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TSOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

- and Suyius.st-The steamboat ARMENIA viii leave
.D.rv MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ct O'CLOCK,
handing at Intermediate landings
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IT PORT and FALL RIvER.-Ths splendid and superior
ste~msr METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New ork every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At 5oeoek p IA !
and BAY STATE, Capt. Jewet leaves New. for. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ct O'Clock u (;
Com Pier No 3N r. the Battery both t0schDs at New
port each way. -,,
cant until the sha have been paid for
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch,
y an tzpre,s Freight TIsin.
NYIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
Il TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE Inland route.
The steamer, PLYK oUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone, and G.
VANDERBiLT, Capt W. H. frazee In connection with The
0onn gtoD Providence, and Boston and Providence Ran
rssda leaving NewYorh daily Sundays excepted from Pier
No North River first wharf above Battery place. at O'Clock
H. sopngton at sso the arrival of The mail
The C. VANDERBILT from Nev.Yort Monday. w:anss'
10 and Friday FROM st0nnson Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.York Tuesday, Thurs.
y and Saturday FIom Sonngton Monday "Wednesday and
Friday. n.
proceed eonr stcn per Railroad TO frov-
Aeoce Bcsten in the Express Mail rrsin sever hours
advance Of those By other and ample time Tor al inc
esyy mtYnl Bnes soapestng North and East fasen ge
inst prefer IL remain board the steamer ENJOY nights
pest undtuted brssi desired and leave Sonington In
Ne train connecting at Providence with the IL . M
tar for Boston. . WI.
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train
Yor psssse rths state rooms freight sppy at Pier Ne
North RiveT, OF at the omcs No. 10 Bsttery-risce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14

EOR LIVERPOOL -PATRIOTlC LINE
Il The and splendid Ship ELLEN AUSTIN Capt WE W.
ri Garrick sail for the above port with dispatch Fof
0ssh az usss.re apply on board Pier No. North River or to
sPOFFORD TILESr0N Co No y Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate
Of tn. County Of Now Yosh notice hereby i've, 70 al p
bayins ciaims AGAINST ABIGAIL LYNN, late Of The
City New 1osA single .assd 10 present the
sin vouchers thereof ,bs suhsenbsr at hs once No 10
fopt street In the City Of New on OF before me twenty
slit day se1lpsted New Yoth the hr day
81 February, 1854 GEORGE w MCKEE. Aantnsstss;0s.
IaUOunM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-14

In PURSUANCE of an order of tho Surrogate Of
the Cosnty Of York notice hereby given 70 all per
having csn' against ABNER L. sLOCVM late d The
City deeesed TO present the same with vouehen
thereof TO the SUBSCRIBER ct the office OF vivian H. siocum
No 19s South street, the City Of New Oh before
the twenty eighth day Of July IeXt-psed NewIen Ne
VII day Of January, itsd conn,
CHARLES II. HUGHES, E1seutcra
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bring the facts relative to them before the attention of
the clergy and request them to introduce young men
leaving tfer homes to these Associations.
Re outi, rs were also adopted relative TO making
known the location of rooms, moved by Mr.. GAMBLE
of CINCINNATI requesting Associations to subscribe fr
copies Of the Report OF the Buffalo Convention, Of
fered BY Mr.. SHELDON for the Guinness Committee;
sting the Central Committee TO present to the
Assoca0ns, ealy practicable the names OF lee
uers who can be obtained for the NIX, season, by Mr.
DoTY of the Special Committee on Lectures.
Thanks weie return ed to the citizens and Associa-
ton of Montreal for their hospitality and attention, TO
the PASTOR officers and choir of the church in which
the sessions were held, &c.
Mr. HALBERT, from the Special Committee to nomi-
nae the confederation In Europe
reported the Of Captain W. II. Noble OF Kings
ton, Canada, oBd II. b. Darlington of Columbus, o.
On molten Of Mr.. Wood, and after some discussion,
Mr. w. Cbaur cey LaDgdOn of Washington was added
" the delegation.
Mr. McIyTYRE Of Indiana oois offered resolution
calling for Increased effort to improve the mstbods Of
Sunday School instruction, viii ID was adopted.
Mr. MCGEE Of Brooklyn moved that the Central
Committee repor: pan for simplifying business COM
ing before the Conventions. Adopted.
Mr. BELL of Brooklyn offered resolutions relative to
the financial operations Of associations The following
was adopted
firm end solid bss. of the permanent success Of losps os
Ch.an Association in with s,~ 20 1s shs part Of
ns%se. !. o,csss 1ssaeisl isd'St.ds@ee
report from the Select Committee on !hs 1Gau' VI
Physical Development &c, wac presented aua '"'u y"
the table. ho..
Resolutions were adopted respectpg tne oest means
10 draw wor dly young under CHRISTIAN lnnuence,
ard the(SportaIce Of gaining admission TO the col
umrs Of the local and secusr press TOR articles OF
PRACTICAL moral ard religious character
Mr.. HART OF Troy offered tie following, which
R.,s,s That We do Intend ,ss, hi, institution shall
,ts he Lst.,t place affections Il. sse sta,e Of
~ ssc,s snt that ho3 lc6ton Larry
avn civ appointed gse ire thes sa6 lie rTseh-
q ire GcsItL
RI. d.sgsss JJ.s.rt ter sg'-,~ sed foI coy q: G.
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Der untsr5ei@nete madt fetnen 5reunben unb va
- benz seebrtsn eeutl9en pnbhtum bic ~ersesenite LES
Au3t8t, bag er has fruber ppu ibm an Der Subettedt Sn gr6tt-
uno 9barlesfreet %gebGitene SdHeibersef6dit at biz fbrGs
Besenaber sde8ene 9Drbpsfede Der &barles- unb gratIfrGBe
serlegt bat, noe CT fcrtpG6reab ale Nrten ppn ShnetOtrareet.
ten AUS Siats9s une 8seale psfetiBt. GIFTS Sprrdtbis
5tmbea, 4aiAentl9er, 3alsbiHeeu, Grasatten, RSde, 6Olen
". 4. ~. ferHer bic nobsruaen g8efent0fe unD anbsrr in mtin
@tbaft fGlpseRse Arhtel. Spbn OttB,
26mt1S N~prewtfefe Won pratt unb &~bGrltSRr.
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Deutf4e Af0t9efe
Wt. S9Gner,

W. IlOAOI1dIIt-I dIIUI3
@ Rr.16 Sputb. t., @de srn eppels. 2ane,
ma4t rstbenh auf feuen aWseepdblten 9prratb MODERN r
5euet fur Brlbltnss- unp Grmmertleiber aufmertIam. Seine
3u9s, DOtsttns elssante 9Ofenmuftr bic decentralization
@etenjeuse IT,, aus BEN erften 5anbluHetn Ytep-Y rts unb
hteltstn Srtes beSpssn, Iieaen aur Muspabl Der Eunhen un6
9prIpreaenbs tlrfen uber3enet fsiH, bs sc l6mnfSpae ub mo-
ttFHe Ausfubruus aler tbm %werbfnbrR B%efeluneen ltin etfrie-
nee 8eareoen iGn wtrb. 15Dli3mt
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Dtefts..bttAnate foe. .temrfra ti0e Mcrae4etaa
gi9etnt tGeIt6. - prets 2 Gents PEI aDsWs,
tablbar an Bite bdfir serlntp prtliAen EtfGir.
3ds Nbrntenteat tpfet fur 6ds HGIbt 9abs $f.T5
Iu3eieeh trerbenibtltst bert&net. -
This democratic
German Morning Paper is pub-
lished daily. Price Z cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weekly Wecker 30 a year.
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Der ,Salttnuft Dsstr' pirS bic @rstentk u.
8Wfinbe Der aItsu mnb neuen gDelt fsinet Qefern
scr sas Guse fabrsu nm fur be Democratic tn
Anerita uu0 europa 3u pirfsn lfreben 10 rtel tn
fetnen RrGfteu ltest. gu bteient 3wede trlu9t
bic %~tedttion bic 6reunbe Der Demrtratie un
pel6e Der IenOeni be5 N6efers ertipreheR limb
r%tatpmnteu. = 8rtefc erbitten mir uns p%prtOfret.
DaS gBpdenbIatt beS ,,g6ederSn erf6etHt iefeR
q Jreitag Rue tpttrt 81 Aas Sabr.
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8cf6rOernn9s=Sarean's.
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Stfiee: Ger. 1874 Baltimore traBe
gir erlauben uns bic &ufnertlante felt Der 8auReute unb bS
gubtifums i'm Masenetnen af BITE fhneae uhb prpmpte St.
fpreuns ron GraGteu ieber It bur& uniere 9taien su lenten.
Mads ben benz q -. c,.,,.. 9 ii n a.n s.a..n,.r. or..n
in 8trstnten, 3prb. unb Sub>Garplind, Georgia, Mlabard,
Senneiee &c. fei6ter unb fdneaer, ais irgenb. Seranb, bd mir
In @erbtnbune nit alien gifenbn6neu in biefen Staaten feben.
9ead benz QSelten
lit et uns ~ebensfdGs burd bic smefmdsisRen gtasre8eln unb
@erbinbunoen %erm68lt&t, Sra6t mud alien Gbeilen f4neaer,
els trSenb cine Seffrberuns C. ~ b%eiorsen.
2Sdp3mt 9. 80. st 0 mi dter, Superint
Da8 DentfdbsA merIfamtfabe Noit.Naf
ets8ef0roernn93. Sureau
bon @bas. 0elrnutb uno = o.,
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frlber SIR. 9 Mprrts-Strtet,
srrtdtet In Werbinbune nit 6errn 6. Mirtteuberaer In Bremen.
benz pom ben Seutfhen YpfbebOrben befeaten a0entJsu M9tnten
fur bic BefCrberuna aler prfp1fereien 3piibeh O%eutlpldno uub
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bebGrben benz Nutltfum Die hD6fe Si6erbett bteteRb b~ef9rbert
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lambs, Der Sdpet3 &c. Dtefelben werben nit ieeent ppfarpfer
brett an unb burb os R6ni9l. Qannop. Defiant in Bremen er.
pebtrt. pndete ans benz Snnern werben franfS Wer-gpr tt.
beten.
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5r. 81. q. gGtttbauS. 6rr. Ytepcr II. Studen.
ST. 6. 9. Dssrsd, &sent Der Deutfden Gefsaf6aft.
W9ent fur Baltimore:
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ttn9hpf eCflprte M9entur fir Baltimore un6 ben Stdat W2arr.
lamb auf mid absrtrasen tit unb btets t@ btEEFntt ntetne Otsuft
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Gaa7 DanterS unb SerrenldubzM anufaftur
way ron Spbn s. 6tl's gittwt,
&6An =. 50 ". '@ap-Str, Der 3icnsttr6e 8~egenIber,
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perrenrieteln, S1ubsn nn6 Sliefeln &c. perfdiebenrr aualit6t
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terbier.. unS g0etn. Salon. Mq. S0rten talte uS wdrm
s5petleu unS DIVERS Fnb tets S~prrdttts. (Sap3ut
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
From sas New Noik Tunes. o. 70
The nirAnf Vote in Noya,nher.

The Black Democracy are in parosysms
of exaltstion. Their frantic cries show
how great had been their recent slsrm,--
Compare the feeling now with that OF Feb
rusry last smong their ranks, md the ANA
aing growth Of the Republican party wtll be
measured Pennsylvania and Indiana, thar
voted SO heavily Tor General Pierce, are
saved by mesgre mslorities. Let those re-
pubieans whe feel depending remember
tina, in both these states tens ofihousands
among the Democrats tuppo,, Colonel Ere
mont because he is true Democrat Of the
Jefferson AMI Jaessan school, hnt vote With
their O ID associates upyn matters a. esaal
and hasue,si sud domestic policy within
their own States. Lei them recall among
their own friends The many who, dlshk'na
the turmoil and excitement ct local cleo
ton, will, 81 all hssards vete for freedom
when the true issue eemss up, Why, IN
one year the Frec.Sqi child has become 9
! eisu, A Wise Providence, I'D momentari
| II stopping the tide OF resistance to slavery
/ eStenalon, is hut giving time for the flood
TO strengthen. The check Of local defeat
! wil Danish that runous Confidence which
injected the Republican ranks. Let the
/ men who fight for Fremon, aud Free Sol
| pluck from the nettle danger, the flower
safety A fortnight devoted TO organiga,
| ton IN every town--to canvasaing ever,
| vote to aequainung every eleetor with tbs
| true issue--to substituting desperate saiol
| for confident enthusiasm-to caring tor one.
own immediste precinct--and the seeon,
/ great contest for Freedom 10 our Nationa
History will be won. To dread defeat an,
/ to realize the fol- influence Of disaster, aEt
/ often more favorable to the development
Of the solder than to confidently expec
victory Il was this dread and realization
which neryed their opponents ia Sguthert
| Indiana and Eastern Pennsylvania. Every
/ vote for slavery in those States has beer
brought out. but there are forces oflreedon
yet in reserve, and there IS time yet for |
| strong pull all together!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
The Presidential Electors

The Electors are chosen on the same day
in all the States, "the first Tuesday after
the FIRST Monday in November" which this
year falls on the fourth.
As soon as the result is aseertaned the
Governor OF each State notifies it's Electors
that they are chosen, and summons them
to the State Csptoi on the first Wed es-
day Of D GENDER This gear il viii be the
81 Of he month.
On that day they assemble in the Capt.
tolls Of their respective States, Il any are
absent from sickness, d. ath or resignation,
those present proceed 10 fill their places by
ballot.
Then they vote for President, eseh rising
as his name is called and announcing whom
he votes for. A vote Tor Vicc-Presiient is
then taken in the same way
Three certificates Of the result are then
drawn up. These are all signed By each
Of the Electors in turn.
Then they elect BY ballot Special Mes
senger to carry one Of these certificates to
the President 81 the United States Senate
al Washington. Another is sent to hin
by msil. The third is deposited 10 the
hands OF the u. s. District Judge OF the
District where they meet.
On the Second Wednesday in February
the President Of the United States Senate
al Washington, ia the presence VI the
House Of Representatives, opens the eeFtit-
ieates which he has received. and counts
the votes, OF IS htch there are in all 296.--
The persons having majority Of them are
elected President and NcePresidsHt OF the
United States.
Ii no person has majority, the House d
! Representatives divide themselves into
Electoral committees, By States, and vote
/ for President. each State having one vote
only. The members from eaeh State fret
ballot among themselves 70 determine vile
] its vote shsii be cast for, and then cast il
accordingly There are bot thirty-one
votes in all, aHd il tire members from any
State sre equally divided, its Eote is nal eaal
/ At all.
Then. whoever gets The majority Of these
! thirty-one votes Is declared elected Prasi.
/ dent. Il no enc gets n,sj5f.tP no one i
eIecteI. And the hsIloiting may then g
on, voting tiIl the 4lh Of March.
Mesnw lille The Senate elects i Weep fss
dent in similar msnner
If the House Of r preventative. fails "a
elect President before the Alb Of March
on which dag their terms Of office expire
/ and the House adj1urns, then then the Wee
President who has been elected By the Sen
/ s'r acts rs President JUST as il the Prssi
den. was dead
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25

TIE VoTT IN PESssYLvAsIA.-Onto Of be
tween 400 200 add 4to 900 votes po!led in
the State OF Pennss lyanis, the Democrats
although previously BOOSTING that they
would carry the State BY from 10000 te
10000 msloriiy and after frsnduisntly poll
ing some 1900 votes, find themselves in q
bare majority, or il may be in minority
and with the same on Joint ballot in The
legislature, which viii secure TO the Re.
publicsns U. 3. Senator. With the 10.
creased vote Oh the Presidential election
which will be augmented by the importance
of the occasion, Whist have they TO hope for
The enlarged vote VI Inc Presidential over
the State election immediately preceding il
for the last four terms has ssesged ia each
case over 10000, but this year We cannot
anticipate 90 large an addition, from The
fac, Of 80 many spurious votes having been
boiled st The election this month. Still the
number over and shove the bons fde vote
will be quite ss large, which being mainly
Fremont votes and the decrease aitogether
from the Buchanan side, will leave the Re
publican ticket many thousands OF yotes
shsad.
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EXCHANGE BROKERS AND gRar von.
AGENTS a'thtf
CITY PROPERTY
ao4 Lots block los, On Brady street g.,

aot-Lota block les, On Bray street; sa.o
3is--Parl OF iol mock 81, i9xiva f.sr.ns
near Brady street, with afraur iwsl0g hon. s.f"a-
9i3--we,, half OF lot block c; aI,b franz
ling honse, on Railroad east % Rock iaisg5 i've
sss eSs foot. '"''=
aso-A L9ase and lot il last Daysarsn.e,s,,
lot block ., house OF SIX TusiHs. yr55 .It e.
tern, wood shod Sc, price .sln Ola
,a 3 so az ri.h 4 Acre 81 ground TO- Tie para
3as--Lot block IS, soGlh ea., conan ,f-...
western avenue, one u ue lEndsoo.tst lait Az
$40 Lut7 block ? and - and 20 hlbsk e., rf....
addition, hssrthe femAie Coiinse
No. sS2-Lot Ne. . In btoes SO. On SIT, .t,s.,
esat Of Ferry, upon w q & crested iwa .t5.,
house, acne story franc house, y sarpent- a.sE
stable, brines in rent 81 ta'5 Ter snunu. viii ~
low. " '+'s
No a5a-A one story brick house & OF 10, gsras.-
north ats Of Tenth street between Perry aa3 ~ 5a
lAnts iin. view d the river frosa this pia3s ''
a.o--t a. aud block IS, near dc Railroad 1...
sac ssG '.'
s!4-A new frame house viii good back taltp,.
the corner Of sixth street. lot eozlo1 get '-
Main street, s0ss0 fss, '.1''"5 u.
s.e-7A sau.s md lot GA SIKH street va@ Of 1t..
street lot 2sxtjO. '@
s.5--A Let On AAla strrri te4fs rEs t-.st.
| nsr OF Goidsnih's addition SIS z@i
| sls--A house aad lot b.,veesH Br,is ,aa g.,..
With nns view a the rHft
asl--Paf, Of lot tlorb *. Forest rtyl. .t....
| price $50
Ss-,Lgt ,tfsoa,leg On EIaly sod rr'anaIns 20 r..
street. ssHl3i feet priee 500 easy toms.
as5-s house and lgt on south vs.s .a5ae. ar Fr.,.
and Gaines streets; stI55.
49, house snd TIVE iots in East Davenport SID.
$izpo = cash halaaet year = cheap ygsrertr.
53s-A house AMI lot on ea.tstIo Of RFu,se s,,--
between Front aud secoad streets house t, .r-,.G
rooms, lot 50A-e, andrra rauE o. $50 ~ SCANS
price $.anv.
~. -+0--A tWy slaGy frame l.5slss sd psrf t..
- on Western av-uuer n1rtt II 5ft ii Els,r go
kitshrns l4ntrys ciassiss eistafH aHa s-s raj ss
". -slA House Of same szr s-s s..4s ls,. -. ..
AHd "essssS Ave. f''eeSt,.5
NJ ga House 4 .4..s afs aaa -asas Lt...-
s4'' q Western Ave Friao $3.50
Ne. IA 4 uqu.s II ssu.s s,.o and s.s....r.z .
81 Il door sAst q v Ave. fE:gs ~ $50.
Sc 24t-TLtss Haas u the sane ..e.rl.l.. ...
EJ,rns On FArusra 81 uoish 4 turnz, y.tt a.
ground s~rh Price u ga
80 zss a uerss Al, 1T al s.,=.. ...-,........
Il" RI f's5it hgaa. ld' ~ aszs-t rs
Va ssa II tr.sas laass 90 F.u.4e4 st ..,r--,
A's sst st. fefs' ~ bsD7 ssiaa esH .g. frs
( ltrlp,
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CAHcus, TpnoKs, ETc.-Those 0! Our
readers Afflicted with sny Of these morb.d
affections % painful and often 80 fatal and
who 90 much dread surgical operation
are informed mat Drs. Gilbert d ksnnedy'
7<e Brosdssy, New YORK, treat cancers
tunors, ulcers, etc, without surgical oPeTs
tons. The testimonials Of thsii success
make good sized pamphlet, and are ample
10 show the super,ority Of Their method o.
treatment over any other that has cone L
our sbsesystiop. Their references are
among men Of the first responsibility, wis
would no, likely give their names Tor
doabsfpl purpose, and who would be ia
from rscomme nding or fsyoring quasksrt
Of any sofi.
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-

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. --Jn lsst Salurday
forenoon, g. three meH we're engaged n
painting the cofHjce on Tie east end Of the
Gate Cry Hglel, the scaAgidag gave way,
and they fell 70 the ground. NJ. &egilIe's
arm was broken, but be Jumped Up and ran
home. NJ. Abbolt'e collar bone vas BRO
ken, and be WIS probably injured internally.
Dir. Cent? back is d.s!ocated, and probably
fractured, and there was little hope Of Els
recovery on Saturday evening, As they
fell full thirty feet, and on the hard ground
it is ALMOST marvellous that they were not
iRstsntIy kilIed.--KeobEk Wig, 2Qh,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
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portfolio to-duv sc cspse across abe above.
from as daae eg.daHtlg soryblsd oa aac.e. :,
the returns o1 ygog ssae e!araon .a8-
ming its paternity as ae nss=oaa aa ,as
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etic merit, Dot merely 5ha lmPscaPtg er-
preston OF cur appreciation q the noble
stand IoRa bee taken r the present criq.s.
snd the eGyrts che has been, ind Z. atHl
putting forth, through Der brsFe SONS, ia be-
half Of freedom AS such we OHer ii, a,-
gether with tie assurance gf cur sy mpashy
and corporation. So far DC We fem.a.GcE
are allowed 70 cooperate and cur earnest
faith 10 the speedy tramPh of right, az set
forth in the principles Of the Republican
pnrtys--over The wrongs and expressions Of
the present Administration the restors-
ton Of peace Throughout our "cst r., and
honor to our glorious Republic. Should
you fad our simple offering woftay Of se-
cePtnnee, shall renaaa yo9fa for frssdom
and FEEM0ET, Ola,
RIYERDALE, n. T., Oct. 10, 1850.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-25
Later From Kansas.
Rsle.,s Of Two Hundred and Fifty Prisoners

FsupAsl Correspondence q the lhtNss' ''t''A"'a
LAwRkscr, X T., Oct. 10, 1896.
Mgssns. BptroRs:--This afternoon our
tawn was epliyened by the arrival OF tram
al nearly two hundred aud fifty emgrants'
b. The Iowa route. As they marched into
Town IN regular order, they attracted gene
ral attention and enthusiastic cheers,~~
They werc followed by a long line OF bag,
ssge wagons, in which the women and
children Of the patty were riding Inc
men we're all in good health and aplrits~-
glad 10 SEE Lawrence, and Lawrence glad
10 see them.
This is part of the company arrested
and placed under the escort OF United states
,raaps hy Col. Preston. The Governor
met them nesy Topeka Yesterday, had a
talk with them, aud not satisfied ei 'hel'
peaceable intentions IN coming here, oidet'
"a them to dishand or leave the Territory -
aud OF course they disbandet and retired "a
different settlements, and will make claimi
and soon become some uf our most yalua'
BILE citizeus,
The arms those men had about their PET
sons when taken prisoners, we're not taheI
from them, but they we're allowed 10 FetaiI
then, In accordance with the United state.
Constitution. Fac arms and munitions o
war in the wagons, when captured, wert
snd are still retained by His Exceileney TN
Governor 10 be returned to Their rlghtn
owners when The Governors fully saushe'
that these men have become actual ah'
peaceabe residents OF Kansas
Yours in haste, > r. I,