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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYorh notice 10 hereby gwen . al
per,op. ha.ins claims against MARY RYAN, .te Of the
Cir, Of deesed present the 20 voucher
the;eof 10 the sahsrber at the cce Of AMEs w WHITE
~ q I~r,yst in Civ OF w-York before the 5th
sx n ue1t-Dated Ss~Yors the ID day II June
1855. NChoLAs pooLaN AcnihSns'of, &c
rs~f rrW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

~ Frsntin Muhner .s.Es, LIZ retis Dsbo. Mari Dus.
Elizabeth Clinton, John Jones ard Ann b. sf- E- Fr,e
Coz r.d Ksmm. snd sarah he f.. William A Bari-t .sd
s.I.h b, wife samuel Lewis j., wh.a Lewis. John 2
Lewis Dsyld Re.se Le~.. .,eei. Lew wdi,n Mulln-r
Tucd Muliner, 81 zsbeh Muin-r Lyii. tutneti. Mali
ner Peter Munei hsieu. MupB-r J,n-s O,sl-v N.y
h,~f- Willy Dobsou AID Mary Indiana IA. wife Wr Dennis
,or Alexander Dern ston George D-nni-ton Ju. Al, D.
bon. N Fi-n, Nathaniel El.on Oliver Duh a. nm.
Cre.resf Lucss Dubois NLor Dubos I..sc Duso Vincent
n lie and Mary bis ~ife John C. tu. .nd Al-airs
his wife J.ues Dubois sarah Jane Dubois e. te lad Du
Msry Il Warren In Partition, summon. ,or RelefI To
TLsIE FRYE. OLIVER DUBOIS PErkR MULLISER
INDIANA his wife. JOHN c. HILLS And ALMIRA BIZ.
wife some Of the above Defendants You are hereby san.
uoud and required 70 the corn,aa, ia s etior
witch fled in the Once Of the Clerk Of Orange Couety
Goshen tie 18th cay OF Am instant, copy Of
the yalsse Neweursh N sad County within twssiy days
.r The .eryice of this exsusy, Of the sy
g .eb service; and If you ia. the .ai
thin the tine aforesaid the plaintiff IN NJ. Vii srply
TO the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated April IS, 1916
arSp isvewW SAM. w tASth, fisntihs Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS.
AN.The LIVERPOOL and PhILADELpHA STEAM
sHrR G9sf4y y,u sy!er1d .sa powerful sss1nAlp.
CRY OF %AshisofoN:. asss saa: e:ye ". VIE VILE.
sITY % WINCHESTER 2ie. T.. .S.pt ri1,ir.
Are n.sI1sd TO .sl = follow.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. n,,.t %fbs.sp.Y jan.
CITY o, pALr! htss Ea:t.Da.4 TayasDAr ,.,. I.
q :s:sis. r. :.
rha.c s lphs and Liverpool ard f,snd IN provision
These 'ts.nsp. eor.rueted improved v.s ass
eonpsrtnens and esch surseou
of p..s. I dr. on Liv.eoi :1 IN. Of ' Fl .rIns
rsupvuo Appiyta JOHN @. DALE, ASept,
ISABEL d ooaTIs No III Broadway, Ne~Yori-
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
L ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
e,,.tC.fS:,h ~ nnsT'hK TO Li'Ei'ooL..
Second Cabin Passage. rs
IRON BOSTON LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pssssse.
~ iS 6 S,,a R 1880 -: =, :,
ihfsI1, cs S' !P? stoa. 4AksTeA espt %'elm..
SA cS. e.S 6 si. 1S stsorH e
rss., sss' s.sy ss. light mast head green %
MAORI Ryre. lesves Bosom "Wednesday. Jun. M
HafRIcA' @ctm.n leave. Boston W.dn..1:y, July AIS
6sH bS YDI. 5Sy s
AFRICA, Shannon. leaves Boston Wednesday July e. &C.
berbf not secured until PAID for
An experienced surgeon on board -
The Of these ships will not be accountable Toy Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals
Of lsdns signed therefor sd the vaae thereof
therein expressed
FOR freight or passage sPpy 20
IRON NETWORK to HAVRE DIRECT
Il BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
STEAM PACKET COMPANY
Miller
Small
LfbANpN....: 'nPr Cpon
CAMBRIA tDsdf wheel Brownies
The EMEU will sail from the Company dock At jersey
City THURSDAY, 18th June.
Pssee for first class only Tor whom there
10 excellent eecoinmo aton so0 including provisions and
stewsrds but withou. wines liquors which OBJ
board The State unusually large and well
ated Any wishing take invited TO visit
The ship. Presbt taken 81 moderate rates. Apply TO
L. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
feaal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYosk notice - hereby Gsen 70 -
r.,.o,s having Claims AGAINST WILLIAM DUBOIS hte
he Cy Of New p1oorte mAnufsefuieT decesssd
present. the same with vouchers thsTed to ne once
c. e.o. Nc Sc Johnst the City Of New ora on OF
, .'o a. - D.rsnher is.a dis iswomW
CHARLES C. MERCHANT, Sole Acting Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
Ocean Cleaners, &r.

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
~ GLASGOW.
TDINBURGH, 300 tuns, VIM. CUMMING Commander
kEw-yORK, also tuns, ROBERT CRAIG, Commander
GLASGOW, 1862 tuDs JOHN DUNCAN, Commander.
The GLASGOW and NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON-
fANY intend ssliss their aud powerful Steamers nom
EswYork for Glaseow direct, as under:
EDINBURGH Saturday. July 10 at IL o'clock noos
RATES or PASSAGE:
Third Class found with cooke prov siO 80
An experienced Surgeon attached to eech Steamer
For Freight or Passage apply to JOHN mcS1 MON,
No. II Broadway.
Hsw.Yorh City Bills or Gold only received for Passage.
Nsw Yoax AND LIVERPOOL U. $. NJ s. 8: Co. So Wsn't
EEw.YoRK, May n, 1855. !
NOTICE.-Tbe rate Of Freight by the Steamers
IN Of this ns from Liverpool reduced to Per tun %es'
suJemsnt, until further notice 4. X. COLLINS
T,OR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA.
II SHORTEST ROUTE BY 700 NILES
GREAT REDUC TION OF IL
restored in Nicaragua hostsee
ha, ing the country finally evacuated by ensmes 80
stable acknowledged BY the neo
ssordns On ha ne ham M
sanistd will regularly IN future Inc new ana 'Pe~
S,d stssmsbip ORIZABA, 1900 Tans,
L. TINKLEPAUGH, Commander, - nj,
I'LL al. from Pier No IS North Moorest. North River
SsIN JIJAN DE NICARAGUA, on TUESDAY, June "a.
~ 8 o'sloek p NJ. to connect with the steamer
SIERRA NEVADA,
from SAN JUAN DEL SUR, on tho Ps'iho' Tor SAN
FRANCISCO. NJ c. r,.. ,,,ar.
San Juan del Noe To San .An a1s.' Tsss. s''d''
second Csbn...........eO First Cabin ........SI2
steerase. Second
Steerof
-" "es"' VI eCHHRLEs A. WHITNEY,
No 2 Bowling Green, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

rJ'VE PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW
YORK b. the Grace OF God. Free and lndependeut-ro
in the Estate OF DANIEL Ryan OF
he City Of s.wYort deceased creditors kin
nd You and each hereby cited
and required personally 20 be and sPear before suosas
~ he Count, of vYort st bis Office The City Sss
Vol on The d day Of December nett eleven o'clock
or.I Don then AID there sen! the hnA .ette
Pnhlic AdmiDstrstor the CITY OF New York and Admin.
,,tor of the Goods Chstels and Credits OF ssd dcesse
To ,..,iouy whereof have caused the seal Of Omcs Of
mid surrpsase to be hereunto affixed Witness ALEX
ANDER ". BRADFORD, esquire, Surrosste OF
f. said county the Cry of NewYos, the 10th day OF
un. in tie of our Lord Thousand sight hun.
dred and Fifty siI A. '" BRADFORD,
.le isw4vW Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
NKw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

In
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. eouamenens May S, 1855.
fs:; fo.. sSs" "a 70 cs'-
Trans LEAVE NLw.YoRK-For Neu.Hsven: :, Z n,
Oh iss F1 so Por F sd ssta s s.;
%Spm For Nor.:i: IS |. m; i2:S, SIS On go
Sis, $50, Sis, sis pm FOR stamford -: e. !. m
lnso s:5 az $50 sl5 sl5P F s., PO,t Sh;. g. s
coss.Ic1xe rr.r-.1For Boston: s.m,E ,l: 4p,m.
ip NJ (E1 For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal
70 %.rsed For New se.!I.n 'Saa Rsiiosd n !oi
Housaonie Rsrssd a. m. For SsuEstuek Hairosd -
n,s:iSp n For Danbury and NOrWAl RsArosd; T. N
TsAn. TO N1w Yosx-rrom New Haven: $50, 1855.
g. i iois m. e., ~ IL 5l. c:cs p N
5:sa s Ss["t e. Ifa pIsn ' fo cA.!sI
''@ ''' IL 10 ID "a JAMES Il III Ho9T Superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of EW-JERSEY-
~ Conp.etirs at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lscks
and Western Rsrosd to Scranton, Great Bend the
North and West and at Ess'on with the Lehish Valley Rail
SUMNER ARRANGEMENrs- Commencing June 9, 1854.
pier No North RIVER a a. 80 M and sss nj for sonsi
Vile at 1880 and loI5 NJ and s:9c and $50 p m:
New Jersey Railroad which leave from the foot Of
o0'T'l''''t "''' and L" join III 5. ssrERss, sup
ELUsHiNG RAILROAD.-The Steamboat
exchanging with the Cars Of Hunters Point oppo
site sd ST. leaves Flushing the heurs Pssons
can Flushing BY Of these Trains AID return BY The
next any sueoeeb Train through in 80 nnutes Fare s0e
GREAT CENT IA L X o U Z. -
" The Throush Ticket and Fr.ish Once Of the
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
And their Railroad ,d Steamboat Connections TO Chic
Milwaukee Callers Burlington ST. Lou' Cairo sod al pOts'
West and South wet - -
Via SUSPENSION BRIDGE, BUFFALO or OSWE0O y
At No. IT'S BROADWAY,N.Y.
Corner Of Courtlandtst DARIUS CLARK. Agent
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE.
WI Travellers for CHICAGO, ST LOUIS. KANSAS and
all points West and South est obtain Through Tickets
and information concerning routes fare he sfher by ne
NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NtW-fORh
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application Of the COMPANY .
Office No l4s Broadwsy. corner Dsy ct
JOHN r. PORTER, General Agent w. y Z u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

DAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE-Land at
~ Coszenss, West Point. Cod Spring, Cornwall, New
bureh, New Hamburg AID Milton arriving by 81 m. The
HERO Capt Smith leaves Robinsonr pier EVERY
AFTERNOON (suDdsJs excepted at 81 o'clock Returning
leaves Poughkeepsie at s a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
PROPOSED OATES OF SAILING.

The SHIPS will he accountable nor soo
silver buo specie Jewelry precious stones or metals aes
ball. lsois nsed therefor aud the value thereof eI-
pr-saed therein.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
Gas! CAST!

he article in the Gazette Of this
msrniug addressed particularly to our
liish fellow citizens, connecting Her
bAst the r --,leror or Heating, with the
iimocra,ic party is all balderdash.-
We haze shown some days since BY
the mos. positive proof that Herbert
nnot democrat, and was not dem
ocyat at the time OF las election -
Congress. And also that he was not
q the Cincinnati Convention, and not
only that, but that he was not in Gin
cinnati during the sitting Of the Con
vention.. Herbert is not a democrat,
snd Sanders knows it, and only pub
lishcs his false statements, in hopes 81
CALLING SONIC Of our Irish citizens into
H. support Of his black republican
osasusasbss to-day. But he Is caught
4 biz old ga.,e Of publishing fa@hood
on the morning Of the election, and
this with all the others with which
Nc Gazette .. .nis morning is filled, will
Eall harmlessly upon the public car.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
S.Ase office ~.

To-aav the Secretary, Treasurer and
Auditor Of State and the ATTORNEY
General are to be elected, and it is Of
the highest Importance to the welfare
Of the State that the Democratic Can
didatcs should be elected. Gov.
Grimes, and Auditor Pattcn and Treas
urer Morris, as his right and left Bower,
are filching the public money, and us
ing it for electioneering purposes, and
they have alrcady violated the Consti-
t.tion, by borrowing money without
authority, and unless our candidates
are elected the corrupt and vensi Gov
crnor will plunge the State into ir,c-
trcivablc bankruptcy.
Martin L. Morris was elected by the
Democracy, but his dishonesty in man
aging the. Treasury Department Undue
cd our party to drop him as an unwor-
thy public servant, and the Black
Republicans have taken hirA w and
nominated him their candidate, as a
fitting ~ 20 aid Gov. Grimes in his
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

vW Atee - - 49, Mt TE no -F 4
sses.n-tSs psssisIlasv 1e1iss q Osvoo 4 -
- 81. 49, sAnlD 9AS.
ljs1e4 f.4 MI .sG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
FOREIGNERS. REMEMBER

That as soon as the Supreme Court of
this State learned that twenty-five of
Your number were going to Iowa City
to be naturalized, they hastily adjourn
ed to prevent your becoming American
citizens. The information was sent to
the Supreme Court by candidate on
the Black Republican ticket, and at
his request the Court adjourned. This
AFT of rascality discloses who are YOUR
enemies. Will YOU vote for themi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The Great rally At the Court House
OH Saturday night to hear the story
Of 'tleeding" Kansas again told over,
was slim affair. Evesthc Fusionist' $
themselves have got sick OF hearing
the same monotOnous story Of stcryo-
typed lies told over and over again
dozens Of times. Another thing, their
leaders are evidently badly scared at
she great change which has taken place
and is daily gsing on from Fremont to
Buchanan They know the hopeless
ness Of their cause, and feel awfully
"cut up" since they have become con
WINGED that there is no possibility 81
electing their Woolly Horse Cattle
breeding candidate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
n STAR !: lul EAST. "A gentle

TIE STAR !: lnA East "A gentleman
. Eowdoin College, Brunswick, Me-.
writes that out Of the $50 students 10 old
iowdoin, 500 are ''Buchanan boys"
lie farther says. it il conceded by intel.
ligent men of oil parties, that Maine will
give the "Snge Of WhaatlAnd" 10000
majority next November, George Evans,
formerly Wig Z. S. Senator, is stump.
nc the state for buchanan. The Ken
Hel &c Journal, for years the leading whie
Uarer Of Maine. formerly edited by the
late Hon. Luther Severance, is fighting
with ali it's pristine vieor for Buchanan,
the Constitution AMI the Uuion.-Al6.
41ryus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

WeNSsted.
NAN AND WIFE wanted by respectable far
MIR ave miles from Davenport. the man 10 work
on I'M farm and tn won an 10 do the homework and
milk fsw cows. Good wages and steady employ
M mt will b. given. Protestant prcferrsi Appiy 10
liz 3od4tl GEO a CJ'srEv
att. u. Mc(;hee q, No. Z Le Claire Row
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

cTA story 10 told Of an officer in the
American army during the war Of 1872
~, who ives and 10 stiIl, more accus,om.
cd to the use Of the sword than the pen.
While stationed on tho lake fsontier two
81 his soldiers, brothers, by name Of
Kennedy, and usually called Ksnnady,
deserted. The officer of whom We arc
speaking wrote an order, and issaed it
to . snbsltern, to take Gle OF men and
proceed TO place named end take the
two Csnsdss. The order was peremp-
tory, and not to be trifisd with. The
ofhcer looked ct bic Instructions and pre.
pared to obey them, but hs remarked
that be did not believe be could take
more than one Of tho provinces without
. reinforcement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
S@TRiS MOilNiNG'S Gazette.


n. 9DsSOns Candidate Dow one day
eos0s pscsnsiy was dcwn in Rockingham
cosssjeosesia9. lie approached csiIa
1sso0 q vork IN hi wheat fed a.d foiiaa
81 upsa bin tor some ten minutes h's
ssGosaasy 0athy Loco Foeo slang. When
~ oasDss ssid, "Stop. Mr., Dow, and lr'
- 81 iuse two questions. Do You, fully
eaADsoe ~ eour.s Of Frank Piece ami
~ begus Cine,nna platform 2" Mr.. Dow
0opIe1, ~ DO. sir, most assurediy." "Weli
$50 oSeesvsd the farmer, ''yfu get along
estee ar 6rid.,a double quick tine" -
OoW sneosed OF hurriedly. OTAHD.
tn chew We are assured is positively
tAet-E6. Ca.
There IL not ono word Of truth III
~ statement !! From the beginning
Osths end it's all faise
GEO. $. G. DOW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

n Keep Il Setoss the peop!e-That the
Issdess Of ths Black Republican sa;as
e Abolition party, hoss NJ political
ep;ssesse o.fside ef The sg;sss;cs cfs
eset;osalsssss;sa, and that their loud
n,outhed sympathy for ''human free
DOM" is bounded by the patronage OF
the General Government.
1t is the sloaves and fishes" they
are after. The "spoils Of Office" rules
their every act. BY your votes to-day
reb.ke hem.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
vete . Straight Ticket.

Let no consideration Of a personal
nature induce our brethren to scratch
single name from our ticket. While
yon think You are gratifying personal
dislike' You are strengthening your pr
litical enemies. Vote the entire tick
ct for the good Of the cause and the
welfare Of the country. Our candid
ates are all good and true men, faith
iui honest and competent. Give them
a united support.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

A MARRYING Man. Tho Newburyport
Herald relates that q man, who has beon
able to live with a good degrees Of quiet
10 that city, while two women o aimed
him as husband, was taken aback on
Wednesday evening, by the appearance
OF third lady in tho same character,
aud "miszled." The last claimant is
from New Orleans, and she says ,he man
has still another vile in Wales. How
macy more may turn up, nobody knows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

DoyBLH AyALGAAAuoE.-Tb Boston
Post thus notices the ss1set Of . negro
IN that city for hssiog two white wives.
",Iector Smith, 90 Ugly looking Slack
sailor, was charged with bigsmy, N MAJ
rying while be had . lawfay wife living:
The evidence showed that be married
Ann Mccormick in April isst, and Ros-
a. NJ Mccain On Wednesday Of the Vres-
ent week. Both Of the women are white,
and ugly ~ himself, and were present in
court. In the frss case be vas married
BY . justice Of the psace, and in the 9th
er by . eolored clergyman, neither Of
whom had he psid for their services.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

DANcERoUs PRACr,c4.-Nfiss Morrls,
residing in New York, retired TO bed sew
cral nights since, taking . book with
her, and wac engaged in reading it..
She fell asleep, however, and the lamp
being iu close pr 1imity to the ted, the
clothes took fire, and she awoke to End
herself, surrounded BY fanes. Her sries
speedily brought some persons to her as
,i.tance who rescued her. Shc was very
badls burned, ia z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

TIE SLAVE PowER.-WendeIi Philips,
the Abolitioni.t, in his speech on the i,h o.
July, ie ! Us what the slAse power Is. He
says
The slave power is the government. The
mel chants Of Boston are the slave power,
the nanufa stucersof New England are the
slave power, who want :he profits Of cot
! ton. /, 10 the wealth Of he country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
ANOTHER LIE.

The Gazette this morning says That
he legislature now 10 be elected
viii choose O Senator in Congress
6audcrs knows better. 1t will devolyc
upoa the legislature to be elected in
August 1858 to re-elect Gen. Jones,
g come other person in his stead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
THE FEARFUL ISSUES.

Shall aae hire Domestic Peace or Do.
mestic War} .gdaN we tear dorm our
Cn,on, burn that Sacred Constitution
''f'ch Is Me pn'hmiiam Of universal lib
erfy, dreach oar soil wiM blood, and dis
solse into anarchy and morse than Mcr-
'e"n eonfas'on' or shall zoe preserve our
Naf'o" IN all its strength, pride, and
glory?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Hon HARLOW s ORION, Of this town,
the most eloquent speaker our opponents
ever bad IN this State, sod who was
elected by them to the legislature a year
or two since, will, we learn heartily sup
port BuchanNn.-Tt accession of such
an eloquent orator % II. 5. Orion, is
worth more than all the spawned Demo-
Gratis tina. have, or will 81 OVER to Ere.
mont, in this State.-Madison wis
Patriot.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
70 TAXPAYERS.

IF YOU would avoid the expense Of
paying an Attorney $3.50 This year to
assist the Prosecuting Attorney to do
duties which he is incompetent to do,
vote for John Johns Jr.
Remember that last year it cost the
County that sum extra, and Stewart
Is no better qualified than Barnes was.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The Black Republican cmissaries Of
discord are bowling around YOU, and
watching to gull you into support Of
their disunion, sectional and fanatical
candidates. BE not deceived by them.
BE sure to- vote for the candidates Of
the National Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

DwELLiN0 Houses to rent on SseosA end fA,sA
~ s"-' J" the vest end Of the city.
len valuable building Lots In Ssurdevssst o6dl,,oes
me-. :. ~ =. ssrTevs' sSsId~ses. sos ssss 8 vsry
Two lot. o. the Mas. head Of os,ass ssssss-sss
~-'oe'ed 1ives v'ew-ior sale veg cAsop.
Several valuable Lots for bu.nes, ho.s,. ..A Avsal.
Tor sale veryLw. s's
Ten vslaahs building Lots on s.eo,A Al 1N,rA
Of he c"rce.s, cree" % ave ysass svsa - esis
Lo, " ar,sn,. Addition; dwelling Asuss .. ~
West hall L., :. in boct :; hose. veil, ed -.
70 fss' front. y - fe-s d-epn Nam street.
the LrClaire House for sale
S Gs. " 90 Main sn! rron. street. s ..,. es.s,
dence ior sale cheap, on long time.
west IDts esocts ~. l~CisiFs's ~ sAamss
house with roms, aud god AtaAle
Lots = aud s In Aitchcil'o edAtthn. apA nvssass
hos's - ~ = % 1T :. fsr sale cheap.
NV sc u. tp n. east, 70 eesss eos sele.
s.srs 10. u ns,siie:, aSiasoo sl!ls;s ssi,;ss.
Nm &C %. ~ -. rSe. CiinsSN county. 4, ~.
ae1e' land sec r. " n. esss, male from Dss>
~ sores In .-ess tp -, &C.; an ,pSe, e~,,,,.
J mile From cny, Tor ssle chess
sW ~ 0T. M. ~. iee aeses nSps 49,
sk sofswsa,sw xofNRhss7, snS
EhofNW kS9l n d 10 " Loulsa Cor.s~ -
joining timber. Cor sale
hofNw kSNTT7 n oos pes sre~ ~
city u Nus ratis~, for sale
% acres land % under cultivsticn, fpncsd . sse,y
house food water l6O fruit trees % prewIsee beins
tue " Of s 20 Is 3 , y, usiies assa Dsver.
port. for sale. -
- acres with dwelling hcsss end stable saA ssAss
fae. -
wssNw sDrSsR. - .er.s sos ss,s.
.orG acsss No P.siris land. asas wslesss. III
sale very iov-psice oo0O.
Thirty aeres u Md In West nsysups,,. ine aala
eneaP u Dot sou.fous 70 eight asgss, ans visv e
Also several other valuable ,rscss of nsai R.A.a.
the city aud country. for sole -
, ALLEN DOOLAN,
oc'iS ou No. OrS'O DuiIdlNa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
LOOK OUT

For spurious tickets which are BEING
printed in the Gazette office! Ther
are printing Democratic, tickets with a
sprinkiing Of their candidates to do.
ceive Democratic voters. Read your
tickets well!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

Aoose OF BEoosNo.-A eotemnora,,
ssys ehce the old-fsshionsd msoner a.
0eee'ng we Gin the usme OF God. -
This mode hes been cot aside. .,I -.
oo'y socoesetoi wsv Of begging for the
Pas: year nae been Sin the oanc Of Kan.
sss'", This plea hes bsso Get aside hv
see noss vigorous Of The fraternity. vho
have edopsed The nose searseeise -
eIss - = - 'ssGssise oissess Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The great American heart has ever
beat with loyalty to the Union, and
will ever continue SO to beat but the
danger is in not being aware of tho dan
ger. Then let every Democrat be at
his post to-day. Let each one do his
duty and all will be safe for the Union
and Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

The Importance Of One Vote.-Mar
Gus Marion was elected Governor of
Massachusetts, by one majority Let
no Democrat lose his vote to-day. Bear
this in mind.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04

g Cosntssfsit Tvo's on The Menu
tac.urers' Bank, Birminghan, Conn,
and dves Oh the Union Bank Of Provi.
dencs h. ]. are in circulat elton.
Our readers should be on their guard
against them, ~ they ere ssid to be we'll
executed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-04
ONE VOTE.

La every votsr understand thse mp
on hi vote alone may depend the sue
cess or defeat Of Our tisket. Don't
incur the risk e remose for falling 70
vote and thus permitting our enemies
to triumph. Make yeuxseh > power
in the Republic by exercising the
greatest right Of freeman. Vote, 1t
all risks Of business and pleasure fo'
YOUR country calls you to the polls.