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The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
&GuEG EstamU.
Coal, Coal!

rt,lI..IHuHAs \ uo.afe noa feco.fLng, al
1 itbatf grsd near she rail- road dapoI, ldO IoNH
JF COAL DAtLl fof FaeI ana '''"'h '"aS 40 ."
.qfioF lu LAls Market
owing 90 a combination ut ine wlnsrs 10 faise the
..g.., ui ltaI-. which We would not ER1mll to-~R'
bic for BhufiIIme 10 supply oar custom
va Ert having sucuueaed ~ hreahiog up this cusi'
.ftui, (lu wLcAthe community has Ao small inisT'
.IN " aru new prepared ~ deliver IN this ely 81
t,r,. as. nu application at the Yard.
Fy,L island JuHJ at
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
Al THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and hi anufacturing
En- % Kf T.N.
A. g4sTEg3L ~ 60,

A. GAsTEEE. u 60,
I,AkE this opporluniy To INFORM the publc tina
/ they have received at tiueir store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been trought 10 this market. The
Goods which oerto The Inspection OF the citizens
o OIthis town surpass In design and anish anything
lhaI can be offered them this side Of New York, being
selected with the greatest and from The mosI
te lsne houses in the Eastern markets. and with a
view TO satisfy the tast les oi all our customers.
Nehaye also full and complete assortment OF
The latest aud most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which beyond douei ths most desirable 10 be
found IN this city. Among which arJ Gents' Shirts,
Uudershirts, Stocks, CrasaIs, Gloves, Suspenders,
Hose, &C.
Particulaf attention viii be paid, heretofore 10
tk making up Of garments in style unsurpassed b!
any similar establishment
Full suits made on sho ortest notice, and warranted
suit. ..-
Thank ia for the bestowal ofpast liberal iayors oi
the public, We take pleasure in pledging renewed
ndsy, and solicit SHARE Of The public patronage.
api - DIFF A. CASTEEL Il co.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
New Goods. New foods!
e ID w ARD ALDEN
.Ncfch0Hs Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
K Q a d y M a de Clot hing.

Re d y M a de Clot hing /,
Cloths, csssimsres, vestings, Gents Fur
uishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
I / ASJust returned from the east with one ol the
IL largest and bestseleeted stocks of goods ever
onered for lin this market consisting in part Of
t!4e following articles:
BROADCLOTHS.
Engish, French, German and american, Of The f.
nest quality and latest styi' of goods.
CASSiMERES.
English, French and Anasrtcan of every variety oi
style, color and quality
VESTINGS.
White Marseiiles, Matala sse, White london Figur-
ed iinsel and Golored Silks, Fancy and Plain Sls
Velvet, Fancy SIX and linen Italian SIX Greaa
dine, Satin, italian c 10th, six Plu-, ana Fancy
Cashmere III great variety.
ONERCOATiNG.
Black, Blue aud Brumn Broadelolh UniOn, VI latney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown aud Malberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and Satars of The Ia
READY MADE
over. Coats Over Sacks. sur,nais, Reehng Jackets
and Taimas, Fsock aud Dress Erork Goats oil ali
qualities tnd styles, Silk, Velvet, Plush, Cloth,
double and tSsI fancy and plain Cashmere ard
Dneskin Pants; Dsn'n and Guernsey Frocks, zap
pers sRd Overas.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain Hnen corded and Paris
bo -ons, fancy colorcd Sar!s, ailh common and pol
la Wristbands; string Debrses, corded Byron, pol
IA Collars, Neck Ties, Stocks, fancy aud and plan
Cravats; Gloves-white, black and coior.d KID linz
ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Berlin,
Union and German and Fur Gauntieis; WOOL meri-
no and cotton Hose; white and fancy linen and ailS
handk srchef.; embroieredlamb's wool, " hiIe and
mixed merino and silk Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Miits, Scaris, Mufiers, tents ShaHll ard
Shawl Pins Umbrellas, Carpet Sacks, and all otaer
articles uaiiy kept by the trade, all of which -
respectfully submitted 10 The examination OF Gus.
toners.
Aaeatly eali Will seeur choice selections.
RBNARD eI.DRS
Second street, opposite LeClaire Row, Dave nyof.,
Iowa, (bel W.en Maia s. Brady J sep6dti
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
SAMUEL PERRY.


Merchant TRi1olr
HAS onhand a ne,s and null assortment OF French
IL and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Veslngs
suitable for the season, which he Will make up 10
measure on short motto and reasonable terms.
(TTREADY MADE CLOTHING,
or all kinds for Spring and Summer wear, which
W IN be sol schsap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A zeod supply ofeyeryt thing necessary Tor gentle
mans wardrobe. Spring style Os Hats,
Gaps, Trunks, Saiices, Ac.
P.S. Would invite thoseaboutl 10 purchase goods
theaboyo line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. one price only. No trouble to shUs
goods. Ihaakfalfo pastfayors hopesa continuance
. ofthes anne. sFs1 SAN U Ell PERRY.
davenport April Is 1885
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
BUY YOUR STOVES

NHfHERE iiiaIWays be found one oflhc bestas
w sortmehtz of stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Nife, Jspanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Ware IL This city Among his assortment Of
> Il q Y Il =
are the .eeiebtAltd Climax and Charter 0ak Cooi
stove ?, cont ar wood; Il 4 Ini, aud complete
sJtlne NJ Parl1t, E1z SHi Heating Seyes, EieVste
oven Stoves, aud many other patterns too numer
ou- 10 mention. cur motto IL, Quick Sales and
small Profits Good work, all warranted or no sale
one dollar save tis dollar med; aud by eallins
at this Stove store on viii IL and get iusi a.
good an article al any other house.
Particular attention paid 20 House RO0nng, spout
lag and Job Work IN general out of good Tin and
stock, hoping to receive share OF the public pst
r0hsgr - inir motto HQaist salae and Smat
Profits - fsep6) ". h. HORNE,
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21


Stores, stores,
MuLTipLlED BY STOVES
AND THE ANSWER is SEOt as!
4 L1HouGH We cannot Keep on Rand some 2n0O
OF 1O,h StoXGs, ss.ome st our neghbnrs, the rea
sons are, we sell so cheap ANA good article Of
stoves that ii becomes dnicat 10 supply tta de-
masi suta new supply 0i freight ears have sfIlVel
aud placed on our road, and have completed
oar aFIang gements be able II supply Inc
demands Ofa, be the same MORE OR Less
80 after looking around among all the "UNE
HORSE" stdve shops ia this city, To an purpose,
! 5Gmeto
Twitehell s diitettH,
the only steve Emporium ia the West, aud buy
store az stOus. Ia our prices, for ehsapness,
" q defy all cnmpottIpn-eveTy article i5aFraRttd,
hud il not satisfactory, We reand The money. Among
our assortment may De found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax
BLACK Diamond. for coaij The King OF
stoves and Governor, elevated ovens,
All kinds al Fafi0r, Office ano Heating Stoves
Tia aad CoppeF Ware om hand al all times, ROOF.
.lz JobtGg, Sc. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r ..
Feb 1dif bANFNfokl, IOWA.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
NEW Tan sVOtsE


,IIE subzcribeTs have lust opaUed Il on HaT
/ rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
may intend manufacturing aud keeping CONSTANTLY
"n hand all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
fariituar attention paid 10 Rnuiing, spouting aud
tubbink. Country ine rchants can rely upon being
-uuplieL Will 4 N ware al wholesale prices.
Rags old copper, lead, ae.. taEen IA exchange Tot
- Al tsE ltp GRANTEES N HEIL.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21

tHEAF
sssfssbss AXE ~ S'asssI, STORE
NEN saEsss.h hAsGNI.
4. HAVE Just opened an eAttns.rs stJcE of Stoves
as1A aud Hardware IN the OLD STAND Oh II. H.
sax3V SMITH co,
@Gsrner Front ana brady streets,
Where there can be found large aud complete
iurut ui
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
tas Spikes, Glass Carpenters aud Joiners Tools, and
"a act everything the Hardware hua which will soil
l cash cheaper than be had at any establishment Ill
tbs cry.
Give hi 2 JaIl.
Don't forget the place Cy,lf ,,J N..I H,4iF Streets
opposite the Ferry IAndn-,
uiayJdNII " ~. FARMER.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
STOVES AT WOLESAI.E'
The Largest Stove store
| $50 x1. yETx~xsss


stTE shall receive On the opening Of CATION the
w largest stock 0f SfofkS ana TIMERS
SrOCk over brought 10 The State 81 iowa. Among
The numerous articles which We shall keep constant
w on hand for timers Tin Plate, Sheer iran
Boiler rom No. r. Ia -, Charcoal DO, Russia do,
iMiLdtf6n Russia do, Hirs, tsaasd GoFper'S, Bra
ar's do, Block tin, Lead, Copper B0ttOas, Marital
TO-, isgH Rioets ali sizes, GRpef do. aH tt#d5 ~
gFsgse DaTs. JapHHHed do. TiHRsFs 70ot5 and Ne
ara all persons aVoriBg with order, that -
w.l sell them goods in line as low they can 6s
bought in Chicago or ST. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying Tor tbem heretofore 10 THE
place, and FsrDs TO SUIT.
Please give uE aau and learn our prices, and
tnen we thibE ..il speed neih et time nor nor
6y heresu~i' t"Etne Al the Two places sb'Fe
raHrJ
N, " Sic ,5ar .ts, So shall reet i've all assorl'
meuta- rl.# ,#.sa iUsi Goods BY faiifoad, sum
GI8nl ta Sits. ri -ta- r.suedlste demand.
tarr0tss t.. ...aaIs rely upon being supplied
Ii ~ Fa.as 30, l1saga aud nH favorable terms al
oiI F.-. ,.,rfsr &C., &c, &e, taksn 81 es
rhnhg loo. laE#-
NJ I huI,sa-' HlasE, front Street,
M,ht .,faStt Wi1kbEsHAM X HIGhS.
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.


Boys Youths and Infants Boots
\ 6Ases sias' by ''iel W. above s'"' Mp a'.' vow
hrta DAWSON, GRIGGs * 90.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
~ B make every styie aal quality OF Boots. Gai-
w ters, Dyiptd ties, aud due Calf Shoes for genl Z
. snort notice, ofprime stock.
those who want 'sti0me Ande'' work will pleas
take rJlicr.
peta DAWSON, GRIGGs Il co.
dents CATERS! Boys' CATERS! Youths Caters!
slNHE largest and best stock we have ever offered
Fine Cali, sewed aud pegged, double and single
sole. Black and DraD 10th Caters; Patent Leather
ana Buck.kip Gslier5, tor sale very cheap by
Dsea DAWSON, GR1GGs co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots
A LSO Rubber Sandals Caters and Slippers for Is
= dio- aud Gents, Misses and children, by
Dee DAWSON, GRiGGs co.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet!
hAWSOS, GRIGGs s. co. haye complete as
~ aurtuient of Fur-ltned CloJh and Buffalo over
sBDes, Tor sale cheap. dee3
THE SHOE TRADE
fuuNlRY Msrchants are invited to call and es.
u smine our a-sorinnBt which Is J,sI suited to this
Hs5t at our prices u ~ ~ sil times be ~ low
Daeg DAWSON. GRlGuS co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen.
, AIDES oAli, Kip, c oat aud hid Boots;
l. j" 4 Misses kii, Morocco, In Boots d siiPpes
.' Peg'da se~ed Kid Enamel ~ Goat Ruskius
DAWSON, aHiGGS, = co,
Brady street, door from2 I'd. davenport, iowa.
NJ . r I c. e!
- q. DAWSON & CO., have formed
- partnership WITH. II. uriggs, under the name
aa.a = We OF Dawson. Grisgs & Co, 10 take effect
an lla Isl DAY OF osember, 1855.
All persona having unsettled accounts with the old
hfn requested ~ call aud settle. 0ct25
For the Ladies.
INRENCi Kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
4 and Velvet slippers.
Ai5uS kii, Congress, English aud French Lasting
naitets, from ,sI 10 s2,.s per pair, for sale by
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
U V-arbs.
a-gSgsss, y MYERS, DENTI5T,
'YYf93S Has rsmoved his ofioe to ssc5na
1l1p St between Brady and Perry, 4

Tow doors sast Oh gM.th's store
IT, hopes that tue ttrsa years c3.s.st fgasi.a
70 lis ally has given such saljfGctiqr az viii induce
those wishing tbs iasT;2es tf Dentist p seek his
GsE location
A. " his ayrs @ar 44.Has - faie.snc9s cEE &c
gtton u isstFe1 -ept2 's5 Gwtf
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21

OF
L. L. o vD @ n - O i IA
WHOLESALE aad kETAfI.
HAbISG lust returned from the east HiIi tEEss
IL times large a stock of Clothing aud
Lenfs' Furnishin. Gopds as uas e1sv Oh
tered IN this market aI1 u Is pr esut less pytJ.
i.el confident that SAT- the pnblic n price s1A
quality. Having had twJ years eNperisnce 10 THIS
city, and kroxAg well TIE wants Of the peDpi9.
aaye selected this stock 81 opds from the best
manufacturers and Of the be.t qualities. among
shieh quay be found two thousand 0Ser-Coats
rom 10 % dollars: four Thousand pgItA Pants IL
price from IS cents to Sc; thougapd vests
rom 20 cents TO 10 dollars: Dress Goa u from D
~ % dollars; frOck o ta - dollars: sack 10 Ij
dollars; shirts from 80 cts. TO s4.e0: Hats,
Caps. Cents fu rnis Il ing Goods, in price
aud quality to sat purchasers. All goods bought of
mG warranted A. NJ. / article.
hereby return my sincere thanks for the patron
age heretofore so liberaliy bestowed aud hope
still To me rit and receive ths No LeClairs
block, Il. LOWESSTEIN.
r. \. Country Merchants viii do well to call and
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere fhey
will find low figures and reasona BILE terms
& dwtI
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
Isz1EdDE AZ
NJ. -, lEoo r. =.

a. E=St LsLA AASSI&-@
FtoE tEW HkvEN, CT.
FEta'uI haunsri sign aud Ornamental F.!ztsg.
NHtnsr o. Weed Stone ard 5IGEals.
Lettering and Gilttre O.
GLASS.
~ Inflow shades, LHtarEoT E'sr 80 = Es.E.s-.E
Scenery, iaasslaees, e.. n sGc-- -:.:ss
sigu Painting aud q 4sniug Ter ,L5 ,s-Ez.
las sefnsvy f Lso~ 2 str - 70 - - &t.EG Exs'
i;n Is
Et#ie 3rzr
e T. !. hlyERs, -1
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21
NEW CONFECIfON Z. ~
BROOKE n SEyT.EV

NEW CONFECTIONERY
BROOKE G. BAILEY
AFEIast ftted UP root o. Bra3y ab1e- EQIHn
1 tFsoi, bavsHPor, ia"sl 2U1 aEo p'oEaIzd zy
manufacture 10 order eii kind Of Candies, Cakes u
syrup and will slso keep ol hand 4 igi aasDts-
u.sat 90 Nvist oranges, Lem5us and other articles
gsuElly lraHt ta Confectionery stores.
i1aHtfy t:ssers and others invited 20 cali aud
rNIsalE= sEr st3cE, a. We " Ills al u. snsA FIOf
tEtiet, eudtuga and soireos will be- supplied Wsh
80, > variety Of take1hna confectionery desired
Nay "a, 81 itI
SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY
stsESs >II4E 81 KNIGHT
Lan6 Agents st Sioux City, Iowa.
lads sutsged snt Warrants located ia SiaaF 3.t.
Font O5jg4 and Cs#Ue BluH..
u FGollertious PTomptiy attended 10.
l.P HRF WSfER, q. r kEIGHl
4HF.s r0rp'i So iaa., tiail EugiaesF& "Hr. ..s
--REFEt TO
bs icon Tus, fsqfs., ElitsI t4zstts.
Hr J. 81 WithevWaS, HHNs1n s. GuEp-
f. Fr!Se, Esq.. L @ lane, Es4.
MAY 30, '5o-d1y
The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-21

For the Ladies'.
lNRENCi Kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
4 and Velvet slippers.
Also, nd, Gonsress, English aud French Lasting
hAisetss from ~ 10 s2,.a per pair, Tor sale by
Bee DAWSOA, GkIlilt4 & co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
Theatrical. Musical. &c.

Nnao's Gainesville ever popular Ravols are 10 per
form two q their most agreeable pantommes this eyon
ing, "A Soldier for love" and "Asphodei,n. YOUNG
Hengler also TO 60 through h extraordinary tight rope
feafs.
BowEr TnKa1Rg.-Thc new local drama STYLED " lire
in New York" Is 70 be repeated this evening with tat
universal favorite, 10 hon tas" There will be va
reiy Of dancing between the pieces by Miles Hsnrarde
Miss harrington and hIr. Yates.
MsssaRUsY.--fhe Campbell troupe OF Ethopaus, head
cd by Mcssrs Bryant and Mallory have received such
faterine announcement as 10 their continuance
al tho Chinese Buildings throughout this week
car HoxE AM ArRoAp.'--iir Coldsiad will, This even
ing repeat his amus5e monodrsma which wag received
with much favor last week The fun loving should
drop In at Umpire Hail.
TrRARy FSTrRrlyNrNT.--Sfis Mary Agnes Cameron
and Mr. Garcoufh are 10 give readings from The poets
81 Hope Chapel 70 night her programme hllcd with
cA DICE literary gene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

Destructive FIRE IN LoursvILLE.-About half
rast one O'Clock yesterday morning lire broke out
the extenstve furniture store and warehouses OF G.
Moore Third street The bull ing known Apollo Hall
was In part occupied at the front with Offices which, with
Ne contents swallowed up In the flames The coal Of
tee of NJ bravo Sons, In the building, also
destroyed The Gre next communicated 70 the extensive
addery and harness store OF c. Proa which, with tho
greater portion OF its contents. consumed The IL.
quor store of J. Barbaroux and the confectionery OF J.
Garcn, was partially consumed and the Courier build
ngs, adjoining In imminent danger, surrouni-
by tie ire front and but through the determined
efforts 81 the hremen citizens, and printers,
many Of whom fremen, the Office saved. Tac
loss OF Mr. Moor fully $4,000 with insurance OF
only 81 co., lie lost books, papers and everything aas
had an accumulated stock on hand The loss OF Mr..
proa who absent, about 90 0o0 which covered
by nsnrapcef2 900 in the Howard " ", agency; and
81 0C0 In the Provincial Canada. Jos Garcin the con-
fctoner suffered considerably from hasty removal ard
damage 70 household furniture. lie had no insurance.
and thinks his loss will not exceed sJo0Louisue C0a-
Tier, AuD. Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
MusrrrcExr LEGACY TO HARVARD Corrror.-pr.

MUNIFrcEST LEGACY TO HARVARD CoILEgr--Dr
J. Treadwe who died In Salem, Mass, Friday Aug s.
he's by viii bequcathed under certain conditions bs pro.
bis mother now nearly eighty years OF age TO Harvard
College The money IL 10 be appropriated 10 the cstsb
lisbmfni OF professors OF physiology and anatomy HIS
valuable library, containing all The latest medical Euro.
pean publications. Is also donated the college ppjer
certain conditions In case the college authorities do not
accede 70 the conditions OF the wild tho whole amount,
after the death Of his mother goes 10 tho Massachusetts,
General Hospital, without conditions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

All other countries each oiu,oVo.
Sec 9 And be ii further enacted That the President
he and hereby authorized TO apFent for the leg xons
NJ London Paris respectively Al assistant secretary
e laqasou who shall be entitled G compensation for
dollars per annnm; ta- the legatdfHW fifteen hundred
prefer <nen the secretary OF legation shall be ar
SUCH <sho shall be entitled to compensation at therata
Of five thousand dollars and for The legation Turkey
dragoSn, when the secretary OF legation shall not be
acting such VINO sEz he entitled Is compensation at
the rate o. 81 900 per agnam.
Sec 3 And be iurtha enacted THAI consus general
consuis, aGd commercial ents appointed the ports
and piaeec hereinafter specified in schedules aud c.
shall be eoitledto compensation for their services re-
speetyeiy, ~ the rates annum hereCaftsr specified
N said schedules and e; and II the President shall
think proper to appoint consul any port or place
named In The said schedules and for q commercial
agent instead Of such commercial agent r1ce ue1sa
and an appon&ment shall be E1ade accordingly the
pensaton Tor such consular cIcer shall be the same in
such that fixed for such port place the
schedule embracing the same; and IL he shalt think the
public interests viii be subserved by appointing 70 any
such port place consul general instead of consul
commercial asenE, and appc<nment shall be made
accordingly the compensation for such consul general
shall be the that fixed such port place
the schedule embraces the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
nuP FOREIGN INTERCOURSE.
TINE NEW DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR LAW
-
Passed Cs.gress, August u, 1sss.
An Act
An Act
no REGULATE THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SIS

An Act
20 REGULATE THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SIS
TENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Be Il enacted by the and House OF Rcpfesenta-
sycs OF The United states or America in Cougre9s assem-
blcd That ambassadors ENJOYS extraordinary and minis
yers pienipotensary ministers resident oornissoners
CHANGES daaies and secretaries Of fceae1 appointed
40 tre countries hereinafter 4amed in Schedsfe A. shall DC
entitled 10 compensation Nr their services respectively,
nj the rates per hereinafter specified that to
say ambassadors and ear0ys extraordinary and minis
tiers poupotsary ihe NIL amounts sPcaihed therefor N
ss,a Scbedus Al ministers resident and commissioners,
rs per oefssxm charges d'annres BE per centum and
egxon II per centum s the said anouus,
'resprcyeE Provided, That the compensation Of che
secretary Of the LOCATOR 10 China acting interpreter,
shall he the rate j. 000 and If aot acting ~ such,
- the rate OF 81 GEO. ard that Of the Secretary Of Loga
,,on 10 turkey acting dragoman, II the rate OF - 600
.nd Il poa cling as such the rateef 50 900 per
The daily union., 1856-10-21
PULPIT POLITICS.

The Rochester Union says that the Rev. J. Watts pastor
of ST. Johns Methodist Church. preached Fremont ser
mon on Sunday he opened by Offering sort of apology
for what be about to say urging that the times did
not permit Of silence number OF members OF the church
left the house the being made including
ladies' At the close of the Sermon previous the dis
mssa Of the congregation Mr. W. gave notice that
body would deliver abolition lecture Corinthan Hall
on that Sunday evening.
The paper "improyes" the occasion Of the great
democratic triumph in Pennsylvania by the following
sonabe advice and reflections;
eve trust the Pennsylvania election viii restore our
publican friends TO their sensesthe political clergy to
Observance Of the decences and proprees Of their station
the abd both lay and clerical to recognition Of the
rights Of a humanity and common destiny in
those who differ with them political issues These latter
have treated the enemies OF the human and
the prescribed Of God They have scoed the idea
dem pcrat be Christian lover OF bis country they
have treated him outlaw, whose opinions principles
and sensbes Il were merit TO treat with and
tempt.
"we trust that such will be restored TO
We desiro consider have always considered the
OF countrymen in patriotism and purpose
all equally deserving the confidence Of their fellow
and the favor Of their God. While severslly differ in
views Of public policy and preferences for men, let
siduousy cultivate sentiments Of mutual confidence and
speot permit ourselves doubt that the great
Of countrymen good patriots and good citizens
seeking promote the public welfare through slightly
riant instrumentaes and sntagonistic organizations"
The daily union., 1856-10-21
EXTENSIVE CORRUPTION.

The Bay State Democrat speaks Of report generally
current in thatSate Tuesday uthat every Fillmore
press in Pennsylvania had been bought up and would
come out for Fremont this morning"
The Worcester Palladium, the organ of the Banks
clique who have poured money like water into Pennsyl
yania proclaimed on Wednesday morning:
"PEsssYlvAsIA.-The election of canal commissioner
and other State officers took place yesterday but
obliged go press before any returns could be
received We have not had doubt tor considerable time,
that the Fremont party would carry the election by inn
mense majority Such will be the when It comes and
from facts win knoledge, fully believe that from
this day forth Fillmore flag piH float N Penn'ytvona,
press adrocaie h pretenons party
ist apOr has election. The Slate for Fremont"
The mon sy raised for Kansas has gone to buy up the
Fillmore presses Of Pennsylvania wholesale But let
IL the bargain will be kept And let IL the peo
pie Of Pennsylvania, knowing 1t to be made do not
spurn The vena ckstes from her. the bribers and the
bribed
We find the bargain avowed and the details disclosed in
the New York Herald which denounces the Fillmore
OF Pennsylvania utterly yenal and worthless but insists
that the Fremont leaders utterly unscrupuous and
untrustworthy. The Fremont organ says:
owe understand there sent into Pennsy vanis from
city and elsewhere aggregate Of about slO0 OO0
disbursement OF which should like salts
factory report especially from the Fillmore dsburng agents
Pennsylvania We learn that $40 900 OF this money
be applied to the subsistence Of various poor newspa
per editors in the interior OF the State while
fund appropriated this useful purpose the
naming SIS 900 probably divided among the oonfeder
ate agents Of the distribution"