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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-29
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

IN SUOTT COUNTY, IOWA
No The I tof.he \ " See OTIS NRs soacr
NJ Tho Set 9 r ~ N re- 4 iGO acre,
No The " Sec lot 20 NR2k 100 acre..
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
The Railroad mites from Davenport.
No 4-the W oi The w |. OF Sce ~ u \ T.
20 acres. miles from davenport,
No s-1he OTIS "! olsee r7- r ? T. 40
acres miies from Davenport
Noe the T. ! II the Il ! of See .lT5sS X 3 h,
20 acres JH IT." huii Road, mile. from Davenport.
No t-srn ~ iCoa,fe: n SECS ~ q 10 I = Nks f.,
upon he h.sssssI ri River, /. miles bay en- port
No II tfh acres ia Scc's.1 and 81 fss k2E.
Improved Farms.
No IA improved farm fen ccd aud a. cultivated
hice house, 2 springs and creek on IL, On Hickory
To road. . miles i.oin town, Usage Orange fence
staftrd entirely around the iarm, 300 acres.
No ih-tn hrc's II, 10 - 7 so .E, $50 acres
100 improved aud 40 Ia timber.
No - \ see t.fta ot l.6 acres, Is fenced 20 un-
der cultivation, ! iniss from town, 1 mile eas, OF
Dsbuqae road. ! mile from Daixell farm.
No g3--Ihe Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from town, III acres highly cultivated house aud
chIrd, sc
Houses and Lots In Davenport.
No J0--Fine brick house on 9th 81. brtw iiarri.
son aud Ripley 81. Excellent we'll, good stable, DC
Lot a0xtsG.
No3l--Good frame House, , rooms, good well, r. e.
Lot eaa53l, on Brad, near Locust 81.
No29--A story house on 4th ST., containing ~
rooms aud store.
No. 3J-~Good frame house, 4 rooms, cellar, &e.,
Oh ath ST. between Vine and Myrtle. Lot sOsi50.
NJ. as.-i lot on Brady 81 i3a By 3o0--s3So.
M 26-2lots OH Brady ST., cor. ~ College, 64xl50
each.
No. 2sI choice lot on PER-. Il. OF 9th COX 50
CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. CIV. fractional of the n. W. . Sec. :, I.
81, \. X. T., ~ s7-lOO aeres, near Thorn's Mills
Very low ,ifapped for soon.
In Rock Island County Illinois.
No 2i-The S. w. 4 OF See. -, 4 IL n X ", OF 10
acres.
In Henry County, Illinois.
No 32--i5 i3-fUG acres the Depot In Geneseo.
Suitable for buildinK lots.
apply 10
WILLIAM ALLEN,
General Land Agest
Feb. b-dif Office Post Once Building.
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Lots in North Daysnport

have kour beautiful Dwelling Houses IN SoFEl
Davenport fronting on Locust street, ono OF ~hl-a
has Ten aeres Of ground vita H. and Olners VIII OH
.r more Iots.
Also HuinbeT Of uGimpToyci Lots il S0ei, Ne
iBtosh's, Lambritess, kearings and saymaseI'
s1nilHisLa Of lois. sumo as low a. 4 1870 each.
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EDUCATION! EDUcAT l0Na

EDUCATION! EDUcAT l0Nm
~ Ill who desire 10 be AsefR or disftagatshsd
"A mast read Books, nd be egreiai Ia the selec-
ton VI taem!" bishop Ler's Lecture.
Lives OF Chief Justices OF the IT, States price, $3.50
Lite Frank din, 9sois. sheep, 800
William Penn, Janncy's, do, $50
- Patrick Henr, Wirts, i,a3
John Quincy Adams, 100
4" WIN. Wit, John Randolph, as, 1 VI
De VIII Clinton, 100
Lives Of elaration OF indep ndsBee 80
Life Of Henry CLAW md spee.Aes, large sso. $50
Daniel Webster AMI his master pieces 2yis.2,3D
Goethe and Works, !. vols, ST
Freseotrs Philip the Second, 2rols in cloth, 4,j6
1auau.st Of Mexico, ! vols. iIsheep, so
Peru - 800
Live. OF Christians large syO Illustrated so
Progress oil Religious ldeas,
through ages b. l.. NJ. Child vols, $50
aud lary,s ssort,n eht OF other useful bouksa
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No ~, Grady Street near The Post ONCE.
~, lGu ELI ADhMs %.
aTHAH INDICATORS Il WATER GUA0E6.
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Herrinpi Harrinpl

Isl received. large consignmeLtot 40. Snok
q ed Herring, which will be sold very low.
Enquire at HULL, ALLEN 81 Coz
Davenport Feb 70 Front Street.
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FARM FOR SALE.
LECLAIRE FOUNDRY

nj DON AHtE having pu released The Foundry aud
" Aarhtne shcpin The clty oil davenport known
as Me Lsaiar- Foandfg il prepared to 10 ali kt.d-
vi ii oase and Mill WORK upon the shortest nause
Eaghet manufactured Ia order hepalfAs done
promptly and charges moderate. hose wishing any
thlhs ia my line Web please favor with cali.
Feb 2bdwtI NJ. ONAHUE.
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lnrth STFsff, mar Tar UfPoTl
llASIS PORT, low u

Particular attention paid To the purchase ana saie
ri f,rt 'te. LlheTai al, AL,es maue un t"hsisA
nenls. ash paid Tor all Kind Of PIotase
-REFEHENCES:-
Ssw-YoRk, BosruA.
stuTgs, Shaw a. Co, IGiibert sons,
Eii.Ty Il Gibbons, Fes ring, 4 hAicnefA Whiloa'
Reynolds Il Cashniah. PBlLADsLrh.A
II sisted, Brokaw Il Go. Palmer, Thomas q o.
CHlo AGO. r.. Lincoln. ESQ.
Henry Farnam, Esq., Davenport
Raymond & Ward. Cook sargeni,
+. s. yrsup 4 Co, Dubuajh b. Hoffman, Esq.
Feb. 2, Is<1 "a.
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Nfw advertisements.
STORE FOR SALE

STORE FOR SALE
sTut n and staad Ia central position; address
- with name, etc, box rs, Post otflet.
Feb. .s-, 1856. DIT.
IsEIs SALE
4 the new Hay Scales 10 Esst Dasenputt yaks Of
AGstIle 10 due . rider; weigh 1910 ib-.
ieb - s3l
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.lsis--s - $3.50 . - -
RENOVED.

rAriNG purchased the Haw ke,s Store and stock !,
II Of Messts. Riordan * ShSad, the undersigned
have removed 10 the corner Of Brady and Third SIS
where they viii be pleased to meet former patron,
uold friends aud now with superior ssapie gooas
al com paratyriy low prces, wholesale ana retal.
Ven 5s.JW j. WEAVER, Jr., & CO.
NIoTlCE-The Wagons OF the uliawkeie Store
Tor delivering City orders VIII leave me s'os'
twice daily, via al IL O'Clock \. NJ. and = ~ na-
I'll further notice. -,
Feb % JACOh WAIVER, IL, ~.
To Rent.
n HE store nd cellar In the stone build ag
I corner Iowa aud fourth streets. Rent tow. Apply
! III HawkeSc store. J. WEAVER. in y TO
! feb ~ Corner Brady ana Third Streets.
Iron Foundry l. Machine Shop.
/ J>HE subscribers hasing purchased the Foandf,
/ i and Machine shop on the cernef OF Rock Island
! aad second Streets, formerly Davis, Royd 60.
/ win manufacture Fronts for Buildings. Caps aHd
Slls MIL Gearing and all kinds OF machinery al the
/ shortest notice
they will sell 50 Cook Stoys Of the best aud mo 81
approves patterns very low 81 take old metal u es
/ Change. l. ,. WHILE Nv
ieb 20 lslu -dwu
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iSo A auv. oithis eity, gent io the payehpof
paf SANDERS DAVIS,
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Money 10 loan On long time ii
iiae. go If. I0.BiA q BoNS.
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nEPUnIICAN STATE TICKET.
NOTICE

las funeral Of Nlt- CHAMPION viii lake place
this morning 1T ~ ovloek. funeral discourse VII,
be preached that hour Al The TN stian Church b
Elder LEyi puAaAse. Erenis are invited 10 attend
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PAPER FLOWERS.

MATERIAL for PAPER FLOWERS, including
4Nl Tissue paper, assorted eolors;- Car rhine blue
ana furlegated papers, stamens Leas e., Grass Wire
wax, De, ne. Also, boxes Of materials, put 10 win
ihil assortment Of articles for making large
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Land Office Removed!

.,Aps 4 srkMARt have removed their Office 10 1
Nh, riare,s nra ii3tk On brady Street, over the i
- = Jan - i
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-REkE RACES
ilOsye's Illl pEOved patent
TRU69 BRIDGES.

TKU66 66IUUES. ~,
4 H. undersigned are proprietoa oil inc ao' ~
patent Tor the state oil Iowa. and are prepaitIu ~
hiract for the erection o nailway or hka"a.y,
bridges of any length Of span ifoin % eet 70 ,ax
Ia any part of the State. As the above bfases
been adopted most oithe Railroads IN me ma na
states, We deem com M MT as to their strength, ~
biity aud eheapBess unnecessary. All teih,a,,as
tions upon the subject will receive prom MnI"
Aidrsss, STONE, BOOMER & BoiiNuiua,
feb Is-dstT Davenport, t,a,on
Dubuque Tribune, Mnseatine Journal b4.l, ns.r
Hawksye, keoknk Wing and Iowa sis nePo al
will each copy daily six months and SEND ph's ""'
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
Fer Sale,

Council bluffs. Fl pes Moines Sioux City
Our Mr., Alien aiii lat If March next, leave Iof
tie ahsye named Land Elsifsis, all parties having
Land Warrants 10 locate or business 10 transact ia
said Districts, will please hand IN their orders as soon
possible al our Office, ALLEN !, DooLAs.
Feb. q div.
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ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Reanfifnl Hnna N Rant

"AKG1LE CUTTAGE.
Beautiful Home 10 Rent
fiNhE undersigned viii .nt for ear 10 len his
i late beautiful home argyle Cottage aud hpt.e nj.
ages adjoining The cit, of Le Claire.
This place comprises DN elliIg. : rooms sinai q
houss, Stable Orchard of gua bearing Trees aud
IS acres Woodland pasture.
None Ieea npIi. Who have q Large famiiy OF iItls
children. 4. &. LABS.
dee2
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A Good Dwelling Wanted

4 ME- containing nom i 10 10 rooms, slaatrt be
Jin cen III aud 9Th, Rock Island AMI Ripley streets
GOOD tenai.t and good rent.
tebs EAUS. STEW ART 4 HIGGINS.
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40. iss.-A Double Rfitk House Oh ssa,l .,,..,
adjoining No 1855 with ten rooms, Well sna
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.Mxrkei Notice.

INnE undersigned have rented four Stalls In The lie
Claire Market House near the Depot, aud hope
by keeping the best meats they procure, aud vi
herring 10 the policy OF quick sales and smal profits
'" remnheratr themselves, satisfy their customers
ana supercede the necessity u either going hungry
or dong their marx citing Ia Rock Island.
Davenport, Feb % dom A. p a. d. KELLY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21
The Products OF slave Labor.

The New York Herald says that the total value
Of the exports of cotton, tobacco, rice aud naval
stores articles of slave labor for the year ending
June 80, 1855, amounted to l06.4so,o77. Al the
same date of the present year, they amount to
about sl44 4soo77. giving an increase In value o.
s3s, 000,000. The Herald says that the result OF
Southern labor fora single year, shows the value
to the Union of that section of tho country. In
these results the free States of the Morrill, 1t is be-
lieved, participate to tho full extent Of 20 per
cent or TO the amount of &2s. 500, o04. which, In
ten years, would amount to $2s0s96C04, If to
the SAL 4soo77 slave products for 1856 we add the
exports of breadstuffs. timber, slaves, etc, from
the same part of the Union, and add the S3l 600,
600 worth of cotton consumed in the United
States, with large supply of sugar from tAe
same region, which in 1850 amounted to sl2.s7s,-
$50, we shall have grand total of slave products
for single year of not less, probably, than $780,
100000. BY the census returns of 1850, it appears
that there were in the Southern States 740Sl cot
ton plantations, 26si sugar plantations, 55I rice
estates, 745 tobocco estates and s37 hemp plan
ters. There were 5000 600 acres of land devoted
to the culture Of cotton.
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re- WHAT If SHOULD DIE To-NIGHT?-Let each
one ask himself this question Suppose were called
upon to render up my stewardship TONIGHT, what
provision have made to secure the comforts of life
to those who are dependent for their daily sub
sistence1 Would those who dear to me be safe
from the pangs of want? Would this wife, and these
aged parents be pendent of tho cold charities of
this world? Would these children, committed to my
care, have comfortable home and the means of I'd
ucation? Would there be no sacrifices of property
by force sales to meet the demands OF creditors or hs
wants of those leave behind me ..t.
If we answer these questions, to our own Salts
faction, then prepared, far they con.
cerned, for the "tslent entrusted to our
care, returning it with usury.
If not, would sdvise you to call at once to the
Agency of the mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMA.
N.Y. OF New York, at the oficefof Valley of Virginia
Fire Insurance Con pany, under the Exchange Hotel,
and get your life insured. You get books and
statements of the Company there, of the Agent, D.
r EREsEE, or THos. L. d. WALFoRD, or the Clerks
of the Valley of Virginia insurance Company in the
office. And we would suggest that Mutual Life In
surance Company Is nothing more than association
of individuals combined, like the members of one
family to protect each other against evil fortune.
The Mutual Insurance Company of New York is
the iarges. family of this kind in America, having
cash capital of over SS 25o,o0o, and all the mo-
ney made il equally divided amongst the insured
members The divide nds, in many cases. amount to
10 PER CENT. of the premium paid
We would cali especial attention to the Agency OF
Mr.. b az he is so situated that he can cover any
amount in the best companies in the Union at the
shortest notice, either ffRE. MAXINE or Lifk, he
has the agency Of the UNITED STATES LIFE Issu-
,..cr COMPANY OF, PBILApELPHfA-a No. COM
rsuy. Capital and value Of premiums ~ f2i 6l2.42-
This Company insures SLAVES, on fayorabie terms,
for a period or one or term of years. Also insure
WHirE Persons, and make annual dividends. We
can assure our readers that the bnes of the above
Life Insurance Company, and all agency husineD
trusted to Mr. b., viii be transacted with tho same
prompnsss that has always heen the characteristic Of
the INSURANCE COMPANY or THE VALLEY OF yik-
GINA, which has tat this place. been under his
perintendence, where bo effected all FiRs and
MARINE risks at reasonable Taies. When that Com.
pany full he win get the risk covered In our best
Companies, ut homo or abroad, without any extra
charge 10 to the applicant CAPITAL OF THE VALLEY
INSURANCE. CoMPANy, $500, Oa0. RICHMOND OrricE
% DooR FROM THE PosT OFFICE.
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Canada.

The London Post, noticing the dispatch of some
screw steamers to Halifax, says; "If the dispute
with the United States should, by possibility lead
to hostili,ies, Canada wilt be invaded. Canada
therefore, should be well protected"
We heartily sympathise with this view of the
case. AS Southern men, we consider every ship
and soldier sent by Great Britain TO keep Canada
out eff the hands of the United States. as equipped
for our benefit at British expense. We have more
abolition States now in the Union than ought to be
there, and, instead of desiring to see Canada an
nexed, would be very glad to see Massachusetts
annexed to Canada.
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$500 f,rens nnd rlnances.

EIGDcs -
II ma been stated mat France y not IN eono,.
~ endure even = partially bad harvest. ana yes
.ss unf.yorablc weather and the damage done to
crops by inunda,ions which had not yet suos'eeo'
threaten that calamity. the Cons.'''.0n
Inc Of the BUDGET, congratulate the country
,h.. there is an estimated surplus OF fifteen NIL
lion franc. for 1856, while Il Acknowledges that the
nudge, Of 1854, despite = promised surplus, ended
with deficiency 10 the extent Of seventy milons;
and that Of 1855. despite also promlsed surplus
shows . deficiency Of any millions In tact the
:, ,o,., Of deficiencies on past years amounted
~ nine hundred millions. Nevertheless 1857. IKE
preceding years. is already endowed with asur.
n,us which will in all probability, be found At lie
close to be quite the contrary. These deficiencies,
the government paper adds. have been caused by
the public works but as there Is not the most re-
mote probability of these onerous works being
bought with tho ordinary means Of the budget.
further annual deficiencies will be caused, which
must be met by loans or new taxes.
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TrrnoRApH1c MuwA -
Rnporrrnr0RTH prspAT Oh

Donfhefn Commercial OrGanientIsR
WAsHfNaTox, June 2l--The Southefnen held
. preliminary meeting here last eveting, 70 take
into eonsfdefation the formation Of Southem
Commercial Association--the members Of the same
70 pledge themselves TO give preference IN the pc
stowsl Of business patronage 70 those q the Norm
who respecs the sacred rights guaranteed 70 the
South By she Consultations Of the Allsd States ana
e. far a. practicable to wisl,hold from the aboii
tionista, q ensmies 10 the best interests Of cur
common country. the influence which lnc1sfivs
commerce always bestowa y,24s.r !. s. s.
An agency isto be opened IN New York In So
son for the Fall trade, 70 Discriminate bstWeen
friends and foes. A proslavery journal h TO be e.
tablished there free 10 all the members OF fne AS
ISOLATION
A circular will shortly be sent South, inviting
cooperation In meamres 70 be taken TO bring tne
subject before the Southern Commercial Conven
tior, which meets At Savannah Ia December next
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RoNDouT, N. Y, June 10 -One hundred guns
were fred here at sunrise this morning, in honor
of the nomination of Fremont The people re-
ceived the news of his nomination with great re-
joicing.
BOSTON June l9.-One hundred guns were Tired
here last evening, on the announcement of Colonel
Fremont's nomination for the Presidency. The
Young Mems Republican Club brilliantly illnmina.
ted thai r headquarttr.
ALBANY, June l9-The nomination of Col. Free
mont was received with general joy One hum
bred guns were fired from Capitol Square by the
Young Republican Guard.
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Col. Frefr. ont.

The political history of this man occupied forty
days. He served for that period in the United
States Senate, and voted when his name wss
called. He voted with the South. He is now an
ultra Republican. He is native of South Carroll
ma. 1t is curious that even the aboltionists in
order to get an available candidate for the Pres
dency, have to select Southern man.
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We are glad to learn that Mr.. S. w. Downer, of
Richmond who was wounded in an engagement in
Kansas, is improving, and that his wound is not 4
dangerous one. lie is Mt present in st. Louis He
writes to his friends here that nearly all business in
Kansas is suspended, everybody being engaged in
the innocent and healthful recreation of fighting
and invites all young men who are fond of that
pleasing pastime, to come along-"come one, come
all Late advices, however, indicate that affairs
in Kansas are becoming comparatively :quiet.
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DIED,

On Friday, 10Th June, CHARMING MOORE, on
" son of Richard c. Hail. in the third year of his
age. :. -
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from the Monumental chm CHI this Saturday
afternoon, at ) O'Clock, without further notice.
In Henrico on the Goth June, 1856, NELSON MAT
THEWS, in the 4Ist year OF his age.
On Friday, 10th inst, at II O'Clock, JOHN FRAN
CTS, infant of Michael and 4. Golden, aged
months.
His funeral will take place this morning, ct II
O'Clock, from the reside of his father, Broad
street.
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Spain and Mexico.

The London Times scouts the idea that Spain
can effect the conquest of Mexico, and intimates
that any attempt of that kind will bring the Uni
ted States to the rescue This is very probable
England it is quite clear, will give no coun teuance
to Spain in such a project, thought what France
might undertake, with the prospect of obtaining
the guardianship of Cuba, is another question.
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Robert Eu,ue,t.

inis gentleman, who acted as temporary chair
man OF the Philadelphia Black Republican Con.
yention, ia one Of the famous Emmett family which
found refuge Ia this country from their political
prosecutions in Ireland. We are very sorry TO SEQ
him In such company. Whatever treason others
may hatch, his hand ought never to be raised
against the country which gave him home and a
shelter from British oppression.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-21

HON. W. c. RIvEs has written an able and con
ciliatory letter to Hon. R. G. Winthrop, upon the
present condition of the Republic. some extracts
from which we will publish on Monday.
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Judge Edmands.

Among the delegates from New York 10 the
Philadelphia Black Republican Convention, was
Judge Edmonds, famous as the arthor Of a book
On spirit rappings Will the Judge consult the
shosts to discover whether Fremon. will be elect.
"a; what States he will get; what his msjority
WIZ be over Old Buck and Fillmore combined II
wiz reed no spirit to Say what viii be the result. of
Ms sl-e,ion.
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Anti.FiIlmore MOBILIZATION

NEW YORK, June 20 The anti Fillmore Ameri-
can Convention reassemblcd to-day, and formally
nominated Col John G. Fremont, for President,
and W. F. Johnston, of Pa. for Vice President.
This same Convention, on Monday by informal
ballot, expressed its preference for n. Banks for
President.
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Accents the Nomination.

TRENTON, N. j.. June 20-The nomination Of
Hon. w. L. Dayton, for Vice President, ny the ka-
publicans, was made known TO him by the commN
tee today. He made an address endorsing the
platform and accepting the nomination.
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From knnens.

ST. Louis June 20--Late advices from Kansas
represent affairs as having assumed miider as
pect Rumors of violence have almost ceased 10
be heard, and parties of armal men are dis0and-
ing and skulking 70 remote pArts
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aua diam PoJitic,

NIAGARA, C. w, June l9--The government
candidate for Parliament in this district Hon. j.
Morrison has been elected by majority of ls0
over the opposition candidate.
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lsE ss e. ! sasl M - 4 I, -: =:
issG.
- PexSohs calling for Letfoes q his List, will
pISSse 81 thsy ars adlSertised
- OiIce hours % ernds9s, Assssftor, from sto
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1 UAF SuGAlf...e5 whole and hslf boxes,
IL fer salo by T.. H. sKlEKER 4 CO, ~
Z je 81 No. SO Cary Ut.
sAusHkU, POWDEHKD AND liHAN.
" uLATED euGAAs.--l50 bbls Crushed Sugar;
80 do Powdered dos ~ do Grsuuate6 DO; for sale by
y. II. skiNKER 4 Co,
jsM No. 10 csy III