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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
F!.!a Trgta-rts Whole Truth

The RePabaeaa State Central Commit.
.oe VI Indiana, hare 5asi issusd al address
3 lhe FeoP'e, from which we clip the To-.
owing emphatic paragraph, conts.ning
gths L.c5 egesy slerfyr atl DO F. 81 10
5aas.6es
Tas principles Of toe Eegu acsn party
sYs 6esa grossly n.zrs presented sBd maav
we been pTegu5iced against ns By the
asmtiess declaration. that gs desire 10
bo.zA Slavery where il existss snd 10 place
as negro upon a. equality wi,h Us 10 eli
the poaIlcs and social relations Of life. A
u1re Infamous LIE vas reTer uttered, and
s ptbgrs kDgw h. We contend for The
xclys.oa Of Slavery from territory conse-
rated 70 r. edgn 70 that free bite men
nay % there and establish fer theaseITes
lsate never 10 Be contaminated br the
grss Of slaEsry snd lie er,ls
Repa3lalings az 3 E de- all connection or
.iillon With sEy party which through &C.
oret organization, or otherwise, throws il
..a8sHee and it's votes IN favor Of The ez-
=asign Of SlarsrF. We s,and firmly aud
IsiuayelY upon tie Republican Platform
5,8cltimed e. Philadelphia We ssk for
.ae principles there sg5Sed tue candid coz.
sasTa'l0h Of al! men, CgEften, that they
DUB give them tbeiT AancisgH 1t the ballot
BOX.
" Shall Saagsry II Erisndsa r. That Is
the only issUe, and the people viii not be
distracted by he aide Issues Of Temperance
and ether Questions which were Improperly
and uBjastly brought 70 bear agtinst Ne a
,ae lste election BY dishonest and unscfG-
a5ious dsmagogues Let that Issue be but
airy presented and fatty Understood by
the people md We have no feBrs for the
result
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
True and sham p.neerst..

In 1851 the Iowa Legislature, being
Democratic Ia both branches, adopted the
following preamble and resolution
Whereas, slavery being an artificial and
not a national relation, cannot exist without
direct legal sanction; therefore,
Resolved, That il has no right in the
free territories, and Congress should esel.
clse lis constitutional power to prevent its
being established therein.
Precisely the same opinion IL still enter.
tanned By the Democracy Of Iowa. II is
only the Shsm Democrats who now main
tain that Slavery has right in the iree ter.
riloHes and Congress has no right to pre-.
vent it,
In other words The Democrats oil Iowa
then and row maintain that Congress
should exercise its constitutional powers to
proven. Slavery beng established in Tree
territory, While the Sham Democrats OF
ne present day, to take their own words
ior it, as gwen by the editor of the Aass, a
recent convert 10 their doctrine, who. ia the
| language OF the Dssocrai "lke all new con-
serts, has seal douhly strong says, the
Democratic party asserts the principle "ths;
Congress has no ngh, to make il (KsnsssI
either free OF slave State
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
W1FE- WorI-WarkI

The next week should be devoted h the
cause Of freedom and constitutional liberty.
The constant efforts Of our friends are ne.
cessaFy in the canvass which is now being
made, and We trust that no man vii! weary
IN the good work which is going o. for
Fremont snd freedom A new Organization
Ike o1rs demands fer greater amount OF
exertion thsn an old one. Let Us then re-
solve 10 leave no means untried TO achieve
success. Lei tie seek to confirm the wsver-
ing, win the doubtful, con vince the m!sta-
ken, until the 4lh Of November, snd the re-
suit will be glorious victory.
The result Of the elections which have
already tTanspirsd should sct as q gtimulaHt
upon every lover Of the principles Of FREE
government and Of oar glorious Union. 4
dark cloud is hanging over us--the cloud d
despolism, which looms up in the southern
a9rizon, and threatens to ogerEpresd this
fair land. We have seen Is effects where
Il has passed 1nreasted. A II that lie desra-
bic in the government has been crushed snd
withsred Would we rave our own free
North from ! Ike deE0lstion. We must
sork -WOEk--uGtH lhe 4th 4
November Chicago DsmOssaf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

SrAEEls8 AEB DEATH.--kIgh Leiofe
Iazt, about 3 o'clock, a. IHshman was stsb.
bed Oh ElOLteau street, .'1rHeF 81 It'll The
circumstance are substantially these. A
man called 1t house and inquired for some
person wko was brick mason. The per.
son who was stabbed being somewhat it,
tyxicsted, stepped forward and said be was
Il brick macon. The man Of the house en-
desyored 70 restrain him, but as the strau
ger went away, he got Gut and went alter
him, but p!etGy soon returned with the eE.
clmatI0n that he vac dying, and dirk was
Irswa rom bic side. IL is supposed, though
i 10 not known, that the stranger alluded
O stabbed bin, on being accoslet, probably
somewhat roughly. The dTk win which
he Wss stabbed entered his leit side last be-
low the ribs, severing an artery end cutting
he Iutestines very severely. The man died
Yesterday forenoon from the effect VI the
wound. Officers have been eGdeavyriug 10
discover the perpe rator Of the deed, bat
they csn get no clue Of him ~ s9tuk
Whig-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
|. Tslsgraphie Arrangements.
UsloN TELEGRAFH OFFIcE,i
CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1855.

CHICAGO Oct. %, 1896. !
10 Editors, Judges Of Elections, 3c., in
folcJ .--Arrangements have been made in
the Eastern ana u Iddle States for ascertain.
ing the general result OF the Presidential
election on the morning of the 9th Noyem-
Der, and transmitting the same to all tele-
graph stations IN the country. II 10 desired
10 extend these arrangements, SO far as
practicable, throughout the North vest, and
particularly lr The State Of Illinois, where
the facilities Ut lelegraphinP are now deem
I'd suff 10 Indicate the electoral vote
Of the State between the closing Of the
polls on the 4th and the morning of the
9Th November next, To insure this result
and the disse animation Ul the news from the
other States 1t will be necessary for Judges
Of Election, Editors, politicians, &c, to OBJ
serve the following suggestions, 80 far BE-
their respective localities 10 not indicate a
different C0gr7e
Let the Electoral vote br counted FIRST
The vote on State officers, members Of
Congress, Legislature and local officers may
be Cangassed and Transmitted az soon there.
after Hs Convenient II is essential thai
the telegraph Lines should Ue sucumbered
with nothing on the night OF The election
except the Presidential vote.
Let the electoral FG.e be canyaased to
lis manner, and ascertain the MAJORITY Of
rtr candidate receiving the highest number
II i not necessary to send the sctna mum.
Ter # vote. received BY each candidate
In towns v here telegraph station is 10.
Gated, this majority should be placed in the
hands Of The operator, directed "a The IN.
tersgneds s. coon az sscertsined Where
there il no telegraph ofre il should b.
sent 7s promptly as possible TO The nearest
staHaD, when The genera result in lh.s and
the other Stat-s VIII br ia readiness 10 b.
given 10 exchange | aublo.n ljst Of TEL
epraDh o1sr g l0Ha
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
Hue 4 = " HID
Agent n 7 Associated Press

HoEsE R4ciEa BECOMING REsFEcTAuLE
--Hgrse racing ~ fast becoming 4 respecta-
bic Constitution" and there Is scarcely d
county in the Stste which cannot boast Of
rs race trbck, where people can witness
the sports Of The turf without compromising
their standing 10 the church or community
Of course 10 racing ia allowed on tbesa
tracks. BY o very deXter0us construction
as the lawyers would say, that "sin" lie
avoided. The hor-es 20 around singIy, and
the "commilLee"- the Judges" mind
ye-tme 'em ynst TO see which ran 20 the
fastest --- Rochester Union.
The above is bit at the practice Of horse
racing, which has lately zen introduced Ne
prominent feature Of our Agricultural
Fairs The greatest attraction Of these
fairs within year or two past, has become
to be race horses and hDrse races and fast
women GA horse back both Of which have
al evil tendency, and the sooner they can
be done away with the better.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
New YosK 0. K.-The N Y. Hsralc

AEw YoRE U. k.-The n Y. Herald,
taai paper ~hich has come - much into ia
VI With The Democrat Of lste asys We
vsriig beaere that things ere taking such
= shaPe e all give Fremont large major
igy in tbs city aEajn.t Buchanan sad Fill
more. Tae Buchanan democracy j. break
< . pisces p everg direction IRON the
pure want % .uLereat cohesFeaess The
Fillmore asa have FER leaders ouly spoiIs-
men and lie seekers. ia whom The people
have nc confidence, aua the rank End file OF
og,h parties appear u be disgastsd with the
I'd rotten machinery 70 which they have
been asrnessed, snd are coming ou, humer-
gusly ET FreugHt"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

FREnosr WOULD Eyy AecEPT.~-lt Las
been alleged thss Fremont was leaasfee
the honor Of nomination by the Dsmocra-
cy. This hss also been dsuied. Speaker
Banks, al the late meeting At FrseP0rt. Il.
LIMOS. re ierfIng 70 THE matter said VIZ
do they speak Of Fremont a' light metals
Because be repealed theit Pfo-slavsry over.
lures. IA polcs-'thst's denied h Usn.
cannot BE-. that overture fell Oh these essg.
Loud chaera.7 a prominent southern man
in my pgeseno &c ssEed Alr opinions On the
slavery question in reference 10 becoming
candidate for the Presidency, And he Te-
plied-'Presd .aey or no Presidency, living
and dying, / an opposed to the spread q
rfuye-yin Prolonged cheering!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Ne can tell the people Of the South, that
wherever the Democracy Of the North have
thought that anything could be made BY
Abo!iuonlsms they have oulsIripPed tire
Black Republicans in loud professions Of
s-a6qhuonKm--aRen slgmstlzng the
Black Republicans ss too inaulgent 70 Ela-
very, aud therefore unworthy 70 be trusted
the people Louisville Journsl
Ths leaders VI The BUCCANEERS e.caew
ruth and at the byFocrles in order to
make converts. In word, they become
anything 10 all men, IN order TO strengthen
their party
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

VIVA, must be lie intelligence says q
contemporary, Of thst mEn who earns bi,
bread 10 the sweat 0! bis fsre and allows hin.
seli 10 be etjolsd into sating Tor the ezien
sion Of TIE feudal system Of negro slsTe3
II i. ias. bid tia, fouls Iis cwn nest. en-.
very uawori by laboTiHg mar who vo0.'
degrade himself and bic pgsterl.y to TIE les
el of G ehattel that Is bought and cold.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

The follosing from the Indianapolis
.Jaarza. Shows how the BUehsniers man.
4ssd TIE game:
In S. Joseph, the actual voting pcPuls-
ZION or the county a. asceriainsd By the As
ssssoT has increased from 1854 10 1856 jus.
.aree hundred sn1 seventy 6ge, but the vots
q! tie election showed an increase Of ziEe
s.aT.8s ID, pal ss5ie evidence Of open fraud
Culisx's vote s5l lsrger than il was in 1854,
gain 81 fully oIe-iUurihs b. The Old line
ycis i increased $50, huadseas voting that
asket whom DO one 81 The eldest citizens
Lasfe ever before raw.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

WuTos This place, situated at the
Junction Of the two branches Of the M L
". K K in this couDty,is prospecting fine
Iy. We learn from Dir. Tuits, fthe princi.
pal owner, who laid cot and named the
town. that about $4,000 worth Of lots
have been sold, although but little more
than year has elapsed since lie survey 1850
The proprist0rs have generously donated to
the Methodist ans Congregations! societies
lot each, on which churches will be erect.
ed. The lstter has already been com.
Denced wilton is & pFotege Of Huscs.
tine, end cur citizens watch with pride her
prosperity and dege!opment,-Mascalia
Jour
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

PEgNsYLYAsI&ss, BEWARE OF IaEH.- -
We learn thar large number If certain
Democratic Club o. this city, are rapidly
disappearing from Our midsi II is ahrs~e
! Inspected that they viii turn up H.
Pennsylvania % TUESDAY, there 81 carry
20 the sam game Of bullying and i!lsga.
voting that they attempted 10 this city, enc
a. successfully iB some Of the WARDS -
Look cut for them. - B0atinore Democrat
TUls gas The warning Of the Democrat
before tie Psonsylvsnis election. The re-
sal, Shove mat il wss net given without
cause.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
A GooD INVESTMENT

Having cur Mil completed aud Ia operation anu
IL oaF oljnet accom- plishsd IA having one o. vu'
Mile IN the CITY ot Davenport, and our put oe
ing e dispose OF Mills and Rghtsin eslate OF io~R
weuow offer thls MA. Machinery knxine, tlNtuies,
tbutldinss aud Leases ior sale on seso0'moas''hs
terms 90 reliable party. This aiili il manaisssa
ring is,ge quantity u Flour per day, a,aNory w.
ntnk espense. the cleaning apparatus is ansurpass
Cd Ia the West, no better Inv es,.nt aow open Ia
iaske money. Rotinfther patuealafsappiy 10
Oct. ~, Ju JACOB WEAVER in, ~ co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

hAET-Deer are quite numerous in lhys
vicinity the present fall. They are daily
seen 10 herds Of uore or less, between this
place and chickaaaws snd some few have
been taken but while wages are from two
70 three dollars for days work. people
cannot afford to hunt much.
Prairie chickens, in foeks ol ten TO two
hundred, are 10 the fields ali around 81.
chsrles, and they even come into the VII
isge, almost ss boldly ss tame hens Fi0yd
90 fafsi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
EAchAh6f BROKERS AND REAL rsr.1
AGENTS heiAfE
CITY PROPERTY
ao4-Lots block los, on sraa, street. g.

o'"eA '"'' on brady street. suu.
sis Part OF 10; tloes H. s9x.uD fs,.
"eAf hfadi street, with airAu.s tatlGs, ssafsa
3i3-West hall a lot biosl :, g,ff..,
naf Rouse on hA,i6and sAst Of H. i,ia ',ta d~a.
80 PEI foot. ''s11 slI.a..
J.a.a haHae aGd lot ~ ELst aa,f,5
sol tinek :, Lonss Of siS fasms, nv GEL.
tern wood she'd, So; price .soU ..' ''i'-f' So
efnped Of the city; $1,000. W 4' asr1.
3e---Loi block IS, soqt, ,n.t .,,,...-
western Avenue, one Of tie faai,'S,.S, 81 10 aAA
private ressiensein the city. Vs. 10" "ta
3..--Lot7 block and aaI 90 block r..
addition, hs.f the Female Cqlrts t'-'.s.
NO, 5a--iet Mo- la hio4s 3d. 0a ,Eb .s.
sa,t u Perry nIo1 VI n Is tod t,, ,, g4.
houts, acme story IsSnie hpusg a 54TzrT, "2fs hrzE
low " '"4'"t. 81 10 sz 5stI
W "a Gus st.fy GaeL Enasa t.ft..
aer.h siis u fsLih street between r,,r, ,y,
Land hLs uf~ u the ri,sr ifeu bs pi,ss ''' sE T.
81 lot. a"a .tots r. as.r tb, it..l..,+.,.
sts-A new ffAa4t louss nltA y.aztt..t,.
"a" sorhrt "i sirrh 'tEsss - eBtim ~
~. ss,As.o .l.ist t;s'aIp. "a d.. s.... sa..
'+ 1850 N'A'+ Ft't
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sassi lot ..1t.o. '8'. o. Ma
.. 80 i s g ge ~, .i, i,..,, sss
"''a Ne '.-v e lie nv ~"n'.
-a-ra1r stisslasa !. f4..ts ! raa.....
pass issn
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| Asi oa4Iss slE,-ts .ti46. --. # t..-
-Jt-.s house AID to lets n F..- r.s.n,...
si.e" = ash hSlaaes ysaf. : Bsss r,,,1rI, i-
40 house and lot GA ss.lssfe ii E....,.
ssi~esh Front sad ss,oGd s!rer,. L...5.. Al .-.S
srisr ssoh. FN' @"sAa4.
- - = tvo story i.as.s hsots Oh es.t.tfr..,
eea Nsstsn. k'eaue, 'fartb - 9th 81 s.o.. -..
f''-t s1' s-1tfY siy*etsl stzterl and e.I a..
NJ IA A H0sss Il aaals sszs sa5..z-,.
aud "S''sfa Ave. If.ss .3tJJ -@
y 2ta = Huass d saass ..sa .st s,s.. ,......
EAST = Western Ave free 80 ''' -
NJ g4s "A Hauss Il sane .Is-s,.sf-..
u u a'"' "''' al Ave free !a,@,
NJ 2s4 -TEIsp Hguses q tie ..n,s ,,.......
rooms, fsTasHa 81 aartt q tbg., - t'7s "H NJ
sfoasi essrb fros a. 40 ~" y ." '.a' G
NJ. a Houss s4s 1t .B s.-......,
.'s Lot sfEiss iiegss Iss I2a srsa. 80 l.'5
10. ~ - y .i"s house Ga FaFaznl e. lrf y..y..,
u 40 W.T. ETC f"s
~ I'd -- A -. vt.s. 60.
isE fuesa.. Eiisi,va. EAEtrser e. .s $50 u ea't
ysafss tFies tsa3 49, = '.-A j.
No as7 LIT T. bi5sk G.. a.sas.
Warren, sUsbn. pfEsy s--s5 " f- 81 'ss.
No 70 baH.F sai lot % 7tE u, vset .J y,r....
tst e5aiSo hw#s rooIas All bet "a ~ ''..@.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Az OrrrK "A Republican ofers through
the columns Of the Cincinnati Gassfb 10 be-
five hundred dollsrs bat 81 the Presidential
election Buchanan viii be defeated II Penn.
.ylgsnis, FIVE hundred that he will be defeat
Cd in Ob,o, Ind Eve hundred that be VII
BE- defeated in Indiana, The beIsto be taken
tausthsr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
AN AMERICAN INVENTION,
THE GREATEST OF THE AG

THE NKtA ES VF THE AGE
MS sreatuuty. sim pltcty, chsapness Of ptse aud
/ adaptation 10 the sgBtH ot all classes OF Tho romt
M nity strongly recommend lin avery State la the
uaIan, bat pafieulariy
the prsitias u Iowa, which Is sHbssantiatei by
inauY ssfuneatcs, references aud letters given by
reliable Euutismen whose names are IN our hands,
illyins come tte pitvutVe- su Fr0pretorS u Nd
via aud ianus a. tlatk Combined Grinding
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

The wealher.wise predict mild autumn
aud an open water. They cay that when
the sun passed the equinox on the 2oth Of
September the wind set the whole day from
the southeast, giving Us warm storm, and
that during several days the wind stood in
the same quarter. This prognosticates a
continuance Of the same character Of wealth
er during the next six months,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

IL p. W ROBBERS. lire Yirgini4a. hay.
irg been nominated Fremont e!eetoF for
hat State, is much provoked al finding his
nsrae printed wrong on the ticket. So he
srites letter, which sPPesrs in the Wells
burg Herald and Whe cling IHts!ligsaetr
saying
MS name s David w Roberts, common
signature, d. W Roberts. The printer has
I c, W, and il you mean me, il is mis-.
aomsr, behind which DO nol wish to take
refuge. In case cur worthy Governor should
lske il into his head 10 hang any. ! am
anxious that he should make no mistake and
5esIroy an innocen, person, and thereby
asi 10 the sum Of hls rlllaiaies'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Tar RIVERA RisE We have tad
twenty four hours continuous rain. ending
at noon yesterday. aud ihs prospects are
fair for smother supply The river al this
point had risen Fix or seven inches up TO dark
Iast evening, and was rising when we lett
the wharf Heavy rains have fallen all e.
long the Illinois river, and also the Upper
Miss sslppi, and both OF Them are now
rising We have not heard ffom the Mis-
sour for day Of two That We shall have
rise OF some Importance seems reasonable,
We learn that heavy rains have fallen aloag
the upper Ohio, and expect to h al Of rise
10 that nver soon. To Caro- We can now
safely report cir feet and rising 81 Loi.is
fatel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

A few months rinee, there was not more
unsullltd name in American history than
that Of Jobu c. Fremont ile was honor.
ID BY the Democrstic party, and defended
With prompt enthusiasm BY the sblest
statesmen But change hss taken place.
He nov leads the hosts Of freedom. Such
crime cannot be forgiven by party
~h ch is doing the basest work Of Southern
slaVsry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

Ear AccirExT All Potistown, PeDnsy
yauis, On "Wednesday afternoon, one MAJ
wss killed and another had bis ern iaker
Of BY the premature discharge Of cannof
while firing 80 nte in homer q he Demo
rystir YictQyg,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
MuxpEs Al For M4Dlssy The Argus

AuKrEE AT roE- EApls5y The Argus
sayr thar a. Bnchsn,eG pole rais.ng q
FraLkl.n, in thai county, { Z ARRAY occarFe-
resulting in the killing Of one person anc
the wound .rg " seyeral others, The Argu-
sdds that though r4any Of the Baoh-nisEs
may rejoice IN the murder 0! the free stat
men frou Iowa IA KansE- By the nisgs
dfgrers they should remember that Iowa r.
not vet KapsasH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29
Henry CLAY wass.

Many men protesting 70 BE- cid Inc
Wings, Henry Clay Wings, are now acting
with the Democratic party in its efforts TO
extend slavery. Henry Clay IN the Sisor Of
maiured intellectually, ssid, and the SEN
tenee deserves 10 be eng,svea upon the
Reart OF eve,v freeman: Il repeat that !
never can and never vii vote, and no earth.
II power will ever make me vote 10 spread
slavery ever territory where 1t does no, ex.
ls,." In 1850 Henyy Clay, as though he
e@uld discern is the dim future the cause
t5ai threatened dissolution Of cur govern.
meat. uttered the following memorable
words, which We commend to The eonsid.
Grafton OF old Clay Wings
"Bul you csanot put your 6nEsr on any
part of the constitution which conveys the
sht or The power 10 carry slaves rom any Of
lie States Of the Union 10 any Territory OF
iae United States. No, sir, viii ne, admit
or single moment, that there is any sep.
xrAte OF distinct right upon the part of States
o. individual members OF the States, or any
portivL OF the people Of the United States
to carry slaves into Territories, under the
des that those Tefriloriss are held il COM
aon astwsea the several States
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

A True DEnccE4T.-H Hon, John Went
worth, editor Of the Daily Democrat, Chica-
20. in reply 10 correspondent says
I'VE have publisaed paper twenty years
aud been IN Congress ten, aud in both ca
pseities all the while have we stood where
We Eow stand, viz in favor Of closing our
territories u slavery. Once Democrat,
se are ELL Democrat, and me more slave
ssErtofyn il siiil our wElehwGEd."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

TKr oMo DEED UF--The Cairo Deat9
Of the a2a ssys; The Ohio is al a stand,
with only fourteen inches to Louisville
and nothing at all to'Cineinnsti where the
people ar performing aquatic teats by "s.E-
ips across 10 The KsntVcEy shoIe on two
ipsAss Vi water"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

$1,000 Reward is offered by the Goyenor
far the apprehension Or the eold-bloo5ee
villains who committed the late murders "a
the county d poweshiek-a,foelles ~
sprpsssed 10 the calendar Of crime.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

UntiI the time Of King Edward /, the
Englisb penny was SO deeply ndented that
II might easily be broken and parted, on
occasion, Ia two paIts-these were called
half pence--or into iour--these ere called
four thiGgs larthings.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-29

The people Of South Caroline have ie.
turned Hon Preston 8. Brooks 10 Congress,
and armed him with seventeen canes,
brace 4 pistols. revolver q raw.hide aud
Gins drinking cups .--Chis Jour.