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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
csrresgazasnce 81 tke New york Daily Times.
TrzEe In slaves Ia clba.
HAVANA, "Wednesday, o. S, 1886

Our Two Yves Ks Of tempest, although IL
has served to prayeat the ordinary bus ness
OF the merchant sad planter, has been rat1-
er favorable thaa otherwise 10 the Iuiqui'
tous usEc IN human beings, three carSoes
having been safely landed two on the
south side and one IN the aorth-since ny
lss, notes, although the Captain.General Of
Cuba believes thai mot i've huaored me-
groes have been land q upon the island
since be resumed the sininistrston OF the
GoVeflHeht. the most sscidediy "Anoa
nothing speech ever hea 3 uttered, even
Ia the mo Infected dist lets al the United
States, where il Sas eei3enic for sesso .
Even Die Diaz. Or ais b-otaers. are waxing
unee ore TO the Escsss Ties 81 Cuban .Rdua-
Try, and Ing their ~afehsas s-the woods
snd The s~amps with sukjecis Tor whoa,
again, as In years past, the balances are be-
ing rjustea in the city ., Eav4aa, Tor The
heaei; II ihtir capsciJus pockets. i Is
said that one u the vessels whIch made =
rsceat land ug was a Rt,,ish bark, but that
is undoubtedly "a elFor-the vessel was
built in Maine. I've landings on the south
side count sos negroes un the n8r h, cas-,
Of Csrtenas, ga OF 375--l ss7 In al, hay.
ing iost b. death ~ Inc voyages IS 10 the
three vessels, showing uausual csre for the
comfort 81 their yicuDa The Importation
OF slaves is perfectly sysismsiized, an
al th the best will Tor its prevention, in con.
formfty with The words OF Introduction Ut
tered and reiterated d. the Captain Gene.
raj, can be earned on with imPuEity, cape.
ea!ly as long as your merchant princes
sniP-eGi! era, &c, are interested in its Pur.
suit.
TIE orders of The Cuban trader are esaef.
ly soug l Tor in your ship-ysfds, and Ten
per cent o. overt pFo6t wsl, make some Of
gour veres, saints sinners 10 Africa. Al
any rate, Yankee Ingenuity Gnd Yankee en-
Ierprise serve 10 defeat the best efforts Of
,his Government FOR the suppression Of the
slave trade, aud they may WILL give Up in
despair. TIE complaints U.ioag al home
more than fhsY a5 here al the present time
for without 6le OF soldiers Tor every fool
OF 500 miles q ses-coast, and each one
lmbusd with thu power and the spirit oil
Conebs it could not be prevented, with the
temptation that i held our fJr success
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strerg-Kinaea Wonsn

One OF thia SORTS nov speaking in Ohio
She recsally canyasssd the State OF Ind
ana. The Dayton Gazstts says OF her
Mas Fllkins comes among Us with $
brilliant reputation for eioquenee, She
has been ac,Ively engaged 10 the late CEN
vass in Indiana, and has dtawn immense ALL
dieHees wherever ahe hiss spoken. Perhaps
no speaker VITO has cipa.ed in the hard
fought contest. bss addressed a. many
thousand people, CT with such universal &C
eepts1ce. She has attended all the great
mass meetings held IN that State, and has
ai~sy. received the most catering signs OF
popular APPRECIATION Among he brilliant
g5laxy OF orators that addressed the tens OF
thousands assembled on the Tippecauoe
Battle ground, the stand firm which she
spoke always attracted the isrgest ,hrong.
Sae brings with her from the best and most
dlslins 1Ishet Republicans Of Indians, elo.
qJent testimonials TO her brilliant sblliiss,
her purity Of character, and eEcisnt Ger.
wees in the cause Of tree territory and free
speech. FOr slx years che mas Ueen rrav.
eIag lhrLugb the East and West as Ten
psrtnce Lecturer"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

PESssYLvAsIA ALL RlSaE pub
Eshed brief despatch On Tuesday, setIin 2
forth the fact that notwithstanding the
frsuds prsetissd by the BUCCANEERS in Penn
ryls.nis. the Congressional vote showed a
dreaded Fremont majority 10 the State. II
rhe Safe hs. thus been carried on Goa
gre,sner, who doubts the ability Of the
F-eemen o. Pennsylvania TO carry it when
Fremont tsks the field in penonf Our sd
vices rom Pennsylvania are Of The mes
cheering character. A Union ticket has
been formed, to be supported By all the 0P'
Ioo-nts VI Buchanan, Gna ii has been en
Enthusiastically ratified by immense meetings
81 Phiiadtiphis, Harrisburg, Piu,burgr etc
The Frsmoaters have chosen Commit
tee in each township 10 examine the pol
books and 10 stop ali illegal voting in Nov
ember /, is estmsted that 5000 illegs
voters were imported rum ether States
alter the Border ReHan fashion.
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A nrunksra,, csates,ioa

The following IL the confession OF Il
wtstohed miscresnt named Jennings Esteiler
Lieutsuan,, who WAS shot for murder on
the Iata ult,. in Nicaragua The idea
that man can get drunk and commit MUIR
der and then shin the responsibility OF the
crime upon the means that .nstgated him
to It's commission, is simply prepostsrous. -
Srrsnga ,hst such an idea should eyer en-.
ter the brain Of sane man and yet how
many irunkards there sre that attempt TO
exeuipate themselves before an offended
God 90 this ground. and how often do We
fnd the lsW extenuaiing its yiolstors on tho
plea that they were not in Their sane mind,
being At The tins Of the commission OF the
act, under the influence OF liquor
GRASApA. Sept, 10, 1850
These are the dying declarations OF len
nings Esleile was born In Marshall.
Tenn, in the year 1888, and was raised,
from my infancy, in Kinds county, Miss.---
| started to California In 1852 On the road
| had a diff Guilty with Q naR Of the name Of
Howard, and shot him. | att erwards shot
man Of the name of Hays, but the wound
Gid not happen to prove fatal. In the same
year | had dithculty with Charles Robin.
son, and stabbed him in thres places. Ny
las, two dif6culties. while in Californis, oe.
Cured at the State prison where had been
employed Tor the Last two years. Attsr
getting in the last scrspe, | came TO Nics'
raugua, and sho, Thomas Edwards; alter
y ard. shot Charles Gordon. must say
thas in all my difficulties was not once in
~ right mind. Twice had been forgiven
and hope 10 be forgiven for them all. !
think there 10 God in heaven that will
and can forgive; and he knows. and know
that /; was not that killed Charles Gordon.
Il WAS whiskey and my crazy mind that did
il. | ssy thai was no, Ia my right mind
y hen did the deed, and God knows it,
Forgive me, officers and soldiers, and can
die happy IN n. Idon'i write this because
| shiak ought not to die, Tor think that
my ti,ne has come, an1 that justic has been
done me. r low soldiers, remember what
has brought me to this death you III kaow
as vel a. do. My humble prayer Is that
may u forgiven. JENNINGS EsrILII
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Now York rinaneier,ng

The N. Y. Herald takes the Huntington
ioigeries for text, has a long and excel
lent homiiy, which we have read with much
edifcatisn, "onslhe slap.dAsh style OF sdoing
business which has become quite too CON.
mon in New York; After giving an ac'
count Of the style in which Huntington
spen, the money Of which he heeced conh'
ding Wall street, the Herald adds
"Our merchants make their money easily
aud threw il away ioolishly. In old times
trade was vocation which Was pursued by
men OF honor. Fifty years ago the hrst
requisites Tor mercantile life we're unsulied
integrity aud unremi,ting attention 10 hn-
ssness, TBsn merchants me each other
with perfect confidence; they knew the
men they were dealing with the word OF
enc OF their fellows was as good as his bond.
in such time fraud was unknown, because
il was impossible. Now. most OF our mer
chants, though generous, liberal and benes-
alent as their sires, seem enerssted by sue
cess. They trust all their atfairs to conn.
dental clerks, agents, factors, brokers; AMI
II is no wonder that these men. dazTled BY
the display VI their employers, should yield
20 temptation. The merchants give them
every facility by their lax way of conducting
business, and the merchants are morally re-
sponsible Tor the result. That this Hunt
ington should have raised $500 600 on forg.
ed paper 10 monstrous, and clearly the re.
salt OF carelessaess on The part OF the VIC
Tins"
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,Fron tie Chicago Press Of The 2sth
Further from the Storm

We learn few additional particulars in re-.
gard TO the loss Of ths propeller Toledo at
Port Washington beyond those we gsvs
Yesterday t. add 10 the horror of the
scene, she went down after dark, about half
past seven O'Clock.
Free had been built agoag the shore, snd
by their light the bull Of the propeller could
be seen rolling sad labonng heavily, some
and barrels of good began 10 come ashore,
and in s5,ut hsli "a hour the yawl boat
was dashed on tAs beach. and was found TO
contain 3 man ciingiug TO one Of the seats
A. sooG az he wac sble 70 speak lie said
that re was enc or the deck banda and had
got into The boat with about twenty others,
BAT the boat was upset almost immediately,
and he alone msnaged 10 cling TO il as 1t
wss hurled over shd over towards the shore.
Il short Tine smother man came ashore,
and E third was lifted up By wave and
sIrowR upon the pier alive. These three
are believed to be the on'y persons saved.
| They cay that there were forty or ffty per.
sons in ell on board. They were deck hands
and did not know the names Of passengers,
and but few OF the crew. They remember
one family Of the passengers, man oita ass
! toJs and str children,
They state that The Cspga!u's object wac
70 get up her anchors and beach her as a
| ssl resort, but The snch0: chains got foul
and they could not raise them or cut the
Chains before the seams opened and the
" a,er came in SO rapidly above and below
TIA, the propeller settled 10 bottom,
Scarcely yestise was left Of tbs vessel
ia the morning, and such Of he goods as
came ashore we're dsshed to pieces by the
waves,
The names Of The deck hands saved are
| Samuel WEIGH md Aq8!la 9 fJrd--the lat.
/ ter was deck hand on the steamer Niagara
| ct he time Of her ioss. We cannot give the
| name of the passenger, no, having seen him
yet They report az having seen In the
| cabin five passengers, Wig: two young ladies',
| one cd lady, and two young men, In the
| s,eerage, man, wife and tour children, and
two young n.sa beside the one saved.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

This is the title of the leading article in
the Cincinnati Tsmes, Pro. Slavery Fill.
more paper Q, the rabidest kind, II last
Monday, We give few extracts 10 show
the get Of the article -
"The returns irom the State Of indians
indicate thata portion Of the Fillmore vote
Of the State was cast for the Democratic
State ticket. The Americans. il will be
remembered had 30 State ticket In me
early part Of the campaign they offered 10
fuse with the Republicans upon a state
ticket, or, rather, attend s Peoples Con
yention,h in obedience 10 csH ior that
purpose. Al that Cent taef NsFe
not treated VITA eommon aeeeney. The
| REM bneans seld them 10 plain terms, ths;
they could carry ale State without them,
we're stronger without thsmr and did not
want TO have anything to Do with them. IL
| .act, the Republicans, having control Of the
Peoples Convention, adopted platform
strongly aniieAmefican, snd, seemingly, Tor
the purpose OF exh,bltog their contempt
OF the American sentiment o. the State
Aiter the attempt 10 prove that there had
been "eombined effort on the part Of the
Republicans 81 Indians to crush cur the
Fillmore movement in the State" the
7i~ss says
How could any American vote with and
for party, whose action was thus die.
grace 70 civilization We Go not wonder
That thousands 81 Them refrained from 20
ting At sll. and that hundreds of others cast
their votes. and much agslaat "a sit Will, Tor
tae Democrats ticket
n doue, hundreds, yea thousands Of them
cast their yolss Tor the Democratic ticket,
and as these same voters wiil have ticket
OF their own in the deId on nexi Tuesday,
tia, much strength Al less, vii be tase0
from the Buehassa ranks. II We then add
the vote of the Qlasers, ho are thousands
strong in that Slste, who never vote al State
elections, and who to man will 60 for
Frsusont, the State Of Indiana may be con.
sidcred entirely safe FOR the Republicans.
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RI.OtT RING MIN

lof the state az lev wecaof State GHnt township Su
and shep IL htsSnd Mia fgr sale On favorable terms We
have one IN hayly operation aud s1ILitnn eeraef
rsny and III sts advice all % can end see IL am
Trey viii ssyt a. ~ ,e -uelvni Queen # sbeea ''be
aillsrs, Rrturf aspltslsit All spsSalatole vi aud
tis Ua s4ts fkfe elaata ie1 sAiss sate ana FFVl
ttRblG iuy #9t5GgfsA
This b katy 4astH;eas aIt G53,q6 Be9a0d aysatioa
Fu,S al at,f1 new aaNft IL tbs MsauctGfe q wheat
iEt5 19uI A-b ne splendid manuel Ia With Il paffof4ns
is work ,n!a4LE tttlus saa rSFssdHE she grain a. 4
sasla ttrGllau hts sttaE iiarSgg qualities u tiour
aaA Fesa sad tEat within aliy Souty i've fset
n fsakGA by ur het ia hst8dti a. ls repidiiy ei oys
tet I've aushels -f bsN} pNt Il fIeath burr mhi
stsnss ouy IS - = 10 lialastsE fhs oisa is con
Il gISd 81 riahla 3.ststoB infa IxtfS 6Ad super
ats Elou, rae gluGI uia3,ings, asir etafs. Nani
ana shgt5 say power 6elas .phe%tis . Pro-
eel IT, from seven horse power w any asheE desired
TIE snail pacs it ccsnss woua nss Is IAissed wheo
placed ID ream wih Other uaeAiatly and the sla all
AMOUNT power II rsquirvs Ercpei its secaony 10
eansEuet0a ard aPerEuoa make. It esftSn that ere
saag IL viii superaes az aaaanSs all othti Flour
leg Mills The mil is rset suhstsatIal sai reliable
not ztie 10 ct ~ III orrer Sc applicable q Il to us
waas q the poIlt t'at every NH r1sehiue chop
lceoalU chop ,f9n y fofss rolling mill any baid
ing ha- saI aJsrs Ia v sTsess, eau bays wihju
ia WALLS complies sgahant FIGURING Mill at tbs tr
nlas exIlaaso 81 reysa huasirea aaiiars.
6auTIas An fgtsUrs ia wsEt II ftoaIiaS Null
throughout tbs STATE are advised 20 aud
zee our sill aperEt3r hsors purchasing aud al per.
hereby waFpea frun trsspessns Infringing co
car Rights, shall asraia ,hsE, TO tie siet letter
IL the Law.
rasss M.ll, VIII aks erSr ,t Barrels II fiOer s~Ory
Fer fuz1Asr psss!sGlarsepply < oy address
JACOB WEAVER, ia. = Cos
paysagtsft HRvkeye Stare
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The kind Of Freedom Free State ueu Ell,
Joy down south lie exemplitsd by the follow
ing paragraph from the Raleigh IN C.,
SANFORD, Of late date
We understand that one day last week a,
The Fair al Henderson, Granville Yankee
pllI.veuder, who was present, sad pabticl,
aak. pr.fsrred Fremont for TIE Prs.ides,c,
and goad ros< Jor him. Soon after he Wa,
informed by number Of gentlemen tina
ais presence sss not agreeable, and spret
y broad hint wac given Of rail szd SONS
feathers, with due spPlics,ion Off certain
Emous North Csrollns product called tar
lie WAS SLOWED nali m hour 10 leave, and
De took the first train Of cara and came Oh
10 Frsutlinton, where, when last seen, be
exhlUited indieaiions Of being frightened
nearly out Of his senses. We have no, yet
learned HE name, nor Do we know IN what
he went.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

sHoogIsG hTTAlE-On Thurfday eve
u rg sbgvt O'Clock, tao coIored men got
into qusrrel, near the City Hotel, On Ma q
street, which Fesal.ed 10 one Of them shoot
ing the other, tie bail taxing effect on The
eff aide Cf the nOse near the cheek bone
sDd penetrstthgio Tie bach psrt Of the head
II teens thai leud Jss existed between
tben for soGe tine and that Il finally came
- bGsd &, the time mentioned. l. is
somewhat dpub,ul whether the wounded
n.n RECEIVERS. Hs vac 10 The employ Of
Jennings & Calender &c waiter. The 9th.
er il barber, and he'd 3 shop nader Bald.
wiz Bros BDok Store. He left Immediate.
y a'ter the afsay, and II 10 supposed went
across the fiYeT and TOOK the cara rhls (Fri-
dsy) morning We believe no effort wst
'asfe 10 arrest him st the TIM, nor as any
search been made since Len. Aapoeax
25A
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The Council Bsffs (lowal Eagle says
ina, the Omshl lndisns, numbering s87,
have returned from the summer hunt, to
heir new home at Biackbird Hills. having
captured from Elk to eight hundred buffalo
during their absence, besides dong some
syFylee to emlgrans trains on the plains, in
re- capturing from bands o: uuinsndiy In
tisns, cattle, horses, snd other property that
mad been stolen. Tney will starr again on
heir fat! hunt u their fall hunt about the
25th Of Ocloyer. Tns friendly band or
OmGh8s, have now on hand 8 500 bushels Of
cora, also, sqaashes, pumpkins, potatoes,
&c,
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a4chAHSE BROKERS AND AIAI rs,', ,''
A0TNTL .NAAlA
CITY PROPERTY

S'' biosA ios, on bfsdy street kaG
sH..rart 81 LOT 6Icek 9 q 4axlV0 fsst o,a...
Asi 'saSMset with siralss dwelling hog. ss''s'
ai3-Wsst half Of lot 7 block 81 Vim f-,...
nns Loase, 90 Railroad east OF Rock l,ispg ,i,st
$50 Per foot 'Nsa s'FVstl
,.o--a hoass AID LOT IN kat pays5fsr,. cont.
,ss o!osf y house OF sis rosms soot ssIi,r q 81
rfa' wood ssed, soi price $500 '''''f' els
MA house .ish y sero Of .T9uu4 II u,ps,n
sfnpsH Of The ciyi 1900. = "' AS''a-
aas--Lot block Is. .outh as.t ,.,,...-.-
Wsstero Avenue, one OF us ~ - saa
private rs''denseib tbs city ''s' 'ar'
5a.-Los7 eloez 5aad Il s1d ~ higsL 4, ysr....
tsaiiion, nsartss Fsmsls college '"'7-f
70. asa-Lot so,s IN block 80 oa Set str..f anal.
east o. Ferry, upon wh CD 10 erected two ~ ~
eoase, Que story frame house carvrpt. ~ esIyA
stable, ertnSs IA srsntei sefs PER aangm viii . Aa3
No sss-A ols story br!et hosss Of la ss,,,,
nosth s.is u T.nh strss, between P,ryT a. 49,; -
sAhd me view u the river rroH sas p!sos '''s ~
sss-io's AID taoss r. E.ss tts Ha.iraaa s.,..
s4s-A frsGas bouss with ..sai 80. t.t4
tts SofSsr Of nste strc.s lot seaip5 III -
sAl,s as LOT .t,oiniss IL soptt, lasaz, ii.
|
go s.s.: ssi sS' &c slHsb us.s. so. ?. 5!.s
So Let CO Asto street bttDx tia Earth 49,, 49,.
Ger OF oo'asuisa's aiitaaai g l..ES. - '''-
s.s-A hsas. sat lot ts,~rssg gs.5y ed 4as .,,
"ies sss view q me river
s.s-f.H Ct lot t!.ss ., Y.rsst ) pass.,ssf....
pii~s $50 @-7'''.
s..-Los issstia. u Hfsiy sa1 tstsz3.a, - ...-
s1s~a sss*sI issii Prize segQ, sasy tsfut, "
~ h.s.s .ad Il. . Iazta vs,5 ssr1ar sf T.gt
49, e0g.s ssd two lots 10 East Isr.ztz,. .-...
ls"a y s~sh, ssisESs year eGss. fg-ysliy '''s
5&-A house snd lot OF ss.ts4ue If gf-s.y ..--.
SEQ fioatani ssaosd stTsstss ay1ss u IF5rt.
Ioois i9t ,oxeas saasEs ssat o. s8.V 10. au1uu
Price sioo.
~ 500 t7g ssgEg GSaas E.,ss = E..afl-.f Bill.
- % Nsasos8 avenue. Eorth 81 sGh 81 lsgta -.
kitss-sn, E~aSsF, e!Sssas, e:stsf1 Rt FGlssss5
j. .sl--A H9sss :. ssHs alls sls s4.zs i.. ... Ell.
All hssSss- So. rstss $3.50
NJ 80 a5ass u s.4as .lls 81 $50 Ia .a.
sAa' q "s'''Fs AFs fri1s $40
- 2.s--A Ase.s 6. sA1a. ais "a as...s.s .- ii.
- % a~a5 s~'t = " Ass fsss ssss5V
Nc "a Three Hsea.s q tas zsl.g !s.yt.s... -
fsSsa Cd m tG 81 S4Itt 81 LaSasg Ella \ "a a-ss
ground s~N. fI!oe $500
NJ @sS-A Hoass 49, Lot - ,.fZs. h. Ls. sut ,s.
RS i5sssKitsr aSzsa !s}sI-s EySG.a Pf.ss 4 s.
W 4es--A t.ala4 h3eas % Yarz.Es 81 ~. ,.-....
A.. ~i'A -. sS~SIs Llt-tsa g.stssn -gH 81 r..
g. go
~ 10 4 tFso zta.y c au.s hoe sf L slzts,, .-
t'h' EssSs. dtatsE p~-Eiss sts - ls4ss r-1vzs /,
yeas tTIss ys5V. &c. -
y. ss5 Poi l.. 3 ti.4t e. aa4as
Ne Ggeg- ~ vim la. sal L1azz- .s II ....-..
WNrss. ssst9 rgiyt .sA
~ .y-s--s AoAAs sol Ia $50 ~ st Sc. 81. E.5.a.
tst o%AIS" haas EsUA~rs kiichaG p-lf as N.- F.-
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ISDIAE Relics a singular discovery Of
lncian relics vac recently mad In North
3 mcoe, Canada West. Two men we're
aaikiog through tn WOOD, End discovering
hollow place which attracted their stlen.
ton, and viii ia. UPON farther examination,
igrneo cut 70 be = bed Of human bones;
hey procured spade went 70 work II righr
earnest, anc exhpmed--siter dggipg bout
i've !eet-Gtsea cgPPsf kettles ~ pots, n
good STATE e sergstion. One Of the
se,ties conlain-d t@e!ys skuI.s. and 10 an
5.Aer was found coach sheA QgarIitirs
hUmeh hair, pare Of laden dresas.,
mpgm, sad other trace Of the ub5Tpi.
Is, were Gis9 dog ou.; besides part oi d
.fess which .ltlcaiee The p0ssgsagr 10 have
-en & Freacamsu. IHe hole was pro B..
b. , about ten feet in circumference snt Eve
ert deep.-Dst AGg
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The Rockford Republican says the ladies'
OF that city are now astivsiy engaged 10
collecting and making up boxes Of clothing
bedding and other articles necessary for the
comfort sno eony snienee OF the suffering
rec STATE snigrsnts during the approach
isg winter. Gen,lemen, too, are aiding in
the good work BY their contributions in
money and otherwise.
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The examination of the priest, Bower,
for lie murder OF the girl, Barbara FOrman,
al Cleveland. closed Tuesday eVeziBg Of
last week. The Court held Bower in the
Sun Of 5000 to appear before the Court Of
Common Pleas, 81 its next term, to answer
The charge Of murder 10 the second degree.
Bal! was not given, and Bower va. sent 10
the county jail, whsT, be nov 10.
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IA. BucgAs.s's DEvorlos 10 SLAVE.

ia BCcEARAAs DEVoTlos 70 SLAvE'
Ky.-Ex.Goy Floyd OF V.rs nis, " bon the
bogus Democracy put up ia New York a
fee dsyssiRee tc reply TO Mr. Banks' great
speech, in speech made by MIN soms time
previous said
No one, feel assured, entertaIns se.
rivgs doubt with reference 10 NJ. Buchan.
ans hdshty az regards Southern rights.
foH cannot show single instance In the
course o. his Senatorial career whe7 HI.
ro.s pas d rsnl frons hat Of John C. Cal.
L9gH. He saoad side by side wth that ii.
lastrIOps Statesman, and ~ that YOU have
tas best proof Ia the .t-hjs recorded
v2tes-and the testimony Of those " b.
U4rfled with HIN for the maintenance o.
) ctr rights. He stoyd BY inst great man
ana In the teeth the accumulated ,estt.
mony upon that slolect our opponents come
.yr.a:d and cay That be is unsound upon
squEtler syverelgntY. Tae persons he
make these Charge mus. have s very loR
opinion indeed D. the Intelligence of the
asople be ere waom they are made.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

lsplAsl ALL HiGHT.--Men in all part
gf Indiana are coming out Ia support Of
Fremont WHO voted for Willard at the re.
csut elec ion. Morton wise 9 Maine Law
man and Bn exclusive Republican" and
f. led 10 command the support Of lhose in
favor Of Fremont outside Of tina, party
The ABG-Maiae Law men are raliyiDR for
Fremont, and the imported voters will be
wanted al home in November All these
g8us end influences combined will be surs
~ qiee the F5nte 20 Fremont
The State Committee are porfsclag an
eaIre Reorganization. Of the State. They
nove issued a hopeful address--gying assu =.
Tsgces that Fremont vi 4 carry the State by
decided ma rty. And we are convinc-
d he will Indiana is all tght--Chicag0
Dim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

AeclpEET TO GEE. LAsE.--Ths Dayton
Gaseta tells Us that Thufsduy night lasi
Gen. Lane, OF Kansas, sEd several other
gentlemen, we're returning 10 Dayton from
festival given in honor Of the re-elsetion
Of Hen. Lewis D. Campbell, when the hor.
see attached 10 their carriage took fright
and run down bank fifteen feet high
crushing the vehicle. Lane was severely
cut and bruised about the he'd and face
and Mr. p. voorhes, Of the compsny, bad
his shoulder dlslocated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

EAsrLy DosE,-in q long winded bui
poiDless article. the Meas Of last evening
says. 1--WE defy the Gaastte to prove one sIn
gle point that will establish the charge that
tie Democratic party lie either committed 10
or in favor Of Slavery ProPsgsndism." He
will End some "points" In the leading article
under the editorial head Of this morulng',
C. utssle