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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

A HUuUAHps Couvmsoa.-l nsvsg1andGg.
took bat ooss - - e noaGht tha auth0sity
ofm my wife. Yoa knew NJ voy-eool, eui.
q, bot determined aDsv~ Rsov. Just a)ker
We we're married, - Oh We going a nice
and cory, she eot - In the h6bit Of doins
Ill the churning. She never asked me TO do
u, you know, but then shs-vhy IL vas done
just in this way She finished breakfast be-
fore me. one morning, and slipping away
fton the tabls. she filled the chorn With
cream. and sst It Just where couldn't help
seeing what IVES wanted. So took hold
regularly enough. and churned till the but
ter cams-she didn't thank me, but looked
% nies and sweet about il. that felt we'll
paid. Well, when the next churning day
came along she did the came thing. and /
followed suite and fetched the butter
Again. and II Was done Just 20. aad was in
for 1t every time Not word was aid you
know. of course.
Well, by-snd-by this became TO be very
irkeome. wanted she should inst ask me
but che never did, and I couldn't saw any,
thing about 1t, % on We went. At last !
made . resolve that l would not churn
another time unless she asked me. Churn-
ing day came-and when my breakfast
she always got nice breakfasts-when that
was swallowed, there stood the ehurn.
got up. and standing few minutes lust to
give her . chance, put on NV hat and
walked out doors l stopped in the ward
to give her chance to call me- but not a
word said she. and 20 with . palpitating
heart, moved on. went down town, up
town. and my foot was restless a. Noshs
dove-I felt % if had done . wronp-I
didn't.exactly feel hov-but there was an
Undesirable sensation of guilt, resting
upon me all the forenoon; II seemed as II
dinner time never would come, and ss for
going homo one misnte before dinner. |
would - soon cut my ears OF So / went
fretting and moping around town till dinner
time. Home went, feeling very much as
. criminal when the jury is having in their
hands his destiny.life or DEATH Ieouldnt
make up my mind how she would meet me
but some kind Of . storm expected. win
you believe it ? she never greeted me with
q sweeter smile. never had better dinner
than on that day but their stood the churn
just where had left it! Not word was
passed felt confoundedly cut, ard every
mouthful ofthat dinner seemed as il it would
choke me. She didn't pay any regard to it
however, but went on Ms if nothing had
happened. Before dinner was over, I had
again resolved. and showing back my chair.
| marched up to the churn, and went at it in
the old way. Splash, drip. rattle, splash,
dip. rattle-I kept it up. As if in spite the
butter never was so long coming sup
posed the cream standing 60 long had got
warm, so redoubled my efforts. Ob,tinate
matter-the afternoon wore away while l
was churning. paused at last from real
exhaustion, when she spoke for the first
time: "Come. Tom. my dear, you have
ratified that buttermilk enough, if it is only
for fun you are doing it." knew how it
was in fash. She had brought the butter
in the forenoon, and left the churn standing
with the buttermilk in for me to exercise
with. never set up for myself in house
hold matters, after that.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
To the Afflicted.

M. TILTON having returned from his Southern
- tour, has taken rooms az the Msssasoit Hon e,
chicago, where he will remain for sh)rt time only
Those who. suffer from Consumption, In igeston,
nervous Debility, or Weakness, will do we'll TO call
on him and have his advice.
GREAT EAST INDIA REMEDIRG.
which he discovered 10 Calcuttas many years of
research an labor, has become so thorounly known
and appi ecated that attempt has been made BY q
lew avarclous parties, with the expt.tons OF gain
here and elsewhere, to counterfeit II therefore, DIR.
1ilton cautions the public not TO bay this worthless
drue . he eenuine natter how as no
one but himself In the United HtsteJ has p session
Of the ORIGINAL receipt Dr. Titon may be consulted
ct Room b. 1assasot House, Chicago, where he LIST
pear succeeded in curing HUNDREDS OF ter
rible cases Of consumption, Nervous Debility and
INDIGESTION, Ashmas, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds
The Cannabis IDdics and Lung Bslsam the great
est blessings OF the age Give him CALI or send for
bottle Of medicine which win cost youtwo dollars.
Address, DIR TILrON
Box 11O0 Chicago, III,
n. B-I have not, nsr never had any CONNECTION
whatsoever With person calling himself DR.. Gilbert
ON Stats street, Chicago. have no agent Or suc.
cessor here, or elsewhere. apr27-d1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

The Paris Presse thus concludes an
article on the policy of Russia in China =
What are the intentions of Russia Does
she dream of the conquest of China as she
formerly dreamt Of the conquest of Turkey ?
This we cannot affirm but what we do
know is that Russia is animated by spirit
which is anything but cosmpolte When
che works it IS for her own advantage, for
the sole development Of her power. Now
that We are at Canton, and that our views
with regad to the Celestial Empire are
known to the void, should we allow Rus
STA to pursue he isolated course?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
Twenty Thousand Indians in Arm,

Later advices from the plains con-
tradict most emphatically, the story
that twenty thousand indians had con-
gregated and, melted by the Mormons,
Incorporating to make descent upon
the frontier of Missouri.
The whole story is q hoax intended to
excite the fears OF the Administration
and get an order from the State gov
eminent calling out volunteers, in the
hope that the general government
would pay for them.
In the case of dearth of news the
hoax might be excusable !; but if, Us we
suspect it was gotten up for the pur-
pose Of swindllng the government, its
authors deserve severe censure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
LIST OF WINNERS, DY THE RENOWNED IMPOkTEI
GLENCOE. SIRE CT FRANCE.
The Mammoth Jack,
S DEACON DARMN. !,

WILL SERVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w Mares, the ensuing ssason, At my Stables,
West Davenport, Iowa.
PspIGREE.-"Bescon Darden" was got by Mason's
celebrated imported Mammoth ia k-out Of a
thoroLgl bred Black Warrior Jenny.
DESCRIPTIoN.-'Etacon Darden' vas foaed ON
the 18th OF Jolly 1854, bred 10y Col II. +. ChrstmAn,
o. Jrsssmin County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THREE INCHES HIGH. AND GROWING. As for ne,
muscle and sinew. he is unequaed by any Jack in
the State, and will challenge comparison with any IN
the Union.
TERMs-cash-sinee leap, go; season 4l5.-
Mares by the season, not proving with foai, viii be
served the following season free OF charge. Every
precsution will be taken TO prevent accidents but
Will not b.. responsible should any occur.
The proprietor would call the att ion Of farmers,
and those persons raising stock to the great demand
for Mules in all parts of the counrrt, and the high
prices at which they " seliing.-Cal End ex-
annie Deacon Darien before having your mares
served. For fur her particulars enquire At Cannon
* Fiepch's Mills o of
spr9iSw3m M CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

ca Complaints have been made by the
French publishers of the number of reprints
Of French books that are effected in Ger
man. The German printers say that France
reprints so few German books that the
French tariff on German book must be low
cred as compensation if the reprints of
the French works are prohibited The mat.
ter is the subject Of active diplomatic dis.
cussiOn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
Where the s'Kansas Fund" went to-.
Another Rat Hole Discovered.

1t turns out that the "Valley Bank
of Atchison" the Kansas wildcat lately
deceased was owned byo General Pom
eroy, the agent Of the Massachusetts
Emigrant Aid Society.
At the time Of the-collapse Of the
Bank large amounts u its bills were
scattered over the country and are now
valuable only for cigar lighting, pur-
poses.
The tour of the valiant General
through the Northern States in s55 will
be remembered by all; how he proph-
esied death and destruction to the
Border Rufiians" Immediately on his
return to Kansas; how, when he get
back, on the appearance Of a numerous
body of Notwithstanding one man
and small boyle decamped with
wonderful celebrity leaving valuable
box Of Shapes Rifles which had been
purchased by the church Of the sanity
Henry Ward Beecher, in the hands Of
the Ruffians; and last, but not least
the large sums Of money which he COL
lected for the relief Of "bleeding Kan
sas' will force themselves upon our
recollection.
1t will doubtless be source Of much
qualification to the benevolent persons
who gave so literally to relieve the ne
cessities of the soldiers of freedom in
Kansas, to know, that whatever Of
their contributions remained, after the
managers had helped themselves lb-
orally, and after the expenses Of FIRE.
mont's defeat were paid, have gone to
establish . wild cat bank.
But charity sudereth long and is
kind; and we hope, As this valiant
champion Of bleeding Kansas is now in
financial difficulties that our republi-
can friends will again put their hands
into their pockets and help him out.
1t will never answer to do these works
OF charity by halves. Having contri-
outed to establish . wild cat Bank it
u their duty to geo that it u sustained.
We would, If our space permitted it,
quote . number Of beantifal snoefso.
Ihes = Charity, whisA, saape,eoI =
e g. sst 80 ,Asssoh6 ~ c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

~ There has been found in the Ar
chives Of the French Admiralty. the origi-
nal Of the treaties concluded in 1887 with
the Gya Hong, which coded the Bay OF Tu-
rane to France. A copy of the document
has been sent to Rear-Admiral Rigault de
Genouilly, in order to guide him in the op-
erations he is to undertake in Cochin China
after the campaign in China is over.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
FACULTY
Design.

is the design Of the prOpretors Of these Coll
to ofrr young men who contemplate entering the
Mercantile Profession, the ample facilities for
acquiring sound. practical business education and
70 qualify themselves for the various import du-
ties OF the Counting House. Their school Peoria 10
now established upon firm basis, and the patronage
1t has received In Its comparative youth, Is unparal.
leed In the history OF Mercantile Colleges, and has
stimulated the proprietors to renewed exertions
and . sh to extend their neld OF labor The cues.
tion then arises: Where shall they go? And the
matter 10 soon settled--DAvENPoRT hiss been Sc
lected it Being the rst ei,y in Iowa, In point of
be tuiy, population, wealth and commerce and the
College Rooms will be open In that place for tina
ception OF students
ON tbs FIRST DAT or MAY, 1888.
Ofeur corps Of Lecturers We have but little to say
% Is only necessary to announc their Names when
1t Will readily be seen that they have beel selectt
with the greatest care and are the very best that
can be procured.
We here insert short notice from the Peoria Daily
Transcript, which Ia only from among rcor q :
"MERCANTILE COLLEGE. We would call a;ten-
tion OF our citiz.ns to DAVIS & TIProN CONNER
Cial Institution ia this city which is in very -four
ishiog ondi,ion The late revolution in the CONNER
cial world should lead all to utility and
and Importance Of . systematic knowledge OF the
business relations OF the ant and the science
Of accounts and its application trade The fatter-
ing SUCCESS Of this institution since its opening
the first day Of September last and the sual
Der OF scholarships issued is encouraging lis Prn-
cipsls, AMI Is their desl. TO present to the young
men OF Central Illinois q VI commercial ST I'D
les which viii not be Inferior in any respect to other
institutions this character in the West We hear.
lily recommend this College to young M for It's ia
ciliiies Of Importing instruction In various depart
ments OF Commerce
For further information with references to Terms
Course OF Instruction, Sc, send for CIrcuar.
Address: DAVIS, T1PTON 4 BRxED,
mchS-dn Peoria, Illinois.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

- 3eUuooo1on1s0.
nssy Of =, pugsss shrnghoss he
ceantsy- arc sasesipg 4 81 dhasing
the pesDons gagged 10 the has osini
Demonstration in the city Of New
York.
II il characterized by . portion
Of the presa, - . meeting Of" wild, un-
governable, crazy, red republican,
meeting which forcibly reminds them
Of the stories Of the Reign of Terror
in France"
We do not advocate assassination,
nor do We couuteuauce the late At
tempt upon the life Of Louis Napoleon;
but We can rec no good reason for viii
flying Orsini and Pierri, or for classing
them with common criminals.
1t 10 claimed by . large class Of our
citizens, and not entirely without JUS
tice, that although these two unfortu-
nate men we're mistaken a. the proper
course TO begin . revolution; yet they
we're actuated by as pure a spirit Of
patroism - ever nerved the arm Of
man against . tyrant; that their devo-
ton to the cause Of liberty was - hon
est. as the storied .patriotism Of the
Roman, who when . chasm opened
threatening to destroy his native city,
and which could only be closed-as
the oracle said-by . voluntary sacri-
fee, threw himself into the abyss and
saved Rome !; and that they were Of
such stnff ~ the heroes ofthe American
Revolution were made of.
Their course in attempting to secure
their object by assassination, and in
needlessly exposing the lives of inno-
cent persons, was unjusti6able, and
both of them before their execution,
confessed their error
The honesty Of their purpose and
the unselflshness of their devotion, If It
does not entitle them to place in the
rank Of heroes, should, at least-when
they have suffered death for their
error-secure their memories from I'M
necessary censure.
1t is in no wise surprising that the
countrymen Of Orsini and Pierri, should
sympathize with them and exalt them
as martyrs in the cause of liberty.
They have themselves felt the
weight of the iron rod of oppression
and can, perhaps, appreciate better
than we, the provocation which had
been given by Louis Napoleon.
Many Of them have been members.
Of secret organizations similar to that
to which Orsini and Pirrie belonged,
can understand fully, the motives
which actuated them in this attempt to
assassinate the Emperor, and may
know of excuses of which We are igno-
rant.
AT all events we should make due
allowance for the faults of education,
excitability Of temperament and very
natural expasperation, Of the persons
engaged in the demonstration in New
York.
No matter if their speeches were
somewhat violent, they are friends Of
civil and religious liberty, and where
ever the standard of liberty is raised in
any Of the down-trodden countries
Of Europe, they will be the first to hail
it; and when it falls-ifit is again des-
tined to fall-they will be the last to
rally around it.
They have had cause for violence
and they deserve more respect than
has been accorded to them by the
press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

a Turkey makes difficulties about grant
irg permission for the establishment of q
telegraphic line to Alexandria. She con-
templates one across her Asiatic dominions
terminating at the Persian Gulf and is even
said to have made some preparations for its
construction
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

~ The treaty concluded between Bel
GUM and Persia. has been published. This
agreement, signed on the Slst of July, 1857,
IL conformable in general to that concluded
with France. Holland. DC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

- The name Of n. Boitells, the new
Project Of Police, 10 utterly unknown in
Paria. He IL an old friend Of the Count do
Persigny. He wss formerly . sub-lieuten-
ant in the army, and It Il said that he has .
good property. inherited from his family,
In the department Of the Aisne. When H.
de Persigny became Minister Of the lnteri-
or, In 1859, one of HE first aets Was to sp-
point H. Boitelle Project Of the Yonns,
which department. be he's ever sinee admin.
istsrsd. in the way expected Of him. ss ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

. ~ u IL - 8 - 20 N0 L.
AND
Furniture Waf0fooD.
YVH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No IS Perry ct, (Aerwin's Bock) II now
prepared to give bis strict personal attention to the
unde rtaking buGneos 10 all IL branches. large
and handsome assortment Of Cofhns OF every descrp
ton constantly On hama Including
Zinc. Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cherry, Dc.
Hearss and any requisite number Of ca rrisges
furnished 20 order. CONN plates Of variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Parcular attention 10 call
d 10 his new and complete stock OF
Furniture.
Hsvins work .hop connected with his wareroom
he 10 prepared 10 manufacture to order I'll descrip-
uons Of Desks, ward robes, tables, &c, &c. large
aosortment OF Gilt and fancy moulding hand suit.
able for lookinG glass and picture frames.
share q public patronage . respectfully solicited.
apg5d&WR A. D. BAnfLEfT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

a Theodore Parker, and the Rev. Starr
King, the divine lecturer, are opposed to
the present revival and strongly deprecate
its reeultA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

-
W. f. CHlLDS Il CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.NT ROOFz,V'G 2!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contsac.
w and put ON at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
1t being the only article yet invented that will suo.
ccssfuly resist the action Of the atmosphere In
climate. 1t 70 perfectly Ore and waterproof, and In
point Of durability we believe II is equal il not supe-
rioF, to any metallic roofing. We can put II over
old tin, TAR, iron, or shinge roofs making dr.
ferencs bow nat OF steep the roof may BE-. This
nohng iswsrrsnted to prove ~ above Represented.
We viii put i on for 90 90 por square, no Seet
square.) We win sppy II upon tin and iron roofs I'm
~ % per square, being, on account Of IT. durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite al Who are building. and those VIM wish
their roof repaired TO call Once, 0pposite The
Iecisire House, Davenport, lows, and examine saD.
PIES and satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duyabl
ity and prscticabnity Of this roofing.
N. B-We are prepared 70 MI orders for our &c.
ment 70 those residing q dstance, with printed d.
Gssy asa eosssy RtgAss for Iona s~d xssssssss
J.BvAN lERGEn B10.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RxyKREsCB IN CINCINNATI.
NJ 1.r. Bailey, Smith street, between Soasss md
Fifth
Mr. Samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 90 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle Presdent Of the Lafayette Dank
Or John Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., LAAoA
sssrs John ihiIto o., Dry Goods dsa,sru. Oh
street.
itchell and Rammeisbsrg, Furniture Mas q
dealers lth street.
ilss Greenwood, Esq.
.T Hink1e.
DAvKHPoRa
Geo L Davenport,
Or James Hall,
Ooats PAtchin, Builders,
kW Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City CLERK,
Geo Parker,
CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jaime, Dcosry q La, Davla3sst Inn Wogk
III Adams.
Hskss Risss, jewelers.,
ROCK mkANN
RL H'chsu, Banks
iona weeds
Laws \ Weber, PssAasls.
Huboerd, Assna lneuraooA
y 0ou6of.
DseeA ~ q, 1s10aes1 1lnuhso11ng - -
Y HR ln1ea, lssa
- V14et Vo1eoo uulUo4 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

1h0uSAnlS u kollS Of Wall PAPER
FROM TIN CENTS AND UPWARDS,
For Sale in Lots to suit Purchasers.
0ORDERS, Fireboard Prints, Tieeter Ornaments,
u window shades, Gold Transparent and beautt-
full Paper Curtains, PLAIN, green, blue buff ana f.
cured, at very low prices. We are Philadephis Pa
per Hangers, and hang every style OF paper. Who
would be with bare walls, when you can have your
houses papered and made comfortable for = trine.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Papering
done In . style not to be excelled.
Please call on Second street. corner OF Rock Island
SHEPHERD B Son.
Julyo1d Paper Dealers and Paper Hangers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
A New and Important IDEA.

We propose to let person know what nm he VIII
draw, before requiring the money to b. seat. Any
person desiring Of our massive Gold Pencils cnn
first send us their name and address, and We VIII
make thsir drawing and inform them BY return mall
what prize they drew they then have the priv
ilege Of sending for 1t II they choose. We cAnnot
however, give this privilege but once 70 any person,
and we make this offer to establish agencies and In.
trodure our pencils IN . neighbo1hood. After per-
son becomes pure sser aud Aecepts The agency we
require all persons In that locality to send their n5
In advance through him. Purchasers may rely upon
II that we Will promptly forward their Pencil and
Prize, whatever IL may Be, BY return mall on receipt
OF the e5 Full particulars with the plan Of dist.
button, will be sent 10 each person making spplica-
ton for a drawing. Address,
4. H. WILFORD 90.
aprlsdlm.-v 0 4 co Washington City b. q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30
NEW YORK.


Agents Wanted.
TVHB GasAr Cir SALE o. COLD prNcrrs b. A
Il d VII ford b Co., Washington City. d. @. Of
fers IN excellent chance 10 Agents to maize few dol.
lars with little or no expense. We are manufacture
Ing and selling beautiful solid 0vld Pencils FOR Is
cash 1.-THE sstus retail price). and giving each pur-
chaser GIT, worth from 81 mp to 600 Rsch pur-
chaser OF pencil u sure Of % gif at least, or IL
or $50. The prizes are distributed TO purchasers
BY simple plan Of drawing and % soon . he nsms
OF purchaser Is received with the g. his pencil and
gnt are put up In small boz, In . safe manner and
sent to the owner BY mall, past psid. Our plan
Rives perfect ifscton, each purchaser can eo
OF trAde nus pencil for oil costs him, and retain The
gift gratis.
We want good agent, in every part Of the coun-
Try To solicit and any agent b success
,ul, should hrst have pencil and Prise 70 exhibit.
We allow agent one dollar cash for each purchs-
ser he obtains. which amount he may retain out Of
the 81 aud the first person becoming purchaser q
any post once, will receive the aseacy for that neigh.
bOrhO3d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

Hoe 5 Co.'S
PRINTING PRESSES.
Alarge stock OF Printers Material on hand.
At our 4CSIC STORE, Opposite ths Book Store
viii be found CT the extensive stocks OF Phi
amos and Aelodeons in the Northwest A visit ID
our sales room will pay the trouble.
II. A. PORTER b BROTHER,
JAnl%o6Wn Rock Island, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-30

Z Gee. ". Els 4 Co.
N. - ksClslss Rev.
IIAvD ,sss rsresved isrse stoct Of
vVAU PNpers.
Also % cnasignnent . rare lot Of
DD0oxsI0A 3ooK0.
whicA they viii sell 1t the
London PssAlSskers' Prices.
R0lh's and LivisagsQOn's
NGW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. q. III. Smiths
nsninesesoesss Wesssvn Lie consisting Or Sketches
Of eminent characters IN aud out Of Congrsss. I'm
Svols. 90 pages. Price 500. Unquestionably he
most Interesting book that has .. peared for msny
years
Davenport, April II, 1888 sDIItf
Rock Island Beck Storo.
At this establishment will be found large xoch n
BLANK BOOEs.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
&c., &c, &C.,
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-30

A THIRD CANDIDATE.--It is rumored that
National Democracy can't swallow ]. N.
Morris, the Douglas nominee Of the Quincy
District, and that arrangements have been
made to bring out Jake Davis, Of Warsaw,
as the Buchanan candidate. In connection
brAted Sam Pike is to start a National Dem
ocratic paper in Quincy in opposition to the
Douglas concerns