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Religions NOfict>.

key. g. 7. "4.Twc-7a ,'-se' y;cI,s- Cl2T - wi.
preach regularly on the second and nuih SGybaihs
oi every month, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, aad b o's'cA
r. N.
. Rev. J. F. DEvoEr (Nc,h,lis, Chvr,h h. wilprra n
regularly IN the hr,t aud third sabbath Of every
m Inth 1t Ii lleA 4. NJ, and o'clock. p. NJ.
, 1856-07-25
SToP TErIIEs:
Raware of the Sherif!i

THE undersigned being about to leave for the states
and having disposed Of all his interest in the "Nonpe-
re Saoon,r would respectfully, but earnestly and
firmly request all who may know themselves 10 DO in-
debted 10 me- on book account or otherwise 10 come
forward and make immediate payment, and thus avoid
any further delay and expense.
BY an examination OF my books, | find great many
in arrears which, unless squared and balanced imed
ately. will positively be placed in the hands oi the pro
per officers for collection.
word to the wise h sufficient. The call Is general
and none need consider themselves sghted without
'N' "''' J. J. wEsTBR00K.
Olympia, Jan. II, lSjG. tf'n.ls
, 1856-07-25

ALL persons indebted to are hereby notified that
their accounts must positively be settled before the
first of January in order to trouble and expense
Those having demands against us, are requested to
come forward and receive their dues
GOLDMAN 4 R0SENBLATT.
Olympia, Dec. 8, l655-nll.
, 1856-07-25

'JNIIE regular meeting Of OLYMPIA LODGE No. !, of
L the lNnErENDEST ORnER of ODD FELLOWS, iskeld
eye.y saturday evening, at Cl O'Clock in the building
formerly occupied BY Nnl. Euedgc, two doors east of
the Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the orlcr, are nvi
ted u attend, d. c. beatty, Sec'y.
OLYMPIA, Oct l9, ISIS.
, 1856-07-25

Statutes Of w. IT,, Passed at the Els Session
of ths Legislative Asss inbly.
HAVING been at the expense Of reprint of q
i number Of forms Of the laws passed at the fist
session OF The legislative assembly Of territory Of Wash
ncton, the undersigned has for sale limited number
of copies The work is bound In accordapce TO the d
wita copious index The legal profession and others
desiring it, and not entitled TO copy by law, would do
well to make immediate application TO
ISAAC LIGHTNER,
At the store OF Lousson & Co., ympia.
Price S..
Olympia, Sept. IA, ls55-nltf' .
, 1856-07-25
BOARDING ]
Nonpereil Saloon,

Nonpereil Saloon,
S. l.. D. wESTBR0OK, PRornmroR
Main Street, TtrO Doors NORTH Of the Pacific House.
THE citizens Of Olympia, the travelling community
In particular, and the universal world in general,
are hereby Informed by the undersigned, that he has
leased the above well known establishment, and will
endeavor to make an agreeable resort for all who
may favor him with their custom.
IL shall be the constant endeavor Of the proprietor
to maintain the good and character this house has
ever sustained He will ever keep on hand the nEsr
Of Wines, Liquors, Syrps Cigars, &C., and conduct
the establishment in such manner, that few shall
"equal-none exccl.'
Oysters, HOLSTERS. sarlues, eggs &c., furnished to
private parties, II desired.
bali alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit
and "halo " books.
S. u. D. WESTBRoOK.
Olympia, Jan. II, 1856. y.nl6.
, 1856-07-25
Cabinet Shop.

L stantly on hand, and orders hiled AT
short netice.
variety of work made of beautiful 49,
curled maple now in readiness. The citi. /MN
zens of Olympia and vicinity are respect. ~
fully invited to call and examine
A. ]. LINvILL.
OLYMPIA, April 20, 1854. SAT-
, 1856-07-25
Fine Virginia Tobacco.

III SACRAMENTO BRAND-dark, peach favor
IL y sacramento brand-dry, light colored
MAynower brand-l2 plugs to the pound.
rnese above brands Of Jones' 4 Hudson's celebrated
manufacture, In lots to suit for sale by
SAML. H. PRICHARD,
San Francisco,
Agent for the Manufacturer
, 1856-07-25

7 IST or LErtEnr',epririls in tn, Post Office at
J . yApi'. 90 t.c 7o.i dav q. 'lNe. 4 -J:
Aude,-'n, Hcry Waymuc, Samuel
Aheca... J sob Walker, james
AtNeil, Horser Wilson. AbSdlIm
Allen, lr.-yctte Wanlcry Isaac
Brown. saiaes 1drner. ChJVrnn 3
Barge, Il bert ThDmpk'n, Cornelius
Rrricr. r. T. Pierce. 4. W.
Beam. g. ". PTctt. VIM.
Clendeuin. Mrs. :. Reef, EvcTlnc
Calder. y. Oyeltpn Morse, W. B.
Dav:' John +. pMarcay. Bctsey
Dufery, Joseph Miller. George
Daniel Francis = Maddox, Joseph
Eckcl>. jesse Finch, EugcEc l.,
Fitch. Ruben llayens, G.. II.
Fahcrty. Edward Hart, Mr.
Vernon. John Il. Jamson James
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
thyy are advertised. =
WM. RUTLEDGE, P.M
, 1856-07-25
MARRIID,

By Rev. J. r. Devorc, (at the residence OF Mr. Shot.
uel0, Mr. THOMAS RUTLEDGE and Miss NJ. l..
SH0TWELL. o..
Olympia, W. T., July 2lth.
, 1856-07-25
school.

TUE second quarter OF Mr.. and Mrs. whitworth's
Il School will commence on Monday, August the
lih. All the branches Of an English and Classical
Education incuded In their course-and no labor
VIII be spared TO make thorough scholars. Terms Of
tuition the same last quarter-$5, &c. Ss and So
according 10 Advancement Boarding can be furnish
ed for pupils from the country such terms in re-
gard 20 payment cannot fail 70 prove satisfactory
For further particulars, inquire Of the undersigned
G. r. wHITWORTH,
NJ. f. WENTWORTH.
, 1856-07-25
Livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest of A. J. Baldwin,
Hin the Livery Stable, heretofore under the name
Of A. J. Baldwin Co.. am prepared To furnish good
saddle horses, and do all kinds ofteaming the short
est notice.
Also. good wagon yard and Oats Hay, &C., always
on hand for travelling customers at the rsyy iOtceSt
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 2jth, lsj5.-tf.
, 1856-07-25

INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay will be made for trips not performed, and
for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay Of the trip may be deducted. For
arrivals after scnedule time not sufficiently excused
onc-fourth Of the pay for the trip may be deducted
The contract may he annued for repeated failures,
for violating the post Office law far disobycing the
departments instructions. The Postmaster General
may order increase OF service at pro rata increase
on the contract pay He may alter the schedulc pro-
vided the running time lie not diminished also, he
may curlil the service, discontinue it altogether,
at pro rata decrease of ply on condition Of his allow
ing one months extra pay on the amount Of service
dispensed with.
No increased pay will be allowed for excess If any,
of actual over advertised distance, If the points to lie
supplied correctly stated The contracts to be
executed by the lst OF September next.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
hQ9imaster General.
, 1856-07-25
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that letters Of administration
have been granted by the Probate Court of Thurs
ton county, w t. to the undersigned upon the estate
Of WILLIAM WHITE, deceased, late OF Thurston
county, W. T., bearing date July l4th, 1856. All per-
sous having claims against said estate requested
70 present the same within year from date and
all persons indebted TO said estate are requested n
make immediate settlement
MARGARET NJ. WHITE.
Olympia, July 70, ls56. 4w3s
MISS E. BABES School will be recommended on
weeks, in the Masonic Hall
Tuition the same as last term.
Olympia, W. T., July Is, 1856.
, 1856-07-25

VIHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
l. on hand, Of G. c. Terry, together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade
which they oner wholesale and retail at small ad.
vance on cost
GEORGE co.
Alki, July "a, 1854, 47tf
, 1856-07-25

For Justice Of the Peace in Olympia precinct, Jas
C. HeadT received 96, and A. J1.invilleS 43 votes
For Constable, Vim. Mitchell had IS Il. Harrington
~, and 5. Ensign 20.
Ss-" Democrats Wings; Free Soilers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
KansaA

sBr The Legislature of Texas has
appropriated $50 600 for the purpose OF
equippIng and fitting on, emigrants for
Kansas. Companies to consist Of not
less than 50 each, and the amount to
each company no, 10 exceed sl2 900, 10
defray their expenses and subsistence IN
Kansas Tor three months.
First Sale of Kansas Lands.-The
Preslden, has issued a proclamation for
the public sale. a, Fort Leayenworh, on
Monday, the Doth OF October next, of the
eastern portion OF the Delaware uus,
lands IN Kansas Territory. These lands
We learn, have been classified and ap-
praised. and will not be sold less than
the appraised value. The towns and
cities laid oat on these lands will be sold
IN lots and blocks. The number Of acres
10 be offered for sale is abou. 203 $50
The quality Of the land is unsurpassed,
il i, stated, by any Other equal tody Of
land in The United States; and the loca-
ion o. the tract, lying and being around
Fort Leayen"ortn, is very eligible, and
fAtSs- AEstAa1tc III a iSSIdEGiEa
The aio1e items have an important
bearing upon The difficulties IN Kansas.
The first one shows that the South are
unanimous IN me determination 10 sub
due kansas--.o drive out the Free State
men by FIRE and sword. and TIA, neither
men nor money shall be wanting 70 do it.
The other tha, The executive has welded
10 the Ruffians aud will put the LAM in
market, all 0, which vii be purchased BY
pro-slayery men. and Free State men
will no, be allowed to bay foot Of land
and then be deprived OF. and driven
from theta homes ard their improve
melts.
Kansas IS doomed to slavery. We
commence &c notice the letters IN another
column from an honest pro. slavery man,
who gives 4 true statement Of the diff
cll.lcs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Vermont Elections,

The returns from this State is another
death stroke to slavocracy.
The sham Democracy had horcs iaIe
OF efFscsiag something through their sl-
lies, tie Know Nothings, bs: the returns
saow lha, the Republicans have ,remen-
dous major!iies over both.
This is one OF the States assi-ned by
the slavocra,s to Fillmore, bu, II appears
tia, be stands no chance a, all in Yer
mont.
This election goes further TO show the
fac, that Buchanan 10 sectional candi-
date, and can hope 10 carry State only
where disunioni,,s and nullifers are in
the majority and only where the price Of
niggeys' is The absorbing question TO be
voted on.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
They Feel Bad.

We have been favored with copy o.
q circuiar address ro the Democracy o.
The End Congressional Dis,ric, Of Iowa,
which evinces much agony on The par
Of its authors. !, says:
Hsviog full confidence 10 your sal ani
rerxy 10 the good cause Of Disseminating
sgUsD DEMO -RATIc PRlNOIPLEo"--
This much Of i, reads well, and is just
such call .. We can cordially responc
to; bu, the circular was not, 10 oil prob.
alii:y, intended for u., j, having beer
zen, out BY committee, Of whom Pa,
Qaigley,' Of Dubuque, was chairman.
We hold TO tie true Jeffersonian De-
mo:racy, and such principles are not the
kind for Pa. Quigley.
II calls upon the Democracy TO unite
and redeem lava from the unholy posi-.
ton 10 which fusion has placed it,
Unholy! forsoS,h, it is unholy to them
to oppose the extension Of slavery, and
SO j, is to S,ringfellos and the Border
Ruffians. AMI i, is also anholy to Pa,
Quigley TO oppose Borlor Ratfianism.
The gs Of the whole matter is here.
:, says of the Republicans, If their can
ddate sto1!d be elected and the princi.
PIES Of their par y carried out, IL must IN
sritably end in sisunion.
We now ask every candid man to read
the Republican platform and poin, 10 a
s'ngls word which - no. truly and posi-
lively national in oil it's bearings-poin,
to a single word which could lead 10 a
though, OF disun,on.
No. no, i. is no, there. The Republ,.
cnn platform is pu; ely national and pure
ly Jetfersonianism, and there 10 not a
Nord which even The rankes, pro-sl.very
men have as ye, pointed 10 as objection
able, further than it opposes the extern
sion OF slavery. Tito oppose the extern
sion OF slavery is disunion, if to oppose
Border Ruffianism is disunion, then we
opine there is danger; but all this is
grsa. boogaboo to frighten the .imid and
ignoran, OF their party into the traces.
II Is HE one string OF Calhoun on which
alone the tlavocracy Of the Nor.h now
harp.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
A Shower Of Lies.

Henry Ward Beecher in the las. Iads.
pendent speaks eioquen,Iy and truly OF
The shower Of lies heapei on Fremont,
and we commend what he says to our
friends and all others:
This campaign is to be one Of eminen,
and Astounding falsehood. /, will rain
and hail lies. They will come like
gna,s and locus,s, like frogs and muir
rain. Let no man be ala rmed. Col.
Fremon, from this time ,lll November
will walk in q storm Of fire and brim-
stone. and nothing will prevent his being
consumed be-, tina, which preserved Shad.
rack Meshack aud Abednego. God will
preserve him.
1t is a matter Of graduation tina, We
have q. length man presented for the
Presidency, OF scrupulous honor, OF man.
y bearing, Of incorrupt morals, OF he.
roic spirit, young, enterprising, proved
in danger, OF an excellent Judgement, Of
great sagacAy in political affairs, re-.
markabie Tor capacity &c command, and
Tor habits O. sell cJEmau4, and ABOVE ali
an unworn, u-hackneyed politician. He
is IA honest man, AM he is noi supple
politician.
Agalns. suca an one there can be no
political charges brought, no broken
promises, no ,glversatioas, no Conduct
supple, eyas.ye, humanity, dishonest. -
He has no ieud., no party commitment,
nc political enmi,es. He is a clear
fresh. ao'e. hones', beroic mao. Let US
try how j, will seea again 10 see suen a
man President VI these United States.
Therefore, lie! Christians pra- for him;
let al. inca work /; lei hes breed and
swarm and buz, sad die Ike MOSQUITOES
IN morass bu: tel lie. every true man
60 RICH. straight forward, talking spread
lug papers, reasoning and persuading,
and then let November be the judgment,
day OF fathiess, ,fea,y.breaking, slave.
spreading party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
The DuliNss of Great Men. -De,car

The Dulin>ss of Great Men. -Descar-
ties, the famous mathematician and phi.
losopher: La Fountain, celebrated for
his witty fables: Button. the great ma
lurals, were all singalarly deficient ia
the powers OF conversation. Marmon-
tel, the novelist, was 80 dun in society
that his friend said OF him, after an in
teryiew. 4 must 60 and read his tales,
10 recompenses myself Tor The WEAKNESS
Of hearing him. As TO Corneilie, the
greatest dramatist OF France. he was
completely lost IN society SO absent and
embarrassed that he wrote OF himself
witty couplet, importing that he was never
ineligible bu, through the mouth of an.
other. Wit. on paper, seems TO be some
thing widely different from tina, play of
words In conversation, which, while 1t
sparkles, dies for Charles H., the wit.
Ties. monarch that ever sat on the Eng.
lIsh throne, was so charmed with the
hunor Of 'Hudibras,' that he caused him.
self TO 10 b. introduced. in the character
OF private gentleman. TO Bulwer, its
author. the witty king found the author
very dull companion; and was of opiu.
ION with many others, that 50 stupid a
fellow could never have written SO clever
book. Addison, whose CLASSIC eleg ,nc
has long been considered the model Of
Style, was shy and absent in society, pre-.
serving even before a single stranger,
stiff and dignifed silence In conversa-
ton, Dante vas tacilurn or satlrical.--
Gray OF Alferi seldom 'alLa1 a. smiled.
Ros:eau was nagaayE j rite IN CONVEX.
s4tiou-not word Of fancy or eIo9uence
warmed hlrn. hilton was nnsocial, and
even irritable when much pressed by talk
oil others.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Ha;ne Hec,inn.

PoxrzAxn, Sept SNOne haAdrsd andlf J
towns give HAnlin 3s.sf4; - tors give Msls
.a,6Ts: Pas.an, $3.50. The majority for Ham.
iinil Ill. The whole Republican etAte ticket
elected. Mr.. Wood b slectd 70 cooeroo b .
large nsjori.y, and reoAhlY The DE o.her
Coogreonsn ass also slse>s3. The Rspooh'
caee will have large uejoriiy In the Lesals
ase. The following Is the vote Of Portland !:
H.nliu, Ass; weIls l,756 Paisen. 6a
Barn SPIT & - Hamiin. LEI; Wells 593
Pasten. PES Bangor 400 majority tor Hanlin.
SAco 500 nsjorisy for HAmiin. Milford zoo
m.jority FOR Hsmiin.
PoxrLAxp, sept s.--ls7 town. give Hamlin
2s,s2S; Wells. "a, Isl; Psltsn, arO7l. Is
taWus in Ox.osd show Republican gam o: 500
Weed and Gilman are elected TO Conxress BY
large m.jorities. The result in other Cong q
s:onal Districts no. known. Not one Demo
cratic Senator known to be elected. The House
10 largely Republican.
Rufus Choate il anncanced TO speak ct
Buchanan meeting here on the l7th.
BosroN, Sept o.--Returns from las tows In
Maine show Fremont gain OF over $4,000.
The Frmoners elect every member OF Cen
gres and sweep the neld wi,h tornado.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Civil War in Kansas.

Il Letter from II Pro Slavery Squafter.
We publish to day leu'r giving de-
tails of late events in Kansas, from the
pen OF correspondent, on whose state
meats We have every rsaon 10 rely. He
is Southern man, and has been iden-
titled in all his principles and sentiments
with tie South. He writes, We conf
deu,y believe, in good faith. and with n
full knowledge OF tho facts which he re.
iates.
KANSAS TrRRIIoRY, Aug II, 1856.
To II. Hdttor of the s,ssoaTi D macrst.
Geat excitement now prevails in every
part of our unfortunate territory. There
has been a compact entered into by the
Atchison and Stringfellow men Of the
Border counties OF Missouri, and those
in Kansas territory, to keep up excite
men. for the avowed purpose of prevent
ing all opposed 10 them from emigrat-
ing TO the territory, and the presen, and
recent difficulties which do and have
existed among our people, have been
brough, about by these and similar de-
signing lawless men, most Of whom IRE
citizens OF Kansas, although they publish
to the world that they are now residents
OF Kansas Territory. Some four days
since, party OF Sou,herners. numbering
in all abou, one hundred and seveniyfi
formed themselves into company and
started from the town OF Atch!son, Leav-
euwor,h. and other points, On the Big
Blue river, intending 10 drive the set
tiers from the part OF the country who
we're known TO be Free State men. -
The above company, armed and furnish
ed with PROVISIONS, ammunition, and teams
Of conveyance by their friends IN Mis-
sour, took up their line Of march, having
previously declared tina, their Intention
was TO take possession Of Nahattan city
and country IN that vicinity; and on ar
rIving found the citizens Of that part Of
the territory employed IN building houses,
making Improvements, &c. Shortly al
Ter Their arrival flight commenced
which resulted IN the defeat Of the
Southern men BY the citizens Of Riley
county. Had these men gore to work
attended TO their own affairs, and no.
nave plunderec private houses, stolen
horses, and drove actual settlers from
their bones. the settlers. OF Riley county
would never have made any violence
complaint have occurred. Only few Gays
elapsed until another company Of pro.
slavery men, to the number OF Que hun
dred and eighteen, took possession OF the
town Of franklin, fortified themselves,
and called upon every man in the town
to Join them or leave Their homes.
Since the repor, has been circulated
that Robinson, Brown and others were 10
be released, men who occupy proml-
nent positions, boldly proclaim that il
they are they will he shot down.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
For PREunKS-,
JOHN G. FREMONT.
or California.
For Vice President.
WILLIAM I. DAYTON.
Or New jersey.
For Fre,tienf.e! Electors,
State at large DANIEL +. MILLER
eAMUEL A RUSSELL,
lh district, VIZ n. STONE,
a. HENRY O,COSsoR
Now and Then.

We Sss svssJ psnssrss-vs 81 ,sss. 10 Re .sdsr
"Sasosais" sisss ~cuia thsse s.s,sskns sad p
sA<o n his ass f,r .ss'y references.
ma. as 81 . !: -. ,, :, s: h:: e.
D,s- aaptsi for sss assisoo Of is.ve,-Bur rsrsa !.
,iss ~ .oss y -.sT Z az
ssvEs Be SAgrlN3-rAsrrsoros
raE IN Ire Territory rs.e4 or 10 Ne eea BY s,s.s q.
-. rai'.a s.ss as.- =. Isn th.r- h.A n.i,ks
800, 40. iny,ur,.ry sssv:sds. siS pas ID
:" All born sad verA, sas .ado~ei ,, the.
JsrTrasas
an =. s-.a.sss Of pas,'e p'ns,D :. lat s.y p..n.a
h,ssn q he snrre ople Sacred ,AiDs which pe
Is. q, r.so.. !. .ss- .ss-I dana n, eise,.
s = nv. :. ss. .stT r,rass s 20 'sa - GER
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I'VE vi to tie veg, # -. C.r.tiru,s-, m .re.r e
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ttks treason vaa 10 ted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Kansas IsvADEp.-The long ex
pec,ed massacre in Kansas has a, lengil

pec,ed massacre in Kansas has a. length
commenced. The Ruffnns, marshalled
as the militia Of The territory, under
The command of several noted Ruffian
leaders. have opeoed their campaign BY
driving oil Free State people from Lea.
venworth and vicinity; also, by burning
the town Of Osawa,amie, at which place
Is were killed and many wounded, and
oil compelled TO fee for their lives, leav-
ing behind al their property to be Sc
ques,ered BY the Rutiian.. Our news
came too late to be published 10 full, but
we will give it mex, week.
Murders. house.burnins. rapines robbie.
RIGS and hclllsh deeds Of the blackcs. kind
are daily perpe.ra.ed unpon the Free
State men and their deienceless women,
and all this is sanctioned and supported
by the powers tina, be.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-13
Eillmoreism.

The billing and coolng gong on be-
tween the pro-slavery Know No.hings
add sham Democracy, is Disgusting in
the extreme, and exhibits mendaci,v no,
often eqaalled. Each is trying 10 keep
up the others sinking spirits. As an
instance, after the total route Of pro-sla.
veryism In Iowa, they turn to each other
with woe-begone visag.s, and seek for
excuses 10 cover their defeat.
In their extremity subterfuge is re.
sorted 10 ty claiming ii to be Fillmore
triumph whereupon the Cincinnati
Times pro-slayery Know Nothing organ
puts aioa, the falsehood as follows:
The inpudeoce Of the Republican pr-.s r.
mireores8utng the seLtment Of the ,.aor,,e. i
no nhere more pslpat'Is than Ia giving the re
salt Of the late election in Iowa. They claim
The election OF the peoples State Tckes ~
Republican Triumph, and therefore ~, down
TIE young Mississippi Gisr. ss certain for rrr
mont Nov the u Is "a r;ctory {, our anf-
OF Smsrfcan, atf pi4as the state eHstrsty out
sfthe grdaF d fremontssm
Every man III Iowa knows how utterly
'a'se aha sfoanaleas The above IS and as
81 Illustration We vii cite 'hsm to the
lower Congressional District Of Iowa
Where then was their candidates for
Canrrezs n tie 6sl3. r. vi. A u.I
T,S,s D -.
As,Hoo''' - o-''s'' h'puoi'eah
anu ~ eeh'hal' ~ y. La THIS Dis
,rIct tue Democrat. felt certain OF success.