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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

~ otats Prisoners 10 Kansas Released
The erstisiae iaseiFgence ,s briefly con-
,eyed to Us b. the telegraph. thai Govern.
~ Geary hss released on bail the Free
State prisoners confined 3, LecomPsen.--
The people at Lawrence ard in every poT-
ton ofthe Territory are rejoicing at the
act. Gov Geass oemmeaees Alright, and
we hope be may fulfil the expectations en-.
,srsalned IN respect to stsa.
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AuorHrR TRIuarE. AT an election 10
Gil . vscancy of the City Council Of ST.
Louis, held last week, the Republican can
dids,s was elected, siibough the Republican,
Border Rusian advocate, and Leader, Cath
olie organ, bitterly opposed hin
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Eorxr ALL PKcS2EtE.-A writer in the
Richmond Enquirer. ssy,:-"l take il for
Yrsnisd that In case Fremont is elected,
the Legislature viii be al once convufed,
and ,hst their very frst sel viii be Gan act
making Ire retaining or acceptance Of Of
fee under the General Government, after
the 4th Of March next, a misdemeanor,
punishable by fac Of not less than eve
hundred nor more than Eve thousand dollars.
and by imprisonment for q tern Of not less
tisn four yesrs nor more than eight years"
Tbs idea Of keeping virginisn gu. Of OF.
Gee even by "psins and penalties" is ST..
prsnely ridiculous. A girEinian %, Of Of.
fee would be like . fab on, Of water.
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A personal" advertisement, published d
few days since in the Washington Organ,
and entitled "A Strangers RequesI," re ads
as follows:
WANTED, BY single gentleman Of me3i-
um size and age, and generally thought
gOod-lookng, the company Of three ladies',
with whom " celebrate his birthday, in
few days, BY VISITING the public buildings Of
the DlEtrict. Address A. d. C."
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yn s1ArIs Ar TrsaIroREfs - sSH GxIaT NxsT, With
Q .uxD snx 4stustrsrfs.ss ~ J1cos
FxsEl. Alilas, s,gloS 4 ssoiissa. New YORK aud
klahlo.
From glance ut the contents Of The
above work we wonld Judge it to be one
that every Western man should possess.-
II contains the geography, history, advsn-
isges. resources and prospects Of the States
Of the Great West, comprising their local
history institutions and laws, .iging Ia
bic OF distances, and the most d.reo, routes
and modes Of conveyance; also, pointing
out the best districts Tor agrieaitursl, CON-
mercisl, numbering and mining operatioHs.
The shove work may be bad Of Rsihbun g.
Orion, East Brady, two doers below Third
street.
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SuFFosES MrRDfR.-The Fort Dodge
Esnti.el states tne, ON the 18th inst, a par.
~ Of surveyors found The dead body of a
man near the road where il crosses Coon
Creek, between Fort Dodge and Sioux c.
~. There were bullet holes in the body,
cuts upon one arm, and other evidence Of
there having been q HARD death struggle
He bad light hair, beard Of about two weeks
growth, WAS about five fee, ten inches IN
height, and would weigh i5O to i6O pounds.
Some horses were discovered 10 slough
near by, horribly mar, led, aud With paris
of the harness attached TO them II il cup
posed that he wac either killed by band Of
Indians, wine have been stopping in the vi
cinity, or oy some one for gain. Every trace
BY which Toe Lody could be Identified we
removed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

A PINE new briek dwelling vita Tot cuntajDias
IL fne fruit trees and splendid spring Of wAt4y sit
Ostsd half mite above East Davenport; riy.r from
ahh splendid view rent $50 per aDBun Posses
ION given Immediately. Being on the Loo laire on
ulbas route IN eoHye niesi spot fora gentl0mhn
engaged 70 busiDGss In Davenport. Apply TO w. n
h!LDhElH, Economist Mills, Bast Davenport or
70 Dawson q True, Davenport, sep lOdlw
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BOOK NOTICES .

Lsp; a Yale al tas Grssf Dis~A sssmy; hy
RAsAuT EIsSEE Sro-I, aa.acr of .'Lbele Toms
ia ia. ,0''- f44'fa s~Ap''' " 1
The greet popularity Of Mrs. Stoves
novel OF Uncle Tome Csbin has induced
Der again TO vsn,nre upon the field of &c.
ton. In modern times no novel has had
% vide circulation, or hss been usnsla-
Ted into 90 many languages. The present
cork has again ito subject chosen IRON the
scenes and incidents OF the slavehoiding
States. Her reasons fer this preference
are, 6st. that in 8 merely artistic point OF
view, there is no ground, ancient or nod
err. whose vivid lights, gloomy shadows
and grslesque groupings afford The ncvelis,
% wide scope for the exercise OF his pow
ess; and secondly, the moral bearings OF The
subject involved, the growing importance
Of the ssea, conflict between liberty and
slavery. Ia time OF 50 much political eI
element. xh ben the question OF slavery is
the one ~ issue, and every body feels deep
interest In us solution, book on the sub.
ieet thrown upon community by Sc popular
an author ~ Mrs. Stove, cannot but re-
csiye . vice circulation. All clssses OF
peopss viii read it; persons unsccustomsdto
psruse novels ~ill step aside from their usu-
81 sbits, 10 read Mrs. Stowe's new noyel,
and We doub; DO, that al! siii be benefited
BY iis yeresal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

Iowa seems to be infested with rogues Of
every cast. We can scarcely pick up pa,
per FROM the interior but ind their depreds-
tons ehTonieled The following from the
Upton ASr. is q fair sample Of these ac-
counts
RoSUEs ABUUT.-For few weeks past
there have been proving around the coun-
Try several noted scoundrels, who make
horse-s;ealing and counlerleiting their
BUSINESS. Among the number is one Samuel
A.hsr, man who has been guilty Of two or
three murders. and fO- whom large rewards
have teen offered. Two citizens Of this
county have been lynched by the people, for
aiding and assisting those villains. They
ere both tied 70 trees and we'll lashed with
gads.
Monday, Mr. Constable Kelso, OF Mas.
sion, brought 10 town young man about
90 years old, charged with bartering in
Counterfeit money. 1t az pears he was sup
plying his customers up in Egypt" with
the STAPLE" Just from the mint. The lad
is no doubt guilty, and merits the peniten-
tiary.
The two men who were lynehed were
wm. Herring and Chas. w. Clute-the
last has since absconded.
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r m Ed.

On the i3th inst by T. D. kAeAt, ESQ, LOUIS
ANpRxssEN to Miss HEDwio cusHELMusHER,
all OF this city.
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Gov. GaiaEs was 10 this city. at The
fremont, On Saturday. He was jus, from
the great meeting Al Chic.
Dem l5M. 60 @
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

"SoLp"-A week or two since the Gin.
einnsti Enquirer had a glowing account Of
a large Democratic meeting near Indian
apclis, which was addressed by Colonel
Rhodes" and Joseph Lawson, Esq" Of
Indiana polls. Any one, says the New Al.
bapy Tribune, who ever attended session
Of the Indiana Legislature, and ssw old Joe.
LAWSON selling pea nuts and apples in the
iogby, and lesId The big black negro, "Col.
Rhodes ring the auction bell through the
streets, will have pretty idea ofthe magni-
tude of this '.eil."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17

IA person named Danger kepta pub
lie house ON the Huntington road, near
Cambridge, England. On being COM
PEELED TO quit the house, which was
not his own, he built an inn on the OPP
posite side of the road, and caused to
be painted beneath his sign, Danger
from over the way" His successor
in the old house retorted by inscribing
over the door, There is no Doager
here now"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
New Goods! New Goods!
ED w ARD ALDEN
.Uerchaas Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
- q n Il W mr. a. 49,,

"Hotosaie auu aoIall U6Rler IN
RE a d y M ade Clothing,
Cloths, cassinsres, vsatings, Gents Fur.
nisning Goods and Tailors' Trimmingr,
IL AhIds returned from the rsst with one OF the
IL largest and testselected stocks OF goods ever
offered for sale ln this market Consisting 10 part Of
BRoiDcLoTHs.
Kaglih, French, German aud American, Of .hs a.
nest quality aud latest styl Of goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and Am ,riean, Of every y.r,-f,
stsle, color and quality
VESTINGs.
" bite Iarseiilsr, AstaIa,se. Abfis Landau rlyur
e. Ilnsgi ana C9iofod Sks, Fancy and Plain SIX
seIFet, Fancy silS Eud LiOeB, Italian SILK Grenh
dine, satin, ltsiiED Clotb, SIX Plush. ana FonnS
Cashmere Ia great variety.
OFERCOATlNG.
blges' bias and Brown Broadoloth Union, Whitney
aud Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and MuIberry
Castor Beaver, Caosds mixed end Satsra Of Inc is
test Imports.
READY. MADE
eT.CoG.6, over sarks, Sur,outs, Reeang Js.kst.
and TalIaas, Efoek and Ores, Prock Uosts Of Iii
qualities nd styles, SIN, Velvet P,uss. Ciot a.
Cashmere nad Valencia Vests, Casmet,, SAtinstl
double and twist fancy and plain Cashmere and
Dasssin fsnLsi Dsn'n and Guernsey RrocEs, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
10 oms, fancy c1ored shirts, with common and pol.
r. wrsl6ancAj airing Deorsey, corded Byron, pol.
- Collars, Mex Ties. Stocks, faney and and plain
tLayHls; Gioyes-white, black and eogofsd hid, lin.
80 bucE, eloih, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union ana German End Fur GAuntlsts; wool, msri.
npah4 cotton H0sei white and fancy linen ana silk
ihbdksr"hiei.i embroidered lambs wos, white and
mixed merin0 aud silk Wrappers and Drawers:
Wool Mists, Scarf, Mufasr, Cent? shawls aud
shAhi Flnsr Umbrellas, Carpet sacks, aud all Other
ARTICLES Laily kept by the trade, all OF which Is
respectfully admitted 10 the examination OF cus.
toners.
Anearly csll will secure choice seleetlons
EDWARD ALDEN.
segond street, opposite LeClairo Row, Davenport
liza lbtlHhen Main a. Bfady) ssp6df
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an OOO FEET wikpow GLASS for ,ale ,
SSsSSS sLy0RD IL VAN PATTI
.xsseulioat Public,

SJK good Flour Bran, Screening and Feed a ali kinds
j. r. u the Bsirsd Grocery 9Th and Br4dy sts.
where ya VII ALEC ind all Kinds Of Groceries and Pro
visions, ,o~-ther with nest wagon 10 deliver them
tree d charge. CAN and see for yourselves
ANY ~ vs. nfcCAMHgy
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4 Rare CAance--otoe saloon TO lei, sItaa-
ed on sront st. between Msin aud Harrison. Fer
particulars enquire Al the Mississippi House
sep Is div
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GREAT AauE REMEDY

pRoFEssoR MOTIFS Pebrfsxe wias, a suy.
L cnfe for Fever and Agus, Chill Fever and DuUb
Agn1. For sale Wholesale or retail by
sep u su ALVoRD 4 VAN PATTRN
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EXCHANGE BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE
AuHNTn

tsSp 8&sRkNTs popaGr seLp AND lootrAb IN ThS
Ne nR3 A9,sf agRIer Iowa, r. Depa, ns1Hior, Iowa,
yuuSrIf I9g-Hes SIOUX "
pA0gatN &" BEowsAXltrt Minnesota
S..pGRr EiF ftat lRTT, isi 500 . sRAs AND
S.sSsF LASH FssosdHoiF = ~ STATE fAvonA
stE TsaMs. " invir attention % tltsotg u Real
Rstaa, Maps, Platte Abstracts, Sr.. a.
0thcss "a Main st. sontl OF second b.,
pANEN FORT, iOAA.
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1lew advertisements.

LOST LOST
ON the Hickory Grove rosd, within Az Hi!es Or
ODay eupcrf, a very heavy black eoati contain
ing two letters directed te w N Griswsid, Alosny
". Y, aud CHRISTIE & Co, davenport also An
upper sest OF seven false teeth, en goId Plate -
Tho finder will be suitably rewarded ey leaving
the abovt al the State Democrst once.
sep /, W., wM r. GRisWOLD.
Der pemokr.t COPY " 81 rs
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pankiug.
.vvckOgls, Campbell r To-,
IA NJ TX III HI -,

Dealers In xxchsngs and Land Warrants.
Exchange on the principal cities Of the Union
for sale in aims to suit purchasers
ALL puslstss rtRraah0 80 BANKING PROMPTLY Ar
TENDED TO.
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Davenport, Dubuque, Muscatine and To-
wa CITY, each has its theatre in full blast.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN. tWM. I. CLARK,
.4LLE.r r CLARK,

WILLIAM ALIEN fwM. I. CLARK
.1LLE.r r. CL.aRK,
Attorneys and Councillors 1t Law,
Real Estate Brokers. Life Iusuranee and 0sn' |
sral Land Agents., and Notaries Public
Davenport IOvvA.
Collections and all business In every part
the Stale entrusted will receive prompt At
sention n,eney invested tsn"o paid Tor nonfsslasnts,
money loaned unencambered real estate security
land warrants bought, sold and locse tarns houses
and lots sased real estate Of all kiuds bought and sold
commission,
Cook Sargent Davenport lewa
Henry b. Holman, q
Cook Il Dillon,
lion Thomas Alien, s., Loaie, Mos
Luess b smands, :.
clover 3 Richardson, g
rmtisr, Keith 4 ttili, Boston, Mass
Jas. ~, H5epc Co.
ne Ceppet * Co, N VI;
Henry a Marqaand, Now NeIti
DIV Clark, Hartford. CT
Col. y 4. larned Wash, y. C..
G. d. Camp y Co, Cincinaati, O;
Phln's Allen, g., pltsGeld. Masss
y Z. Dorgauee, Portlspd Me.
VS. Isv,rs .rrxsrios - ous rxrEssIsr osra NJ.
psorKA1x. 90, raR skts AZ sopsRArI fsicss AND
ON sAsN rstSF,
CITY PROPERTY
No. los-Lot block is, corner Western AvsBns
anu 'A"'''s' 'o' 'oA''' p''ee s'<Vo' "'i"s '@'
al, nsiS. 60 lazy ~ ''"'N' -
'"'
-
| lege.
- -
| No isse~i 10 desirable lots nea'ihe depot
| No. iss--LOi Ia block "A, 64siso feet; price
| s''''V'
| - sn5 si,Ib AZ. 49, ssorn -
| 'A-N 49, p''Ns
| and MolIpe; psrf enrsa AND imnrnyed. prtcs kliS
| uar acre
| ~ a, .,. - a. A., 80,
| $3.50, terms easy.
|
E,ss. ,,r.. s,,,v 49, .,,r. =, GA :, ,.,0,s.r
NJ, "a h,.,tt,,t l,,sa ,o,,s, 80 ST., snd .tb a..
teusiys; lot l6oxl5O; Price S6,ooI
Nc. GA double frame house rn5g OF Scott aud 9th
sta; LOT adxTi IL reons, eis.ern. & price S2,70o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under thlsh head limited na N her peeisl notices
" IN be lnseytei al 40 eontS per line each Insertion,
cr so cts. per week.
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For Sale or Rent-s house containing
ICONS. cellar, we'll, &c, AMI an OF land, ~
,a,iesfrem town on the Harrison street road. In.
.ssdis.e posssssiop given Apply to JSo FARREa
Sd street, near Rock Island. sep 10 diw3ts
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Passing through the aeset5eais inta the interior on
rsns, this Ointment acts luxe magic easasa on the
ietamed and trritcd psf. while the Pills by their
action On the blood neu,rrhse the elements OF dis
saae. soid at tho .nanniaetories, No, SO hsider
Lane, ae~ York, and sii Strand, london, and by
ali druggists, at &c, eelc aud 81 per boxer pot.
sent 3vfw
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100 OUNCES OUlNlNE.

DEa4IgED t1aay ny H7prsss, wAt.4 we can cell Of 8
IA dollars per ounce,
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DISSOLUTION

TIE capa rtneTshiB heretofore existing HBaer TIC
i flsaAs sud style OF Hnli, Allen CO is tnis day
dissolved by mutual eonssGt, Il. u Hall retiring
from tAseOnssrs h. L. HULL,
NITHALLEH,
hEssDponapg &c J. cHITTEyUEN.
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Wansca.--A man and wife 70 work and keep
house ga a farm. Apply 10 L. BolRs, Scott House,
or 10 u. y. PUTNAM, miiesne-th OF purant.
.sn t6 dn2iA
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n HE building Front -. between Brady sad /
Perry ,recsnly occupied by Hull, Allen & Co. |
EnqaiEe on VI . premises. j. CHITIEsDRN. 4
sspt 10 aH
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FURNISHING GOODS
m IklsNT.

sesond street, opposite LeClairo Row, Dayer
Iowa tbAtWEen Main a. Bfaiy.l SaUEd
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
Swamp Lands.

The leyees IN Arkansas, though yet un-
finished, leave, since the late great rise in
the Mississippi river, no doubt of the en-
tire practicability of reclaiming the i'm
mense bodies of fine bottom lands, and
that soon the bottom will be reclaimed and
rapidly brought into cultivation Lands
that before the construction of the present
levees were submerged from ten to fifteen
feet under water, have been high and dry
during the present high tide Our farmers
have been much inclined to secure farms
in the bottoms, but the effect of the levees
removing the slightest doubt of the entire
protection of these rich alluyial lands, will
not only greatly hasten their settlement,
but will enhance the prices Below Hell
ena. we learn that five, ten, fifteen and
twenty dollars are often paid for swamp
lands taken up within the last two or three
years under the swamp acts of Arkansas.
West and North of Memphis, are immense
tracts of the finest lands in the world, and
they, too, must go up to high figures,
which will insure, at no remote period, the
construction of the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad, and from. Memphis North
to the Iron Mountain Railroad in Missouri,
giving direct connection with St. Louis,
the effect of which no man can fully ap-
preciate- Our trade must rapidly increase,
and the price of swamp lands Will rapidly
20 up to high figures, giving us the rich
trade of Arkansas. The success of the
leyees in Arkansas, Mississippi and Mis-
souri,, are facts which speak stronger than
words The lands that heretofore on the
St Frances river overfowed many feet
with such rise as the late one, have been
far above the water, Notwithstanding the
quantity which passed out through the
unfinished gaps in the levees ON the Mis-
sissippi river, thus showing, should the
leyee break at several points, there would
be no danger to the country back, from an
overfow.-Nemphis Eog. d Eng.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
NO. 81.
A Thrilling Scene

We learn from the Detroit papers that
the safe of the American Express Company,
which was lost when the steamer Atlantic
was sunk off Long Point in 1852, has been
recovered by submarine diver from Buff
falo.
The Advertiser of the 2Sth ult., thus
relates the adventures of the diver:
1t will be recollected that this steamer
was instantly sunk by collision with a pro-
peller, and that large number of passen-
gers were lost. The diver was protected
by copper armor, and was under water
forty minutes, during which time he had
some strange adventures. The upper deck
OF the steamer lies one hundted and sixty
feet under water, and far below where
there Is any current or motion Every
thing, therefore, is exactly as it first went
down. When the diver alighted upon the
deck, he was saluted by beautiful lady,
whose clothing was well arranged, and her
hair elegantly dressed.
As he approached her, the motion of the
water caused an oscillation of the head, as
if gracefully bowling to him. She was
standing erect, with one hand grasping the
rigging Around lay the bodies of several
others as if sleeping Children holding
their friends by their hands, and mothers
with their babes in their arms were there.
In the cabin the furniture was still un-
touched by decay, and to all appearances
had just been arranged by some careful
and tasteful hand.
In the Office he found the safe, and was
enabled to move it with ease, and took it
upon deck where the graphing irons were
fastened on, and the prize brought safely
to the light. Upon opening the safe it
displayed its contents in a perfect state of
preservation. There was in the safe S5,-
900 in gold, So, 500 in bills of the Govern
ment Stock Bank, and large amount of
bills on other banks, amounting in all to
about $4,000. The papers were unin-
jured, except that they smelled very
strongly of decayed human bodies, as if it
had lain for many years in coffin with
their owner. OF course, all this money
goes to the persons interested in the won
derful adventure
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
Soundness of Northern Americans

The following editorial appeared in the
Albany, n. Y. Eoening Journal, of the
lst inst The Journal, carries at its
masthead the names of Fremont and Dav-
ton, and is one of the dirtiest freesoiI pa
pers ofthe North:
EVERY Northern opponent of the Ad-
ministration voted in favor of the Admis-
sion of Free Kansas, except seven. These
seven are all Fillmore men. ),
Any one of them could have changed the
result and passed tho bill, by simply full
filling their pledge But they were anx-
lous to give the South practical evidence
OF their support of the doctrine avowed by
Mr. Fillmore in his pro-slavery speeches.
Here are are their names:
Solomon G. Haven, of Buffalo, Mr..
Fillmore's Law Partner: DIR. William V.
Walk, of Long Island, Silver-Gray and
Fillmore know-NOthing; John Wheeler,
of New York, Soft Democrat in 1858.
Antl-Nebraska man in 1854, Anti-Slave-
ry know-Nothing in 1855, and Pro-Slave-
ry Fillmore man in 1856; George d.
Dunn, of Indiana, a disappointed candi
date for Speaker and leader of the little
faction who so long STAYED off the election
Of Banks; j Scott Harrison, of Ohio, fol-
lower Of Mr.. Dunn; Jacob Broom, of
Pennsylvania, Pro-Slavery Wing and
Know Nothing; Thomas r. Whitney. a
played out politician of various parties
in New York, and author of several cam
paign Fillmore Books"
1t is proper to state in connection with
the above, that the Hon Mr.. Fuller of
Pennsylvania, was absent on a visit home
at the time the vote was taken on the ad-
mission of Gree Kansas" Had he been
present, his vote would have been record
ed on the side of the Constitution and the
Union and against Free Kansas, as organ
lied at Topeka.