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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

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The Union says Whether tho army be disban.
4 Il or not there stand. nj last the great power
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

Nrnrer Central Square. East Boston,
None genuine unless signnd BU IT'S O. the wrapper
SETH w. FOWLE y CO, I3s Washington Street, Bos.
on Projectors sold 10y their agents everywhere
For sic hY !. II THOMPSON a co and J II. SEAY
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

AUCTION.-InrrdWgt ia remove TO the South the rnsu
Ing Fail will offer Tor sale puhicly Wodne say. the 81
day Of September the Tract oil Land Which now
% in Bedford County miles above 1ynchburg the
iy Creek This confirms 40 accs 100 which
valuable low grounds setrenoyang and very productive
equal to the Janes River Bottoms The portion
Walton Ia notwithstanding the drought and ehine bug
Will readily Weld from 1910 II barrels The larger
portion the high lands in high cultivation
country and most of them be easily irrigated good
flowing through TIN every direction
The whole tract peculiarly adapted to the growth Of Grass
OF all kinds There Young Orchards of all kinds of the
hest fruits on the tract and full supply If heavily tmhcrcd
land The imIuoY elnes all new, consisting Dw ell
ng House built upun the Cottage Plan containing room
and all Sstfy Closets, Porchrs New Kitchen ba
" Smoke House lee House Carriage House. Stable Barns
aud all other Improvements country residence
On the day will be sold the Crops the
Stock Of every kind l. @. Horses, Cows Hogs sc, &c
On the day will be sold aoinng Tract Of Land be-
longing to Francis NJ Wrgnton containing acres
] EnMs liberal and made known on the day sale.
sale TO take place the premises
lJdm Nfifi3sep SAMI. NJ SCOTT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

kSDh who Gaaa "a thorough, knowledge Of
the English Language and oflong experience in teaching
y shrs ia situation assistant in Female School,
would take charge of small ehei the country Apply
n this Office fsep EdScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

Fly wine OF Deed OF trust cNcCu-
" ted to us by David r. Lyman bearing date the
LIST day of january 1853 and Of record in the Hastings Court Of
the CITY of Iynchbnrg will the LIST day of October
s ON the premises expose to sale by public auction
that very valuable and highly improve Tenement situated
Main street in the city Of yne3nrg occupied by
or Whitehead as Tenants containing thirty feet of
ground fronting the said Main Street and back 1872
TERMS OF SALr-Although by the Of the deed Of
trust Aforesaid might require cash with the assent OF
theercdtor intended to be secured by The said deed will
sell said Tenement npon credit Of Twelve and eighteen
months equal mstamrus with the the day Of
se the purchaser securing the payment of the by
gouebe notes satisfactorily endorsed payable at OF tho
Banks In the city of lEuchlGrg ard decd Of trust the
Tenement itself
The te Ia the property above anouod bivfl 10 he
unlues'ionaby good but acting III on
ly convey to The purchaser such title vet y the
decd Of trust Aforesaid
ALEXANDER TONI KINS. 7m.,
JDllN VI. OIEG i''9'V''
20 dltawtloct Rep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

"A iss nah" 'noiF. acting doe immediately an
N" nl springs II fife, restores health " NON anr a.,
'r-F and hssr 70 the system when Tagging in nl1n,r sum-
t'r 10 ny medicine ever made known to the word
- ID At Tho nanntlct tories NJ ~ Maiden ane Nyy yo,k
~ 40 - strand, London ana by all Druggists AZ a,s
y. ard II per box Iar,,.,' Al -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

EN0i; kSSg-My present residence on Church
a Street, most desirable place Tor a small family.
sep idw2t' JNO J. PU RVS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

,tSHA y AND GENTLE N.-Rrcci,ed tlii-
u'y August 29th another snrpv Iadi.s and Gents
t'' IN Isl popular STYLES Ladies Kid Rossett .ipp,g.
's ma q at and Cali Welt Bas1ns IT the very ho
lu Patterns Gents Calf Shoes Of the dife!elt tplu.
Ter ! teins. Please call and sec "
- e" l.. l.. ARMIsTf AD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

M ANtI.D.-i White Nurse who can bring
a. F'oa recommendation can hear OF a permanent pl nee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

Baltimore, August IS. 1886.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01

S1 1g D.assi,ls Groeers and Ncd,o bs1 i ' eyrly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

purchased one OF E. a j. A. CaTk's Flour Mills some
time since and after trial oil several weaas feel Ehat
can scarcely sneak Of il IN too high terms have been
miller for twenty years and am free 70 say that can
make better -four with this mill, and larger yield, aud
run with more to myself tra any min have ever
seen nuaber oil nilles have been ia TO see 1t, aud a
say tiisy We'll pleased with irs ofeEstioh IL viii
grind With ease twelve bushels h6nr and be run
with from four % six horse power would recommend
lnilers 10 give trial aud certain they viii not
wish 20 return - the old plan Of milling
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Build the Railroads and K4asAs shall be
ira

On the first Of April last we PUBLISHED aH
Lrtlcle ON The importtLee Vi et once com
pletlng Inc Ml.sisslppl ant Missouri Raj
road, and the effect ! would have Upan
making Kansas Tree S,aie. Ia that article
It was stated that unt. 240 miles = tae
road remained 10 be com pieted, and that u
could uuquesuonaDly be cone by The In u
July, loas, II the .unds were promptly sub.
serIosd 10 bu Id 1t. The amount necessary
" complete the road Is 81 2lO,Uu0. Ths
| y ouid make the totui Cost vi tne road froai
Davenport to Council Buds about SS,00u,
w, and no uBu vino Understands the SUB.
| iect can doubt that the business ol the TOAD
would at once pay d large dividend On that
| amount oil capital.
| but, in addition to the intrinsic value Of
| the road as paying investment, Congress
has recently made graft OF lands, amount
my to a. least 100000 acres, 70 aid IN it,
Construction. These lands, as last as lse
road is built, can be sold Ter 81 least $40
per acre, yielding S4,00UV0, LEAVING tbs
Total cost of the ROAD, stretching entirely
across one vi the most fertile States in the
| Union, and with an immense and magni.
| hcent country beyond II, which viii al once
| atIaIi NaSt PoPai"Ioh, WAY TIVE "a L. "hA
OF DOLLARS. II The company chO1se 10 hOlI
the lands few months beyond the time
when the rusd is completed, they can very
aeily be made 70 yield another mlihVn
Toe Directors u the road were ia session
yesterday at Davenport, aud we have net
a doubt tbsl immediate and vigorous mea g.
ures viii be adopted 10 Complete the foaa
at the earliest possible moment. The mes
VINO control II Butlt the Rock Island r0aa,
1871 miles long, IN year aud ten Hlonths,
aud give them the means and lhsy Gun CON
| viete this rvsd even tboFr rapidly theH tne5
| did the Rock Island. - Chicago Frsfs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Tat est N @ w s
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival OF the Africa.

HALIFAX, June 9th.
The steamer Niagara arrived at this port
at o'clock last evening, but il was impos.
sibie to telegraph the news before tbit
morning
The Niagara brings 80 passengers for
Boston, and her dates are Saturday, 24tb
ult.
But little or no news Of any importance
had transpred The excitement on the
Italian question still continued. -------'
Moth decisiee had transpircd touching
the Danish Sound Dues.
Reports O the Russian SUCCESSES in the
new campaign against the Circassians are
nov confirmed.
The Gar has gone to Warsaw.
The fast English steamer bound to Cron-
s,radt called Schamyl, has been lost with
all her cargo off the isiaad ofAnell in the
Gull of Finland.
The evacuation OF the Crmed by the
French proceeds rapidly.
Scuryy had appeared in the English regi-
ments.
A bgnquet lad been given to Sir Calm
CampbeIl.
Pence had bsen proclaimed At Tiffin.
The capture Of a Clrcarsian village and
5000 cattle by the Russian troops is con-
truyd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
We take the following from the aBos,on


We take the following from the "Bosion
Cultivator.' The gentleman referred to, Mr..
French, is AlIeaaI,' resident OF Davenport,
and has this week purchased Professor R p
ley's house on Sixth street. Mr.. f. is a
son-in-law of Governor Morton, Of Mass
schusetts. and brother-in-law OF Bishop
Lee, OF this city.
Live. Stock for Iowa.
Mr.. George II. French, late OF this city,
has removed to Iowa where he has purchas-
ed lands with The intention of carrying on
farming, espe ciaily stock.breeding, TO cone
extent. We have examined two tne coils
which he has purchased Tor that destina-
lion. They may lie designated as follows:
SUCCESS black; ioaled May 9th, 1855; by
Vermont Black Hawk, dan aud grand dam
BY the same--givng him seven-elgnths OF
Black Hawks blood, which is more than il
possessed by any other Of his descendants.
he 10 of good size, and evidently has z cd
constitution; excellent pinIs Of shape
his head being almost perfect enough tor It
study; and he Is iull oi spirit and animation.
he Is altogether superior animal, SO far
as judgment Gun nov be pronounced, ana
We commend him tu the attention OF per.
sous WHO are opposed, under all cifcuu-
stances, to breeding from uttinitIes Of blood.
II he meets " IN no uc i'd NJ, he sill be Of
great value in the Improvement ot the
nurses o. Iowa. We a,c inform d that the
price paid Tor this colt WAS si,I0U
Gsaerat Stark-- block; tao yeats old; by
Back Hawk chlrI, dam by Vernon Blues
Hawk. tie Is beautiful colt,--so even
aud symmetrical that the most iastdlous
ertic IN horse Il sh could scar ely fad lau!t
with HE TORN. He Is compact and well
quartered, tias good bone aud good action,
aud will be iayorte wherever ie goes.
Mr.. French taker cut sumo hue Jersey
cattle, and some SutfJk aud Eseex pigs, al
the best stocks. he intends also ~ nitro.
duce into Iowa, the best breeds VI sheep Tor
mutton alrd Tor wuol. His residence lof
he present will be Davenport. We re-
greet 10 Iuse hin irouI tins &c ttIuu, where he
nad uiready demonstrated us TASTE aud
abHty IN The hue OF business Tor winch he
VIII nov Ind scope and verge enough, aud
IA which we trust he wlli render the rising
Stale ii the Far West All Important ser-
vice
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
y,IssAsKs CELEBRATE sCALES.

i. uAPfED ~ uay rl4 cared oPrr
AatiVH VI ~efgAiUg, 81 l1Uu
t-1 cat, ~ sIuea tt.u IOt NE aae
a wa eBuuse,, stsf5s - t1uudEirs
IN suG la sAoitiof csart Aiuu u sust
sa&ga
I 49, Toe great skiI All fidelity en-
ss:4ssessxGN pioS Cd tlsiC HIAHuiaCLufy &Et
- EfY.xc IA dpEsTHiluatt'i!4 o.. - sd VI 10
E1.s1syeZ- fg.SpIIe,V. 60 I,Es vr 70 Ethts ut
Dretts, tI I- ,oxafvIlA rJnl tetr .ssa5iss1tar
nH gained for the se.ies - 4.iJH has ivy
hsut.m.
Tn.Sralss are unaui usiy aekn ~ LEGGED Us "a.
Ito .dayd "a all transa.L ~ " Vigil
lassait waIcn If IN =. = sGfUphEey
We gus gstwseu oi al OAAs Isls "a ~. %
chs 70 o uiliU Raj al IpnIsly aaa one %
4nolaeT u an4 tsstufs sSs I1csnt! sssvS ta Ih0 Sob
iS ouglop pisas pAflspfs, Nv ease oeSa faru " .
o. ri two I'D rJuds5 - afsha.' I'i ashAefs hia
sL4tea 40 Ssui u bis lacb - iGGL a.
Assufses oI EarSaass seaL vas ssl- 1Ii.lea osS DAG
al. questlaU rvr ssiie Y! .,.t.,
nuHhuw ., PnE LYMAN q UAlLELL
The we'll spa~n fepIt4E.ou o. tnsss aeatcs has M
lused The ssuLses OF ;ssL a'sG Avsih Salasss
eea onsr .tEa4Ii . sealvs, hAl pat1h-s'
r. haso tuereos al asaB. ettvs oeeE sao! -SIeu I
rsud aud Imposition, Ihsssats4iis1Arsts lay hs
soulruvsrsY - Itu holVfa5.s smpe..Uta ~au 'IAhs'
acI Uusiu theiIo- names, GaI q saIulAs tas
,srystr-IeU she ssoSe IGssa,as 20 s4.S S-utSs
axe untust II .i,vL a. LIS! .-ks tuse TIT thvt
10 aatOu l.s pabI - vi lusIr Lstp,-lsi4ns
Tue p.tsnlsrs - ne agtuts aiiasf tieIr OWE 10
spSsltou ousy hl shsn laetOy W 81 Jo1asads5, W
ror sAle III Ia, eBlottsoivi. %
Bshr1Ns, ftti MONS hALIELL'.
l.. q d. e BANh AS d CO.
St,JVnhsvury, W., My -, isso
Mac u a A.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

rfvto YESTERDAY before Esquire Eagai
he case of ne State against x NJ Pesse
l. ass .ui' and maiuesting chiia 'n' ae
,a.nt vas 6ned s25 90 and costs. In
cp % Of The same against me same t"i
Ia, Il on Mrs. Tyler, the defendant was
a. 5000 and cost. Both eases were
Fl. sled 10 the District Court.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

4 Coon ARRANGEMENT The arrange.
npnt On thc New York Central Railroad,
Nv Ich reaery-s certain number OF cara in
b train exclusive for ladies' and g nil men
accompanying ,Gd.es, il, says the Aloan2
GStltesmaa, an excellent one, and highly
'spoben Of by travellers. II has iFeqI"h,ly
happened, heretofore, that owing to ne
fTowds whirhthrong The cars, much annoy
Rnce is experienced By ladies' finding them
FI'ost entiray occupied by passengers oi
khe other sex, who could not properly be
|ealed gentlemen.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Kgoxur--The editor Of tie Times pub
Ii,led At Keokuk, don't seem - relish 'n'
opinion we gave, ps expressed Oy 'ne Of ~
:illsns, thar Davenport contains P'pu'a
.op Of 1000 more than that town. l. Ia
roe, nevertheless, and il he vii! call up we
Wedge ourseltto place the facts in conv'n
ling urrav before his eyes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Struck A PIER Several rats pasSe'
,odcr tho bridge eaiely yesterday as At
could easily do, but at length ono came
tywn csrelc.sly and ran square against
pier. The conse qucnce was, that the flVs'
below wss soon s,rewed with shingles' an'
boards. and their ANXIOUS owners were re-
GREETING What a little care ana '''e"''''
mLrht have pragentrd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

ru.rnr--The ], nns Lind has been
,.4,a..o ,,om the Keus us Packet Lin,
Am. Rem C.mubrll put in her place.
fhis il d decided improvement 80 LAT 10 ''''
af,hshosti- concerned, AMI travellers
80, h.,s and geukuk can now have
. sdy,,,sos Of a. roomy and airy boa,
any that nsvigstes this portion OF the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Republioau Convention

WoRcEsTER, Mass, June AT Re-
publican State Convention to-day, Hon.
Henry Wilson was received at the depot
by procession Of upwards 1900 people,
and escorted to The Lincoln House, where
he was introduced to crowd of citizens,
and received with deafening cheers. to. which
! he responded in brief but eloquent speech.
In the Convention series OF heightened
resolutions were passed, including one en-
dorsing the sentiments, arguments and
language o! the noble speech of Charles
Sumner, recently delivered in the Senate.
The Convention was addressed in the
morning by Hon. Charles F. Adams, Amasa
Walker and Elzsr Wright,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
FURTHER IRON KANsAe.
Free state Men Ordered 10 Leave the Tsrrit'ry
Are Free State Men and TaHtoea Pro.
S avsry Men Kdtd-- Copt Patti ana
J9U1es cEgee Am0a1 The NuTaJsr.
FURTHER FROM KANsAg,

S avsry Men RAd-- Copt Patti and
James .NcC,ee Among The Numbsr.
ST. LOUIS, June ga letter to the
Demogat, dated Leaveuworth 3lsi, rays 9
Comp uny If pro.sluve = men had tor some
day. waited on Free Srate men and COM
maudee them to lea,e Konsaa y,ithin u spec
lied inc, ar suffer Consequences. Phillips,
ut H. New York Tribune, as compelled to
cave tor Lawrence. Conway, SUPREME
Judge, was taken in custody On the 2alii, and
confined that DAY aud night and guard sta
uJned over him. He was released the next
luornlng and Commanded To leate the Terri
trry, but no. ob ying, was that evening
-Unducted by u committee on board steam
er aud sent down he river. Latta, another
JUICE, was ordered to leave, and did so.-
Robert RID lie had also let. 3 veral
Jthere haze becn commanded TO leave
Sehum0k-r Land Receiver, The only Cow
rrnmenI utiieer in K SIS, and gno@n to be
Fee State nun, ~ Ill receive notice to de-
part. Lady Leavenworlh has been inform.
I'd her sentiments are known, and advised
to move away TO avoid difficulty. The
writer gays the Free State men don't man.
Hest sufficient nerve lor The crisis. He says
"oackOone' is wanted, but thinks ii reports
are true that Free State men in the South
era part vi the Territory are in arms and
compelling pro-slavery men to retreat to
III ssouri, it will have qnieting effect on
that party in the North. Report says five
hundred men are marching from Wisconsin
+ Kansas.
- The st, Louis Evening News publishes an
extra from the Kansas City Enterprise, dat
ed the ID which ayg that J. NJ Baynard
left ST. L0ar5 Tor Westport on Friday
last aud ~ Ua,Hgs OF aim have been receiv-
ed auc t. IS supposed to have been
murdered John W. Foreman, H. Hamil.
ton and Joan Sax, who went in search Of
Baynard, we're taken by the Abolitionists
who threatened them
Marshal Donaldson and seven men were
fred upon by party oil fifty Abolitionists.
On Friday night sharp conflict ensued
which resulted in woundng several Of the
Marshal's possee.
Ii. II. Carly, Just from the Territory
states that eight men belonging TO the com.
pany. were attacked and ali seriously iniur.
ed He came for men and horses, and rs
O Buiord'5 company will Immediately start
to the rescue.
Capt, Pafu's company, numbering forty OF
L!tF men, who went to Hickory Point 10
/ suppress outrages in that vicinity, were at
tackled by 100 Aboltionists, and two men
We killed. 4 second fight between the
same parties occurred at Black Rock, in
which 8 Aboiitionists and Is Pro Slave y
men were killed. Capt. Patti and James
McGree were among the number.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

,r,u GROCERY SIoRE.--Our old 'rienas
fellow citizens, J. Nj Lyter and l. ,
!. ell, have opened a Grocery es'ao-
50, On the corner Vi Third and Rock
md street.. They ore sbne~hut away
n, The business centre, buttttl their sales
b far have beeny,ry encouraging; which
the result, however Of having resh AND
enc articles We commend TEN TO our
,,zensin that par VI the ely.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

srsoi,o,-we have smother communities.
r. .-ym our old friend, who writes W IN
II en- peculiar phraseology' respecting .nt
kncert 10 be given by Mr., Robbins. He
4 .. the L. de and lssses 10 attend promptly
I, ~ ,esruoop at 6 o'clk. al lie Claire
8 ~ for practice, Mr.. Rs. concert viii De
kysu = about two weeks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Ian RoADs.- The Maquoketa EreeI''or
- rhe road leading south to DsVen-
Ert il sadly in reed Of something oelhs
In for it; particularly from town 10 'he
atom Co, line is aery Dad, The Daven-
- STAG. broke an axle last Friday even
asir was coming into town.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

CONCENTRATION friend. q. W. Els
i &c., wi.aes .. to correct the statement
4 a. ne AS born in yirginia. He was
!. - there and so considered hImseif
SrciniaD, Eut he was not o>'n N tho '''
6omin'on.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

THArs THE TALK The Providence Jour
nal concludes an article on Kansas affairs
/ Hs follows; =
"lf, hereafter, and till this queshoh u
|set,led, there ia but one party in the Nor'h
/ I've ceserve TO be the plantation slaves o.
Esuath Crrolina."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
afr Y at cincinnati.

Cincinnati, June 8.
George p. Blu H. editor OF the Democrat
ic iseview Washington, while making a
speech last night in 'front.' Of the Burnet
House, Know Nothings and Abolitionists.
was interrupted in she crowd with whom he
iaal!y came 10 blows. In the melee Mr..
Bueil was stabbed in th back with knife,
winch pene rated the lung, inflicting
dangerous wound. Mr.. BuelPs cond't on
mis- morning wac critical, bleeding inwardly
having commenced.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
x. n, council.

Nc3 York, June 5.
In the Fillmore American Councii to-day
4 mulivn wa. adopted Tor appointing Ma
tiUnal C1n'rul Curres pnndiug Committee.
A discussion ENSURED, n when IL IVES at.
tempted t. open the slavery question, but
1t was speedily CHECKED down. The Con.
,eutiUn lbTn went into secret session,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

guos. Some man whose name we &c
my remeini et invented patent pow.
L. for killing a ur,ieuLdr kInd Vi bugs and
u believe he ha made mueh money py
T. operation. he would De great oens-
Se,ur who would invent some plan or nos
nan for killing or getting rid OF the moths
8, srss and nuubsriess kinds Of og and III
ayinp aud crawling bugs, which are
Ken an inlolrral,ie pest ~ soon 10 the
Eo. or candles arc ut, and which render
,maos.ble to read or converse with any
4 ,,,5rt or GOODNESS. i hs-e hot nights you
,o1 shu. the doors and windows, Tor
4 70 might De some danger OF asphyxia'
difyou leave ia IN open, association IN
,,.l, div .uagsst tts comparative PEAS
Of the trying pan and me ire. Inc man
! :, would iuvet o4e kind Of per uHe
!, would De death .stugr, but no. unPlea''
10 the sense Of smelling, would deserve
4 fortune while living and monument
6bsu dead
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Ngw MtLL.--The Rock Island Advertiser
ken,ions tina, fret class 4 ,uEing mill has
1 N completed in that city, and will be i'm
bediaiedly put in operation THs Adper'
b., rightly rcgardo the enterprise 40 cap
1. one for the il proyement Vi It's city
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Iadlgs atom Rse,irg at Dover, Nh.

tbs Hon. ]. P. HAS addressed large
Summer Indignation Meeting Of the eli.
zen, q; the Cry Hotel las: evening. over
wl#ch 81 yor Pierce presided. Strong res
buttons were adopted, denouncing the out.
rage perPetrsted by Mr.. Brooks on Mr..
Sumner.
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These lands ere selected navy years ago, aHr
comprise some Of the best lands ~ Scott lognt,
sad have DeFsr been before offered for sale.
ach Sd SO COOK * SARGENT
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

,Ty~ sr-pssf.' !, the title OF niue
,sper, in size ubon' $ By 10 'DeheS' '"a'
rrme,to us from Rick leland. FROM IVA
,npp.unee, etc, we j. dge 1t to De the pro-
tnc,i.p of,he rising ger Grafton OF our sister
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

". L. H X The r tex lsiand pa
\ rs, noticing the recent meeting u 'he w
terurs 0. the Warsaw aud Rockford IL
I'd, cay the read il now in me progress
,e condition, and the work VIII De ''go'
k,ly proc eutrd uutil its eon'Plesion'