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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

NINETY YEARS AGO IN BosroN.-We have be-
fore US, says the Boston Ledger, copy of the
Massachusetts Gazette and Boston News Letter,
of the date of August q, l776. It contains
New York news Of the 1lth, and London of june
10Th. The western part of Massachusetts re-
sembled somewhat the condition of Kansas at
present, owing to number Of armed men, who
call themselves the Kings troops, but seem to
conduct themselves like number Of banditti or
collection of robbers" The Gazette announces,
s'No vessel arrived lately from Londcn.,' as
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

The delegates from Wright, Todd, Stearns and
Cass Counties, and Of Anoka and Manomin pre-
cincts, met pursuant to previous arrangements at
Fremont City, on the lst of October, 1856, to
nominate candidate for representative at our
next ensuing Legislature.
The Convention organized by electing L. B.
JOHNSTON, President, and s. J. MASON, Secretary.
On motion of II. F. Stearns, the credentials Of
the delegates from the various parts Of tho dis
trict were submitted to the Secretary. On read
ing them to the meeting, the following were ad-
mitted as entitled to seats in the Convention:
John N. Donaldson, Sen'r, A. McCrory, j. o.
Havens, G. B. Jordan, S. j. Mason, j. N. Barber,
D. Wheelock, VIM. McDonalds, W. Caldwell, Hon.
CT. Stearns, @. lighthouse, Henry Palmer,
Henry Wait, G. Raymond, L. B. Johnston, John
N. Donalds and j. w. Sanders.
On motion they proceeded to ballot for a Can
didate for Representative which resulted in the
unanimous choice of John o. Ravens. Of WRIGHT
county.
motion was then made to nominate District
Central Committee, whereupon the following
| gentlemen were selected
Henry G. Wait, of Stearns county J. II. Bar.
ber of Wright county; Henry Palmer Of Todd
county; A. r. Lain, of Anoks.
The Hon. G. T. Stearns then introduced the
following resolution, with appropriate remarks,
participated in by Messrs. Wait and Havens:
Resolved, That we fully and cordially accept
and adopt the Republican Platform as laid down
at the Philsdelphia Convention, on the 7th of
June, 1856. -"
The Resolution was accepted and adopted unsn-
| imousiy with enthusiasm.
Voted, That the proceedings Of the Convention
be published in the st. Paul Times, Minns,oss
Democrat, Minnesotian and st. Anthony Rspub-
/ The meeting then adjourned.
| r,a.ssa l.. B. JOHNSTON, Psss,s.
Fremont CITY. Got. 4. 1879 - '-'tss
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
CO Free Labor, the Wealth of the Nation.

CO Hon. Leicester King, a distinguished cti-
zen of Ohio, died at North Bloomington, Trum-
bull Co., on the 18th inst. The age Of the de-
ceased was g. he was born in Sufield, Con-
necticut, and had lived in Ohio 40 years. He has
been Senator, Representative and Judge, and one
of the most able and influential men of the
State
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

HARD P!-Thc correspondent of St. Louis
paper says the grass-hoppers have eaten up the
entire tobacco crop of Franklin County, and at
the last accounts, they were seated on the corners
of the fence, begging every man that passed .for q
-br,r
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

ELEcrIoNs.-The State and Congressional Elec-
tions of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, take
place on the l4th of the present month. 1t is
needless to say that these " strsws" are awaited
with much anxiety in all parts of the Union.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

sJr A Buchaneer, on seeing poster for
a meeting Of the Democratic Fremont Club"
of Concord, New Hampshire, exclaimed;
That is too cussed mean. They atole our prin.
ciples long ago, and now they have stole our
lame."
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CO A chancery case has recently been decided
in one of the English Courts, by which John
McDougal, of South Boston, hard laboring
man, receives Els, 900, or nearly $75,OOO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

FnR. WARR---lR this Ward the Rspubl;esns
hare nominated William Branch, aad B. B. Broa-
soss--botA good msn. We regret that our friend
Knauft was nos nominated, q his eourss IN The
last Legislasure W. unsxceptionable, aad vs
presumed he would be the choice Of his Gernaa
friends. Wehcpe the ticket will b elected. but
there i work 70 bs done. - :
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

TIE BLssslsas OF SLAvERr,-Bsoause John
NJ. Bolts, 2 pro-slayery man, exposed last week
the ridiculousness of the idea that dissolution
would necessarily follow Fremont's election, the
Richmond Enqairsr, the organ of tho buchanan
Democracy, instigates Gall patriotic men" esavs
the mark . to use the tar, feathers and hempen
argument in forever expellipg him from yisginia
All hail mother Of Presidents! fis 5 sl.zs.
"DExocRAcv,"-Ata Democratic Meetinx in
Concord, n. A., on the 18th, Judge Root, Of
Louisiana, saad :-oas aE1 SD 3ai - 4ah
The institution of Slavery il higher than fac
tion, than fanaticism, than party, than the Con.
stitution, THAN THE UNION!'
Well-thats orthodox according to the lead
ers Of the pro-Slavey, Stringfsllow Buchaniers
everywhere. Let them send few mere stuupsrs
into New Hampahire and Pennsylyania end thsy
will eerssinly succeed IN carrying the Granite
and the Keystone State for Fremont BY 7s.O00
majority aeas .assf 81 'es fisa
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Ca The Lady Franklin came up yesterday
morning. Thanks to her clever Clerk for late
Galena papers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

c. The Ocean Wave arrived yesterday about
noon, bringing in the latest news through the po-
liteness of her efficient Clerk
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Quick TRlP.-The City Belle came in yesterday
evening, making the trip in 4S hours. She leaves
this morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Bates, her gen.
tlemanly Clerk, has laid US under renewed obli-
cations for late papers.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

" Senator Douglas will, it is reported in pri-
vate circles, shortly be married to lady in this
city, Waahington Union. 1s g ar = ssss E
ca We are glad if this arch-traitor and sd-
vocate of dissolution, can be brought to favor
nav kind of union. ,st.l IL ~ ~. asnl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the Both day Of Novsmb'r, A D
W 1880, Ere Dog. aud Nary D dg., his wife,
executed unto Anstin Co. BIN as Trustee. . certain
d. " Trust Conveying 10 ssid Co bin tn parcels OF
wit
Tn" north east quarter II the south w.rt quarter
Of Srcirn No hr'. to- IN township No seventy
sew II tT) No,th # rang Motive (2) East Of the 9th
Principal NJ eIiuian Also the following parcels 10
att ginng al the suth W., st Of loi No four
~ IN section line al stako; ihtnce north eighty
Ch tins 10 stake thci.ct west nine and tn
ch,ins to a stak" (llalter post thri,.e south
eighty cEain- 70 the s5nih corner of CT ion (l5)
hnc. east On stcii liac hiiis aud thrr e-fourths
chains q :le place Of : ginning, containing nineteen
and ali acres, tng tiers II I'm live acres
SOLD heretofore to John Fiak.) Also another par
col ~ lindh VI q TINS: ginning at the soUth
S.-i &C ncr OF lot NJ three 60 in section No fhen
(o section line stake and running nor III eighty
chains 10 stalk thence west nine chains TO . tax:
tn ii SOUTH Jlshty chains to stalk. ON eck,n line;
u nee cast nine chains 10 place Of beginning cntain-
hg eight ares, bib last named marc. is bought
From ". J.. CiaEk aud both in The Township last
aonvc nsln'd. Which said conveyance Was ~ ide By
aiii Fri Dtige AM Mirv Dhg. fr th- p irpose
OF urinc The PAY mnt ~ certain p-cpiis>ory
ard the .tores thereon dattd November 30,h 1855,
AMI due in SIX NJ NJ Il ON tn date III .rrof At the
BANKING Horise Of Ma.k!nt 4 Co bin for the sum "
eleven hundred .i v niy-iive dollars. 70 the ord-r
" Franklin II Cur;ig with intdrest after matur iy
n the RAJ ot tn rCr exit. pr annum.
Ana row sad Eotr having beconlc due and remain
ing unpaid, !. Austin Corbin Trustee as Aforesaid,
horehy give this pubic notice thai by virtue Of the
power which is Il. sai' strunent contained, will
Saturday the 2d dav of August next at the hour Of
two oc.oak in the aerroon OF said day the Court
Uoust IN the city OF Davenport, exp'ae and offer for
sale the paro Is of land witch above describ d. or
50 much thereof a. h,ll he u!ci nj 10 satisfy and
pay the amount II said infebt ncss with tn interest
thereon 70 the day % payment tog theT with all the
costs ard exp nscs attending sad sale, aud OF this
notice
la ~ this Sih day Of Julio AID 1855.
All NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

kaneaster, Pa, Jsos %.
lAgsttiaG D. this plaee, ~ jousssy very
aeeDg illuasssea ths practice Of The mso
wAe.weat. fsoo Albany 10 Nsw York, N
wsy oe Njagass Fslls-froo Syracuse 10
DasAaopivW, thsnes TO ElmisA, Williams
pesl end Philadelphia. ARRIVED here q .
O'Clock THE 0osniaG, thoroughly Jsdsd,
having lost more "eonnectioNs" than would
make . wkole family OF well regulated
ssslsoaAs.
Lancaster o. course You would like to
hear something sbost this place. II 10 .
esiy Of gsnteel sppessane e containing some
1900 tnhsbitsnls. Situated on the State
sosd-1O miles wesl Of Philsdelphia, il is
in the heart % . rich farming and coal
country, Whose trade supports . host
IL shops and stores, many Of which have
. city elegance Of look about them. The
asehslecture Of the town il modelled after
Philadelphia, sh4 he :esidenees gre chief
" built a brick. The city lies quite fat
-gisink 70 the north and west. The streets
are d sight angles, and upon ssussal Of
them ~ some fine churches and other pub.
lie huildings-quist and industry see0r to
ehsssese,ize the people, and poverty seems
to Be stranger.
Just one mile north y esi o. this city. Sit
uated upon the "kiarietta pike" stands the
residence % JAnxs BUra.snAS. His place
| 10 called "WhestIanj,' y md from the wav.
ing 6slds Of grain Inch surrounds ibls
noble old patriots conatsy home. q more
suitable name could los, - fonad.
called tLn morning, and sent up my
letter OF introduction. 0om Daniel s Dick.
inson, Of N. Y. In . f<w minutes ! was
net By M. Buchanan, - he entered his
study, in loose, flowing robe, with dem.
esveate eesdislity which put me quite .,
esse. He has not gown apparently any
older than when saw him in Washington
in l847. He seems in tn avery best Of ply
sical health, and walked with an elasticity
which rarely accompanies sisty-fve years
He stands over six feet hish-has large
head and somewhat b 0avy frame, and cleaI
ford complexion, VIII hair perfectly
white. His dress 10 .i"ay plain wears
white eravats, ~ usual, and sprofusion Of
clean linen.
A.Iexpeet 10 paint his portrait, ] wi
! give no furthcr pen and iak sketch Of hin
| at present. His time 10 &C entirely pre-. &c
curi. that sm Obliged 10 wait until AZ
4 ter the Fourth OF July, before he can Civ
thu necessary sittings. In the interim you
viii hear from me-killing time whereve
my fancy causes me TO wander.
Say to your readers that il they could al
sKs Mr.. Buchanan, thew would certainl,
vote for him: you discover, Of course
thAt-a good impression was made OF.
MAC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

The "glorious Fourth" wss duly eels-
hrated in the most appropriate naanss il
the village Of PRINCETON. H. Sunday
Schools OF four towns and citisens esneral)v
united, and eommemorAtad the oe6bslA q
oaP natisn's freedom in Tie true spisil q
seventy-six.
b.. Psmuei Kaox was Presideet q the
day; Rev. NJ. Holmes zee CAsplaio O the
oecasion, and oprned the exercises u 3 tru-
y national prayer, ss'ss whica ~ "Unioa
Choirs" sang IN appropriate aatAsn. ~.
n. then addressed the scholars il : voev
interesting and instructive maoaes, 0akine.
We trust, . lasting imprsG0iee . lheiS
youthful minds. Of lessons q bs.etieal
wisdom and Piety. The Osslisa W. thea
d"hvesrd by Col. Browa, 20 tAe oitixeas
II - prsise enough 10 ~ u Wao Westhy Of
the day, the cause ana Tie tire. while il
was lengthy, Il wee eth bsjee On some
topics, and contained MISTER eaoaeh fos
forty orstions. He spebe q ~ esnsss Of
the war its progress - elose. end The
e9ets Of independence: and eoneluded
With IN appeal IN fsvee q the Uniee q ~
States, which was worthy q place il ths
hook Of Gems. A sn0ptuous Sepast wac
then paseaksR, cd ~ 20 emblaee retired
to Their BONES with the proud esaeeioss-
ness d heyiag dsWe their duty, - The
blessed fesaaG Mt Il wee 'sgsed Cor tAen
70 b Aess.~ A !. q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

DWELLING Hoasss % rent On Second asd This.
~ -, u NJ vese snd ossh cay.
Ten velacsss lssA'ns Lee IL ssssasvan.s sddiss
ssasonab,etaGs.
Two Lots On she Bassy heathoS Gaines sssesA-aas.
ussosstsucs<d River visw-ios sale vSsS sAsap.
Several valuable Lots business houses ssddvsli
s"s 81. ~ Harris. AMI Nsn s:Skess aessh Of sash
IeH ':ia.h:s b,ia,sss LIT, On secosd and Third
~. ~ .. ..ss. eresttof Ave yeass given on noel.
Lat IN ursens Addition; dwelling house a the
prrmlsev, for sab chrap
west hall Lot ,, In o+el y hoss.. veil. ssd I'm
- test 'front.' hy 81 Acs .eso. Nam street o,pos,ss
the ieCisire Mouse for sale.
Corner vt on Main and Front street. s"r .s,e cheap
west y Lat .. boct -, Opposite 3. CocA's rest
dencr. for sale cheap. on Ions time.
West \ lAas. blxkso. LClairs's 7th sddtsen
house with voan's and good stable.
Lots ard " Nitcheli'e sidtioa, ena Dwelling,
house - by - ON bot Z. for sale cheap.
.hsw sec Ss IT, ~. east. 70 acres 70. .ass
acre lot u Heisiies Robinson I B"ller's addition,
So and y Use h, sec \, ~ %. Re iorsAr
Ne sc % " "a Z De, Clinton county, k.s
oacres land, sec ~, ~ 10, cast, miils fro
| export.
" sc.lA N sec %, tSas, h.; o.. under cutiva
mike from city. for saL cheap.
| Sw.s IS. ooT. 7sR.aE., iso acres 8 milSs n a,
! Sc. ofSw sls. sw \ osNExs c7, and
ON W kSNT ~ low Louisa County &c
NxofNwK ~ enc mile from .Ap
| city ~ Mus catihe for sale.
- acres land - under cultivation, scn-r3 T. stora
house. s,st water $50 fruit, trees "a pr~nU~s. h<,
the " kofSw s. % 7 rs h 3F, miics from Davst.
pnrt, for salc.
~ acres with dwelling house and stahe and other
improvements. adjoining the city VI Davenport. fos
faic
wkofNw SisTsOsE. 80 acres for asl-
Forty scres No Prsirc land nssx Wslcett. fol
sale very low-price 4ssW.
Thirty acres Of I .nd in West Davenpors. shr sale
cheap IN Lots 81 from four TO eight scTs, nns view
River aaG Twin Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts 81 Real Estate
the city aud country, los sais by
ALLEN DOOLAN,
octl3 dit No. ] Ort's Bulldog.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
sllklex1sAOFTHE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
AZ -" 1"e's"S esoss A~sries. A6svs
assD IN aesADssvvvs,
TO-, &C., 10.


New York, July :.
The steamer Baltic arrived 1t her dock
% 10 e'slock. 4. ~, yesterday. She
left Liverpool Juae 25tb, ct I p. NJ.
EHcLAkD.-A London paper thus sur
aisss about American relations:
@Judgins from The country, osxspspers
we s6oum cay the ooantsy 10 delighted
with DE tara the Americas question has
taken; end il 10 surprising bow much
The psblie bee been enlightened on tho
sebjsss BY. the ehssp prsss; every paper
Of .elass hsviae devoted itself 10 "a.
tioosl position Of our American difi-
sulties. The eounssy also sppsess plea.
eel with the nonisstioa Of Buchanan.
To HE osr Liver pool correspondent
eide that The feeling % Anerioan a.
Saiso Aas now subsidsd - much % to
have % unssssliog eject op The market,
alsheoeh several leading pspsss keep or
kpanblins.
The Tines urges Britais TO hurry up
oAe eeesls0sot Of tie Os0essl An sr;esn
qaeetiee befoye Buehaaan b Preeideat.
1hAucs.-vsasee eeali1uso interested
= ~ saljeet e t. Empgssp regency.
l!eQA--4Ae 3nP0af e 1lssia has
8 ~ oohiaeG, ineludlne |
Uasaselb -, t11ssssssn, and !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

H The fourth degree Of the X.
Ms, is, "when . brother swears to vote
for jus. who he pleascs." This degree
is becoming quite popular throughout
the country, and by November next
most of the "bro.hess" Of the order will
have taken the oath and received thu
degree,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

paHxo or MoNeoTYt' Al. T0BY
nYPocRITESis
h = useless 70 remind ouRf yeeden
q tie loud end lsog hasssgsss- which
have been nads BY R~. gens'sass'
and lay madness, over TIE tssssb's
blows" struck q freedo0 in the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. The
fsctiopists brswled themselves hoarse
in venting invective against the RE
peal" and it, supporter. But 10! .
change, .Presto And ~ little joker
u no. .shsre." h. different sysasm Of
tsctics Is 70 be brought into. action
The Black Republicans meet in con-
veaGion. adopt what they call . plat
forA but not plank, not even . sPlin-
YER il there about it, restoration. Were
all these crocodile team . mere sham
And there was The Kansas swindle,"
and "the Nebraska iniquity-whas
means did they adopt to make rspara-
ton for the one and atoneDeat fes The
otherl
Ask Seward: ask Gresley-Dosto'
Bailey. Ask any Of the bowling Der
wishes Of Black Republieaa Know
NOTTINGHAM. Their record Cd thai
snbjeot 10 . sLAsx. Not the first u
tempt bas been made BY any Of thsst
niger philanthroPists 10 restore thai
their fsst ~hate,"' but now theil
PRETENDED Lows. Neither will they
make move that way, for in the agi
tation OF this question IL their onl,
hope Of prolonging political exist
ence..
U4vrOrv nSDu,
CHICAGO, ILL.
" MAPS, Stills, Brackets, Trus.es, Columns, etc,
V.L tb. latest patterns made 10 order.
AItnforinn;iou to prices, etc, may he cbeAined
,. le office 81 SrosE, EooNhR and BoYiSsT0s, Daven
brt's block No. 3, Davenport, Iowa.
STONE. BOOMER i BOTTON,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

= 1he Aassieaa woass viii sppsss
ICED tseys tssl ~ asassssioa e ~
cssadas. sfsss ses1isG ~ ssl1sviae slls-
$50 = tAen, whseA - "a = ~ Csaada
popoeo 10 sss 49,
1ssk atlAed NepA3 ahsuaae q sig
oosa, fsded q ewark, OGqlh)oD q tweeov-
I've. hidsonb 1t thiS(y, 6lyiaisg lheis tine
ostween thsis roekiRe shaiss, end tAeir
oods, incapable o. egGssies, ioeempesepl
% eSe.eise, ever ailing, lkeDe M eaiahf
np and down IKE On o15.1haktsoo( e1ee3So.
pin, nskiaG q ~ eaesisesy e - @.
reoornsete NJ WAaDG1oois. eel0oo enl
lFsa--aQe - 49, = $500 1sGoes I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
TAKE AIM j! MAKE REDAT!!
A Nd 60 and examine an invoice Of III. real Simon.
ShNl.l1e's Rifles,
Just received and for sale at accommodating figures
by
n B. CHILD.
jySitf 81 st feW doors east Brad.
School for Summer Weather.

F1NIE Rev g. q. STREET, At the rogue st Of several
81 his friends, proposes Ia open his School.
a we ks, during the weather. until the
mrri,c.nn mt Of tn regular Term, from STU II A.
n ,hafglng half rates, payable weekly in advance.
The obj ct of this arrangement, is, to he p the pu-
pIls extent under tn. dciinc, 10 which they
have been subject, and 10 avoid unnecessary waste
OF time. Will" the hoUrs Of study ing 50 limited and
c"niu'd t. tn coolest portion Of the day Du. rcgArG
viii b. l,aid 10 health.
The sch1ol viii ,pen upon tn above named plan,
d n J;..y n-xt thu l.;.i ..s:.
.seho.i room IN III bascIn IL, u the rcsbytcrian
Church.
Davenport, July 9th-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

"CnNSiSTEScY, THOU ART A JEWEL
Be it remembered, that John c Fr~me ri
the Black Republican candidate for the
Presidency, owns plan'ation in So,tlI
Carolina stocked with slaves This IS 10,
undesirable property, but that the abolition
ISIS should select such Il man as their can
didate for Presidential honors. is what We
look al. However, Mr.. Dayton, their can
dilate for the Vice Presidency, ny he a
simon pure abvlitionist.-Eult M.I. OH
Ilaindea!er.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
. advertisement in another column.

NpFRAvD.-Wc would call attention Of the
49, public sinst srand daily prsct iced u,pn
the nnsuspec;ng in the article Of DR.. J. Hns1ET-
TER'e eelebsated Stomach Bitters. Since these
Dttess have hscems "a popular. others having been
making preparations 10 initiate H. end In snme eAsee
have purchased ola bottles and re-nlled them. We
would advise oil persuus % buy At but re<pecta
be dealers; the Genuine Ill covered with metal
NC cap, ane the name on II.
POT snle ~ hAsklcy. Thompson 1 Go. Apente
ecrnsr u Sccoot ard Perry streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
GO An editor IN Arkansas was lately
saot in an ARRAY. Luckily, the ball struck
against bundle Of unpaid accounts.

- An editor IN Arkansas was lately
shot in an nfray. Luckily, the ball struck
against bundle Of unpaid accounts.
PaoyoKIxG.-To have an acquaintance
meet Won, when the Thermometer marks
nearly 100 deg. and ask, ~ ell, is tbs hot
enough for you2"
~ They have had an unprecedented
tre.he, in the Upper Mine, ota valley. VII
hges were drowned out and con, iderabi.
property destroyed. The country in the
vcini,y looked like a vast Ike. In one
night Iar.e tracts were overlooked 10 sntf-
Gent depth 10 Goat the laYsss, steamer OF
the Mississippi.
c. A bridge on tae Rutland Railroad,
400 feet in length, six miles beyond b lows
F lis, was completely destroyed by IRE a.
bout O'Clock OIL Friday.
fy OF the sixty nine words which max
up ne Lords prayer, only five are not sax
on, In our most CLASSICAL writer's, tie
words 1t Saxon derivation prcdomina.e.
The hev. w. II. Claiming lately
f.aachsd a Thanksgiving sermon III Liver
pool, in the course of which he took 'ar op-
por'uuity OF referring to the misunderstood
ding now existing between England and
America, and argued lha, England had been
the d. gtessor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

CT The Be!!efontaiae Gazette, o: Lo-
gan county, ONO, AN old Wing paper has
come out democratic, and r,:n up the name
OF Buchanan and Breckenridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

DsnscivHshgees. - 0ele oovesnmsns,
~ ssy g gnu .ssd - Cur whole eeua.
try, cad g ~ ~ seeWnso hsads ED
ssissessetio Doosss end feudsl systens
thae $3.50 Shes Il 10 . sels-eoseeaueee
shs 1JU1s Psiaeiple Of popular pspssseo-
salice - NdHiaissra tisa.-sbe syuoea
~ - ~ ~ . psstssipess g -
se4eesjs ta11Aee;te assiGs ~ coed 9
~ - evEpAt " my owe wkse q
SGD10 - ~ 49, u H." IL n
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
Tho Manhattan
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
FNEW YORK

VINUE Manhattan Company Affords u the assuseA
j the advantages - the mutual system. Joined with
the security Of the Joint Stock Company. II has .
psri ny Cash Capital " tOO. wD and Accunaula-
tr,n ~ proIni. for lossrs oi norv than
over and ab,ve the Capital.
Every policy holder may share In the PROFITS oh,,
business. and may receive the ia cAas,
Crease u the alont insured, BY reduction VI the
annual premium
No Company In the Unite" States Oh RS superior s:s
vsntages. Its affairs carefully and economically
managed, and its profits have been larger than othei
life Insurance Company, with soand cAsS CAPITAL.
TAe nert dtvsiOn Of profits wlN take place IN 1859
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09
IOWA LAND l(tRO.Y

WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney Ard ceupsslles Q: Law.
GENERAL LAND AGENT AND cEAx
ESTATE BROKER,
Post Office Building, Brady Str et.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
0naeetsHns promptly attended 70 N al psvts sftAs
Lsni Districts oftle Aaie; Money inv ested Aad GssA
paid. Tor non-residents; Money Loaned % asepeusk-
bsred Real Estate security Yarns, Houses aaA LAaG
lsssed; Real Estats 81 al kinds besshs and ss,1 Il
e0n.misson.