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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Doth 1856
This p. NJ, as large company were upon
the Delaware river opposite the upper part
of the city, the ice gave way, carrying down
a sleigh containing a gentleman and four
ladies, One Of the ladies, widow by the
name Of Albright, was drowned The others
were rescued
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01
New Books.
Butter. Buttcr!.
NEW BOOKS

.lnALHs. NICENOLL RUT TIER FOR ,ALEBY
- WV LOVELY, Agent.
January II, l-5,. d6Wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

Banks % Orr G. Fuller 25 scattering
u necessary for choice 9S. Alter the I2.th
ballot. House Adjourned.
NEW YORK, Goth, 1856
The weather is still intensely cold, and our
river navigation is greatly impcded by ice-
Staten Island Sound is completely frozen
from ElizIbethtown Point to Bentlys dock
and the teams are crossing over from Jersey
to Staten Island in every direction.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01
Cameo, WGsaiC,

NTALACHlTE and other handsome Ear rhcr
VI tho handsomcSt Cameo Pins, q rev aud rich
variety Gold Lockct Pins, Pearl, and Peaii and
Jet Pins, aud handsome variety ct niger Ring
and most all KINDS Of Jewelry suitable i'r pres.e4r
at the old stand Church 81
J. Z. BRIStN
Dec. l., lS55. dtUf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01
\ ssault on Nr. Greeley.

Hon. Horace Greeley was twice assaulted
this afternoon, by Mr.. Rust, representative
from Arkansas.
The first attack was made as Mr. Greeley was
walking down in front Of the capitol immedi-
ately after the House adjourned. Mr. Rust
stepped up to him. and calling him aside and
inquiring if lie was Mr.. Greeley, asked Are
you a NONRESIDENT ;" Mr. Greeley replied
" That depends on circumstances " Mr. Rust
then struck him q blow on the right temple,
and followed it up by others. The affair was
sudden Mr. Greeley had his hands in his
great coat pocket, and could make no resist
ance lie said "Who is this mani | don't
know him" Mr.. Rust answered: "D-n
you, you will know me after this" Mr. Rust
walked on, and Mr.. Greeley came along
towards his lodgings, at the National Hotel
When near the stems Mr.. Rust met him and
exclaimed, I" DO you know me now ," Mr.
Greeley said,- 1t is Rust of Arkansas, be-
lieve"-Mr. Rust then raised cane and
struck at Mr.. Greeley's head, Mr.. Greeley
warded off the blow from his head and re-
ceiyed it on his left arm, which was pretty
badly bruised. Several gent lemen rushed in
and the assault was stopped.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

VysT RECEIVED ANOTHER lot or prAU.
- tirul, ". De LAtSrs, PRiyrs, &c. Also. y ,tr
MERfSos, all at greatly reduced prices going fast
at tho Corner store,
LYNAN'S.
November, q, 1855. lGwtf
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Prices Current of Produce &C.,
IN BURLINGTON,
Wednesday Jan. 80, 1856.

corrected weekly hy J, :. PIERCE, for the
Free Pross.l
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NcM E.nnfiN.

ID EIlClLES, pmsos, Bngs, and Basket, Work
IL Boxes, Dfessi1g Cases, she'll Pearl ami Silver,
Gard Cases, PORT Monies, -uud Boxes. So.
j. T.. BRlN~N iID.
December, Is, 1855 d'v
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Mitche'I,s Nav N,tior7, MN

rST ISSUED, Is ON A LARGER SCALE, more
~ complete md accurate than any map of the Uni.
ted states and adjacent countries before rub.
lished. II embraces the United States. Nexico
Central Amnrica. West India Islands, Mouth
American Review. Provincial, Sandwich leland
and two Mans If tho World. Shows ri county
houn iarie., r. and contain. valuable Statistic.
al Tables. Thsh ing tho only large Metallic Plate
Wan cH'ant, exhibiting the United States. Mexico
md Central America. in their proper connection. IL
oF"r' greater advantages than a1v General Map
published formHnv Years Agents wanted. Addre.
Ezra r. Brat'or. New York. M tho Publisher s.
Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia. w26wt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

NOR Jan. 1856 just opened, some very hand
i some pure Silver Cake Knives with saw 20 crt
tho frostinga also handsome Fish Knive another lot
of plain and Embossed Spoons and chillrcus Cuu-;
Butter Dishes Tea Sets, Cake and Card Baskets.
Gravy and Soup Ladies', PLATED SnuF,rs. Trlys.
Candlcsticks and rich VI ety Of FJrls. Spoon.
and every thing in the line Of Gold. Silver and
Plated Goods at as low prices for the quality rs can
be afforded Spoons, Forks, Rings &c. neatly
engraved at the old stand New Store) Church st.,
Burlington, Vt. J. l.. BRGNSMND.
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Onions,

ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS for sale, WI .lcs.lr
Oor Retail, by n. LOVELY, Agent. Church
Street. GEwtt
January, II. 1856.
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Trials and Triumphs.

UNANElS iu FcyI', Twilight and Hculah by o
BLIND MAN, for sale ~
uUNTINGrONS.
burlington. Dec. i 1855 dtw
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Fort Edward Institute,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ny.

SUPERB BRICK BUII DINGs, we'll hnishedsnd
Efirnished. Twenty Professors nd Teachers L.
dies Department with 81 the advantages Of IL.
best Female Colleges. SUPERIOR facilities In iAu-
suagos, Music and Painting. Board wa hing, fuel,
urni ,hcd room, incidcutals, sna tuition in Com
mon English, for fourteen wecks in advance, $50
40 Reduced fare from Troy aud Caftleton, on fIsa
and last day Of each term. " Spring Term, opens
March 9th, 1855 Scores have been necessarily
rejected the present term by their failure to malo
timely application. Apply for Rooms or Catalogues
t. the PRINCIPAL, " Rev, Joseph T.. King, A M,
Fort Edward Institute, y. y.
January sth, 1856. w?sm2
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FLOOR oil Cloths,

All widths, from fourths to four yards wide.
Table Oil Cloths,
Window Shades and Curtain Fixtures.
Moreens. Damasks, Curtain Muslins, Blankets,
Bed Spreads and Table Spreads.
Nav |. 1858. dkvtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

BNO Gases mcro Of Ne-.i~ark ~'yr rrr,s.
j Mailer Coiys, AZ q cts. per yl. worth % IT.
{. STAMFORD.
New. II. ls55. dtw
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Fort Edward Institute,

NAslINHINN %, \ I
NJ INTER TEPM, Of l4Veeks, open. Dec 9Th.
W ls55 boarS, &c, with Common English
in advance, sea 90 Reduced fare from Iruy Aad
Castieton lgt and last DAY Of each term superb
Brick Buildings, well tuishei and furnished 20
Professors and reachers. " Ladies Departments
with all the advantages ofthe oest Female Colleges.
Superior facilities in NJ ,lern Languages, Musie and
Painting Apply Tor Rooms or Catalogue 70 the
Principal, " Rev. Joseph L. King, A. NJ, Foru
Edward institute, n. Y" wlln
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for Curtains, Oiled Shades, kotys Fixtures, Rlan-
kets, ConuterPaues, Linen and Cotton, all widths,
for Pillow eases and Sheets, Piano ami Table Cow
ers, Table Cloths Doyies. Napkins.
All Of the above named and many other goods
not enumerated, III be sold at prices that will
cast all competition in the shade, at the Cheap
Cash StuIe Of c. f. STAMFORD.
Burlington, Dec. Sd, 1850. dANif
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-01

4 CCTlON Sales will be continued Tuo,iny. and
"A Thursdays, commencing at ? O'Clock p NJ.
Ladies' are particularly invited t, attend in the
Thursday variety Of Shaws, Long AMI squire,
Blanket, Brochc, Thibet, Cashmere six Sc.
LADIES CLOTHS, Cloak>, Mlntiila, &c pRE>,
GOODS, silks, Grapes, !hoet, Nerino, Cashmere.
DeLanes, Cobu =, Prints. &c, NEEDLE WORK,
LINENS, COIIENS, GLOVES, and HOSIERY
with variety of other articles.
Evenings shall sell Cloths, Cassimerc-, Vest
inss, Cpttons, Linens, Hosiery &c.
We shall continue to sell at private sale without
regard t. cost,until our whole stock is disposed f.
Many articles shall offer much below est
Dec. %. lsjj. NICHOLS ~ BOY MON.
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BON WANTED.
Zadock Thonpson's Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, To al persons cor corr i
District of Chttenden,ss. in the E-tatc OF Zad,ck
Thompson late Of burlington In said distinct do
ceased, GrtrrrNG
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, with IA
aud for thu District OF th!tcrden, ON the 3u'h day
Of January, A. b. ls5o, an Instrument, puruurtin.
to be toe li.' VIII AMI /. ,tamcut OF Lliuc lnom'
son late Of Burlington in aid li-tric'. deceased.
wa presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for pruh.tc
by the Executors threrein named And II is or.
dored by sald Court that the l'th day # February
A. u. lHj' at the office of the PIotu'c Count in
said Burlington, be assigned for proving id
INSTRUMENT and that n,t.ce thereof be given to
all persons concerned, by publishing tbs order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlu.t. n pre-.
yious to the tine appointed
therefore, You are hereby notified to aprtar
before said Court AT tie time and luce afure.ail
AM contest the Probate Of said Will y.u have
cause.
Given under MY hand, at Burlington in said
District. this Joth day Of January, y. u I.5C.
wIlwi II. FkENCU. keri-.,.r.. ,
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" v y RY W l. T. X


Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
IN the line executed with neatness and promptly.
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated ready
made and engraved Mt short notice. Customers can
rely getting GOOD goods and at a, low prices
Tor goods of same quality in any other quarter.
All visitor. 10 the town arc invited IN examine the
New store and new End extensive VARIETY whether
wishine 10 huv or not. T. r. BRTNSMAID,
(forneriy oftha f-rn Of Panehorn 4 Prinsmsid,1
Wilt Church a., Burlington, VI.
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= zK as

HuNTINGI0N'S.
Nov ~. leoo dtvtf
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Plated Goods, Casters, &c.
JONAS WHITCOMB'S
REMEDY FUR
A : II ii vi 4 -,

: worthy the attention Of all who suffer from this
distressing complaint. The success which hss
attended lis has induced the proprietors pub.
lish some account Of its wonderful properties, and
offer it for the benefit Of tho,e al cted with Asth-
ma.
The lats JONAS WHITCOMB. Of Boston, 40
we'll known and universally esteemed for his
sterling integrity and generou. dspo,i ion, visited
Europe few years since, for the benefit Of his
health, which was much impaired By frequent at
lacks Of
Spasmodic Asthma.
While in Germany an eminent physician who he.
came intereste in his and promised him relief
He followed the treatment ordered. and 10 his
prise and joy his asthma almost instantly disap-
peared. He procured the recipe which had accom-
plshed 50 much for him, brought it with him to this
country, and it became the property Of the present
propretors. Wit in the past two years his remedy
has been used in upwards of one hundred Of the
worst cases in Boston and its immediate vicinity.
with Astonishing and uniform success, and is now
offered to the public with full confidence in its
it,. IL contains no poisonous or injurious proper
ties whatever, nd infant may take it in perfect
safety.
For sale in Burlington by T. A. Peck; and BY
the principal Druggists in the United States and
Cauala Ia.
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT co,
IL fremont Row, BosTos.
to whom all orders may be addressed.
January l, 1855. w27w3
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SALESMAN WANTED

- SATISFACTORY testimonials of Moral Charac.
- ter, Experience, and Capacity will be required.
Apply Immediately.
Oct.l7th, ls5j. dyvtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

AHtRHAS, on the ffttenrh IA, Of January A
w u. 1915 Goodrich Hubbard eN.ru. "a unit. Louis
Mako, a. Tru.u. sce taih deed d. Truss. con-
se> ing I" All Trusf"e the land i'll Scott cyuhty.
Iowa, iescfit tull"w-. io-Wii: Al IT the east
half OF the soui l-east quarter Of section No tW.n
seven, t2t1 ia township No eighty, (s0l north III
range No hvt, t5l East u the 6th principal meri-
al. Ais" III undivided hplf o. The east half Of The
northeast quarter u ne north quariei III Sec
ton n" thiriy-fonT. go IN township No eighty
ESQ north ranrc NJ. hve t5) Of tifh prime ipui
meridian containing ninety (en) acres Also The
southeast quarter ~ "a. northwest quarter ~
ssci ion ~ t"o, {.l IN township No seventy nine
a.! nof'h ts.ee No 1--we, 10y east o. dnh principal
M rldiai which sad Conveying vas made b. IA.
Nnf '''-'rch Hnbbafi. for tn purno4. " securing
the payment u TIVE ertain pfoms sury note and tn.
Interest thereon ,,gnei by the said Goodrich Hub
bard, dat'd the MI enth day u January, A D. 1856
ana or" payable follows One for seventy ~
dollars payable in six months, and Tor The sum
OF six hundred and seventv-hv. dollars psyable in
tw"!Vt months iruni dsf, al III. banking house nf
Maekl"t \ Corbin. IN Davenport, with interest al
the ra'e OF ten pr csnt per anuum after due And
now said rrst Mentioned note ha ing become due and
payable ami tn sad 600 rich Hubbard having fall
ed 10 pay the tam-. Louis A. Mackol Triiste. rs
Aforesaid do hereby give this pahie notice that by
virtue II the power which in me vested by said
deed u Trust will. Oh Tuesday the fourteenth day
Of Oct ober, A. a. 1856. ~ the hour two O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the Court House door la
the city ~ Davenport, expose and ofrr for sale at
public auction, the parcels 81 land above described
or So much there VI shall be sufficient a. SAT- ~ and
pay the amount Of said With the interest th-rc-
on to the day " sale together with all the Z. 81 and
expenses snding said sale, of this notice and
Trustees fees, Upon the completion u such sale
decd will ~ given In accordance with the stipulation
o. sad Deed OF Trust convey ING full and perfect
Tie to the tract OF land sold to Tho purchaser.
Dated the 18th day d September A. d 1856.
sept19-dts Trnste-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

Liberatcr, paper now warmly supporting
Fremont
" JasiAcA. and liberty, God asai uas. -
m9119S dWsolution Of this ooave- hold,og
Uuion, end the formation Il . Northern
Confedersry, in which slavehoDa ees
should Stand before the law o felons. auS
be treated as pirates. God md humanity
demand ballot box in which the slave
holdets shall never cast ballot In fhia
what state SO prepared az the Old Bay
State, 70 lead? she has already made 4
penal offence 10 help TO execute Law
of the Union lwsn' to see the Officer 8
Il u the state broGgh, INTO collision With
those Of the Unon''
Bat the blsc kes' TREASON evee Uttered In
the United Sales, probably. we find IN .
speech delivered on the LIST OF August.
1859. by tina. prlpce of irai,ors. VIM. L.
/ Garrison:
6 The issue - this ); God Almighty has
male il impossiblr from the beginning
for liberty and slavery 10 m,ngie 'ogeth
Fl. OF Uhon - he foundei be,w cen
aboli.ionist- and Shareholders - between
those who Cypress ard those vito ara OPP
pressed. Tia. UhioA Is a lie the AMER
lcana Unien j. sham, an impostiire. 4
covenant with death. an agreement with
he'll. and Il is Our business 10 cali for q
dis-olution. Let that Union be accused
wherein three million and half Of slave.
ean be Gitsrn 20 tnrcqni' fed toll by theiI
masters asEsA e*
! viii continue 10 experiment No long
~ itIs all tnsdHe.s LIE the fla. eiwid
lHg tuion 20. and slavery wilt 20 with
the Cnion ionb INTO the dns if the
church is agaiust disnnioa, and Co on ,h.
! side If The slave, 'hen | pronounce it Al
! that o! HI de,ii.
- | say. let rs cease striking hands Will
/. thieves and aduiterers. and give TO tn,
] winds the rallying cry: No uaion witt
shareholders, socially or religio1siy, ant
] up with The flag Of disunlon.v
/ John c. Fremont is the candidate Of
/ party that believes the Union to be ''cov
enant with death, an agreement with help
Tue Congress Of tne United States il abOu
I 20 adjourn without passing the bill Of Sena
tor Douglas f.. the settlement Of the Kan
sas difficulties let the blame rest where
belongs. Let Us hear no more of Kansa
murders, Kansas mobs, and Missouri inva
sons the staih is upon the party headed
by Fremont. and his associated enemies oil
the Uiion lei the 'party of freedom" ac
count to God al nd the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
The state Of Iowa., Information charg-
vs.: ing larceny in stealing
Nathan White. two horses.

1hs defendant WAS arrested on an infor.
nation and warrant Issued BY R. D. Cong
den, charging him with having stolen two
horses from E. L. Bsssett, Of Cedar coun.
cy.on the 18th day Of September, 1885,
The arrest was made by Brayton Armil and
Levi Dsrbin, without warrant, the war.
rant was served after he was brought to the
Justices once. Upon the prisoner Wa
seund spistol, four gold watches, two lver
watches, and about $500 In gold ana silver.
Ne vas sennittsd to jail to swait war.
rant sFen Cedar county.
he NEST latksssus pm Of the whole Il.
sa'r ~ the <saeast e L. ]. Center. who
sees sas weauAsA .sasy. and pistol tom
10 pstseass' snA walked NJ and devn
through The jus.iss's sAss q ,heush ~
W. the eenQusrss q the Mslsho6.' =
~ stdsrsd q give - tAs spsils wAiah -
~ eatsAs ssd NY ye)ussastly ssunllsa.
tssalAe xtes ~ slln(Nnn ea6l WA sHIs6s.
~ I'D wlssesi 90 = Mn ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

a. While this cou, try is receiving
large shipments of gold from California, il
will be matter of interest 10 know some.
thing OF that "mine of untold wealth, >
Australia. Over 100000 900 worth of
gold has been realized in that county du-
ring this wear, without much interfering
with other products of the country; indeed
the wool crops are better than ever, and
the recent sales in England exhibited Il, m
market Some Of the Australian sheep
owners were attending the sales of their
clips in London. and there were men whose
docks numbered 10000 head, giving a clip
of SOO, 600 pounds Of wool in the grease,
which brought l5d-say 30 cents. being a
value OF 100000 for . clip. Of which
half is profit Such property, with so Ger.
tain and regular market Is London, where
wool is tree, is better than gold digging,
even in profitable gold country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

lT A national Horse Show will take
place at MI. Pleasant. oh the Odd, Path,
35th and goth days of September One
thousand dollars will be distributed m pre-
NUNS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

FREMo&IEKa Ack>owLEp.i~o ImAI
they are Disunionists. - IN otlicions
fremonter on the cars OF the Chicago
4 Rock Island k. t., few DAYS since
proposed taking vote as 10 preference.
&c for Presidential candidates. and
coming 10 I. IL. Cutting, Esq, former
|, "a resident of tins city, SAID To- HIM
Nho do you vote tor To which
Mr. Cutting replied vote loI
the constitution As il j., and the right
OF the people to govern themselves. =
To tins Wo"Ln replied 90. yc-
sir, see, you ar buchanan man
Ponder on tbal, We Woollics, who ar,
not wholly given over 10 Your hclll>h
work OF anarchy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

YNHE subscriber, have On hand large assortment
~ the latrs' and most approved pa, OF Par.
Tor and Cook Stoves One ~ the partners having
had number Of years experience 10 the mapufac-
ture u Stoves, " are cnnfden, We Offering
better selected stock Stoves than a. e. or before
been Offered i'll this city.
Our stock of House Furnishing Goods comprises
almost every article that be thought Of in he list
OF house.keep~rs' wants. Pure Silver Plated, Brit
tania, Panished, Jspanned, Ensmeled and polished
Iron; French timed and bright Tin Ware; Brushes
Broom and Feather busters; Tea Trays, Chinese
Gongs, Hand and Tea Bells Sad Irons Taors' Irons,
Bed Cords. Clothes Lines, Pals Tubs, washhos rds,
ChcUpin2 Trays and Knives, Lanterns Toilet W are,
Wire Ware. of all kinds, Hand Irons. Shoveis and
Tones. willow war Silver plated and Britannia frame
Casters cnt or pressed Glass bottles, table and door
Mats, Ivory, Horn Bone. Cocoa and Ebony handed
Cutlery, waffle ircns, upright gsidirons. door dust
stove and CARPET Brushes together with very many
more articles too numerous ~ mention. All OF which
the pcblic respectfully invited call and exam
ine. both Goods and prices
SMITH REMINGTON
Dessaint Block, Second street. doors Of Perry
street
Goods delivered ire- If expense IN any psf ., IN.
city. sepiIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

WANTED.---A Cemp0sitsr.
BsUOK PROMsSEs.

The members Of the House ot Rep
resentativcs Of the Black Republican
Party, pledged the people at the time
If their election TO Congress, that Sla-
very should be abolished in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, aud the slave trade
between the several States should be
prohibited, that the Fugitive olave
Law should be repealed, and the Mis-
SCUM compromise be restored, and at
ter they had elected Banks as Speaker
Of the House, and he had packed the
Committees with men favorable TO
each Of these proposed acts, the cur
tain falls, and not "A man Of them Of
iers resolution 10 carry out their
promises 50 solemnly made 10 the
people.
TO be consistent, they should have
made the effort to do all they had
pledged their constituents they would
do. But no = not AN act passed BY
them reflects honor upon their consis
lency, aud while they have plunderc'
the Treasury, doubled their own Con
eressional pay, and filed their Owl
pockets, and have done nothing els,
but talk, talk about Kansas, aud get ~
voluminous, unreliable Report abou
Kansas affairs, and finally adjourn il
disgrace, after making desperate at
tempt to destroy the army and prepar
the way for civil war. These mel
have heavy reckoning to make will
their own friends, and will most likcl,
be scrvcd as James Thorngtun wa
Served be laid by a. useless and IN
trustworthy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19
Trustees Sale.

N1HERIAS, on the arst day Of December, A, D.
w 1865 John Hess executed unto Gilb;.t C.
Mitchell Trustee, cert ain deed Of Trust convey
ing to said Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa de-
scribed rs follows, TO wit: Lot No. seven "a In block
10 the old own (now the city Of IT, Clare which
oaid conveyance WAS made BY the said John Hess TOR
tie purpose OF securing the payment q one promis-
Dry note and tbs interest thereon, signed by said
John Hess, and dated the 1rst day Of beceuHer. a
p. 1855 FOR the sum u ninety d,lars due Ia
ninety days from date a the BANKING Hopse Of Nsc-
lot Cofbin, u Davenport. And nov said note hav.
Inc become due and payable, and the said John Hess
having failed TO pay the same oa3beTto. h. Mitch.
oil, Trustee aforesaid do hereby give this public
notice, that By virtue Of the power which y in me
vested BY said deed Of Trust win, On Tuesday the
fourteenth day Of October A. D. 1853 ct the honr II
two O'Clock the afternoon Of said day 1t the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport, expose and Of
sr for sale at public auction the parcel Of land above
described much thereof % shsll b Sueient 10
satisfy and pay the amount a saia nots with IL 10.
tsrest thereof to the day Of sale together with al
the costs and expnsse attending Said sale, costs u
this notice and Trustees fees Upon the completion
Of such sale deed VIII b given II sccordance With
the stipulation % sai1 lesd Of Trust cpnvayns mi
md pessct title 70 the tract OF land cold q tke mi.
eAaeer.
Dated - 'ssA AZ = ss ssss:,cs:', 49,
ooptW -oss Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-19

GT Th~ Secretary IT the Treasury,
Hon. James Guthrie, has made call upon
the Governors Of States 10 forward TO the
Depa, tnent, the statistics of their resnec-
tive States