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Mlrln List.

Mlrln List.
TORT OF ELLSWORTH.
TIussDAY Mar Is.
CLEAREJ
Sch Belle. Means for Boston.
Ariel fsewVrsy do. d..
ARRIVED
Auity from Tuutlt
CLEARED,
WEpsrsoAr MAJ ID.
Olive Bronei. Moore for New York.
Adelaide. Clark do. d. do.
As.ic la Hefsick do. Bostos
Nat1A!la. 6iiAn d.. d.
Fedora. fsewosgy do. d..
braces Ellen. tiark do. do.
AbieiL l.Jrd do. do.
CAsaieg, Moore e. Islva
ARRIVED.
ciaIissa- Gibson BrooLlin with Stone
sioop faeA.t Ggant auckland
Sea aIuv.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY NAY ID.
i.ona- niimsn for Boston
AGA ffAaees- ASesou do. baltimore
FRIDAY AAr ath.
PANE
ARRIVED.
opdir. Perkins from Peaotssot
CLEARED.
SATURDAY Mar th.
wsnderer. TTeworgy for L.s,op.
DaEcesoaa. Means do do
Abb al Jordan do do.
Superior. Hopkins do. do.
ARRIVED.
Edward. Smith from Boston
Agnes. Lord do. do.
CLEARED.
SUNDAY MAY tth.
rahAms- Tate from Boston
Betsy Tory do, do
Sloop Packet GRAFT do. do.
ARRIVED.
Sch Consolor. Franks from Bo.,,n
Capt. John. Davis do d.
Eoro do. Lord do. do
CLEARED.
MoSDAY MAY -th.
oPn"' fe'Ains for Peaobsc.t.
ARRIVED
sloop Blocmer. Prey from Eden
Sch Dtlpl in. Lord do. h, ,.1n
"a'ennAn. Forum do. Ssdgwick.
Catherine Besle. Chute do. Belfast
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The ANENDNENrS To THE CoSsrl-

The AxExDNENrs To THE Coxsrl-
ruT1oS.-In the Supreme Ju iicial Court
toy Cumberland County Judge Goodeaow
presiding, i: is staied that Sheriff Baker
presented p tition for writ Of man
Janus Us the County Treasurer. for his
salary. Objections was made to thu ju.
risdic;ioa o: tn. County, but /, WIS
over-uled The case was carried up to
the full bench On statement of facts. 50
ii :, the question Of the Constitutional
will cone up for adjud.ea-
ton at the Supreme Judicial Count.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
SPECIAL NUTICES.

JOY TO THE 'NVALlD.-P.r,ons
afflicted with any Of the diseases ar;siu,
from disor'.red liver, stomach. ner.
vous de"''''". dyspepsia or liver complain,
shouldtry PERRY DAVIS PAIN XII.
LER. 1t seldom fails to effect cure in
q very short 'i,ae. Sold by Drug lists
generally throughout the United State.
and Canadas. owI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

JOSHUA r. JORDAN. has also opened a
new stock of prime goods, at the new
store in the new block. one door below
Mr.. Robinsons. These goods. Mr.. Jor.
dan slys. wore purchased ITO sell, not to
keep"
ALBERT RonrSsox has just returned
from Boston with his Spring supply OF
goods. selected with his usual good taste,
and his intimate knowledge Of the bust.
ness Of merchandising.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

KANSAS AFFArss.-The telegraph has
brought US news Of Sheriff Jones receiv.
ing dangerous wound in the execution
ofthe bogus laws of Kansas. He hai
been making arrests largely. under whose
instig ton we my learn from the St.
Louis Democrat Of the 2sth uls. That
paper has letter from its lawrence cor
respondent dated the 2lst. while tn !,
Kansas invessig ting committee was en-.
gagged in copying the records a. Lecomp-
ton. which shows what Gov. Shannon
was about.
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WHAT THE PARTY Il MADE OIL

WHAT THE PARTY Il MADE OH
c;ncinn ii recently. the Democratic nom.
mating convention consisted OF . hundre
and titty-d:c delegates. more than :wo.
birds OF whom we're foreigners. Ninety
six OF the delegates were Rom n ath-
olics, and eighty-tcur foreign Roman
Catholics. Ofthe isht c. ndidates elect
ed, five VI re foreigners, aud it was with
great difficulty that the foreign and Ro-
nan Catholic portion Of the convention
could be prevailed on to let the natives
have three of the nominees. They did
not give their consent till after much and
earn st persuasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

a GOLDEN HoPE.-How the afflicted
soul exults in prospect of immedi to re.
LEI as 1t listens t. the wonderful story #
ne success of"G. w. Stones r.;ou;d
ashari' and Family Physic." which i.
indeed an heavenly argosy. fraught with
remedial blessings for the sick. We feel
that we cannot do better service than
to recommend i, to every Emily in tho
and. o..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

The Concert Of the juven lie singers
under the care of Mr.. Brett. las, evening
gave universal satisfaction We have
never seen happier con greg ,tion Of "lit.
lie folks" n"r more ploasel Audience.
than were to DO found at Lords Hill.
Wo shall 'ecur to this matter again
Our limits will not permit Of any extend
Cd uctiso at this tisa..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

BlsorKy-Oid Job Dundee was at Oh.
tim, one OF the NEST popular darkies II
our city. lie was kind of patriarch
among the c"l"ed population. and uni
versai!y liked by the white folks. Abnu
she time TIA, he stood e, the head nf III,
New Stree, Church he was sub,ene
before Squire [n.w Judgs) Wisen,an. t.
testify I" rhe character Of a negro VIII,
was charge with petty Larceny.
"W-Il. Job" SAID the Squire, "wha,
do you know Of The character Of the de-
lendrrt p
well, knows considerable bon, de
coored Individual. and neber fin. hiu,
guilty NJ only one fence" replied Job
!" i,h great reverence.
We'll, what IS The nature of the offence
yon a!iude tor
why. de "iggr am Liso,ed."
"He's what,
"Bigo,ed. big",ed--doesnt YOU know
VIVA, da, am p
why, Nc" replied the Squire. who i.
much Of a wag, will You de6.c the
term. JOB =
"Sarl'nIv. sartinly I does. To he oi~.
med c'lored pusson mus, know too
much f'r "ne niggar, and no, enough for
Two nlggars - Cincinnati Times.
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Bos1ox, Nov. 25,h, lS4s

BosIox, Nov. 25,h, lS4s
DR. WV. r. HAYDEN:
Dear Sir.-Allow me to thank vou
tor the great benefit which have "a.
eisved from tn" use Of your most valuable
improved Pills. which were first r. com.
mendad to mo bysmy friend Mr. rren.
holm. who is enthusiast in their pr lisa.
II my hearty recommend ton is of anv
service to you. it is cheeyfully given.
Respectfully yours.
<"S Il. 4 BgsSprr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

New SIaSs arc being put up on vari-
Gus Stores in the village. Our friends.
Perkins & Joy. have opened 4 good as
sortmen' Of choice goods At the Peters
store, on the corner. Give them 4 call
Their goods are all n,w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Corn and Fl ur can lie had at J. H.
f.angdon & Co.. at prices correspondent,
with the fall in Boston and New York n,
this staple ticle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

- Our thanks are due To Mr. Blame
OF Inc kenebec Journal, for all l",tre.tng
memoir Of the late Luther Severance.
nj: inally published in the column. oil
that paper. bat now presented TO the pub.
1t: III more durable form.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Friend Rlazes sends the following cor
rection Of his poctical problem No. 10.
ITO the produc: Of the unit figure multi
piled by 10. add unit, and the sum will
show the d'gits inverted" This mrkes
it fair question, and its autho. is freely
pardone TX,
The bread problem has been solved a.
las. by F. W. c., Ans. sO39 inches
No. l6. Ans. 7.8443 cubic inches. K,
No. Is. Ans. 1882 feet. nearly, K, and
?. W. g.,
No. 20. Ans. Is, 6, 2, solved by Pro-
erosion. K,
NJ. 81. Ans. IA II. S inches, ~ bar
ley.corus is the length. 8 #. inch, and
barley-corn the breadth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

The Ptov,dencs Daily. Tran . ip, has
hen aaa"ag our exchanges long e"ou n
f,r us To appreciate II. !, is neatly prin
ted, aSly edited and Of The right politics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

rTho c!izans Of Purla ID ar. en-.
dsivorin, to est sblis'i Fra. Public Lii
brary in their city public meeting to.
further tae proje;t is to BE- hsld sais even
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

1rh, nav Oaio Stat, Auditor b Is
forbill,n his clerks tao u. Of ard IN
spirits. on pain Of lo.in: th.ir places.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Nun'"' ed. 8 that the steamer Rocklapd
VII leave R"eAl"nd Tor MacA.a.pon On
Saturday morning ucxs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

FORGED IND warrants have bseu IL.
covered at Washington, to the anou,, a /,
l,OC0, 900 acres.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
MARRIED.

In Mt. Desert. May 3D. by Il ". rs, Wu.
gait ap, >.muei $. humill 10 M. My i
reri.aid both III /.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

!" The Bangor Journal, RIP jour
aud Safe Of Name, have each had A.
at Ellsworth. since the FIRE winch ..
sumed the Catholic Chapel. We sum
all the fires that viii ever take p,.,
where the interest Of an freshman i. r..
c. IN d, will be charged 10 The account /
X. N. Ism. Gmd logic, that he, au.e !
n time OF great excitement some graz
less scamp sci fire with the in,en,n,n -.
burning the chaprl.--now. when the .,
,Iiemcn, has subsidized. aud the lri>h b,,
been lie, ATOM sererefy have lived q ,,.,
W aud un,nol-sie,i, and when there en-,
"ot BE- found the reInotesi cause 10, 81,
u base and dastardly act, il is ali H..
N",h,ngisn,.
The men. who cares nothing sbou
'hese Transactions. on'y a> the, furnish n
in~al capital, are tut hire better TIA
the authors nt N. frs, Ahrr Ills ma
ter is fully looked inio, we shall recur /,
II again. -...-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

LAuScAEs--The ship Edward Hy.
mar, recently Launched at Cas.in,. built
by Messrs. S. & ]. II, Noyes d Co., is
pronounced one Of the fines yessc ever
built in New England. In mo el rig,
listening, material and Fl .ish, she is IN
every respect 6 orious ship. Her baild.
ers, the Mrss,s. Moves. are known as ex-
tensivc bui ders. She is owned by VI e>srs
] ?. Whitney & Co.. of New Orleans
and Cate & Go. and D. Johnson O: Cas-
tine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Tnr TWO PIcrUgEs II have subdlcd
The nations of the earth; is there no
othe. world fox me to conquer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Ned respectfully Acknowledges the
RECEIPT Of Tysos Problem. and will send
in the solution as soon as he has en- OPP
por,unisy to attend to it.
In return for the favor, he presents the
following. which, though not so complex
as 'Tyro's, will be wasthy Of his at,en
ton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Bangor, May 6th. 1856.
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PROBLEM.
No. o..

The f.us,,um cf a cone. so feet long
one and two fast bases, respectively. in
crcases in specific gravity, from the small
end. in psppostion. - it incssacss in Ger.
fscs.
What loasth II fssestm rcnaiaa, a.
ter - afths .wbe1e weight u ees from
sseh end F.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

AI,x .nder the On cat.
hasa fought the good fight have
Finished my course. Hcncetorth there is
lad up for me GOWN Of ri h:eo Ism Sd.
St. Paul.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

ysotfsALE GRocERr 1t IS only within
~, tbree years that grocery stores eS-
t i, ,.holpsatr have been established
n.u,,oor;. SAIr Hirschl was the first
a,,r3uce that feature, but since his
nnnbef have sprung into operation,
"a, sse,n 20 be doing well aud 10 be at
..atrsde RON distance to ooT city -
4ng the largest Of these we would IN
,hat Of Messrs. RyAs & MeCARs,
gprows Row, Front street. We
howa through their establishment on
day, aud therefore speak OF what we
when we assert that tie country
g,r,n there find everything in their line
.,nesx. including wooden and willow
!. .n3 an the usual belongings TO a le'
s,s grocery trade Their store room
tsat 3e..a, and four stories, exclusive
cellar In the latter a one item,
have rtored the bulk of 100 hogsheads
.ggar and any quantity oil moinsseS' to-
aal tie usual articles Of under
I'd storage. The first floor, or sales
"a /. filled with heavy samples OF goods
fr,ds, while the upper floors as you
-..5 are filed With lighter articles. Al
d. SO recently located among u.s. one
6grD informs us that their sales are
MB nar month, but as they wish to
miserable advance on that
se are fully authorized to say, that
runlry dealer who visits them
4. ssurad OF obtaining The very best
..-aFes and un Ihe mast reasonable
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Exchaaare


Or alIpart- nrthe United states bougbtand e
COOK, SARGENT 4 COON,
Bankers an and agents
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1aro u)(Dre.
L. CLOSE g. cos. COLUMN,

L. CLOSE Il cos. COLUMN.
w suners slarss stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard.
ssre upon terms and prices which esnnst is 70 sait
we propose IN TIL. column 70 keep our cus.onsrs
posted up In hardware matters and invite calls from
our friends who desire fair dealing.
Dor cash we propose to sell at 3 small advance
eooo Kegs Nails Call sosn for bargains In Nails.
T. cheapbs T. CLOSE co.
IRON ofaii SIZES for sale loSai
T. CLOSE & cos.
SAws, Circular, Mosy and cre,. Cat, warranted
~ at r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
r. CLOSE { cos.
{ tAkPENrE.s' Tools Of every description for
~ sales T. CLOSE & cos.
AsLs and 'acket cps afs Ss ;!oss t f9s sale
DUMPS, Force tftlag ard cu7in pump. for sale al
! Z Ci.oSt * co.'s.
I LIGHTNING HoJ- and lGsaialor for sale al
~ 4. CLOSE II cos.
IA" Pipe all sizes from e Gl ae' ,ot c s;ls at
- n rows r., ,,,4.. $3.50, ,.,
0U e cl6sE & co's..i
aunpN r. - ,,.,
-
~Uys pa. o.. -t-,.,.,,, es, -
N at r. CLOSE & CO.'S.
f-,ravEe =, = :, 49,. :,
>rnype,, 20, = = -,
Esrupp p,,f. -, -.
~.,vtyr 1850,
iienP a"a "aoYor ~, i9t o sape o. go,u
INIAfRsntIru,S III. pn Att Han
r. -. ~. - loo''' n1rioUs; = o,S
popk-sap,t,ss d Hemp, ali sizs.A
n r. t:I0SE A. CO.'S
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3I-T'he contested
election n sui instituted By Mr.. Mann, the
onion candidate Tor Datfct Attorney, OF
his city, has brought to light numerous
fraudulent votes given at the recent cleo
lion under forged naturalization papers
-Four men have been examined who voted
They confess that they never declared their
Intentions. The forged papers were loand
IN the coat pocket ol one OF the parteg, and
another asserted lint bis papers were
thrown into his house. None knew where
they had come from. John Cooney has
been arrested for supplying fraudulent pa
ppTe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

Uswego, Oct. 3I,-RuIof chaged #tth
The murder OF his wife and children nearly
twelve years ago, was yesterday found
guilty.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

NEW YORK, Nov. The steamer Her.
man called to-day for Southampton. She
takes ~ passengers and upwards OF $500
900 in specie.
Flour steady and demand more active;
sales 1000 bible, Ss5O@S8 90 pr. sun
western S6,56@S7,25, extra do, Canadian
unchanged Wheat. sales small ahead
steady, sales $500 bush, sl8s. Chicago
aprng' Sl,429SII4 Mill Club. RI firm,
49,. Barley steady, 7s@74c. Oats un.
changed Pork better, ales SEQ bbIs. 1921
mess, s22,25 prime. NJ changes On hesh
sales 90 bbIs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ie1eyropf'ed snpressty for Gasette.

Key West, Oct 26. --The LAT Co. n
o Afellery under Capt. Baylor leave The
garrison to-day for Fort Moutrie, Charles.
ton. Col. Winder has arrived from the
latter fort with his Co. and garrisons here
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
BY COOK 4 SARGENT.
Fort Des Holmes Land Agency.
Ian w ARIA NTs

THE undersigned have for ss4c Land Harfant.e
J. different sizes, which they vii sell fo cash 81 g
time TO suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection an
location Of lands in Fort nrs N0ines. Fort iJdxe
Cbsritan and other Western Land Districts. Atspte
navueHf uftaXes ard land tusiHes centrally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

Richmond, lst--A duel was fought here
ms morning between Dr. Tiney State
senator, and Roger Pryor, edi;or Of the
Enquirer Tiney WINS wounded at the first
IRE, and thus the matter ended
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03
FOrneY calls for Moro Money

WASHINGTON, Oct. q.
Col. Fotney sent here, on SATURDAY, the
most pressing message ior more money for
the election ol next Tuesday ia Pennsylga.
MIA. Without large sums ar once, he says,
The State is lost to Buchanan, and possibly,
he adds, It Is lost at any rate. The Bucha-
neerS are greatly alarmed at ,ho prospect
before them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

.-=.p THE CHURCHES! We learn that
ousIy contemplated by ~. Luke'o
5oaD Church, 20 build an esifce Tor
a ga The Tot just north Of that occu-
b, the CongregauonaIjs's, on Main
Tas situation is handsome one
..5ald this done, there will soon be
s,snar. throw Of each other, three
r,-,z RI 1imilar character all heavy
siy oruamented, any one Of which
nee centre Of its owT--the First
Congregational and ST. LuEe's'-
afs 4ueness Of city is very much
.5 BIZ proper distribution Of public
rat se cannot bot regret met
prospect OF spending $4,000 up
raEY which Is already Amply PToVi-
Wuy n1t build somewhere along
slert shout the same range east aud
.asss afa lots enough yssaHt. Ia a
ss4H.Eyta he a4 iafgr as THIS wall be
asa.g years hence, the budding
..za.d be rlgidt7 avoided
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.
HFEERfofsale Tie. taltaSing valHa e Real -

LAND AtEN1N.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
streets.
nFFERfor'aie he following vaiGa Real -
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near The corner
.. Six lots the south west corner of Fourth ard
Taruam streets.
,. SIX lots at North Davenport, between Perry ami
Altha above lots are U,ll situated and in parts o
the city most rapidly improving and will be soido
Farming Lands in Johnson County
81 offs. E.! s. % T.. 7aN. Ranges we st 80 acres.
MON. Is. S. 33T - n. Range west co acres.
NE. offs. +. S. 36T 10 y. Range west 40 acres.
The above isndsa NJ on the line Of the rsiiread
from Davenport TO IowaCity.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres of prairie and ninety ceres 81
timber land near Elyira p. o, seven miles fram Ly
ons, Clinton Co., near The Railroad; all chsce land,
we'll watered.
The above property will se sold on liberal credit
ton. Sixty acres first land we'll improved with
good houses. WIN be sold at q bargain.
PoWeshiek County.
Twohundred and hfty acres One prairie land twr
miles north OF Montezuma, the county seat.
Mch I7-'56-du
Scott Co.
1860 acres uninproved landtwo miles from HickOB
Grove, three miles from Wnlcott. ten miles from
Davenport, well wstered.
l60acres nve miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half milos from Court House on the
blu6, with superb views of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees The oat b autful lapd in The vicinity Hhe
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
Alarm ofee eeras, 10 under cultivation, 90 Of tim
Der. never failing stream runs through IL. Will
bsseld very cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres of choice prairie at bargain
HnvSh nav
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I0n PRINTING
wrapping Paper
IoeAL. MATTERS

..pitty or newspapers, very suitable Tor
INC 40 goods, etc, IN package o. On" nun
slsFPWk l.f.V a. This oaice. NovalLi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

Dr. n. n. MAlsSELlS.
Late OF Philsdelphia,)
RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
III is the citizens of Davenport ana vicinity -
Having been attached for number of yesrsto the
Philadelpba Hospital surgeon and ply sieian he
feels comp ient 10 ueat any disease or accident
III at may be presented.
Would refer 10 Professors $. Pancust
- Lhs., ID. Meigs,
Thos. ID. Muttsr,
ofee, y. +. corner ID and Harrison sic.
0rtiG ,tI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03

a-.EuII0SAL CONVENTION. The caro-
b Els, oUr candidate for the Conslj'u.
Convention, will be oynd in the Ga
..smaulug. II was handed in 80 late
.g ,bat We we're obliged to defer itO
-.au until thjs morning. The only
% 'aat has been urged against Mr..
bis short residence in this State
Gang over ayear--but thirty years
" " the West, together with that fam
.wlh lie wants which so long a period
.Ha business and professional life, con-
aOm. we should d nem all sufficient
.'g quality him for faithful dis
he duties of the office Tor which
!. .aea nominated. Mr.. Els is not on
. aaoa the Banking question and in
a..rai School System, but he IS
na the political topics Of the day
as.e o. discuss them with men OF the
.sa'- that can be produced in our
+ ua the man for the place and
! .a a.4 in much esteem our fell
.eo b Il MlIar, Esq, we cannot
'H bis affinity with the Buchanan
oa holding views in common with
saNl1a..sn which has not the best in
" our State at heart, as a disqusli.
.~r tie Office to which he sspires.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-03
1856 I. Fall Campaign. 1861,
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1856 I. Fall oampaign. 1861.
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At tae ola stand OF
Is app SEs Fac DINO
at 10 Le Claire Row
Davenport, Iowa,
IT,. IIstretusaed rem New YORK, Bost,n and
IL l4adslpbja with lns largest AMI hest selected
GO q II -
azr= uHafed 10 d public IN tins county or State
Aad aosid beg leave 10 say t. ny numerous psf
r.asfszg can sell goa your
Fall and Winter Goods
,a.fp~rgh.n eygr, which is SAYING nuch, but an
lgrHr-.t 10 fulhi thH contract, My STOCK %
DEEs@@ GOODS
consist. ol very large end superior assortment q
- Empress, Nuuuops, lbtets Cobugz Eugepia
pIHid satoug p aids HHd striped Argentines, plain
ara ltarrd Alpaeas, ali wsUi Deiaues, cotton and
Wevldo, q ad an immense stock Of
4gfsURNEN9s tsFEF3sS GOODS.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
..lghstas,
,gmDrtes,
urniga.
Ts,ks,
Patches, bleaehed
ana brown t0tton-,
.r...s-. exc; piece. aPao pieces, aud At prices 20
.r.. tuo mfillnn.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
I.@ araI' F3oss s velvet Ribbons,
Dress E#f'U IS etc,
-EHRHOiDERIE&.
H,g.tor Collsrs, Embroidered Muslin aud Cambria
H.. Eacs do, Embroidered Muslin ana Cambria
~ .,s.. lace 10, Muslin and ia gbTie Bands, Dim
.ty do, Muslin ana Cambria Eagngs and iUsertngs,
ragl sh Thread, EalieUcennes, Smyrna, ,roichet,
Lac tages, Embroidered Handkerchefs, kmbroi-
artad MlsliR and Cambria sett', etc,
WHITE GOODS.
pr,t, india Book aul swiss M4slus, striped, check
"a and spotted 10: Plain and Chueked Cambrcs;
y..rorsa Lawns; PILLOW Case Linen and sheeiings'
hrrsslel AND brown Table tloth Linen; Napkins
H.atastcs ;aftEu lrsPeEigs; Ladies' Lawn and
If",, Rauakereeiefs Gents Bo,dered aud pliia do;
sI.4.E. q and brown if4s Linen, Diapers, etc.
SftiWLS.
e-.rasspi Cashmere Long and Square Shawls Slel
J.. do. six aud Thibet DO; BAY State and Waterloo
lgsag md Square DO; eut5' travelling de.
YANKEE NOTIONS
ofrg kinds. I&pcosrs, celebrated Spool Thread
CLOTH%, FiSSfNERES,
EItKSKfE GLOVES d Ni1TEAN'
WG0EEEN G0oD$,
c...us, {,
Saupnt's.
Professionally g..
tUruss aud N0l5shius,
Mixed Coa.ings,
satin DrCnin,- FeLyvEs'
b -- els, Beavers, lCtis, CloaEings, 6riys
Erooking5, Flanueisr white ana color
ed with Trimmings to match.
Eadscs' B0nuets
.,fnn la.e.t ta ssyles sud in the greatest variety.
would iH7tJs .aa attention Of the La9ies PS[utu'
barrie TO lny large compete """ most '"-n''''