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ss NiyfICE.-.P. BkChEh ~ RKO.
~ THER Merchant Taiors. Ne. 26 Main street.
III brhs the ~, Charles Hotel, are receiving

III below the Sc Charles Hotel are receiving
II tb-ir fan sad winter stock of goods, consist
N Krse and varied assortment ofFrench, Enelish
"a Cisnnsn Coths Fancy ii Veivets and Silk Vest-
'',s. Ac which prepared to make up 10 order,
" 10 .,.s: 1t, les sod at short notice. We also keep
nstsntIv on hand good and general ssssrtmens Of
,.,boushle Ready Made Clothing, manu- actured by
"I-ssIyes; sentienep's furnishing goods. boys and
Sbid,ens clothing. &c, all Of which we shall be
tsppy 10 furnish TO eur customers and friends, on
tt-,s " rhics can't fail tn plssse ee IT. tnl4
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LYNCH LAw.-Henry Carroll of Writ county,
was badly beaten, and his half sister tarred and
feathered, one night last week, by gang of sHe,,
dressed in women's apparel. Weknow not what
may have been the provocation to this outrage,
bat nothing can justify such treatment Of female.
AS an appropriate punishment for the cowardiy
deed, these chivalrous regulators out to be made
TO wear woans clothes during the residus OF their
natural liyes. s.--P Parkosb4sY Va Gazette.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE spent the Sabbath in An
dover with his brother in,law, hon. John Aiken -
In the morning he attended divine service in ths
chapel Of the Theological Seminary, and heard Z
sermon from Rev. Professor Park Immediately
after the service he most respectfully greeted
by the Professors In the Institution, Professor
Stowe taking the lead in the salutations. f8ssJff
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;,UARDiNIs.-Ihe subscriber has two ve-
ID ~ pleasant vacant rooms, suitable tor siuae gen.
enen or tor young ladies attending school in the c
,y She would be Pleased, aso 10 have several more
DAY BOAhDERS and will use her best endeavors
Ia Civ. srtire satisfaction those who may favor her
win ,heir pat, onage MRS. n. P. PHIPPEN,
Over Mrs. Kimpefs,
a. Sn-Tm On Broad above 4th ct.
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session of the Louisville Conference Of the M. +
Church, South, convened in Ezabethfown. Ky,
on Wednesday, at the Baptist Chnrch-Bishop
Early, iva, presiding. Nearly all the ministers
belonging to the Conference were present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-10

Mt: Thomas g, Alien. the Republican candidate
fos Conersss. In the First District OF PhilaeIphia
has declined, In favor Of Mr.. Edward O.. KNIGHT,
he American uo1niuee.s 81 Y. Y 8 IS
4 petition y said By The CipeipnAfi Inquirar u
be IN circulation In Ohio to strike the word whits'
from tue coustitutioq Of thsy Stats, thus aieNibe
shs gspbins Black Republicans the fnli bsnsf q
ot political equality. 80 4ss - slsss 8
Mr. W. A. Davis, IN sesive membsr Of The Nty.
foik Fife Deparsmtnt. p dead. s.
"A n64sat wAss Issued IAst week % Wa % dsorre
cf RichHsond for Improvement IN bumper 1ffzngs.
ment for nncoupiing fzilroad ears. 81 S.
Miss Fiorsnes NieAtspsals paid . Visit 70 Quesu
victoriA Oh ths 10Th DIX, IS Balmorpl 6eotlaaA BY
inviiation. "a s AsssAssas sssls sis
Ths coruers stone Of Baptist church WI b
laid with Masonic ceremonies ut Orange Court
house ON Wednesday, the l5th Inst.
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CoMMUTAIIoN OF SEETEkcx.-Conniveau,s sen.
tence to death At Quebec, Canada East, for the
murder Of Miss Todd, has had his sentence comm.
iitsntiary. snz es zsa 1za uss = stsss- 5ga15.'.
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DEEp.-Capt. Sam Daviess died as his residence
at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, at the advanced age
scf more than eighty years He was bern IN Bed
ford county, Virginia. He was brother o. The
distipg guished Col Joo Daviess who fell as Tippe
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WILD PrGEoNs are said TO be unusually numer-
cns In New Jersey this Fall In the northern psrt
of the State, the people. are taking them Ia large
quAnfites, by nets, and they sell readily ct Sl per
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BOARDING.

,r,aE USDERs SIG ID HAVING A
i.rse ana commodioGs room, fitted up complete
cpIy daughter, would be pleased to have four or
. youo. lad es who design attending school feither
- ,se Irs,itute or any other school in the ciyl as
Sosrdsr. ct q very moderate p:ice, as company for
Lis d,ughttr Apply ID person or through the Post
A. an also sccon,rn odate crs gentlemen as board
ga GEORGE d PACE.
7-st. Late of Middlesex county Va
nUtbUINts.~-1here is, at The PrCscoit
ID House on Main street, two doors above the
Rank t-o desirable front rooms, connected suitable
in s family | will like also to accommodate sevs-
-! 2. t!emen with bosid. =
,sast M c. JETER
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- orHrNo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHIl,DRENss AND YOUT.n -
cBOTHiN8.- The subscriber ess now The
MN i.-se,t and best assortment OF CLOTHING
ff sar Child ren's and ouths' wear. that he ever
afnr comprising ell sikes styles and qualities.
Ps@ Psrn ana guardians. and all s,a.I IN want Ct inch
Feo's '.ssIy on ms. as sm determined to Offer eve
.css,sa, TO iasare perfect s,tsfacton, and will
~ ~ "a, lar cash or 70 puncual customers.
be s9'S S''" - rFisa J. H RlDDICK,
frnss ~ & s. +
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HoMrciDE--A serious ARRAY occurred a pole
raisug which came on af Eliioosrs Mills last Sat
urday afternoon. A gentleman named Evan
Scott was stabbed 70 the hssrt By cue Thomas
McCrea, and instantly killed Deceased leases .
uifs ana ak children McCrea has been aSEssted.
FooT r kCE.-We seara that daring the Oetos
Der races over tie Nashville Course, foot rscs,
for t2,UQ0 side i TO be run between whise man
nanasd Shulfx and = colored man from Athens.
Ala - Nasiossal G4zins ~ : EAa = sfss I -
An express company has been ssta6hshed % ~
cnitste the trsnsporfaiion OF lsfters ana packa'
vss ~ ssn New Orleans ard al parts Of Nicars
qua s stsgss4s II st*t
w. H. Bisdsoe. Esq OF Ipuiavilie. wae Killed
fsw days so by ths Rpssuips of 4 stass near thae
place. ss.s Aia gs s..s z
n. Dejsns, The manager and supefvisor 81 The
Londoa Times, was 70 leave Liverpool for Boston
n the steamer Of September "a.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On the ID inst ! railroad
accident occurred 1t Springfield, Mo-, which came
near resulting in terrible destruction of iifa-
The St Louis Republican says: aAyssi ~ q
There an immense number of psssen ser, IN N !.
cars sif bound 70 tbs State Fair at ATsn They &.
r1ved et the Junction with the Springfield sud Alton
ROAD without los Of time, and were switched Oh the
10 await the down train from Alton 70 Illinos-
town, when they would proceed 10 Alton. In dcine
tnis, however some mistake occurred and they were
iet ON the rails used by the expected train There
is shsrp curve in the road at this point and prs.
s:ntly the down train ard coming at full spend
directly upon the cars. EfJrs were inst antly uaAe
TO escspe, but only few succeeded in doing co. Be.
iore tue collision took pase the engineer sesie hs
danRsr nd Goahie to stop the hea iwsy of tia loco
nl0iiVe. ieapsd 1om his place down an en- ban slnent
tbs crasa was terrible, tho fsr passenger car wss
Iaads complete wreck, ell the seats baing DESTROYED
ffoVicsnf!aiiy. haweveT, thsro actual loss OF
ne One young ledy-.siiss Blfoid. daughter of
Judge busoId OF Ilinois-wss quite seriously Injured
py Confusion IN he forehead: and Mr. Ellsworth
Miller late Con- Ptroller Of this city, In attempting to
escate in the car, bT juDpag, broke some sc the
bones Of hls tnl. 0thersyvere s.ish Iy inIurrd bv
KpInreis and il various other wa5s 1t is mracu ous
that many Tera not killed
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rs MckLKOY, N erchant Tailor,
- Gnvernor Street, q few doors ablve Main,
SA Has jast received beau iful assortment Of
IL GOODS, adapted 70 seatiemen's wear con-
~ Cloths and Cassmsres of ali colors, Vel-
s.. iksaad Cashmere Vestinss of the most beau.
" !, .eriu,iou oil Of which have been recently
n,ttd nv himself 10 the Northern cites and he 10
tVN y H. ts,ys HsFft sc l2-2m
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flOCT. r l. UNI K, OF the Old Medical
" Houge Ia still enGsssd Ia treating all sores Of Sc

u House, Ia still engsssd in treating al SORES Of Sc
cret Diseases, and hsreoy invites call from those
have been unttlLuLste in their associatiOns.--
DR.. p. would part srly invite call from persons
in the country ~b. ns.s bean given mp by their
physicians a. incurable- Cases are few indeed that
cannot be reache medicine whom correctly aF-
piled The article known ~ the CHEMfCA11Ex-1
TRACT OF FRENCH FLOWERs. Il probably the.
very best thing before the publis for repovatng
system shattered BY diss patton other ceuse.-
MILK, is next to certainty. Price u per bottle,
Office en franklin street. just below the Exchanse
Hotel, and 6rst door South Of Trinity churchs Rich.
nond, Va. sz St44aab .sta sIdeasf sia 10 YlsHs3 a.
Medicines securely packed and sent 70 order with
full directions. tteat
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

on this inex hanstible subject Of the in
ventive talent OF the American people.
The patents and improvements in
mathematical, philosophical and opti-
cal instruments, in civil engineering
and architecture, in hydraulics and
pneumatics, in grinding mills and mill
gearing in stone, brick, leather, and
lumber manufacture and household fur
niture, rs well as the fashions, the fine
arts, statuary, music, musical instIu-
ments, painting Of pictures, portraits
and ladies faces - each OF these sub
jects is enough for lengthy editorial
showing what magnificent advance
ments our people have made in the
short period OF our national existence.
Who does not exult with patriotic pride
at our glory and greatness. Who
would not desire To draw aside the veil
OF the future, and witness the splendor
which will cover American genius with
imperishable fame, III that day when
we shall have reached full century OF
national existence With such Union
and such system OF government, our
people will soon attain a maximum Of
greatness and glory which Rome in al
its prosperity never saw. And who
could pull down such wise system
What slckly sent,inentalIty Is to be al
lowed to break up tins grca. empire
into fragments, which shall cripple the
energies Of the people, and prevent the
attainment Of those sublime results
which We can now foresee # the Uni
| on IS preserved
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(EOs rne DoyLEsTowN pguockAT.

hOk INC DOuLkoTOWN DR0OCkAT.
The lntelliRencer gives twelve fsss-
one from the Richmond Enquirer, whv
the South sustsips Mr.. Buchanan i i'm
plying of course that they are good and
sufficient reasons Why the Black Rspub-
licsns shonld "ot support him. Whss 10
right and prop-s for them to 90. it would
be hard to say. Tut what honest man
would hesitate to endorse them sllf
/. In 1885, Mr. Buchanan supported
. bill 10 prohibit the circulation Of Abo-
ision papers through the mails.
Why, OF course be did.
2. 10 the came year, he proposed and
voted for the admission OF Arkausss.
Why, Of course be did!
3. 10 1861, be denounced aud 90
tsd 20 reject petitions for the Abolition
Of Slssery in the District Of Columbia.
Why, OF course be did!
I. 10 1887, hs voted for Mr. G slhoun's
famous resolutions, defining The riehes
Of the States snd limits Of Federal au.
thor,sy, sod assuming it 10 BE- the duty
OF the GoveeeDset to protect aud uphold
the inssitutions Of the South.
Why, Of course he did!
5. Ii 1888, 1889 and 1870, b invsri.
ably voted With Southern Ssostors
against the consideration Of Anti Slsveev
petitions.
Why, Of course BE- did!
6. le44-6, be advocated sod voted
for the sunexssion Of Tsxss.
Why, Of course hs did!
]. 10 lS47, b sustaissd The Clayton
Comproniss.
Why, Of course 10 did!
8. 10 1850, 10 proposed eat orssd
the exssnsios Of che Missouri Ooupfo.
aise to the Psci6e Oeean.
Why, Of course BE- did!
.. But b pro0ptly aeqeissesd IN the
Conprooiss % 1850, ssd soploysd Ill
bic ioousass 10 favor Of Tie feishful q.
ssss,os Of he fae,sise Slavs Law,
Why, % eoesse b didl
10. q lool, b seoeosoeasod aRsiaes
% soaososos 81 w. eeoosylsaaie L..
lslasuse tor obsssueslae ~ ossees sSd |
Deeaeo q fugitive llAvos.
Il. = loel, y ssosslassa to- "
q csbs.
Nh. q esssss h didl
- splesvss Ne repeal
4 u 3laeoua seeesisslso, as6 suooeeeo
:: Is'sNlsss 4 " Esaia.l !lstssaIs
WAy, - soases y dsssl
q 81 % Ne VA6ls Aee4 q 9iask d |
'a6llsaSe 60 1al d " alsvs a1S1llle
lesapl1ssaa - % lsssee. lysleks o.
'''S s's' Gv0 t1 TES /
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I'm Advertisements.
TO PRINTERS.
Three I0sssaSOsilOTs Wanted at
f6fs lDrf7ce,

DANCING ACADEMY.
DROTESS0k LER, would respectfully give
nTtier 10 his friends srd tn citizens of Dawn
port that b. viii open and sweet school FOR In
structior 10 Dancing and wafring. In all the branch
-, In f-j"rvary's Hall, 3"copd street betwe, n
Brsdy and P.rry on ThUrsday the 18th Of October,
instant, 70 continue each succ- aims honda, and
Thursday during the season.
Hours If instruetion for founs Iadle. ind Mas
ters and Mass, from 2to6P v
G2~ntirmsn. from Ito Top
NJ. Lee pledges himself 10 icvot. his best p, r.
Hons n the carr and instruction Il Sho'' who mss
favor him with theis patronage.
TERMT-5or Ynuns Ladies. Masters snd Aissss
0eottemen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Refer To N. c. II. Prckrt, n L. Claire Row.
octQ-dtf
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BslsiSsess DIRECTORY.
Banking and Exchange.

AACkLOrr l. CORHIN Cor Second and brai,.
NICHOLS, CAMTBFIL d co. .............Main
COOK SARGENT......... Main and Secnud
MCGREGOR, LAwES s. BIAkEMoRf .,.... MAR.
CHUBB, BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main I'd Is
IALLMAN. POWERS * MCLEAN. shovs p -.
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; = - : =
" All ll led.

In Davenport, on the sth inst. at III. Tes!d II
the brides father, by Rev. George F. Mag IN NJ
HENRY CARxsoEY, II Marion Iowa. 10 Miss Ma
RIA adams daught"r Of Eli Adams
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

nPFRRS hts prof. ssii,al services th. citizens
~ VI Davenport and vicinity.
Ono. in Why 4 Munger's new building. corner Of
EOuseh 4 Brady streets.
fer 10 0scrse L. Davenport, james ". Csnneld.
septl5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

lsIo wHAl COMPANY ARE NAIux-
ALLIED CnIzENs Invited The Elk
horn Independent, y Know Nothing
Republican paper. published at Elk
horn, Wisconsin, thus gives vent to the
real sentiment Vi majority OF its
party
The ncgro.> are just as much en-
titled to vote a. any body and SO far
as ability Is concerned, they ale ahead
of the vast majority Of the Irish and
Germans, and other foreign citizens"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

e. The Frclnonten must claim
Illinois, Pennsylvania Indiana, etc,
and they MUST claim New York. 9th
erwise, says the Hartford Times =
they must give up the entire contest.
The moment it is understood among
them that one Of these States ID against
Fremont, that moment the last hope
Of the explorer and his friends is gone
forever. They might IS well say At
once that Fremont is dead cock in
the pit, as to intimate that Pennsylva-
MA will 60 for Buchanan, - it I'M
doubleday will by a very large major
ity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

Tie 1l0eseaas called . sovosAlD nsos,
!ae = seelsees olts, - sls ~ sls,
q; Is y n t'a''' !" -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

One Aaadesd anA tea - H. Abolition u.
lelD. taken psiosasss q Qiekssy peias,
Nv lssn srieA and een,aitsed esf Surskss
teani Tor murder u the arst deasss WAlsA.
you knew, b net bsliabls e1Saas. NE
psslinaaey ihvssieaslea eess %.
slseey d ssewdsd wil1 soldiers ssIsssias e
lhs,r slalAs esea waller they Wses DIVA
u c. y
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4 CAhDiD ADMISSION. - The New
York Commercial Advertiser, (opposi-
tion) makes the following candid sd
mission
If MIR. Fillmore cannot be elected,
it Is equally certain that Mr. Fremont
cannot. Not Southern State will
give him an Electoral vote and no
one will seriously maintain that he is
sure OF California, Pennsylvania, New
jersey, and New York among the
Free States"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

A correspondent Ut the st. LOUIS Rspub-
hcan, at Westpor', under date Of the 2Ath
nit, writes:
From the following letter 1T Gov tiea,y,
IL answer 10 one from myself, yon will see
something of the plan ard determination Of
the Executive to establish order and secur.
peace to Kansas:
Exec. Department.
Lecompfon. Sept. 70.
To n CLAY PArE-
My Dear Sir: lhave just receive ' our
favor Of yesterday, sukgrsting anticipated
diffic uliies in the counties Of Franklin and
Lykins, in this Territory, al the approach
ing election, and volunteering your SERVICES
to raise company TO preserve the peace OF
those counties, ant prevent disturbance Of
polls.
While thanking you most kindly fnr yous
suggestions. and for your friendly Offer. |
have 10 say that Ihave made every arrange.
meat necessary 10 protect the bona 6de cit
izsns Of this Territory in the exercise OF
their right Of suffrage. The order hos al.
ready been issued TO secure the attendance
OF Z. 8 troops at points where ! have rea.
son to anticipate troubles
am especially determined and sensitive
on this point, and will punish with the ut.
most severity any interference with the es-
iiimats exercise Of the sacred rights Of suf-
e1gs.
!! trust that you aud oil other good men
Will cid ne In this matter, which ] have
- 0ueA q heart.
Tssiy ysss ss:tise. .seyees,.
]. ". 6GA0Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

DUnxos Hsll 10 LsxINofoE.-In these |
49, q esseiesal passion, sod ssetiooal
eeooisas, she Whigs Of Boskss Hill, Mo-
soGbssseas hase caused 70 be made .
beessifsl 1ae-with oil the stars and
sesipss o. The whole republic upon it
ed sAsy hsvs prsssotsd 1t to the Whigs
Of ksGisgtoo, Ky..-s city named sftsr
tegio9toa Asss.
Hoo Nr Duncan, Of KY, nov on his
Wy heos from Boston 70 Lsxington,
Ky.:-is The gentleman Who Il to present
tls Dag 70 the Wings Of Ksotuoky.-
E1pssss.
Ous hundred and seventeen members
a ~ Methodist church 10 Pittsburgh,
Pa, Who we're 10 favor Of Fremont. have
ss9s out snd rspudisssd the black re-.
pablieao party, on the ground that its
leaders are sidioe and sbstting The VIC.
lsaes and civil var nov exciting 10 Kan
So.
A veteran Democrat, soldier Of The
Revelation. Paul s. Ridswsy OF Hsrri-
aou County, Ohio, votss for Buchanan,
bss ssvso sons, eight sons inlsw ami
sNsaty- four grsndsons, oil Of whom, ex-
cspt one grandson, votes for Buch. and
0rect.
e. According TO . late decision Of
the Supreme Court OF Utah Territory,
il VS. decided that the organic act ex.
tends The common Law over the Terrific.
~, spd the oct being 10 the nature Of {
Constitution, the common law, there
fore over pides ell the statues Of tn,
Mormon Lsgislsturs. Alas! for Nor
moadom. This renders illegal poly
gsoy, aud abrogates oil the ststus
1sds By the order Of the chief priest
Brighten Young.
The Psnnsylvsnian Gays: 1.-The lido
synerssy IN the nature Of the New Eng
lender, seems to be periodical and en-
thusiaseic pursuit Of como new idea, lik
the olsss spoken Of 10 Scripture galway
running after some new thing Ono
il wss Morus Multicaulis: then the Spir
it Rsppings; next the Shinghei chickens
than Table Tipping, the Prohibition,
Maine Liquor Law, Socialism. Free Low
and ksnsss. Mr.. Greeley, We think
was the apostle Of them sll--and all. v
think, - humbugs ever do, will fad
away and lesve no trace behind"
How sptiy DO the following iinss o
Milton apply to the black republicans o
the present day =:
They bswi for SrerStom In their ssnseie 5 moot,
Yet still revolt when truth would set them free
, Lcsns" they mean when they cry liberty,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
Disectto0s - ApOrssmen ON sMs ,sHN.
agemNnt Ot fire Arms.

Disectio0s - ApOrsAmen ON sMs uHN.
"s'"1l' q sire Arms
~ carr Wig 4 L,n over the shoulder
o. Iuil cock, be careful mol to po.nt The
mulli- on the gameke.prt'. toes, tor fear
OF blowing his brains out.
2. Cunpowd-I should be- carried IA a
flask, or If loose in the Pochei, should not
be mixed with matches. As d rule, no
sportsman ought 10 smoke.
3. Before blowing down one barrel II a
gun. il j, advisable 20 see that The other is
not loaded. To ascertain this, hook Inside,
and l-t off cap with Your toe.
4. The p,aeiic- OF drying powiel over
the ire IN trying pan, should be di.conr-
aged. MANY accidents hav- f.--nl'-G from
it.
=. Always shut th- eyes before firing.
d Never carry loaded gun at full coo K
horizontally, when friend is walk NJ De-
fore you, unless You are sure Of the thick.
mess Of his cnrderoys.
! If "a bird should use between two
sporismen in direct line, both Ought not
TO fire at once.
3. II crack should bs bssrved in your
barrel, tie il firmly round with piece OF
string, for fear Of accidents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

How sptly DO the following iines Of
Milton apply to the black republicans Of
the present day
They bswi for Sr@rStom In their senseie 5 moot,
Yet still revolt when truth would set them free
License they mean when they cry liberty,
For who loves that must first he wise ami good. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

A TELLiN0 STRAW. - Yesterday
morning the train 10 Muse atine carried down
the delegates from this city to the great
pro-slavery convention. OF course the !
time was very favorable for the sham dem
ocrats 10 raise . straw" A vote vas
called fn and tsksn. Our old fr,erd. Dr.
WIN. H. White, of Iowa City, furnishes US
with the result Here il 10.
Fremont ~
Buchanan 80
Fillmore 10
Did anybody ever know Ut vote being
taken on the cars when Fremont did'n.
ret more than all the other candidatesp
Gazette, Oct. !.
Our neighbor has been shamefnlly impos-
Cd upon in The above, probably more from
| . desir. ob- deceived, than . wish TO ar
rive at truth. The above vote was taken
on the cars IN the presence OF man, Of our
most estimable citizens and IVES al once
| pronounc-h a shameful nisrepresenta atom
0, the part OF the eanvass.r. Wherenpon
M Nichols. Of Davenport, aid gentle
man from Iowa City took the ,ore, which
resulted a. follows
Buchanan ~
Eremon, 81
Fiiinor.
This is the accuf ALE ahd true vote. - can
he proved BY ih- afidavil- of cur mo,i f--
spected citizense
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
Notice.

a Meeting nf III Stockholders ~ III, Iowa Nc
"A ami Marin. lnsuranco company. will b. he'd Al
tho oGhee 81 Hon. g. G r. Mitchell, an Thursday al
O'clock " Octob.r9 1856 ,ciS-d?;