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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-07

The Texas X. Ms. have instructed their
delegates to support Fillmore for the Pres
idency and Sam. Houston for Vice.
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

IL AFiNt' obtained the agency 10 the sale OF LII.
IL lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Bank
Locks. Bank Vault Doors anu Frames we are TepaI-
ed 70 iurnIsh al manufacturers prices any oi these
articles on sho notice.
These Safes are all fastened with Lille Lock- viz.
Ing uhdonbled security against thieves are perfectly
it.e ifon admp"sss and better fire proofs than any
other sale made. The burning Of them 10 auy bull
ding cannot materially njhre them and they may DC
escinhgedto new one al any agency by paying 10
fepalbtinx The vault doors an frame re reiintis
economical aud generally used here the,
are best known.
Inc Bank Locks have always fooled the burglar a,,a
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied TO these article. by Jurors
al mechanical aud agricultural airs where they hive
always obtained tho hrst premiums esta bIshes The
certainty ofh-ir superiority Purcbss ers are yted
10 can aud examine the articles rrfsre noes csr,iH.
Gates, &c, before pureha sing.
Inc underslsned are The only ageats In Rock L.
land tlll.) and Davenport Iowa) Tor the Worlds
Sale Company, ofIroy,N. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place win receive prompt attention.
CHILD IL BAKER,
Illinois 81 Rock Island.
Feb4 daw.ly, Seconds t. Duveppou
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Coal! Coal!
IOWA SOAP WORKS,

,hoy, Front, between Maih an mya
'"''' DAVENPORT, ioW Aaomps,sd lheif
THE subscribers having fs'r nressred 10 dill orde"
Toss NOR, G, t grades "S rely on IN Ii s
Very " Superior aaatss for ,hai our
market II wilt be found, on u.. .. iab.r remosa din
aiord more ather, ana Win in bot water are cons
quenty much cheaper The aoa ars oqrs to zen
ofthe ordinary knd) ana ,a' ouss, of retaining lht
S Snss 'ss ,o amer long
rubbing in the wash'tub. =, .r, ErasiYe, Pear,
The grades above rsiedtn's aaus With the hooss
...ortions. we submit, our products se of them vii
Of 'hs public with confidence GI ,ne hf quality n
justily our recommendation 10 cal and eSaH'
for beinselres before purchasing s'1s" HALL CO..
Jan. 80, 1856 ati. - 1T. for sale 81
r,REsH TEAS, In eaadle. and shJvfsS PATTAs'
i dssis a.
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(ifu Who'd Yard.
II WILLIAMS A co

uAyk opened a new Wood Yard al ESQ. AtIisS
IL & Co 5 Luinter Yard at the Junction Of seeoud
aud Front Sls.. where thes have on hand fall as
sOrtment DrN aud Green God, namely
Hickory, Ash OAK, Maple, Sc,
Which they offer for sale the Lowest Market price,
and would most respectfully solicit all sho are Ia
want TO give call.
r. =. Our wood is four eri long.
uayelfvaft. Jan. - a-hr
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On Friday morning last the fret through
passenger train direct from Quincy arrived
in Chicago,
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a son OF Douglass JerfoId 10 said 10 have
F"gfstsd to THE country, with the in,en.
Hoh Vi connecting himself with the Amen.
can pre.s
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Lo, TIE Poog IspIAS.-The San Fran
cisco papers contain intelligence from the
Indian war in Oregon to the 18th OF De-
cember. Great anxiety was felt as to the
progress of hostilities in the Walia Walla
COUNTRY, and il seemed to be the determine
ton TO exterminate the poor natives where
ever they could be found. without reference
to their friendly or hostile character, or the
orders or wishes OF the resident agents. In
view Of the clouds which now seem to be
gathering around his final Disappearance,
we'll il is for the poor Indian
''lf simple nature TO his hope has given
Behindthe eloud-topp't hill! IN humble heaven;
sone safer world In depth of~oods embraced,
Some happier island in the ws,ery waste,
Where slaves once more their native land attain,
No tends torment, no Christians thirst for gain
LEAP YEAR.-The first instance we have
noticed of the exercise of the privileges Pc
culiar to leap-year. is mentioned by the
Wheeling Times. On the afternoon of
the 23d ult., in that city, Leopold Beaver,
an Austrian youth who had seen some fifty
six summers, was united, som what against
his will, in the bonds of matrimony with
Wilhelmina Hildebrand, native of Hol.
land, and who was some four wears his
senior. II appears that Beaver had been
in this country only few weeks, and was
on his way to the West, having sto pped in
Wheeling to await the opening Of nayiga-
ton. he made the acquaintance of Miss
Hildebrhnd at German boarding house
and she being pleased with his appearance
svsiled herself Of the privileges Of the year
and offered her hand. Leopold replied at.
frmatiyely, and every thing passed on pleas.
antIy, until he renewed his intention Of
travelling westward, but proposed leaving
his betrothed behind This did not suit the
fair ones ideas either OF affection or pro.
priety; she had Leopold arraigned for
breach of promise, and that gentleman
rather than 90 to jail, submitted TO be mar.
ried. Rather al inauspicious commence.
ment,--bu' perhaps Mr. Beaver consoled
himself with rejecting that bad brginniay
sometimes makes good ending.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

-, AItvfuey and C0uh1eIl0f At Law,
utSEhAL LAND AGENT, AND REAL ksiAIE
BROKER
Post Office Building Brady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 10 Ia all psTs vi the
stale; Lands entered aud warrants IL all Land
districts OF The State, Money sstsd nd Taxes paid
br hea- residents; Money leased on upeheumbered
Resl Esiste security; Farms Houses sad Lots leased
ReAi Estate Of all kinda bought and sold Commi.
sion
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sohs ELIoT
ELLIOT q EISKE,
General Commission & Forwarding
N e = c h ~ u is,
Fourth Street, The Depot,
DAxENP PORT. lsbWA
-RREERENcEt

Particular attention paid TO The purchase and sale
u Produce Liberal advances made on Consign
Inents Iash paid 10 r all kind OF Produce
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PROSPECTUS
TWIN CITIES DIRECTORY.
Including the Cities Of Davenport and Rock
Island. and the Villages Of Moline and
East Davenport.
q. tAe Pablie eJthsss Cisifs AID Yiliages:
THE undersigned would respee fully inform YOU
that they propose issuing, about the nrs. day OF
May next, Directory Of these places, in continue
ton Of the volumes issaed last Year, BY Mr.. Nm.
Spencer.
The design of publishing these volumes in one
BOOK Is 10 AFFORD 10 purchasers opportunity OF
tanning information about all the localities without
the inconvenience OF being obliged TO consult two
books Tor that purpose, At the prt ofone book. 1t
VIII aise allow the business Of each place an Cd
portuniiy OF giving their advert semehIs gen
eral circulation
one volume of each Directory ha. been Def, 70 the
public year, and we think they have given very
general satisfaction We intend thai the proposed
volume shall be al i'm prov III that eUok and
II Is necessary that should b- In order pace
with The continnal progre - Of our locality.
The book viii be neat I2mo. Of $50 pages. Ii
wilt contain, besides the usual ist 81 names y.lua
Die statistical and other Information.
mere wiz also be u large space devoted 10 the al
Ierusemenis OF The business mes ofthe PLACES.
Inc price OF the book will DO . per copy ParI Of
our edition VIII be issued la paper eos1rs fur The
purpose OF mailing.
Rates Of Advertising:
one . Page, with copy of,he Book 5000
Quarter Page, a 90
kghts Page, 70
One Page, inserted AMONG tLe psBes, Il w
UJAh greater space 10 De charged according 10
Each Advertiser 1, EMIT cd 10 one copy Of the
book ELENINCk TrRREy
febbrdntf Successors 10 WIN. s. Spencer
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-RRFERENcES:
Nsw-foRE BosTos.
stdfgls, Shaw Co lGiibert X sons,
Eiiery Gibbons, Fearing, ThaleherA Wilton.
Reynoids CushmeH, PHiLApsLPrlA
II hlsied, Broka~ & 10. Palmer, TAoma.d Co.
CHICAGO. r.. ianeoin. Esq.
Henry Fsrnam. Esq., DAvxsroRT.
Raymond * Ward. iCook f. Sargent
y. 5. JesuF u Co, Dabuq n. h. Hoffman, Rsa
Feb. .. is56 -d.Wu
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We learn from the Harrisburg Telegraph
that young lady OF Cumberland County
while sIeighiag one day last week, was
frozen 10 death. She complained to her
companion early IA the evening Of being
very cold. bur there being no public house
near, they did not stop Soon alter, on
comhg to d tavern, she refused 10 yet out.
saying she felt very comfortable and they
drove Oh, Arriving a. home, she had 10 be
assisted ca OF the sleigh, when she was
found II be in o,upor-Iike state. aud
shortly atterward expired.
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated On Fs'
4 ker's addition TO city oil Davenport. All new
possession given Immediately. Terms liberal.
July g5th, 1855. COOK & SARGENl.
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b. + SHoIr A. V. B.REALow.
SHOUP & BARKAL0W,
Late nrm OF Renwiek n SOM
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
bssAr EaIdngs, East cor. Trout and Brady.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agents Tor all the principal Steamboats, Ia pper
mississippi Trade, and eonnesiing with lower Missi
sppi boats Wea have the Agency Tor The ssle OF
salt, sud Keep constantly On hand, fresh and pure
Cement. IRE brick, &c.
Liberal I'd aneenent, IN AIDE bon all ons0pma,t.
Feb. =. le53-tsx VT
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United states Express 90.
A JOINT STOCK CO Capital $500 900.
THE most rapid, reliable and secure means Of
j transit between NEW YORK and the ArL.sTic
CRIES and the GREAT WEST.
Principal OBess, - broadway, n. Y.
10 Seneca ST., Buffalo, y. y.
PRoPRIrrORs AND DiaKCToRs:
u. n. BARNEY, j.. Y. WILLIAMS,
J. MckAY, A. II, BARNEY,
L. NJ. JAMES.
Offices Oh Front 81, Davenport, Iowa. Goods TO
be transported must BE- delivered as follows:
Going East ut 4 +. NJ.
- West C =. NJ.
Davenport, Jan II dtf HULL d PARISH, Agts
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MATERNITY AND INFANTS,
Holloway,a Mediciuss

WYE are agests for the sale Of the above celebra
w ted Medicines, Pills and Ointment in this
city. and would say TO any needing Medicines OF the
kind 10 call and give th, IN trial, as they having
The greatest success OF any Patent Medcin In
Peb4 ALEORpG VAN PATTEN
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stores, Stores.
MULTIPLIED By STOVES.
= n THE ANS "a kH 80 90. =. ~


AND THE ANSWER IS STOVES,
4 THOUGH we cannot keep on hand some 1000
nor 3VOo Stoves, as some sfour ighbors, the rea
stoves that IL becomes difficult 10 supply the de-
maAd, bat new supply Of freight car. have arrive
and been placed On our road and have ompl ated
our arrangements 80 as to be able 10 supply ibc
demands OF all, be The same MOKk OK Less
30 after looking around among all the GONE
HORSE Stove shops In this city, 10 no pnrpose
come To
Twitchell Giliett's,
The oBis stove Emporium In the west and bay
Asee esb a aoss In our prices, for cheapnes.
We defy all compelition--eyery article Narrated,
ma " not satisfactory We refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the LIBERATED
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax:
Black Diamond. for COAL The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
1t kinds Of Parior. ONCE aDt Heating Stoves
Tia and CspP-r Ware on hand III al times. Root
ing Jobting, DC. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Fob 4du DAVENPORT. IOWA
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!
On The svea,ng Of the 5,h inst. stthe oldPennsyi.
van, House, by ee,. BASNL GARvrs, Mr.. THoM-
As AAAAGA y 10 Mrs BARBARA RHODES, all
of this city.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under this head limited nu mber OF .pesial notices
will be inserted al 10 cents per line each 'hseroh
or so cts. per week.
there viii be no tickets circulated for the Dona
ton 80 b. given Rev. Mr.. Llndcrman al the psrsoa-
age this evening. all his friends are invited
The Young Mons Literary Association
Annual course of Lectures.
The Ninth lecture of the course will be delivered
a, the Congregational Church on Friday evening,
February 9Th. bs Rev, JOHN PiERPoNT, of Med.
ford, Nas.
Lecture will eommence at leo clock
Single Tickets 30 cents, for sale At the BOOK stores
aud lie Claire House; Season Tickets ~.
s {. ip;snt 1 cs~~'.ss.
Feb 7-ast 4. NORTON.
Donati Visit
Donstisn Visit will be given TO ths
Rev J. r. LispEahAS BY his friends and the members
of his congregation, at the Parsonage on Brady Street
ON Taur.da. evening, 7th insant
Call and Get One!
We will sell our Stock Of Parof
and oh.s stsvss al COST rather Than keep them
oyes The summer. TwICHkLL & GILLETT.
Davenport, Jan. so-dlw
Money 10 loan on long Tune al
Dee 90 IT. CoRBiS s. BOWS
ieo A GUY, sflhs city. Agent for the Dayenpoa
Da aud Weekly Gaxste. and is sutorired to sssipl in
our SANDERS DAVIS
1000 ZOO feel Dressed AID
addressed Flooring, frsI quality, Tor sale al our
Planning Mill. tdeelltn CoTEs DAVIES.
Five Hundred Thoussadi
500 900 fosI
quality Dressed and ndressd Siding, for sale al out
Le Hlber Yard (deentD CofEs & DAVIES.
20, OOOfeet FissTsuAIITy Dressed Flooring
Tor sale by
dssl DIV BuRNELL, GILLkr 4 CO.
Great Chance fer Bargains!
See Advertisement of
I ADA.HsoN i Rap.
JOB PRINTING.
! Having got oar Stream Prsss Into operation, We
u. aow prepared 10 execute with nestnsss and des
pa,,ii and AT LOWER PRICRs THAN EVER BE-
! POPE PRINTED ~ DAVENPORT, all kinds of
/ PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK,
! fron label OF single nsme p through cards, hand
Bill and po-iersto books. We solicit JOB Work oil
every description, have all the appliances for
| executing 1t rapidly. SANDERS & DAVIS
| bee. 60, 1855.
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Land Office Removed!

Hi. ciaire,s new BIock on Brady Street, over the
-. ~"iNN' -" Nf' Jan ~
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Al A. R d.

yhl r,..s,Ni ,Ara,ns tsb. an. by Rey. Up LIN
SxRMAr, GEORGE c. MELVILLE 10 Mas SARAH
DEMARS, all Of this city.
On The svening Of the j;h inst Stthe oidfenhs!i-
vani, House, Nv se,. BASlkL GARvrs, Mr.. THoM-
As FLANAGAN Ia Mrs BARBARA RHODES, all
of this city.
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Brady Strset, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Fob 4-dtf Davenport. IOWA
Teas

-. Half Chests, ar. Boxes and CAddes Of ,hs
IAOehoIessi lmperials, 6unpo1ders, Young Ny.
sans, oolohgs, Pinchongs md slnehoDgs all OF the
most superior navors add grades The attic niioh ol
lie city trade and dealers IL called TO this lot Of
isas, Tor .aie 81 comparative low prices at The
e Harkeye Store by
Feb Gin JACOB WEAVER, JR. e. co.
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NOT NosR,sIsTAsr. Horace Gr..ley
concludes the letter giving an account OF
The attack made on him by Rust, with the
folio"ing remarks. Before copying them.
''r will state that Mr. VI. Mullen, of Va
"as characterized the motion Of the Arkan.
"a. bully BY much .-yerer language than
that used by Mr. Greeley
II presume this 10 not the last sutraoe IA
which am 10 be submitted | came hers
with clear understanding that il " as about
an even chance whether should or should
not be allowed to go home alive; for nv bu.
''hess here is - unmask hypocrisy, defeat
ifesehery and rebuke meanness, and ,be,e
not dainty smPloyments even in smooth
er times thar cure. Blu, ! shall stay her.
pet SO long as think proper, using great
pialnness Of speech, but endeayor 10 tres,
all men Justly and faithfully. NOV often
i idgs hsrshly, and even be mistaken az To-
acts. bat shall always be ready 10 cor.
'ect my mlstskes and to amend nv Judo.
nents. shall carry no weapons and es
'age IN no brawls; but il rufiians wsyIay md
Issail me | shall certainly not run. and So
ar as able. shall defend myself"
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hn IotR Tor Sale

,INHE undersigned oder for sAle 50 desirAbisioisi
i their additions to Gitsof Davenport, on in"fa
lorms--a credit Of and year, wiilbr 81 en- te
parties who will build this season. ..
June 18Th, 1855 CooKS SARGENT.
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UNIMPROVED LAND FOR SALE.

nm ACRES nnimproved land for sale nesI Ful
lou ton / mile from ID railroad station, being
West of sonth % and Northeast of Sec. 90, I g
lie Also
400 acres near blue Grass at 5000 per acre timber
part miles from the river and near good mills, and
stoue coal A good span OF work horses taken impair
pay. Terms liberal. Apply! 10
deelT EADS & STEWART.
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J AS, RUMBOID JR..
c o N TBA TOR AND BULL DER,

sLop on alley bet sih snd Oh ais, rear " CsasIs
ssao1si and SssI Of Aslnesist CAafsL.
lass sslb 81 sAwu
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The above Fish nil ia prime order and for .nl,
low the Hawk.ye store by
JACOB WAIVER. JR. q co,
Feb C-dImwu Corner srady ana Thlrd ~,
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A Card.

nUS'l fergett TO call on Alvora & Van Patt,uanJ
AIsef one OF those fancy sigAs before they are nj
gone and the SNOW lasts PeL 4
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Town OF Waleott.

NAvEhays for sale one hundred choice building lots
w In tuu Town W aisott and Mt, we'll siia .te d
dive ere lots In the vicinity OF said Town ali DIV
We will sell 10 actual settlers GU liberal tsrIn,.
sspt.,ab.r fss ls55 COOK 81 Sargent.
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STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING FOR SALE.
IN LIE CLAIRE, Frcnts ON two ets.
THIS 10 OF the best business stands In tue ely
/ OF lie Claire. Store Honse 40 feet long, two
stories high and finished OFT above for family good
ell n, and will be sold al great bargain for cash.
Enquire or Dennis Ba II neinie Claire, orsppiy -
ac;22 EADS s STFWART
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Wanted.

4 GIRL 10 do lLe house v 0rk o moderately sized
hEmly Go0dwage. and Kind Treatment guaran.
ieed. Inquiry us, be made at the Gazette Counting
room. Feb. h-dAwlw
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wv notes OF tho above Banks (as Ne have done
since their orSanixstoHl. after the 18th Inst and m
further notice. JanI2 COOK sARGENl.
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Banking.
--BANKERS--

MAChLoT n CoRBlN, Davenport, low.
AAckLoi, coRBiN q WHITE, Fl Desmoine,. L.
REFER TO
Messrs p. CHoTEAuJR. q Co.
john THOMPSON, Esq Banker, New o,.
CASHIER AMERICAN EXCHANGE BaSK,)
Messrs. Trssos d DAMIEN, Ban kors1
- LuCAs d SImoNps, 81 t.,i
:. l.. A. BKNoIsr a. Co,
Cashier tlEatic Bank, Boston, Mas, Near, pa,
Chicago, Ill. f'"haei
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WMMied.

4 LAB TO cell Books aud Magazines in the -
"A Apply Immediately to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited mber OF special notices
will be inserted at 10 cents per line each Insertion,
or so cts. per week.
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Swan Mills.
Iitfit NJ. e. CIRCUIT.
lie Claire, Iowa.
NE ".u.i iniorlA Tue eitizons and trade 81 $50 q
w aud adjoining soaniics, thai are now manu-
featuring very superior article Of Flour which
o1er Al our market quotations In lhis paper, ANA
onorthe following
Great Inducements to Dealers.
We VIII deliver eur Flour by the 10 bbls. ana up.
wards any who're within IS or ~ miles Of our milt
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having all the facilities for making the most mar
kelaGe nourand feeling tsKt We salt both deal.
or hni consumer, Nc respectfully solicit lib raj
share vi pablie patronage.
All orders lei. al Messs Wiley & aluux.r'. on.
posile the Le Claire House, In 5, cond ST., and Sir
.iaas seBen, la Second ST, viii be Thankfully re-
eeiNed and panetaally attended 10.
Jan J3-du
IOR sALE.-Fine brick Lsuse on 9th 81 be-.
Il tween Harrison and Ripley SIS. Excellent we'll
Good Stable, &c, Lot SOY 1850
Apply 10 WM. ALLEN
an - al Land Agent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-12-04
LETTER FROM NEWARK

Mn. EDIToR There ia report current quite
preudical TO the interests Of "Newark Bank which
we would like you to correct We would simply
state that the report is entirely without foundation as
nothing has happened to interrupt It's business One
Friday evening last G.. q Gouley Esq., Of Washing.
ton delivered the lecture previously announced be-
fore the "Shakspera Club.n The lecture which was
full OF instruction. originality and beauty, pre-
nounoed in m earnest and eloquent manner The
Lecturer took astand worthy Of a mind holding and
without abe fear Of expressing Its own opinions he
began by stating the preudices ag iinst the Drama
the estimation in which it Is held by Christian
people, and its influence. He stated that he came to
defend the Legitimate Drama aud recognized it as
% cans, If properly used, OF eevating society. He
gave the opinions Of men noted for their piety as
well as Of others, who might have been too fond of
worldly pleasure. He compared the Drama to
mirror or picture, which showed the deformitses of
the age the variety Of character and the cheokered
incidents Of human life. He thought 1t benefit
but at the sane time acknowledged occasional de-
feots Tho people make the Drama If tho stage
presents an everdrawn picture OF life; picture
flushed with Sensuality Tho people make Il so
He spoke Of the esteem in which IL was once hold,
its writers and its influence upon the morals
Throughout, the lecturer appreciated the good,
cognzed the evil. land give to each what II justly
merits The lecture was we'll received and rohec IS
great credit, upon the lecturer ..l3al y
The next lecture bids fair 10 DO very fine one.
The subject is that interests u.s. and the lecturer
Ia noted for his talent to please we'll instruct
Tho fifth Lecture will be delivered on next Friday
evening by Rev. 8. n. Slack of Newark, subject
THE Fusion of Races In the United States" W.