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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

The SPIairs.-The enemies Of Judge
Lows charge that he was once believer In
spiritualism, and that he actually called
spirits from the Vastly deep" We don't
krow how that may be, but we have no
doubt many Of those making the chargs,
have cast more and stronger spirits down
their own throats,) than the Judge ever
called up.--Lyons M.rw.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

IL A statistical mrn has. By actual
count, discovered that the city Of Cincinnati
contains more groggcrics and places where
the ardent is doled out, than any other city
In the United States, with the solitary ex.
ception Of New York
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

Tie Dubuque Express, in speaking
.. !.clutlicanispi. thus opens the safety
waive:
IT. MODS have trampled tie Gag u our
country beneath their i.et, and CURLING our
.l,s.ous Constitution, have denounced il -
Il covenant with ceath and lell.
We really fear our up-rivcr contemporary
j. getting excited. II l. too early In the
campaign Yet for our Democratic friends %
begin 10 tear their hair. Or even TO " tear
their shirts." Keep cool.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

IAN NoNiSArioAs.-Messr Il.
c-t. teri Naples and Frederick Wei
sie az eea nominated by the Republi-
al s lue county as candidates Cor
Re assembly. The Republican
=, f.e Representative District
HF y. . counties Of Clayton, Du-
: AMI i1.e. Nominated j. F. Store
q. Of Ola. ton cclnty, to represent
I u.et in the next General assembly.
II. G. sawyer, ci Rockville, was no,ni-
ra FOR tie office Of Senator. repre- acntiag
\, ard u buGne counties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

IL Two years sgo Gillespi, on the
Terrc Hautc and Alton road, contained
four dwelling houses and tore. Now Il
has n population of 500, and is a growing
and prosperous village.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

w Will i.61s.se for slx moatLs ~ eo,uuaspes
from ,his asL day u Aayu:i, A y, iss,, sad isrnl
nets 81 the 2tsh day " February, A d loss. the
81 VAL paper from shs es,sbllshrns.t u the aadss
when you can eelecs from thoasAads VI psso1s u ~
per, varying " prices ffun tse es.ss ssd uasSs
Per roll Also gold aud paAnlsd wisacw shadss %
Per eustaius 81 vas1ous palers, bcrdsrs nse board
pftnie ss Particular sitsstioa paad 10 the hasols
q ssu uaes y 1hhs - 6Reesssise esylsA
o48f1kk6 ouD
..s.ss> Co - = 80 80.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

E Upwards Of five hru!seti thousand
bushels Of wheat were received mt Augusta,
On. during ~ month IL August.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15


TIE expense Of running steam engine
y ere great power is required, i 50 heavy
sven where fasl is cheap, that it still re.
mains great object with certain kinds o.
msnufsctvries 10 secure good water power
In this vicinity wood 10 scarce and high
TOO costly to be used in tho production o.
steam. Coal 10 comparatively cheap. We
have coal mines within a few miles Of u,
with a railroad to bring il To this market
Ye; the cost Of running large steam en-
CINE By coal feel amounts TO heavy sun
in the course VI year. So great tar i y
on tho productions Of the manufacturer, AM
70 much heavier thar the expense Of waite,
power, that the productions of certain man
ufactories, kept IN action by water power
can be brought the distance cf miles, and
sold alongside Of those articles manuiaetur-
cd here. Flour. for instance can be manu-
featured at Moline, and in comparativel.
retail quantities to what il Is made, ant
waroncd or sent BY cars 10 this city, and
so!d nj the market rate, Of onr flour, afior,-
ing larger margin Of profit to tic manu-
facturcr. II also well kaown fact, that
-four made by machinery driven by water
power Is superior Ia that made BY steam
power. To illustrate the comparative ex-
pcasc Of steam and water power, we ma.
instance two different -four mill, with whicl
our readers are acquainted. The aourins
mills u this city nsc steam power. The cost
Of running the engine of one Of these mills,
every twenty four hours. is shout as fol-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15
RVRRER GOODS.

lust kECkIskD Al GOULD & slkERE's
- DesssaA, Block, sseoad Street, . coasyamsi Of
ano Coyers, shIrred knbbcr Webbing, Hospital
saesilis. etc We would cali the attention Of shoe
families % tbs hospital sheesir which viii W ftund
. very usefal art,e'.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

Tor SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
i Oh long credit, 10 facilitate improvements
COOK 4 sAkOENT
wili coll ats 10 parties who will build them this
.ra.on, nj moderate priees. and on credit Of one
sso aud three years yaaStf
4 lwELLING HOUSE On BRADY STREET
II for ssie--rhe undersigned ctiers for sale hir
dwelling Hons~ Brsdy street cor OF Thiria~ntL-
,n,alning eight rooms and cellar 0reand IL iso b!
o feet, coatains stable, shed hnc app.s pear. plum
AID cherry tree grsp~ vince shrubsery, esi-rn an.
Ewl
The above s one Of the moss pleasant reslienees n
he CITY, and will he soid ~ very low price.
Appiy Ia John e. DAVE
t~.D ri Cook q SaYrenfs
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0XLT .MYRRORC


JUSl kkCkItkp A fIAk AceUkI MENT
y VI all si.es At prices FROM u to s5s Of 0vuld
sissrss, DesssiAt Block between the bls 4 - %.
Tie ald big ucs.e Collar .u:salf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

Some Of our Democratic contemporaries
ire very much troubled that the Republican
5ress should drag IN the slavery question
Turing this canvass. They are mistaken -
% orr intentions. We arc simply deter
mined that our opponents shall not drag oai
,ais question. II is already in the canvass,
md placed there a. much by the eternal
talk Of the Democracy about aiygeys as
Through any other caisc. they started this
lavery agitation. Thsp have made slavery
tIe issue all over the country, ut least in the
North where frecmcn and men with souls
II their own are determined that no more
Il their rights shall BE- surrendered 10 the
slave power by trucking Northern dough
aces We .lo not wonder that these trail
t'rS are now getting sick Of the slavery
question. They will he sickcr ret a. their
punishment becomes sevcrcr One great
s.uc IL this canvass is, whether the yoicc Of
iowa shall bc given for Slavery or Freedom
- not in this State, hut for Slavery or Free
iom in magnificent territory on our bor-
,ers, which had been solcmnly consecra,ed
10 Freedom by direct compact between the
North and the South. till Northern traitors
surrendered Northern rights in their grasp
after political power. Itis an issue between
slavery cxtcnsioni>ss and Anti-Slavcry cx-
ensionists. and none know this better than
he yer, Democratic papers now engaged in
ne endca,or To smother this issue They
ammo, always humbug the people
e. Under the rule Of Rcpublicanism
mr. State has become notorious, not only
lroughout the Union, but throughout the
rilixed world, A. the theatre Of the most
lies. outragc> On property and on human
ever committed in any community pre-
ny Ia civilization. We ain.le 10 the
q, theft, and harbarcus lynching
;..at have lately transpired within
r,.--Duteqse ETpnss.
Z, anyhow. And lpray who led
ncLingsi We're they Repub-
,crats ? The lynchings were
LACK ION county by regularly
.lancr Committee" A Dem
It's T. was the organ 81 this com
Jtee Democratic government officer
al it, hca.. a Democratic Justice OF
Peace ,ielcnied ...c Committee, and
made MN eli II. moutapiece in the
tn'tteH'~ Democratic organ, ani nj least
.tunr' j. of the commit i tuemWlyes
ic,ap "a , making il ore Il tacir
e'"e:. q oud several Republican
l. plii-r, lhl. Committee lIsyi.lg
: maa With impnni,y, AMI lroTc 9TH
ont It the county, IL very quicAl, mad
ntatar. In b her counties Gov. Crime.
me cut publicly in severe rebuke Of these
TRACES. AMI promised tie aid # the State
lselliug such moboeraey. This show,
Nv ab.urily ridiculous ]. the above re-
ar, ii the Erpres.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, MER
IN CAMILLA sccounss aud elaine Of every Iii,
siu y promptly eolieetea IN esy vass Of the STATE
Dues9us Rsmittaness naas % Ne auy u collection
Real Isea,s bsashh soad and lsassd, sorsy invsstss
icarsd on real sslate seeurty eeGnAssion, La,
warraIts bought sold ald located. Tasss paid fo'
-opr ssstdetsa
We sasr for sals the following Real Eststs, ass
vou especially aak atteAson " The bafgaiEs ws Of
fsr In Lambsttss ADDITION, aud 10 ths large tsaet
and two railss ysvn The river which ws 06ef By VI
acre In auantiics " euit purchasers. We src eoih
found THAI these prssaAt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

THE SUBSCRIBER IN AZ hNUw LEDG
j ING pzs' fsyors would cay 70 HE frieacs Il
general tbs, he has rernyved his csiee the opro
.sss eide Of tho street up OVER Mr. as.isit
I'D next 10 Mr. AaAms Daguerrean Rooms, wisers b.
xii s,iil e0atinne TO oder Tor sac All! qua.i.ty y
aad vksr Tow Persons wishing Z. purchase q
n.r Wild ~ approved Lasds or c!ty Properly, vi.
well - give Kim ca
IL connection nth the above, the Intelligence OF
- 10 s,i j CARRIED o..
rrr.c.s wishing ~ borrow Money with also Do
Give him a cal
AuctioA sa~s Of Rea. Estate once month Ha.s
. yvur isna. Ia time
.r.tsf JOHN NDS3ER
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LAST HALF OF LOT Q, IN BLOCK 81,
II stty u Davenport, rifE the Brick House there.
on sssied. w.eornsr 81 Second aad Rock Island
w.s, A.,f q L.. u 5ssl =. second :'. r., =:
joining Fsrmsrs Aouss
fsss Of Rosk isl.0d s,rsss and is fsst on Third
SPLENDID LOTS On BLUFF.
Lots AID :, in Block 70, commanding Q One view
s,rons Railroad bridge, &C.
For Terms, &c. spply 10 -
hare Chnnce.
~ DuILDiN1 LOIS ~ the CITf 81
w Dsvsapsss, lbvusahay leeassa, viii - I'D ~
audsrsignsd credit Of HON 70 I'VE yssss
~ 1890 'a' "'l sa''e Coz g; - sanoExr
O09 Loes.
Ok ACRES or CHOICE LAND, ONE
81 half nails from city iimiis, Soe sals = very
'' ;sa ss''' for ss'A coox a sAsorxr
A OeoA Clance Gor Invese0sos.
lHO ACRES FIRST QUALITY LAND,
i w css mile fson The ely Antsa, suitsbts "
iv,as INTO I've ssss lsss Tsrns one afsh sssh ssi-
ia COOK . sAR0gST.
Timber La00.
A(lACREs TIMBER LAND, TWO NILES
IN frsn s!sy Of Davenport. nsAs Blue 0rss rad.
" s ::,:~ coox : sAaoxsr.
Lao1s @ Scoes C00nsy.
VALUABLE FOR COAL AND FARMING
y purposes -soush frsesioaai hall Of 80. -, T.
rslirosa sss,los q Osrsss. cad Tiss = Is s.sss
aud ssst sldss Of the cousiy scada
NE ofssc At 90 RAE
ANON W \ and n W. 4 II O ". 4, See :,
TT. y 81 Aiso, sd,slsias sssvs in xsssssiss
s,saS = X and = n Of Q = 4, sss u. z. n.
uouss, orchard, &c Three never fAiung spsiags and
- many Known eeol utnss.
Aso va.ioss g ssd g sess ssssss h ssess county
jyn COOK . sAR0xxr
LnndD q Museoo10e Coy.
,S0UTH HALH or SECTION II, I. 70, B. !
- E-sO ssrsa Thls ssss 10 Two miles q ". oi
.vaisost.
a va,i.sy Of - aud = Ger. usss. se.. ~, ,As
NE COOK . SARGENT.
LnnAs . Cedar Coaney.
~,OUTH HALF OF SECTION2 II AND NORTH
she, scr, sros.n n .es Is y rs
She n y cfs%c %
Also, " y Of " X, Sec ., T -. Rlw-
20 acres.
N:kofN.E; ! and s W. 1 Off. & 4, sss Q
EXSE.k se- At, ~, 4 w-so ser~s
n y. i Of ., w. i and n. W. Z Of Q. e 4, Bee
~, T ~, X W.-so scscA
N.E. Sec o. 7 w. w.-ioo acres.
T. Of n, W. Z and y ofs ". sec 20, r
- Il iw.-ieo acres.
Also smaller tracts, selected with care and for sale
on very reasonable terms By
sys COOK = SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

The Republicans Of Davenport Township,
agrceably to public mckee, set q the Court
House ON saturday evening, the 18th Inst,
for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
tho County Convention to I've held in this
place on Saturday ucxt, and proceeded to
business under the following organization
U1i-nan--Robert Lowry
Seee.ayiss-Theo. Guelich, ami DR. T J.
Saunders
On motion, tue basis ~ apPortioninent
sgrecd upon At the last Township Meeting
wss adopted, AMI il was also agreed that the
meeting Mt lprre nominate the delegates
/ NJ c Davis uas then appointed delegate
for the ,ownship al large, and Chairman Of
the delesstion-ai.sG which tue following
/ gentlemen were selected:
\ ~ Thsr.astoa z D Bowers ssla. Glsspsl
VIA Bafsss Or Jackson Peter Blsnk
81 ;, A,as, x7 H Ne; E s:s:
JCBls Mses Fatesf JolL hoesh
y kasch Cass Kinesld Add y seadsrs
~ MeK..s.a VIA Gsy,. ARD o.sss
|. Schr.cksr VIA Gsddts " Dh rAck
Taso y .ieh kobsr, Lowry John Celiins
samael Saalof.s james Moore Geo W klie
W "a Ggrley ii Lamback - 6prvul
Thee {. dsLsassa ~ Rolf
On motion, the delegation was empow-
lrrd to all vacancies.
The proceedings were then ordered to be
yncd BY the officers and published in the
Republican paper. Of the city.
The meeting then adjourned.
RoBrsr LowRr, Chairman.
THIo GrEiicH, lc,,
7. J. SAUNDERS,
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A'NsnorA.-Ihe R6Dablicsss q Nisns-
sess hAvs aoniuaasa ss~Gsssspr 1aQpay
f1 ovvssR All z
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Hon H.


ssstLIL.--s fta.. -.
.s...e Jsa.E tat IL / fst.a,
.ssi Louse II hsd repute az
-, =. lite Nu.cstine, and nadc
-. s..Ants vscute the premises. Tley
80 pitca.ed Out the furniture. but gave the
ow.ssr time to carry 1t %. The house had
so.r Lssu ; nui.snce.
~ D.. 1iss has accepted the call.
-eal< tins sinss sEtundsd 70 him, TO labor
IA cs'cssa ~ oa1o s1hennosnesnsus
- So LHh ss1D nsto 0l8 vsak
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Syne's Surgery.


Law 0OOko,
DLACKsrONE'S COMMENTARIES, BIZ
- wsndsll. vols, sye, law sasep ..........e7 oo
Code VI Iowa
Re.ssd Ordinances Of the C.,, Of Davenport. Pc.
per t0c, sLssp eSc
vtnol<u ELI ADAMS.
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,'HE FOLLOWING Li>4 vi tALLABLi
1 Lad. are eslersa Tor sale BY the uaa.rs,g1,sdo
~ Inps, fssorshs terms the rf.ees Ag moderst,
~ fourfh cash snd tns haise~ N cu~ TVS, thru
- four YEARS with t.. pvr eeat Interest
w asE saHdE }. Of y W. ef..e Tow
W. c.sE. and y y Y Of SCI nfsse > Town
sk. ofSEs Of Gee ~, Tss.Ri4
Essssw and v \ offs . : Of sec - ?
Eho sEs Il sec. Il, TTo.RiE.
W n u y w " s~c u, Tsy.klE
- - : " I u sec -. 7 .s.RlE
: Of \ Of sec. %, TS RE.
" n Of y W 4 % ssc. ". r RE
yskIsasks AID 8 1 VI ; l. Of sec . :.
swkefsEs Of see. l. T.sRiE.
Swa Of W fr Of sec. q, s.kiE
.yEA.f NJ 4 and y W / If 4 Of sc ..
SEs Of sw 1 Of sse s.TD.RiE
NJ " W 4 Of sss. /. rsoRi
Wv 4 VI y W 4 u go. 70. Tso. RI
SEA Of = W i Of sse ., rso.R
sw 4 Of W 4 VI &C ~ 7 70. RI
-o.RL
ssofs W !. u Geo. .. 1N.RL
81 Of n and w N Of w 4 VI &c. q, TA
sEko y Z 4 Of Gee. %. TnRaE
- Of n y \ Of go. -. Tso.RsE
NV 4 u n " Il. 4 Of sce. 80, T RAE.
80 Of see 10. T. RE.
m cf n w Of 80. ~, r -. RAE
Wv Of o 4 Of sse. -. T 20, ReE
sw Of Nv Of 80 %. TsoR2E
sA % N w 4 d see. q. Tu. R3E
jy2af BLAEEM0RE LAwEs
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8hINasS W.T.! = NNuFsiFsFs. -Fss-V"f 20
The mill man itacture,, We believe, abou'
loo barrel, IL -four in tni, period. Their,
j. 4 an expea uf So 30 on ever, 40
'4.- 4 'ioar ma ic al TINS mill, and TN
s-e average - OF or ilour mills ri
il, 81 1T sanniag t4is enNlI
70 p,T s.s-..u a1is A. !, ~
..N- .., .#s. -
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SWUsS& - uk0100I,
Il AND AG II MIS-.
FLORENCE. NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS LO-
IL CATED In s.sax CITY For, Dod9e And Councii
hans
- Collections promptly attended u.
L. T. BREWSTER b y. KNIGHT,
ATTY. conh'r q, Law. Civil Engsnses 3 surveyor.
Dawson 4 True. EsQr., Editor Gazette, Dr.. ). y
wtherwax, pa~son . 0riggs, u. Prizes, Eco, J. 7.
Lane, Esq. Asy10 81. dly
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We invite attention 10 our sxtspsivs catalsgus q
Improved Farms and wild Lands, cisy Property
&c, for ssls ct moderate prices and sE sssy s,rms
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

-
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No. Ia F'rssrate swo steey esisk Aonss, 10 rooms
WITH aodcru e0uveniehsss, - trUus ssssss IL tosk
s'''A -11'''A
No. ia fine two story wick heuse, roous, &c,
on fross street. block alteus oa1tcu, los oo1lso
y - -,
No Lot block ., So91eo, on Third ssssss, sod
No iei Lot 4 elcek y sox1pol good name henss.
~ "a, 1000
-" - S"~s ss"e - ss@SS' - s0es
No N La lsakslp On nrsAy ssress Nseve.n
FroHs ard sssa@ssss Landing Friss, eRs@
Eo q A susu hcus. IN n,~sr s,r>.s -,
Lesass. thsss rooms. well, &C. lot sszSsa Price.
49,
No 0l Lot > IN block LEI, IN Il c!alsss sAditisa,
s'ssso tess on bssdy sssss1 SSsss, 0~o
X. 50 r~ A.. 49,. a g ,s.rw.-.A, .xs...--
s,slis oesd house, nss asd complete fssss,
sAS@
Nc q Loes ard > saosk =, corner wsssss
sao . u'A ssf~s.S ssry choice Lets rres, esssss,
sc - 1oss aad " eicek - ecener western
anes thres and ave ysass
40 III L~ase - iccs On hyady street. nexf 70
.srx Ias >Ass''n' I<ss We ss''sas Hsnes
wy
Mo ae a beautiful four acre 70, y Eidrtdgss
-.
eass street, sssiss Price, $50
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Fox SALE.-A farm Of ~ acres, situate,
Ia Clinton CO.. one mile East Of Big Rock r o.. III,
quarter Of mile from Rock Crseh flouring NIL =
Thlrt, sores arc improved aud the entlss farm b
enclosed with god fsses The farm 10 vel ~sse,
ed Al has on IL fran houss nearly new, with 81
lar aud wei Of ans water Il win b cold with u.
eroys thereon for ~ per acre II dslessd Of soon
Enquire Of MILLS = DEWEY,
No. uo0man's Hook,
Or Of o 4 WRIGHT On The he prsmissa
fxlln
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JOHNSON COUNT,

JOHNSON COUNTY
No oil i2o acres n-sr Iowa .i,,-2o acres brcA
nc" va per acre
~ ~ leo acres seven mlics from Iowa City
cry rhotce
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BRHToI's SARsAPARILLA.--Eruptions nj
Ulcers spring frcn impure blood. as wceds sprn
from a neglected soil This well proved disnf.ctal
and dsierscn, beutralises the morbid mssier VA u.
circulation exsirpates the disease root and branch
], 10 nDccussminat<d W. min~rai poison. kssv
woss PAsrfILss also entirely veg, table are plea
SAT- remedy. infaiIibl, fatal toin,crbal worras
sod by D. r Lanman = Co wholesale druggist.
~ Water street, New YORK. and by ali drugyrs,.
aparills o. aud Psstil.s &c per bottle
se<IAlM
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" rot ANA Sick rot avsr TAKE Mrp.
sssri For a.. external aud internal pain uss u
vat. sn ksiisver. which 10 ssroassr and rsquir,
.--s se ei'es, : cur. than al, known rsmsdy. F.
fever sld asLs lake tbs OILY safe aid harmless
ed. VA the world, khoaSs Fever aud Ayas Cure.
fvr al billloas eompssirss sahs tbs Aasrbaliios
Pills, III SUMMARY 10 the Cure" These Remedi.
asstro, The Disssse, sus never the patient,
W. v CHAPLIN,
Wholesale AUt.. froviasIss, u. T.
For sale By pruxnkess ssAsfn.1 IL llue su
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WaSrrD lMMrpI,TrLr-l0,O0o men {.
engage in the sale Of The mos, popular selling Book
III America 1Isaiids nseeh aEies farnrrs aEd tsasi
ere wishing 20 travel viii hsd ,his 10 be avery prot
table aud plsssAnt busllcss, enabling them 10 -,
The euuatr,, and make money ~ the tin.
Ascsts IN the business clearing ffoia So
:i.sco per year. For full particulars and list !.
uvox.. adars.. II u BrLisoN. queen oiiy Pu,
ssins House, Il. Maia street Cl.elnl.aii Ohio; O.
sfA,sas ka.., ~ krLlsoN, Phladeiphia
Hgxll.I&
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
AFurther Development.

A convention of the 'nGti0naL democracy
of Kansas, was held recently, and was presided
over by Judge Gilmore, one of the Supreme
Judges Of the Territory. Besides endorsing
the policy which Gov. Walker has seen prop
err to inaugurate," the convention nominated
Ex-Gov. Ransom, as candidate for Delegate
to Congress. The Leavenworth correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Times, thus refers to this
convention:
A Territorial Cow euton of the "NstionaI Dem
ocrats" was in session at LecomptoG Thursday and
Friday, Judge EimOre presiding. There but
twelve counties represented The leading asp-
rants for the POST Of Delegate to Congress were
Gen. Whitfield, Eli Moore, the Lind Register, and
Hon. Epaphro titus Ransom who is also employ
in the Land Office at LecOmptOn. Mr. Ransom was
nominated. lie has only been in the TeEitory
since last January, and is not widely known here.
He Governor of Michigan in As; the n xt
year he was an unsuccessful competitor on the Free
Soil ticket Of Gen. Cass for the U. s Senate; and
in 1865 he ran Tor Judge in the Kalamazoo district
and was again defeated. de is an elderly man"
1t is thus seen on which side of the slavery
question the national Democracy" range
themselves. Gen. Whitfield, lifelong, con-
sistent Democrat, one who has spent much OF
his life here in our own State, and who, every
ma knows has been a true friend of the South;
and who has from the beginning stood up
against the Topeka shriekers-such man as
this is to be ostracised, and displaced to make
room for .freeSoH Ex- Governor from Michi-
| gen, who had been in the Territory but few
months We ask our Democratic friends to
stop in their career, and consider disposition
ately, such facts as these, and seriously ask
themselves whittier they are tending. You
support Harris; Harris tile Administration;
the Administration Walker, and be is found,
cheek by jowl, with the Topeka fanatics
What think you, Tennessee Democrats, of your
company
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

~ 1t is evident, from the labored articles
which appeared in the organ of Gov. johnson,
in this city, on the 9Th and 17lh inst, that
there is a necessi ~ for something to be done
to satisfy democrats as to his fitness for the
vacant Senatorship. If Gov. johnson is dis
tasteful to democrats, how much more ought
he to be distasteful to Americans9 If demo-
Gratis deem it their duty to the country to pre-
vent bis election to the Senate of the United
States, is not the duty of Ameri cans in that
respect ten fold greater9 Have they forgot-
ten the insulting language he employed two
years ago, when speaking of their party2 Do
they need to be reminded that he stigmatised
them as ''alles of the prince of Darkness" as
reptiles upon which the feet of honest men
should be placed" as "hyenas," as worse than
"Murre's clam? No; we cannot believe they
are so false to the nober attributes of human
nature. They must feel and cherish just re-
sentiment against the utterer of such atrocious
| calumnies9 Bet, we beg them to look at the
indications from the democratic camp. There
is a war going on against Johnson, but with
unrighteous craft he is enclosing his opponents
within a web from which they may not escape.
! If, by the supineness and apathy of the opoo-
silion to the sham Democracy, the Legislature
should go against US, he l0iU be elected to the
Senate We do not believe there is but one
| man in the sham Democratic party who has
courage enough to push his claims against
Johnson's; and he, we apprehend, will not
have strength enough to beat Johnson before
tricky caucus. Let the American party see
to it, that no such contingency shall occur.
Let them put down their enemy, and the enc
my of all fair-minded men, by electing an
American Legislature. That is the only way
to effectually dispose of the evil genius which
moves ''like thief in the night" to the con-
! summation of its selfish ends.