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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
AO1ICA To ADVENT y M.


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A. per esus adva rates, and kept on In
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GEO. II. WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.AnDkks h BIO. DaIiy Gazette.
II LiSaHkk d 20, Der DsnIoKrAt
UAKKINulVh o wiLklE, Daiiy Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Denton House .

CORNEk of Third and Iowa treets, Davenport
~ only squares trom the \ Depot. GuAran-
tecd ~ be good House 10 any In the city. Trs-
veers stopping ia Dave nport win mud st the Dent0n
House ali the coui1Dfts OF . goUd home, compsising
clean rooms, clean bedr, good attendance, and .
cheerful compliance with every reason able demand
Charges reasonable aud no huutug
SETH SHovE, BENZ DENTON.
Agent. June23I867d q vi y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

The Albion Mills have been stopped
or few days past. for repairs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Erie Canal.

Schenectady, Dec. l.
Canal clear; boats move freely both
ways.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice.

VSHB creditors Of Frederick ". Xeaerstins are
II hereby nottned that have bee0 appointed IN
the plsce OF george r. Elliott 70 execute the trust
embrsced in the aseienDsnt OF the said Ke1kFttetn
for The bsnent OF bis creditors, made the 18th DAY
Of 0spembss, 1857 Anl ssid creditors are further
noli6ed 70 present sher claims under oath or sar.
nation within three months g provided By Law.
Dsv0p<yt OItobsr u, 1851.
D. o. KIN0SLAND,
novSVoV Assig use.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Tattst Wt@s,

Arrival of the Steamer Fulton.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

sTARR'S NEWS DEPOT

ST A R RS NEWS DEPOT
AND
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
We receive regularly and for sale Daihes
n. Y. Reraid, Pnilad. Bu-letln,
Tribune, Gin. Gazette,
Times, Commercial,
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Pres,
TRAVELLER. Tribune.
81. Louis Republican. 81. Louis Istelligencer,
Davenport 0szette, Democrat and views.
Subscriptions received on the most liberal terms
By the month, quarter or year.
octi 8. H. STARR, Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

AN ANOMALOUS STATE OF THE LAW
In the State of Iowa there is no law
prohibiting marriages between brother and
sister, father and daughter, mother and son
A license was recently granted in this city
for the intermarriage of a man and the
daughter of his own brother. In no other
State III the Union, would such incestuous
connections he tolerated.
What care our rulers for the deplorable
condition of the laws of Iowa, as long as the
Missouri river is kept open?
A DEER.-Our friend, J. F. KELLEY,
has two fine deers-one of which weighs
two hundred poun1s All who love good
venison will call and take slice of this
rare delicacy.
Remember the stand-3d st., between
Brady and Perry streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Money in New York.

New York, Dec. l.
Money easily procured at ! per cent on
call. Sterling exchange very firm at los
for 60 day billa There was tolerabls firm
business ut the stock exchange on the A. n.
at improving prices. Second Board, prices
still upward but business rather inactive.
Steamer Sunk.
St louis Dec l.
The famous steamer Allegany, for New
Orleans, struck Quarantine Island, aud sunk
in seven feet of water. One man and child
were drowned. The boat was valued at
$4,000 snsured In PittsLurg fsr SIS. 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
WHITES QUADRLLE BAND,
LeClatse, Scott Co., IoseS.

BAND OF TWELVE
YInt Violin, jacob 0trasssS,
Gbcood Violin, seAuitS,
CiaSionet, John ecA1hler,
nute, Hoekftedt,
Comet, Nichaeli,
Htsst Tru1pee, ue0Ty 0e40Aleys
Escond TTumpet, Mart,
FIRST French Horn, Schro1R,
second Yrench Horn, BaluA,
yluk 0oTitWe, A. ". n1o6,
Contro 0aas, poest.
Hrompesr, 4. y. Whito.
BAND OF FIVE
Iifse Violin, 4. n. WhttA,
0sroad violin, Jacob 0lT0o0os,
Clarioase, John 9cAunles,
O0net, Henry ochuhlsS,.
Da0, 4. ". heod.
An orders addresed - A. ~. 11ADs q JACOB
0f1Ao011, Dsvenports Iowss q % 4. =. W1111,
Il Oiaire, Iowa, vii roosivo pgu1D o1oo11eoA.
n. .. We fuSaish bseteS nls1e thaa - othag
nand = tAe oeats, ~ ssohS - aAAVss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
Welland Canal Clear OF Ice.

W0ll0nd Canal Clear OF Ice.
st. Catharines, C. W., Dec l.
Welland Canal is clear Of ice from Mer-
rittsville down. Vessels are moving and
will get out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

BrattOn House.
LIE CLAIRE, Iowa.
r. m. BROWN, PSspristss
WIS house, being the largest, most Convenient
L and only nrst class hote Ia Le Claire holds 0ut
The greatest luducemcnts ~ the travelling public, aud
70 those who want quiet and comfortable home. II
10 furnished In the best style, and pains Will be
sparcd " satisfy the wsnts OF al guests.
II 0snd stabing attached. ts6dsvSS
Notice
rs hereby given that have this day appointed Nr
i J. X. 6rinith ~ Deputy Aarshsl for tue City Of
business appertA,ning TO my OIL ", In my absence,
inability to attend to It.
October ~, 1851. ii MITCHELL.
oc27du Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
Photographic.
A DAMS makes . nns Miniature enamsled iron
a DAas maze. . ane Miniature on silver Pate.
\ DAMS makes fne Miniature on Mica.
A DAMS makes fine Miniature On Glass.
A DAMS makes q nne Miniature Paper.
A DAMS Pictures unsur psssed In the U. States
A DAMS inviies yonr attention ~ his Gallery on
"A Brady Street, between ~ and 3d sts.
Nsy l2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
e. S. MOORE.

1resco, Banner, Sign and Or.
nxmentAl PAINTER, 0rsiner
19Of Wood, N4one and Marble,
0ilding apon Glass,
D Ls~<scops, Scenery and Porwaa P0S~sdm1,
one with dispatch, IN the best modern and tasteful
sVlss. Also, Agn Painting end 0rainins for ths
Trade.
\. v. Ooraer Brady and 9TH streets, Dsvenpeet
Iowa. jan38 dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
lllOVal.

1NHD undersigned has removed his once 10 the
L second story Of g. L. Nichols new hloCk. corner
Second and Brady streets, Davenport.
Iw. WOODWARD.
Money 70 loan on Real Estate by
oC7dtS " vOODW m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

THE subscribers beg leave inform their friends
l. that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, tween
Second and Tard, and thankful for or all past favors
they respectfully solicit liberal share VI the patron
age OF the public.
II. CAMP h co.
N.B. Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded as cheap as at any Stable
In the City DccYdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03
lbR. j. e.. PAX II ElS

Would announce u the citiz aus CT Davenport and
vicinity that e hos the practice OF nedciiie
ana any ue found when not proiessienaiiy tngaecd,
M M, ice OF. ., oolu street, ve ana Kecs
Island ,lre,ts Nov. 20, 1864. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

uo0No1D, ......s.s II
do tWtllod.. o6
Linings, plaid. .lOsl6x
Sattnetts, pl Z fanlO68
n. deI.atnes, fancyl6036
do plain lo09O
ENC.
Al0ck ......s..s.s ~
6heoss..ssssse...s uOiz
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

CHRRIY1 LHONARD's ohios may hereafter b.
- foand at the Court House.
H. LDOuARD,
s'hseuah~vt0 oAcss ~ nrtv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-03

Wood, Kitchener e. Go.
LAVE removed no No. 8, Commercial Block, Bra
xx dy street, below Second. See advertisement In
another column
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12

Set. 5. Der 9rseit ess Gtaatss cu in fcincr
8siis coer llmitduosu usrpfdupst cosr beresIlsben
rperoGn an ir9suo Elm Snoipieuun, Gcmpa9nte, @crs
pcration Coer @seulbaft nrtb icu oer Staat in Bus
tunft ein 9emcinIhaftiher 8eiiesr ceer StcdbaIter
in ir9euo elmer Gcupa9ns, @sleufbaft cosr Gcrpc;
ration pereen.
Set.6. Der Staat fol- Die Shutc coer h;
atno einsu Sbsil eeri6eu cincs Gauutre. elmer @itp
Brrcueb, ODER Souultbips, cNer reenb elmer Gcrpci
ratcn coGr GSseHIdaft niht auf 1d1 ncbmen, ss fti
ofnu, oaB lcltbs Sdbulo tcutrahirt pcrocu, nm cen
Staat "a tcfahieen, cine Susahcn jardfiuhla9cn,
inuerc Snlurrctticu ,u uurorten, tb lelbls Su be;
Ithdeen in 5sitn ots Rrie9es ocer per Saat bei;u'
tsbsn in Qbtrosuu9 ir9snO clues Sbsites Ieuer se'
9snp6rti9cn Sdbulc.
Get. Z. Die Gjtfe9ctuno Iett ttin @auutn,
feline 9itp, Sercu9b, SGunlbir. ceer interpcrtrten
0iiritt outcriIrcn, traft Der Gtimus kincr @dr9cr
cSer auf cntioe gReiit elm Scdhalter in r9cno ci:
usr Gcmpa9nc, 6jefsuibaft ceer Gcrpcrotcn Iu pSr:
cen cocr GBco 81 crIon9sn cber tbrtn Credit gu ri'
ben fir irstno cine Gcrpcratirn, G'cabaft, Sniti'
fuf nnpr 00ortei
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
II. @. Curtin,
Setrstdr ocr 9icpu6lif.
SIN ssnat. gQSr, d, 1857.

SIN Stnat, 9Rdr3 27, 1857.
al5 brr Sri6tub teantrascnb abdntrrmscr
CUR Gcnilituticn rrr Jtrputlit, untsr @rpGsunC
mar, unp Die 6rase 9eitsIlt wurpe:
g9il Scr Srnat bic rrle atSnrerurs scncImI.
om2
sSurern ben Snidsn9rn tsr Grn7tutipn ge.
map Nts SaS urb Ncins 9cnommfn, nSmti6.
Sas-Oit .6crrCu Sremer, grcwre, @clTep, Glp
Grams, Setter, SIsunitru 6raSr, Susrom, Serbian
8iUtn9tr, arcr, eoubatp, eerpis, NlrGr, Stcitlc
Stlltrs, Sbumon, Stesls, Straub, g8sitb, 9Hiltius
Ssri9bt unc 2a9sert Sptcher-24.
NSins-Se Ssrren trot6, Grsfueu, Sinncr
@res9, barrts, Ycurele uno Scutber-L
90 irurbe bic 6rase ttjatrnb entI6irSm.
sluf bic 6ra8r,
Se1 err Ssnat bic srritr atautrruns arneb.
missn2
SSuSsn bic 5as uno 9lsins sencutntrn, cen 9es
ltimmun9rn Der @rnltitutiOn gemGe, ndnlid.
Sot--0ie 6srrtu grsper, 8rcpne, @r@wsu.
Gtp, gpans, Setter, 5iuuep. Stcunitsn, Snaram,
Screcn, Rncr, eautdb, Gents. NRper, GelIsrs, sbu.
man. Scutbr, StSels, Snaub. g1stlb, gSilfius,
1ris6t uno So99art, Sprrter-23.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
Der tpDDlfetle Su6ftpbr
in Der Stabt 9lllentaun.

St oem rrcblfiiien 8utb1cbr rer lntsrseisbngien
IN Bet Stoot duentaun, no tsete gRrthe piecer fcfs
9cuoe btrrllde SRcrtc in GnetilHer Spratbe. erbals
ten rperstn-rpeldbs iIe on ben Osuptrt Yrssn mics
Der atIaGtn ipereen, uamitb:
The Life of Napoleon,
Bartlen's Narrative, in Texas, New
Mexico. California, &c.
History of Nicaragua,
Nineveh and its Ruins, without Abridg-
ment, 4e
Life in Abyssnia,
A Common place Book of Thoughts
Memories 81 Fancies,
The Women of Christianity,
Appleton's Railway and Steamboat MAJ
vigaton Guide, &c. &c. &c. s
SIebtubeu baben Tc ncutidb ibrsn Gtcd dtsrboupt
croSujt, uuO biCten bcm Yuttitum nun ofe arten
8ddbcr, In Der Gn9tlbrn nno Deutiheu Spratbe
gum @ertouf on, uno ,ror 70 peblftit oog man Mrs
ac osnc pchfti(tr taufsn toun. : due Itirber uno
oueere 0rtitt pcmit ibr Strd ;uioulmsneeiset 1T
anmfdbren III uunlSslitb, uuo iis rslen rabsr nus
anfibrsn, eaf errldbt gum Sbsil tciiebt aus
ginrnt pcaldnciacn QiIortrmrnt altr publifa-
tiorsn Der QmerifdntlAm 5rnftat .0Ieleal6oft,
alien Nrtn IN bicIrr @e9enp rerlonatrn Sduls
bidder; gaen glrtcn Sitrln; eincin terrliden
9liIprtement atlcr gtrten ael6t6tttdrr Sider;
aleH atpuHlDItH OCpIeuUfr elfem Der pe@
ffen NIcrtenlsntS Slonfbidrr oas ie in birffr
Geacno mar einem tcrrliden Tcuat6 allsr
perIan8trn S6Wibmntsrialen. Ycrtmunnaie,
!Saars nb 3ltntirltru, perfumeeisn cinem
unscteuer 9rcbsn unp isbr wcblfelem gtilerte<
ment gBanc' unp 6enfiers rsYapier einsm Irtr
! 165ueu Enforcement Stunfs fir 5rieteneriGtr,
peldsS ppn feinem anecrn @tdbliiemtnt iiber.
trrifen mercen flnn, unb fur; 9Ilfs. taS in ct.
nsm trObeinacr4tetrn Stcbr Der Qlrt se1udt
wre. = 8ufet pn9er al unp urt9eilet fiir gua
fslta.
Tur nitbsbtr scrrgiut li6rrnls llntufldeun9 fino
c b6tbit cOntbar. uno tltttn nm ftrusrsu entiaten
3upruh. cen hs 1tb rurtb suic 8eborfune. CUTE
l8aartn uup ttIl9t YrrFt gu prrrisusn utben rsrs
ten.
8cf, Gjutb unb 5elfrid.
aUtntoun, Snni TO- 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
Setretd rs . ffisc
earrtsbur9, SUM %, 1857.
penn1Ylsaniell, So.

penniplYanierL So.
SD trJcu8c, baB StiscS cine sstrrue unS rid,.
ti9e abldrift Der ,,SaS" lmp Der ,,gteins" IN,
tpcldle Itrr ben Sel6IuB sencmmm wurbrn, frr
abGnsern8sn sur 9cnltitutcn beS Staates teans
tra9t, ME lolGe fi6 putfinern In ben Sdgsbttern
Der tsieen 6duler Der General 9IiIsmblD Sirlrr
Ncputtt fit bic SiBuns pcn 1857.
FRN 3eu9niB mtnr Sanb, Icpie ras Sr.
.s gel teia9tr Office, picien %. Stunt 1857.
II. o. Curtin.
SStrstSr Der &spublif
9uIi s. 1857 nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
SIT c8 nt6t fD 2

4 @crraudc 4 rthur's te;
Irjibmtt kltlisiit9tInrs n an.
men uno Sor& uno tus
Ipirit cas- 9onSi Sabr frlfcbe
|, Srilbtc on ScmmsrsY Yrelfen
baden,
@clIiiGneioe 1lnneifunz
9cn um oue 2(rten Trddhic
Iuno Scmoicrs auhutorats
Irtn. beSIciteu eie Aahnsn
Iuno Sars.
Sit fnp rcn 5iuu. glas,
lOuscuspaarsn uno Srusrs
Iuno 2tsio.prebs Gtsiumoas
lrrn ssmotbt. Die SrSesn
Ihno ron einem 9,einf 3u els
Iurr Gjalcn. Dids &ounen'
uno Sdrs iiuo 9dnjtitb cfsn
am cbtrn Gnoe uno sssienet
Ocscncmir in fcr 2ranspcrz
iniicu 81 tenirten.
3u pertaufe II bei ben
Srchrboltern furdlaus ben
I,9steini9tsn Staateu.
l(uefunft. 6 irfnlurs nfers
csu auf &srtorssn eeftbidt.
iET Sresrs ren fsur Saueep
lpSroen crbCten.
@Slo ecpib porcn eoe Sbr
lftir ltrthur'e 0ounsun. Snrs'
Ifrdat. -0itfslte haten hte
prcbe pcn jrpei Sal,rs;sittn
Irciionocn, u, fno pcn ,bun5
Ioertm uno Saulenntn rem
Somiticn, .6cfets uuo Gelfs
IhSulrr 9cbrouht rerheu.
CHir mahsn oielttte nun
fir BIC 9)lillicntn.
2lrtbur. SurBbani
uuo 6ilrop,
Sabritanwn unter rem ToT
tent, SIC. III uno 1lg
Gin l0te ctr. (Csde Der
@ttrsc) 96ifapeiphia
n1;}9R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
GrItc 9t6Guberuntt.


Gs fcu elm weitsrsr 2rtitst ,u 6ciastr gcntim:
tien tcmnien, etr ais artfd elf aufjufdbrsn III,
uamlidb
HrtiFef II.-Den 5taate.5buleen,
Ssf. 1. Dlr Stoat n,a9 Sbuleen tcntrobt:
rsu, un epoi9e DeftS cber 2(usfiIG in oen@nfitnf.
ten ;u cedsn cotr Nusoobtn ~ tCaconen fir tpGtbt
anoersrrtS niht 9slcr9t 1T; OlIstu Oct Gelammtet:
tra9 fclher 9huoen, oirettsu coCr ufiuilen, Of
scntrabirt frft eincr cper mebrsr Nttcn ter @ene:
raj AGsmtlN, peer i'll ptrtbieoenu 3eitpericocn, fell
nisnials tcten buuetrt uno fiufjis touitno Sbalrr
esrlfsi9sn uno oa5 aus Der ltntast iclbtr 5bulocn
srbaltene @slo iclI gu Dem 3pcf ,u vsrpsurcu itin
fir wslhsn es an9rlboIt ruuros, cotr sur 3id,ab
lung Der 10 fCntrabirteu SbuIbsn, uuo ;u ftinCm
anbsrtu 3nsd.
Sef. 2. Sn 3uhs 81 Der c6tn GsItimmtiu
Wabt mag Der Staat Stbulotn tcntrabirsn, mn cine
Snpafsn iurttiutrsi6su, Snmrrsttcuen m uutlr.
orddtn, Den Staot i'm Srie9e gu rtytbli1QGn. rptr
bic 9e9enpSrtt9s ausltibinos Gtbulo oC6 Staatts
etn,uSlsn absr oas pcu Der anbaufuna fclber
Stbutoeu erbaItsnc SGIo etl uur 4; Dem 3pttf, fir
wdhen ss srbcttn curoe, on9rpanot mactn ceer
GUT &idsallun9 iclbtr Sbutpin uuo 5a eeiusm an:
strsu 3ped.
Sef. 3. 2tuGer ben cbian, In NbTanitt Gins
uno 3Iuet oeiss Artitrls ipsyfsirtcn Sbuletn oarf
teins auoere ShuIo trutrabirt wsroSn ourdb ceer
far Den Staot,
Set. 4. lin fdr bic 5abluns Ssr aeatnpar.
t9sn uno ir9cno elmer uldelitbsn pie pcrbeoot trn
trabirtsn SbulO su fcr9'n, foil bic GSissas6Ina in
ibrsr erftsn Sisun9 nod annabme oieler a6aaSt:
runa einen Sitsun9sicno erribtcn, tptltbsr biure.
den fol- iur 8e;ablun9 Der pcn fcltbgr Sbulo ami.
huftuosu Sntereisn uuo GUT iSbrihen &erminps:
run9 Der bauptluums mitteit siutr Sumnie ron
niht pen9sr als jpei bunoSrt uno ftinf;ia tanlenS
2bolsr; oisIsr SiI9uu9sfcno iou 6eltebcn aus Dem
idbrliebsE rsinen Gintcmmen ron olu Siaatsperftn
rtlhe esr Stoat uon 5etSu 5tt bslet, coer aus otm
Gspinn pen Dem @crtauf ocrtten tcer raeno eints
2bets oapcn, uno aus Dem @inten,mln cesr g,eip;nn
aus oem 8ertauf Der Dem Staat ssbSriesn. Gteds,
;ulammsn nit onoersn Scnes cssr SGlfsluelIsu, bic
furebs Gfiss teltlmnt pGrotn niS9su. 9riaater
2itsuu9sfono mag Ocn 3sit ;u 3tit psrftSrFt perSm
eaburth, oaP man r9cuo ciusn Sbeil Der Sarcn ceer
anoerer StaatseintInlts, rpstbe fir Die evoin6rsn
uuo laufsnben Rs9isruaes aus9absn nidt rfrrotr.
tb iine, eaflr beltimmt, uno ss fell ouger i'm Sal
sinss riease, elmer Snpaicn ceer 5niurrtfticu ttin
2bsil bsfastsn Stsun9sfcncs onHersmis tenuet eosr
p.rwsnoet msrosn als Sur eSlbun9 Der Sffculliden
Shule. tis esr Sstra9 ELDER Sbuto auf psniasr
ats fdhf Daiuicneu 3baltr rsfutrt IN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12
Setretar's SfFtG
ySarriStur9 SUM %. 1s5

'oHltleeut9' Sunl ~. 1891.
YrnniYtpaniet SS
SD fejcu9c krrnit, ba6 Sti9rs cine sttrtur
uno ri9ti9e QbIariit res Original ,,SeIdIuiIr5
5u atdnrrrun9ra rrr Grnlitutpn hes Staats, y
NIT Der utrr BERN IdliebIide poiliruna in btipeu
3rst5en rrr @'eicb9ctung ltatt9sbattcn Abltim-
mnn5 IT, ipie iie nd6 ben in pieler SfFcr aufBes
rebten STi8jnaIirn ritGript.
IiS Bum 3uaniB eeIIen BABE iG &itruntrr
SsaAssnlrnc 8antl6riit Grlcbt unO Sas Sicscl
err Srfntir'S SfFte tri3cfa9t, an pbistm GIS
unp Sabr.
II. @. Curtin,
Setretar Der Hcpu6lif
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-12

SIN 8cprdltntontcnhouTc.
2tprit 30. 1857.
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ftir bic 5writc QbGnperun9 81 Sas, 81 glsins
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SIN genat, gNsri 27, 1857.

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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-24
Delegate Elections.

We hope our Democratic friends will bear
in mind the election for delegates in the sew
eral election districts of the county on Satur-
day next, so that every district may be duly
represented in the County Convention which
will assemble in this place on the following
Tuesday, and its voice be heard in the forma-
ton of the ticket, to be supported at the en-
suing election. 1t is only by full attend
aDee at the primary elections, and free and
full discussion on the part of the people, that
they can make their wishes known and have
them carried out. Let this be done, and rru-
dent and discreet delegates be selected with
desire to carry out the wishes Of the party
in their respective localities, and at the same
tims promote the union and harmony of the
whole party 10 the county, and we feel assu-
red such a ticket will be formed as cannot
fail to receive the support of every democra,
in the county at the election in October next
There are number of worthy persons in
every quarter of the county, fully competent
to discharge the duties Of the several Office:
to be filed. and we only hope that the Con
vention in the discharge of its high duties
will look to the future welfare of the party
and be guided in its deliberations by spiri
of oonciliation, concession and compromise
caring nothing for men. and they will receiv,
the thanks of their constituents. Let the on
ly inquiry be-" is he honest, is he capable
and our word for it, if this Jefersoniar
maxim is adhered to, all will be we'll.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-24
Conservative Democracy.

We find cheering evidences in all our ex-
changes of the progress of right principles and
the crushing out of the antagonism to the
spirit of nationality. The Providence Post
says: throughout the whole country the
conservative element seems to be uniting on
the Democratic party, We are growing in
strength every day-East and West-thous-
ands are rushing into the ranks, and if gen.
eral election could take place tomorrow, a
woful falling off among the Black Republi-
cans would be observed. In Massachusetts,
there is general Aeeling with the old line
Wings, in favor of uniting with the only an
ti-abolition, anti.disunion party in the field.
The influence of such men as Choate and Ev-
erett is having good effect. The manly course
taken by the present executive of that State
will tend to re-animate the conservatives Of
Massachusetts,. And we may as well remark
that the fanatical howl set up by the Black
Republicans over the late vetoes of Governor
Gardner, will only serve to strengthen the
respect and confidence of the people in that
gentleman. The star of Black Republican.
ism is set."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-06-24
The Crops.


A few weeks ago. it was generally believed
that the crops of all kinds for 1857, would
fall very far short of those of 1856. The
backwardness of the Spring. was calculated
to encourage this belief. We gather, howev-
er, from our exchanges, that not only in this
State, but in nearly every State of the Union,
there will be an abundant harvest. In nearly
all the Western and South Western States,
the prospects are quite as good as they were
last year; in some they are much better.
We regard it then as very certain, that in
view of the prospect Of an abundant harvest
in Europe, as well as the fattering prospects
in our own country, there need be no foar Of
q famine.
In our own county, every kind of grain
looks well, except the corn; we have had too
much rain, and too many cold winds, for the
rapid growth Of this necessary and important
agricultural product. During this month
corn requires hot suns and moderate show.
ers-we still hope for the best--the crop il
not yet beyond recovery, and with few days
of warm, dry weather, will present fine and
vigorous appearance. The potatoes, grass
and fruit, never promised more abundan
yield in this county, than they do at thi.
time.