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Slreel, NtN.oIlenliot LII
VERMIFUGES. @
Winer's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
r. Jayne's Tonic, liz
s kerl's,5
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLane's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES. ~
Wistar's Balsam of WildCherry
Hastings Naptha, nf-
Sherman's7 Balsam,
Buchau's Hungarian,
DariS's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's ESpectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup ofWildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's BaIsam Liverwort,
Jayne's ESpectornnt,
Winer's ElecaInpaiue,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar, ,
Mrs. Gardeners Liyerwort,
Stadler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulbs,
S. P. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob ToWnsend's
Carpenters, T y
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
GrReifenberg's
Bristol's
Guysott's Yellow Dock.
FLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew David's Or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Griffith's Adhesive,
Holloway's Aruice
I,INIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
FarrelFs Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's,
TobiaS'S Venetian
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horst
Merchants Gargling,
| Cherokee,
-e.. Jayne.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worn
Brvan's Pnlmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmouic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovet,'s Wahpene or Hair Clos
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharisn,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Inrigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
| Van Densen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hauels Eau Iustrale,
! Oldridge's Balm of Columbia
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANAGEAS.
SwRin's Houck's,
Cnllen's Indian Vegetable,
Lonsley's Great Western.
/. OINTMENT AND SALYES
/ Daley sMagical PainExtractt
Professor Holloway's Ointmel
I McAllister's All-IIealing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask 5 Magnetic, Iudkin's
! Louden's All.Healing, Russii
I OILS. ~ ..- -..
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNair's Acoustic, Scarpa's 1
British, Harlaen.
T. BITTERS.
MoHat's Phoenix, Blake's Ar
matte,
Hibbar,l's Wild Cherry,
! WOLFE'S AROMATIC
+" Druggists and Mercha
articles contained in the ahOvt
L ranIu.cA liz ga lliutr Or sEpiinc.
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+ " I5i8$ n STATE OF LOUISIANA a @it2
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans *
Be remembered that the 10Th Arch 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H p jan
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law, do de-
pose say that the just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of the said Company.
A #a ~ 454~5ta. n OH ARIES BRIGGS, President.
I l5a, H. P. JANFIER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th day Of March
1856. 1i @. NJ. BRADFORD.
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six per cent in.
Monday May next and have declared scrip diy
dend Of Twenty-Five per cent the earned premiums of
which cerfcates8 be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved the balance
profits OF the ending 18th March, 1856 to meet
pending but unadjused claims against The Company.
Company continue against the pers of the
and rivers and loss and damage M fire. the current rates Of
premium.
Office in iron building corner of Camp Natchez Streets.
@ CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
~ I SS "A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
n p ssyANVTER Serrefpry ssE775lF' ~ Hs ~
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IL etc conduit au depot des Epaves du Second
District, encoignure des rues SieAune ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epaves-
Une Vache creole blanche ct bruno, sans etampe
Une Genisse creole, blanche Ell jaime sans etampe.'
Une Genisse creole blanche Ell jaune ayani 70 ellie
droite fendue en- Tongue, ct etampe O. a la hanche
droite~
81 les dts animaux lie sont pas recIamees dams dix
jours, les depenses payees- lis seront yendus,
'enchere pubique, le TENDREDI mai prochaln
IL heures 4. M.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Commissare des Rues.
Mile % reans lie IS ayrl 1856. a20 my3
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Third District Pound.

EET AS brought to the Third District Pound No. 81
wv Elysian Fields street, as estEavs-
One pale red yellow Cow, cropped upper figure
;'.n in each ear no brand
One yellow female Goat, with white spots the
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EVOODyVARD,s CABINET FIyRNTa
TgRE WAREKeoas, 10 IIs Aagssne street and Il
made to order good and substantial manner Ofice
Furniture made and repaired HOTELS Ships Steamer
ard Boarding houses supplied With Furniture md Bedding
the shortest notice al 5s
EBHssing taken the large brick house Julia street.
Magazine prepared store any quantity of goods for
faniles leaving the city. 9.Es
nrniuIe Carts hire and moving attended 70 With care.
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I'll etc conduit depot des epaves du Trosieme
Il District, No. 81 Champs Eiisees, CONNIE
epaves--
Une Vache rouge pale gu jsune coupe dams chaque
oreille de la pare supereure du chifre -" sans
eampe.
Une Chevre iaune avec des taches banehes sur lie
cote.
Silesdits animaux sont pas reclames dams dix
jours, ct les depenses payees, lis seronl vendus a
l'enchere pubtique 5au dit depot lie MARDI 10 dus
courant 10 heures "A. M. gs y&
AUG. s. PHELPS.
ComInissalre DIES Rues.
N'lIe-Oreans lie 9 mai 1856, p mI37l2
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~ 5tEteI COlIIIlIIsa To1Tel'
New Orleans May C, 1856. my7 12 II
Second District Pound.

NKTAS brought TO the Second District Pound, cor
wv ner of 81. Ann and Derbigny streets, as es-
trays
One white ard brown Creole Cow, no brand.
p One white and yellow Creole Heifer no brand.
One white and yellow Creole Heller, right ear slit
and branded sU" on the RICH, hip.
Which, if mol ella lined within ten days and the ex
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction al
said pound, on FRIDAY, the 9Th of May next, at
10 O'Clock, A NJ. -,..s-
AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
New Orleans, April aS, 1856. a29 my3 8
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Fourth District Pound.

Fourth DistriCt Found,
NK7AS brought 10 the Fourth District Pound on
w Jackson street. between Constance and Lau-
rel streets, estrays-
One she Goat white body with yellow spots, black
round the eyes, black legs and long horns. oa-
One yellow cream colored Horse pbout IS hands
high long and tall lame right fore leg, branded
The left shoulder and the right hip of letters, b. c.
Which, il not claimed within ten days, and the eX-
penscs thereon paid, will be sold al public auction
said pound, on WEDNEs DAY, 18th of May next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ
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k5Hect
New Orleans, May 3, 1856 my5 -

NN7As brought 10 the City Police Jail on The Goth
wv April, the negro boy HENRY; is S fcet3 in 2hes
high is about IS years old has round face and has
mark the right jaw. Says he had been blu. few
days in town when he sold by MIR McMaginnis,
10 Mr. White, planter living down The Coast
The owner Is requested 10 call and claim said slave
according 10 law. E. PLANCHARD,
N.Y. 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail
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STATE or LOUISIANA ] i 4


Parish of Orleans, City of New t)rleans A.
M the 9Th 1856 before
The Justice Of tie Peace and for the city
afossid personally appeared Alexander foher President
Secretary e the T., Home Mutual
cording to law do epose above
lust true correct from the books Of the
aad Company Al SkqI - IL, lfs es
Sworn To and subscribed before this 18th of january,
1855 7CHAs n BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board have resolved psy q s
HOLDERS hereof and
MONDAY, lIth of February next I
BOARD Of Trustees have dividend of ten
per cent On Of the Company for the
euin December 1855 foF which Will Pc
issued on and after the 18th Of ainsch next
III Cornpary against the peril Of the
seas rivers damage
premium. ONCE No IS Camp snest Il, , II
JOHN r.. LAW Vice President !;
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| Which, if not claimed within ten days and the
penses thereon paid, will be sold AT public auction at
| said pound on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10
|
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Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Mayo, 1856. my3 u
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DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FAGTORY corner of ST. Charles and Clio streets New

GEORGE PURVEs, Architect and Builder respectfully in
friends public that he has in addition his
former business commenced The Of sshea
All orders his Office Commercial Place, the factory
or al The Mechanics Exchange, Box 81 will be promptly
tended 10. IN
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ri IMES 43.JfNHEELER, SssEEetlity. .7ll935i7
" New Orleans, January y, 1856,

sba,v 81 ~, i.eyy w L. Laner, S$
Z ON u F., WEI Vast ii. lit Nav Philip a. Shaw,
Ssisbsfi How'd John III Owen, SIDE isserf8{a s4S
4 siSatt pssis Y Iohn Han Robert pyas E
Rufus cIltenny, w. H. Avery
y $3.50 s; gIats r. III Cocs j. E Tsenholr,
T.. @, sIurey -
81 Oh NelsoE, VIM q. Z q. u is
Alfred Afnultcn II A..
~ M NJ X 9 saSs s M Curry jsrl6
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STAlSCH-sqo boxes Fox's WheSt for sale by
= VOORHEES,, GRIGGs L CO.
so Is Tchoppitouas street,
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GsleIGAT
A. Northern Ralsoadsnmmer Arransenenta9n and AitsT
commence The summer misunderstanding osyka at A. NJ
syIpg at New Orleans NJ II r. Nj leaving New Orleans at
So +. Nj and arriving at Osyka at z. 81. 5
seg f. G. II. HA2LEHuRST,
Hnl9 Il sf.ls5f7 aa General Superintendent.
NHEk41SEXS0Q bbfs Dean Rshireis 40 bbIf Raw for
Wy sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS L co., a3sT
81 Is TehquptQalas street.
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MFRS. BETrrs,S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
N4'' 6. n. MORRISON Agent,
al - 10 Maea.inn streat
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4 aA,3 CODPER'S WEII4-SITUATEDI IN KINDS
fT county, Miss forty miles from Vicksburg, by railroad.
al Raynond within four miles from thence s BY stage
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes, Cloross General De-
hity etc, is open for the reception Of visitors.
'- INMAN WILLIAMS,
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VA AS brought to the City Police Jail the I'd
wv instant, The negro boy ARMAND; is 5 feet
3 - inches high is about 20 years oId-has
mark Says he belongs TO George William Thomp-
son, lawyer, living al Shreveport, Red river.
The owners requested to call and claim said slave
I,U
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HM7AS brought TO the City Police Jail, The 29th
wv April last, the light negro boy HENRY; is s
feet 5 inches high; is about 81 years old. Says he
belongs to MIR. VIM, Kennedy, merchant. living in the
town OF Hickman, in The State of Kentucky
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave
according to law.
T.. BLANCHARD,
my7 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07

TUJUBE PASTE AND GUM DROPS-oF su.
O.. M MORRISON,
fes Is Magsziaa street.
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WI AS brought TO the City. Police Jail the 2sth
w April last, the griT boy DANIEL; is feet 3
l.2 inches high; is about ~ years old is sore.eyed,
Says he belongs to Mr.. Thomas Fellows, living
Rampant street.
The owner is requested call and claim said slave
according to law.
4. PLANCHARD,
my77 Keeper of the City Police Jail
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cECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE, No.
. % Baronne street, Canal,
Second Of all descriptions bought sold
chauged repaired and vanished and
reasonRbleterrrs.
declining housekeeping and wishing to dispose Of
their farutare spld do well to call on the nndersgned
fc3 SIN P. n TOQRNE
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Dunleith t}ne day
From nuneih ST Paul One day and half
Price of Passage Cairo to ST. Paul 80
REFERENCE,
William H. Avery, ESD, Aesss Benost Shaw Co., New
Orleans,
Louis No.
/ rasSdlAH&W
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EM7As brought 10 the City Police Jail, on the 9th
Wv inst, the light grif boy ARCHER LOUIS,
alias Cyrus is S feet l-2 inches high; is about
% years old has a mark on Tile breast Says he be-
longs Mr. P Norton, and afterwards again, 10 Mr..
Legine de Blanc, sugar planter of ST. James Parish.
State of Louisiana
The owner is requestedto call and claim said slave
according 10 law.
E. PLANCHARD
al6 15t Keeper of the City Police Jail.
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rOPARTNERSH lP.-THE UNDERsIGNED
" have entered into Copartnersp, under the style
Of DUPERIER HAYES Cos for the purpose of ansactipg
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Faeorage business
sSHFs-'"s.s II ~ 5t5s ALFRED DUPERIER.
tEsssssE4 ALLEN L. HAYES. 81
S44s.S9 Esa55S 5sg$t4&&53s ROBERT w. SANDERS.
na~ Office No. IA st. Louis street. =l-5tlt -
New Orleans. LIST December. 1855. d5t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

TIE WGsAtAgtoa correspondent 81 the
N. Y. H~sd writes that paper under date
Of the 10th ali.. that recent Developments
have rendered the construction Of III Pa.
ei6c Railroad no longer pfohlsaatical. The
special committee will report At an early
Day, after business is resumed BY our ma
tionsi legislators, a bill providing tos two
roads-one to be constructed by the sever
81 companies o already chartered through
Iowa and Minnesota, by a union Of said
roads u r.. Kearnsy. and from tha, point .
single trunk road to the navigabls waters
Of the Pacific Ocean. That portion OF the
Northern route which lies within the State
Of California, viii be assigned TO the San
Francisco and Sacramento Railroad Com
pany. The Southern route. through Texas
and BY 81 Paso, 10 to b constructed BY the
Pacific and Atlantic Railroad Company Of
California and their associates, from San
Francisco to 81 Paso; from that point east
ward through Texas, the road 10 apportion-
ed TO the several railroads Of Texas already
chartered. Thess roads are to run from 81
Paso to such point on the eastern boundary
Q. the State - they may select. The con-
n~sctons with the Mississippi river are then
given to the several roads Of Louisiana and
Arkansas a. desire to make them, and to
such points on the river as they may Sc
,ect. Such is the substance ofthe bill.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

In view Of the demonstrated tact that il 10
ansafs to travel through . country con-
trelled by barbarians, the Chicago Dsmscrsf
makes the following apostle remsrks:-
~Ths recen, robbery ana stoPpage of the
emierants by the way Of the Missouri river,
have demonstrated the necessity Of taking
the overland route. St. Louis and Missouri
should be avoided BY all Northern men, 80
long ~ they continue to counsel and coun-
tsnaaee Wholesale robbery and murder.
The routes through iowa are about the
same length a. the Missouri river route-a
little shorter. Aftsr leaving the railroads
the landcarria2e 10 slower and more expsn-
siye, but they are safs and free from the
iavasions of the bandits.
We should urge upon eastern capitalists
the d~esirshieness of pushing these road
forward a fast a. possible. as channels o
conmunication with Ksnsaas They hsys
large grants which render Investments il
them not only safe but give insurance o
pro6table return. Let msasy - advances
by the friends of freedom In Kansas, eithel
on bonds o. stock. If on the former, the
basis would BE- the lands granted by Con
ersss. In this way means would be raised
% push the work right ahead Al an early
day"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
YsurtA ! Jaly, ! nay Of Fasting.

The writer OF the following 10 the oldes
Congregational pastor 10 Iowa, and ono Of
the most influential and useful ministers in
the West. He was the fonnder ofthe First
Congregational Church in Quincy, Illinois,
which was the irst in the State. Il il in
deed 4 melancholy faet that 10 soox has il
become proper to change our day Of Nation.
al Jubilee into q Of mourniAgs In view Of
thk ouusges committed upon Freedom, and
the violatioa Of the arst principles Of Lihsr-
ys-Dubaass Tri5.
pEsnA1x. Leo Co, Iowa, June lAssss. 4
~ ~ hssbrs sxS C~sssregatiosss CAsrcks
N Ioua.
DEAR BRErxnxs:-We live in p~erilous
times. A dark and thick cloud suscharRsd
with civil war hangs over NJ. Our govern
ment is p~rostituted to the exteasioa Of one
OF the greatest cures chat has ster aflict-
ed fallen humanity. Our brethren in Kan-
~ are outllwed and driven from their
BY hordss Of lawism mea, end our
chief hope Of redress il In God. Our bretA-
ren Of iIlincis have recommended thsir
ch0rchss to observe the fourth day Of July
a. a day Of fasting and prayer. II il had
been suggested At our late Association, Ne
doubtless should have done the same.
The object Of this note 10 to invite all
whose eye may fall On 1t to observe the
Fourth day Of July Is = day Of humiliation
and prayer before God. would most ear.
nestiy invite all my brethren and all the
churches Of our denomination to unite with
us and our brethren in ~Illinois, and also oil
my Christian brethren OF other denoEina-
tons in confessing " sins before God
and duplicating his blessing on u a ma
ton.
Surely in no way can We spend the ami
versary Of our country's freedom more ac-
csDtAbly before God, or more probably to
ourselves.
Yours in Christian affection,
AsA TuRkEa, IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

ToEskTo AHp GEoRcns BAT cAsAL.-
The bill for the incorporation of Q company
70 construct . Ship Canal from the Geor-
gian Bay to Toronto, having passed the
House of Assembly, hss beer sent up TO the
Legislative Council. where we trust il will
inset with no opposition. The interests in
volved in this question are momentous and
sxtracrdinary. In projectors are we'll aware
that thsy have 70 face dif6cuisies. ssch a.
Only . few yenrs since would have disheart-
ened the most ssnguine temperament II
ID not only the great costliness Of the work
itself that has 70 be overcome, but there are
. host of rival enterprises. nearly all OF
which have eager and influential advantsg-
%; whiie this undertaking Is looked upon
even by those who are 70 benefit most by IL
u more usopis an than observation-disclosures
Colosisf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

"NN#EEE4 #a4 -F
AVAILABILITY Of HI CncfsxkTi CAH.
DIDArEs."-The New York Pas, the recog-
nized organ Of the Radical Demcocrscy.
gives expression to the following views:
"Buchsnsn's nOminstion does not take 40
wss expected. His friends supposed that
bis nsme would combine every shade of
opinion. from the most decided Freesoiiisn
70 the most ultra slave pr~opsnsDdism. in his
support. The most intfsetabis boiief Of
bygone days would, il was anticipated, r..
turn to the fold, and q general sra Of good
feeling would follow the announcement
that the veteran politician had been placed
at the head Of the Democratic ticket
But the plan. after all. does not work
B~uchanan's ~autecedents are against him.
The peculiar friends who have been most
instrumental in engineering his nomination
will damage him. HE associate on the
ticket. Mr.. Breckenridge. will damage him.
And last, not least. the platform upon which
he runs ought 70 finish him"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

CANADIANS UsnArrYs--The Canadian
Parliament, after q hard light. has voted an
appropriation Of f3o0ooo towards the cree
zion of public buildings in Quebec. The
opposition press is fearfally excited inthe
matter. and Sir Allen McNsb comes in for
share of abuse for f~asoring the measure
BY ~absenting himself from bis seat when
the question was put. The Hamilton Ban
ner Inns concludes = minstory article on the
subject:
"Lei the Government 60 on in their VIII
lainy-let Sir Edmund and his nine petit
foggers. Plus an anctioneer, persevere bs, q
little longer and the issue will be al hand
Upper Canada will rise in rebellion aesinss
their enormities.n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

JeHn NARY. who has since March last
bsss employed in this Office in turning a
power press, died yesterday, almost al his
post, from the effect, as 10 supposed, of
drinking ice wuter while in . heated condi.
ton. Medical assistance was procured at
onee, bat il was found impossible to render
any relief, and he breaihed his last 10 our
o3ce in little more than half an noun after
his sttsek.--Bvrl. HACK. 9Th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

The London Ezaminsr closes an article
on American affairs with this language;
The ft conduct Of this government under
these circumstances, IL that which hes been
described . smasterly inaction." When q
gentleman fpds himself In company with .
bully or an intriguer who for bic pur-
poses sseks 70 fasten q quarrel upon him.
and whom, therefore, he 10 not inclined 70
~Rratify, be simply %withdraws from ellinter-
course with him, and leaves him 70 his own
III manssrs When the United States
shall have once more . settled and decor
Gus administration, whose position and
tenure enable them 10 act a. 10 usual among
civilised and high cbsraetsred communities,
we may then be able TO resums our former
amieable relations.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

A WARsIrs.-A late number of the
Courier da Pas Dc Calaie, coLtains the fol-
lowing:
Two men lately entered an ina in Cam.
brai, ordered coffee, and died shortly after
swallowing q cup each. The landiady sum.
moned the police, who declared the men
had been poisoned. "Impossibls." cried
the landlady, "they have only drank : cup
Of coifee spiecs, and that can do no harm"
She II once drank 4 cup to prove its inno-
cenee. The same result, however, snsued
In her case, a. she was seized with terrible
paine and also died. On examining the pot,
a boz of iucifer or locofoco matches was
found lying in il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04
aosrx asunyrYo..--The Boe,on C,

aOSLx ASuRyEYoH.--The Boston Csur
Ter has discovered that Col. Fremont Is only
an engineeror surveyor. Col. Washington,
toe, was, during his early manhood, sonly a
surveyor" But all his biographers have
agreed thst this honorable profession, invel-
wing great physical and mental activity, sx-
pended not in spinning political theories, but
in promoting the great practical interests Of
the country, proved an zdmirable school to
IT him for his subsequent career. What
was a good school for Col Washington, will,
| think, prove no less 50 for Col. Fremont
Altar.
Selkirk was monarch Of all he surveyed"
But as monarchs have gone out of fashion,
we propose merely 10 aake Fremont Prsa-
den6 Of all he surveys. Huzzah for the Sur.
veyor.- Boston Telegraph.