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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
NAAdHoIH SlIT EP.

NNuMoiH SiIrEP. % an.e,,' -
-teames NDttteruef. aa he Ia->a.a frHnt
X ngs'cu t. I'u- t',,.'. ~ I slr9tay its' sc
wines 4 liz, Ia 49, -net =" ~ saw ..
HI VA ~ years sla a6 seigh-a 'i'
paulAs II wa al imp"r ed sheep ans
wa e>l,hi'rd a. III Provincial Fal al
Kugs'on. A geptIsnat farn Vermont 'la-
purchs,rd him and was taking i,im BONE =
he pre-, paid was 1919, 'l"i,sf pound
for - utton. What thin, - n tha', far
mers of 81. Lawrence He te large
as d Young steer, aud "a. souid 20 ust az
willingly 20 NEE, the hui' N. bridge 10
that .heau So I.ssrAet. Amt car.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
LATEST NEWS.

NsH York. 81 ~.
The strsighi wings me- iasi esenins Al
Constitution Hall. and ecaHsef ne A'ne'
ean city ticket
- ..ouI~ de- 4,
The American torch light pfoc -ss'on
last night was the srsnde- am ."s' 'fof'"-
ibg affair ever wltnessed there
The Democratic meeting - 80 ~
large and speeches were u,ade ~ =" -
distinguished speaker
Yesterday vs. III m".l h''iit.u nj lac
erS>iul dai ui Ia Far
Wea,her p'e4-stt: .' q a'.tAef l'""p'' IN
the grounds.
The display 1t horse, md ell ! ne
most extensive ever rnad' Va tn West.
BuHa'o oc' u
The d,u,cnity hs.iu.en the >sp-It.iend
at md Directors q 4 the Engineers 81 the
\. \. ans Erie Raiirosd. suli roniin lss M
ze'f,ad. ard Auf few r any ., ~ l@Hr
nave se,nrned Ii rheir ~nrs.
- 5n-,ne4- nf IN. Ga ~. "a"
aer nae.t. and ,'a,rs a.. ten"riea g. nautrg
10y tgeeg'itar
phiiod-lniis. ttci. =.
IL. Hoa-. q! DepHm. - p,o'e,f
an Epi-copai Corvcniie" ro'dss passed Az
ettrt ueu canon to the 'i'al I R'StrFs
b. nnanimo,ls yatr Ths nni.-e 4 Rtah'
np> .iaS W . ~ Ipon !
- in,t,- ,Ici u
4 iarg. and enthusiastic American meet
! Ing was held tirre YESTERDAY. Delegations
/ tom Inaisor. Illinois a"a ken'nck acre
presen'.
Ros,or. DC, II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

- WIN. Dwight. a cotton AssshaI',
doing an extensive basin"ss IN 0cefaG, has
(sils7 Nia lishiii,,ss ars said e. ~ large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

BtkROWS& PRETTYMiN,
Forwarding aud tsmmlssisa
Merchants.
SsHOIDlCE DE.SLEI1S.
And whols.sle and Il, al q. ,lers "a
ID H p q q q - -
ouEENsWARE, GROCERIES BOOTS AND
SHOES HATS cara CLOTHING,
SALT 90.
Hasina ~n.,.e aa.a ta~ a-nFsr% w. shah pay pafs
.e~.ar aftns,irn ~ NassirifEt -Iofnp aaa soraara
.as Aas l..@a. enas.si.sG ts r.s ssrr.
ssssA jswla ~ ~ ttssss ssv ssrss
3ttVts
Pa, s;f-ss aAvske,shr. .fsWA
Dasespsrt SseAM fieas4eS WILLS.
.i,. ~ ssS IL lsasisn. sy-fssoG, aal ySfa,s ~.
nsefrssa tia, =. pay - 81 si5aes y cssh-she ssh,
"a. rs,ss tef What, .fiear s,ws.s z. 49,
DIT. iS.dt0st
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20


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Il. " IAN. me h..ad 81 ~ &c
."fs 81 ohs pu"'9". ',o ~
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ges,s., u,efs,.,l. I.4a Fails
r. H. VI, Henn, al m l5.l y! Cc,,.
e. RON HI ale. !. -..c'esi hrec'o.
Il place .. II Jes,up, de,essed.
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UNI AShf.' '''"1'' . ""'
county, t"fh'-hrs 'ne ro' % ~ NE I'tL-
WOOD Hines WIZ" son,e s.a''sucs wnich
VIZ pc" " ne'es , :" oa As'''"',''
Ai'enus' -" "
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go h""N' hn"' y ~ ~
thas h'''s.''' =,
sn'a ~ -, s.an
?" We, m"'o' -" w. oe"s '"''y -lMe
aoiisfN ahu yer ~ ~, 49, .''us 80 ~
= he timber, "h'c, : no. rsti'ha'ea. ~
mr. hn' a'e 80, sn,;nas ;. r.
n,a,d,rr cotton 900 lbs, mari. y,,n.t
4,i ash nrx,
p,r.,-wh,,. M,. WIZ. jackson. Of
C,s, county. fca DAYS ,ne. W.. "fgni-
in,r A.. prairi. ire winch threatened % huIn
h. house. laughter slghi or nine years
old. letting separated from The rest OF the
family. nas caught in the ire and burned
o. d.,
-.
ALLAMAhhs 1r.-ihe lansing M1,lo'
learns mat me s'eam Sd" mn a! wanaon
toun,hin on Yellow river. which boasts If
II. pOl innsb,tsuts. school house. three saw
,.;Ij. stores. shop.. &c One mile above IS
tho new town, oi Smithtield, with its saw
mill FIVE ,niie. .est. and ~ miles from,
i the Njssiss,nn, Is Hsrdin, .s,wo year
id y viii ne .aw m,ils, gaisi mill, stores.
mech.n,c SONS. .,p ;nb.hl,ant,. and town
ia,s s,o,T. s,S 10 xIn, Watervi 1. = On
NJ Nv. 90 80, ,o.sass;n. W., valoatJe
' n .aa "' &c. -, .n,,.r,.r hand
~ az po ,"s,'ac $50 led =, ,s miilsn e,,.b.
=. N.Y. 'Isna .s 'u'eu s,.S - ahon,
n.", y! .s ~ a.,
SUI "'''"N'' ~ wiz per va
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
hicagO Steam Dye Works.

Ajf -.'iad -spscif uly iniorai the Ladies Of DAv-
w app inst w. havr established ST l2s soSth
Clsfs 30; BET seen Nsii-or ard Washington ~.
4 tsass Dysiss asA sessrias kssasaiss.
me1t,
fsriS ',esssipi1es II sig sam. saa Wau.SG
sh~ III aas Dresses sse DrfA' Grand ara h.s,orcd
s. fhh4l afisihs I7fise.iri' s@iss,, -a.ei, t.yei
ai.y srAati d. i,asa Gsstsln- eeBAa, iesrna6 .Ia
ssrf+att4 f,..a i,r rr~ 'itf- tfsa4i lie e-trhfry
- a,-iij II . ads Fl
TOOK ar0fiiha-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

1B6R 1860 Y.
FAIL AND WINTER
>ltek " Ready-Nade Clothing.
GEErs FURNISHING GOODS
.assd pedlNv's VV'nrehOssss.
Wh"irsae auf Eeta
fN.aB tIsEM An BROTHER .e4A.. i ! 5out
u ani Serant siieFts have ius, received ,nd are
~ opening large sDs magnificent lock u god
! received from the eastern market and now oTtr
n =, fnf saie at rsma'kahi Nv and ,dvan sgsor-
price, nrr 4t-rk *
MatShaI's sale.
flleLit Nom, & j. irreer aGep ih., sn s4;u,-
] DAY. r. 22d %, 90 Nu..sa j ~. u. trout (
tte ssy9 Off ittt' cits Il pssrulctf I >haii
oaeg pu'iif - lot i. N hlort. siy fs) IN
iht said - 4 pa, OI3zi. lie ensi 4 t,yin2
down ilshs "a - AK ifaat 81 sd ~ stna4rt-
fns to s5tt -I5.sa oli5rs $50 re. IL ,he meal.
iihiF tie nwa-rs ~ atd iot nan pav lr am ma
rEsss thereaG -al4 ta .akr place he zen IT.. Il l,
{ - 'eiHc1 .d - clock y " ~ aid H.,
JOHN II TAYLOR,
D. hS u y id-tNd CIR Marsh@i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
xfheGasst.



The Repu blican party relies Pre-eminent-
" on the intelligence Of the people for It's
success. Without power, destitute Of off
eisi patronage, advocating principles da-
metacaIly Opposed 10 those msintained by
tie covers thai be, recommended alone By
ia advocacy Of ruth aud justice, il has rap
i3ly r.sen to { position u honorable dis.
tlnctlon. It. mission is to restore the sd-
nin.srauon Of the affairs Of this nation 10
is primitive purity 10 carry oJt The PEinc:
Ole. Of th4 Deelararon Of Indeps ndeuce
and the Constitution. To these charters
OF our liberty We appeal Il becomes then
the daty Of every Republican TO make him
self thoroughly acquain'ed wi'h the past
Eistory Of cur country and her .ls.itu-
tons. Nc, does bis responsibility cease
here what is imgor}gni for him TO know
e equally 50 fcr others Hence each one
who Is anxieps 20 advance cur principles,
should cons der himself committee 10 see
that every Yoter oge9 s..Dn lie has aBy in
fuence is segP,iel siGh all the fact. and
documents necessary 10 enable him 10 form
az intelligent opinion 0 the great questions
1t issue Speeches, lives Of orr candi.
dates, &c, &C., viii tend to this end. Bu.
we think the "RePublieaa campaign edition
for the Million, particularly adapted for
,his purposc. Il contains the "Reput lican
platform" tie Lives o. Fremont and Day,
,oa,a with portraits Of each; also the dec.
lBrttion ofIndePendence" and he Consti-
tuition OF the United S,atss;' is pub lished
in neat form b. JsRit: L Co., Boston,
nd may had at shy Book Store ior Eteep
cents copy Every voter ~ho wishes ,a
understand the principles Of she RepnbE-
can party ought 10 have copy Of THE yalp.
Lble document.
The time ia short few weeks u0-s
and the fatefe destiny Of our land rs ses!ea,
action, based 60 Intelligence. 81 anA nr.t.
be our motla
hgRfcgIA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

Thomas CorwiD, Of Ohio, Secretary o
the Treasury under NiIlsrd Fillmore. il Ia,
been claimed wss going to vote for bic Ok
friend, M r. An end is put to ibis gtor,
BY letter from Mr Benedict ofthe CIeve
land Rsral5, written from New YorF. Mr.
B. ssys
"Mr. coywia is Eog 10 New York cav
lin az the Astur House IgEt Thursday. ]
asked him If he should support Buchan6nl
He replied, II have imagined myself as
have been sitting in my room, going up 70
the ballot box On election day IN November,
with vote IN my hand FOR that man who
organized the hret loint-1t5ck political ~.
ing company ever got up in the United
Slater, hnd Jusl e. ! reached The ballo, boz
nv hand containing the ballot fell paralyzed
al nv side / could not 60 H. shall not
make any speeches for q against any can
didate II could make either Of the can
didates President, ] should make Mr. Fill
more President 4 know be " as right as to
the extension Of Slavery before be went to
Europe, and believe he is right non. tut
as there is no chance for the election d
Mr.. Fillmore shall vote for Fremont aud
Dayton" This is the posilion Of Thomas
torWips IN lie own words
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
Vermont

On Tuesday last the Green Mountain
boys, the verify descendants Of the com
pauiats Ethan Allen, spoke o., for Free
dom. The .fstar that never SETS Is as
thoroughly Republican row as she vas
eighty years sgo. II the language OF the
Boston Alas. no one ever thinks Ct asking
how Vermont will 60. That is ever fore
ppne eonelu son, Her voice s ever, With
an, ma if or but, on the side Of freedom
and the right. The sggressofs ard agita-
Tors never dream Of making any inrosds
agains, this imPfegnabls citaae! Of true ma,
tionsl republicanism. The friends Of civil
liberty never permit themselves to doubt
her eonslaucy, let who may fail The
question never is. viii Vermont give Re.
publican majority but how many thousands
afIl il bel No one thinks Of asking what
will lie the character OF her Legislature, but
will there be any members, whe are not
Republicans, Of her Senate
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
calsrsucs Of the Kansas Committee with
TIE President

Twill be remembered that Committee
was appointed by the Free State men Of
Rapsas 10 confer with the President in re-
spect 10 the preparations of the Missouri
n.r,uders for hostile invasion ofthst Ter.
.i,ory; that the President refused 10 hear
them, and referred them TO Ia Secretary,
Mr.. Sydney Webster, with whom nego,ia-
TONS seemed TO amount to nothing, be
cooily informing them IN substance, that
Free State men would have 10 take care Of
thense ives! Upon more mature reflection
!, appears thar the Executive, considering
himself too weak 70 stand up against out
side pressure, has al last concluded to lis
,en 10 the petition OF the Committee. A
paragraph in Washington paper Of last
Saturday says -
.Nessrs. Hyatt. Army and Daniels, the
sub national Kansas Committee, had con-
ference with the President to-day, and re
port thai he justified bis general policy, ex-
pressing his belief that II The people Of
Hansss had been more anxious for pesce,
and lees anxious about their institutions,
there would hsve been no trouble. He
does no, think the condition of things in the
Territory 10 such as TO proven; the OBJ
timing Of justice in the courts, and admits
that the possession OF arms is the ecnstitn.
tionsl right Of al American citizens. He
pledreo himself that the invasions of the
TERRITORY should be prevented, come from
whatever quarter they might; declared that
actual settlers should have Q fair election,
though il should require the entire force OF
the Government 10 secure il; expressed
his determination TO enforce the Territorial
Laws; said he had no power to protect emf
grants Oh their way 10 the Territory, and
that they must rely on the civil authorities
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

Ksow NorHIxGIsM.-The Cedar Co, ADV
thus comments upon our paragraph relating
70 the knowledge displayed by the Iowa
City Reporter in regard to the movement of
the Know Nothings in Iowa,
Just SO, neighbor Gazette, the Reporter
does appear TO have great knowledge Of
such matters The facts are, as far as X {.
n meeting here is concerned, that even
the chief lgnoramuses" OF the old K. N.
party here know nothing about it. The
Reporter man must have taken few dips
| into the mysteries more than any body in
this vicinity, Us he appears better posted
thar any OF them. Even the old stand-b ys
who were present the last time the coacldps
went into the hole and saw tie hole taken
in afisr them, have lost sight Of the beacon
while the Reporter still keeps 10 view the
glimneT orthe dark lantern"
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ra,ssnoed. Retutsd

The most prominent falsehoods propaga
ted against John c. Fremont during tbe pc
lt;cal canvas and those that haze been
moot strongly persisted In, are, is', taat ne
Il Catholic, and Cd. that he is OF has been
the owner OF slaves These charges have
over and over ssain been proven to he issse,
bu, s,ili scue editors ale unprinctPled
enough to repeat them,
The N Y. Express sitter failing hS t's
witnesses 10 prove Fremont Catholic
firmly 6xed upon Father olisetti, Of the
Catholic Church, as knowing TO the fact
changing him with declaring che shoul'
vote for him because lie was one Thi
brough, cut the following letter
WkiTEHALL. Aug. IS, 1850,
To As Editor Of the NhiiskaR CaroA'c't r
The Albany Statesman having publishes
statement, purPorting to have been 'nsa'
BY me, in which ] am understood 10 SAD ina
Col. Fremont was Catholic, aud ief ina
esson wonld receive my tote.
being minister of the Gospel appear
before the public with reluctance cut my
name having been dragged into the poha
cal arena against ms consent, y give eeah
tenapce TO q misstatement, no othet e9ars'
i left. 1 therefore sag tkas % ~ saaa
tASt Col. FgtmoEf - Caihnic neNe
intend TO cav that he was Cathnhc.
.eper stssd laf / shonla role for Lam,
have heard no evidence TO prove that h
vssa Caihoiic; the fact that he toas MARIE
by Q Catholic Priest, II sueh acas TAG cas-
fxrsssAss baf iittls eriSeace that he as0s
CStloaic. Catholic Clersygaea etten MAR
tAoss rho are not Catholic.
The duties OF my profession are such
10 unit me to take par, in politics, ana 9
not now intend 10 vote for any Of the eand
dates for President at the next election.
Yours respectfully,
Rev. MICHAEL OLyETTi.
The Dsnsyille, New York, Herald, h'
he following letter from Colonel BFsnt, q
uncle Of Col. Fremont's wife, who II hs
ssea charged was using negro slaves oSnt
b Col. Fremont. A gentleman residir
near Dansville, addressed letter to Co
Drsnt on The subject, snd he sends U
editor Of the Herald the following reply :
81. LOWS, 9ln 1Ae = 1870
SgR:-Your note OF the slst ult,, is eeio!
me, stating that | was hiring negro'
ownsd b. Colonel Fremont. ireply N
this 10 fsise, never used negro or Ella
bsienging to him, nor do | believe be ev
cwned one, and, TO the bes, Of my kno'
lsdee, never used them himself.
Respe c,fully, J. B. BKAsT.
Mf. I. r. TKEMsLE, Wsyiand, n. \
Thus are the guns of the enemy one
ter anotler being spiked.
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Coxsrrrrlosar coxvEsrios. Re

CossrITr1iOssL CosyEsTios.-The Re
puhlics NJ OF the Senatorial District eompo-
seS Of the counties oi Fsyette, Bremen. But
Ter, Franklin, Grundy, Hardin, Wright,
Webster, Boone, Story, Greene and Hum
boid,, have called Consention TO nomi-
Dsie Delegate to the Constitutional Con-
veution. No evidence yet exists that The
question Of holding Convention 10 amend
The Constitution has carried, although sscb
10 the presumption. Marion county weses
it stated. gave q majority Of 100 against the
Convention. What moiises Influenced the
people OF that county in thus voting, we
know not, but presume they are the only
exception.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
HARDWARE.
IN0STON 4 IOCYWO0D

IyAvE opened aud are now selling splendid stock Of
Ii ardWare At lssr figures than any other
concern the city OF Davenport Ourstoek IL complete
aud eaa furnish all kinds Of Builders Materials, Me
eaancs Tools and Farmers Implements Of the best man
utacture, Give uss call you cannot 10 away without
buyips. No. o Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
Mans, Cut aud wrs,s sg i, ss., brands; ,ooD
CARPENTERS TOOLS Of every description Tor sale
Shwhs LIVINGSTON i LOCKWOOD.
NJ AL, Rye,inx. liarssshoeas, gneaeer' aud hlasA-
~ smiths Hand Hammers aud Sled9es,
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
powISa Machines, Com. aud Cast Steel augera eni
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD
- ENCH aud Hand s,chets Of all tinds most appEo,'
bedmske LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
NIosrick, .firmsr, cort.t and Pairing caissls,
LIVINGSTON y LOCKWOOD,
Ii - LiviSssros LOCKWOOD.
~ LIVINGSTON Il LOCKWOOD.
rHANs, hTisht o. En;i.sh proof soil, nais.r Well,
IL tAaEs, Hssys aud lisht Strap, f,eiis HOOK and
IlSusp ,sry cheap LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
SHffn 4'S' 'o'i fiysS s:sEsS. 4 LOCKWOOD
pRiTIaH Enausied Kettles, ths col, thing for ma
Dktns preserves sil sizes, II ,..,v,
No. oMAinst LIVINGSTON Z LOCKWOOD.
|
| nRAss Kstfts. 6pe assortment i, ts tcuadat
| ID LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
W ELL Wheels, Pumps, Cham ramgs Rel: and
NIouLDERs. E3iiles, se.ye., A.
lNl Nc, q Main 81 LIVINGSTON s. LOCKWOOD,
EILfs John Bo'hsrys ssst as,,s, IN @ests. als's'
l. stock 81 LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
| =, RISD STONE Rollers date Hinges, CON aud Pat
rsnt Noe Main 81. IIyINasfaN q LOCKWOOD
| DRUsHEs Paint. Narnish, sash White Wash, Horse
| bShsying and Hair at LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD
4 MES old colony and other celebrated Manufacture
LIVINGSTON s. LOCKWOOD
MANURE and Hay Forks, Hoes aud Z. : Graf
| Nl Scoops, No o Main Sc.
LIVINGSTON L LOCKWOOD.
NNINDow Glass, Putty, Sc
w LIVINGSTON \ LOCKWOOD.
. WHIps, earrisss and Team, Buck Lashs-,
w LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
II AZARD's celebrated Sporting Powder.
LIMO Main ST, LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
| SHOr Pouches sad Belts Powder Flasks, Gu
Cwper-, Wrenehes, Com aud Q. 5. Tubes. Eiey
chemical prepared Gun Wsds, Eieys Water Proof Cap
- Il. D. Caps Call and buy cheap al No. Main 81, Ds
export. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
y aug Is
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
L.,sr sngsrer or Co.s--The Ottaw,

LADGE bElPaEag OF loss--ine OttaWa
(llls) Republican Of late date rays thai.
I'VE learn that two hundred and forty. one
thousand bushels Of corn were cleared from
the Canal Collectors Office in this city du.
ring the Erst twenty days Of August. From
present appearance We Judge that there
will not be much falling of in the twenty
days following. The whole amount Of corn
shipped during the season is 77e,567 bush
els"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

The PiseerYilie, Cal. American, in speak.
ing Of the intense beat Of he recent great
Gre In thu, place, says that the whole upper
wooden portion Of the Water ComPaDy's res
erycir igni,ed stthe distance Of four hundred
feet, end plumber Of pine stumps took fame
across q space Of SIX hundred feet
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

Thirty Irishnen in Rochester, New Yorkr
Who have heretofore acted with the BuchaE.
IN and Pierce party, signed call some days
since for meeting Of Irish citizens opposed
to the bogus democracy. They met Oh
Moudsy night last, and resolved to cut loose
from . party that sustained the infamous
law. Of Kspsar. that Endorsed Brooks in HE
ccvadly assault, upon Sumner, and that up
hsld Herbert il the killing Of Heating.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

Some idea OF the low stage Of the water
in the Ohio may be gathered FROM the fact
that On Saturday last, Mr.. Patterson, one Of
the Superintendents Of the Adams Express,
and two other gentlemen connected with
thu, company, rode entirely across The chan
nal in a buggy The point Of crossing was
near Louisyile, a short distance below the
&nlis
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
BUY YOUR STOVES

Al the GREAT WB6TERE CINCINNATI STOVE
eiohE' Second street, doors east Of Harrison
Wholesale and Retail, Davenport, Iowa
THE sGbscnbeT has opened stove Slaf, an
second street, doors east of Hsf TisOn her. ne
lntendsto Keep hand one of tho best
Of st0yes, I'm Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Japanned
ware, llh, sbsetiIon and Copper Ware 10 THIS civ
an oi which SiH be soid az low at ny other M
~ davenport Among hi. assortment Of ht0y a.
may De found the celebrated Climax Cook Stove,
which ea0notGs skeellsd for baking, boiiiag, roast
ing sha heating. Also the Charter Oak Cook Stove
put lh Lame aIrC olhef patterns, among which are
me forss! Boil, Etsysted oven, Wisconsin On, aIy
llghl, eoAli Brilliant New Yorker, paTof coal 1oot
Stoves and Coal Stoves Tor parlOrs Churches sTLnnI
houses, slo9esy shops oHieos, &c, together with
in!I IftmsBl Of wood Stoves for Leaiias De An
this city. ~
Particular attention paid 10 Esonug and JuBDtoR
IN general respectfully ASK the pub lie 10 giye nae
can, trusting that BY working uoihios but tbs bss
OF M hndstoek 70 merit and receive snx Of tLsiT
r"-e" ksSs% 20 aH! y. l., HUk.,.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05
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We can cordially endorse The following
Iudieious comments Of the Iowa Temper
rance Organ, upon the course OF our hon
orabIa Representative in Congress. No
member Of Congress stands higher 10 the
estimation OF his fellow members thsn Nc
Thoringten, 4 purely Western man, his
opinion is freely consulted By his brother
members in everything that relates to the
interests Of The great and growing West.
Active, industrious and ever in his place, he
is emphstically one Of the working. men in
Congress; and the man who permi,s him
self, from political hostility, to publicly
speak disparagngly of bis efforts, Is I'M
worthy OF confidence upon any subject in
which his political predictions come in
contact -
The Dsmscrat Of Friday contained
characteristic libel on this gentleman II
says that the State OF Iowa has been forey.
er disgraced by raising this man from an
obscure position TO the place he now occu.
pies We have noticed the arisiocrqtsc pro.
cliyities Of the Democrat for come time past
and now we have another manifestation OF
this in the objection which i urges against
Mr. Tboyington, that he has disgraced the
State because the people, by large major
itg, sent him % Congress from. tan obscure
position" II Dir. Th9rir gton had aappen-
I'd to occupy such lofty position as to
have been The Editor Of such 4 aper Is the
Democrat suppose the election would
have been all right.
Another objection to Mr Thorington is,
that be refused to vote money % the Pfssi
dent TO enforce the bogus lave Of Kansas at
tie point Of the bsyonet, by the army oil
The United States. We applaud Cur Rep
resentatiVe tor the noble act Mr. Tho
rington's course in Congress needs no vim
cation at oar hands he has made up
handsome record. aud one.of which both he
and his irienes may Justly feel proud; but
his stern refass 70 put both purse and
sword into the bands Of Frank Pierce, for
the purpose of "subduing" Freedom in
Kansas, Is the crowning act ofhis Congress.
sjonEl career
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

CraisT1As CoLLEsE citizens q Os-
ksloosa have agreed 70 raise $50 900 as a
donation 10 the Christian Church. if the
College projected BY this Church shall be
located within one mile Of the public square
in that town.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-05

The Nestor of the Bar of Central Ne"
Yo,t, Joshua A. Spencer, heads hst o.
nearly one thousand names 10 call for The
formation Of Fremont and Dayton Club, in
Utica