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A speculation made of virtue and patriotism.
The price asked for Mount Vernon, tho Man.
sion ho SO and two hundred acres Of the ada.
cent land Is 100000 while It's actual value is
only $4,000.
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TRoN EaIa Private advice irom Erie state
dawn their track. and 1t Is thought uuIcs' tho
track Is again toTa up the cars wjllrgn tLrouh &
by Thursday,
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We learn that wagon makers shop in Mag
nolm Pu'mNn Co. belonging to Mr.. Wright
was blrrcd on monday last the loss Is estimated
at ;5O0.--pcru Chronicle
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ELoEa KvNr.--Thisdi distinguished revivalist, we
learn by the Quincy papers; s now 10 that city
holding series Of religious meetings, which are
attended with great interest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-14

Thd New Orleans papers give an explicit de
Mai to the story; that Lone Star dliibu.torins
,piliton was fitting out there hr Cuba The
Picayuno says there Is no truth in The state
mpuL
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BANK or ELGlS-AHp! Notes -A letter
from Mr. Town president Of The bank Of Elein
states that some Of the one dollar bills 'fucd by
that bank have been altered to ten and are in
circulation. The bank never issucl any ten dollar
bills
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Wheat, Winter, 9l,l2al,l5 Spring SloOaloo
Corn shclled 35aiOc. Oats 26c at depot, &c
delivered Hoga s3,75ai,S1
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A project of railroad from Alton to Carols
being discussed along the line between these
points-the BeIIeyIIIa and Mlrphy sboro road for
ming link in the chain.
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MARRIED-On the 10Th inst by Rev ". d.
Clark Mr.. ALVIN FoRp, to Mss FRANCIS NJ.
Cn.NrLIS All ofOltHwa,
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V, were told Yesterday BY farmer from.
No1' ,hltNrF'sh,r from 1t Con was paying ~
Oh fnt l---- MI ind -..rrAI hlEe-s ont.
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Tho work on the Oquawka extension Of tho
Peoria and Cqulw5a railroad, has been Tor the
present suspeEdcd.
RonuERr OF WAsnwGroS M,yrHENr MoNFY-
Tie rooms ct the Mercantile Library Association
Of Boston were broken into darius the night Of
Saturday last, aud numerous papers scattered
over the au1r md the box containing the con
trbutious towards the Washington Monument
fund was opened aud theconIen's carried ol rhl
amour, is not known. The rahbor lof' a letter
stating that be- regretted to be obliged 10 slcn
the money intended to be- used Tor such patti
otto purpose, but cou'dnot help il.
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TIM Cir,zS--Iho frst nun,bc, Of The ci izao
John MitChcll's new paper, has appeared, IL
comtacGcce with subscription lie, Of i5,cto.
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OTTAWA MiKKEI,

REPORTED ASD REVISED WEEKLY Dr NJ. BRISTOL
Produce an3 Commission Merchant.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-15

our fathers to limit or restrain it. These are
the facts upon which the senator has attempted
to weave his ridiculous theory that the early
policy of this government was to limit restrain,
and finally abolish slavery.
Sir have shown that the senator from
Massachusetts, has wholly mistaken or misrep-
resented the early policy Of the government.
This policy was uniform until 1920, when the
'new lights" as Mr.. Jefferson termed them,
began sectional warfare to restore themselves
to power They were anti-republicans, who
had broken themselves down all over the
country by their alien and scdition laws, by
their disloyalty to their country in time of war,
by their general hostility to popular rights
everywhere, and they sought to elevate them
selves again to power on the wave of sectional
prejudices. They failed, as their successors
have failed and will fail. The republican peo-
pie Of this country understood the fundamental
principles of their own government They
knew that the liberties of America were won
by white men for white men, by our race for
our race, and that both in this country and in
England the sympathizers with the negro race
are generally enemies and oppressors of white
men everywhere.
Senator's, Ihave endeayored fairly to present
the argument on this bill. l have endeavored
to show that it is constitutional, wise and just;
that it violates no compacts, but sustains the
solemn compact of the Constitution that it is
not opposed by the policy of our fathers, but
in consonance herewith; that it is but the
af1irmance of the principles of the measures of
1850, which gave such universal satisfaction to
all parts Of the republic, and for these reasons
it calls loudly upon every truly national man to
stand by and sustain it. By doing so, we sus-
tain the Constitution-we sustain the just rights
Of every portion of the republic, and the great
right Of the people to selEgoyernment. We
should want no other reasons to commend it
to our support The senator from New York
asks where and when the application of these
principles will stop? He wishes not to be de-
ceived in future, and asks US whether, when we
bring the Chinese and other distant nations
under our fag we are to apply these principles
to them? For one, / answer, yes; that
wherever the flag Of the Union shall Aoat this
great republican principle will follow it, and
will continue to follow it, even if it should
gather under its ample folds the freemen Of
every portion of the universe.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-15
House of Representatives.
MISSOURI COMPROMISE.

Mr.. APPLETON asked leave Of the House 10
present a remonstrance against the repeal of the
Missouri compromise, signed by three thousand
and fifty clergymen of New England, uhe paper,
backed with cambria, two hundred feet in lengthy
Mr.. BOYCE. | object
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Rhode Island. Is il in order 10
read the petition?
The SPEAKER. II is not, the presentation
having been objected TO. The matter, therefore,
cannot come before the House.
Mr. DAVIS. Does it require unanimous con.
sent?
The SPEAKER. Such is your rule, with tho
enforcement of which am charged.
Mr.. DAVIS. II is very unjust rule.
The remonstrance removed from the ball
by one of the employees Of the House.
FRAUDS ON THE PENSION OFFICE.
Mr.. HESTER introduced bill TO prevent and
expose frauds on the Pension Office, by adverts.
ing the names and residences Of pensioners
Referred to the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions.
RAILROAD IRON.
Mr.. PHILLIPS presented the resolutions ofthe
Legislature Of Alabama, instructing their senators,
and requesting their representatives 10 use their
efforts 10 effect the passage OF law either for
reduction, or suspension Of duty on foreign
railroad iron for the period OF ten years.
He offered resolution asking for the appoint.
ment of select committee of nine members, who
shall report on the propriety OF either modifying
the duty or extending the credi, on railroad iron
Objection was made.
CADETS.
The Joint resolution introduced Yesterday by
Mr. BococK, relative to the appointment of cadets,
was passed.
This was considered necessary. owing TO the
confusion caused by redistricting in several ofthe
States. The law now allows one cadet 10 be ap
pointed from every congressional district but the
redistricting has, in several cases, thrown two
appointments Of cadets into one district, leaving
other districts without such appointments The
resolution proposes that cadets shall be appointed
from the latter without regard TO the former; ma.
King an increase, in all, of eight cadets.
WISCONSIN RAILROAD BILL.
The House resumed the consideration OF the
bill granting portion ofthe public lands TO Wis.
consin, 10 aid in the construction of railroad and
branch railroad in that State.
The main question was ordered to be put-yeas
l07, nays 70.
Ihc question now recurring on the motion 10
recommH the bill 10 the Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union,
Mr.. DISNEY said to committee the bill would
be fatal 10 it,
Mr.. CUTTING appealed TO the friends OF the
Dill, before the question should be taken 10 adopt
The amendment heretofore attached 10 the Min.
nesota land bill, providing that patents shall issue
Tor the lands only as twenty continuous mile. o
he road shall be completed and so on. Unless
'nis shall be done, no opportunity whsever will
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
rnux ar NM Grass.

su>ars aa~n II situated on beautiful undalating
l nrairis 10 ,niies from davenport aud is miles
nom Nussatine L, Is on The state roads mnes from
- and Nissour railroad and miles from
IA river hisvery healthy; with population Of one
hundrsd not case ef sickness having ossesfed las
- "a s.a nee Of The best coal banks tito country
"a IL veil wntercd both with springs and wells
Rlas Grass now contsins ana store, win hnc opsn
tn for another black smith shop, wagon shop cnnia'
shor etc. Threa baidirgs ara nov being eoinp
ono 81 which. OF ample Dimensions and ei,as1 sot
tavern stand, 10 FOR rent on reasonable iesas
:. fhs maj. trsy eled road and tho ne rest pnehs
noass miles distant very f!r inducements arc MS
Presented to any one wishing 10 engage IN $40 oas'
sawn mud 4 er.st mill 10 Se,lg sfsctel II the sane
place. .,vr a, var,
r>asanahie terms ana those wishing 10 ecia ana io
rt thrre will have sneh Inducements presented tom
~ sre rarnx offered Coed improved farms can DC
JAS. l.. BuRNslpES.
p,..An ~. nh ,ess-~t,wu
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MORE ABOUT wonAN's Rrsur.

b Hi undersigned wou most reSfn,tf1,
the iadies oi IOWA, that they have u,f = thorn
large iot oi Charter Oak, Air Tsaht ,.alt s'tHeat
aNOM ladics II you nase not The rehI - : '|olss.
President You ,crl.h.l, have The r,ti =, Nv or lie
Cook stove, anu Dc fete despoii, MAJ ~ 'eosc
Iohsspiiil, lss no aos b he Nolia f,1. 49, T. As res
VIC Mouia aesiss on To exercise Ills ueAt M ~
nv 50 would solicit You atiehtloG TO nc - Y %
We warrant thvm 10 gitc Perfect sati.f,,I,'e a'o|e
iarusaiati alb 4 piAte efat he ms ie s.ota = y'eH
hlsl new ONES free 81 cha,pe betGe's ,e l'tt
posed u, regard 10 the operation - ~, tst
al! uoubts ah:att Yer. from said i,,, 'ia hAvs
demand $40 iponeA nht.i DE eS if.,lui ~, a. 'eqi
hap" weghe atoI. ofeertintales sane 4, , nf'Ss
lAsfg ia ueaii. ever, lnft o lhis sts,. fssoHs
Il this = u proof positive that Ibis il. sure,, Ass
Ne will say Io mote. NIs'''i sss,v,
We whose Gaincs are hereunto sutseriha,
method u recommending The CLe,,rt t,. 'sas tis
ookih4 Store, snld by II. Wi,sershan Ar eG
export Iowa. We believe IL 10 he tie h. :. w na''
nov in as", for speed in eNceliL > M ,o,t s'cte
believe i 70 be ihe hoayiesiald most durable s., s
Jas EoNNi, Ripley. Woodward r,a,n
sies, VIM tsrris, q Mitchell { , ..p "
Knapp, Henr'ntta BraiaFr. Ann lceoi,glt my
Woodward, shner DAWSON Wo9ltnss T. : ,sr IA
or. Hall Emo. rehenos. Leui. gar g'' = Lay.
tth, Thomas MeGatrsn, Charles Weston. Rt Mn, .ya'
sen. John l. Davies, VIM Herrl, W No ~ a'A'l'
smali adam Neigand, B 6oil8ncf A n pa5i, 2. !
! Faton, jas ihofilgton, \ Billion II R @..'oA'
Il A Rcdmcn. Nathan NJ Ramho Jno Hr,x1a - -,
cFossan. A Hyde, II l. Bullun N m prgSb"t,, y
Farr, inc ~ on Jas Benty, w il Potlle Ga u
fAFuNtit = W flGii, fteAfi Fearing H.,
hi. fdml Cast, inrtel STEPHENS. Eljas Prom, I te
f.dlon, ln9 olds, Nm flstts, J J. letharr H., y" y
Wiley, ] 7 Waller, Juo II Windsor ] h Gs,t ~ =
ram Brown, Nm g Skeiier. George Sauue, psri
Buekwaiter, Acwbpfs 0lds, Bebfis Carpenter ~
Besides tbs abafc stove Ne keep constant, ar h
The Prairie state tbaiiehSe, Black Diamond Na w.
z g, Upper. Beatty 81 tho West. nj otbpr, ~
various patterns Of prsiaium stoves. Also ros,ti
assortment Of Unaware, Copper DO. IaprHed -
Nails all sizes and Brass We viii al, tbe .1a.,
market price for cd Copper, Brass Pewter. Ten /, .
! Rags.
| march is II. WiCKEgSHAM & sou
| G,EOTH>,
~ Cassimcres,
i!hetis.
leans, &c, &c,
Tor Fall and Winter woarat
L kN Up 4 pIrNinr..
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: IEATHER AND BINDINGS
a5ysI, sIGG AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.
MS poyNELl. i J0rN n. DUNN

HAVING associated themseve,
tege,herfpr thc purpose OF carry
& 49, ing on tbs Isjt5ess 81 III USE,
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, @HirEs-
Nc and u All. C0LoRlNG, ou PERI. street., between
I'd Odd s. streets.
Noald aot respectfully announce to their friends
lHd the ph scHerll, HAT they Rscparcdto eN'
r.t Paintias 81 eittcr Lcaa or ZINE at tn lowest pos
,ble rIces. aId lit very hst stNle. Their 9ag ee-
ierist. Is lhe gbeSr Business w@rrtn-s them en-
surfing their patroHs f tlsG4etoh IN an. "ore thai
mas be entrusted "a them.
Pln5e9afaFtt1ti RlAcH g. estimating on aHy IUh-
Her private Buildings Persons wishing ANY 81 tic
above work dae. would do We 20 give ti' n call bs
forH letting ther work They gsn prepared 10 et
ccat- Banners. Landscapes. Masonic "a ODD Fellew =
prnHs, lstufstifg are Gliding n superior si9 atc
OF, The reasonable terms. Paints ~ ~ color
pr.lared ard rcady Tor asc Glass u al sizes, nHtt!
&c, for sfe
Juus 20, 1864 EtNSEll q itNN,
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FALL AND WINTER G0oDs!.
WOOD ARD & RIS,
are now opening At their
New Store RoS1za1,
On Brady Street doors above the Post Office
VERY large stock Of se;sonabfe Goods
French and English Merinos allWocl,
De Lains, Plain and Plaid Silks,
Black SILKS, Pop.ins,
Plaid Merinos, Ladies Cloth for Man.illas
Sack Flannels, Gingha ANS,
Prints, Broche, Bay State and other kinds
Long and Square sHAWLS
Embroideries,
Collars,
Undersleeves,
HABITS,
Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silk Lace,
Dress Trimmings,
Lace,
Dotted and Mourning Wells,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Bonnets. Ribbons,
Marseille Quilts. &c
A very large lot Of HOSIERY,
Wool Yarn Of all coIor5,
Cloths, cassimeres, Satinetts Jeans,
Flannels, Cotton Flanncls, Brown and b,ea'd
Muslins, Irish Linen, Oh cls CARPETS, &c.
banAee Notions OF all kinds.
,boots and shoss, Glass and Queensware Looking
Glasses, Groceries sc, Sc.
All OF which having been purchased n, unusrau,, 10,
prices viii be sold very low for cash or on
ofnce Woonvynpn. n 49,, VIZ tos'
Davenport. Sept %, 1854
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rvw YORK EARNEss STORE

rYsS seen removed from BRADY to Second si.ecs
III fou doors East Of Brady. here we shall o pleas
al "a wall on all who wish good articles IN the harness
Inc. The assortne mi is the most ss'f 'H''
"a here before. Grcat pains taken u please.
Keep always hand Collars Brides. Ha''efs a,us
b ushss, Curry-c uabs, Fiy-Seis of every kiia ~
;Aeir season. Leather Fly Nets also. ..
Whsns and Saddles in abundance. Whips from -
ats upwards: Saddles from s6,o0 TO Ss5,o0.
All work warranted 10 be as reeominendsa-
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Ds~aenort MAY 10th. issi--wir~.tf
SEWING MACHINES.

TIME subscriber is Agent for Wheeler, wilson y
| Co.'S superior Sewing Maehnes-oy the ase o.
these machines very much CT that which h's been
drudgery becomes but a pleasant task-any VINO hsye
read mrs e. oake smiths letter publ IN We y.
n, Ion@ endafens here. Whoever has wish 70
seo these beautiful snd truly Labor Sarisr aeaiass
oneratc can be gratifsd by calling nj my STORE
Sold at New York prices, adding freight, ritA SIS
sdraaags the buyer has the opportunity Of ttarH;He
VIM A. youRSB.
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FINE IMFE0vED FARz FOR SALE.

FINE IMPROVED FhRI FOR SALE.
TN subscriber offers part ihe whole of his farm
far sale IL Is situated miles fron, East Daven-
port y mites from the river. The Lost Grove and
cananeha road. Itembrlces about 2i5acres, hall
n-arie and balance timber. leo acres enclosed GOOD
frame dwelling house. out-heuses. TWO VOLS large
earing orchard Tue above farm II not sold will BE-
f,rrsn For particulars enquire at this otice or Of
SET i,b. lss4.trw-sn ISAAC MORGAN.
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DaY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS q SHOES

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES
grHE subscriber has rseeiced large addition 70 his
stock OF C;soas in all ne dfereatd departments ma
King IL az nsua the mos; attractive assortment 70 e
foui.d IN this region of country.
You viii fad almost any thing yon want IN the p
GOOnS line whether staple or fancy, ard the SINE =
Clothing, Honnsts. Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes
In HARDWARE the aASortmentis larger ihan any
other not exclusively such.
His GROCERY department. is RET exeeliod BE- many
LooKIyG GIAssEs, cRocKGRy and GLASS
WARE, good assortment
Eet. ab!e 10 Git orders for most Of the Moline mans
aetured articles short notice VII
nroya his stock 10 DO more various than often con-
le.ived ~.
Hesnotto be undersold for ready pay whether cash
Nh Chain Pumps usual IN abundance a whole
saie ana rntafl. VA. A. N0URsE.
Moline, June sih, 1854
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cyNcTNyATI FURNITURE Store.

~ FEARING would respectfully inform hisfrienas
y ma me pltlic game raly that he has removed Al,
Furniture Pstab shnsar,t 10 the new brick building o.
Dr. las Hail. Front between Main aud .raay SIS
adjoining Van Tusl IL Cooks where he VIII canlh le
80 carry on the business coadietsd sy Mr. roar
fnr III the Old tand in Bazar buildings
On hand large assortment nf
READY MADE FURNITURE,
which he VIII seli AZ the lowest prices
davenport. Nareh 4ih. fsJi.
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a EE- ,AlL{
. DAILY .E E sssss:sss
geokuk and Rock Island Railroad Line

rbn two fast SteanersJ MCKEE and BEN chMFliJ
49,, make Daily Trims, connecting With thu Cars
fur Cheago al Rock ssnd, md with The DAILY Lane q
| p ckets lar st. Louis al keeknk
! Thn MCKEE, Can't. Dodge. leaves Rock Island es-
arr MapdsN II ea.esd4s ard Frdi, cysbing Tor keo-
knk: Returning leaves Keekuk ever, Tuesday Thur
| da, and Satdrd., evening.
4 The BEN G ANiPBELi. Capt. Mil ikin- leaves Rock
Sind eyer, Tuesday Thur>d;, and Saturday evening
! Retnr,i,~ leaves Keohuk every "Wednesday. Fri,'a.
l NJ 90, ~, IL sr..i,g JuHes. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08

GREAT BARGAINS
,rw YORK CLOTHING EsTAcLIsHMENT
Wholesale and Retail.
I'VE have lust received the largest aud best as
w sortneat Of FALL AND WINTER Cl-oiu-
ING that ever was hroughtto this western coehiF.
Snnsistin.- ia mart OF the following articles;
American. English. FRENCH and tIeraiah btoaasto'h
coqts AZ different STYLES and az lilies
Ovarcaats Beaver, Blaake Petershasn, Pi!os LION,
I1nI,n fs,oth Iii MS skin. Mohair.
poab,s Coats OF the sSme materials
Ri cots OF sliioets. Tweed, Cashmere, Doe
skis. cashms-eite nnt i.ans, 81 eve,s .!te.
FURNISHING GOODS
~,,s,.,in- Of a fine assortment Of Sils tFavafs,
s,osks Neck Hanlksrehiofs. Pocket n lndk .rthleis
Drawers. Undefshirts, Hats, Cans, baeSs.in Gloves
India rubber coats and pauts. Trunks Naiiees ahH
Garnet bags. rfae White and Fancy bosom shif's,
Shirt Collars Atssa hHe LOT nf
BOYS CL6THIEG
and psce goods. Persons will fnd Il 70 Their inter
ISL 70 give Us call before purchasing elsewhere
STORE IN Freat street, opposite Ferry Lanaiis.m
~ h-' : u BsRLIzHEiMER & FIElseHaAS.
payer sort, Sept. 18th. 1854
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II AIDES Fine Black and Tan colored Caters for
u sale and made 10 order at the New Shoe Store ON
Br-dy II Julyg
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-08
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