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PkEfAEIsG FeE 1850 "A Fremonter in
Newton, just before election, purchased
fine cheese TO be gone into on the news of
Fremont's election. He has had i, secure.
y boxed up, 10 be opened in 1860. Il IL
only d question Of time with thst cheese.
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION

THE GREA TEST OF THE AGE
lrs great ndity, sim plesy cheapnosso pee I'm
n,unitv strongly recommend lin every STATE " she
unioa, butparttulaiiy !.
.,r,,,4,s ~ Iowa which il subsantisted bs
~" rr @S,Ilacates references aud letters given bs
! liable gentlemen whose names are n our ha,I !,
tayi,, ~ me the patentSes and pfpprietors W ~
,,p snd jauaes 81 Clark seelebraled 'Hmo'hea"'h"''s
saa polling or Merchant
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EI.nstI.iNNs MEL.

AZ fo,ya we offet State County Township ely
ma Shcp rgghtsand Millsior safe on
have opa n dayly aPeras3h sna ~ III M sss II an
rhsy will say as dt tbs ancient Queen oil shsha' e
hall has not tesh told .,. - VII, 6na
Miller far1ntfs capitalists ana spetnlatoFs WIN uu
his mil re,aut. oaaco FOR safe sure aug pro-"
Tlt, EvtiT iac4ai5us and much needed Invention
tTYaS an entire mes leatnte In the nanuaetute Oh wne
NJ, d.nr Ard The splendid manner 10 which II pe.iotn
~ yserk tyinaBs lo,iag and separating the grain a.
.insle operation into seven dlaIsht lu.n. y f.st
nd feed sud that within space o. oai! 9Weny ~,
IN Ien.th by fauT fact ia breadth, al the ragoig Oh M
N svS bushels psr 7ur pair Of French oufr ni Nh.
s,5aes Only 81 iGghss in diameter. me ofaiu 80
s,te5 8, a ;ipeie operation into Extra snd snpsI-
sns sIsas Ftas Flour Mia4ungs ship stans, Bran,
and shorts. Any power eaing -l.'as,ss s..irss
Tbe ANAL space Il occupies would net be missed whsI
placed ID room with other machinery, and tns ~ \,
mount Of power Il requires % propei II, US ecene
sJn,tructon and OPERATION makes u certain thaS s
lspg IL will supsrses aud revolutionizs al other
ing Mills The mill compact anu ~ ~
not liable 10 gt at q order 50 sppnSao,s slop
loeor i've shop, foundry, forge rolling n Or any
ng having power erected can new have Hi'a ~
M walls complete Merchant FIGURING Miii az INC VII
/ Hing expeusa OF seveu hundred dollars. ,.,,
! CAurioS-An persous in want Of FIGURING Mills
| throughout the state arc advised 70 come suu
sos our Mill in operation before purchasing aed ~ per
aus are hereby warned from trespassng or Infringing on
cur rights shall maintain them 70 the stre' s''
! Of the law. :, pt .,.,v
J.
4 For turther particulsrsapply y Or address "a
JACOB WEAVER, ia, CO.,
/ Davenport, ha~Gese store,
L'RtScn CLOAK wApDiSe-e ydslop9s S,ii 4 issa
l. ""' BRADY street, between sth and ssh
4 CHlLpREN's wooLES TALMAs & sA4vysEs
I 1 J a sunero arlietejust received, al JoufS.
Brady street, between ash and slh.
DIES, ngIroSs'" in"sa'' A''oFi goga''s ne
oe..ag Brdy street, ,. ~ esn 4th ard ssh
! Velvet Ribbon,
LLas4s s. just received sud foT sale at Nsw f'Fs
Z 5tt Ht,'s' - brady st, bet An and sth.
sssTN-. eisSs.!
W. hayejast regs,ysd rem .I,po'. ss,ch viii BE-
/ sola yery low. LIVINGSTON & LothWool.
ssaosE uanting 3 aice Lantern With their ia mes
/ L ground 90 The glass egll Is ..,,.1z,,,r
ostia dwif LIVINGSTON & L0ckWoop'ss
YrAzzARD,s Powder, Powder Fissks, sho, Bags,
I1luhss, wipes fls; e ISns shq " ass;
uEADQU aRTFRs iof any thing in the hupdns
4 ! -"l l'A ~ LIVINGSTON s LocKwooD,s.
( TNISHING RODS aud 1ACKLRst
] L Oet4 LIVINGSTON LockNooD,S,
! ROBES, ROBES! ROBES
! yS4NeY BoBFF Wolf FIX, German cat, Gri.'
I L ley. SLACK aus lssUei;s bear Rooes; Buffalo
/ tdmEsd aud -at-t'o IL I'd can De has, had a. o,s
/ 500 ests Fes 6 a7ss and Gsu0'ie',, q sr,,x,s
/ 5Oo palra va ,-ttaas far Gs0s. al .,sr,,,s
I -,ESlyrs ,slgafstsa French Ca.kmereno Hat
/ ~ son hAts ia Feat variety, II ALsioS's'
/ I AnIEs' Fancy Fars can he ra'Ed Ia Ersst Va
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uelp Aoufrtisements.

COAL! CCAL!!
0nTH0UsAND bushels OF Coal on hand At Goa VAL
3sSIey, and getting out al the OF two thousand
bushels per day per bushel and good roads b.
Camden Bridge. s. 8. GCfEs,
Agent Of Coal Valley Mining co,
Rock I.iand. SuN 2i no y26-Ipu
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Nav BEAsrs or BuRpEs.-Eighty six Pc.
ravian Lamss, arrived recently at Hsyans,
having been imported for The Cuban author
ties by Dir. Rohen, French Naturalist
A considerable reward had been offered TO
the fret person who should succeed In 10
reducing these useful animals into The
Island. where they are designed for beasts
Of burden
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eorneruf college square iiasxlo0 price o3,OGS
IMPROVED YARns
W liS--A highly impreyea farm Of Is acres, ~
Tailo from town; two good 6oaAss, bAfps, rrAgs
house, sta BILE, Sc; price sl.a psrssfs.
No MA farm OF 20l seTes q mils. rom town; |
t~o b ouses, barns, out-beitdihss, &c; apple and
peach ofehsrns, timber, sprnss ellis, pisse
iy furnished ana s'nssed
No. lss-7ts acre. stres miiss ifsu town; Psrtim-
{ Tosed; prlcs $50.
No, se--a ss5i arm II 10 acre. nssT Blu. 6fsas,
hous<, we'll, So prize go pss ssrs.
80. STA beautiful 20 farm in FisasAus Valley
No s3-s sraud faz1b ouly .Iss from the river. iss
acres, prize sh fah.
No STA well improved fsIE "a. miles from the ris
er On hrsdy a. s@SI bEji4ihgs Sc price el0,D0.
No SAN Improves tsrm, fenced and all cultivated;
nics house, springs and . creek IL, on Hickory
started entirely around the firm $40 price 80
per acre.
Ne s6--Ths sapt fa'ru % putuqus road miles from
sc; price silt,1
No SIN 80. Is ~ "a 50 SR2 L, $50 acres, lso
improved AMI 10 an tin Der; Prise sis PSI acre.
No. SEA .nus ltsls farm usar Fulton station. 50
u,irrror.S v.,x.
~ -~
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
No. lis-sstsS W. Sec ssT g sll .se .ers.,
s, 90, W = Sc y sSS 'shs e. ~ H''s' prize
vs,,o,>
IA, ~. NJ as =. az y so 70
NJ ssFLsw,. ~. sw1 s.,<.,,sr,,
20 =. a. ssT sef S zoo !: -oa . q
M ss-Th.F Lof,b.yw, ssT-sss.rso
-. . u !" y s'"
-,
.
M OH. WV a. InT-sNp9
M. sso,s Tires tracts are b.au,tp, ...t.s On ~.
Rsiiraad miles from Davenport '"'
No o. The " OF the 8 w u Of sssIaF-sEBar
50 acres. mice from Davenport; Price go PEI arr.
so the RilroHi, mile. from Davenport; pIice
aper sere.
* c,rvro. .ou.y
IN CLINTON COUNTY, loWAI
No. CIV. fractional 4 OF the n. W. See e. T.
al y. X. h., n ss-iUO aeres, near Thorn,s Mill
~
SHELBY COUNTY.
va RI EST. -" Os per scrs.
INKEoKUK COUNTY.
acres. rrice $3.50 per acre.
acres = " y ~
10 ''''''
No, a. S W OF sec IS I 77Rli W 1866 scra.-
"
- o.. ieo 100 % ,,n, ana ON "fi=e AT
w.ss,.I y Z sssTes COUNT.
No.47-NE. of,se e,Tsa ROW ,so
prics 900 dolisrs.
IOWA COUNTY
No is-Wt sec2s - west prce 40 pe,
.
~ AusCAIISR COUNTY.
No. CIV 1 OF \ " 4 Of sec 70 7 ~ n w sosrrss |
dollars pefssre'
~ N, en,s Conn.
nice a. ~ ,,ss a., SEQ 81 " ." " 80 acres
M .,a--sv.o,ywIo,,,us
-. VI "i"'' SEC - . So " ~
lU7-W Il E4 and N AEks Il sac m a yap, |
", l2o acre.i price si0 per sefs.
rice Gu" dollars.
'"o -" '"'H'e'
M ~ uo,..,,., S,o,
sWlssc rs2SRisW
ElxsE1s.s & < .s0 80. ALL |
IN yaspIp rnuSTy
cl
SEtoTssi Ssoss,sn nnH
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FIFTEEk SLAVES MAsurIrrEp.--Detroi

OF The Presidep, has appointed T. S
Cunningham, associate Judge Of Kansas,
the man who had jus, been defeated By an
overwhelming msjority, in Pennsylya MIA, 5
q candidate for Congress, and who has been
d bitter oPposer Of the rights of Kansas du.
ring the last canvass. A ft subject. indeed,
TO rule over the future destinies Of her FIR c
State prisoners.
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''Tl0VI LIND IGENfY.
IVWu ENNU
,,r> MN. 4. CtAHk
.aLLE.r r. CL.1kA,

,,rN MN. \. CLAIM
.aLLE.v r. CLARK,
Attorneys and Counssllors ct Law,
aseI Istats Brokers, Life Iusuisnss ~ s'A'
erN Land Agents, and kotaries TseaaS
DAvonport, IowA.
co,,sotions apd ali professional business 10 svsfy a'
AZ me state entrusted 10 Will receive
,ention; money ihyested; taxes paid iof ri.y.
mnnay loaned On nnencumbered rear r~.ao . ..ss
INA warrant. bought, Spd and locat.d; istms,
and lots leased real esA of al kinds heasn a"' 'e'N
Q" e''n'' -aEfIR TO
coak sarseat. Dsvsnport' Iowa
Henry D. Holman,
Hon on" Thomas Allen, 81. Louis, ADO
Lucas Simonds,
clover Richardson,
butler, Keith & Hin, Boston, Mas
De Coppst & Co., n y.
Henry q. Msrauand, New As'A'
SsSs' Ci.ra. Hartford, CT.
Cal u !. LArued, Wash, d. Z:
o. D. Camp q Co., Cincinsst, o.
Phins Allen, jr. Fttsneld, Mass
d H. Dorrsnce, Portland Nc.
VIZ NyIru ATTENTION 30 ous SrGssiys r.IA.
Loapx " IMPROVED FARAs AND WILD LANDS, Nus
PsorkAry, &c, yoR ssit ~ hopsssTt hsA
on sANTsRss
CITY PROPERTY.
80, v.,na
ana ihHa"' ~ 'oA~' F'e
,s,u., An and ,th
s"' P'''e
a. Ia. s.msls Col
w. -"
No 100 rxoas.,.hls Lot, mar tho dsps,
we
"a, :. s1,,.o fat. pr,c.
$50"
,ss ro,.ssn,-,n no,s a eorpar Rack Ia
-
| ~ 20 r.. ..rss an hlua bstv can Rock Island
| per acre.
|
| NJ txo.,o,, br.el store on "a st. doors ess,
, nr.ss Ia, ialIss 40 very valuable property price
|
| =. .sA ,braa ,,.rv br,ck stars 90 "a 81 between
n,ssx .os Main st.. choice ID. alton; prcs $1,000
NJ 20 h..r,it,, hop.. eorpsr Of Scott and eh SITS.
s,,ons saaa brick s,abls shed A. prospect vary n
1
sss lot 36xTl; IL rooms, ctstsrh, d pr1es vsIV
/
| ~ ristarn e.. Iot Arrl ories A. 100
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An IsvlrAros.--A correspondent writes
rem London .--@Il Mr. Preston Brooks
venture to visit London. have an idea that
his reception would equal tfat given to the
butcher Hsynau by Barclay 4 Perkins
drsymen"
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For Sale

arosd lew rod. po ,G5 Tavern tie obuqas
i~m% p1 h together with Nine aS, ..ai'' o.
ssusasd sy ~ which Is uadsr eatIon SS s %
line iuaproye SI ,sSe, villa running water op il
and ns. sth sooa dry cellar, 49,. ,'i =.
aew and baxs inE well OF water; tho building So
lion "s place is needed Tor The ao,9 Is
her particulars sn9uire Of N'o'e'9' roI iHf-
oc,I SiCkoLLs, iSBELL 4 90
Land Agents,
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Who wau,4 d splendid Farmi
1aa ACRES. 9adfH high state of cultivation IUU
foS4cges Gst Timber good dssl'tng, barn, out
houses, Bue utcH-Ei, and besutiIal stream OF neV
sr Ialiigg running GateF oU H. ms magniHcenl
iafta Is "a mllss ttam PRINCETON af19f,shing town
on tie Mississippi -ivsr IL SCOTT go .Aad will sell
lion reasonable lerlls say 10 hand. balance in /,
?. 2 amt 4FaaT Eysa term will enable tie paE-
saeses make 'ts gtoessis q The tsnd pay drfsr.
Fe.g pa a4oHts Calf -0cE, u don't take rae lai
30 afsa. % ssaa rare 7af5 atps IS IS tore oeered
I a.. kADS.
4ts1I5a acres uriugr5v, a, This q. In aee T
-h79E4sas., u miles from this city aud tron
ieCiAt,a. Far fstG rs OF soil and beauty OF lUes
tton TITS unsurpassed. Terms easy o. course.
Nog6-dtf I. G. EADs.
Fresa groceries.
ia: DaI2 GIL, ir., ii, o..
south East Corner I'd Perry sts
FIHAshFt L for past patronage ~5 Eow oneE 10
/ tbe r.tIEshs Of paTenloFt fresh supply ar
stsGEsi'sizesli%,
SUGARs--N 0, Crushed, C'sriael, Gfanui&'si,
MOL ssES--s, ii New orleans, syesp.
coFFEE-Hin, LDgurga, Java
- X listed ana Ground.
TEAS Of All grades and qualify,
Spice. Pepper, laptoer. SsE0, Fssri Barley,
MeA!, Euglisl psSLss Sauces, Fruits, Nuts, Gf0nud
Eiee- rresef' a. soap candles, starch, Caoeolite,
Horse Radish, IA, White Sssbs, Beef Tongues,
All ths above articles offered los and war
r4ll=1 IL give s&Esi&et.lL-
Camden Flour.
Barrel. taft and quarter barrel, SACKS.
Crassusl Biscuit
= boxes 10 store aud for sals.
Wooden Ware
Buckets, Iyb', Wen Buckets. Mops Cropping
Bowls, 8ltBcIaz KNIVES.
Baskets.
oar S.oss Is rga and well assorted
Fish,
NsrteTtt. salmon White Fish, Herring, Cod
Fiss q. pALZGLL, IK., & co.
Nny4.dtF
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IL a Ia r. -
9 o m III aroial College,

incorporated June "a, 1855.
EAsE'EE'F
VILLA u z. BARR, A, b.,
Professor OF Theoretical and Practical BOOK u sep.
e aRt Business Penn ausaip.
JJ8EPE {. LOPEZ. Esq
assistant ta1ciIEl hid Teacher iu Book "a PIN
department
t.E;I. / SHGREI, E.g-
B.. t.l.E uE GomUsrCi-i a..
GE.sEt a. sLETDE, 4. H.
fiCsCSl9. -. ...tua -sGs s14 Ls-FElaa Las EuGge
lDohl-r. %. calculation department
IHe winter zen viii CouUgLee on Dec. 4 in
the new apart sa.s Appropriated sxpT. ssy to the
college pTraes Hu corner Of 81 amt Perry stree t.
it J2cCOH 70 AS" u-ilLuR. Tae course VIII Co a.
prehepd e7sIt 1i-gga aughl a. similar in.tilu-
t.ols,
Ladi,s' apartment.
gae ROOM. sll. Hs uJs1 Iwo urs each DAY e1ela-
ziFt!y as Iaate department., Ia which fenman.
snip .Gaf Hc"E ht=hlEE viii be IauEnt under the
immediate supervision Of The Principal
E'eTg i4tlaiv rtu 10 sfOr1ct students from &
1ls.-nya lr pTrr3rrE si3ssDle boarding houses and
ID aaccnFislE Zoe csuTss la the sh0rtgst nc ssibIe
ime; Tor ~ 'nh' PaHicdiar@ apply TO OF address
she fNDDFal GoysOdtf
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PRINCES


MRS. JULIET WELLS,lste rom the East wish
WI 70 intor 70 the inbsbitArts OF Davenport an,
vfeipity, that she wishes - Instruct limited nun
eer OF young ladies in that most fashionable an
dslfgbuui science, Fasic. Having eiven insifuc.
uons ont 9 Piano for 10 years In most OF the mr.
| families IN cievelIEd, Mrs. W. trusts by renewed
rnortsto secure LIBERAL share Of The patronage ii
This city. Applications through The Post Once o,
al Ripley ST., between First and Second, or IA
crsndai's Muse store, will receive immedi sio al
eIton. NoyI7
APPLESl APPLES!!
S0n BBLs. Jeanitons and Winter Pippins, just n.
wv csiyed in tine condition aud for sale low
by iEa3s
BURROWS 4 PRETTqMAs
Nov Edu a No. Burrows block, Front 81
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CALF LOST.

5z4rSTRAYEDs red and white spsckIed Csli,
EkGS5s1 white 10 the face, with II OF RICH, ear
sA4 cut OF Generally stayed with town COW b.
LIBERAL reward will be given for Its return.
n. X. CLASSY.
Eat DsyeppoEt nov 26dIg
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Hon. CasGus M. Clay
WILL
Lecture
ALE CLAIRE HALL on Wednesday evening Nov.
Goth. Sutjec,-Tzr WoRrp WI LIVE IN.
Tickets admitting Lady and Gentlemen, 95ess SIM
gle tickets 50 css For sale at J. A. Craadals Music
store and LeClaire HOUSE. Sov2s-d?t
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splendid property For safe.
hi spacious building known IS the German Dance
House saloon aud dwelling sud tie two large lots
on which the same IL situated is offered for sale on
terms that cannot is to suit Those who ere acouap-
ei With this magnificent ate need not be told that II
sauds unrvallsi aud Rloue for beauty Of location =
Those who Wish 10 avail themselves of one OF those
priceless and rais sites fer beauty aHd grandeur VIII su-
ply 10
Sov25 dtf TIC, EADs.
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NOTICE

hereby given that the copsrtnersLip heretofore -,
Listing between the undersigned under he mama :,
'gieof calien DeorsHi shs day dissolved by uutp
'"ussh'' SAMUEL CALLgN
p.- HENRY DsGRAFI
DaNshp9fE FGF 10 dlW V. SraCIDING
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No. 5O--Gooi house aud lot on Msta 81 roons, vsi
cistsru oe lot 9axoO, price 81, 900.
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No. 5e Flu. house en- Brady st nsar Locpsis iaIs,
$50 price S2,soa
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no; Los.-A isim Of 100 serss Ia sec. Is opag t.
water. '' E'Id stream
40: So isfm Of ia2 Gsres, IL seclarL.E..
.sIss, scsa timber 80 acres, IL cuit,ysf s.
No is2-A farm OF 200 acre. A., ~ "uH "Sii' $1,000
S.s rii 81 =. SISss sa:isa.O. aud aaGy 60
0osss, LOO .iaLIs. Vases .ses ~ acres umLer, frsIpc
sell stock and ia, miaS u.s. T!iee s2g per acre VIII
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No. S32--Lot No In block 50 on SUI strs.t s, LIS
east Of Perry, upon wh eh Is eroeted two st5,vf
house, one story frame house, carpenter shop art
stable brings Ia rent of sS75 per annuln wa b.
low
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39e-Lot block IS, south east corner OF IN. eel,
Western Avenue, one OF tLs haRdsomts, los lSI
private residenaein the city. '
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WOODEN PUMPS,

4 tAEgD-
tph anaerdgneI would re especially announce 10
mas oBepsd
4 NEW CONFECTIONERY,
"" hfEGy street., between Cd and Sd, few doors
above Post Once where he will ks.psa "a ma nuIae.
.Sfs ~ kadsHi Cakes, Chuties, sugar Toys, etc.
faTiie't weddings etc win bs supplied OIL or
lsI on most reAsongbie ienms
Dealers IN Candies, etc., will DO well 10 give him
Every article for Christmas will BE- on hand
CHARLES A. WOkLL,
Davenport NOvl3-dlws Confectioper
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3sg--Lot7 block and 10 and 20 block Fai,..
sadition, near the Female College.
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Sugar Sugar

EUHhDs, choice and prime New Orlsans lanai,
aud torsaieby EVANS, CHEW q co.
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No 33s-A story brick house 4 OF los a81zy4 --
north side Of Tenth street between Perry and g T.
| land afne viewof the river fro,u this place
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IMPROVED FARns.

NJ 12-Tro beautiful ots brsdy at opposite :
1orneruf college square iissxlo0 price o3OsS.
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large
Ppiog
.irseh
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No GA laTgs honss on Rock Island a.h, Dew
sad 10 good order, ~ rooms, eetsrn, veil Sc will
eommodae IS bosrdsrs lot 5oHlio, prize seo0e terms
easy
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10 Ia ess s spot near the rev Csmste,
stream Of water running through. Ircc aho
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lrt. FaIn oibE ErrFs 10 Ceetlgas sl is 3D..
TYPE. 4, East, &Si teres bFeks, l4q arr., ups. .
lebee 80 ssTos IL Wheat, 10 acres H. Osts IA haas
es, two springs Ind stream Of rLHLtJg r-f,- a-7
schooi house on the land, price ESQ
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-26

Estl5a acres urimgr5v. a. This j. 10 sae 4
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-26

GRAHAM ron DECEMBER,
A $50 YIrkse Notious and Nick Mar. ina, 60,
4 AH.i ~ sal5 hy ELI ADAMS,
limol5.u No 80 Brady st., near The Post' 04i~.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15
The Vote of New Orleans,

The farce, under the name of an election that
came off in New Orleans on the 4th inst, must
excite in the breast of every honest man no.
thing but loathing and disgust The same sys-
TEN of intimidation, violence and bloodshcd
that marked the elections in that city since the
advent of Know Nothingism was re,enacted
on that occasion. More than three thousand
Registered votes vert deferred or prevented
from exercising their just and legal rights, by
DULLES at the polls and in the streets. Men,
dressed and painted like Indians were suffered
to parade the streets, brandishing their arms
md threatening the life of every man who
dared TO voth the democratic ticket. Legal
voters were knocked down at the polls, beaten
and driven away; the democratic tickets We're
destroyed, the tables broken to pieces, and
gentlemen Of the highest responsibility thugged
in the open streets, and one of the democratic
electors, (Col. Emore,) confined in the guard
house for attempting to prevent one of these
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

DULLES from driving innocent, pcnceable citi-
zens from the polls and for drawing n pistol to
guard his own person from the assaults Of this
same offending individual. What man that
has a spark of common sense in his head or
honesty in his heart, can for moment justify
such conduct on the part OF the Know No
things of New Orleans The police it would
seem, were partirps eriminis in the whole mat
ter, for when they were called upon, by Col
Gilmore, TO arrest the offender, they paid no
regard to his cntreaty, but let the rascal go on
in his work of infamy and violence. Will
these things continue? or will the good people
of New Orleans quietly acqnicsce and suffer
not only their good name but the prosperity Of
New Orleans to be jeopardized if not des-
troyed, by such lawlcss aud disgraceful scenes
as not only characterized the city on the day
of election, but arc constantly taking place
throughout its limits.
Can party that tolcrates such practices by
its members, ever expect to rise to a rcspccta-
BILE standing or long retain power even in that
devoted city? These things are incompatible
with the very nature and genius of American
institutions. They belle every boosted priv.
lege that it has heretofore been our glory and
pride to claim as the birthright of frcemcn
The next Legislature will be called upon to
pass laws for the better protection of the cleo
tive franchise in New Orleans and Throughout,
the State. Every citizen, however humble
must have voice in the government No
combination, however formidable, shall be able
to deprive him Of its exercise, without II lega
and speedy remedy being provided. This can
and must be done Mt all hazards.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-15

term equal to that of any OF his cotemrora
rcs, and has held high and responsible Offices
under his State Government and that OF the
United States. lie was a Wing Of the old
school. and was ever considered one of the
strongest and most reliable men OF that great
party. As II member of the Senate OF the
United States he sat in that body with Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster, John G. Calhoun, Lewis
Cass Silas Wright Alexander Porter, Asher
Robbins, VIM. G. Preston, Theodore Frcng'
huysen, Peeg Spraguc, Willie ?. Mangum
and Benjamin Watkins Leigh. lie ever took
an active and influential part in the business
and debates of the Senate, and was ranked
among the most able of its members. lie was
often reelected to n seat in the Senate, and
hiss lamcntcd demise leaves Il vacancy therein.
On the accession of General Taylor TO the
Presidency in ls49, Mr. Clayton was appointed
Secretary of State, giving place to Mr.. Web
stcr, on the reconstruction of the Cabinet
after the death of Gen Taylor and on the nc
ccssion Of Mr.. Fillmore. Since that time he
has, for the most part represented his State in
the Senate of the United Sntes
Mr.. Clayton was o highly cultivated scholar.
sound statesman, learned lawyer, a ready
and sensible speaker, and as Il man was re
spccted and beloved by his fcllow-citizrns,
The people of his State had ever the most I'M
bounded confidence in him. and cvnccd it by
the frequency with which they invested him
with Offices of honor and responsibility.
Thus, enc by one, says an exchange and ~
no wide intervals, the distinguished men Of our
age are taking their departure from the world
in which they have filed high places and
played conspicuous parts Most Of the illus.
trious colleagues of this, the last SO far, on
the list, whose names we have just written, arr
now no more; or rather they live only in I'll,
record of the deeds that cmbams their memory
in the hearts of their survivors.