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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
CALI AND SED
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Collector.

r01Ts crr -r rtf.-G ~ the cyii-c-ion % A. brS
d ak -nbsrFipti ns for Navsn1psrs. md DO n ..
e.2i AT ncy bgtIier~. On Sp.io OFr's Buildins
R-f-r T. Durlg~e 4 fssttymsn. Cyyk 4 DiLvo.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

Q00 ROLLS Of Curtain Paper for sale cheap by
OOV r. II. WARREN,
(nay5itO RICK Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

Tr-neh Epbo.> d Chint,; Cur
tain Odd; India s.r!ss M.ll,
Lawn Crava's. B,.k Jncn,t
AMI CIiuh ic Mu,iins; stupid
aud p lin SlIa.vuk u .ali:Is
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
N0TICE,

n-O--cri II h--afy NV .ha' N Bl~ol1n III 10
Iyh-tf IA ~ ee--e-et y c.rc,y " S0t' ODrbsy el
MORTAR tn an aryo, r-ns. ioo for AseDsNl9o a
ID fol- az att frVrs:
On Sc Ata tsStN --cre lu6fsor ~ eoasAD
~ o. ur-t = Sat -*c l'fc-r y D nrrsi--
. epnstnr Aur he So nae rial Dist n IN pe~~ ~
{ Yrt r sig rel ibf~s p - n'sfsv . CO.. rfcv.
eaunr " ~ ~ Ds'Ie. s.s CO... $3.50 ~
fior tffhs afsfe effnrs Tho.S IN fsvo- effh .
nisn shall have ~ y i.sr uT printed Tor tle @ ,.
nftoc.' 1LoSe oppord. Agsino tho 0uuvsQP
u.n.'
Given usdcr nv Rand y I, fs'h Sriy ~.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
Johnsto7's Extra Family Flour.

e07 ~. rs IL r-fec-tte- ri sia Csr,.,en NE,n
~ u aaG FED Stor-, csioT ~ 4bo 0sseia0
-. et5.
Sne2--t. C1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

r. Is. II \ K ID - Nj.
npsrter and dealer In English French and Oarman
Fancy Goods, Hardware, &c. Keep also constant.
ly on hand large assortment Of Groceries, Dones.
&c Dry Goeos, Hardware, &c, corner Of Second and
Navrison streets, Davenport, Iowa. octl5u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

Dissolution.
TINE partnership heretofore existing under the
i name ofJAS. n. DALzElL & BRO, Is this day
di solved by mutual consent.
All business Of the late Arm will br settled By the
subscribers, who who viii continue in the Grocery
Business at the cid stand.
Thankful for past favors, hope BY attention to
merit . continuation u the same.
y. DAIzELL CO.,
tap7r1 s. 3. cor. Cd Ssygy St.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
LUUk!Na GLASS UEfOT.
Trustees Sale.

VI}HEREAS on q y 3Uth day Of Nov. mb,r, 4 .
1883 Il d and MiyJ dg his wii !,
w. al ntn Al-tlA o L.n "a Irustas. certain
i T'rst clav Vi 70 aid Go h.. tn pare Is oi
!,hd IN s. I; Cotiiy Iowa scriS a. Ll,ws. Il
WI
Tn no III est q a t'r ~ ~ soutl vt qua T.
vnC')No a,,isus Na,w. C9) at ON III
= inc - i 'd@1 A." tn fncwins lar3 is u
VT BSnrs AT th sauih " st cora "f lot NJ U
()sn ii II lin A. a .tas III nc nth Ugh r
h !n> tnd TAX Nh n VT Hic and thrcc-foIr h
;iahn 70 LAX i9'a't'r pisu; 'hnre soa'h
eii' h'ta" I" N > !'h W 60 . r "'s : { 81
n e's ns ci,u Ia alat AID tar e-i u. b
rh,rs tn IN l,a,- % ii ming, containing ter
and II hail az :, x r'ing her II IN iv' acres
ii h ooiD-- !, JoAn Fink } Also aneth par
. 4 'antb " q hns rinni' al III -oot,
= OF u otN n = 81 u e i n NJ III II
} cion ia at TAX and u,ning n.,r; els b: y
Cntlis 70 a tax lee W s, yiie chains 10 tas
hare s)..ta. ,i-u -alia ~ -tax G. ion lin
IN 'lre at hin ehaias 10 piac Of beginne nrain-
ig ei'h' o. as D. h Ia nsn marc Is b,rgh,
fr VI w. l.. ClJ K and both in in T. wI>hlp !,
'b,v n,m d. With aid conv yanca was made by
sd! Eri Dig. aai MlryJ y ,is f,r tn plrpose
Of securing III rayment Of cr'aln cnis sorry not
and he interest ther- dad Nov NIB r goth 1876
AMI due In six m n hs ON th date IN roof at Il /
Bankig Hols of Macklo x c. bin, for the srin d
elev hundred and Y n.v-dve dolars, 10 iho d
~ anklin II Cutting with il.,l-'st after aatu i
AZ III rat o; I n Ter nj. pr aarun.
And n W aid moi having beconic II and rsns.r.
ing nnp1id l Austin Co bin Trus;'e as aforesaid,
h1-fy yi~. this p b.l, noie thai by virtue 81 a.
poy vi In / in >'r' inst tiunieat sentaiRed, VII
n SIT yth ID da> of A. gl>t rext, at fh- hors III
W. 4c.o IN n att n on Of said y AZ the Cur
lou in u : ci'v "i Elv np,rt KIP and IN r TO-
al he p. is lani whch a. above describ {,
sona-h h r os A. htl be -ufaci nj 10 Saiify ant
pay h am mt q said indebt dn with III inter.s
hereon TO lie dtv q Ipavn-nt tsg III with all tn
c,>t> and KIP e a,ieaii z SAID sac and OF TIM
no ice
Da ed hi eth day Of iuy AD 1855
GyJtQ ACSliE CoRE;E. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
ST. Claire Touse,

= --,rrfus ar. sifl ottcr VI sfters. 0eSp =
rc II p~i;n,r attention 10 ~ is wants enrA hssne
ard rraayiInv n.s.lsy t. tbsir Cy1venl D0e - q
ri-ist ssena1is te-rns. Mm #t61 sG
r. eyrfr fcs ~ h prrpyiesSrs N eAfa~l1R fs u
rrii Y T. h-rd and ftn q MI ss~r-- m w
s. q ira rorsr, unite - rev is6src ~is fnr1
III f~e VI Vi pa.f1nags Of fhr trsvs'finr sra kcU
rutlc. EENISCN WfA1n,
= Jvenpcrt, Nay 12r. TrTvtse0U.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23
For. EHrs Cksnn

CN Ac1Ea ~ fns Fgairis 1s:i l mia soush y
oU Fulton Opt, with ir ilibs house the:sya =
hi. ps.r rty eau b. bougal W. u til INST .oasosalSo
TINS. T. II G.E. HCEBELL,
(na-'.D Land Ae.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18
10 WASHINGTON HALL.
Rock, periodicnI. Kinney q Gods ausi VI usIs

No., titT o-r SO SI(1HE.te lil 80 -. -H
IAvfSG purchased the stock of Books Periodicals. &C.
IL OF Robinson Bro at No. 4 Washington Hall, in
add thereto my stock Of Musical merchandise,
gether with conplste assortment Of Fancy Goods Sta
topery, Blank Books, &C. shall keep good assortment
OF those Justly celebrated Jas W Fose Pianos which have
just been awarded first Premium and Dfeda in the best
Boston Mechanics Fair, all competitions; Carhents
Patent Molodeos Of superior style and finish, all the
different patterns and copisie variety q Fancy
Goods, consisting in part, Ladies' Fancy Work Boxes.
Toilette Ebroidered Work Bags and Baskets, Portfolios,
Gard and Cigar Cases Coiogne Stands, Combs brushes,
Portmonnsee, French Hair and Tooth Brushes, Sewing
Birds, Goods Bracelets Beads Pocket Gut
1ery and Scissors. ~. ~
Z is.,ss.Il f8liief ALSO, NEW hooks.
fresh New Magazines, Novels. and
popular reading day: Lsdgers, Day Books,
PACED Copying hooks and Blank Books Of dsserip
tion Pocket Tuck Diaries for 1851 indispensable for every
man, Perfnmeres SOAP, Engraylnss Lthegraphs. GU.
Frames, and Mouldings "A lot OF Guitars Violins,
Aceordeons and Riutinees. sp ip sstazEaf
shall take special pains keep the stock Of Periodicals.
and Newspapers complete, and solicit subscriptions 70 AL
Periodicals. Grateful for past patronage hope 10 tner
its continuance the by strict attention
70 the wants OF the Wheeling Public.
Z f5y- Pianos and MeIodeons TO let. -
IL, ,56 5sstsfat .z.sEG ID. y. TOBlN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18
.N:!'UMB!Ell 100
CITY BUSINESS
ENcoURAGg AMERICAN MANuPACTCRks
8 40 BUfibRRss sFOOlk.KEEPRIs's
,s f,n Writing Fluid.

this superior Fluid Ink been before the public
le yenrs i has ece,t eonssaHti aiming
lold f1uId q - - IN ~ ~ ~ -
During The past twenty thonsand quart and pint bot
with smaller sizes niurerahe have been sold
70 ~ and merchants In cnennsti. Louisville,
Frankfort LaLnEton.
Sae Ner Orleans il has also been adopted te State De
Of Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Il has
nrs class Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes az
and Louisville and four Diplomas and Prize Me-
and Illinois. .l73 - : - S' .d4-tAA
e following merchants, bankers, &c. In wheeIins here
toofe using Arnold's English Ink have nurehsseS u R,t
lsrs look Keepers Writing Fluid: 8 .
Northwestern Bank virginia. Merchants, Neohsnles,
Bank OF Wheeling; Bank OF wheelg Crescent
g County CLERK Of Ohio County; reie
once baltimore and Ohio Railroad Once Heluy.
noase; Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell McAfee; Gcrdor
mattheEs Cos IT. Sweeney son;s sDoAne& Gov gf OIL q
din, Gilberson & Co.; press. = 2 = : : - t
ter sale a. uaRnufse tnrers prices by
ocZO e. 4 on
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GOING NORTH.
MAIL Exp. RxrRHs.

GOING soUTHThe II Train viii connec. at San.
SesEy with Morning Train from Toledo; tMonroeyIe with
Express on The Southern Division of c. Road; at
junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland at
Newark with the East and West Trains on the Central Ohio
The go IL Train will sandusky with steam.
er Bay City from Detroit Monroeyc western Train
rd ds on e. g. e. r. q for Columbus clncinnat Mans
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West NIGHT
Trains Central ohio r. Il. i'T' 80
GOING SoRTlI O 20 N Trs, will make e,o.s GOV,
nscon NJ Newark with Mail Train from Resir C. o. n
si at ansneld Junction With Express for P,tsbrE; al
Sleyeland , Bahaie and New Menrogrr with
Maii Train on O. 4. i. road to Toledo, Chicago &c
90 Train will conneet Newark with Express from
me East on Central Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction VIII
fast Train for psburgh Shelby Junction nj S21 N
Win for thcnroe,iie with Night
Express Tor Toledo and Chcago and Sanusky with The
steamer Bay City for Detroit and chicngo. !.
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.T.RANsPORTATTON 3.
Virginia Central Railroad.
3 ORANGE AND ALEX xANDRIA
RAILROAD. a

-. z
Great Northern and Southern Man Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN,
- - TRAVELLERS. go
tNWtee DAILY, Sunday night e1ceptedJ between Rich
,nond and Washington City via and Alex
Hours of departure Rich
Eaond !s.as A. N. and 1850 p NJ
Returning leave W Washington, ,.s AN. And3I p. NJ 81
Arrive at Richmond. 80 p. n and4 NJ
Baggage checks and tickets, given through Rich.
nond and Washington ii-i5sG - -
~ THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL-
ana being IN excellent order and CARRYING THE
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL give the best quar-
an,ee o. always securing shown by arr-
daily at Richmond and Washington city In OF
the Steamboat Inc. =
FARH nETwEss RicI1toSD WlsHitcros lex bn
An omn5us sai be found aiEsys ready take through
s tN9 s.i ftss ei ehss them TO
Fhrough Tickets be obtained
wasians9n at the Terminus Of the Road, nearly co-
plsssd TO Danyie. AnAgent OF the Company M reesive
the Checks OF passengers from the Danyie Road and az
tend to their baggage all the Way or die Raj
timore Depot. ; + & ilf3li - - = - es Ia
ronte. - - - - A'sp-t
mond and Alesnndria. ssEs -fll7!s III ftls1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18


gao THE LADIES' DEPARTHENT
Is now opened for the reception Institution I'm
.ne Union impsrts thorough interesting course in
this Department - ~ --
In conclusion, would add, that shall put forth our
Dest eHots 70 merit IN still the fiat.
with which enterprise met and tse
Iseags onrsetces 70 t'irt thorough lructicdk
c0rs6 rnercdne a can be Jornsd al NM
ing 5 I.i siy fFTsfy
twe, the undersgned take pleasure testying
are personally acquainted with br. Gragers ability
Accountant, and Teacher of hook Keeping, which the
highest order He has had great experience Ac-
countant In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in mparting Practical
Ssgo.risdgs @ Booh Keeping, aad thorough Commercial
A-7ep'A . I. J. ALLEN, LII. D., .s,t
1g'- dc sfi- t7H President OF Farmers College.
~ ,5.ti5. .-sf, stLoRIS ANDREWS, tlssl~'
s,f9as
think 1t affords facilities very seldom equaled-
edge and aptness in teaching added practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the co
Gated tef Books. 5s. f .sf-rs F.sil{g!li ~
A. y. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. ~
II. JJANNEH, Sec'y Board Of Control, State Bank OF o.
J. Y. PAIM Book Keepera D. II. iWoedbury's. ~
ID. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Rank ssff.a5
IL. T. MILLS Secy Columbus Gas and Coke 90.
81 q. u. MASON, Book Keeper RtJ II. Riley Co.'S.
IN For full particulars, send for circular. a. Q *
GRANGER % ARMSTRONG,
ie4-ly Proprieters. "a
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE SToRB sri ri

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
174 MAIN ST., WHEELING. l
et FldIL ANDo WINTER NTR4DE .3iri
SToSE q THOMAS take pleasure announcing that
y they now in receipt Of their full stock of Ra and
dry Gods, Varieties and NJ ilIinery q oods
They kaye Just received tter Second Fall Purchases,
which, added their stock, enable them 70
sent to the Public more tfsn -s5ili
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
eb racing the BEST SELECTION goods have
ever offered to tile Public t1Rf sjis5 ~ II
To their formsr variety they have added large
and also beautiful line of choice Furs, suitable the
winter Fradeto both of which, we'll to their stock
generally, they invite the attention ofithe Trade. m
Having been in the Eastern cities
me late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics
ing largely with r Cash. the have
past rs ven as directly from the importers and Manufac
TO Close Cash Byers either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
eScelleit by similar house West. i{I n
To meet the wants Of their rapidly increasing
nave made and making ample
their line in the West. =
In this stock may he found fully
i20OO yds Slks-einbracng the finest imrorted
1900 - French Mefinoes, Gashmeres, Bombazines
Fhibets and Maddonas--ofe every quality and color
fall line of Painted Ombre shaded and Sat-
IN striped cashnleres and Delais ses-!mported.
auo shasIs and oioaksenbraeng some Of the richest
10000 OF the largest line Of
American wooIens and Cotton goods kept By similar
house, II any house in the city. =
They in their With closer cash
tade, and pledge the Public that effort their part
| shall be wanting TO please. sssi 1
close cash buyers exeeed By in The wes 10 in
the United States No trouble TO show goodsoods sent to
Cars. Hotels and, Boats for customers. ~
1 " Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18
sandusky, Mansfield q Newark
a II RA-ILRO- AID an !
- So Es ! III
Change of Time. 2ggsa
ON and after Tuesday, 1855 until further na.ic.
W Trains Will be follows (Saturdays esesnsS
GOING SOUTH LIZ % 5

RI .5zf4,,-. ~. NAIL RxPRRss
Huron juno. -. n $40 "a.
Monroe i2 Is P. II. 7i0 s.
CentreYiiie, u n. .:l5 1hs
Plymouth, :. .G0 e.Ys 4.
Shelby juno. =. 4 sa1 p. s.4S Is. r.
Mansfield juno. 1.A6 t,ar q IN "a
Frederick R,o7p NJ =. ~ ~ a: a: A.
Mt Vernon. s.4a 500 "a
Utica. .4;12 s.35 n
Reach Newark .....................4-4O el0
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oFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy ST 6.e
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I ~
Sor tnN Conrse, including al Departments Of Book
sS,sptng, Lecssrss d.d f'eamanShip, ispa,iutiyin
For FtiH ConrSSss Lddies 20
VIE pRopR1EroRs take great pleasure expressing
their thanks for the and unprecedented
cess which have markell the their Institution
Us at the Capital and stimulates them
neEed exsrtions to meet e eDfcieat MANNER the
rapidly Increasing demand for aractcdi copree-
ce course Or mercantile tdiNing. The great practical
experiences of the Principal In heavy Banking aud CONNER
eal HOUSES assisted by educated aud accomplished gente
men has enabled him to bring to degree perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
, NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION Each
STUDENT BY this lsdrille
g step by step, until he has mastered the whole routine
OF an accountants duties orougkyd as though he had
sereeti tl apprenticeship Ia htFpe Commercial
and thus all fatering, egregious
fbinnders arc, in o great measure disspated
In addition 70 our n,ent accomplished Assist
ants We have also the services OF some of the
topics. r.
Our course OF Instruction is to
hers but It embraces thing with DOUBLE
ENiil BoOh KEEPING, with free and discussion OF
Commercial History
anu history OF Eminent Commercial Men, c.
oSTafh Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
.Hership, &c. ' sax
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18
Gbe 1l1brrIir,s 1utellisellfer,

Is PuBLIsIIEp
DAILY, TRI-wEEKIIs AND WEEKLY, BY W
CAMPBELL & McDERMOT.
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRT7.Ess

j,spssssssl.a OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply Of Chiekerng sons cei-
Jg ~ LIBERATED Piano Rortes beautiful Black Wal.
nut and Rosewood finish, aud for briIIaney n
OF touch surpassed ihs
rers prices, including carriage - 80 4.AsiAstu-
FRINGE Co.'S Melodeons new style with full and
nan swell OF fine Rosewood finish and AZ te oyet nnsi
press with general stock celebrated GUITAR
re- r.eheh and German yiolins, yolnceilos flutes
Vanibornes, Tuning Forks the beft Itaan
with all other articles the music ren.
No s and retail at the old Music Variety Store
my2 s...zE rs JAS. MgLIoK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-18

DR. D. C. oRACRARr tenders his professional services
~ to the citizens of South Wheeling and vicinity.
oRfICE directly westof kenetrs Hotel. mr3:Sm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25

publican papers; that is If the patient
carpuleht and of full habit; then in tn
| next place admin ister, by giving the tru
statements in said communications as
Cathartic, and the Cincinnati Platform a
a sudoriic snd should the symptoms still b.
of an alarming nature apply the Squatte
Sovereignty humbug. as it will answer il
the place of Leeches if properly app yid te
his Epigastrum. As soon as he become:
convalescent you may apply the following
as tonic: The Sth of January lS4s De-
mocralic Convention,
"Resolred, That the people OF Ohio now,
as they have always done, look upon the in
stitution of slavery as an evil, and unfavor-
able to the full develepement Of the spirit
and practical benefits of free institutions,
and that entertaining these sentiments they
will feel it to be their duty to use all power
con: istent with the national compact. to
prevent its increase. TO mitigate and finally
to eradicate the evil"
Should this pill tail in its strength, double
The dose by giving tn" following compound.
). Resolved. That us slavery does not now
exist, either in law or in fact, in our recent
Iy acquired Territories of New Mexico and
it becomes the imperitive duty
Di Congress to shield them from It's malign
influence by preventing its introduction
within its limits"
Gov. Wood on the fugitive slave law,
..'pna rf .tav.ry ba
extended in this government. while the
poice-the united voice OF Oh;O in any
form can stay j; Here with
o-oPriety we may imake oar stand. Thus
lar, proud wave shall iaou advance bu; no
-arther shall thou come" ResOl tioa of l1si
Congress, And provided neverthe !ess that
20 part o. the military iorce of the United
States herein provided .or shall be employed
n aid of the enforcement o. the enactnents
# the alleJged Legislative Assembly OF the
Territory of Kansas recently assembled at
Shawnee Nilsson, until Congress shall have
nacted either that it was or was not valid
legislative Assembly chosen in conformity
With the organic law by the people of the
aid Territory. And provided. That until
congress shall have passed on the validity
# The said Legs atve Assembly of Kansas
t shall be the duty OF the President TO use
he military force in said Territory to pre-
erve the peace, suppress insurrection, repsl
INVASION aac protect persons ard property
herein, and upon The national .highways in
he state OF Missouri, from Unlawful seizure
nt searches. And be ii Iurther provided,
hat the President is required to dlsarm The
rese mt organiz' militia of the Territory OF
Kansas, and recall all the United States
rms therein distributed, and TO prevent
rmed men from going into said Territory to
isturb the public peace or aid in the en-
,rcement or resistance OF real or pretended
avs"
When the Captain swallows the above
ose as prescribed, and it fails in its opera
ION, his case is truly hard one, Though
ordau is a harl road to trahbie, believe"
DAvY CRoCKErT. JR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25

stand, and gave an exhortatory harangue te
"Old Line Wings" to fy to the rescue. AL
we have to say is, that if the old Genera
had not been SO discommoded by tobacco
spit in his mouth, and the weight of his
coat on his shoulders he nigh, have made a
passable speech.
At the time of their adjournment r S.
Clark was requested TO announce meeting
of the Repub leans that evening, but he re-
fused to do so; but, thank fortune, meeting
convened without an announcement, and
was addressed by Thos. w. Fawcett, ex-
posing in good manner the delusive argu-
ments presented by Lawrence in the after
noon. The meeting was large and very en-
thusiasfic, and attended by quite a number
Of ladies. My communication is growing too
long, | must stop iorthe present.
Yours for Freedom, Free Men and FIRE.
mont, A VOTER.
MoRRrsTowY, September 10Th, 1856.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25

this question OF the right TO hold slaves up.
on free soil, We ask the careful attention of
our readers to the speech of Daniel Webst.
er, published upon ou- FIRST page. We look
upon it as conclusive.
Before closing this article, we ask the
people to recollect that ali manner of vii
lainous and wicked lies viii! be circulated
against the Republican candidates between
this and the eleciion-but believe them not.
The Locofoco leaders are driven to despera-
ton. and are now ready and willing, to
enter into any rascalIy scheme for The pur-
pose of getting the Offices and the spoils.
Watch the rascals.-Guernsey Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
To the Editor of the ChronieIe:

This seems to be period of great politi.
cal excitement, hence il is the duty OF every
individual that expects to cast a vote this
fall, to sequa Mt himself with the politics of
his country, that he may know whether he
is casting his vote properly or not, ! know
of no evil so threatening and dangerous to
the peace and happines< of our country as
,ha, of Slavery, and ifthere car. be anything
done to prohibit the extension thereof let
US do it. The right kind of spirit and zeal
seems to prevail throughout these parts, Tor
The cause Of freedom. the outrages com
mitted in Kansas upon innocent emigran!s
to that Territory, has fired many bosom
with zeal in the cause o. freedom, that were
ever that way before.
Fremont is the man the man 10. our day.
With nerve that that knows no lear,
He marched up the mountains rocky way
And planted the flag of freedom there.
And rolled her ready heart and hand
At our wnrd. to quell the tide OF Slavery,
To prohibit It's extension over our land,
And make the Territories free
So hursah iof the Colonel. 49,.
And hurrah for freedoms rause,
A nd hurra for the power
That will blot out ruff liws.
HI. WRIGHT