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ne Germans n r,xas.

Atsis stated on good authsrity that II =
Fremont ticket be run in Texas, it would
detach heavy German vote from the Duch.
anlers, and most probably give the State q
Filinore. MThis movements the GaeMaas'
in TexasAesinst slavery excessively alarms
the slave oliesrchy, but is looked upon BY
large numbers of native born Aon-slave-
holders viii the liveliest feeling Of hope.
III Fremont is elected there will be a free
State in western Texas, il Buchanan be
siecscd the movement in favor Of freedom
will be remorselessly "crushed out" The
Texas Germans therefore look to theft
countrymen in other States TO assist then
at this crisis. 1t is true that the act admit
ting Texas as State provides for the for
nation Of other States, out OF the same ter
ri,ory, in which the question of slavery
should be decided BY the majority. But a
the time of the passage Of the act il wa
not considered possible that any such move
ment for freedom could be made, and vi
may be sure that il the oligarchists succees
in electng Buchanan and in making Kan
sas a slave State, the Texas organic &C,
will be SO changed ~ to prohibit the for
nation OF any free State in ill its large ex-
tent OF territory. Compac,s or acts Of Con.
gress, though they may have an origin akin
to that OF the Constitution itself, and be
csnonixed in the hearts of the people, are
not allowed to stand in the way of the d.
sires and purposes of the slave propagan.
Idists. They are not to be deferred from the
prosecution OF their plans by any such tri
vial obstacles as political honesty or the
most solemn agreements. As they have
done in the past, so will they do in the fu.
ture whenever they have the power and the
opportunity.
tits on account OF the anomalous posi-
ton in which the Germans in Texas are
thus placed, that they look with such solic-
tpde to the result Of the approaching Pres
idential election, and especially TO the &C
ton OF their 'coantrymen in the free States.
| They look 10 them to determine whether
! they shall have the benefit O. free instiis-
tons, or be the subjects OF system more
tyrannical than any under which they have
suffered in Europe, 1t glaadens their hearts
to hear of and read the. eloquent efforts of
such men as Hoffman, Kerner and Heck
err, and they are encouraged to hope for the
hes, results from the stand geaeTally taken
| By their German brethren. We trust that
may not be disappointed.
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A PEaTIxrss QcTsriesl-Te' Wash.
ington correspondent of the New York
Times, wSiiing on the .I4ih, says 4,..aI I,
"Mr. EARpbs!l,s closing speech TO-DAY
was bold and sheetlye: la reply y nj ~.
ciinrmsa be remarked: II have SAID as
much III tUnfeGnifion OF slavery al Mr.
Sumner;-issss spast ere yOa go'sg to make
of up. 5.Y sid rs H,H H4Dil1 It141 i
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DlSsOI.lJTEOS.

THE partsership 4eretafpre existing pstseen y
i S. Brooks and X. Bailey this day, 24ih inst
dissolved by mutual sonsent. Thg aecoants OF the
nrm will be settled by ID. ). Brooks, VINO viii con.
inle the Confectionery business at the same stand.
awe d. S, BROOKS,
fully g div 4. BAILEY.
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UNCLE JAMES


Song, by the Rsputnean Club of phiasel pnis. e
- :" Trsf--'s Uaele Ned.'' ''s ~
r. There was an old gestie man whose. name WA
a""s a. ~ James, e. ..a.. -. H.
He was born lopg ago, long ago., .4a names s.
He MAY to be sure have had some some other
reg which .don't happen to know sr4 g. s...sl 81
Cherus-Thsn lay down the fiddle and The bow,
stLFus, Take up the show vi and the hoe, so ..g,
Ard We'll dig big hole for old uncle
stastA James, f'f 80 e. -
81 And burr him ieep and low. sar -, rs
In the Federal ranks long time he stood, j. u.s.
And once he Was heard TO shoat, 81 SEQ .gta asa
That"ifhe had drop OF Democratic blood, &
He'd be glad 10 Aet It ont. u s-sss5+t asa.r-t
~ chotus-TThen lay down, &c. .s ia. .l',... q.
To ostend ohee we nj tAis old man, To-, To-.
And this honest scheme aid REVEAL - ''t
sswe'll buy Spaia 8 daughter Cuba II VIZ can, -
Ana Whist we esn't buy Well steal !" ~ =
aos Chorls--Than lay down, dsc.
When he'd grown old, bis party thought
fsN They'd take ncle ia mes BY the soses.-s.t
And put him ny IN a tight hey fought, - -ISs =
p. With slarsry's host of foes rr.r1...n i,as
iesa Chorus-Then lay down, &c. 80 '.'' '' ,..
But poor uncle James was TOO old 10 aght, o."
b. .,.A And loosold to ran away, 4-I|- tt4
., So uncle James woke one morning bright,
- And found he had lost the day. s-. .,.5- u.
chorus-Then lay dow 4 the addle and the bow
llInsA Take mp the shovel and he hoe,
5s,-f stBd. M, III dig . big Aole Tor old Uncle
JaaYee, -r91b42st ,rsssse.fI
And bury him deep and low. 81 g t..,=s %
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THE subsoriber at his Steam Planning Mill in
X Mollne.- Ills, has just pur chased large quan
nty OF Chieago LUMBER. and has made arrange.
ments TO supply the demand, which he will sell at
Wholesale retail at prices that cannot fail 10 give
satisfaction. ALSO sssts -se, y! Sa,tf- 4, i.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS.
which will be sold cheaper Than the ssme cnn be
pit rchas ed esew here. His SIDING vii, be- OF tho
very best qua;ry, and his FLOORING; tan,iot bar
surpassed all dressed and ready for innediute1fse.
JOR PLANNING AND SAVING +.
Done on short notice, TO your satisfaction. Don't
fail 70 give him call Remember The place, head Of
Main aud Wells streets, Moline, Ills - 4.
4 LErI HuNGRRFoRD.
= Malina inna 2atb lGs6 A 4 wtf
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40, tas.-A farm OF Jos acres on the Los, d,ov.
hoad, miles from the city, and The upd,idas n.y.
oi the saw mill tract, CONTAINING 20 nsrss ia lu
renee, te acres under cult vation soAs bsay.
unue frame house rooms, barn, nne orsh.rJJ
"hi be diSidsdto suit purchasers 'AAiu'
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I hereby given that the nndersigned have This dag
J. associates themselves together as partners In TIT
mandatory ofPows; and having DO Ugr the eiTtire
stock and machinery Of bechtef, Skinner & Burts,
Will carry the business NJ the old stand - p'
The Blu siifess will be done in the naHe or W. VI.
skinner & Co. hha "'%-.'w W. W. SKINNER, "1@
-oi.5" -asenstnt.f W.BURRfs,- ~ :
Inlv 0 5r1 yt.,xaf nertltW. s. fOELI NE :. -.-L1-
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CNtcagQ. Lltllabcx,

The business will be continued by the undersigned whS
requests continuation Of the. patpmase heraIsra
tended. LRvI fIuNGERFoRp.
Juya6 Ist5LI!gu IIUft'Ea. uIB
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NO. liS--a beautiful spol near the new cam.,s,,
stream "i water running through. Price sso 5r arra
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No, i3S.-A beautiful traot tipud ,f se,...= .,I
ia l! niles Of the Cotpeaton ne q The Iuh"
koad INC waoe sarrouna. by 70 nt,c I'D a. :, ~,
euiNN'e"k, u stream running through. Pries s1o
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NO lls,--A small aud beautiful piece OF landstth.
acres. Price Ss,UC0 N""'"hihs9
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10 IA lne improved Farm ofIoo acres on In,
MIN ~, u orvve Road, highly improyet
WIS sfso story mousse. y lis per acre f''
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Dissolution.

NoTICK-is hereby given that tlse Co-partnorship
IN heretofore existing between the Undersigned under
the name and Firm OF NouBSR a tuBNGkRfofD, il
this day dissolved by mutual consent t'sl .t,ttt~
All debts due said Il rm to be paid TO Levi Hunger
ford, and all deuspfs against sad trp VIII be raid bf
him
ALoNzO youRSE,
July 90, SO 49, hET ntSG.gFoEp.~ :
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NYILL be sold Saturday, the 26th inst, at 10 ocDck
w A. NJ . the following desirable PROPERTY ~ WV
Lot 30. in block No. 10, near the louSe Of Samuel
Hirsehl. t~y 'r'+- ! IL 70
Lots 90 BY 50 feet cornercf 5th ant Warent street,
fronting on 5th. "<
Dot block y, so by le feet fronting on Court House
Square. sGBs IAgsA aBs tB4
Lot block p s0bg 100 ieet, fronuBs CGut Hous,,
square and sjhSt. mr. I'll io4.f.-. ..t .s,,- .
SALE POSITIVE, Terms II CASH balaaae ia and Q
years with ~ per cent. interest, ..t-fr. 49,. 49,.
Sale 10 commence at lot No. in block IL, . ,,.. 90 .
july "a ,nga T. 1t SAML. BARKER. Aurt
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Fl a IA R,S % - ~
Commercial College,
an STORY POST OFFICE SBBfLDING

: ~. .a-anAYENPORI.IO lowe. "a a.,-4
I'm and after Friday, August LIST, tais institution
DwiiI be open in the evenings as well uring
tise entire day. Students taking fuli course hS
anpIyipg themselves during the day and evening
ean maternity shorten the time ordinarily required
10 complete the course. 10 the heehanie, Manu-
fartur.r Retailer and Proe sAlnnal man, MID suy
have inst natured nd drawn UP. nov soft Of m.
struetion Cards simplifying the science Boes-
kprfing as TO enable me In ssryyep les cons 10 in
struet either OF them keep indy dual partns
ship books upon scientific prime pies with strict ac
curacy and 10 ascertain their gains and losses with
IA mich precision the banker. 4 10 s4rra
LESSONS in Practic al Pc m arisap during the fore.
moons and venings. = a a. hpt d" e. gas 7
Eniire salts faction rendered TO students rents
nd ia i ian Or tuition ie ed. f s.ll n
i5n.sS .4lG DHH.t, WILLIAM ~ BARR, Ul
= asE II. Ii -. Prinrir.nI
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No, io!. "a Farm Of $50 acres ON tha ,o.,I :, .
from Long Grove TO AL lens Grow. m 80. ieauilx
i1-2 stories, stable, we'll, kc @'Aine hoase
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Nn,TIClrE-

shereb given that parsae rshi he ex
fsling the nBaersi snsd lie this day issotS
ed by mu taat snssBt. W m. HI fs VIII 0sAd
settling the business at former office; and II Is
sedassted Ihatalh claims due ne be psd Immediate
1y. AZ S.iAtS y as as q. o.
vine Pillow Factory will be carried on at the old
stand by W. w. Skinner Go. -tsAasB'2
sris BEGHTEi.. SKINNER 4 's6RssIsa.t
Dave npori July -, 1h5S,i 6stt'rl i.4tt--hSIrUal
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~ No, iJ5,--a beautiful lot OF 5 81 loo .e,.. A. -
iaN1e! cut lots, iart Of sec n - Rak ~, -
fom davenport Oh t,u road To 10 t.ia,,. . .
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w Ger IL Is ,

Foreign and Domestic, Green and Dried Fruits,
Nuts Dc. az Chicago and st. Louis wholesale prizes
Constantly on hand Lemons, orangcs, Apples,
&c. BRADY st. near Front, east side.
Day export iufy &c SO dwtf H4s'''#'
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No. iii.-A Farm of 40 acres I'm ssc,rr,
all pioughed, price s35 per iP'e hiE
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aneer cultivation ana all under fence q Ieo serea
fnse SIS per acre. Win sell 40 se,ssn
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40. a.sih acres on the Mississippi liver opnos,s
o"n OF Moline, extending from tho road Ia ,hs
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NO. lt5'- An Improved farm OF la aeres In ..c.
aoEs 70 and 80 so Il ) L 90 acres under f,ns. W
aIdef cultivation, - acres woodland ne,. r., ~,
house, liar, well, stable "A, a good .trear Of = 40
running through Price S. per acTs '
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1fltI Aoufrtiseulruts.

III Fl 4 supeIane do, 4
COMMON do, ~
,-------z.. -Hempda
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON M.AIlANei,
Gold Border Window shades. Gteeh tMrtiin on
Cloths. Linen Table Damasks, Curtain Mus.
- Inns, Salts DE- Iains Wiadop Ddmasks,
49, x1ayards " 18th lSheeuHss. Has q
The above with agIest variety Of desirable Goods
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
July - .-- e-~ -. ~sst H.s Davenport
.v4sr .frfiG0<.
lust received direct from ST. Louis fresh supply Of
e tho following goods, ~''' ~ 5'' y ' ~
Canyassed Sugar Cured Iiams
." 800" 90 Shoulders
4e4 .. Dried Beef - TT" @.'
Honey Syrup, Sugar House & NO. Molasses;
Crushed, Powdered, Clarified 4 Ne. o. Sugars;
Dried Apples, feaches, Prunes, sc,
e-ALS,l-
fine stock OF Green and Black Teas direct from New
York City, together with host OF other articles IN oVr
stock too nunerens 20 mention all which may be eund
at 'F' WILEY \ MCSGERS.
fully % div '=''
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NO. ILL., lot OF Sc 1860 acres on the ,ou,, ia.
FAN ~ ne fSad 70 Le Siairs. Pricessl saerss NOR.
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No iGo;--one ofth finest arg,, in The con n,y, $40
@ h hs sSutn siae Of Long Grove, 80 scIss IN.
iAfke OF a'e to 0to lrees Of e,,ry ,arisy Of
nun. living saiafs good house, WE'LL u.,sIu. h. m
&o' s'"tHo pr acre. - Iha sash bsl. In pxym.ats
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SPECIAL. ]. NOTICES.
Republican Meeting.

Under this head limited III be Of pesisi notices
win be inserted at 10 cents per une each insertion,
or so cts. per week. Sil4A4 HAt - SAA&t4
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Bank of Florence.
Florence NebraSfsn

GEQ. b. SAliGENT, pros't. j. NJ. p,nxr, e,s,r,.
Y tdesigeJ iIaprisiars Of the Bank of Flpreuc.
A Sebfk9, afn ~ the provisions vi its charter n,
81 Juaiiy rssQnslbIp ior all AS issues sud will redeem
Ae Nobs u sad tpstnlo al lis eouater in the city &;
thIrnq, IN cola, and either IT their B.i,kIu. oss.
rslrs rs lhyr ourrrury- .,t+i.. { - = ''
.et y. C34h ~ SARGENT, Davenport, @ ,5.-.-
70 als4 Go'ka SARGENT DJWNEY Iowa city Iowa
-a- COOK, SAkGEST& coos, 1T. I1esuoinc. -
.,a . Coph, SARGENT PARKER Florence |Sebfa.
july dlf At'ft5s. ..tL1Ft :. - ~
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No F. hrfis - Iutaeres with - scn,s it,,nhs,
~ miles from to 20 aesSs fenced ma IA, 80
Walton, log hoaS 1tahie, eornerib,a wells. an a.,
chard Of > acres, NIPPLES, aches, ana cherries.
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No. lt9.-A farm Of 100 acres In see - and3g 4 an
~ =" acres ander cultivation, good stream of
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EIo- b. .tss-,4 - s.rial 10
10 4@.EstraEH
s14f4eF 5zf.a5 ys. .... a.
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Fire. Fire.!rire,,,

8,.sa Fire. Fires! Eire.y
The Cheapest and Most Durable Roof in USE
THE undersigned have been engaged In the bust.
4 ness ofmanataeturing and putting on Co uposi.
m hoois Tor the last eight years. Price per square
s5,0a, aud tse work warranted. ~ E
Materials manufactured and for sale with nrintea
directions for puttiug on z."+ t'E
All leit atthe Confectionery store of Brooks
BatlsS' near the eorh sr Of Brady and Fourth
streets, Ni meet with prompt attention
Juae 81 ian, ~ BAILEY q MOORE
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Would You Save Your Money!
THEN GO TO @
SUTTON & CO.'S
~ sr0pOlitdn store
Corner of Rock Island and Second Streets,
ter ~ TO purchase Your b.
DRY GOODS.
4 Is needless TO say anything of tho elegance OF
i our stock or otits cheapness 10 those who have
oar thanks to the public for the liberal patronage al
ready bestowed On us. wish TO remind them that
are aud shallbe constantly throughout the sea.
son receiving ion me nsc 10 our stock All o,
which We promise TO cell AT f
Marvelously Low Prices
We hasejast received large additions 10 our stock
.tsr Lawns at 10 and ID l-2 OTIS. per yard!
Also hne assortment of FANCY SILKS at 80 cents
Bereges, organdies,
White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mhts, FINS. ~*- rrH
a kmbroideries. Laees, @hst9a.
.,s, Lace Sets, Linen Handkerchief,
$3.50 &C., SC, AL of which We offer ut
@ Extremely Low Prices. for Cash
a5-Parlcular attention paid 10 orden.-aa
June 81 du SUTTON & co
BLAOkSMllH'S TOOLS.
A NViLs, Woes, Drills, Be {ews, S 3eSs i'd Dies,
IAsiedgss, Hammers, TOMS, &C., for sale by
Je - BURROWS, PREffYMAN & DALZELI.
- poZ, Steel and Iron shovels and SPADE, 70,
- sale by b. p. q ID.
Il X kegs Horse snoes ana Aerse Shoe Nails,
LIZ ~ Boxes Scythe Stenes.s ~, = III FfT''t
flaPkan. Selves assorted sizes, for sale by esf
p 3-.. z.4 b. p, & ID.
oAn tfis. syracuse aud < II swl,l 5 Il T5T :.
sS0o b. o.. 81 y,
ONO s"i.S. hydraulic Cement, for saie6y
DDS,o .a.s...z .. sa.s. b. r. h ID.
, BNs Cincinnati ana st bouts Pearl 4 Corn Starch
100 BIS Lard. Linseed and Bank Oils Turpen tine
81 hees white Lead '''-'t3 'N'' b. r. & ID.
RARE CHANCE
L.ph capable person to engage In the lumb q
i bistaess Also, FOR SALk, two or three We r,
dssiri BILE iarns near the village OF nurani, on tn,
n sSsssipPi and Missoars Railroad, aad one in Mar
,2W F9rtasiaer parllc ala IS enquire at I, n $. AL
LlNI's ittneer oAiee near the M a NJ. X, X. depot
~ a,
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Or. W. RRApWAY

INCLECTIG Physician, late 81 Massaciusetts, offer
XLhs professional services the citizens Of L. Clair
aud vicinity. t4tJ y 'Jgg.ir. IN
One IN Carrs new house in ts north part fhe city
Ls Claire, May 2Iat. &<t ysaa.< * .tJkJs'
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No. lS7.AsA I'M pr orptfarm ofso xere, !. /, s.,s.
OF lie Claire, "A acres tim Der, SO acres b,ot az
anu uhHss lsnee, a good house Will other Improve.
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No. l64.--ALsO, 100 acres, 30 of which a. tlu,.
adjoihips,hs above, 70 acres broker, PR. ssa
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Just received consignment from iargr inportinr
house in New York ''- ~ 80 r. 20 =
fIer stock NJ Raeiy trimmed summer Bonnctwi "
dispbsed of ut COST PRICE, make rodzh thr rf IN
Iock. ------------------- tuty-3-----
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ySexfoR Wanted,

5NI-I llh DnH-f UWLLLIA1I " EhRR, ~
July "a dew Safsi. 'DEAlsa s5p.f Principal.
100 Sexton Wanted t,@as5 a@i
SUITABLE person Is wanted by the Trustees OF tire
ftFirst Presbyterian Church as asAtTp; Apply 10
17l+a NC. DAYIs,+NI
'7.h ~ q. '..C. G. PARRY, Trustees
s-Es-. .'atJ"E" e. E!'KISKEAD, ~ "3tla 's '.'
Or TO .s'-in''' .s''". J. A.. 'D6LIELI, ''.. p.
july q ast :. .- -. ~ N93 fI0nt Sc.
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tH .H4.1 .r .
Long and msnfully did the North sesist
the passage of this bill, not only through
her Congressman, but by pei tons that were
showersd in from her people. Was this a
ssetion Al mepsms,a3 A man must be won
derially short.sighted if he can discern any
other intentin !. than to spread slavery over
Kansas and .Nebrssks. What else could
DE the intention' Itwas free, conseerated
to freedom, and how could II be made mors
free Here this whole agitation had is rise.
The North became indignant at this treach-
Iery 70 promises; she could not stand still
and see her only safeguard against slavery
sbrogated, and herrightfui property stolen,
and threats and bullyings were emp 10y ed TO
stay the mighty tbsobbipgs of her heart
But what does she ask Nothing bnt jus.
.ice. "Gius US back .ankat gov gaus rs an
1929, but press4d J,ena US in 1854. Redeem
your pledges and We win aida 81 ours!''
Examine our platforms; read the reports Of
our Congressmen; read the speeches of our
id "a "a IL 80
statesmen, and discsFn il you can any other
demand. ,"Giye usKansas, consecfated 10
freedom, as you did in 1920" We inwr-
fere not with the inshtutqns Of. the South ;
we demand no new acquisition for free tom;
we want only what .rightfslIy Is. Ours
How have our cries. and demands. been re-
ceiypdt l-Ta1 ~ H1nIt fer i1s>su a7@yp 8" 81
[qo Dougbfaces have mounted the restrum
and cried with trumpet tones, "fdnaticism, y
@ssctionaiism, " "disusion.' and with epithets
eudesvored to quell The @rage'of an injured
people. Every effort to prevent the desc
Grafton OF that soil was viiifed and opposed.
Legal voters OF the Territory. were outnum-
bersd and oyerpowefed At the polls by arm.
ed bands OF rufFians, who bad no, right to
vote. The Chief Executive Of the nation
and the party in power, looked on in ST.
lence, with no voice to condemn, no hand
to punish. Now, under ell this injustice,
under oil the bloody outrages, have we ask
ed. do we ask, anything, but simple Justice
the restoration Of Kansas to freedom, True
TO the Constitution, loyal to the Union, the
Republicans rally under this banner -
They desire not. and have not meddled with
the Institutions of the South. Tie pro-
slavery party have refused this demand of
justice, have held with murderer's grasp
the soil belonging to freedom, have acqui.
ssced in all attempts and outrages toreduce
1t to servitude, have countenanced the
beating Of Northern Senator BY South
ern bully in the Senate chamber. Which,
fellow citizens,i 10 the "seotionaF party! <
~. 49, ~ - - s.s.ss@sr 7. d. r.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

Ne. l5s.-Futon's Island with the land on IN. ..
s9ss IN all ~ acres, good stone quarry, more more
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

No. lS2.--A tut oil snu acres In sec ~ n So .,
lOo acres ahder caiusatioE and under fence. ~. -.
shAiu OF ~ t-ahs trees, ~ ain her, ~ fr..s.
hoass log saaee well, do. Proc e2e per Acre. Ws.,
sell stOes snd farming ss " iii az Z. -" IN ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

There viii be Grand Rally Of the Republicans of Day-
export Township, ts Court Houe Saturday
tng the I'd Of August. By order q the ft 8 OH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eos4sfITFEEJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

u No; ioi.IGo acres IN seeas T7sR3E on tho Can't.
frame house and other impro yeInents. davenport a
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
Repository Of Fashion and Taste

MINE louis, bet It'll and 9TH St. Davenport. WON'T
wi respectfully ealn the attention Of the llies N
Large aad bsaupfu ass9rioent u swiss and KYEpch
.asa8 Era 1oroiCAo s11yas 81.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

.o.l .1-..l, 81 :. a~..4l '1'' o~ooo ,..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

lOS'-A iarm of 100 acres on an island in tha
Mlsslss'Pf! ItixsE above Princeton, covered Win
lumber. .FIIr.. ...,.t....T,7' u - "tsA
20, no steam saw NH In Massli0n, Cedar t'o..
Agooabusmess Ni DO sold 10 W. ior cash
Ice - irfrroved arm OF so ser, g ,ptss isrs,
vs. "a tow OF Ma.slloD. u. 30 -. - -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

ls7. Farm Of 40 aeres In sec q T 70. r Rss, !,
miles south ofFultes Depot H0aSe, new; price aiaao
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

lsi. Farm Of 600 acres in sections o. H. 4 Il %
Twp g. IL =, East, $50 acres broke, $40 acres unde,
Iebee' 90 acres Ia Wheat 10 In Oats, hous
TWO springs and stream OF running water, brick
sChOOl mouse The land. nrica ZOE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

10. Arm Of 90 acres in sec 20, Twp7s, X East.
good Frame house, rooms, well, &c; price SI7
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

- a.z ~ s-' 'aros'' 4-,, .-s-sas .",.. .s...,.
4rs . 4IgSiIG ,. q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

No 2s3Lase of lot 2V0xl 10 enclosed garden in
kussells subdivision, with "a summer house.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

No, 2st-A hanc housc aud ut on Perry So. north oil
arust ei laSxa5, house rupr, cellar WE'LL stable, &C.