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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ca nEH u go

THE (;reatCentral Route connecting the Atisnti
cities h hewcstern. Northwestern, ana southMes.
tern states. nv continuous Railway aiiect. ihis
road also connects at Pittsbnrg WITH Oily line o.
10 ali ports the orthwcstern Lakes; ma
s;ns tho most direct cheapest AID rei1ble roafs by
which FREIG HIT can beforwarded to andirom she
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
rsr.e rpnss..Boots, Shoes, Dryl %. = 1oolh.
Good i lin boxes, Fnrs. Feathers &cl 80 - s.
second class. Books q station
ery. Dry Goods lin bales, drugs 75e. . 100 h.
aud Medicines, Hardware, Leath- 4E
er, Wool. &c. q
Recon PORK lin buih) Cast Steel, Csc. b iooip.
Snle Leather lin bundles) OGRE. Nc-'
r0m rth Clnss..Cohee, Fish. Ba.) o.,,
con & Pork fpackcd) ard Lard oi'( sue. 'Vo't'
hewn ;rou lead nai,s. soda ash, &C.
Fl0URDsl per Dbl, until further notice.
GRaIN--5N els per ITO lbs unih inr,hef n".er ,
tCOT-TON-s2 per bale, not exceeding 'ou ios.
weight. until fui ther notcs. ofpbu,.
,ab,a X "A rteniar RIO mark pack age rfa PenHsyt
800 Raiirnad,, AliGoods consigned 70 me agent
oiths Road at Philadciphi1 or Pnssoufg WIN DC 'oi
wlrded without detention: 4 70 Mem
E,v,ou- ArySTs.-Harris, NormlA a -, Mei
,b;s Tenn..R Sass & Coast Louis: =. H.,cn-
ri & Son. kvansviiie, Ind lumesnii, beii NUT
Jn.t ard Carter & Jew Louisville, ky.' r. =, Mei
dram Madison Ind; Sprignan Il Bro ~h anu INN I'M,
q CO. Cincinnati; ~ W. Graham CO., lahes'ilis,
o.yo. Z aach a Co. No 81 Kirby ST., Boston: Leeeh
4, Co No ? AS or House, New fors' No. . S
81. and No. Battery Place. New frfN; \. =. snee
der Phi,adelpha; Magraw & Rooms, haitimofe' "eo.
c. Franeisens Pittsbnrg. ,.. a., p.:y,
~ ri HOUSTON. General Freish -Sgf, fA'!a.
H. ]. LoMBAERT, Sapt. .7hooRs,fd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
prSxsyLyANIA RAILROAD.

NJ p;,i.hnfy THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves PhiisdelpLa for Pittsbarg at 4: ~: a ana
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ. NE r %
LINE leave. Philadelphia III ! NJ ana riis1uig
for Phiiadeiphin all r. NJ. THE NIGHT EAPkESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiadelph for Pittsburgh =, i' r.
NJ, and Pittsburgh for Phade,rhs ., ~. VII, "a pa;,
The above line at Pittsburg Win the hl',
roads to aud fro,s ST. Louis, NO.; Alton, uaiena anu
ChicaeoIl: Frankfort, Lexington. ana lonlsyiiie'
XIV .Teyye Haute DAYTON, Springfield, Bellefontne,
S.n.usly Toleao Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesviiie.
Massillon and Wooster. ohio also, with the steam
Pack 81 Boats from and to NKw ONLHAss, st. Lotis'
LorIsvItI Y and CINCISEATi
Throuyh Tickets can be had TO or from either OF the
above places. ,,,. -. aic.,
ForfartLer particulars see Hand-o il sat me uruel
vii, ind this the shortest and mos, expeditions
route to Philadelphia, baltimore, New YORK, Or bos-
ton. f;,.s pb;yo
MESKIMEN, ydg,t. Passenger Lives, Puts.
philsdeipkia Nov o5ih. 1855 d-1y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
Davenport, Iowa, Oct. Seth.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

acknowledgements . opened G erhiintelligeDcs
Office with a-complete set Of books IN whichto
cnte all kinds Of Real and Persona Propert, for sale
or for rent. the names of aisersants who with for
places in families thin the city. aisothe names OF
Mechanics Laboretsa nd otberrsee gem l.,
so thattM ~ whoare IN search Of Houses Lands.s r
wants. &c canhoifail Of success iGobtan-
ingeitherby calling at my offce. Charges moderate.
Cali md register your wants orders and they will
receive prom tattention.
80 ass A. FlNEFfELn,
No. CONNIE reia Buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
HEMovAL.

NHE subscriber having re moved their stock Zero
i eeries u the Store :. Fast Cor end ana Per
~ prepared TO supply their customers with
every article in their line OF good qrit! an nj as
reasonable rnies as any Establishments the West,
Either at Wholesale or Retail.
We warrant ever, thing we sell and will deliver
Flour and Groceries in any part OF the city Zee Of
charge
Families rely on their Orders being put up and
delivered with m, mptness.
We shall be receiving in a few days from ihe East
large and ell selected stock Of r0ceries nd Wood
en- Ware, TO which we would invite the attention OF
the trade.
sepli JAS. NJ. DAI ZELL & BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
For Sale BY the Undersigned.

oT2 In Block iGin the town Of Waicnti, (nsar The
i Depot.) Also Lot 10 in tta~iey's Dat Lnls,''
said lot contains 81 arresBnd Is situated about til REQ
miles cast OF Davenport, Cd the river opposite Moline
HIS. Being upon the bluff. and commanding fine
view OF MGiiae. the Island. andfa large portion OF
Davenport and Rock Island il very desra Bile site
for residence. j. WILSON GUITEAU
seplfdu In Whitaker ~ Grants Uftcr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.
II. N. DiGGINs

7
nEGSta call the attention ofthc citizens OF DsWf.
ID po,t. Rock isiaHds vicinity TO new, eeashtu'
and durable ware called
1HE AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
,amnles OF y hirh NAV be stthe 4. s EIrWssf
Zee, near she Island Gu, Hotel NJ. is'han
~ uinr an In Rock Island fer Ne
sale OF th,. new and splendid ware. Also. eenif"
ceiling right. for the sale oftbis ware in all porehs
Of the United Stntes.
Ayxre chance for persons wishing to enfafe - >
pleasant and profitable business. Apply sttheu:s
kxpress on,ee 10 u. NJ. DiETns, al the Island Wv
t,,t., 10 Jul, sad-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
DRY LUMBER.

HAVE now on hand any quantity cfthe be"
Mtg HUT Sum Der.
U5RR1.kTED 1HOR0U6HIp .kIL-S'DHdiD'
Having purel ased several large Misson'in hs.s,
and supplied d.hcie nciesfrom the ohhhe" tA,"s
now have re raj sortmcGt ef all ihas CT iem'
be IN hand Also Pine shingles. Patlhgs. !"'as'
Studdng. Sash, Fnrring for brick houses iIh-e =.
rFs0fice North ot the smiths sh"P, ~ you shS'
the city by tho Camden road. ,
Rock Island, serisdtf. BENZ. u. NAEtI.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
0rsferhs.
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMlL1 GNOCEhl.
81 his house on Perry between seeondahd Third stss
AZ: .niss ssss :. vii sell - low Sc
sCIGAR6.
A choice lot sfciFsrsiass rsesisssssdfers a'eiew
a'~s''e'a's''''- {. M.P8cx.
p.vsnpsss, Deessd, iss4-dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
Hg sas.esess has opened large :sd sssafs e.
= .orsmse, e Family oroeerie'' q shs"chhcA
49, Test H. nearly opposite The Mills.
where shall always have on hand sfull supply 81
al such articles ~ eyer r s%' i, sir1.
e e1s.sss :: s!s sss ss.s. Lard;
s Hand NO Mol; c chosexs s Flour;
c ssses' and rs..; p p... s..,,.
rrebPet a aI r:,srs.. Wooden Ware;
Nails a W. n.as'' White Lead;
osiand Tnrpen,ine; ] Soap and Candles. Sssrsh;
afwhicb viii be sold for ready pay, ssthe pr'
,,.o purchase all kinds Of Country Produce
B::,sI Poultry What Dsv GA G sGEso&s
.Vessf Rcrefred!
TEN Rbls. NICK FRESH FAT MAcxRREL, Sept
SIS, INSPECTION.
iTr, EN- and come again!
* ALSO
Ohio. Liverpool and stone ware.
Con. I'd d BsApr. RloRDAN sHRAD. !
Oct l9-du ---------------.
ny do ssdelirey. GOOas!''
Npxxow that can furnish customers WIN ar
N ucles in our line as
Cheap AZ THE CHEAPEST,
an, "a reod az fAt bsst. Everything usually found
AZ arst class Family Grocery Store may DC had AZ
GU Establishment. So come along! Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
The SHOE TRADE!

TIAyING increased our facilities los y.
.1s-22.rrA sncocssors of 5. G. Dawson = Co., Of
h, 10 - people Of Davenport and vicinity gsssser
inAueeneuss ran ever 70 bay their Boots ana snoes
.rts~s. Oue rosaii ssock hereafter will always con-
ssia sSery description OF goods wanted by the people.
We also are making extensive Pfepsssuons ior
Wsoiesslejng Boots ard Shoes, and we Invite couh-
~ Hsaors 20 call and examine oufstock ana prices,
s:,s n On cell good terms, as
DAWSON, GRiGGS & CO..
a..as Brady s., door from Cd.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fY,HE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
southern Markets u large and we'll selected stock
Of goods all descriptions, in common use, consisting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Qaeensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
g. A. I. 4. Il kanawha salt Hardware.
Aets and Mill saws, Iron, all kinds, iassorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Woodenwsre, Live geese feathers,P Pitch d Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stnds, &e.,
viii n will be sold at small advance for Cab. As
int nd keeping every thing in common use, persons
wal ing articles obtain them Front street
atths Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une o ls53 80 J. NJ. BOWLING.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
NO'I'I(I II,
A BARGAIN /!

THE story Is toldthat property cid too high hut
those wishing Il bargain IN house and lease ould
do weii 70 cali on the subse ribev am obliged 10
se n and " i'll 90 50 for the sake of MONEY. Y8 8H
Call soon Oh the premises. Harrison 1t. near stn
St. or ~ my shop on sab ST. below tie Court House.
Aisa. n nus lot 70 y slle.HHgs $685. Eah al lt
June l3-dtr FIX. FITZPATRICK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
MiSffll1uf0us. 0Ia
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 81
Drag and Paint House,

d .s.
HENRY %. WEED
YTAS In store as rye stock Of Dru<s, Medicines,
I'll Paints Oils aud Dy S tuns as was ever brouxht
into Rock Ieahd which he offers to the Made Nv
small advance Eastern prices, and al res On vers
reasonable terms. A hisstOck was purchases from
nrst class houses in New York. Boston and Fhhadct-
phia an is constantly being repenished, cusiome.s
can rely upon getting pure and nadultera.ea nrass
bee for the past years in the drug tfade,
he feels confident in saying that his stock OF Drugs
cannot be excclfed for quality, variety and low pr,
s.ss s' section g: fssHry ~ anu
9fihe day among which s5s The following s,sa,
Mciare,. /. Nerve and Bone Eminent,
rsrsiry Meayer's Syinp.
uaunxax,. pills. Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Ointment, Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ru,,.. say.apariiia, India Cholagogue,
Ta.r..pd,. - Webstcr's Specific,
Gnysott.s Lyons Katharton, 4stt
Marshsll's Uterine Catholicoa,
BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
brushes lsizesPsin Brushes, all sizes,
Hair - - Varnish "
u'. ~ zeal variety Tooth and Nail Brushes
PAINTS, PAINTS.
SHIRTS SMITHS rurpen,ine, Ohio Fire Proof,
8. Yellow copal vari. quail.
d. I'D Coach. s4
Rod Lead. g Asphaltum,
Vanot,ar Ped s. Black Leather,
,cbre Erench. White Lead in Oil,
American. Zine snow white.
psrsans in want OF any articles my line willhnd
it greatly to their advantage to give me eas'; 20
on hand as the price ofDrugs constantly chang'hg.
and advertised prices cannot be rened ur1h out
customers calling at my store can atai nes oe sup
piieu y 'As -" ~ HENRY b. WEED,
Oct ed-tf &c Illinois street, Rock Island.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
s1E YoR
Ieung Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, DIVA.

s.., G 6; e sT.l11 friasi,.is.
rEarRUcrfOy given in the usual Enslish branches
l-Nuthe nEtics, CissEcs Book Keeping. Natural
Philosophy, French, Ausic, Drawing, fainspg' ~e.'
&c. r.. ..A,.
Fcrtsrms apply to the Rev g. C. Street, a. his res
idence Crsmpton's Buildings. nesr he 6as ofks
go eud Of Third street
References fby permission) to The Rev: A. Louder
h.ets Woetor OF Trinity Chnrcii. Rev. W Ruredge-
P-stcr OF First Bapsist Church. Mrs. Wallace, coi.
Eyans Dr. A. NJ. Smith, Col Eais, and other residen'
Or ne hignest responsibility.
ort 10 DIFF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
G0s and Stream Fittings /!

GNS ana SSCNM E1tftNSS +!
Davenport Gas and Steam Fitting
EATA % L. y II NJ II Mt, ny
SECOND -STRRET, 2p DOOR EAST or BRADY.
rJNHERE win AT all times be found at the above
i tahlishnent, the i2ngcs, and best assortment
west Of Chicago, Of
Chandeliers. Brackets, Pendants,
and GAS FIXTURES ofeycry description,
Of the beet American manufacture, togctheT with
GAS and STEAM PIPE Of every description.
LEAD PIPE of all sizes. IRON STEAM PIPE,
BRASS, COPPER and IR0N FITTINGS of every
kindf Engine Boilers and Pnmn Connections.
e undersigned employs none but the best md
most experienced workmen and gives his personal
superiniendaDce to all work entrusted 10 him.. he
feels assured that yisit 70 his establishment viii be
adsanlageons W ihssc ~ saBI arllGes IN niyius.
Country ardfrsa'iedal the sh9rtesi notice.
' up, MERWIN,
a, tne Office Of the payenpor. Gnsspd Coke Co.
RfAss' Porter Just receive 4 and fol- sale
- at FRANCIS JAChay,S
Drug and Preseripiihn Stare
a o'tsh. Grady hst2d 4 css,s herearsn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
(OITPcfDs..

TOHN A. GUY will attend to the collecting Of
81 debts, lake subscriptions for Newspapers and do
4 general agency busintss. office with A. H.. Miller.
Lar Agent wins will attend 10 my business when
absent. Office the old Post Office building.
Rcfcrto
BURROWS q PRETTYMAN,
COOK a. DILLON.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
Fresh Groceries.

WE have just received from the East The largest
w aud b. al stock Of Groceries ofered for safe
IN Davenport. We hayeevery article in lin nd
will warrant our goods To be Of the best quality and
our prices reasonable. We Invite both dealers Il
! families 10 call and examine stock.
/ Oct II DALzELLS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
FOR SALE!
House & Lot for Sale.

TWO Lot. in EastDavenport.
j Enquire of ALFRED G. BILLION,
June 9-dn No. g lie Claire Kew.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
BURNELI., G!LLET g. CT
Sc nj of-lM-if
WASHINGTON NURSERIES,

WhohANulUN NuhoLnALo.
L>RUIT and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Sc. Far.
mcrs and others in this vicinity may depsnd up
genuine article by appi. ing 10 the subscriber,
tue Pr"prietors have located grounds in this city
and DnranI for future OPERATORS ard Will, In q few
make large shipments 10 this city from their old
grounds Geneva, n. ", and have no Irresponsible
Agents.
Orders respectful ~ solicited.
once, in 20 ST in Atkin.ons building, between
Brady aud Main SITS. and opposite 10 Claire Row.
Davenport. Oct G-dwem lJNO- ID. WALDO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05
81 o = I g e !!

- sG.r,asrsnip va 2. H. Grisss, Snder the name
"a ATE az Dawson, Grigga Co.. 70 taks snee'
: < ne ID lay of November, less.
IN - r,ons has ing unsettled accounts with Inc od
a,r are requested 10 call and sette.
-. -.,v.x,ets Oct IS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-05

Dcc7IS54-dIy
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24
THE HENDERSON FESTIVAL.

The last Warrenton News says, the Committee
of Arrangements met at Henderson on Tuesday last,
and agreed upon all the arrangements preparatory
to this great Festival A committee appointed
to give general notice of invitation to all the ladies
and gentlemen of Virginia and North Carolina, and
shall have large hand bills stricken off in few
days for circulation throughout the country. Other
arrangements were also made, necessary for the ac
commodaton of the immense crowd of visitors that
will be in attendance. Messrs. Dickinson Dou ,las,
Cass, Wise, Hunter, Stephens, Qutman, Butler,
Kett and host of other distinguished Statesmen
and Orators have been invited, many of whom are
expected to attend and address the people. Some
have already been heard from, and have promised
to be present. We doubt not it will be one of the
largest and most brilliant festivals that ever took
place in this section of the country"
The News adds
eve are requested by the Chairman of the Com
mittee of Arrangements for the Henderson Festival
to say, that splendid band of music has been Sc.
cured for the occasion; and likewise that arrange
ments will be made with the President of the Raj
eigh and CASTOR Railroad for daily accommodation
train, by which visitors along the line of the Road
will be enabled to attend the Festival and return to
any desired point at night. Every thing will be
ranged to suit the convenience of those who desire
to be present at the celebration"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24

of the Southern States are respectfully and earn
esty requested to take the foregoing resolutions in
to their early consideration, and cooperate with
in the policy and objects intended to be thereby
cured" sgAs' 80 sats, asss'Ss-t4N
The "Uniou" thus refers to the speeches on the
occasion of the Hon. Robert Toombs and Hon. A. II.
Stephens: =
Mr. Toombs reviewed the history of parties for
twenty years past, said he could not continue to
fight the Democratic party after the developments
of 1854 When he saw fifteen Senators from the
North, (al Democrats,) stand by the South and the
Constitution, while three Senators, from the South
(all Know Nothings) voted with the North against
us ne could not hesitate as to the course duty and
patriotism dictated But cannot follow Mr.
Toombs in his able, eloquent and convincing argu-
ment against the proscrptve doctrines of the Know
Nothings-our space forbids further comment at
present Suffice it to say, it the link that bound
together The anti-know Nothing elements, in union
which predict will be futfu of untold blessings
to the Union, and strengthen the hope of the sue
cessfu maintenance of the rights and interests of
our beloved South
On Tuesday night of last week a verify large
and intelligent audience of citizens, Members Of the
Legislature and strangers, assembled in the Repre-
sentave Chamber to listen to speech from the
Hon. A. II Stephens So great treat was antici-
pated by the audience that few men except the dis
tnguished Representative of the 9Th Congressional
district could have realized their anticpations. We
believe however that Mr. Stephens fully realized the
hopes of his friends, and the fears of his enemies
He tore the mask from SAM and exposed his hdeouS
features in all their concentrated ugliness He de-
monstrated TO the satisfaction of all who were dis
posed to listen to reason that the triumph Of the
Know-Nothing party would have been the overthrow
of our Republican form of Government. The grand
know-Noihing council would have controlled the
action Of Know-Nothing Congress and the State
Legislatures and would soon have become the Gov
ernmcnt secret conclave Of irresponsible men,
bound to each other by oaths and mystic ceremonies
would have ruled the destinies of this nation. Mr..
Stephens showed up the Anti-American principles
and practices of the falsely called American party.
Every new principle advocated by this bogus Amer
lean party is in opposition to the great principles
tablished by the American Revolution and vndicat-
ed by the of 1912. The speech of Mr. Stephens
was mastery vindicaton of the principles of that
great national party North and South that has
tained the Constitution and the rights of the States,
and most severe castgation of Sam and his Nor
thern allies 1t was listened 10 with profund atten-
ton and called forth requentand enthusiastic rounds
of applause"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24
THE LIFE OF A GREAT ORATOR.
Second Supply Now at Hand.

THE LIFE OF S. S. PRENTISS. Edited by his Brother
2 vols l2mo. 81 80.
sNext 10 Patrick Henry, S. s. Prenss the greatest
natural ora.or thai has appeared in This country.
X Dazzling vii, keen sarcasm, apt illustrations, and
lips-borue torrent of feeling which rresistIby
red whatever audience he addressed. His habits
fun and anecdote, and exceeded him in the
grace with which be told story B,.Bdto Com.
"S 5. Pi entss is OF the most brilliant names which
adorn annals. K = =. IT, work is L valuable con-
tribuon to American liieair.~ lis contents most
strongly interest every admirer of genius und genuine
eloIuence" TRY ItHseS
His public brilliant one. AS lawyer he
secOHd OF his profession in the Southwest Or
il be the test OF merit, i'll the land
Christian Mi810r.
For sale by
W. L. POMEROY
PoIao oh Nov m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24

strains of martial music come floating down the
breeze and the milingtary are winding their way
to the parade ground The display is not quite as
brilliant previous occasions; but if the regi-
it will not be the fault of Col Cantwell, who is
good officer. We have a respect for the g bum-a-
litia, the little boys call them-they make the
best soldiers in the world for they don't know when
tie fields of Mexico These are the men of whom
Lord Ellesmore is justly afraid. They are the men
when battles are to be fought over anxious for the
fray. Long life to the citizen soldiery.
sRSk Herald
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24

To THE DEMOCRATIC AND ANTI-KNow NOTHING
EDITORS NORTH CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, AND THE
OTHER SOUTHERN STATEs.-Numerous citizens of this
Congressional District will celebrate the triumph of
sound Constitutional principles in the late elections
in the Southern States by Grand Anti-Know Moth
ing Festival to be given by them on the 2sth and
Goth instant, at Henderson in the county of Gran
vile, situated Immediately the Raleigh & CASTOR
Railroad large number of the most distinguish
ed Orators and Statesmen of the Ant-Know Moth
ing party, throughout the Urion, have been invited
to be present and address the people on the occas
ion, and several of the most eminent men of the
country have already accepted the invitation. The
Editor of this paper is one of the Committee of In
vitation and he is authorized and requested by the
Committee, most respectfully to invite all the DEM
ocratic and Anti Know Nothing Editors throughout
the South to participate with them in the proposed
celebration. As none have contributed more to the
success of the noble principles which we advocate
than our brethren of the press we sincerely trust
that no class of our population will be more numer.
ously represented, in proportion to number, at
Festival given in honor of their triumph. We ex-
tend to them, and all. hearty invitation, and
promise those who shall attend cordial welcome
at this .ssfeast of reason and flow of soul'
WafTegt0n Nesos.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-24
MARRIED..

In Louisburg on the 4th inst by the Rev Mr. Thomas,
of St PauPs Mr. John s. arborough to Miss Cora
NJ. Foster.
By the Rev: Jno. G. Wilson, the 10Th inst, A. NJ.
Blake of Wake, TO Miss Luselta G. Wilson, daughter of
Asa Wilson, Esq, of Chatham County.
In Wake County on the 18Th instant by John NJ Terrell,
Esq, Mr. George ID. Hays Miss Martha A Lynn, daugh
Ter of Mr. JAS Ly