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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04
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The women l.al gathered aruun@l iir
n0t-,crrcar, Who held the lots in hi,
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and Ill the others containing Ihu fatal
words 'tn remain" IL was 4 Muumuut
of dreadful suspense, and iuvrT have !
seen Tic extreme Of anxiety 50 power
fully depicted in the coumArr"nccS OF
human beings ~ in the features Of r::c!!
OF the soldiers WIVES who com!p"sc,i
the group. One advanced anl drew
her ticket it was against her, and Sh,,
rctrc,,tud subhn". Anulhcr She ssic-
ccclcd; and giving loud hrzza, ran
oil'to the distant ranks &c embrace her
husband. y third came forward with
fastening steps; tears were already
chasing each other down her check :
and there WAS aM unnatural pa!r:!c>>
on her Interesting and yonthin com
teuarce. She pa. her small hand int,
the scrgcant's cap: and saw hy til,
rise aul fall Other bosom, even moro
than her looks lryralel. She mroI!
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

| put i!hGIy powdered salt on the candle
till it reaches ;hc black part Of, the w;rl,
In this way Il mild and s,caay liuh,
may be had through The NIGHT by y
small piece Of candle"
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mere I5a great excitement in Sew
"rk Just at this time ON thc subject
OF what is called ">trcct-prcaciiny. or
rather the ihn"iical denunciati"n and
abuse OF Religions sccts, involving the
question OF l'rotc*tanisln vs. l,onlan
Ca'h"llcis'n-and IN consequence OF the
dangerous ana throatIng aspect of
'h'h@s Il, connection WIN It, the may
or. o' the city, on Friday evening.
'h""@it proper to l;Sne proclamation
c"'!hsch!"S 'he prorio of The city t"
IRAN rom rom a'|c'SS'"nS N Tie pnhIic
''l'ro"s"'arcs' by %h'ch the Passions
81 INC IrHjh,hcrS OF others might be
aroused ana h"' '""urnd, particular
on H"ndayS; any asjc!nhiagcs iii
any PUBIC Pace or street, The consc-
'i"c''c'S u N,'ic!i may be a breach Of
NC peace, AFchl'5h"p ilu"hcs also
"uoreSsrd the Ca'h"ilcs Of the city
through the pres, cNhoFting them to
oe''''Ve themselves quietly, and not 70
;" near ',ie assemblies winch are gath
e''o TO i's'e'i 10 men OF The stamp
c"'nIia,iicd OF, hnt If any attempt
s''o"'" DC lnadc on their rcrsons or
property as Catholics, TO resist it u;l-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

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er,hcIcss and in cr,yy c.nn ",'''s,' ,a ',9v- WN
ought TO rc,nnmLcr ,hHs .n;1nr M '"ci ~ n.,, +" :
and the ont Of T;mnnr ,hn, VI p ~ "''
was not bulls in enc d,y ma ,l.ri;"
lncniarv reform, v,s c,r.;,l 49,, ,r,' ;''.''
hundred l.ilurcs WI, ~ ,n,I,:,,'
point of cicw had Chris; dom. WAN h.
expired on C;uIro,hn Ear lo.s ,l,n,,
MaIonct. lie had ,nualt ,wnIvn
poor unknown men. and 9nn AVN ~
hat number turned a traitor l. is
destruction and relapse that are ou;cE
All rearing is slow. 1t takes centuries
to develop the majestic oak I'm, ono
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

The following is one OF the toasts
given on recent public occasion out
west "Amcrican youth: May their
ambition reach rs high rs their stand
ing collars"
y mans marriage concerns none
else, (cxccpt it may be herself, J but
it is the thing most meddlcd with by
other people.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

friends. Cast thy bread upon tn,
waters, said the wise man, aud it Shall
he returned to thee after many DAYS.
iRuE AND IoUCnAG INCIDENT.-Th;
New Orlca,s Delta givls The follow.
'n%: Al official, on AIl-Salnts' Day, ar-
rayrd himself III his best apparel, and
at the request Of his wiie. called !, car.
rage to visit the cemeteries. The hus.
band, be it promised knew that his be.
iovcd, &C he married her, was II wild
ow, As soon as they entered the cate OF
tic said City OF Silence, a shade OF
melancholy passed over the lady's
lace, and clln9ing TO hcr husbands;
arm, she went to tomb, at which
she kne!t, and prayed for The rcpuac
OF her dear dead husbands soul. >
Ic"is flew p!rnliiully; but Ihe li,inr
husband, though he felt little mor,i,
hrd ut the strong affection which Ills
"i;c showed for her first love. now
sleeping Tie eternal sleep, still for
GaNr lhc outbUrSt, and hurried her from
tie spot. Soon. however. she knclt he.
fore another tomb, and again uttered q
touching orison for The rcposc Of The
soul Of her deer dead husband"
whose holy dust there found Il resi-.
irg Place.
/ he husband Thought that was q III.
tic mere than lie had b"ruaiirl for.
but h. said nothing, ihouyl grave were
MS reflections, Us he ag#in led his
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

To &ANE 4 GAMBLE EuEN AL. NlGlir.
irencin6cr o!sccns some years since
III an agricultural work, now out OF
print, an article Oh Economy in
Candles whcirmay be new and use
lMl to many OF our readers. "Whcn
as in case OF sickness, Il duh light is
wished, orwhcn matches arc miS!aid
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-01-04

Men scorn to>eiss among themselves,
And will scarcely kiss a brother;
But women oft want u kiss SO bad,
They smack and kiss each other.
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that at the expiration of4it, his dis.
charge was purchased by lis grateful
friends Cast thy bread upon the
waters, said the wise man, aud it Shall
he returned to thee after many days.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
nasnerate affair q. Cairo = Five Men shot by
EegrN,

The ST. Louis Republican Of the 30th ui.
contains the following account OF tfasiea!
affair at Cairo, which is procured IRON an
eyewitness:
A negro named Joe Spencer, who kept an
eating house on board an old boat at Cairo,
had become very offensive to tho citizens on
account of various misdemeanors he had
lately committed. Thsy at length deter
mined to have redress, and he was summon
ed by the authorities to answer charge
brought against him by Justice OF the
Peace. He went into court carrying keg
of cunpowter, having the hesd knocked
out, under one arm, and loaded revolver
in his hand, and there declared that, II he
did not receive justice, he would blow
them all up, and himself with them
Some of the bystanders endeayored to take
the powder and pistol away from him, and
finding he would be overpowered, he ran
tow ards the boat, dropping the keg on the
way.
lie went on board and began to utter the
most violent impre cation on the crowd who
had pursued him. They gave him half an
hour to leave the place and threatened, u
| he did not comply, to burn the boat and all
| that was in it. He said that the property
was his and that he would stick TO it ill ne
died. At length some of the crowd toard-
ed the boat and began to take out the
fixtures. Spencer then began firing on
various persons who were thus engaged
and from the number OF shots fired, mus,
have had four or FIVE pistols or other fire.
arms.
The people became Infatuated and tho
boat was set on fire and cut loose from the
shore. The negro still continued firing at
intervals and expressing his determination
with loud curses to stick by his property
| till he died, and asserting that they shou Id
not take him dead or alive. The hames
progressed and began to burn violently, dri.
wing the desperate from one part otthe boat
to another. He went to the bow with
double barre gun in his hands and took de-
iiberate aim at some one on shore, but the
gun missed FIRE; and then he disappeared IN
| to the cook house OF the boat. lie reap
4 peared again in a few moments with some
thing tied to his waist which looked to the
people on shore like stone Flls, and witt
q loud yell Of defiance plunged into the rly
er. The eye witness says that he did mo-
rise TO the serface snd was seen no more
Five men were wounded by the shots
and one of them, we are informed, Sc
dangerously that his recovery lsvery doubt
| full.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Arrival of the Star OF the West

The steamer Star of the West arrived
out about 3 O'Clock, with 26o passengers
and $3.50 900 in specie, and CaltornI;
dates to the 9Th ult., brought down BY the
steamship Cortes. Among her passenger:
are Mr.. Weller and J. a. McDougall.
The news is OF small Importance Tbs
mining news is favorable.
The steamship SnsquehaRna was at Hon
oluIu on the Goth Oct, and was hourly ex'
pected at San Francisco.
Col. Woodruff had been killed IN due
by Mr.. Achilles kerwin.
The Mormons have been ordered to leave
Sanirancisco by May lst.
Another instruction had occurred among
the State prisoners.
The vacancy Of the Supreme JudgeahiP
occasioned BY the death Of Judge Wells had
not been filled and various candidates were
spoken Of.
Official returns ofthe result Of the State
election show the democr minority Oh t4e
Congressional vote to be l2,3io.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
IOWA CITY CORRESPONDENCE.
Iowa CITY, Dec. 2, 1854

Nh. EDITOR:
The excitement in regard
to the sitting and doings of those who on
MonJay next are to assemble in the Legis-
latiye halls of Iowa. supposed to be versed
in the erudition of laws and the philosophy
ofmaking such as growing State may de-
mand to keep it steadily rolling on until it
shall stand among the first in the Union.
has already manifested itself. Every hotel
and private house where a place can be
found, 10 filed with members, candidates for
Office, lsbbyites and those who have come to
see the elephant" A goodIy number OF
the anxious crowd are maneuvreing, plot
ting and intriguing to forward the interests
oftheir particular candidates, some Of whom
are here in person figuring for themselves,
and care all things to all men, using every
imaginable endeavor to concentrate the
votes ofopposing interests upon themselves,
making sure to place wildly before their
minds every misstep Of their opponents
life. Heretofore in this State Especially
Eve and six years ago. under Ike circum-
stances, equivocation, humbug and down
right falsehood, it would seem, were consid-
cred as fair in party warfare. But as yet
there has been no apparent attempt al de-
lberate falsehood on the part Of either Of
the candidates. II is impossible to guess
u present who will be the lucky aspiran;s
The candidates mostly spoken of for U.
3. Senator are Fitz Henry Warren and
Browning, of Burlington. Geo. Wright, Of
keosauqua, and Ebenezer Cook, Of your
city, who, it gives me pleasure to state, has
many strong friends who are urging his
claims for his integrity of character, his
high order Of intellect, his matured business
qualifications, his profound judgment, bis
high standard Of morality, bis long resi-
dence in the State, his firm adhesion 10
those principles which so signaIly trumphed
at the late election in Iowa over The rot
ten mass Of politicians who in years past
have controlled the interests of the State
Ths.other candidates are all gentlemen Of
worth and men whose characters are re-
pectsd, and should either of them be cur
U. S. Senator Imagine Iowa will have
representative that she can feel proud of,
neither Of which will find it hard TO follow
in the footsteps of their predecessor
Tasse are several gentlemen d9eply store d
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

in legal lore who are willing to serve the
State as her Supreme Judges, most OF whom
have too much dignity and seli-respect TO
s,oop to all the party wire-pullng, song sing
INC aud foldsrol to gain the honor OF the
office. (it certainly is not the pay when
would stimulate any good lawyer to strive
for it,
The Locofocos have one majority IN The
Senate, should all the members be present
The report is in circulation that one OF the
Democratic members ofthat body, from the
southwestern portion the State, had met
with bad accident lately and will not De
present. Should the Democracy elect Inc
officers ofthat body the first clerkshlp wouio
Law between DR.. Rankin, of Keokuk, lwho
is gentleman in his appearance ana
shnuld Judge woald prove capable officer,
and Sharp, of the Missouri slope, ne man
rho ,eas nerer lnoun before 10 desire an once
awe to be Congressman from Iowa, uo'-
ernor of the State, Auditor of State, Con-
gressman of Nebraska, Representative IN
the Legislature. &c. II is almost pity
that he could not get some permanent o.
Ace 40 that his party could get rid OF him.
The Dr., SO far as am able to learn Wall DC
the man. Little is said eoncerning the Pres
ident Of the Senate and Chairman OF the
House.
The most unpleasant matter when mas
presented itself thus far is the manifest ell
fort on the part of some of the leading 10
cofocos to throw irebrands here and there
hoping thereby to generate acrlmony ana
cIasbing interests among those who by their
limited efforts in August last succeeded IN
defeating their hopes Of aggrandzement'
These contemplate operations, it is firmly
believed, will recoil upon the instigators.
There is some growing about the high
price of board and accommodations here
Some of these poor fellows have eventhreat-
ened to vote to have the Legislature remov-
ed forthwith to Burlington. lfthey should
succeed in this noble move they might pos
sibly find provisions just as high and houses
to rent equally scarce there. They forget
that every house in Iowa is filled and that
provisions are scarce. They must be Of
rood cheer; this thriving city by the sitting
If another Legislature will have one and
probably two Railroads running into H. CIV
mo us chance of getting materials to nutid
houses equal to any demand which may
i .raaf,sr arise. Yours, &c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
ny TELEGRAPH.
Nrm YoRkDec. 9.

NEW Okh, pSS' -.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Tribune telegraphs that Senator Adams o.
Mississippi will at M early pef!oa '''u -.
Juce a bill extending the time OF natura,'
cation to twenty one years; also Una, 'le
prospects are that Bennett Saynot ot No1,"
Carolina will probably be the Know MOTH
ing candidate for the Presidency, e,
As the passengers by the Africa were
DISSEMINATING on "Wednesday night tue
watchers discovered large quantity OF
iewelrx. watches, &C., secreted IN some
trunks. The further debarka,ion was pro-
hibitedand the strietest search instituted
We do not hear OF any arrests though prop
erty to the amount Of $50 600 has been seiz
ed.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.
New Orleans paper of Sunday con
tain details OF Mexican news to the -2i
ut.
Senior Carighan, editor of the Iris. ant
a number OF other persons have eeen
banished by order Of the municipal author
tiles.
Further success of the Government over
che revoutonists is reported.
A very extensiv placer has been discov-
cred In one of the districte into which the
insurgents have been driven.
UREA, Dec Q.
Navigation on the canal apparently sus'
pended on occount OF the ice.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,
PRICES OF 3aEsT
REDUCED
At the Great Western Meat and Vegetable
Market.


The subscriberat his Great Western Meat and veg
etable Market on Second bet. Ripley q Scott IS, :
now selling meat. Of all kinds lower tlah the! San p
purchased elsewhere in The city, as follows;
Best Beef sirloiu Roasts and Steaks IS per 10;
Rounds at &c per ID;
All other kinds Of Beef at Cc perlDi
Pork &c per ID;
sausa ges aud Lard each Ste per Ii;
Or single pound Toe.
BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS sarted al
round at &c per ID and delivered The subscriber
from his long experience the business feels hme
competent TO serve his customers with satisfaction to
themselves.
II. has also taken stall in the
LIE CLAIRE MARKET HOUSE,
whore he will be happy 70 his customers a the
above prices Remember it the
FIRST stall on the Right Hand az You
enter A. ii. KENT.
Davenport Dee. lst, ls54 d3w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

ONLY ONE Fool IN THE FAMLY.-The
Louisville Tones very sensbly says: III
there was a constitutional sag of let
ing South Carolina out OF the Union
we would hold up both hands for the
measure, and run the risk'of her c0nqure-
ing the balance of the United States and
LAYING them under tribute. But
a, it is, we must try and get along
with her, and thank our stars and
stripes that We have but one fool in the
family"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

A PALPABLE HrT. Passing the high
board fence Of a fine residence the other,
day, We heard little fellow on the inside
shouting:
"Ho jim, look through the fence and
see my gun"
Not p.rceiving anything Of Jim We de-
termined !" take his place, so we pecped at
convenient knot hole. and at the same
moment we received face opium full OF
dirty water, the contents Of squirt gun -
The roguish little soldier having 'dscharg-
cd his farewell shot, lited 40 q great
laugh and ran away to hide, while we walk
I'd oT cheerfGlIy, convinced that peer
ing through knot holes il md cug
ia b., dangerous business -EE,tange pa
pr,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

ACCOUNT BALAEcED.-The report on
Tuesday that there was a run upon the
Ohio Life and Trust Company caused quite
a number of small depositols to hurry down
TO the bank for their funds which were paid
as promptly by the paying teller OF the in
stitution as the checks were presented =
One of the alarmists, on drawing his mon
ey, noticed that the receiving clerk was a
good deal more busy than the payin1 clerk,
taking in deposits and il occurred TO him
that it would perhaps be safer for him to
continue a depositor. He went back and
signifed his intention to the clerk, but was
8 mewhat astonsh when the clerk told him
that his account with that concern was
closed, his bank book balanced, and they
declined doug any more business with him.
The disappointed depo.itor walked Off in
just about the same dilemma as was..lhe
boy that drew the elephant in raflle he
didn't know what to do with it. As yet the
run on that bank does not amount to much,
and we believe our community have every
confdencesn its entire soIycncy. - Csncin-
natl Ga2.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

REslL SAsAcTrY.-Alexander Smith, the
Young poet, has been APP onted by the
0nean. Assistant to the AstronJmer for
Scotland. This election shows rare saga
city in Victoria, as no young writer IN our
timcs has used up more ornaments an pan
etary systems in bis compositions 'hah
the said Alexander Smith. lie VIII De one
Of the few men who have any use ior the
new stars discovered by the aid OF modern
science.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

The finishing and opening of the Island
City Hotel we believe we have not noticed
up to this time, from press OF other, not
more important matter, as we must acknowi
edge r. l. ADJ.
Not ike your cotemporary If the Rsqp
lican as hs notices i e0oagh & be eDdtAal
10 a good 4inacr ev:ry -ay.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
A U CT 10 N s.

ISoR Free Bants OF Indiana
IL - Stock secured Banks ui Ghio
: Clinton Bank Of Goinmbus, Ohio
or the suspended Banss of Illinois
We offer for sae al our rcgu ar rates The tan ,
among a great yarct, OF MISCELLANEOUS Io.t !.
Wilson'S ofnitloiog. being comp ete desc,is
the Birds Of America, With the DESCRIPTIONS III NJ
bon xutti,li. Richardson and others "sa
~ Tdcaueyile's Democracy in America
Pages Theory and practice OF Teaching
Library OF Nntural History
De coFmegil's History OF the Popes
sears, Hisiory of the Bible
sanda, BooAs
Handsome Illustrated copy OF Don Quixute
Memoirs OF the Presidents
| GoIiea's Life and tines ofGlay
| Fleet.oo Life 81 Christ, En-. II or German
| GILT AID ain FAM Bibies
| Erst ne's Theotogi,a al Worhs
Il,eiI's Gsnl, ~
swbsi,s < Hydraulics ard Mechanics
| Sehoisop's Mechanics Companion
| The Practical Uraageisman
| The Cadc VI Iowa 81 81.
ALSO.
| The 70 allowing work fine Gill Editions:
Poems IL Aine ia Turkey Morrecco.
| Parmso oil Colr.dge, Shelley and Keats,
Of Mrs. Hcmans,
of !. e.. Whittier,
| . Walter Scott,
$ Hewitt, Mllnan and Keats,
Poets of Connecticut,
| British Female Poets.
| rupper's Work ia Turkey binding.
| rha Mhite Veil, Bridl Gift:
'fhe Had aud odyssey, bound together,
oliver Galdsn ill., BY Irving,
/ fisron's Poems. Quarts size, antique binding
| Ditto In GU Morocco.
! The Bigdem, a rich Gin Book,
| Floral Offering, e. Se.
| Cal soon Tor agood choice on
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Nov a2dfs5t.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

Edwin Forrest, the tradegian, was the
Know Nothing candidate for Congress in
the 18th New York District. He is, however,
among the defeated.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Just Received

Large Supply Of Groceries. including IN lato ~,
- Teas. Candles Soar oil>. Motasses, syrup 'a'
dies, Cigars. Tobacco Dried Fruit. Sc. Sc. 10y
For sale by ALVoRD \ Van RAJ ~
Opposite the Post Office
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

i WISHES 10 inform the ladies OF ayet port and the
| w vicinity that she has just received new SUPP
Of Mohair head dresses and a sly & OF Bonnet
tncs and al Kinds III silk vesets and ways keeps
| on hand ready made We vet Roanets both Vi ara
cotton ye.scis, aud like sise PHking Machine for
the purpose Of pinkiug Cloth Cloaks, aud al kinds Of
| Silks in the latest style. DO not forget the cheai
store on the corner Of Seeon, q Perry.
| Uayenport, Dec : lsaf-lu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
GAME
CHANCES RARE.
Fancy and s.apls Dry Goods

TasIna advance, tor which Ii, Free Banks Of III
~ i, n. md Indiana VIII be iatfr Is Dar by
D.c Q "a A. y. MCDJJALD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
View of THE Bridge
LOST

, BRASS Safe Key with three small netchcs hled
ON the handle, which the finder will please leave
at this Office. Dee J-5Ni
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

: ithds O Sugar o Id and new crop rec a REo.
I sale hy DALZEiJ NJ
Nov q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
MRS. KIRNEs

X1rHlTE Fish in bbls. also Cod Fish and Smoke
w Herring for sale by DALZELL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05
Situation Wanted

|,I,HE adveiisei, who has had lens experience
i the busiaess speaks the German iangaage hue
~. md can give good references wishes SITUATION
IA Dry Goods store. Enquire at this Office.
Nee . 1854 d-fas