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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

IN fulon sIeel
Coats, Pants and vests-AIso Rasians snisa-
bic tor spring and summer, Al cLAEKEs, i@ William
Pineapple tsonnst.-Opsnins or the Pineap-
''' f6UHfAiEs India store ess Broadway,
ss he ea sad s.%n:
Rogers and Ray mond Late r. L. Rogers and
cloihng for ntefn and bows their warehouse
She psicss are ,haa IN any similar IN
this country
Once Upon Time to sFoiIow the Fashions
ss ruin :. ssodsr purse, b., suerP.;s !. cheaper
lar millinery ware Isl Brusd~sy, the most splendid
so%e1s SS may Be Obtained Without the
E. M. tsuion, corner OF Bow.ry and Grand
street has the ernuire Ierome's hair color resiorer
Paper H.ng,ngs at wholesale or our own
% * s1s $ a~ s s Sc
CO.. 2szBrUadvsy.
Rich Paper Hangings for the Retail Trade,
.n ss 3 ssSE e sS' IN hs most
ssmovai--r. Darby n Comp~ny, msrunans
sovsrnneni Beldns y wsilw .g-,. .-yosd ;s.s ssic-
Root Beer and soda w aser-Cooi, NJ Camp
BILLS dtvs store corner It Eighth avenue and Twenty
Tiger and Co., Jy9 broadway, Agents for
Frsneippsnni and Jervmes hair colcr res'orer.
Csrd.-ssdney kopmsn would adopt this
method inform bis friends In New Yot and throughout the
sonsp House In sny form in its I'd.
yeremen,s s entirely s-suisorIrei By him Ne happy
way, corner Of Esh,R street. sibsEY KoPaxs
Defiance saIsmsnder sases- win Patent
powder proof deasnc ~pes Pearl
street one door pelow Maiden lane -
singers Sewing KAachinss--ln buying such
an article . sewing mschin- The ecuuory h 70
res hey vsnt and sausfacuou and pro
while ,hose Who bur of the cheaper inferior machines
nss 1 y sfSaTk Co. - BrosSwss.
B~rry's Trseo,,her.as IL tas Rest and Cheap
-, article for besntyinE, crng preservnG and resnG
NJ hail.. ech By AL drusxiss and perfumers
B~fchsicr's Hair Dye, wigs and roupsss-
The best IN The world SURPRISING all h.de sold and appD-d
II the manufsctory. AS Broadway.
houel and other fancy SOAPS Wholesale depot 81 50 Dey
Crssssdoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupses
bs~a All In their line wholesale r.san dye yr
vatey applied. No. q Aston iiouae.
Clear Complexion, Curing Erupsions,
ing identifying hair Jones' old hslr
ssve cents bepot 17 Rowery
Once, removed 10 Ne. ve.ey strcef. As-r House
Kemp's Worm Pssstlies.--The ss~kly. Ce-
d.verous smacsied child hsrrassed with Intestinal worms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Paper Hvngipgs at Wholesale Of our own
manufacture and importation u every des rshle style
sale the trade The lowest caah prices BIZ THOMAS 81
CO.. 25zBruad~sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Hsmoval~-F. Darby d Company, msrcnans
tAiiors plaee. newly arrNnr~r
5overnment Building. 81 wslke street s-cuod betcw
rsBsi and frw door, ~ prr~fwn~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Tiger and Co., Jy9 broadway, Agents for
and jerome hair color resorer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

1000 Years hence Holmes CITY Views pho
togrspbs New York will be worth SlU0U zach, which
arc now selling for only ~ At ~ broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Brooklyn. a48 Fulton street, next door to
Lockvts- Wllam.on Brs Peerless Photographs and Cam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Cheapest Likeness IN the World .-Hunter's
cek cyrsa miniatures large dxs, 20 cents Call snt
see Gallery AS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Root beer and soda w sser-Cool, st Camp
BILLS drus store, corner a Eighth and Twenty
eiahih street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

On ask ntsption IN two facts LIST The stock OF
clothing for r. nemcn and boys their warehouse
Of Fulton and Nassau streets IL not excred In the CITY. 81
1hs prices ew than In any other similar establishment
this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

"Fredcricks' Temple Of Art mo. $50
Brosdway opposite Metropol tan Hotel
Halloty pes superior 70 any made In this CITY.
Photographic in oil, pasti and aquerelle, By FREDE
KICKS corps of Partisan artists
Photographs In Indian ink. Partisan style.
Dagurrrpt typ and ambroiypes in coors.
Gallery open from A. NJ TO 10 p M and free to the In
specilon OF tie public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Two Thovlsand Million Tons OF sitver are
MIXED with the Of the and almost many living
crrpuscles In 'hv blood nj human being Disease
apeness aud mental labor destroy them rem
derng 'hs fluid slowly towing OF corruption Instead OF
bounding life tide. -
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
full OF cOrpusces which they give 20 The blood eud
by he purRinR qualities those that are dead and use
the they he used all persons OF al
ages In all md at al Dimes, and never will fsu A.
them always succrssu In making an
healthy and vigorous. Principal Office AS Brandreth Build
ing Sold 81 Hvisien street, broadway, corner Oh
Twenty cond Brookkn agency, l2t Fulton street.
Williamsburg. ia south sixth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

General w alker, General Acnnlngsen, Major
Bradley Colons Jones' dtsnyut he'd officers, pho
tographed BY HOLMES 2D broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

The Boston Daily Advertiser Of the 2sth, says
The recent very serious depreciation Of leadlng soc
IN the Nev York market s attracting puDnc attention
great degree and the Of such disastrous results
anxously sought Tor by those Interested in the various
securities OF that market the holders Of which scat
tered throughout ali parts of the country Heretofore the
"bears % the stock Exchange have ususy been made
30 father the evils OF depression in socks and although
they naturally take advantage Of everything which
be made 10 help their interests stH their efforts cannot
accomplish everything especially when opposed BY coun
ter elements, equally strong perhaps, which must always
prevail IN market constituted hike that OF New YORK
We are led 30 believe that the Of these sarmlpg
downas In stocks should he looked Tor nearer home and
that 10 The Internal mana Of the COMPANIES cso be
found the germs, a. least seed whose bitter fruits
now fast ripenng.
The anthracite coal trade still continues dull The entire
tonnage Of the last weekly report, BY the our prin.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
1oory clay's pis,ritt

The Democratic Congressional conyen.
don Tor the Ashland Dis,.c,, Kentneky
0et q Cynlhians on FRIDAY lsst and nom
aased Hon. jones B. Clay. af Ashland. a.,
Coaessss, ~ acclamstion. Mr. Clay ma,
elRniosd bic acceptsnce Of the nomination
The Sage Of Ashland" sko for 40 mn
~ yssFe battled the /" Democracy" ne,er
dfesmsd that his heir would secure Their
sabouDded confidence. and fcpsesens t,eu,
10 the distsict made world lamou. by hi.
sssidsace.-lChicaso Press
TAis James ,. Clay 10 ID man who tore
down HAIRY CIay's old hon stead. and CON
vsssed in sacred tiobsss inn cane. 10 ped
~ sa'ouehaat the Am sricsa community a,
. many dises apiece. He hes scarcely d
eaes spark Of that intelle i which made
- eses' ssse immortal. III. has not even
lhrse Of the heart, whis !, might claim
hiaassd 70 the pAuioue s. allin.. of ,hs
great hart Of Henry Cls, He .,...c,.
ssdsr the very name viii NJ. ;nno,,. !
peegsaitor be- made cisssi - the -
Of Ais eessssy. and fsmilia, - Lon sho,,
wssd saoag peoples and s.ions. Il. !.
~ he issess attempting . upLe.r In,
vhisA The eagle dropped RON hi. heal
- owa littlsasss Of min 10 mos, .u,ly
sllssassss1 10 ~ present con esial sali.,,on
- sAses - SslIsved b father to the
9ess ssss persecution. sia ln and win
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
rins fer orrsuisatieu

The article below 10 clipped from the
Iowa City Republican. We submit il 10
the timely consideration OF our Republican
readers. Il = time We we're organising. or
We may expect. next August, . red instead
Of sham defeat BY the pro-slavery party.
We have 90 repeatedly insisted upon this
organization, and its consequence 10 III,
party, that we do net know anything more
TO add now. With our indisputable msjor.
Il, in the State, organiza,ior with Us
l. simply uiesory. The want Of II is jus, as
surely defeat. Shall ~c submit to the De.
mocracy's having the heat Governor ~
lows. when We can just as Ell prevent ~
Slall lows beuec Jared to III world Dem.
ocralic Pro. Slavery state, arn the hearts
o. the large majority oil her ,copie are SGT
against what, in these moderl days, 10 called
u .mocracy. and to sll ,s iaul principles
A 10 set il but simply requlrt organization
on the part u the Republics party to over
v arlm their corrupt enemies. aud place TN
people oi Iowa before the world in thei
trae position, for Free Labor. Fee Territor,
aud Freedom |, is time 90 co u nence ,hi
OF ,anixstion. The late election In Thu
State has established the tact. that unles
VIC have SUFFICIENT organization 10 bring gu
voters 10 the polls. nothing tut disaste
awaits Us. Thousands OF Republican
stayed away rom the polls last month, an
Il oussnds OF the same men wll do 90 agar
II hey are not i'm IMPRESSED with the conviction
iha, principles are involved IN State cleo
ton, and that no mans vote can be spare
publicans last month relied upon the isrg
msj ,rity OF their party in the State, an
: cosc .uded their votes would make no differ
enos In the result. They committed . fats
error, and we hope The lesson hss Gun
: de p IN lheis hearts. But the Aepublic
ssys,
CAMPAIGN OsEssD.--Hon Lyman Tfum
bull and Hon. Oven Lovs;oy, two cloquen
champions of the great principles Of Ere,
Government, have taken TIE stump in Min
s.so,a, prior to the election for delegates 4
! Eons,iius ional Convention in that Terri
J tory.
la Two months we are to nave al import
ant contes, 10 this State. What are tn
State and County Comm,tees doing D.
they mean TO sufe, tho election 10 70 b
default, az did that which has just term
natedi II not, there 10 NJ, day 10 lose
I, Mortified al the results Vt their apathy |
the late campaign. the Republican host ,
J lowe demand to be led forward, with thel
, eolors flying, that they may prove 10 III
, victorious brotherhood Ia New Hsmpsairs
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Michigan an
Wisconsin. that they are true to the posi
tiol they 80 molly assumed 81 the very oul
(, 81 VI The struggle against compact break
) ere and Slavery .Extensionists
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

A correspondent If the Lancaster fPs.)
Daily Express. thua alludcs 10 our city
Davenport beyond peradsenturc il des.
tined to be fAs city west oil chicago, u N.
deed il does not become q formidable rival
Of that place itself Ia point Of location,
| natural advantages health, and In every
other consideration, it 10 Tar anead Of any
| place | have seen since leaving Chicago
To form some idea OF its progress, since j,
| began lie career, quote paragraph from
recent article IN the Daily Gazette. of
this city. which though II may seem highly
eoiorsd, Is certainly not teyond the truth
five years ago Davenpor, Was only dis
| tlnguished - the most beautiful village on
the Mississippi river. Resting upon the
western bank OF this great river. and meet
Ing IN the bosom OF a grand amphithestte
formed by crescent OF bluff circlInP
around the plain, half mile back from ihc
river IN front tse cliffs oi Rock Island
parting the crystal waves, and old Fort
Armstrong resting upon these walls u
etonc--the village Of Rock Island opposite,
and the river coling OF IN the distance
glittcring like a silver thread for miles
certainly no ioylier spot ever glsddcned thu
eyes OF man, than Davenport as a village
II then had only shout seventeen hundred
or two thousand inhabitants. Now, we have
a population from fourteen to fifteen thou
sand people, all actively engaged In busi
ness. all intent upon developing 70 the VI,
most the great advant ges o. the place, al
striving to continue the growth so Icmark
ably commenced, snd with every incentiv,
to energetic action. Within I'VE yeari
Davenport has changed from the village /,
the first city In Iowa, and IL 10 now a. re
marksble Tor her commerce, trade and man
ufactures. Tor oil the attributes Of q -four
lsh'ng city, as 6ve years ago she was 10
ner loveliness a. q village"
Added TO the above. Il II entirely indie
peadent o. and free from thc Influence o
any other city, Chicago aud ~. Louis ar,
ioo lar nf to affect its trade. while thos,
cities shJrd IL q convenient market Of de
nsnd aud supply. Davenport was locate,
~ al the right place aud al the right tim
70 become great commercial city. II i
bound 70 60 ahead on the " high pressur,
principle" without danger OF coilapsina
The site OF the city 10 unsurpassed. Lynn,
on an elevation, slipping gradually 10 III
river, II 10 Tree from the miasmat,c in6uen
ess which render 30 many OF the riv.
towns unhealthy. while farmland the coun
ny 10 rolling prairie, well cultivated, an
beautiful In the extreme. Al tor the pecu
iisrities Ut tie place-its n.en and thing
Will require another letter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
Vas ,ns Election Of Jadss, Political ouss
ton.

tlo1.
Before the recent election, the Demo.
cratic Psesses In this state yshemently
protss,el that politics had nothing 10 d.
with the election Of idaes.--That the Ia
dietary wss and should be entirely d,scon.
nected with the partisan issues Of the dsy
None were louder In advocating this POI
icy than the STATE Democrst, aud the Ly.
ons City Advocate. For the benefit Of
,hose Republicans who placed confidence
In their Professions. We give below quo
tations from those papers announcing the
result oil the election Hereafter IL viii.
be known how TO estimate fair promise
from those sources.
THE STATE REpkExIpi --REPusLlcAsrsu
IN IOWA BURIED - Iowa send. once more
10 her sisiere the greetings Of Democrat.
| ie State.
A Democratic gain ~ 1000 since NJ.
vembcr last.
Five out " the seven Judges Democrat.
ie"-lIosa State Democrat.
1.-THE Official returns show the ,r,um phs n,
election bv the Democracy OF two out 81
the three State officers, as well 40 a ma
J1riiy OF the Judges 81 The State. ~ Ly-
on- Civ Advocst'.
We hope our Republican brethren who
have been induced to listen to the syren
song OF no party, which was so Justify sung
BY our opponents before the election, vii,
bear In mind these after boasts. That
the friends of freedom IN Iowa are largely
IN the asce ndant there cannot be tbs
least doubt; but BY inactivity and IN direct
ed hberallty they have to = great degree
thrown away Tor the tine beng their sd-
vantage. We hope however. that the les.
son taught them al the April elect on, will
not be without tie advantage in coming
contests. The slavery ext.ntionists give
no quarter where they have the majority -
VIII NO, the Republicans II our State i'm
itste their tactics aud stand by their prin
cples IN futurr,--ILyons Minor.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

Hanna o. SruDxsrs N Sourxgas Cor.
lfors The Hon. J B. O'NsAI, of SINH
earoiins. IN communication. pub lished Ia
the Southern Enterprise. speaks OF The
graduates Of south Csrohns College, q
follows
l graduated IN the College tortv.,h,.s
resrs ago last December / have been !
trustee fsf thirty. seven Year,. | know
AT have watched over It's Interests with
all he care Of deep and abiding love snt
yet, know that oil oil the students sr.du
ssing from 1905 to 1855. forty nine years
oneiourth oi the whole number haze died
lrunkafds, VI are nov drunkards-a shame
u themselves. and = burden 10 their Am;
les.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

AWFUL AWFUL - The Cincinnaii
Commercial a lew day since published .
dispatch that sioM men had been drow nee
~ . raft s,riki"g the piers Of the Davcn.
port Bridge. A gentleman just from Gaiena
informs US the people ~ere much excited
there because ten nen were reported drown.
ed by the destruction OF this raft We clip
tne following from tine Camsnchs Register
to show that these drowned msn are swell,
ing-iI numbers
T'ERkisLE CALAMITY We learn, ON the
csc oi gong to press. that a raft ran against
one 81 The piers vi the Rock Island Railroad
Bridge, on Thursday last. aud thirteen men
we're drowned. Only one nan was saved.
The loss OF ell these lives ~ a single acct =.
dent will create additional lll-ieeiing agains,
the bridge, and il such accidents are una
soidabie, the sooner IL 10 demolished the
better.
DO We say, too, bui fortunately sucA acct.
dents are not only svoidaoie, bu, they never
have yet happened. Now We wish al! in.
isres,ed to understand this Jsci--not msn
mas been drowned atthe Rock Island bridge
this season, 50 far as ID known, BY boats
rats or other crafts striking the piers, and
only one man has been drowned By sucl.
accident since the erection oil the bridge. -
Will the Commercial. Register aud oil
other papers which have published false
reports ON this subject. please make tho
correction.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

FissTs.-Jutge Douglas. County Judge
oi benton county. attempted ~ thrash the
editUr o. the vin,oa Eagle, few days ago,
aad although me Judge 10 4 six.foo.er. s,x
feet OF mortal flesh laid up1n the earth
The editor fid-d not his pockets bu, hi.
aead-he knocked the Judge down With .
q ride.
Two medical gentleaen had . pusili stis
encounter Il lows City. las, Monday No
re,orrs given OF the result
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
VALUABLE LANDS FOR BALE.

-f.Hk foiosing eheiss aad very ftsor.hly s,sv,isA
I Lands go .esssd fsr saic. I.
C1inoea Osanty,
.ya-N Ia go -, ~, n of II I w; n,,ss
w from Dasass
\ man II d y " ar 80 -, ~ M WI,
aiiesfs wilton
a sad n " fsssr a., " a. sec nc, + 70. M
w; miles from Wilton
- A. sse ~. -, Ri west; i-s silss n
sw AZ sec IS. %, SRiw; niiss sovsA Of
baranL slso, IN
oeets County.
Is a. sec and N Ia Of y 4 a. Ass1 ~, n
II X, mile. aorth Of Pallon
TIE above lands are 10 potnt Of Quality ~ vesy
bet Ihs State, uhiss regards lseauon u Win be
seen ihey srsvrsy desirabis. being 10 sour
1 s,ax towns tho NJ d 4 Y, aud possessias the
xIyar.s-ss of cicss proximity 10 eosd aaSk "a,
SMITHS 5ASiEiY sroRs,
nayssdsv eosadA Bsa1y as, davenport
PIANOS.
OK SAILS cheap II applied for soon, svo bSssliful
l rosewood rtanes, Gaia isd froas aad bask via
rauad cofnsfs. Thsy are perfectly nev, naauSaes.
nsed By Chick efiag Of boston and nay - sssa st
hr. rhoapsos's once, corner Of Nsia SD 81 81.
nays0df
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

SAD sAsuALrv.--wiliiam Duncan, 4
Jung man about ID years Of age (soa OF 4
Duncan, OF THE city,, IVES drowned wb,l.
'aihIsg - the Iowa River, ON SATURDAY.
evening last The water Was cool. ana !,
Is supposed that he was seized by crsmn
aud was thus unable 10 swim to shore
thousand people lined the shore. and ,he
most praiseworthy efforts were made 10 y
cure the body, as saon ~ The accident ~.
kaosn but II YVES not recovered until YES
isfday morning. when Mr.. John Her. 81
the Clark House, succeeded in nndinx !, -
Among those Who isbored most faithfully
To restore 10 the arms OF his parents all las,
remained oi the on.--who had left thri,
presence IN the dush OF health, Z few mo.
ment' before his death wss announced-wss
Prot. Bondslie. ~ aged Professor in the
University Of which young Dune an ga .
promising student. He was II The r.,.,
several hours. exhibiting the viz OF o. lhe
nest yosthfai.-lIo~a City Rep.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
A CARD.

~ seo hav. A.ssa Ne shs sssasJ Of sslt,ne sA.,,
kse ts..ir will lad Il IN Inc hauds OF q. An
gastss hsyaiand hsa- vic ossspiss part OF ny oUss
kxrs., .sa llSa tas..sss essscisy, asd doske a.,
III FENDER geRerai aaisiaeten 20 ali Tho may ,nso
wosldremsrk In eoneiusion. that have val.asl.
lsna- OF NJ "ss Ia pas%aports ssiai COZ sale aad
49, MAJ 20 'Sssa IN my eeee duuef baeAnss-
aeen. 7. L. kAUo.
Ds'"nPofs msys I~Clslrs Row
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

GA correspondent OF the London
Tunes. over the signature Of Henry Barber,
thus tells how he ~ss offered the degree OF
Doctor of Lave.
A is~ dsys ago / received a eommunlca.
tion IRON "Ctn,on College, Arkansas po.
htely in,,ma,ing that the Senalu. Acsdemu.
OF that college had conferred upon me the
honorary degree OF Doctor OF Lava. n,
correspondent iufther proceeded to inform
me that oil those on whom the honorary
degree Of IL. u. 10 conferred shall pay on'y
one'ihird o the usual matricuiaiion ices,
viz: E6 i0s.," aud that he woul1 ieel obliged
BY my paying the same to Mr.. Charles
SIMPSON, whose address for week would
b. at Mr.. Maynafds. Earl Court, Leicester
Square. immediately communicated with
some OF Tho CHEF legal reps sentaiiyes OF
he United States, and find from thsir re.
plies this morning that NJ SUCH place Ne
Clinton College 10 known " them; and
that u 10 "only INK in the long chan Vi
imposition" prsctlced upon sspnsnls 70 III.
erary hoaors."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

WAaniss 70 TosAcco cossunsas.--A
letter irom Kentucky Gays. that toesccon.
,st. are usiny prus.ic acid u give al almond
nav"F " to iss;. and Ia Consequence u,
this poison, . NUMBER Of smokers have loo
the use VI their lower limbs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

II TnE FisLD.-The RspubIcao, Of
Jones County. who came out Of the ls,s
contest nobly triumphant having main.
tanned the majority given Tor Fssmon. ~,
isll.-hass taken he 6sld Tor The Auers,
es@fs'sn. They nsst II Wyonius. On
Saturday nezt. ~ noaiaass Cesasy Tictct.
including Judge. Ttsssuses. nsessder. ~
eshsf o'hcers. The ess~pis u worthy o,
'..'.'s'ion, al speaks vel To. NJ .aa -.
ao,s and earnest spirit oi u. kseue.,aass
" zones unsy.-llo~s City 1sp.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28

. sss.as ~ss.1.-Tas psospsss b vesy
..sssssss g ~ ss's ssesaos q lews. = = !,
Wsest. Il 70 iookils well zoe ~ .
large sssa1th hes besl ssws. 10 n.l. -
ivs - ssucipsisd isiisss VI Pal, Wnes, "a
(less Osv 0eesess.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-28
DEMOCRATIC JuDsks.--Ihe organ OF the
Democracy nj Frsukto,t. says,

DsnoeaAric JuDsks.--Ihe organ OF the
Democracy al Frankfort. ny, says:
Should Niekiifis or Lsid~s,i either run,
the district 10 Isle. and thrse yut vi The four
Judges on the Appellate bench will be
Deinocfsts-"s eonsummaiion mos, devout.
~ 10 be wished"
This ua eonsumiaatlon most desouriy "
&c wished. aaa mott ze,lously iabored for
By the Democracy IN all pafts oi the coun.
ifs. They succeeded IN deludln. tbs Repub
leans Of li,ls District IA measure, aud In
Republican District secured a Democratic
Judge. they practice 10 came game
wherever they are IN no "a ineri,y. but when
my have the majority, speak right out %
the Frankfort paper mas done Ia the Above
paragraph. Success will never again iol.
~" s1en uickery in this region.