davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
S9UHOneA EINOriNX.

both rough and dressed; sud having tasea gIsss
psls 10 secure The services % tie 10st tasohaaies Ia
the Stale. l teel assured shat any lumber PLACED 81
my Mil ~iiig,gs satisfaction. viii do 100 raalpS
hs low as aug estAOishm snt ia tbs weat.
Persons whaling 70 Baiti whsrs Kline 10 az obIeeI .
would do well To call aud took At any stock, bstote
NontIlclinx laamhere. a. 1 la . a larxa naanuI. !. L
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
VARIETY STOkE!

IiE Subscriber has opened a VARIETY STORE On
Brady 81, between 9TH and 9th, where she VIII sttP
constantly on hand a choice ~selection OF
Dress Goods and Trimmings!
Among tho Stock viii DO found a choice selection y
Plain aud Figured sllks, Powered Robes, Piai9 and
lancy DeLaines, BaIeges, Msxicana's, White and Coioisa
BniiiaDIs, Figured Swiss Cambria, aud Janouet Musins'
Lawns, Debages, Embroideries, Worssd aud Lace Collar.
Lsees, Ladies, Misses and Childrsn's Cotton, Hoslsry. 4
select assortment OF Ladies Gold Waist Buckles, ess "
Cuneo, Gold Stone, and other late styles Of the best qualify
iadia Rubber side and Back Combt. rAhionabis sssoI''
psot Of SIX Muslin and Lace Nantes. " f
fafty aud Other dresses made In the most tashionsps
style aud Al shortsst notice. Nantes and Cspes made
order. Patterns received monthly from Paris 10 Accom-
MEDIATE customer, The whole stock was selected ~ ny
seli and j can recommend IL to my CUSTOMERS 10 be W
bsst selection e,ef brought to Davenport.
Davenport, April "a, SG-da MRa. .. G. AMEN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10

In this branch Of The trade, We are Pre- paced y DO
Alsngs amount OF bustnsss. MereAaDts and .othsrs
making consigDm spts 70 our houss, MAJ rest eAur-
Cd ofths utmost 6dslity on our part to A~is inter
ss<s, ard q ttheir suts shsll receive pHomp
attention IN sslss aud returps.
y. b. Satisfactory reference given In all cAsss,
and with pleasure. S+SE ~
May dwu RYAN q MsCARN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
IOWA SOAP WORKS,

IOWA SOAP WORKS,
Above Front, between Aain and Hndy are eta,
DAVENPORT, w
INhE subscribers having recently completed ihsI
L works In this city are nov prepared 10 III orders
for thsif different grsdss Of soap, and rely on their
Very Superior Qualities, for pre- -sminsnes In Ihs
market. IL will be found, on trial, that orr soaps viii
AFFORD more lsthsr, aud with ieas labor remove dirt,
that they do not 80 soon melt In hot waisr, are colss.
qaeniiy much cheaper 10 the eonsu meS ,(t having been
proven that ssss en- peunds OF our soap are "a usl 70 ten
ofthc ordinary kind and that tbs great dincsii, In
other soaps 10 snrm Snutod 10 surs, Of feaibine the
lsnds free from sorsnsss amer long immersion aud
rutblng in the wssh.tup.
The grades above referred to are Erssivs, Pearl,
Psin No. ] Extra ssd Family Sosps. With ne above
assertions, We submit our products TO ths, sshaca nsns
ofhs public with Conscience that The uss of them will
jusilfy our recon msudations Of their quality Msr.
chants and Dealers are requested " cali and examine
Tor themselves before psrchs st1g elsewhere.
Ian. 3O.ia5e- h J.A.P. AALLk o
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
SAW MILL!

LNoR sale al Cannon4 Saw ahi riaatag MAI ats.
Il ~ DESCRIPTION OF PITS LUMaEk required. I
have started my Mills Ia cBisptote ori5f, and IA ,.as
good stock oISt. 0rOtx logs on Aand am rssit
10 rcesive ordefs . RAINY siad OF Lambsr, waiaa 1
pledge msseifto all ~.ta prom pIAsss and diipsles,
10 tbs ordss in which they ave received, / .. 1f.4
come srst served. / have al present "a hand o laus
.iaaL IA - g. .-=.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10

No.l,sss,& will grind 'ba neal per hour ~isAils,.-
~ $50. "a - 10 ~ a. ~ - " a
4. 4 600, - 81 sos " !" - - -
lJsLissral diseountto dealers.
II. CHADWICK,
No. ID Locust ST., between Second and rLifi
= nov IS dS WY VI. Loais, NJ.
For sale by Nssar.. DALzELL d bRo., Agents o.
davenport, atabose prices, adding freight IRON n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
'urs u.iy, sTEPHIs MILLEa.

y" ""-" Ho8u fIVtH lUsFF<tJf u FhIk1oIpLIa
hereby certify, that for the Last LaI weeks ! have hsd
Ia opsfsuon Que Of 4. :. NJ. Clarke Pskat FIGURING
anis. have bssS running IL on an average Of from eight
70 wsiys ko1Is without stopping. and should do 70 forty.
sightboars II required. IL siyes every ssusisotioS that
one can ssk. think IL il certain 70 eopegSsds eli tks
old ms<hods OF Milling. I have been Ia tho anling busi
Dess over nftseD yvssss ard yvsI can cay Truly that have
psssr seen anything of tbs kind " nsaI psrfscdon. iiy.
In salisbury, Chester dunty, Pa, Two mlss from Paksrs-
burg, where ] ran II daily sod MY customer vii testify
10 tb4 satisfaction oftbar nouI and bTa1. IbAvs txsyeled
through bins d tbs Western states, and lt supsrssdsx
any hing hsss evor sssp.S 3sG .94.3 sI4j
pHFSf0E WIGRkHsHAA MsrctsUf aNI.r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
G1la1p.
NO consINArIoNs o. uoHofoIIEs.

NO COMBINATIONS On uONOPoIIEs
1000.
Forwarding saa coasissisa Isr,A.uu. 9
Central Docks, between wslls and IA Sslic street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Dealers in Coal, sait, Pig Iron, etc.
New Ysrs md cAissae Z, Ii, .s Ri. Canal.
Mark Packages, !. Las. ~
Boats leave Pier Ne. 5 East River. loot Of Broad Street.
DAILY is Freight apply to
Il. Il Il. n nossr, ,ss n,ssa 81
sEo, W;BIAvERs, Buake,
Deliver Boston shlpnea,s 10 Western Il. n. Bosion, And
Mark Packages, "N.f.& c. Ldns,' care VIM, KAfoN,
Albany,
Psnnsylvania Central naAlreaa.
chvslAad AID Pittsburgh 1ailrsaA.
!. ). sNkkpkR- PhiladelpAis.
& Rooms, balusorA
". W, o~AANDLEg, Cleveland.
j. wALLowKR { son, HAsrisbars.
oAo. c. KRANClscpS putbassh.
irsiSht Agents.
The s,iswsns new pDf~ilers run IN eonnec.sont with
the above Lines:
GLOBE, Captain Pratt.
R~SkEsREEN CITY, Owen.
IRON CITY, " TuInbuil.
CuIAHoGA. Eeckwith.
| rTTsCIRoA, " Ayerlls.
| kEN0sHA, +" StElnsn
RACINE, Brestt.
aiss ssips*s Line ss,ssi-. marx Packages, Car. Ia.
W. have Ssmpis,sa our sxtsu.lye posks and wHv
houses, e1 The River, bsiween Wells and IAsAhe streets,
SAese We shall continue the Forwarding and esnnlsIn
rraa.pasaasa 4 II rr..ss. y . - ss q ne sSss. rsspsss.
bic Csmp.n!es at rAssonaeis RATES. from New fssl, -
too, rhnadslpAia, Wheeling and pittsearsh TO eaic.se.
AL goods coming tIola the East by the above SSnla-
niss wa receive pIonp, Attsnaon and Eswardsd with
dssyatch. and DupNosis Freight Bills sent By Nal.
ihsLires We represent ao nof eoonsstso WIZ Aas
l Sluk ktcSk Co. En6 Arc oEpS&td to Al mpnep0Atee.
ASrIhs assnis bare Gah the Transportation senp-
az s IL sse sss Ssss,1s ls : " ~ " f iSsia Lines ss
All elaiHi. for damage o. cvaeaATge viii he pf0npu'
G-Sasxnnsu,. 81 Grain sad Produce fs sale OF sLip'
Essut WI receive psrsS0Ai attention. Apissam
sxaAISi ssaAAsi s10A1s
iMfosrER AsD DSAIEa N
|CHOICEsEGAksAND TOBACCO.
Ssss1 Mssss S Hone, u, AZ IL q sSs,r
.ay.si..: q. s.i ana sIsmias ny si0s. S:f0ss pur'
chsaing sisew here. Oct..oll
BKADNEK, WARREN 4 Co,
wHoLssALE PAPER pHALkEs AND
PR ffi.s; fiE;de 1Fd INK
NO. IL LA SALE 81.
fAx0H . C101DY,
MANUFACTURES. lMPoRrxxs \ D6ALkRaIs
,,.s:x
onansnts, 1e1ldtaSs and 1eeerstisns "
every Dsssrtpt3as. A1eo, 80
WINDOW SHADEss cURrxlE fIxfUkEs,
whoasssls and Kst.ns = R~spse.RA q, salcAoo.
ss sas1 :! s ia1s.s HOUSE %a:ss y IL Il siisa W..s g
York city. We can Offer superior sdvsutAyesto The
Trade Than any other establishment liz The West.
9. l. tAxos. o ctI-diyl . .. cnossI.
FOSTER HouN.
sornsv ~ Iayth fqsvx and kinRiA Efo.. q t& Il
Ch1oNX0s III
BXIX lOfI X~I01AVIN0.
Wallstoed, HAnks, Hay 3 Waiting, !
RANR NOTE ENGRAYEBkS.
NEW /. T . MONTREAL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
BAIXT0fTU611vI1

wsllstoed, Hanks, Hay = Whiting,
BANK MUTE EN6RAYEle8.
NEW YORK;. BOSTON, . MONTREAL.
No. $50 Lake st., Chicago.
Csfdfcstss Of Deposite, Scrip for Insurance.. Ran
Ro<t and Mining Companies, Drafts, Bank Notes, &C.
10 lady Agent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
LIE NMsre o

urE arc pow receiving our epnsg stoes Q! lie
w {6oi4 ranlcrsraixxir ana rail-
80 timeaj JE Of ali descriptions. 'st
e.Ods, Coral, sivsfwsfe, sna fanes uo"as
evS-r..~ tns largest aud most eyEngl~,~ rtosE OF
1870 ever SSssSAs 10 Dsrssyerf, ~asen wsopsf "
n m pssfc ~ lop ~ sly house west 81 thV Hoan-
t.sna Wnel.esis k~tsl-
Yss.s. e.u and eH.nsHe oar stock, perhaps you
80 4, o. your interest," az Ss are dxtertsinea &c
es.ei sLFrEp c. BILLION.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10
is ssoAI"rueo.
CHARLES w. STEVENS.

purchased ono Of {. 4 J. NJ Cislk's Flour Mills come
time sinao, and after a trial 81 several weeks, / iesI that
| can scarcely sp-aL Of IL la too high terms. I have tssu
q miller for twenty years, and an free 10 say THAI l eau
make better no1T with tins mill, and \ larger Yield, ana
run 1, with more ease TO myself, than any mill | have ever
seen. A Iumber Of millsrs have bssb IN u sec II, aud all
say they are well pleased with its operation. IL viii
grind with ease twelve basheis an hour, and cau b. run
with from four to siK horse power. 1 would recommend
miilsrs 20 give tia trial, aud ! hn certain they VIII not
wish " rsinrnt 70 the MD plan ~ milling.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10

IH2tAsVl NVFtIDvI p IcNs
This d To certify thst I have bssn furnishing kowsr sad
rom ta the operation ofoSsofE -, n. CkIkts Patent
flc1f Mills, Tor the last few mouth. ADD In my o1inihn 1t
q ths lest and cheapest NIL 10 use. IL takes bot uttls
power La comparison 10 ether miils, not Lsedtns over six
hofsS power, snc has run, ai4os l have been acquainted
with il, with no cost foI repairs and seems In - good
condition now a. when first put up. ] can chssIfully req
onussd IL 70 ali who wish to engage 10 the mannfaetur,
-four, either CD . large Oh small scale. II can DO sci ap
and run Ia connection With any other machinery, suoh a.
Grain Elevators, Saw Mills, aud by combining three or
four sets Of burrs and boits, you viii have . Mil ttst will
do more work than tia large Merchant mills u the old
kinds and q great saving ia sysry itsm q ~skpsnse.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10

SAPONIFlEh or Concentrated Lys-Wsrrsn,sd
, 70 make soap without Lime aud with little tTou.
bio, JUS. the lining for Washing made easy, Cali and
seta boz, ior ssia cheap A. The Hawksye Store by
June : dtf JACOB WEAVKR h. I'd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-10

II. N. HElDEAHEIAHR,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provisisr
Store.
Second 81, 6 doors bslaO Brady, NorM sid<
HAVE just received and Am opening one Of the
i largest aad best selected stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market, 10 which I invite
the attention OF country merchants and the public n
general 10 whom ! orSi he above at grestly reduced
prices,
where. dec 2a-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14
CERMAN PAPERS AND THE BLACK
MaUOLJeANa.

H6o0O0v8 A0o.
The Nsiisssl Deaoesst (00uas) q
Chicago gives the following list q Oesns"
Papers 10 the Uaios, whe haze placed Ne
banasr IL Buchanan end Decksastags .
the head of their colusara Among these
psp+rs, are five which have . circulation
equal, ave greater than allihe other German
apess in the UniGn.
Stats Z.itung. N Y, Philadelphia Dem
okra,; Cleveland Coarie', Cincinnati Voik.
freand, Gin; Louisville Anzeiges. Louis
vile; 81 Lonis Tages Chro"ik; 81 Louis
Volksblat; vo,k.Src,nd Il. BAnnss. Mi
w-ukie; Seebots, Milwaukee; Republi-
kan-r. Pittsburgh Bsusruf,e und, Sum- y
town, Pct. Unabhangiggss 1ePuhlikaner
Allentown. r.; Denoksai, Psttsvills, r;
Gazette, Nsnoves, Pa j; Telegraph L
/ Neirke.Evbote. Weissport, pa; Adler.
R.a.iingr Pa; -Schneiiposs. HamSssg, p;
Burks County Expsess, Oylesto an, Pa
Jedtr. N Dsmok.ss. Po'tsville. p: Nen
! 'rslist Shipnacksville. Pss Unebheneige'
DsmokrAt, Pa; L.uchtha'n, D.'haehem.
Pa; Deutsher Correspondent, Bsiem"r';
Westbote, Columbn'; Port WashiSeto"
z. itune Deuisher R.pnblisaner, Shsy-
boygan; Nor wes'en, Manifwoe, PhrnlS
aus Northwestern, Oshkosh; Racine Vo'ks-
lait; Richmond Anxei.er; ILLINOIS ban"eI'
I Peoria; Illinois Courier. QUINCY; Nsw
brown Zeiiung, Tcxas; Union. g WESTON,
Texas: CAIifoTfels D-mskrat, San Francis
co: DAYTON D..,nokrat. Ohios Westbote.
! Columbus. q; Indisna vo'ksblatt. Indian
sroli.; Wisconsin stasss Zeitune. Madison
Wochenblatt, Washington. ID c; Deussh'
Zeituag, Charleston, 8 C; WeIthurger
Buffalo Michigan Demokrst 4 voIk''
hiatt. Detroit; vsgin's Stasts ZeitnnG
wheeling, Va. Correspondent, Northamp
ton, Pas Demokratis,hss Wach'e'
WIlkesharre. Pa, Dene ksas. Barrisbs'ss
Pa; Welt, Erie. n; :Cieveland, Cerman'a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

The OPINION or A PoLI1IcAL FarExp,
One Of the Pennsylvania delegates in the
Black Rrpubl can Convention, saws the
Washington Union, had the manl,ness to
take open and strong grounds against the
nomination Of Fremont. After stating that
the Wings and conservatives Of Pennsylva.
INA could not aud would not vote for Ere.
mont, he said;
mo, sir, the people Of Pennsylvania
mnst have a.man who 70 statesman, which
Fremont Is not. They cannot recognise
the fact that Fremont lived ten days buried
dseP under snow drift, sud that BE PLAN
% the American AK On the highsfcm ~
q the Rocky Mountains. ~ snAichd IL ~ tSs
lflcafions fog the President ea-SOld CHEAP.
States. Yoa talk "a 80 -. ,, 1sst:
~ ~" susu4 psst seasa. Ne rsturn our ain-
tLsg. msse = eas hss,e asa il Win ever . Go
'''s''ess - fner Ns1l1ne With a. =
! 0o eooBooboDn DCllaauu.
.asr !. 12ADYS1., nAvuYon3. 1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

We are informed that there are abou,
ffty fine comfortable houses and for jif-
fer ent purposes about being erected at
tha, ylce this eesson, inclueirg a large
and sraeaaed eaisce fo.a Banking house.
0 commodious hotel, another steam saw
mill and various other public buildings
Verify that delightful site 10 bound to
become one Of the plessantest cities Ia
Nebraska. A large company Of Danish
emigrants for Utah started out last week,
and another company OF Arh ricans will
start this week
business at Florence ia lively. All
kinds Of country produce sells readily, at
good prices; and worknen, and building
material is in demand.
r'"---"" "a, ono 81. tba nlacss, truly
The Banking House rsssrredto in .h.
above is that being erected By Mes.r,
oook q Sargent, Of this City, Of whom
VI wt,s scoss ssY PeS Ss 81 which ,b...
gentlemen are owners. And, although
We bold in disfavor Banks generally, yet
wc can with propristy say to the public,
that the reputation earned by hrsfRs
Cook L SARGENT during many years OF not
only satisfactory (sasisfactory 90 far rs
We are enabled to judge), but successful
business connection with the people Of
the State Of Iowa, 10 . very excellent
guaranty, that tho business Of tho Bank
Of Florence, under their charge and d.
section will BE- eondoeted literally legisi-
mately, and ssfeIN -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

vssa ~ usv no osisy ueva.
O0oGqpOS1ee oOss1s .
IiDbS6s-tsse - nsss1b-s
esae. nroseI-
Ous baasssse uasus1s1
"a ~ eaoe q tn world
And 3 4oss ~ o1yve - othssqDs
., u.htone ssve.cA,
q u prOul1y srar4
IL H.. van Of our hosts - bs0ehosG
A. u str~ams On high
il ooachcs the eye
o. ths pSlsstw csoasta0 IL eseeni
And b nears "ur ssrso1.
with trewshsisg hand
UptiSssd " dprp asvuaiss.
hind mscrsts, rosso =
fhscry u praise,
A, Fr.esiom b~srs oar prnnoni
And oar votces swell Out
The vtctostoos shout
Aarvsb sos our great BucAeseai
TAa, cry sses fOrtA
To the iey North--
Ess0 The very poie rrtufssnG-
And Ne eeheA reDsy
Wh.re the 0ouehrrn ~
Neves r.spaen1 ~ barnis6.
Eson the eag1es' rsss
10 the Gold<s wet,
vhssr tn buGAlS 1ies the yso@an.
70 the Bestern groses
on our father braves,
WIN sleep by theirt British soe~ss.
Then D,mocsAts, ssiss, Ac.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

OYUUU OW -
- Daack Republican demagogue'
80 loas sbous the country stirring
:. a,ah;en and debauching the pstr''
eslao( ~ ignorant, have the most
,eUa,snd icoatsmpt icr those who"
a. eddss,s, ,sesuu.iag that the masses
ID vsopls arc uneduesasd, unread
=, "A snsAinking numbskuhs, w'eh
= u passions and none Of the ,ea-
- .p. TIE uost glsrins false
-, ~ uahsashingey told, and with
cs0.sat.sy which would do credit to
- A,gsl Of Darkness.
j Knoz in his speech IN Moline u
Grated the stale falsehoods' that the
,laveholder in the south owning h'e
,;iruss ~ entitled to three votes for
tHe niagsss and one bs himself, max
ioe four voscs, AID when an humble man
ssneA Jseese Shields, asked for an ex'
s,ssHsi6.. he got il by one Of the most
sswsvdiypersonal attacks ever made ID by
Cssnan upon another. What d'' 90
Knox mean by uttering such a false
hSoal Has he so far fallen IN In
Ap&uuasd casees, ~ tn have no res
Get Ioe the men to whom lfc. "rter
such. slGehoo.ls! What is there "
th;A 40 often repeated lie. Sl"pl.
this. thss in making up rrtle ot rep
ys,sntation, tSe slaves in the south ar
MT peynitted to count as much rs IN
src. negroes Of the North, IN tn
South five slaves count three, whereas
in the North five negroes count n'e
making up . Congressional d'str'e
Ssv il takes $4,000 persons to en'''l
sdistrict to one representative III |''
rrsss in the northern States. 1t take
moro than that number in the S"',f
m States, for every five slaves count
only three persons, and IN district
$4,000 slaves they would count "a
10000 in masking up the represents
tive; whereas in,tho nopi!''5o,ooo +"
groes would count $4,000 in maklI
up q Congressional district.
--s----~-.-. .-.~ -yc.VA.-I actiIsiIi
givcs The advantage to the North
The STAKEHOLDER casts bat one VOTE
be owns 1000 negroes. His vote
no more than the vote Of his ~
neighbor who owns no slaves. Bu
che people are made to believe by thi
honest (D class Of black republica
politseianA that the stakeholder has
number o. votes, three for every fiv
Of his slaves What will the corrup
a2enh Of . corrupt party say next t
cheat the people We pause for arc
ny.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

nsssasV svsu,ag shs Ds0sessss Of ho-
line held go u tAe.Nest swthusiess'e poll
,,esl wessisUs ever holdsa b thst eisv. The
hvsvA ssAssl hence was erowdeA 70 'is ~.
wss, ese~slAy. asA ~ vssy Sssa feeling
eo~ss~sy ~ hinAasss wss nssise''ed to
verbs the spssksss. d.. Cook OF this CIT,
~s. n. arsi speaker, and made ese 81 his
.s.ssmssy soand and logical s1seehs''
which seemed 10 carry coavictiSn even TO
N. Blsek Rspubtcsas In sstsndance.
Nj. Msrshsli, Of Rock Island, spoke .
few minutes In astyls thsa seemed 10 please.
He s.ia he he'd slways fought the Demo
cratic party until nov, bst patriotism had
higher claims upon him than party, and
hencsSorward be should labor Tor the sue
cess Of democratic msA and democratic
measures.
]. B. Danfosth, it,, msde . Per'ona' es-
PLANTATION respecting an attack which I''
Ksex had made upon his private character
the D. svious evening at meeting i" Moline
and il 10. Knox did not get the most 'h"s-
oush hetchelIing, then we are no Judge. o.
FLAX. He proved by documents under fns
signature ~ Knox hat every word which
Knox had uttered cone esnirg bua was TO-
tally aud entirely fs:xs. The trath IS. thai
10. Knox has los, both s~lf-resPect and 'h'
,rsu.c. Of alb classes Of his fellow citizens
and will descend 10 he grave q wreck Of
a. NH rod, and a traitor 10 the conviction
Of bis whole past life.
!. Geo. T.. Habbsll ESQ.,, Of Davenport
then spoke for about three quarters OF a
hour, upon the great principles now beso'
the American people for their adjudication
and showed by the IN vt natural and losie'
deduc tions that the hopes Of the Union On
a world were conferred in the success Q
]; ,Ses Buchanan Al d the doctrines VI IN
Democratic platform. There was one nj
ton, and only one ns,ional party in IN
United States. That party |" opposed
factions. among the chief OF which - N
Black Republican faction, whose cand
date va, nominated by 10 Sltes only, ~
whose platform is antasonistic 10 Const.t,
ito .al laws aid pace.
The people OF Moline are aw..he to u
momento,,s ,ssues before the country, q
this ho,.bed OF Aboli'ionisp, where sever
hundred dollars were subscribed for Sharf
Rifles and Jim Lane, Is. now feeling q
throes Of a force which will cxpel the p
trid elements from the place, and inn'ig
rate a change IN public sentiment more
harmony with patriotism and sodnd demo
{ racy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

sSyI
eoQ - hUDeovoeOo0a
Voeeeo ss0s.
Two LsAs On he NJ. - q O~apes ses,sar.one.
unD>sassslsA 1ives vtsv-oss sa1s UDaAGno.
Aevs,,, ,.,..A,.,.., .--- r...-.A A-.a.
,>sa % assriss, ~ ~ s. 49, - SrsH
~ sA's vssyl>v.
Tss vslssAs bsnan,. L.. - s..A - 49,
seceA - -. sssla G ~ yeasU aven . oosS ,
1T y 0fssnS AAkalsas assr,aa 49, = q.
S.ss
@-c.~:sss. s'ss' Ssu' -
49, sS.,ssss - 49, -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

DucsaAnAH N PEsxsvLvAn.A.--Th The
1te1shuFg Cs0nescial Journal il very con.
klsNe Ut Buchanan cannot carry the State
- esaasylvsala. II ssys the Democrats
80 n aiseeiiy % twenty-five or thirty
o1eeana ~ psaasylv ME 1t this moment,
seeeAey nsw r.-f0ss. Of Saturday.
rsJss psstseusg Commercial Jon rnal 10
Vssy eeao6saA, Ae.M a decided case Of
uV)ased esnssp ExcE on the part o. The
@HsalI 1sat yes think -, NJ. Gazstte2
0shass - changed yow opinion y to
Gsveaass TalkiAG about Dssnsylva-
seeDesaR ew Fssoout u merely . CDR.
SAe(ag Bay away, woc'ies good
a. - whistlins may give you . little
hsasej onp "p your courage for . short
los. H.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

n8 AkkCHANT.-I O0 ID 6fcho0t max d
no claim 70 beneyolence or patti istism al
bic ruling aotive in'trade; oil he pro.
fessss 10 absolute ami undertaking Jus.
tics. The morals Of trade are Of the
strictest and pqrest chssscter. Il is no,
90 uncommon opinion that thors il .
lsxity ip tho meroanGl 10 ceds which looks
With indulgence o. swhat are called the
tricks Of trade. lib not 90. Whilst the
direct object Of all trade 10 gain, indi.
vidual benefit. uot the shehest prevayi .
cation or deviation fSem. thruth 10 A.
lowable. There 10 20 cliss Of men With
whom the Christian rule of-doing to 9th.
ers what we expect or requis ein return,
il mose strictlv demanded than amopgst
merchants. Mercantilehosor ID 90 deli.
cate and fragile 40 that Of woman. II
will not bear tho slighest stain.. The
man in trade who has been found to
eQaivocate or falter in his course be.
comes . marked man. He 10 j. avoided.
1t 10 thus found, BY experience, that in
tegrity 10 almost 20 uniformly the 90.
companyment OF success, as il always 10
OF character. 1t 10 true that 10 the man.
fold operations Of trade there ara on.
perfumes and temptations to acts Of
dishonesty more frequent than in other
occupations.
What ~ insist on 10 the rigidity Of tho
rule, whioh controls the sctioa OF the
honorable merchant, end under which
alone be can claim that name.
But Whit tho selfish principle lies ct
the foundation oftrads, there 10 no res-
son why the trader himself should not
he active in beuevolcnos end eli The
Christian virtues. There 10 no ocoupa-
tion which hes . tendency to libe,siise
the mind moro than that Of the mechans.
HE intercourse 10 wide with mon Of eli
opinions end all countries. lie perosives
that integrity, virtue, and honor, are
not confined to narrow circle Or TO one
country. We accordingly find . full
OF men engaged in trade
among the pstrops and managers of our
charitable sDd benevolent institutions.
They arc also amon8st the most liberal
supporters OF enterprise undertsken for |
the public good. II 10 perhaps natural
that men scumuletiDg their own fortunes
should have lees hssitsticn IN adventur-
ing property in new enterprises, than
those holding property BY inheritance.
Inc facs arpesrs TO be 90.