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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

y ttnes in ru1rrt NEGROES, Of both sexes between
tho ago, 10 and 30 years including Mechanics such
BLACK smiths and Carpenter mud Will pay the highest mar
prices cash Hisoire is uewv erected brick building
lrush street. Immediately ia rear Of the Farmers
Bank. where he, prepared datue erected buildings with
board ucrpes sen 10 nelhug i1r sale 9th
crpsr on as moderate eFu. and keep them If
they placed ia the jail OF ihr Corporation.
I'd
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aNNcronH rlxrrnEs Eon sALE.-, With 10

H1F =
u dispose ~ private sale Of the Fixtures Of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried lV u Delrirs Campbell a.
II Thcy Of alt the necessary fixtures for well com
pcted establishment comprising ten screws aud presses all
in good of and nearly new. wing been used but one
sea-an Thcv VIII be disposed OF liberal ternsi
an as tho hn,ine is sale opportunity pre-
sc,d for any wishing 10 engage Tie hus IS Of put
linz mn taI,1fa5 JOHN D. ALEXANDER.
ri Ia dggts Campbell Ct 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

Snow N THE MoryrAlys.-The Charlottesville Ad-
yocate states that there slight fall Of snow on
the Blue Ridge on last. Wednesday, The top of Fl
LOIS Knob, very high point Of North Mountain
just to the West Of Buffalo Gap, was covered with
ON the same day. This is probably the earliest
fall Of snow in that region for many years.
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LATEST MEMS.
I.ll'ERiRoN EUROPE.
Arrival, ofii.r az iiiir

NJ" YORK. sept % The steamship Baltic.
win d.drs from Liverpool To the 18th inst, arri-
S"d here t, day. The news by heris generally
unlmportant
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Chartsts are reviving their orgauiz ,tien
in England.
Tie harvest reports throughout the Kingdom
are favorable.
The London Star warns the Southern states
Of the L. :. in case al disunion not TO dream Of
annexation with England.
FRANCE.
There Is nothing Of special interest from -
France.
The collision between the French troops aud
kalylers in ! geria is not serious as reported.
SPAIN.
General Brl., is spoken Of a likely to be Mn
lister to Washington.
SWITZERLAND.
Prussia and Swift 'rlnnd are ttlng the Ncuf.
chntel difficulty by diplomacy.
NAPLES.
There are rumors of further war notes from the
King oi Naples 10 Western Powers. The rauor,
are not generally credited.
EUROPEAN EoNGHg>s.
The Paris CORES pondent of the London Times
say, he has no doubt but an European Congress
viii be held in Paris the ensuing'wnter to settle
questions arising out Of the Paris treaty,
CHINA.
The failure of the Wrtmore X Co at Caution is
confirmed their liabilities are $50 900. he as
sets are ample.
DR.. Parker, L. States Commissigner, wis at
Foochow, but had been unable to get an inter
view with the ,ieerny:
The L. Steam frgate San jneinto broke down
ON her way 10 Simoda, and pat back to Wham-
poa.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Sept 29.-Cotton unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

- in Lynchburq the night of the 18th Bright sore!
HORSE white and blaze in the face 10 hands nigh
wears Old has slight marks of the harness aud
large scar under hair the rump liberal reward VIII
be naid for the delvcrv information of the
ssen = = C NJ MEREDITH %
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{ commercial

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-Cotton unchanged.
Breadsiuls irmer. Com unchanged. III" finer
qualities Of wheat have advanced ID add. Wes
tern Canal -Four 29u3is; Baltimore and Ihjladel
phia quoted at the same; Ohio }la;}3s. Old red
wheat 6a9 Is; new do. 6a94; old white q Hos;
urW Do INnlnh..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

z .Spa EOk WO1l.-a waai Immediately
- N pounds washed Wool for which viii the high
a;e price Ia Cash Bonsacks Linsey and Jeans for
ssans wear. B RuCKER.
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EBRoE. JAS. a. uuEEEE.
ARCHITECT.
sdlY lNNGuurHd COLLEGE,
M AsnB>t.reN bOl 81, Abin giouk W.
w FRANCIS < TRIGG. rRorNIT
Having Just assumed the charge OF th Establishment the
rrietor aolivits the patronage IT the public
Tho Western Stages leave this House cNory morning
Stages always tho Depot convey passengers and their
baggage Ia the Hotel
sop Gd6tN 2taWts
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E.ltal Duel.
Markets

Eeas'sI-T - WHITE.
BID gobur.o soauu,,Asiou ue.chput-,
Sd FUoNl Al, NEN NoitK.
a. UkrrIsf. late of pecnhur, Va.
tNn , WIFI late If the firm ui lloa
Ten White, Riehwnnd Va
sep ~ dlyz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

Brutal OurRAGE.-The Fredericksburg Recorder
SAYS that brutal outrage was committed in Spots
sylyania county, last week, by a negro belonging to
Col Goodwin. Two little girls. daughters OF a Mr.
Beazley, proceeding on foot to neighbours
bousc, when they oYertaken by the black vii
liam the eldest aged about thirteen years, was orci-
bly, seized by him and her person violated. The lit
tie girl is lying dangerously ILL The negro has been
arrested and committed to jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

Mr.. CARdsLE's DEATH.-From a letter handed us a
few days since we learn that a Mr. Garlic, OF High
land county, when on his way home, from Missouri.
the Goth day of August last, was found dead IN a
small stream at Wheeling. The Circumstances OF his
death singular. lis valiee was found on the
beach, the stream small, he was a sober man,
marks of violence were found upon him, he was
found a little below the Railroad bridge. The jury
Of inquest pronounced him dead by accidental drown
iug.-SaVntoR Iia9ieator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

at'+A 10 bBE@.-Sc have exhibition very
9A Rob.s, which the Ia lies will please call and see
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

superior Sugars brown coffee crushed and Loaf Tcas
various quality and price and tafec7 hui Ia heat at
sep - VALENTINE & 1lENISGfS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

TIE FEDERAL Court commenced Its fall term, in
Charleston, on Saturday last. The Grand Jury in
dicted Jonathan Casio of jackson county, for rob-
bling the mail and his trial set for the next court
Casio is in jail Charleston. In the case of Joseph
Young who has been for several terms before the
court charged with passing counterfeit money, aHo}e
JroSeqU was entered.
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" ~ Al.
NAyA~rrsNSsTD> Is0IfsE

" NFAh. = CLAIM
w 6HJncn SrRrgr
IYNCinruG. VA.
fglqase1y sNEAp \ oIkRk rreprict5r,
\ ANN'srEH HOUSE:
rio etANcASrER lnteof r,nSa"tia v" tstc. rasarein
his cid flens and the public gen
modous new House opposite the Depot ia this place lie IL
prepared to fse them "'lc'mereeoPo"n
y u"," street, Es"chh"rs. vn.
TIE "NoRN ELL Ina, undergone change Of ucton
that place, On taoeug with the beat modon hul H. tells Of
mn Il - 'ui "a IN y a. , =, :, ~ ~
''''' WIN '''' "'' '''.' '''' - '' Wells 4 HYDE
mtg l3dNcts rrepectos.
EebN ~. OLIVER.
Cd No. ~ a"n,i"" Street,
$50. NV nR,ttNs Ia -,
% "enld respectfully solicit S"nslgnm"nts nen Manu-
LECTURERS Ia Virginia, with tho aunnpe ht IA he does not
uee attention viii he devoted uorrs- to,e who
nay h''e, HIN with hef e"nssnmots On which hbsrd al
Ralatt>,ts-0,lsrS Ke,a, Je4ee Hare y 60. Hunt \
osock l,nchbulg Cbaa eosby. /. II Holland, Dan.
VIII John $ Waleor, Richmond.
tf,t i dS cime.
a t.nEiu. HOUSE This Con,cnir",I, located
aud commodousy constructed Hotel under the
1,anaIeoo d II" public The rmpreior votes his per-
s'aa attention to H. aud will he wanting IN clous nor
peuuos calculated Ia promote thu c"mfrt ot his ucat
An omuhn IN attendance 10 conway travellers to
aud ifom thu popots and Packet handing
OdSets CIfAS. T. LEE,
yNsHsHlEas HOUSE,
"a MAN SIHETr. Iynehhnrp. Va.
q FISHER, Proprietor.
rFRNs-Transient visitors sl5o per day.
~ Ilaekarun In connection with this house.
IA }adscly
isNAC A sMtru " VAN HFHTilrNsEN.
SsuiTn ~ '.N nENTM,AsMN, ..,.,...,..
- COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS,
Aud Agent. for the sale Of VIRGINIA. MANurAcTlrnEp
TOBACCO NrW ORLEANS II, respectfully solirit conagn
mens aug II ia elm
hH. HKss~'EErwitu,
~ 2nd nuoU ABOVE tiE NultvrIG HpUsE
anr lt4 INNtItnuUG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

FILLMORE BAnnEerE.-The FILLMORE men Of Lou
d5un and Fairfax design holding barbecue to-day
near Pleasant Valley in Fairfax county. Many Of
the most talented speakers in tn stlte are expected
TO be present, and preparations have been made for
the accommodation of an immense crowd. The
tiers in that section aroused 10 the importance Of
the coming election and are making every effort 10
bring ont the full vote of Loudoun aud Fairfax.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

w
w WHEAT and WEI make It IN the interest OF farmers
to gve me call before sell viii furnish bags to bring
crops by the railroad at the usual charge - - .
81 w. w. mostly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

I $
- ". nuLinNN ~ co,
We ~ front 81. New Work
AGENTS r,r the sale ct VIRGINIA MANt'FACTURED
TOBACCO tluofn adY auces made tunaKumnnis.
ell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-01

80 n FsIW AsiD, Ny NfgIO MN ti0f 4 NIB
20 ~ -condei from my plantation five mites Of tine
Forest Depot County abon three weeks He
twenty years old lghi black slender form nhot
hye inches high good teeth and smiles ,vr spoken
80 particular marx about him ceoectod lie rs ell
quauc in LyuchbHre where he worto in Tobacco Facte
several years and where he probably may he lurking
Tlc reward viii be pad for his apprehension and de
livery ~ me, IL secured in jail so that get him again
sen ri emA fIitsif IHOS. II NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
p r n F. NJ T. Y T

r FL Y f NJ r n T
HyVERY one Of tie will he found well adapt
IA and representative Of the immense quaint
ties Of Goods arrived tine well known Store of
TVsn. 3OeTyenthaI tC Co.
Corner Main and Having assortment and
selection Goods surprising .he variety les colors
shades quantity aud quality and every thing
which exhibited take particu
vie risn and customers in Evansville
and vicinity to give cali We extend invitation IN
rarcnar to the fair sex them that every article
under OF Drv Goods, EN- roiderie
(SNis French an Seasch) Goods Mauillas White
every des ;ri0tton Shaw1s. Millinery and Straw
can richest choice and most varied
sortmeut fully convinced that satisfy the
ami satisfy claim respecting
taste prices In Cl0tn7 every kind and cut
please every demand for fashion. color quality
the e in niece goods yourselves
mh3I WM LOEWEETHAb & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
NEW FAMILY GEsUCExsY.

wv have ,usht the seck aud akcn the form
ES occupie by Bacon 4 Co. Main street, opposite
the Branch BanE, and have male large additions
stock with uture supplies justfes
promising citizens Of Evansville and vicinity
great variety the hest articles Family Groceries
use city. Being determine ed every
give hope liberal
Give trial. All Goods delivered charge
mAIs EERSHBERGER & CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
PAYNES GEEAT SHOP
SPRING GOODS!!

EeI e receiving the most desirabIs
w stock OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES HATS
CAPS and notions offered in this market which
respectfully in vite the trade.
ap4 J.s.JAQUEss & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
CISTEROEI.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
pARTTAND KY

TVNE dersened Of this newly erected and admi-
rahIy adapted takes pleasure in announcing to
the generally especially arriving
iePsrin the Portland arf thatthis house IS nc co
the accommodation Of Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the UNI
throughout fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the house .
Situated ST. CHARLES is INN at the landing
principal pO2 for Lousv ile where nearly
all guests first arrive and from whence they de-
the West ard South this house Hoeds
this point. -.
Establishment command liberal sh1reof public patron
because deserve it The House. with its
extensive grounds shady and genera convent
anees transient house. 1t sha be kept
Hote-lacbi fthe essentials of such
IN establishment.
Mr. W. REDDTNG we'll known TO the travelling public
from with Hotels in Louisville
zaged will asst1n the general heuse
Tho patronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited
vi t. W. W. OW EN, Proprietor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
SOMETEEsNG aNTEwEsTENC.


THE E4ONG NIGHTS ARE COMING
Nd the make them short. Is to visit Thomas
"A Billiard Saloon. Bulls Head ON Main street.
ATTENTION.
Those confined during the day canbine hot
an amusement ct Thomas Rowlinp Aev Bulls Head
RUII'S HEAD HOTEL
THOMAS in returuin thanks for past patron are
he prepared 70 receive Boardcrs by
dav month. His odations hrst rate
every will be psd the comfort Of his tests
bar IS supplied with liquors OF the best quality
specious Wagon Nar7 attached. octzf
SSIrNDRIFS -25 P4els Cotton BEDFORD Rome;
- 2nreels Hemp BEDFORD rope; Is doZ Seivesi
. doz Washboaris just received and for saIe5hy
oct24 PRESTON BROS.
ERDWDER ED, CRUSHED AND REEHIN ed ST.
q AR-5O bbIs rec d per railroad. and for sale by
oct2f 5. Z. GILBERT & CO.. Sycamore street.
CISTEESOEL.
wN btIs AMI half bills No / cold pressed superior ar
ticle newly made for sale by - - . ---o,,o.r,r>
HALLOCh q HIOD "a NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22

NTFW DOCKS
lG The Liie and Adventures of Beekworth:
The Martins Of Crs Martin. by Lever; Just out;
AhhOtts Franconia Stories complete set;
Steel EnrzaFngs of Fillmore Buchsnan and Fremont,
q cents EACH
Ives OF Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore and Fremont Song for the lust
and for sale by sep12 DOBELL & LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22

NEW 6.nODS-

UST received at Mrs McKay's Gap and Trimming Store
80 Asoan assortment of Window Shades Oil Cloths
rea9 and Stand Covers on Firststreet near Man.
mhI4 MRS. Mckay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

HPRO0Ns@ AND " ASH BOARDS
z IS doz Fancy and Shaker BroOms;
80 doz Wash Boards; so bxs aRd hf-6xs
Is bbls Pearl Barley; 3 bbls Oat Veal;
100 xs Palm Soap ;65 fancy ROre Soap
5 hhds prime Sugar; 40 bbls Syrup Molasses
20 hf-bbls Mo;asses; Is do Loaf pow5d Sugar;
2tierees Carolina Rice, reed and for sale by
ie28 l. & d. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
TO rHKLAOsl3s taRnhrlN,

OUR long expected French Worked Collars Sleeves and
~ EmbTOderies generally. have last TO which
respectfully call the Ladies attention beauty
they surpass everything offered in this city
see. seFlS ROSER. BRO. & FREY
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H0O 9TgHs "3as' Err (. S.si' aai 1.yor pat,.n,
50 Z do do do reed rer raiIroa
by rov2O II. COOK & SoN-
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MODE.
TELLY. MAHMIALADE. &C
CIDER YINEG NN MANUFACTNRY.

VNTE the undersigned wish to call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merehan Of Evansville and dealers IN
EesrA the that eturng pure
tcie Of Cider Vinegar. which Will sell
with Cs nrat or Pittsburgh prices Give call. fair
trial is all ask. MERCER & CLIFFORD.
v. B.The factory situated she of Fourth
and Hsaal streeS. Lamasco ivl-iGwlV
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WV. TX HcGYsEW.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PH BLiC.
once in the Crescent City Bank building:
EA| ILL "I'end ''-' - my25
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ACCOxDEUNs AND shUrINAs.
NEW SrOvM SrDlsE!

WANES SCANTLIN Jg of the late firm Of James
sR Sclatn 4 SON. peee1 StoveHnd Tin Sepre on
Nh nstreet opposite the oil State Rank whsrs he intends
keeping large stoves Of the latest Pro We
styles. As ate Crates aud Pn Ware a. Wholesale and
retail on the very best Give him ell before rur-
Ia5ing eISewuers- now
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TERMS OE SUBSCRIPTION:
MISCELLANEOUS.

SHAKESPEAHE FOR THE MILLION.
THN1E complete works of William Shakespeare with the
original Text rsstOr red than swenty thousand
typographical and omissions corrected by the manu-
organizations contained in the recently discovered
folip Of S'2 by p Collier Esq For saIs 6 at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22
TFyNEY IL SORENsON.


FsArF DEALERS GROCERIES AND Liquors, CORNER
WATER VINE SIS, EVANSVILLE INn. - r.
VNVF this day formed eopartne
tba nvrnase of doing wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
bnsiness Faving succeeded the business OF es9rs AIl
fToea nrrh1sed their stock and made additions 70 a
snrtent shall he able to Offer s good
FOR CASH as any house in Eyansve or any Gly n the
Vest g SNPPESON
jams
SHERWOOD HCU5E.
yv7HE subscriFer ha taken the above mousse anu mas
entirely rehued and refurnished IT, aud IS nrcparea
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has goodstock OF car
ciagcs to let. ,,,,o,o+od opd rood
boaarsofein n Partculafattehtoh
he Maid to the care or horses with hn ior
NO and in all respects, the public IA una t9
wood House 2 good Hotel. IiyS-fI J. A ~ Ef'1, ~
V7TMENSE EADDsTyON OF Ss,0C%
u0NElT ABE EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEATHEi'S AM
- CLOTHS.
of all colors and descriptions.
ACTINE he made p into enc most '9'i"i,
q ,IJa Roots shoes and Caters for gents after ne
aoterng from France the Eastern cities Az Vastes
If Iins shoes and CATERS with heels high enough su1
most fadious for ladies'. and perfect uuS,n q ~
tGr 4 eetarssn trs arg -sert53-8l JOHN RASCH.
ssGINU ATITS-1Onboxes pure Saieratus IN 10 papers;
"a 10 hills pure do;
- 1Dkeas lO0 lbs each do. received ana Tor
o,rE PRESTON BROS.
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NUMBER l25
LOUISVILLE.

VEsTINC.-I plaid MarseilIes vest,ng. reed this
y DAY and fer sale 6y JAS. LOW & CO..
mh29-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville, Ky
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

TvDAv, We rsDst ~ A'"cr'';"" CIV
.ra. undcr tha hsoad sssf-"f Heaven
s.on . e.snmsns!sveE, and with q com
Moa jo~ pervsiiSg o's hearts, and for
Ne occsu;i,n ,nisi~gourscivss int one
nsss a ssscmHled fvsemeNt to do
vavereucc 10 ~ God-Iikc deeds Of sus
Immortal aacestor>r uaa by recai'insts
mind the heroism ~ ttsir lives, and
the glory oftl'eir achievements, to en-
kin.ile in our own souls the inspiratio"
q their mnselfi>l, patriotism.
To-rAAs,. we commemorate the first
esumpK Is . E,insipk which SUM
T.rc.l in the Ubsun.nfsoci~ty for near
n 5000 years before it pleased the
Almighty Ruler of' events ;" quicken
ito action, and inspired the Sagcs Of
1879 10 perfect It in a'living form for
the.protection M those who. painted
n enjoy the fi'i'"e>s Of the mate''lcss
gl6sics Of . government sustained by
slEection and defended by t'c arms Of
ftcemcn. We look abroad over the
earth in vain to find country where
m. absolute equality Of political rights
secure tn every citizen the privileges
~ mtrammelie-l rtion in all things
mt detrimental 10 the general good
our country is the asylum for all men,
the home Of frcc,ncn, and the only
Mace where religion and education
have full scope in their progress OF
civ;lizing. and christa,nizng the poo
rle-
Eighty years ago We were feeble col
onies, subject to the caprices Of the
British King, and tho insolcns cAac-
tions OF British. Parliament.
To-day VIC arc powerful Empires of
81 independent States, and fear no
monarch or combination Of monarchs
Of Europe or Asia.
To-day we are the leading power OF
the earth in everything which goes to
make up national greatness. We
have intelligence, refinement, com
mcrcc, arts, sciences, armies, navies
empire, aud above all, free
dom. We do not conquer to cnslaye,we
do mot aggrandisc to enrich ourselves al
tho expense Of fccbler nations:
: We offer perfect equality offrcedom
: TO- I'll within the limits Of the Rcpub
lie. All nations send dcvotecs to the
wonhip Of our Goddess Of Liberty.
To-day we are strong because we have
Union. In that depends all our Sc
cu@syr rs BY i VIC have won all our
glory. We therefore rejoice this day
in our unrivallsd greatness, and sing
songs Of patriotism to the tune Of
Yankee Doodle and Hail Columbia!
But there is partyin this Republic
who. wsuld destroy all this greatness
would break up this Union; would
engulph Ill our liberties in the treas
onable scheme to secure their own cl-
ovation. There are those who preach
= crusade against the South who arc
ready to rend and tear the Constitution
in thousand pieces for selfish and
diabolical purpose. That they cannot
succeed 80 long as this day is COM
memorated with rejoicings, is most Ger
tain; that they will not succeed this
year, IL equally certain, for james
Buchanan will restore peace, and dis
pesse the traitors Of the Republic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

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4ee valuaADe iunnaa lSae = OoaeAe0onobeA 6o1s
aeas J. j. b. nsspsVs evetdenes ~ 80 q % 3
.,sss.se..s 49, ~ .s. - g. g 49, s-ses
.-.-..."..
osvssal valuable lnas tns basaaeo hsasas oo4 4Upts
-: 2 nasriss, - Asia ssssssas ssstA q essA
=.
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~ Hon John A. Dix, having been in
vitei to attend the Democratic meeting in
Rochester, N. Y, to endorse the Cincinnati
nominations, wrote in reply that he con-
ours cordially in them and the leading de-
clarations by which they were accompa-
MED, and will take an early and active part
in the canvass. Mr.. Dix, who 10 . keen
observer OF public affairs, continues:
81 consider the nomination Of Mr.. Blu.
chanan a very fortunate one, both for the
Democracy and the country; and l look
with confidence 10 his ability, experience
and sound judgment, for = satisfactory al
jnstment OF the disturbing questions BY
which the public peace i endangered
Eirnness, moderation, good sense and fear
lessness in the discharge Of Official duty
are always indispensable to the admlnistra-
ten Of our government, representing, - It
does, so great variety Of interests and
they are pre-eminently 20 q the present
iuncture.
Few OF our public men are - much dis
tinguished for these qualities - Mr.. Blu
ehanan, and he combines with them thor
ough knowledge Of public affairs, foreign -
well - domestic. Believing him to BE
able, honest, and equal to any emergency
likely 10 arise in the administr alton Of gov
eminent, shalt give 20 the democratic
ticket cordial support"