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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
TTN'H tNt TftflHtNI IIV SIduUU!u
KANSAS l.e.EHs.ll.

Below We gyr letter from Chester
Lane, one of the Kansas emigran's from
this city. We have hoi seen him snce h!>
return aud the letter Was IlAnGtd 10 US by
another this morning.
Is will be seen thai ha has not very
high opinion uf Cen Lane, AMI by ,Hpii-
cation not the highest OF Kansas managers
here. II will also be Ct elected that lie is
one OF the gentlemen from whom we
published a letter upon Kansas affairs
some time since, When .Aty were al Iowa
City.
by the way, why don't tao Kansas agents
sehd OF the funds Tor then siiie,ln S bleth
Yen?
Janesyille, Ang, 9TH, 1856.
Messrs Editors Will YOU allow Inc he
space Of few lines ~ your columns, rclu-
ting to Kansas, and how the young men
were dragged about who left this CITY aeve-
raj weeks since.
We all left here under good promises and
Was to have our way paid through TO that Ter
ritory with the understanding that we were
10 become actual settlers there. What dil
General or Colonel Lane want us 10 do
when we got 10 NbIa,ha CITY? lIewol'd
like to have had ny all-about two hundred
w uumUC'--ti..Ht against Tue pos'i NJ,
and against the tro ops of the United state.
What were the words we toll him? The
same as all the Free State men tell him in
Kansas" Before We fight Uncle Sans
troops We will blow you Through"
can openly and boldly say that General
Lane can never enter Kansas alive. HIS
own party there sa, to him, why did You
desert us IN the hour of need ? Lane, Rob-
inson and others are d cuiee 10 Luhc>i and
raw abiding citizens
What company OF young men are going
there To bick w such d ulah a. J II Lane
and his confeierates? The young meh who
Went from here are men, and Lane dresses
in mems clothes, bu, lie is far from being
one.
Before close must say 10 tht Kansas
Aid Society to aid or send mean, to the
company ,hty have there, before they seid
any more men Their IN a helpless condition.
Are men sent by the htS' men of Your town
~ho are starving every day, ant every d Y
expecting aid or help from Wisconsin, 10
he left as they are? think they had better
send II 10 them than 10 Lane and his CON
federat"s, and let him do as he his been
done with all the rest. lou shall hear
from Inc again. Yours, &C..
CHESTER LANE.
X sci lei from Kansas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

the support ot il, i,,thinl standard
bearers. Tie Nish 70 be delivered
from tho bIi,shting e,l liz OF iLolitou
Ganaticisn, viii, all IT, ilnprae,icable
yagaries and dangerous couhinati"us.
They desire to sec unity, harmony, ira
tcrnitv, fellowship and confidence, re-
stored between the different portions
ftlc Union, and ouc People, ono Con
etitution, and one Destiny the n,.tto
Of every political crcc'I- These are
the wishes Of tic Conservative mcu oi
our great ration, and thes are produ-
cling their legitimate results III the
minds Of tho multitude. Utropponent.s
see, rs well as ourselves, that their
prospects are daily becoming more and
more dark and desperate. Ills will
continue TO be the case until November.
Revolutions ucvcrgobachwards. Tac,r
gamc is nearly PLAYED out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

Eds Gazette Your note in the paper
OF this morning III relation t. hausas " So
ners, though not intended. j. calculated TO
m,s'ead the public. The Application for a
habeas corpus vas ma e, ana after full
examination Of the case, finding that tn.
indie iment for treason, charged the offence
~ within the Constitutions and that the de.
fendm's were arrested under warran, Is
sued BY the Court on the Indictment, re-
fused the application for a writ, as there
was no ground from the face OF the papers
to hold the detention Illegal, and that was
the only ground OIL which the prisoners, on
the habeas corpus, could be released.
The counsel asxel leave 10 withdraw the
papers, with the view # amending the re-
turn, and g,anted them 10 him.
acted upon certified copies of Nh" ir-
dictment and the warrant, under winch the
prisoners were held. JOHN MCLEAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
Look At IIaE lAa.N HES.

Senator Bi-hr, in his recent speech al
Trenton, after riii, uling the ideas that any
man could regard Col Fremont rs fit aud
worthy Of the Presidential char, and pre-
sen,in. in forcillc manner the dangerous
tendency Of sectional parties, aud proving
mat Col Fremont, + elected, must be sec
tional President, sail:
"That the .xper mepi wonl DO more
hazardous became Col Fremont. IL his cleo
ton were possible, would moi have the sane
ilnn or III. mss Of ri. ctofs. N al al the ia Il
Presidential election 81 III 900 votes were
east, President cree isiIg 900,
Gtn Scott 1921 ~ ard Hale lon,puO.-
III. ag-ra .hte al II u. Af election may be
safely estimated Il 81 lHna, ard accord
ing L. III, Caiculai o., Col Ere. mont could
not r. cc.vr NOR. than huU1,OA;, Tie est
mates lie had -edt &c ms friends wo,ld not
Wv. Iim more that ,Dia, ata,, leaving -
iJD,f woes against him. and placing him
ina minority |, sou, nOl --brrns ~. nt0 iaorc
vote. than The whole number east in hi ia
.or ~! In fifteen ont Of the 'hir', one
States, he will not receive 5000; If he re.
cciycs single ,o', +; IN tn. rcmaihin. SIX
teen States lie viii 10, have majority ~
more han four " FIVE. and III tn. others lis
friends only claim i plurality.
"W. have, then, a s,irr.n. contest fo-
The Presidency between Mr. BurI anan and
Colonel Fremont. ard vt there is not a can
4 4 man IL Tie imposition who wi! not al
nit Mr. B is CERTAIN Of majority of not
les than 100000 Of the popular so'e. No
wonder the Republicans desplse The doctrine
Of popular sovereignty. They have deter
mined to d.. fly Il a, the election. As for the
kry>t ne, he said Mr. Buchanan could "a
silly defeat Ia" united opposition, aud that
divided as they nov are, Colonel Free
mont had not a ghost of chance for Tie
Slatc.o
These remarks Of Senator B-ler saws
the washington Union,' furnish concln-
>ivr refntation of the lille stories crc, led
Il. 10 hi entertaining doubts Of the triumph
ant success CT The Democracy in r,nns,l-
yania. There is no friend Of Mr. Buchanan
'ah,rinc more zc;lously anu efficiently than
Mr. Bi-ler. and none who has better knowl.
"dg. u the prospects IL h's STATE, and hone
more confident Of hs success ia Penn>yl-
Ndfla and IN the (fIt1u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
Nv s1NfhOylfu.
LAWS Oh THE UNITED STATES
lpahlic 2s.l


AN ACT 70 revive and continue in force the preris
ioas At ths st ofs5s, IN reiation to su.pendet n
tslcs % pubic iands ami thu act ~ 1916 Ia rea-
ton 70 'suspeudsd prc-em;tan land csaims"
h Sa0cscd by the Ssadfe raj House of Rep
vsssntdftUss of tie United Sxates ef America in
Congress osssm6lsf That the v.,al yro,i. Ions ~
the act approved March third e,gnte hundred aud
my three IN rallfln 70 susp AIDED entries II pub
lie lands, aud The several provisions n III" &C. ap
proved Angnst third, eighteen hundr, aud fofty-six
~ relation 10 .ssasp"nded pr.-em2i ani claims
%, ana the sane are he rcby, revived and continued
n torcs ana thase poviss hereby declared IN
be applicable 60 all cases 81 suspended entries and To-
cseioos which have arisen since acts were va
which were omitted To b. acted upon under Ell, her
Of said acts, we'll TO all cases OF similar kind
whth may hereafter ocnr. and shall be regarded as
applying 70 locations under bounty .Iand-warranfs
we'll to ordinary entries or Gales and TO all 9th.
presumption or locations VII re tn. law has
been substantially onmped with aud tbs error or in
formality has arisen from ance accident nus
take, aud Is satisfactorily explained. and where the
Ilsnts OF ~ other claimant or, pge-empfor VIII be
preludios or whore there Is no adverse claim. Ap.
proved June Is So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
The Reaction Already Common.
Ce0.

II requires bnt little political sagaci-
y . see that the tide Of pnhlie-opinion
has already begun to turn with OYER
whelming force against the sectional
and disunionist Black Republican par
tv. The reaction has already com
mencej. The sober and rejecting
portion Of the American people are
becoming tired ofihese profitless ;,gi-
tations, these idle intentions without
any legitimate object. They see in
the Democratic party an organization
comprehensive in its policy, national
in its character, wise and Just in it,
management, and they are rallyins TO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21


AZ 90 sasey hour last night The Cour,
Qouss wss lslnmcd with On immense audit.
~ 70 hear the political discussion between
NJ Dsanssley, OF this city, and . fusion
eeaAidses fos elector, and Mr. Dow, . lead
No DsmoeTatie lawyer Of. Davenport. The
discussion was the result Of . challenge
thrown out by Mr. BcardsIey, in handblls
yesterday morning, AID promptly takes up
~ The Oenocraty.
The chair was jointly taken by Jsdee
epesesr, Vice President of The Fremont
Club and / Andrews. President Of tho
Uhsk ls)and Co, Buchsnan Club. I was
agreed BY the speakers that thers shoald be
10 applause on. the part OF the audience due
rang the evening, which MAS adhered To-
Good order was the result.
NJ. BsssdsIey opsnsd the DISCUSSION BY
spsech Of an hour and quarter, presen.
tang the fusion SADIE Of The 4 ieelion IN IT'S
strongest light. Mr. Dow followed IN a
speech Of about The ssme length. replying
to him. Some folks might think US Preri-
diced but we do not think that MT BOWS
speech was . triumphant sio''nauon OF the
propsiety OF the abrogaflon OF The Misson-
ri line, and the pSlicy OF the Democratic
party, Touching Slavery. lie also showed
Mp the necessary dsunion tendencies OF the
fusion party, in most cOnvrnrIng manner.
II was speech characterized by a clear
ness which could not be fairly misin'erprc
ted. Mr. Dow took up The position, OF his
sPpone 1t, quite gracefully, he'd them 10
the gaze OF he audience, and di sscted
house must have been proud Of him
Mr. Dow in the comse Of hsrei ~ 10 Mr
Deardslev, said tina, under our law. Save
ry existed il III nDis. Mr. b. ad-ley, III ms
closing Of half an hours speech al u
statuts prob biting Slavery IN this State
Nevertheless, we appr-hend that Nh Dow's
statenen was substantially true. under
TIE statistics Of this State saen can BE- sold
BY public authority Gor Va. rahcy, We be-
lsve, } INTO involuntary service 10 the most
favorable bidder. VITA, is this hn' Save
ry? An advertisement OF such IA sale has
been published in a Chicago nrwsrapr,
copied fSum = country paper in The -onih
Of the State, and commented upon. We
state these facts from general recollection.
We have not time 10 day 10 look up the
record, bu, feel assured thai It VIII bear Us
out.
In this speech Mr. Brardslcy made most
dssparate etIoit TO extricaie himself from
the dilemma in which he hal p!'cei IN
self. II was evident from his iantiug nan-
asr, he had been ,tung 10 he quick, BY the
web tirecte rcf,i'aiion ~ hi, fast sreecn,
and that il was requiring desperate e:ior'
10 bring matters once more sirght. tie
houndcred about Tor some time, AMI then
sat down.
The discussion lasted till near mittighi.
We hope the next time when Mr. Bardsley
challenges his opponent to discuss On,
that he will be better able TO SUSAN hun
self. We do not believe there was man
present, We Care not what his politics may
Be, who did no: feel il. his heart la. Boards
Icy had caught tartar.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

GEORGE T. CURTIS, Of Massachusetts.
has published strong letter, address
ed to the Wing Central Committee Of
that State, in which he deprccatcs the
election Of Fremont to the Presidency.
He argues that if the Black Rerutli-
cans arc successful in this contest, .'thcy
can not and will not he allowed to
keep their hands oil from SLAYER, in
the States" The letter is yer, able
one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
H. II; SOL

AN ACT cNafs The tim s. IS .he district
roust * SIC eH*l Stat.s AZ il .tfy i L. I w.
tesa dls !etat 80
b. emt6e - IA 5 ate and House Of r. oys-
ses4atst6s y ~ Lstitf stats Of tmertcp II toa-
3'e"S assentbtad ina i'ist ~! OF ii I'm nav pre-
- ne ~ w tor hpdias h eeurtS - th- rnlad
Sttte, ~ III western df~irtf III Vtr,iaia Ia sal
courts shail reAtter b lti tnuliiN a fa ,hurs:
On IN; Nv M y-tfnrth DAVIS ~ Mavth taa /. rcuSt
- :. aeens "n ia, sixth day. ~ Al Ii AMI : ptem-
'et al thafestos, IN the nt,,a tnih DAYS ~ arm
NJ. sp'einhet al stanton. an the iirst DAYS Of
S.,.I . LINER. an1 at with Court Ii6n.e on the
s~.s .s OF May aud Ociabeg, aud that all
a..sra; =, anu poe e!ins OF whatever kind now
~ SHAH h. o. r,ianabe 70 said rcspctive-
Shc terms h,''. 70 be continued or returnable 70
~ ~ c,n, md ee ~ Further enacted That the term
den snnu,nv I'M Of H. Umtei States shall be ho
80, ~ W, ~ Le~lburg. Al the said " stern dis
Monday Of August. 's 40 now, Oh the hrst
in 80, ana % Further srneted. Tina, this act
~ force from aud after the Massage ,nass i' ~
%ved June ~, 1855 'aeiei'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
L.lllST .VI.O1..s.

81 Lnnis, An. ".
The steamer Lucas arrived - day. bring
ing intelligence iEai patty Of Souihcrners
Who left here Two weeks ago for Kansas,
were attacked, While IN their way from
Kansas CITY I" L,comp'on, by large body
IL Aboliiionisi.. Many were k,l.ed and
wounded on both SIDES. The Souiherners
finally We're compelled % yield 10 supe.
u : numbers, and wer. driven from ,he
field.
The next s'eamrr will probably bring
rartil Mars Of the alIlir.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

4 REMARKABLE RIVER. In the
provinces Of Andalusia, in Spain, there
is river called the Unto, from the
hues of its waters, which are as yellow
as topaz. II possesses the most extra
ordinary and singular qualities. If y
stone happen to fall rand rest upon an
other, they both become, in one year
time, perfectly united and conglutina-
ted. All the plants on its banks are
wthered by its waters whenever they
overflow. No kind of yer,lnre will
come mp where its waters rcaeh, mol,
can any fish live in It's stream. The
river rises in the Sierra Mo,cna
mountains and its SINGULAR properties
continue until other rivers run into ii
and altar its nature.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
$50. REWARD!

7 6ST ~ M.n'iy liih MI. pnntar Tx answer
] iiig ~ t.e Il SHpr. y said tlg i, IN l,,psar
tiie asttnt . ald ht- l.ti n hsst ,R.tt 4
f"nitt liver c"i@r,r' i.'' ~ h.s tsht >i" and snoi
cr sI,lt near the ~ s tai the r.,it Ia
hal a. NJ iwpof ir. liz his ~ h- il OF. 1i
.h"sr rswart viii D. glvsn To- any i-fIvtm. the
d. Al the r. rictlc. IT Mr.. FLRlipil ,ii the
y ~ 9TH and t.a.'its SIS ~ l.r II uufmtil"n
VIII enable the owner u rctutsr hn.-Auy 10Th
div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
TIE LAST INFAMi.

w HON the tOds WISH 10 utstTo' ,
they first make mad. The Black Ee-
publican majority Of the House oil
REPRESENTATIVE at Washington, il was
thought, had sufficiently disgraccd
themselves and the nation, without the
last browning act OF rascality Of which
they were guilty. Composed as a
large portion Of them are, Of political
mendicants, who have no other profess
sion than that Of politics, and no other
income than the spoils Of oiiicc,i might
have been anticipated that they would,
as many Of them have done, sell Their
votes to stock -jobbcrs, and spectators
in patents AMI land contracts, but it
was not anticipated that they dare al
jnnrn without making the necessary
appropriations for the army and navy.
The sum Of l4,O0o000 dollars was
necessary to pay the ordinary annual
expenses of the army AMI Easy, and
the corrupt crew Of Back Republicans
in the House, desiring To- bleed the
Treasury afresh for their own personal
wants, refused to make The usual ap
preparations, and passed the general
appropriation Bill which came from
the Senate, after cSpunging the Army
and Navy Bill.
They foresaw that this would create
necessity for an extra session Of Con
grcss, forit would b. impossible to d"
without that appropriation, rs the poor
men in the army andnavy Woula starse
without their pay, ifCongr,s> adjourn
ed without making such appropriations.
The President has called an extra Sos
sion of Congress, for the purpose 81
getting this appropriation passed.
The CONSTRUCTIVE NftEAcE IS what
The rotten Ecpuhli, IN, wtr" after. and
they have accomplished tier purpose
Thousands Of dollars viii be raii t.
these varahonds for IN imaginary tray
81 10 their homes and back AGAIN " hen
not mothers son uf them will leave
Washington, rs Congrs,-s Adjourned on
the 18th and the extra session is a,lcd
for the 2lst.
If the honest voemanry ofihe com
try do not put the brand of ini;imy up
on the foreheads of these men on their
return to their constituents, we shall
have mistaken the character Of the
American people. Desperate mcaa-
ures require desperate means, and the
sudden collapse Of the Fremont excite
mcnt requires more material aid than
that party have been enabled to raise
hv Kansas contributions, and The mon
cy which the Black Republican con-
@rcssmen will claim for constructive
mileage will probably be appropriated
to aid the election Of Fremont. They
are determined to mot all the money
they can before they DIET the Union
slide" and this is one Of their method,
Of doing it. Every movement Of theee
dlsunionist>, has a tendency t. om',ar
rass the operations OF the government.
and prepare the people, by the eonft,-
sion and disorder which they create,
for final separation Of the states.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
For Sale aud for Rent.

l"fhLIN6 Houses 10 rent m second Ana III,
- SIS, ~ the west end of The city.
Ten valuable building Lot- IL stnricvan,', a55,.,
h'ar = >. Burrows rcsnl.ncr, for sal, On :,
reasonable tsrn,s " -
Nv" Lots on the E'uH, head ~ Gaines Sweet m
u'l''strncted RIVER vt~-for rak yrry cheap
several valuable Lots for business h.sse, ..,l ~
~, :. ~ "arris'i nni Nam streets, north VI IA
1"f ~''evctyiy ~.
Ten 'altate hui'ir- ~. on -s.~,.d ma IN
ssttt's, tn safe, credit .. nv, wears .iv,, ,u N,
~ The purchase mo ity
III ~ .rrn'> ttlitrin; ,lw. Mug h.u,r IN II
premises. inr sal. .hgtp
Mt haIf Iat 4 Ia u, L :. 49, 80 -,
tptovf urttt - ' =
."t,.t ff"l, by ~ ftt' drepo, Main street, ,,y.,
th' IGlsire li.u-t iut ,4ir
."fmr VT - Man and Front streets nv -al. -. !,
vs. IN = b"ek -. ept.sttc u r.k's MI
a"h'', f"r sal" rh"ap. an l,t,,+ f,n,r
WI > isis, hftk ~. EtElte'a 7ih a,llifr,
h"nse with = r,-,nis, ainI g..~l .tsilr
~. ahi : ~ Miltl'eil's s'hiltinn, and DIV. nj
hi>" ..bs - ~ In ~ sale t,r.p
: ~ ' sar 31 H. ~ tfeasi M acre. t.,i H
~ I. ~ y, " tfIi> u tlshn y Enlrr's eLttr
-" !. 'niW J, 4" = 80 y. -. ~ ~ 81,
y - ~, ~ " -. tlmt.a tr,,ay, tas ~
.nrtt
- etc> il e7 ip7s 2 n; all m.lar cal,lys
] NH fr"n city. Tor ~si, elrsr
20 Or 81, l60 acres mile, m
paNtni-,tt. fnr al.
y ~ ~ " y IN y W !, - n u u ~ ,,,J
: If = ut ~ Il low Louisa Counr, !.
Iuinat- iiu.t-r In sale
- W \ s.iT II RI W one mile from /
tiiN ~ Mn. ,iit", m sale 4
s'h1Frs Etni III uniar cultivation, eenr.-i q /.
hhN" faNt water tbn trnt trees IN ~, u,..s i. |,
~ . - SO Is 81, am'. from pa,t
l@trt for sab.
- tcf"s with dwelling ',ou.r anil stable and oil
ihilhNrmt nts. a'iJniiitt: the city u Davenport
fab 1
h"fNw SsIaTsosE. 10 acre. Tor .a,e
f"ftF acres NJ ! prairie Land, neaT Waicott,
sale very low price {5so
Thirty Reres ~ l., md In West Davenrovt. Gnr
'aI ~ o. II from four to eight acres fine vie ~
Histr and Twin Cities
AIS" several other valuable tract. 81 Real E,tatt
the city and country, FIR sal. by
Att.i,N d DOOLAN,
'ttt1 III M. Orr's building
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
Twenty Thousand NrEnOc rnts In
Council at Oh anabcrsbuvs-, k'a.

IN immense democratic meeting
was held at ClalE,cisbnre, Pa, or tho
7t', of August. Twenty thousand poo
pic were present. The meeting was
addressed By Hon. \. II. Stephens, Of
Georgia, the most talcntc,! man in the
house Of representatives.. Mr. :. was
formerly an old line wli., but he is
now doing elective service for Eu-
chanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

\ FRO, i,lerirc Erem"ntcr having
written To- II I'rciuoiItcr in a country
town, advising lim 10 "et up mass
meeting, received lor reply that it is
too Lac 10 talk the top Of the tide !:
the enthusiasm for Fremont. IS not 50
strong as it was there is laundering
strong ullertow from s"mcnL.rc.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

The horrible ste'y which is going the
ro nds representing the finding oi the body
Of young man. (near Blue Springs, Nan.
sas.) tied to- iIe. with a rifle shot tnrn g1
his head, 4 knife IN his 10 ", g.. tirts on
10 be hoax, manufactured IN ol,o, 81 d
young black Ier;blicah petlifoggeI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21

AMERICAN FLouA IN FRANcF.-Ihe
Paris Correspondent OF the New York
Esering Pos, in his last le,,srsays:
81 lave fonn.! .enerd aversion 10 A
rner can flour In lhls city. "Your lo,.r il
ground too much IS q e,r charge. L ask
I'd an INTEL gent II illsr. AID be- told me:
..in the fist place, yonr w.,ea; is not we'll
cleaned; in the second risce, yo,r mill
stones .un tdo CLOSE and 'nshe ftnr,i place.
YOU do rot h,ll right" Would il roi he
wor,l, vi bile for the Pss.ni Oihce 10 obtain
through tits legation. more detailed ilfar-
IN fli"n ia ihis ma,ter9 The " ,lIcr told mr
further: II can N Ike good npur out ~
American WHEAT. but n II dlihcuit., TIE
u-u TIA, the Nex York it.spvrtors have
,aised their satlasl is IrIo.crd over
here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-21
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