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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

I'm the town Of Jericho, Chittenien County, Vt.
there has been for months past Fillmore and Don
elson Club. It now numbers over fifty members.
An intelligent gentleman Of Chittenden expresses
the opinion that the Fillmore Electoral Ticket will
take ten or fifteen thousand votes in the State
Positively, we should like to see the " in
telligent gentleman aforesaid We had no
suspicion that such gifted seer lived in these
parts How that over fifty member" Of a
Fillmore 4 Donelson club is to be made out
in jericho, we do not clearly see There were
only Si Buchanan democrat votes given in
Jericho at the last election If they were
all to go foI Fillmore, they would fall short
Of the requisite number
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

When the Chinese want to describe per
son who pretends to be very brave, and makes
a great parade in order to show his courage,
they say tha, " he is cutting off hens head
with battle-axe A coward who boasts
Of his courage they call " a paper tiger 49,
They compare a person who pretends to be
what hs is not to "a foy who tries 70 look as
noble and strong as a tiger.--lf a person is
ignorant of books, they will say, " Turn him
upside down, but not a drop Of INK will come
out of him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

Hos II. j. RArMoND of y. V, has given
courteous invitation to HoN ERAsrus Books,
to jon him in addressing the people of the
state, on the issues of the present canvass,
at such places as they shall find mutually
convenient He thinks that by thus hearing
both sides, the people will have good
chance TO Judge on which side to vote. To
be sure they will, and therefore Mr. Brooks
will steer clear of that arrangement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

The franklin County journal, printed at St. Al
ha.s, VI, heretofore Black Republican, no longer
advocates the election OF Fremont and Dayton
We suspect the Troy Wing has been read
ing the Franklin County journal ta,,frqras.
For the fret three months or SO of its e1ls-
tence-up to about the middle Of June last
the journal talked strong FOR Fillmore and
Donelson, and rung the changes as regularly
as the y. y. Express or the Troy Wing, on
" sectionalism," and aboltionism" and
." black repubieauisn. Since that time it
has spoken in a very different strain, and for
Fremont and Dayton. We have not heard
Of its going back to its old slough again
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26
1ssIsbs1iNGTDN:
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20 1856.
Tho N. Y. Commarcial Onoe More

The N. Y. Commercial Once More.
Cor. FREMoNr's RErlGloN.-With an occa-
sional alluson to the subject, we have let The
larrago of unimportant facts, pretended facts
and shallow and illogical arguments which
tho n. Y. Express and its kindred rapers
have been drumming into the peoples ears on
tho subject of Col. Fremont's religion, go by
as too stupid to interest our readers, The
zeal which some Fillmore and Buchanan par
tizans show on the subject is amusing. We
warrant they never felt so deep an interest in
the subject of religion before. The true state
of their feelings we take to be pretty well
shown in story related by one VINO had beer
engaged in the late campaign in Maine. In
the course Of conversation with country
man, the latter said he couldn't vote for Col
Fremont. because he was a Catholic. But
he ism t Catholic said our friend " Yes
he 8" said tho other, " know he isl can
provo it " But you arc mistaken. have
it from his own lips, that he is mt a Catho-
lie and never was replied our friend
" Well, - was the reply, " if he is not Cath
olic, he's Il id Protestant, and that's Just
as bad"
The wonderful mare 5 nest which the n.
Y. Commercial found in the remarks which Il
MIR. Cook said Col. Fremont made to him,
proves to contain added eggs. In answer to
the N. Y. Courier $ denial of that statement
..,.1 a., all ror tIc ,,ro,pi4oI ,1i,lavit tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

THE THREE GREAT ERAs OF MANs EXISTENCE
Cupid Cupidity stupidity "A
Strong Minded Woman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

tee; tell them to make haste, before VIC lose
him for there will be enough after him,
when they see the blaze on Ripton hill.'
The liccntiatc cndeavorcd to frame some
iocose reply to what he pleased to term the
pcasantry Of Father Bushnell.
But the old gentleman added with great
gravity:
Seriously, James, if you want an eligible
position, advise you to 60 up to Ripton.'
MoRAL.-1he heart of the church is sad
dencd by mournful complaints of ministers,
On the one hand, which cry IN vain for the
bread life. Would not this state Of things
be greatly relieved of its gloomy aspects, if
ministers who could,wcrc willing to 60 up to
Riptons.
How 10 SrorL OTHER PEorLE's TEMPER.
The London Christian Observer gives the
following capital rules for this purpose,
which VIC cordially recommc I'd
/. If you are staying in a family and es-
recially if the master rigidly punctual, take
/ care 90 nc always littlc too late.
=. Especially extend this practice to family
| prayers SO as to keep all the family standing
in tho library and the servants in the hall.
3. If vou know man has Il sort of hobby
IN opinion or practice, make point OF laugh
ing "t IL.
+ pn lil,r,i If r,ntr,lictinn
Il If v,u Lo,, disrutcd with u rcrson n
L,,o,Irrj timas ,yitbout cn,,in,, to conclusion
h.ir., ,,r thc spn;sct orain nnj ,,nin. nI,ya w
~, ,t,oriin,, ,.r..i.nl, ,yLnt van said hororo
,s th,u,L II hod never bacn answered
= Sion a man in the midst al A story.
y,ni,h L.' j. t,lIir.- with im,non.n enthusiasm
Inv rnr.rrin, to some slirht innccnrncv which
i, r,it Of The vcrv SMALLEST consc,uencc
,r.,to c,rc .'i,yoys tn condemn IIs rr;ond
..........' ..,,'. ~ 'a,'i. r,, ,.,,,.',,,.,,is
o p,.s Lt.,e Eo,.4 vii cy,rytbin.. fiat
l..,,' 49,. r,- ,, l,.s-in lis L,us. bi,
l,.s, I'm. .ro,,,,art his .,rmo,s in tLo
,l,,rch b, bos restored or tbc ,,rdnn he b.s
I,iJ nut
IN C,rofullv avoid cvcrvtLinr ike sv,nna.
thv Win him Re as norycrs, ,,s :, the child
r.n in the market nlncc.r Always laugh
,,i,.,, L, ,rics md cry when ho laucbs. If
h., t. l..,l, ,,n,,J t,, s,,no ,,,.s,,,o in rrose
80. ~ i'' ,io, ,,l,t.,i't, L.
~ o,,.ti,, ,h;;,M,,,l M ti,a s,no,tI,os,
,,,,,,.,,J 'J '"''''9 ''''''s9 !" wv '"''''''''
i, + Li,l;.tl, ,ioor ,ol,, ,,,..,. .,,..ro. II,
l. II ne - "tu'' "'"'' '',N' c''' 'eN'l u
use tnG s,iiolle5t eIort 10 u,aK' MN near
49, II he Is tond OF music tax as loud as
YOU can when his Wlio or daughters are sing
ing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26

\ correspondent of the Boston journal
says that the Postmaster at Rutland, Vt, is
maniiosting his good VIII for Buchanan by
deiacing the engraved heads Of Fremont ON
the envelopes which come to his Office This
is small but very characteristic business
We should be willing to wager something
that this same postmaster justified the as
sault of Brooks upon sumner, and believes
that all the outrages in Kansas are commit
ted by Free State men We believe the Rut-
land Postmaster name is CAIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
xEW AND >isZRRIsTIse BOOKS.

a VRB AUOhE ~ . NV0s 1AAhS SIhEEi
.1UIucaGO Among thr n " warksare
iaw,and Practice Of legislative A.ssr>lii-s in the
sunit'Ss&stss, BY Luther Cushing fyei ias
sSss.., @ !. sne, and pc,.rna.d , Il tn Snpren,s
Er,r, fcrthc T.rritory-of ArpMisas, from 1sAO 70
A5o Also, in the q. s District Cpurt for tha Dis
trftt o, Askan>as from 1896 H. 1855. with mites
a s..d,,v i ,n1.. .,. ss !. sssr sa%a
BY Edmund II Bennett and 4saIhaH y. Heard
:. II =, :, N rim. Ss.. cs.sT ,,;s.,,.
well As The mos, readable beck lat,iy published IN
this country l. Lord cociourn's Asporial Of His
rimrs ...s., =. -, es.
sby. au,hnr Of Insolisby LEGENDS,
~. .fh.rc.r 70 asye with NoteA explns:rly and
| s,c. ,.piicsl ,e an. By Jam Patton. author =
]; IL. Il e HsrssS ers~'Fs " = y "0p' '''ft
The Lie Expo. a!o,,s, and Pooac sr-vi1e. ~ John
chsr,ss Prem NJ Beaatifrilx flusstasrd from Orig
| NAL Drawings. ! vc, 10 70 Glah M n q 81
~ svc-iss. ing cred iofiberW. q e'.s, U
i The Mr.'n,orcre Martin AnsyfSselAy chas
4 liver Ts,ir o. y cents ..1....,.. st.. II {
sss1 ~ Arh ss nv nv K :: oolic.+d 1ssts siiaisa l
! Msfthe ana~ N.rsf y YHstna D~nrs :
s,.s:.s p 4sy .ss. ussas, ss.s ssa sa.s: ss,s
= piete IN aur vtrme 1snsa. pnrss ~ -.
China seAs sof sv6E eitlutf rIted y1fA - hisus
.r.s.sns, sr:m as.Fn. " the dr.sdtss y 'hr =
WI S sna Vi Ssss N af,A, Hes s,ddas SuuA hem
sAsetiousts m y. wti,a.e: ss1 rsf.eI's e hr 7.
;. ! M5Slee..
! .sIss sa4 gSaAy
.sszcss 8. s.s - s-srs sstA 70 D9,@ a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
xor,cE 70 ADvERTSsERs.

M co,,y.css for yearly advertisers viii es "'e"n'
,,uu.a u,,bou, previous notice TO ss
-. -,,. charged double the ssrae d'm.n.ions OF
type. ~.
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will er nnde's's' '"
apply strictly 70 the Immediate business - ,n' 49,
u.,r, and all other ADVERTISEMENTS ss"' !" W "''
v,rtis.r will be charges extra.
Advertisements mt accompanied WIN 'hs''"oe"'
ill b, inserted un lf'-,,d, ndch'rT-n s'""'""'s'
Notices for rrli, CO, md ~nevcien' purposes u"
s,...a one time ire, Of cost, thereafter en"fse' :"
e.hxr Advertisements.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
REAL = EsTiTE ACENllEs.


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- A ~ IA a lNRl ~ IN
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"e 80 p"ss>S'"e S~V~' se"' WI IL.
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ImpTOSeQ ar0Ss.
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49,. "a So - =. y sA.M.u... tln ".
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VA g...l. .-.......y A.. Ts.s.t
alg ac,s 4 rai,.., frup, Dav,uo~,,u ,a-e. an
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
Valuable Property For Sale
RARE (HtNCE. go
Valuable Property for Sale.

'a
4 TIVE story house. WIFI io'. IN Fulth it'nt. .op
AIasite the passenrer isy6t.5e Fst'' rtrTi
"a h...s.. A -, xAA4Al s4.s<s. sssssst-A~ssa ari
Ie Clare street
lAbP.aaabi9bo daiPJ Try 4tf4s. Fifth
and q iythsst-rfl
lot with two houses s.cond STREET. tcl7v w.
rem stre~t. s9 -7t
A h.p%e ard iot crrn-r ~ 2Aa@s ami Third - 4
One lot on y c.,nd trt-ts ofr site Cai1u,s Mi.
Cue lot on Main STREE, h--.weer S.vvnth snf
Ejghs.- ,. 4 =,.e-.yn 80. -na
'khqilre ~. n. sMALLFikLD- HWM
l. k,ptfS CO. S.c,;H ani scuit ats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03

4. -. Mills ,fi.
General Land Agent.
:: aers Lands, LoeGies L0ud Uorrnnn
BUYS ANDSELLS REAL. ESTATE,
Rents Houses and rarns.
.GOLLtttS KEhIS. pAis iakEs,
Nsn arpk-asas peoanySY To
+, knsisss 49, s6pFHsIrd s0 i,i~ care
)FElCE OVER TIE POST OFFICE,
Davenport, lSwas :
Have a i.rpe. qnsn,Ity II rrs ant cciints prop
Srtv fer at, mn - sase-~ss.. t~rrrs. stI5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
t.snfk n. =. IalsaL. l.a. > !
ONDAT Il, IN DVEMBE q,
GREATEST SeaH GREATEST Nte4f,rf
ROOMS. xIeUEr5oxRRY.

q L 1 L .Mx.f-E NsEFNr J..
7ans,-,. l7hI -, 49,. m
.'vHlDNl Xv XXX Mare -.y
a ~ ID ~ y ID X p u r.
Q,a Ss,.es .~..Slp. G%brt.i,.
] : - nAvrnfu, Evfa
...,,s.sr...,.M 81
|, ev<n~F a-
MaRa a91mAa a. W1SWA vaee ~
SysF'S 's :.
CONSTANTLY on htn6 6fsnd datly receiving ad,l-
q f's sSs' y nearly ''l kinds
!, hcoE, a t4AkS :. Staa Ruery
'Nsi<. LiiL, graphs, ,-
t;ctutss, Visiting Cards.
T.. hvrt Msnics. 60 ead steel r rs,
nc tosr,hrr With x'eaf ssriety q artcies usually
3 p' ., Book Sores. .-
Publishers Assmt-lcf - " An the repulaf Nr0
~ -Jks ASxa2iaes and WSX3papcrs SubscT iOtion,
Ios tim "a AZ -. =.
Nv York, Ho-tou GaeseeA snf chicaeo Dalies
rscssysd sFQ sysp49ANE A4kA'tk&IAkR.
.pan..ss1 T17i6..,. ;, -
We receive rssussri, tAa GE.~,iis Nan.ia.. .dd
E.snr .-a s.d--a a.fl
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u...'-. :, ..r ....-. -. ss~b -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
iiow~'s Improved Patent Truss
~ .g1.e BRIDGES. /" E's2ds

TvHB nasrae~ed iAe ptrpsiessrs nj tine above Pa
tent fns the Slate Of Iowa, aud are Pfetat 60 10
CONTRACT fos Che sreoth,n ~ Hallway and iitEhSsy
Bridges Of any length 81 pan, from 70 y S,o ier, in
any ~, oftke atsae. ~
Is ,he above Bridges have i,eyn adopted on most
of Ss.l Rsil,aads IN The Unstetss~tes We deem ehm
men, a. 10 sir strength, ,ar abisty, and ClcSpness
Az fSnmmaaication UPON the sihi-r,
VII ressys srsssp' ssTcss 'isc pooMsa INV, Ro,,sisoros
t-hlea.f. .f....-.-.----- II -, k.yynsar,-llex.
'vI.ZZAsps POWDER R.~d,r P..sks Shot
III S,s TUBES, Wiprrs. .ttes's CziS snd sd&
ectI4f LIVINGSTON lakewood
-,sA@ -~-------T-- -. r-a--r--
,.,FI,H: "A Colpciiog oi. Palm and lyman Tnses.
- tntr Atss htteins MI tk Chorus.- ~. sisIi
II 10 the u-4 Class Private Circts ard worship
,aax 2is4ssfi ~ ny ~ mas iIssiaf ass tssr.s
Price p-r u, q, sna'e ,"picsl .naH.-t K,~t ~ ID
! tr pyssS,; na,an tt any slnsss rrstfscf vs. cs
Many i es s,rl c,.nior iu'e- Gsysr h.fyfe ppi
nh-, ~ itk wss's, am; u Il srtnow, Dr. 70
b. IN . ed cthp ~ EsfE ever pr pArvt " shis
.min,nf anshsr
ai---rhe. sse.:h nsis sy Gee @ Root Pee do'
! aarsif : a:d.tu M COOKE CO, !
I,iSu--wlue Fi,h, Tryut, Pat 81 at-Ir Ord
i n-h srdnr.s. nc. EVANS ct9w = co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03

,s,.gkEMttOn j 0uScs
LEGL~SlS3E, So. NlSt.3.+
y. d. X NJ BROWN. fgeprietors
~ w, haf. ibiirk III. ID rs's. t's- eorsrrilen
i AID osnJ ;rst ei4ss ho.s, 10 " Cis., t.aai al
M. rn~n sto fhr tr avhiytft pktc 4id
i. tb,rso Who, wf qua aa elsdortsh.r le'ne ~
fis rdrii,sr I'm ,fs best ttyi, ami M Iyihs ~ii b.
.Ials,i ~ arisi, syzlg sanss * az kues ssf
~ @Atisiafatnt atfachrn fsiaw'i
arsGL.SZED W.1.sT1OUs.a.a
pi 4, LAkaE sr~srs,prut OF iravs or acs ss,ry
~ iag ~ -fle from sxl0 10 i2y1s. ti ,tN. ig-
ure for s&,- ., .nslAUIEf. ~ 1hdNsf.r
No 1900 corner of Brady Ai'd f'nril T.,
|. .y...rSt ~. E,.v, I BAvEEpORT. IOWA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
Ot1lAsIsss .lsE,; BEE:K4,snf:.;,1,:. 70, sale Z

DeiNolgss Ri.Y H&,.!f!o for rs sale :,
5.:;'.;.e. .:~n ss., ~."'1l&x .v',,ss'i'a ID !.
s,.s. uITqHrA, I.xa Avsa 2; lsoe,
Y 'lIE nhdcrsisuei Ieby gives noiioe, ihai thns
ono. Is aoa %, a 'or th. sails OF tlseasyxiNabie
siff They Will ~ ,.ld pn long sr'fii- an "
nth naesIs ai.l wishes bf iurehaser.
=. Al yurther !ut rstsoa d"s'r"d ~ reiaiit,is h9aiT
liwaihe sarniSled nI a4l.l.esssa4I. at NJ. Siins
msil or oiherrsss. ~ GEo@ RI PsQ - d
tnssyibiui. l~fad s'sian
~ - LAND bEA AarAEr.' II \
r-.....s a-- -, pEs MONIES syI0 AGr,s 90
nNthe sst@aaih asy osJ ine '~,xs, tine -osi'r, b.
~ tim sss VI tar land, ~ tnts c..naIans ~ih jar
.-n,ov-d frri This place :. Fort D-s Esi'es.t ~
Thssa lands wfa b. sad oh is'a cr'zs'. AMI II
,,ts ta Sntt the and yt~he. of Jfsri.ssrrs &
Rras Gksl X. .PhkkikS.
Land C,tunis~inHe
0,tnu's, IVA - sss2a.sA
So .'tsz4 For Sale, W.
or one, hiok .ryrn,y--,.nth- west cokanfe,1 1pva
Il aud SIKH stryrs, Guy " pssynpvr';
so's v. X '.s,.y"s Town Ks2K
sa,a s%s y !. {a.r ...s.t, !. s.s.so.
Valuable Property for sale ~ last
DaveRp0Ft.
e GOOD Building T1,t-. ais a Two story ff.mr
i u II ,u-... ami twp iis oeefl,rklng kknrM N~i.-
| ss;pi rivrra .am,y N san.!e' duy i, - 2FA o.
,sri, " y John a f'u y ,-si JORDAN; q .asn-
wv s,S4s-A-4s 2--zi-.--ss~ ----
4 u $50 !. N. II EcASf., 80
HuN aJgN ~ gtsss,ssssa IssS. f~r eesth@-es. ~
n Braay. Vain. and Harrison streets, 10 l~~-- E'
80 'e'' " ": " r.orwrEy
Qa~ 9lie4, - ffss t"iAc~aAStts
4 v,duj.es q III TTc~, 1cr.sse II yoTYiS
Y - Brady IT., stwsen 4h sus ssh.
fiIEAp On sRSsasfw@vrry,htnsi n ,ir H0.en
II art Nshirr Inc = '3s.s+s Sw Tt1
! -oa,A 4 - uylNl;AT0N = LOrKw0On'A
4 9klfslXlssg 2 nerk As44y4sgeGNA'
X sS4 = INT alaa& inckFpc6S6Sk
.{sss s IA II VI ~ f+TP !. ~ | sNafa. "a t.rA
II asg.t..F ss&ss Jse ". ~: Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
" W. Nsfa fN
ceIl(,etors

,s,n I'll. III GeIleetoFs sa ina
ID Nv s,1ulasv - ~ n<6rpsp<s. GassSs 60
80 Ass.r3 tssiq,rs go ": = orr s::1!.ss.
IlsIsl3sr.l slfi's aassilsaH sitai
j J .ltx.ssss sts~ ssta ~s~asss's-- set
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03

a. FALL AnD WANIEk
Stock Of Rea1y-Made Clothing,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Ind ,PeSYGyis ~ IJinrsIbossse.
Wh2,sair snd Retail
YAcon EtskaAN \ RRornER toorn~r u From,
- snAS cest stle1s. have ,ust rece,ye,i snJ sY~
" npenp'a tsrsf aus Inssn tdubt -sneH of ev.ss,
itst recnivei 'ror the -sserp naykrt ami nov oif.r
m mi sxaa ~ rms fkAba L,w aud advsnt as,ou.
aDslerss -oN STICK Of. t..s@'
READY -MXDE CLOTHING
il veus txs nsivr, a. si cited With great care W.
I rvne th.' sfv n,ol N roanir, asisrs "a oor stsk
Pedl.s's Niil do vel H. exsmyn ours @osis bsiSr,
III ,sis.e t6 ets~ ses II any .iir., i. to-.
Cali and s,eus - JfE,ssNAEa q BwD.
]. III. NaN~ E.---.1 r.ar 80 ~
! y, IS. IsOE.DEuS,
r.. fppssteT and DeRltr IN
* i.,s;,S II;Sa fsfsssss Plx~re - y -.
- 90 4 vuIkEIr psAAccni. tsr-
-PIeR sEAACxSsQeOnG ..&&s fSs.- =.
isasw ~AaessA 3sis y - sr+y ,brs. AAIs = Dvs1y
lexll.fs AZ - Alg s...s -a---.---
tsOMxA klyMHllf sitsa
w. ... '';s' !: c:.:. 800. -. -: ::
tosNsnsos ssllss sses Y.aa.sa 2 - -
t-Apeo1 ~ A81tolpeee&el9ooooy
k~ls#ss~#ss ~ LsssrtrE ges.seissf f'ss
ssspysv - ssayN ss't@Fs y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-03
NUMBER II.
5000 PER ANNUM.
MINCsEL l. EOrS.

FRESH .1HR11.lL
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Sunk 4 iialibuf. Sslnnyn II, Aus
- Salmon, Nsckgr,l
M.fksrl, - Dsls b mr.,
''"t% Z" E,ls Herring
RtsSIfess /. RNsEfss!
ofercry sTs. -haps ard quality how 20 can b. bonsh
~ ihGl3 aAIsnCAB8 sad WILLOW WARE o.
tv-ry di,.rpiiun.
Ground 7tco,
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For Sale,

>oNt. t,untrcr; aud IL. osss. Baua,es lots IN Al,
Adii.ieu t-s.s!l.".U.i Pp,i Byron.
The, i,s are eligible rHd .hsnronriy sifTaiei on
she bsnk ~ tiir Ai.i.-'pri THIS sNNaSstTf ~ res
totyab,e 1srtss .sa.!Hf = 4.o
For ptricnisr- Inc u4rx Il Mes.sa. hw,ee rTatt n
80 Psgt gNreA, Sh,ae- J, iiuA ers. E-.- y sinre,
tartirTA D,4+ na.tpy.tr. cr ~ tAs Sn'-etiirr
NJ JAMES NAY
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BURDITT 4 &SANaER,
R,arq sh0U % .sllssTbrMis .
:! Also, l..rer.eri .sa Hhole,.i.ps ps.f's'o
Foreign + domestic Liquors,
7 i WIVES. rrc sRs / TosACrOS,
NbRrELL~ BLOCK, ILLINOIS ST
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t,,rqs & y klANDAAila&sttha
N KENDALL JAS. GRANT 4
A r the Oh Ncsa,lny >hrH ave prepared to MI o,-
IA d.r- tor all k.A>A>.-I. Pm Lumber, Ls'h and
SHAVED PlNEtsHINGLEss
=, 49, +t- !
NAIAGE.
vIsHs undess,saed having ds-fos 4 OF their hrps-
: II nssA " Nsssrsl hyan& Gt<v > c. .sssee 'hi%
ni-titvi nf hsikiug tlvp form pslro,r. I9rltsif
k,nd and b,ra s''rr. ssf wsthN rrtfAt a. eOn TN
u.ii,. oI sam, slli "a. ,,ew hryL
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s.xHoRss foR A BAND "s TwkivK EkapGRs
3 nat soy .tno, A rat BaFiione,
. Is fat II Ior. rat Bass
Z E rst Alto, SE Hat C,ftra
Psr Hand of ten members Dmit one slprano and
one Alto. FOR tIsri ~ eight nicmb.rs 6uds one
Soprano, one Alto. one bass and "ii- Cuntg. b1-s
Purchaser will p.ase bear mini that ti,,sc In
sirun,rits of III" best French inlnufacturp and
warranted o. IL c"frsct VIZ a-xiy
1008z 1aHn7
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number ~ hons' u.- aua vacrnt Io'., plfs.ar'-
>Iuatsi IN lIr'rent psrts Of Davenport Ftf sale
IN farorsbte /. nus T.
IS beautiful ls Ia !rth payeEport-terms !iber-
'',lt spy TO
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,tcnitt, a,d. Avds,,Jsree arfeuat Jun ,upsUvet
land III ScytJ e uaty. .- b.. at.s -a. 49,.
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T. WI md III and riasi tue cite, et Davenport and
Le Naiia All, t.,s IN iasi. ~ Pot R!faI, That
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LAND AsGE N IT.
0fl)re3s A.shi ~. .lllssa. ArrpkIisR q,
between Nj In aud Rpndy.

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Art aoI Arrsa N CIT tissti,s X q svs ri 's~t~
sag Orange, nous Stabir, etc Il - /
b auifful farm. = ,.ii-. from C,v,up.rt--l6o
anss--6o acre tn |c,ti rstsai: part tillfh NV
ious,, stable, etc
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BUSINESS CARDS.

.,,..,.v .,a Counselor Vt Law, Notary fuoi.e'
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p nm ami Ohio. Once corner braay Anu "'"
ats payen,-rt. .ApRl3hl
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IL miles frc;I Das nrit;-sO acres SO acre. Ia cs-
lvstAn, liScrf W Mid ,&pih r...b ,lrnee prairie
arrs "rchsrd running water, h'use. lsrss stable.
smoke house., etc.
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u Aud s,x,h siryrs, t4y u nssyppyff;
= |. Of $ ". X *t,ipns lroxu 70. HR2r
8 AMsw- !. }arM sess.eo.
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The true Democrat., 1856-12-16
HALL OF THE HoUsE OF REps,)
Messrs. JOHNSON & YEakEs:

M esSrs. oHNSON G ERKES:
 In the published proceedings of the House of Representatives, on the national resolt- tions" introduced by MT. PETTIaREw. of Sev;er county, but little mention is made of the va. nous amendments proposed to said resolutions: and some of the members feel somewhat ag. grleved that their amendments do not tbus an- pear. Among these is Mir. EDMoNpsoN of Se- bastian, who has applied to me for statement from the journal, concerning the amendments proposed hy himself.
 by reference to the journal it appears, that, after the resolutions were reported back to the House by the chairman of the committee of the whole House, Mir. Edmondson of Sebastian. moved to amend the first resolution, by insert ing after the words 'Buchauan and Brecken- ridge" the words land Willard Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson." Upon this amend ment some discussion arose. and Mr. GRIFFIN moved to lay it on the table, Mr. Edmondson of Sebastian, called for the ayes and nays on the motion to table, and the call was sustaned.- Mr. Edmondson then, after stating his reasons for offering the amendment, (and which are not recollected by mel, withdrew his amendment and the resolution was adopted
 It is but justice to Mr. Edmondson to say that at some period of the discussion of the resolutions, he offered an amendment to strike out the word Maryland; but the proposed amendment does not appear on the journal, for the reason, as believe, (and in that am SUD- ported by the assistant clerk), the amendment was proposed in committee of the whole House the proceedings of which are never entered on the journals.
 make these statements in simple justice to MT. Edmondson, and that he may be set right before his constituents on this subject, and not as refecting in the least upon your reporter, to whom know you entrusted the preparing of all the proceedings which have appeared in your paper.
 Very respectfully, your ob't serv't
 s. NJ. SCOTT, Clerk
 House of Representatives.