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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

MnnADs OF 4 TArIas "A Boston tailor,
having wife end grown up children, Re
ssa,ly sbseondea, taxing with hiN .sensia-
cradle ready money and one AZ Ne youne
lalsss e0plsysA % . sewing oiSl u BIZ -
tahlishasnt. The wife cent hes daaahtsr
to huat up the fngitivss. NJ disesyesed
them sslssp In their lodginGs 10 New York,
and ins,esd a dhtsrhinx them, she took
from her fathers clothing roll Of hahk
notes sneaatia6 = d 100, end let. She
nsde ssas peseAsses q : seoss 10 New
York, and 10 ray Tor Il drsw forth from her
stocking the inmenss roll Of money. She
vss ersssted loe AAvins stalep II, and she
diselossd 70 H. naeistsate wAees she got
Il. Her father wes sent (or, end tAs non.
eivsa bank 10 hin. Next aesniae Tie Non
q IVES alsssag saaia. and the tailor ae.
sasel ~ ssyinE gbl wl'A Aaviag sppre.
pstaisd n 6AllS b Gas oolesp. Uh4 va
Sssssssa, aRA while the tailes, seWisg gisl,
end aa1aAtsr were swearing sasl scSasiai
eseA ether, u WALKED the wife. whs had
telleWs.. On frea uss&oa TAe seeas Be-
eame = vleloni, that Tie nazistrQts en-, all
hands u psjosu. b Wuis uAii' M we're
eel enough . sss's tAsis ivASbses SlaheN,
vlalesse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

~ 0br0A1 - A~-a%
GgUras sfAPnr oOnQeaASrrY
1P00lAL ROfSoB 70 bUy1NNn ~
A. sn sdsssii-ias pager ~ State Dsnscrss !. ~
ssssAai, r-ssss'd = tAs svtassss y. ~ rua Il bn-
ess e"s'naf''sstt'n bet~~~n lac by and s<er iis
sssssy isesssssas ctvcssss.on, hoh a, hon. On
eDs"sa. o'ers nvorsea+ esssorfra.'y J0dsrien
dissemination Il aarrcaniiIe nt~iligence nis also
Avsrne hnay iosrnsi. h~nss nrssa sssbsu. .. W.,
- more ~xtrnsive trsAsp-opa~ ArcL.s lc. asa C,s,
ssss Viii And ITS column. essential to . prosperous
Sssiass soaS 70 me- wms" a. Ia !
49, ---------------------- Ak tx %& III
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMNGRAT.
oasSy. rra-W GO My assA Wsekly
NEW ronk-S. u. retttnsili L c..
{" -vischsr Own 4 60
CHicA 0O-Scriv~n 4 GALLAGHER
w q Sprncsr
Ut. LOUIs--y $. Post ..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
DesM Oines River Lac for sale
L.aND DEPARTMENT..

Ls1yND DEPARTMENT.
IlssMosnes Rissv Novigssios andR \. q
oTTrMwA, Iowa, April ~, ~
THE under signed hereby gives noftce, that THIS
Ono 10 no~ open for thu sale Of thsse vAlnse1e
az Thry VAL W aid o. long credit, and IN iots u
.iit means AID wishes 81 purchasers ~
Aiyfurthey information desired 10 relation e ,oS
~ VIII BE- fn nisLs'd Oh arpl.cslbh II this vlmD
mai " etherwi,s GEO pFRK1Ne,
lmayfhN1 ianS Commisstnasg.
LAHD DE- ARyAEs.
DIES AOIxLs NAVIGATION CO. i
nSthc sixteenth day ~ June next, the osAes Be-
~ the sss q III. lands - this q mpany VIII ~
removed frcm this place u Fort Dss MONIES
These lands VIII BE- soif on .oIg cisdts ana 10
Iots 70 sn'i the mprns snt wishes 81 rr,chssers
GEO y FARKlHk.
Land Conin.iyxisrr
OtuDvs vwa ~ 4nsT ia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

n muWGe ~, I
s19eeO 4000o
SUOY A111xY 1p,
AZ r1lnr = 4y.isfU
METROPOLITAN STORE.
Osssss as Book Islaad and secoaA ssse-ss; Dsv~e-
pnrt, lave
SUTTON s. co.
VyAvE, within tn pas, ne days Fscsased lassr
II sad eseoaas ssacs u
Hllu I'D llDeY mY Coos,
Suitable sDs ~ pss.cut and aspsoecAaa9 ssasoas.
ehey brig leave 70 ea IL sstssttA u their custom
ers and thn psblc generally.
Oar stct Of 69E1D 0ooOo we f-el SURF vnl
g, ,s.S':s .s :.s
ssperI mad siks, sa W ~
alcA MORE AntiQss,
spieudi1 BUesss. il3t
Chaaseshae ard pasin s,iA,.
xerino naids.
valeDcss0nes PlAtA,
An Voc. Dsa.l.e,. superb styles.
HALF wool d, beautiful patterns,
nscA striped and plaid LaStss-.
French Aerin0es,
Psraasettas,
siain Deiainsr. Is, *. b.
We have slso large ~ desirable ssock Of bescA-d
and brown
SAeesSss1s SssA SASs-StssNs,
Plain aud Fancy Irish Lsncns,
D,caehed sai brown table Linen.
Crash and diaper To~tlins,
Cambria, Jacon.t Sai.e AuA Book
Nnsiins, elegant embroi-
d~r~A Lace. Glove.
k,anet trimming, Bonnet Aabbons B-itinss, Ac
We would invite special atteotioa - our nagnia.
cent stock Of
Broche Mantle
Br.rhe Square
Black slk, stella, OA.Anere
aud wool
0lOn let GhOoCls!
Prints At all pric.> rom 10 10 cents spseadid
styles and fast cAor. 81 " 10 cents.
our tsIms are
Positively Cash,
aud Jul customers viii And our pric@s eAiren<y lo.
NIB An iapsessa0n having gons abroad that
are suon to tnve Davenport, With here 10 stat
that ne have such intentoL. We trust our custom
will aud us on hand for years to come. and cvcI
ready TO euppy their wants in thr Dry Goods line
SUTTON L CO,
corner Rock Island and Second Streets
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
4 Splendid Chance.
INTENDING to emigIste to Florenc-, Nebraska, I
i desiga to o6ar the following property for sale:
I've Lsss With gseA Nesse and Massnshsp
In Dtue 0sa0 ToWa.
Having done three years In this town = pro0tsbla
business can cOnscientiousy recommend this place
to young man desiring to start business on his
oyxn HENRY 9IRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Banking House.
Selling Rates 81 Exchange.
Exchange On Germany.

OAC0OUSU - "UsDOWys
~ VIE undersigned prepare TO draw dGed
i on the following cities, In sums to -ut purchasers
Berlin In Prussia,
Cologne in
Leipzig la ssXony,
Cassel,
6rcnaen,
Hambure,
Frankfort, y. NJ,
aud solicit the custom OF ali thee. having business
with thoae cities.
CHUBD, BRO, BARROW 4 CO ,BAAKKhs.
I AND WARRANTY ios cal. ~
IL CHuH0, BRO BARLOW co
BAsKEEs ain Il
(lTERLlN0 hills for 81 and upward. For cale by
- CRUDD, Dso. Barrow and Co., Bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Spring 1 Summer Stock
If GOODS Al
w n u. KkAVSEsH
CLOTHING STORE,

WYE wish to direct the attention OF the public
w large and varied stock, which u the best
and most complete before offered BY in this
market which consists IN part u Imported and
American Brosdcioths; Plain and Fancy Cassiu,eres;
Beautiful Styles D~skn; Fancy and plain, imported
and domestic Velvet. and Aar.eille- Cloths Linens,
Drilling. Cotton b. Also most sprndid ss-ort.
ulenf Of
0BNr0' FURNISHING GOODS
10 every variety.
Ovy RSady.mads G0GkSsl Il al Ssaastbcesrsd
at h0me
Buying our stock Of The ATst houses 10 New York
city, Ne are enable to fOurnish at
Cheap Rates.
~vull suits made In - hours. lmayIdtsl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
A SplenAN Chance,

INTENDING to emigI ate to Florencr, Nebraska, I
desigato orr the following property for sale:
I've less With god Mesase and Mas0nshep
In Dtue 0so0 Town.
Having done three years In this town = pTo6tabla
business ] can cOnscientiousy recommend this place
to any young man desiring to start business his
owshook." HENRY CUBE,
(xugI%it1 WagGnmaker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
STATE DEMOCRTI - DAVENPORT. tOA. OCTUB&K D..

~ 0oooo AuD 40 cGn)e1
~: G. .NlADAeUeQ4E
WILL OPEN on THIS,
MONDAY MORNING.
~ Fan Steck n
FINE SHAWLS
.seS -E&sA9@
CLof0 AND VELVET CL0AkR
wa,eA ~. s.A.ss- ss.ss as ~ r'sAs-s sssA s.ss
e0sspd u this pascs sv0
non FALL Ak&
W. A' e'.a'A 'A'' -"'A.a3' Pity '''' ''r'''
New Fan Stylss q SilkA
Hlssncel Relics, very rich.
Rich Velvet Brecs1es,
usa1soDe Fri. Salks.
PLAIN. PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS.
~ WADswORTh.
sepsl2 Second Il, OPP L. Claire House.
HBROlDCkIES
" every ssyss ssd description
Naltese an valcnciennes
COLLARS .Ays.D SETS.
Elegant Silk Blenl
DERTH.aS,
EuglisA Thread And Maltese
EDGlS0S,
Black Guipurs and Brussels kdging>, Lace Capes,
Infants Waists and Robes, many other Style Of
''o"is vill BE- opened this morning !. A. =, .,.s
-ep22 second Il, app. II Claire House,
Prices Reduced.
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
1T COST.
W., N''" ''''' a'.' assortment of ''t'''' styles
LADIES SUMMER DRESS GOOOS,
which We are ANXIOUS to dispose Of. and will oeer
t0en from, this dag
AT COST.
Among them may be- found
Berege Rsbes.
SILK Grenadines Tissues,
Printed Jacenets / Lawns
Plain and Printed
Bereges /; Silks, Peplyns, etc., etc.
Persons Ia wan, Of such good. are requested to
examine this assortment. as moaey can bs saved by
buying
VIC wADswORTH
30 ST op L. OlAir- HOnse.
TO RENT.
A STORE AND RIOHr OFFICES on Main st.
n sep COW whitaker GRANT.
CyALr-soo ibis New York Salt, and 100 bags
y Dairy for sale by EVANS. CHEW co
sspl9 cor Nc. d and Pm, ri
To Lease.
A NUADRR Of desirable I.ots for Residences,
n Brady Main, and Harrison streets t. lease SOr
the term Of 10 years. Apply To
w. q. r. 0URLEY
once on Main, bet Front and Second stre~ts.
auslodtf
House an1 Lease for Sale.
A DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight roolns
"A and Lease a Lot TOR l7k years, situated gu the
uu1 between Brady and HarrisGn streets. Apply
WI. ,. GURLRY. or 70
apeItdu NICHOLS ISbELI. Z co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

TINS ssoux Cry DRMoenAf.-We have
received from ". n. Rhodss, ESQ.,, now Of
the Powsshiek Gasetts, the pr spsctus Of
. asw dsneeraise paper, uader the name Of
the "Sioax City Dsmoer.t,"to BE- dubl,sh-
Il ct Sioux CRY. The 6rs' number i' to
b issasi about he hrs' Of January next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06


After Pease was convicted Of assault aud
battery upon this little girl BY the jury in
the D,s,ric, Court, he sued out y writ o.
Habeas Corpus 10 obtain the custody Of the
little girl, asd a. he alleged ia his petition,
to take her back to the State OF New York,
and deliver her over 10 the Superintendent
Of the Poor. The case was tried before
Judge Tuthill at chambers, in the L. Claire
House, night before last.
After hearing the argument Of Counsel
and evidence, the Judge decided that be
was the Chancellor Of al sach minor chill
dren in bic District, and has full power to
dispose OF them - he should deem for the
best interest ef The minors. Mary z. Calk-
ms is ward in chaneery, and neither Mrs
Tyler or r. n. fsass have any legal right
70 the custody Of this child. The Juags
then decresd that he child should b givsa
70 Dr.. Durtiw Of the l. Claire Houss, which
dseision gave asuessl satisfaction 10 al but
pssss.
Thus has happily ended bitter contro.
very respecting this lovely little gil, and
she now has homo whore she will receive
every comfort, and the kindhsat trsatusa'
Whitaker Z Grant Tor rsass.
Dawson 1 Hobbsll for Defendant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

ALEX. W Ncli RElsO
Notary PHAliG 4 insurance Agems,
O:Hce Banking HOUSE MeGr.sor, Lawes \ hnskmors.
COMMERc Al INSURANCE co.
OF ST LOUIS M
bro and Msri,H rt.ks iakcn al fair rate
Agency Main Street, Durenpor lao.
DIRECTors
john Win-r, AP L.dew, Koilh. ,iarl,
Thos Tut, Win Oshards VIM Cud,ly,
Dsbne, Carr, Cha-sH Peck. MItenb-rqsr.
l.inG. Jackson. Jaurs Street., &c CLARK,
John Evana, Prxnci- Becker, Bernard Bryan
Richar I'd lvers JOHN y. WIMEH, President.
ROYAL CuAMsERLAIN, Sec A. p. LADEN, Vice Pres
ALEX ". Mc6REGOR, Agent
NEW WORK INSURANCE 90,
CAPITAL, xl,OOV,000
Pussy SasAHAs, Acty. MoRss FsASxL,s, Pest
ALEX " MoGREGOR, Agent,
fso0I Davenport, lows
.SvckOils, Campbell = TO-,
ANKRE1S,
Dealers u Exchange md Lasd Warras,s
EseAs~se on fAe pvsncipai ciaes effhs Uaion for
ssIe h sUns 10 ssif DuvcA1sns
All business pet,sintpe T. bsntins ptosupat 81
.-nd-f 10
-ALTEk
Hailk OF AM.rics Nv Yvsb
", an bank, ,1
American ExchAua. haaak Ae~ i,.A
0~o. \. PlnckArd, Prcs't Rank o. New On a..
Aaveans nank. nAvsnna Ohio
0asey HArk~dAle, nonkrr-, 3, LOU.
1akei~y 3 nlclsy, Brokers' Pittsburgh
=. 1oeaey. Rse., 1snk-r, D0elau-
0rnTy Miller. E.Q., Cincinnati
NIC40aAA Wo8kk = %. Oavsapsss,ls~s
LEE. NlCkQL1s = CO., nscsseh,
| M1CK01Io 3 CO. DssWnsv11ls Ninnsssts,
Exchange Brokers and Real
Estate Agents.
| Lad WsrsHss 0sssAs. Soi6 s~d Loessst ~ ths
p Dsl1Ghs Dtsefct. lbvs, ~. Do40s Dtssrtet Iva
| Csuncil biuhs " Sioux City +" /"
| Dscorah Brownsvtu g Ainn
lArsc xsa',l,nt ~ .i'y Pop riy Improve Farm
| and vAcar ,.s',d Throughout b state br sale OF
! tavorIbs Tsru. Ne iGsils stis,tlon 10 our esta.
nsus Of Hral e>ssss, 1apss hs,,-, Abstracts. ~
! 0tliess - Na1o -. osssA ~ second.
f, lApSiin DAVENPORT IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

DY EXPRESS.
KNAPP 4 REnM0N,
"A invoice Of
Lawns and Brilliantes.
>, extremely
LOW PRIOE4.
Also one case Of
Bleached Muslins.
CALLS
GRE.sT s.aCRIFICE.
Iasiec's Caea9 New Y Ork St0 re.
i NOS receiving h second stock u
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which he purchased at ths rc~nt heavy Sales (Which
have taken place inihs
New Tork Auction Rooms.
Many % these C,ods have hssn purchas-A Il . sres,
sacrifice to the Importer and which will BE- ssld .,
Lower Prices
han At any Other establishment IN psv-.ps,, !.
he late arrivals may B. found
1oo0 Parasols,
which wtn b. sAd nucA las than their value
Donnete,
Doun~ss and aiboons v-ry cheap
M4ntlllaS,
iarss 10, - vary .ov prices.
Debargcs,
0ne mcss case osans nlce Deosroes. 81 lss-lt. p-r
ysri
E0bFoIaeries,
Collars sssevss. Banda, Caps b, ~ yyst.s lsrpsiss
Prints,
A Ane lot Just received
Ths faet Is We Asss gos Ne 0oels and .rs isssr.
mined - ssQ Tim y you will buy
u zke1P GOODS,
3E9bA xss01aa<e now
NJ 1o0e6
G a Ii p = II 3.
ssss s'sssvss = o1ssasvAasnsy ssoon.
i1on psvsassss.
CEsal AltYoe(joo.
THR andersigned Invites sst~netea @ asas fsps
J 6ay, The ~ inst. % ~ nsa sAsiss an sslss
! esoustnsnt Of
.NkLEENERx' 0OOOs
ever prsseaesd . The 1saies saA 0essienen q n
| Il eumDrises lsras aaA f,sAaon,b,e .,.ck II nes
psas q The Al and WATER slylss, 1rimmings, AouSn
| w 0Oods Hmbroidssies and lacsa. an1 verleey q
eaAes Foods which haze beW carefully seieoss1 q
hoelhs u strict accordance 1ltA tase md 1AsAien
VIA thanks fo9 past tavoFs, voelcs onQv tAs poA
soaase which has hitherto eren lay0sly ~ lssra
accorded. sLoORA Q. fYL9D,
vest side Of Brady. tesweea Fourth and liis
tsss,s- srp ue-dtw VI,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
RIADY MADE CLOTHING,

.L,ch Ia. been .iected by careful busers WIN spe
ia, refer nee 10 hr demands Of the western market
aud i in point Of quality UNSURPASSED IN tns eny-
W. have mai. arrangements TO b. Constantly sup
pl,rd with all the styles " W. sins apparel -
our friend. that nothing shall b. wanting on our psu
70 .rnuiy thi. community With elegant clothing 1t
- n,sx 4 Oh ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
WEAR GOOD CLOTHES,
AND MY THEM At THE
new CLOTHING STORE,
Rrsax e.. beswsen Hs~rth and Finh.
&CALkINS

nRESENT their compliments 10 the citizrn~ OF VA
v.upnrt and ,ske this method Of informing them
aud mankind generally. that thry VIII op d ~ re"
la. an b. sd, street between Fourth and Finh
inch II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
uouse AM Lease for Sale.

A DWELLING HOUSE containing Eight ruoln,
IA and Lease a Lot tor II years, situated su ths
uuR between Drsdy and HarrisGn STREETS. Apply
! ". H. =. GURLRY, or 70
anRItitf NICHOLS ISBELI & co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
SARAH s BROWN

CHICAGO Nay 1851
havr a~,ei frui-ssDi Wod't Hair hs.torstivs q.
decided advsntsst ltprsvtut. fhc ha.f ftcI4 tslns
-ut, gives Il a.ps. ard softhfx. ,ary dpYirahe
TIE w rrsy hare hat, have Entirely rIssprr sled
Oh-rs Of NV fanny have used II. snd cobcvr witbrM
In pIOnonnc,np IL all N prafesser N o.,
HENRY A. CLARK Michigan Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
Gents Furnishinx Goo1s.

"A abundant. comps.sins everything wished 6r In
Nso,,sm.nss breeding Roosn. Thee articles arr OF
superior u,anusacsurs and viii sivs Complete sss'-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06
TO RENT.

NUnDRR Of desirable I.ots for Resitencss, on
n Brady, Main, and Harrison streets - lease S0i
the term Of 10 year. Apply To
W. q. r. 0URLIY
Once on Main, bet Front and Sscond streets
aus1odtf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia.

This erratic, Southern anti-slaYery ex-
tensionist, declared last summer, that the
Democratic party was afflicted with the
"dry-rot" He has, however, since gone
over "body and breeches" into the Demo
cratic ranks, and may now be regarded as
a parasitic growth upon the trunk Of the
decaying tree of Buchananism. 1t is I'M
derStood that he has been selected by the
managers as a missionary to the heather,
and will shortly visit Tennessee in the pros
ecution of his labors What he has here
toforc said of Mr.. Fillmore can be gather
ed from the following extract from a sketch
of a speech made by him in lS4S. We
presume that he has now all the zeal of a
new convert to Democracy and is untrue
TO the honest expression of his sentiments
eight years ago:
"But it has been said by the sup
porters of Gen. Csss, that Mr.. Fillmore was an
abolitionist. have, for myself, examined into
the matter, both from his votes while in Con-
gress and from those personally acquainted
with him, and | here assert, without the fear
of successful contradiction, that WILLARD
FILLMORE Is AS TRUE A FRIEND TO
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHERN INSTI~
TUTIONS AS ANY MAN, WING OR DEM
OCRAT, NORTH OF MASON AND DIN
0N'S LINE. The charge against Fillmore
was only brought TO prevent full investiga-
ton of the opinions and position of General
Csss."-( Hon. a. II. Stephens at Griffin Sept.
I44SO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
sill Another Fraud EXPOSED.

One Of our American speakers, not long
since, came across in jackson county, pa
per purporting to be published in Middle
town, n. Y, in which Mr. Buchanan was
held up as friend Of the South and Mr..
Fillmore as the opposite. In the n. Y.
Express Of the 18th inst, we find the fol
lowing exposure of this unique fraud.
What will the enemies of the American
party resort to next? Great is their inven-
tive genius!
The Souri, BEING HUMBUGGED BY BUCHANAN
"A paper is printed in Middetown, Orange Co.,
NY, Ia town with about 1000 inhabitants, ION
purpose to circulate South, aud apparently for no
other purpose,-as IL is paper not known out Of
the town where il is printed, and scarcely known
there. The circulation, however is large in Ten
nessee and Alabama, and other Southern States, -
and the object Of giving it that circulation, to
be, 20 paint Buchanan as ultrasSouthern, and the
Northern democracy all Southern, while Fillmore
and his friends are all abolition &c.
Beware, friends South, of this humbug. II is a
wooden nutmeg Ii is Yankee clock, that won't
60. 1t is Southern cotton, woven by Northern
spinning Jenuy,-for the Southern niger market.
1t is DO Northern paper,-ony Northern hum
bug,-doubtless paid for by Buchanan men OF the
South
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
A Candtdnte for a straight-JaoI<et.

Mr. c. j. jenkins, one of the leading
Wings Of Georgia, is out in long letter
on the political condition Of the country.
In this letter he speaks as follows of the
democratic party:
There it stands, armed and equipped cap a.
pie, with imposing mien, but with unDumbered
sins upon its hoary heal. Prominent among
these, in my humble opinion, is that Of hdCing
brought our present troubles upon as, by indi-
vidual indulgence of its Inst for territorial &C
QUESTION, glazed over by the fallacious preten-
sions of extending the area of freedom'-the
demsgogue's hobby and the fillibuster's apollo
gy. That will be dark day for the country,
when conservative old line Wings identify
themselves with this party"
Will not the reader be astounded when
we tell him that, after penning this correct
description of the sham democracy, Mr.
jenkins turns suddenly about and recon-
mends Mr.. Buchanan to the support of
conservative old line wings ?" Surely
Mr.. jenkins is on the road to the Lunatic
Asylum
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
For the Nashville Patriot.
w HO
o.. VIRGINIA FRsScH.)

Look around theel day by day, We not the sign'
Beings Of a nober life minister to thine;
In thy home perchance they i've ever In thy view,
Pause a moment Sehshness, ask thy spirit Wh0!"
seek the signet earnestly, note the token well,
Fold II in thy heart Of hearts, evermore to dwell
Ready the willing feet, busy are the hands,
Gathering along LIES shore all the shining sands;
Toiling DER desert way often YEARLY,
Going, going every day, ever cheerily;
Thinking, ever thinking what is best to do,
Shrinking, never shrinking II il be for yoU.
Cleaning up the golden grains from the shsaf Of Time
S nging In her heart the while many merry chime
Porting volumes, adding to her store
knowledge afterward to a affections love;
In her good hearts crucible turning dross to gold
Garnering within It's depths treasures never told.
Joying with the light Of heart In the halls Of mrh;
Weeping with the desoate round the darkened hearth
Laughing with the little in the woodland wild;
Grooming patient lulIabys to the fretted child
Seeking for the wanderer, mourning for the lost,
Calming down the anguish Of the spirit tempes-iosi.
Failing in her duty oft, erring day by day;
In her deep humility kneeling still to pray;
Asking for the purpose pure and the spirit strong,
Which shall lead her to the right guard her from the wrong
Dreaming Of the beautiful, bearing with the rod,
Striving to be dutiful both to thee and God.
Earnest in her counseIing pointing thee the way,
Penitent from the right should her footsteps stray
Coming DER Ilfe's lessons ever hopefully,
Often disappointed when she seeks thy sympathy;
Looking to ''our Father with earnest trust,
Tho her idols day by day erumble into dust.
Cheering thy neutrality-suspicious. the bloom,
And beauty Of another world to dsspate thy gloom;
Soothing thee in suferings-vlh attentive ear
Listing to thy mRrmurings-hoPlng through thy fear;
Working for thee constantly with purpose high,
When thy spirits strength Is low, whispering "Og try
Bringing consolation for thy wretcheaness when she
Weary worn wreiched to- the eomirted should be-
Always when thy troubled soul fount Of tears,
Bearing TOO the weight Of which thy spirit bears;
Bu when cold and careless words her soul 70
Covering up her stricken heart, bleeding alone
Keeping all her love for thee as a thing apart"
Daring Death rend the inks round her heart
Passing on the threshold Of Paradise above,
Topray Cor last blessing the object Of her love-
Thanking God, the GiEer throughout Eternity
FOR the strength and life and love whca she has spent for
nee.
Look arOani three sslahness, see - not The hsns
Beings Of better liz minister 10 thine
In thy home perchAnee they dwell. Thy visw
Pause moment in ny course. nv spirit Wz0s''
II shOa hnd Il, guard ii we'll hshsea al rs cares.
Krovirg thon dost seotertAin &C ar SCI RuAsArea."
FoslsF H0Hr, 1SS6.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
GopsrsD. n uas the calming Of the .Oasers rhen

COP SEND. n oas the calming Of the sOdters rhen
the ship cGs sinking ia The tempest"
Commenting on this the Lexington (Ya-) Gazette
says:-In 1852, Stephen A. Douglas felt-aJe, the
whole conservative people felt-"thGt Fillmore ~as
a REAL GOD-SEND"-tbat his national and patri-
otto administration coming ss it did when the coun-
try was convulsed by sectional excitement and the
Union was totterng under the aggressons of a wild
and reckless anaticism: under these circumstances
his administration was ia real God send" for ut
tOds the calming Of the eaters Whsa the ship 'Oas
sinking in the tesspsst."
And now the storm is raging again, the mad
spirit of sectionalism which had been queled by
Mr.. Fillmore, is again aroused in its ungoyernable
fury, and the Ship Of State is again sinking in
the tempest. To whom can we look, in this hour
Of extreme peril, with SO much confidence, with so
sure and steadfast hope of deiverance, as TO Mill
lard Fillmore? He has been tried iD just such an
emergency, and the concurrent praises Of his polti
cal friends and foes tell US that his strong and
bold heart were equal to the dangers that then
threatened the country-that his coming at a time
sopregnsnt with peril ''leas a real God send calming
the troubled waters," speaking peace to the winds
and Of sectional srfe and rescuing from ruin
'the ship that wds sinking IN the tempest"