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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

ANOTHER WITNESS. Anthony MGilnn,
Democrat, who still lives in Lancaster
says he heard James Buchanan, in the Court
House of that city, make the assertion that
"lf thought | had drop OF Democratic
blood in my veins, would let it out" The
Ohio Repository says that there il gentle
man in Canton, who also heard him make
the declaration.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
49, nAIrY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,
AGENTS FOB THE GAZETTE.
Iowa city.

cy & oyI1rT, al The old stand known as the
,,rtion R,5ps, Iowa GU, are Agents fsi The
,ysaport 6ia,oite. Subscribers 70 our Daily can
,.f. their papers every morning by calling at The
.tau1.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
LOCAL MATTERS,

r,asxv MlsrAkE.-Very ludicfous error
,.ooaen,Iy occur in the typography oil a
n. newspaper. Generally trusting to
, ,ood sense of the reader TO attribute
I'M 10 the right source, we seldom eorrecs
lbsm; but when a Buehanier eohcoc'lon
,de from the substitution oil angle
~ 10 effect a mans visibility instead ol
Id. ,i.ibility, rs did littlo paragraph in our
Iost il is attaching entirely too much IN
trance to such iiimsy things.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Children KiIlad

Portland, Aug is.--The train on tie
Cumberland r. r. on Saturday ran over q
wagon, killing two little girls and fatally
iniuring boy, children Of Mr. York, Of Fal-
mouth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Great Fire in Honduras.

New Orleans, Aug. ia conhagratior
at Beleize, Honduras, July 7th destroyed
upwards of a hall million dollars worth Of
properly. Nearly the Whole north side Of
the town 10 in ruins.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

LUeuBRIous.--The N. Y. Macs, Bach
sGnn organ. is doleful. InsPcaking of the
democracy it says
Every man il waiting patiently Tor The
ide of events, each asking the other what ID
going on. Everything and everybody Is as
still and cold as the snow.espped Alps, eVl-
IDENTIFY waiting for an avalanche"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

VIM. NJ. Burwell, late editor OF the
Washington Organ, has resigned his seatin
the Virginia Legislature, because he cam
not longer act with the Know Nothing
party against the election Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge. - Detroit Free Press.
Dir. Burweil is one of the most ultra and
active Know Nothings in the country, and
finds a cordial welcome into the Buchanan
ranks, without abandoning, in the least, any
Of his principles, of which he has two
slavery extension and opposition to for
eigners. Chi. Dem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

Fan or House. IN Rock lsLAsD.--A
pew brick building, two stories high, al the
,oroer Of Illinois and Elk streets, fell with
= tremendous crash on Saturday evening
last. Nobody injured cause OF the acci'
,lent. digging cellar on the adjoining lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

FloUR.-Mr. Burrows, having recently
repaired his mills, is now running five pairs
# stone and turning out over 400 barrels OF
-four each day, or 1900 per week. No fear
of tile citizens of Davenport suffering for
tLe want Of bread
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

NJ. John G. Dsvie has this day been admit
vi tee Partner in our arm. The business WIN
be continued as heretofore. and under The II Il o
name and style. COON ( SARGENT
a al
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

NEW HorEL--At a meeting of citizens
held on Monday evening, committee OF
three was appointed to solicit subscriptions
In, hotel TO be erected OH the corner OF
Fourth and Perry streets.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

GRUMPY CousTy.-A friend and resident
0l this county now in our city, informs US
that they polIed just one hundred votes,
a5nety.nine Of which were Republicans!
one old man who could neither read nor
arte, persisted in voting the Pro-Slavey
lcket Our friend says that they will do
better than that at the November election,
as there are about two hundred voters in
the county and the aforesaid old gentleman
is the only Buchanier among them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Its,ts Of Tho Late Storm at the South

Washington, Aug. Is.
A dispst,h from New Orleans has been
received here. II states that the steamer
Perseverance was not injured il the rscen,
storm. TIE Nautilus left Galveston on
Friday evening previous to the storm win
80 passengers, So 900 in specie and large
number OF cattle. She must nave neeh on
Last lslaud about the time oil the gale, ana
as she has not been heard OF since' iesf'
are entertained for her safety
The gale had been seiy desJuetSe TO
the crops in southern Lonsiana' but ID
believed that il was no, very severe al Gai'
weston. -.t...a.aH ..-.-.... s-'ai.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Well Digging.

'hNHE subscriber Ia at all times ready to dig Wells
aud Clslerns. Ito may be found at Mir. snltth ;
on Harrison, east SIDE, tetWe0u 9Th and stu stS. -
Aug5 d3ms EDWARD SENtON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
BUILDING LOTS

L'6h safe at fair prices aud all on long credit. ~
l. facilitate Improvements
COOK q SARGENT
Will sell lot. 10 parties who will build them this
season, a! moderate prices Aud on credit OF /, 2
pLd Years. uas Az
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
New Orleans, Aug. l6

Capt. TT ibot Of the steamer LOUISIANA,
reports tie loss Of the ship Marseills' Of
Bath, from Bordeaux for New Orleans on
Timbelir Islands, ten Of her crew were lost
and Captain Rogers had leg broken
Her cargo of wines and brandes were most
ly lost. .ar .at.'
Capt Talbot also saw several cabin
doors and the BOBBY hatch OF the steamer
Nautilus, and several dead bodies well
dressed, supposed to have been pass en-
gers. ...-. -." ....
Several vessels went ashore on the lake
during the Storm, or were Otherwise dam
aged The Grand Gallon Island is unln
used. -..~ .-= .a-,-.a a..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
READING for SUMMED

Piazza Tales, by iIermaa Melville 81 90
Modern story Teller, PaiuaU's Library %
Pnnl FeIroii, a tale l,pO
Gerard, the Lion Killer illustrated lfJI
Gabriel yuue, his fortune aud friends -
Worth and Wealth, ~ fn,H,ah hant, i533
'rreurhes Poems u OD
Life OF Callerop, by Il. Tr1ugh -
Six Months In Kansas 30
How 10 get Rich 20
BUnsly Papers or Irish fcaos lU0
Ship Carpenters Family 100
Gh3 0redi West, with Maps, se. %
Tho Earnest Man OF Life of DR.. Ju t.ou 100
knowledge is Power les
Adventures OF Robert Romsine J,a3
Bo5sa1l Morton, by +. Pirkmaa, l,a9
States " the Great West. 1900 ] -
My Cousin smooth ."
e. At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No 80 Brady Street aesr the Posi- once.
no. Gath tEii ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Selling Rates Of Exchange,
BY COOK 4 SARGENT.
Fort Des Moines Land Agency
Ian ID WARRA NTS.

THE nndersxped have for SAFE Land Warrants a Z
j different sizes, whchthey will seifor cash or or
time TO suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention to selection aud
Location u lands in Fort Des Moines, Fort bod {,
CharaH and other Western Land Districts. Also 10
pay me Ut nftaxes and land business generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Daakiaa.
MeoRZG0R, L. IVES q BLAKExoRz,
BANKERS,

II -
- :
M.D0sss, na,l aass. capa ans 49, caa
ayD LasDW asRAsTs,
DAVEsPokf, IOWA.
~, :. ~ 49, @ 10. s,si
~ sans,sg -. y, NJ ,1bt a,aft. ~,
's, IT, 80 f,a.,ht sod and Ioca.sJ pr
" ii " 10 i, tyeb.. ~ md II. ,gtnt
so5at a'1st"" - K .ei.rt;',,, f f,Ja. a.
ana county Pt'P'' ''''' =
endfs. Il. rh yrs. Eo.l,u. Phuaan,.
u golza' ehs"s y ei,,' pi,f.bgrg Clnei..
p'.tu T. 80 IL /, 80 sIurya FOR sale 80 sifa
20 anti purchasers. 4a'Si 'ass'''aS @'''
N an a.. eacnshsr. fj,.t5.i f,.lt and -o,t.
IL uoiu hi,i 't.'fi i w 78mi,aui xsa Yas
~ i'i9 u'i'J ~ -, Al .hfrf latr. h1ue.'
~. ty"os @ ..l E.ti. .sely.fta, urgenY.
at small eoInnissisn,
Y Finleres. allowed on dep nItes. reD- =
ALEx W. MGRE00R,
| gotsrv pntIio ana ynsuranee Agent,
Nosaiy HuD4t- ~" 49, ts k,.t a,
more,
prsI PeTATr
p,,ca, Nell Ed ,hs hnv,ny and
selling Real EsiAts on com mi s.ion Paying ofTsx
esSe, &c.
Having coapletc abstracts >ftitle.to ali ahos "
correct asstrbes; Draw Deeds, Nor
sssxt4,a.rs .,,a,,,. n,,pre and on The ma.
rsn.onabIs teruEs.
H'GREGoR, EAWEs & BLAK EAlokE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Proclamation Of the President Calling an
Bxtra Session.

Proclamation Of the President Calling an
Bxtra Session.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.--There was q
meeting OF the Cabinet this evening. The
following was decided upon by the Pres
ideBl;
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, hostilites exist with various
Indian tribes on the remote frontiers OF the
United States, whilst in other respects the
public peace is seriously threatened. Con-
gress has adjourned without granting the
necessary supplies for the army, depriving
the Executive Of the power 10 perform his
DUTY in relation to the common defense and
security and o. an extraordinary occasion
has thus arisen for assembling the two
Houses Of Congress, do, therefore, BY this
proclamation, convene the said Houses to
NEE, at the Capitol in the City of Washing
ton on Thursday the -2lst day Of August,
hereby requiring the respective Senators
and Representatives then and there to as.
semble and consult and determine on such
measures Us the state Of the Union may re-
quire. In testimony thereof. have caused
the seal of the u ). to be hereby affixed
and signed with my hand. Done at the
City Of Washington this 18th day of August
in the year ut our Lord 1856 and of the In
irpe nde nee Of the United States the sIst
by order FRAsKLis PIERCE.
WI. MARCY. Secretary of State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Cheesei

DKIME Western Reserve and Gupptry haiE NAesSs
i for sale Nhoie*aie aud retalihy :, ,,,.,,,,,
,n,o ALTDHD a VAN FAITEN, 81
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
TALLMAN 4 POMER Rs.

TAILMAN d POW ERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office IN AtkiRs0as block, Second Street, Be.
tpeen Brad,5und Moia.
offer for sale Tie foilosfhg vains Pea, Ia
City Property in Davenport.
l. House and lot on Third Street near the corncrc
}, SIX lots on the south west corner of Fourth ard
3. ski al North Davenport, between Perry and
Al he asove lots are well situated and In paris Of
Ie city most rapidly improving and viii BIZ sel'ioh
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
), Of Il. s. % 7. 70 \. RsDge5 rest 90 acres.
NJ ON. =. @I.7e y ka9ge iwssi r,isetes
y Is ofs. i, y I - \. Range . y esi 4uaef-s
Ihs above iand- are NJ Oh the Ire tire ra,Ir.sa
rom Davenport 70 lows'9i'y.
Clinton County
Nine hundred Gcrss Of rfattie ard rtHalf rcrea ~
timber land Dear Eitira 2. o. seven uies frens fy
ons, cialen Co., hear he ri ife-di az eASee sid
Ihr s5oYc property viii be seldom liaeFafcretit
Scott county.
improved farm one mil. and hair irom frinfs
Jon. sixty acres i!r7t rate iand, well improved visa
good houses. MIG be sold at hslgAiii.
Poueshiek County I
Two hundred and my acres ane prairie land ~"
miles north Of @ontezun., M toahts seat
s'S ''-'''''ii sso,,co
Ito acre. nhimpteyed landtwo miles frsr Hitkary
Grove, three mites from "rlsoli' ten m'!e' hoi"
IJAN cHpofi, We'll y &tcfrd-
IGGarres i've mites Horlh wrstfrom Hickory Grove
Yefl eoice laHd. =5t=
Near Davenport. -e
One and 0ne-ha mllos from Court ttouse on The
bluh, With snperb views of river and surrounding
country. A snaifarm II 45actes under Tho hishsal,
| state of ealtIVlrda and well supplied with ffgit
Trees The mos beautiful laEd Ia The yicil,ly Abe
ely s.--.s e-ty4ss~ 45s ~. .---.s-..ss
Seven miles from Davenport.
farm 90 acres, 40 under Guilty. alton, 10 Of tlnf-
Der. A peser failing stream through Il. WIN
besold very cheap. ..-. - s4l-a4'H-s
$500 a-sH Near Waieott.
~ Acres ~ clioice prairie bargain
At North Davenport,
A ls.s,ftjf,i ye. acre lot.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

OPEESG OUT.--Messrs. Strauss GObeFn-
3grer are now opening out IN the store ad-
Joining the Post Office an extensive sssort-
mcnt of dry goods and clothing, to which
they invite the attention Of the public.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

ali Pennsylvania can be kept out OF the
lands Of the spoilers by our hutnble aid, ii
shall not be wanting MIR. Fillmore was
our first choice, but il is evident that he
cannot now carry Pennsyl, anla, and such
being the case, we shall play no 'Birney'
game in the coming contest"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
panhiag.
--RANKERS..

--BA NkEKS-
sae skLST so saas 3 ii ffk, H.so-e.
eKFSs yy--
Me,sfs p. Caorxatds & c., *sa Fark
CA-HtzR AMERICAN E4GaasCx BAsf,t
ssssfs. Tx.sos & D.E3Er, 5aaAsIs,y
:" LuCAs & Sisnt1s, Z st+A,sts
50 g.. A. BgsoIsq- d Co.,.. ~
ea.hlsrAtlaasic Bans ,l.ostea, Mass tassa Taouil
a. outc.lays, Ha,;ttaofe, n n sSit, hs1. ,hanAsf
Chicago, i'i. sta' H g
Honey Reunited 70 Europe.
S,iGhf drafts o. D4siih .4t LiYsrloofa sums .
March 80, 81 n ~ M cKLoT q coasis
SELLING RATES OF EXCHANGE,
BY HACkEof & cO.BiN.
II
sisai kseAaasei y sam.te ,liiparessssfa,on
se.o gorL' stna
PhiIadsiph,a,
i bait more, lsru= 4 - :"
Pittsburgh, :.
81. Louis, .t0l ;.
Cincinnati,
Also, buy ana sell EtsHangs On England, lreia.d
scotland. France a,l Germany: Jane.
CIGHT and,ime bis g; lev. seash!sy
T AND waKR1aIs--I5o, sa,al ! % acre Land Y. AZ
lzraut., for ..le os N.tckkiof coRhis'
EXCHANGE on tho East and south ~ suns % sni'
n for sale By n MAckLoT q CoRRIN.
G JUNE a.. r. 'l"s o'i' On s IL A coRsIs
Il NJ Jshe T.. S'nss SaiaacKioT & cosBrs.
Land Warrants.
A LWAYs on had large supply aad fnr'a-r -
nes Sa - MAeKLoT 4 coRBIy.
MONEY 10 loan - l5ng and short time: ,,,,.
MI Jnuei1 MACkEOT T. foRBiN.
Ions p. n. T.LLs.s, rnsshrsPowrfs
PoushkeebsIe. y. Y. DayerPori,iowa.
TALIMAN L POWERS.
Atiorneysa CounseIIOrsat Inv,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oce south side Of second street opposite leClaire
Block .0yor Wiley's atore.
ASDs boughtard sold on Commission. Having
j sal.o an Office IN Eastern NJ. York, al point
from which aIarxe emigration may peeed during
the present season, We have unusual advantages :"
| dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
| Y'I.oansaegotiaied on Real EstatsseeRry.
-REFEREseEs-
| New York ciiy. Psughkeelsie. NJ.
| Hon. John Van barren. Hon. charieeh Rusgle.,
;. Charlie. st o:conor. II gasser.S %,
S ws% sis.s.s! g sss;9 l. s.i aaIo
Albany. Ny. HIM. Hoyatio seymour
Hon. SssEs ref ,s sos. ssS1s sna
Apli3d Wit W R.Mood and Go.
BOUNTY LANDS.
TIE undarsigned are now prepared 20 procure
: Land Harrantstor atlpofsohs entitled 20 them
Il nder tile iateact ~ Congress stk WE
Land Warrants located in ap5 CO in the state
TaLLaiAN Il POWERS
ApriIi8 .ia55-dt gs. fs
NOTICE.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate security.
vi Good Paper discounted
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold
Time Drafts. ascep tancss discounted
Stocks, Bonds bought. and sold on t0mgaissio..
Eastern Collections promptly made
TALLAAS * POWERS,
Ofee Wasy' store, South side Of soeoud street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

PoLlrIcAL STRAws.-The Gazette, OF
Lewiston, Mitlln County, Pennsylvania has
concluded TO give up its first love, Fillmore,
ior the cause, and support Fremont and
DAYTON. II says:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

Plain, Dotted and Figure a SWISS
NEsiStFN$, -a.--r
81 iy 10 WAnSWCGTH'S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

IIIGH HopEs.-The Burlington Gaz ell:
saws Of the Iowa election, eve are astonish.
"A that our defeat was not more complete,'
and the D.mocrat OF this city says, that the
Republican majority was not 80 great as
anticipated, What high hopes these edi-
tors must have had tor their party, and yet
ii YOU would believe 1.-THE of their as
segerations previous to the election, you
would have supposed that Iowa, body and
soul, was attached to the juggernautie car
Of Slavery, which threatens to ran across
tbe Union and "crush CUT the last spark Of
Freedom. Even set some OF them maintain
that Iowa sill give her electoral vote for
Buchanan. They calculate too strongly
upon the influence of the Fillmore vote.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

no, FOR IoWA--fWO Of our we'll known
citizens, Jacob kieler aud Adam Hornung,
lave purchased house in Davenport
iowa, known as the New York Hotel,
where they design locating in the future.
Nc. II. is az present in possession, and Mr..
Keller having returned after his family, viii
.aaye in feW days. Success to our enter
prislng whilom citizens. They are just the
men to make money, sns we are certain
will make most excellent hos;s.--CrRcin-
adti Times.
We have welcome for all good and en-
,erprisng men to our city and hope thst
Nessrs. Keler and Hornung may DO vel! at
their business.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

NOTICE. -
NfOSEY loaned on Real Estate security.
NJ Good Paper discounted
Eastern ESchaage Bought and Sold
Time Drafts. asce ptances dsc5sated.
Stocks, Bonds bought. and sold an t0mrlisso.,.
Eastern Collections promptly made s.l
TALLAAS u POWERS,
Ofee Wasy's store South side Of soeond street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20


On aIlparis the United States bought and sold.
COOK, SARGENT Z COOK,
Banker am and A gents,
Fort Dss Mones, lows
Atlanta snd interior Banks.
WE shall continue 20 receive and pay out the
w notes OF tho above Banks las we have done
their ofg2nizai0nl after The 18Th inst and li
further notice. JanI2l COOK \ SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20
Rare Chance 10 secure
FOR LEASE

These lapds selected many wears ago. syd
coaiPrise some OF the best lands in Scott Coanty,
and have never been before offered 70 eaie.
Mch I'd &c COOK s. SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

I CTS %, AZ In Block 20, corner OF Farnam ans
IL Third Streets.
Api7du COOK & SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

Improved Farms.S
aiU aar ish s,r,s mp ro%, farm rsiies froobay-
euuor. ai u al tia ali good board FENCE,
with Usage OfaIl -. hon az, stab ~, etc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-20

We hear that Ebenezer Cook, Esq, one
If The Fillmore candidates for electors is
about to take the stump in behalf Of his
ticket, aud that Hon. John Z. Cook will
coon return from Washington and stump
the State Of Iowa ior Fillmore X. |. Ar
gas
We have M authority for eontradicting
t.le above, but feel qaitr sure it is mis- AXE,
as both gentlemen are engaged IN a much
better and more profitable business than
stamping it for Fillmore in the glorious
Fremont State Of Iowa,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-25
7ANcE.- OFFICE IN OAK HALL, THIRD STORY.
HTLLsDALE, MICH TUESDAY, MARCH 25. 1856

which it is now placed-surcndering for the
occasion all questions of minor differences Of
policy, and reform and personal predictions
for men of this or that party, and giving as
did the patriots of the Revolution the whole
heart to the cause and nothing but the cause,
and thus by joint consent ensure glorious
triumph for the conservative principles Of cur
dovcrnment-the public will. The candidate
OF such mass meeting would stand above
the conflicts Of partizan politics, and like the
elevated chiefs who led in the establishment
OF our independence, would value no man
bat as q contributor to the success of the
great cause of the country.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-25

The Rev. DANIEL WALDO, THE AoEp
CHApLAIN.-Ths clergyman, recently elect.
ed Chaplain to the House of Representatives
left Syracuse, N. Y. on Tuesday week to take
his place as Chaplain to that body The
Syracuse Journal of Wednesday thus an
nounccs his departure from that place
He was met at the residence of Gen.
Granger, previous to his departure, by nun
Der of our citizens, who congratulated him
on his election, and bade him FAREWELL
They accompanied him to the railroad and
saw him safely seated in the cars, which left
Mt III o'clock. lf ~ 1'.s'aA
Rev. Daniel Waldo was born in Windham,
Connecticut, Sept 10th, 1852. He was
drafted for the revolutionary struggle at IG.
In 1870 he enlisted for eight months in the
service of the State; was taken prisoner at
Hoseneck, where he escaped immediate
death, as if by providential intcrpostion.
From thence he was taken to New York and
confnedin in the Sugar House. AT the same
period his father and three brothers were in
the ranks of the American army, battling the
invading foe, denouncing tyrans, defending
liberty. al -
After peace was declared, he renewed his
studies, and in 1884 entered upon his collie
giate course at Yale College. In 1889 he
entered the ministry, was settled at West
Scofheld, and remained there eighteen years,
from 1901. For the next four years his timc
was divided between preaching at Cambridge
port and adjacent congregations, and service
for the Society for the promotion Of Christian
knowledge. r
In the war Of 1912, he was chaplain TO
Col. Belcehr's regiment at Grotou. Soon af-
ter this he was settled at East Greenwich
with missionary duties, and remained there
nine years, was then one year at Harvard,
Mass, from which he was called to Exeter
Lebanon Co., where he remained twelve
years For the last twenty years he has re-
sided in this State with his son f. y. Waldo.
In this brief narrative Of dates and Of facts
it is seen that liberty dawned upon his path
way and illuminated the morning Of his life
that religion flooded his soul and brighten
ed his tolls, while patriotism conseerated his
duties. His private life has been dignfcd
and full of virtues, temperate in every thing,
blessed with a calmness Of disposition never
uffled by storm. Witha constitution which
has bore him through ninety, three, Winter
without disease, he stands to-day o patriarch
amid the grandsons of .his, youthful friends,
the minister of n religion he has digpifed foy
three qnalters Of ccntuary, and the apostle
of n. constitutional liberty he Helped ltp
achieve, and which he has never tctrayed.z
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RAILRoAD AccIpEYTs7T'wo engipcs and q
a.spow plow ran oft The track on ,she, Grand
Trunk Railway, Thursday afternoon, about
90 miles above Montreal. One man WAIKIKI
cd and two persons badly injured
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JEWELRY STORE.

Watch, Clock, md Jewelry Repanng.
rNHE subscriber has removed his Jewey Store
side Of Broad ST. opposite his old stand where may
found at all seaonabe hours ready TO do work in his line
busnes short notice.
eY He also keeps Watches, Clocks, specacle Jewelry
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE Of good quality and
the most reasonable prices l. 7. BRYAN.
Hlsdss, Aug. 81, '54.
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XIIL locate permanently In Hilsdae, and tenders his
w professional services to the Inhabitants Of this viii
age and its vicinity The system Of medicine he practices
experience has proven superior in safety and efficacy to
Aopat systems whose heavy and poisonous Doses break
down the constitution aud Is utterly inadequate per-
manently the majority of chronic diseases in which
Homeopathy is specific and reliable He admits and advises
the Of WATER in all its modes of application, suitable
to each Particular attention will b paid all diseases
OF children. II febp 56tf