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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
HOW TO SAVE THE UNION.

The following method of saving the Union we,
copy from the Charleston Is. C) Standard
1--WE believe the Union will be temporarily pro-.
lOnged by the introduction of slavery into Kansas.
but we believe it might be extended to an inde6-
nitely distant period by measures we pro2ose-(ths
restoration of the slave trade) With the certainty
o: turning the balance of political power, We
would have no motive for dissolution while stabili--
ty and repose TO the North from the p~redominarce
OF slave power in the government, would counter
balance any inclination they might have to give
u.s.
An Exchange paper commenting on this
says =
Is there a man in all the North, the East or tho
West that would save the Union at so great a sac
riise ? By bowling in the dust 50 one of the most
degrading oligarchies thai ever cursed the earth,
by yielding up every right which the Union was
formed to protect. If there is, he alone is ft for
the lash of The slave driver. Though we love tho
Union, yet is it worth nothing uless it secures to us
our rights as freeman, and we do not love it so
much that we are willing to abandon every primer
pie Of justice, honor and right to preserve it. We
would rather see the Union 20 into fifty pieces
than to see the freedom loving people of Kansas
subject to n code of infamous enactments which
world disgrace a race of barbarians and are now
trying to be enforced npOn us by northern dough-
faces and southern tyrants.
Thus s%piritcdly and justly, folks one of our con-
temporaries. We adopt his language in regard to
and we extend the principle to the case
Of the Slave. If it is better for the Union to 90
into fifty pieces rather than the Rufiapism in Kan
saS should be perpetuated, why should We not seek
to dash it to atoms rather than that the thou.
sand fold greater expressions of our milli0pa Of
should be perpetuatcd?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

THE ARKANSAS TRAvELLER.-SPEcIMENs OF THE
Poor White PEOPLE DOWN SoUTm.-Yesterday
between IL and o'clock, there halted at the cor
ner of Fourth and Main Streets a travelling party
from Arkansas, which, from its singular appear
ance, at once drew a crowd. 1t consisted of a
father, mother, three children and a hand-cart.
(They had no dog.) The cart had a rude square
box on it, capable of holding about a bushel, and
a canvass cover bent over three hoops. The father
dragged the cart, having u strap over his shoulder
for a horse'cOllar, and the oldest boy, (about eight
years Of age) similarly harnessed with a piece of
old rope, made the leader Ia tandem team). Be-
hind tbs cart walked the mother, carrying the
baby, while an older child rode. A coffee mill was
screwed on to the side of the box, and a skillet, a
few milk-pans and a little bedding were inside.
The man was a tall, gaunt, bony Kentuckian,
and had on a cotton shirt of negro cloth, and ipart
of q pair of butternut-colOre Kentuckian Jeans
trowsers. We say part of a pair, for the seat was
gone. The woman had on a butternutcolored
gaTn and a sun-bonnet. She sat down on the door
step Of Msssrs. Bradley's jewelry store to rest.
Persons passing-commiserating their condition
handed them ZONE fifty cents and some a dollar
note, untii the father got Heightened at it and
determined te move on to avoid having too much
money thrust upon them. lie WRAPPED a few ofthe
notes around the shafts Of the cart, where he held
them TO make it easier for his hands, and gave the
rest to the 'Old woman"
As they started, she insisted on putting the baby
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

into the cart. She said, 81 not n gwine to kerry
him bdT-headcd along here now, dye hear"
You may tall about the old country" said n
German, but that beats all the world" In answer
to our inquiries, they said they were natives Of
Bath county, kentucky-had emigrated thence to
the White river country in Arkansas, but it was
too hot there, and last Fall they set out for Ohio
and had been travelling ever siuce-had cont the
whole distance overland. The woman said they
slept out door-hadn't been inside of n house for
more AN two months. The man said he meant to
go on till he got to Ohio. He evidently had
little idea Of where he was Cincinnati Gazette,
,UYI 30.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
LATER FROM KANSAS.

Additional intelligence from Kansas this after
noon, states that before the attack on the fortifca-
ton at Franklin, the Free State men applied to the
military authorities for dispersion of the same
under Shannon's pro .lamatiCn, which was refused.
A large meeting was held at Kansas City on the
loth, when it was resolved to send $1,000 men into
the territory Immediately. A meeting was held at
Lexington on the l6, which also resolved to send n
quota of mtn to the scene of the difficulties on the
first boat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
S. G.. HOWE,
THADDEUS HYATT.
FROM KANSAS.
CHICAGO. August 10.

Startling news was received from Kansas this
morning. The Free State men had discovered an
organized plan Of the miscreants and border forces.
to concentrate men arms, and ammunition at differ
ent points in the territory, for the purpose of a
sudden general attack, Immediately after tae ad,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

Fusion IN MlssoURI.-The Benton Electoral
Ticket for Buchanan, in Missouri has been with
drawn. 1t is said that some prospect of B%onton's
return to the U, S. Senate has had something to do
with this Withdrawal.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

The FIRST OF AUGUST was much more generally
celebrated this year than usual. In general in
Ohio the celebrations were got up by the colored
people. But to a very great extent the whites
gave them the encouragement of their presence.
So far as we have heard from them they seem to
have passed off pleasantly and proftably. Urbana
the county seat Of Champaign county has hitherto
boon noted for its pro'slavery and its inveterate
hatred of colored people. OF the celebration there
VIM. c. Nell writes to the Liberator as follows:
At Urbana, there was the largest First of Au.
gust gathering ever held in the State. There were
full 5000 on the ground, comprising a delegation,
of 800 from Columbus, and large numbers from
Cincinnati, Dayton, and BellefUuntaine each bear.
ing appropriate mottos and banners. Three bands
OF music were in attendance-one colored-whose
performance were highly satisfactory.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

BuGLE SUBsCRIPT:oNs.-The Anniversary will
afford an excellent opportunity to forward money
on subscription for the Bugle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

H. -amni p. Atwood and all gihfss .hon. IL ma,
VXYHkakAs 90 the 18th dsy oil jun, A, D. 1854.
w sautei y. Atwood executed unto Thomas
OF Eve Hv1d ed Dollars pzysbr In on<, two thste,
tour, ave. cir, seven, eight and nine years rs.psc
lively after that date aud also oshss note Of tbs
e..ss AssS aes e. ssa = asy.sAsss "a. se-ioo ~.
erdsr e :sfs - eeluens q ~ ass.s ~ q =
vsy IL irssi e 9svs6G Srss. . 7rnssss ~ wi,sss
~ ~ : ss, :s i:' = 49,:
AZ =. ~ i '; y ssss.sa -. q ,.,sl,,s,
tnev y Claire vhleA y eessasd % GLSvr, W. !.
s, ~ L. n 4 s':s a: So =. ~ Isss ~
middle Of meek u snd 10, sad scrvss tvsaiy FEET
siy 50 fsr ~ said tOwn VS. vscsttci tboees hcrtA
Tar - aid ic~n WIS vacated thence eDse - M
a. aid iosn Ssa vacated: thence sush ois'sG a.
A. rhr f9i8eing luss II land siiussrd b. thr said
tstl Pa kbur-i lnc~ " clsirvl 10 ~it Lots I, g.
= rnd In Block 3 Also fots md In tlocs
=. And where's one u tht Aforesaid D.ees. q. VI,
hsrl,g 1850 which vas made psyssle two par
at Its date, and which hcsne - - the lltk dsy
n June, 4. .. 1857 Is nov duea1h unrpid
Nov, fore, nosicr II h~i<oY MN, fhss ih.
aadsrsisned Dsvtd =. Tsus. Trustee . sfor~ssh H.
parsuance q the provsion- ofssi de- VI trust, uDs
% she third dsy q Ncvembrr, 4. D. - b<ses m
Court Neu-r door, n the city ~ Davenport. il H.
csunty s1or 49, d tie hs1r VI - o'cloek N ihs
s::ss;s i Z ,.;s s., ~ :: esss sn!!s e Y.
q 70 a~sh thsress = shali - neeHssry 70 sssisfy
~ snupst then dur, q I'D lo6f nArve n,spsl med
- VIII sesss ssd ez1nsss u msShi swSssir
- . osvvaSsr a. nin,h alyd 0sS1Er. A.
esssswA ~. ~ssA
ss4tszsS9UzvUE : z-(sz..S. :,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
DRan, 4 VIC 1HU>pra.-bu >atur

DEAn,n VIC IHU>prR.-tM >atur-
DAY evening. after having receivied news
confrmatory Of he !ioriou- Democratic
vic'orioe ach evet Pennsylvania ani In
diana. The members Of the Yong Msi 3
Dennc5afc Club got on, H.. CANTON, and
fired ihiriy-onc guns, wnicn spok, NJ Il IN
der notes 81 the great lriumpGs Of he De-
mocracy in the ;vo >ta'c- " hich Rave beeuso
,enacionsiv cla,med Dy h. Black Renohli-
can party An Immense crowd was / Al
tendrncr and the Utmost e"od feelings pre-
ysiled as was fnIi, demonstrated ~ he
hearty CHI, ere tha' ere srvqu To- 0io Key
sious ana III. Hoosief - FROM a.ros,
The ritel came forth thu.deI on. 4
ltg ~ ,hsi ne ame teoHfe oh ta.i-
mate ne breasts ~ Il. emacf.tic fstL .
N o ciit mpt n ! Re
demo- &C, OF low axe ense 81 age
ove 'ie-o 81. snrau s.cter'e>. and make a
clcs, geer q pc Sta'ei .am,we e.
lpciir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
Card.

~ As,.P l.ucce>sor of Kranp ke mon.
u. wo,ld reIurn SINGER thanxs 10 the patron ,
~. OLD rrr, l.r the ,lhsrs support ss'c.ded u
.heu, and hip by rn'w = sfo ( - Ma part y
receive IN futdrs be -. shao Of ri'r"nage fro'"
a.crlr1.rafins publ. = 'r''s hs"e
sto~. q Il and rirnpIef .feek Il t,oci. both Stsnt
,raYsac a. h. = - and most fashionable s,y,>
which ne ilattets himself he will sell az prizes vh'c
.-,not lst meet he si-ss OF all huvers lie y
.eads az lYvts Ion 10 al. &c cali are ""S fhrong
ia wsrerooms NJ Il Claire kov.
f,a,, nnor- p,.i Oh " 2 lsS6-iif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

uoeossoos - Ve0aSeb-W. Caes sWon' .
PiIis.-rh a.shtna.saHs If .rfrs-sasta IS ne Pm.
~" resrff # long and epterst aa.ct.c rt.y
us mild in ihsir opcrstisn. and o.rt.a ir ,pra4s
= trt'gutsfitits, painful nsft-trnstp4 eun, ~ Ell
-saas. st thef from eaIa u oiurt ~, ,esi.
rhe rsf ~ ths DC pslpItstt.n < trea, d is,iih.
a sies which aries iron Interruption ~ nsfHr
= ~ - saec's fp'is 81 s. prsS.atlve rissr
.honid nsv.r be ,ss,r Il ,.st-ensecs lrev
% csaes misosassss w--r'o. ~t -
'setsef. am q, s. anvttf,s nirt.,f i.'
~ health s.lItlf a.-s,,s,ta ~. sl,-.a .. i,,h
rorsrf ssp tor fHrs ; Ef --.. o., H"
.,r,r.ittsp pstset..#t nj HIM n e. ppsnr,.r.
.sa,. i-isaa sfe 80 - iur'a. sc vi t.. ~ o.
ut Uf.ae.-ttaat. " 10 He..t4., %sv Yo.s
tJe3a-isslfn.
bailey, Magical Pain Extractor. --'t- ~, Al
ana principal ohsrsctsriste s"t bsIiry's sN9ir-
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR tonsi.t:
q. %. a., n.s' isthns 80, aud sn.Gns pr"IaI,'
"a. as stplten - ~ istesual in y, 10 co~es b.
34rHai. N INSTANTLY, .t,i tp,di u reauc' nus
sturc eaa,l.tt.p. j.. great p.~cf alleviate ~
f,ns pf.rus ana ats, -r.l tthrr rsrfu
So IN 20 Incredibly snort space Of - A.,
" arIrs ~ IT, lev is-thn.tiai. y uuft ,t-
- '..fs Ell. i.ee0 mind ttf tvar ftttin
I, 4 sSrrtel .nju's ~ % ,.rr 4 H,
..tsnmatinn ~ ~ 81 par "a ,or N
~. fernns w. aa,s 10" eT = nt. 7esa'
q lt.u ae1t. proper. .fa.tl tnt ~
;. thai NAY Ink Ia - .sst b. aad = D snen A.
Piled 10 N. aor,- st,a~ rapa 81 impure mater
~ ,grf.rs soe' . - Them. y . 'r
:. proaucee &. n, .er pcoe.ioa-c trn- and
.f.. snrlsad 10 I'D s,fd iavste, ~sA kh"'m
n, IN, ,..trsne.us Il eses4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

AsuSsse y tJssSe
Az ntkEhs ~ the ven .l .sE SD. A.
w ID, 1885, Edward q III * .ttt UNTO san
Il sylve,tsr IS Trg-te. aec.taa de- - / ast n
wing :" saio trustee the Ian il. Sai unity wa,
dee scrihesi "a follows to-Nit The Gust hal 81
lo' tn no, an Mitcbeli's Ad ificn the ciiv Da.
vsnport "hich sad onyeyanes sas mste b. the
said Edward G1ihry, for tn purpose o. securing
the payment OF . certain prcutssosy noe add the
interest thsrecn. sisD ed by sa,a howard Gtthy
Mated the 23d Ia 9. Nsy A 1856, ard ~ ale
- follows one for two tulds ed ana eirhr .sven
ffsy ono hundretl daiisrs pa, fbis on. Easr after
DATE with IN, srcs, OF the rats Of pr Mt Per an
hum, uIie-s pad 81 msirrlty All iaaw sad p-og.-
.iaerv nste hsviSg be-ome ne aad paysble and Il
said Edws ri fsnthfy hsvtn~ fasst> pay The same
Samuel syIe-sisf Tease &c - Aforesaid d. hereby
ave TIL, pneic no,iee VI b, virtue ~ the nowt'
which u IN me vested ~ SD se ofTtns. VIII o.
Wednesday, the Aft u,Y Ms smesr, :. , lase
= Tie h u u two e4ss .us ate moon OF said
'ay ~ the G,art Hons. uoor In the cisv ri Den
poTs. oppose anu offer for sale at pni' atetiau tie
DoTe0l a. land sUovs decrbes =. n.t,ei. III ~ 10
shan BE- 0ul1cient 70 aa'isf ma paF hi MI nt ~
-lRl r - -"fff y - go tif SEQ M u afzale
.efhsF Hf si' Vii itA sHeBses III end ng
E.tf sal. b init sff Trns.ee.s less -
Up the ,mpe'Yn Or ~ h sale deed viii be Civ
~ In accordance with th ipulat!on 81 said ID -
~ Trust, ctnveyinr fu'l and rerfsct fite to the
irs.f Of lsEfi sold TO the pun haser
dated this Iith day .. October A u 1856
sAMCEi. SYLVESTER
sctii MI rrast e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20


land FOR SALE,
L. ia o. scss la,. ra,a asr,h % yu.toa station
r ~ III sn5 Y RsiIFsa.. IN sts,asahls .syNA,
Az ~ = -. -, a.. aertb i ws.co.t. ehesp,
~ mar s-f, ts!sne~' In m ara iva rpsrs
tf.r we - j. Washing na cc.niy 81 x.rss
w. ,iuiD'f aud -isfit,irc 'vs:er Ear TITS land
,i}is ls nit x. u low. CITY, and ls from Wash.
i4.-tup = 8s,, m frn Columbus . Ri.i,,anni-
~ 4 eheae sas par; y time
ti-. ta y ats .sat Low. Gity !. satifui
farming snc, 49, Ea,eret
Also; Lots Ia 0sst nsventp4u ranging in size
from 50 feet BY 30 to u s,id fe- :. Avn and
haianea an one apdt~n years.
Also, = fe~ wei sluated lots IN the city - pAvsn.
pert tnse .cid on es-y terms.
Also, JAS ssi. shlsked ar~ b ,sK ~. s.iae eight
Fsasas. trne ssss. v< tyu< ana siss,s, hsesli'ai
Is ,tssecd "a sht saa fre9a .Ar rs,ervsiary sAh y
, .s'n lass aneh n d. ~, sses is,aaA end
..fts sssrr-i assi snsi&,as. n, .as.~a s,aned
rrs,a saii - rsssnASh'e :aim- ist,Y,a
a~a'asf = 9, Fans,
L AM "4'' assIs. ss....s. g.
1Ano11D e6hA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
LACE CphTAjNA.

V1un Slu1oas, haa11aa1nt. ~ Esass sspeasivs
49, r. - No.. Aalsss .ssAlaa ssS SAssS
ASec Ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

tents Furnishing Goods

T. m, ant r.,ntrf IN "yerrthiug rerrstn'ts o
win Nsr!tpb sJ Il winch wsgid .,tre
No ,startiu- ~ opr 'ri.ni ami tho pshiic taty
CASTEEL s q
cp-a-n. e-sdg III Srr,n7 aud Third
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
r. G. EADS,
LAM Agent Ard Notary Puhltc

OFFICE OH Brady between Fifth and Skin streets
~ up stairs, viii attend 70 the purchase AMI -als
Of Lands Houses and Lots Of every sind in city OF
ountry; 70 collecting Debts Of al arts. Piyifi
axes for non-residents, and ali things else oDnn'ci
with Land Agency business. Tnn.r viShin.
= thing attended I" c,rrecsiy and prnnpfi. = TN
80 l'n- will please call sep4S DIV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
PUBLIC WORK.

PUBLIC WORK.
nRo pOSAJs viii b. r-ceis~i by TIL un1.T-ign"i
until o'c,ock p. NJ, On the i7th day = October
instant. for allins up that portion ef ut street
and he lcyyc from Brady to Main street, 9Th es-.h
and stone Spec,Acstions OF thu WORK can b con
at the City Cornell Chamber
r. IkMpt q,
act5.d1o6 CITY Eng. e..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

AAsS x~xAsXsa.- i ta;a,-, u. ~
,ss see swrsnsE tusss ,se:aG. s,sre sas
sica n CNsjsns ie.st S.ek. IL IN
70 swssf tina. 0sehanan seal ret
Aoys Olneis MossAssa osaas.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

The Proyidpnca Psi SAYS that Ia, pad
for over thirty columns 4 Kama murders
within the las three months, which We're
exported by 'rlegrtp' and maui actfired IN
Chicago. for the occasion, ahd ve,y rnly
remarks that as the most gross fabricsiiohs
of monster Fremont meetings are getup
BY Fremont Geographic reporters. and paid
f6e by the associ ted press, The only WOW
remaining i for ih- Democratic papers 20
form assoc atoms their owe and employ
-eportsrs who vii! deal fsi.ly with their
ssasrs, We rink this IL RICH, a. he mat.
- has got "a hs al :r.olerahls nuisance,
We. 100. INK !, Is time fcr The Demo
ATTIC press 20 'sks -e'ipn In ,egaFi 10 this
1st,,Gtion ii H. legrsphio EsI of;s -
y bile little, contemplate Biao R-ru !"
agatherings OF Few hnnG'ti person.
re noticed hg telegraph, not awoti IS e''d
{ monster Democratic meet = tha are
aetd all over iE~ rot't'Fy Tn r-.uti- re
A. ore-sided an, unfair ., ,hcy eau te. al
heugh the, asepfd for equally by he De-
inocracv w. 20 In frt reforming the
nuisance Gin. ENG. E%A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

DiSSOloee6Deo.
TIE Partnership heetofnr- existing bet~e~u the
II subscribers IL Dissolved.
- GEO. n. PARKER.
JOHN 5ONNa
pav>apsst. Jsl. iss. ieee-cet7-Tff
DAvtoR ssoo<iasei mysf.f " fha prsesRs OF ,As
80 VisA jo@ees A. Auetsnsh. Ess lac et SSftS
~ ~ hasaness wsi - 9aa'irn-3 ah,re me aasa"
- 6xSaAkSh Z Aas MN S.iEse
re5SsAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
HARDW ARE STORE.
LIVINGSTON { LOCKWOOD
n stock ~
Superior. AOs.deraS.s.

10 which iEvit hc attention nj those wishing u
purchase an hns In onr lnr' Those buyin5 Of rs
rely upon gel inl good arr cl. II recommended
~ such.
W. deSgl, keep up fTlll assert nsni Of meo',an-
les tnols ~ he ~ b..t quality Ahich will b, lid
at prices which viii ave satisfaction Our a><ort-
rlent Of shelf goods j. nearly full, and haNs u
transit in vncrs which added tho-e VOW received,
viii make our stock srse and attractive a. any %
hs tours in tn. Stat.
~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

FROM a." Al california. ~. %
HERBERT REQUESTED TO LKAyg rHg
STATE Yesterday, al 3 O'Clock, P. VI,
a committee Of citlzens, who hal been
delegated for that purpose, ws,tod upon
P. T. Herbert at the St. Nicholas Hotel
with the view n presenting TO him the
petition which had been sicnei 30 to-
ward TO Washington. the commit ee,
through their chairman, Mr. :, u Brown,
addressed Herbert fundamentally as toll
lowe
SIR We have been delegated by your
fellow. citizens to wait upon YOU, and
tender you this package, which "ncIoses
/ q petition Of about two thousand per-
| sons, residents in his State, asking you
/ 60 selec, some other locality for a real.
dence. duty which has been impo
sed upon % 10 Q painful one. anil w
deeply regret the necessity that has made
our present mission to yos; but having
been delegated with power to call upon
YOU and make known the wishes OF gu,
fellow.citizsns, We place this documen
in your ,.osession. Ga We have heen in.
etructei."
The petitioo was in the follow words
To the Hon P. 7. Ilerhsr'
We, the citizens o. Calkora,., be
lievins tina, you have forfeited you
claims and rights Us our Representative
and that hy your course at she nationa
capital, yon have dee, " injured the fai
fame Of the State Of California. both a
home and abroad, would therefore tax
this course to make Known our wishes
and TO respectfully request Of yon tha
you would not again make Californi
your residence.
California, August IS. 1857
tHk DAu6Hrss OF FRsNoNI ELgcTo
MARRIED TO NI6GFR. WHAT ARE "
COMING ~ The following is irom
Crawfordshirs, Indiana. paper. kes! i
and he sston,,ha.i:
'.rns doctrine tina, has been SO bold
sds ocsied hy the lesders Of tue Abolitio
party during the lsst year, that negl
Wss % good a. white man, hes b,
cone. With majority Of the msmbs
Of thss party. xxed taer. M long,
!. thAp last wssk, . man residing 10 h
}. vicinity Of 0bsrlio College, IN The Sta
!. o! Ohio, gave his valy isuahses 10 ma
riaaa 10 = soasy African she bad b.,
j. educated g. this Ahoiisinn institute Il
anan, We aodasst.s3, i :. State -iso'
on the FysmnD sieksl, aa.i rsssrds
negro ~ his equal. The Young isir
described Is being xtlams.y beant
1. and but sixteen wears u age. willis
ausky lord is hlasker ,han he htrl
midnight"
We saw AZ the State Fair se-sr
he day, a specimen Of Republican or Fl
mont corr, raised ia Woodbridge Viii
10 the best representation u that psl
~ have ssen. Il IL . mi3sd norn, hay
=. ly two krsnels OF tbs same colos-
!. E!aak psrSaMlnss!as. = Nav Haven h
y" tstat.
49, ..
slasS xw.Astsa.- Il J. ha;si-i u.
,ss END swrstae tus3s ,s~sisas s,sre
inscription On ai.s ., 'hs Frs&cnt ssnas
vs tntesdsG fnr the oias Ok 6spuhiiera pteaI
81 der ID CiAciHnA nest keek. s!s tkas
70 swssf tina. 0sehanan shali
AaSs 0ngis NessAssa oaAs.s
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Prices Range From
6 to 80 Dollars.
wADswoRTE
sspSQo S.enrd -, COP W Cisire How
ELI .lD.hMS.
uCttO0 e0F
COMMISSION MERCHANT
r a nAv esvee0 near poee 0eflce

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
A FICTION RAlES 81 Aeai estate. stacks House.
AkcM turnitef~. Got hing, psv Gaoa., & roeseies.
RSfi~a,v. Iio,ss and s,ai.t.nsyy ara As',Eai,aiss
aees rally, on y-Asanohle terms,
Salea ~i b had ~ VI. Asetian a,s~Ht r. q ne
sp~aNrs. steseA. b u laa owners, :
IuSsr ACCOMMODATION
- Ussh sdrgnecs nAda or SIMULTANEOUS actually n
As Ar 10 he sod Or reta.n-d fer q limited neorA.
= sass -6se,ed al p;ihli. ~ rr'va.r ssie
aasu,ar ssle~ ~ ". rsshandsss ever~ scsu,n.. ls6
Ay sas a. per seree,noi. and seraan. ~ sales rem
set rta.gatfy
yyecoSStGvaeSFs >i.i tCsrru ..l
,sy9NsF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT IOWA OCTOBER 90 1856
Hssstpsess Directory.
Rank ing and Exchange.

AACkLprr X CORBIN Cor seoonc and Bra ~.
NICHOLS, CAMFBRLi q CO..
COOK n 5 ARGENT. Main and Second.
" CGRRtIpR IAwEa a Observation-Disclosures Main.
cur BB BRO BARROW 4 Co. Cor Mstu I'd -.
lowers q NOLAN. shaw q.
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RICH AL. Wool. DEI.AINE>
ND
sul9lssl0 ptOtStx.

Aiutit d. IT, rti5 u good i. p. r. Vt =
y ..sv, sir4s4r t. ~ tspad
NaDSWORT'S
g.-"F -.. Serann street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

iNe saw =, the State Fair .e-srr-
day, a specimen Of Republican or Ere
mont corr, raised ia Woodbridge which
10 the best representation of that party
~ haze ssen. Il 10 missed corn, hard.
ly t~o krsnels OF tbs same colos-- the
Naak pssSaMlnaslas. = Nsw Haven Reg.
lstat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

Hoas.-We hear of no movemen, what
ever in hogs for the approaching pack
ing season. The farmer generally arr
pretty firm. having good store Of OLD
corn on har], and are asking ) cent
gross, for their hogs for early delivery
This is equal 10 ahou. 6 IL cents net
at the packing houses, while buyers ar
Offering elk cents net. with no ssies re
port cd. Louisville Courier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

The Buffalo Republic SAYS, a -
candidate. Fremont
He has been called . liar. p,riurer, a
traitor. q defaulter, a dishonss runaway,
hrswler, q coward, hlupderer.
The Republic should keep cool; for
the worst of it is, that honest men be-
lisvs the most serioHs If these charges
are true.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

= ~ all UveNrSs
Yankee Notions.
e. Of h!-h -, viii he .npy To- show and WI <''
At prt,,s hat cannot fslt ~ SUI buyers
ADANSoN i NApP
u stses Pery paye"r'r' Vows