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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
JsHx p. H. TALLMAN, -.
poushkeepsie, N. Y.
TALLMAN & POWERS. -.
Atsorneys& & Councillors NJ A""'
and Land Agents.

and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
omss. south side OF second street oppos'e
o"''' Block over Wiiey's store u.,.,,
= AIMS bouphtaud sold ou Commission. haN'ns
l ,s,s. IN nINce in Ea.t.rn New York, at Pnnl
rom which alarge emig ration may eeexpee.ea an.s
The prsseu, season, we have unusual @a'
aisnns. ot lands to actual settlers.
Observation-Disclosures on Real Estate
-REFEREscEs-
-, c,., Poughkeepsie,N. Y.
. New totN % W ,rrsn Hon. Chatles ii Rugges,
Hon. .ohn sI -, Gilbert Dean.
- a. u asSa,o, riaSS, NJ Nasser u Co,
William +. .Havemeyer' DE- 8 4 n Morse.
Anthony j Bleeeser, 1,iea. N.Yt
William b Skidmore. , Hn,atio seymour
Albany, NY. NON rhiraro. IN. 5
! Hill, Cagger Porter pv cuis,snd Co..
| tlogeooome, Ming """ ~" Miller and Fowler,
| Apll3d wifi %. """
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

8 Bells and Parties.
7 AIDES and gents BufYalo over shoes, Rubbers and
IL fine French Boots, kps of my manufacture and
the largest ofextra boots and shoes that 10
TO be seen iu the Queen cities the great North west.
Davenport Boot and Shoe one door below Burrows
Preryman's . mammoth store Front street. opposite
the mill. p -- -iF-s JAMES JORDAN.
DavepportJap 25 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
LEATHER! LEATHER! /!
The Shoe Trade Of Davenport.

g g.. DAWSON & CO., are offering TO the
Os citizens of Davenport all kinds Of Boots and
Shoes prices such will please all whs want good
Goods. 49, ts 90 s+sl my Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25

GREAT BARGAINS!
,opx o1orHYNa EsTABLIsHHENT
Wholesale and Retail.
..,v.a tho lsrsest and best as
,s'a 81 FALL AND WiNTER cLoIH
ING ha, ssS, s.,: :. .ss
a. and
Coats, fdiHs,sn. ~ WRisnK e. Pstsrsham ,PlotClot
ru,Na ovs.coss Gsoss. Lions Skin, MohsiI.,
poIoie ets ves Of sstinets, Tweed, cass.nsIs' Dee
ska, cs's%;;1SssM,;fi 's%;;1SMisaiSG sSd IsI;'' Gsioobs g
,.u,. oya 0nc assortment Of shs CfIv.s'
pfI~e pf es,har coat, and pants, Trunks Vahcss ane
nn,nst 1nas bsss Fine White and Fancy osso" onn''
Shirt Collars. Alsca hne lot o. NrT
BOYS cLofHI1G
and piece goods Persons vi, anS 20
sss ,ore ON Front Street, opposite Ferry
Dr.. Hall.nesNE esNERnizHEIMER Ssi.a a.RfEIMER & FLEIscHMAS.
Davenport, Sept 18th, 1888.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
MARBLE WORKS.
rug ,,oaersisned would respectfully amour

THE undersigned would resgecuuiiy announce m III NJ
,bose . wishing to purchase MONUMENTS to the mem
ory of their friends thst they can pc
eand vest side where he will be pleased TO furnish
aJT sfoNk OF every descrirt on ,as ow as IL can DC
boucbt in the Western county. up.n
and FOOT STONES. Also superior aIte,e g,
STONE, &c, veiy cheap. ". = n nSN'
| + Snayenuo RI. j une y. t253-eS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-25
INV YORK HARx1ss sToIxl

IIAS been renewed from Brady to Second Strscss
ed 10 wait all who wish good articles In the haSneas
line The the n ost complete ever oesS-
a here before. Great pains taken to pleaee.
Keep alvayson band CollaJs Rridles ,HalsEs ca!dss
Brushss Curry Combs, Fly -Netts OF every kipd in
theirssason. Leather Fly -Nets alee. 9t
Whips and Saddles In abundanee. Whips from -
ctsupw ards: saddles from 90, 90 TO e25,Oe
An work warranted to be cAsFecoumeDdsd. As
G. w. BARNES.
naxannort MAY 18th .lS54--NtrA. If
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valuable Property for Sale.
DNE Hundred and Twent, aeres ,f frst rate iani
1 enr. MIA frem Morte amt tounM scst 81
po-.sh,sh ~ TALLkAA q POwEHfy
JuneS - - -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
THE CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS.

ST. Luris, Dee. j.-Thc kars.s "frnc Sat" rF
pprs give the following account IL IA" d;ihcnliies ~
the Territory. 4 young miu, nsmad Dow, W years
of age while at q blacksni'hs shop, where scpr-
raj border ru,ians had copyrighted, deliberately
shot by one Coleman. an rrEl't wEs MAKE 10 ar
res, the murderer, but through tie assistance ii his
sbet,o.s, hs escaped TO Missouri.
A meeting of citizens, held pn tho srot where the
siruir occurred 10 enquire. into the case, prnnnncpd
The net n cold bloodrd murder Oh the part Of Cole
man, and char ,ed .u,r men, amei llaGns, Berkeley,
Moody and Wagner. iii bcim- accessories. \ ST.
ri.s Of resolutions were pn>s-l. and Committee a'.
o. Mt III IT, investigate si further. I" search ont the
recn!rrs and 20 devise !neaus TO hiir.: them 10 jas
tee.
Sheriff Jones arrested Jaco! Bronson. at whose
house Dow lived. Tor ihr purpose q: having him cTe
security 10 keep tie peace. but while proceeding to
Lecoutptcp, Bronson was Rescued by party OF his
ueghbors. jones seut to Pawnrc, Missouri, for aid,
declaring that the Governor u! Missouri huG assured
! hin the assistance vi IL, 0Gu men il required.
WESTON, Mo-, Nov. 30tb. Z. M.--fhe greatest e1-
ci,einc,t continues IA exist IN hunsGs. The officers
have been resisted BY the iobucru;S. aud the inter
position of The militia has LSv.i called for.
score: letter from Sec.ctarv Ho"I.aii - Gen.
Ens:or been written in Sh!eG tie writer REQUESTS
Gen. b. TO- cell for the Ride Company NJ P!I;te City.
No. 30 As hot 20 compromise G.rcri.n! S!anlon.
Four hundred lneu, from jackson county, No. ars
now en- route for Douglas county, Kansas Territory.
ST. Joseph and Weston, in Missouri, aro requested
eaulio furnish the sans number OF ,neii.
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PETITIONS.
,ati,,.n. were presented and aprro


The f,lJuwir- pet.vn: presented III" aPl''-
Ev MIR. Trtpw,Y- poiiti"n ot c,fl's s' o.
Prince Edward, Tor the Incorporation ~ "'' ga
H. Mr. Tiurr-Ei citizens III Hampshire, pr"sxihs
t,r q Graded rord from Piedmont by The way oil Nr"
,,rrek De;t tu tcrsrct the North Western f"au IL
Mechanics bridg". ,,,,I o,L.rs
NJ III. county of W"nd, asking /" r'Peal q! nI re-
,r,io,,. ul6n ,h, North Western Virginia fail hond
II mr w. aonrm,y-Of John a. Butcher and others
Of the same county, asking III" rcPeu' VI NV '
'''i m ~ H. X%rrr.1y-Uf p. X. McComus AMI II. 8
wiz. Ia Lc rirsc iru.l further payment Is sc'",
rites of jas. II. Ferguson, i"ic Hupei"''"u'' "
SCHOOLS in Logan county. .,. :;
BY Mr.. TAiLoE-f"r reh'"E III VI '""'' "
Ev Mr.. Groucr-Oi j. I. N;ckn Of Tyler c"'ir
~ askn, the passage vi m act 10 pay nm u Sai "
money due him GS coi!n!s 'Iol.r i"' '"' "'S"''' lev
aud Salem Turnpike. .r.
Bv Mr.. ,;rowGr-A petition :"r Iurnpik. k"'i
from the mouth Of Bliiaio Creek, III MARION county
TO interscct the Sstersvlc and salem luFhpike lu'
BY Mr.. JoH>,roN-ni sundry citizens 81 n"n','"n
county for the incorporation "i II ont sock 'ihPhhy
To construct turnpike road from the LOWE pi"Se'
port in sad county, IL suitable poins On Inc
Weston ard tairnont turnpike roni. ~
By Mr. M,Ys-Ot ciizsns oi Bolrt"u't ana 'rn'S
COMMITTEES for tin: extension Of tho Cumberland tal
turupike lun, 10 the mouth OF Crng's Creek on In
James river
By Mr.. BRASscs-Of sundry citizens of Lewis
county pra Ting that Jun-s Shay be RI lrn-cd rom me
payment ni fine impose! hy;iic Circuit Court OF sai
county.
By Mr. BRA%yo.-Of rurrlry citizens OF Lewis
county. praying appropriation for a turnpike rntc
from Weston III LCwIs c"unty, 70 ihi!iipPi III bar
buur county.
By Mr. i5OSwoRTH OF sundry citizens OF Kan
doph and Preston counties. asking FOR tho CONSTITUTE
iion of turnpike rud from point NJ or n'':r loiiI
). luts. III Randolph! county, Oh the Leading Creek
and lilinio TurIpikr ruai, by why If JOB P"r-on-
and Ill" Valley 81 llursc-Shur Ru, tr tnurseci til"
Nor;h-Wcsi.r: Road at o. near Chisholm = Mil.
By M. NrwLUS-Di Samuel Bartlett OF Harrison
county, asking that the line dividing: III" come. u
Harrison and Taylor be- 50 cansc rs TO imclui; the
residence OF SAID bartlett III Tie Houads o. said cou
~ of Taylor.
By NJ. DRnwS-Of l. 4. Clarke aud Uthrra, pray
ing for the renewal 10! tie charter ot the Mount
Crawford Wafer Cuiaprny.
BY MIR. Bi-s--Oi -uu!ry ri,i1"ms of frHnkin md
RUGnnkc couutie-. i"r the Moor, n':.'ou Il c"mpa
ny IN construct tu:npk" T"gd .rnm some priar "i
III" New London a:,I Rocky Mount Turnpike I" G.sits
.I!I ~ Hrarnis,.
IL Sir iiAs,-Oi J. L. Pr!'clrI and Others, pray
irc an alteration in the charter III TIC Valley In"n
Education Spcuty of Virginia.
On motion Of Mr.. WrSr, tie House adjourned.
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Mount Vernon Association thereon, 5s referred -
special committee.
iii" Srr,ttH willappan, thu. cnrn,rittcc an Mo-,
dav.
Mr.. BrHwtII If 3. offered II resolution 70 c,,,1-.
IN" .trm"rv in this City int" Military SchDnI ,vb;t
WIS referred Ia the Committee uu Schools nnd 60
Ices. ~o''
SIR. IunoDr>, believing that the Western hors.-
Of tn STATE. which were largely interested in nn
ton which the House may take for the more ~ ne
tua prevention Of slaves from escaping and tho 49,,
-imrnt ri parties detected liz the schemes az ,h
tom We're not duly represented in the Joint commit,
appointed under the Resolution Of Mr.. Ml1I"sT
moved that The committee "n Ia. part OF the 1t
be increased L. nineteen instead t.. thirteen IL -
assured that tEe omission vas oversight I'm 81
par; o. the SPEAKER, nmi H.. muir the mo,ion ,s
view ir hrnl, the matter under h= NOTICE. 'i "
Mr.. HCHwELL o; Bedford fBvnr"t the nc-..,o
Mr. WELLNAS was n!-n in ;Gvnr of the No.,
aud IL a hl,r. address showed the ncce.sv ,h oon'
i,!e, Tor some MEASURES TO cheek the Operations Of sh
oltiuni--. - ~
NJ. MAfsoS moved to unoni the a,oa,,,.o..,
| nal number, instead al d. ''s''
lheIuesiIn WAS put upon the latter and J.c;Iu,
III The negative. ''oeu
Mr.. MALLORY said he glad tina, this ,,ro,,
ment hnt been mad" ~ suit those rcatl.ncr row ,S
Western borders He cxprc,-yd liz READINGS, ~ -
ire from IN" committee order 10 1--WE way 10 sor,
one ul the Wes:rra acmbrgs. ''
Mr. Eu%rNn, asked if !, would b. indecorou. IN
the SFLhkkR 10 HsE thai the COlaIlttc be rp.co,,
posed. wa"
The SPEAKER said there was 10 necessity A ,,v
nun@cr winch III" liou-r might think proper 10 L..
slgl,dir c"I.I be nI:.r! W.!hou: Inconvenience.
Mr.. DEASI SAID he rn.. - make an enquiry I,
hrig'c. 10 nm thar they proceeding sulnewha,
""i OF order. motion was miIe TO appoiI; a Joint,
c"nEii;Cc rtih the Senate upuA the resolution vi the
gentleman iIon Norfolk. that had been acted UPON IN
:!!N House aud sen. - The Senate. That body sen,
It back, with certain amendments, in which the HOSE
concurre' ana now the resolution wts the ior,.
order ofboil Houses.
The SPEAKER snld il could be amended and sent 10
the Ss!!tt,. i.,g their concurrence.
The Question was ;hriI pat "n VI" IWpoDHS's mo.
non I" increase III" committee. and agreed IA.
ht following inr:lUers "eIe thea uIded:-Mpssrs.
Wc!!inpn S.I.iih. ThorlI> o! Mason, Boreman, Paul
and SamUc!>.
NJ. lTEnrEN was requested 10 inform the Senate
" the action o the Hose and request tho. con.
ra~rcuce thrTc.u.
The SrEAEER submitted a communication from the
'i"r":"r with tie rrpori e 'he Co.Irzation Board
u The State. a,-o Stltclar:.i al me nccUuuts y. tho
Ccu:r.! Bank .. Virginia. the 30th oi Scp;embe.
asst.
On r!pfion OF Nr. EDWARD, i laid the &C.
- ,,.d "r.!cr,: 20 hr fg:.s;cf
On motion ri Mr. EDWARDS the House then al
burned.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WAsa,SarJg, Dec s-rhe unti-Nebrnska mel
h". meeting Ia the Hall tonight, when they sill
p:vbGbly ssreo 10 concentrate their votes Oh some
ri the. candidates. Al impression prevails that
-: '.."cHs WI. o:sSnss OF Monday.
-. 9!a.. g l., Alt ;sr!,%n letter to the Repub
.r..i s.ss"sG:cr y! this city, endorsing he RcpuS
.aovemea:. sGd ursios t!.e :iepuhcsos 10 take
son. s:ound 10 secure freedom i'll ksusas aud for
80 .es:9:ato.: OF he Missouri Compromise line.
-. sx:.a California mail will be sru out from Nor.
!v. a.: re l3G inst, IN tbs steamer ST. Louis which
vi! convey l. ). :roups. There will bs no delay OF
Tie troops vr lia!i oil the Isthinus.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, on Tuseday morning Nov o7th, near he
GIvcrsity OF ErginR, by the Rev. Henry Smith HAIR
VEL DLShlNS Esq, Sralc Senator 81 ,hr Montgomery
District 70 Mise SALL!E r DUKE, daughter Of the ia's
Richard Duke, Of AiUcmare comfy, Va
MARRIED. en- the 9Th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Moore, OF
Pow EHtan rat Hrix;co COUNTY tic rs!denc. OF hcr ID
ther. Mics JOstPHISE II. MAYO. daughter OF Mr. Ro.
bert A Mayo, TO Mr.. JAMEs r. WEST, VI Richmond, and
son Of Mr. Thomas j. West formerly OF Georgia.
~ slilledge"iu, and Gr-.i.stcrough tGdJ papers
plrrrs cvPy
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TIL MIDNIGHT VOICE.

Fa.her, at the calm hour,
A,,r,, IN PRAYER, bend iny humble knee
N. soul III silence y.ing. lis fright tn Thee
and owns Thy boundlcss power.
I),y's " cary tell is oeri
M :-or!dlv strife ny heartfelt worship mars.
DycystL the mystery of the silent stars,
.tremtle and adore.
Mt when the fraGzlc1 storm
wT!thsa ':-.rt the darkness. -! IN wid despair,
bursting il. ,lunder.chGins. the iightn'us's siars
Reveals i,s awiu! ;"r:,
wait NOT for tia. HOLT
J.. Cover snd dew, III sunshine calm and free,
tear i ".!:'isn9a r2'cr, that SpeeSS ot lIee,
Vita heller, iycper roTsr.
.iaave the :hnIicr notes.
SnTcra a:il clear, i!,a m"..o e; ;!le a?aere.
: J:,.vsr rolls; .horc' a. 20 mortal furs
Taa naavcn.v r:,tlenca iioats
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an Nn1.In w | I

an WOULD i'i't ''i 80 80.
Iiy liz, is sad ;.r": J.rtlH 10"
rGo : nile hath lrtt 'a;nc eye;
f.I, care Sis hr,"!u, "n my brow
CHI wYul,i that | ,ouia die !
On. once NV lrsh was light aud gay
s,d hrsh:!v G.si,-a ,air. eye
b.; Oh. ny ,nv hath rnS$.,! a""!
o.: weuit that con'! "!n
NJ 10y in lii, now can '"d'
Nnlght do DOW ba. si@hs, ;,
Y, t-cnt Is uc:r. no mortal KIND
on. wouli tina; Could die.
This v,rld hsh in>t its charms Tor ne:
\. r,asolatInu ni:;E
y, u.ac. "n rarth now ran sse'
Oh. world thai c'a!d die
Ihou.,h sn!"s nay III; across my brew.
l.k4 lghtn,n,s cross tho SKI!
Nv ,i:e !. sad aJ drecry now
"a wuald that coa!d die!
2 ;Gber L. loai. s. NJ ID.
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---s-es -
,J,..t

1t was generally understood in outside CIRCLES in
New York TINT the lrih Cobv.a.ina at tho .astor
House, did 10. resolve to invade ireland with hun.
bred thousand men erd city armed chalmers. The
msrs,ou uesd not bs extravasaut i'll tue use OF 'se
Crsi service money
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1.'ipn,I I'EsV 49,

NEw OniEiSS, Dee. 6.-Gulvrston dates 70 tho
Isl have hs"m received. \ bill wG- before the levis.
luurc proposing loan Of 5000 for each milo OF
railroad built IN the State after 30 miles sha!l he
nnishcd' the STAT" 10 retain the mur,agr ths road
State papers are urging the legislature 10 st.uc, Mr.
i"tst'n I" resign Oh recount Of his suti-suuthera
sentiments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

baltimore, Dec S.-Fiour is declining; -alr,
OF oho.Gt s 81; Howard street held at 80. Wheat
Is dull and lower grades havr declined 9 to c.rts
prime whits and red ara unchanged. Corn is dull,
With decline vi 2 cents. Provisions are dull aud
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec.7.-Co,,oo-s ofiaG01
oaes nj hn!t cent dcciire-nnsy one cen, % lover
grades. Sales Of lnltidng at =, SIC. The s.es Of
last Week amounted TO $4,000 bsIes The receipts.
were l's,ooe bales. against $4,000 last year. Tie
STOCK ON h2nd amounts 10 $50. nOO halcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11
FIRE al SING SING PRISON.

PRISON test night. All the shops the rst side were
y! GGs.:es "..u last heard FROM but il Is believed
liz, ~ i..,.M Iui.cirl WINS ~ nn,n.date danger.
ihs .r.s"..e.e w1le yelling IN TIC u.ost GF:restius
seauiI.I
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FURTHER FROM KANSAS

81. Lotus, Dec j-Acc0unts from Kansas state
tiht "'o men, armed with Siinrps rides, assembled
NJ Lawrence and declared th"; they wer, wiin. the
sheriff should p'aS"nb!y -rrrc :,r III. escaped pr
Soh"r-' my would lot commence hos.ilitirs but
aci o., The defensive 20 tue last. Po:nerey had e..
caped from !s capto- and is now in Lawrence !, is
Franklin, md !jO III LucomD;on end Dru,jns and
that fight would eu.u- b"nr- the matter is settled.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

NhN YORK, DEc. S.--f'!our j. dol, and uncharg-
ea. "h"1tIs steady, withur c!iange in price Corn
= 'iroop-E; sales nj w trrr M zoe. M ~ n.,fnud
Pork have declined. Stock are higher. Virginia
size. o. '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

p, ,r;i I,o sr.p ,,.n; the o.,ica! count ly both
Houses, OF the returns ri TIE lss' '''I''''
Wise. ,nsi"riiy for Governor ''F:t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

DEATH or Dr.. PEER.ES.-We are paiued TO en-.
,,a;.uc. the !ca.i, nf Dr. Jhn +. PEBBLES. lie died
l. i'..crshn-s las: Thursday morning, about ons
cer en- iliurs. al several weeks. The Intel
H>.ce: SAYS DR. Peobles wa: uao nj our most tai
:ry:;,s,y Us WIS sue Of tho Prnprirt"rs aud
: .:rYs i the Virsiaa Medical an,i Sarscal jnnr'
~ : wpri: OF h;,,. ,'iniIn. published i'll Rcs-
:.,.. ual,avt., 4 large circle Vi irlends and rea
u ,nnu-p n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

Esa.s's PasoS>sa. Inoassuls OF spectators
. g, Visited with "nihusir.,C delight tho panoralna
. - ..rCs.S BE- ,o?- DARN, it, exhibition IL Rich
.:.,..G bid I'll g.La !sigc - unparalleled periec'
,i.a We advi:s 81 10 Sea It before It's removal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

TS.aISaF ScFr0LU.-There were but l9 deaths
:. .i..ross during the month Of November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

L;cyuorD A:Hr?EcY.-Thc opening lecture Of
Who ,.snn wi! ~ delivered Noaday evnning,
,,y Ia, ~. Alexander Caupbs!;. Durmg the course,
~, tic, VIII harc the p!ea.re Of listening To
- ,i,.;:nr....s 81 scnt.su,vn trvn sbgond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

DEAr9 OF AN OLo CIIiZEN.--D8vid Atkinson
E,, al OLD magistrate anI one ut early sl'tlrrs
Il tuio coao,y, died IN Wheeling or Monday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

g.,r1 Dcc,DEp.--Ihe suit between Edward G..
NJ. an ,ns legal representative OF Miss Mary
. .ss ..oi, and John ". Iiy.tp. ia Augusta county.
asg :,s-.std in Sssiict o! sjVe dsunages to tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

. s.-~-lbS old istli,y " .r.ac Ut Belmont, King
Gt". County Va tie residence OF Dir. Clibhou
.',..u ]. n, act.eatg!iy o1ughr ire, on Thursday
:. z soa Was burned IL .iie ground.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

i5"H q. oRFoIH.The Norfolk Argus reports
s., up! "o:n IA h4t msrk.. with but i'.w sales
q. -s' .I, II he scarcity OF Northern vessn!s.-
....- rT..T Ss',s Tuesday vi good white at
$, insa yellow !: Leid hy 'i.a!ors at 49, and
"a. "a. ~ 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

@AT.G ACCIDENT Grn'arnin Powelsou. Of
: .'.hS /. rowslaon .; tla-ap-hirs county, Va,
u sally shot aud Killed himself OH the eth in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

SLSpYs5 WHsAT.--The Weston Herald observes
g. :; snine OF - incner, Lewis county are acting
u,3a nc Suggestions thrown out about late secdinS
Il Ccf.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

grsts. = be F!orenc.s have attracted full
,...-. u Iep pas. week, ard their performances
.N"r y"- .y appaua",i. They will remain here
'' rr 90 Is, a!i .!nl 70 70 fulfil engagement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

Cam Bean A little Child OF Mrs. WEIGH, in
sa-lgb. -, 10 badly barn: on Suoday the ID inst,
~ . y'uty, h!u: Ute from n stove, that it, III" is
81. GaU..s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

Nd irs, IL rR..-,The lecture OF Hon. Vim.
{. .:.Vt- ls Frrav ni.'h., before the Christian As.
.n:iatog cay. ire Nhs,) was listened to by az In
n".,,, aaG.yrce. Or the space IL ons hour and
SOB. tne :'.ic speaker enc.ir-d the attention at his
rrs ga al !fess Of great brii,iancy and force,
,r Inc ;udG5acg Of Christianity, End Wa venture to
~ ..crG w. IT,, 4: uUy VIM would rot gladly have
-...gUe4 - hir. ~ hours longer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-11

: 90 t52stsra - h monthly return ot salt madr
~ ig = ~ Iuidu.Jia Mjuiug aud Manufacturing
... ny loc tho 70 nth e.iLaS Nov. Is, was 2i.6'l
sn.is t.vrrad to tire ksmGwha Coinpsny
-.s y s. . ,-res rySa led at tho furnace.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-10

NATIvE-AMER1cAN RELIGION" Brothers, let us
have American liberty and American religion"
[Speech Of Hon. K. Rayner in knoC-nOthing con-
uenti0n.
Taking the above for text, the Louisville Times
saws: "The Christian religion is of foreign origin,
and if know-nothingism goes on to wax much warmer
in its zeal for things Indigenous to this country we
may expect that natve-Amcrcan religion will be
proposed before long-the Mormon, perhaps, as that
is purely American. Orator Rayner, suppose
would have the American supersede that oil
Christian prefix to our religion. What pity
that Christ not born in America instead OF Bethe
hem of Judea If he had been, no doubt Sans peO-
pie would have thought much better of his religion
than they do. 1t a great oversight IN ProVl-
dence not to let this country be discovered by Euro
peans, until the time of their Catholic MaSJeses
Ferdinand and Isabella and still greater one that
Christopher Columbus Catholic, should have been
allowed the honor of first placing foot upon 1t II
is wonder, too, that the knownothngs are so wei;
satisfied with imported If they should
ever get to rule America, we suggest to them Inc
propriety Of exchanging the name America for some
other; that of Samaia would be both approp:ia'c
and euphonious. Would not this be a name oil
thrilling power and wouldn't it be capita! way,
too to immortalize Sam? The know-nothngS must
do something smart and worthy of themse Ives, ana
this would be just such reformation as the worlo
might exect of them"