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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14

STACY 4 THOMAS,
importers, Jobbers and Commission Merchants in
staple and fancy Dry Goods, No. 203 south water
~reet, Chicago, Ills. .ai.E Is 5a3 81
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14

e q United States Clothing Store. st
l,a! as BROWN Il FINN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rubber and Oil
Clothing, shirts. drawers, handkeschiefs, Trunks,
Valices, Carpet Bags, &C., No. 73 Aain street,
{Under City HotelD Dubuque, Iowa. = f d
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14
WILLIAMS l. BROTHER,

Importers and Jobbers of Linen threads, spool cot
tons, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery, Perfumery
Watches, Jewelry, Combs, and Fancy Goods No
80, Hain street, Dubaquc; Iowa. and "a Dey st.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14
"a. TT. BNrues,

Physician and surgeon, 'volney, Iowa. Dr. Barnes
will be found at the Post Office, unless absent on
professional business. 1
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14
Ktssgsley rNRAesges

- . RtNgsley y Rhodes 81
(Successofs to Joass& Bass) RrodSce, Forward.
ang snd Commission AerchanN.
McGaE00A, tfA a-.~.i A-ftA ~ Iowa.
q All goods conigned to the above firm,
forwarded with dispatch. Liberal advsnoements
made on 'ons'gnmenfs g9.l sause q
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14

$50 a BARR & Co.
! Dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Win
dow shades, mats, rugs, Sc No. lOS, Main street
. Dubuquc,6 LHta4 eg n3 i'm
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14
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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-14

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
slavery ana n. Rsaults

We are not prepared, IL the expressive
language OF lokn Wesley, Il aeneupee sia-
sery as "the SUM OF sil plllanies;" bat at
the day 10 which Wesley lived, this sentl-
ment accorded with the opinions a. all the
Influential men OF our country. The states
men and the divines of those days We're net
accustomed 10 mincc language, 81 80 con-
ceni their conscientious CONVICTIONS under
the vague generahties and absurd verhIage
OF our modern schools al peliteisns, The
Whale commerce between master and
slave" wrote jefferson Aates On Nir-
ginia, sis = continual exercise al the most
unremlttiHg despotims On the one part, and
degrading submission on the ether;n and
then, as IS contemplating with the ken Of a
prophet, the result to which such system
must inevitably lead, he adds; Indeed, |
tremoie tor nv country. when ! Feaaet that
tied y Just, and His justice cannot sleep
forever" Washington, wFapl up in ae
same desire 10 rid lis country Of this most
ihFe ateHlng danger, wrote "a 1856 at -
among my hrst wishes io see soma plan
adopted by which slavery 10 this country
may be abolished ay law" In the cenyea-
ton which framed the Constitution, James
Madison though it wrong to sd,niI in the
Consultation the ides that there could be
properly IN man. and in accordance With
this sentiment, (which was heartily respond.
ed 10 BY Northera and Southern delegates
alike We and thar slavery Is not alluded to
in terms in any provision Of the Coast,tu-
ton Aat the word "slare" Is nowhere IN.
/ troduced and that the Institution - treated
ID al respects as an exceptional and tenn
pe5ary feature 81 society, totally sRcompau-
be with free government, and destined 70
a speedy end when the condition u the
eQantry would justify its gTsGu ] abolition.
| " Y Mirror
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
tbs srArs FAIR

Az much interest is felt very properly IN
the State Fair, which Is to be held on
"wednesday, Thursday and Friday q this
week ct Muscatine, Tor The benefits u those
cereons who may NOS have seen the pam
phic, regulations we publish synopsis Of
the order of exercises.
Oct. s,h--Fsrst Day.-At noon the En-.
try of6ce will be positively closed,
ALP H.. Instructions and Li-s will be
furnished Saperintendents and Committees,
ai,he Secretary's Office,
AT two, Grand Casalcsde OF eli the nor
ses on exhibition on tie track.
Al three, Exhibitor o. matched and SIN
sic horses.
A, four, Exhie.lion OF Short He'1s'
Deyone, and Grades and Crosses
oct. 9Th SecoHs Day.-As A ID, bA'
sminslicus BY Coa.nlittees.--Eahl0'ti'n OF
cattle in the ring and stalls
Al trn--exsminaton o. afAagal-aofsesi
--st one P. NJ. Of thoFongh-hssds.- lat no
ol ro.dsters and al four OF tFotuas stations
oc, 10Th Tasra Deg.-~At 4 ~
Driyste and final exam.nations.--aA zen
sa.i trial Of single and matched horses.
Al one p. NJ. reports gwen 10; aiso' NJ
ding Match
Al two xnd-a-hali, oraiion and awafa'
declared.
A, four, all psocreaiiVe animals oneIsa
tor sale and registered wall appear INSIDE
The ro,ung- course, and Fair closes,
Al I've. general business OF The Society
aaepdsd 80 and premiams pad,
The oascers of the Society are; Pres
,a.n, r W. CLxSSTI, of kuki-Nice'
President, IL G. BYIssTos, OF Iowa Iiy
Rec. Secretary. j. h. WALLACE, OF Mus
ca,iue;-Cor. Secretary, W. ID WILSON
Of Fairfield. aud Treasurer, J. .. GespoSr
Of Nuscatine.
Joseph Bridgnan. OF Maseal'ae' Wan "
Chief Marshal Of the Fair
The Fair Grounds. thirty Two acres IN e&'
sent. are on MuscauRe Island, two mics
below Muscatine. facilities Tor reaehlhz
WHICH at all hours OF the day have been pre-
v,dsd They are enclosed with eoar1
lance eight fee, high and lifted up viii
seats, euilaings, etc, in manner 10 fehae'
more ple...a, the stay Of those who sis,
The Far. About 5000 have been expend
ed in flung up the Grounds and eon'nou
urg to the comfort Of visitors. we pfe'an
the exhibition will be well worth visit ZOE
sny one who takes an interest IN such mat
ter,. and We hope 10 see Scott count, We
represented by her productions on 70
ground.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
CITY PROPERTY

80 -Losi bloch Ivs. on BEaag .tge5,...-
$50 each .l7UU S'yAr addition
Nj sss. ~ isst .! lot block d r.
's'' y o"ss fFsttymsa'sglorsi I'LL 'Jg. ,tiss
s27.FstI u lot s6IackGi .sr165 e..
s ssse5 street. win sfrsns avssFs 5 e s-sasGa
sis-"sa talf u lot 7 biocg A. ,,,t
$50 per foot " "@Sk ts4at sizes
1.-Two house, u the veal r,t...,.
nsMssn Third snd Fourth sITssis WI, - ra sI.s,
'ls 'o' isf ~ years, will be sold sa.g 1S 1874,
,.o-,A l2a.s ana tosln EssG psys11.g, .--..
.oi block 2 house Of six fov1s' x5 ts1' ;,s.s4@
tern wood shed, SO; aries 800 wv s'.is'. u
MA house HiG1 II acre 81 .,,r-,
sfapsT OF Tue CITY 3tuOU ~ 80 -.ss-
~ ..sr-Lot block IS, south s..t corner .,,.-..
private residsnsetu tue eitT ''Hs'' .'s q,
sss,-LSlt BLOCK ans l. aad ~ bts-,
sia''"h' 1saftHs Female college '4''.2'
,sv-A Louis with IL acres 81 ,fs,., e.,
na'ieHa haoin'sn's ,abdlrli oa II los 90 a. ta.s
snd BRADY streets '7 .9'@si stt.
sss tfals 4wstiln. hou.s -l.b ts,....
store house on lots block % 's's' "s-'
lss-A E0Qse zud iot u sast.{1s 20 g,-,..
between froltaad Second streets non y. rI.' ssa',
rooms, l0t 'es-b. undsrs rent OF .sl1 49, $40
| lfiee 400 F"'' Pr sSlll
~ .4Vs--A tHJ aIoEy ANS Gggas ga usf.
" on Western avenue larth 81 5tA i I ~. -i4
Ahshshs pshHy esofs's EASTERN ana we'll s--'
80 IA a houss u sas4s axe I'D s..a.t.,
sSa western Ave, Price 1870 ''' sd q"
10 2sx-.. House u same siss AID s..g IA. ,-..,
east u Western Ave Frles $500 ~ '-' d.
10 2s5 a Houss u zane slgs al, 5-.-..-.
81 "a dooF east CIV sFs Prise 81 10 'F--~ . s%
10 ga Three Houses It tie sans ..,-.....-
E9si1si o. fsrnsm ct north II Laeust Nm - ,e.s
ground Zach Prise q. so : 10 sI4
- IA House sud Lot " a.y.z, 4..a...-..
cts lot eiHl+5 Houss lo3txa2 r5cf. p- - ~. ~
80. "a "A tEsIzs house CT Fsgaa.s A. t.- g..
| q 400 '' s'-. pEa
| NJ, .s5-- rHo styfJ name Lyuss II. 4. .,.,....
"a TONS kitchen pAEu1cs sJ5 " less ry..rf -
~ zd7 Lot Uls-g rs s2rss
| ~. 25U--A iot With two slaEa l..... Ed.
! hsrrsn, a1Iso Ffige 500 ~ ~ "a
No. 2g.-A lesse aad lot "a ia. - zss...y -
hS' 'S'i'" o0oes roa0as ktehsC, ssll ats nj.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

A SCIENTIFIC ExHIEtIIgE.--We noticed
about a week since, the arrival u Prof eso,
Moore, Of Iowa on bis way 70 South Ame .
lea, 10 make a scientific exploration Of the
Andean region Of ECUADOR, We have now
the pleasure 10 note tie ARRIVAL Of Prof z
c. Francis, Of Keokuk, Iowa, who jgius
Professor Moore and will 60 out win him
on the same mission. They expect TO start
on the fifth Of next mouth, and 10 be oceu-
pied in their investigations about eighteen
months. In addition 10 their zoolog cal re
searches, we are informed that they intend
10 nuke instrumental measurements Of some
Of the mountains and volcanoes OF the An.
des, about which .lrue is now accurately
known. We anticipate very valuable AID
results from their researehes.---
". Orleans Delta, Sspt. q.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

PENNSYLVANIA "a correspondent OF tie
Cincinnati Gasstts speaks thus Of matters
ana things II the old Keystone State
The Democrats are laying cut an in
msnse amount OF money, sc, 10 pennsyl.
vSnis They are flooding the State with
speakers Of Southern extraction and South
ern principles, who endeayor 10 show the
working men Of that State the PFoprietY OF
holding iab0rers in chattei slavery The
Democracy tried this game in New HamP.
shire and Maine, and with great effect IN
the opposite direction iron that iutended.
however. think the effect viii oe tue
same in Pennsylvania.
Indeed, the Hon. Jno A Dir, au old
Fseesoiler, now On the stump ior BuehaH
az, told s Democratic friend the other day,
IS the result 81 his observation while elec
uoneerng in Pennsy lyanIa, inst Fremont
would carry that State. New Jersey. teo.
is sure, in my opinion, Tor Fremont ] b.
grea, struggle viii be IA PeHnsy iysnia IN
u October. II the unloH ticket there has
heavy majority, s stampede Oh oiiceAold-
| els aud seekers will be made iuto New
York, aud possibly Ohio, where an attempt
will be made 10 carry cat the plot of which
| have spokeB ! confidently believe Mr.
! Fremont will be the next President OF the
United States, but ne cannot be unless
! those who favor bis election work. That
they viii thus sofk have confidence r.
Certainly, Il Fremont IS defeated it will be
for want Of labor On the part ii his sup
porters,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

HERE's f0R YOU DoUGHFAcEs. --Hgs.
Wm. c. Riyes ia the late Baltimore Goa
Yentiou gave uttersnce 70 the following
language. II seems 70 Us that some Of b.
auditors must have felt wonderfully IKE
sinking into their boots
al hail from the south--my heart thr9bs
with every emotion that can touch the heo /
Of Southern man. Bot yet tell you tLat
from my hsgrl Of hsqyss t0aAs a Sorils, n
man ~tn Southern feelings tAppIause. l.
Bring me man from the * irene Norih,
ano sci bin down 10 my own cherished
nome ano ist HIN strive 10 0utYie me a
the praises d the institutions Of The S0ufb
and say he ought 70 be kicked out +
doors"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
The following is from the st. Louis IN
az. .r.f ID 49, 1;.sr, ,,.,ar.



The Loeofoeos are continually Boosting
tbs, they will carry the Northern States
NewYuk, Pennsylvania, New Jersey Ohio
Indians, and Illnois--Gnd yet they don't
believe word o. Il themselves l. has
ever beer their policy 10 claim any STATE,
even when their chance Of carrying IL was
az hopeless as their chance Of safrying the
moon, and their present loud boastings about
securing the votes Of the States we have
named are an illustration Of this policy
Their actions belle their words. While
they declare that these States willYote fer
their candidate, they do that WHICH lndica'
ties their own fears that they will not The
hsys flooded Illinois, Indiana, New YorF
and Pennsylvania with the best speakers oi
their party, giving them instructions to FG'
vel aud talk ill the election, in the hope oI
srousing the Usck-sliding Locofocos TO g
sense OF lhe danger Of defeat which threat
ems the "psry." Cobb, Cas-, Douglas,
Bright, Wright, John Van Buren,, are oil
90 the wing. Even Breckenridge has just
returned home, broken down aud tagged
out, after bard stamping tour through In
disns, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Buehauan
himself, fhe embodiment u political ptoprie-
~, cant speak; for his keepers have pad.
locked his mouth. So the party orators tt
the South and the North are called on to do
tie work.
Is this an evidence Of their hope Of sue
eessf They pretend 70 want 10 bet that
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indians will 20 for Buchanan; and yet
they do not believe il. for, il they did, why
have thsy turned oil their orators into trl-
ssiiug preachers ssd sent them into these
States!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
EMgaE.NsE ATTRACTION!
III ksW GOODS
Al lHE
.HgfsopDtsfaa Store!
Corner u hoek Island sld Second Streets
DAVENPORT. IOWA

81 TION i co
h.ye gishin ne psss lev aEs sf+e]ssl giarEs aai
sIAPLF Am F4ScY Dry Goops.
suitable i2{ .hE r. 5cut and approaching seasons .
valet ibeE ara as prepared 70 exhibit and which
they Deg leave lg sal tins siAHtiun Of their susIo
msfz Het tHe EG&aH= 7Haassll3 Our stock Of Dress
tfu53g fses saTs STA compare ayGrstiy wtfb spy
ever brought 70 #es!aFa ety, both zst3 styles ana
prices among these af4 - b. FOL ami
Az Wool jEtAlNHS sIPEKE STYLES
superb Black siIEs
Rlch Moro Antique.
Elegant Striped aLi
Plain silks Nsrtno rtatH.
zl-RslaEues F1aiI.
Paestas ss Eea Fsrfpes
ans PLAID tasftast EIeasb
4eEa0e8. faFiuEfta.. fialA
tHaG4JHg4. &c. - s.
W bzF= also AflrEs aat desirable stool 81.
hf=4eAea HaN hggNu shiFflnSsEnA
7A@esrE' tat iush Lashs
E5Nga, fa0ey5 Rlrsra
"a Fnt Brown
liable linen. Clash
a## usuprg IaWeIiHg TaFa
aas jsseu.l SsytEs AMI Bsvk agstlD,
h#bfai69EtFe. taa'es 9teya.. hpssFge ,pfrsa
BuHlEtlEs. H=FerE EgHE0uE, Fsgrias4 Ell.
we $"t.a fa*s-e gsta5gt lt,eafEaz 20 oaS magma
naEtstygE@E
Gotta G4i4az. sgoz4s aaagIs. Eroebe
Square. Elasg SILK. Stella. cash.
Hscrs asa Wool BLANKET shAvls
Pants @tf HFaeaa lgsr4 TO 10 et- .at.urEa sle4.s
lively lash snH auf Customer. -Hl ana aay
prizes A&t s5ltLT LO#.
= sa Impression having CONS abroad tlai
We are a.u- 10 isEvs DEvsGpoFE Ne wi.h here %
slate tAa1 80 have DO such intsaSi0l We trast
our customers viii and ca haau for " srs u
ToiIs arc yer ready TO supply their wants II TIE
BE Goods liaa. SUTTON 4 co,
Corner Eass Island lel second ~ Davenport
Sept 4nEh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

A HIr.-G9yernor Floyd, OF Va, was Ia
New York when NJ Banks delivered BIS
great rpeech to the merchants Jaw ell street.
He requested, through some New Yofk b..
chsuiers, to be- heard in reply. Mr Banks,
after stating bal ha was ia fHs hands Of the
Committee, who invited h.m there, said
II h4ye mol the slightest objection to meet
Governor Floyd, il his friends desire it, in
New York, in discussion Of the pending po-
Utica questions; sud should do SO with
the greater pleasure, - / make no doubt
that h. would be ready extend ID me the
ke privilege Il i were .a Virginia
Til. . $ good BIZ. il YieE el the lac. that
the BUCCANEERS Of Richmond threatened 70
indict BJ,ts lor INDUCING Ia + little free
speech.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

TEE PorlTo RcT The Undertook IN
Y, Rough Notes states thst The potato 10
has again made its appearance n that sec
ton OF Columbus county, and ihst Immense
losses viii BE- sustained by the farmers
II ssys the disease made its appearance do
ring the recent hot weather, and 50 rape
has been lis progress that whole fields have
been destroyed, and will not pay for The
digging,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

1uy hEFsBLlcAh P1srT .KE Igs PEssEEEsTIAL G4K
paDsrss; BY Eks5 AXIS p FALL Miller, 1rtou
Aslhsxn, he~ YORK
This volume from the prolific Press q
Miller, Orton & Mullgsn, to whom We
have slresdy gwen the credit Of being The
publishers Of many excellent Republican
works, is inst the book that every man who
loves freedom and hates desPoiism should
ksve upon HE table. 1t comprises an Sc
cursie descriptive history Of the Republican
party in the United States, from lie origin
in l7se to it's dissolution in 1892; Of tie
Wing and Democratic parties during the
inieuegnum and Of its reformation 10
1856 10 defend freedom Of speech ana Of
the press and to resist the aggressions Of
the slave power. II also contains bio
graphical sketches aad portraits Of Pre-.
mont and Dayton. Messrs. Rsthbun d
Orion, second door below Third on Ess,
Brady, have the book for safe. Cal and
GET 9 copy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

TsslY AID Fox kAssAs.-Fveaiy-s1x
psck.ees Of clothing have recently been
sent from Boston 10 the destitute res'oents
of Kansas. Another lot viii soon be tor-
xsrded. Within the past two weeks. asou'
. hundred garments a day have been made
in tina, vicinity for this truly benevolent
object.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
holloway. PHI.

Nssrt7sE civilization Eas FeEaatsd gh-sg p Ils 4f.
y asata rs lungs lae ssoHlsgh, and gaa las e.
tues kfs Ms ofEaas mos assSilsbls b. disease IA At
slinates and0pon these lhs remedial Aeslou u t15
medicine ID thorough sud available said 1t lax
MAJ etaetasiss. Nc, 50 Maiden Lane Nss YORK. ans
"a rfsa5, Loadau, ana by all sssggsss al 25e o..
aHd per box pet ana IS n WEEB
Ust .4wIE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

TItlnoRE IL MAIsE, STRosG!-ln near
" one-hsli the towns, the Fillmore csnds
cate for Governor, Patten, get only =
votes. In 80 towns and plantations, "a
enc, Ia IL towns Mr. Psiten received On
IN one vote IN each. and in "a towns bp' :
votes in each.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

Nov rHk ThlNs IS FiXEp.-Briqadier
General AasNs,us Cnsar Dodge, Minister
pientperutioy apd Envoy Extraordinary
to the Ceort Il MadyiJ, has written a ietter
90 Brigadier General George Wallace
Jones, Senator IN Congress from the state
OF Iowa, saying that Mr, Buchanan "Ayd
ought'er' be elected Now, there's no
more 20 be said - Chicago lyl5aHs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

BETTING. The Locotoco ofice-hoIdsrs
hsres5oG,s (no doubt 10 accordance with it,
structions from Washiugton) have been
proposing bets through Their organ, that b.
chansn will carry such and such States aud
that he will be elected This betting is
not only part ofihs policy Of The L9c9fo.
co party, bat part of the duty Of an otFica-
holder He has to bet to prove his deYg-
lien to the PByty--to make people believe
that he j. Confident Of bis party's success,
land last, though not least, to have a claim
on second term of Office
The ofice-holders have faithfully served
under President Pierce, and row, Ike pru
dent and discreet fellows. they hope 10 be
aiken into service under President Buchan-
an. So they are aginc.ng their affection
fer the latter parsonage b. Offering 10 bet
on him. Ifhg be electsa, they Will an
gently parade these desperate bets before
aim as proof lhs, ,hey ought to be allow
ed to conliuAe in their RAT ofices q whlI~
longer We advise these gentlemen not To
bet any MORE Is they will thereby lose their
money and their ofices too--6t Loals
I1ts9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08

Ihe usysapars Association 4 Ministers aa4 Church,
Is Til loli their SsmtsaGusI Aset!ae :, gsCla4gs
soaiEeGeins ca Thursday. co. Isl al ? NJ
AeReegs o. Tie Association are requested t. sau as
Whites dras ar % t4sll rsvsl 10 town, thar places
81 sRtsris.aasAs nsz be provided las tham
a-t s-iw8t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-08
3 A ~ K / " O.
Tailman, Powers & mcLsss

Ialiman, Powers & mcLea1,
bAhKKHs ARD DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
bAFtSEDffE', IOWA,
ht@tlEr Ef7ts strhEss between Sesgud aad ihiEd
- Etrgats. kNeaaEEe W. all the grlacipal clres 81
the uitzd states Great Br,sta, Isa.a43 AMI Con.
hne rtal sutgga bought gad sold,
Notes sHi prsi.s collected and proceeds reEitlsd
70 any pETt8 ahs Huitsr states al eGrrsu. rates Of
Exchange,
tol8s-@2as VI a-tss 1fsits Gcc5 unt4 lsgacieG al
tnhsutsaess la1e 10 all pErl. eli tAs uRtisd State.
b&gaesE sud E1rgpe.
s'2es' ana 50Dtt bought sal sg.I 8l comuls.isu
sod Dividends collected
La11 variant 2ogght, sofa and located
hxchZr g. on cities q she JiIEei State.
Carpenter s. tyrmtisss See YORK Et.,
ALBANY Cry Bank A.g&ny. = =.
ounalg Ei.5 Bank, buEal0, = Il
Bans Cs CJtIMsTa=, Bosom, Mas
ifsdasUen's Ssrk4 FhiIacelphta Re
Merchants & Haaaac4uFsrs' FauE5 r!ifs.a.. 70.
arklm r. TO- Baltimore. n 2.
UliuOra & bEotHeT&lg- tig.3aIs. ...
LzcEB g. SiIoudss Il Louis No
ClSgels' B@rA, Asw Orleans l.
k SwlI, Eyotb~r e. JaAg stsG Cltra.g IA
ssPt ) 50 IEtf
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SiaYs9 is mol ahghaag eafse npan
The oid DomInioni aud knoW ct 5nt oaa
way 81 getting rid q it--hy Legislative
authority; and SO far as my vate shall % ior
ths, purpose, i shall never be wanting n
WaSasQ9f4a
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special Invitation

IaaFsday, oetober ?, 1856. will os our gpaHng
4-g t1r lhe exhibition Of KICH SILK AND STRAW
MILLINERY stwaicA bus !, 6 wsuld b .sase8
80 see ouI friends ana ali ao viii favor Us slsa
faeii patronage Wal NICHOLS.
LaL.alan o. AaLaaLa. LalLa ana E--.. 50
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ltPREAcHNG PoLIucs BY PEoxY To The
Editor Of TIE Springfield. Republican, Il ain
clergyman, and learning from paper
published ia Springfield, Yesterday, that
have noliEbt to say word 10 politics. eth
er in the pulpit or elsewhere, take the
liberty oi sending you the enclosed I'VE dol
lars 70 enable some ether person [lo4o may
iDtsfbAy do 'f1to speak an P9ltIcs 10 Penn
So lvania. Yours for FREMoET
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Gen. WaisEe,l, @hom the Boras. Kut
haGs tried 10 tafcst gFoa Congress as De-
gate from Kansas, Is nav n Mississippi
raising meI zn3 money for Kansas ,- On
s40g Press
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DIED

ia Iussdsg afternoon, oct It'll, q pgo5uut5gys sEE
paES foNIEoR, Youngest son Il Nm 81 aaa tzbsab
Dal-en, ,asl msaths aai I6aays
Aaps.s! isoia the dwelling u he parent - Sixth
Wednesday Afternoon at o'elaeE The .tita55 ST
"a iay are requested Is attend astes
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ROCK leland AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam E'ittiug
fl@ta SI1a1az4aoaT
Riley, Wright 3 Co
REC fgs'- 90 B8EGuEEa ln the ngs,geas sd q ..,
ls!aIl sud visln.,y that aeg have bought d, d
STOCK and Trade at TIE Ola stand asari
G 4 " - KS
SGeTe tteF .HEsut 20 carry Ga tie g4s.Ds,- :, 5Egs
Including some Ea5,aOEsi branches
toLAts ssIiva 81 Gas WORKS on large ID, ,.rs.t
scale, saiia3le lgl c5ttes ana private dwelling
Gas aud steam Piper.
Introduced inro dwelling houses staB5sE.f- AMI
factories. tEaE have sJp rFiJf SO X on hsUd III
Gas FiNl4gvs lHI rsIi DE A,ieutIaE Of puTsb.,sr.
to examine sbgtT stock.
Practical Bell Hanging aad Lock smithin,
iE all it. brauIhe-
ihgy have alec "a band sappty II uEIALIt
tOuh RI A IE5t when ags superior ID an article
q Tie ti6d atsodaset into the ely siLspT fos
ehoEpHeas - durability,
Gliding aai t4oIElAg
u ali L4Ud5 Il FINtaTss. EaIyentkbs ~ CsyIa aua
Sllvsf "a 81. it IRA arbst-
Ali "aTa warranted sUa doag 10 d y oTkmal. ~ p
IL 5uurF
Once. Eagle Street, ksoA Island
kOrE Island sept 90 IcS5-dwu
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Tue C0Psrirarslfp heretofore aylsling ,n.
the onneT-igaet &c Die day dissolved 9g r,u.s..
e9nseGt- G.w- g. PfHkFF
Davenport Jaiy Is.5 lEJt. JOHN john.
Having assaeste1 myself 3D. tn. practice .yr ...
Law TIfn 3Hf..H FHrHarHH fac.. late .t -Fag.
iseo, taa ppa. a.ss asG he eaauG4e1 a1drrt r-s..
ii Eg,lsu-- &. y5l4as.
Bob IgaE.