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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
And Cents Furnishing Goods
Ever brought into this market The attention ~ tho
pubic Is earnestly invited to the quality Of our goods
winch We are confident cannot In point OF durabt
ana taste be surpassed by any similar house In m.
west Gentlemen will please notice that our g,,sls
are selected with great deal Of care and that our
Goods are not OF that kind which has long h.en ou ,
fashion, but are the latest
o171:1ng 0tYleO.
Our trade Is not confined to any particular grade
VI faprc Out embraces the entire range OF the Cloth
ing business and ~ stock viii be fopad the nnes.
end most nsnionable, q wen ~ medium QUALITIES
oIhe extent Of our sales and the cash system. On.
ao'es US to ooer Great Inducements In the wav of
Low PRICES.
which vii be found considerable per ccntac- ,e.s
than are usually charged for goods OF equal OF ,nrr
ior quAiity In word, II Is our determination IL
yie TO no competition either In the quality OF onr
goods OF In the moderation cf our charges
call Is respectfully solicited from those vho ar.
ABOUT 10 order their spring outfits.
Also, TO accommodate those who desire to travel
We have receveda '
ThE1ENDOUS STOCK OF TRUNKS.
Vaiises and Carpet Bags,
which We will sell very low
CALL! CALL! CALL!y,
Thankful for past favors and encouragesnen, -.
soiicit liberia extension OF public patronage.
'"p'''l L.. IOwENSTk1N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
BMssk or Fy0re,,ce,

OnENC4. Nebraska
GEO b SARGENT, Pres't. j NJ PARxrR Cash
NHE undersigned proprietors Of the Rank of
isions Of its Charter indiyidually re.rons,he
for all its issues, and will redeem the Notes Of said
institution at its counter In the city af Florence IN
com ad at either Of their Banking Houses, IN East
ern hxcnange sf one per csnt. In specie st same
rates Of other currency.
COOK b SARGENT. Dsyentortl
COOK, SARGENT 4 DOwNEY Iowa civ SJows
COOK, SARGENT L COOK Fort Des N ares
COOK SAkGENT PARKER, norcncs y abrsska
inlv 7th 1Sh6-dtf
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GEO, r. HUBDELQ,.

OEOs 10 HUBBELLs
Atsorssy osd CbSsss,ov at Lose,
Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut
Wllgvs pronpt and carefolAtsentionto to the collie
tion Of claims, e0nveyances Of Real Estate examin
and titles, and al other kinds illegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
lDls. j. W. II. RAk Els,

After an ex rcnce Of thirteen years In the practice
of Medicine and Surgery, now offers his professions
servcesto the citizens Of Davenport and It's vicinity
Particular attention will be given to Operative Sur
gerry and Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Once
Ia Post Once Block, No. up stairs; house on 9TH
street, between Brady and Perry. nov2sdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

4 tlns DarAan Cev - 90.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

PIANO FORTE WARE ROOMS
NO. 8. LIE CLAIRE ROW. DAvKNPoRI. IowA%l
WE have good stock OF 6, 8 I-8, q, 6 1-s and
w 1Octavo Picnos on hand, embracing slmos
everyvariety Of style and prices from the plain ne
tac frame 70 the new expensive kind, with cavvin0
pearl keys, &C., from the factories Of Doardman ss1
Do, Al6aaV Nehte, Nevsoo . DSsdbuSy; Baincs
6soshess osHninF;. yirth. Pond Co., hsw Yssk
sale. Orders ftpn uAspad ~ 1921, PnrrSoasr
wtl Be A. VEL ssrvsd ~ - - 81 ~ vsse "a
sent 70 select Sor themsslv49 fls 8tj1lovGl elvSo
very 1ns stock of 0v1Dors, VJeJtas, 49,. ~.
cee1eess,. 1Sseess 1g9bcs, 1ssmoGr611, -
AsrcHc:stss efsvssy d..:2siee, - lfIs(6 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

ZONE hundred and twenty Building lots 10 an
A- Addition Ia the town - Port Byron
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank OF the Mississippi. They vii b. .6d on rta-
tonable lerms.
For particulars inquire of Messrs purfee. Pratt b
CO., Port Byron. Charles J. Roeers, ESQ. Lt'lare
corbin Dow Davenport, or Of the sutscriber.
JAMES NAY
II The subscriber has numhrrless desirable pie
fceof land in and near the citr, Of Davenport and
LeClaire, amp near the town Of Port Byron that h
els res To sell. fOctI5Tl J M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Practising Physician once on Brady street, oppo-
ate thr Post onlce. over = Perry's Clothing Storc
ONO. hours, more particularly from 10 sA N
AMI from to3P IspiSitfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
For Sale.

/ Ofoh.. hl"et sv' nty th-west corner OF lows
4 and Sixth streets, Oity ~ Davenport;
\ u of ; " 4tctiun6, la. 49,. a.
y cfa o. yi".h w, nm
y. y ~ 4 D. G. \'hF " SOW '"
aug3n-dtf n WHITAKER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

JOHN JORDAN,
Dealer In Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
&c., Dront street Davenport, Iowa oct1b II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

I'm subscribsr kseps constantly ON hand eli eusl.
Hias aAA thicansssse q Dry ohicaso Lumber q
ylo1ly =. ". W0aDLnn-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
For S0f Ihe0,,.

on ACRES " fine Prarie lat. NIL. s.uth j,
oO Fulton Depot, with dwelling hnnSr theieur-
This property be bpucht upon ihr most
tarmg. Enquire of u u HUBBEIL,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
LANES. r. HOG AM

Attorney and Counsellor 1T Law Office IN paven
ports Block. opposite the Is'Ciaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

sign and Ornamental Painter; can be found at tn
old stand Of CLINE Jewell, on I'd street, aea,
Brady, Davenport. janl<diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
IR.iCK.NEL HEyC1gT,S.

q SBOxES just received per Fir. Canoe Fo
q ~ sae by DAIIFLL il n co
i'm. nun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
lnsucCcssiui Conspiracy Against thu sktng of


The news that an attempt had been made To
destroy the principal King Of Siam has reached
Us by way If Calcutta. The facts will be learn
ed from the following narrative forwarded from
Rangoon to Calcutta contemporary:
"The King of Siam was invited, about two
months ago, to an entertainments. by one of his
richest subjects. on very grand scale, The
hing at once accepted; though it was not in nc
COZ dance with national customs for his Majesty
Of Bankok to accept the hospitality at the hands
al any subject; yet the grand scale of the prepa
rations induced him Ia commit. on this occasion
breech nj royal etiquette. The Kings brother
however, Ind his suspicion about this grand en-
trrtanm AT. and advised the X ing not to go,fcel-
ing ceitnu that II was intended to do some grew
Gus bodily harm 10 HIM. The King. having &c.
copied dill not like to hctray symptoms of dis
trust, perhaps wltholt cause; so resolved On nm
expedieht, which wns Ia send, dressed in ROYAL
attire which may be presumed ns prescribed
for such Nh occasion. would 10 50 hulky and cx-
tensiv" ~ to greatly c"ncra the Kings person
II courier who very much resemblcd the King
in height. hgurr and face.
"'rhe b"ur fixed for the King 10 90 10 the as
semhy was about midnight; the pseudo King ac-
cordingly, fo!iawrdby the regal retainers und
men Of the court arrived AT that hour. was Mt
once conducted IT, the throne prepared for his
majesty. No sooner had liza seated himself than
the whole affar blew mp, destroying this man
was unfortunate enough I, be like the King and
seven ether persons wto stood near the throne
Thus wa4 the King of Slams life saved bv the
sagacty If his brother and valuable life is his
for he i =, verv heightened man for an Asi,ti c
and write a letter himself in English
| Wh"ther this narrative which j. believed to h.
strictly true. has appeared in the Calcutta ar 9th
or lndn newspapers, the writer Of these lines
knoweih not
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
FRIDAY. Dec. 10. 1856.
SENATE.

FRIDAY. Dec. ID. 1856
SENATE.
Mr.. Wil-"n prncee1rd to rpeak on the poiti-
chi Que .tion- ii the day. lie commenced by quo
ling The remarks Of Daniel " eh.t.r in enl'gy 81
hr nf,inanc. If Iss7 10 tho effect that hnse who
IN s-ed that ma -nre were deserving of more III
~ Than Scion ar LYcurgn- and the Legislators Of
antiquity. / Int tribute "f justice Ia the great
work Of the old Congress confederation rorght
upon him md hi lection If the Union The charge
Of making ONSET upon the South, md Interior
ing with her domestic insiiiulions,so - 10 endan-
ger the relation which exists between ihs master
aud the slave.
General liayne. the distinguished orponen, of
Mr. Webster who then fought the fret great but
tie of notification under the eye Of C1h"nD,who
then presided over the Senate brought these &C
cushions into the Senate and hurled them against
Webster and the people of the North. Webster
met these accusations and unjust reprohches to
wards bis section of the Union with prompt and
emphatic denial.
In his reply IL Hayne the q. eat expoundcr Of
tho Constitution said it had been tho policy ni the
South for many years TO represent the people Of
the North ms disposed Ia interfere with therinter
nal aud exclusively domestic concerns. and went
on to deny the truth of the charge. so be Will
SOM standing now ms the Representative OF Mas
sachusetts on the floor OF the Senate. as Web
ster stood then, could say, as he said. thar oil
these charges are utterly groundless-fhn' no
attempt has ever been made. from the time when
Washington first took the oath Of office, To in.
ierferc with the constitutional rights of the geo
pie Of the South.
When Mr.. Wilson had concluded. Mr.. Brown
obtained the floor. and the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House resolved itself nton Committee of
the Whole on the private calendar.
After two Intellectual efforts to adjourn till Mon
day, the House adjourned till tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

A New York correspondent of the Albany Ar
gus says that Colonel Fremont has challenged
Toomhs. of Georgia. Ia duH- Erchdnge.
Another rumor confirms the above II is ru
mored that the arrangements tor the meeting arc
all complete. and TINT tn" battle ground has been
selected. Henry Ward Beeoher. the BROOKLYN
warrior mud philunthrop>t is IL be Frempnt's So
cond. aud Brooks. of South Caroline. is Ia be So
cond for roombs. Drs. H. Greeley AMI +.
Weed. will be- in attendance on Fremont they
having hled him so frequently they understand
his constitution. The weapons will be Sharpe's
rites, loaded by Beechcr 9th Kansas gas The
distance will be four miles (by request of Ere
MONTY and tn" time midnight (by the request If
Beecher) The combatant- t., wheel and fire
| like fury. Toombs thinks this l. the surest way
| to kill Fremont (scare him to DEATH and there
| Tor" consents to time aud Ill stance. brooks de-
li"d canes for weapons. I'll. gr"uni selected i
Kant >chatkn Thy advice Of Burngnme A boat
will he chartered by Congress to take as many
| 1T Fremonts friends rs desire to be "in at the
death" with the understanding that they nre 10
remain there to keep slavery from spreading its
blight over that fertile ccuntry. After the s,,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
Too Polite.

lady once gave supper TO which she lind
invited several ladies' and gentlemen. During the
conversation she calledto Mr.. b, who wns sitting
near her, aud said: 'L-ien to mel" MADAM.
AIN all ears was the reply Afiera while. when
the conversation fell npon handwork she SHOW
ed piece of embroidery, saying: please to
look sir, ut this trihe." II am all eyes" he r..
piled, bowling. At last. when the meats were
brought on, the Indy Of ,heihouse aid to the la
dy sitting next 10 her: "Wil you try n bit If
rabbitP II am all stomuch," said the lat ter
looking ,und Significantly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
The Of Uud5Ru Corn.

1t is stated that recent Investigations show TINT
the Indian corn crop of the United States is of
more value than any other agricultural produc.
ton, not even excepting cotton. The culture Of
corn has wonderfully increased Of late years
it's ratio Of increase being far greater than any
other product From 1889 10 lSl9, as per cen
rus returns the increase was SO per cent: Wool
is the next highest its increase beng so per
cent; Cotton "a Oats 90. and Wheat l6 The
cotton crop Of 1851 was 927 100000 of pounds.
valued ut ! 49, 100, 900 while thu cora crop of
1850 was 500 000 900 OF bushels which Mt tho
lowest possible Price n which il can he csima
ted is of far greater value than the cotton crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

MONEY FOR a mAn.lAaE.-,yo .,,,,

- uN recently was told by her lover that herr
hm must be rostrouc because he had LOST fl e T.
S n shring goods to San Francisco She asked INN how
cong Wlie tue happy could take place lie remind IN
n' mad recovered the amount losi-it womb moi Ia. WI. 20
nh 1T such thing at any earlier period II might he
" Year The young lady pinned under this information ;,
~ 'f'aiinE that Swan Co, Of a ana GEORGIA and 8
NAo or MOI gmery, Alabama, would supply her nh ,ict
'7 one % Their lotteries she encu dollars n IN &
IN teSe AMI received not only ticket in return bn, r.;
" lays the further lh"mat on thsi had drawn ten ,n
'i "narS Slc received her money. one hall f ,vhi. 80
N'd To her Intended an the day marriage and ~
"t' hI mas heen invested in dwelling bousn ,hro
me uafpN PAR reside This blaming money for be-, nov
't' 'uH very easy; and this, suppose if tho - ID
N"n wire Hho Va Is II 1t solitary instance of similar suc
- l' above named managers To draw "'rhn n,
''aes N'n.inf Lottery A. Atlanta Ga on tin. soh po
=, f. ana i ne southern Military Araa, my Io.,, ~,
' .''f oh ide5oih December and Whole c,rts tr ten
a. W ahn shares IN pIol"r'ian, purchased .,
~ 7N mad 49," trl2' rang from fFcn,y inlla,e - 49,.
">'s hiti t'' Is ttr cta4ro All as the tket ~,
" sR a3ia9' Us On HAN aHi hone ~! ih AN. ID , -
H'h Nileh ~ oae Time mao, lotteries ,,,.,,.r h., ,,
h', "' anew nam,d iotierias sro au uHa.r II o..
l>soa'f', aud are III The hands OF iipr ~: mo-,
rs. W., ,',n'sh nsaf Prize II those hn seco II n
dee - d,i '> VI '' i's'oh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

nv This time Peleg had become fairly awakened
aud he cared his guardian in anger almost ns ueh
as he did the sayages Themselves h SUNK away
without utteriug word in his defence
But further sleep tor any Of the parties after this
was ont OF the question:; and Eden Stanforh--who.
nj the FIRST sound Of alarm Ind started npand grnsped
his rife ready sell his life dearly IN defehe oil
ttose he loreh-now turned his Whole attention 10
quoting the excitement OF the iehales--aii
of whom ex4pt Mabel Dnncaa. were still trembling
from their late figh AMI approximations for the fa-
ture.
Come, mother-cOne. aunt--and you, CARRIE
am astonshed you shotiIa permit such cowardlf
iaekanapes as Peleg White to frghten you all cat OF
yonr senses. Let me cntreat yon TO lie down again
and get what rest YOU can for really 90 not think
there IS any dauger do not think tie lndians nave
reached this quarter yet, or we should have heafa
some hing of them.
From whq: I've heard Of them, they generally
move aboht pretty quiet replied the fther
Until they make an attack said Eden, "and then
they give vent 70 their most terrific ycs. II they
were t1-gh in this vicinity, it Is quite ikey
theY would have attacked some Of our neighboTs It
fore this and We should have heard Their death
signal
i don't feel altogether at case said the father
drawing his son aside, and speaking n low tone,
vhieh reached no hut Eden's; | feel strangely
oppressed With souchng like presentiment OF dam
GER but keep this 10 youfseli-not WORT oil II 10
the women folks, or Ne shall have Bedlam over again
There is Pelrgl That boy ought TO be gagged TO
keep him qniet and if any harm comes to Us To-
night, shlli blame him for it,
u never vet saw u boaster That not rt heart Il
coward replied Eden land peeg has often an
moved me by Roasting what he would do IN case ne
should ever be fortunate rs to be placed IN posi-
lon of danger
This is very gloomy work said the father, sit
ting here in this old boat on the river, on dark
night, watching for nm unknown Toe! wonder no"
long it is 10 day break -
The dawn cannot be far Off replied Eden LOOK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

The Washington Star snys the Pr. pct for
the repeal of all duty on imporiaan- ol wu.i is
just now being much discussed by public men .
round us. The arguments of the Secretary or
treasury. put forth with grent power ns they
have been, are having the weight in many quar-
tsrs they might be expected to have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Congress has not yet decided ho~ many thou
sands of extra copies e the Presidents Message
may be printed by the public printer, whilst the
Message itself hns been read by mlli,ns all over
the land-indeed. we may say, lay Nil who will
ever read it. These extra copies nrc excellent
jobs for the printer but entirely unnece ssure.
and waste of money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
TILE REFUGEES


-tafhor Of the "Prdre flower,7 lrtists BRIDE,
+" Tara Moreland" Boriv Rorcr,' F." Forest Rose,
&c &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

\ dividend of thirty per cent, payabl" in
scrip, is Ia be issued II the stockholders ot the
baltimore and Chic Railroad ou aud after the
18th of J,nun's next. The scrip will bear no
interest, but will bc eonvortibl, into bond. in
June next. bearing six rcr cent. interest payable
in December aud June. these bonds will be
convertible into tho stock Of the company in IL
To- The transfer books were closed on the
pod December 1856 In conformation Of this de
crion of the Board of Directors. the City Guun-
ell of Baltimore has taken steps to restrain tho
Railroad Company by leg II mrnns from dcclar.
ing tho proposed dividend in bond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Mr.. Mnzyck, in the Senate, aud Mr.. Middleton
in the House Of Repre- entatves in South Carroll
ma, have each offered resolutions recomme ndng
the resumption by the States If that portion of
their sovereign power which they have delega-
ted to the Gene Government i,r special pur
poses. The Columbia South Caroinian coun-
sells other action Ia the present aspect Of affairs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25


The Alexandria Gazette referring 10 the va
cancy occa-ioned in the Frederick sburg Circuit
BY the resignation Of Judge 1.omax, says with
great proprie,y: "Ali we desireis. that in ap-
pointing his successor aud all future elections of
judges in Virginia. no party or political feelings
may find find place in the breast Of n single
ter. That man does not agree with his neighbor
in politics is no reason why he shond not pre-.
fer him rs u Judge. Let an able aud honest judi
ciary be- the pride aud boast Of Virginia. Select
the best mcn--and if the best men for the office
should be Democrats, it would make no differ
enoe with us-and the same feeling exists. we
have no debt, with most Democrats, in refer
enoe TO their I"liical opponents. This isth pub
lie sentiment. we trust. in Judge Lomax's Cir
cult. Indeed We should be pleased after free
and friendly interchange OF views and opinions
amongst those interested, TO see the gentleman
thought best qualified. under the circumstances
designated and chosen. without contest or oppo-
sitiop."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Now that il is settled that Hon WIN. IL Bis-
sell is elected Governor Of Illinois the question
arises, can he take the oath of Office II is conf
IDENTIFY asserted he once accepted challenge,
and the oath Of Office has this provision
81 do solemnly swear that have not fou ut duel,
nor sent or accepted challenge. 20 tight duel
the probable issue of which might have been the
death Of either pnty been second 10 either par
" in any manner aided assisted in such a du-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Entered according TO Act Of Congress in the vear
1896, by Ronsnr BoNsER, in the Clerks Office of
the District Court for the Southern District of New
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

The Electoral College of Alabama, on the 90
casion of giving their vote for Mr.. buchanan as
President, unanimously recon nrnaed tho Hon.
WIN. l., laneey for place in his Cabinet, and
their nomination has heca generally approved by
the Press Of that State. Mr. Y belongs to the
fre-eatrng school of politicians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
ap,IrhIaarG NtrRtataM.


To enable those engaged in this office to shar"
In the euioyments of the season no paper will be
issued 10 morrow or the next day. Wecnrdialy
wish all our readers aud the rest ei mankind
merry Christmas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

ChrtSiidd idcnraf, of recent date
PlASos u is suppose that + = Nash of Petersburg
sold more Planes than any else in The South pants
have given general satisaot ton in North Carolina.
l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
A Pcrfnmcd E:rcnth-What lady or gentlco,n ,.o,,.

A Pcrfumed s:reath.-What lady or gentc,o A., ,,l,
labor under the OF dsa!se acahe brca whom
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only ron l 'r "
but make the teeth white as alabaster pro, ON,
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended r., %
lists and physicians every here. - "'''
Beautiful Complexion may he attai cd by its use /, 20
pnpes treckles renders thu soft aud hoa
full imparnga rich roseate hue. Ii the greatest
known, being free from all injurious matter rrir t
cents For sale by STROTIER & WHIrElIrAo ~
STABl4ER 4 JONES
mays and Druggists e,erywh.ra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
Ges. Hsrssy rhr sensi"sirs.


Florida for seven companies 81 mounted vi. n
teers in addition 81 those ALREADY in the -rfsles
oil the United Suites. The Fiofidian says: The
entire yoluni.r, f.,rce will consist. perhaps. ct
a thou md n,.lL til. companies ,f which will "p
crate Independently e each Other. no neg-
mental organization j. expected ar desired.
Gen. Harney has commenced the ardnous dn
~ Of removing the Indians, in good earnest; aud
with bis known activity. experiences aud ndomi-
table will. 40 one doubts TINT be will succeed nj
timately. If not immediately lis object is 10
terminate the war before spring. and should he
fail 10 do So he will give sufficient protection 10
the frontier inhabitants, the establishment #
Gordon of forts across the Peninsula, Ia onnbe
them to give proper attention to agricultural pur-
81 r..
The requisiirn for additional number of
Volunteers by Gen. Harvey will relieve the State
of the necessity, and consequently the expense of
nm independent Volunteer force, thereby saving
10 tho State no nconsiderable debt that would
have embarrassed our pockets and credit for
many years Ia come.