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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-06

infants are born to one baptized by all demon
nations the country through
DR.. Barclay. of the U. S. sloop-of war d ale.
which recently arrived from the western coast
of Africa, confirms the statement that the in
habitants of San Antonio, cape de Verbs, mum
beringiabout $4,000, were actually in a state
OF starvation. For want of provisions, they
were killing and eating all their donkeys, lacks
and other domestic animals, and were really in
most deplorable condition. The officers of
the Dale have been eye-witnesses of the intense
suferngs Of these people. Why don't their
government make an attempt to relieve their
suferings? Ian. as-
The Charleston News states that an elephant
which was lost overheard from the steamboat
Thomas Swami, on herpassage from N. ork,
made its way safely into Mount Pleasant har-
Dor. The steamer was thirty miles out at sea.
and heavy gale was blowing when the ele-
plant slipped overheard. Its feat ofriding out
the storm is thought to be the most remarkable
instance Of animal strength and endurance on
record.
A bill is pending in the Kentucky legisla-
ture, providing for the recovery Of exemplary
damages from persons who shall kill or wound
other persons in duel or an affray of any kind.
The bill looks to the relief Of the wife, children
or other heirs Of the person SO killed, by re-
curing the payment to keep them from want,
and thus in some measure TO atone for the be-
sustained. Not bad plan. 81
~0--4o~o--~--1-e-r0e<(->--
The first presbyterian church, formerly the
reverend W. A. Scots, New Orleans, have
made orertures to the reverend N. Z. Rice,sofI
St. Louis, to become their pastor, and offer him
! yearly salary of $1,000. The offer is liberal,
md demonstrates that the congregation know
low to appreciate talent and worth.
-----S----.----~- r<~1--es
v Coffee has declined in New Orleans during
he last month from to cents per pound.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-06

HE Soil OF THE SOFIA new volume al
this invaluable agricultural periodical COM
menced with the January number, presenting
good opportunity for new subscribers to for.
ward their names. The magazine is handsome
y printed on fine paper, each number contain
ing 80 pages filled with valuable information
relative to agriculture, horticulture, the rearing
and management of stock,ah every thing ap-
pertaining to plantation, farm, orchard, or
garden, and is by far the best agricultural Jour
nal at the south. It's edited by Messrs. J. M.
and VIM. I'll. Chambers and Chas. A. Peabody,
gentlemen ofknown ability and experience, and
is published at the low price of 81 per annum,
s copies one year for So, or Is copies for $50.
Address, Loma1 4 Ellis, publishers, Column
bus Georgia. sn
Ion" the well posted Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Sun, speaking of the
existing state of affairs between this govern
ment and Great Britain, and real intentions of
the president, says the particulars Of the diff
fculty will be furnished, and the whole respon-
sibility Of action in regard to it thrown upon
congress. The president contenting himself
with offering to carry into effect any measures
that congress might direct for enforcing cur
demands "for redress and satisfaction, Con-
gress will do just what it did in the Black War
nor case-nothing!
o~~r~~-~1~----o---J-4o-
The Mexican government has made formal
demand on that Of the United States for indem-
1ity for the destruction ofthe village of Piedras
Negras BY the Texan rangers, and asks protec-
ion from similar inFasions ii future This is
lothing but justice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-31

Tlr FOR TAr.--Fred Douglas, who Is
pcrambnatng the country and making
speeches on his own hook. was at The HUI
ehanan gathering on Saturday, Col, Pres.
ton was speaking, aud took occasion to re-
lterate the stale slang about the Fremont
party wishing to place negroes IN Office
&C, during which he referred 10 them as
the "inferior race" When Douglas came
TO hold bis meeting, on looking around his
eye fell upon Col, Preston in the audience.
He said that "hs blood boiled yesterday TO
hear STAKEHOLDER refer 10 his people as an
inferior ra e, They might be inferior now
For the blood Of the Preston's, OF the Nise's,
of the breckenridge, and others eoursed
through the veins o! men in this audience.
There was time snen negroes indeed ex'
isted a, the South But they are scarce
now. The bleaching process has produced
a mixed race pale faces with darkened vls-
age Ii is understood that Mr.. Preston con-
sdercd that he had not made much in the
encounter with the "Black Douglas"
(Chicago Dem.
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A G0Dn INvEsTMENT.

IIsvins ctr NH eampletad and 10 opctatisa ana
Mills la the cay 81 i1avanpat, ard gar purpose W.
ing te aiaFuse 0 aiiR aaa Rlghlsl tastate o. lows
neW sasf ibis Viii, aachtaufy, EHgtue' FlNtures
Buildings and Lease, iaf s.ia On accommodating
torms 10 available party. THIS Mill 10 Raauiacin
tlag hlge quantity ~ Flour pef DAY, al very III
ding cNpansa faSaldaniHs apparatus u ansarpasa
I'D "a the West, 40 betar iUsestneetis apch 70
make money. Fo farther PAtltuaisfsappiy 10
ucI. -, d. JACOB WEAVER in. 4 GO.
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IN Il Gs,st,e
scot cnanir Medical Society.


Agteeab,y Is notiee pabRely giyeu, a
number oi medtcal gentlemen oil the cepn.
~ 81 Scott, Iowa ms st the etfce 81 Drs.
waheswax s. Car,erin Dueaport. On sat
urday, October 18th, 1886 at +, ~ for
the purpose Of orgapising Medte'l Soe'e.
~.
ffessAi Dos Adler, Baker tafpeAsef'
S.S.or, Carpenter yassev, Maxwell ta''
Ter, pel,en. Saunders, Thistle and f"ms9h,
prJAs, TassrIg vas called 10 The char
ana D.. j. j. ToasaN "ss aaninted seere,
+ tsy
4 The otlect d tbc meeting having been
stated. on motiaa, the ioiowiag committees
Wers selected by the gaar aud instructed
ia report s, Subsequent meeting. Wig
GA Constellation i 81 Lars nfs Adler.
Baker and Pelton
o. Col ii Etstss -Drs, Msxwe,l Car,
Fentey, ST., aud Cauaa
a. Fes Bs7-Dts liae Carpenter jr
aai Tomson,
Theo adjourned 4 NEST s tae office 9
Drs Fountain L Aaler sn Tuesday, oet
,stt, Al . p'ct5eS I u
Az tar 0me and place adjourned 10 The
meeting gain convened
frfssat-D.s Adler, Baker, Carpenter,
sr Carpenter a. Carts Line, Maxwell.
Marseis. oRear3aus Psiter Saunders,
Ta,s,ls and Tomsoa
The Chairman called tae meeting p or
der. and the minutes Of the las, meeting
we're read 81 ,bs Secretary sn1 approved,
DR.. ApLrE, ram he committee on Con
atilatjon ana Bylaws, made report,
which, a;.er being lightly amended, was
! ANONYMOUSLY adopted
CThls report provides, that tbe Soeiety
SHAH be subordinate ID tie lows State Med
zeal Soriety--thal 1t shall eousi=tof sach
physicians aad surgeons. residing IN the
county Of Seati. a. are rsgu. member Of
ihe profession that ia of .s s4sii ba g
PFesiIeat, Wee Prcs,asats Secretary, Treas
urer saa three Ceusors, ali 70 be elected BY
IA
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-31

TIE Richmond Eeqafrsr presents the i.i-
losiag arafal picture 81 tna effect Which
disaaiga would have uaon the Tree Stases
Read mis- tale 81 horror
Lei the Block Republicans dissolve the
Ua.on as se4a as they -. ase. Whenever
lhey 60 20, taag stand a.5as-baatr.g. aad
a;tHcsl5ss TIER pros garity Will be gone
me mighty ria III ther manu.sCs1r.as will
no logger be beard ibr Ga.T bum Of adus.
- viii be ha-Hsa: sjaan wifi cease 10
Jl4W Us iFumFa iHc.y .aHd and On their
aters, and ~ whae Ha- ~ their COM
marce Will be gdsd gar. Ia the streets
d their great cities, tA5 grass would grow
green. n their chambers The bat would
7aiter, I'D ug ana 1ysu their stzlr,Vars
the I0athsQme tend NCuldIsa5 Over HEIR
sFGmbsiHr sails tEe M-5ag saaae "auld
crsa} and o taeir aiae-ceI.1fs the has.
1lisE Hoaid seek ua abode. At the dead
hour hoGE al u gHE, tas fox would prowi aud
csrE, 10 iBeir Hgfkel-y places, aGd owls, perch.
iag upon tie ly.'erBg gteap'es If their
EGuychss. Wgu.t boot over tie scene. The
rags Of yhe suns. as theg caMe gisRcug over
the Atlantic aoaGa cease 80 sm.ie 90 they
assFe4 the and and iae pgre wiHd5 d
Heaven aa-ja rg!uctaH.y blow over IT.
fal! misis ana FePyr# wcu 4 eHyel0p and
sarrluad d, aaa tha p4ssP hares cent { an3s
05 corruption ID decay, So Qid DIVIDE the
Empire with aagkness sHd Jhscuntyl oniy
go reveal The hvrrors Of l5e picture. Baby
.aa, Anagaa, Garth &C. - buried clues
sna gEeE. Emp.Fes Of tie past maurn.ul bal
Instructive n Ecgr Eeacbi q, full o!mguTn.
ug are sour examples TIE saUa causes
.hat csns gaad ygG To tb7 tomb, are u oPe
2&oa q se-1 E-a oaHsg E.oEa % your de-
Lal----
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Il aH4A0&8b4b8kaoSA< NS1SeSs1eA+
q ties % - csscetsd Ill round, that
~ psizssi parsiss AZ sheSssss IRE select
il ssssssiiy vssy sosd nea y rss for the
Ceussasiou sbosa 70 ssei the eonisg win
~ . slsss ard snesd Ger present Consti-
,usssn. This is as il shosA ~ Dema
gorves should have no place in such body
and should exercise no influence over il ei-
Their directly or indirectly. A conservative
assembly, small in numbers and high toned
in sentimen;-sg gathering composed Of such
men - we undoubtedly have in the State Of
Iows-can produce document which will
be ratified by the people, and which will be
no, eaiy credit TO themselves, but eslco-
lated 70 advance the honor and glory Of this
young western member Of the con Gederscy
if IN eaEaes. desire TO advance The interest
Of the body polite, irrespective Of party
predictions, Or OF personal sggrsndize-
lRent, should be The prevailing feeling OF
The Convention, il will be happy thing for
lows that the initiative has been taken to
secure . modification, IN some particular,
Of the Fundamental law. A properly re.
slrictes. tbouga not IDPoteEi Executive
Legislative Power whose range Of action
10 well defined. and Judiciary which. by
the character Of It's appointment and tenure
Of eGce, is placed beycnc the influence Of
every passing popular emotion, are points
which should be insisted upon. - Of pri-
mary importance in the governing law OF
region Of territory comprising sixty thou
sand square miles, and containing more
than half Hiilion of souls.
A word about the candidates in our eouB-
y. Csc. w. Ella, Eco, 10 q gentleman,
an educated man, well qualified for the sta
ton. and, most probably, viii be elected -
8. 4. MiLLAR, Esq the nominee Of the Bo.
ebsnsn party. 10 certsiuiy very courteous
end well-bred man, and, we cannot doubt
that, II elected. Scott county would be well
represented and it interests properly al
tended TO. We take exception TO certain
portions Of sn article in weekly cotempc.
rsry, wherein Mr.. Millsr u spoken OF some
whss dispsrsgingly, conceiying the remarks
to be. II this juueture. 10 very bad taste. -
We ought TO be truly thankful that 80 rad
iosl party have had the good sense
70 present u,sn like 8. R. Miilsr, instead
Of some merely popular bsil-~s,her, who
would catch votes upon other issues than
those which attach TO merit.
We reiterste the opinion. that the per
sons ncmins,ed should publicly diseuss the
questions opp erisining TO an alteration Of
the Constitution, q, The Court House, or
elsewhere 10 the city, in order that the PEG
pie may bee Jne better acquainted with such
matters. and be able to vote intelligently.
We douD, nv, Dir. Ellis would be wiling to
place himself before the pubic fsirly--snd
tbe presumption 10 Reasonable ole that
Hr. Niilar would follow suit. We throw
", the suggestion, hoping thst good may |
,ome Of it.
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AAchAhdk BROKERS AND REAL EsY,,l
AGENTS hSih L
CITY PROPERTY
'V'-Lo'J bIoek los, on Brady .ircel; sa,o

""-Lo's block los, on Brady street; ssto
ala Part Of lot ho,k 81, sgstuo t,,,.
"o" ofaaJ street, with h iralue dwelling B.n ''HH
al9-w-st hall Of iot 7bIock 81 stth,r,.,
$50 per foot. '''""d z'r..
j.o,A house aud LOT lu last Dayetto,...,
lol block ga house OF sa rasp,s yl ~ TasS' t
'sfh' ~ooa shed, aei price teOD ''l' e'
3i--A house with n acre Of gragn,t,..
efhpsH OF tho eipi $1,000 Ho'''
9.a--Loi BLOCK IS south ea.l s.r,...
western avenue, ohe OF tho hrHa scan. ~ '1t
private resliehse!n the cit4. ''fL
aas-Lol7 block aud ana 20 1Ioss a......
Aadit'on, near the Female college. 'H"@.
No s3.-Lot No. $ Ia block 50, ON 5tb .f,-..
ssst q Ferry upon VII eh - erected ts. t [4 a.
mouse, sone story frame house, ctrpenr,r ~! .''
stable brings IA rent u $40 per amman. tt GEL
low. ''' ''I' tr ..
~. %. oas story erek Loase Of LOT .,t....
land; fire Ne~ui the river from this pia. '' d.
aH--Lat. aad tlsk u, near tie Dafl-.=l.....
sa4-A new frame house sitA god bash f...rl..
tbs oirheF q Sixth strcsf, I,d aa,Iu1 ts.t
sts--Also nsie' adjoining "a tbs ,.lsa. l.aag.
"sih s''ect ""sso irvl
asf--a house ant 10 "a st,ra .s-e.t ....s.>.
street. lot s.at5e ''
s4.t fotoa Aaia .tt,yt. Et3t,s t...r.......
nar Vi GelisaaIts aadtotr 5sts1et
as house AMI 10, bs,asrsa Ussa..... s...
"ith NAE 'isN q the rssrr
ast-P,r orrot ttoas s.. t-r.s. p....-..
pEize i-lao.
@42--iet ilgar.as so Heaf sad ,sr.a-..ae.r .f...
'"7st S'F ~ lsrt ptt' s6ot. oaay r-fu--
49, house and ier GA .s4tt veg ss.... .. ....
AHd uaines stErsfss stt5V. ''-
4Ji-A heuss aad tso lais h. Eat ls,....,
Iiz"o "a ash baisler yr.E a =hysb .faa~gsv
35j-- house and lot o. ea.tsilt 81 g...4.g-..
vat~een ffqhl ard second sirot " na - n 49,.
rooms, l0i 5ossh, Under frEt "a eelsf ~ aFIg
price $50.
No 80 - i've story fais,s laa-s .,a, rsFt t,
- On Netsfn a'vuas- north u btb 81 t-4,s t...
~ hsa. EsntrJl foseis, stsErfa aad sell Pa $50
10. 2n - House u saa,U .,ss .44 SAGE. g..
and Western ave Pr t!to
NJ. AZ \ nor,s 6 sa4as ssls au,i t4a.s Ia. ...
| east q "rstsfn Ave, Prize ss,.ya
y. 21ss House q same size aud l..zr.s... Pill.
T. = door '~''' q =" Az = @a@
W -. THREE liyEsef Fl tas saaae dssss.s...
E'sia., o. safuam 81 aqftb Of laeusf 81 gs rr.
sren''d 90 PtsS u 80
Nc. a5as--s Hou.s and lot on saresr g,gt.g....
IS l9t ti'lis,, hon-e iG,.Ias. rsus pr-,
No. 2ss A fs.ns hga-s on raruasa a. t.s N...,
sl,sco.
Ne, 2o5-A two story fraHse e7ase GA l.. t....-.
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Democrats Prlustplss What has Become Of
rhemi

AfGAlANA@Ahs Ahs"N-F-r@ -
Themi
Tee Democracy OF Thomas Jefferson aad
General Jackson. when compared with the
Democracy Of 1856, s an obsolete idea
Political doctrines are ef course somewhat
progressive in their nature, bat modern De-
mocracy may Ia truly declaFed creation
# the past ise or six years. The Rdage
that principles never change" when ap.
yIsed 10 the principles Of the Democratic
party does not hold good, Thirty wears ago,
when party Enes were strictly drawn, the
political axioms Of jefferson were the car.
dBsl doctrines OF Democracy We give
three Of the most nofed.
4 hard money currency.
Opposition 10 Internal Improvements by
,hs General Government.
Opposition to Cooperate Power, no mat
ler 10 What form.
Upon these three great topics, the DEM
acrats, as opposed 10 the Wings, gained
many victories. The Wings, ON the con-
lrarv, supported the above doctrines. Time
passed CD, and row what is the condition
of things, The old Wing party has pass
ed away and lis main sentiments have been
adopted 81 lie Democratic party. This is
3 remarkable SJHGIton1 pat TX brin lstfatee
the Truth t.. those Old Wing doctrines, for
they have rived the wreck Of party
Lgok At The position Democracy now
Doc q, oppose banks 10, but on the con
trng HIS become ysgk party. Does i
5p~azc iatsruza i,t'Frevet-rs'n.sf The pas
cage Of seventeen different bills over the
Presidents veto BY the last Congress is an
answer TO that question. Is there any man
fest disposition to check corporate power!
Nvl one atom; on the contrary nearly eve
~ State where the Democrats have contro
Is flooded with Corporations, some OF them
yi the most corrupt character. Here then
% il shown thai the three great Jetfsrsonar
doctrines OF the Democrats party have
| yeen abandoned Tor cu' and out Wing me Is.
ares. The Wnig party seemed TO have d
I mission % fulfil, and having eRgrafted is
I designs iuto the Democratic sock has pass
I I'd away Only one old Democratic doc
! tone remains, namely, the acquisition o
/ territory, no matter by WHIST means. Thl'
doctrine and "Sqnatter Sovereignty" form
the great principles" Of The Democrat,
/ purity OF 1856.
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AN AMKRIcAE INVENTIONS

THE GREATEST OF THE AGE
IT'S grsatuauts aim pncip, cheapness OF price and
L adaptation L. he wants o, all Glasses a. lac com
munItl strongly recommend II 10 every Staten tho
Gaion, ALPHABETICALLY
t4a pratEies Of laaR, whHh Is sEhssanlRied by
IaanS certificates, references Hid letters given by
n liabir rcutitunH whose blTats are in cur hRnds.
Htyil U-am lAo p4ttRftrs and plapi'1ors 81 ~
\ IA and Jaas t,stA tulebi lgd GoIlsHel Uttndihg
n. A.1.s nj
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WmskGY ARD DEATH.--The Prescott
Pierce County, Wie,J Transcript, says d
pQgr drIGkard was found dead IN tho Toa.
a few miles South Of Hastings, On TUESDAY
iasl--hs corpse vas watched over by dog
and bottle Of "hiskey 10 his pocket. II
leaves family somewhere IN he Cannon
rgtr tougtfy. Name unknOau.
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Prairie fires have been very destructive
this fall in this part Of the State, coasu
ming Ia some instances, everything the
farmer posse ssed in the shape of wheat and
hay. Fences and timber have not been
exempted from the fsyages Of the fire. IN
some parts Of the county the suIfaCe Of the
earth has been stripped completely q al
eombustlble matter, presenting black ani
desolste sPpearsnce.-jasPer Co. Ixprefs.
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L. is sad tint there are over 10000 lep
sos 80 lUdta. They form themselves in,.
large bands and 20 ataut levyiuR blaca
mail upon the luhabitarts, threatening !.
money and food are not furnished then, t.
battle iB the wells and tho infect them
The attention oi GDYerpment hss been cell
I'd 10 lbJs hurrld subject,
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Holloway. ointmsn, and Pills

Unlike the mineral Preparations nat drive The Vi.
rus Of eruptions aud sores Into The vital organs,
this marvellous Ointment 1tschatgss the poseS be-
tafr Il heals tho Aash The PtlIs invariably cure
Dyspepsia and ali billions disorders Sold ~ tbe
manufactures, NJ - Maiden Lsat, New Apts saa
as strand Eoutau aud tr al 4rgssists, 81 as -
sod 81 PerbaN 81 pot. ust9stuiw
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ANOTHER FsLL Dows.-Nigbt before
last the ne~ building corner Of Seventh
and Main, the walls OF which had just been
cyupieted, was entirely ruined By the Civ
NJ away Of 'he foundation, This building
consisted Of l@y stores, with & large hall
above, and wa. one Of lha best holdings on
Main street The two partition > a.ls, and
5ue-,hird each Of the 'front.' aHd rear wails,
Tell d8wa. 5ud tile north front vail sprang
uut sew raj inches. We understand that
The walls ui.i have 70 be taken down en-
HreIy, and the found4,l0D repaired. The
iamsg, Is eslma'cd at iulI $1,000. The
building the property Of Nessrs. g. W.
Thomas H. and Richard Hardaaty. The
.!Hng Of The walls ruined the wall VI az.
other 0ugl.n2 In the same block, which was
he Properly Of Nj. Tdplett, and had been
aaFred up seyen CT eight feet above the first
af5-y.-hs0.g! Whig, 25h.
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IcsoRAHca ys. Kg0wLEDgE. -TgnorQI

IGsoEAEcE va. ksUwLEDgR. -IgnoraHCe
alys such TAX that we can't imogins how
anybody can aff1,i 70 be- q hlockhead .-
McCackeu works ior dollar day, while
Spring, b. neighbor commands twenty
aalilsBgs. IS uids difference, aud all eau.
d by spnug. kaoajng how 10 read, wr.,c,
and cipher, From these figures, It will BE-
seen that NcCrackgn's want Of know ledge
Gusts him lUur hugGred dollars a year
which shows that ignorance costs him more
tAsn bis wife and children house rent lnclu.
sYe.--Y J DatchmaR.
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A Chance to Make a Fortune

CLAEh'S cELEBRArED FLOUR MILLS, one in
operation and exhibition daily, corner Perry aud
Third street. The pnblie invited 10 call aud u
ssar- Conuiy, II ~hship sud chop single rixDts
ard Mills Tor sale Ne hnss also Tor sale te rights 81
Territory Vi Wisconsin, Minuesola, ka1sAs Ani Nr
hraaka Apply IL The PROPRIETOR,
ata,.du JACOB WEAVER, Jf 4 CO
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tsTEaEsTis4 RELgc.--In the beautiful
window Q thr furnishing store OF BIZ. Clark
ospa &c the CITY Hotel, IS suspe nded pair
iron ganEtrls, over which, marked on q
sIjy OF paper, are these words: "iron Gaun,
.ars. v9rn by Charlemagne." They are q
beautiful piece nf workmanship, and shou
w skillfGI eere the Erlssns OF thou
sand years 0na. The og1gide only is u
iron, ,glHud like all ancient armor TIE
INSIDE, Of und- rside, Is Of leather H..
Clark informs gs hat b. purchased them
GO 40 antiquarian store IN Paris, and " r
l-ag,ed that faey really aere once own,c
.ad 9n By the greet Emperor Of France
Tlgy are very heavy sud give one an idea
a' gAs yrgi- suus sucugih oil yue warriors
he y,dca tuHr, who, cucyssd in iron trou.
cad 70 loot, could yet perform such prod.
g.es Of Yaior and such teats o. proves a.
are recgra. O or lbpW-& Louis As1rs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-31

The clncinnati comnssrctsi Of Oct. ~
says that w. S. Groesbeek, Democrat,
elected to Congress in the Second Ohio
District, pledged himseif to vote 10 make
Ksusss . tree State, By which he gained At
least two thousand votes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-31
Fancy Bazaar.
WI eSs Retail.
Brady, between 4th aud 9Th ste
tHTlTH tslers nee 70 tha above adv ettse ment, NJ,
w inform the Inhabitants uf Davenport and Al

EalCY bazaar.
wno1esale If. Retail:
Brady, between 4th aud 9Th ste
WITH rsiers nee 70 tha above advertisement, ~,
w inform the Inhabitants uf Davenport and = i
-TEE' ESTABLISHMENT,
Ihc y &SfS Esx az
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
Brady street between 4ih aud 5tl ~l-
We rqneh particular attention go our large ~
sgrImeHtot
French and Scotch Embroideries,
wa.cb, getting 'Lsn on e"uflsHmcnIaiH trife alloy,
u cost importing price, shEll al.po-e Of a
strictly eastern prices Wholesale 40 gqil retail
Besides wc keep beautiful sstt sfoH 81 al Kind.
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions, Gents Far.
nishiug Goois, Fancy Baskets and
willow Ware zophyr Wol.
Gleis, Fmbd silks
4 splsna'1 slors Of FHoyaa, enI quantity
% llsme, al al tae uuUss reasonable prices.
We !uFito rhG Publie to coll and Judge for them.
seiyea; shaii ai~Ays be happy to show our good.
Ou' motto hos prices @lH u1i arm prize system
and polite tendance.
Country Mer bapIs aud Psdlars would do vol {,
ocI2I.dlm SNYDER q RUNGE.
Helehers 2efned Sugars.
i0y Barrels ali grades, t'r sals By --.,.,...
EVANS. CuEW g. 60.
Coraer arcoal saa Perry cts,
PLANTATIONS M0LAssEs.
70 Earros landing and for sale by
hEANs CHEW & CO
Corner Second sHi Perry st..
DEIED FRUITS.
ID sisus Fiums, FfHnes, Fig, Appiop Peaches, Gan
III r4uta, Ga on, &c, for sale by
Corner Second and Perry IT.. "
l. i6Li- Will li-h. Treut Fl,keI"i Herring. CodGsi
a GmdiEgs 81. o. n.is by
Corner ssSoaa zla Perry sm
PRE6ERVEg.
bvastnrs I.a,a, ApImvs, fIuu- -lruwjrrrf-s FI.rI
berries. tmo AI4iar Gnsor rte Fftlt. &c.. lpr
sale by TNASs CuEyI 4 "a
Corner Es..Ha sad IrEry rt-.
OA+ '''d' "'s'", 4o'"l r% :,s ro' s ,S's r
Corner soa.nl arI r.lry re.
1 o.. metz ..liy -r,!nt ,y.r,a. T.ulf..a 10 .l...
\ lobat ere, A.. af ItANa. tnENl d. 90 D
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