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AUCTION SALES.

nv LARus a SHINE. s-ers
$500 NOTICE go rHE uEunEUS og
- Thg LFGf-LArCRE COUNTRY NrRcuaSr- M go
nNs N SF>kRl We On ssn .sstis. ...-, .,Ss,,-
". Nrsk couiustns a. olk.
-. - s,isas- cansi.inS - ats Hsssns Esri.a h..
srr. Lf'r% "i uahuuE sal np-n H...,s-
hran"rn~t'f ied - sna fa-a Huntns 49,.
i-vyr aaehor. sni cybair. A-a t-.utoa ~, ~ I,- ~,
tents Nei "atri Vest and Cub chain
n-ni 81 fn- Came Sta texh-r nso- q ~ 10.
an 81 -vs snd Colt Pens Pnc. P4.a- r.n,.
WNre w ~ho- o must Piive, cts.l ~. - - \.
All fos-is warranted ~ fvpr-s-n-l
usis-s L,sus sums ,setos-.-.
nv DICKINSON, uIIL CO. Avcr-ss,s.
p NEGtSOs>.-rtis nay. st ia arL..s .n n. -,
- " Lkry Ngroes consisting % ter. .,a asa. 81
Wfncp and Chfsr-n - 49, -
.h'so DICKINSON. NIL ~ Act.
-,-Wm ~ slisd To sale this morning Ls.l, so
Nsn, Sho 3. . No c.rp-ni-r ~
"s" DICKINSON. mn 81. ..su
nv PrLLr,M DAVIS. Auston~s...
I'D - EGHOEs.-rhi. day 10 selocs -n III ia
~ Likely Nes'oes-Men, Roys Women sndG irl.
""N' PtLLltN DAVIS. Auctlon--t.
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOKS STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
W RANDOLPH l. receiving daily, h supply u Good.
- lectei with great care, Tor spring
Standard Books for Libraries, London American
cheap aud substantial binding
All the ne Light Publications
Cheap Illustrated Works for the
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn books
French and English Pictures in ornamental frsu
Al kinds o. stationery u the common quality
snk Books Of home manufacture hand and made 10
order.
Books bound In Musn, Paper sheep Calf Morocco Turkey Vel
um Cloth Velvet Parchment and Russia every style plain
and ornamental flash
Book published. aud all kinds o. Printing mills
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CI.orHING AZ WHOLESALE

CLOTHING At WHOIESALI
ATR sTpCk ~ SPRING CLOTHING ~ ne WOifSALE
TWADF comiiete. tud vsdy ior cNhibth The e.
sariuent much d. srr and mot drahe W hls ever
hei ant embrace grade ~ rnon line,
manufactured by oussIv, Boo good style Of pod maiel md viii
direct reference ~ e merchants % Nins, North
Cafona ant rrnn,srr Having facility fof theauuficiure
Cioihnx vcy engaged 20 he ousina uh Ions
sxper ccs n The trade this c, tonhdcuty inV cxaml
nation cur aud pic,s sautd That car Induce
nlrnis surpassed ts house Doe tis ote Northern
cfles
cau from promft paying Iurehssss :. r'ciy
Hctei ktEN, BALDWIN, CO,
mhl3 irl iiu .irect
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TnE ONLY N nE e. L,AWARpEDn THE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

10 HA AsSsH On SAoN sAucE
AnOS6sI suNEEOUs CoAFEIIreEs, 81
LEA A PERKINS,
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FtHE ASD MARINE INSURANCE
fHf INSURANCE COMPANY OF rHE yAILFY or VIRGINIA
BRANCH OTyIcE, TouRTEENTH srRErT, am DOOR FROM
TilE POST OFFtCF, RICHMOND, Va
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL sgOO.OOO.
FuNHiS Company will insure hrs Glass BRICK
peuahy, Tor single payment ~ per Time policies u
alec Pc isset ~ buinss MERCHANDISE &C. n country
MARINE AND INLAND TRANSFORMATIONS RISKS taken on q.
favorable ~ any other responsible company
ALL LoSstS promptly and literally susri AZ This once
. o. HRESEE, Actnary.
samuel Mar. Cashier Hant cfVirrula, Richmond
J 4 smith DO Earmcrs Rsns Va. Co.
Isph v. Anderson. Fsq.. 90
Messrs Hsxsu 4 Co, 40
Henry Brent Cashier ofthc Bank of ne v,iev wi,rh..t.
Hon James " Mason, L = :, Winchester.
mian-diy
ALREuARIE INSIUANCI, CoUpANN.
PRINCIPAL ufFiCF. Charlottesville Va
CHARTERED CAPITAL SiO0OOO-CASH FUND st2b 600
nkt iNsl RANCf boz toEn county Marin. t1slrs-r
~ lV ~ elected On te most favorable t OBJ sr.psnv
~ All Loses promptly srrsngcd.
STOKES 4 CO. No ss Pesri street
ann AFvutsfor Rei1oni. VI
w opened Importation b-sufs sss5rfret m
Wosieutt Inns hniNcs kators ani SCISSORS
mha Inport,rs ~ iI.giS.S, ~ i's ~, q,
EiHS, ~ RS VII paw u, tirhes, nss,i prize fr d.
n following flrs sut viz
0ier Mut Coon. -. Nu.trss Opo~-,m. Hsrr wa est
lyfs f.her, bar ani nccf
m'is JoHv THOMPSON
Huns SOAP AND CANDLES; sIDD,S pa
- isn' sperm Candles, Ntchsi's dc-fur ssls by
@hlt EDWIN wORfHtM a CO.
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BY GoDDIN APPERsON. Aucts
n tONWISSfONEk'S SALE ar uOST yaITa-


q BLr REiI fsrhrf IL ffE CRY OF sIcHHeS61Al.
o, kh%o9ai pronounced on the ;th January is5s,
70 sell at Pab auction, the premises FRIDAY the dsy
Of March $50 " M not the fair day order adver.
state belonging Or John c9llsn viz isi
mat 're Brick ren,ment Pearl occupancy Mr
Rres Ds,ng an r. 80, SEN "a IN l.rEe hree-stoy
property known the Richmond HOUSE." in the occupancy
~ MIS- Ring The Abov, veil known that NOR,
description l. deemed unnecessaTy Ia /. eeas
n 9 pa't' Of the city Shere real Justly regarded very
rsNon hhh cash. balance Is and - months. for ne
conveyance directed by he Court T 1 ana H11 PAID
| Tor the present year'O be paid BY the purchasers.
p Immediately above sale vii be sold hat very
. streets. adjoining the Geene. Of John J1s E h ana
front ON i.'h street Of 30 feet, and depth Terms at
sale conducted by GonDrs ArrrRsoS Aaeis nhS|d.
i TtIf az h S,s ssL IN oE EAIIAHIE ZEAL ES
sItE IN Iced Of trust executed by Edwin PArrsr
us'nF Court shall request q the err,,o thereby ~.
lSsed to sSl At public suction the premises
hour o. !; O'Clock NJ fair he day portion Of
= the half elegant brick dwelling stands AZ
OF SAst .nd .h streets also the stable lot I'm the
eeeI Of Broad and ss streets fronting running
any marke The ir believed 70 i' Ss i
49, at , = 1's,se WI convey 9Th Tie usual special
sale conducted by GoddIn Apperson. Aucionrer.
| -. JAS W PRICE Trustees
to ,g ioh April next ls'S' A'4 o'clock IL he afternoon
mill GoDpIN APPERsOS Auets
| 4 AEGE AND NALIABLE TOBACCO FAC
~ TORY on ilIH BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY sTREEfs
sSk S AL ~ AUcIlON-wl b. sold WEDNESDAY
really valuable Tobacco Factory. situated side OF iith
~ DskgsIn and SAM Bailey a annual rent tlsoO
Tie terms. which liberal viii :, .i knoup =, III Ann,
Of sale The aud present year to b pas
by u ,hs purchaser GopDIN A APPfRsoN.
| N-''.4 us Aucuouerrs
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ROLLINGnnonh unrEI.

,.,u,s - ph- "AIsVN CAkh PRyrEiErON
Monroe streets Wheeling osers unsurpassed Inducements
the travelling public 10
cuuutiaton ~ ladies
Ad eaacIoGs rooms, minutes uak Il the BaIt
aud Ohio Railroad tie Chrsspeske and
steamboat landing The Posi Occ House arr on lie
same slusIe, and Express aud stagr oes The basement
Price only 81 per day.
iH Omnbuses snd Porers attendance TO convey
passengers and bsggsee 10 aud from tbs Hotel
syiS WATSON CARR Prop,,-tor
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TAN HOUSE solcits the patronage the "a
Tie General Assembly, and Others visiting the
ter and promises To pains hi
IN their comfort.
The situation Of the house we'll known desirable tina
} needs further eommendation
na2s-tf JOIIN DApR ACarr
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. I ,S,lo Tile PIANOFIRST.

bh p r NASH Ia select PIANOS
mers, ana ALLOW them 10 test uelr qualities 4HnRH
paying for them Better evidence be ~ u
Of the estimation In which sv hold our Plane
We kep about a. PIANOS %
rom wheh are bought exclusively for cash
in Nov York, which Paris
Worlisfar 20 be the best
them, which have given null satisfaction. FP NASH
Piano forts Dealer 81 street, OF Bank Peters
VI.
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HOTELS, &c.
BnEAKFAsT AT TuE JUNG,

BREAkFAST AT TuE JUNCTION
IL ~ ---;s- 80
or rHE RICHMOND L DANvILLE SOUTHSIDE RAILROADS
MMkDlAIELi the arrival Of the morning from
Richmond and Petersburg the Junction. they
hour In order 70
segcr on b rosis viii observe this
hne BREAkFAsT Is prepared for them
II
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ra,O nN sod TMENN TnIENDS.-rhsnkIn
ROYAL HAVANA OTTER'
S2IO.OOOI!

approximations the t6u of 500 each. 800 421
Z 81 t2Ou Co fi6.lSH. I Of guGto ts.U,si
80 whole tickets tiuuO Halves $3.50. Quarters t2s1
Prizes cash 10 sight At per cent. discount.
Blls on the hanks Of Richmond taken NJ
drawing will lie forwarded die
Communications addressed Don RODRIGUEZ Or
Post Chareston until the gs; March, attended TO-
mhf
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4 tAHD.-TO THE VOTERS OF TmE cry nF EIr.
N MhNDfsIDiW- CrrzENs; Having solicited
ri~ p:r-ousy well throug, pres my--i
candidate for the Office Mayor this city,
respectfully do II should be q
hat honor noihng shall part
faithful a. sclitrYr nf the duties q; that Office.
With sentiments Of high regard have the honor
Your fathfal --rvaut,
mhI-u TAYLOR
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DISSOLUTION.
fuNIIE Firm OF HUBBARD GARDNER CARLTON ,.plr.s n,
IL the lst Inst, by limitation.
All persons having claims viii present them
for payment and all persons requested 10 MAKE i'm
mediate
The name Of the CRU gill by either member to close tn.
business VIM n HUBBARD,
JAS ~ GARDNER,
AMBROsE CARLTON
GO-PAHTN ERSHIP.
WIZ Undersigned have entered eopartn-rshp under the
II Of
GARDNER, CARLTON & CO.
Tor he purpose Of carving the BOOT SHOE HAT
and LEATHER BUSINESS No street and solicit
snare Hi pub'ic patronage JAS H. GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON.
WM H. HUBBARD
2, tsnif
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HILLS SOAP AND CANDLES; JIDD'S pa
~ leut sperm Candles, Mtchei's do-fur sale by
@ht EDWIN WORKMAN a CO.
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J HN a. Sii ~ q k,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

-rsKrr sicHsoNp, vtEsISI..
NXyOuLD respectfully ca hs styles 81 SPRING
w and SUMNER GOODS. sy2s-diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

DIsuoxEsr AZ xvER.-1he Gazette,
inspeaking Of. the late Democratic
Meeting al LeCIaire, with charactris-
tic mrshnesss intimates that the Ere
mont men were so numerous that the
Democrats had no chance to be heard
but we're "voteI down" by the Black
Republicans. The grsssnsss OF this
falscLood becomes more apparent
when il is known that there were not
Fremont men enough in LeClaire to
raise a hurrah when OConner, the
Black Republican candidate spoke at
that::pIoce few evenings previous but
the Fillmore men raised such whoop
that the meeting was entirely broken
up. This was the same gang OF ruff
ans that disturbed the Democratic
gathering; and yet that unprinc'pIed
sheet has the cowasdliness not to re-
cent the insult offered to its candidate
and the assurance to claim its bitter
enemies as Fremont men! There are
not men enough of that stripe in lie
Claire for a corporal's guard.
Tell another falsehe.sd before that
one cools of, gran'ma.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

Again the dark and sombre clouds
floating over the sky Of peace, and
threatening a storm Of terrific import.
have passed quietly away, and the sun
shine Of mutual friendship resumed its
genial and happy influence upon the
two leading nations Of the Earth.
All the difficulties between England
aud the Union are about to be settled
by complete abandonment Of British
Sovereignty over Bay Islands by ccs-
sion Of them to Honduras, and Of the
Mosquito protectorate by arrangements
With Nicaragua, in which she shall
protect tie rights Of the SANS cuLLorrE
Nssqsitoa Thus hes the question Of
Clayton Bulwsr iatsicaciss been deter
mined, and We are proud to affirm that
\ was England not our government
which yielded up all her former pre-
tensions.
What Is most singular in this mat
ter is that such . settlement and total
abandonment Of former claims BY the
BI1ia Ministry. instead Of rendering
theu unpopular with the Parliament
and the people, had precisely the OPP
paste s6sct and on . division Of the
douse the vote food 274 for, and 80
Against TIE Miaktry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
L.lTESTNEW.S

Washington, July %.
The Sena,e concurred in the action Of
the House 20 adjoura on the 2Sth OF Au.
gust.i
The bill continuing the improvement
Of the harbor Of Racine was passed by
"a against IL.
A long debate on the oonstitutiooality
and ezpediency Of appropriations for
such purposes ensued, on the bill OF con-
tinuing tho improvement Of the hsrbor
Of Kenoeha, Wis.,, but the bill was pass
I'd. Adjourned.
HoUss-The House passed the Senate
resolutions, with an amendment, fixins
the close Of tho session on the 18th Of
August. Ayes 1873; noes SO.
Mr.. Chapman the settler's delegate
from Nebraska, and Bennett the contest
ant, participated in the debate % to
their right to seats. The conclusion Of
the Committee Of Elections declaring
Chapman not elected was rejected, 63
sgainst 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

CAMPAIGN SONG.
Afn-arAhrkr NAY.

Ate-DEAkCSf NAY
A sseh' say fhs other night.
Whom ~ the world Gas still.
For then say she Woody HOsN
geing dosOs Ne ~.
h Lok ii ~ II he want d feed.
And drank frum out thu founta aims,
Aud oft turnrh back bis eager eszs
towards the Rocky Mossi0iss.
Oh. Bnek and BRICK,
You'll surely win the dav.
tn Wooiyv Hons hsr gone 70 grass,
81 all the people ssy.
Hsdrwa curious looking chAise,
And Fremont sat iher,in,
WithHorace q esiey BY his sid,
nth = frisTdiy sin.
eth A0rse Is r ttlng Gerry fired"
ouoth 0reeisy, ard then, sUbrosd.
Il think wen surely need sofRe aS6.
FrsGn out ysar AeripOsd."
~. &C., &C.
Prmons replied, chase Il Ghete,
win that we'll make speck
And talk u vdlOr gold aud sNoU,
And Islander Buck AMI Bseck"
Said Greeley, "that will never do.
Without SOM Other ficures:"
And trinkirQ, both ato.Se crief out. -
we have il with the nfggers."
On, &c, &c
TINS onward rode the gallant pair,
OF humbuy matters talking
OF tariff bGak and special tile,
For bogus and deJsuifisg
When 10 they saw far in advance
Old Buck was going in;
sWe'niose "crird Greedy in despair,
OR hOSss can never w.G.H
oh; &c, &c.
'In spite of moIniGinx gold and snose,
tell YOU now tits nat,
Old Buck and Breck will win the day,
And ! shall lose that hat
TIE White House then came full in view
And Buck and Beck rushed in,
Will" all the people loudly cried,
FremOnf. you cannot scin ~
Oh &c, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

An Unineensiena1 Compliment.
We have given sufficient number OF
extracts from the London Times, recent
~, to show that the temper Of that or
gan is decidedly unfriendly to this coun-
try. IL regards Mr.. Buchanan - man
who will maintsio the honor and inter-
csts Of the United States 90 rigidly that
England will not DO the gsiasr By bic
election. The Times is, perhaps, not
aware that the character portrayed in
the following extract from that newspa-
per is precisely the one that the Ameri'
con people wish to see in their chief
msgist,ate 3:
The Central American question re-
mains, and threatens much less easy
and Quiet solution, il We are not quick
about il. EOrd Clarendon here assumed
. properly ufgent tone, and presses the
plan Of arbitration on the immediate at
tention ofMr. Dallas. Il cannot be urgt
ed, indeed too much that this affair must
be promptly dealt with; it it is not pu
into final way OF settlement before the
American election there.is no knowing
when it willb be settled! A Buchanan
Presidency x,ll be trying one to Eng.
lish interests, and must be anticirat
II possible. President Pierce can have
no particular motive now to deal unfair.
u with us, or hagcle and interpose de-
lays. lie is probably not in saohEood
humOr with his succeesaGl' rival % tc
wish to hand over 10 him 90 convenient
and choice . question to get popularity
upon % the Central American one. III
can have no great wish to leave bis suo
cessful rival an opportunity Of outshi'
ming him, or to bequeath him basis OF
which he can erect Presidency muci
more brilliant than his own. There i
some chance, then, that President Pierc'
will deal fairly with Us. But. If We wal
till bis successful rival 10 installed il
the White House, we wait for the Presi
dency Of man who will frame his Who'll
policy upon the idea Of American dut..
and supremacy"
The above, which the Times heaps up
on Mr.. Buchanan, il one Of the creates
compliments that could be paid to hi
statosmanfhip.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
For Sale and for Rent.

Unwilling Houses TO rent On sseosA 80 1Ais
~ sts, In the vest end Of The city.
Ten v.lseh'e building l,ass In ssssdsvsass addsh
near :. ~ y burros. gcsidence, ios saSs % W ,.
Two Lots on the BiuG. III "a ~ Gaines sssees,-1ss
anos s'rucsed River view-fof sale very cheap.
Several valuable Lcts Inv business hcssss ssd dwell.
tsr sAle SerX~w.
Ten valuAb;s building Lee on sscoad snd fh,vA
sifssts Tor sale credit o: ave ycars sivsa osst
Lot in Green's Addition; dw,,,,ng h..se On to
| premises, for sale cheap. ,
West half Lot T. In block =; house. wrn, and W.
! tprcvt nicnts.
90 feet front BY a. feet scepon Main street oppssAs
| the LeCiare House for sale.
Corner lot Main Front streets for sale cheap.
West y Lots, beck 81, opposite y. CsSt's res.-
dence, for sale cheap, on long time.
West lots, bloCk so, LClsire's 7th addition
| house with rooms, and good stable.
lots and in Aitchel's addition, and Dwelling
house ~ by - on lot T. for sale cheap
| Eksw sec Is, tp 10, ! east, 81 srres sos sale.
acre lot in Heigiies, Robinson 4 Nh ePs stisttva.
sw = sndw $50 SC 3, tpsr, ~ ,os:s'
Mex SEC 70. W ~. Dc, Clinton county, he
export.
% acres 10 sc r. y g. ,ae ~ under esl'vs
sw rs. soT 70 r ~, leo acres mics n .
Davenport. for sale
, Ek cfNw kS4 r 10 10 W Louisa County -
, joining timber. for sn,r.
N4ofNw sscaT77 Re- W cuc mile from ~
, city Of Nus catiRc, for sale.
81 acres land rs under cultivation, frnccd. story
house good water $50 fruit trees premises. BEL
! the W y OFFS W S2s 7 IS 81, miles from Dsvet-
port, for sale
~ acres with dwelling house and stable and cthes
improvements. adjoining the city VI Davenport, fol
, fAle.
: wkofNw ssI9TsnaE, 20 acres mr. sale.
0 Forty acres No l prAiric land, near wslcott, 70
sale very Icw-price $50.
Thirty ncv"s 81 l. md In West Davenport, M 81
cheap, IN y from four 10 eight acrcs nne vlsw .
River and TWa Cities.
Also several other valuable tracts 81 Real Estate
+ ALIEN DOoLAN.
oct12 DIT No. OAS1 hs,iIdins,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
Washington. Jujv %

Washington, July %.
Mr.. Treadwell, Of New York, made an
affidavit that he had reason to believe that .
challenge 10 fight duel had been been pas
sed between Brooks and Burlingane, and
that they were making preparations to fight
in violation Of the peace Of the Dist. let
and the act Of Congress. He. therefore,
prayed that the parties be arrested and put
under bonds. Brooks was arrested this
morning and held in $1,000 bail to keep
the peace.
The police are in search Of Mr. Burling-
anne, who left the District late last night or
early this morning, with the supposed in.
tention Of receivinga challenge. Up to
noon to day his friends could not tell wheth
or or not there had been meeting. thong h
a rumor to- that effect is in circulation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

ACCIDENTALLY SHof.-The Dubuque
Tribune gives the particulars Of On scci-
dent BY which Alfred Nudge Of Cincin-
nati lost bis life.
lis was hunting, near Red Wing, and
in taking gun from the wagon It was
discharged lodging the contents in bis
abdomen, killing him instantly. Mr. NJ.
Vas described a. . young man OF much
promise. His rema,ns were taken to Gin
cinuati.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
OUR COUNTY CANDAOArEs.

For want Of space in Our crowded
columns we have delayed speaking Of
our Candidates for County Officers un-
til now. 1t would he unnecessary for us
to say more, than that the entirs!ticket
il one which, for excellence Of men, for
fitness and personal popularity, has not
been excclled by any previous nolnina
n0ns.
Our Candidate for State Senator is
a young lawyer Of great force Of char
acter, indomitable energy and one Of
the mNst studious hard laboring attor-
neys in the City. Geo. S. &. Dow is
bound to shine conspicuously in the
State Senate for ability, courtesy and
untiring industry, and if he employs
Ill his active mental fosces he will be-
come the leading man in that dignificd
body. His election is as certain as
anything is certain, for his competitor,
although a worthy German, is wholly
unfit for that responsible position, and
we have no doubt that the voters OF
this County will say so in August.
Our Candidates for the House Of
Representatives are intelligent, courte-
GUS aud personally popular. Capt. l.
Dodge is one Of our oldest and mos,
highly esteemed citizens, without per
sonal enemies, and he possesses tho
right kind Of abilities for the post.
August Smallficld is German b,
birth one Of those quiet, thought
ful, conservative men who have posi-
tive character, without being offen>iv,
or becoming obnoxious in the main
tainance Of his opinions. lie is re
spectacle and highly esteemed mer-
chant and beloved by both native and
.dopted citizens
s,r. John Johns, our Candidate fol
Prosecuting Attorney, is man Of fine
legal atta,nn,.,ts, OF gentlcmanly dc
porl,n-nt, and great personal POPULAR
", and is well qualified to discharge
the duties Of the office with honor and
ability. He is bound to be elected
over his competitor by most over
whelming vote.
Col. John u. Evans is one Of oul
oldest citizens and so well known to al
our readers, that it seems almost unnc
cessary for MS to say anything in hi
behalf. II the honest vote Of the mem
bers Of Scott County Bar could b
taken, it would be unanimously in ia
vor ofpitching out the "cackling hen
now in the clerks Office and placing
Col. Evans in his stead. Patton vii
be defeated by vote which will SHOW
him that the opinion the public hol'
Of him, which if it ever did amount t,
anything, has grown beautifully small.
1.-The vacancy on our Ticket occasion
ed by the declining Of Mr.. Christie t
run, will be filled tomorrow, and "
doubt not by the nomination Of ma
worthy Of the votes Of tho Electors Q
Scott County.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24
No. We have fought with Native Anne

u We have fought with Native Amer
icanism in all its phases and with our whole
energies, as party opposed to civil ard re-
l;Eious liberty, as proscrip.ive, intolera:t
and anti-republican-cqnally opposed to
the spirit of our institutions and the hap
piness and prosperity of our country. We
stand to-day where we have ever stood
Our motto to-day is incorporating hos
,ility to oath-bound political organizations.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-24

A Know Nothing paper in. Pennsylvania,
thus gives its. reasons for supporting Ere
mont:
"As 10 FreEaOnt's position, il is enough
ton has endorsed him as their candidate foI
the Presidency, we therefore place Iii.
name at the head Of our paper"