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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
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FTNHURST0H d BERNARD have removed to No. 16
4 Public Square, next door to Cahoun's, where they
will be happy to show their customers first rate stock OF
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown and Blue Broad
Cloths; Black and Fancy Cassimeres Vestings Gloves
Hosiery, Cravats handkerchief &C., DC. - ~.
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.

Authorised by the State of Alabama
SOUTHERN
MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS K.
To be drawn in the City of Mobile Alabama in public
TUESDAY, DEC. 80 1856, on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSI
JOHN HURTEL and W. W. McGUIRE Esqs., Commissioners.
10000 TICKETS-3,2 $50 PRIEST
More than enc Prize to every ten Pickets-Briliant
Scheme.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
snyder & FFiZZe
RE receiving opening fresh and desirable goods
n suitable for the city and country trade.
CoHsIsTIHa
Ladies' nne Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
with heels, ..-.
Kid Front Lace Caters,
Kid Sid thick and thin soles,
Black Lasting CATERS /
with heels.
Congress Caters,
Z" Kid Boots, thick and thin soes,
% Z" =" g with heels,
White Kid and Satan Slippers.
Toilet Slippers plain and fancy,
Children and Misses shoes OF every description,
ALSO
Gentleman OF every description. 80 -
Their stock of heavy goods large and of good quality
In Short all persons wishing goods in their line will find
their Interest to call at No. %, Public Square.
aug30 SNYDER & FRIZZELL {
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

No Ist--G0 acres in ssc2 p I "a r K on the Centre
SfoNe road 10 Iowa City,2 miles IRON Davenport,
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The Back out Party

The nomination of Mr. Buchanan BY the
Cincinnati Convention was q back out
Douglas was the representative man ul
the party that in Convention assembled, but
be was dropped. The introduction Of the
Toombs Douglas Bill into the Senatp, for
the repeat OF portion Of the acts OF the
Missouri MOB that legisIated FOR Kansas.
was back out, The passage Of the va
rious Internal improvement Bills BY the
Senate over the veto of the President, was
back out The removal Of Shannon from
the post Of Governor Of Kansas, and the ap-
pointment OF Geary 10 I'll the vacancy, wss
a back out The release OF the Free State
prisoners held al Lecompton, charged with
treason, on straw bail, was a back out
The whine Of the Democrat candidate,
throughout the North that they are not in
favor Of the extension Of Slavery, but are
really very beautiful ireesoilers, ia a back
out The threat that in case Fremont is
elected, the South will withdraw from the
Union, will end in back out. The De.
nocrscy CONNIE need the campaign by back
ing out, they having backed out ever since
wherever the conflict has thickened, and in
The end they will be backed out of sight
Gin. Com --
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Council and Railroad Company

Ms. EpryoR:-We are informed, in this
mornings Gaseite, under the head of Local
Matters, that there were present, at the last
meeting of the City Council. but sir Alder
men,
Tskin- for our guide the good old maxim,
.by their fruits we shall know them," We
might be forced - the conclusion, that =
majority of that meeting was composed Of
egregiOus ninny hammers; iaen totally uh-
fl to be intrusted win the LEGISLATION Oh
growing city like ours; but ssr great aspect
Tor Tox Populi iorblds US to imagine il pos
sble for the electors Of Davenport to honor
with places Of dignity and responsibility any
but their most sapient fellow citizens Con-
sequently. whenever we are disposed to re-
gard the acts OF our learned and distinguished
Aldermen as aagrant abuse of power and
as an indication OF gross stupidity, we must
remember the pit whence they were digged
and refrain from uttering anything dispara-
ging in relation to Democratic potency.
These reflections have arisen 10 con-
neIion with an ordinance, passed at the
meeting referred TO, in relation to the gra-
ding Of Depot street. The natural grade OF
that street was perfect; higher than any
ground in that vicinity. The descent thence
to the river, wac by as beautiful grade as
the eye ever beheld But the omnipotent
Rail Road Company saw nj to erect their
Freight Depot in such position as made Il
impossible to have the level Of the floor o
their wareroomin correspondence with that
Of the cars, without giving TO the street in
question an extrsordinsry-an absurd elevs-
ton. The SIX dignitaries ofthe city, presen,
at the meeting, have actually, in obedience |
to Il e hugh behests Of the company afore-
said, authorized an increased elevation Of
six in two hundred feet! These same So. |
Ions have, moreover, been caioied by thu |
Rail Road Company into the belief that, ia |
consideration OF being permitted to injure |
private property, and TO obstruct and dis |
figure the most public thoroughfare Of the |
city, the said Company forsooth was making |
the city present of strip OF taer ground |
10 feet vice; when, in reality, access t. the
platform OF the Company's freight-house
would be impossible 1its0ut that very add
tional width OF the street.
We trust the passage of the iniquitous
IL. 81 r
the community to the necessity of choosing
councilman who have Intelligence enough
to discern between right and wrong, and
independence enough to do their duty fear
essly. KAPPA
Oct, 9th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

rocking motion secular = sAe wnese q
out s6ownWsfd trip.
A.,h..T..y Elsin' and Superior may
!. r. ought that il known. engaged in
.snning to the head Of Lake Superior for
year, 10 come, il may not be amiss 10 say
good word for the latter as we'll ss the for
mer, She 10 finely built boat and hes
ample accommodations. Her age is some-
what against her, having been ten years
aAoat; bu, then, during the whole Of the
vel weather through which ~e passed, sue
took in no water and never started seam.
She rides the waves beautifully and easily.
Captain Jonea is thefels'' seaman ana
understands his business compieteiy--ai
wsys At his post and very clever fellow
in the bargain. Although not so elaborate
IL finished as the 'Elgn,' still everything is
substantal and comfortable on the Superb
or Our state-rooms were we'll attended
to and kept serupulously clean, The wait
ers are ali eoered men and the table was
better attended to by far than on board her
eonsort where white persons only are eui-
ployed As for the cooking II was capital.
No person in travelling need wish anything
to exceed it, in fact, cannot get better
Ii VAS marvel TO US, often where the
dishes came from and their preparation
eviueed ,hough,fulness and knowledge OF
the culinary art very captivating to epl-
cures. The officers were kind aud obi
ging, making the prolonged stay OF the pas
sengers as agreeable q. possible. Taken
altogether it would be questionable, with
our present knowledge, which OF the two
steamers would be preferred were another
trip to Superior contemplated. Both are
good and both are tree from having any man
apemeat about them which would be an an-
noyance to passengers. The .Elgin' is the
newest boat, is the most modern in its nm
ish and has a low-pressure engine. The
S uper,or' is a remarkably stiff craft, has
the most convenient arrangement OF rooms,
etc, according TO our experienee) and has
high. pressure engine. Although the b.
gin IS the most popular. still the Superior
may be considered as equally safe aud COM
fortsble--,he iogmer, though, is ahead OF
the latter in speed.
Mr.. NJ, Of Milwaukee, and Messrs. H
and D.. of Beloit, returned with US. Mr..
NJ, Of NY. City, Mr.. NJ, of Philadel-
| phia, Mr.. F.. of Mass, Mr.. Rot Niles
Mich. Mr. W., Of Chicago, and Aessrs
w and P, OF Superior, were new &C
acQuain,anees. The latter Left Us at Mack
mac. Or. c., OF New York, with new
| ly married wife, joined US at the Sauit sna
left at Sheboygan, some distance below
Mackinac. Our travelling group was 5
pleasant one, and the nope is entertainec
that none were so unfortunate as TO become
victims to the disaster above alluded to-
The winds and The waves are hard to battle
| with even on the Lakes, but when they are
accompanied by FIRE. the chances Of escape
from death become fearfa.iy diminished
The news OF the calamity reached Us O.
Madison on a printed slip from Milwaukee
the particulars We have not yet heard, oul
probably shall be more fully informed sftel
a few dsys shall have passed ty. We hope
though, that so many as eighty lives may
not have been sacrificed. 5.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

Mr.. csmPbell,of OHIO, nsring assured the
friends Of freedom That Senator Sumner
would attend the Mass meeting held a.
Hamilton, O., if his health would permit,
publishes the following letter giving that
s,atemsn's reasons for non-sttendsnce. 4,
il contains the latest reliable information
IN regard TO Mr.. Summers health, IL will be
Of interes, TO our readers
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "a, 1856.
Ny DEAK SIK:--Your letter Of the sth Of
September, after travelling to Boston, 81
last found me here, where ! am still delain.
ed under medical treatment, away from ms
home. which | have not visited since | lei,
!, NJ the beginning Of the late session VI
Congress. now ten months ago.
With sorrow inexpfesable,I an suli cor
strained TO all the care and reserve Of AZ in
ral,d. More than four months have passed
since you clasped my hand as lay insensi.
bic al the Senate Chamber, and my system
Is even now 80 far from the frmness Of
health. that any slight departure from the
prescribed rule, is sure &c occasion re.
lapse. could not reach Ohio except b.
slow stages, and were there, would not
have the sanction Of my physician, in expo
sing myself to The excitements OF public
rsss,ing, even If ] said nothing. This is
hsrd-yery hard for me TO bear, for long
70 do something al this critical moment fer
The cause. Whit il lie without action
For . while al least, must leave 10 9TH
ers the precious satisfaction oil !abonne Tor
Liberty and tie redemption Of our country
Bel have the great comfort Of knowing
that never before was so iittle needed.
Good omens multiply, and ! do not doubt
that Fremont will be elected. God bless
Ohio for her glorious testimony slready' snc
her more glorious promises.
Believe me. my Dear Sir,
Very faithfully yours,
CHARLES SUMNER.
Hon. LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL, Hamilton, o.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

REAL Estate OPERATIONS Last week
A. N. Jacobson sold TO l.. Buell., 40 acres
Of land miles northwest Of Lyons, for
ss5 an acre; all prairie, aud unimproved.
Three years ago this wEs purchased for
$3.50 an acre.
Last week, also, Mr. j., bought lot cor
ne nsftiig Main and Seventh streets, for 81 900
Inc iaiter 10 considered one OF the Oest
bargains Of the season.
Messrs' kae aud Ridley, have purchased
the interest OF hessrs. BastresG a. Stanton
IN 6tunbaugh's Addition. This purcbass
comprises about seventy lots, worth, ia the
aggregate, between fifteen and twenty thou
sand doilars. This IL the larges, sale Of
the sesson.-Lyo7s lChatoH Coz Mirror,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

Ne, lSs.-FUion's STAND with the land on the shore
containing IN all n acres, good stone quarry prieo
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n. n.t,snal C.pisel a. Hesk Island,

The National Capitol Of hesk lsssso'
The Congregational Hsrs.. o. Chicago
propose. the removal Of the Nstionai Capt.
tol from Washington to Rock Island Here
are its reasons
aItis adjacent 10 the Mississippi River,
not TOR from the great lakes, aud the center
of trade and travel which passes over them.
viz. Chicago; adjacent also to the average
direction OF lines Of communiest between
the Atlantic and Pacific. By the Chicago
and ST. Paul, by the Chicago and st. Louis,
and BY he Chicago and Galveston railroads,
perfectly accessible to Senators and Rep
from all parts of the Pacific
coast II is equally accessible to the states
of the South aud the states of the NORTH
furthermore, the spo, of which we now
speak is the property OF the United States. /"
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kAcAAhGk BROKERS ANN BEAI rsr.-
AGENTS 1oiAlE
CITY PROPERTY

aet-Lot block los, on Bray ,trce,. .ss..
s5u each si7o0, s1dluoU, 7sT
al--Mest 20 feel OF ios block q r..
s"'' q burrows Pret'!msn's stores &Ii9 s nLse
3ia--par Of lot lJQek Gl, ag,5g,- 49,.
near hfaa5 street. With Airame dwelling bsss sse9ad
3la-West half OF lot I bloch gr ut,t
hpg house, on Hhlroad easl II ROE IN y @nls dWei
$50 per foot. sand nrevl;
3i+-Iwo nonsea on Ii, veal st3s a,v.
between third and Fourth streets. viii tSsh .ltss
me aot iof u years, Will BE- sold ch.ap ''a'eot
3.o-A house and lot In East Dsyas,z-.
lot block house Of six rosms, gaSn2 stAnGi
'srn' wood shed, DC price goo '''' 's''sf' els
asl--A house with II acre Of ground tg,s..--.,
ern part of the city; SIuOu 0 0" @2 a3sl,
325---Lol block IS, .oulh s,.t 49,.
Western Avenue, one Of the hsnd.eps.s4 a'a sE1
private resdeneel in lhs cltT w i0's ioiG
sae--Lot7 block and y aad 20 bl,sf FIJI.
sdauoh' near 1he Female College ~'"As
$50 house with n acres of yy,,,. T.,
nuiishe hoonson's sabdiri ipa II l5ls. nrtda s'i,
$50 four story brick store on the e,rn.,.,.,,
3D. frame dwelling house with 3.,,..
store house on lot , block I'll 's7 Htas
3sS--A house and lot on easts4tt gf gfrt..--.
between Front and Second streets b,ssF ~ aus.b
rooms, lot seSsd, undera rent Of ssyg 80, ~ s.2fsi
price 900. WV l'' shnen,
Nc, 2t0--A Two 4torF frame horss en- fsFt.yf..,t,
80 on Western avenue north Vi bth ~ bsrs -. III
sltchsns pantry, f!tsrts cistsrH AID sell tV9@s
Ao. GA House # sans else ard s,rs f,
add Western Ave. Price s2bJo III '7i IT,
No IA henas of same sigs ar5 ann,
raa, Of Western Avr Price 100 '.F' "' as'
No 245.-A House Of came axe an iss-ytr,t. -,
st al door east OF W Ave price s2,260 ''1I u Vi
No 2ii--TErss Houses Of the same a.s,rr,.,,
roons on farnsin 81, north u lutust viii 80 st-e
ground each Price Il, so ~ = sh acre
No. 2e5.--A House aud Lot On esrpsr H..,
sts Lot oislss, House I91sI22 rg,p. ~ !'1
No. 2b5--A frame house on fsFBsu, At t.,,-.,
Ave and st, rooms kin hsu, ceisrn fri a. I-sl1
| u, 100. WA ''. fio'
No, Zeo-A tSo story frame h5uss 5u L. C-strs.
.ih, ro2nr kitchen, Pshtnss etc ~ leaa. ~
| year.. Prize $3.50, s''ala li
No .o7,-Los g. block s. sas5
No 2T0,-A lot with tu0 small 6.4.... .., a.
| Warren, 40sb0, Price ssU9. "' '' Sd. 1ss'
NJ e14-A k0a-s and lot o. ii o., r7ssrrt e,.-.,
lot osriSo house r"oins, kitchen, veil ETC pri, = IA
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ScAHcITY oF FEerrAELEs IN FEAkcE.--
A gentleman Of New York, vito came op'
The other day in the steamship Persia, and
whose word 10 reliable, saw ID Paris, The
middle Of August tomatoes selling al hss
francs each, and spricots three francs ca
ing TO the cold, vet weather, il having rain
sS nearly TWO months.
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we really hope, il Fremont shall be
elected, thar lac will disappoin, the country
BY risna sbove sectionalism, and make him
self the President Of the nation."-gtekt-
lareA Miss. Financial Express.
That's precisely what he will be- he IS
81 thi. moment the only candidate not bound
10 sectional interests, as Buchanan and FIJI
more are.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

gun larHGr8Hip existing between I.n,,
! Rsdmou is tbis day dissolved by Tnptm nina p ~
sent lhoso inteDtod 10 tao md nrm viii , ~,
tnaEo pas mnnis, ana those That have claims ns,si
KNAPP, WAC 10 duly authorized TO settle The ssn a.
sept 20, 1916. ~ h@'i"'
Tho essigem will DO royLi"Ucd a. the old sta nd By
Sspg2 d2w O. KsAsr, "
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.taa--the labor af man aud beast can nos DC given
over 10 the sport Of the winda, ,...
some Of the most enterprisinE ana wealthy farmers
Of the west, who are no" nslng them state " thst
nnnon that this Invention viii Increase the value Of
he great prairie regions Of the unlted States some
mi,iiou, Of dollars, as many hundred thousand
acres can now be probably used as stoek farms
which could not be before this invention was inra
dueed and thus make great change In the value
real cs yte where IL has been thought necessary 10
locate farms near streams Of water. To these IN
aeauaiutsd vi N the beautiful mechanism Of this II
yeniiop 1t appears almost like thing o 2 inlelh
gvnce instead Of mere machine.
Hundreds ofthese Mills are IN successful opera
lion In almost every State in the Union
Engrayings, descriptions, prices and Testimonial.
Of Western Farmers now using tho Miiiwtil g sent
free, -, "a.
Persons about 10 erect Mills for saving gl,nding
and ali kinds of machinery, requiring non que 10
twelve horse power, are requested to ca and exam
inc our Mills before purchasing o sewhere as we ;ee
perfectly confident We have the cheapest power 10"
IN use.
Those desiring these mills and an experienced
xorkmen to assist In erecting them, may address ~
or our agents, NoURSE 4 NlkLs' Davenport 60
Addrs s. Western Wind Min Co, Davenport
DCts d3m
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Hollovay's Pills.

Wherever civilization has penetrated these Pals are
in densta, The lungs, the stomach, aud the Int
tines arr The organs meat assAiable by disease in all
climates, andapon these the remedial action of this
medicine 10 thorough aud available. Sold at The
manufactures. No. SO Maiden Lane. New York, and
IA strand, London, and BY all druggists sta5e e2C
snd 81 per box or pot. and by IT. VERB
Oct 9dxiw
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A Bis SrkAs.-The Valley Tines tiRd j
yves the Yoie OF the prisoners confined IN
Ihs county jail. Buchanan 5. AZ there
rss but five in tie csisboose, OF course 4
s.s unsnimous. 80 We 60"
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The Ladies' OF Davenport aud vicinity, are re-
auested to meet at the Congregational Church, on
THURSDAY, al socioek, for the purpose of orgsni
Ging the Union Benevolent Society.
psNenpNIl. Oct. (. eSn. iAi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Union Benevolent society


Under ihshsad a limited ~ IN Der OF speel notices
viii be inserted al 10 eeAis per the eaeh Insertion
or SO els. Der week.
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BED BLANKETS

1 s ImmrusrElork Of White and CoIored Hart
n uts. extra quality and weight, which win r.,
sold ksss than goods ~ the same quality can be pur
chased elsewhere. Hotel aud boarding house kse,.
era IN want Of Blankets by the quantity viii An =,
mo"ey by cal Ilng at "ADSWOkTH's,
sep y Bgaoud ST
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Special Invitation /.

Thursday, October ., 1856, will be our opening
day for the exhibition Of RICH SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY. Al which tune " " suld be pleased
70 see our friends and all no will favor us with
their patronage. WM. B. NICHOLS,
Davenport oct Corner Of Third and Brady SITS.
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Millinery and Dress Making
@tabl1ahna

BRADY street, over Mr., Jacoby's Drug Store.
MISS RBh WICK respectfully Informs the lHdI,. nI
VI Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity that chs La,
lust Tstutnea from tbs East with the STYLES Ia
a. tiisd winter Millinery, Maatles and Dressts ~
aniinsIs ho1 tie country be supplied with lat.
.srns hhs has also select assortment Trinojues
aud Materials Tor Nantes aud Dresses
sfsdy stsaet, between Third ami Yot,Ttb mn stssv
OCT $500 ~ f'~'e''