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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
.1..E,.NCC. s.INMANDER SAFES

ssuNEFHANCE" SALAMANnEn -. IT,,
ROBERT NJ PATRICK, MANuFAcIUkEh-inne so
Saf have been thoroughly tested In various hres
Ia Nev York elites and NOT ONE mas ever ie" :"
,rnsrry q Is contents the most satisfactory manner
la order Increase security against burglars the hhu
.r has secured exclusive right Tor the CITY anu eou
Ntsq York of GoffIrs PATENT DtfiAN'f ioe ~ wv
PArENt GRossBAR which are warranted by the Ien.e' w
The most sihb piclVlocks. . -. -, ,,.,
Each Safe prov with Gofn's Patent Powder ohanhei-
safes of all szes suitable Banks, Merchants jewelers.
record Offices Sc Plate Chests for private families iur
nished Manufacturers prces which vary from -" W
$3.50. IT, !. ~ W - -, =, ~ ~ ,rs,n,s,
e. ed&ciH First door above Powells lote fe.esourE
ANENItAN GlANO.-Dry ana sn nne e.oer,
w 80 tons and "A A. brands now being shppea 10 uS
bk the Importer. For bale, to arrive, ny oo
" wv ~ H. q. HARDY & co,
fosdtrts First door above powells Hotel Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
uEtusNa.,s PATENT CriAmPlON FaRG

nnEtsRBNd.'s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
D i AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES--The great interest
manifested by the pnbc procure more perfect security from
fire for valuable such Bonds Mortgages. Deeds,
Books OF than the ordinary Safes hereto
In had afforded induced the subscribers devote
large portion of time and attention during the fourteen
and discoveries this object
and they beg leave their friends, and
the public generally that their efforts have been crowned with
complete and naw offer the IMPROVED HEnHSGs
PATENr WORLDS fAIg PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE ms the
CHAMPION SAFE OF TIE WORLD. having been ard
I'D Medals both the ods Fair London 1851 aud In New
York assnperor nil others II Is undoubtedly.
entitled that appoation and secured with HALLS Patent
POWDER PROoF LOCKS (Which also arded Medals
the perfect Fire and Burglar Proof
before offered 10 the public,
The subscribers also all kinds of Boiler and
Chilled Bank Chests aud Vaults Vault Doors and Money
Chests for Brokers' Jewellers and Private Families,
Diamonds other vauables; and also Patent
(Oy puehase and Manufacturers of JOKES PATENT PER
MuTAGIos BANK Loci.
Sli,AS G. HERRING q co. Patentccs,
Green Block Nos 1876 1877 and ~ Water st. New York
Agents IN l.ynehburg, Va
fn ll.dAn j u. IIlOMHSON g. 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

n DO.-D
of CaAsimrrcs and Nestings ever oncru W TINS
market rhesc seected with great care having IN
o the wants mud tacs the Petersburg community me
lst couraps % stylcs Cloths including French EngiAh
and American pieces of cassimercs from the ram baeh
10 tho celebrated Madame Rachel patterns 40 mueh worn w
nga hy far surpas anything of the kind Ia variety OF eooi
and b,nuty combined durability, which nave ever han
he Measure Of Offering my friends, aud can conhaenty az
arm that offer greater inducements 10 ,he
my Custom than other house south OF Mason
4 line shall DO pleased for my old friends 10 give
mo call upon arrival of goods, aud WIN take pleas
re I'm goods to those VINO, as yet are
house =, ..,z....u.. .o
Tho sueross of WHITE, n Gutter IL
tu,, ,ded 10 be unrvalod workmen are selected
men, The beai In the satc warrant all of my work
''i' wv 49, " " TuoS w. ROYSTON,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
aIEXIuAN GUANO.-Dry and in hnc order,
.I1uY KoNLtrT n. NJ TASHon, ID. A.. EEfsiaER.
unEAN KOWIEVE n CO., General COusmss-
No YelerA-

t,4uv pn.0ilrr NJ TaNNoH, ID. a. HEfSiBER
uOssN KOWI.ETT ~ CO., General Comnns-
- SION MERCHANTS, No. l1o Sycamore street, PETERS
burg Va ,,an.,,o p,ouu
Particular attention paid to sales OF iobASoo' fIoo"'
WuIAr. COTTON, and Country Produce generally;
Prompt quick every case unless request
al to- store r....
Farners supped with pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano
Lime Plaster Bone Dust Seeds Agricultural Macmnery I'M
PIGMENTS Sc sc, De Burgs super Phosphate OF ,,,ne
Premium Rockaway Fan Mills, Scots Little
Giant Watts Cuff Brace Flows, &c lteoaty
yxyRy THE PIANO FIRsT.-A proposition
is now by T. r. NASH to select PA NUS Tor GUS
toners them their qualities before paying or
them better evidence cannot be given of the esiaihn III
which hold our Pianos
We keep Pianos Of various patterns on hand o Sc
bnagh exclusively for cash. from Tour OF
The York, which were conceded
tho Paris Fair be the best We have sold ABOUT
fifteen hundred of which have given full satisfaction
H. p NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
81 Sycamore St, corner OF Bank,
Ia. nj, Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

o. We are Authorised to announce BOOKER r. SMITH
candidate for the Office Sheriff OF Campbell county the
ensuing election Dan - a%ctz2a may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE g. co, Aucr'Rs.
Richmond. Va.


I'M TT FNDtf, T EsE III TN%FNNT. CNN-
Y y mencng II O'Clock, will sell nj Wharf and
Warehouse Rockets the cargo of the Schooner Adelaide
consisting of
1f5 hhds prime quality Sugar.
COG hbls Moassos
Also, The Of the Brig Marcus;
2l6 hhds prime Sugar
900 bbs Mplasscs.
TERNs:-Undcr Sloo cash 500, months credit,
approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE co. Auct'ra,
AL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

6NDxS H9.AsTE9.--We make reliable
Plaster for curing Gorns without pain Inconvenience.
directions are followed For sale by
J. H. THOMPSON & co.
fsoq Apothecarcs aad Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE w
LEE candidate the Shcrifftlty If Campbell county
Election the 22d of NAV. Jan - d eide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

~ signed have this day formed coparneship in the city
of New York under the firm Of BIi MMEB & ROYSTERS,
the purpose Of traBacng Commission business for the
sale OF MAAuFA and LEAF TOBACIoCorfOS FLOUR,
GRAN produce generally. Location, 90 Water
Having ample means prepared 10 make liberal ad-
consgnmen aud produce consigned sale
In New York Shipments through Mcssrs A. L. Register, Bro,
Co Richmond Va, win he forwarded free of charge.
JOSEPH BttUMMEL, Of Richmond
\, l.. ROY STEIt, of New York
J. H. ROYSTER of Richmond
NEW IoHh, January /, lbJ6. Jan 25dGm
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- -
CANDIDATES ron OFFICE.

CANDIDATES 70. OFFICE.
- w are authori,ed to annonnce MATHEW b. NOW
LIS caniate for the office Of Sheriff. OF oampo eo"nF'
at the ensuing election. ne - e9efGe -
- We arc an tharzed announce Il. o. DoSS cand
d1 the Office of Sheriff OF Campbell county at TIE ensuing
elecfion. lie 2,tl&ctde
!, e. We are authorized to announce JOHN H. CoNLEY
Office of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. Ian Fl1&etae-
- We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE W
LEE candidate the Shcfaty Of Campbell county
Election the ped of May. iJanE4-dseide-
o. We are Authorised to announce HOOKER r SMITH
canddae the office Of sheriff Of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. ~ H%ct%2a may
6tOxV PGA~TE@.--we make /" reliable
}. II. THOMPSON co,
f. 2@dSeifts Apothecaries and Druggists.
" ADIEa, MISSES, sWsLDUEN.--1 opcncd
yesterday three trunks Of SHOES In the ln are La
Cbildrcn's Boots; also something very important
Just Chlrcns nice little black and coored Shoes Of
ST. t a KEY scarce tue GUY va = % A P SEAnRy
Save s.ar RECEIVER, by Adams n
sah llnagafi1a Ha's ite <sl Is $ HOOPER.
seEsr GvSPowDI1I' TEA AsD BEST BLACIl
se r. for sale by sFAhLER JONES
A.WRR.L 0FHER.-Any person who will
a my agent -ea,ns six pupils to the "0ermanon
tnen. hest suits the a-cnt) having no
daughters soui viii be pail the money This agency
laires., ams. ANN ELIZA MAYS
2i,It terWtnnn, Stokes y g.
If ;a .a,Ssa 81 m pa
order and again commenced her regular trr4 from
&ew York 10 tfty Point
merchants and others ordering Goods from New York
WI NOT t,rgo, To- <.j2 by her
Goods shipprd from New York Wednesday arrive in
Isnrh1urc on tn. fliinNur Saturday.
LIE Il JOHNSON Agents
Scw Yori'Rld virginia Steamship 60.
T. s--Thr "a MEsTOWN leaves city POINT every We'd.
uoraias Tie ROANOKE every Saturday morning
Al = O'Clock for New York. lie S2-tsi L.. Il }.
H-rv aUsgNE~S ann NEW G0ODs-l
V snail open in DAYS large supply of Goods
fhfr villa ,p sold very chcap for cash.
!, pufoetp keep hand well assorted stock
Ia 'n tbi shall nrar, every week fresh Goods by
ttnal. Iiaroad and IA press liue mo !. pt RMS
f'afs tv> Arrut Horace l.. krut
fkNo any Country Erirnd,.DnriHg abscnee in Do
South, where 20 months. the sales
produce will be attended TO- heretofore
py NY nephew, WILLIAM A. TooT
Nj JoHY D. IIoI late Halifax Courthouse will attend
my ee, and assist making settlements and paying sales
Dan 3l-wfwlf WM. I. SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

a. We are authorized announce JOHN H. C0NLEH
candidate for the Office Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. ian hld&ctde-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- GA SATURDAY next the 9Th inst, VIII 4oll public
auction, front OF the Market House. INTEREST
Bridge formerly belonging N Conne
ir conveyed by him trust Sale
take place at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
The property will be shown any wishing purchase
by Mr. John Grouse.
Terms made known time of sale
5ntsth THOS j KIRKPATRICK, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- We arc authorized announce u. o. DONS candi-
the Office Sheriff OF Campbell county at the ensuing
election (fe 23dSctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

" - isa,,,shu,g A HARDY Norfolk. Va
~ a. HARDY n GO, Commission Mcr-
He CHANTS, No. ~ Sycamore street. tneN 10 fo"ens
iioiel) Petersburg, Va - -., ,,.. ,,
Partners supplied with Peruvian Government Gnano ana
other ferlzors improved Agricultural Implements maehm
cry sc. &c g. ,,u,... - 7 I'm.
SOLE agents Dcurg Genuine Super Phosphate oil Lime
Morrla tiround Hone Warranted pure, fzs improved
Horse Powers and Throshors Easmans rank kaao anu
Farm Wagons Patreks celebrated pehaheo ""a'n''"''
safes for Banks Merchants and Families -
Also agents for Montgomery premium "ocN""as a,,
sco,ts ittle Giant and Cob MIL SeymourS Broadeast
Mnrlinn l'"-'.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

~ the season "hea ihse troublesome pests make theii
pcarance would call the attention of houFckecers IN tins
nevcrang preparation destroys the egg well as the
insect Made and for sale only at
J. H. THOMPSON & cos
70 ~ a Drtu stare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- We are authorized to announce MATHEW b. NOW
LIS candidate for the Office Sheriff of Campbell count
st the ensuing election. lP = tttltc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
ma &htsth THOS. j KIRKPATRICK, Trustee
NrALUARLE FAnIILLEs OF \ e @ OEs AT

AUCTiON.-On Friday morning the 18th inst, ! will
sell Market street. Woman-a No Cook, Washer,
cand her Children; Man and wife, and one Child;
Woman-a irsrate Cook &c Boy II years of age
Dining servant; one Boy, years Of
All above good character and sold for
fault being the property of gentleman about wing
from the ci;v. Una , tI4th &. r. PHELPS. Auctr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07


q my agent, sending six pupils tho "Gormanton
-aalc Seminary. shall be tniinn cor board
fntou hest Suits the Ministers having no
DIN ghcr4 soul viii be pail the money This agency will
unlg cun year.
idircz. atTs. ANN ELIZA MAYS.
StiR. Y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
fe lS-dfuI for H. Rowe, jr, AZ 20
m .sv .s,.u,.t NV .p&us A COZ. Ex


prng eupplg of fresh and reliable Garden seed
from Iauteth Also. lot Of 81 skin Onion Sets nuC
admired account Of her dcilao flavor For sale at
JcH THOMPSOS n cos
N.-r..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
A s.vss,.s 1FsEg.-Any urr..u ~, h. =,

pEsr GJSPOys DER TEA AND BEST BLAC!
, TEA for sale by STABIER \ JONES
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

that Distribution Enterprise can
pace he 22d OF February The unusual hardness
winter prevented from seeing and settling with
my As them shall fix another
!av not later the ls Of August which tune the
certainly take placr, the tickets called and
the money refunded should the sale Of tickets justify
in ,oing H. shall npon earlier day, as anxious
have tic drawing place the earliest possible time.
JESSE +. HOPKINS.
fs IJd0rf1-tn ATT Liberty, ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

- BALTIMORE AND KitHMoND.-FlNE
'Ff@s~%'7Ts- STEAMERS BELyiDERE AND PocA
loNrAsrhey leave baltimore, for Richmond, every We'd
Returning, they leave Rich
innnd baltimore every Tuesday and Saturday evening
Freight intended from Richmond must be here every
Monday aud Friday. IuDIAM n WATSON,
Ikrhm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

good supply of Plaster, which will sell in tho
limp good terms other house IN the
city My Plaster ground just want for my sales j.
perfectly fra s aud is always ground fine. The
lump ground both delivered to boats free Of daysRe
ground delivered in The Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road Depot free Of drayage. WM ~ MILLER,
Raaiu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
..s-s TGANsws4' wOAN0Ka.-Th

~ steamship. ROANOKE, has hoen pvt rate
order and again commenced her regua, trip4 from,
Wv York City Point.
Orrmereianie and others ordering Goods from New
Wi not t,rga, to- sii2 by hcr.
Goods .hipVed from New York Wednesday arrive in
Isnrh4rrc on III, f4inNiur saturday.
LIE 4 JOHNSON, Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
" AD1EIa, MISSES, s5EsLDWHN.-I oncn


three trunks Of SHOES. In the lot are La
Morocco id, and Roots and Bus%ns; Misses ani
Chidrcns Boots; also something very important
Chdrcns nice little black and coored Shoes Of
size, very in the city VII 3si As, IS and S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28
COL. WOODS MUSEUM
OF
LIVING W0NDE RS!
POSITIVELY FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,

AT LIE CLAIRE HALL,
wednesday and Thursday, June 4th and 9Th
4 GREATEST natural attraction in the world. Wonder
UPON wonders Seven great euriositiss all In
pItiou Was visited by l0J9a people in st Louis most
IL LADIES with tine greatest delight
GRAN COLLIE IION,
consisting Of the following wonderful frsaEs u
IA c, Among the number may BE- found
The Swiss Bearded Lady,
Nine Clorlulia the greatest curiosity this country
and subject admiration and wonderment TO all per
sons in Switzerland France, England and tie United
states
The American Giantess,
Miss Sylvia Hardy, from Wnton Franklin county Me
who /, nearly eight high weighs ISL pounds, aud
guires l54 ySrs Of ordinary dry goods Ter the comp
dress
The Young Esau,
son OF the bearded lady ~ years old, with pair 0!
whiskers his back shoulders aud body are entirely GOV.
cred with SOFT hair, and is Of the
sprighty as well the beautiful child in the world
The Queen Of Fairies. Smallest lady in the world
Mrs. Ellen Briggs
Nothing excel her ovehnes tie very god of beauty
has made form in miniature almost divine; very inte.
red years and Is the mother Of three beautiful chill
dren She is accomE panied by her husband, ne sized
gentleman, and she the size Of Gen Tom Thnmb
The ninuis GhildrCn, or the
Sucker BabieE.
Two largest children in the world boy Ia years old
weighing 457 pounds, EEl years old, weighing -.
pounds, Both very intelligent and hne looking. The boz
i IS inches around the waist, Also, the
Sw IS Warbler.
Young man that will initiate all the fsathered s0nysteT
OF the grove, and discourse most beautiful tn
Jewish Cymbat
Admission 10 all so CENTS children Is cents;
Nav "A L.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

RErUELIcAs ELEcToR.--We heartily
respond to the following sentiment from
the MuscatiBe Journal. DR.. WirTEE is
.good practical speaker and a conscientious
man, just the person to make popular can
didate for Republican Elector We hope
the State Committee will appoint him forth.
with
1--WE hear the name OF DIR. Witter, Of
Scott county, suggested as candidate for
Preside ntisl elector in the place Of Reuben
Noble, declined. DR.. Wiuer represented
Scott county in the last Legislature, hay-
inr been elected as Democrat, and was
the author the present prohibltory Liquor
Law OF this State. The DR.. has formally
renowned the slavery extension Democrh-
cy and joined the ranks OF the Republicans,
thus evincing political honesty exceeding
" refreshing in these days Of corruption and
deReneracy. He would make popular
and available candidate for elsctor."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

The Washington Uaion has obtained a
statement Of the amount Of land granted by
Congress to the railroads Of Iowa. The
&C, sets apart lands for four different rail-
roads, about forty miles apart, running from
the Mississippi TO the Missouri river. thus
crossing our whole State four times from
East to West, and averaging nearly three
hundred miles each in length. The fol-
losing is its estimate showing the quantity
granted which would accrue Tor each road
to the State, allowing that there would be
unsold lands enough within the prescribed
limits of fifteen miles on each side the road
to satisfy the grants:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

Iowa LAND BILL.-The Lyons Mirror
accompanies the publication Of the lowe
Land Bill by some very appropriate re-
marks. We give single sentence
"a bill for this object has been before
Congress for eight years, and passed the
Senate several times, bu, il could never
get through the bousr until our able Rep
ressntative, Hon. JAMES THoRis6Tos, un-
dsrtook TO pilot il through at tie present
session."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28
Routes. Estimated lsng Sfi
A.

We don't supPos that the actual amour,
realized will exceed more than from one
half to two-thirds at the utmost OF the
quantity above specified. Our own rail-
road. for instance, VII not get one acre te-
tween Davenport and Iowa City, and we
presume tie other Roads are somewhatsim-
ilarly situated. The same article states
thaf in order TO protect the lands granted
from sale and location, the Commissioner
Of the General Land Office has withdrawn
all the lands in that State south Of the De
corah district, south of the line between
townships 90 and 80 in the Fort Dodge dis
trict, and south OF the line between town.
ships 81 and 81 OF the Sioux city district
II 10 designed TO adjust The several grants
with as little delay as possible, in order that
the lands Dot needed for these grants may
be restored to market.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28
m lAIeH Of Blood IN KAHsAs

The telegraph has acquainted our reader
with the progress of mattersin kansas
has informed them that in obedience to th'
mandate that has gone forth from the Gov
eminent, the bloody work has commence
and the town Of Lawrence has been "e-
stroyed, We do not doubt the report 7
wa no more than was to be exPec'ea "
the proclamation of U. $. Mafshai Doaa'''
son and the character Of abe 'asaoohus "e
I'D ..n.moped to assist him IN carrying
ON, the policy OF the Administration Con-
,r.s, the course OF these men, dressed IN
authority from the government, with that
of the peaceful residenis OF Lawrence
They sen, a special dePutation TO &C.
ooaint the Marshal with their pacific inten-
lions, that so far from offering any resist
ance to the execution Of q proper civil pro-
cess, they would aid in i,s execution. his
reuly, that, in effect, be did not believe
them. but that they would learn his inten.
tons on his arrival, Such villanous
transaction, under the sanction OF Govern
ment, has never before occurred in the his
tory Of our country, The Chicago Press
under the head of The Federal Govern.
ment Leagued with Raffians Against the
People OF Kansas" very truthfully says:
aTbe announcement OF the destruction OF
Lawrence BY the Rufiisns, under the lead Of
II. s. Marshal Donaldson, on "Wednesday
last. Il calculated TO fire the blood OF every
man in the nation who has any claims to
The name of freeman. 1t is an outrage IN
parslleled in the history OF this country. -
For the first time in the history Of the ma.
ZION has The trighttul spectacle been eshib-
lied of the Federal authority allying itseit
with lawless msrauders to make war upon
= community Of quie, and defenceiess Peo-
pie, and committing acts OF outrage that
could only be expected OF untutofed oarha-
rians, And remember-tae deed has been &c
complsshed BY the authority Of the Ua'ied
Ssaies, THIS 10 certainly q new mode o
serving q civil process Tor the arrest OF I
few persons who offer no resistance. A
mob in its blind Jury sometimes commits
the same sort of outrage and murder, but i
was reserved for the craftsmanship OF Doug
Las and the administration OF Preslden
Pierce to inaugurats Federal mob rule
Let the people ponder these solemn ant
alarming facts. and be prepared to vindicatt
the rights of our brethren in Kansas which
have been trodden down BY such ou,rageou
and bloody assault
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

Adyices from British Guiana to May 3 To-
forms us Of The trial ard conviction OF Or,
known in this country as the "ABgel Ga
briel," for sedticn against The crown, in
having excited the dreadful anti Creole and
snti.C ethoiic riots Of the 18th Of February
last. A about sixteen Of his dupes hive also
been convicted for different crimes, such a.
sedlton, riot, robbery and open plumber da.
ring the confusion. s.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

sr,HE subserleer has recent, ma's natter. snrar
| arstions Tor the manalassa ana oyster Crackers
Boston, sous, ~ a.. together with good assert
men, Of Loaf Breaa Cakes and pasn, Riga, for seo
have also panasastnre Of Grim g. fanis
S"0''s' IL PATENT LOAF BREAD. 80, ..
made os AZ n,.kiaS Bread, are these, The Bread is
this pres,vs IN onsiy, and handsome In appear
me me-, n u much whittier and more even, much
ianssr without beseaing state aud 70 many petsoa.
iohkv ~, nhre tionahle when week OLD, II cuts as
= NJ a. the inest French roll II goes father,
m Is readily Introduced into families who have nes
az used Bal rr's Bread before. ] sea.l 'onuhue 70
s. , = Rread Wagon Ms heretofore. In onerns the
sye artiees on terms which cannot fail TO give en-
rs satlsfscton hope TO be able TO supply all VINO
..s, fsvoy. / hone 10 meri. continuance OF the
snne. All orders from The country promptly attend
ed to. baNtt.. - -. .
Pioneer Bakery, Fret Street, Que square sooSe
Burrows & prettyman's Steam .ltils'
Davenport, May %, ls56-dil
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

No. a,aA house and loi Clay st- bot Brady snu
p,,,s ~ iet sIxi0g House iss22, rooms, clothes
nrass titchen cellar &C. with fruit trees in yard Pfies
si,oM,
a, o~a uo,., ana 10, on east side Of lot ., block 81.
i, aoyiS house 4 rooms cellar, &c Price $3.50
~ Odd and "a ia 10 rooms Kitchen cellar. eistern, &c
Price $4,000,
Ma a-s-rbe Bazaar Building, with tho pfiisss. ~
r landings Lot s3,sx Will be sold on liberal tHs
No a5e.-Iots and On 2nd at and lot on % W.
bloch
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-28

A most cowardiy and brutal assault MAS
made upon A. S. Mitchell, Esq, editor Of
the ST. Louis Intelligence, on the 20ih inst,
while seated in the ladies' car Of the Pacific
Railroad, BY couple OF seamPs named
Charles s. Rannels and Nathan Rsnnels
the former, by one Of those common freaks
of our countrymen in regarding political
zeal superior to qualification, being mem
Der of the State Senate.