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gsist Ca A son,
land Agc4.is and a.rohGrs,

BkAItbs IN
EXcHANtE ANp l&%b WARRANTS,
wa LrHts, inPhoreG Farms, T0let Pt0pntg, Sc,
FORT HopGE, IOWA.
w T. pay Paritrsic} atgttaca to the selection oi
w Lands and their location, ~ith cash or latd
Warrants, in tbs ut. D.dge, sioux tsty and Usage
Lard Dieiric,s, iowa. Nthayt agents 1T Sioux
City and Usage, who devote thor Whole timeahda at
tcntion 20 tbs Transaction Of our business The IT.
Dodge district viii receive eur personal attention
We viii collect notes, billie drafts aud acceptances
throughout Iowa, ana remit proceeds promptly IL
dratts uD New loE. keAl Estate and Land War.
rants bong Tit nna sold OF commission. Titles
amiHtd and taNts paid. We also pay PARTICULAR
ATTENTION 10 the Ioantng oi Land Warrants for non
residents, the l0anirg II m9iey at best western
rates, and tulbyestmeuts generally. We examine
carefully all lands We lCcAte aud NH give plat AID
description. Our comia sion Tor leatiug or locating
Land Warrants in the Hhsc named districtswiIl he
SO pei 100 50 per l2o, 81 per 80, ard s. per ~
acres, which should ateun ran! the warrants, snd
also he Land Office ices on warrants, VI fer each
40 acree, in blIs or drstts IN Stw York,
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business cHtrutcd u Will receive prompt
ard aref attention. Corres pppdtAcss oiicited
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GONNA nLE 4 AMYTM,
WuOLESALEgGROCRRS,
nrALKns ~ TENEEsssk fRoE,
IorM Yding 4 Communion
MERCHANTS

Nos 81 and IS, Leyee, opposite Steam boat Landing
KE0kUk, low A.
VTyE are now In receipt OF large stock Of gotor
w in eur line for wIkTKR TRADH, 10 which tie
atten tion of Cash Customers or prompt TIME ths
crs 10 solicited. Our stock is partly ecnIiitee 81
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PLUMMER n co...
No.IiS Mnin-sl., bet. An A. 9Th,
,MnofEsALn ANn RETAIL nKALEAH IN

UILDER s. ii lard w ARE,
l1ANE now In store full stock Of building
i Materials, such IA Rim and Mortisc Locks
Latehvs aud Knobs, Butts, Screws and Boits, Sash
Pulleys aud Cords, Sash Fa.tenibgs, Bells Car
riaees, Wardrobe Hooks. Gate Hinges dc, &c
AlEp, n iarcestnsk Of
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
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~ ~
the following;
$50 bgs prime Rio Coffee
100 pockets old GOV. ia
Va d.
rs hhds N. %. Sugars,
800 bbls Rclchcr's rs6p-
ed and clsriGed do
$50 bbIs N. o. Sugar
house Molasses
200 . bills do do
rs 10 gal kegs do do
IS bbls Belcher's Gold :
en- syrup,
rs ! Ibis do do
10 10 gal kegs do
20 hbis Sweet Cider,
30 bgs Cotton Yarn,
90 bales Batting,
900 bgs Il. A. Salt,
2000 bgs daisy do
400 dor cans Cove Oys.
ters,
81 dox cans asst Pie
Fruit,
30 dozcnsfrcs Peach
es,
25doscnnsfreshSt Straw
berries.
80 bxsquart and ! gal
Ion Pickles,
20 b1s Tomato Catsup,
30 hxs Pepper SAUCE.
100 kgs super cArh soda
20 rksso,ia saleratns,
loo bxs Labbett's sale
ratus in ID papers,
100 bsssCi0 Glars
rs bxs 10 S;i2 do
rs bxs Irt. itT 10
lUI.ls, lIE:0, and
l.E is glars
l5o bxs prime new Raj
sinUr
zoe drumsnew Figs,
] .ase Ciiron,
! oass Eng. Cufrtttt
A large stock VI } y
nilia Jn'e Lordage,
100 joa Hemp std va
nilla ! q rtiaf.
so bales Gotten 'i~u
200 d. Hemp o.
100 der prttion 4 Str-
rlil's lea.t ! oeoet
III
wv rIts II ttffi - e
Ear and Eundlr
lau,
10 HlnckfmitL Eeilost
20 Mouse-hoIe AIsiis
l2 American IS
. taps RsUnifc hI}t !
horse hsll,- diItt'
imrertathsL- I
ana lhA.
3c4tAs bright J cg
CLalIs.
All Of which viii BE-
rates ~ e
AI,ck 1874 DIV
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bANEL EE ii LUNA Ar,
fg3RNIssltB sEE-HOGmH,

BAN Ak re a. ~ ~ M n n,
FURNITURE NsEI-HOGmS,
Main Street bet 5th = tfh kihkIk, IOWA
fINIiK upderstgnse ssyr nov in xuENEasrxs>
their Ware~i!drg1s, ~ design
keeping eonstapt4, az m aweii
selected asstrtnlentotai! Of Furniture, en-.
bracipg Marble top presf.lg ard plai BursAuf;
fine and plain sofas Line srd plain Center and
Card Table,; caItstat hfs Nifofci chsirs, Rock
ing Chairs ofsyttydeSeta iiti ~ Il riainwopdcp
seat, the fnekt hair ciotl tftGfcat; plain and
fancy dCQtiag bedsteedt 'heiatssistyie;
Loungers dc.
Looking iilaEfes 4 aln1es iclaekr cArpstings,
door and door Baf.ingx, h0afaua table OIL cloths,
mattresses, feather busters, carrtape ri ugs,
window shades and rim nihlF and every other ar.
ticle usually kept In our lire 81 businers.
Part ofour stnck vas AIDE 1faef our own super
vision, and the resi bought from manufactures OF
high standing, 40 that vs. can Aarrsnt every Artf.
Gle for durabliity and finish " aorkmsnship.
Our object 10 to establish per,Danrht business
here, and DOT the Peter Funk principle
and inducement to person. purchase OF
u.s. we resolved tosell at the los est st. Louis
prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchAsins
elsewhere. Newi!i aiwaysta|e Iieasurtin show
inr furniture to Ladies' and uentlcinen who may
favor with call whether they feei inclined Il
buy or not
SANDERS 4 DUNBAR
Feb 81. is5T.s-dAwtf
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Goodwinrs TX. Lemon.
Lsak ist8FiAg pastry, Jei!ies, sauces, ice cream
L afs Rsa re .eiseI aud for sale in any quantity
au rs KING TAYLOR, L Main st.
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JobbiBg 81 nti Einds drasc Viii
EsTuIaptness,

ROOFING nosI 6GAf ysNi2rlttToS coRNI.
CES PGT Up On Eii0Af NoliCE
WARM AIR Ft'ENACESi
We are NOW prepared o pat ~ lsarui-Air Fur
naees tor heating Dwellings, Churches, Public
Halls, dc. The tugh0ee usea ia the manufacture
Of LotYt VI Cincinnati, wLp kAss par,d no pains
OF pc nst IN pu.ioetiDg heating appat titus which
has no superior poiat VI durability, eeunoaiy
and convenience safety from hfe, hsAlthful yeEti.
lation aud pu4e quality II hta.rd air.
auga5d HICKEY 4 ABBOTT.
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NOTICES hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated in
the City of kcokuk, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
whose names are mentioned, and nll others inter
ested, that "A special tax has been assessed and
levied on said lots, by the City Council Of said
the above list, and unless payment be made
Of the taxes 40 levied and aso all COSTS before the
2lst day Of October, A. D. 1857, the said lots, or
much thereof a. shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will b. sold on the day afore
said, at the Mayor Office in said city, between
the hours Of 8 clock a. IN. and o'clock p. IN.
&C. STEVENS,
- Nolieo loI ol Lnn AlIN uI hsuk ~.
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.DAt GK Ell ABtI n.
mELAsNoyypl.~,

NSLAfNOJ SPIS.
ri'H e lATISl a. se,s tsstr
most importan 4 NO Ma
!. IL IT, s' asl.,sar s1s
which ~ taken ~ tu cuatneiea iron plate pre-
pareaeA pressly fuG the purlbte,
iiis taishea without balsamof FIR or yarnish Of
ans kind aud thcrpior. wii not blister or crack In
cold weather, las wiz ihe Ambrotype. Instead Of
being Tasnishedthe picture IS galvanized in gal
van!, battory, which, ny giving Il eoat3ngef s.l-
vstt nasfs II inesryiou to atinoxl htlic changes.
Inc u ttnotl ps ~ sessts many adFantag,s over
all ethsr pictures. 1t VA receive fail without a
lractpfe hanG without iujury. II ,aay he washed
when s9iied, ana handisd VA hout The face being
married, unicsss asusrd by Fuus n scratching which
would ieiacs ID bcatQl painting, IL perfect de.
aneatton u detail t.t4uals the hcstaag uerreotype
whic hHa uVic az tile glare whichforn ms til chief
objection ~ tuass pletuItS4
y hen e@terel j., Alclainety ptyery muchrese IN
blsse painting ei tN0ry lVi nseriiugin ioekets
pms fing7, IA Gster pet can compare With it
ID Nela4 @t5tc Is arAf.As ricItnE. aud 81
3 BEa arS tbs only arts in thiscity who have o
right t0takt tAtm II yda-Nalt n aoop PICTURE
ea.i al rs q aLLEKl, No, So aian street, be
mcen Sd AID 9TH, ana examine specimens Of tn,
/ AEbAIAUIlpI Ifob5.d
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NEW GOODS!
CHI cap for Ca $ IN !,
And Cash Only!
CHAMBERLAIN g. THATCHER,
No. SIS ,Inin-st., keoAuk.
Just RECEIVED
NEW FALL AND WINTER
ID II Y G q @ d S !,
CARPETS,
Floorand Table oii-ttoths,
Window Shades Curtain Goods,
GILT CoRNIcES AND BANDS,
Wiadon Shades and Curtain Trimmings.
Look at tho following list, and call aud examine
our Goods and Prices and We feel confident,
that the most sksqlical viii be con
WINGED that We win sell Cheaper
thsn any other house in Iowa,
tttg teaoletaists tofercspts,r
sTApL DRY GO o.D s.
Brown and Biepshed Muslipsi
do do CAUTION fanneiyj
Brown, Bieachel and cora prinipgsi
Stripes ana hooks ior shirts
penims and Ticking
A. usaaburrs, Lowell mate;
Merrimacs. cs.thcco and Mapeh,s, Fonts
Linen and Cotton TO-. SAegtltrsj
Bleaehea and Blown Linen Table c,oibs;
SapAips Doyl.ss. TopeI.;r, Iislu aat Crssl
white yellow Blue i,sd, ara CIR y Elsanelsi
nroad cloths, casslpets a..l Gtty sa4pets
Kentucky Jeans, Lis. ytsid ve.sihgr
DRESS GooDs,s
In demand at this season, via:
Figured and min Black .ks;
Piain, Cara. Striped and Plaid irt.s Silks
Solid csl'd and Shaded McriAos;
All wool P.aia Me1iro.. Union Plaid iIcrinos
Plum and firussa all Wool heiatrl.;
FIX and Cola cotprgs aud Alyacas
Figured pelAines Of ,yely style,
Some from l2s worth 20 cts, Others st 20 worth
25cents.
shawis, from Vi 20 10 $40.
MANTlLLA yELyEl's AND LADIES'
CLOTHS.
Linen Cambria Iiem-stitched and Embroid-
cred Haudkcrcliefs.
Kpi5roideries in Grea! Variety, Chap.
~ Hosiery aia,cs, and Aeakec Notions -ss
ALSO,
TIE HEsT AND CHEAPEST sIoekpF
CARPETS q or. CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES, &C.,
Tha. We have ever offered to our Customers.
r. All the above Goods sre tor safe a, LOW
PRICES, for cab ~ must nave
CHAMBERLAIN & THATCHER.
Sept. III, fa57-daw
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NEW aOuuS
FOR All UMN AND WlNTER
IUS received al the New Tailoring House, on
- Fourth street, between Msin and Bipndeau.
oyEh euAfiAGss nRtss AND fRoeK.
President ttolh Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Coating, Green, Olive,
I4'sa5,er ~ .. h.le, Daaf!a,
French hshAea, and bronze, and
london Mtitaasi Black
90 the beet Isenehnnd German manufacture.
ksth oeft38n and American Fancy and Plain
D3ets IN, ter Pants, Velvet, Cashmere, Valencia
ami French embroidered Cas-. Grenadnr and eth.
er lgenth silks and satins for Nests together
With beautiful SIS nrtment 81 the finest and most
dnrahse Trimmings, which Will he iasde into gar
nsnia 81 ;hs latest ard most approved styles and
Atesf MgfhfnAnsh 3f.
Uetlstata II watt u easy Citing and gsnteel
gaguaN afe invited "a call
n. II Particular attention paid to cat ting gar
nenfs fHrothefsto make
ELLIOT 4. SMITH.
ft-Nssi Makers wanted. loetldl
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J. & w. p. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE l. RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Jobbing nouAe. 1873 Nainst.,
UNION BLOCK

Retail prescriptions store 2I2 Main
BURRpW BLOCK.
TIME undersigned have formed co. partnership
/ Ior the tnil use II elrrsiap op the Drug Bust
ness. lpsn, purchased 4. I, Mckennyss large
jalhng stock and also having additional supplies
en- ruuse from he IHg torn cities, offer as
vGy able Inducements to purchasers any house in
the Npst, Oar j,hbiH trade will be conducted Mt
the 5tana isteiy occupied by NTH Fuller, and L.
/. Mckeany, Ia3 Aan-st., Enon Block. We are
httng up The City Drug Store, 2I2 Main>st., bur-
row Block. FOR retail aud prescription business
likw2ml WM, =. REYNOLDS.
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or
UARWAHE AND CUTLERYl

s. w. s. H. TIL X r. II,
7 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
i have in store, and are receiving their supplies
for the spring trade direct from the makers, which
vorsble terms. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solieitan examination Of thesame
jyi-dsw 5. W. II. TUCKER
SCYIIlEs.-A large stock OF different srsnds 10
y sale low by 5,W.A II. TUCKER.
sNATHs.--A large stock of various qualities, for
. sale by s. All. TUCKER.
LAY RAkEs. - HAY Rakes Of different qualities
4 Il for sale low by $. 4 III. TUCKER.
IRA1N CRADLES ---tirnpevine, Premium, and
= common trades '9 5. w. v. z Z. II. TUCKER.
LAY FoRks.--A large stock, asserted quail
IL ties, for sale by ;. ". II. TUCKER.
CTKAW FORKS Thryc-Tine straw Forks of
= ''n'''''4'A"'''' 10 s s'is In. TUCKER.
oPADEs.--A Large stock of iron, steel and east
y steel Spades, for sale by
A MES sHovELa.-- large stock Of A mes
"A shovcls for sale low by
SCYTnE sT0NEs.-seythe stones, Of different
- kiuds, in quantitiss to SUIT.
GCfrHE RIFLEs Various qnubti,s Of Scythe
y kdas and sharpener, for sails by
va II. TUCKER.
EICki.Es.--A good Dr'cle sickle. ~ salr BY
- s W. ( II. TUCKER
ERlNnSf0AEs = The Bot,aGrindsione., ofya-
~ rious siaes, for sale by
s.W. 4 II. TUCKER,
{sign Of the Red Paddock
iys daw eorrer Ct Main and Second SITS.
RAINY
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MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE!
No. 20 Mafn-St.. KeOkuk. Iowa.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING /!

u fire
Of
Ready-Made Clothing
Flu RN ISHIN G. G. O o ID :.
The particular iHsid to At No 70 MANI where
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LAND ENTERED ON TN

All business ertrutcd u us Will receive prompt
and careful iattention. spondtacssoiicited
MINI
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AoneetoI u Tho Nit5 VI heoA
Sept. %, lS57-dtd
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04

There are hundreds of remedies sold
at every Drug Store, purporting 10 cure
all diseases nameable, each advertised as
the very best ever known, till we had
lost all faith in them all, but tn IRE is one
exception.
We speak of DR.. Sanford's lnvlgora'
tor, which came TO us accommodates
cure for Liver Complaints, and all
diseases arising from a Diseased Liver
The testimonials of SO many OF our
Physicians in it's favor, induced us to try
it, and now conviction is certain that II
is one of the greatest blessing ever given
to Dyspeptics, for it made a complete
cure before the first bottle was taken, ant
now we can eat anything eatable withou
trouble, while before nothing bu! tn
lightest food would digest, and often tha
gave pain. Now what we wan, TO sa!
to all our readers is, ii Liver Complain
or Dyspepsia trouble you, do not fail Z
Try this The greatest remedy in the world
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04
BY Telegraph.
From Washinrton.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The New
Orleans papers received by the southern
mail, furnish details of the Mexican intel
igence, of which an abstract has been
published. The old rumors of the retire
ment of President Comonrort are again
rife. The present government appears to
be strong in the confidence of the people.
Eighty of a gang of banditti haye been
captured near Topi, and will all be shot,
Late Texas dates have also been receiv-
ed. Mr.. Mccullough deuies all compile
ity with the Nicaraguan affairs
The run on the Galveston Bank had
subsidized. Specie was still paid out for
notes, but payments to depositors was
delayed until advices would be received
from New Orleans.
The NewS says that the sugar crop Of
Brazoria county will be between 800 and
$500 hhds. The cotton crop of the same
county will be a.ful average.
The fever continues fatal at Jackson
vile. At the latest accounts there had
been fifty deaths since the first OF Octo-
Der. The court had adjourned over and
day Of fasting ard prayer had been OBJ
served. The streets were deserted.
1t is due 10 Gov. Ligon to say that the
application for the contingent use of the
federal forces at the Baltimore election
was made by committee from that city.
His name was not mentioned in the dis.
patch to the associated press. ....
The Government has received no Off
cial information from Gov. Walker, rela-
tive to his purging the poll of Oxford
district, and until this be received there
can be no definite action by the admin
istration. |! is certain that the violation
of his instructions will not be permitted
to 90 unattended, and that the executive
disapprobation will be expressed, there is
reason to believe, in a manner which may
at least lead to the resignation of W alker
and Stanton, .....
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Principles of the American Counci
OF StAnhnnville. Ohio,

We. whose names are hereunto subscribed.
do hereby adopt. and agree to be governed in
our political action, by the following PrlncI-
pies - '+''5' ! .H0
lst None bat Americans to rule America,
I'd. The Union must be preserved.
Sd. No Foreign interference in American
affairs
4th. No union of Church and State.
5th. Inviolability of National Treaties.
9th. Personal morality Indispensable to
Office.
7th. An open Bible. without note or com
ment, in all our Public Schools.
sth Thorough reform of the Naturalization
Laws
9th A capitation tax that will exclude
foreign paupers and conyicts..
lOlh. No appointment Of foreigners on
diplomatic posts.
llth Strict economy in the administrati on
Of the Government.
18th. No interference with the right of citi,
zenship already acquired by foreigners, and
the protection of law TO all who immigratC
from love OF liberty, but uncompromising
opposition to Political Catholicism, whether
ia the person of an American demagogue, Of
a foreign Ecclesiastical Despot.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04

Baltimore, OCt 3I.--The streets are
thronged this morning in the neighbor.
hood of the Mayors Office and the police
stations. There are many rumors in Cir
culation and all kinds of specuations.-
The Governor has not yet withdrawn his
proclamation. .
The Governor still adhefes to his proc
lamation. The officers of the volunteer
companies report that the men nearly all
refuse to perform duty except under the
orders Of The Mayor. Out Of thirty COM
panies not more than two hundred men
consent 10 serve. A large number of
citizens have been served with a notice oil
enrolment, but most of them declare
their determination to pay no attention TO
the order. We have heard many Demo
Gratis declare tho whole matter farce
A committee consisting of ten prominent
citizens are now consulting with the Gov.
ernor urging the withdrawal of his proc
lamation, Two pieces of cannon were
taken out Of the armory Of the junior ar
tillery during last night !; one was subse'
quen'y captured by the police, but the
other is still missing. The feeling agains
the Governor for his action in this matte
is still very great. The Mayor and hi
police have had much difficulty to preserve
the peace.
Nou. l.-Gov. Ligon has at last con
sented to Withdraw his proclamation cal
ling out the military and placing the city
under martial law. Negotiations have
been going on all day between committee
of citizens representing the Governor ant
Mayor, which terminated this evening il
an announcement made by them, jointly
that they were authorized to state tha
the Governor being satisfied that arrange
mcnts had already beenmade by the May
or for preserving the peace and securing
an uninterrupted exercise of the right O
suffrage, the military force will therefor
not be made use of.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04
From New York.

OcT. 3l.-A private dispatch from
Lawrence, X. T., says that Gov. Walker
and Secretary Staunton were obliged to
leave Lecompton on account of the threats
of the ulras, and are now at Benecia. A.
Sheriff Walker, with posse of men, is
with the Governor A special messen-
ger was sent for Col. Summers command.
A document was circulated in Lawrence,
inviting Gov. Walker 10 come that place,
and pledging the protection of its citizens.
Money is quiet, but cheerful. The
stronger banks are generally extending
their discounts, and the weaker preparing
to follow. There has been considerable
addition made through the week to the
specie aggregate. Rates in the street
are easier. Specie is dull of sale at one
per cent. premium. Foreign exchange
is frmer small sales at 7aas per cent
Business at the clearing house to-day foot
ed up 50 $1,000 exchanges and $3.50,
600 balances. The aggregate sales fol
the week at the stock board are upwards
of $5 900, 900, of which 100000 were
for cash prices were irregular at th'
first hoard, but chiefly higher. Their
was further advance in most stocks a
the second board with large sales
Nov 1.-The steamer Star of tn
West, with California mails to the 5t
ut., is not considered due here beior
Tuesday, next.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04
MARKETS..

New YoRK, Oct. 3i,-Flour heavy /;
at 81 ,s5a4 go for State. Wheat $l,35
al so for white and 81, goal 80 for red.
C1NcINNATI, Oct. 3l.-- Oats 34c and
dull. New Corn is offered for December
at 3Oa35c, but we hear Of no sales. -
There is nothing doing in Hogs; there
are buyers at DC net. holders are unwil
ing to acceptths rate, preierring to await
further developments; there are several
European packers here, but they are no
buying YET. The money market is un
changed the feeling is better. Elk
change on New York is hardly SO firm
the supply is better.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-11-04
Wnlva's in Shaen's Clothing

In making an nglOrious retreat from the
contesIin all the wards except the Eighth,
where every Irish house was converted
into garrison, the object of the so-called
Democracy was to make an effort 10
awaken sympathy for them among num-
ber Of voters known 10 be opposed to
their principles, When the Wings were
beaten year after year by means of For
eigners. voting in dozen wards on the
same day through the use of dead mems
naturalization papers, and abused and
maltreated on the night of the election by
lhe hired rutfians of their opponents, they
submitted with good grace, and returned
to the fight next Time with stout hearts
and unfnching courage. Never once
were they heard whining for sympathy,
nor did they eUer abandon the field with
ont making show of a fright.
A party that made such an ignoble sur
render at the municipal election in the
face of the preparations they had made
for "bloody war;" deserves far more oil
the public contempt than of the public
sympathy. The Foreign arsenals known
TO exist in tfe Second, Eighth, Ninth
Twelfth and Seventeenth wards, shown
that the American Judges acted wisely in
holding the polls as far away from these
localities as possible, and they also prove
that the Foreign party has made prep
arations for the riots which their teuder'
hal decreed should be provoked al eUer,
hazard. The fact that; up TO the tim,
Of penning this article, no one has beel
killed or seriously wounded but member
of the American party, ought to be proof
enough in the judgment Of every unpreju
diced man, that the Foreign party ar
responsible for all the Disturbances an
riots on the day Of the election, and since
In setting themselves up as injured il
nocents and trying thereby 10 create
sympathy for them among The friends
peace and order, they are only play in
the part of evolves in sleeps clothing,
In Philadelphia, New York, and Was
ington, they are ruling their opponen
with rod Of iron, just as they ruled Il
] Wings here in The days of The "JohnsC
! & Glenn riots" and afterwards, and ha'
in fact reduced them down to conditic
of actual slavery. Then are such deSpC
worthy of sympathy from any sourc
-BaHimore Clipper