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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28

= NSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
The subscriber has Invented and taken to
patent Lightning Conductor in the form of
scroll The great advantages of this article will be obyi-
persons 10 any degree familiar with the science OF
electricity The scroll is haf inch diameter and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width at
fording eight superficial inches of conductor equal the
lion Scroll to pound bar of the same metal TWO and
two birds inches in diameter and the copper bar
of iron eighteen aad fwo-third inches.
The immense capacity of this conductor obvates the
necessity of at 0ast oneha the usual number of ground
leading lines acd thereby reduces the number Of running
feet by perhaps third, which. considered together
with the price Of The Conductor per foot, will show that it
is not only the best but of the cheapest in use
The Insuator is a simple Terra Gotta Fastener which
admits of the free cont action aud expansion of the metal
sept5jtf q. RICE, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28

EDUILDKNG MOVING.-The subscriber, hay
I'D ing had several years experience in Boston and vi
entity in the moving and raising of both Wood and BIck
Buildings, either with without chimne's standing,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that and afer November 1st he will attend
any business in his line, in prompt and efficient
ner
Re:erences,-F Il. Knnicutt, Jonathan Circuit, J. B.
Dexter PORTER CROSS,
n25 d3mF No Myrtle st.
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CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL

The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed Peat of
good quality at S. 60 for WHOLE $3.50 for half cords
Those who wish the price Of fuel at reasonable
rates will do well to use Peat in their either with
without wood experiments having be made as fully
to test its economy. he demand for hitherto has been
much greater than expected Abou, 800 cords have
beendstrbuied and only about 400 this crop re-
main. 1t can be more easily delivered November than
iu the winter months. Orders solicited ea'r as
convenient at the Office of thu Spy, at the store of
f. F. DIXIE,
uI3 diff 916 Main st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28

I'D E-0PENED! NEW STORE! NEW
kA GOODS
?. HOLBR00K CO, have opened their Grocery
establishments in Bowen's Block No. 213 Main street(wo
stores north Of he r place Of busines where they are
prepared to wait upon heir friends and former patrons
We have Just received from the differen markets
fresh assortment Of choice groceries, with which intend
to DO constantly supplied and will furnish hem delivered
in any part OF the city, favorable the same
quality of goods be found ut any place in Worcester
T. H0LBR00K d CO.,
Jy1l diff 243 Main Street
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OroGerics, ST.

L. III. TEMPLE " co.
Are now selling GRoc ERIEs, at their Store
No. 81 WasIiFngfon Square,
at the prices mentioned in the following list viz
Powdered Sugars at 9ic per IL.
Crushed do at Gle.
Brown Havana do at she
Porte Rico do. at 7ac
Coffee, extra, at &c
ileretus at &c.
Cream Tartar Mt $50.
Raisns, (new fruit) at 16c
Black Tea. (6ue favnrl at Sic.
Moolsses at SIC pr gallon.
Burning Fluid a. SIC. per gallon
And all other kinds Of Groceries equally low Spices In
packages to suit at wholesale prices, All Goods mem
toned above are oftbe. Eeaf 0unl5sy.
Goods delivered TO any part Of tie city.
Remember she Place, 27 Washington
nI5 Square. Worcester. diff
VENHE BEST FLOU Z, --Another lot Of 60 bbls
Quincy Flour, received ths lay and FOR sale by
100 WM. D. SWEET Il CO.,
an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28

DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
signed has taken an office at No. 81 Main street
where he will be happy to any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots farms thosehaging Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person, DESTROYS of purchasing or exchanging Real
Estate, will find it for their interest to call me- al
my Office between the hours of 81 o'clock A. NJ and 81
o'clock L. NJ.
N. B.-Money will be furnished to purchasers
to build. BENJAMIN WADSWORTH.
Worcester, July 3, 1855 div
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Notifies.

premises:
TENHE Trustees of the State Reform School Westbr-
ough desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth, taking coguizance Of Juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School IS occupied by larger
Der Of boys than is fitted to provide for. They therefore
request tn at present. more be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses of Correction, as provided by iaw. To prevent
this necessity this notica is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees.
TH0S A. GREENE, Sec'y.
WestbOrouah Oct. IL 1Sb5 diff
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MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY
Books, 5tationerp, &r.

vgNHE woR CESTER DIRECTORY,
II AND ALMANAC, FOR $50, published by H j.
Howlaud is ready, and for sale wholesale retail,
by A. P. ALBEE, No 4 Peasant-st. j4dtt
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
~ No. 1s4 MAIN STREET.
Just received, large ard elegant assortment of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY!
which we respectfully invite the public to examine.
Also. superior lot of Mahogany, Inlad, and Rosewood
WRITING DESKS, which oHes for sale low.
ns diff BAKER, TRU NBULL, Il BARNES
q NEW EDITION OF THE ECONOM-
"a ICAL HOCsEKEEPER, by Mrs. A. ROWLAND.
This Book OF which more mn $4,000 copies have been
Sold will he sent in bindir 70 the address Of any
person in the United States, free of PORTAGE by their
mog by elter otherwise rs cents. Postage stamps
may be sent if convenient. Address the Publisher,
Worcester. Oct. Il. 1855. daw6m
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.
BAKER, .TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1874 Main Street.
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
English Christuas Book for 1865.
Bertha's Christian Vision.
ANIMALS for 1858.
Pictorial Treasury
Lauces of Lynwoad.
Mysterious Story Book
The Wind Spirit and RAID Goddess.
Legons of Brittany Illustrated.
Northern Regions.
All Aboard.
The Age of Eollies
Robert Brownne's POEMS.
The Life of Gnethe Lewes.
Ballads, by Thackeray
Mimic Life, Mrs. Richie.
New vols. British Poets.
Almanacs and Diaries Tor 1855
Great variety Of Toy Books.
Large assortment Fancy Goods.
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NOR ALE OR TO LEA Sc FOR A
Il term of years, about 5000 feet of Land banches
ter street good location Terms favorable.
Apply to T.. j. SUTTON.
d1 d&wtf 3 Mechanic st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-28

49, FOR SALE.-A NEW HOUSE of
h,i rooms, adapted for two tenements, well finished,
ElsN plenty of good water Lot contains 600 square
feet VIII be sold cheap FIR cash, good credit Stua
ted on Austin street. Enquire of A. J. EATON.
olS diff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

he domestic rights Of 81 sies or Territories.
I therefore has mo vitality" II can only
prosper Ia a destruction Of the Union for
which terrible alternative il IS using every
effort to prepare the people. Hate Il the
South 10 one q the chief levers which they
seek TO use ib their work of destruction. -
They know that our national existence As a
Union Of States depends not upon the pow
er Of military or naval forces, but upon the
attachment and affection. Of the people
Destroy this, and the Union is rope Of
sand. Hence misrepresentation and ieiib-
crate falsehoods are employed by the mil
lion, to create . prejudice in the Northern
mind against the people Of III. South. The
| plan IS diaboiical, because 1t is . slow and
| continual process Of fraud and wickedness
dsIiber a'eIy carried On f'r a 'reasonabls
purpose.
So long as the people Of the country dc
| resist these insidious influences, no party
built upontse One ldea Of wrongful in
reference with the domestic institutions o.
other States, can have any vitality"
will perish so long as patriotism PIsponder
| ates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT---DAVE IOWA.

A. The forces of the Uni
ted States in these engagements were
90 disastrous to the enemy that the lead
ers OF the Cslifornians, . lev days
thereafter, met L eutensnt Colonel FIRE.
mont (who was in command Of the bat
TALON Of California Volunteers, and who
was Fastening to the scene Of action, bot
did not arrive in time to take part 10
these eugagements) and entered into .
cspitulstion with him, whereby under
arms and in the field, agreed TO disperse
and remain quiet and pesceable. There
was no actual battle fought afterwsrd
IN Cslifornia, TO my knowledge, bu. the
state OF war between the two Republics
continued. of course until, the treaty Of
peace
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

ment in the army, navy and Federal
Government" if Fremont is elected -
and yet with this outrage the Union is
to be preserved Did treason ever
stalk abroad in Rome with more bra
zen front But we fear not. We
have an abiding trust il the patriotism
of the people ofthis country, and can
not be made to believe that they will
elect Fremont for such an end.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

The Patriotism Of the North is ari-
>ing in its might TO the rebuke Of fan
atical and sectional agitation, and Con
necticut, New Jersey, Indiana, and IL
linois, Ohio, and Wisconsin give the
strongest indications Of large Demo
cratic msjorities. The tide has turned,
and the tremendous enthusiasm which
the newspapers said existed, is now on
ly heard in the faintcst echo, receding
rapidly in the distance. The same
game Of getting up bogus enthusiasm
in the newspapers was carried on in the
campaign Of 1852, and Scot, was to be
elected by one Of the most ove,whclm-
ing majoritics ever heard Of since the
days Of Washington. But November
told OF the hollowness of this pretend
ell enthusiasm, and never was there
such sweeping Democratic triumph
Such will be the case this fall. Tn,
pretended enthusiasm for Fremont il
~ hc" paper sham, and the quiet
Conservative, union-loving voters o
The North will go up to the polls j,
November with a resolution to do al
IN their power to protect the Constitu
ION from destruction, and the Unio
from dissolution, and the rchukc " HE
the leading disunionists will receive i
the great majority which Buchana
will receive, will teach traitors that W
have a government which cannot b
destroyed by demagogucs in this &c,
fury, at least.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
CIsE one IDEA PARTY

The Republican Party is founded
upon single principle which is as en-
during rs the inst;'n';a4. ts>,A--.~.I -
The nearer the approach Of the day
Of election, the holder becomes the ab-
clifton party in its avowals of being
governed by but ONE IDEA = eternal
hostility to the domestic institutions of
the Southern States. This i. naked.
undisguised Abolitionism. 1t is not a
rniNcirLE-there is not "a principle In
It. II is simply declaration of war
spon one-halt OF the Republic, to com
pei the people Of those States to change
heir institutions. Those institutions
,A'sted at the formation Of the Repnb-
&c, were recognized by the sages Of
ne Revolution, and the trainers of the
constitution, and provision was made
o protect slave property from esca-
ing into the Free States. by providing
Or its return.
The wisdom OF our Fathers has be-
come folly to the eyes of some of their
degenerate sons, who ,ainly or wick
eddy plot against the brotherhood of
StateA upon an abstraction.
Slavery does not exist in those states
where Abolitionism has its hot-bed
1t affects not these sickly sentimental
'sts and cunning demagogue. who use
this sentimentality to further their
reasonable schemes. 1t exists only in
the South. 1t is local institution. =
1t Is to he maintained or abolished only
by those in whose midst it exists.
whether in State or in Territory.
The people where it is are the only
persons BY the Constitution empower
I'd to deal with it. Congress cannot
do It, and it should not do it. Its
hands were tied by the trainers of the
Constitution who were SO Jealous Of
Srate Rights as to insert a clause de-
claring that AL powers not delegated |
to Congress in the Constitution. are |
nsserped to the States respectively, or
to the people. No one State can right
fully NEEDLE with the internal concerns
Of another State or Territory. ltwould
be outrageous usurpation to attempt it,
and I've productive Of untold evils. But
the Abolition Republican party affirm
the right to interfere. To form organ
nations to control the Legislation o.
other States and Territories to say
to the people Of Territory You
shsll not make your own Laws, until
you become . State. You shall not
be admitted into the Union Is q State
With . Constitution recognising Sla-
~.
oash manifest usurpasien and IN.
laAhesiasd sysaauy y worthy Il Ne
nalaasm = ~ ps9Sssd Napslssa. - /,
b Wlu ~ . h Aneslss. II = sasAesaIs.
y y ~ lsAs ~ apis's = ~ sAAsSss q !
lalhInoA nan H1HaffaalAl|o .Alleele !
0I6t1lD y 60 0o00 ~ ossooes WA0lOyo
n AnuNnnNhn 1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
FIRST GUN FROM MICHIGAN o
RIOUS DEMOCRATIC TRUMP =
THE UPPER PENINSULA ERECT

Under special law the elections III the
UPPER Peninsula of this State tor Senators
and Representatives are be!d Oh the last
Tue da, of September.
The Democratic magnify on Senator -
believed to be about
ONE THOUSAND,
and both the representative districts return
the democratic candidates by heavy major
tiles.
Good enough The Upper Peninsula
has outdone herself. All honor 10 her noble
Democracy. Robert J. Rraveraei is the
Senator, and Abner Sherman and Peter
White the Representatives = all good men
and true - all democrats Of the strIc,est
sect.
Coming events cast their shadows before.
This is fore,aste of November l. This
discloses what the Upper Peninsula will do
as between h ,chanan, the national man,
and Fremont, the seriiOnllist
The Upper Country la. never lone 50
well befor-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
LATEST NEWS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. .

81. Louis, Oct. y.
The steamer Genoa SINK in the Missouri
river, near Nebraska city, on the 30fh u't-
Loss 81 800, insured for 81, 100.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Lawrenc.
and, says the people have called conveh'
ton, 10 be neld at Topeka Oh the 18th, to
form Republican electoral ticket, with
view 10 ascertain the real strength Of the
party. lf the ticket is elected, aud Kansas
admitted as a State in December, the elect
ors will ask seats IN the electoral college
sud afterwards the pro slavery party, IL i:
expected, will nominate a Fillmore and Pu
chanan electoral ticket
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
H'li Not be Here.


Hon. Thomas Corwin, OF Ohio, is an
nounced AZ one Of the speakers II the
Black Republican Mass Meeting, in this
city, tomorrow. This il evidently done
for the purpose of drawing large crowd.
But the bate won't take-he won't be
here. Read the following from the Mid
deitown (Conn.) Argus of Wednesday
last
Hon. Thomas Corwin. of Ohio, has
been spending q short time in Connecti-
cut. One day last week be was at Mid
dletown stopping at the McDonough
House, where he was waited on by =
''committee of the Fremont Club Of
Wesleyan University" with an invita-
ton to speak. He refused, and stated
also states his belief that Ohio will 90
for Buchanan by a very decided ma orr
ty.
A r:.tE Of CONGRESSIONAL AIS.
Amorg the demands Of the Republi-
can party, is the repeal Of the Fugitive
/ narroF many al harangue and fred the
speech Of many Republican leader.
| But it is all moonshine even 10 their
own estimation. After disturbing the
country with fabrications ageinst the
''atrocious" character OF the law for six
years, on the % Of July, 1856, all the
Republican Senators in Congress voted
for the Fugitive Slave Bill When one
of the Territorial bills for Kansas was
under discussion, MIR Collamer, of Yer
mont, Republican Senator, introduced
an amendment excluding slavery from
the Territory, with it's proviso: sProyi-
ded always, That any person escaping
into tho same from whom labor or SER
vltude is lawfully claimed, in any State,
such fugitive may be lswfully reclaim. d
anu conveyed to the person claiming his
or her servitude." Upon this amend.
rnens every Republican Senator voted
aye.
In the House, July Doth, Mr. Dunn mo-
we'd substitute for Mr. Crows bill to an.
null certain acts Of the Legislature Of
Kansas. This substitute contained a
section in substance identical with Mr..
Collamer's and eighty fonr Republican.
voted aye, and so far as the House was
concerned, the Fugitive Slave Law Wa.
specially enacted by the entire body Of
Representatives of the Republican psrty.
And yet every FIRE eating Republican
orator, twangs away still on this six year
old string-the ''iniqu,'y of the Fugitive
Slave Law''-comfortsbly oblivious that
his party passed it thrice 10 the month
IF July.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

Keep it before the people, that the
Democratic party stands now where it
stood in the days Of Jefferson, Madison
and jackson, upboldine the equality Of
all tie States under the Constitution.
and the equality Of oil the citixeos under
the law, whether rich or poor, proud OF
humble, whatever their religion or wher-
ever born,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
New York, Oct. Y.

The steamer Niagara arrived at Halifax
last night, with European advices to the
27th ult.
II Is stated that Russia Is trying to svade
some of the provisions of the treat .ua
the English fleet is ordered 10 rrr
the Black Sea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
Philadelphla, Oct. =.

The Americans and Republlcass have
all the prominent districts excepting the
fourth, where Judge Kelley is the Reprbli'
can candidate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

one OF THE YARNs.-A returnsd ''free
Sta'e' man from Kansas recently addresSe
Fremont meeting al Dixon, Illinois, and
the following is an extract from his speech:
"a certain free State man was attacked
by three or four pro.slavery men, who tied
a rope around the free State mans neck,
and attempted to take his life by dragging
him over the ground; failing TO accomplish
il by this means Of violence, Ia as short a
space of time as desire |, the company be-
came enraged, aud literally cut the man to
pieces with their knives, and then threw
him into a wagon 70 convey him home;
having some distance to travel before reach
ing the home of the unfortunate Wet IN %
such inhuman conduct, his blood and hair
became frozen to the wagon. On arriving
at his house, the poor man opened his eyes,
/ embraced his wife, AID told her he had been
inhumanly murdered
The above we clip from one of our ex-
changes, for the benefit of the Gazette and
our Republican, readers. This ''horrible''
story is equal to the murder of Keyser, who
now quietly at work in Otoe City, and al
IL" Republicans live upon outrage" v.
II here after publish fresh ones as fast .,
,ney are manufactured by the Fremon
vine pullers. We presume the poor muir
dered man who was cut 10 pieces and fro
zen up. must have made mourn ful specta
Gle embracing his wife, and informing he
OF his death This Kansas business Is fas
oozing out. and decent Republicans han
then heads III sorrow Al the villainou, sys
TEN of falsehoods carried on by The mana
gers TO gull the cr-dulous
~ II is related that when Col Fremou
-'ood upon the top Of the Rocky Noun
taius, there. beyond The level Of organi
). life. beautiful bee lit upon his arm
Y. Eve. Post.
Two B. will light on him in November
!, Buck and Br-ck.-Albany Alias and Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
Notice.

A Meeting Of the StockholiLTS.at ia.. Lrsn,IS Al
the ofhce q Hon. q. G. r MicheIl, "a Thursday Al
4o'clock p. NJ. Octoitr9 2, 1856 oct -a2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that an election will be
held at the usual pi.ces OF holding such eee-
lions III each precinct IN Scott county for the
Of four residential Electors for the Stat Of Iowa
Aud also at same time and place. will he elected one
egae to the Conv-ion to re. Use The Cons nj lon
% the State OF Iowa.
Ia testimony. have set my hand this 10th day Of
October, 1886. WIN L. COOK
octIi-ix Wild County Ju,iva
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
Portsmouth,, Oct. y.

This forenoon the President, accompa,
MED by the mayor and other gentlemen.
visited the frisate Wabash, where he was
received with he usual salute from he Ma
Wy Yard.
He il expected 10 SAIL =, The Wabash tbs
afternoon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
Notice.

rIVHE LADIES u Davenport and vicinity are reques-
Ted To meet 81 the Congre gationsf Church IN
Thursday at O'Clock, for the purpose OF reorgan-
zing the Union Benevolent Society oct1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11

Having associated myself IN The practice OF ID.
Law with James A. Buchanan. ESQ Ia,r Of mary.
land the business will he continued under The name
OF buchanan = johns. JOHN JOHNS.
oci1-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRlFUoE WINE.
(IN QUART BOTTLES.
.N.EY.ER KAOW.Ne TO E.alL,

rINHE greatest ecine ever discovered for the
i Of ever and Aeue, Chill 1cver, Dumb Asu-,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now b ell before the public for several yars. aud
there can b. no better evidence offered OF its .cacy
than It's extensive sale and constantly incrcas ing
reputation and this Is owing TO its having pecormd
SIN Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever been known Deing purely vegeta.
Bile free ell foreign dieu rious u mineral CON-
pound, FcJsfage Wine may be TAX, a with the ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. Il
strengthens the stomach invieorates tn systsm and
entirely prevents the ianGier aud prost, alton Of
strength which aixSys attrnds FeNei and Agu.. and
all bilious diseases mol ONLY breaks the Ct il;s and
checks the fever, but removes the dissssf the Liv-
er and other organs on which the CnuI and Fever
deysnd. The thousssds vie have usse the febri-
fugs wine need further svSesscc Of it. virtue than
its happy restorative ebct. II II truly wonderful
The art or second dose u F-brifuec Wine bleake ths
cAis, end II continuea secsrdng 70 thr directions,
resolves the di1raes psrmantney from. the system.
and Leave The 10y !. sssIs, 1 ~. ass.
form Of bilious diseases, are reu0nFndei To eive
this valuable me1Iens fair trtal which IL Au that
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-11
GENERAL MASS MEETINGS.

GENERAL MASS MEETINGS.
GRAND RALLu rs OF TME DEMOCRACY
VHTILI. he held the times and places designatc
w below Addr,sse, will be delivered by Hon
]. G. HALL, one Of the State Electors, and other
distinguished speaker.
Al COLUMBUS CITY October Ath
MrsCATINE 7th.
OGNTRkvILLE, (Appanoose Co Oct nth.
"KkOSAUQCA, Oct. 18th
:" sI6OURN4Y. Oct 18th.
" IOWA CITY, Oct rad
Other meetings Of . similar character viii be sp
pointed 10 take place. ~ intervening times aud places
II u urgently recommended ths, our Democrats
fvieods appoint other similar meetings In conn
y u the State. A. th vAiu. their lives and prop
esty they should he active IN the perpsiustion Of
glorious e,vsrnment aud institutions