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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

HAKn's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.-
We are pleased 10 learn from Mr. Barr, that
the increasing patronage bestowed on his
institution, renders j, necessary for hun TO
enlarge his a. comm a'lons for pupils. IN
view Of this he has engaged spacious apart
m-tts in Mr.. Jacoby's new building, now
bein. erected on the corner Of Perry and
Third Streets.
One room will be used as a female de-
parimcn: exclusively, in which Penmanship
AMI Book Keeping will be thoroughly
taught
The residue of rooms will be arranged
as Study aud Lecture Rooms, for the use
of the male department, and in which
thorough mercantile education will be. i'm
parted, and regular lectures on Commercial
Law, etc, delivered. II is Mr.. BIS deter
mina'ioh to spare neither time, labor or ex
pcnse in building up an institution that viii
prove alike creditable to our city and him
self
Being regularly incorporated, graduates
Of hi. college will receive beautifully exc
cu'cd Diplomas, which he intends shall be
Passport 10 any counting room, SO far as
COMPETENCY is regarded. We hope his
aims may be duly appreciated, and that he
raay receive a patronage commensurate With
his merits.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
Hunk Of Florence

FLOKENVEs NeWS"sA"
gro b. SARGENT, Pres't. J. NJ. PARKER, Cash.
vulJIE und resigned pToprietors OF the Bank Of
FLORENCE, Nebraska, are by the pro-
visions Of its Charter individually responsible
for ALL its issues and will redeem the Notes Of said
Institution, at its counter In the city u Florence IN
coin and at either of thir Banking Houses, East
ern Exchange a, per cent. "r in specie at same
rates Of other currency.
COOK X SARGENT Davenport
COOK, SARGENT h DoWNEY Iowa City Iowa
COOK SARGENT 4 COOK Fort Des Moiness
COOK. SARGENT l. PARKER, YloGencA Nebraeks
fully 1th l666-dH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

TIL e (sOapCI According 10 hccSW0se
Holy Rifle Brecher has left the pulpit
and taken the "stump," He thinks II.
more ,mportantto convert men TO Fremont
than TO Christ. The Gospel according 10
u .echer is as follows:
" Blessed is every man whe votes for FIRE.
ri blessed are they who hunger and thirst
ate. Black R.p"biieanism.
Blessed are those who distribute Fremont
tracts aud abolition documents.
Rlessed are those who lead the lr'oune
and Independent, for in them sse '"s WORDS
| Of eternal life ...u
| Cursed is every Buchanier, Tor ne sna!'
have his portion ia the lake that burns'h
| with fire and birthstone
| Blessed are Bennett, Greeley, Raymond,
Scovill and Webb, for they peach the truth
q. It is in Beeeher.
Cursed a,e the majority OF the Sc ate.
for they refuse 10 revolationize the govern
ment.
Blessed are Seward, Hale, Wilson and
Giddines. for they are in favor of destroy
ing this saccur.ed Union"
Blessed are Fremont and Jessie, the heirt
OF Mariposa.-N. Y. Day Book.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

Dfrp OF rHx BLACK VoMIr.- The
Democratic Freeman, at Hudson, which
swallowed Fremont, and, after . struggle
of two days, gave up the ghost.
The Independent watchman; at l'h'ca'
has thrown up the Fremont and Dayton
icket. Ite stt,ek wps pilder.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

DalIey's Magical Pats Ex,rse'ss.-There
sever has been discovery male n Mat"ra N'"fa'
whereby pain can be quickly allnyci, ami ~hsr"
parts In high state ~ inhamairn S"a BE- W fspfhy
vewcsd ~ their natural state nor ~f@r. WOUNDS "a"
e.sss can b. 80 thoroughly and rapidly h's"d, and
Ascsved parts re~twi without either sr ar or defect
than vtL DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR
% which children constantly snij"e' thu action
Of the scnuin- DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR. Is
eve, the same Wrw mnch Pain aud suh"ring may
Thu. BE- prevented Moreover, Lii" i,s.if-f"o n
ten dependent up,n having at hand the Genuine
DALEY EXTRACTOR anil for particulars Of which
respectfully refer Ia my pru,"i pamI,het-, ~ th
ruth uf which hoid myself rcsI-,n'iiie.
Mo- VI Burns and Said n. matter how sever"
~. ever yet IN any instance resisted the all
ow-rfu pain snpiuine and healing qualities 81 the
DAIIEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam Extractor u g'nuin- unless IN" '"iN htv
,v,a !, ssssl Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. rficr2 20 cents per
~ Ali.rdcr, should Ice addressed TO G. v. Click
ener h Co, 81 Barclay street Nv York.
Sacby all Druggist. and Medicine dealer through.
nj the United States. ha~ IN
DDaIs Dye.-It makes no dtN reno" how gray
sv red, 90 rusty tn" hair or ~hisk"r- may b., nor
l,ov unch they hay ben injured by bnd dN's
pATCnELOR s .iRDyE will maxi them = h.anti-
o., anil lively black brown without, thu least injury
and " III never fade " turn ru-ty. WARRANTED
n sic and sod or appIi,-i I'm ninr pryat" r-m>) Mt
mArI,uEIoHS WIZ Factory, IA Broadway. New
York Nom grnuinr .1c'pt WI A BAT,HILoRi'
cn The label Sold ~ ali the Druggists. laur31
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

A WONDERFUL RkL'c.-lt is stated that
in cutting through Oliver street, New York,
for the purpose If extending The Bowery, a
tombstone was exhnmed, and perfect sku !
found b.nea'h it. The inscription was in
Hebrew characters. and after beng submit
ted 10 The inspection. Of many learned ciii-
Zens of the l>raeli'ish persuasion, It was
decvphercd 10 bear the name "Grenada. y
while the date runs back some 800 years,
which was before the discovery Of America
by Columbus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

cstcrlay the earth was
blessed with the long needed shove Of
rain. The atmosphere is again tleansed OF
II. overburthen vt dust and smoke, giving
once more tree and healthy respiration.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
H.1GS! H.1GS! Bios!

MANUFACTURED by III" Chicago bag Mannfhc'o
My. Randolph street, corner "f'l"rk chicago.
yIGUR BUCkwHEAT, coRN MEN. IAN FAR
NtVS OSNABJRt. MD StA MLESS,
GRAIN SN,KS
1urni.h.i upon the ,hur''-' notice. AMI ~ th'
lowest market prices. TIL dNign- l"r branding arr
ssw, original, aud not Ia b. sutIe'-'" IA ms '""h-
try. - ANh VIZ
iy"f Post onit'-'di.''' hN 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

oupupsaas - 1sussses-0s. Caeesnes's
pooo.lEAs oMAinsltons u insreilens :" shes~ Fills
~ the result Of kms and extensive prset'cs They
err mild ID their operation, aud certain IL correcting
a ,rs~s~lsristrs, pssfu msnstrsai'on removing all
sAssswctkns, whther from cold OF otherwise, head
ecs. psin IN ,h~ -de ralpisati 81 the heart disturb
a s,eep, which ar,s. fr,a interruption 81 nature
They can lie successfully use A. . preventive Th.ss
pS.ls .hould never be taken In pregnancy, A. they
vvuh sur a. cause misearrisge warranted pure
- verss ahe, and fr'~ from anything injurious Ia bf
o. hSNth. E.p,ca directions. Which .bosd b" RAJ
sroompany zach bos. Pric" ~. r"r sale b, the
Druggist. IN Dav.nsort, and Hines = Clippenrer,
R.A leland s-nt by mail by incio,na 81 Ia Dr. Cor
se,ius L. Ch.-seman, No is2 Broadway, New York
(ieg,-1iavlml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS OF
HON. IA rs GRANT.

Hon. IA ssxs GRANT, Democratic E"cfor for
this STATE, will lie glad IT, address the people
in jones county On th' lst Monday in September.
In jackson county, on the ID Tucsday IN
L. Clinton county gu the ~ Monday In
In Cedar oouniy. on the lih M"Irisy IN
In ,oti county, on the LIT M"hday III ct"oef
H. Mu-cs,inc county On tn" ID Monday ia October.
In j ,rl,. on s.,nn,y on tn. 8d M"nay la .
In other countics, Of which dued notice VIII b
civ,n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
ENsTELLxG EV'CE
n - II q !" .

rIVuE uWAerstened wostA mns' respectfully recon-
.,.,A their Intrallgesee OAce 10 the public with
- assuranee that all orders cntruSfcd 70 tnem VIII
- psnctuaaly attended TO-.
vc AVE constantly good Situations for eiteer male
~ finale helps. =,
We UNDERTAKE al business In this line, sucn a IN
Renting Oc AOsssess
- u,xmisns cheap and speedy services.
- Drdars from the country promptly nllcd.
= - SMAkl.PiELD HOLM.
~ rFEs Corner Of 2nd and Scott Sts.
=. r. " vtn pay alteration to A9enctes Of al
(jy2da~t0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

EE- Let everybody remember that
the grand display of Fire Works, corner OF
Third and Harrison streets, by Mr.. Orcutt,
is :hs main attraction this evening. Nopy-
ro,echnist in the Union is more skillfui
than he, which i' a guaranty that We are to
have a first class display.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

90 The number OF voters in New York
State, according to a statement from the
Census Department, is 55l ,s2l-of which
5l6,745 are native voters, and 35,Ga6 mai u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

A letter TO the Boston Post II ON Mar
tinsviile, Indiana, says:
eve are perfectly confident Of success
here-scld liners stand up TO the fight Ink
old soldiers"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIF UGE WINE
us .UlRT BoTTLEs)
.V.E,I.ER k.StDVV.T TO FIJI.


yINlIE greatest licine ever discovered for the
/ cur. ., Fever aud Ague Chill Fever, Dumb
Acu. and all bilious diseases. Thi> vauihi" nf'i-
cine has now been he fore tn" public for several wars
and there can b., no better evidence oi''rc ~ ~ en-
cacy than it, extensive sale aad c'nStahtN incr a.
ing rcputa, ion. and mir is owing !" II, hdNhs ~
formed some II the most wonie iu AMI a~t"hi>hthg
cures that have ever iscu kn"wn. BenE purely veg
ctahe free from ~ foreign dalrtrinu> Of mineral
conponnds, Fcbrifuge Vine may IL. tax n WIN the
utm, st safety nnd almost any circumstances. IL
strengthens thu stomach invrcorat the system, anu
entirely prevents the langn"r ana prosta'iuh "i
strength which always attends Fever and Agu' and
All bilious dseasrs not only breaks the chill anu
checks The fser hut removes the dt>cas "i the law
or AMI other organs on which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have uset' The r. hfi-
fuee Wine need further vidence Of 1t, vrtu" than
its happy restorative eject. IL Is Truly a w"detin'
me,.lcine and operates on the sy>teH lik charm.
The fir t or second d .sc If Frbitre me h'tkS tte
chs and if couiin,, according to tn" directions,
removes the dis,as: permanently from 'hc ssS'"'
and leaves the body in healthy coidi'io". mos
persons who are afflicted with Fever and Ague or any
form OF bilious diseases. are rec";m'hdd Ia eivc
This valuable medicine fair trial which Is all hat
is necessary inSur" success and convince All OF us
superiority over ~ ry Other remedy ever "fcrel to
tn. public Certf ates Of thu highest respctahiiity
might be presented suhs antaf" all that Is c'im''
in IT. behalf but il will b. l"ft 10 introduce !tsei-'o
stand or fall upon is own merits.
Caution 10 tn Iullic.-l,e sure That inc name 81
the props ictor, JOHN WIsER. is in his own han'"rl
tin- ON tn p,,mis,ory Note, which j. attached to
the bottom of zach engraved label on the bottles
| Sold at retail by Druggists and Merchants every
/ whore.
All wholesale orders must lie directed to John WI
| pcr CT Maid, II Lane, n Y, or to Bay Baldwin
| wholesale druggists. Chicago.
| sold wholesale and retail by Messrs.
ALvORD X VAN PATTEN.
na,-, m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

DAvENroRT PmILHARMoNIC SoCIE-
rv.-At a ,aeeting Of the above named So
c;c'y, on Tuesday evening last, the follow
ing officers for the ensuing half year were
elected
Presidenf-Gro. r. SARGENT.
Vice Prrsidcnt-Gro W. BRowN.
srcretary-J J. SIADE.
1reasurer-A. II. KNAPP.
Musical CondlctOr-O. II. DAVE
Finauce Com. u. NJ. HANLEY, J. {.
CocuR.nr and J. II. DUMoNr.
We areylad 10 see such society started
here, and We hope that all singers and low
ers Of good music will use their influence
in il. bchrlf. Persons wishing 70 exam
inc their Constitution and Bylaws can get
copy on application to any OF the mem-
bers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

- &c. 1870 -" p. ,. cARLEJoy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
4 Splendid Chance,
IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WI aILrx wM T. CLARK,
ALLEN s CLARK.
Attorneys l. Councillors at LAW,

Real Estate, Life Insurance and Genera
Land Agents, and Notary Pub!ics,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, BRADY ST,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ISOILECTIONS AMI AL professional business in
~ every Part If tn. STATE ntru>trd IT, our care
viii rcct i've prompt attention; Money noqr4d d; Taxes
paid for non eSidents; Money LOANED - tncnc I'M
bcred Real E.ate security; Farms, Houses and Lots
leaked; Real Estate of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

~ Sold nj la Market street, ~. Ionis, Mo-, 80
Broadway, New York, ~. ii by all Druggists every
where. All Kinds of family iatn' medicines for shls
the best possible terms, nj Prof. Woods estabaisbs
ment, IA Market street. st Louis.
Sld here by 4 4 he Drugei-is and by all popular
Druggists everywhere. | JvlS.-tw-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
SARAH s. BROW N.
81 L0uis, Sfpf 20 1876:

N IVHfN' ofTF. 70 I5DJ
Dr q. J. NG0D--Sir have u.,d p"aty three
b-it - your Hair Rrstsratyr, aud have found It's
very factory u has entirely destroyed an
,auhruf from ms II al, and rt-tprtd my hair to lis
original color, which had h. Gene qni'" gray.
wv TRJ SDALk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
1873 sccond street.


IhEH, HtfH nVa"sf '6n.
This IL n certify, that uI. ytar ago @as quite
gray aud NY hair =o ikir NJ the topof my head
that f.trad it, entire ls- In tbs condition, ap-
pliel ftf and obtiin.da b4tt" 1T Prof. Wpd's 'Re-
ialatlsr, and bsfore had usc on quart bttlc the
ggat hairs had et4fIllly ntsallr Il AMI IL had thick
rsi MP ~ b" a. fan a, usual AMI u as nniei
.&5sSv AIT"aflufe, apparently more beautiful than
c.srlt So. bst1rr. ID, tefcf - cheerfnily recon-
mend t. All W 10 lrgs WHO values beautiful head
~ br. wiH a. 0 STATE that uF' II now, "ccasion-
all !, for It's healthy and b, auiittIut IL cts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
Aron,cmon d Boston ,,tes toni- friends in Ne-

gan,lcman II H.. ton 4,fles tohis friends In New
Br.}lu#d thu
Tp>uur fulmti y I would reIlN that ] first com
uf,il..ft fu. PsuI Ma.d'- Hair u stoI at!ve. my
hlr tyt~ almost White thd bod hetn for the last
trny II tud Il was WY Tim an the top ~ mia
had an.l try lei-r, aul I1Hled nut freely; but ID
folyi thit before hu IA Il an III" second bottle.
(Which WIS cirht Wr l. NV hair was entirely
changed Io Ils orlgHal caiur. liahi btown) aud II
INV he from daniuH 9ud p3ti' mi / have had
ily hair cut live Tune since III" change, ana
htv,. n,.ysr seen ttus Ike whit" hair stariing
from fhn rsgi- and ii thIck as il ever
ami lsi ~ AL. 1t has pr,, a'd IN my
Ca, alf ll#it elt.l4 wish ~ ask.
Ja} /, IoJO. Yours, ctc---
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
Tor PRODUCING .nainoN
II n 4. - III r. ~ ID s,
And Ike storiug
c. 1. n " FL n 4 4.
ornL NATURAL COLON.

vI1IIIc ASTONISHING aud un' qnailfd pf parat!on has
i ,t-N"; tai. a. rgolnrr y growth on Raid lirsis
l "a used according 10 tnr trCttiis, and turn hair
la K t. u rteai color, AFT having h,nn" gray,
AMI H ia al Isl; aiFndl health lustre. sofnS
nea~ am besIItS. u ntvHs ~ once al srnrf, dand
ruit, and unpleasant itcig, sctofnla, eruption sd-
f@vrtI@h hist O. III the scalp. II also prevents the
HAIR fE1Ju becoming uuh altly and falling n, all
IL ne at AS p.rf Il
HAIR iANlGOR iTOR AND TONIC.
We anll Il a feA r.guiitatcs 10 carroburst. onr
a-ttI.n
sat. of IVjunis GGili.is lime ~ IsSl.
I'.YA. u J. @. j wood. iitr Et.tur,tive,
alrl has, atttuIItd . wonderful ~ 4. M hair
becoming ~ ! ti.s.sit permanently gray hut hy
IL, u-s.,i fic ~ -fafas',' IT has resumed its
!eI..l eoloT, fni, have doubt, Trnht neatly
SIDNEY i:itEEAE,
~ nltoI Init d States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

DORElNG MACHINES. N'nch Pi''hS' SFa.
I1Jackson's Hand Pann,l and RIP S'w 'ast STE,
Anger and Anger bits aud Braces {: Bench, Ham,,
Shinv,c AMI l.a,h liatchcts-bcst quality.
Steel squares.
Bs,t"ns Draw HALVES,
Dang thin pairing Morticr aud Firmcr Chiscls;
t:oucrs.
5 Divers
Mnrtic. ard Thumb Cages;
TySquar'.s. Bvels,
saw. Sits,
W,-p ami Iron
RE.NtH S(KEUvS.
jy23d,y LIVINGSTON '""h ""'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

l,TEgiiEG raa fgr g AVID upward For cae by
> CnrHH, Eno., EtRno" aud Co, bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05
TO SPORTSMAN.
S,,1D,.fjIlO Season,

vUvuOsn wishing anything to complete an outfit
l. the approaching
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-05

IS-Iinseed, Lard and Tanners OIL Oakem
~ Pitch Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, Glass, =
ty, Nails &c a..
api9dtfl n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-18
SIRE kan~as ilCciiOm.

The election which has uSt taken place in
Kansas, has resulted in the election OF VI hit
field to Congress without opposition. This
may appear to some. and ui..oubten,v will be.
hailed d, the pro slavery party a, the North,
as proof that quiet and peace j. Low restored
in that distracted territory. But We think
tn. fact is that the Free State men would
not take the oath demand d bv the BOGUS
legislature. When Mr.. Gesry was ar,oint-
ed Governor of Kansas, it was hoped that he
might be an honorable ruler: but his mission
secnls to be to keep the Free State men ont
Of the territory, and willie over o,,c Lu,o;,. 4
free-S,ate men are in jail at Lccoinp'on. me-,
a soItiary Eorler Luhi,t. las Jee, orrcsfe.}
Fletcher Webster. the son OF D.x1rt
WEBSTER. is an ardent and active s,,i.nortrr
OF Buchanan, As his father would be If he WIS
alI,e.-N H. iatrio'
WHENEVER THERE Is \ SUE.
SIANIIVE GOOD TO BE DONE.
WHENEVER THERE Is a FOOT or
LAND 10 BE PREVENTED FEOiEE-
COMING SLAVE TERRITORY. | AN
READY TO ASSERT THE PRINCIPLE
OF THE ENCLV SION OF SLAVERY"
-D0n"! Uej>ier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-18
; rcH.'' es!;ca.


Il will t'' >''n tta' all has 1a~-"1 10th
Houses air'n'v. r'pea.l"1 rh'- at ct l>.', r.
'a'in. to the bringing of So .l.r~hi,i
many yrxa'Iou> >liis have h-,i4 i-:ol.,'lt f.
tie cole 'ian ct assessments %. the Wa.hin..-
t"n Go. y \, Insurance to.--'.o>- a>>c>-.
n..nt> ha.in. been >,'I il i -ai.i -. a fra
ton of their amount, ia r4rii> In Vernon
We mt.as well oh,c,rc here thai lir ll.-s,v.
Assistant >t-cr'tir. Of the senate i,>t ~.
t"l'rd al a reelection On account Il i4i- %.
nrr'lrn "i.h this .'u-ir,>s. y ,,t>t 80 ee
understand
The prrpo~" Of ne al i no, on to r.
peal the i.w Of last ye4r, ia: {, urn @. So.
Ho~ ,..:.iitg a4.Rrd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-18
KEEP 1T L..FCRE TIE PEOPLE,,

THAT MOI ONE BORDER RIFF
AN--NOT ONE FRO SLAVERY MAN
HAS BEEN PUNISHED. OR EVEN
ARRESTED IN KANSAS FOR GRIMES
COMMITTED AGAINST FREE-STATE
MEN. WHILE TIE JAIL At LE
COMPTON IS Full OF ESTATE
VICTIMS, ARRESTED BY ORDER OF
GOV. GEAEY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-18

Of mighty impulse 10 their assistance. The
imprisonment of foreigner. who had SIMPLY
declared his intention of becoming a citizen
of the United States. was recently consider
ed. by our Government. an insult to the
mal'>r, OF the nation. and on a remote sea
oar ships OF war opened their trowrlng port
holes and ;tern'v demanded the Immediate
release OF the prisoner.
Bat citizprs of this aid other States of
our conftd..rarv. who have emigrated 10 Nan
sas. portion Of our country under the d.
rect authority Of the Federal Government,
with the intention of u.aki,," that Territory
their home, relying on tie assurances o: that
Government that they shoud be- left in per
feet freedom to form and regulate their do
mestic institutions in their own way, have.
by IaHic>s and repeated inva>ions of the
people Of another State. been deprived ct
the dearest rights of free men: their lives
and property have been subjected hy these
invader, to the most cruel and t,rannlcal
enacfments which have Characterized mod
ern Legislation; ard vet. notwithstanding
their frequent appeals to the President for
relief, none has been afforded them: their
robbers and murdrrrrs remain UNPUBLISHED.
some even IN oil Ial positions under the Fed
eral Government and obedience to the pre-
tended laws of the Territory is enforced b,
he armed >oii.rv 0i the tftcd States
The rcco,lccti0n of our own cary history
as a Comm onwcal'h 81 ull awaken in our
breasts The h,c!irst >vmj,aihie, for our breih-
rem WHO are struggling ior freedom in Nan
sas Vermont was once the scene of similar
deprrdatlons, hard>hlp> and cructles. Hen
early settlers were e. Icc:ed from their posses
SONS. and were denied all law and Justice
bv the emiS>arrs OF Government which
wron"tnilv clam dominion over them
earnestly suggest 10 Your c.rctni DELHI
Grafton the question whether, in view OF the
great wronrS 10 which our citizens in Kan.
>as arr subjected. and the utter neglect of
the General Gpvernmen: to protect them
some action is not required OF YOU. equ: tc
the importance and emergency OF their
cause
trust the legislature will prove itself a
generous patron ~ the noble charities Thai
d:>fiI,g ulsh thl- AGE. and 1t, ats bear the i'm
press OF humanity an! b .nryoirnre.
Relying with confidence on rhe wisdom OF
YOUR driIb."ai,pll, and il ten. tender Won
Gentlemen. III, hearty co-opcration IN all
YOUR lau'!a}lc efforts t5r Ne rul.li, w..;...rc.
RYLAND FLETCHER.
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on proper application, shall te subject to
fire of not over five hundred dollars, nor less
than one hnndr.d--a!so other stringent meas
ures relating to freight officers. conductors
AMI oti ers transporting intoX icatinG !ioucrs:
reier.cd 10 committee on Printing.
TUESDAY. Oct. "a.
SEyATr.-Bi!.-hv Mr.. Warner. incrras-
ing the cap,,si stock. and extending the char
ter Of IN. Bank Of Miiiehurv read twicc
and referred to the committee on Banks.
2eso!ntion.-Ey Mr. Il LION. that a com
mi tee OF three be al o'nici to consider the
ourages recently peip"trated aHa'n>: the
freedom OF speech ani Geba's in our Nation
al Senate adopted.
rorSE-BlIl Introduced -Hv Mr.. Marsh
OF I.an,,on. in addition 10 sec ~ of chap. 81
OF compiled statutes: referred 10 The r''Ii.,>Hi-
tee ol Printing Bv Mr.. E,i>on. relating 10
the NAL bv inrv thai trom the box contain
iny Twelve names. one shall b., Drawn. and
it not challenged the next five ,iaiI not be-
challenged il th,. first ri.ht ave challenged,
the last tour shalt be the Jury; referred 20
the Judiciary committee.
Nj StoIdard introduced; bill to inrorpo-
rate the Caledonia Boo: and Shoe Mtnuac-
turin, Co., referred to the Committee on
Corpor ations.
The S~nate came in fnr a Joint as>er,h,
to eject State officers; Mr.. Gfand,v ,,on,na-
ted Tor Secretary of State. Charles ". Viii
lard Of Montpelier Mr. Cheney nominated
Stodiard b. Coity. of Montpelier. The re-
suit Of the hal!ntina was a. follows
Whole number OF VOTES 2l5
Necessary fer 4 choice 1913
Charles ". Willard 225
Stoddard T. Coby Is
Scattering ,
Mr. Willard presented himself at the bar
OF 'hr Hons" and received The oath.
The following election. were made unani-
mcn>lv. hy Viva vore vote:
William NJ Pingry. OF Bethel, Auditor oi
ArrountS.
Harvey Webster. of Montreli'r. Lihrari
Hiram Harlow, OF Windsor, SuIt. Of STATE
Prison.
j., y. Hatch o! WINDSOR Eiwin d. Meso,
Of Richmond. and Bother W Bartholomew
Of Washington. Directors Of the State Prison
SAmul Y. ilavcr. j.. I'll bur!inrton
Commits >ioti-r II tie lu>au-
Jason Steele Of W nd>or, Bank Comn.l>>
ioncr
'irorGc Il kcllocr of Ssxton's River. Az
lirant and Inspector (i,n.la,
\ II. I'LL, .IlI4c \d>n-at General.
Ha>o'rion TX Mr. Powers. relating Il
the outrage ...lun,it.,! on Charles sumner
hv Preston :. E,o Is referred to conalt'e,