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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
Law Beginning TO Reign in Kansa

Law Beginning to Reign in Kansas Col.
Sumner, under the authority of The Federal
Government, has asserted the supremacy Of
the law in Kansas, where lately violence and
outrage reigned triumphant. He has the prln-
cipal roads guarded, 10 prevent any armed
bodies from passing, and is putting under ar
res, all who are implicated in the late outra.
ges. So far so good. The next best thing
he could do would be TO seize all the parlizan
letter writers or correspondents of the press,
and uot them briskly beyond the borders Of
the Territory, into Missouri. There will nev.
er be peace in the Territory while there ex.
lists in it such manufac,ory of lies n full op-
eralion.-Ledper.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

advertising om Vest. "A man in WAGON
sin, recently advertising hls farm for sale 4,
winds up as follows 1.-THE surrounding
country is the most beautiful the God Of ma.
ture ever made. The scenery lie celestial,
divine: lso two wagons 10 sell and yoks
OF seers"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

Diantseting Agents.--The bes, and mos.
simple disinfeclug agent known is the chic.
ride of zinc. 1t is made BY dissolving zinc
iE muriatic acid, and is applied in diluted
stale TO foul and offensive drains, cesapools,
sc. The sulphale of zinc, however, is nssr.
ly as good, is cheaper, and is more easily
managed. 1t can be purchased at any drug.
gist's in the form of sal A pound Of Is
dissolved in Two pals Of warm water, and
thrown into an offensive cssspooi, will soon
deodorize it. During The hot weather, this
dlsinfec,ins agent should be applied pretty
freely in thousands of places in New York
AMI olher cities. Copperas (sulphats Of ,ronl
may be applied in the same manner and for
The same purpose. # is Eot such a good
dsinfectanl as The chloride Of zinc, but il 10
much cheaper.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

II Mr.. Fillmore, intending TO be compli
msntary 10 the politicians who surrounded
him on his arrival al New York, said that
when be stepped On shore at Naples he was
surrounded by bsggars, but in New York he
was surrounded BY freemen. 1t is a little
curious thai Mr.. Fillmore should have thought
Of begsars the moment he was surrounded
by politicians
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

Il Handsome IRON Bridge is to be built at
Chicago, ILL.,, costing $4,000, the posts 10 be
Of cas-, iron, the balaace OF the bridge OF the
bes, wrought iron. The Galena and chica.
go, aud the Illinois Central Rrailroad Com.
panies are 10 bear SEQ, 900 Of the whole ex.
pense.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

~ Sir Benjamin Btodie, the leading sur
geon in England, has an income of Ei7,ooo
year; never operates on anything under an
Earl or Bishop's leg, and receives fee OF
tho most pnormous kind.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

Land Offices Cbssd-We learn from the
Milwaukee Sentinel that sll the Land Offices
in Wisconsin have been closed until the
land granted for railroAd purposes shall have
been selecled.
The Land Officss. in Iown have also been
closed.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

DRowsED.--on last Thursday young man
npmed Frederick Keck was drowned ia the
river al Berwick while endeavoring 10 swim
across the Falls. He is supposed to have
been from Reistentown, Baltimore county,
Maryland.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

x The day fixed for the election of cleo
tors 10 elect President and Vice President
of the United States, is the fist Tuesday al
Ter The first Monday in November. 1t will
fall this year upon lae fourth day OF the
month.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

CRoPs.-The farmers in this region will
rejoice in bountiful crops this year. The
weevll has injured the wheat in some cases,
but not TO much as last year. The grass
crops are everywhere large.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

a These KNOWN Nolhngs who would like
TO vote Tor Fremont will be q little staggered
by reaec,iog that he is only one remove
from an odious "furriner."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

Y Hon. Richard Brodhead, Of lbe U. S.
Senate, has our thinks for large and hand.
some Map Of Central America, and other val
liable Public Documents.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
Kansas Bill Defeated.

The House Kansas bill was defeated yes
terday, by one vote. The Black Republic
cans could elect their speaker, but coult
not pass their Kansas electioneeting propo
sition. Is there screw loose any wherea
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

T One day last week, dear little Lady,
somewhat spread by the aid Of "whals.
bone," was promenading along the street,
monopolizing The sidewalk 10 such an ex;
tent, tina, none were able to pass by, unless
taking the middle of the road for it. She
was coming along by Steele's Hotel, when,
10 her great dismay, her balloon burs,, and
lei the hoop through her dress 10 The e&tent
Of foot and half; this sad acclGen: created
quite sensation among some gentlemen,
who happened to be in front Of the Hotel !;
some Of them, out of sympathy, of course;
threw her quarter, and others, no, 90 we'll
provided with dollars, threw her sixpencs.
intending 10 enable her to procure a new and
more substantial sailing apparatus. really
piled the dear Lady, but~ would not have
been in her place for all the "qnaHers" ia
town. hope that my lady friends will take
warning BY this sad catastrophe, and dispense
with This foolish and absurd fashion of hoop
ing themselves; but if they must be fashion.
able, lei them at least be sure, before start.
ing on promenade, that they don't explode
The "whale. Wiikesbarre Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

Industry and lis Btessings.-People may
tell you of your being unfit for some peculiar
occupation iu life, but heed them not. What.
ever employment you follow with persever-
ance and assijuily will be found fit for you
it will be your support in youth and comfort
in age. In Learning The useful part of any
profession, very moderate abilities will suf.
fee great abilities are generally injurious to
the possessors. Life has been compared lc
a race, but the allusion still improves by OBJ
serving that the most swift are ever the mos
ap, 10 stray from The course.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

B' In the Village of Hazellon there are
two licensed Hotels, five licensed Ale Hous.
es and one Store.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02

II AT Muhcy there have lately been some
cases of smallpox in tha. irregular form
known as "crystallins" BY medical men,
So far only one case has proved fatal, and
that was child Of very delicate conslltu.
tion.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
Tolls At BEACH HaVEN.

TOLLS At BEACH H.AYEN.
CoLLEcroaIs OFFICE,
Beaeh Haven, May aisl, 1856.
R. w. WEAVER, ESQ,
Dear Sir The amount OF
Tolls received at this Office during The past
month is s29,o62,35
Previously reported s.i4s,5i
Total snoun, since Dec. I, 1885 ssa, ,ss
Respectfully yours,
PETER Emf,
Collector.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
List Of Letters

LISG Oh LGttcFb
REMAINING in the Post office at Blooms
burg, Pa, july let, 1856.
Addams Tobias Blessing Val
Brown Susan c. Crethen Chanthen
Deisher Henry H. Dreibelbis Ca,harine.
Ford Thomas Goss John
Hollans Lewis Hoyt Samuel
Judson A. Kent Matthias
Kranse ]. Lytle Robert
O'Neil Francis Parks Jasen
Roth Andrew p Shmits Sebastian
Stillvil VIM. H. Tyson Jesse M.
Thomas Thompson UGangst 4.
Wellivsr Thomas J.. 2 Hughes David, ship.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
PHILIP UNANGST, p. N.
Bloomsburg, July 1, 1856.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-07-02
WANTED AT THIS OFFICE.

An active inteligen, boy as an apprentice 10
the printing business. One Of II or IS years
desirable.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The General Assembly Of the State Of
low. will convene to-day al Iowa City
This body is Republican in complexion,
and we presume contains ne much inelli-
oence and stamina as any other legislative
body in Western States. Some very i'm.
portsnt business will come before this Leg
islatuie. d manding all the experience and
ability which can be brought to bear in lie
discussion and settlement. We shall short
10 allude in detail TO several subjects which
viii claim the attention Of our legislators.
Mr.. Bsrner, one Of the Representatives
from this county, will leave for Iowa City
to-day. II is anticipated there will be
pretty full attendance at the opening ofthe
Legislature, although the miserable oonai-
,;sn OF the roads may detain some few lly.
inc in the more distant counties.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
Rev. Mr.. Matk.' Lecture,

At the conclusion Of the Rev. MIR MARK
LAST Lecture, a, The CITY Hat, in Quincy,
Ills, the audience remained III the purpose
81 giving an expression . their views aud
Feelings with regard io,he coHse g Lee
tures then brought to aclose.
On motion Of NJ II, Deaman, Esq Hon.
John Wood 10 L the chair, snd &. A. Say
age was appointed Secretary.
Alter a lew appropriate femarks from Air.
Denman aud the Rev Mr.. foote, expires
sive ot the high appreciation q the ske',
Nc. MARKS Lectures GA Coustanunopie lhe
Crimea, Palestine aud thru ~ar'' y 81 ErYpt
bordering 90 the Nile, saa the gfaaicaaon
and pleasure which those leclnfes have at
iorded the following preamble and res
oluiions we're offered by the Rev Mr. Fooie
and on motion. unanimously adopted.
Whercas, 4 very aige and respectable
audience Of oug cty, embracing some OF
lis most Intelligent eitzens, having had the
pleasure Christening TO ccurse Of Lee
tufts by tue Rev. Mr.. Marks, o. Quincy,
giving i description Of countries and promi-
aent places bordering the Mediterranean
and Black Seas, where he has travelled du-
ring the last two years, and feeling an OBJ
legation growing out ofthe high apprecia-
ton ia Which Mr., Marks has long been held
10 this community as minister the Cos
pei aud useful citizen, as well as on &C
couat 81 the benefits We have received from
his COMMUNICATIONS,
Resolved, That the audience embrace this
opportunity oftestifying that we have been
highly Entertained and profted by the very
eiegant and graphic description OF those
places ae visited and scenes which present.
| "a themselves to his view, as well as by the
truthful and practical delineation OF charac-
Ter, and Of many Of the customs of those
countries, with which his Lectures are in
| ter persed.
Rssolptd. That should Mr. Marks, have
occasion to detyer this course Of Lectures
! IL other places ia our country, we do cheer
/ fulty recommend him as Interesting aud in
structiye popular Lecturer, and doubt not
| that alI who await themselves 81 the prisi-
Iere az hearing him viii b. both pleased
ana amply repaid
Resolved, Thatif i suits his convenience
Ne invite Rev Mc. Marks 70 prepare aud
deliver IN Quincy, smother course during
the coming Winter, Oh those portions Of Ea-
/ rome here M has travelled, aud that we
viii IA ke measures TO secure him not only
an audience, but reasonable ccmpensa-
| lion.
! Tn motion, adjourned
c. A. SAVAGE, Sec'y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The DEAD OF MISUNDERSTANDING On
~ IA Of Walkers men are reported as has-
;oo been killed in battle, il is estimated
from facts CLEANED from authentic sources
that more than 1000 young men from his
rank. have persisted from the disorders, and
the climate since Walker undertook his I'll.
libus,ering conquest Of that country. There
ia fearful responsibility Tor these sacrifices
Of Life resting on the men in our cities, who
have devoted their time 70 entrapPing their
victims; and, also, on our Government,
which he suffered this horrible trade to 81
an in de6snc e or our neutrality laws, with.
out anything more than merely colorado
attempts to prevent i, and Of iute without
suy attempts u al. ts.sa4a. aay& AZ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

How beautiful the following from the pen
OF Prentice, and how happy the heart tha'
can see these beauties az be portrays them.
"Why is that the rainbow and the cloud
come over us with beauty that il not d
earth, and thus pass away, and leave us t.
muse on their faded loyeiincssf Why is il
that the stars which hold their festival
around their midnight thrones, are set above
the grasp Of our limited faculties, forever
knocking US with their unapproachable glo-
ry? AID Willy is il that bright forms Of hu-
man beauty are presented to our view, and
then taken from Ne, leaving the thousand
streams Of atiiiction TO flow back in Alpine
torrents upon our heart! We are born lof
d higher destiny than that Of earth. Their
Is q realm where the rainbow never fade
where the stars will set out before us liz
islands that slumber on the ocean, and
where the beautiful ling that nov passes
before us like a meteor will stay in our
presence forever"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
Importan. trom Guatemala.

Extract from letter rl ceiycd frnu Qua
tenuia, dated Oct. 3D.
10 addition 70 the troops now n Leon uu-
der the command Of Generl Psrede= 1000
more will march by the -nd Of October; part
will go by sea, and part by land-those by
sea in two vessels under escort Of an urmc d
schooner, and GOO men from tie Republic
Of Salvador will join th.s force They viii
probably be in Leon by the middle Of Ne
venber.
The last news received ifom Costa Rica
is that 600 men would enter the south 90
Siearaugua TO act in union with these
Guatemala, Salvador and Honduras. ell
combined aud pledged 10 support the pro
gincisl government u President Ryas
When these troops JOIN those nga Ia IL
on, they viii have over 8 900 men, We ar
med and equi pped-cousequentb Walk
will coon disappear.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
EXCHANGE Brokers' AND REAL Fsr.gt
AGENTS
CITY PROPERTY.
.Lota bloek I0s, an Braay .lI..L. -

3O4Lot9 block ios on BRADY stfees 4stu
9ig--part OF lot block q, 49xIo6 lection esg.,.s
near Bfady street with a frame dwelling house
al3-West hall d lol bloeB o. alih afrausasy
ling house, Railroad east 81 tiaeE Island str,,,.
$50 pei foot
$40 A hoase andletiu East usa tpfali, esaaz.,
lot block 2 house Of six rdtins good eifsf ~
tern, wood she'd Sc price $500
32I-A house with II acre 81 gTgaua % ne sof,,,.
ern part Of the city $1,000.
32s--Lot BLOCK rs. soulh ,ast corner AZ -i....
Western Avenue, one Of the handsome ii lats t,f5
private resideneein me city.
3!s--Lot3 block aud = aud 70 block = Esft,,.
addition, nearihe Female college
No 49, Lot No in block 56 % llh stfs.t, .ast.t
east u Perry, upon VIII eh Is erected Two stzayi'
house, oug story frame h0ose edfpentFr sh.f ~
stable, brdgs ID rent u sos per win h. s5I
low
No a3aA stcty biiek house 1 Ut l5t gszgnt g.
north side u fenlh street batnscn rsrey snl Rt T.,
Iandi hna sie~of the river from this place
$50 Latss and block -, near tie Ratirl4i JsFot.
si4 A new tr,rns house with good back buiI5ag. a..
the oorusr Of riKth streets PC 4lalpi iasg.
si5Aso ,lielot adjoining tLs south. tioas.ae Oh
Main street 5aNSo ie,t
3as-A house and tot on sisth street sa.t Of Mann
a. ~ On 9aia s'n.st lelos m oab v,,, VOC.
uer ii o"idsmi'h ait,t.9n ~ SHL
asa house and lot 5stsses, ufalq asd Main ST..
Nith fue 'i7~ af the f'.t
a5l-r4ft fiat rb.ak 5. roest D,llea addition
| prise !; so
9is-lot tgegtns % BRADY aud ,zseustus Ga pru,
st''o' ssS sii iests prize s6qo Easy forms
81 house and +, on sautt ussi cosaal Of rt.4
4st-a haass aud two lats ia East bar aug ri misc
si.oe i cash, hasuss Year, cheap pfei eriy
355-A house and tot ou uastslin ii kipl.y stf..f
between FEohtA and Second sHO -, house ~ slafies
rooms tot soaso andsra rent 81 500 per anu uaa
price $3.50.
~ 2i0-A i've sas} frame halsa Iall afiat lisL
81 Western avenue RCfth If stA A aau+a 4 r.aus
AtaAsh' tantfy 5ia'ste staszrB ana aseE mas s2-o5
10 ga a ilaas.. . suns sss aaas,as ist er s,h
and Western Ave. t'iss 800"
No az House # .se So sad sa'as let see do
east # Western ave. fr'et sZ2oJ
No 2i5A Houss q same ..ts sa5 81. san CT. al.
st. q dor EAST Of !" Ave- Price $40
Ne "a Three H9uscs q tie sa.z ias.rirtsl u + +
rams on AEEam e. flfth u tneast sitl & al .s4s s
! KrsuLi each, Fres 500
Ne 256--A iause cad Lat 90 4ar.ef EtE,s ana is,l
IS ''' '''' ''a' i'as' i"7*sz2 rsons rritt 1850
fo 1la "A frame house FaflAu4 d tst k.-ftr,
ave- and IT. rssu's &itsEsa, eisterl we'll ss ,p,e
! fit-gJ,
30 21tA tsg sgzy fgas busse Ca u Cislrt a ,,,s
st. ra7s, kitchen IsntEiss srs, - fr.4 .rusa Il
4 yeAu Prise $3.50.
| Ne 2gi--La3 :. bIla8 o. gsss8
! Narrea, +1k50 tftsr t38U
Nc 25i--A hoase ant lyt ~ IA a. s,sst OF F,Frs,
5t nsxIoo eaajsa fsiass h'a, waI sss Ffsstgg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
pArrkPgEr. NJ %. %

Ma SANDERS notice several CON-
inunications in the Gszette abou. Town
Clocks; permit TO Bay that have the
agency ior manufactcry which usaks the
only reliable clock, We you'd be glad e.
furnish one for The city without charge ior
our commission. The price is very low
Yours, r. CLtsE & Go.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

The City Council Of Dubuque have deci,
ded 10 hold an election sometime IN DeceG-
Der next or the purpose oftesiiag The feel
ing OF the people with respect 10 the rails
ing Of $500 900 on the credit OF lie city, to
aid Ia tie construction OF tue Dubnque, ST.
Peters and 81 Paul Railroad, and the Ly.
ons, Fort Des Moines aud Sioux Gig Raj
road.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

A gentleman who died in Botetourt coun-
ty, Va, few months ago, devised his en-
tire property, estimated at $4,000, to one
Of his sisters. After his death, that sister
destroyed his will aud divided bis poverty
equally between brother aud sister and
herself A rare and noble exhibition Of the
unselfishness Of sisters love.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

ANis \ arm 81 kt' EEFEE "a 1 4 IL ID
~ e = :, bash ~ aef"s hreft, slg trres uud.i
'eHIe. 70 aeths IA " haatr 80 Zesps oays, ~ nom
e. Two spfibgs nHt stream I'll fftfAl 2 artar ErISk
school ho.ss Gu tie iA1a pree sG6.
las. 4 farm orlG9 tcrys irrrsc su. fgtea s-3r.s.
good ir.iae house, o fooae, reii a., lslte III.
iT1. Farm Of ST. sore. .er 8, ne, r. sts.i.It
allies south oil FalfyD 7,Eot Hps,e nov Frsrr sfstU
l3t-A tsra Of $50 -ers riti. rasFafar vatsr faof
sou'i stueA Earn, 's''
Ilu-tn imltos,a tfnta sae. Al i ap Il 3 ease, .,
81 '''' e. 1'~'T '''f e.r' grace g. Iar 4ess
ia t'lla It 0or.t s,.-.t ID, r,. .r t,.t.i..
'epN '"'i '"," Bans ."H.- fahf @ pus 80 gs.
e e, t,'a q 90 a.tes arss FlU.u 81 ip.,tasi.
IL i'l. q 4! Eay, aee. .,4 Ig. ~ So s..t
.suHtier 81 haha asa A0 5sges 1Hla4 l, .taI nm,
" r-' 'lfr' "soad stock taTt.
Is5-A NOW farlaat IA, acre. I'D, ,...,-.t
'stf vii" Af'an's house recently Guat Fpi5e al IL
irun EAst Dageugsft, uI. sbsh i 49, t,.i.
"oS7s' barn, &c psrs 60 sa,l, IA auigs - ts
~ael iaSu.Ut1 VS.
ifaA Farm Of s. acre on the lutn1t.. r..y am.
'n'm ba'enpgis,a 81 uag-, cultivation, mali yy.j,
a"ass, orchard sc, prics sln ''''''a
~, "A cheap f,rm If l.g.u .r..t.....g
theEory ufvse iGu asrcs SO. ...I ll.t ann ttry ~
slaOd. lining '"'"esh ~ Pit..
Iss-A farm u miles ,s5,n Princeton n Oh,
- @es1s timber 100 nnd.r naasr oystaa ,saeau. Of
water running through q, JrthsrtI ii lgl Igft -
4 Rouse Of ~ rooms pI,se $40
l@-AnoIher rara adjoining PrInssfg eli, Tim Me-.
II D -
frame house stable, good wsIl And orchard r.1ssts
IA farm f SoD arc. -ss u.llas B.rfi ~ p,,,,n ~
gusa sI0per alge. '"e''
"a splendid iarln Of UasTa tD fle.saEt Vsi4g.
'u "udet fence two good frame houz1s orchard sarF1
." acres clover ad iiothy, there no scres eI st
hNested this YEAR four miles north .,t Froin tT,rt
Wood Land.
-'-2s a'Is' q WOOD Land in section % 50 rangss
sI~I vii be divided or sold IN Que boa4
80. l6a--A Farm Of ninety efs,s an A.. tyl4.,.s.,
"h tic line between scoFt and Nus,atpa Co,,Htrs.
81 ~ distance btIo" Capt Dodge Eag sto,E farm urics
/ 70 let acre f''"N
&c. ia Farm Of about 40 acre. in IfeE.,, sr.g.
g1' ~ acres TIMBER all fenced two story brick hoa,s
WIZ" ~" n'"''i soou Staohng' Ae prcy 10 Iar scrr
No. pa Farm # l9o acres near Hickory Grove All
'det fence, ANA nearly an pioughed a good house WI
"'lh e" acres Timber 10 Hickory Grove rtnning
aH,HI an The land.
40. EtA Perm Of about ~ near IitckoryCrovo
s 80 20 tHo Story BRICK house, tive streams Of
"ieF cultivation price s4VPer acre,
3rs GOOD timber a s5ol Ron "foye win
- '''o
r II 20 are, rimIsr i. - ~, "a - 'i2Hs $ and H. IfO
.44sr Q rooms Stable rnri, -, SNluNslion go"d
~ s1wed with ycgn. aFllgr ,,I LIZ. - ~ "Afst
e, ,sc 80,
L'' 70 70 ~ ti"lay subdivision containing
.,
= - acre. broke un ar' near fI9 lg , o.
81 90 ArFiI,9 90
d, ~ a'o a''r5 tA."ssh tns middle o. Eel
acres riItivais ~ 'n ls,h Hh4 Tavern stsud $50
&C. Price an i'd rr :, ''''' b-f', well, spring
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

u Is said that 400 persons 10 cophecd-
cut we're d.slraHchised this month, by the
new constitutional provision making a
knowledge Of reading and writing quail
6cAtDn tur voting
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

Lieut. GuDnison says that whea be u..
n Utah, the three members Of The Pre- de
cy had no less tam eighytEo wives b.
tween them, and tha; ore o. the ,afs~ IS
SCALED an old bachelor, beehuse he bad -a
II bakers dozen"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

DEAR CoW.-Thera is g yr5t ,rndipg In
he District Court now beng bpi9 n M
place, generally known as tige Cav Case. .
II nas oeen before the ceprttor three terms
and the costs, irrespective Of lawyers fees.
have exceeded $500, That cpw win never
pay ezPenses.--FaarGsla Lsdgsr..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
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Turkey Bsth Towels; Huokabaek, bird'hye hi1 -.
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IA Cotton AMI Worstod Damasks, Blind Iasseis' NNV
cord every variety of Blankets, EAstsh anu aueils =,
IN Whit am celatad lace Curtains Muslin pfhpei
Hsi C.nf5rters: Cradle and Crib Blankets Nc
WOODEN Department.
hlaek ana Fancy Colorei Cloths, fancy md biaeh -
si,noros pueskin plaia do 0ss PLAN aad piaid sS'
sitngres. shsep's grey CasSuieres
Beaver Cloths,
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fy and tol9rci ladies Cloth, 70 IN ali w deI Iaas
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hntptky eaua .ad Linseys Also iuil sssol'h' Z,
81 Woolsa Sats ana Cont0tt. Tor ladies' misses Sllo
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Understands and PRAYERS,
Domestic Goods.
p,,,, AMI tleaehei Musins Of all widths aud prices
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Nine ana All eolors Wooen fianneE brown ana olea'
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