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Gsrit. Smiths supper; q Fremont

aGerritt Smith cones OBt 10 long lei
ter In favor OF Fremont, supporting his pre-
tensions chiefly on the ground that FIRE.
mont 'openlv advocates one o! The great
measures Of the laad rcformers--ihe lsir
distribution Of the public lands among the
landIess That is the riches. ydea Of the
campaign old GerFitt Smith, ore Of the
largest landowners 10 New York, supports
Fremont, whose friends boast that he il the
largest and-o@neE n the weird, on the
ground that he, Fremont, is in favor Of die,
tributing land among the lludless."
We cut the above from late number Of
the Boston Psst Gcrritt Smith (sho 10
the son Of the partner Of Jacob Astor,) was
bern the largest landowner, perhaps, Of
New York State but a. this moment is not
the owner Of Il hundred acres u taBd, hag-
q GIVEN Il al a'o0g n farms, o 9 multitude
of instances adding 9 thousand dollars to
the git, in order 10 start the farmer In bis
career Of life. These gifts have been diyi-
Ged between iish and Americans and SO
admiralty have they been improved for ma
ny years, that he thinks he has had prac1
cal evidence OF the soundness OF the princi-
III Of land--efofm
He has no. only long ago DISTRIBUTED his
immense land possessions among bic fei-
log citizens, without m-aeg and without
price bat since the opening Of Kansas 10
emigration, b. has flfed out with means,
whatever good eitizen would etnigrate thith-
er with ell means o. becoming useful Ia
bo rer 10 the social body, aud with shatPs
rife 70 defend himself and family sgainat
s.border rugians," IL need should be- Car
Boston Atlas,
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Superior. a large tract or land ~ the
mouth OF the Nemadli has been Tt apart
for Railroad purposes Ton the point before
alluded to- where wharees and docks and
ireight.houses almost ad irfsifum can be
constructed. The distance across To ST.
Paul or Hudson is about $50 miles--a i've
days travel now, but only Eve hours
Journey when the iren-herse shall snort his
way from the clear blue lake, over wood
land and riser, y the banks Of the 81,
Crox.
There are four church organizations m
Superior Episcopal, Presbyterian, IN. -
Methodist and Roman Caiao..,, The list
is under the charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Hart
on, a brother-in-lau OF the Rev. Dir, HAT,
OF Burlington in cur State. The second
was organized by the Rev. Mr., Wilson, and
is nov under the charge Of the Rev, MIR
McCeokle, late OF Indianapolis The
Methodist Church is in the care OF ths
Rev James Past. The Epise epalians
have neat edifice, in which services are
held every Sunday. The Presby,erians
have a building under contract, and the
Others are al pIeseat Without houses o.
worship We had the pleasure Of attend
service twice at the Episcopal Church, the
only Sunday during our stay. The SON
beamed brightly, Warming the AT, which
| permested every corner OF the iittle church
through the open Windows. and Iaif pre-
| portion OF The population seemed e regard
the day properly. IL was agreeable, In
deed. in this remote plsee, TO mingle with
desout sorshipers OF God, and particularly
SO under the ministrstion OF Mr.. Barton
who adheres rigid!y to has duty rs Church.
man, abaiing nothing, and with an exhibit
ton Of ieyotionsl ieryor which, IN connec-
ton with his consistent walking in private
hfe, makes him not only efficient bat popu.
lar as clergyman. His diseourses were
iine, scholarly neutrality-suspicious. YET
prae tieal-an eminently adapted to an IN,
telligent and discriminating audience. Re.
ligious services, when participated IA away
from the busy marts Of life, amid the sol.
emn sound of waving trees and the glad.
some voices OF singing birds, seem 10 STR
the soul to its inmost depths.
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"h haohkhb AND REAL EgTAr,,
AGENTS ''oih L
CITY PROPERTY

~ Ia 'l"'h ls' on brauy .lr.,t. ss,o
2'o es,h TI5ue 15ljsi"u5 o.,
81 West 81 tret 81 81 + ,t..,.s,
e"He' eau"".A rtau,gtu4 s.,f..t., gItsi rtreeIs
~ ALI, E'f' IL. F. b. 1lseAoo. fgfUa faas.
''"'a '9'E' Nti atrln,e datl.s, 5. a-''td
hi ""sthatl At tat i ol..l. :. Min ...........
!aorsi t3nt '''4ha street
~ I"o Aeeus.s GA thg ~,st stt. .,f.r-..
tetween ihlfi hAd fourth nttseis ~ IVA stf.r3
'"s '"i 'or ~ cars viii be s9la ah,ap, i.#'@s'
so ! hauer ana letia fa.t i.,.,,..
y. clock 2 a hoase Of AA ros,ns g..i..gs't t'
tern wool she'd e. p5ire s-ua Ss''''.''
srepan % ihf,styi itUog '' Ode "atA
j. lat blyek B, .stt, ...i
western Avenue, oHe Of lie bai,lsao, ~ 4. aa4
tf''Aif r''t'e"seln TIE ritS '''' role
ay lat9 rIagE aanilzat,.I a..
addition "a4ftaf Female college. t"le"-s
h"ti""t ''""''h.- ''biartoa "T t, l,t ,'@4 ,s
a;n 4 ra,,r=tar5 bfea s,afs .,..,t .............
and Htad> stiert7 '"''"i th
- affame '~el,.ar naa4a a5n,. a. r,,y. ,.....
alot' t"esron tt3nio,E e. '''s' '4"s
~, house aud lot aus.s.r.I.fe -. r.,t....
atbect" trout AMI as1oua stree q. bona. = ..ssa
: rsoas- iot 5ts@l, aga-ra rnat oi s4S, = t'"h-a.
l.rtst NO. pr "''#m
NJ ~ a tsastssg f,a.s, Iagas. aa. ,s,,f.rl..s..
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atr'sa- faa.rt st.e's stss7, sod ssn IT,. s ..-
.ad "e.isrn AZ l.r5, go u. '1 ISSUES 49, ....4
A. ala. ts.
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whiy National Convention

oar readers have been advised through
III mediag, Of the telegraph ola farce that
recently cbme of in Baltimore under 'he
above nnme The men who aiienscd i Is
De!eraies were seltappoin'ed isere beng
n, such party in existence 81 the present
time as the Wing parts that if0e .'onered
and resered association h7Niag U name
ceased to exist Taai the RseR who acted
- Delegates IL This Convention ~ere not
Wings Is eyiden, tom Ia taei .. iheir en-
dor.tng the nomination n AnareW Jackson
naaetsou. i man aha has always acted
With the DemaeFaac party and never given
aap pfoag y svyaai q . ,aaaga q political
sentiment That he - Democrat st'i, Is
proven iron tie fact, taat staee a,s noHtn-
len ior DE Wee ptesldeasg by the Aaoa
No.hiasa, He las publicly boosted that he
owned one aaadrea "nggsrs We have
ta1 much reverence iar she memory e Tie
Wair party esfe to ackaoe edge th,s PATTI
olic BODY ss anything moie than a ssngus
growth, assam.ag the asme ba, none q the
PRINCIPLES oitkat iamenied organisation, -
Admitting ihai ,hoY ~e.c Mhtgs, ,hai black
is white Ter the sake o. argumeat, having
publicly Jisclaimed allegiance any longer
10 Inc tenets al That party, and embraced
tie nomination Of Fillmore and Daneison
nom that moment they we're 10 more
WAses bui kaow koth.ngs, But we cannot
sdtait that Wing sentiments had anything
to da with he csilins d this Convention. =
We believe that i was FatIen ~ by the
Know Nothiags IN order 10 influence body
Of 4ell-ineanias men ahc were still stand
iag alooi from political parties, hoping thai
the Wing party might yet be revived, Ihat
il viii iail d Is object ,he good sense q
tie members 81 The old Wing party warrant
-. In the conclusion TIE following, in re
Istion 10 ,hs plcbsld Convention Is tom ne
Boston Aalas:--
This bo5s has sfioIaed a few gentlemen
,vhom The circumstances al the time have
compelled 10 remain reticent, an oPpoTiuni'
- ~ relieving themselves There seems 10
have bees baehIing ifeshet Of eloqueToe,
bg, nothing more. Delegates without con-
.yiosncy could talk in the very best say
lie palsger was polished aud patriotic; Tie
metaphors were epuonshle, the rallies
we're racy, and the prophecies ali that the
most ardent could desire. Bot these sFe
not times in which words, ne matter iron
what lips they NAY come, viii SATISFY The
people, on 10 Which sentences, hes eTsi
fsiriy rounded, vi redress The public Inlu
RES We readily aegaii the men who were
engaged ia TINS Convention, Of Rng such
tomfoulrr as al the tiTsi glance these pro-
ceediRgs would appesr TO be The talk o
resuscitstlng tie Wing party meant little
the prattie Of its spontaneous rising mean
less. the ssspmptioa Of the name ot"N Wing
was a pslrable aud lsughpble fraud, bot IN
der ali this boys play, there was purpose
and that purpose was &c promote the cleo
tien Of MilIiard Fillmore, The renegade
Wig ard the Know Nelhing candidate io
tie Precedence Fer this Tie Convention
was calle6 for this the sPeeches we're made
for this the resolutions we're adopted"
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PerlT4cs ~ ScHcoLs-~-A girl in the
Htsh schooi. daughter Ct one Ut our most
respected fellow citizens, whose uaiy fau!t
& lis Fillmureism, gave This dshniljoR 10
her Lesson in geometry a point tss
uosition but no substance Ger. Pseres IS
!. DoiEt. A line has position and length
bit no breadth Fillmore Is q linz A
rurve is line that varies at every port -
Bs,cheaaa Is -arUe 4 Sold has length,
hresdth and thickness Fremont Is a s0tid. -
Precedence .Ioarag,
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PRAIsEwoETHT LrEERALIrE. Messrs. }.
W AZ s. Cole, q Ms rily, have daus =
ted team worth four has.dred dollars to q
party o. len volunteers Cor kshsas, who
viii start for that Territory to-myrrow.-
We hope t. ser tots good example eausa
led by our met q means, who have sIo-
gle desire 10 ser hsHsas free, ar tag lives
and property Of li5erty-loy5ng settle-s pre-
sarre5 MI Pleasant Journal
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ubNls' FUpNI5HTNG ElGlg
YANKEE NOTIONS.
EAEs.. ffE.E.!! C'tas....
EAg fl.tE, d. - Z. E... ..
sa,Tfs
q
LIna IlIana 81 nnnn1.c,rnn-.n

CI4na, Glass e. QueeusWaIo
@ =. i. W>tb, So, 5 Le claire n Vs. and IyvItg
a. re tl1e o. ~ Sag direct twL Of lits b...
tHAhnittluTes ~ iiF.fp48Ir g. n r. Ebal..r a
o. az" 1"Ests isia fda q Son. ssAirii win b., ag
tts Iv'H u NrtgtErEl hD& ofts-f#, and afl 5,s q.
rival 81 Al lac tTepax.sd lfda a. tf,fhna trnae an
.'N OF lower rates than 81. i94Is pfIceF. WoujJ l
hE. by 70 haft tHahtTy merchants cali ANA oKHuIr.
h4 ha"ek tri0ft pIffhaAlIR aiseE bs ii, IIa e,ula
ha saE y tHs Oh cu5fGJ4ers III fT. Hebb We Wi.
Ga atien shall BE- paid 10 taalr wants In nv n,.s
D PiHg I" FeF'tF" their fyoFs iLat have been ~.
t."@e1t0 Z. = webb HHa % slFIrI uugu e. 5tra.
he~s lD ~ cot he agpfu Lpiiou # the -B Die coula5
Hts.
'sHgEeFy lEcA#d - zuP#I3Df wort msl. aha t4.t.I
#iarFs yfoDpt attention given. =.s. .
rep ?! 1850 DIT l.. !, hOLcodR.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
H,i,owaysoiatmeat saa Pills

NAat ste thyy ,rtjS nsia.sy--lhsy are approved
by tAe Il 80 Sntsatvsd gs,yrnmsnts, saettoned Is
,he hishest medical .lelaaiiy and dersar iutlii
a. b recovered t.aassads, al all diseases ~ ne
skin, glands, AND ssreitva organs. sod AT the
nanaiactottes, No. 50 Msiden Lane, New NoIG, aud
VA strand London, and ~ an druggists, II 81, o2t
sud 81 por hsN a. poe, ami ~ Z. I, nkBR
seIwtw
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NOTICE

TO IA0s0 WtslIhR % send Live Stock % MuaoAe
tin0 Tor Exhibition at tho State FAIR.
/ HE Mississippi and Mis- souri, railroad Ga NIL
tfAnspo LlvG Stack from any station thu
Read t0 Muscafiua lar exhibition at the State Eait
uae under The IoiloWinE regulations
The owners ei Stock must assume all f1ak II ihjd-
~ 80 he stock.
Regular prices ~ BE charged up the stock going
u MuseaHe, tut tbe money Will b. FafuHi and the
stock returned trse ptesfulStoh 10 The agent OF
the Railroad az MGsgatIue NJ d certificate from The
secretary II the State Agricultural SotielN that the
stock has been exhibition and not sold
JOHN + HENRY, sup'I
DHheF Mississippi Missouri kEitroais
laS tupau, SePtg6 ,ls6 ssps9litNit
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FARM FRoPHgsr,

ia. rufu afetg, ssre.. 5,. ...-,,.....,
Tsp q, Il !, hast So acres bTst ~. ~ 10, d -
fence ~ acres ia a. tA'f u Hcres HDtsg
bast bd,.a ~ W., ss,az q ,saeiar watrr brt
t '"z'"2 ttise -
Is.. a farm atl6 acres fnsss ca. f.,.-a a.s...
} s"'' ''s''' h'as' mons, seIi, aei pile -.
Isl. a taJaH # "a, HtT,z Ia Fsr4 IT, Fat..t.,
'"t's s""sh "t fastoH depot Hpusa, 4ew; ptsrsIst.
l.4-. Fam. ...o. -.
trrsaE Aazs.. Fi=.s sfz ,s.4t. 4h "at.t. ..-'.
.aot .f.. : rsra Ut" ,''' ' a'a'7Ea,.'
z,'.- I'd f.-.sts Er-s =. Fl - b. 80 : s'zs. 81
mai. -, tastss j af i.E oa thstzfe
''.aar ztaa.s 4. .'s' $50 =, ,.s- f,r ssA
4st a ~ -, g ,ss s. ami 10, To- 4 .s-.
-
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.'' "''" 'At-a h.nsse I~-,+Uy toGf prize 81 ..
i@ t'gpl d -5sBrEass / o.. rzl.s55.tsr,a., a.,
t,'a Eaat Davenport uEya vHtgh * sr.',a3 1
nu4t pay gsastr '" '.'.'"t 80 't's ~''
d.. 49,. a., ''' tS.'" '-+ tHhHEfHe E..t .3.l.r
Iu.-A st..aelt.... 81 Can,
if.,r ,3,, ,s, @ ~" 90 e.. llLrE i.atE, 7a.' ..
fr. uii,1a .fr,,' %, =, s.l i.'' a'4 90 aih9 ..
SI o.. ,..... s..
.a,e. tHufr J. q t., , ,,1, ,ia.r'.n &c ~ '.r
' '"'l"t through o. an afaiR ri lgH fflat us..
80
Iaa~Aaufass faint s.fg ..r.,r.. i......-5,...,.,,
ssgia u,sg, lastl.RIas 5 a.rt- g.... - -
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ns0a. ssUrrf asr.. ''z y 7" 'i'-#'
... w
t''" @.A 1885," ei 40 aerrs tu Pleasant ta.l..
:" 's'rs lover t'd timothy. rhnge ,- 10 t.T. i i
"'.'e-'" i"s 'a'' h'ta lo. uaf'u rs a. fr,. u,,r,
gnu. D.. q. ,r. Ht 1.zt aH1 ~ ,.flaf lE ts SCI ...
."7' W." Zoe I'7ai 'r add ,u ou" ra-ia
ra. l1p-rN iBft8 mf U4usry4.f-. ..,. tF.. .F...
90 ,i'' h"" between s,on aaa Hn>.sran, c1p,r., Gov
80 i"I "",s '''D'' I.'
.ur io,.rr- tunec. ali el,rs ~. Ky T'
ats f,s hous, r..G -,Ei,g' '"y s''" hi,h hg"'~
'''a' "-f pace 80 rrg u1t
So. lia-A Farm of 100 as,,. n.,, ,,..,..- ,..-
tef "H iits land. ''' ''"'"'
i,1,r. No. - i@"sors hsrk Aarae two st,ca,n CT
4'. 'ul't1+ A'"'th Hne grain. fi ,ii uralI, all
''''''''0I F''.r 80 par Acrs.
t,U,h ..a.! tlgrt..r , ., 7' - 7'#} "'''e va"
al. t,.~ s''' mus stable, 49, pine 50
Na i-s A.. ,...
N''f t"nH sia5!y, runnsE water IS arr,- iu afe..
owed. "Nh a h"EuE erehtrd prlIo .us p-r atr,
- 100 ae'fs. rtlat sG5e.
.i5i-A nfat rate farm of 81 il. g,s IL, .s l.Tpoi.
80 acre. b'ehr and under fence, near timber; prl,-
si-V| Aurilgu
t.o.i ", asP' mild lar aad Tasorn siand 10
~ pa q ~ ir' A'n7 ta"''iH bAt"' we'll aPTlhE
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"DREDr DgAMATIs Ep-Ti4is us6 work.
issued by Mrs Stowe, hss already been
drsmatised in New YORK u wss brought
out al the Nat.onsl Theatre.
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Hon, John D Macy Of Pond ia Lac .
supposed 70 be among he lost Of ihe
steamer Niagara,
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Britannia II are.

4 'DFFFE. Tea HEH Water fOis, sugar aud Slou
\ I Bowls aud Cream Pots, Table tAslors OF all
ssE-,, styles and pHtts-, tandio sucks various
sflee aud ,1ie- lsaps u all y lee for Fiuld Lard
and Whale Oh tor sale al SMITH s EhMIkG.
ION Stove sud HvustfurEshing store, sign Of the
Big Tea kSlllr. SEP 10
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A.cciofsr.-=A Mr. Pagkar, u Bootgn, mad
LiH iee broken last rigid at The Illinois
central passenger depot. he yss tslkng
"ith irene when the train started, and IA
attempting 70 getupon |, in motion, MICS
ed his hold and fell, the wheels passing ov
sr one leg. Che. Prsss, 17sL.
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AEorHER BAENER Town We have Al
last received tae vote of EiptoH, in Addison
county, Nj. Il is as fpilow
RepableRu Loco Foco
Governor, ae
Senate 6s ...
Congress, "
Milo X Day, Republican, elected Repre-
sentative by unanimous vote. Well
done, Ripton The unaEimiiy Of lis pstri-
D, citizens is not @ be eeiipsed. Other
towns may oasts larger vote, but none can
show more unaaimisy Of sentiaeAt.--Bos
fpa Atsas,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

Two months age there was but one FIRE.
mont paper 10 Philadelphia. Nov iher. ars
six--she North Amer sSar, Ahe BailegiB, The
Son, the Times, The Daily News, and the
German Free Press Oa.y iwo papers are
left ibst support Buchanan, and only one
ths, supports Fillmore. Eastern Psnasyl-
wanna j. waking up.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

The Philadelphia T.mss, which is labor
ing very earnestly for FEEaosT. says that
philadelphia j. now good for 1900 votes
for Fremont. and promises 10000 By Ne
vemher. 1t says w say then 10 all,
trust 10 Philaaetphia Size sill do her whole
duty. Let the west, Is she promises 70
Do, send as 10000 70 Altoona let the North
send in her 10000 majority, and oil Is safe
Our friends abroad vii Be surprised at lhe
result here for the Republicans are work
ing ia this city as men never worked be-
fore, and they viii continue to work Till
November With IS much energy as ever"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
Notice.

INh Undersigned having purchased tbe iaterest OF
1 Mo. BaerSth ia the dtm " Borfsch, Breunet \
Ga., witt hereafter C0ndutt the copper, Tin aud
Sheet irln bu ,,uessl uJcT tle tame aua utte 81
BRrNSERN JA&SEI.
\. u Tue nsh drm uiil .uu all tHf5sHts doe
ya rt from The alt Hfm
Sept 90 dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

u conclude wtlit the
IRISH TUTOR.

bRs q EahiE, Ma Nat Is an'
NN sts rgae Faaups
~ twyuit lwa froPld, it,iits lud gentlemen,
+ are engaged ia tHe representation,
+ e. sec programmes. Admission 81 cents. =
1 Children uudcc ~ Years ~ age, hail price. For.
tartasncc 81 rammeneo Al quarter before so'tlock.
+ septic az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30

4 LARGE a-saum5Hl Of al u.r newest sHaly-
- card Trays. Waters, Bread, cake aud Chess,.
intE-, Tor sale al SHliH = kEMINGToN'S stove
anh Mountaineering store, sign OF the Zig ga Ret
Tie 80, "a