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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
Prairie Lands for Sale.

V>HE subscriber has one III ursant acres OF prime
prsifie lands in Jasper, Story, Mar -hsii and
fiankiih Counties, which he will sell for cash orex
hhnse for other property upon the most favorable
efyn,, also for sale some rine bull !lng Io,oa N al.
I'd .rfg streets In North Davenport.
jan IA ar OLIVER c. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
CARDS.
DR. J. KENNY

\ ATE % st ianfs. has heated himself IA bavcn-
p-tt and ~ - his professional - 'ftiees 10 tue
is.nIlc ut The cat, snd y,tlnily.
,,iicr the scott HOUSE, ,oTn.r a Front and HaI
rl,uu ,tr, cts MAY 18th
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
Eleven nest Desirable buildlns
Lets,

VIE South II iA.tlo1Ai half Of block 10 lrevrnty.
! nvel corner Of Le Claire ami Front Streets sub
divided Into eleven lots suitable for comm.dious
81 3rer, and Commission Houses, offerei 70 least
OF the ApoSs hsn,,d term CoIvsnknt steamboa
landing with proximity 10 the Railroad is,xt u,nke
peculiarly desirable for business prrr,ers In
llT.of Wn n. HlLIkElB, East Dsveupo,t
DAViSUN TRuE. Daveuport liaI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

4koNE hundred and ternty Building lots In an
I.Addtion t- the town Of Port byron
These lots eligible aud handsomely situated on
she bank o! the Mississippi They vii be sold on res
t,naoie germs.
For particulars inquire OF Messrs Durfee, Pratt 4
CO., Port Byron, Charles J. ROGERS. Es,, LeClaire
Corbin Dow Davenport, Of the Subscriber
JAMESMAY
n The subscriber hes numbericss desirable pie
fceof land In and the cities of Davenport and
LsCiaire, anr near the town OF Port Byron that he
u To sell. tOctI6tfl in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
+. S. MOORE.

tresco, Banner, Sign and Or
~ nsmen,al FAINTER. Gr.ine-
6fdine upon Glass
, Lonfscops, Seer cry aud Fovfrsa PointsnQ,
ene with dispstch, in the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Sign Painting and GrAinlnS for the
Trade.
n. v. Oorner BRADY and AaA ssreet., D.vmport
lova. jsra8 div
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

fpNtNpttNfltLp' tlNsA' NOok a..
I'll kNFi >. GILBERT HENRY CHAPMAN =
.GEoh"k HtiN asa. - f
t" " @
off1CCI-aS
vpMrNp cANPJEIp p-es HENRY gNStr see
utsuy ru.rNas Ttr,.t
SM GunrWr GenervI ssent and su,ysyer
Tlis Company " - orgnuped On tine 9th day of
Match \ u 1891 uiri.r a 3l.,iafC harter fruu, the
H. nsfatu. ~ Iat~ and busincs. comm, need under
thu no,t Ia> ~ ahIa au-rs-.. IT. @-tahn hmcni has
h,. ut.,, II IL, .,,,t ,.l..lt,,I..ts Ia,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
For. Nu1c ar Lease

7 n Lots or subdivisions 10 suit purchasers a, pey.
sons that may desire 10 lease for term OF yes,s
the following property in the city Of Davenport viz
In block l3-2lS feet fronting on ~ street
I5D on Western v.pus
% +" &" 81 st
In block l7-nesr the Market House
90 feet fronting on Western avenue
extending 100 rect back with au allie
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

TIE ubscrieers would respectfully inform the
] builders Of Davenport and the pubic generally
that they weep constantly on han st their Planning
MIL IN Rock Island, corner Of Rock River and wash
n,tcn str,rts, Seasoned Flooring and siding and al
Snisnf finishing lumber Of the best quality. Gal
and examine stock before purchasing els@whcre
J. A. BIDniSoN 4 60.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20
Farmers Exchange NaI00n,
ru x1E LUNCH
nansl Hansl I


Y Ohetss ~ o. oasar Cured nsns, yust psss
"a sad fcs ~,
Isasi tftN 4. NAIJanpl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

EK.B.N'E LEv'
Insurance Company.
Once W.Co Or Of Main cheshutstrsst
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital. ep0O.OO
WIN. D'tRNCH, Pres't. AID. ABELEa, Vice pres
CHAs. ABRAMs0N, SECRETARY.
biRsCfoRs. Aa7
X. A. Cuno Cbss. =. Meyer Henry Hoo
O. Meier, A. O. Cordes, X Wiimot.
u. J. spsunharst.
p. b HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
The Undersigned IN Agent fer this new Insuyano
Company, which % managed by some Of ths most Sub
santal business men ofst Louis, and ready at ali
times TO take risks on Reasonable rates IL shouIl
not be overlooked that this 10 good Western Con.
pany and should Be supported By citizens Instea
cfbeing swindIed ty Eastern swndling -iDstiintios
OF which there are many
dec2sdiy P.D HARDING.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Iro BE coyrISrEp.l
Thanks,


CHAs. JORDAN, Esq, of Tecumseh, has
our thanks for club of ten subscribers,
with the cash. In his letter accompany
ing the subscription money, he says
"Havin. been reader of the Herald
of Freedom from its commencement until
now, but as was taking several other pa
pers, and the times were hard, had con-
cluied to try and get along without it for
a time; but when the time approached for
it to stop. / felt / could not do without
its friendly visits-so concluded to make
up club, and the result is enclosed
We thank our friend for his interest in
the Herald Of Freedom, and assure him
that it will never be less worthy his conf
dence and support than now, and that its
efforts will be ever exerted for the tri-
umph of the right, let the opposition to If
continue as violent asit may. The same
mail that we opened containing that let
ter, brought us large number of subscrib-
ers from other parts of the Territory, as
also from the East; and our list, instead
of "soing down to nothing." as interested
persons are representing, continues to in.
crease daily.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Ths Delegate oonvsn.on

called at Grasshopper, was convened on
the 26th of August, by electing W. I.
Roberts Chairman. After the mass Con-
vention closed its deliberations the Dele
gate Convention was called to order, and
ON motion, all were invited to take part
in the meeting.
On motion, MARCUS ]. PARBorT, Esq,
was put in nomination for Delegate to
Congress by acclamation. Three cheers
were given for him, when he was called
to the stand, and made one of his most
eloquent speeches. An attempt to give
a SYNOPSIS of it would be useless, as it
could not convey to the reader any idea
of his felicitous style, or happy expression.
Suffice to say all were more than gratihed'
and the Convention was adjourned with
the utmost harmony prevailing with ev-
erybody.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

been assailed from all quarters, but the
people have taken their position on your
platform, as appears by the action Of this
Convention. !.
The Chairman appointed w. I. Rob
erts, j. Adams, S. c. Pomeroy. c. K.
Holiday, and J. &. Goodin the Commit
tee under the third resolution, with IN
structions to report the result OF their in-
terview with the Territorial authoritiest to
the Territorial Executive Committee In
writing, at as early day as practicable.
Gen. Lane moved the following. which
was adopted
Resolved, That Territorial Executive
Committee, consisting of twenty persons,
be appointed by the Chair, any i've OF
whom shall constitute quorum for the
transaction of business, who shall hold
continual sessions at some central point
in the Territory. from this time until alter
the October election.
The President announced the follow
ing gentlemen as members of that COM
mittee, to witt. II. Lane, Doniphan;
G. K. Holiday. Topeka; Dr.. Jas. Davis,
II. Miles Moore, Leavenworth; 0. Z.
Learned, Burlington; Anderson johnson,
indianapolis; g. W, Hutchinson. y. w.
Brown, C. W. Babcock, Lawrence; WE.
NJ. Army, Hyatt; DIR. G. Gillpatrick. Pot
towatomie; J. P. Root, Wyandott; Alex.
Jamison, Robert Riddle, Grasshoppef; w.
R. Frost, G. w. Smith, franklin; j. X.
Goodin, Centropolis; P. c. Schuyler,
Burlingame; DR.. Robertson and Edward
Lines, Waubonsa.
On motion of G. w. Brown,
Resolped, That the secretaries be irl-
structeL to furnish copies of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting at length to
each of the Free State papers IN the Ter
ritory, for publication.
Onmotion, adjourned sine de.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
w,.. pos. II Meant

Politics is hard, stern, and practical
subject. 1T would be as difficult to ex-
tract poetry from tas it would be to get
sweetness from gall. Yet one OF our re-
porters who has for long time serinbled
for the press in the East, all about the
politics of the country, has suddenly iaii-
en- into the tender embraces of the muses..
1t is certainly ominOus. He has mounted
his Pegasus, but he proves only q limp
ing, wind-broken steed.
1t is matter of curious speculation,
what has brought about this change IN
our scribbling friend. We hope he has
not suffered in mental sanity, in conse-
quence of any supposed preponderance Oh
the Walker interest, in the Territory
Mems imaginations frequently play most
Iaughabie antics. We may expect slnee
the conclusion of the GrasshoPper Falls
Convention, that some of his coadIu1orS
will take to writing poetry. What afme
we viii have The local and metropolitan
nress will TEEN with the lyrics Of Gun for
eipn friends, and the dirty subjsctef pol
itics will get no more suggestions nom
them.
We think it would be happy state OF
things. The people East have grown tif-
ed of the stereotyped, monosonous rePo''s
of troubles in Kansas. 1t viii be 2 most
glorious relief. While @our Special Cor.
Tesnondents,, n., were capable of doing and
have done infinite mischief in their stories
for the Eastern public, their poeticsl ei-
fnsions we believe would prove in an en1-
inent degree harmless. :
We believe there is more of the posa-
cal sffiatas in the foreign born, than IN
Americans. The latter are more pEacti-
| cal and utilitarian. May We not expect
thai the practical turn which has recently
been given to political affairs in our c0un.
try. will outrage the asthetic natures o.
our foreiqs correspondents? VII they
no. abandon in disgust their present occu-
patton, and give it into hands that can
| perform Il well and truthfuIly2 Nay We
moi. IN this arspieious change m shasrs,
| hone that pubic sentiment VII Pc enc
/ liahssnsd BY men who have permanent
- -.,s.st.ntial interests, not only N the
material prosperity Of Kansas, but N the
;nst;tut;oss Of our country.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
lake Money

! me in accounts Of
|ths standing, will
by paying the same
$50, within amonth =
|ertisement, / will
Eand deduct five PSF
p persons after this
b interest from the
Fls, until they pay
ford to pay Ave Per
Ed then sell to peO-
kst.
C. STEAR
i 1888 Il.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

o. Messrs GusaMss aud LAWRENCE
recently gave a series Of entertainments
at LeaFenworth, to crowded houses, and
to the general satisfaction Of al persons
in aitendaucc.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
Land Office.

I'D, Attorney and
l,d United States
:. T.
contested claims
n to pre-emptors.
|iaims and Town
! Of the Territory,
,nts.made for cap
.sfactorily guaran-
John w. Geary,
tn Mexican, U. $.
Hon. w. a. III.
Stinson, Esq, Te-
an. 2-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
] Mail Stages.

Z LeapeaWOrta'
! line will leave the
Irning ut half pas
Fpred.)
Ewrence, and the
|th.
I:ll be carried be-
IND, Proprietor.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

that my claim Is
lection, Township
the 6th parallel
luton the public
I'd in said claim,
E TO the same un-
have understood
been endeavoring
buildings ON ny
invalid, and pur-
Ees accordingly.
IUS JENKINS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
cad |!

ees in town where
fthout encourag-
drinks. One Of
pre-, opposite the
hext door neigh
krance Bakeries.
.. STEARNS.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
RES

Messrs. Allen q
F., a large assert;
ICES, especially ol
h Board Breakers
highest commend
sed them /; also
or old Groun"
ould nel...:op the
o. 4 or Eng, CT
higan Double OF
Id receive the es-
b /. wish to raise d
! made some I'M
Rom last year, ior
Lei to be used ID
|, Plows, Cuiiivaa "a
pvei Plows, Roll
Gauge Wheels
Plow fixtures
used in my plowss
Enlistment in the
FINISHED in q sc
br eighteen years .ss
Ts for use in the n,
i can confidently
e Eastern States
: and work per-
Mississippi vaaes' as
ALLEs Il t GiL
TO me at MoiInr
receive pre~P'
BIN DEERE
Iii Engineers. r.
10y, N. Y. are nd nd
surveyors rssx anu
the Union. Ibs'
book Of 96 page
and accurate Ii !
of charge, TO
instruments.r
=. Troy, NY.
-n6s
new and popss.
added Is b"e
JrIHfRTH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
opposite Nc,
htOes.

INA, Illinois, luo
ED POTATOES.
ind American of
lat DELAWARE
-FOUR, which will
Feed Corn, Beans.
kPpLes and an as,
/ sTEARNs,
81 Mass. st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

fge assortment OF
which are offered
ksh. Those wish
ctfully invited to
i j. BLOOD.
hS57.-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
I'll Engineers.

and pofss-.
y added, IS Ra'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

released the stock
!. w. & W. dutch
b. store heretofore
[ is now receiving
e5ea stock of Dry
} Shoes. Clothing,
Glassware, Hats
bow Sash, Doors,
!, Plaster, Plaster
Eited to our very
fcs, consisting IN
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05
}. g. Bs.oxr

?. 9. BaAozrn
Eency.
Ao.KETT. Sur.
/ Agents. Law.
hs &C.,, Bank.
Fvenson 4 Co.
bwa,, Col. T.
F6ice. Fort Des
Brooks, Bank.
+, Cock d Co
fol- G. Rasseli
Iowa; Hon. q
= Garrish, , Mer.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

.eeth I!
/. DENTIST.
-, Al

ia
]. DENTIST,
Ern the citizens
ee has perma-
.eavenworth.
Performedin the
proved manner.
p years in a city
alton of all the
Pfession ,he feels
70 give entire
nsult him.
.vice given,free
opposite Nc.
IIs57.
t0Es.
p JAS. ssrrn,
.R & CO.
Rs,
corner Of Pine
{ now receiving
Superior quality '
e assortment Of
Zip Boots. fancy
omens', Misses
J style and price.
sortment of La
] of which they
r cash at q small
* is solicited.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-05

Res0lsad, That this Mass Convention
express their unslterable resolution to ad-
here TO the Topeka Constitution and Gov
ernment. and that all our action shall be
pointed toward setting the government in
motion, in legitimate manner, at an early
day.
6. w. BRows moved that the resolu-
tions, as returned amended, be adopted BY
acclamasion. No opposition appearing,
they were adopted By three hearty cheers
liz. aFDRA7a fre1a fhe siand, address
ing Mr BRoWs, said, "Tour policf be.
prevailed. You have triumphed, snd fhs
people arc evidently with yci. Toa have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-26
SLAVE PREnIUNS.
AGES INCLUSIVE

The fogle-iag arr tAe rztrs al Isssrane. S.r
Ste9 % The Life oi ssaEs. 81 ne tara 81 F0sr
AGES INCLUSIVE
~ % - 81 So - 20 - s3Io. = 20 - 81 90
9oIe ~ s'se; d - sOs; - a esss , -, = -
A ssssIs psy@-ni IN aeFancr 81 ssur-r sss q hs-
ASaaai PIs'ais@s 90 Ne sbsrs isls, al s-sfs.s
paris 10 P@i4 ~ Ff'ey fsr IA sras asvs q fs4y
zae fsiEy-,sS Ssar~sg Eeai-s IA. .p.-sszsr IN
rsaas ava Els Ls5s II sz&res
la t'eiiciss vih gssst-d foT Ihe i.ru e Oar
E~0 fe'sT &c fosf Hrsfs, Ne s1ape nsse e az
HHai Ffrni9sa Ii either ieraa. al a4gaEtare verp-
aI % EAIs tes, ssrsr eeiors pssG-res 70 ssssrer.
Al Ar sea s5s sfeer1shg fhaer- lsaras q tbs
aeIasi cash ssine q slaves via BE- tasanea
81 Pei,e'es iaay Se tfsRsfsrssd irzrsg--lizs q
80 Tee PrrRisa assa -lsaea IN De Pusicv. ID
lef mere tssn toe ysaT,1 - <ke ssale e8-A year
tee PsymsnI oi wh5ch easlianes ne PasirE a ssue
tof ~ tefn, sFesPeciEr q the b~aith - fe slas.
osi ne tsilcF @Ay - eiscDziisssa " lh< kzaseF
iAsrsol ~ his pseasuss
sih Policies Dor ne wAsls tern 81 FSsg Trnrs
sth - rraatee aPun The paYa-zi 90 s6Fsser 81
fhsre sne haH Ass1ai Pfrsleus
50 VIII this 49, % sft5-sif 81 ss-rsr -
- iss sEaei asr q Ia sisvrs fasa--a srpzBsrA
- ne Ffesssnspa Eafy oaly rrrTF Flps E~srs
ia u ease % eiErrrnes a as4ni q a. 80 a. A.
insi casa saias ~ q slave. d mar - Eeierussrs
hy rsierehce q tee SisinieFesio1 p-rs1ns. cts-s
@s's<A.s y ths over ahs ArEsz q ls~ CaafRsF
sah- - change q eocopafiua 90 uoe nllrs kszNr-
dnas freSsrs ayaia 30 Prsicy. uni-ss ~ ssusvrs
- % Coursng y Ere sbsises ~ rsiliar ane a
g lascs sassss esifa psrasaa sd fi.ereis4
Sh No arpiica-ion Ter inssrssos usli - -r.--.
iages ios less reripd fhah oas yeHr ss.sss a as
fBl EcRrs rreasara
.e'h. ort Dsllsa ibeisers % Eits1s ch.rs.. sac
PeiicF fee
I'.s L.a..-. 80 ~ saju.,ss sss psisaRssa-
Esassd Fsrfais
Az FARMER nrc-ssary tufGossfus a. niar fsssts
heysrs, stttsMeEfs pasicfre Ac wsH ~ f.-- 80
". aEREEET, aresE
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Virginia m Wit:


Al rsses hcId IL The Clerk. oGes Of the Cir
March 1851:
's1"s H.ss1so~5. .o PsaIstis.
SstS@oa Hseisss~1 sod s1rah Ala ssls. JsAa 4 Ma
~ SD Asrewsf be wgs. HDtasa go g4ae AZ
Sgs. $eaa Js-sss Ksbts. Htistsa EssEs Cxa.fss
$500 - Asa4 Aay-A. A1yEEa. Jszs. Jukz Isz.ss
80 Co. 80. eng 1890. Isa kaals
- Fsrssa@i ss1-sssAtsisus ruA<a knO~rA-
THE objscf % shis ,ss y iAi.. The Ps-,s.ssr
i eAsrsss tnAs The dsfesdzRI Solomon n a.
bsSeT osss hia ske7S - cts, wth iss~sr,l 90
Si1S &C TSrc = s-FUf tr-zs Arsfi go 1888 49, -
geo FSrt sh7ffas FFUEs AAE iE f-S5 @
so % Pari iAereo; hom May i.i 1854 "a 500
20 = pat thesrSf tfo@ JssssFg - h. 1907 snt
. ssSt ~ e's he Fesiase iAsFe.a iIon - faasV
aSra 1897, OxiDg all meary pad D. gAtu.if a. -.
caTaa fsf sss1 fsisbdast - Psfiicaizrs II abiss
are haswR IN slAtsm.@si hicd 9Th IN Ria =.
-4Aiolf fasi ssti s".osBes W q loser ires
aaf 81 BHg'ufa BAL ihai b. ne rect dsa,A u
Jeaa 4 setr ~ apst u5is Ssssh ate safi.lra a
uEr sra par q said ksbis's eszfe eos-istfnR Il
yaisabi- land sR1 oIacf ffsi'y ~ The cashts a
Jsssf-oa ass sevbets spd saves asd otser ter-
-oeatF aEd he SAT- u bfoasht 20 affarh n. .S.ss
- 'sfgrss, o. saia SaiST o. Eism .Sower ssa ~
ta -sa pfgY-fiy. snd sutlees - same 10 to paE-
mrnf - pissBiids cisia. AZ divisicn asd disssi-
satioa " sssa PFoFrTty nay ~ se-baAls ne osher
hrffs sd dtstficatsrs are d tsnSants
y sp9-srise ~ sssiavi hssd IN ghIs ssi, ,hat
sc osi,stssts SoisaOn Hr6ir hovsF ard sarsh
h's utts srf - Hsftaas ahd Jsse bic = a.
are 80 fesiires ~ fbis staie fssy are ksrsty a.
saifsd % sppFsF here sEhia Sas q, ava ARR esr
Pstiteai,ca q fAts ofd~r and DO whss - ssess az
. 1890 teetf taaEtrsls - this aattsF a y ter
thrr orcrF~d ihai eoPF u lh5s urssr - psbliah-s
os-s sscr ipr fpss sacessslss se~ss ia ts- yts-
gteia FFet Pres. . sssspspsr psfaied 10 ne
= anis = Jsti-fson Esd ps.sisd 81 - fsani door
~ ~ coaF; ksszs ~ sstf Csusty "a ne 6,.s 80
~ tA@ ueEi CsaatY Cosfi
coPg--Tesse
RI. BRows. clsfk.
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Cordial Elixir az
YEIInIR PERIrI.faN prrr-

TNHls EtHir cumprise. All 'he gcfirr yrir~ir,i-.
n oi CAIIsaYa B@Ik. IN h ~ nEtiyr coasl,iga-
iiou--civeslsd u nothing tus wo,oy DIR ACC DE-
uses afdrt0nRl rnergy from iis cun,in atinn slsh
several Eratef1i aguwstie iusics O. - m0si -
tive srensiheocT &bd decorative adtntrShss ~.
ei TO those ease- Of weak AHd ianguid ksfits 3
wonrn and children whsfe ihr e,rrsit..p a. ira
ratfec. the Muscular system PLACES aud SnrarAhae
~ PeTf"rmine vigorously .js proper igEcftnrs n
j. sdfpzsstt CIV sgrrszti~ &c the tastr anr = ~,
'-ndec 20 Be sB efcsnt Substitute -; those rspuI-
svr bhgsr tpBics. against Which hr d~li-afr stem.
sra % hrqurutiy feyci's Prepared ~ Snnlu-t
sins and Tor sale ~ BELLER s COOKE
Ocgntet HNSg
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