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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,

LIFE ANSU ksANSA
Hartford. Conn.
iSeosrcsA rxp ~ TaK srArx ., aetss"''
xv~ar.xn txcsrA.xa SURPLUS Rsekirrs
s.cn ssx Invested auder the sal ction ana appsoNa
81 the Comptroller of Public Accounts
rrk Insurance is truly Savings Bank for the
4 Widow aud the orphshs "a.
Tas rich and she poor may avail the mselses OF ~
sencats Ne maa Is too poor TO insare avs famiis
.r.oa th.rty years OF age, by saving ave cents
day, ,an seeare one Thousand DollaEsfer ms fah
saashs nas nd Fathers, why do you delay securing
a coppetense 10 your families after your DEATH
Voting Ner are yoa DESTROYS OF getting eredi"
Insure your lives,
Young Men hSye you msde ,FoN, sion .ot Your ~
Creditors why hazard the loss 81 Is ceot oy oesthi
Insure u iife ofycer eeeior. -.
To hllisve you iaade s1sh pfovisleh iSi 'p sss
a,ps we're GU 10 die this nights Ii you hasa aot,
rrocrs s,insie no longer. life is uncertain,
Pamphlets explanatory faraished hy Asents,sIa's'
oRsIcRRs Ann DIRECTORS;
JANIS C. WALkLES, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno l.. Sunce. v Psesi. H. d. oiesefn ah'o'. Hs''
DIRECTORS!
AFRAID GIN. Daniel Philips,
Innn Rap.s R5ssell Blodgeis
john A. Butter, y, ~. blSse'"""f
Noah Wheaton, Samuel e2st;
Nelson hoiaser, James - "~iAt'''
). Il. sereslers, NJ, D., Consulting Physician.
ioaN ii. ADLER, u. ~, Medical kAamlne,'
tansicstsons received .. HENRY Y sLAfMA.
kEa, Agent, paseapoF
Chicago city Insurance. Company 40.
- ,s1seaa. prast tienry BANDIT, sec1.
,. a LAM. Aseat-
davenport. Hwa.
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Storage, t0rW agdingN Commission

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POST OFFICE huiLpiNa,
T,esaf y4rJt IeQS.
AS's@' r., -. ., z,Ir families
ma ~ Litsf' ti',t. ~ t,..,ssi -
NV 20 - eht't' e'eNN t,s, - ~ y giFy
WiLsos "a ,,siiou
liAA HSAtN SNta .vi ~ EakLkY
W. -, p'.,.1,er sauce;
III Rafss iNh",' a. ~ go, - In plr3Is.
~ t9s tASes Gatt.r - - 4 4, a RiEV
~, ,.Ns.,,.. In enns.
A tEE' PEI nor tu+ - y "a - F., ,ybn,,.ats
~ g74r batamofS ti#ag = tts,tlrY
X sNNeF t"ttu SoNf sf..5rt- a. y,ri.sat.d
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Clinton, Clinton County, iowa

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
ltersons destrous Of information concerning this
4 point can see a piatof Inc new Town and obI.il
fali particulars of prices oilots, Ste. by calling on
GEO. H. PARKER.
Once over WHO'S grocery Blors, east.
Dsvsnport, Asg, 5S-tf
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aken Lumber.

I'EuM @HDUi1 10 3eU,Uup isrt Of Lumber NJ Dor.
L usR ~ cos sid yard, cor. scott and Fourth ~.
J4e 81 uute vest a . a LAWS fianHAs MIL u.nr
IS OF asiJe tho DBuFi HOUSE TIE sutscribef. hayr
Ead The lsfEesl aud best assortment OF seA.pn.a
Geaa Sawed flur iunI5ef b, found IA thts aarkrt
s.e aessF stshls Hhnd dressed and addressed
r3Uy@rE. siding. Fencing, II and : tneb clear staff
-lsy. uHd Shaved sbIszigs Lain sad all alAer .a,e
lies Fine Lumber Nu4cA offer lolg as any OH
or agG 10 tnta Cil}.
..r Fzfx1t j. FOSTER A. CD
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fIyaE DAVENPORT iNpkPENBESf BRASS
Il BAND having al great expense procured new
and satis bic music for amostany occasion, wi
Ia the citizens Of is city and u aegabor-
cities snd towa. fas. .tEy fal 1. prepared 10
brad esils. ssf respectfully solicit the ys,ranAse
he pUolie. JAS. n. DUaOSl, sse
n; ss-s3n
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LUMBERI LUMREBI

4 T the Rock Island SAW MILL. near the Boat
4 Yard. The undersigned would inform the inhaD
itsnis of Rock Island and Hding country that
thsy have now on nand ID are constantly msnufaetu
ring all kinds Of Building and Framing Lumber Zen.
chg, Lsths and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be promptly alen-
ded TO. MEAD, SMITH d. MARSH
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ALFRED j. JANSUNs
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS LIE CLAIRE,
Va ILLkeep constantly on hand aud Tor sale arg
w assortment of Lam Der. Laths shin,
gies Of every variety OF size ter bal dug psflose
a. .isD 1aGd God tor cabinet work aud machinery.
BE ng head OF The rapids he obtsin select
eAl5ss best quality and Ia unlimited qdautilS 81
a. to Attp the Mills running wees IN the Year
u ersrAa therefore be Oiled on shorInolce al az
(.
ais FINISHES lumber offulisiEes and at the
10 est a prize. Feb. Is55-dtf
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TNiON CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
TNUN R Y,
UNIoSyILLE,
ruJrA n Him DIS,

cHlCAG o, l. l. N Of 5,
oars. silIs Brackets, Ttasses, Columns, ~e.' OF
| l tue latest patterns made 20 order ,..., :,
Information 50 10 prices, &c. may DC sotainsa a.
the rtfce OF etoaes Boomer 4 boyingt on, NO.
paven port. Block, Davenport, Iowa. n,r-ox
SOM, BOOMER BoUfoS =,
Maseasias Journal and iowa City Reporter Nhi
each copy daily year, and send bill TO ProPretofs
Is
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<eSsS0ued HSOOrSnc.

bold rough and dfessedi and having tasen greal
aDs 10 secure The services Of The best mechanics In
ihe State feel assured that any lumber planed al
nv Mil wfl}giYe satisfaction, will do Job Planning
asiQw as any estaolishmrnt IN the wet.
pdrsons Wishing 10 bald whur ume Is an object ;,
.gonld do wall 10 ca aud toog IS my stack lore
n ms hAAn a lAr..n
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WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE
t.s Lake street. Chicago.

HARDWARE HOUSE
re Lake street. Chicago.
VIM. BLAIR Il 10.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALshs N
Foreign and American Hardware
TIN PLATE, sc.
IIANE In store large shd complete 't"SN "
II Goods received direct from the manutsctafen'
10 which they are adding by daily arrivals, Aha
would in ite the atienuon OF the Hardware iraae.
500 Dozen Axes, Col ms, Simmons and otscrs.
500 $ shoyels, Ames', Rowlands' and o'ner'.
lsn Shades. -
400 Grass Seythes, Bioods, Wadsworths, &c
ass seythe snaihs Lamson's Patent
$50 c ross Scythe Stones, Indian Pond, &c
500 nozen Gait Steel Hoes
400 - do dc Hay Foras.
$500 Table Cutlery. assorted patterns
e,5o0 I" Pocket do.
500 - Files.
500 Lock and LAlehes.
Is Casks Black Col Chain.
81 - Bright Ok
i,Da0 Pairs bright Traces.
$50 boxes Tin plate. lc,l and extra sues
2.p0e 5ondles Sheet Iron
100 casks sheet Zine.
To- 90 Is Copper Bottoms,
1000 bundles assorted wire.
So tons Fence Wire.
20 Setts TiRners' Tools and Machines.
Japanned and Pressed Tinware, full stock,
WILLIAM BLAIR. C. q. NILSSON. a. ". sKLpES.
Apl 10 dim
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Notice.

DOCK Island Bank hes made arrangements to use
j limited amount of the notes OF The Manuiae =
II. and MechEnics' Bank Of Columbus, Georgia. -
and the same will be received on deposit or in paw
mentor Exchange Coin, the same te rms as the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia. Kentucky
Ohio or Indiana. u. B. OSBORN. Pres't
b. Island June u dSEtf. s. q. MANN. Cashiar
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HAWXEYE INSURANCE COMPANY
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

HAWXEYE INSURANCE COMPANY
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office over Woodward Harris DryGoods Store.
East side OF Brady II. between lsi and I'd sts
THIS Compan Is now prepared 10 insure dwelling
houses. Stores. Merchandise, He hold iurniiure
AID all other property agaHstloss or damage By Fire.
ADD will issue policies On risks taken BY the Comps-
US from date Of application.
ssnis The design Of .he directors 80 neglect no ef
or In max ing this q safe ane reliable Company, ard
one in which community will have The fullest conf
denee they resolved Ii athiBgs 10 exercise the
atmosl caution particularly asto the selection Of risks
10 be insured, this end very large proportion
Of the risks usually taken ty other Insurance coPa-
Ries III not Any account beiRken BY tHs company
This being Hsns CeaPsHy. organized for the pur.
pose accommodating the eitzess OF this siSie u s
presumed that IL si be fully sasainedthus far the
areT age extended throggaouItne state has been
extremely LIBERAL aud it Is 10 be hoped thai the conf
seense already m aaiissted may eolsnue. eohtlIu-
sncs Of patronage is very respectfully solicited
~ gents wanted for the abos c CoEpxAy.
DIRECTORS.
a. d Burrows, ChEs. Leslie, lgbGIlas LANCER,
n n vs. God, L. c. Des.aiaL, p. AsrSin, Jas II, Dali
ysll, C. O. Parry, }. NJ. WltharxEx, Alfred Sanders,
T. A. Wood ard, Jas. Gamble. Alden I. &aiieTy.
DFFIGEES.
Alden i Nai!ery sse'fE, Alfred Sanders. PTcst. >,
h woodward, 7sSi sssiy, Lhss. Leslie. TreGs e.
Members OF EGeCGIIys Committee.
IN s2-cf James l.. DalEeil, Louis G. DcSsaiUt.
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y GREAT NiAX's Eunr

II GREAT Mans Books r.r.nt
visitor to the library of Daniel Webster. which
remains at his old home in Mansfield inst
as lie left it, after giving a full description of
it, saws:
Not an i"fid.l work can be found an,onr
all his books. lie never read such hooks
10 the very cose OF his life. he retained ,hat
reverence 10Y the Bible aud tie religion il
incnlca''-s. which his excellent Parents fought
him III his infancy. His mute councillors
with whom he con.inuncd in retirement. sill
show ho'v he studied. ard what oriuions h.,
cherished. y better sele, ton @. books to
maze one WISE and good couil scarcely lie
made.
I'VE are informed that toy nv the
name OF Hotham, about IL years Of ace. was
found dead in the road in the village of Wa.
tervll'e on Tuesday night Of last week. the
body badly frozen. From the appearance Of
the body i. is believed that he received ,io-
lent abuse from a brother older while both
were intoxicated It i. further stated flat
the elder brother has fled, Int that ste,,s have
been taken &c s"cn-e lis ;...t.t N.ro..,o{
fn.v- IT,
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.IOk Printing.

We are go pr-.'a'. e .. ate ''9''t VI .'h1'
~ pr,,, u. - Il III" .!..Iv-- !'LH'f' "ENA-
MLsr,L-iu Ii. vEri n,,t =IiIi: -: Vt 10"
r,1fs Merchant, uri oihcr- vic '.">'re BILL
Hy,ps " C!xCrL,ps otary ku!!. printed IL 4 Lat
.t,L. may rel. t,on entire ,ati':..c'i'n
Order. ....; Is IL lie promptly a'teri"d to.
RAND, STUNL & co.
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tGfta III '.,:inanv. hv persons ,iirloreh In
making -ctn" excavations has been procured
~ IT, N.-:.i. Museum. in -x,lanc.. for OH
"r ci''- q; natural history 1t is four ,,,i
ia diameter. anl has tie al1eaiarce OF a
butchers book. vii. 4 lett Il enc end. ~
''n.i.n1 'ii'!, tie centre. Tie rrt-ific.-
t!"f + con: cxt.rdin. through the. v i.o
bio < y he Vienna Museum: !, also 2 ira
me'' q. o:ie OF ';4e wo,.ien iiiai, CT bri,!a.
over riscr u the plain o! Iro~. t.>:r,ntl
iolt- a.-o. !nt artio:s ot the Pillars at W,
feill..in il lie earth. Ills bri, % !, sr,.r.o,.,
% nave been ERECTED fifteen hundred ,..-
>ii'ce, ana the pillar in tie museum ha- T..
cone, .'e'ri::ed TO tie J.j,h Of Az inch and q
La. from the surface The naturalist, AR,
i.tt4torinG to con-: .ii;c from ;his .xafa,,I,
h0.7 ica" il mast lave taken III. hl...h.,-.
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ri. E'->el oi a. os.n. IA AIRY ont an i,l..
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70 or; stones from t,.,. t,r,,t;.a,o,s g
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Aa' A'Hn'' mee'iH2 O '''e e'''s'''''''
Non''v agricultural 9o''''y VS. ;'o"'"' a.
;i!e ~ JCin>hurr House. on iu''>'i'::' 'h'
i5'n INST. agreeable to previous ho:i'f'.
IT, President 'ein: absent, 'he met
n. v:.s called !. order :! l.. \. P.s+:s. 80
Pi.s:.i,pt.
'fao Of t'.a Co.;...;t.a" q: Fed E'""> D.
~ assent. .\4t:,a i}e..:. 81 '"i.;. & .i"'i
We appoi:.,e.! 81 tn.it '"',,s.
H. u. Hail. Env:son Had. a'.! Da'i!
Carrier were al.'.,;niel = C,,1':.;':.o a tbe
greatest amount d nos, t,,,-..: in proportion:
70 L.. r.....'..r q; Cc,ys. made lrou. cAy d,:y
If '.t.r % llyie Isl scts,n.
=, ,,,:,.. c.,,,,,;t;.o ,f >.,,,vcs An
,o;,,.d y, 80. Ch.;, ~ ,.......o, :, nominal
=; g. W.. a. n.,;,a z,1
~, T. y1n,,on = fh.3.;,.,. /. "
Vr.ox p.l.r, ,;;l.a.o, l. ymdutrCal
vim Eror-r m, ,.r y,r,n,o were. a,r,irt-
81 >,;l r,m,a;....
,o.;o. h.. NJ J,.,y:.,, fat til. Iop>t;.
j,,ion hs 5, a,..,lrd ~, ~. Excc,,i,e
Con:n;t.rc sh:.M consist o. nine instead u
seven. md TIKI. .l.,.r. be to S..rvt.r... ~.
;ni,.t,1: v';~i, motion VS. a.;c;,,cd.
Moved Thai Tie Can>,ru,;on l." $. amer.
I'D .fyt h.. tg,.;....rs,,-v H., elected * .;ca
>, :,
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cir Californian.
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rNEsTLCEG.

V.n.pAl.iil.n j. a.,;iotiz-j t" rerc!," .,,,ve.-
U..n-,'. N ;i'.cri'';or> :: H. D:rcs II bosom,
Arw-l ori. an! rii., !..r'iI.:..
~ iIi r. N'!.L K 60. y" authorized - 10
the ,n,ne N D.,,,,u ard %t%-..Ix.
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u, .,;,,., VOLUNTARY CnNMt NiCATI"Hs i"1t 4.
n,rt,ot n. tyuu,rs .lr,n moft.rs IF Interest. L.i
vf \lws, in pnr'i. "l'r. rA 1s h'nJr'iy ''t.'r'd'
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-{EC,rEEs. - Tn. lectures tv Il,

- LECTURES. - The lectures Ok hev
j. c. Rodwe,i. on Iu:sfu" ard shuT> IL
evenings, were ir ter .;t.n,lei .l,4u any OIL
er Ier:.,..: Ne have L~i lhi- WIZ :, IRA.
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i''r'i"''H "a 1911 - ~ ;-"''''i' ''i. ''''
c"nAiTr were ht-.i:;.i.. '''''"ii' 'Hi - ! F.
counts ct !ui':!' i'''''i'.3i'| III '-l,.-!'' VIZ
I'LL t. F:.n>t.c iA.'Hi"t'."':. =: "a -! IL.
.oMarH :"cn c"'- o; ne a'ji"nc@ 'Et lac
lecturers account OF 'he i-o'''i"n .'"'@S vas
we'll worth ne pare @: ne who: ''.''iae
a!'d we ier V"ry save IN "'F!>!h- "a Ga:
clf.<c"s q. tH'v VIII not soon have "-.'i:i'
cflo.t""i': t" i'": 20 i:rI' & ''"''i''rF u
tr":: v''u.bit !--talr- iOt ~ shall sn''i "i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'ir' i'iN''' VII "'.''cF TWO 'e''"s2' ''''N'
-LAiGT Srt!N.-l'.c I''r:''s' ia''foS
lie ." HE world. il a'''''' n+', ? one 'i''l
tr .,.c>>ro. l.. = J.. a:fi'iiIaS " I o. 10Y 'ii'
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Tine OTHER JOspON.-The Clevc.
land Paindeaier says that at Sabbath School
not many miles from that city. few weeks
ago. reverend gentleman, after exhorting
them afect;onately for half an hour, and
then by way Of giving the pupils chance to
contribute their mite to the general 'glory.of
the occasion, he requested them to sing Jordon
for him, expecting, Of course to hear ION Jor-
don's stormy banks stand" when, to his
surprise. The scholars with one accord struck
up. ''Jorion an a hard roal 10 travel"
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lhivct~siy ~ Itr..s1H1.

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go Lr'''.crn "'';i"-t, 't:" "h'rn 'O.!'
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-POEk AND Flour Wrsr.-Thc
Traveller has the following letter from Gin.
cinnati. January 9TH.
"'The Hog crops nc: yet all in Hogs
commencing this season at the unnrecedent
ed price Of s. per hundred, have declined to
Sj,lj, At which sales were made this d.v.
Eastern buyers appeared in marke, early,
and the principal part Of the pork was pack
cd for or purchased by them No very large
amounts have been held by parties here,
though many have tried the markets east by
shipments.
There has been great delay in the move
ments of freight forwarded by railroad, 50
that pork shipped hence lst December is
hardly in New York by this time: and mean
time the decline in that market has been to
Sc thus far. No doubt is entertained now
that the crop will be large. The readers
who do not look at prices current, will be
pleased to know that flour is sold here at s.
per barrel, and plenty at that"
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--''eneral Jackson used to s,,-..,.-,,
does Frank Blair think. .or. Ly ~. r,..rr -
'"%'v' more for his opinion than l.r N,
whcir railnr''s. with tn. sr,ru con~,
thrown IN, The country has int ,..rn,r
very rl.'n!v what "Erark BAR" ,h;nls ,f
the present administration. and is .r,n.. =,
hati'ha'1zc slavery. There is Et,a do,l,
that General Jackson would aor.a win hin,
sill. were that Old hero now in ,h. fash
-hoHeT' Thompson, Il fanatic. IN Thur,-
cay cSrapcd IN mud, state from ,le una,;c
ASYLUM, IN Albany. l., <.iuoczin. ,aron,i,
The bars OF his window. He was f,nnd tho
next morning stiff and deaf.
Asa Andrews. Esq, died at hi. res ;,,,nce
IN Ipswich, ON Sunday last. in the ,4tb yrar
OF his age. lie graduated at Harvard Col.
'es", IN 1SS, and at the tine Of his death
Was the oldest sur,iviuc graduate. In i7ac
ne was appointed, by Washington, ro.l,c;o-
81 'he port and district OF Ipswich. ..d held
M "!iNr Until $50 -
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Dir Lord. president Of Dartmouth
college. has published another pamphlets in
defence of slavery. in which he dives deeper
and comes up muddier than any of his rever-
end PREDECESSORS in the same channel. His
last years pamphlet was quietly bought up
by his friends. but such kindness will be too
expensive if often repeated. In the last pam
Phlet the Doctor makes slavery a Christian
institution and declares t'lat i: and the bible
mus: stand or fall together. Alas. the coed
old pc,sf"~ ;e dat t.Jr;i.!I 4, n.'.'..,.
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- kInX PIPING IL CE:cAGo-T nc
Journal of Friday states tl.at "a man. named
F. u. Chapman, aud hi. servant an aprar-
emily inoilenslyc younr Mai, named WA. Eul-
tuS Tracy-wtrc arrested on Saturday Tx
Constable s;loat. and taken before Justice De
Wolf, on charge Of kidnapping little girl
named Fanny taking her ont Of the State
and selling her in Tennessee for $3.50. Il
appears that Chapman claims to have bought
the girl, who is only FIVE years of are. in the
State, and that he owned her in Arkansas
1t appears be got Tracy to take The child
down to Tennessee few weeks since. end
sell her there. The case exhibits the evils
oeslavery in one OF ia worst features. in thus
trading off poor, innocent little child into
perpetual bondage. and doing so in a free
State, thus outraging the sentiment Of our
people on this subject"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-19
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-19

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-19
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-10

Is to be placed in the Sentnes representations con-
corning the Pierce northumberland o. have no
reason to doubt them-then indeed any change, no
matter what, would be obliged to be for the better
But we subjoin paragraph from the Sentinel in
regard the venaty Of the present Pierce admins
tration, which man read without being over
whelmned with disgust at the corrupt and corrupt
ing thing you call modern Democracy:
1--WE have lived in vena times, aud have beheld with
disgust the avsrce Of power; but until have
formed idea Of the extent and magnitude of that
fatal vice. We the whole army Of officials quar-
tered in the ctade of soaring the tmd subduing
the feeble and eouptng the venal TO continue the dy-
nasty OF man. whom nothing but accident pla
ced ia the lead II any Democrat shall venture
sediments which initiate against the continuance OF pow
the present Executive taken revle him.
drive him, possible out of the party ste his
independence in a lliiieT way"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-10

The Washington Sentinel, in contemplating the
protigacy Of the present Democratic administrator
IS forced To the conclusion that the venaity of the
times exceeds all belief Well, the Washington Sen.
tnel ought to know whereof it speaks-its opp,r.
tunitics for Judging Of Pierce and his minions have
been Of the very best having lived right under their
noses all the time But is not its testimony against
this DemocrHtie administration the very best evil
deuce boz the world that the people would bc imu,ea
suraby benefited by placing the reins Of govern.
ment in tic hands Of a different party " at
could thcv loscf lf Democratic rule has AL ID,
corrupted aud dcbauchci the government. ~ ,ld a
continuance IT That ruic be- likely ~ be- attended,
with any improvement, On the contrary. woult
not the election Ut another Democratic President al,
most certainly plunge the country into irretricyo
Die disgrace We pat II t. tie patti tic. reii.ct,p,
portion OF the people Of all parties. and ak diem
whether thc reelection Of that pure aud incor uti.
Die patriot. Willard Fillmore, would not at once nut
an end To- thc infamous practices which the Sentinel
tells ~ arc in vogue At Washington in All A..
PAr'meh's u the gO,ernments II any confidence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-10

We have, with little trouble prepared from the
books the annexed comparative Exports
Richmond during the preceding years pub
sh them in order that they
Our city commercial readers will doubt peru
al Of the tables will be observed exports
those Of 1854 to the amount Of sIs9ei The
h.s been In the Of Flour and Tobacco. Imports
exhibits apparent falling Of s2966Ti. apparent
the difference fa,or Of - oecAsioned heavy
unusual importation Of railroad In hSt the
in the state mostly supplied to be hoped expected
that there will he further importation Of rails The imports
Coffee aud Fish Of last largely advance
and the imports Of MolAes would also
unfavorae weather prevailing during year We
need hardly that the difference our dire
and than the amount
OF the iuporaiion- ria New York
RicDoSD, direct Foreign Ports drHg Tie e1rs
1871 .lll lssS -