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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31

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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31
FREE STATES.

Totals, .2Io .83l 304325 1885,, ,584 294974O |
Total vote in the Free States 2,049,T4O /
Buchanan and Fillmore owe. Fremont
in the Free States. 1851 !
Fremont over Buchanan, 1853 /
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31

G49, ,T72 498, ,204 ,247 1885, .623
Buchanan over Fremont, GAGS
Buchanan over Fillmore, lE09GS
Buchanan over both, 1872
Buchanans vote in the free States
more than in the slave States SO, $50
Buchanan's vote in the free States
more than Buchanan and Fill
more's vote in the Slave States. g 455
Buchanan's vote in the slave States
together with Fimorc's vote
North and South over Fremont.
is 90. 1856
Whole vote South 1,l38 .623
OF which Fremont received l,247
Majority South again st Fremont. l.l3G.4l6
Total number of votes in the Union, 4,G69, ,292
OF which the sectional candidate,
Fremont, received, 1861
Popular vote against Fremont 2,732. .367
This is the largest vote ever given, and for the
Democratic candidate 235,132 greater than ever
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31
SThIs.l. 6, ROBERTS.

c. TgoS. ROBERTS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31

Buchanan's majority, 81
The other counties not reported to the Secrc-
tary, viz Grant, Bracken, and Letmer-gave,
altogether, about seventeen Democratic majority :;
these added to 6,lI8, as officially counted, would
raise the total Democratic majority to 7,lI2.
ten counties to lie heard from.
For Buchanan, l 1862, ,i55
fremont, 1886 ,Sl5
Dachanau over Fremont 52o, $40
Buchanan over Fillmore 09l ,9Z3
The vote is divided as fellows:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31

This is the largest vote ever given and for the
Democratic candidate 235, 732 greater than ever
before cast.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31
Time GA Paintings,

by leading Artists.
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-12-31

sTho vote Of the following counties WAS thrown
out flr inlurnality in the returns.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

PLEASURE AND TkAyEL.--The pleas
nre and business travel from the Uni
ted States to Europe this season is far
in advance Of any previous year, pro-
badly without excepting that of 1851,
when the Worlds Fair at London
helped to fill every steamer to its ut
most capacity. The steamers Persia,
Herman, and Edinburgh last week
took ont an aggregate of 731 passen-
gers from New York alone, and the
steamer City of Baltimore lao from
Philadelphia all 921 persons able
to atforl the most expensive mode OF
sea voyaging. The number of those
who are induced, by the easier and
more pleasant motion OF sailing ships,
to overlook the Inconvenience Of the
longer time required to accomplish the
voyage is also 80 great that consid-
erable number of the regular packet
ships for London and Liverpool are
found by those who thought passage
could be obtained in them at any time
as a matter of course to have their
cabin accommodations engaged for
weeks previous to their departure
A very large number OF passengers
are also conveyed by almost every
sailing ship, at extremely moderate
rates. as second class and steerage
passengers, who 60 to Europe for a
time to visit their friends or bring over
theirtamilies.-Jouynatof of Commerce.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

TIE Locosoco NoafNArios.-SinceM Mon
dsy the Nsricnal Locof2c3 Coa95nton had
been II travail Of Cjrs;GEe sHd lis wrth-
iugs and saussnngs have been watched
with deep and suffering interest, both By
ofice.seekers who want to get IN, and Of
tiee-holders who don't want to 60 out. The
sgony is over, and the child delivered. His
name is JAMES BUCHANAN, alias "1sn Cent
Jim,nu," aioretir6e, stout cid Federaiist.
subsequently jackson man, and now
National Democrat, so-called.
We can afford 10 be great deal jollier
At this nomination than those who affect TO
greet il with such huge JOY; for We see in
the Heterogeneous aud antagonists character
of the elements floating into concrete
mass IN support of Buchanan, the very
germs that will, before the election, ripen
into harvest OF defeat and disaster.
IL is said that Buchanan will carry the
North. which Pierce or Douglas could not
do. Ii this be- true, does it not prove that
be cannot carry the South. Will not his
very acceptsbiIity at the North be death to
him at The Southl Ii the Softs, the Free
Soil Democrats OF New York, can vote for
him without any qualms OF conscience,
vii! the Uitraists .! the South, the Toombs-
es, the Brookses and the JEFF. Davises,
swallow him, toe! Hardly.-&. Louis
Intel.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN J0RDAN's

IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment of Me ms IA nd
hBeys, READY made Cioth,ne, embrae-
ing 1.-THE dinerentand approyedstyles, and made
good wOrkmen out ofthe best material
Fine, medium Ind common, Union, Beaver, Fell
Pilot, Petsnham and Flushing, Rangups, Sseksand
Psletot ovefcoats Cloth, Dress and Prock Coats Of
various colors and qualities Cloth Cashmere, Sat
net Velvet and Tweed Panigio0ns. SILK, Satin, Va.
lena, ,swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
satinet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers. Undershits, Hosiery, sispenders,
Gloves Crsvats shirt Collars stocks,
Ties Scarfs, Winchester and scotps Approved Patent
ShouideRsean Shirts, Dbreilasand ailaftclcsususi-
iy kept in sentlemans furnishing stores, including
Robes de Cnsmore and Revere Vsstsand Oyercosts.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, C2ssi-
nefes and vestiags-all Of which will be made TO
ths best manner, with promp;nesss al accom-
modatipg prices, and BY competent workDien. This
establishment sin the monthly receipt ofbs latest
Raahionsso othatordersintrustedt 10 them pIay be
lied upon as being the steststyle by those VINO de-
sIret. All manner ofplsin work and work ola gen
ysel medium promptly attended, 10 az heretofore
HATS ofe new sly le together With all ofths COM
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Gratefulfor forpastpatronage, ,thesu r6eT;onndents
Iy hopes to neYitae ontinuance ofthessmo.
JOHN JOfD DAN.
Morchan tt % q Get, apo.
site the Steam Mills
DayenpoYt,July Cd ,IH53-w&d-tf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
WHAr PIERCE Ouaar To Do,--He ought

WHAT PIERCE OusRT To Do,--He ought
10 dismiss shannon. l.eeompte and Donald
son from Office, instruct Col. Sumner To
protect the inhabitants Of Kansas from
further outrage, and use the influence OF
his position TO secure it's speedy admission
into the Union as u State. Such course
would restore peace upon our frontier and
save the country from excuses far more
terrible, il is TO be feared, than those AREA
dy witnessed. The slave-Fower having first
used Mr.. Pierce and then deserted him. we
cannot conceive any reason why he should
longer administer his office for their special
interest. 1t may be. however. that the
habit OF obedience to their dictation hiss
become too strong to be readily lad aside
We fear it is; and although Mr., Pierce
might do much 10 rescue his name and adj
| minissration frem infamy before his suc-
csssor takes his place. yet We have no hope
that be will do anything g.-Caie. Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

FEAT or SPANISH BRIGAsDs.-A Span
ish paper relates bold exploit OF !, band of
brig ands under the command OF two broth
ers named Hieros: when all tae inhabi :
tants 81 the large village Of Ben iIgo, near
Lie bans, were assembled at church on the
morning of Sunday, the 27th ult-, the ban
dts closed all the issues, and then, sum
monilg the principal inhabitants, one BY
one, made them accompany members OF the
band 10 their own houses, and gIge up all
the money, articles oil jeweiry, and nova.
bic yausb!es they happened to possess
Those who showed any rsluctsI ce 20 be
thus despoied were ili-treated. Having
got ali The booty they cared to have, the
bandits very quietly marched from the VII
age."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
kosnth on his visit to Charleston.

kosuth on his visit to Charleston,
pointing to the Bunker Hill monu-
Inent, exclaimed: .'Silent like the
grave. and yet melodious like the song
OF immortality upon the lips of a cher
ubim--a senseless, cold granite, and
yet warm with inspiration, like pa
triot's heart--immovable like the past,
and yet stirring like the future, which
never stops--it looks ike prophet
and speaks like an oracle.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

xxrE ara now prspared to offer dealer, and
ware upon terms and prices which cannot fail 10 suit
We propose in this column to keep oar castonsrs
posted up IN hardware matters and Invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing
tor cash propose 10 cell at a small advance
1000 kess Nails. Cali soon for bargains In 10 Sails
T. CLOSE CO.
lNiRE Klns ssfes the only ssa,ias Kind f0r - sale
L cheapby i. CLOSE co.
TRoS ofail 'ins' for r.alsio~st ,osu co,s
| SAw' Circular, Muley and cro.' Cat, HsrIsnted
- at T. CLOSE cos.
| IRON Axiea, Thimbie skeins and Springs, at
(,AkPENTERs' Tools Of ssery dsserptten; for
! ~ sale al =. CLOSE d cor.
aud Pocket catsr, aiSsk sss ,:osk do.s e, ,ae
- UMPs, Force Lining and Chain pumps for sale at
T.CLosk cos.
I IGHrNlso Rodsand insulstsIs& & Tor sale at, a
IL T. CLOSE ~ cos.
sAD Pipe 0fa 'i1e' from si1 ot co.'s ssls at
50 TONS reno" wire ''f'Af + e; ct5ss & cos.
lGAsDRs Tools efs''r ds'e,iR;sss aRgoss e Z. cos.
Rhs and Pistols best asssyr f9' ;.ls nn,s ="
SToyEs and Ttnwars which viii Desold cheap st
= Z. CLOSE s. cos.
NoYEs'porsaoie ori.s aa,. ,,osp E co.'s
r EATHER Betting all sizesat
DAGhING, Hemp and Rubber for sole a.
l. 7. CLOSE & cos
pLAeksmfTH's.r Tools, Belloss, Aaviis; Ham.
- megs, for sale low nj 4. CLOSE 81 CO.'S.
RofE-aarilla and Hemp, sii .doss .I1ssss 4 cos
IL .h- I.iLosn~@ ooo-
ENGISE. Car and Signal Oil for sale by ibe barrel
II gallon a. T. CLOSE co.'s.
saw Asndrsl. of all sizes from inch tos x; for
. ssieet T. CLOSE b cos.
I'arnsrs vii! fad the best assortment Of Ames and
other make Of sh' sl sPshsss, s,os9 sssoRs Sss'
CHAINs, Log, OK, B'ndinsa Trace, Hai.sr ea,s snd
u 4. CLOSE Il cos
1En do.. Grain Rake. for sale al
IsO r. CLOSE a cos.
100 do. seythc snatha, best pa.tsIa,st
IL" r. CLOSE co.'s.
-HASsER'S Stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
i and Zinc, for sale al +. CLOSE q co.'s.
SADDLERY AMI Coach Trimming. al ve,s Low
- prices, 1t T. CLOSE d cos.
ATHlTE Lead in oil, H. Close and Co. Brand,
w jGstreeeiYed, warranted The best In market
az I. CLOSE ~ cos.
I GNsEED OIL by the barrel or gallon at
IL T. CLOSE q cos.
= ASH, Glass and Putty stiow price. a. .
- r. CLOSE & cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
HIIRIEY,S SARSAPARILLA.


THIS Invaluable compound so fully apPrsei4 Ted
by the American people, Is gaining wide celeb
rty and has become permanently established Is the
best AM most effective medicine of the day Cert III
Gates are daily pouring in rom all parts OF the States
and the afflicted now rejoice there j. hep when eR-
eIy oiher remedy proves feetual. Diseases which
for wears proved q source of missry, aud asoniZing
f,rture have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
influence and countless families rendered happy and
cheerful by its extraordinary efficacy, IL you want
the pure and genuine Sarsaparia (lhatl which is
y fTsrent and superiorto Bulls any other COM
p nd as one thiag 10 capable of being 10 another,
thvu take Hurlsyfs, for out OF Thousands OF cases
scatiered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and KENTUCKY. 1t has never in a
single ias been known 70 iall sha wan care De-
yond all doubt
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
asrofuia. Kings Evil
Affections OF the Zones, syphnis,
Debility, hsohus1 nt
Erysipelas, ranohais
Liver Complaint FUSS
Female Irregularities, f.tuia'
Skin Diseases, plsoose AAuneysi
sna ! vrsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
BLOOD, and invigorating the entire System.
Ths medicine, though prepared At great expense
aitba price is moderate that all society may ce
;}sSits THOMAS \. HURLEY,
MsnulaetUry corner ofSevepth aud GreeI sts.,
Louisville, KY.
V-=For sale at Wholesale OF retan by
ApnI dtxwly c. T,AEBA, lie Claire kow.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

s AS1
No. 8, lie CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt OF the largest and most complete sto
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever orouxhtto this market which mas purchased
In the EasIern at greatly reduced prices and
which he Sill cell
TiSenty- Fipe per Cent. Cheaper
than any Jthsf Establishment Ia this section OF
lry He 10 also, In addition 10 mis- stock Of Clothing.
receiving an exte nsve and we'll selected stock of
asntlsmen's Furnishing Goods
OF all styles and varieties 10 which he invites alt- u
ton. His stock has been selected with great
fas' fn - 'A'' = - ~' - - - p''''''
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equailsd in this region, and are
FRRSH FROM THE MANUFACTORY.
All be asksis that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sats
dsd that those who cannot be suited In quantity, qua
lily and price at the
Great Western Clothing House.
be suited at any other estabiishne mt west OF
Chicago. ..
Aug. 81. If. L, LoWEaSTElS.
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SIGNIFICANT. Senator Sumner has
made but one remark, conserving the
assault Of Brooks, since he was hurt.
except to make his deposition. On
Sunday morning he quietly remarked,
"Ihat sDeech is mt .f1ashed get.'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12

COUNTRY Merchants invited 70 cali and ex-
~ anime assortment, which Is just suited 10 this
Market. Our prices will al all times be ss low
those ofGhicago or 81. Louis.
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRIGGs & CO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
Stunts.
STOVES AT WOLESALEi
The Largest Stove Store


WE snail receive the opening Of nav igaon tne
w largest stock Of STOVES and fiANEkS
STOCK ever brought 20 the State Of Iowa, Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly on hand for timers Tin Plate, Sheer !roA
Boiler from No. ~ 70 2s- CkGreoa! do, Russia De-,
Irattation Rpssie d., VIrs, HRasd CeYpsr's, Bro
isr's d.. Block tin, Lead, Copper Bottows, ssttat
do., Iron Ripets all Sizes tfsred d., al kssss ri
pressed rare, Japaaasd do, Timers IsoIs.and We
ASSURE all psrsons favorng with order shat we
will seI them goods in our line as low as they can be
bought in Chicago 81. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, and tsrns 10 suft.
Please give call and learn our prices, and
then we think yo1 Will spend neitt er tim
ey hereafter IN buying at the two places above
named.
). b. In q few aays we shall Eectiye an sssort-
men!of the above named goods BY natlrosd, snni-
cteut to supply sh5 Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all time. with 1inrare and on fayorab! terms st
Whsifsais prices.
OLD Rags, Copper, &c, &C., &C., ts'isn 10
change for good..
Brady, between Front and Second s;feel
Hehl2-dk9u wlCkEEShAA HICKS.
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REFERENCES.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

"AyING obtained the agency FOL the sale OF Lii.
lies Patent Fire and burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Locks, Bank Vault Doors and Frames ,ws prspar-
ed to furnish al Manufacturers prices any oi thess
articles Oh short notice. ss.
These Safes are all fastened with Lille Is Locks Civ
ing undoubted security against thieves, perfectly
free from danpasss and better hre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them in any bull
ding mater rally injure rheIn and they ma! be
exchanged for new one at any agency by paying 70
repainting The vault doors and frame reliable,
economical generally used wherr they
are best known. -.s
The Bank Locks have always foiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking eompeti.ors-
The various tests applied 10 these articles BY Jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where they Aave
always oblainsd the hrst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority. Purchasers are II Yted
TO call and examine the articles, references, eerih
Gates, &c, before purchasing.
Land [IIll and Davenport lloNa) for the Worlds
sale ompany, of Troy, N. Y. Orders ad dressed 10
either place will receive prompt attention.
CHILD * BAKER,
Illinois st. Rock Island.
FebI-dS ~-Iy, Second s,. DayeHDaFt.
FRESH BUTTER AND tG6s
V.g
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

M a g h IA Q 81 In q 70 :.
Al D0SAHUB. successor TO HessFs. Le Claire &
NJ davenport. having purchased the above prem
ises Is now prepared 20 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
o.e various kinds suitable the wants of the 60 u
ny also, CASTINGS for all ofthe different zris-
ties of MlCe ring, and shaflngs Of all deeript
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, ss, Brackets, Columns, s'e., ets. Away, on
hand, and make 10 order.
Connected 4 ith the above is FoIging Shop IN
der the direction oi mea Of superoF sEill.
Brsss aud Composition OF Castings made 10 ordsr,
Babbh Metal hiM ~ sou hand -@
Ny stock Di Pstscraz for Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, Is UNSURPASSED BY aAy similar
EstabIishmeB Is ia Inc West.
Repairing done al tas shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash at all times paid for old Iroa aud
CoPps
Meh2l d-wu NJ. D0SAHUE.
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~ SANDERS & DAVIS.
Car05,
J. W. STEW ART,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
once Aston. Store, Brady bel Front aud "a sis
June 10 dti DAVENPORT, IOWA.
q III 4 5 e !. a. T. - W
Whoieaa5 Manufacturer OF WOODEN aud GostoU HOSE
ry, Third ST. between Brady ami Perry,
pAVENPORE IOWA.
Dealers viii hnl their ldvuee 10 giil Ah4 e' th
Inc his IL oag east no can sol ~ prices 10
ef than fa1 b1 bolgGL east. )uis 10 VIZ
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The CIRcUMLocUrIos OFEIcE.--lt will
be recollected that while the English Gov
ernment were striving to evade our laws
by recruiting men for its army in the U. s..
an expensive and tedious process at best,
even il not ilIegat, Coils. Prince and Ran,
kin, OF Canada, promptly offered to raise
each a battalion OF men, if the Government
would agree to accept them. The letters
OF those gentlemen making the offer were
for long time unanswered, and the delay
was finally so prolonged that nothing was
done towards enlisling the men, II now
appears, from statement in the English
papers, that on second application, made
some months subsequently, and renewing
the proffer. the original letters were re-
turned to the writers, with a simple in,im.-
ton that they had been addressed to. the
Secretary ofWar instead of the Secretary
at War, and therefore could not be enter
tanned. The offices OF the Secretaries at
and of War being about TWO minutes walk
,psr,, one would suppose that, ia case of
emergency like that in which tho Govern
ment was involved,a messenger might have
been dispatched across the way. But that
wns how to DO il, which would never an
swer - Buffalo E.rBrers.
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Ydrtftp.

Va
Yankee Notions and Toys,
A LARGEassortmsn ustopening and forsaleatt
No : lie Claire Row: CRANDALL q HIGGINS.
A Large aud very nne eassortmenI otkosewoodush
ar. ~ various prices ranging from ss,vO TO ~,
Also Violins from seventy 1--we -hYeSo
lars al No 3 Claire Row. C&
Feather busters.
A Very fne assortment can De found at the DaFeh-
No lie Claire Row; CSH
A Varied assortment Just received and oT sale low
~ al No 8 LIE Claire Row: L
UITAR and Violin strings and every kind Of Musl-
~ cal Merchandise, ,kepteonstantiy on hsnd ~ az y
The Hsllslujah,
IusTpublishedby BY l.. Mason, cenislning very m
81 collection of Church Music; Also the Shawn by w
Bradbury and G Root, can be found at No % he
Claire Row; SS
Aceordsons and Flutinas
A Large and wellselested assortmentl ust receive
prices that eannotfsil TO give entire satis.aso
1T tNos lie Claire Row:
C>LARloNETTS, Flutes, Flageolets, PcaloSs Rnd
~ Flies al reduced Pricesst
Sheet Musif
4 Large collection on hand snaNew hustereseiEep
- as soon Us publis 81 1854.
eI,HE best Piano Forte instrctorn the world, Rich
L ardson's modern schoolioT Piano tOrtes can oe
foundot No 4 lie Claire Rev: q II
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE
TNRANDALI Il HIGGINsh have Jusi opened alarge
~ sssortneht Of Guitars, Violins, Banjoes, iambo'
rines, &c, &c. Also ever! Kind OF Mnsie BOOKS now
use which they viii sell very cheap i9i .ssh Az ~ 40
HUNToN'Sschoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Gaitai
IL Zundefs Metodeon Instructor and In fact every
kind ofinstraction relating to music can be FOUND
No Lac Claire Row: -ys.