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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

ASorHER FusIoN FAIsEHoop. =
The Fusion papers are claiming that
the Philadelphia Daily Times has haul
ed down the Fillmore flag, and Iun up
that of Fremont. No such thing. 1t
would not even consent to support the
Union State Ticket made up OF Fill
more and Fremont men, until II was
forced to do SO, there being no other in
the field as against the Democratic
party. 1t despises Fremont as it does
rats-bane.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

THRILLING INcIDENT-NARRow ESCAPE
FROM A HORRIBLE DEATH. New York,
on Sunday morning last, about three
O'Clock q tire broke out in Q tenement
house, No SO Hamersley street, which
came near proving very disastrous.
The Aames rapidly sscended the stair
case; thus cutting of the escape Of the
families occupying tho upper stories.
The fret floor was occupied by William
Donnally, wife and three children; they
ell effected their escape in safety. Mr..
John Collins occupied apartments on
the second floor, fronting on the street,
with his wife and six children; it was
found impossible to escape any other
way than by the window. He first low
cred his wife and children to parties on
the adjoining stoop, and then followed
himself; they ell got out without injury.
The unfortunate occupants Of the third
floor, however, did not fare so we'll.
The front rooms on this floor, were oc-
cupied by widow McPhillips and her
five children, together with two young
women, named Margaret Lynch and
Elizabeth Corney, boarding with her:
The sight was one Of appalling inter
| est the mother with her five children
huddled at one window, screeching in
tone, Of the deepest terror for help,
while the two women were calling loudly
for help ut the other. Those in the
street kept calling to them not to jump
out, as the tiremen would soon be there
with ladder, but they appeared to
heed tho advice but little, making ef-
forts to get outside the window. At
this time flames were seen bursting into
tho room. Scream after scream rent
the air, and rush was made for the
ladder. The fremen were unable to ex-
tricste all At once, and Margaret Lynch
missed the ladder and fell to the side
walk. The force of the fall broke her
thigh. The other girl, Eliza:sth Corney,
also fell from the window, injuring her
self dangerously, il not fatally. The
firemeD succeeded in rescuing Mrs.
McPbillips and all her children; one Of
them, boy about eight years Of age,
was very extensively bnrnt on bis body,
arms aud shoulders. His recovery is
very doubtful. Bridget McPhillips, aged
fourteen years, wac also severely burnt
on the back, shoulders and arms. They
were kindly received by the ueighbors,
medical aid procured, and subsequently,
we're conveyed to the New York hospital.
While the bremen were extricsting the
inmates Of the third story, Mr. Duffy wa
busily assisting his wife and children
out Of the back windows on the sam.
aoor. Some escaped TO the adjoining
house by passing from one window to
the other-a very dangerous exploit
but the emergency Of the case requires i,
and it was done in safety. Some Of the
family succeeded in climbing from the
window to the roof, there being no steI
ladder to enable 40 escape from the scut
tie to the roof.-Cin. EMO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

The BRAND OF DIsooRD.-The Leader,
London paper, says: "We know that the
abolitionism Of the Garrisons, aud men Of
that stamp, has been fostered and excited
by the abolitionist incendiaries of Great
Britain, who would have sacrificed the
American republic rather than not carry
their own doemas in their own way The
latest news from the United States induces
us to suppose that the external intrigues,
which have found their accomplices in the
Union, are not entirely without prospect Of
success. Already the politicians Of Eng
land and Europe are reckoning that the
American people will elect an anti slavery
President, who will send round the brand Of
discord, as the burning branch used to be
sent to rouse the clans Of Sc otland.n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

IURTlS CHADWICK, Brais street, tast safe
~ between 'FRONT.' and Second CuHlMI-sirn Mer-
ehants, Importers and Dralers IN American EnRiI-h
AMI German Hardware Cntleiy. Ours, Pistols, Gun
Material Sporting Appaf aiu., Metals Paints, Oiis
Glass &c &c b.g leave b. inform The citizens Of
export and tn adj JiniBg towns. that thry will
on about the 25th nnst ,pen for inspection and
sal. on, II thu larg ST and b al assorted stck- OF
Shelf and Heavy Hardware ever brought to west
crn market W. shall make IT aim 10 b.
stantly supplied with full assortment OF every
ticle in ouf line for winch th"r" is any mand En-
Toying the best tciiiti.s for purchasing has ng bu-
sines- connections In New York and other Easter
markets, and bus ing direct from tn manufacturers
cash w. are enabled 10 mr. goods al prices which
d,fy all competition. We desire 10 cali the attention
II Country Merchants and ealels 10 STICK and
prices feeling conhd. nj that Comparison with CHI
cago and ST. Louis purchases will result in ia
vor We determined to make il for the interes II
all 10 fovor us with their PATRONAGE. We shsll "a r
unusual Inducements to cash and prompt short time
buyers l.. ". CURTIS
J.D CHADWICK
Davenport, Iowa. Sept. 90, is5s-d,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

A BUCHANAN FAMiLy.--W W. have Just
seen veteran democrat, a soldier Of The
Revelation, Paul 5. Ridg~ay, " Harrison
county. He VOTES for Bae nanan, has sew
en- sOns, eight sons in law, and twenty
e. and sons, all of whom, except one grand
sou, (who votes for Fllimore,) vote for
Buck and Breck Beat tlai who ca,l.-
Plain Dealer.
4 STRAw.-We are indebted To- Mr.
Thomas A bufditt, If ths c,ty, ror the
following vote taken III one car on The NJ.
& NJ. railroad. coming from Iowa City on
the 9th inst, viz:
Buchanan, 2.
Fremont, 10
Fillmore,
X. /. Argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

TnaEs TaousAxp B4rrEal-Ths vote
in this Ststs for franklin Pierce, In 1854,
Was oily 0,O0o-now our vote 10 about
IL oo0. Will the Wstchman Inform ~
whsthsf. these facts iadiests the immedia.e
downfall d the deaossatte rartyS cour.
aeo, nsn<.ths ouah oil he llSenrbanses 81
ne last ,hrss ysees, despite tie yslls q he
AS''::: A:;k:s Esl.;'''f Via '''''' y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

IMMORTALITY In The beautiful drama
OF Ion, the ,nstinc, Of Immortality, SO elo-
queutly uttered BY the death devoted Greek
finds deep response in every Thoughtful
soul. When about to yield his young ex
i.tence as a sacrifice to fate, his beloved
CIemanthe asks If they shall not meet again
TO which he replies:
81 have asked the dreadful question Of
the hills that look e;ernal--of the clear
streams that flow forever-of the aars
among whose fields of azure nv raised
spirit hath walked in glory. All were
dumb. But while gaze upon thy living
face, feel there is something IN tie love
that mantles through its beauty which can
not wholly perish. We SHALL NEE, again
Clemanthe +"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

re- Col. Fremont's bills for sup
pile. while he was in California,
amounted to upwards Of twenty dol
lars per day for each man under his
command. Won't he make an econo-
mical President
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
YELLOW FEVER.

New York, Sept. 20.
The total number of deaths during the
past week has been 46l, decrease Of Is
since the preceding week
Included in the above are three cases Of
yellow fever = all, however, Itraceable to
connection with the shipping
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
EDgTO9aAI. CO1n EsPoNwENCE.

GLOsE HoTEL, Syracuse, Sept 10, SO.
The city OF conventions shot up lari1
flame fos Black Republic anism, from en-
bers II dying bon6res, and The town seemed
TO be smoked out with the stencil that per-
neaisd the IN d. light air, on our arr ivsl last
night. The city j. slowed from celia, 10
attic, ADD . ''cos' il perfect God send to
a wearied traveller. We had rushed II by |
express train for three hundred miles, to be |
a locker on at This Amalgamat on Love |
Feast OF Whiggery and Niggery. Three
conventions in one, and X. N. handful Of
"bolters" outside. The complexion OF
h. convention is decidedly Niger Wor-
| shipping, but few recreant Free DIRT Dem
ocrats and Geo. Law Know No'hings are
adm it,ed as honorary members.
| Yesterday the Black Repnbiican Conven'
ton met in Corinttian Hall and before al.
,ournment nominated John A. King (qnasi
| Wing. foi Governor. This IS regarded as
a triumph of the R,u als.', and has erei;ly
| incense ed the Cornelius Vahieib and SIM
con Draper forces OF New York. The
Rurals defend themselves by saying that
CITY which cannot give 5000 ,","sfoT Ere
mont, has no business with the candidate;
while the "Draper-h'g and lit'ie-rasca's"
pointediv ask who seat $2O,oOO TO Yer
mont, and $6O,OO0 10 blaine, to carry the
recent elections?
This family quarrel is rather i,ch, and
l a B.
81. 900 ., omlsed for Pennsylvania, 10 buy
up ,se Ignorant Dutch and Germans.'-
Although few boiling Know Nothings
, met st another place, and called meeting
tor the 23d, at Rochester, s,ilI it is believed
and vauntingly asserted by the Niger Wor'
Slippers, that call the Know Nc,hings worth
having will vote for Fremont" Still, am
inclined 10 doubt this-they hate Fremont
more than Buchanan.
o Geo. Law is here, ard - hon Will
the Irish vote ticket in which he ha, had
. his say, when il is remembered that when
s furnishing Ireland wanted bread, George
one cent for Ireland" Yet these andaciou,
political hypocrte, ask for the Irish vote
q while at the same time Fremont is privately
5 understood t. be a Know Nothing
having the honesty T. say what he is
:, This morning the resolutions were ,eaC
and adopted Bleeding Kansas. is The only
plank: not one word Of "Maine Law ,""Geo
Law" "Jerry Rescue" "Mob Law" o
, "Higher Law'--but Fremont and Freedom
Disunion, and a Northern Confederacy.
The reading Of the resolutions was pre-
e faced by some Iathe" rich disclosures
70 The Germans had requested that N
is Maine Law plank would be inserted, an
p the Irish inplored favor IN their naturalza
ton privileges. In considering thes
q questions, the committee think that there i
an "Aaron's rod" which swallows up al
10 the smaller snakes Thus you see that e,
!. cry issue, save Bleeding Kansas"
swamped in the qnagmrs of rotten Reput
licanism. The convention adjourned at |
u O'Clock to-day No enthusiasm was man
10 tested by the delegates. The ticket is
.. wet blanket, and viii get whipped TO deaf
I'd in November. MAC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

- The Fort Dodge Sentinel says So
ReSiIemsn residing IN town, info! ms " that
n hAs received letter stating that Mr. A.
II, Waite, Of sieux City, the sentlsman
ennnaoea q hsve oeou aaurdeisd hsar oas
M. ~ daps slGss, bad very recently
SiiiScd hi d Nsines. This lssves ns
go sf sssta "a , y f'9.'Es' 4 ~! sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

a. The Democracy Of Poweshiek are
IN good spirits, and feel determined to stand
cup TO work" like men. Never was more
lively spirit exhibited by the party in this
county Woollyism don't take in Powe-
shek -Poweshiek Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Diesolution.

SruK ccpsrsnersh.p heretofore Existing under the
dAy diSsalvrd 81 mutual consent John !. 9wits res
sir;nR thesefron. r. hvslnsss viii hereafter b.
tondusssd y JsAa \, Noutse and / .. vie!.. aadsr
q: crM ere = n ~. q 1 Ha v saf ses :rs
"S'' = io4! ID Horass.
is&ss6.lx yt9RE WIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
NOTICE..

7NHE business OF the late arm Of Hull Allan 4 Co..
has this day been transferred 10 Nessrs. Good
ricb Wheeler Ysnti., who viii continue the busi-
ness at their new warehouse, near the n Rail-
road Depot
The undersigned having associated himself In bu.
siness with Messrs. Goodrich, wheeler Yantis. may
be found vt their once, where he will settle the A.
counts Of the late Arm Of Hull, Allen %.
would also aocit continuance q the patronage
20 literally bestowed upon ous late drm
JAnBO oUffT1ND1N.
Aeptl0-dn Lat Of the Arm % r., 4. 4 Co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
New York, Sept.

The steamship Fulton sailed at noon for
Southampton and Havre with ~ passen.
gers and S485 900 in specie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Easton, Pa Semi 1

Governor Reeder spoke At Morristown
last night He will deliver = speech eth.
er at Syracuse, Albany or Buffalo, support
ing Fremont and Dayton. He returns here
III two weeks, when he will stump this
section Of the State for Fremont
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
Mobile. September 10

Don Hernandez Dc AgsIa, Minister Plen-
ipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary from
the Republics Of Venezuela and Grenada,
was yesterday arrested on a charge Of for
gerry and swindiing. After his arrest he
attempted to swallow forged drafts Of &c.
600.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

NAasen oe.>.Aas iasssassA hDr pvpul. /.
tlea during The lss. two pears lo6a, nekiax
~: Ii;a;;:;'' 's::':'''' :.:'' s'a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

1--WE copartsefshtp existing tween knalI, 1
i dmon is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Those indebted 10 aid firm will pleas. make pa ni-nt
and those that have CLAIMS against the an will
please present theil aos,unt~ 10 c. Khapp, WIN IL
duly authoriz ed to settle the sffohs OF the n Ia
The business will be continued rs & T Anapp, II
the Old stand, No. Le Claire koM
sept 20. lsS6-sep22- DIV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

II Will be b.tcrW-i by The abo,. h.nie-,
that the average ineIea-e Of ."ies- ~ the
State, ard also oi inhabitants, IT,. been
about nifty per cent II, two Seat..
Al The >ame L. OF incr, ase. The popu
iation Of Iowa, III 1860. will exeert 800,
600
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
SALOON
SIGN OF THE
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- II Ov II
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
DtshOxcx<slR lyMN Retail.

ME subscriber have on hai.i iorg. q; sorii.ent
OF the latest and most approved Pal terns VI Par
ior and Cook Stoves One Of the idrnerA having
had number OF wears experience Ia tke nisHufec-
thfe "i stove w. are confident Offering
better selected s.k Stoves than has ey er before
been of ~ IN ihl- city
Our stock oi House Furnishing Good comprises
almost every article that be thought q 10 The lit
Of honsr-k"eir> wants Pure Silver PLATED Brit
tanid Planish"'i, Japsncd En- am.l. aud poll -hsd
Ton; Frrnt tinntd and III ght Tin Ware; Br PUSHES
Broom, and Feather Busters; Tea Trays Chin..e
Gohgs Hand and Tea Bells. Sal Irons, Tsiiors Iron-,
Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Pals, Tubs, washboa rd>,
Choppine Tray and Knives Lanterns Toht War
Wire War" Of all kinds, Hand Irons ShoveI- and
Tnnfs willow ware Silver plated and Britannia frame
Castors cut or pressed Glass bottle tsbIe and door
Mats, Ivory, Horn Bone, C".oa and Eb nv handed
Cutlery waffle irons, npri ght grdirons floor dust
stove and carpet Brushes. together with very many
more articles t., numerous to mention All OF which
tn" public are esp ctfully invited t, call aud exam
inc, both Gv'4s and prices
SMITH REMINGTON
Dessaint Block, Second street. doors east Of Perry
street
Goods delivered free VI expense In any part OF the
city. srp'l8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
RAILROAD CONVENTION.

The Railroad Convention resolved last
night that the fare from New York to
common points West, should in no case ex-
coed two and half cents per mile, altho'
an sdvane Of about six pence in general was
agreed upon, to CO. tinue from November
Ist till April LIST. A slight advance on
freights from October lst to the adoption
Of winter rates, was adopted Adjourned
TO meet in Cleveland, on the lst Wednesday
In Octob eI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
W. have now ola hand on. OF the largest aud bal
selected assortment ot

every offered in the Wesi Comprising in partof
Sole and Harness Leather
18th Oak and H.mlock,
Collar Leather
Ir.nch Ainrrca ami Patent Caif SKINS
kips AMI Upper Leather.
Of every quality
Innings. Ram, Mol,s,.o Wni,uxs Patent and
pain Skrting. Dash and Enanr-liei Leather, Lasts.
Findings. nc kc.
Sadilery Hardware, Japann,d bra. and s,lset
Plated, from the best manufartur"T- S'lt ijud.
ins 6Is, and Pal Mes; Roller, Aut>' Shoe. and
Spring Tungned Buckles and short every article
thu hh IIrrs maker, OF SaJti-r can wish.
CaItia and Grocer Bows. top Prop Stump
Joints Coach Lace Bands Enam.iled Cloths, n
Wagon Hubs Spoke Bent Feocs Carriag" Shat, 3
C8Triage Bolts. Wagon Spring and Axl-~, Hon
collars, Horse Blanket Fly Nets, Belt LEATHER M
chine stretched ani Rubber Betting Belt kivet-
We invite attention of purchasers, feeling sat.f.
we can satisfy ALL in tegari 7" quality ana prnr.
n Is Cash pari faf Hides
HAiGUT. SEARS BECKETT
~ u 81 door above Perry 81
Z uag26tf Davenport Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
q n "A NJ ID
DEMOCRATIC

q IA "A NJ ID
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING!!
There viii be . grand Mass Meeting 4 the D-nsoc-
,aev ~ Central Iowa al the city OF MUSCATiHk.
Tuesday, Oct 1850.
tsr a.y before the opening 81 the State Fsii
Hon. JOHN BRECKENRIDGE.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
JESSE BRIGHT Of Indiana,
JOHN A. DIX, ~ New YORK,
kCYCS CHOATE - MAssachnsstts,
And host ~ other ablr eloquent and distins uish'
cLnmp.ps OF the cAuse including our own ELECTORAL
Candidatss are expected 10 be present sni address
che meeting.
Friends Of the Constitution and ths Cnion-loveI.
u dymestic pssce an national prospsrity-tufu out
Va your strength, and lend your aid In crushing OUT
the vile spjrtt Of fsnatictsm and discord tnat NO"
threatens the land With Its fearful presence
Cons ONE CoMs ALI
Come a. the winds come, when forests are fended,
Como Al the waves corps, when navi"s are stranded
Nv order OF the
COMMITTEE OF ARRISoEMssrs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23
LATEST NEWS.


Washingsoo, Sept. 10.
Il 10 understood hat the Cebioss -
busily Engaged in dissessing stsps 70 b
taken in regard 70 the Psnsma 9asssore
Of April last. We hsvs been informed
from source eotislsd TO credit, that the
report made By the sommissiosss sent
by our govesnmeot 70 Investigate the
affair, 10 unexpectedly ssrsog against the
authorities OF Panama, and establishes
either their completely in the 0sssscre
or their utter ineihcieocy 10 preserving
the peace Of the Isthmus.
Unless have been misinformcd, Mr..
Corvin recommends Measures Of retalis-
tion and proceedings to secure the future
safety Of transit across the Isthmus,
which will excite universal attention,
not only in this country, but through
out Europe. 1t 10 understood that q
portion OF the Cabinet are in favor OF
the most decided measures, and that the
President 10 only restrained by the pro,
test Of the more conservative members
from sending feet to take possession Of
the port Of Psnams.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-23

fGNHE Undersigned t~ing agents fof Isain Smith
i boss G"h P'"'hr aud having Msgsaine
urar III clty, viii has" cuIlst ABtiy ksIi and u
al lewr- prir., all r. adj = OF Powder
EVANS, CHEW d Co
Or Perry and S~coni streets
sHl-i-tBsk-ii" sops)
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Travelling Bags and valiSfS.
DIR. !. Mc(ORTNEI

4 MIXERS ln- prnf'sNnnti s"iNif'- t. tn citin NJ
vi pa rnI.r .rd ir,aiy
ONCE Ia Wi.y X Mnng'r- Arw hnIi'ilig, corner
- FCutth ana Brady ir, Is
REFER To-',r"i0e J. Dtvrhpri James W Can
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Business Directory.
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Ranking Il EXCHANGE.

MACKIOT * CORBlN. Cor Second ami Brady
NICHOLS CAMPBELL h MAN
COOK \ SARGENT. cor NAM &S'Tui.d
MCGRE,iUK, LAWES X BLAkEMOKE,.. Nam ST
CHUBB, BRO. BARROW X Co., Cor Main od sis
TALIMAN POWERS h NJ, LEAN. atovr p q.
Land Agents.
WN AIlEN............P . Building, Brady st
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The Law of Newspapers.

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their periodicals from the oi'iee to which tiey
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ont informing the Publisher, ana the Pareis are
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take nrriolicais from the Office, or removing
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evidence Of lntal:icna fraiic.
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POETRY soDERED DowH.-1m thinking
of the time, Kate, VIXEN sitting by thy side,
and shclling beans gazed on thee and
felt wondrous pride. In silence leaned
we DER the pan. and neither spoke word,
but the ral,ling o. the beans. Kate, was
al the sound we heard. Thy auburn curls
hung down, Kate, and kissed thy lily
cheeks: thy azure eyes, ha { file | with
tears. bespoke spirit meek. To be Sc
charmed as was then. and ne'er before
occurred, when the rattling OF the beans
Kate, so leaning DER the dish. as yot
snatched up lot of beans, l snatched
neciared kiss. And sudden Shove
made my eyes, blind, neither saw no
stirred, but the rafting Of the beans, Kate
was all the sound heard.
Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-07-15

your practising now, and them come up in
my foon."
"Poor John !" thought the young lady
when she was left alone If You were
like some men-whieh am glad and
proud to say you are not--how easily you
might be sacrificed here. But ! think if
this is all that n,amna cares for you, she
must be contenled to take Mr.. Henderson
and give you lpio mel" and with sunny
smile she turned 10 the new waltz she was
learning.