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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

FaEE LABlaIA9 natural capital which eansti-
tates the real wealth Of thus great country, ard
creates that intelligent power in the atone 20
b. relied oa a. the bulwark II Free Institution -
John G. Frem nt's Letter Ut Acceptance.
Whenever th re Is a substantive good 10 be dom
Whenever there - foot II laud - he NJ cye,,taa
ifoa bseea-ng slave territory, am VIII az 20 az
fert the pFasiple # the exclusion oE Saver, -
Daniel Nehsier.
l re,s4t .at ! never caa and never .;ll VOTE .,a
earthly power viii ever max. s,te 4, snre,d
slatery over territory where II d. ~ not exist
Henry Clay
l heartily concur In all NOV sments which have
for their ptgri - repair the nscLl,I arising from
the vocation III good faith ~ the repsa Of the il
s,url tonFfomtse ! am cposcd to Slavery In the
ab7tract ard apaa prime pies sustained and made
hssltaaa W setsicdeoaA ,stion. While feel inn X.
ibie IN he belief that 1t ought not t. he nterfcfed
Nta mast9 = s1his uaiet lne shield Of state SOY
ereignss am az mi Abiy opposed Ia it, extens on
on thts e9n'inenf beyond III present limits tohn
G. frcmoat.
isei tnat there is nothing which tho riyiiig8i
word II taey taSe NOTES OF 30 humble sn iad.s 4.
aai AS myself, viii fsproaea me a4th Hheu sa,.
as said tae other aay. had mais up tiY uina
for one, that aaact esaeHn faaeea would rol,stt
~ Tho 6GrtAss extension If the area # slavery il,
the Unit u states, or 81 The further increase Il
Slave representation in the House II Representa-
tises.--[spsech vi Danie Webster on The uss ~
30. 20. 49,
II. goicE OF HEsR, ctA,.--In 1900, ucnry cla,
spsAe The f4livwlDg words
.+isnt yaa cannot put your finger On any part 81
the GeA4statsoa which conveys this riRat OF .,
power II carry sla.rs fsom one Of tin states IL 81
unina Ia aay AsrgtsoF. vi the United states. Mr.
sir. can admit Tor SINGLE rnoineEt. that there 5
aay separate or dastinei fsght u,r1n The l.s :,
ats u Individual fA-,nbsrs IL tie state ~ al,
parlsou Of the people ~ iAs Jaited @.a.. ID "a 4,
Slaves lltg Territories. NADER the iea tbA ti114,
Territories are he'd IL eoinlap b., Nc the seYern
ssatss.5
Iax Eieasosp EsousasE oS rne ctsslAsAyI ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

WILLING TO "LET THE UNION SLIpE."-
Howell Cobb, Black Democrat, sis the author
"of a resolution adopted by convention in
g Georgia, declaring that should Kansas be
"refused admission into the Union because
" of Slavery being in her Constitution, or
Gas "A Slave State, Georgia would RESIST
" such action Of Congress even to the DIS
SOLUTION OF THE UNION"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Tug 'DEs MoiNss VALLEY Wnis. Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has an extensive and in
creasing circulation throughout the Dc.Moines VAL
ley IS well in the rest of the State and the Uni
ted States, and as a medium Of advertising is not
urpassed Subscription price 80 per annum in
al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Va the Slavery question the platform adopted for
Buchanan comprises these points
list congress has no right to exclude Slavery
from any territory.
3D. The rsopie of territory have no power 20
prohibit Slavery 50 long the territorial govern
ment lasts.
id s4aatter Sovereignty is huuibug. and il .l,,
longer plank in the Democratic creed.
4th. Estate eqasiity means the right - shaw,
holders to take their Slaves into {, a nnlsia do
man, by virtue OF the Slave '.ws a III. slave
States.
'sh' "a, siaseryif national ara Freedom scc,
tonal.
9th 1hli the people OF territory can only cx
ella lie slavery from anon. them after they haze
formed State Constitution and been admitted int,
th.Tnion.
7th. That Kansas must be kept out Of The Union
qn tae pies Of want Of population, until the Free
State murdered or driven out and the slave
holders firmly painted under the protection II In,
General Government.
sth. That any denying the foregoing doc
thine IS Traitor, and should be dealt with accord
ingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

FRExoHr SELF MADE MAN.--The follow
ing, which we clip from oae Of our ex-
change papers, will show what man can
do by his own industry and perseverance and
good fortune:
"When Col. Fremont was lad II twelve
years, his widowed mother was very poor,
sister died Of consumption, and the expenses
Of her illness and funeral fell with crushing
weight on the afflicted family. John, (now
the renowned Colonel who was stout
hearted and noble little fellow, told his moth
er that he should 20 to work and earn some
thing TO help support the family. He accord
ingly Shred out 70 rich planter Of the
neighborhood, SO do anything he could and
went to work with right good will. The
planter didnot wish the boy to eat with thu
servants, SO he had side-tsble set for him
in the dining room, and there the little fell
low cat his meals alone. Nor that same
planter, Is rorkiag to make his former
.chore boy (whom he would not let eat mt
his table, President of the United States ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

A COOP SIoS.--European Democrats
watch closely the struggles in our Republic.
They begin to understand its spirit, and the
parties engaged in it. A letter from Paris
says:
The Democratic party in Europe has at
last learned that the Democratic party Of the
United States and that OF Europe arc not
synonymous in principle, and that the term
is there empty ami without meaning. This
10 a greas step towards placing political psr-
ties in the United States, and ignorant Of
the physiology Of its political parties ma
turally fell into the arms Of ssthc Democfa-
cy."
ssThe Democracy" thus secured and main
tanned it's ascendancy upon fictitious basis.
Wa are rejoiced now to see European jour
mails discard the names Of men and parties,
for the examination Of the "plate. forme''-
to quote the new French word, coined for
the occasion; to see them drop men and
names for an examination Of principles.
The reaction upon American politics will be
sslutary in double point Of view.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

VINO ARE THE SKcTioNALIsrs.-The Hon.
Edward Bates, Of St. Louis, has recently
written u letter giving his reasons why as
Is an unchanged Whig,' he cannot support
Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency. After
exposing Mr.. Buchanan's black and hideous
record, he comes down as follows on bis sup
porters
" Ii has become quite fashionable Of late
for the Buchanan men to be particularly ma
tional, and the peculiar friends Of the Union.
The coolest piece Of impudsnce that was
ever palmed of upon = guliible public.
Why, tn ere is not . trvo in politics who does
not know that MIR. Buchanan would stand no
chance at all Of election If you strike OF
from his support those States whose most
eminent and most popular men despise the
term national, and have often declared that
they know the Union only by ito oppressi ons
and cxactions; States, many Of whose pre-
sent leaders are fresh and hot from Section
al Conventions, by authority, for the very
purpose OF dissolving the Union, and for no
better reasons than that California was adj
mitted, with constitution made at her own
free will, but containing clause forbidding
Slavery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

We, some time since, published the report
Of the tarring and feathcring Of a Methodist
preacher, and killing an old man, member
Of the Methodist Church, at Rochester, Mo-,
by mob Of the citizens Of that place. The
cause Of the assault WIS stated to be, the
connection OF the parties with the Methodist
Church North. The Democratic Border
Ruf6an papers denied the whole thing ut the
time, as being Black Republican lie. The
following from a we'll known aud widely cir
culated religious paper, confms the whole
AFFAIR:
From the Western Christian Advocate.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN ROCHESTER,
MISSOURI.
The Rev. A. Coleman; psesiding Elder in
Mt. Vernon District, called at our ONCE on
Friday morning last, July 25th. lie fully
confirms the statement made in this paper
three weeks ago, respecting the tarring of
the Rev. VIM. Sellers, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Rochester, No. He
had the account from brothers Sellers own
lips. The mob gathered around him, deter
mined to prevent his holding meeting ac-
cording TO previous appointment. One man
aimed a blow at bis head with club, which
he warded Of. lie was then seized, amid
that he should be killed on the spot, and
others that he should be tarred. Finally the
latter counsel prevailed. Hcw was then taken
between two houses, where barrel Of tar
Was placed, one end in the ground and the
upper head open.
Some then advised that he should be plum
ged into the barrel head foremost, and sufo-
Gated in that way others that he should BE-
stripped md tarred, and others that the tar
should be put on over his clothes. Finally
1t was determined that the tar should be put
on over his clothes, which was sctually done.
His eyes, and ears, and hair was filed with
it. In this dreadful condition he was nj
lowed five minutes to detcrmine whether he
would quit the country or die on the spot.
He left in company with another minister,
who came to attend the Same meeting, hay-
ing arrived after this insult to Mr.. Sellers.
Both were pursued by the mob for several
miles, Mr.. Sellers covered all over with tar,
and exposed in this condition to burning
sun. Mr.. Sellers was so much exhausted by
this inhuman treatment, as to be obliged to
lay by for several days, when he found plsce
of safety.
IL was on the same occasion that the ven
cradle Father Holland was murdered, in the
seventeen year of his age. How long shall
this dreadful condition of things las, ? 90
Lord, how long9''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23
Noelce % Coneractors.

NOSlce 30 ConsFaCtoFs.
GEALED Proposals willbe received 1t the oGss Of
- tho City Engineer, Until o'clock p. N. Of Mon
day, August 2tth, 1855, for the excavation Of ~
Greek Channel in Bank street, between I'd end eth
streets.
Specifications can be seen at the once Of tho City
Enginesr 1. HUTCHINSON,
Ksokuk, Aug. Is, '56.-dl0t City Engineer.
FryHE Agricultural Bank Of Tennessee ID taken q
i Ct our counter - other currency.
July3s-d FORD, 00RHAN FORD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23
Col. fremons's Religion. Last Ex.
cuse taken from his vitlifiers.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 9th, 1856.

NEW AoHA, aug. oth, 1000.
To the Editors Of the Roches American !:
perceive in your paper Of the 7th inst,
the following comment upon my letter to
+. ID. Mansfield:
MIR. Raymond closes by saying of these
statements, that Mr.. Mansfield is quite ut
liberty to make them public, and to add that
they are given ~ the result Of conversation
with Col. Fremont himself.'
SIS Conversations with whom? Mr.. Ray
mond is careful not to say that the CONVEX
sations we're with him. lie merely gives the
rumors MS they have reached him, but does
not say that he has had word Of converse
ton with Col. Fremont himself"
II had forseen the possibility Of SO small
cavii ~ this | should certainly have pre-
cludcd it by greater precision of language.
As failed to do so then, trust you will
permit me to supply the omission, and add
to the statements contained in the original
letter, the further fact, that they were all
given, as the results, and on the authority
OF conversations had by me, with Colonel
Fremont himself.
VI course, do not expect that this add
ton will have any effect upon the incredibly
Of those who are determined not to DO con-
WINGED. Ii is not for them that my letter
was written,or that this explanation.s added.
Yours, llgNRY J. RAYMOND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Look orr.--The following named banks
are reported broken, and are thrown out by
our bankers FREE City Bank, Warren Coun-
~ Bank, New Castle Bank, all in Pennsylya-
MIA, and the Cumberland Savings, Nd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

CLEAR A. A QrILL.-The Richmond Wing
hates the Democracy but it hates Republi-
canism more. 1t is the leading Fillmore or
gan in Virginia. 1t says, now, that Fillmore
can't be elected, but if he were Withdrawn,
Fremont most likely would be; therefore it
holds on to Fillmore. 1t is very clear why
that ardent defender of Slavery supports
Fillmore, certainly. Is it nott
HIS HRAp's RIGHr.-A Fremont and Day
TON flag floats over the Custom House at
Calais, Me. The inspector who hoisted it
thinks Republicanism is worth more to him
than SO q day, 80 he takes the risk. Good
for him!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

4. corxAsLs. ako. =. snrrn, y. coSHAsls.
0soNNABLE, sMYTH A cO.--whol.sale Gro-
~ GERS, dealers In Tennessee, iron. Forwarding
and Commission Merchants, Nos 81 and 80 Lsses.
Opposite steamboat landing.
fave now hand fall and complete stock for
fall trade. To which the attention Of purchasers 10
solicited.
aug 70.
AEATCHES.--Arc sole agents for Pierce .eelebrA-
H1 ted matches. City trntie Supplied BY the qnsn
.as y
cUNDRIEs-3o Bbls Roofing Pitch. 500 h liz
- do. Papers, both plain and saturated. % bales
o.tum u kegs cut and ~IG "s sI ioais
CEAMLEss SACkS.--5ooo large , bashei, of
- superior quality. Just received direct from the
aug q coNNABLE, sMYTH 4 co
DLASTER PARIS AND CkMENr--25 bills
i Plaster Paris, 100 bbla. Cement. ior ..i: y
sug7s CoNNABLE, sMfTH q 70.
TYowDER p0wDER,,-ioo Keg. Rihs Pow
L der, 800 kegs mining powder. 10 cases IN CAMS
tor powder, 10 cases n pewdef New IN our
.ss - '''u Az coSsAsLE, sMlrH go.
yITINDOW UTAss.--s0o boxes various slass,
w Tumblers, Jars, Flasks, &c. For sale BY
aug % coNNABLL SMlTh W.
TNENNESSEE IRON AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
i Ac.--30O tons AsMoftsd Bar Iron, 200 slabs
Plain steel, tons Square and Octs;on Cast Steel,
ton Spring steel, Z tons Herman steel, ! ton
American and kuglish Blister Steel. large w.
riety Of Blacksmith tools, Tor sale low, " Mcr-
0n amy Is Is ' coSSABLE. sMyTH CO.
NTOrICE.--will be sold pay charges II not call
~ ed for within thirty days. Planning Asehines,
and 2 Box Machines. Received per steamer "sam
Young, September 10th, 1856, in the name Of viii
son Cross.
aug 23 GoNNAbLE. iIh w.
NOTICE.-The Intelligence and General Agen-
IN cy business will BIZ continued In all its branch
o, on the nor TIL ives, ard and johnson such
being deemed the most convenient premises, II be-
ing in the Immediate vicinity to the Post Once
aug rs j. a. STEWART W.
tNrEILIaENCE and Gsnersi Agency Once,
i North west Corner 3rd and johnson. up Stain.
J. q. STEWART CO.,
auf % Proprietor.
| 0AUTION.--All persons are hereby warned not
~ to trust Mrs. Margaret Wheeler nv account
a will pay no debts " her contracting, she having
left my bed and board without cause.
aug % d3ts SAMUEL wHEELAN.
T1ELP WANrED.---ceoks, ChAmbermaids, and
! i l. maids of all work, can ind comfortable stuA
tions good wages by applying at the Inteiigence
and 0eaerai Agency Onice, on Main street, oppo
! cite the LAciede House.
| aug -. 1856 II. fOrHERiNaHAM
! LNMPL0YEKs ia want u respect able servants
"a are invited To call aud register their names at
the intelligence and General Agency Once, on Main
| street, nearly opposite the lseiede.
aug Is H. foIIEklNdHAM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Jusr Hrs LucK.-We have been looking
over an edition OF Fiemont's life. He Ger
tainly has been singularly suoosssful in all
HE Undertakings. 0ns can hardly read his
record without feeling like the Buohaneer
who was willing to bet that Fremont would
BE- elected, not because be wanted him to BE-,
but because il was "just his luck"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Curtis : majority, ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

FiLBusrKR, Ue-le- booster, name given to
frcebooters or buccaneers who plundered
America in the 18th century, Seoane's
Spanish Dictionary.
The followers of Mr.. BUCHANAN, q pro-
fessed Filibuster, are BUCCANEERS, literally.
The terms Filibuster and Buchanecr, MS APP
Piled to his partizans, may therefore be used
INTERCHANGEABLE, with equal propriety. The
century; the BUCCANEERS are the Filibusters
of the 10Th century.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

The KANSAS AFFAIR.--A true version OF the
affair at Franklin is doubtless presented in
an article from tho st. Louis Democrat,
which we publish to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

A CUTE NiGGER.-A brother OF Gutta r.
Brooks has had q slave run away. He
brought him up to Washington, gave him
some gold, just to show how flush Southern
chattels were, threatening to kill him II he
used it. Darkey found it just the thing to
buy railroad tickets with, and left on the
first train Of the Y. G. K. r. for Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

4 pOTHHCAR1Es' HALL, corner II Johnsou and
IA sd street, Ksokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer il Dsags, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Dye
studs, and Perfamery, Tobacco. Cigars and Saul,
Patent Medicines OF al kinds now in use, and con-
large and we'll selected stock, to which he invites
the attention Of dealers. Customers and physisans
will always ind at bis establishment Fresh and Un-
sa.teraied Medicines, which be selects with great
pEasosALcARg for this market, and his prices ars
- low - any other house In the State.
N. B. Piessc call and examine his stock before
puSohasing elsewhere. fsug7l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

M UTNB.--IsOst % run away fFOM INC subscT lbrF,
IN on Monday, the 18th Of August, bound boy /,
by the name Of John Peters Tor John Augustus
Pcterson.) Said boy 10 about eleven years Old
pie xion and hair fair, read we'll. aud IL
and talkstive Heis a Sw~de by birth.
IL lost, liberal reward will be given for his re-
turn; but il he has Ahsconded, SIX ecnts will be
paid for his return. And hereby notify all per
sons that will not be held reliable for his acts
dem snd.. j. X. H0KSIsH.
aug - DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

Ms q y fact ureFs 4 whole sale Deal e -.
No. 81 Main ST., 1T. Louis, Mo,
U EEP constantly on ha ID . complete assortmen'
IN Of custom work. Order. promptly and faith
fully affehded 10
Aug - dbt w.t..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

l1NOK SALE at n bargain for cash.
l. good two horse wagons,
span horses and mules,
mare and colt.
aug ~ W. n. AUSTIN 4 90.
ltO0PERfS3 Of all kinds done TO order and trim
~ ming done in any part " the city.
All orders left at the Getty Mill Store" wi II be
promptly attended to.
aug - w. II. AUSTIN A co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-23

vlNitE subscriber has opened Reading Room for
i The accommodation Of Merchants, Professional
men, and all whom it may concern, II his once on
Main street. between lst and I'd, neaSly opposite the
Laciede House. The latest New York, Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis papers, will be constantly
on die. Il. fOTHERlNuHAM
keokuk AuD4lltf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
Trustees Sale.

tklnENRAs On tAe lsih day q N5yeL.b'r,
!" tSSI II c CHI Aulet STA S5lhit MrIlr .hs wiz.
,umC II Hell cNa-t.i'd nuio samuel sylscst"t,
r,t-tt- /, re tait u - 81 trust, conveying 10 said
i5,,'tt tI land N sv,it comfy va. described ~
tl rs !. Ait Til east halt ~ number one ti) Ia
fg.s.I nAl q, ok number bur t4lth FORFEIT ploH's
ad il ii a. ~ rity ~ pav Epur also sDoiter pstt@
of l.lt Il ms pat Of same lot enc ~ thus bounh
and ,'.-c ID Il: thu sIuih III 81 The
m n sd hiotk tuuf ~ at pont precisely eagi-
distant on tn north snl north 8, eoin.r OF
aid lot one % at th nnrih-"at cofner OF iai nov
ar formerly IL James Mcclure. thence wcsi sloax
south Iiue OF aid alley THIRTEEN feet thence south
ffty-s ven CD f-.t theucr east thirteen sb fett
noI III nfy-seven go feet To place ~ bcsih
ntng: uhtJh .ad cusvcysnre VA made by the said "
a. On Me- : PHI" Nnlir, and IT, Hell for tn"
Js,-e 4 s.c ny payment Of certain prouiss"y
q, te sad tbs mi re-, tlstenn sigis BY SAID u Y.
On M9iicr, date fi,r i-th day OF November. A. D
ts5A and payable 10 - ,ear H. the order o. NJ "
Pike for The sum al Tsriv- Hundred and Finy Dol
iar-
And now aid mt having brsomt da~ AID psysbae
and III. ali " @ Ch Nret having failed to pay
IN. samr 1 Samuel Sylyr-tar Ttuste" a. sSoT'ssid,
81 he ely sivr this public notice, that oy virtue OF
,he lsw.r which IS Ia me vested BY said deed ofrlst,
I win an Moutay the rad day " D.c-nbtf. A. y
1888 1t III. hour 81 O'Clock In Tie afisfnv0 " ssid
,iav o. The Court HOUSE dOot IN the ely VI Dss D.
pay, sx,,.e and cfssr sal puhli, Aneiivn nv
m GELS ~ land ablyo dtscsth or e mneh thsfsI
4. slai l.. sufci.a, 10 sstif and pay the anount o.
lose he 18th al be costs and fSpeIses att Edl1s
3. d SAT- cost, u TIL notice aud Trnsts fscs. Up
en- tue e,Hnpieti0n " sub sal y VIII o. sNfn -
nc raaur s.ith Ii ttipuls'ioa - SAID 90 y uuu
Da,rd Ls 10 b day OF Soyemh Z, A. y. lsoS
noy24id. SAMUEL 1rustsr
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provisions. and since his guilty act
was exposed, through the instrument
tally Of DR.. Esds, hefias sought TO d.
vert pfis,.r attention from himself, b.
prcierring charges against his sccnser.
The following is the letter Of Mr.. Johns
ton.
LErrka oF EDWARD JOHNSTON.
To the Editor o, the Keokuk OoH
CITY A few moments ago my atteh-
ton was called to an article In the
Gate CITY Of last Saturday, purportlng
10 be editorial. that contains some char
res in regard to myself which are ut
terly untrue.
II is stated tina, Gov. Grimes gave
me notice that the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction was defaulter to
the amount If 100000. dc.
This is false. Gov Grimes never
gave me. either ty letter or verbally,
any such notice; AMI doubt whether
he ever made any such statement As is
contained in your article Even II II
w.rc true, ] am not aware that | am
responsible in ANY manner, legally or
otherwise, for such dcialcation. or any
part Oft.
IL IS stated that | have sufficient o'
the public funds under my contrcl Ia
make me safe, dc.
This is false. ! have never received
from the Superintendent Of Public In
strGction any funds, moneys, securities.
or property Of any kind, either as loans
or ON deposit. or in any manner what
ever. A baser libel could not be ut
tered.
1t is stated that procured the sig
natures Of about 80 Germans to bond,
as collateral security Ior DIR. Eads, a..
This is false. have never procured
the signature OF, or requested any one,
either directly or indirectly, to sign
any bond for DR. Eads, Or, to the best
of nv recollection, for any other pub
ii, officer
am perfectly indifferent about the
IolticaI character of Your article.
ani accustomed To such attacks. But
| will not permit any man t" make al
assault on my honor and integrity.
am satisfied that Won have been
imposed upon by some ill-rior,ned OF
malicious person, and, therefore, ask
the Insertion OF this note IN Your paper
EDWARD JonNsro>.
kcukrk, Nov Is, 1886.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
FURNISHING GOODS,
find BOus, 1lOxhing.

Ouf -t4s 1T ~ nj. hug u. d. af.tsf il. part o.
ric~. Sick, Gloves, Su-Ieud-ls Shirts rnI,Afs
prrwrit ard HOSIERY.
Tome ARC ser Us ~ faFr ttl and sp enf,t fock
o. every k,nd 10 tie aud rasr The tas
% he iu,.t n tidiaus
Ths'ikfui Ir the HE al patronage that has Re !.
bestowed ON 's.wr hip bs chs. appltcat thou IT, bus.
invs- sil ohi utmost endFAy'rr to phase that ~
sl merit continuance. ~ our old customers and a
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
Notice to Ysuag Men.
Wausetl.


rh- Ls.Ests Of the second Baptist Church end Con-
yrseAsiaa viii hold Psir md FESTIVAL IN their .s~
Hous~ VI worship. corner VI F.usth and P,rsy sts
sts, oa rues.tAy evening. the ri Off e r-ber.
rhe psoceetls are ~ be srpi-d toward turnishinx
sbc church. Al are invit d 10 attend deoSisd