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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-05

ATOIEGE.-Ne beg leave to remind customers that,
ago. announced to them that accounts
would he due semi annually the LIST of January and
July o each year In accordance with this
= win be waited on in "A days
Ats PAYNE e. CHRISTIAN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20
J. H. Msnny's Patent Adjustable Reaper an
Mower Combined and Single Mower,

S.rrvKp TO JOHN II. NANNY by TwsSYy.THHEE PAY
IN rHE UNITED STATES. ALSO fATKNIID ~
r.nr. NAsupAcurHEp by MAsSY & Co.. Rock
fosp, ILLINOIS. . -
manufaciured. A large number ara beng made
Dr. ths next harvest. over stB thoGsaHd were Goa
.1,nrisd turing the past season, and usea wan Ct
- .nccess. vet the demand was not supplied.
az ,oaryanty Is give 10 each purchaser that we ma.
.bine /. swell built and Of goo ! materials, ana thsih
Iii nov as we'll as can be done with the scyuhtr
"a ran rs well as can bs done " ith cradle, ahA tN-
- syeIy other harvesting Implement.
~. machine is drawn BY two horses, ahh lhAhAS-
a, IN one person for moving, Two persons ior reap
go and is also warranted TO cut from ten to niIeeh
ner day. A large mschino for four horses Is
also manufactured. s.
Eor Two Horse Machine Of about I'VE irei cot
sos FOR Four Horse Machine Ell about S X feet eat
siss, For single Moving Machine al about i've
Esst cutslso. nr.,.t with each ma.
,htas, one FORK, one oil ealt, one wrench, one qua rd
49,, one sickle section, Que smapth-odse seet'Oh'
sud On. beyel plnion. 4 full supply Is kept con
~ an hand and also Ia The hands Of Agents
10, Il nby s.-- one "a ,iekis uEi The other d sinOotl
.sv.--are furnished win each ihaehihe, either o.
which n ny lie used as required.
Tear m~aeLiues OF extras apply 70
F"' NOukSr, WIEN x CO.,
p,anrieiors OF the Iowa Ag f~lcultaral Depot rotnr
~ l.laad and Front sts., Davenport Iowa, Nsi'
Agents for tails scCtloh. '""
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l.. a. ROCK " OOPS
COMBINED
.H0sry,- ana Reaper!

puk WHICH The FIRSl PREMIUM MAS
.srl,d al the Rock Island County Fair ~ No.
yember, 1883. IhproTed Tor iese.
ys,dF .ubsrribers have arranged 20 manufacture
/ .,t.n.lyeh the Huuye machine IN Rack Island
m and IN on tiug 1t 10 the FARMERS are HAPPY 10 DC
AHA 10 s.y that the efforts t. combine the most
.nera et Mower with tie most perfect reaper nave
nuroyed sminenuy Successful. Inc dtheui'las@ tiapiS
aut nftoe fact that greater speed OIL Tie sickle ~
neces.ary .or ~ owing thAnis required ior FtAplhSn
avarcnmr In This machine by the use OF Two pm
ions OF dlde rent size, giving the required speed ne.
,sssary Tor cnch Mind OF WORK. Inc SIDE d'.''' "
lao mostly avoided by placing thu ground ."heel Oh
ne opposite aide OF the Tongue from the chtlhS part
.o AZ 10 balance each other, thus A,aking II easier
Tor the team. ,. 49,.
The taLer is placed ga the platform behind tas
srslu, a position which by being near his work ona
lie. him 10 do II better and with greater case; ana
the whole Is constructed on q plan al nhee sinpty
aud durable. /. has Dven used ~ all Nar'eties %
grain md grass. aud IS universally eohteu"u os
those who have used IL to operate petler AZ" h''St
than can be done with the cradle OF scylne.
The price OF the y Prairie Razor Is alJu San loI
Mower aud Reaper l~ogetner; sli0tor mower alone
go added TO the above tor credit OF pbe'hah w
January next. Interest al tho rate OF ten per vsH'
per aunuIn allowed On all payments mndr be,oi'
lat OF July next. REX
For sale by NouRSE, ElELE & co, al the Iowa
Agricultural Depot, Oh Rock lslaud aud front SIS
davenport. Sois Agents for this vicinity,
JsEs Z iwew
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La N @ w o..
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

Halifax, June ls.-The America arrived
here this morning. She has dates from
Liverpool to the 9Th.
The leading topic in England continues
to be the difficulty between Greut Britain
and the us Nothing more than univer-
sal talk had been developed. The London
authority that Mr.. Champion had been dis
missed.
The announcement had scarcely any Ell.
iect on funds. Business in American secu-
r.!ies was limited and prices had a droop-
ing tendency.
The Morning Post caused considerable
excitement by an editorial annot ncement,
thai the U. s. Government had actually dis
missed Champion, add that he had left ior
Toronto. The Globe and other papers in
mediately contradicted il, as merely ran
DON gossip by the Atlantic. passengers.
la Parliament, On the succeeding even
ing, Mr.. D'Israeii PIT the question direct
TO Palmerston, who made a shufling reply
TO the effect that he understood from indi-
rest sources that IL was 50, but Champion
no, having himself said So he had no state
ment 70 make. 4%.8+ y
In the House Of Lords Earl llardwicke
pull a similar question, 10 which Earl Gran
vile replied that Government had no intor-
nation on The subject.
Palmerston protessed himself unable 10
give any definite answer. he could only
say that the American Government had
been made fully aware Of the otter Of arDi.
tration OF the Minister and had not thought
it necessary to press for reply. He thought
the interests OF the country and permanent
maintenance OF amicabie relations between
Great Britain and the United States could
be promoted by Il continuance OF the Judi.
cious iorbearance.
The questions now pending ware Of a
very grave character, but he sincerely
hoped not a~itnout good reason that the dis
cussion may terminate peaceabiy.
FgAscE.-Destructive inundativns had
occurred. Five thousand houses were de-
stroyed at Lyons; one hundred and fifty al
Angler. At latest accounts the waters
were subsiding. Government gave ten
million francs Tor the relief oil the sufferers.
Vine and potato crops are threatened fail
ures.
The Spanish feet ordered to Mexico con-
sists Of eleven shipsi two ships-ot-.he-iine
aud four steamers.
ITALY.-France and Austria both sent
urgent notes to the Neapoiitan Government.
France hints at intervention, should out
breaks occur at Naples or Sicily.
Nazzini announces his intention oil witi-
drawing from politics, and em.graiing tothe
United States.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20
The Republican Convsntio on

PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-At this evenings
sc ,sion Of the Republican Convention noth-
ing was lone but listening to speeches, Sen.
stor Wilson being among the orators.
sFcosD DAY
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Ihe hall 10 more
densely crowded than it was yesterday, the
entire floor and lobbies being closely pack
I'd. Copies OF Summers speeches are freely
distributed among the delegates, and various
handbiIls are scattered about the hall.
The Massachusetts, delegation met this
A. NJ, and unanimously agreed to cast their
ballots Tor Banks, upon which Mr. Marsh
authoritatis ely withdrew his name, and the
delegation then voted unanimously To sup
poii Fremont.
The Convention was called TO order about
10 A.. NJ. The National Executive Com
mittee vas nominated by States.
Dir. Wiimot reported a platform, the read
ing OF which was frequently interrupted by
loud cheers-the Anti-Siavery plank was
especially applsuded. The resolution refer
ring to the Ostend Circular was received
| with cheers. The Pacific Railroad resolu-
ton was also greeted, and three cheers Civ
| en- for California.
He moved 10 recommit and strike out the
last paragraph. A discussion ensued. The
motion 10 rreommit was withdrawn, and
finally i m5l,uH 10 strike out the word "pro.
scrirItyeN Was carried, and the resolution as
Amended MAS adopted. The whole platform
wa then adopted.
Che ]ptatrurm will be published in to-mor-
row paper,
| EVENING SESSION.
The Convention re-assembled at ) p. NJ.
and being called to order, the President an
| nounced that the Chairman Of the Repub-
kcan National Executive Committee had a
| communication TO present 10 the Conven.
ton.
Hon. E. ID. Morgan then presented the
communication from The Committee ap-
pointed by the North American Conven-
ton at New York. stating that in pursu-
amaze OF II resolution in that Convention
they had been appointed to confer with the
Republican Convention on the subject of
| the nomination, With a view 10 sumo con.
certed action on the part Of both Conven.
tons.
Mr.. Lit,lejohn OF New furk moved to re-
Ter the communication Ia Il committee 10
| consist OF one from esch State. He said
| the North Amarican Convention was actu-
ated by the same feelings that moved this
| Convention, and il was but right that the
great party represented by the North Amer
lean Convention should have one candi-
| date on the ticket nominated here.
Mr.. Giddings, of Ohio, was panied 10 be
compelled TO oppose the motion. This
Convention had invited all to come in who
,uere oanosed TO the present administration
a Committee were appointed 10 commu.
| uica,e with the Americans he should vant
u committee appointed 10 communicate
| with the foreign born citizens
PROCEEDING 10 gALL e.
JOHN c. FREMONT wa, nominated
70, President on the first ballot.
All the New England States went bold
ly for Fremont, excrn t eleven votes for
Mclean. New York gave ninety.thres
for Fremont.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20
OUR COLUMN.
s.J. MANN ~ sons
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER.

fINHT subscribers are manufacturing u large uuHseg Of
Il those valuable grain anu lIbor-sayiDg Machines for
the harvest Of 1896, with ulAuy valuable improvements
which experience has suggested. making it tie most desi.
rabis combined Reaper and Mower nov in use, being Of
lighter draft aud less difficult TO manage,
The patent revolving canvas platform upon which EAe
grain falls and Is carried over the side of the machine de-
posting IL IN le coneaye is the greatest invention Of the
age for saving the grain after it is cut without waste, aud
leaving il IN compact bundles Of uniform size, challenges
the admiration VI all that witness its operation.
Price of four. horse combined Machine si5d, Reaper
$3.50, Mower SlO1, half cash on delivery, balance ia -N
months. freight added. Far certificates and recOmnIru-
iati0n- see pamphlets.
Michigan CITY, Ind.
For sale ~ SOURSE, VILE 4 Co. agents; corner OF
Itock leland and FRONT streets, DaNenp0rt. june
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A spanish Fleet before Vera Cruz.

New orleans, June IL.
We have received Mexican dates 10 the
9Th inst.
The appearance of a Spanish Fleet be.
fore Vera Cruz had occssioned great ex.
element. The Spanish Minister, in reply
to a demand for q withdrawal for the fleet,
declared that he come as a diplomatist with
specific views. So long as his propositions
were accepted he had nothing to do with
the squadron. The country was otherwise
quiet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-20
TALLMAN & POWERS,

TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS..
OF;ce IN Ahlason's block, Second Street, d,
fpeen Brady ard Main.
OFFER for sale The folIowing vsius c Real r.
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near Inc corner Q
Rock island.
2. six lots on the soatA west corner oil Fourth ard
,. SIX lots at North Davenport, between Perry aud
Rock Island Streets.
Aiithe above lots are veil situated sat In parts o!
the city most rapidly improving and will be cold on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
5. s.es 7. 20 y. Range, we st 80 seee..
NE. OFFS. F.. y SGT 20 n. Range west 20 acres.
Iha above L.rd,are al on the tiae Of he rsiirsst
from Davenport W lows City.
Clinton County.
Nine handr red acres Of prairie ana ninety sefs. Of
limter land near Eisira ?. O, seven miles frsm ~.
ans, cEnton Co., near me RAILROAD; sill chetcs lara,
veil waiered.
The above properl, Will Be -Cld IN I5afsleFedt,
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and = hsh from Prince
ton. sixty seresarst rate land, we'll improved stsh
good house,. VIII b. sold at n bargain.
Powsshisk County.
I~ehuudr-d ami nny acres tine prairie lalt sso
miles norlh OF Monte the county sat.
Ach Is-'5d-du
Scott Co.
100 acres animprosed lands~s nIle.I Iron Hickory
Grove. three miles from ~nicotl, ten mile. ffoT
Davenport, well " ate red.
l60acres ave mlles north ~estifom HtckorJ Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One snd oue-half mlloa from Court House Oh las
biuh, with superb views Of river and sarropndi98
country. A small farm Of Is acres asd-r the highest
stale OF cultivation and well Supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful ispd 10 Inc vicinity o ttae
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
4 farm of60 acres, 10 under cultivation. 90 Of lin
Der. Aneyer falling stream runs through II. VIII
besold very cheap.
Near Wslcott.
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Green Curtain Paper

NAylDE, and satined Oh boil, sides, also,
w WALL PAPERS various qualities;
ROItLEk RS,
Fire Board paiterns, &C., just received at
at The iowa Book Rooms"
40. SO Brady St.. near tho Post OH ice.
gmeG+tI Ella ADAMS d co.
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ANOTHER SIGE-Ten German editors, is-
sung 10000 papers weekly, met ia Clncih-
matt last week, and resolved TO act with
the Republicans against the extension Of
slavery.
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hEf
VIM y Baker, ch~ristlana, Pa. (
David Rusre. Lebanon Gu, Ia.
samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia,
II. rerrey, l'hiisdetphis,
james b Price, Wilmington. Del.
Joshua Besl. Batyn Rouge la.
Thomas Beaver, rhiladelphm
Dp Forest, Bucks 10, IA.
Augustus Lima, Guernsey %,
u b~foGauSh, Msyssiiis. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster "a, Pa
Herman C dulse, Philadelphia
Geo NJ OFT, ycoiaiDg %, Pa
John MoNsy, harrisburg, p
Elmund Bayels, Brooklyn, y y
5 4 Tucher, Salem. Arkansas
Jame i Crage, Macon Go, Va
NJ Beal, Clarified Co, Pa
lienj Edmonds, Butler Go, q
Mr. Kirk, AaysNus, NY
" y Noble, Chicsgo. Ill
j l. Ride, Schuylkill Go, Pa
Z 4 Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, Maysvile, Ky
! d Ringer, Alexandria, "
X b IlaTl Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, Salem Co, \ J
] 7 ToSrey, Upper Sandushy, O
Jacob Leonard, Phiiadelphla
v G 0upln, Wilmington, Del
G Melntirs Northampton 60 r,
j Platter, Wilmington, Del
3 n sohnson, Potter Co, Pa
Nj MeEwen, Philadelphia
j Morton Pool, Wilmington, Del &
w W Hamer 4 TO, Cincinnati
i Miller, Head Flour insp,, Phila
James w Edmonis, Prebls Co, o
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Selling Rates VI Exchange
Ey c0oa u sAEsEa1.
Fort Des MeiRes Land Aee1c,.
AND WARRANTS.

IDder,iss Sod have fer sale ised Wsyrspaa
di6erentsises, which they viii seiIfor cash ar =.
time 10 suit purehascrs.
They will pay I~artieois Z sil5ssisn ~ Sa1sftss asS
location Of lands In Fort rts AoKes, Pert Mae
Cisritan and other Western land Districts. ASss /,
pe ytlehtnttaResand land bnsiDess rene rsHy.
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FiKsr Or SEeosp.--The telegraph winch
we quote ifom the Chicago papsrs differs
from the despatch We received from Ar.
Thoringtou, IN stating that Fremont was
the better.
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IOWA STEAM CABIN EFT
NANIEA("GOKX.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
i liens OF Davenport aud vi Central lows mat he
manu- tsclu res and keeps constantly OH hand and for
sale at
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE oil every description, from the dHesl
Sofa TO the commonest Bureau. Having recently got
his steam works into operation, he il ca pabie Of bll.
ing all orders that m; J be given him nj short notice.
aud with worS which he warrants 10 be Vi 4 OellsI
quality than anything imported into the city. md
which will be sold Ut lower rates. All kinds o.
IMPORTED FlkNITl kE
also kept on hand aud for sale low. Plessecsii anl
examine hi. stock, at the magGiaeEor! On seGOnd
street, south side, east oil Perry street
Davenport, May 30 1856 lie. D&SsNtAf.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY. lowA

10 The : toi,4s y v . Sc. sf?s ss.s.
No 7-1hs y r. ! S-eS TIE " X 4 100 sere1,
Ao3--Toe \ W . See 10 7 Is " l. $50 srrss.
Ice above three lasls are beautifully situated az
the Raiirosa : miles from Davenport.
No the W ! OF the 8 4 OF S+s 10 n
Sos--fhs ! I OFFS IS oises i TIE
Erres milrsfram davenport.
No the r ! OF the \ n . of soa2iTssNR3s
80 acres, ~ t.s sait Rosi, . s,itss from IAysnport.
No o-asar ~ itearr-s In secs }. & ~ az NJ
upoa the Mississippi River, ): mii-sirou ns,snnon
Ne IT, 100 acres In sec'se7 and ~ T ~ \ K9k.
Improved Farms.
: An improved Is a " 2Ss scr. son tbs aIs.a~lpf. s.y.r
Z niIss ls'aa u Davenport, 10 aor-s IN suI.i ,asL q, ie orols,
balance In. tirstFr.
1--we isap-o,~ 81 Grms thras nails ap1i q .,aport,
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
NoJ1-Fins brick house % 9Th ST. between Hsrr-
goa ard Ripley SIS Excellent well, sosd static, &c.
Los eOxis0.
Nn3i--Good frame House, , s.ous, s..i .su "a
Loss2xa3l, on Brad. near Locust -.
". ell lot on Brady St. I've BY 300-o30o
N"so-si"is on bndy ST., cor. OF Csl.sgs, s<zIss
IN CANTON cousrS, iowa.
si,S. r.. T., "a s.-ioo acres, near Thers's Ank
vesSio" u applied for 500;
N KEOhUk COUNTY.
No i2-s land n W tofsec- r = ~ W Sc
No. as " and y vi of ..esT :. X 4, wJass
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No +I-s W frAe. / OF sec6 4 IS u - W iA3 sstSs.
No.45-s " . ofsee 2s Z. X Is w I6e sesss.
No. <6-W { Of n + and s 1 OF \ " 0fssS ~ a
.. z IA 100 acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
No. i1-N E / Of sec Is T e2 3 w 100 acre.
IN N~UsCATlNE COUNTY.
No. a." . y " /. OF see % 70 4 / " 60 ers.
:. miles ireal an-e4tlle, : from junction. Apply 10
IN GRUMPY COUNTY.
NO. as . ofsec : T 81 K is " 10 ssres,
No. J1-S 4 ofsee 3 I ~ r IL w ls0 scSS.,
No. 5i-W 1 ofS Z 4 Of see lot g. X " 81 Go acre.
IN HARDIN COuNTY.
No. J-E ofN h of sec 8 7 81 r 20 w 60 seSs..
No. Us " of " ofsee IsT 81 r 80 " ~
acres.
~ D COUNTY
No. 54as { Of y 1t OF sec | r 50 X | W 80 aces.
No. l-S ! ON & ! OF sec 20 Z 81 3: W 90 sse~z,
No. 6-Uouse and Los, store and stock OF eoeA,,
In Upton.
W~ILLiAMALLEN,
Geooral Land Asss1-
FEB 6-dtr O6es Post Once Hus.dilx.
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roFFEES--75 Bags Rio, Laguaro, Java, Marseaibo
~ aud Havana Conees, selected expressly for re-
failing.
SUGARS-64 Bbis white aGd yellow rehned Sugars
embracing Coffee A, b & G, crushed, powdered and
sars IRE all ofthe best quality.
New TEAS-i37 Chests, half chests, or Boxes aud
eaddiss Of all sizes and descriptions of late importa-
lions, embracing some OF The highest and finest grades
oi the cole brated .Mayune' aud "fidg soocy"
crowns. These Green aud Black Iessare decidedly
as nne and curious eaops as ever crossed The Missis-
sippi, and We can recommend our ooiongs, Pon.
chopgs, souchonsx, Gunpowders, imperials and
Young Hysons, far superior in fragrance and make,
50 the generality OfTeas brought West. Asiaey were
selected especially for fanhy use aud are iess 10
price; we can with confidence invite examination and
tfiAl.
RAisINs-5o Boxes, halves and quartsr.;-also
Valencia Raisins; @
PLuMS- 5 Bbis piued aud uppittsd;
~PEACHkS--3 do pared. Currants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
s0APS--Paim, CASTLE, shaving, German aud
Chemical Erssise, &C, &ci together with . large vsrt
ely Of Hask els, Willow. Rattan and splint, Wooden
ware, s0kexs of Nails, % Bills Fish, Macke rel, White
salmon and Sea ed Herring, ~ Bales 3 and ~ eashs
Wheat Sack and many ythsr artlclss-sii for sale
cheap aad warranted 10 give sAiisfseiion.
JACOB WEAVER, ia, & o
june 10 dwtf Hswksys Store.
$50 wHxELDARR0Ws
INoR sale b. NOURSE, VILE 8 y
I iass Is au Corner Ksck isissd Aas froas SIS
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GUN NUCILAGE.

OR bankers, lawyers, IoanLih. Houses, Sc, IN
i large aud small bottles, with aud without screw
caps an Drusbes--ht
The Iowa Book Rooms,
80 80 brady ST., near lhs Post Office,
9th mo 6ti ELI ADAMS d. 90.
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q.y pLgAsusE TRIP.-Ia-day MAS The
..s appointed Tor the Matte Wayne to be
,, N prosecution vi the Pleasure LxcuF-
,o,ich mas been advertised, and she
bs IN hand unless detained by the 10"
.i,t Al the heokuk rapids. The Editor
winch arrived here. heavily loaded ed
,,.Jay evening, mad to discharge a large
osantt, .! her lfelght pstor she couid get
aysr Inc rapids, and though the hallse aid
MI, intend 10 nave much freight nor to car
=, aay above this posnt, she May have been
attained by tbs sane impeachment. However,
h, tks Maui. does not reach Davenport to-
DAY, abe "ilI be along IN a short time and
tom the reputation Of tie boat n her OF
rbesr., we can promise y pleasant trip 70
Al who loln her at TINS point,
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TIE SLAupEHrR REBuKEp.--If the read.

TIE S~LAHDEEER REBUKED.--If the read.
er will substitute Democrat for Eng uira,
in the following extract from a synopsis Of
Gen. Lanes speech delivsie at Mnscatine,
it will exactly suit the case oil the unpriii-
ciplsd. libellng sheet published IN this
city
"In the introduction OF mis- remarks, COL.
Lane referred to the base SANDER which
was concocted by his enemies IN Indiana,
and has been published by all the pro-sla-
very sheets 10 the country. lie said 1t vac
written by a man who he detected stealing
bread from ais soldiers ia Mexico, and
whose appointment to u responsible othce
by the Democratic party some time after
wards he had opposed. Thu charge he
pronounced as false, and called upon HIS
God To witness the truth oil his assertion
His rebuke oil the Enquirer, for catching
up tins infamous Islander, was scaihilg and
crushing. He called upon The editor TO rs.
trac, the statement, or stand branded as Il
Slanderer and u liar.p
GAZETTE AND JuDGE GRAsr.-We ap-
peal 10 the citizens OF Davenport as 10
whether they ever Witnessed d meanef,
more disgusting attack upon a private citi-
zen than that Of The Editor Of the Gazette
Of yesterday m%orning upon Judge Grant.
The editor accompanied Judge Grant 10
Iowa City, aHd with his usual sueahing
meaDness, he dfa.s into his dltfy paper Pre-
vate conversation which took place between
Judge Grant and others ui Iowa Guy
Democrat.
The above is manufactured out OF ~ hole
cloth. We merely exchanged the eompii-
ments OF the morning with the Judge and
afterwards didn't have the opportunity Of
speaking 10 him, or oi hearing him speak
to .ny one. The above paragraph lend.
more to the injury Of Judge Grant than the
light article we wrote, which any one can
perceive was not intended az an attack
very best citizens. The Judge may weil
exciaim, "saye me from my friends" as
may everybody else who falls INTO the hands
of LOOMS L. CO..
PATRIOTIC SiSGERs.--fhe Hutcninsons
are ~ be in Chicago on the Fourth OF July,
and the Press understands that they have
some stirring songs for the times, among
which is one Dedicated 70 Pierce, Douglas,
Alchison, stringteiiow Il Co. We hope the
Hutehinsons will call here again, while they
are out west, as we would like to hear some
OF the fresh strains which have been ID
spired by their devotion TO the cause Of free
Tom.
FKsr OR ~SEcosD.--The telegraph winch
we quote tom The Chicago paPsfs differs
from the despatch We received from Ar.
Thoringtoa, IN stating that Fremont was
nominated on the fret ballot. II SO, SO much
the better.
ANOTHER SIGE.-Ten German editors, is-
SUNG 10000 papers weekly, met ia Cincin-
matt last week, and resolved to act with
| the Republicans against the extension Of
slavery.