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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-05
ehlcayo Steam Dye Works.
Brass BAND Instruments.
H II MoVAh.
II. x. MOULD 4 CO.,

importers and Jolbers Of
MUSICAL .MERCH.1.e.zDISE y,
No. 81 Lake sfreef under fremont HOnse. CHI
CAGO, ILLINOIS.
~ EEP on hand tl. largest and best selection Of
N Brass Band Instruments west Of New York. -
=, many new bands being nov forming In all parts
of orr wzstrrn country, VIZ annex list " tn In
struinfits, with pric. OF each.
sAxHORNs.
Eb S.prano $40 Bb / 81 Post Horns els
Bh S.;ranp ~ q q Buges Sl2 10 20
Ii Alio ~ Cylnbals. ID to 81
B,, Baritone 10 Valve T-ombones, &c
Bb R..s q Snare Drums Maple
Nh Contra HAS % shell.
BIB and Eb Cornopeons. IA " brass.
h IS Drums, AL sizes.
sAxHORNs FOR BAND or TWELVE MEMBERS
3 E nat Sop 'sno. HAT baritone,
2 B nAt Tenor, Bfat Bass,
2Enat Alto, Z fiat Contra,
For a Band Of ten pambers, omit one Soprano and
OH. Alto. For band Of eight members, omit one
S,prapo one Alto, one Bass and one Contra Bass.
Purchasers will please bear in mind tina, these In
s,ruments are OF the best French manufacture aud
warranted TO he correct 1ps d-wiy
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m CooD0 AND GROCERIES,
-
New Csels! NV Gssds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
s0treh1sss TStSor,
~A''''''' ~: !. Retail Dealer
Ready s1eMAe CyOtstssg,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents
FkrsisAiny Goods and Zailors
Zrimmi.ga
HAS jSss retained from the East. with ore u III.
II lsrosss end best selected stocks Of scods ever
0SrsA 1or sole 10 this market. eoess,inU 10 part oi
- allowing articles:
OroO6CeOfhs.
Hnsilsh French, 0~rmsn aid Amer
lean. Of tn nnsst aaany ssd Latest
style Of soods.
O0ooo0oGeeo.
Bnsllsh, Preach aud American u
every variety VI style, ooisr an'
quality.
white Nsrs.ilisy, Aalaissss. whit
London. Figured TiD..i and coorod
s1lks. Fancy AMI Plain sax Vslv'r,
Fancy Silk and Linen. italian SIX
0renadine, Satin, Italian Gath,
oik Plush. and Fsucy CA.bmsrfs In
great vsristy
O0W0oOS6Se1.
ElAck Blue and Brown Broaicloih.
Union, whitney. and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor beaver, Canada mixed and
Sstasn u the latest imports.
0UOGoU J0o6s.
Ovrrcosts, Over.sark., surtouts
ke-nng Jackets aud Talmas Frocs
Aist Dress frsk Coats OF Gil quail
ties ami sty,e-; SILK, velvet. Piush
Clyth. Cashmere and vsleneis We T.
Cssnett, Sa'in,tt double aud twist
fancy AL. plain Ca simere and d..
skin Pant; Dcb'n and 6u.rpseI
frvcks, Wrappers and Overails.
~ ssssAt:sg l3eods. 49,.
Hickory, calico, white plain lihen
corsied aud Paris bosom, fancy col
cred shirts With common aud polk
wris,bsnts; string. De Orsey, cord
I'd Byron. p,lks and lap Collar.
Neck Ties Sticks. fancy and piai
Crsvzts; Gloyes--whiie bls,k, sn
eolored Kid, lined buck cloth. Oh =
terneld, Aberdeen. Berlin. Union
AMI German aud Fur Gsunil"fs
WOOL Ilerino aud cotton Hos; Whit
and fancy linen and sIk HApdk
shlets; Embroidered lambs VIZ
white and mixed merino AMI All
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Nit,
ecArfs. Mufiiers, Gents Sbawls an
shawl Pins. Unibreilrs, Carp't SIX
and all other articles usually kept
the trade, all of which are -Iec'
fully submitted ~ the eSamnaii"
Of customers.
A eeSty cell viii will secure choice selections-
EDWARD ALDEN.
ososad street, opposite L. C,sire Row. Dsvenprf
eova, Uetween Main and Brady ."pA-df
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Chicago 4 Reck Island Rail,oad


Winter e11'B'01sgenlG1sf,
IN and after Monday dc. Isl 1876, and until
Ofurther notice trains will leave Rock island daily
Sundays excepted, AS follows
1T mail train AT 1000
I'd night express sOOP. N.
81 freight, with al class cas- at 6aOAA
Trains arrive at kock Island daily, Sundays e.
eepteI a. follows:
Isl risat eAps-ts 90 A. n.
- mail train 81 5.o)P. =
81 freight with ~ Glass eArs al $50 y. n.
All trains over this roal. direct al
Chicago with tral,is oyer bah tie Michigan Souilern
and Michigan Central X II. To AMI from Detroit, To-
le,Io Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk Bunsio. Niagara Fails. Albany, New York,
PhiadeiphiA Eai,nncr- and Washington. Ais" al
l,aSalle with tlaia. Of the Iliipts Central Aost-
North 10 t;alea anil South 10 81 Lotus and Cairo, 10
which places TICKETS can bc procured of
s. =. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
X 4. Depot. Rock Island
Passengers nj, reminded Of The necessi,,uf giving
distinct directions To- the destnai ion Of their bay
gage also to procure tickets Tor. taki their s.ss
in the ca a, the conductors collect fares onl 10 Sta
hon, or Tbs, line OF the Chicago ARock Island faiiioad
JOHN 4. TRACY, SUP. rintendent.
W. II. WHITMAN, ASST Sup'f.
Rock Island Nov - 1886 [d;f)
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DENTlNTRY.
CHARLES GOODRICH.
Dental SURGEON.

- once on Brady street, between ID
q IL: :;'' s': 81: store ''''':
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CuICAC0 ADVERT1SEMENTS.

CORNER OF STAIG AMI kANUCLFh oSS.
(Entranc~ No ~ State STREET
INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER, 1851; lNCORPORA-
i tet by the Legislature Of Illinois, February,
1883.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed npon this
long established aud popular Institution aords graf
Tying evidence that the superior advantages and ia
ci,iti.s Il on r- for the scausiiion q: thorough
kno w-.ize ~ tie various branches " COMMERCIAL
Eprc ATIox. arr favorahy appreciated by discern
inx AMI Int eliRent community. Over two hundred
ful course students have been IN attendance during
the past winter, being an amount of patronage uo
parallaled In this country.
The CoIIegate Course IL the most extensive, COM
ulete and thorough ever introduced into any Com
mercal College In this country and comprises pract-
cal instruction In BOX Keeping and ACC unts adsp-
ted to every kind Of business, including an elaborate
work on Railroad Bookkeeping, prepared by the Pre-
sident expressly for this School, Of which
Is alone worth more 10 the Student than the tuition
fes for the entire COURSE together with Commercial
Calculations, Business Pcnmanship and the subjects
OF Commercial Law.
| Albert Kidder, Esq, the popular American Card
Writer, whose specimens Of Penmanship received tbs
high..t premiums at the great State Fair held in New
YORK city In 1854, has been engaged ~ Professor u
/ Penmanship.
Another course II free public Lectures will be d.
Lyer-d durins the winter at Metropolitan Hall, BY
several VI the st tinguished citizens ofChicaeo
udents can enter whenever they please. Circulars
and Catalogues furnished giatnitously Gu application
ut the Culeg-.
Chirag., Oct " ,iS'u
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IHISH--w hite Fish Krou,, Pickhd urir,De, C.d
T. nsh. ssrdin,s. Ao. EVANS, CHEW 90.
New Musical Work by GU. Rect,

T1ao S0bDooth BOLT
TJVHIS WORK nils place hitherto vacant. The Sc
i lection u tunes is excellent. Al,o arranged 10y
themselves old tunes, especially tsr prayer Ard soeisi
meeting.
One ~eiec.i n OF pieces for opening anil c!,sirg
erv.c-- special ocCasirB-. sc. Also Chants Tor "
iscopai vic and last but not least, 100 pages
evotsd instructions and exercises which make u
nval uabl- fur the Teacher We intend ~ al time TO
be supplied with me work BY tine quantity. Order.
solicited; Copies sent posage fre- tn receipt Il
q (the retail price. Teachers Choristers and usi.
clans are requested IL rxAinir,r the work
Published In New York By Mason d Bro, and e.
sale Ly PORTER fRo,
(augl tiwt R0ck ihtsrd
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P.fKES HOUSE.

P.4KSS HOUSE..
N. L. 7. DONERTH,
IMPORTERS Of French, British and American Dry
/ t,..,ds in hunncts, Bonnet Materials. Ribbons
Feathers and Flowers Mantle Ia Cloth, Velvet aud
More Antiq1e, and Mantle Materials and Trimmings
Silks, Sstins F,niroid"ries, l.ace-. Hosi"r, And
Gloves, wh,lesae and retail.
~T.rms cash. and Ia; one p.ce only.
OctS-d3m
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a regular gradual, Of the Philadelphia Colleges =
Medeir. and Surgery, and formerly resident Ply,
clan 81 the Philadelphia Hospital. can he found 4
our store when professionally eneagc.. Residence
Harrison -.r II. ,tw"r Second ard Third.
.t l,.atsw3m KoCKHIIL a SELLERS
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THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER or
RrMtndies. (sig, and Wines

a5S South Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
a LARGE assortment IF Pure Wines and Liquors
"A Constantly on hand under Custom House look and
In store AID will be sold In quantities ~ suit pur
chssers. Orders by mail solicited, ami promptly
6led at The lowest cash prizes. To the trade AT OF
oriunty Is offered 81 paying the duties Themselves
s.pt.e
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Ius.EA RCaDsdY

Tho communications Of the i,cv
d. u. nrown IN regard to the mii.
&c published IN the star sonio
weeks since over the signature of
u. II. McLcsry, Las been 81 hlc for
two weest, bot owing to the ~ck.
ness s. out itGd, Mr.. Synao,i,
nad tho rcI Of iub wo,h, vc
haze net been aole to publish it.
We arc to get i ont irs, week.
We uudcy,ard tia, a ialsc I'm.
preston prcg'i',, TO some extent,
~ regard ,ot!c conmcncsincn, If
Nir. Mcicay's article. IN ,vlisl he
thanh u" tot cailiur his attention
TO the card Of d.. i'a,uo oud 9th.
cs." Al we said or demo va to
ucai vi Mcl,sty a copy Of tic
Stir,to salisbury. Tenn with he
cad i y, eotgtltrg to h, fegaes',
and THAT number contained tile
COMMUNICATION iiCu Lu,ka. bu,
aswcd lid Tot even sai 3. We were
to-. 'yaftan, ol tie cuutcn,s.
asdit Va complying V.ih l,s t,.
qlCs; about i' cwu publication.
NC rsSsun,o, thst Mr. MtLsary In.
t..lCd 10 tIauk US.
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9o rrr
49, .innctm liIl.ld Company
vi rouruIrt lHet Goo
lot toul|
dIy, the - ~ O.t .e. I
ecr'uf,, IH lbs bl,cnwn '
m,, sloc.l .l,snot charged 6rc
ou tlo road going upto Mrnrhi
10 VOTE bat be- does upl ,yvIp'h.
crtlcy will leprm.''cl to .sl
Tree 81 ciaIft oruoI
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lIhe'
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mel
If au t.Ifu..L II.
lfi..
wi,.,r N,
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\.n him, u,,
,p ~ .u, ,,iwn..
,n' "a M \ c-yn,rs.,nr our
ettH,t ferancc on tho
LA. etI by the DIree
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Nv

ca TaslIv, Ell inst, a, d, resd ,nsc
81 ". Benjamin Mille;on. rs he ~.
W. plpuv, VI. CoGsaw II. Baron to
Mfs ttfs,Fra Mipptg,oS- all Of IA.
mol, Coia'v, MIS-.
I've 'saacvlsjss the rc,e'r. Of a iui
sAtre " excellent c,ke; aui In r,,ara
VII y , ,h' wadlad p,ir a long life Of
r'uc' aul rr,ip,,,. anl hope thu, H..
sarc set-s nay BIN. m i~asrc,.e os joy
sni ~hiyr'nfss to tiia anil tbsirs.l
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MUigEARED RABBITS

We neglected to say tla' llcrc
articles were wf.''cn ~ Fine,
liner o boy mi.sl m pauola ,ul
now a resident Ut HoriaM Tg4s
Wa have rfuIi,hcl them %. ap
item Of cbco,mgcucU 10 our b.ri
TO 20 and do hhvwlsr, and gl.o i,
encourage our Young cor'c'pou.
dcn,.
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rLEcrIos.

On next Morjay, oclobsr 5'h,
the election Cor State officers cou.
grcssmcn, gul Men bru 81 the
Legislature, will take place vo.
tiers wiIl do well to remember that
the polls viii be closed 10 oue
isv.
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wv Ullfi ST'. =
With o 1T ~ t,ilpr sHppy On
iar mt-hel - day Ihc'p his hpeua
t'e general attendance a. h~H,,r,,
BlI ir SALE. bal suru1itl u about
5000 lllgt lricts arc ,irlie and
i1r miU qualities ral'i,F better We
Bow quote DO, irr ull 'rnp' dal1i
u'' larv ...... III 6 10 rnd uclt
navy. .l5t j. MdilE rev l5s
q - mililirs ....,..i5i rs ra1l
mi lilmgl q 10, m.iliins far lGi
AID iual1.
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WARS ~ Ete-l NATION
lffv1N ARRESTED Matilda Heron
W., arrested YESTERDAY afternoon Ir
stealing several lli.e articles " f..
malc aplasei lesm a h1ust IL ,ht
nlrlh.v ,sltfu part ul the r,iy Wiz
NIL ha,c SUI seed Co., gIguus "a
@ iewss 81, >,rcly W ue,l OF al1il ihg;
vino would have expected to iind the
grra' representative i Camille ~ The
tathysume crlts ui q station house 7
Nlt.l that she whi has Thrilled lhla.
sands II lie urisl euiiiNatCd emil IN.
tsfirC'ual Is her bautiful persona.
trn.. should "siDap " the s0tdid
rg,rpines IT a prisuB."
~ thought Wv. when we heard 81
MATILDA arrest. prrte.ely cohlsunl.
ire persons wi.h mnles We catered
III, ,rtpe lri>e. eni there. Instead
" ~. istpiy hari ( ~ aud harian
ts,v, tc.iHe lvrrsth q b. Il
sf b as are w. greet
tsttii q UrsEgltd ard
Lrst.d teuF s.-tsi vltm ihsrr
w4<aav,. " 81 vile ta.s1tc, aul ,Iltr
l4uat. Nssvnu tfs fsij ls. na W,
t.stass sympathy vss u hss siet ,
aud ,u 10 w,s Matilda u nu lat
tts lrtaii@ vt as 81. Vsrid kuiNs
o. the utur-C stf Cit.s'if.
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pErspYfrHY.-fhc Chickasaw
Pscsby,cry Of The Old School Prs.
bytc,ian Church. will meet in Ia.
ucla an Tomorrow, the j.; diy Of
October. Of candle lishu,r.
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IL Our masous, carpenters. s..
would consult ih.ir own interests IS
reading the Comuli ioncrs' noiirc tor
) new jail. We hope tho oouirag;
viii he given IL s,ais Il ops own ell.
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Sstru . ltsrst q. ,uun-si Ne
navy rhtrWe ~. TINS Nv Htutl.
" have b. ta.i, tbs .ev & m. e.
Ccsscrsis S,ith Nesths,i 4 u, SD,
t af,rls w PLEASURE - . sh,t lp
sly. itv.a psts,sl .r ta'
they ha,ea ltfsr mptt " 40.
tcties u e,cty dssf aa lae, on,
pSll'. aui ssctm4..ltr- ts,s
men ard rsut'Cnri of e Is ta.lv. a.
hast il ,kc st'ss'sn uf sur iun Sm
,eurr friend W BV-saN V,.st-t
it beck lrrrr sni ole, sesi. d,
rat jvm h. 1t eui sflaatt.is5s
". neal III. .a4 j. - al.
ugn.
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90 foreman. w. SynncIt'
las teeasieS iot seseisl DAYS, but
Is now improving were com.
pcllcj 10 20 10 Mrmrhis to e.,
auo,lisr hand, aud hope by another
vseA ,C SCI NJ more 'cadiue na,.
&C. Tor usv Stsf.
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ANrasa N,v ktttrr-fSa -.
w IL lhc tmHlnN u 4 l. Iohnsla.
rt,r iafrtiie. 10 this county.
,iea / vetk it the worls suptc Dr..
san,v lism e. at-v'. vete a%ppn'1ched
ttt srarGe rs- q runaway. vtH
esuei.s.ge in tvt tn i've
~ h.ai. aal ssafir, to deliver
iatn u,tg 10 tasF Muster. While ~
heir vsy.te. vspt,tiu. The flsienl.
d,ewa ta esq ~ ia.i.s slcstc
srfi "a - Il iHgI ~ tie he st
az tfp sae,~ l ~ MASKING lsses-
r4is As sssn IS ,gpsl he. the
t,.anl, vrrs put m hi<tsack. hl't y
or A. We have heard arv u~a-sns~sfal
IN taking him. Ills e'rrs. LAY a'aas
the railr.ak running m sight II Na<-
cow. and qslssinx II euly when hear
Lss-,-yc.--Ssssruiat -, ~. &c.
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- W, haze ssvctsl articles
~ Gle 9Ur POO eatun. sHd among
item al Interesting letter irvrn a
mi~ians-- il A'tica 10 The Rev.
W. Darey. W. W vii risish
as soOu as IT, pes Ct ether mas
tiers will siIi..
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f1-crhL NOTICE.

n-tr-1tp's C~sivrss,tir Arrs,stp rss.
sgr-Comriaui rx,rtc, Bueha eurc.
dssa.si q tive Blidi,s, kidusvs. Gravel,
prnrst, Weakness, sc. Read III, ai,er.
tisemn ut In smother es'amn, headed
'iicimboll's Gsn,in. Preparation
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ciucrir Cotrr.--Thc Pamela
Circuit Coit, will commence on
Monday, tie 10Th day Of Ncyeo.
her neat.
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Nrw GOcrs m r.Not A.-Wm
I. Watkins aul Thomas l.. Clarke
have jus, received their new ia'l
nd winter cpuds
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NF,sov& .. a-,
requested Hts'.s Is al,t4f~..sr;
u tbs avus~ 10 tbs rpsr. w as
SADLY endorse tseu, az pcuagi ahi In.
dassrSsus business men. AMI sss to
Our frsuls thai We -, from shem a
tas&rt e the best afFiSie Of chaw.
T,srs nc e,es t-rThs : ysat<
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gsr3AI.

TtErS ~ " = B Resi,ui. living ia
The y ls;h.Ess' portion II n. cossts.
. btv listss Null. L. vetrs oil. il
tsnl i hgh.a sntil ct pf ths i,ft err.
- shoulders cons sssahls ws.fei wf,h
ne collars. ApTrssda So.
p. b. Jones, Eaagt-. PC.
Panrhsseps. Il. ssts. Iusj
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~srunul.a AtlAyuc rrlrerra

srru,Gl.s A1LAyuc rrlree,rH
80 W thr commanders ui .nr ~ ta-
liefm.tg Telegraph -l=un British
ard Am rT h1vr rrh' h'd a card
usUf ih.it u'1 fIrcs. ~ which
% Sos, .Ht formed IN
tI.I tste.at ,h.e Sons SD tsnrri
,ntr. that - obstacles % D Dtu'iui'
ur ld, cal character exist h tie way
u tht enterprise Inst Ihr form d! the
cable l. every va, adapted 10 his.
slii. aHl that Il,ry still trH,aia u the
conviction that ~ uadrr ~ ,u1
rlrr,ni rSl,l. hslv go itp l. o l
NtSlundlat c,a.t O. mirgfrr, - b
the surves1rl a,iug " the cob,
Tbs. express ~ opinlm lpweytr, ~
20 On, ,au., II lts fctui dSssirf.
except It b. lllud 30 tho tsmus hat
the mtt.itrtt o. Eos d. ytt aiIi,s
of very frt4i il %pru,rurn'.
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TT We LONE ~ u eur ci.;.crs
will read prvt. MSC,hx's card,
ani attend Ais s,.a,s :. right.
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NSu advertisements.

New Science Of Health.
ngnrEssO1 Nc iEiisE Professor
4 II lieal.hl VII ds.i,sr ave-. iS.lF.
esiiur
E'rss Gn.' Public r<sfurs
T1-s.,iif. ut : o'slotk. in tn, Coars
'ivt, d this Place.
s. u Tas - NJ pshvcSs's- ~ An.
tt-'nulr.v. hut a great resul. fr1m a
fti ctlss. Ii ssp31
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Merchant as.rs.

ISsEs.sA liz, ~ i,i~.
Corner FlsuS hsw saa lulva-ss
MI NHasa.s, T~A liz
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Notics C0rEt-Ttcre vii We
special session cf the ru'i,r
Cous, 90 30 los, The lc,a Of Co
sober.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29

OFFICIAL MURDER IN KAssAs-.Lecompfon
April s, lS53.-I have just heard of the shoot
ing and death OF Free State man named Mar
tin Kline, at q place between this point and
Leavenworth. The murder, being ''official,''
is Of course claw and Order" transaction.
The individual who performed this ssNational
Democratic" service for the ro-Slavery par
~, is a man named Merrill Smith. He u.s. or
pretends TO be Deputy Sheriff of Leayenworth
county. The deceased was arrested last fall
on the charge of being at the battle of Hickory
Point. Then nothing could be proved against
him, and be was discharged. he was not real
ly present at that time. a warrant had been
issued against him, which he was charged
with horse stealing. The stealing was alleged
10 have been done at the time of the Hickory
Point affair, but have no donbt was also un-
true. The probabilities are that some of his
Pro-Slavery neighhors dislike him, or want
his claim. Deputy Sheriff Smith tried TO
make the arrest on Sunday. AS ii still furth-
or to show his contempt for everything sacred,
he waited until his victim was in attendance on
religious services. Being evidently bent on
mischief, he took ssposse'' with him, who no
doubt felt themselves authorized to disturb the
public worship of .sAbolitionists.'' The war
rant was read in church. No doubt this is
part of the services of the democratic: relig-
ion professed by the Rev. Martin white
Mr.. Kline refused TO go with the Deputy Sher-
i'll then, but expressed a willingness TO do SO
Oh hpuuaN. OF any week HdF. OD MS persist
ing in his refusal Smith drew his revolver and
commenced firing at Kline. He discharged
every barrel Of his pistol. One of his sposse''
fired couple of times. By one or both he
was mortally wounded. as he had several Sc
verc wounds. He has since died. The house
was crowded, and the incident occurred dur
ing service. Luckily other person was
shot. As Smith and his band of miscreants
were the only persons who appeared TO be arm
cd, they made good their retreat. l would
commend the claims of this man Smith TO the
consideration OF Mr.. Buchanan. Had he mere
ly murdered Free State man, he might have
been entitled to no more than the immunities
of carrying on such pleasant pastime but
his violation OF an ssAboliton'' sanctuary. his
delicate perception Of the proper day to make
arrests, and the fact of his firing resolutcly in
among crowd of uDarmed Free State men
and women, all point him out a fit subject
for Executive reward. He is almost rs meri-
torious as Emery, and the services of Mayor
Murphy pale before him.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29

LOTTERY HELPING 4 NEGRO TO FRrEpoa-
A negro man, named James Anderson. the
property of |. K. Greene, Esq. attorney.
bought whole ticket in lottery in Louisville.
KY. day or two ago which entitled the hold
er to $4,000. Previous to the drawing he
importuned young white man to go halves
with him, and the young man finally consented
and therefore come in for SI5,0 200. his share
OF the prize The negro INDUCED the ideas of
freedom, and Mr.. Green referred him to cx-
Chancellor Pirtle for valuation as to his own
worth and that of his family, and they are
now all free. The residue of the negroe's s
funds has been placed in the hands of James
Speed, Esq, as trustee for Anderson. The
fortunate possessor of the other half Of the
prize was poor but worthy young man, who
had widowed mother to support.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-04-29
THE PROSPECT.

In looking over our exchanges, we find the
most favorable indications manifesting them
selves towards the nominees of the American
Republican State Convention, in nearly every
section of the Commonwealth. Under no cir
cumstances, ard at no time, is it to be expect
cd that nominations can be made which will
render entire satisfaction to every individual,
or even TO every county in the State; YET, if
we are permitted to judge by the tone Of the
Press, it as seldom, when all the circumstances
are considered, that any nominations have met
with a more lattering reception than those re-
ferred to. We can hear OF but very little dis
satisfaction anywhere, and that is limited to a
few Of the localities in which the ssside-door''
leaders operated last fall. As general thing,
the Americans give the ticket as hearty sup
port as the Republicans, and one fact in this
connection is worthy of special note, namely,
that the American State Council, at a meeting
held recently at Altoona, ratified the nomina-
tion Of Wilmot By very decisive majority.