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- .p." WANTWfII 90
W. si'a ~ -. sps Pl-e, la1dlnF snd or n
y aPi1 WOMBLs CLAIBORNE, No u Psarl :.
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- Richmond Fire Association the pioneer the officers In
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of t!3 prepared To issue policies on the lives oi Slaves
strictly Company it, Board Of Directors,
prrsnnay known community holding their meetings Ia this
city, all loses promptly aud literally adjusted entities IL
liberal share of the public O0ce presenD
u Main and 9TH
M,,lical Examiner DIR. " Burton.
JAMES @. CRANE, President
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call the
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NtN IEltMPH-SrtGNwAY awarded the
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In addition te their regular importation o Staple are
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TuNH ANEIIINE Avn PAfKINg
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AIBEUARIE INSURANCE COHpaNN
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Nkk INSURANCE, In town country Marine fnsr.p.
may b elected The favorable uth
to Az Losses promptly arranged
srOEEs Co, No 81 Pearl sr..t
anH ,oya Va
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

graphic dispatch just received 10 the effect tkst Gan
assault would be made upo, me; thst I snr,..sS
mysef 'atsted; that then appeared on The strr-t
unanned and without attendants. In reply 20 tbess
statements, ! bsve to say ths, Gen. Lane dd aa csI
assault would not be made that nevry s1nr..d - -
him my sshsfactop; and that w.s 10 The CsU;ssl .,
on the street alone Or in the company Of frienda ..
Thuudsy, from II O'Clock, when ny note vU s~
hhed, 20 quarter past o'clock, and then fruo
O'Clock 10 bslfpast 10 o'clock and also most a ~
next day, until left Washington at hslf-psx y
the afternoon for my home. I have sought % ~
troversy. and shall seek none; but shall 20 ~
duty requires uDinauenced by threats Of any ka1.
"Yours truly, HENRY WILSON,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
To The Editor Of The n. Y. T,fbua<.

SIR In your interesting article relative TO the m'p
ufsc'ure Of Iron there seems TO lie some niue ""
opinion the priority OF the discovery OF 'Ss p'
melting Iron with AnthrseUs Coal wnien ''1eN'''
fscts will eCubtless set at rest. ,s.,
IL ives well Known that for number OF years F'"'
tue Rev. Dr. Geissenhs'ner was engaged IN
this subject and the 18th day Of Dece@ber' lS'
patent for the melting Of Iron ore with Anthfss va
bot last ne thod now in con moe use , ., ,.s n
Nr lie sitt probably not aware when no pebne 49,,
,ic,e i M, work thst Dr. Gsssephaner hl.,
,et stout e., eth furnscs ~ Sebaykil Comfy,
s nn ~ lis patent which put successful opsfs.
the 1895 Eauutsctned N that furnace oeht
NV fret either IN this or any otneI I..
Manufactured fr, the By the exclusive nse OF Az
CCs by Of chemical cf nbination and me no'
In lS51 Mr. George Crane OF London, England sppslt
psttnt in this country for the sane process -
vhhh rrocess have always csntended was ~
by one Of our workinen who went cut to ana -
tie essfu oreIauon Of farbsce BE tast ~
opposed The granting OF Letters pG ent 70 MI Sfse
ips Il p ros,ble 10 obtain iLem after several years n
ard be executors Of the Rev Dr. CesenlaiDer -
this lie July 1881 being oesrous to give hS 60.
tude in posLt oiscovery steec WIN ~" ~. 80
sod to him for thousand dollars, being less tSsn
toe litigation the right 70 We ne patented pro, Nsc
Doctor subsequeuty for some trivial
ber % 1883 MrCrspe hsvns purchased the nsn, go
tsr ed patent Hence you sil see tnet ~ ~
tcknowleJsed by HE pwobsse ns pr MY ~ ,n,n.I 40
tb, pur, and the establishment OF the validity
Of the Patent the executors OF Df -
o,sred 10 The world the OF bis patented
h rec 10 that sl the iron furnaces In the stae
a have erected free OF rate II charges or ee. ~
The furnace refer TO, Of d. o. 10 NE san Ers6g
s.srdinx Iesr Mount Cuton, senuylkhl CoIh .hs -
csIltd IL. Valley now The Pioneer Furnace eod ~.Nn
az . nom which the Ion have Ia my possession Va ~
d. u sm' sir, yours, +. W. GEIssESHAINEh"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

evening all was quiet Some Of tho troops ~ere in
the vicinity. Their objec. 10 undoubtedly to keep
down the people, not the Rafisus. Gen. Atchi.
soD, with 6fy men, went through Lawrence on
Wednesday lest, and crossed the ferry at Lawrence
on his way back to Platte County. Tne heavy pat
Of the force Of young SOuthrons are 1t Lecompton.
There is q detachment Of them on the road between
Lawrence and Kansas City, near Fishs store
They have stopped the mail and examined the way
bill as it passed. They stopped some letters that
were being taken down that way, containing an ac-
count of what has happened. They still act under
authority although the United States Marshal pre-
tended to disband them.
One hundred and fifty men from Ossowattamie
had started TO Lawrence when the news Of what
bad befallen it reached them; but the appearance
Of the United States troops showed them the rash
ness Of commencing operations until the matter as
it stands has been carefully weighed. Three hun
dred men were at Topeka ready to march down;
but the news of the military defense of Lecompton
has made them pause. We have nov military
despstsn, in America, and band Of lawless villains
are protected in their plunder.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

sp.ech from Mr.. Hinman, just from Lawrence, the
President introduced Ar. Pepper, from Albany.
He had seen telsgrspbic report Of our Thursday
night meeting; had seen that Chicago was to send
men and arms to the aid of Kansas; he had given
mo~ey to the extent Of his ability; he could not
rait for Ner- York to move; and now he had has
tened on to give AmsE with Sharps rlhe) 70
to the cause and to join the pioneer pdHy from
Chicago. The cheers came loud and fast; enthu'
siasm was up to the highest pitch. Many offers
we're made, and it was announced that already over
l25 were ready to 20 from Chicago alone.
Then subscriptions were called for. In they
came. Peter Page, one Of eur most worthy
builder, rose, and, with q few words, gave Ssoo.
Others followed, sailors, merchants, mechanics,
bankers, clerks, laborers, children, with 5Oos'
zoos, 1OOs, 6Os los, quarters or dimes-anythins
and every thing. The list swelled up; it wa' near
$1,000. "Now," .sid Arnold, "mske it SlO,O 200"
More subscriptions rolled in, and more still, and
more. When next we knew it was $4,000. Then
it must be $4,000. Still they came in. In obe-
dieuce to the shouts of the crowd the hat was
passed around, and all crowded and threw in their
loose change One gentleman (too modest to auo"
bis name to be kuown) gave $500 for each Of his
three boys. Mssy gave rifles and pistols; many
off red themselres.
When Frank Lumbsrd, the singer, was set dowa
for $25, there was . shout raised for the "Star-
epapgled Banner" He was placed on the table,
and sapg it, the whole assemblage joining in the
chorus. Then a $500 was announced-htsies,
twenty .fves-until after more than the Sl5,oOo
had been raised. The meeting adjourned, long
after midnight, with tremendous cheers for Free
Kansas and Free Speech. And now this news has
all gone by lightning to every par: Of our land to
terrify the plotters at Washington and at Cincln-
matt, and the rufians of Missouri and Alabama,
and to cheer freemen everywhere; struggling or
subdued in Kansas; mensced or beaten down in
Washington; or striving and hoping in the East.
Chicago has done nobly, and will do better yet.
Set down the Prairie State for Freedom next Fall,
and at the van set this city of Chicago.
The Rev. j. E. Ray of the Plymouth Church.
preached a sermon this afternoon on the State OF
Kansas, before a very large congregation. He was
plain, direct, and forcible and took strong ground
in favor of material aid, and that nor. z. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
GREAT KANSAS MEETING IN CHICAGO.

Co.Yesrcrdenoe OF The y. Y. Tribune
CHICAGO, June ], 1856.
The prsi,ies are al blaze. We had here AZ
our Court House last night we nost enthusiastic
Kansas meeting that has eJer been held. Speeches
from J. n. Arnold, n. B. J9dd. JOHN c. Yscgh-
hsr, Francis Hoffman,, o1r next Lieutenan. Gov
ernor, (se. tha. down as scre), and W. B. Egan,
an old Democrats Nebraska Democrat; but one
who refuses to be dragged owe. neck and heels to
the support OF Slavery, black and white.
speech from Col Lane, zoo, and al effective
speech, well se,,irg for1h ire reasons yhy :bs
people Of ILLINOIS should be specially iaterssed in
The Kansas struggle, and mailing many Of the lee
crealated By sAt Eebsashn party Ihsr after
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
PARTICULARS OF THE WAR UPON THE
PEOPLE.
Eros. TAs Chicago Ds"Oeyasie P's". ysr.z

From Th< Chicago DsnOcyasie P,s. Jx-.a
On Saturday mon ing we received a eall from Col
s. W. Edrdge. proprietor OF the Free State Hotel =,
Jaw,epce. and Mr. II. A. Wilcox, the gentleman who
wa. chiefly pstruu in org tnzir the New Haven
Colony They left Kansas City on Tuesday ls-. the
o7h ul. and bring the latest authentic sdyices rom
The Territory BY the aid OF their statements We arc
able 70 correct some previously published aoconnt,
and also 10 add variety Of interesting psrticrlar
in relation TO the late outrages in Kansas We beo,,
with
THE uLrINATUN OF GOV. sH,SyoS.
On the Monday previous 10 the destruction of Law.
renee Col. Eldr1dgc and his bfothsr, L. B. Edr;d,s
formerly a prominent citizen OF Waterbury Conn
were depued by the citizens 10 visit Gov. Shannon
At LfcoInpton 10 learn what terms could be mall
with him. They were provided with a pass from
Marshal Donaldson, but notwithstanding thi. tb-v
were stopped ON the way by seven or eight rueian.
who had str.gg,d from the main body Of the posse
and taken back three four niles to the ANN
There they were brought into the presence Of n
Strinpfellow, who questioned them a. to ~;
errapd. and finally let them pass on 20 Lecomn
ton. They had a long conversation With Goyerra-
shannon but be was entirely impracticabe refusing
n ae-ree 10 any proposition they could make. He
n,;ms,um was that the people Of Lawrence should de
mo,b their fortic atons give NJ Their arms and :he
l,adirg cize ns sign paper promising obedience q
ALI the laws Of the bogus Legislature. Col Eljridge
s,sured the Governor that the people OF Lawrence
onld NOT acce pt such tsrne and tnat hey IN
s;st ed mon, war would be the rssaf Ihes," sail
Shsnnop var /, il, By Godr' Gad rung hinsef
aperly on: Of the Joop- ]Ls. "@s sot 'ho q .ts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

The Brooks AND WILsos MATTER.-A telegraphic
dispatch from Warrington, received ast evening, 10
of the following tenor
"Col Lane called on Mr.. Wilson on Friday morn
ing, after the receipt of Mr.. Wilson's reply, and a.
sured bm from Mr.. Brooks that assaul, upon him
was ntemplaed and that be and his friends might
disarm. Mr.. Wilson accepted these assurances, and
appeared D. the avenue without arms and without a.
ter dsLts The wlole affair is over, 60 far as those
two ere concerned"
TO this Mr.. Wilson replies &c folow.:
'ArLAs OFFIcE Boston, June 2, lc3o.
t. rae E3lSy, - AZ iiGs
GESrtssrs khays rsaa with su'Irlse tee ts.s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
LATER.
Driving Gut the Free.State Men

(By TELEGRAPH SLw.yoRg TRIBryrl
From Our Own Reporter
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, June 4, 1856.
Lieut. Gov. Roberts and Gen. Pomeroy of
Kansas are here. / have seen several other per.
sons who left Kansas last week general quiet
prevsiled, though the reign of terror continued.
A part of Bufords Southern Company were
ordered to Leayenwortb, and were arresting or
driving out leading Free-State citizens. Mr..
Philips, Correspondent of TIE NEw.YoRK
TRIBUNE, to escape their vengeance, had gone to
the Fort
The reported cold -blooded murder Of eight Pro.
Slavery men Ossowatamie is altogether different
affair Five Pro. Slavery men had got Free State
man, tied rope around his neck, and were Just
about to swing him of, when party of his friends
came up and shot his prosecutors dead.
A hundred armed men left westport, No., last
Saturday, to Scour southern Kansas, and make the
country, as they said too hot for the Free State
people" Guerrilla parties were securing the Ter.
ritory. and collisions were occasionally Occurring
but the general disposition of the Free people is to
remain quiet and pursue their farming. Settlers
were coming into the Territory in considerable
numbers from Indiana and Illinois.
The Congressional Commission closed last week
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR

ARRINAIs UF The BLACk WAhhIUk
The United States Mail Steamship Black Warm
commander j. W. Smith, arrived at this port Sr
o'clock this morning, bringing dates from New Ode,
to the 9Th and Havana to the 30th nit.
The United States steamer Fulton sailed from b.
vapa for Key West on the evening Of the Goth uh.
The American bark Adam La Mont treceus,
wrecked near Cardenas) has been examined by Bosl
Of Survey and found without damage. She wa s2
for $1,000. The ship l.. w. Bailey sailed frss
Havana on the 2sth, and was carried ashore BY u
current about three miles from the Moro but wa "a
of without injury by the agents of the underwater
who went to her assistance with steamer and she p
ceeded on her voyage.
Nopoltical news Of importance. Havana is reported
healthy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

At the recent Ksrsas meeting in Syracuse, q letter
was read frsm Gerrit .Suh, proposing to raise
o. 600 900 fr the aid Of the Free State cause pedsng
hmseif 70 give $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

Ass,rLT WITH CLUs.--Chi-topher Phno krs
r Th,y ffth street, Eighth avenue, wbhs
Tre,asy night received heavy blow the bcsa
~ the h IL !. alleged, of one Conrad Loos liza ~
sss tsIsn, severely injured, TO tic New YoIA HSs9'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

From Our Special Correspondent
LHAvENwoRTH CITY, K. T., May 26, 1856.
have Just learned from source which may Dc
relied on, that orders have reached Fort Leaven
WORTH which place the command of all the troops
in the Territory with Gen. Harvey. Col. Sumner
will now act subordinate to that individual, and
would also say that understand that Sam9er is to
be sent out to the plains this Summer. For some
time the Border Rufians have been clamorlns
against Sumner, and now, it seems that the Ad-
mipistration ever faithful to the behests of these
mep has not only taken the command from Sum
ner, but has put one of the most Inscriptions OH
GERS in the United States army in possession OF mil
itary power here; and Kansas is nov military
guarded dependency. Let no one think that the
Administration are terDg in thier purpose for one
single moment. 1--WE will subdue you" lives and
exults.
Ihaye just heard from Lawrence. Yesterday
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
Blu SINESS CAR DIS,


a. My Is, I'd
Attorney and ,ausclor al Law Oflce northwest
corner Main al.d So s;rtets fas nIori, Iowa
ld'cltditl
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~ANTHD.- Or Z arst rats Jousneymea Tan
w en-, . WAsn ~ hiSAsse vasee yll y elvso
1OGn 101nA1,
0oe0-1u nDwuA0ng 111nG oDnedA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

| JILStS Ll'T.l.Sr T..
IL A N ID a q IL n II.
Office In A,chI.on'. Block. second street,
ostwcea Min and Brady.
Timber Land.
- I ACRES large B tutifrl Timber 90 mile.
l L froH Davenport, pace $50 psr scr,; VIII be
Giviaed u SUIT purchasers.
Improved Farms.
e4o acres highly improved ia,ra; n,i'es frem Dav.
. r.; zoo acros IN cultivation g5od board enee with
osag otanss Loas, staolr, etc.
At,su ifu rirm 81. .ile- from payenp,rt-lso
acre--o0 acres ia cu.tlvsti,n, part trnb r new
h0use, stsbie, ct.
miles fr9fI Ia niar5, 20 scrss; 80 acre. I'm
Sle. r.e. : '''' -''''''- " ''1' 80
3ls acres, u,Ies ll.m Day,nIoTt--' IF acras In
fencs iso Ier,-s IN Lg, state Of cultivation. Ise
Isss,so r, a,se o.ehsrd. M SD yy,isof ws.sr
h'ge h'e g with rooms, stables, s'ii adirg .rtc.
smacs fr,r. pav np,tt-.o acre. IN ,ultlv,;lo
god house, ,taaa, etc
~ mcs frnr Dev rp t--l2o AZ es. al. ID fence,
50 asrss Nj !! ivJiiui, - acre. tu.brs 20
= :hlEs stable. 4
rlies from Dav'uTost-Sn acres: 80 acres ir cul-
tv.tlon paft i.nlb-r. g. new hoG.r, govi Lagn.
tc., etc
l2 mites from Dlvenprt-s0 acres; en acre. In
cultivation, sod huu ., s'sJir, etc.
10 niles frpm Dlrerl lori-sD acres; 60 acres in
cU'ivition, sod house stable. ctt.
II milcs frcfn Das"ur5s $50 act.s, 60 ncTt. In GU
lls tiaf II acres .pltIri iimh z, blanr" prair,,
arEe r'hard, running waller, house, large sah,r
smokl house, etc.
III miles from Dav np-rti 50 arres-ai. In cl,iva'
tiuEi horse stab! etc
iimii"s from Davenport, 50 acres-al, in fence ant
cultivation.
200 acrAs Va fnncr AMI eul'vation -u She Duhuque
road, ! mtc, irs.n pIleapoft,
~ arr"s prair' lAlgi. mits fran navrnp3Fi beau
moi Vi W uv-s Rock Island, Mississippi ard Dawn
port.
100 acres " rich prari, lind b. Waicntt. snnr ~
Il cnttnatnd. Aud a lufa amount ot u:1improvcd
'ni III SOFT Comfy.
runh"r ~ hau... idt- ana vacrnt l1.-, peasant
~ situate IN iii parts Of Dayrni ~. For sal
OF !avugab}s terms.
Is bctutifni iojS N N..iL DAvenport-ierms l.bar
a.r. .ppy 70
yt:i JULIUS IYTANCE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Pube
Also Comn,issiod. u % Deeds for n. II Vt.
T.. Penn ami ONO. Once corner brady and 3rd
St., Davenport. auei3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29

DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight rooms
N and Lease Of Iot for II y years. situated en- the
tuu between b ady ard Harris streets. Apply
W y. GURJFY, or to
apsISitf hICEOILS. lSBEi.I. & co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29

e.. ID. CLINE,

Aeal Estate Broker and Auctionter. win attend to
the sars Of City Property. Lots, Lands, Farms etc,
~ Auction. once with Geo. l.. Nichols, Land
Agent, Davenport octi5
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DR. A A. CRANE,

VAyssclan and Surgeon oGtrs his professional services
70 the ettlsens % Davenport and viciniy. one
Corner u Main aud Third Streets Rraiiener on
Mains stcve k,yhth ~. lApiAiifI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
DIR. ], NIcCORTNEY

0vPRAS his professional services TO the citizens
~ Of Davenport and vicinity.
(pSRoc In wiley 4 Nunget's new buildinR, corner Of
susth 4 Brsdy STREETS
RsTer To George J.. Davenport, James " CsIneli
s~ptt1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
TO Lease,

4 NUNgFI. nt desirable Ip,s for r. s'd"Hc~s ,Hi
n Brady lain. and Harf lsln streets 10 ,eas" f1I
the term " Is pears. ApIiy 10
" y GrhIEY.
Uaict on Man bet. Froit anu Second streets.
aaEiNltr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERs.

Ne eoeRsess for yearly advertisers viii be discon.
sinssd without previous notice to ss
Lsres uais charged double the same dimsnsons u
~.
Displayed sdvcsuenents one half more ttan
ussai ratss.
Yearly sivsrtislns contracts will b. understood 10
Aypiy strictly 70 the Immediate businsss al tie sdver
tssr. and al other advertisements sent In BY the adj
vsrsisss oil be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instruction
wtM b inserted until frbid, and charged accordingly
Nes,cs for reilg ou, and bencvoIen, purposes In
ssvfsd tiRs free Of cost, thereafter ehsrged As
shsY Advertisements
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For. Sale Cheap.

on ACRES OF dne Prairie Iait nile south o.
SO Patton Depot, with dwelling house thereon
This property be DO sght upon hc ny-t reasoAbic
terr,e Enouirec Of q L. HCBBEIJ,
f,nsx66tN Land tgsu
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For Sale OF Lease.

,,0UR I OrS >ifuqft, IN ~ aui Scot: street, To-
II part..uars en4diIc OF CoRBIS - Dnw, or
ia Ri5,ff JAMES NAY
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To RENT FOR 70 YEARS.
N0use and Lease for Sale.

OTIS sand 4, block u. corner Riphy and FIT
IL streets. Enquire OF
sep5o dH WHITAKER h CHANT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-29
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