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Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-05
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County Of Amador. -
The people Of the state Of California, to .Messrs.
Black Company, The names Of The Company
otlng mknotcn.] greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
nndersigned,a at his office. in Volcano, in township
number three, on the 22d day of July, A. D. 1856,
at two o'clock ?. NJ, to answer unto the complaint
oil the Volcano Water and Mining Company, who
Sues to recover the sum Of eighty-seven dollars,
lSN OO) for the use of water. furnished and sup
pled by the Volcano Water and Mining Company,
within the last three months at your special in
stance and request, when judgment will be taken
against You for the above amount with costs and
damages il you fail to appea and answer. To the
Snerl or any Constable of said county: Make
que service and return hereof Given under my
0shd, this 18th day Of June, A. D. 1856.
GEO. l.. GALE, Just. of the Peace.
pom reading the affidavit herin fled, and being
ADVISED in the premises il is ordered by the Court
,aa' summons herein be served ON said defendants
Sessrs Black d Company, by publication in the
v voscaho Heehiy Ledger, newspaper published in
oieaho' Amador county California, once a week
". .1 TWO successive weeks. Given under my hand
'ni' oVth day of June, A. d. 1856.
GEO. l.. GALE j. p.
July 3 rprs fee sgl 37-2w
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-05
LIQUORS.
Notice.
Exclusively for Cash |!

WE take this method of notifying our custom
w ers that and after this date our sales win be
Exclusively for Cash!
Believing that 1t is not only to our interest to
adopt this system but to the interest of the public
The importing of not only portion of our Gro
ceres, but hereafter our Dry Goods, enables us to
offer goods at prices that cannot fail to please
all. We respectfully invite your attention to our
New Spring Dry Goods now receiving per steamer
See advertisement.
KELLEY 4 SYMONDS,
Fire-proof stone building Main street.
Volcano, Saturday, April 5th, 1856. 2i-tf
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-05
Volcano ia kerry.

M THE subscriber respectfully informs the
@A citizens of this place and vicinity that this
49, old fayorite establishment is still In full
N.Y. blast where all kinds of BREAD, CAKES,
w PIES md CONTEMPORARIES can
be had at all times. Particular attention paid to
supplying Parties and Balls with Pastry, Candies,
&c. Using none but the best -four, | warrant every
article that goes from my establishment.
HENRY FRIEDRICH.
may 81 32-Sm
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-05
selling off al New York Prices

DICKSON d NOONEN,
IMPORTERS and DEALERS in UPHOLSTERY
| Goods have constantly on hand the largest stock
in SacrameRfoof Paper Hangings, Gold Mouldings,
Floor Oil Cloth, Curtain Damask, Windo Shades,
and EVERY ARTICLE appertaining to the UPHOLSTERY
BUSINESS.
Country dealers will find they can save ttoenty-
fre per cent by purchasing of us
JACKSON n NOONEN,
10 X st. Sac. City.
je 21 35-3m
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-05
George Allen.

NCY ASTRY COOK.
nFFFRS his services TO persons who desire 10
" give Balls and Parties Being a competent
hand he feels certain that he can give perfect salts
faction. He can be found at the Union Hotel, In
dian Diggings, 592m
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
Chancery sale!

Pursuant to a decree of the Supreme
Court Of Chancery of the State of Mississ.
ippi, in the case Of Thomas Bibb VS.. Samu-
81 Faulkner, mo 595l will on the first
c2asday in January next in front Of the
house Of Yszoo county in Yazoo Ci-
", Apose to public sale to the highest bid
M. on credit Of six months the following
a in said county to-wit.
east half Of the North east quarter
ctiOn Six, Township Ten, Range one
81 and the South east quarter of Section
Twenty y-four. Township ten, Range two
West, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary TO satisfy the purposes Of said de,
cree. %
Bonds with approved security must b
required.
GEORGE FEARN,
Commissioner
Yaroo City. Nov. so. as 5
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
rfRns-rnRnn DOLLARS 4 TEAR N ADvlscrs
BY MRS, HARRIET N. PREWETT.
Land for Sale,

I OFFER for sale tract Of land situa.
Ted on the iver. FIVE miles from Yazoo Ci-
~, containing about 140O acres, Of which
al5 are in cultivation. and 500 deadened
three 5ths oft deadened several year since
There are no improvements except fine
double corn crib aud first rate cistern.
For terms apply to Holmes & Hyatt va.
zoo City or to the subscriber at Ficksburg
JOHN WILLIS.
November SO 1884 20 E m.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.

MRS. A. E. PECK, from ST. Louis but re-
WI Gently of Bascom Seminary, Grenada,
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Yazoo City and vicinity, that she will open n
school for young ladies, in this city on the 6rst
Monday in January, the session to be or FIVE
mohths. All those sendi,g their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with allthat is useful
or ornamental. A. e
Dec. =, 1855. A
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
COMMITTED.

TTNO the Jail Of Yazoo county, on the seth
Il day ofJune, 1865, negro man who calls
himself Henry. Said boy Is bright mulatto, 5
feet, 5 inches high; 40 or 4b years old, and says
he is free. The owner ofsaid property isrequcsb-
1t away, or il will be dealt with accQrdingto law.
TILL. DAVIS,
Aug IL, '55. Jailor.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LANDS.

The nde signed, as Executor OF the last
viii an d testament Of Thomas Hundley de-
ceased. pursuant TO the directions of said
will. will ,,,t ttf ,s
ON THEl4TH DAY OF JANUARY
ht 1856,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the
door OF the Court House in Yazoo City. the
following lands Of said testator, situated in
the county Of Yazoo Miss. viz:
North east quarter, section twenty town
ship eleven. Range one west. said lands are
TO be sold pursuant 10 the last viii and tes-
lament oi said testa.or, on credit Of one,
two and three years, the purchaserS giving
bond with approved personal security and Z
lien bpon the lands. the notes to bear inter.
est |F.m date at the rte Of six Per ce1|c|l
Pei &rnum ELISHA 81 HUND1EY
Executoz q AooEs <dndly decd
[xov 80 % ct.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

II WILL at the January Term, 1866 Of the
a Hon Probate Court Of Yazoo County. Mis-
sissippi, present my account as the Executor of
Mark R Cover, deceased, for final settle vent
and allowance.
JAMES COVER Executor.
Yazoo City, Dec. a. 3. 3l5
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

|in fgbting the battles Of unthankIul neighbors.
America fghts only her own 6Httle1 she fights
them quick and weII. s

MinI1fac a,lH Mfrnsr 90 "A y<fra xxf fha Rnarn
of d =.
ular Term OF sad board. began and
held atthe Court House thereof, in
Yazoo City. on the third Monday. the
9th daUnf' Nava,,,.hae sA Is Igsg
Il. q - Z : I
Present.
John w. Jones, member elect from Beat ~ o l;
Thomas D AIsop, member elect from Beat No 81
N GsNye. member elect from Eat No 8: Mar
shall R Greer, member elect from Beat No Az
John II Voolfolk. member elect from Beat No
bysthe Constitution, procseded 70 ballot for q
President. whenN g Nye received four votes and
Is II Voolfolk one, whereupon n g Nye was
lthereupon John AZ Helingsworm exhibited his
bond as Clerk of said Board which was approved
by the resident, and ordered to be spread upon
the minutes.
The bond oI Wm r Nrcan, as Assessor of
Taxes for Yazoo County, for the constitutional
term Of two years from the first Monday OF No.
lsyeulber, 1855, with Daniel Jones, Shadrach III
Nye AMI Miles e Brown as sareties thereon, was
this day produced in open Court for approval,
and tue Court being satisied with said bond. the
same was apprpvcd, md ordered 70 be- recorded
The bond OF the Trustees elect for schools and
school Iands for Township nine. Range two.west
INas this day produced ID Court, and on motion,
/ was approved and ordered 20 be hled; Whereapoas
James Ware, Jr Robert Ct johnson. Burweli
Scott, james r Bell and Thomas Jones, the
Trustees aforesaid appeared ID open Court and
took the oath OF oiHcc as such.
y III Woolfolk, to whom was referred tho ac
1countsso sof j ~ Richards against Wm Battaile,
6Yeaseer, and also Wm NJ Yandell, as overseer,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11


SIuer Creek.
! Campbell, Returning officer, 3 days 81 90
Z Z Singleton, Inspector, g 90
w Fl Lambeth, do 400
: R HILL Clerk, q ! 90
Wm Fisnsy, do 90
Upon reading the application or n. b. Wolfe
Auctioneer, praying for reduction Of County
and Special taxes,pa BY him in the year 1864,
4 is ordered by the Board, that he have refund.
ed out Of the County revenue the sum OF. twen-
ty three 44-10o dollars, and out af the School
fund the sum Of fifteen So 100 dollars, adjudged
to have been improperly assessed to, and paid
Ordered byt Board Board that NathanieI 7 Push
be allowed the sum of Fifty dollars, for acting
e general Returning Officer and that warrant
issue thereof, payable odt Of the funds Of the
County Treasury.
Ordered BY the Board, that the account Of
Harrison H. Hart amounting to the sum of four
dollars, for furnishing Ballot Box at Phoenix be
allowed.
Peter B. Cook, County Treasurer, this dayy
presented his account current, the expenditures
and disbursements, amounting to the sum of
two thousand fonr hundred and forty seven dol
lars and forty seven cents, showing balance re-
maining in his hands at this time, Of eight thou.
ana iour huhared and hinety three dollars ana
MY seven cents wnicn was examined ana allow
Eeu pys tne boara ana voucnipg nom number one
g TWO hundred and eleven were ordered to be
burned Wnicn order was executed ln open Court.
!, o,aeTeiny tne boaeo. .nas Nasnan o. rusn
pc aiioWed tne sum OF i've collars. for holding
inquest over the body of q negro named Edmund,
who came to his death. by the accidental dis
charge Of cannon.
Ordered by the Board, that the account Of
reter =. Cook y Co, amounting TO nity nve
doliars aud sixty cents, be allowed for Station
m I1zusled the Court House:
tI re to1f1' 1n1f 11e eccount Ct
e. elGAteet
donafs ans ents, be ano~ -.
tionary furnished the Court House.
On motion itWas ordered BY the b6ard thar
y. u Nye pc requested 70 examine inte teo
condition OF the account OF john >, bsason
former County Treasurer, g to the anount q
the Poor inad that came into hls hands. snd
make report at next meeting
ordered oy the Board, that t1e report aad re-
jsgnation OF Hugh Brooks Of Hagh broocks
oserseer OF Foad No 6s. Best No. =. Pc fese.s-
cd and that Richard B Soften be appointed hlS
successor to work the hands heretofore belong.
| ing g said koad. and al others not Otherwise
appropriated.
Ordered by the Board, that Ssmuei Y 6tew-
art be allowed the sum OF forty dollars, Tor six.
teen cords OF Wood. furnished and delivered at
the Jail
Ordered by the board, thaf tho account Ct
Tillman Davis Jailor. for the sum of fourteen
dollars be allowed, and that warrant issue
thereof.
On reading and ming the spPhcat.on q Ssr.
wen rcotI ana osneI Irls.ees 3. ccaacl re
~, .anus W. = ,h.s ,bs s.ds
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

4e Reams of Note Paper, Assorted,
10 Reams Foolscap paper superine blue rul-
IoReams Foolscap paper super6ne white ru-
led
25 Reams Foolscap paper superb, = plain , Z
20 Rsams Letter paper Quarto Pot Blue Rul-
6 Reams Conefess paper Cap Blue Laid
g Reams Commercial Note extra Bluff Laid
Ruled tilNt 1''.t
Reams Satin Fooiscap extra Blue Laid Ru.
led, For sale By 3 a -
decl4 2 B COOK q o''.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

When liis whole orchard shall have come In
to productiyeaess, iffhe market be not over
stocked, which Is scarcely possible, the above
receipts must be increased eighf, L not ten fold.
Then indeed will this orchard tecolne splen-
did estate; not only for the coIo1eI HIM kus
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-11

Ict syiI cd se 7sssss5 Il 4 Is IS /
- q 20 isfs sxafEss9s 81 81. aTee 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30
STATE NEWS.

GLExwooD.-The Glenwooj, mills
Co. Weekly Times, says Of property in
that place-"Lots in town, and farms
adjoining, readily change hands at an
advance from City to ono hundred per
cent Of the figures at which the same was
offered three months ago."
While Of emigration it says: -"Every
house aad in fact every howell is crowded
to over-aowing with new comers."
WuiG RAILv.-The Old Limo Wings Of
Jefferson Cou 1ty, held Convention this
day, (July 26th) at Fairfield, "for tie
purpose Of consulting as to their best
conrse Of action in the approaching cleo
tion.0
FoR rns LADrRs.-The Mahaska Go un.
~ Agri cltural society, which holds its
ssir:this year at Osk aloosa, on the 18th
and 10th Of October, offers gold watch
worth $50 for thu best specimen OF fe-
male equestrianship, and one worth $50
for the second best.
cTAn appropriation Of $1,000 and
all the proceeds Of the Saline lands in
Iowa has been made for carrying on tn .
work upon tho State Lunatio Asylum,
now in course Of construction ct Mt.
Pleasant.
rvWe are informed BY our farmers
that the wheat crop is coming in much
better than was expected. and that the
prospect for corn and and Potatoes 10 ct
this time very aatteiing.-Mills Co.,
Weekly Times.
CRors.-The wheat crop, which was
supposed to be complete failure 10 this
section il turning out fair crop. Tho
late rain has remedied the effect Of tho
drought, and the heads are full, notwith.
standing the shortness Of the stalk
Cedar Falls Banner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

Mass cncsfIl- The following patti
onc sentiments AFRO embraced IN the
coLclu!lng paragraph of the address
from the wing central committee to their
constituents, published on Friday last ::
ITO the true wings OF Massachusetts
the committee cannot but feel it nee g.
sury for them to repeat, that there can
be neither honor nor safc,y, excep, in u
stealf.st adherence to the noblest insti-
buttons the world has ever known; and
which, il once destroyed, can be replaced
hy, FIRST, anarchy, and then, tyranny.
III such times therefore, and in all times,
tho plainest reason dictates only what
al enlightened patriotism prompts US to
aver, that tho fret great whig principle
must be uNwAvKsrN0 Fidelity TO TIKI
UNION AND CONSTITUTION OF THE COUNTRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30


Msssas. EpIross :-Hsndbill, were posted
about our Town. aud answering 70 the cell !
.ome few Black Republicans pad 10 . visit
for the purpose Of s,ufhng Gus good citizens
" III their ultra doctrin~s sbeut niGy~si,m,
&c. &c. The crowd gathered Together, a.
bout twenty OF the faithful siltaid, 20 hssr
Me.srs. Clio d and Mills reiieve I sa.s~lv's
OF their trs,torous disuaion sentiments
Mr. Mills began with delivering himself OF
some Of the commoaplac e-stsreotyp ped false
hoons which are just now hsing - lavish
inrlv ne "a ned upon the democracy by the
emissaries Of Wooily horse Republi ansm;
bui the untru'ks Of the speaker we're 50
positive and gisring, ss to call forth the un-
mi.takab!e disgust Of . large majority OF
the r,res,n:. Upon s'Kansass' the speaker
spread him. elf, and shot so wide Of the
truth. asio call forth few in,srrogatories
frsm one Of our citizens. They proved to
be stumpers, and unanswes shle BY M Mills
who made hurried close OF his harangue,
concluding 10 his own mind, doubtless. that
there was TOT much Intelligence in Moscow
and that he could nat humbug Us Moscow
ans into voting Cor Black Republican
Know Nothing, he,- with his 'scClored"
republican brother, Immediately decam ped,
| hopin 10. find an audience at some other
place that could Re more easily moulded 10
their political heresisA
Moscow, July Is, 1856.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

Serman Democratic Club Meeting.
Pursuant to public call, the Ger
man Buchanan Club assembled at the
ourt-House in the city Of Davenport
on Monday the 9th Of July, 1856, at
8 o'clock, Pm.
DR.. CHI Raub in the chair, and C..
w. Asmussen, Secretary.
The Committee selected to draf a
Constitution for the Club, reported the
same, which was adopted. Committee
discharged.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs
Asmussen, Hespe, DR.. Raub, and A.
Corbin; after which the following
resolution was offered and adopted:
Resolved, That We approve of the
Resolutions passed at the late Demo-
nc Convention Of Scott County, and
ige ourselves to give our hearty
.ugt to al the candidates nomina-
tea.
On motion the Club, adjourned to
meet on Wednesday. 3oth inst, at Z
O'Clock, +. NJ, on Harrison street be-
tween % and Sd to be present at the
raising of another BUCHANAN and
BREcKiSRIDGE Flag"
Dr.RAUB, President.
G. W. Asmpssen, Secy,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

s'Pus up thy sword !" said Jesus.-
"Put down my church for twer ty. Eve
Sharpe's rifles !" says Henry W Bsecher.
81 have not where to Law my headn
ssid Jesus. 81 have 81. 900 per anuum
from my church, and charge so cents =
head for nv lectures" says Henry W
Beecher. ~ could call ten leeions of
angels to my assistance !" said Jesus.
cts all electricity or animal magnet
ISM" Ssye Heory W Beecher. "Do o.
you would to done BY" said Jesus. 81
move an amendment" said Henry W
Beecher. 81 second The amendment"
says Rev. Mr.. Dutton. "a voice from
the chairman Of Yale College y "Let the
amendment be reduced to writing! do
a. you EXPECT to Be done bv, and in
oil Jour doing, mind that you do 'em."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

s.l0aessn R0rssaSs - Sls. 00eheooo
Our correspondent Mr.. NbNssssr,
most favorsbly known to msn5 Of Our
citizens. - 90 accomplished artist, has
just 6oishcd . Possrsitos Nr. Buchanan.
From among the many sosisss OF the
Pssss, highly oos~eodsso'y OF this e.
fort Of ~. NcM~ster 10 select the FOL-
lowing sson tho N Y Bully NeUs and
the Psna.bvonian
posrsAlr OF Ma. BUosASAs.-Ws had
the pleasure yesterday OF seeing the so'
uirsble portrait OF James bacoan"o'
nus, painted by Mr.. McNsster VI Ch'sa-
20, and We can fully concur wub the
language Of the Penney lvaoisn OF yes-
terjay morning, which spsaks OF II -
"ezecustd in . style which does the ~.
let great credit, and will materially add
20 his high repusstion." Mr.. McNssses
has letters from ~. Buohanas snd Also
from other prominent Dc1ocrsts OF
Lancaster, eessifying to the striking re-
semblaDce OF this portrait and, indeed,
il i: be Correct, most Of the prints which
have appeared are mere earicsturee.
Mr. Buchanan appesrs 10 the full prime
81 . vigorous old age, erect and unbent
~ the storms Of life be 10 really, w
less the portrait Aatters, . very hand
come, 6ne looking old gentlenan-better
looking, by aL odds, than even Mr. ELL
more.
We hear that Mr.. NicN3ssts, has alrea.
dy To NV orders for copies Of this ezces
len, paiss,n9. Y Daily Ness.
In common With . great number Of
our fellow citizens, We have paid visit
to the room Of w Z McAlast"r, Eco, fol
the purpose Of examining The spiendid
portrait Of Mr.. Buchanan, recently paint
cd by that accomplished artist, and Il
which ~ slJsdsd ysstssdsy morning
In this opinion We arc not alone, - tn
following letter bssrs abundant sss''mo
ny:
Lancaster, July 2lst 1856
Mr. W f AlcMaster
Dear Sir--It 10 With pleasure that
: bear testimony to the correctness Of tn
portrait YOU have taken OF our distin
guished fellow townsman, James Ra
chanan.
Every member oftho Wheatlaud Club
e who has had the pleasure of seeing you
!, master piece Of art, fully and cordial
endorses the above opinion, and turtle.
: more say, that in every particular, II
: far superior to any picture they hav
ever seen Of the man We love to honor.
d In our hearts We are obliged to 70
4 for your mastery effort, and hope tbs
at your home, 40 at his own home, I'll
: high tone Of the character you have
:. faithfully pictured, will be appreciated
: Yours, respectfully,
> SAMUEL WELCIlENS,
c President Of Wheatland Club.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

WV. L. DAyroN,-The Black Republic
can candidate for Vice President, how
stand his record?
tie voted in Congress against refundinS
TO Andrew Jackson the fine the old hero
paid Into Judge HAlPs court for dccIar'n,
martial law ami saving New Orleans. A
man whose soul is so small as that vote in
dicatcs Dayton's to be cannot receive the
ballot Of any TRUE American, though ne
may answer as candidate for sch 'ha"
Americans aud mock republicans as Ben
nett, Seward, Greeley, Wi son, Webb, jim
Lane, Redpath, and Rife Beecher. Even
IL John G Fremont were a man OF great
merit and capacity, and Of national pol'ti-
cal reputation, his association on ticket
with Dayton would itself drag them down
into the traitorous section al minority where
hey are fast sinking together.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

ls Fremont CATHOLIC AT maetine
o! the Catholic literary institute Of Gin.
c'nnasi, on the 9th inst, 40 iotormal
ballot vas taken for President and re-
suited ae follows: Buohauan, IS; RE-
mont, 5; Fillmore !. Il Fremont . Cath.
Ollie ,
The above question 10 put BY X N
Black Republican. Why, good soul /!
Fremont bsess'id from Catholicism.
waee - bsoans . Ksew Nethiae.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

GEoRoE LAWS Reason FOR SUPPORTING
TxKHoNr. --George's ruling passion
scigns supreme even in bis death which
politically has occurred. 10 his late
lotter he gives the following ms his rea-
ION Tor supporting Fremont. Ii should
be kept in mind that George is o spccu-
lasor yet:
a. prefer him because he 10 not an
old tacknied politician and ALL sold
OUT
Gsoree will probably bug what there
il left VI him.
But how much will there be left ol
Nm, after Bennett, Greedy, Raymond,
vulier and 60, hive sized his pile P
n, ,,.,+rk - 800
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

49, Wy

~ We are requested to state,
that it has been the intention Of Capt.
Leroy Dodge, one of the Democratic
nominees for Representative, to visit the
different towns and precincts of the
North and East part ofthc County prior
to the election, to take place on Mon:ay
next; but that he will be prevented
from so doing on account Of the state Of
Health Of a part Of his family. Mrs.
Dodge being dangerously i'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30
PROSPECTS.

Never did the political sky look
clearer for the Democracy than at this
time. The National impulses, which
ever flow out in love for our Union
and its unriyallcd system Of govern
ment, (unless for time suspended by
high and frcnzied excitement, are q
gain turning toward the Democratic
Party and its standard bearer, as the
only refuge for national prosperity and
the Unions safety. The passions ar
ouscd by falschool and shameless per
version have somewhat subsidized, and
the calm judgment, the sober second
thought Of the people is again bring
ing the people back to their allegiance
Throughout all the Southern States
Buchanan stands prominently above
all his competitors, and at the North
New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and
Illinois are sure to give him large
and overwhelming majorities; while
Connecticut and Iowa will elect the
Democratic Ticket by from enc t.
four thousand majority, each. Ere
mont is losing votes by the thousand
and Fillmore is gaining with astonish
ing rapiIity-so that the Fremont par
" will be divided between Fillmor,
and Fremont, and thus give BrcHASA:
a clear track, and a most triumphan
victory.