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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

Among the eomplAin,s prsfsyl>d y
our Revolutionary falh>rs against King
George, was. hat he h>d "ssns hisher
swarms Of officers to eat out oar sub
stance" and had Imposed taxes on
US without our consent" In this
respect the Democracy Of franklin
county follow the example Of that en-
ecratsd monarch, yet their subjec.s
obey the behssss d the party, from
year to year, and many intend to con-
sinue to do the same though they
groan under the burdens II imposes.
And the very same cause which led
The Tories to espouse the cause Of she
King. leads these men TO justify and
defend their oppressors' In TO there
we're many who groaned under the
burdens OF taxation yet refused to
join the patriots In throwing them OF.
because they were directly or indi-
reetly interested In the kings welfare.
They were officers. or related to or
GERS. or they we're afraid they could
not get along without q monarchy -
So now. the families Of the officers,
their bailifs and friends. are scattered
all over the country. while others
have been taught TO regard Republi.
cans as set Of thieves or liars. and
though they know that the party has
imposed most onersus burdens upon
them they grin and bear it. fearing
that II the party were defeated they
would be literally robbed. How could
they live. il the party we're defeatsdf
By way Of spoIogizing for the I'M
paraiied taxation. they say We have
been building a Court Housel Is this
the only Court House that has been
buillg II isa Democratic Court House.
both as to the style and cost. as we'll
As the use II is put to. bat We have al
ready shown hat the real expenditure
Of money is in exhorbitsnt prices. and
In keeping 'swarms Of officers"
To show how our rate.o taxes COM
pares with neighboring counties. we
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
1ita

At the residence Of his father. near
Rockville. on lhe 29,h OF August,
Richard II. Chambers, In the esd
year Of bis age. n...-ise ptts
- Ia..f aIffl iit.fI 41i
AT her residence In spr, field town.
chip, on Friday. Aug. a0. o. Mr.. Jane
MoIaw, IN the Esd year Of her age.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05
EVERY READER !

Will piFsse nuitrs Ne ta<r<@s< a<~r< ae<friTt-
We Vt NJ hsafs' fie.sr<i hpls. - o1nd iof NE
fnntsd Ca,aloufe y All vef tlius,falsd ~cfts
cs,kr, ~ vopl1 ~, MAI vs M. ssal Z ~bsas
70 nouc, nskihl ntItuls ~ nsiuf ma ~ ne
geii iniscs Of tsilIsnis ~ Isas<<@Iia. 81
,!s rsa is. & ..n sss Z. is s|.sssr
ass, ioI which ~ ' ~ Wsu sample <rIi<t ~
he ,sfisus = ofks 81 = hsles4le nnnFss r&fef1llf
'eked, insufe aud dlfyss,d tie ~ y. stsAts
Hili ru,lu br nbls " nsssnam abe i4o<I -->11-bIe
snl y'sFsaseefslsgh, Aa9is.s lp.si pAt'}|.
TO- kOuthttfth4.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

ap 1s!l aAn9s y. !. -!
hardware, Caller, and Nall, =, kel tsansr.
by ~ - LINokAYAn10nAk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-05

In conclusion, I desire TO relterate and
realhrm every sentiment contained Ia
my County letter. l cling TO the
Ms curl Compromise with greater te-
naeity than ever, and yet firmly believe
that Il will be adopted BY coogress.
4Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
II. S1Nropp, ESQ. ainI sI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
X n Ramr-Rl.cl Renuhl;

X, N. NAsLE.-Black Republican
ism has bee ONE as insipid - stale ale, and
with all the drumning Of the leading fu.
glemen, not hundred persons assembled
At tho Court House Moaday evening to hear
that little Muscatine pop-Gun O'Conner-
A part Of the crowd were democrats and
We were among the number, and can testify
to the total absence Of enthusiasm, or any
thing approaching to II. A settled despair
from consciousness Of the terrible de-
feat Of their party in November, seemed to
brood over the fusion disciples, and weak
Or, dishwatsr, highfaMsis speech We have
not liatened to in the Court House square
than that which NConnor gave. We simply
ask Auseatins not to send ~ any more
such samples al her stump orators, il she
woul not Be thought - much venting in
talent - she 10 IN enterprise,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

Rv. AwAv.-We are informed thai .
certain man in this city Wss some tine ego
married to- woman having : dsughter,
10" S:sse ana y. 90, :uepp:e sss ,:S e.
esthss Win : due degree 81 auieiu1e. uss;l
he nan aaa the dsashis. eonels1.d =
8avel. Accordingly they len the 81 lsay,
and dapereed . seek qualtsss where she
night oel iaeetfese her dietstioae 70 dsstusb
~ qotee ~. This 70 ems d ~ fruits
q second aesl3aGes, the others ere yes m
6svs'sDed.-t0tdar Valley Tinss.
CssAa n4sjps.-The progress Of the
valley city i aDqnaFd. The hsw buildiaga
eavseay ttmne06QA ne being pushed :
bead viii sspidityj qlnosi evssy Day .
psw eas b eeoqo fjhxlTwe Bridge -
esW ~ esh cay = n fniahed on & T.
ssss ~ hfst day Of I1&tsry, 1857.
OuTRAasoRs AssAulT.-Ths Hon. D. 3.
Jasksss, q Couseil Dlsa. was nurdsr-
sasly assssltsd q n epse two ~ thsea
weeks sines, whil& asleep, BY nan naned
aleaehsn, whs appears to have besa ten
ant Of Mr.. Jacdson's, and whsa, the htte,
bad ssos diaeultv in disPosssssing Il thu
premises.
PowesniHg Cs.-Rsubeo lljetel Esq,
eseand NAN and : good Deneesat hes been
nea'aatsd ~ State Senator iron tAe SD
district. By the Democratic pastv.
! Ths Republicans have ne4inaiad ~ nev
Hsasy Csienel.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
NOTICE.

To n. wulf-Lutke Geovg. ,. Bowman, Mrs. Z. Gu
lich - Isikert. M,ssfa. Oook + Sarernt, !. G.
Hggonsou, A. Frahwein, ,. PeTiu, VIM Donlan,
- Jennings, Collin Carsting and J. Bradshaw,
end 81! others interested!n IT, lapda hereinafter
described:
Won are hereby notified that BY virtue Of an
i ordnance 81 the City Council oSthe city Of Dav-
enprt passed May lA;h 1885, entitled 'sAn ordinance
for the continuation Of Second street. 10 the city Of
Davenport, westwardly: Ajury Of SIX disnterested
reehcders Of said city will be summoned and sworn
q The Mayors olc In sat city on The 26th day Of
July 1Gfs, ct O'Clock. 4. n. 70 asssss as swsrd
the damages and benefits that may 70 the
seAl owners Of eAc land proposed TO b taken for ~
ext.uSi0n Of said street
The following = d,scriptieu u ~ tracts Of land
penood 70 b. taeu for said exns3oa ~ said street.
9 shown b. ~ pet q ~ suFvsy Of said extensoe
1lsd WITH soi1 Mayor, toWtt IN Dieck s II 0reep'1
81 addition 70 said Gie4. n Ia xs
leso square q q os ESQ square feet Of ies I;
IL sssars NJ osiot !; 80 square isst Of los s.
80 square scse GIFTS 40 saare s.st ~ los
In Dleck In Green's said 81 aadiiioa, Of ESD
square fret Of los 6o6o square feet Of lot = 116oo
eusse Detcf tnnlngslo ut next Wese - Us NJ men,
ttoncd Block ADD , parsted therrfrom BY l7H Zee,
elyi 11510 square feet Of Collin Carstng's 10 nex
weot VI yenniaen lot and one acre and 1910 Of q
acre Of J. Dsa1shaw's Iot next Of Csrstne's loe, =
9. G. MlTC0eLL.
Asyss, cwy = Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

NEW HARDWARE SToRE.-Another
Store has been opened on Main Street, to
carry on the Hardware business. Messrs
Livingston 4 Lockwood are INV in Dolly
rece'r' Of Their large stock in the above
Inc which wall be cfIrsei to ;irr inspection.
Of the public, at the stand formerly occu-
pied W. C.. Wadsworth.
These yonns friends are eomparativel J
strangers in our midst, but having erea
confidence in the superiority Of this cit. n
mercantile point d view, have conci,. I'd
to swell our large and Increasing Business
by the addition Of aaothss store. Give
them cordial wsleens " extending them
liberal patronage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

NJ Nk3o e4s = 41aensw = ~
0lseioae0 Cesvsa1iea - ~ fast tAst
fuuent vaAG1 sdslsguos = ehss Csesss-
-, - ~ ~ = alnoaaeaes q thst
Ceovsatioa. On iueosn1ot - widths ten
osst q ~ CaliDssais dsls0sAios, wss ss-
suaistsd witA tAen asd viii Hsrsest I'D
~ DeubWs - tAst dslssaaisa said y was
sst dslsssls end Vas net there.
We % ksow hat ~ ststemsnt It the
Cissiansti 0sssses, COPIED y oer. Alfred
Sanders u biz Issue Of The sl5th inst,
hss bsea esntradietsd, end BY the "Eaquir-
= ~ and fassAssmose that the following
srs me names % The California delegatisa
h sttsedanee:
PC nsst, 1L soIeaen,
eseeel y DosAs J lsssssisr Eess.
DE Bssl, IN Dswley,
J b Hill, 0W yaes.
The asseslsea tAst Herbert vs. adwiasd
- the door ssd setsd wish ihs delegates, i
sioply Bunesnb, Leather and PvunelIs.
We will lend NJ. Q. copy q the pro.
csedings Of that conventi"a, containing .
Svls sepor Of al, from beginAisg 10 end,
aad On examinasion be win 6nd that Her.
bsstas name 10 not accustomed therein. The
fact Is, Herbert was not in Cincsnsati du.
ring the sitting Of the Convention, and the
Cncinaasi Gazette - well a. The Cleveland
Herald, got up the yarn copied in part BY
Mr.. Sanders in his Gssstts - "good
enough Morgan" and Sanders took il oil
Tor true.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

NOTICE y Aeresy siv-n thst IN nectioa Vim ~
lVhah u ~ aogosal peeeincts 10 Scott Couaty On
Adoday The ~ day Of August lo 1ss ~ eisetoa q
sAs SealoViag ossts Oneers:
one Treasurer q State-ons Attorney General
0eoalDr 1uT The 4lst material District In place a
G. FuAtn rest01od3 tAsee 1pres~ntativrs one Prose.
tAas Aaot beAsA =. the revisin q tAe Constitu.
TIA - ~ ota1s q Bswa. YhMo d snyoe q the Ouo.
vause cAau lsve Il written p.etea. 'Fes the Co.
~ @ss'' ssee'sa. 'Asaiae ~ coayss-
esysa 0~ ~ Asaa sAb ,ssA yu,y Isss.
". l. COOK, O.. Jvdob.1
"a ~ I'D. AVN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

DysrRucruvs FisE.-At about twelve
O'Clock last Monday night, : 6rs broke out
in ware house, the property u Dr.. Laa.
ger,and occupied By Messrs. Hull, Allen 4
Co., for storage purposes, ~ thsse beng
no aesns By which ~ lsass essld Be ar.
rested. the 6rslsoen eeana"irsted TO the
ware hos.s Of u. b. Hoffman, which 10
also occupied BY Hull, AlIsa I Co., and
thence to the B.kery Of Mr.. D. Moore's
ard was not arrested sat,l The American
Star Heuss, and Grocery Store sad Ga
loon, kept BY M. Mitchell, we're consumed,
also ware house belonging to Nousss
veils L Co.. standing 10 Ssss Of the othe .
buildipgs. s
The ware house eeespisd y Me.srs.
Hull, Allen L Co contained . large D.
mount Of stored goods, 81, o. nearly al,
Of which were destroyed. NJ. Moors
Bakery Wa insured 10 Tie sasast ef g.
600, and the property Of Asssss. Nourse,
vslls 4 Co. was also usdas insassnse. e.
Most Of the furniture OF the Ansricaa Stas
House wss eensunsd-uaiasursa.
This Aesse, aad The 0s"essy wss The
property Of NJ. Shields. Ths amount Of
less Is said to Be about @30yt %. The IRE
originated IN building wh6ss there has
been no IRE kept, and this eoraagralion in
the 6rst instance was. doubtless the work
Of an isesndiary, sad In the second
Il il The work Of The voters Of this city.
OHsd there been Ne proper apparatus 1t
Aand. - @eseetie esnpssy 1svssid have
stayed tie course Of TIE daaes and secured
to the pso7le their property. BY most Of
the parties injured BY this Gre The loss will
bedseply felt aud Why such = saeri6cs Of
property when half the amount lost At this
time would supply the city with Necessary
IRE implements? Let this warning b
Needed - il is bought at great expense.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

Yesterday the thermclAGtcr arose to
The heighth of'i00e in the shaae=-s heat
that - sufficient Tor oil ordinary cireun.
stances
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16
WILSON 3 HARLEY.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

wilson . HARLEY:
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
DAvenPoTt, IovVA.
TE.a0!! EE.lSlly
Maif Chssts lmpereria.
yo0ng Hyson and C3unpowdevs
- half chests Ool0ng and SouchO0R,
30 Cuities from 70 - lbsl
% noHes Palm Snaps
lObo1es vaSieeated Sosp:
- hsses Transparent Soap;
A.bo1es Castle Sosp.
. bo1es Pic6les,
Sebasss saaass. cassup "a Fsvsss
10 boues q various sssnds u sl,aes ysAssso;
sases lnsartsa Cisass -e
- ls.es No I and scaled ussias.
- Ibis new Maceere,,
- haN ~ Nscnaset
- tises nsokesa - sanny ~.
= 49, - 80 = nesasess
- Ahds - 00ooss
Godos Drd Cords. $780,. .-'.' +
- sscks = HID feacAss.
100 he9os ~ uoisaog
$500 sssA Nu19
- bonss ssDd 0,ass;
Soo6aO o1sPt Wais;
0peeeD q III hinAe, 81
Wood and willow wA9e:
3 Sci .ss~ srr,h.s, e &c. 90
90bbls Cider vineRas.
vhoelAsr wesA large stOCA o. osAcr artt3es n Z
osssso WILSON RAINY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

~ Nixon has received fine lot Of
apples, the very best Of tie asasan. They
60 off like hot cakes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

MANUFACTURED By the Chicseo Dag Asnufacto
WxU. 1sndalpa street, corner II ClaTk, Chicago.
DLCUR. nUCKwHnAf, COAN NRAl, HAM, PAR
1BR1. OsH AeU10 AND 0SA4LxSS,
- .s GRAIN SACKS
~ ous0lsANA uDsA the sAnrtsss poetee, enA q ~
AsNeee nevtee pgtces The Aesigas lor branding ere
NsO. sstotAa 81 sot 70 b ssspassed e tns eous.
~. q. ". ASHARD
ly0tf Post OAlcr-address hOx 1851.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

RRNKADER that sale q Auction NJ
Adsnsen Z Rspp's, eomnsasse thi, after.
noea q . ssasSsek. Rssssas desiro.e Al
nskia9 Gssd basxa,sss nsse ~ fail 10 h
there. The isdaesaesss sss epsssr tAaa
svss. ca a. st&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

NEW MUSIC /! NEW MUSIC /!
u No. 3. Le Claire Row
'.p1ITA Ppl su09136CH,"
nne competition, ord destiAe4 70 become . greot
s'DRTRQIT suOFTIsCH."
1ne 0eaedy, oood tune, and Duct the thlpa foy
dancing" '1'm going hume to-norrov',, sen6el a
the vssy popu,is ssng 'i'm eHna heans''
's1reee e H. Forrest" companion - stsAeals q
eesos," ~ hun1reA other ssesat pahaiesttuos q
ane upslc.
fancs tuned and pat In order, By killsai persoas.
tyod0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16


TN .chiesge and OOniaewsse nesse... 1ssese
y tselisbed last ssssen, has reeetvs4 M QHt161
Sahic, aad 8 go uaiv:rs.bS slsresSssissS = q
::s s 3 s. 6sss 3; .s.:. rss;s
lGo6 have bseA aaAe NH - vssu - Mo1sos9 ~
0fees -. Monte ~ 40 seoA1sta1Da. $1,000
= yssH:ss e $3.50 sssee4.ese
"a *. s .s!s ss 3 go y + -
=. s,:s!sss "a nc: I 80 9. ss:sls.s
: :sas s = s::s :ss. q. So 49,, 49,
epistt o ~ Iahrs); an ~ n01lssa0is-3l1s =
Of 0cesGian lay-se!p ssseD = vbrs uasuJss7b
49, 49, p. , s
a r. = - = :. e 's ::s 1'sss -
- = tAet seles - aDaae - - 80 -
~ rauiso4 Dpsees - sVo1G r 0lG go
- g sshaPs. sssseess sstu ense L.
~ 1sesiss~. Deaas na>s ssaaas)lao s1sos -
o ass,vi. q ssnees y.aesgw s4h : -
= 81; s;. =: = ls ;:;s ~: y H.:
and ~ Hsla - - - lsuysoaA - - =
ssa1eesepe 49, s0aaaglA - - a1oe -
~ 'e''1as sssSsSEs 81 3 Ss:Sls ~ w.
SAesss saasa visa lsasslsh
AzalsHMSW Ho4E 3es5oA1
80 ~ - saSs hasars 0tiss.
~ Hasst0nsGaosaee SssssessoasnseQsl
:ssssSas: -: ~ Sss9ss;s: -,
co. issss cs;s. es6$sss
M - I0ooooeooo0s :
~ Co. ~. eaae Soe1sonwA :
- ~ ,ssvs O., = 49,. sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

Cart: CLANS, ~ the steamer Ben.
caaseell. win seeeat sw Assts m l.ta
= Issis pepFa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

01ooAelog'o 0alg Dye.-Twenty years experiment.
- apeaeattoa Justify the psopstets IN varraatins
ehis ~ best HAIR Dye IN exisesocs. u dyes blace
- bsOvn iasssss,y without b, lrsst injury toAaar
% sain. Mao aad sold. appiisd IN nlns private
ses0s) u BA1UuBLOR VIZ Factory, - D1osA.
vay. New Yort. - snre you get VIM. A. Datchs-
sss, - there 10 worthless imitatinu Ths eenune v
~ n Daveaport. By III tAs Dsuegists.
June 0o-daW I'm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

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....-..-.. 49, ".-~.~ ~ s.~..-- ~.
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49,
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S"s
wossd sers 70 cAAee osseassaGe.. wAsrsnsed pare
y vsossshess - ~ M onJlths isDnspO y w.
81 beeleA. ksrasc disscttoas, vhch shcsld Be ssed
sf"0esay sseh boz. pr,ss u. Por save ~ ~
Deum1ooo r mvunnog1 apA Hires CiiVDs0Ov,
- i.,e.A - nv ~ hv ,rc,os.os n 70 Dr. Cor
s~a...a cA.... ~ - neuaAvay. Hsv Yosk
I..s,A.,,.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

TINE CHICAGO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE Room No. 1. Mas mic Temple.
Dearborn St., On lC.4GQ
cir..TAL S.vik, Si.,.; ;>cv
EDMUND o. RS7,ttH,eotGg s.s, COOK
TURNEY = GiLDEKT' Mr. CisAPx.S.
Os0RGE Hun.
EDNrND CANFiE,.D Prs. HENRY BASpT. Sc
HENRY CHAPMAN, frsas'r.
n. GalSE4T. Gene vi As,N, I'D Surveyor.
This Company vas prGalix d on me c7th day Of
March, A. y. 1854. und.r sp Gal Cbartcr trop the
LEGISLATURE u Illinois and ts.pssa cop.mcnccd und
tn most fav"rabi' auspices Its e-tA.,, hWent has
been uIAI . arna aud r.iasA" kas;s, aIa q vi v Of
its stability, soundl.sss and rmanncy rank as one
Of III. frst Insurance Companies In To- country. To
thfe dsirous Of protesting IL msclves againa; loss
or d.mae. BY FIRE or pel Of she they bes leave
ss,sr.. s.on. { IT. Ssss C1s,ssas' q
wllia@: Z As.ry. Chicago.
Stone + Boomer,
\. g. purand, Prss, I Racine 4 Mise. Railroad.
Gen. G, NUthrup Cash'r kac. Co Bank.
VIM r Lynde Esq. Milwaukee.
Henry Farram Pres't Chicago \. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert, Cash Com Bank. Chicago.
Dan p. Rhodes. Esq, Cleveland o.
Hon. John G. bresn, Treas'r. of State, Columbus.
Thos. Campbil, Esq Springfield, Ill.
Hon. T. ChamAe lin, st. Louis. No.
Messrs wadsworth Wells 4 Sycamore, Chicago.
Aessrs. !. II. Burch 4 Co., Chicago hank
Hon. VIM. Nedll, Gov 'rner Of Ohio.
\ -ssrs. G. ". sis-r Co.. Chicago,
g Judd, Smith & Pratt, Dixon, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-16

The shove certificate snd word II "eauttoa speaha
1br Itself The mating Of the same was . voluntary
act a The Individuals end arms whose names ars
thereto attached The original In tbs possession Of
NJ LILLE, and free % the inspection u All 1hs
eepsion. with host Of OTHERS have csrtiAed to the
fact that LILLE 3 celebrated FlRE AID BURGLAR
Pnoev SAFES. are perfectly safs and proof against
DUnoLAns AND PtAp. In fact Lulie's ere Tie only
Burglar.
They are fos sals q The Asesoy In this city, "a
oeeond Street NV doors east Of Brady, -
-~ S;S y. ss71SScfccSS'eS ;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-02

country to know i'll want the gentle.
men from the free States, our Republi.
cans, our Seward Republicans, cur Abo.
l'lonis's, or whatever else -you may. b
called 10 know it-sha. il you restore the
Missouri Compromise. or repea, tho fu
g'tive slave Law, this Union wil be dis.
solved -.
You will find disunion brea.hed forth
In the Squatter Sovereig,,, the Buchanau
organ it Kansas, which says:
THAT Kansas MUST be a slare STATE
OR THIS UNION WILL BE DISSOLVED"
Here is where you find disanion.-
Among the Democrats, but not among
the Republicans. The Republicans are
liberty loving, constitutional, Union low.
ing ireemen; who follow The teachings
and principles Of Washington and Jeffer.
son. While the presen. negro.worship.
ping supporters OF old Buck and his Cal
noun notions, ale 50 much enamored with
wool--so much betuaddicd after the ebo.
shin, that, unless they can have the dar.
ky IN their families, and in the fields and
IN their business. can have him land he,
more particularly wherever they are
then they cry dissolution, dissolution.
There is where you find dissolution
Dick Johnson would have dissolved the
Union rather than have been deprived o.
hls darling house slave, and that same
poiicy now pervades every channel of the
present Calhoun, Buchanan party---if they
cannot have the niger wherever they are
Then comes dissolution.
Amt you ashamed, Mr. Democlat, tc
say,>in the face OF 50 much record, tina,
the Republicans are disunionists.
You arr like the thief, who, when de.
tected and pursued, ran crying aloud
stop thief, stop thief So Mr.. Demo.
crat cries 'disunlon, dlsunion.'
All the disunion that they are afraid Of
is tina, the Republicans will dissolve the
union between them and their dearly be.
Iored nlggsrs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-02

TIrroh IAADE.--Ws have neglected to notice
the change iu Mercantile houses IL his place
being made.
Mr. N. J. Hawley il .acces.o. to William, 4
Goswsy, and carriss on the Furniture business
Astne Old stsna Ia virgil Biock
Brown SeAmsn have opened new Cabinet
Shop
Mr.. A. Parsons has removed his Saddle and
Harness Shop TO . new room in the brick build.
Ing ssu,h Of the Cour; House.
Friedrich Helslsld has b4ilt lin q new brick
house and opened new Boot 4 shoe Store south
the Court House.
Aillhouse 4 Seyman have built the anew
house, and taken their Harness i Saddle Store
on The south side Of the public square
The Post Once 10 removed 10 the west end Of
the Culbertson Block. where Mr.. Lon. has quite
sssock Of books fancy goods etc.
Mr.. s S. Freen A. has fitted mp neat Store
on the corner below the Aidrieh House, where
ne has store well fllei with Boots s. shoes,
and Will make TO order, In the best style any.
Wing in his line.
Wright Carl are SUCCESSORS to ". Ruth. and
are erecting new brick house next to ssetlnda
d snyder
MI. =. Childs IL putting up new brick Store
house on the north SHE of public square, and
WIZ soon have new Store Ia full blast
Bireley Latham have on hand lumber Of all
kinds This 10 q new wrinkle In town--the ffs
lumber yard In the place. Success 10 them.
VIM. n Knot. is successor to Clark Knott in
the Book trade. etc.
MIR. johnson does the "BarbeIiagp over
Chamsers Sons Drug Store.
Nj. J. w. Daglcy is erecting a large brick
e4iliding on the corner above the Birey House
where he will soon open a Book 4 Stat ioners
Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-02

Esag' A son If Erin, lately arrived at
Baltimore, was employed to drive a car,
Not being al adept in the art and myste.
ny OF hauling dirt, was wo(ully perplex-
ed when he wished to empty the cart,and
after as much maneuverlng to sc, 1t into a
proper position as would have sutficed to
move n ~, be marched up to the horse
head, seized the bride with a powerful
grasp, and sang out with a hearty good
will, rare up! rare up calculating the
horse would elevate himself lar enough
70 empty the cart.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-02

Jossph X. Snyder and W Han.mond.-In an
article In the Cedar Democrat, Of last week
over the above signatures, 1t IL said: at had
been eurrcntly reported through town, and come
10 the ears Of NJ. Joseph Crawford, that the Dew
Drops intended 70 overturn the house In which
no lived Nov Ii such report had become
current, Who made tso. Tire Dew Drops, both
individually and collectively, in the Lodge room
aver that they had never made, heard or even
thought Of such . thing and hence, If there
.as such report II must have been circulated
~ she rum drops or Others, aud not by the Dew
Drops. or It must have been the pronptings of a
guilty conscience. Where did the current re.
poes come from, can any one tell Again, where
oid ne idea Of making ''reprsals' come from
ana II the Dew Dfops should violate law by
overturning houses, &c, why not appeal to law
- punish them, as they are recommended TO
appeal to law 10 case it IL violated? Which has
come nearest threatening mob violence, The Dew
pfops, who never thought OF such thug, or
snose who talk Of" reprisalsn
There Is truth In the saying that there are
persons in town who would feel like attsokiag
the Dew Drops il their head quarters" This
nas been shown by one attack already made. and
mere are, no doubt, those who would like TO
nave some pretext for another. Bat the Dew
Ufops knew how - mind their own business full
y Wen - tho rum drop. In CONCLUSION, We
1ould Just say to the people Of the town and
os0usy, that hereafter, when they hear such
current reports about the Dew Drops being
ABOUT 70 take the law into their own hands, you
yea may set II down a. the fabrication OF some
Ma!n, which measures the law abiding qualities
o. the lew Drops by their own, and that too,
most likely, when cnder the stimulus Of the OPP
posite Of Dew Drops