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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
Why Is tho Demand 50 Great fol
Dr. A6A1an'0
AGUE BALSAM2

nv - DhAS<ANA
Because It will, in all cases, safely and efectually
cure that much dreaded scouIge Of the West Chils,
Fever and Ague-withOut fail and In cases will
tersct the poison Of Malaria, Of which fact thou ands
can testify; and unlike oil other most ums, 1t is only
tt'is rpassed. We viii offer few evidences of
Its worth, BY men OF influence and high standing.
Hriaceson, Ill.,, Sept 2OLh, 1867.
DR. NANN-De0r Sir: Fol- seve- si years past
| have used your Ague salssm in my daily practice
and have closely observed ts 81 cts In hundreds Of
cases, End In no case has It failed 10 produce the
most happy effect. l can most cheeriutv recomm nd
It - CERTAIN specific for chis, fever and Aeue, and
''-'-''''' '''s'' H. 41sns. \. D.
Marshall, Mich, Feb. 1lkh, 1857.
DR.. MANN & CO.. have sold large amount OF
your Ague Bslsam 10 this vicinity. and from my per-
sonsl knowledge OF IT, believe it the best remedy for
chtls, fever and sgue that has feen said In
State. Respectfully Yours,
q. A. HYDR.
Aahtsbu,a. Ohio. January, let 1858.
MKSSRS MANN & CO-Gents: In canvas.
sing the States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of
the different remedies Of which have control, our
attention has been called 10 observe the great
that Ague BalSsm has ganei for itslf In every
place where sold; 1t really seems to be the ptople's
oeca remedy, and II sells rspii than ali others.
i 10 destined to supercede oil other ague remedies In
the market. Very Truly Yours,
& HBNDRY.
Nen York, Feb. %, 1858.
1DaSRS MANN CO.-Genfs: have at
our h0ase in st. Louis sold your Ague Balsam some
three years. and have carefully observed ts effect In
curing, and must In all candor say, do believe
Its equal exists IN oil the world OF medicines To my
personal knowledge 1t has cured permanently every
time, and have known il used, after ali other
dies have been tried In vain with he happy
suit And whas il mere remarkable l have never
known caseDdt what remaiAed cured, for at least
that season. have no hesitsncy In recommending
Il a. . perfect triumph over chills and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF o WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO., Projectors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24
Routes to tho Kansas Gold Fields.


The road to Fixes peak that will undoubt-
eddy be the most travelled. and which will
be the most used hereafter, will be by Fort
Riley, and thence west along the Smoky
Hill Fork by the route laid out and survey
ed by Lieut.. Bryan, I. f. in 1866. This
route, intended to shorten the distance from
Leavenworth to Santa Fe, New Mexico, was
completed SO near Bent's Fort, on the Ar
kansas river, has been thoroughly surveyed
and graded at the creek and river crossings
from Fort Riley to Bent's Fort, is the short
est and quickest route to Pixies Peak; and
az it follows the valley Of the Kansas, Smu-
Ky Hill and Arkansas rivers. has every
where the three necessaries of those who
travel on the prairies, namely, wood water,
and grass for stock.
The distances are as follows, and in geo.
graphical miles:
From Leavenworth City to Fort Riley is las miles
do do Bent's Fort, 400 niles.
do do Pixies Peak air
nne,. ..47O miles,
do do do travl'd "a $50 miles,
From Kansas City to Bent's Fort (Col FREE
monty. e76 ST 90
From Kansas City to Pixies Peak. 700 do.
Fremont explored the Smoky Hill nearly
to its source, but had to pass over from the
Arkansas river, his course being nearly
north from Bent's Fort. From Bents plain
road and trail and road leads to Pueblo,
village Of Mexican and Spanish half breeds,
near the boiling spring. or Fontaire qui
Boail of the French trappers; then up the
boiling spring to Pixies Peak; thence to
South Platte, by the beautiful prairie val
leys of North, South and Middle Parks.
The spaniards undoubtedly knew of the
existence of these gold placers in the 18th
century.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

Veo0 o . SO per day eest1y seeIt1sos
aurnsD ONLY d 10 TO 315 %
4 NEW ARTICLE PATDNs1D) o. nse y
~ every yamty Msnufas|osy, otese and Ooee.-
Msa and Wonsa, young ED Ola, vantcd, 20 eageee
en- "a Waotsea 6sates aad 1srriasstse. Ssa1 Tor
Circular. q appay n psssoo =
n = ooutA 1Aisd sesss4 YAila1aDAA.
mAsopAc9vnan AND wuoassAIo saAl1D =
VASo1nD AND SDW1lA1.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

He 4 SAA M n u Z H8S
NOTARY PUsLIc AuD ConMIssIosn o. DEEDS
HoB MINNESOTA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

0f0Vet' ~ DUkeS'o
Cuk1nRAfnD
FAULY MWING MACHINES,
Ae5 BROADWAY, N. Y.

HVQDaB Mochlnss ere INV justly odmietsd = -
IL IL best n - FER Family oewtng, naming
~ ssooe anA slastH stitsA, which viii uor rip,
evua evs1y 1ougtA stcA v oat. Ciseulass oses en
apSa,casioa - ssees. A#
J. Q. Wsshbusns, Agent,
Junel-dtf Dsvnpost, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

TALLMAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN

TAkLmAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN
D.AEkERS,
AND DEALERS IN DxCHANoE.
Niekoiis Block, corner Brddy and Second sfs,
DAvxNYoRT. IOWA.
ErxCHAEGE on all the principal cities Of ne On,
IL ted States, Great Britain. ireland, and CONT
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes And drafts collected, and proceeds Yemi,te6
% any part Of the United States t lowest rates u
kxchange
Collections OF notes drafts accounts leescies and
tnheritanoes made In all parts Of the United States
CanadAs and Europe.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold commission,
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold end located.
Exchange On Cities In the Unised states
Carpenter 4 vermiise. New Tort city.
Albany City Hank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
BANK ct Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,
Trsdesmen's Bank, Philadelphia Pennsyivania
Aerch Manufacturer BANK, PittsturR Pa
Ackim Go, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore d Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas Simonds, St Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New Orieens, Ii;
RK swim, Brother d Johnston CHICAGO III,
mch93-dH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

Almsst everybody has b. ard Of Axnn's ARus Bal
sam. the attention Of our numerous readers Is d.
rected 70 the advertisement found another column
Of this paper Of the high estimation that placed
upon this. the greatest semedy knoscn TO modern
scSence. We have never known any other medicine
vim large share Of public confidence in SO short
time Is this has done, II we may be allowed 10
judge BY vhatwe read but this should be saicie mt
particularly when We see such testimonials coming
from men Of undoubed veracity from all parts Of the
country. There be DOUBT but that Il u Of
the greatest discoveries In the cal world and de-
serves the appreciation aod esteem Of our readers
and the public. SOLD by ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

HAIR RRSTORATIvB.-Wea ore pleased To be able
70 record the sstsfscsisn sf our patrons After trial
Of IN article sdvertised in our columns. We have
The satisfaction TO know several Of readers who
have used Prof woods Hair Restorative, and pro-
oouneed 70 Be just vsaa the Advertisement ssys
\. We have several personal scauaintsnces, too,
Who W gray hssded-they have tried Il. and nov
their hair u restored to IT, original color. and they
Willingly sdd their testimony to its eAcscy, aud v
give farther Information to others desiring It. This
sp~als we'll for the article, and advise al who do
not wish 70 appear grsy-headed, TO Woods Hair
1sstsrative.- Kestsvn Petrt0f.
Sold BY oil good DrugRis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

Rock Island Book Store.
At this establishment will be found large stock
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&C., &C., &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for Whites N. 7. Type Foundry and n.
Hoe & Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES.
large stock Of Printers Material on hand.
At our music STORE, Opposite the Book Store)
Will be found one Of the most extensive stocks OF P
amos and Aelodeon. In the North West visit TO
our sales room will pay the trouble.
II. A. PORTER & BROTHER,
JAnl4d&wn Rock Island. III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-24

JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT Law.
DAvExPoRs, Iowa.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
Sheriff 5 Sale.

By virtue of writ of NendItioni Expona>
to me directed, Will be exposed TO public veuduc,
at the Storchuuse OF ThomaS Ii. McIraine, N
Murderklln hundred, on SATURDAY, Sd da,
Of April, 1853, at > o'clock, p m, the following
Real Estate, viz.
No. l. All that Farm or Tract of Land situ-
ate IN MurderkIln hundred, Kent county anu
State of Delaware, adjoining lands of Timothy
Tary and Others aud said to contain Nine Acres
and eight square pcrches, be the same more or
less, with one story Dwelling House, Black
smith shop and Wheelwrlght shop thereon
erected.
No. :. All that piece, parcel or tract of Land
situate in the Hundred, County and State aiure.
said, adjoining lands of William H. Collins,
lands OF Joseph Mcdaniel and others, and Sald
TO contain five acres, more or less.
Seized aud taken in execution as the proper.
" Of WILLIAM BURk. aud will be sold by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, March 1G, lSjS
0~5- Ten per cent of the purchase money
must be paid on day of sale mh25-2w
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
REG TIONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY.

The Smyrna Library and ReadIng Room are
open on The Afternoons of Tuesduy and Friday
between : and A O'clock, and every Evening
between the hours OF and 10. Books may be
taken out aud returned between und 4 in the
afternoons Of said days, and between and &
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are enllied 10 the use of the
Library and Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Non.sha areholders two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with well selected books aud the
files with daily Gnd weekly papers aud prrod-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward aud avail themselves of the privileges
thus afforded
,eIyorJer Of ae Board of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
Sheriff. : Sale.

Bl virtue of sundry wris of Vendtioni En-
ponas to me directed, Will be exposed to public
rendue, at the door Of the STATE House. il
Dover, Dover hundred, on TUESDAY, Oh Gav
Of April, lS5>, at :. o'clock. p IN, the following
Real Estate, VIZ:
No. /. tract, piece or parcel Of Land situ-
ate IN MurderkIln hundred, Kent county and
State OF Delaware, aGjulnlug lands OF jane,
Green, William Lynd1le aud others, and SAID
10 contain scVenty-ninc acres, more or less.
No. ,. A tract Of Land situate in the Hun.
dred, County and State aforesaid adjoining
nds of No. |, lands Of john Hum, Thomas
Plckcrlng and others, and SAID 20 contain ore
hundred acres more or less.
NO. 8. A Farm or tract of land situated in
in the Hundred, County and STATE aforesaid.
adjoining lands of Thomas MAIDEN, Alexander
Jackson, Thomas DoWnhum and others, aud a ID
20 contain Que hundred and fifty acres more or
less. The improvements are one story Dwell
rng House thereon erected.
No. 4. 4 tract of Woodland, situate in Dover
Hundred, keal county and State of Delaware.
adjoining lands of George Jones, William IIIron,
and others, and said to contain fifty ucrcs, more
or less.
Seized and taken in execution S the property
of NATHANIEL II. MlFFLIN, and viii b.
sold by JOHN GREEN. Sheriff
ShcrIfF's Office, M,rch Is, l~5s.
[E-3~rcn per cent of the purchase money
must be paid day of sale. mh!J-2w
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
List Of Jurors to serve at April Term
of Court for Kent County


Special Jurors to serve in connection will
the thirty Jurors before drawn to compose {
Petit Jury, for The Court of Oyer and Terml
uer:
| Duck Creek IId.-David Wilds, James Snow
William W. Nelson, Joseph Wlndale.
Little Creek ,1d.-James T. Moore, Isaac
Short.
Dover ud.-Caleb II. Jester, Trusten l..
Davis, John L. Davis, Henry B. Woodall.
Murserkiln Hid. Joshua r. Clements, John
S. Kersey, Benjamin l.. Rec 3, James B. Ander.
son.
Mispillion Hd.-Jonathan Harrington, James
Thrawley.
Milford Hd.-John Hollis, Joseph Jester.
Petit Jurors for the Superior Court and the
Court of General Session uI .he PAlc, ami Jail
Delivery
Duck Creek Hid Henry Pratt, Francis A.
McVhorter, Armwel CULLEN, JOS. Il. Thomp-
son, William WlIds, Carey Foxwell.
Little Creek lid Robert Jump, Hiram
Finlaw, James Ford.
Dover Hd.-John WuI,a ms, Robinson c.
Walker, William p. oopar, John ]. Nrverson,
Eugene RidgeIy, Solomon townsend.
Murderklln lld.-WIll'am Brown, of B.,
Abner Dill, Alfred o. Clifton, " llliam II.
Sarde, William Edwards, Richard " ard, Phlo-
mel c. Carter.
MispiIIi0n Eld.-Pcter Novel;, William 4.
Atkinson, James Stafford, Peter Callaway.
Milford Hd.-RoyaI S. Burdock, Brrjamin
Y. Collins, Garrett l.. lIinson, Isaac G Lohand.
Grand Jurors drawn to serve in the Court Of
Oyer and Terminer and General session Of the
Peace:
Duck Creek Td.-Peter S. Collins Walter
McMulen, William Stevens Samuel Ilarga-
line
Little Creek HI.-Nanove Hayes, John c !
Wilson, Thomas Wilson.
Dover IId-Wm. Walker, James e. Waples
ohm D. Voshel, Eawln .. Ecces.
Murdrrklln Hd.-John Bailey, Isaac Good.
in, William L dgway, Ezekiel B. Clements.
hu Clifton, James Green.
M,spiIliOn lid. Jos ah Walcott, Levi Cair
'hn B Whitby, Beloiah Tharp.
Milford lld.-Jesse J. Sharp, Curtis S. Wat
o., Jnhu StewlrI.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25

GT- The Delaware ,mOcrat copies the ar
tcle on the lynching of - Poor Paddy" as mar
rated our last issue, preiaclng il as a hua>
'nd saying " the thing i 50 transparent that We
tr.rk nobody but o. could be deceived b.
." We would merely remark that we endeav-
prcd TO make it as "transpareut " as possible,
ithout stating in plain words that it was an
dizzy of ST. Patri:N, hung up to rig" the
'fI,h pHpulallon; an had not the most distant
.dea of hoaXing such Argus eyed characters as
he Democrat. The item has, howe,e er, beer
copied as actual fict in one or more pa perS
(nnt SO sharp as the DcmocraD, and swallowed
as horrible affair by number Of individuals
%" The closing Lecture Of the series for
'he benefit OF the Smyrna Library Association,
will be given by Hon. John W. Forney, about
he middle of April.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
Shcrifl''S Sale

BY virtue Of a writ of Eendtinni Exponas 70
me directed, will be exposed to Public Vendt.,
at the door OF The State House, IN Dover. Dover
Hundred, On TUESDAY, 9Th day OF April
| I'7S, at O'Clock ,. m, the following Real
! Estate, VIZ:
No l A LOT of Ground situate Oh Locker
man street IN the town Of Dover, Dover Ham.
ired, Kent county and State OF Delaware, ud
coming lands OF Samuel Cubrclh. William 5.
osborn and others, tweutv-iive IT, front by fin,
feet deep The improvements are three stor,
frame StorchouSc thereon erected.
No. = A lot OF Ground situate on Governor.
Avenue, in the Town, Hundred, County an,
state aforesaid, adjoining lands of james
Dunnhg and others, sixty feet by three hun
area ana three feet deep, without any improve
mrnts.
No 3. A lot of Ground situated on Governor.
Avenue, IN the Town, Hundred, County aut
State aforesaid, adjoining lot No. ,, SIXTY lee
by three hundred and three feet. w!lhoat an.
improvements.
No. /. a iot of Ground situate on Golernor'
Avenue, IN the Town, Hundred, County an.
State aforesaid, adlnIning lot No. 3 and 10
owned by J'mcs krK, sky by three hundrc,
and three feet deep.
No. ). a lot of Ground situated on the north.
west Garner Of Division aud Queen streets in
The Town, Hundred, County aud State afore
SAIL, adjoining lands of Samuel Brown, sixty
feet by one hundred and half feet deep, with.
out any improvements.
No. q. a lot Of Ground situ,tcd on Queen
street, N the Town, Hundred, County aud S.alc
aforesaid, adjoining lands OF William W. Chap
man and George =. Fisher, without any ln
provcments
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
y OF JOHN H. BAIEMAN, AID will he SOLD
~ JOHN GREEN, Sherlf.
S5crilf's Office, March IL, l~5-. n.2G ,,
" Ten per ce.t. OF the purchase monc, |
must be paid on day Of sale
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
KCnl Lstute Advertisements.
Sheriff $ Sale.

BY virtue of wit of yenduioni exponas TO
me directed, will he exposed to public sale t
the Hn'cl Of TIlghman Foxwrli. N Smyrna,
Duck Creek hundred, on THURSDAY, the h
day OF April, at O'clock, m, all that certain
FARM or Tract OF Land situated in Duck Creek
hundred, hent county, and Stat of Delaware
adjoining lands of Edward Tlchnau, Elizabeth
GOODWIN und others, aud SAID to contain Forty
Two Acres One Hundred and Ten Pcrches,
more or less. The improvements are a on.
story log Dwelling House and Stables.
Being seized and la ken in ex, cutIon as the
property Of DAVID KEDDING, aud VII bc
,old for cash by JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
March u. ISIS.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
E1ARRIED.

On Wednesday, March 18th, by Rev. Ezekiel
f. Cooper, Mr John B. Cooper to Miss MoIhc
E. Rash, both Of Duck Creek Hundred.
With the above. we received a piece of ex-
cellent cake. May joy ard sunshine ever at
tend thus happy couple.
In Philadelphia, on the llth instant. bv the
Rev. V. Gray, Mr., Richard J. IIermg 10 Mrs.
Nolle L Townsend, both Of FELTON,, D.l.
On the llth of March, in Phladelphi1, at
The residence of the brides brolher-in-law
Capt :. p. Wlle5y, by The Rev. C. Clay.
Nr. Henry Raughey, of Smyrna. Del, to MISS
Sallle A. Hale, youngest daughter OF Charles
W. Hale. E-q,, OF Philadelphia.
On the 22d INST, by the Rev. P. Mansfield,
Nr. Samuel p Gorden and Mrs Martina Smilb,
both OF Kent CO., Nd.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25

The Rev. ThOs. w. Macrlry Will preach at
Bethel NJ. f. Church at 10 o'clock, Raymond'B
at 3, and Serverson's at Z o'clock. Oh Sunday,
April 4th. The Rev. Thos S. Williams will
preach the same day at Union NJ. f Church,
at III Oo'clock,and at Bethel at night. All the ap-
Pontments wall be supplied in the absence Of
lie regular ministers by our Local Brethren.
The lst Quarterly Meeting for the Conference
year l6J5, will be held at kenton, on the I'd
Saturday & Sunday of April.
s. w. Thomas.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
TO Builders and Contractors.

PLA rs and PROPOSALS are invited for
a two-story County Building in Dover, abon,
ID by % feet, to be built in a substantial m1n.
""r' OF brick or stone, and fire. proof On the
general and fall acceptaiion of the ierm) in
every part. The interior to be so divided as To
make seven offices, with fire. proof vaults in five
of them. The elevation of the first story TO be
Ii feet, and second story 13 feet, ,lh an iron
stairway to the second floor.
The undersigned commissioners, appointed
by the Levy Court of Kent county, will meet
u Dover. on Tuesday, lie 9Th day of April, at
l o'clock, p. NJ, at which time Plans and Pro
po>als will he received. The cost ofthe Build.
ing not to exceed $4,000.
Henry RIDGELY, ALEX. JouXsoS,
DANIEL CURRY, WILSON l. CANNON,
JOS. T. COMEGYs, GEo. w. CuMMINs.
ROBr. w. REYNOLDS, March % 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25

tion-the spectacle would have been presented
to-day OF a great nation bending ills united en-
ergles TO the prosecution OF one of he grand
est enterprises Of the age--and an enterprise
which mus! give new impetus to the onward
march OF the Republic, in It's path Of prosperity
and progress.
Smyrna times., 1858-03-25
Eastern Shore of Maryland Appropria.
tion Bill.

Much Indignation is manifested Throughout
the entire Eastern Shore of Maryland at thC
defeat of the Appropriation Bill, giving it the
balance of the $l,000000 made by the act O
1885. The amount due the Eastern Shore i.
S300,0 ,000-200, 900 having been used lmmedI
ately after the passage the Act above named
The Eastern Shore has been heavily taxed fol
the improvement on the Western Shore, (ber
quota, $l5 100000 we believe,) and now when
she asks for few hundred dollars Ccgally her
OWN for Improvements, the Western Shore
being in the majority will not grant it. 1t is
an act of tyranny equalled only in the days OF
Feudallsm, when their code of Laws was en-
braced in one senteuce-".M Might makes Rrght."
For several years the Eastern Shore members
of the Legislature have been Justly endeavor-
ing to get their claim alowed, but the members
of the Western Shore being IN the majority.
therefore having the polcer, in every attempt
have voted 1t down. Tyranny is no less tyran
ny, whether exercised by one man or hun.
drrd, aud we have mistaken the character Of
the Eastern Shore II they submit to 1t longer.
S
railroads, &c, can be completed Tor the want
Of funds, aud the work already commenced
must lie uSeiessly and weighllIy on their hands
on account Of tins unjust act. 1t Is probable
that should Ibis Course ul action stIl be. pcr
sisted IN, the authorities will nave difficulty in
further wrlngmg from the romInry lf the
Eastern Shere the State taxes for the emuIu
ment of the Western Shore 1t is said that
Gov. Ilicas ha> given his promise TO call all
extra session OF The Legislature tonetlrlc in
April Tor the purpose 'tlegIsiating wirh refer
elce to til : question. We hope tie ruInur MA, |
be true TIE EnstUn Gazette says:
The time mas arrived when the people Of tn, !
Eist"rn Shore must decade for themselves I
whether they wi tlmcIy Ibmlr, Tor all futur,
time To whl ever burdens the city Uf B iI,lnurt /
and the WrS cru Snure may cn1uss to IuI ),st. :
or demand hnr acH Ip"' .cl5 d rIghs in a mIu-
Der lhIi clu h''Iih~r ~ insSauucrs uod or dsre-
gardrd. Ii our clIi.n is not SETTLED betor. /
anu-her c0Iot,tL I1ual cOIventmn, it MAY
he abolish d aitoJethcr; or our reDrcs,u
iall0n &c 50 reduced to render 1t lnipoasib
To obtain 1t. We understand That prelmiuar,
steps have already been taken for holding
mass Convention oi IN" people OF the Eastern
Shore about tue middle of April, tor the purpose
OF consultation IN regard 10 The rights and H.
tertss Of this section Of the State We hope
there will De general altendanc nee and feel as.
Sured ihlt the proceedings wll be Of such
Character as 10 Comment the atlentn u aud re.
spect of all who have any regard tor Stale
Honor or for the r'gnt Of The mjnrcd ana op-
pressed people of the Eastern Snore. Let The
Eastern Shore be alive foher Interests and stand
up or the CLAIM winch She consider, Justly due
her. The ppopc should act IN This mItlcI, 10
as politicians, but as people of the Ea RI
D i0r4-tJr the prnaIoilon uf her Interests, and
be calm ut frn, in the position the Shore Is
about to assume.