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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
The Staff of Life.

The Staff of Life.
rJNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. of Volcano and vicinity, that he has estab-
lished himself in the Baking Business in the base
ment of the building two doors south Of the Ante
lope Restaurant, under the sign of U. 5. Bakery,
where he may ever be found ready to wait up
on those who may favor him with a call and are in
need OF the staff of life Cakes and Pies will be
furnished for parties and to families on the most
liberal terms. Brown Bread may be found on hand
every morning J. S. DILLEY.
n. Il. Persons making weekly bills will be ex-
pected to pay promptly every Monday morning.
apr 24-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
SUMMER GOODS ar COST.

SUMMER GOODS Ar COST.
ATJ MACK'S S THING STORE.
OPPOSITE THE EMPIRE boTEL MAIN STREET.
VHT0ULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w OF volcano and vicinity that they have iugt
received large assortment Of
Lnnen Coats, from 81 rs to s5 90
Summer Pants, from so rs t0 s3 90
Summer Vests, from 81 so to IS 90
ALL OTHER GOODS ACCORDINGLY.
We are bound to sell. and In order to sell goods
in dull times zoe triA sell al cost PLEASE GIVE Us
CALL.
mg2 sl-sm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Notice.

rHHE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Mrs EasIIE and Miss HALLErr, in the Hotel
business u keeping the Volcano House in this place
dissolved on the 18th inst by mutual consent
All unsettled accounts due to the late firm have
been placed in the hands of Col. S. j. X. Handy,
for collection. Mrs. EMSLIE,
August 30th 1855 Miss HALLETT.
aug 80 45-3W
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
UNION BAKERY,

\ ain street Volcano. The undersigned respect
1NI fully informs his friends and the citizens of
Volcano, generally, that he has opened bakery
with the above name in the building lately occupied
the Star Store and next door to the Empire Hotel
where he is prepared to furnish persons with every
thing in his line He has been at great expense in
erecting asuperor oven, and can furnish balls par
ties, &c.. with all kinds of fancy PASTRY and
CAKES, on the most favorable terms. Using moth
ing but the very best -four. he warrants his bread
and every article that goes from his establishment
to be as represented. Give me a call
j. FRANK.
may "a 3l-3m
A bread wagon will commence running from this
establishment on Monday June to wait on families
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
:. III. MARLETTE,

SURVEYOR AND OWL ENGINEER,
DESIRING TO resume the practice of my profes-
- sion among my old friends Of Amador and
Calaveras counties, respectfully solicit their
orders which will be promptly attended to, on rea-
sonable terms.
es- Office at Jackson's News Depot, Jackson,
Amador county, Cd.TkN
S II. MARLETTE
toly26 4o-am
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13

A QUARTZ lead of uuexampled richness has
en discovered at Angels Camp, Calaveras.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
AMAD0R BRAss BAND.

TIIS BAND Is NOW ORGANIZED. AND PRE-
l. pared to play on all public occasions, such as
PROFESSIONS, EXHIBITIONS AND CELEBRATIONS.
Also, will be prepared TO ofiicate in the capacity
OF a string band, for dancing and other occasions,
such public
BALLS, QUADRILLES, SOIREES, AND SELECT
parties. LEADER AND CONDUCTOR,
=. c. GAYETTY.
All communications addressed 20 him through
the medium of the Post Office, at Volcano will
meet with prompt attention.
sep6 46-dh
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13

To Wells, Fargo & Co, we return our
laks for files of daily papers.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Fancy Goods, small Wares, Etc.,


EX LATE ARRIVALS.
DORT M0NAIRES; Playing Cards; Horn Dress
l. ing; Combs:
Shell Dressing Combs; Letter Paper;
India Rubber Combs; Pass Books;
Ladies Back Combs; Shot Pouches; =
Pocket CutleryS Percussion Caps:
Scissor; Gold and Silver Lncas;
Bowie Knives; Gold and Silver Stars;
Whalebones; Gold Seals:
Perfumery; Gold Bags;
Rozors and Razor Strops; Gauntlets;
Tooth, Nail, and Hair Buck Gloves;
Brushes; Elastic Belts;
Indian Beads; Dress Buttons.
LACES E.HBROIDERIES ETC.
Ladies' Collars, Habits Taflita a. Satin Ribbons:
and CUFFS; Velvet Ribons
White Goods; Bonnet Silks a. Satins:
Linen Cambrics; Artificial Flowers;
Linen Lawns; Feathers:
Tarletons; Plain Il Fig Can Nets:
Ladies' Corsets; Blonde Laces d Bdgings;
Hosiery; Lace Mitts and Gloves;
Woollen Goats; silk and Lise Gloves;
Woollen 1arni Cravats a Handkerchiefs
Knitting Cotton; Neck Ties;
Zephyr WOOL Sewing Silk:
Sewing Cotton; Embroidery and Sad
Marshall's Thread; dlers Silk.
Bonnet Ribbons;
ALSO, A LARGE
And varied assortment of FANCY GooDs. Trim
Minis, and small wares. all of which will be sold at
the lowest market rates, by
JONES, ToBIN & CO..
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs n. Z. eerner Sansome
and Sacramento streets, San Francisco
sept Is 47-2m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Lost.
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.

Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.
MEY RS & SAM UEL,
Lave received large assortment of SPRING
i l. AND SUMNER CLOTHING, at EAGLE
BLOCK, to which they would respectfully call the
attention of the citizens OF Volcano, and vicinity,
and request that they call and examine there stock
consisting Of
PANTS.
New styles Plain aud Fancy Cass Pants;
New styles Plain and Fancy Sat. Pants
Black Doeskin and Cass. Pants
Assorted Kentucky Jean Pants;
Linen Duck and Drill Pants.
VESTS
White and Check Marselles Vests;
Plain and Fancy Cassimcr Vests;
Plain and Fancy Silk Vests.
SUITS.
Plain and Fancy Cass. Business Suits;
Plain and Check Business suits.
C0Ars.
Black Cloth Frock Coats
DRAWERS AND SHIRTS.
Gray and White Merino Shirts aud Drawers
Hickory, Check and Flannel Shirts.
OvERHALI4s AND Socks.
Denim Jumpers and 0verhalls
Cotton, Mcrino and Wool Socks
HATS, CAPS, BLANKETS. &c, &c.
In addition to the above. we have q fine assort-
ment of Goods generally kept in our line.
june 2S 36-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON,


OADWAY STREET, ACKSON
THIS saloon Is situated on Broadway, three doors
l. from Water street. in the most pleasant loca-
ton in Jackson. The Saloon is large, airy and
at all times cool and the BAR is furnished with the
BEST WINES AND LIQUORS that the country Affords
Fancy Ice Drinks gotten up in the best possible
style CIGARS of the best brands and flavor that
can be procured in San Francisco, kept constantly
on hand.
TWO OF THE BEST .M.fRBLE BED
BILIiARDTABL in the State kept in this saloon
for the accommodation of those who desire to amuse
themselves in this pleasant exercise.
Among other important articles not usually found
in the Saloons of California, are the following
leading journals of the United States and Europe,
which are kept expressly for the customers Of the
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
illustrated Lon N Y Herald; Cal Chronicle;
don News; ~ Y. Tribune; Alta California;
Bells Life in " o. Delta; Sacramento city
London Mo- Republicans; Unon
ondon Punch Echo due Pa State Journal
Ballou's Picto- cilc; Volcano Ledger
rial; Spirit of the Amador Senti-
Boston Journals; Age; mel.
In addition to the above papers the proprietor
keeps general assortment of Historical Works
and Magazines.
The undersi gncd invites his friends and the pub
lie generally to give him call, and he will promise
to give them the best in town.
GEO. S. STEVENS, Proprietor.
aug9 42-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
JACKSON, Sept. 18th, 1866.

JACKSON, Sept. 18TH 1856
|IorroRs LEDGER.-You will please announce my
line as candidate for County Treasurer, subject
tbe decision of the Democratic convention TO be
lll in Jackson on the 25th. Yours. &c.
ELLIS EVANS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Empire Livery stablcs

SsgyJt3ss fTaE% respectfully announce {,
Q~ Nr-- ny dz the citizens of Volcano and
vicinisy that he has take, the Livery Stable her.
tofofe occupied BY 81 & Q arley in the rear of the
Empire Hotel, where he IN prepared to accomodat
persons with good Horses 4 Burrics md Saddle
Horses at the shortest notice and at the lowest rates.
N b. Horses kept by the day or week, and every
attention paid TO them. Give me call.
CHARLES J. HALL.
aug2 4I-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Notice.

VIE Copartnershp heretofore existing, at Silver
l. Lake Rancho, under the name and firm of
Briggs &Cois this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business Of the Rancho, for the future, will
be carried on by J. W. Goodin and John Bickerstai
ED. NJ. BRIGGS,
DANIEL ALLEN,
J. w. GOODIN.
JOHN BICKERSTAFF.
Silver Lake, Sept 9th, 1856.
sept l3 47-3w
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
Liquors..

A FRESH supply of Liquors just received at the
~ Sacramento Store. Persons wishing to buy at
wholesale will find this a opportunity, as we
can sell liquors cheaper than any other house in
Volcano Our stock of liquors will always be
complete and OF all qualities
apr 26 \. kLAUBER q co.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
selling off at New York Prices.
Volcano Bakery.

VOICdhO hdktFy.
xm THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Afh, citizens of this place and vicinity that this
~ old favorte establishment is still in full
NNNkI| blast where all kinds of BREAD, C.aRES.
w PIES AND CO.NFEC TI0JN.dRIES can
be had at all times. Particular attention paid to
supplying Parties and Balls with Pastry, Candies.
article that goes from my establishment
HENRY FRIEDRICH.
may 81 s2-sm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13

lone Democratic Club No. 9.
AT lone CITY.
Prcsident--N. c. r. LANE.
yice pres;derta CHARLES WALKFn,
JonN A. EoAN.
recording Secretary-A. BESEDcEs
Corresponding Secretary ry-~JA's. LIvEnxonE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
aug 80

ZINE Cloth for Msntillas. for sale by
2 mar 20 GEO JOHNSON.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13
New Road 10 Volcano.

A complete assortment of School books for sale
"A at GEO. JOHNSON'S.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-09-13

CHOlCE brands Of Tobacco and Cigars on hand
S/aad fos sale by GEO. JOIENEON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
THE STATE BANKRUPT.

-
The State Of Iowa is to-day bank
rlpt. This may be . startling asser-
ton 10 some, but it u mono the lcss
truethat the Black Republican admin
istration have robbed, stolen, and
squandered the public treasures to such
an extent thst the State il insolvent.
Forty thousand dollars were borrow
81 by Gov. Grimes last Tuesday, and
he wants fifty thousand more. Mr..
Morris, the State Treasurer, was elect
cd BY the Democracy, but long ago,
his course become % odious to the
party, that he vs. denounced and Re.
pudisted, and hs hes joined the Black
Feet and with his "Gslphinism" is
working sealously in conjunction with
Gov. Grimes for the success Of the X,
N. Corruptionists.
This shameless proAigacy and cor
ruption in Office 10 uncommon in a
State 20 young IS Iowa. but Black
Republicanism is progressive, and bids
air to make such progress into the
public funds Is to leave this State hope
lessly bankrupt. Gov. Grimes is the
great bell weather Of this army of hum
cry and Unsuitable treasury wolves,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

~ sts, IN the west end Of the city.
Ten valuable building Lots In ssuvsIevant's sAdith
near J. NJ ID. buYroVs' rcsdCnce. for ssla ON vs .
r,.,
unohs,ruc,.J n ~. "'.", vs." ., "s'"es NV
s..-,-N, '.s 'e'S s""r'
several valuable Lots for business houses aod d. ELL
.aF 40. On Harris, and Main sIecss north Of sia'h
Ten v.,s,..,,
.trr... ~. s; building I"ts on SECOND and Th'se
OF the purchase mo ,rv "'' '."'' s's"
Lot an Green's Addition; d,..u,,. ho,.s nm ths
| premises. for sal. rhrsn ""'"''" "' v" "
Wesl ma! Lot T. Ia block =; house, well, and I'M
spr.v.mns
70 fst front 81 feet :scaoa Main street opposite
'ns LClA.rs h"..e f"r saie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

I'm ri.As IN MouRxixo. The people
81 Grace Lake, Jackson county, were 10.
vissd 70 attend Sabbath School cele-
brasion OF the 9Th Of Jaly, By notice
proaounesd on 40 or three prior Sun.
sSaye from the desks Of sowe at tho
oAusehss At the town. Tho Invitation
wss general, without regard to party dis
tioetioo. Many people came. When
they bad gathered, what Vas the aston
Sshnent OF most Of them ct beholdinR
tAe ostionsl dag draped in mourning,
ss6 pviest srise end deliver himself Of
vile sbolition TRADE! A few patriotic
s6tissns rescued the Gag from disgrace,
II vlleh the holv hypocrisss professed a..
ooojeh0eot l-fOetroit FREQ Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
AN ORDINANCE for the continuation q our,l

AN ORDINANCE for the continuation of + out,f
| Street
SEc, !. Be- IL enacted by aac City Council Of tn
city IF Davenport, That Fourth street in sail eli )
~ Davenport b. and thu SAM is ii, ~ extend II and
continued from tn, East line ~ land 81 Samuel Her.
>thl; wes.war! through sand lIirschs land, 10 tn
Western boundary there,f and thrt portion u til.
street shall be in width eighty feet
SEC. Z. b. II further enacted That It shall b.
the duty Of the City Engineer, Of said city, forthwith
u survey that portion of h street, thus extend d
aid 10 make proper plat Of such survey:wheh shall
contain the name of the Of said land and re-
turn said plat t" the mayor Of said city.
SIC. 3 B. II further enacted That upon the re-
ceipt Of the plat; notice shall b. given in some
papr. print in said city for at least hf,eA days
that at day nam ID in such notice. jury will b.
summoned consisting ~ six disnterest freeholders
Of said city-who shall and award the damag,
which may from such extension VI said street
which notice shall contain such desc rp,ion OF the
property posed to be taken as shall identity the
some accordin. 10 the pat-and shall b. adore ,sed
to the owner Of til property, and to all others inter
est.d
On the day fixed, the jury which shall have been
summon d b. III, city MIrshll, ms written motto,
ISSUED by III" Mayo ~ = rns- ns.tt teb p.ia
20 IN ow f ~! if at &.t tNv '.,4
ace Hp0nhy "s HtIur aif 9at' nwl Ia ~
S"n n NJ laca cane. VISA t4a te'n l ,a. ot :Aa
fari. y article th. c. yrha.t.s, .nG attaI ,AIa-
...#s " Elcu-d sh-.l .iaae NJ aper4 III wi5
'..As. VI n5tst asi te'g NJ" Lawn, Il. ac- I'LL
wiAtA- tAt:f snt, y. .ne vatG. a..cl. ~ -a34
@fa.t Aa..te r.rft,a ths ,i,g c.uasl, aal ID
alf esr. x H. th .I9 .h,tl la it Aitg ,a ii. +,, ...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

Dooeogus Aeospsss.-Ths Wisohss-
It, IT., Ohsenicls ststss that % Wed.
voeAay Of lest week. the horses OF Mr.
D eaiaois Coulsas, sstsehsd 20 one Of Nj
lo0Jeroiek's Rsapess, bscsme brighten
q ed stesopssd 70 run. A son Of Mr.
Oeslsss, was riding one " the horses
cod bic father ssciaG HE i0mioent peril
ssde ,verss 70 ssiss bold Of the horses g.
ssrsss their spsed and shas save his 500
% doing tats, b lost his footing ADD
WIS thrown down Immediately in front
81 the . sS.ins, which ran complesel,
esss hin, booking both his ise... and
ethsswise nssslisa bic body and limbs
WAsa he hosscs hsA run sboat forty
yasds farther, the boy, being unable
Ioeese % keep HE seat, fell between
shs0, ssd the large wheel ran complete
u ovss bic had sod face killing him 81
1ese Instantly. Ms. B. Coultss 10 in 81
essssosly e.itiona condition, and hi
pAysicisna On, srtsieed bat little hopo o.
~ seeosery.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
GOV. q OkI N ES-OEfl(IAL
CORRUPTION.

1t 10 painful duty for us to perform
when called upon to censure men high
in Office, and expose to the people Of
other States, the disgrace brought upon
Iowa by her unworthy and corrupt Of
6cials. But the press mus: do its du-
ty regardless Of consequences, that ex-
posure may operate Is preventative
remedy and deter Others from like acts
by the fear Of public exposure.
Gov. Grimes has for the past six
months been engaged in a deep and
subtle scheme toget at thefun under
the control Of the Superintendent Of
Public instruction. In doing this, he
has but one object in view to raise a
corporation fund for Black Republican
electioncering.
The State is indebted on its bonds
holden in the city of Philadelphia in
the sum Of $4,000. Until this week
the State was indebted to the School
Funds in the sum Of $24,7Oo, and on
Tuesday last Gov. Grimes borrowed OF
the Superintendent Of Public instruc-
tons the sum Of $4,000 more, max
ing an Indebtedness of tllo,7O0, a
sum greater by $4,000 than the Gov.
has any credential right to borrow in
behalf Of the State.
With the Constitution before him,
in which there is this plain prohibition
against creating an Indebtedness
greater than 100000, Gov. Grimes
has wantonlys willfully, and cor
ruptly, violated the Constitution of
this State, and pursuant to the appa-
rent "higher law" doctrines Of his par
ty, be has rendered himself liable to be
arraigned before the State he has dis
graced, and be impeached for his reck-
less disregard Of law.
But what does he propose to do
with the money! No one has been
informed, and no one but himself and
his political co-traitors know how and
for what this none. or the interest
upon it, is to be employed. Neither is
this the only instance of his violation
Of the Constitution.
The Constitution provides that no
money belonging to the State shall be
paid out or expended except an appro-
priation for the purpose be first made
BY the Legislature. In the face of this
plain constitutional provision, Governor
Grimes erected . brick building about
the size Of common smoke house,
which might have cost 5000, in which
he keeps the standard weight. and
measures Of the State, and the Auditor
audited the bill, and the Treasurer
paid it TO the tune Of $4,000, without
The shadow Of an appropriation by the
Legislature for that purpose.
To-day our space will not permit US
70 expose other fragrant acts Of this
rotten Know Nothing Governor, but
We shall continue an exposition until
he people will scorn him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

DO PoLITICs NECESSARILY LEAD MEN
TO TILL WHoPPERs When Governor
Gardiner, fresh from a Cli,iication, de-
clared, on b $ honor as a man of truth, tina,
he had reliciously kept pledge Of total
abstinence for fourteen years, we thought
the power Of fbbing was exhausted. Bat
Col. Fremont is fully up TO the Governor
IL his letter accepting HI. nomination, he
says
"The declaration Of principles embodied
in the resolves of your Convention express
es the sentiments in which | have been
educated, and which have been rip-ned liz
to conviction by personal observation and
experience :"
This, for a Sonsh CIrolinian Democrat
Of the Calhoun school, whose whole record
while In Congress was with the extreme
pro-slavcry South, in every vote, IS doing
pretty well. 1t rather beats Gardiner =
Boston Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

RELATIVE NUMBERs-The. :. Democrat
terms the Republican, meeting Of last Mon
day evening . "6zzie." There were be-
tween two and three hund ed persons pres.
ent; but the fact is, our neighbor is SO ac
cus'omed 10 Sc eing larger crowds at Re-
publican meetings that he was rather dis
posed TO consider that, as regards numbers,
a failure. We don't liae 10 hit an orpo
men: when down, or We would make some
allusion to the meeting called by the Pro-
Slavery Parry at the Court House on Sat
urday evening last. when they numbered all
told from six to eight persons. That was
the same evening the German voters of nur
city came oui in body for Freedom, and
the Republicans had SO glorious meeting
upon the strength Of the accession TO their
ranks Gazette, July II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
popERY AND POLYGAMY.

These two planks in the "co!ored
republican platform, occupy pretty
much the whole thing, in fact the bal
ance ofthe platform is made up Of stuff
about the size Of 2 = joists. After
politically lin their i,nagiraiioR) de-
nolishing Popcry, these fusion Fra
sosoEns are going to fix Polygamy.-
Already their file leader LANE, has set
an example Of hatred 70 the practice
by r.pudiating even one wife.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
Hnllvee - q, Grain sVecotos@r Ter
Three ASHlOa dsilass.

4 il believed that the liabilities OF NJ
pSoee viii prove even gres'er than was
seeieipstsd, ami that 20 far from being
lefeeice to o, 900, 900 they will sxosed
this ssm. The Duke Of 0alleira posi-
swell, loo.es 0ilsien OF dollars; N. II.
4eeess Andre q Co.. Count do Moray,
ehs Pevsirss, lose between &S0O, $50 and
600, 600 spises. N Place vas msr-
~ painter before tho golden fever st-
sseked Paris, o. d begun bic advsnturer''
career With nothing but wind. He Is
eai6 10 have been the owner Of those i'm
ossss qesntisiss Of grain q ChicaR
vhioA have attracted 90 much attention,
81 Do Lost heavily BY stock specul,tions
.tpseis Cor. Boston Atlas, june y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
uasssss @ Mali Riders ~ lsAiass

Adsiees have been received At Wash
6agsoa from Texas, bringing Dews OF the
0aseasrs 81 she mail riders between Fort
NoE svi e sa.i Port Chadhourne. sorne-
whore sbous tho 6vss Of June. On Sat-
osday, thu 7th. . party 81 Camanches
vent into Port Chsihourne whom Captain
1Assnan, 10 command there, su.pecting
then 10 be the same party that killed the
osil riders, ATTACKED them, killed seve-
raj Of them ins'anslv. wounded several
30 stAlly, and come halt dosen escaped.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18

0Aegsp OUv.-A black republican got
. kesls excited yesterday and proposed
. 81 500 thai Fremont would carry
psoseylvanis, which WAS accepted by q
es0oerst and go rns up ~ . forfeit
shst The money would DO stsked in ten
o!oetes; shen tho psrtie. mot again the
Alsek sepubloso's faith had foraker
k0-ho declined the bot ann the demo.
aest poeksted the twenty. i Burlington,
ooa1e 0asstts, lst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
~ essles Of Tie eouuittee.

IN LAsees1 LOCOMOTIVE N ,ux
Weoeo.-Chisist the Locomotive Centipede
- y 4ooo Wiases, for the Baltimore A..
60 1a!!see4. u has u wheels, is u in.
49, = 4tenetss. . inch stroke, IL feet IRE
NJ 81 wsighs = tone.
II oaGine hes been built % On sxee,i.
9eoeal 81, - tsot TIE praeticability Of dsaw.
~ t!a!a 6 cir pseaen ser cars up the he,
Xea4oo q ths Sosd, 1t which come ar1
Nv ia y The miie) q the rate Of twenty
~ of1oe pes henv. Il u said that this
oeesees = cap BE Of accomplishing il with
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
NOTICE.
uAs,esAL DsuocaAric Coxxrrr.s Roox.

UASio1AL DsnocaAric Coxxirrgs Roox,
July 5, 1855.
oeeee creative committee. county and
city elobo cad association or,anized (,
peseete the election IT the democratic
ssoisees Tor the presidency and vice
Iseeleseey of che United States, will al.
eseeo their eomr uniessions 10 Hon.
O1osIes ]. taslkner. Of Virgins, chair.
oeo ef the Nstional Oemoorstie Resi-.
0eoe Oeo0ittes, Washington City, D G..
0eoeseests papers throughout the
Veetee oe:see sss seqasstsd 70 copy the
eeeve sosiee.
~ os,los Of The eoumittea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-18
TWEEDLE DUN AND TWEEDLE
DEE.

TWEEDLE DUN AND TWEEDLE
DEE.
Look out for the bowling niger
worshipring freedom-screechers nova
days. The Topeka revolution govern
ment has been disposed by Col. Sum
xER, in obedience to orders, from the
proper and competent authority. Uncle
Sam is funny old gentleman, that he
will not allow duplicate governments
in all the States and Territories where
these "Screechcrs" want them. They
find that they have worn out the
"Kansas Border Ruflian Outrages, y
and that scrceching further on Kansas
won't pay, so they are now turning
their howlings towards Utah. They
screcch for a one wife, Beecher and
Dutton Government there, and would
drive out with fire and faggots" (aftel
the fashion Of their Puritan foretath
ers) the Mormons, following the exam
pie set them by the Border Rufiians, il
driving this same people out from
Missouri few years since. Great in
stitution that of Negro Worshipping
but the worsh.ppers show too much 0
the cloven- foot.