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LYNCH 4 " OOTTOA.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Near cor. ida johnson su opposite the 81. Charles
DAkTICuLAR attention paid 70 buying aud SELL
ing real estate negotiating loans, and any other
busincss that may be entrusted TO their chsrse-
Persons DESTROYS Ut buying selling sre invited to
call II the late oiiee OF Rae 1 Lynch where, by
reason Of their conspicuous position on one Of the
most busin-ss streets, the above enjoy superior I'D
vantsge& for the purchase and safe Of real estate
Auention 70 directed to the following property now
CRY PROPERTY.
Rear ends Of lotsl aud 5, in block I11 be-
tween 18th and 18th. Front on Times.
House and lot on Exchange ST., between Sd and
4sh. Fun lot. House rents for $500. Also stable
and cistern.
20 #, front on Main. witha depth of I4o feet
part Of lot 4, in block 1875.
Lot ~ # front and 50 #. deep on Sd. bot ween
Exchange and Alley.
30 IT. By lao IT,, near corner 9Th aud johnson.
Block No. %6, In Reds addition.
Corner lot johnson and 9Th streets--lot Z, block
i0-
House and 10, on 5th ST., between johnson and
Lot 2, block 10, and lot 4, block 10
House and lot corner Exchange and Thrteenth
street,.
Lot 100 feet BY 20, on LIST, between johnson and
Lot 26by 100 fee. on I'D st., betwssn Exchange
and the Alley.
Lot 70 BY 50 feet, near the corner Of 4th and e.
change.
AOt On Diob0oeuI petWeen oth and 9th opposite
the new Hotel.
Lot 100 fsstdeep and 20 feet front on 9TH street.
betwsea Main and BiondeAa, and corner ON Alley,
next new Hotel.
Lot corner Of High and Sixth streets--lot :,
block 81.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
05 acres adjoining BOston, IL miles from Keokuk,
On the Plank Road. A hns improved farm
100 scres Of 6ne land in Illinois, 81 miles from
Hamilton, and miles from the river; capable Of
division into several market farms.
Sd acres Of splsndid soil In Clark county, No.,
miles from Keokuk. Has produced Is bushels Of
wheat 70 the acre.
500 Acrss Of land In Dodge county, Mo-
l30 acres OF Ane iandiu AonteomsYy Co., Iowa,
! mile from Fnankford, IT, county seat, and the
whole Anely wooded and waasred.
A highly improved farm in Illinois Of lS6 aerss,
10 fenced into Aslds, and balance in splsnaid
timber. This farm 10 mikes from Car thase, and I
miles from Northern Cross Railroad, now II opera
tion, contsins substantial house with rs,oms
also number Of out-houses has , nne we'll oil
water at the door Of the milk house is one mile
from saw mill, and within s miles Of Of severe
grist mills. Title good and warranted
Rive acres Of ground, bcinga 6ne building site
In section y, Township range s, two MILES from
Main-st.
A farm miles from town, near the plsnkroad
containing 100 acres, improved.
Evsor scn asrcs Of land adjoining Eciliag srss
| iience.
Lynch 1 wooston are agents for the sale Of iaYr
quantities Of land in vAriousparts Of Missovri.
sepe6- dtf.
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NoWe fro0 LonA on.
ELLIS Life h Londsn Wilmer 4 Smiths
EsropsAs Times:
London Daily Times
London weekly Dispatch
London lllas rated New;
London weekly Times;
London PunSh
Londos AtAsneam
tlved veeklyas sAs LITERARY DEPOT,
lid Johnson-st.
German 000s4lug noosO.
(PLANTER0 HOUsR UP ETAIKs.I
IOPOLD NADER respectfully ansouness
that he wishss toboAsd few Americas ssaals-
J, whose ohiscs IL 20 learn To speak The 0efaAs
kaage. His dining room il In tbs Plsassss
Sse, up stairs. Main st.
RaII Fashtons.
RANK kk6llR'S 0assttA OF Fashion. and the
beau Monde, for October. LIE Bon Ton, or
hthly Report Of Paris, London and New York
hions. just reosivsd at the
,LITRRARY DEPOT,
It'd johnson street.
IL msrtgages given IN pAymsntfor lands par
shAssd FROM Marsh, I.ss 4 Deiavan. and Cheslea
on, arr placsd u hands Of d. ". Kilbourns, 81
ksk. Who II authorized to collect all moneys
and 70 grow due thesssn.
CHAs. MASON,
HIRAM BARNEY
sokuk AprilIs, is5S-dAwan
a small RaPn FER SaIe.
FARM containing 50 acrss, 90 II Il hsips ~.
closet, choice land, only II miles from Kso.
and miles from Belfast. For PARTICULAR ~.
cot EDWARD KILBUUnNE. ksokak, q 3,
aRO. 0TANWOOD.
On the Prenis>e.
ring Prairie, lows. Aug 3e-dAwtf
PARLOU = ssEATlNG STOvEo.
hRlOR and Heating stoves u Eastern Manufae
ture, for wood or coai, Tor sale ~.
LANE = DuEL.
p9sd Isl, Main street..
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Oo@HeS1tloa 10 the Life 81 Trade.
i done On The most seaeouahae terms y the under
signed. And all voeh 6une ussraatsd 10 be eQual
soany other shop II this sity - 0tats
N, Bishop o. ths corner Of Main aad Ninth
otrsses. EREDDRlCK ZU00.
Ksekak, June lSAsn
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- L,.r o. lsp,AxA Farn HANKS taken A. ca'
fency at the banking Houses In this city.
nank Ut the Capitol, IndiAnapolis.
baak of Eikhart, EikhArt.
bank 0ftaoshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan City.
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Nj. Vernon.
hank Of Monticelio. Monticello.
Bank Of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Rockville, Rockville.
Hank Of syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank Of " srsaw, Warsav
Rockville bank, Br0okville.
Csmhr,dge City Bank, Cambridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Central Bank, Indianapolis.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
Exchange Bank, Greencastle.
rarners and Mechanics Bank, Indianapolis.
rsyetteCcanty Bank, Connesvills.
Earmsrs Bank, west6eld.
0rs0sscy Haak, Lafayette.
Hoosier bank, Loeansp~t
Indians Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank. Laport@.
laden Reserve Rank Kokomo.
krntucky stock I" Columbia
Lagrange Bank, Lima
nerch.ats and Aechanics' Bank, New Albany.
ny. 4 We. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haate
PArke Co. Bank
Southern Bank, Terre Hau,e
Salem Bank, Salem.
sewing Bank Of Indiana, Connersyilie.
Bhaunec Bank, Attica
Tfrpeeanoe Bank. Winnamac
Traders Bank, Indianapolis.
~ The notes Of the following Banks are NOT re-.
ce'scd by any OF the Bankers In thi. city-with the
exception OF the Agricultural fTenn.) Bank which
Ford.
Erie City Bank, Pennsyivanis.
NArrcn County Bank, pennrylyas
New castle Bank. Pennsylvania
Cumberland Savings Bank, Maryland
bank OF Tecumseh, Tecumseh Mich
Mscosnh Co. Bank, Mt. Clemens Mich.
Arlington Bank, " ashington. b. C.
Agricultural Bank, brownsville Tenn
Exchange Bank Of Tenn, Murfreesboro'. Tenn.
bank 81 East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tom.
central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn,
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Grreustoro Nd
Valley Bank. Hagerstown, Md.
MAnufactufers' and Mceh. bank Columkus Gao
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dslton, Geo.
Farmers Bank, WEXFORD, H. L.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth. Me.
tirocers Bank, hostou, Mass.
Wooster Bank, Danbsry, Conn.
kanavhs Bank, Kanawha, Va
Commercial Bank, Chicago Ill
The Tecamseh Bank. and Mscomb County Rank
Are counted on the Wild cat list and should be e,
alone The Commercial Bank, Of Chicaxo has fsi l.
"a, but the circulation Is secured. and no scrou,
shave should be submitted to.
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FaEs LAsoa-The natural capital which cousti-
tatss the real wealth Of this great country, and
creates that power In the alone 70
b relied On ~ the Balwask u Free Institutions
(John G. Fremont's Letter Of Acceptance.
whsnsvsr there 10 substantive good 70 b done.
whenever there 10 foot cf land - b. prevented
from becoming slave ,sTSitssy, an wiling 10 a.
sert the prinsiple Of the exclusion Of Slavery
lDa0isl Webster.
repeat that never 80 ard never win vsss, ssd
no earthly power will ever make me VOTE 70 spread
Slavery over territory where Il does not exist
Henry Clay.
heartily concur In all movements which hay.
Tor their object 70 repair the mischief arsisg fron
souri, compronise. ! Am opposed u Slavery il ths
Abstract, and upon principles sustained and made
habituai ~ ssttedconvietion. While 1ssl iaa. T.
ibs In the belief that u osght not - - intsrfsrsd
srsiguty, IN nAsxihiy opposed 70 is extension
% tAs continent bsyoad Ice pssssst Anits.-f Fob.
q. Present.
Isesl that there Il nothing which the civilised
world, Il they tsks aoties u 70 humble individ-
AL - myself, will rspssash me with, when sew,
- said the other day, hAd made up my mind,
TOR one that wsder circxmsssacss voald consent
% the further extension Of the area u Slavery In
the Unitsd Statss, Of the further incrpase Of
slave representation in the House Of Representa-
tiyes.-fSpeech Of Daniel Webster ON the Oregon
Bill, 1888.
Tas voacx ~ IIEsnr cLAy.-fn 1850. Henry ciay
spoke the following words:
"Bat you cannot pat your finger on any part Of
the constitusion which conveys the right or the
power to carry slaves from Of the States Of the
Union TO any Territory Of the United States Nor,
cir, can admit Ter single moment that there il
any separate or distinct right spon the part Of
States or iudividusf membss 0f the States, or any
portion Of ths people Of tho United States 10 carry
Slaves into Territories, under the idea that thoss
Territories ere held In common between thessvc4I
States"
Tsn Racnnosp RsouIssn..oH 1Ha CINCINNATI PIAr
pOsn.--With the utmost possible precision and EN-
| phasis of language, these resolutions affirm tn,
great vital principles, LIST, If shs Constitutions
guarantees Of Slavery; and secondly, Of tks sqaal
ty Of the States, In respect Of thsir sovereign dig
nifty and political rghss. In equally clear and son
elusive terms the doetfiae Of 6qustsSs Sevessigat
u repudiatsd by the Dsmocratie party.
| II an elected " che high olAoe for which You
Partially haA nominated me- will eDdssvor 70 "a
minister tho government according 70 he srus spisi
1 of The Constitution, ~ II wAs uaasSstood b u
| great msn who framed and adopted Il, and 10 snc
: way = % preserve both Liberty asd Unioa.-
tJohn g. Fremont.
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- A1pAL-. =. houk. GEo. ,. YaLf.
KENDALL, 40 We q co..
tscccsssoes 10 Aows, LOCKWOOD 4 co.,
WhO1es1ls anA Retail
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AAA Asaa Estate Agsnss,
Second St., next door 70 the Athsn eu m keokuk.
Iowa.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
and selling Heal Estate and personal property.
negotiating loans, and any other DARKNESS that nav
be trusted TO NJ.
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of eli
kinda.
Liberal cssh advances made on good. construed
for sale when desired.
We have large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
and Silver Watches, Gold JsveTy and poions, which
vs oaer II Wholesale aid retail, ~ law a can BE-
found In the country.
Merchants md pcddiers will b supplied at sx.
tremely low prices for casA.
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e. &. a. ATRaWLEN.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
O6ee on 4th ST., bat. Main and johnson St.
JEkSONS DESTROYS Of investing in Real ESTATE
will 6nd il their interest 70 cali.
fersoas wtshing 10 dispose Of Real Estate will
and = 70 their q ad..ntAGs y see me.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Capital -, $50, 900.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIrr ms. CO.,
or HARrF ORD.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
or HARRISBURG, PA.
MERCHANTS' FIRE AND MARINE ms CO.
or PHILADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
or HAn8ISDUnO, PA.
ALLIANCE FIRE AAkINR INSURANCE CO.,
oI PHILADELPHIA.
All Of the above Companies ere sound and respou
ssbe and havs ssv@ yet failed 70 pay promptly any
Losses they Aavs sustained.
Risks taken upon every description Of property,
Including Stsan and Machinery 81 reasonable rates
sepild (Pmt copy.)
MasAais =. Life aasssasce company,
lA6 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
CssA Csptsslasd Acc4msisiiom 500. 900.
nEPOSITEDtieo.0 900 with the nptroller Of the
~ State Of New York, for tho security Of Policy
Aslders In addition to which The stockholders are
personally liable. Among the Directors are the
This i : stock Company, returning 70 he -
ssred S73 per ssat. u I'll the proats ually
party 80 ysArs Of age may secure 70 his family
fSoc from the claims Of his creditors, for about 80
cents per week, policy for 43,0VO.
v 10 woald mot spare this sum Tor the xratiAca-
eon Of senection, on sick bed OF in case Of acct
dent. tina, il sil else fail, he had made certain
provision for his familyi Il wsald lieAtsn his
pain, and do mare Tor his recovery than medicine
N. D. MORGAN, Prsst.
G. \. WsnPls, Ssc'y.
frospcctus, with all nsoeaaasy ia1oruAGion, tar
Aished BY RICKKY SfAPSON, ACTS.
Post 00cs Dsildiug,
Asgs-dly Keokuk, Iowa
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seesn4 street. CAsap Cash sseye,

uPp0mte the AtnSn0ums.....~ .~...k kOKUk.
~ .CEIvRDby express, aplsndiA asssvtnsnt Of
N fashionable fail style Donnsts, Jssash Flow
err, rich Ribbons, Russia Mourning Collars, setts d
bagle-trimmsd Lace Collars, Frsnsh Oollass, fren
csnts - $40. Trimmings Of every asssiptioa.
best English thread Lace, rich article OF 6orac.
Ing superior - any ever brought vest. xsphys
nissss, All Of which will b. clessl snt & New
York Prices. WN. SULLIVAN,
oct3-d Aesnt.
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Y Mtb. McUAEEEKEf has FeNf0Ved OHX
her shop iron SECOND Street, 70 East
side Of Fourth Street, just below johnson.
Having just recAived new Stock OF MILLINERY
GOODS Tor 1Aii aaA Winter, she invites sl her old
friends, and sssh nsw euss o. nay fsyor her with
their custom, - call and axAnias styl-s qualities
and prices Particular palms will - 10 please
al. Also, ataaping for enhsstassy, dons At short
notice.
sept II dim
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On the Slavery question the platform adopted for
Buchanan comprises these points;
list Congress has no right TO exclude Slavery
from any territory
ID. The people Of territory have no power 10
prohibit Slavery 20 long ~ the territorial govern
ment lxsts.
ID. Squaiter Sovereignty 10 humbug, and 10 no
longer plank In the Democratic creed.
stu Estate equality" means the right Of Slave
holders TO take their Slaves into the pebble do
main, By virtue Of the Slave laws Of the Slave
states.
Sth. That Slavery il national and Freedom sec
tional.
9th. That the people Of territory can only ex-
cluds Slavery from among them after they have
formed state Consultation and heen admitted into
the Union.
7th. That Kansas must b kept ont Of the Union,
"a the pies Of want of population, until the Frss
state men murdered driven ont and the slave
holders nsmiy planted under the pro,sction Of the
General doyernment.
sth. That any man denying the foregoing doc
trne LA Traitor and should be dealt with sccosd-
ingiy.
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PATRICK 4 GROUSE,
DRALKaa IN
FORTE s.
6haat Music. ana

MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE,
YALE KOOABovsr Howe Lock - A
y woods Store, second street, be- 1SN
tween Main and Johnson. Keoksk.
an elegant ...orsnsas Of Piano. -i RON q. ~
naksss CHILD Bishops M.ipdeons Mastin. Hall
Sons and Imported Guitars; French aaA 0ssns&
violins; American and Imported Flutes HlutinsA
Violin Strings, Drums; Violin Cases Piaao Stools
AndCovs1. Alarge and select catalogue Of Sheet
Music and Instruction Boohs. Pianos and Melode-
ons sold 1t Manufacturer prices and always vsr-
ranted. Dealer. and tcarhers supplied ON the most
liberal terms. Pianos tuned and musical instru-
nsnts repaired Owing to the low stage Of water In
the Ohio River, We u unable at present TO get
Any portion Of our large stock Of Pianos here except
! few shipnents BY rAilrosd, which are expected
Keoksk, June Is. dan.
DArRICK ! GROUSE have this day received PER
| i Express, the following music for Piano:
| FILLMORE ScH0TTlsCH.
| FREMONT POLKA,
| BUCHANAN POLKA,
T0,1 4 Bells Polka. and fine collection Of
New :sonrs, waltses and Polksa for Guitar.
sep, Ic,d
NEW PIANOa.
WYE have inst received three magnificent 81 sni
| w .1csavo Rosewood Pianos With entire iros
| frame ~ circular scale. Also. one secondhand
.'ilbsr. lao tslnost asv) for rent or sale q :
lot / Taylor = uprevea music stools, and In
dia rabse piAae sovsrs, With III the new and lass
On haa1 god assorsmen. Of Msloa.ons anA
| Aolioooa. PATRICKA GROUSE,
sseesd street bet Main Joss..sa.
! LXxHl1RD WA1gxU0.
s '' = ''.t.' sissE a:i.'s g.
l oepe. e~1kWeO
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CoaIl Coall
Z 1u!HCY COAL will - delivered any where In
~ sne City. OrderA may ~ LETT ~ the atore ef
DAaA.in : EvsAs. l.C. DOByN6, Agent.
0ctlodOt.
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III advertissssas for TIM paper mast b. pre-
q, save thoss Of psssoas having regular accounts
this oahes. THIS ralsis imperative.
ills Tor Jos wosx are sxpsctsd TO BE- paid on Dc.
~ Of the work, unless otherwise specially
reed upon.
aceoann With regular customers will b settled
Utterly, unless otherwise specially Agreed mon
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'iLLnoRs N MArxs, Sraoko--In nearly
|'-half the towns, the FILLMORE candidate
Governor, Patton, got only % votes. In
|, towns aad plantations, not one! In ~
|sns Ar. Pastsn received only one vote 10
ID, and "a towns but 2 votss in each.
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FAiLsD.--Ths proposition 70 loan the cred
u Van Bareu county TO tho Ksokuk and
r. Des Moinss and Fort Madison and
'omdsld rsilrosds, has bssa rejected By
voters Of that county BY COO 70 800
tes. a
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cae DEs MoIxRs vAAasy WaIs Il ias~ea e,o.
7 ooss every Wednesday, has =. extensive asdln.
sins sirosissisa throughost the DesMoiaes Val.
- veil - y sAs MI Of the seass asd the Tai.
States, And - . nsdiua Of Advertising 10 ~
passed. suhscriptioa price 1850 Per asasn II
sanoa
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II 0USEkEEPER's GOoDS-A 6ne assortment of
IL linen Asi cotton, 1914, ia. l2-4 sheet.
slso linen aud cotton &c. 40 and Is inch pillow
castings, 1914, Ia and ia Allsnaale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdseye and
nsnkabuok 10 yelling. linen and cotton diapers Ia
BILE linens, crash, &c. ust received.
aprzS-daw P.D. FOSTER
NJ u5QU!TO NETS AND BAKS.--2i and yards
- vide Mnsquito Netting, cut in any length
twisted White Transcription article.
Ssne a-dAv p. ID. FOSTER
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The L0rgsss and w00t UoMplS1S Mock svsr
brought to JoUa!i!
THE subscribes 10 new h receipt ef his stesk Of
j Books, 6tatiencsy. -, Ae, which ~ hsss
bought directly from manufacturers and paAlish-
era.
His largely insssseA facilities for bsyine eivss
him eyery advantage In competing With tAs lareeet
establishmenss in tho West.
Hia Halss Rosas are large and elsgAss-snnpar-
I'M favorebly With any Of the Hrck etahlishneueo
n the largest oitiss u the UAioa.
Merchants and al others ass invited TO eoll -
examinc tho Stock and Prices. n. b. OGDEN.
No. 50 Maia eesee4
sAptad Next 70 The sosuag = cossna
vY7ANrnD-X House and Lot ~ vonont ~ q
w sxchaaes for dry goods. Address mDoGUx
tAsoagA tAs Posto0ss. lsepeo1
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Keep the Nimbls 6ixpsnce Roll

AM rsceiyng large stock Of hrst class goods, of
every style, direct from the eastern Cities which
will b. sold cheap for cash.
Come and sec what bargains. Hear ~ our cry,
and Ne will make glad thy home. freely invite
all hands TO unite. Friends Of Freedom cheap, yes
very cheap. swell the song, young and old the
strain prolong. Ny stock consists In part Of the
following articles:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-05
0hie legislature

By the following classification OF the
Ohio Leg islatu,e which We take from the
Cincinnati Gasstte, j, appears that the men,
hers of that body came from various parts
of the world, and were taken from nearly
aiithe classes and conditions of society.
"The Senate contains IS members, and
the House Ill; of these, IS Senators (nsar-
" half the body. and I6 Representatives
- in all, are lawyers; 81 members are far
mers; Is are physicians; Is are merchants;
are editors; are ministers; 3 are millers;
? mechanics; wsgon-maksrs, citizen, ]
iron-foundsr, collier, law student.
painter, saddler teacher, banker,
millwright, ] carpenter. ] engineer, black.
smith, / tobacco pscker, / confec.ioner,
esbinet-msker, ] grocer and cashier, ma ks
up the balance.
Sixteen Of the Senators and fifty three
Representatives were born in the State:
the places OF nativity of the remainder are
~ follows: Pennsylvania Is, New York II
Connecticut II, Virginia Z, Massachusetts,
s, Vermont 6, Maine 4, Maryland 4, Ken
lucky ), New Jersey 2, Rhode Island !,
Switzerland /, Germany ] and Ireland / ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-05
rur pIAcr QUESTION.

Richard Golden, the leader of the peace
party in England has recently published
another pamphlet, urging the immediate
conclusion of the war. He argues that it
the Allies were completely successful in all
their undertakings in the neighborhood Of
the Black Sea, Russia " ouid not be humil-
ated to the necessity, OF saeing Tor peace, IN
aamueh IS her real capital, Moscow, re-
mains unassaiiable. He is fearful tina, the
large naval ornaments Of France and Eng
land have already excited the suspicious OF
the United States, and he recommends that
- twas hlunder from the start, the soon
CT the war 10 stopped the better. Mr.. Cob
den's opinions seem to be entirely diferen,
from those of the large body of his country
men, and We presume they have bpt little
influence on the current of affairs. Consid-
eranons however, drawn neither from
Manchester nor Exeter Hail, are turning
the thoughts of the belligerent parties on
peace. and Mr.. C. may shortly witness the
waving OF the olive wand. though he had
no hand in causing the cessation of hoshl-
tues.
But the prospec, of an immediate peace
10 not entirely unclouded. As We under.
stand it, ell that Russia has yielded, is 10
commence nego,is'ions on the propositions
submitted by the Allies, instead of meeting
those propositions, as she has heretofore
done, BY coun,er-demands and explanations
of her own. Nothing therefore is definite
IL concluded, and whenever the negotistors
may meet, oil tn. subjects in controversy
must be discussed from the beginning. But
though no positive facts, nor any particular
agreement Of Russia. render the immediate
establishment, of peace certainty, the feel
ing in England seems 10 De that the war IS
near q conclusion, aud that feeling is prob
ably correct soreshadowing of the coming
event.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-05
IOWA SOAP WORKS.

above Front, between Main and Brady stfeets
DAVENPORT, IOWA
THE su bseribers having recently com plstad the
WORKS ~ THIS city, are now prepared TO All order.
for their different grades Of Soap and RELY ON n.
very superior Qualities, for pre-e inenee In III.
market II will be found, trial, that our soaps vii
nnofe more lsther, and with less labsr remove RI
that they do not 50 melt In hot water are conss
quentiy much cheaper TO the me having bee.
proven tnat seven pounds Of equal 10 ter
oIthc ordinary kind and that the great diicu, IN
other soaps snrmonnted In ours, OF ietaip Mp III.
hands iree rom soreness after long i'm rsou nnd
rubbing in the wash-tub. 800
The grades above referred to are Era,iye Pear
ram no. kSira ard Family Soaps. With the aboy.
assertions We su6m our products TO they've
~ VIC puple wiih eohiaenee thai the of them will
justify our reeo ndaiions OF their susIity Ne,
enAnIs ana Dealers are requested 10 call and xam
'"r Tn mesiyes before purchasing else who're.
Jan. %, 1886 dlf. J. NJ Hail 4 rn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-05
1Auxs ILYcrHD.

We very sincerely congratulate our read
ers on the election of N. P. BANKS as
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
We presumed that such would be the result
20 coon as the plurality rule was adopted
and though one of the intervening des-
patches by telegraph has been emitted, the
important and interesting fact is made sui
6cisntly manifest by the intelligence from
Washington in te.dsy's paper.
All honor to the men who have SO nobly
stood BY the rights, and so truly reflected
the wishes Of their constituents. They
were sen, to Washington to pro,es, agains
the Kansas-NebEsska infany Of the .as
Congress. and though their drst struggle
has been an arduous ono, they have uium
phaatiy vindica,ed the cause OF truth AM
righteousness.