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l.. +. PELTON, M. d.,
IroRMEkLY assistant Physician 70 thskmigfa1e
iIcsidani surgeon 10 tho BROOKLYN CITY Hospital
e0Gtiy Of orange nd Wsschester Co.'S, n T., ohers
h pf1e ssionaf services 10 tho citizens OF Davenport
oHice and reside Brady st. nearly opposite Gen
-lr ysut-s aug 20 I5s6 df
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Or, ]. W. H. DAXU

DR.. 4. A. C1Au1,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
hPFRRs his professional services 70 ne eiasens ol
| J Dayeopor; and vicinity. OMcc corner Of Main
alld 3ds,reets. Residence on Main above kishth.
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YgsE NEW HOTEL.
w VERL IL o u . Ii ,

,r.. omen far pcrTnasenI and trausle vt h)aTAefa'
1 ,T,s Itn with A lit,i and pleasant honey ei.
in f,n, orr short sojeurH il Davenport eau % !,
III N. Wavey,y House. The tA5iesS. 70 eiu'a1ohSu 80,
Ma, ff sliracie. oi the season; the foorh. a'o Pee
49, ~. t,sd,neg and soiE. fhe WaYory 10 secohd
t,,tsI wees, Of hease. Ia point OF beauty o. ios
,.t,aIi. p!. ..ant house, good furniture ans s9.o
bias. tdSTlyl -. 'l .'E.-- . - -
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fxNaod sfter ,Iond4J Dss ist, 1854, and until
sarthar notice ira u, VII leave Davenport, for
n.cs tin and Iowa Cits, ,,audsss c4reped) fol
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14
Additional by the North Amerie.

QrEpEc. May 7.-An armistic. h,.l
been declared between the Russian. anil
Turks in Asia.
The cholera was raging in Arabia, 10.
ooo having died IN Tribe numbering
$4,000.
The French army is being placed on
the Peace E"ting.
Count orl"tf has been appointed Pre.i.
dent al the Russian Council uf State.
~ tho |r'men, active preparations were
making f'r the departure of the AlIi..-
The ep"l-mic has ceased.
Lard Clarendon had declined ,h, Mar.
q",.ate pr"hrred hy the Queen.
The hing 81 Prussia hal RATIFIED tho
treaty. The Turkish ratificat,o,, irft Con.
''an.'n"ple ON the 18th ult.
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Death of an old Soldier,

The Gon@a.cs ieNa>) inquirer, no;i
eng The recent death uI Colonel J. g..
. h"g, one ot the O.G4:st settlers Of IeNa,
a"! resident OF "o"zMcs county sluce
1880, says:
Col. King WAS bora ia the town of Co.
Iuinuia, >. g., Oil the S.h Vi February II
10, and frOm thence eInIgr"led with his
t.ihcr to franklin county, lcnn., where he
n,cd uatI the year 1880, when he cam.
to leNns 10 assist tie Republican army III
throwing oh the SpanIsn yuae. lie was
with the army III the tIlI cf 1913, when
suironUded lhIce months and seven
days aL l.ahaeIc.-lle Was afterwards
ia many sSlrTIisi.es rs n meinuer of The
spy coInpahy. After the bate of the Sal.
ado, III "h'cn Coz, KING took part, the re.
PuUhcan army marched OH and took DOS
7 session oi the city Of San Antonio, The
battle of The w hile Crow > and san Pc
dro' followed each other, ard then came
then deirat Uu Tie Medina, winch was IN
August, lSl+, when tie American vulun.
ieer company MAS completely broken up,
aud CJI.klng made hIs escape alone To The
chited states, suOssiing during iII~ jour
ney on berries aud n !mtIe parched com Oh
tanned :ro'n the indians. lie fought un.
der jackson ~ New orleans, in the follow.
ing winter Of 1915.
lie kept open house for the soldiers ni
lI,s country, and Often, when he heard tll, 2
were oD TIE march in the direction of h,s
rouse, lie would 6arbacue beeyes aud pre-
pare other provisions tpr them that they
might not bG deiaMed.
lie was in the PUN creek fgh, with
The Indians which occurred after the de.
srucGiou of LInnvirIe, (now Port Layacca)
lie WAS also IN skirmsh Oh the San Mar
cos, when James q. Davis was killed.
Col. King has reared large family oi
children,and been Of valuable assistance in
the early settlement Of the country. lie
leaves " large circIe Of friends aud rela
ti,es to mourn bis loss.
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from Tie @tchisom (EaHsos) Squait,r
Sorerctgn ofhe laM u!fin,o.
The Charleston Emigrauts for Kansas

lhe following Young men. emgranrs
'r"'" Sonil, Carolina arrived here on lhe
steamer Martha JeweIt, on the stl in
stant
M">Sr>, S'r"hrcker, l.. Tomlinson, s. i.
""defry, Is. VI. Lelhy. j. III. Ashh w.
Merritt, 1. u. Newhali, W. III jenkins W.
b"H'rv. j. /. A'lIvr' }. Z. Campbell. j s
t"", Newton lice, }. W. Steven, w. Il
summons. a. u. " hl'nev. 5. G. Calder,
H."r,e' Wrsttnd"tf, w. Rn:se'. John A.
ah''sS, 3D. =. llaniton. Vincent Starr
.. "ce'e, j. Is. A~kew, Wallace Jackson
l. ", tanner. II. l.. ln'm"r, Albert Nor.
r"',, ii'hTy buFRch'oaii, W. franklin, j.
>. D. fr'd%r' \. Fielder, \ J. .Frcdrichs. u? :.
fr'drrsS. John Nandcr'"rsi. q. b. Len.
nam; II. J.: Shelby, }. T. Qnarhz. J. +,
T.. IT, i,yan, Geo. Reard"n, w. /. Hunt
'o,aI Al.
ms rHr'y lciI Mouth Carolina, on tie
-bh "' Hitrch, hv way of Augusta, Chat
tan"cgna' Nashville and ST Louis, Their
tour through great extent Of coun
try thongh fhIl Of ini"Eest. appears no,
TO have created moments driay-the
necessity o' an early local and political
'nti'en'e IN The erritory was the para.
m"""t END; south Carolina has, in com
mon whn hsr southern sister States, EN-,
harkcd heartily in behalf Of Kansas and
r""'h"rn institutions. In every part oi
'nT H'a,e' patriotic reference is made,
e'thcr "' men 'r money, to defend cause
"en'nSt Tue 'mm"lat'ons OF a sacred Fed
et"' CONSTITUTION, nv men who have per-
CaI rs''TI L inc Jaws o' nehl ann ja'',ee. which
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This ody met this morning in the Hall
Of The llnuse OF Representatives, His FIX
csIt"ncy tie Governor having coLseH;cd
to It's use for the n:cetings.
Ihe Secretary prorecded to call the
rol. The minutes were then read, where.
VI On
Mr.. oppenhein offered the following
resolution -
Resolved, That this convention, placing
the fullest confidence in the sound con-
serratve principles that will govern the
action of the Cincinnati convention, re
commend To The delegates composing this
convention, the call of public meetings in
their several districts 10 receive the report
OF their delegates, after their return from
Cincinnati, and 10 take such action rs will
secure the support Of the people of S"uih
Carohnt to the nominee for the pre>idrn.
cy oflhe Cincinnati Democratic Convcn-
tior.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Orr being called upon, addressed
tae convention.
Mr.. lsrynolls, from the committee to
whom was referred the resolution 10 name
suitable persons MS delegates for the State
at large IN the convention beg leave 10 re
port:
That they have had the same under
careful consideration. Aware Of the re-
sPansIe'i'ty which rested upon them, they
were ANXIOUS TO pr, sent such citizens to
the attention Of the convention as would
not only command the entire confidence Of
the people At home, but whose distin
guisheJ ability and services were we'll cal.
culated To- illustrate and maintain the pu.
lity Of the honor and integrity Of the prin-
ciples of the State any where. In their
opinion they have emineptly succeeded
They have selected those who idsp,ified
AS they are with the rest interests of the
State, and representatives Of its various
sections come strongly recommended to
the jndgm mt Of the convention. Your
committee would, therefore, present for the
hearty sanction and approval Of the con-
yention Of delegates fIr the State at large,
the following Distinguished sons of South
Carolina: Hon. +. w Pickens. Hon. ].
/. Manning, Hon. A. G.. Mctira b, Gen.
J. Nj. Gadbeny.
Mr. James, from the First ConQression.
al District. Reported b. III. Wilson and
e. w. Dndley. Unanimously adopted.
Mr. Reynolds, fIom the Second Con
gressiond District, reported w. ID Porter
and Charles Macbeth. Unanimously
W Pat,ersoa, from the Third c ,ngrc,-
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Still Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
At IIALIvA

iiAMrAI. n. s.. Nav s.-Tbe Br,;,h
'hd North American ROYAL Mail steam
ship America. has arrived at ,h;, nor,
WIN ad''ees from Liverpool to the 20,h
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
lhe Liverpool Cotton Marke, clo,.d
s.eHiy "' an advance Of 81 psr ID. on
ue prices current at the departa,, ~ n.
i'rrs'a on the 10Th uit., Fair O,Is.n.
Icing quoted at 7.I.: Midd!iny o,l..n. :,
. ioh; rair Mobile at o 8 T., and Mil.
dN"g Upland at 8 I'D. The sale. din.
''ng The week comprised IOa. 600 bale,
:" whic'I exporters took 1000 and .pecu'
's'or. az. 600, leaving Gs, ,aoo L.les Of MI
descriptions to the tralc. - y"
ihe Liverpool Brra..siuff. M.,l., b.a
advanced, and Western Canal Flon, -.
wor;h S2.: aud Ohio from a5s. a5s. ad.
per oo': o, iaS It's. Corn had advanced
H. and White was quoted ., from 90.
a o.. per $50 lie.
The Liverpool Sugar Market had ,a,
vanced 81. per tbI. "s>
lhe London Money Market wa. s..;..
0onsols closed nj from 02 34aoa
The iiar's Cotton Market had ad,.,.
e. and the sales during the week enJ;nc
the 22d ult., comprised 2 ooo h.,'. ~ .ns
,he imports 1000. Tres Ord;uo;r, o.
leans was quoted a. o5 francs.
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Lon ION Star states that The c.,;.
net had decided on the 22J uIt.. n mai.
concessions on the Central AMERICAN o,..
ton, but would not recall Mr.. CramS,oa no.
ibe paper" relating to Central Ams.;r.
were beteie Parliament, bu, no action LsS
Teen taken thereon. Those v.la,;,a -
Tue enlistment diilisulty were to have tssa ~
ready in few DAYS, but no ere;,swSa, ssa
existed on the subject.
The London papers have obtained an
advance copy Of the treaty Of nssos ~
contains tbirty-four articles. TLs N.Y.
oea : nen,r"iize'i. and the erection Of am,
s,ronsho'd' on is shores Forbidden. and
Ips I o' war eseIGled Ass~fsozI The
"u''e Is freed. Rus.is is altering Il.
o"nndarie' in Bessabsria. Ksr. and the
Crimea are to be mutually re.renchsJ.
Nd NolaSyis and Wallschja are 10 bsye
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The following gentlemen, says the Caro-.
lima Times, headed by d. &. Flamminy
Esq, under the patronage OF the Richlanl
hanSns Association, took their departure
per rail road, en- routc 20 Kansas B. +. Muir.
i'"faw, John i. Matthias, John Carroll, Jr,
II +. llardic, J. n. Bus5ar, l.. Taylor, f.
johnson, and IT. Peakc. These are all
young men OF good character, and III max.
valuable settlers in the Land of contention
should they conclude TO remain in the Ian
VI strife
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Tribute 10 the hon. +. B. Brooke.

lhe ioI'o~ing complimentary ieller al.
dressed to one ut uuI Char.ystvu eAcuauuc,
Viii be read VITA pleasure by tue TREND,
vi Col. brooks.
WAsuISoroS, April lG, 1855.
Mssrs kti'tors; | sm uo professional
letter writer, nor am deleuuent vu the
smiles ot honoI ab'e Senalors or R.presen-
talI'es iur my social Or peculiarly siuius,
pen tins letter lo pay just triouIe 10 tie
lion. Preston ). brooks, Vi your State
lie made n speech IN the mouse tu ia,
which, Tor real e'olurnce, lieioquence Is 10
be Judged by IT'S elect, has hot Uecn equal
leu Tor many day. LIS subject VIA hum.
u,e aud small, but he mvased ia every
heart the deepest eInviluR.
The Chairman VI tue Committee OF
Pensioners reported = bill this mo, mug
giving to Mr.. Tmlpsn n pension Of eight
dollars per month, Tor life. When Il MAJ,
6e,n read ins,ead Of referring il to th.
Committee ot the whole house, wbic, Is
the UNIVERSAL rule. Mr.. Brooks Iuse and
asked that the blIl might Le put upon lis
passage, aud Proceeded To state the rner
us oi the bill. The story MAS a,,urt Lu,
never WAS story better lpld-never did
bounty pass the House after It's rcci,.,
less grudgipaly. Mrs. TIInan, oi Edge
Held, >. e., WAS widow; her husband aud
thfce VI her so0s persisted ~ ths M.xIcs,,
war; they we're ail she could give, and
when the grave closed over them, p.rsi.
y'ic son and small daughter were the ON
~ SURVIVORS OF this fearful harvest of
death.
Never did suffering humanity find n
more eloquent pleadcr than in Mr., Brook.
op this occasion. can truly say thar
"hlle hs was speaking "lears fell IRON .v..
unused To weep" lie concluded his c.o
qucnt appeal 10y asking the House to pass
the bill without the usual reference ~ The
Committee of the whole IIou Q, Mr..
Mace, OF indlaRa, Immediately sought IN.
foor and moved to amend the b,Il by in
crcaslng the pension from eight TO twenty
dollars per month. The question Was Ia
Ken, the amendment WAS nj opted and th.
bull passed, Ms amended, with scarcely n
disseung voice.
The good woman had only asked tb.
usual pension Of ~ per month-t.,e Com
m'itee had recommended the same Mr..
Brooks had s'ked for no more. and vet an
magical Was the .ntlucnco of his touching
e'oq"ence, ;h't stranger, operated upon
by the generous impulses Of Isis heart u.oy
ed TO increase it more than a hundred fold
aud the House in the general glow Of a
connendnble magnanimity, voted il. |
have been close ULserer VI Congressional
proceedings for many y,an. and never be-
fore have ! witnessed such tangible eyi.
dcnee OF the power Of real eloquence on
The House. There is no parallel for Mr..
Brooks triumph in tue parliamentary his.
tory Of tie country.
His constituents may well cherish sncl,
a representative. Ills subject was narrow
ire silence Of his auditory, and the vote
OF his compeeD are the proof Of how well
he handled il.
Wehav runor this evening that WAX.
er has Teen defeated in Costa Rica, but II
Is bored thu il 10 uufounded. HEsRr.
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FATAL DUEL.--OUr community WAS
painfully starllcd, on Saturday afternoon
last, 10y the reception Of II ;cIe. raphiG dc
sPatch from Marion, 5. G., TO ,he effect
that hostile meeting had taken place,
near Fair Bluff, between DR.. Wm. c..
Vikings and jos. ii. Flanncr, Esq both
youag men and citizens of this place; and
that, on the third fire, the former received
the ball Of his antagonist through the
lungs anA, in a very few minutes, OK Z.
pired. The difficulty grew ont Of a
speech made by Mr.. Vikings on Wednes
day evening last, at the Democratic meet.
ing at the Court House. They fought
with pisteIs, at ten paccs-Mr. Vikings
being the challenger.
We do not feel called upon to say more
upon this most unfortunate occurrence,
except that the parties we've very much
esteemed here hy their friends and &C.
quaintanccs; and that This tragicai result
has cast gloom the like Of which, We
trust. may never occur again Uilmjm.y-
ion HerdR.
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From ne Charleston COURIER.
Washington Correspondence

| "AshINGroN, May 81 learn that the
Aon'h,stra'lon Is much puzzled what TO do
"n reat'on TO N'cara%"an affairs. Some
VI 'he ouJec''ohS heretofore made 10 the
reception of the hfot minister, Mr.. French
arc removed. native Aicaraguan Is
sent as MINISTER iadre 'gli, anccclesas
W. W., ""' St,."" III 'he Sn"rcii only To the
''>'''P o' NF'aihSua. he lhurch always
WI '"c s"o"S s'"'' i VITA 'I" present gov
e'",''eh''
y W'"'''"' 'oI.''ca! itfln'hC" has been
'"''"' "I',h '''' L reN!urhi III iaNur "i The
i''rP""" 81 t.e new munster. Gen Cass
ia" ADVISED H. ms measure required hv
CONSCIENTIOUS m humanity, and calculated
10 stay The hulchenes, III i war which ad
mus "' no question: Other Senators, Mr.
'""G'aS a"d Mr.. W Ncler,parIcuIarly, h Ne
"a"' 'h's roi,cy.
Inc administration Is divided or the
question: hnl have reason 70 heieve that
1 n"'e N'Si' now III New \ "rk, has been
'""'"'ea 'hu lie can present his crcdcn
u'S' ahh mat th"y VIII bc consldcreL.-
lie VIII oe mere on Monday, and 1t WAS lis
purpose L" remain IN New York until he
eo"'1 oe assured that he would he rece,-
e"' III '"c'' l have been m'ormrd, from
" e""u source, that Ire Will probably be rc
eeMr"'
lhefe l., however, much opposition to
any sep towards the recognition OF the
"'he'''''"s N">ernme! I. 1t is to hea
great 4ucH ION IN the Democratic party mt
.'e coming election, and Will have decided
'''"ence a'So IN the nominating conren-
''"h at C'ncinn'u. You will see what
was S",d IN tie Senate on this sui"
.! ni'' Do"@i"S ana Judge Butler TO w.t.
m'' D""S'"S "eIle'ed 'hat The Clayton
n''We' treaty was BEN" violated every
Gay ny "rcat britain, and thought some
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TIE BANK OF CAMDEN. Sorru C.po,s

IHE BANK OF CAMDEN, SourH CAROLINA
AT the annual mcrting of the Stockhol>
ders OF this Bank, says the Camden Journal
held at It's Ban. ing House, the following
gentlemen were unanimously elected Dircc.
tors for ihc ensuing year, viz: w. +. John.
son, Thomas Lang, John Workman, Beria.
min PerkinS, Burwcil Bo,kir WIN. d.
McDowalI, and VIM. VI. Shannon.
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HoRRIDLE.-A little boy named Fph
rain Whitehead, eight yeas Of age, was
torn in pieces by a savage dog, in CIeave.
land, Ohio, lately. lie WAS missed for
some time, and upon search being made,
was found in lot near his home, mangled
in the most shocking manner. He was
still alive, and when asked whether il was
a certain dog owned in that neighhorhood,
that had attacked him, said Eyes" lie
lived half an hour after he was found.
The owners Of the numerous family of
turnip.nosed BulI.Terricrs in anl ABOUT
AshevilIr, will stick pin here.
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QUEBEC, May 2.
The steamship North America has ar
rived at this port with advces from Liv-
crpool TO the 23d ult.
GENERAL lNTELLfGENCE.
The latest advices state that the Rus
sian MALTA had been disbanded, and the
Admiralty ordered all the lighthouses to
I've lighted, anil all the buoys to bc laid
down in the Gn'fs Of Borhnia and Finland
and in the Baltic and White Seas.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Liverpool Cotton Market had adj.
vanced 81 per H., and the sales during
The three days comprised 10000 bales, Of
speculators took 1000.
The Liverpool Breeds,uffs Market, &C
cor'i'ng TO the reports in the English
Newspaper, WAS DUH with declining ten
,lrnrv.
State Of Trade.-1n Manchester higher
p,rcs were demanded, and the business
Mas Limited.
The London Money Market.-Conso!s
closed nj 90. ...
AZ
WAsnNGrox, May 8.-Nery little bus.
mess Of importance was transacted in
Con. rcss to dav. The Iiousc passed the
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill.
WAsHrSGroS, May NO business
m impor''rce WAS transacted in either
branch Of Congress to-day.
MR.. BUCHANAN.
PHILADELPHIA, May G.-Mr. Buchanan,
will leave for Washington on Saturday or,
Monday next.
LATER FROM KANSAS.
Sr. LorIs. May T.-Further advice.
have been received in this city from Kan.
sas, but they are rn;mportant. Col Sum.
mer. with 100 Dragons, was sncamped
opposite Lawrence.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw iomK. May Cotton was ou;et
10 day and Only 1000 bales were soII.-
Flour declined. and OHIO WAS worth fr,m
1887 1925 per nhl. Wheat wa. firm
-, sl.Gl per bushcl fnr Red an.l 81 90
FOR White. Corn was firm at pr-yiou,
rates. Spirits "f Turprntine was firm.-
Eos'n WAS active Al 81 20 per LLl. Rice
was active a, s+.l2 l.2 per 100 IL..-
Frcigl,,s were firm.
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From the .Sumtcr Haichman.
Kansas Meeting.

''>''tIt, aSSenlbiCu IN the court 1lOuse on
Monday (Saesday) last. The meeting
was organized hy calling Hon. +. J. Mo-
>es to the chair, and the appointment Of
J. S. Richardson, Jr., Secretary.
Tie Chairman stated the OF icct Of the
meeting in brief and patrio:i2 address,
setting firth the importance OF the present
crisis, and calling upon The people TO con-
irhntc their means 10 further lhc insti,u.
ton Of slavery in Kansas.
Col. J. ID. Blauding moved the aLop
ton Of the following resolutions.
Whereas, Norlhcu Abulilion;sm has
Mt last avowcd lis fell designs, not only of
circumscrihimg the area Of slave territory,
bat also oi prohibiting the introduction OF
slavery into the territories of the tui,cG
States, which 10y law are common alike To
all the institutions Of the several States.
and Of expecting hy force, if frcquired, all
slave owners !rom such territories.
Resolved, that it is the imperative du
ty OF the citizens orlhe Southern states TO
defend at any cost the institution Of slave.
~ from the vile attacks of Eauat,cism and
Black RepuhlicaniSm, whether made in
the halls 'f Congress, upon our own soil,
or IN the distant plains Of karsas
Resolved, That we regard the issue
about to lie Ta!c in Kansas aud forced
upon us l'y an unholv crusade AMI north
en- agrari"n'sm, bodies inmincu, peril to
our dearest rights and peculiar irS,i,u-
tions-i> Int the beginning Of more overt
! acts OF want"n aggression, and shall be
INSTANTLY me, 10y open, bold aud uutlnch
( ing resistance.
/ t"sol'e'k That, as peaceahle and law.
abiding citizens, we d. prrca,c the evils OF
: war, aud still more those of civil war. vet,
! self preservation is the first law Of nature;
and the horrors of servic war are more Ia
! br drcaIC,! than all other evils. While.
! therefore, We will no, encourage iic use
of force III settling the affairs Of Krn>as.
| yet force must he met hv force, md
/ Sharv"S rifles ly Border ltuniaus.
Resolved. That the administration oi
/ President Pierce las been cmincnlv
( Democratic, State Rights and Southern
/ and il not Successful n its efforts TO stay
( the muddy tide Of frcc>o:l>m, it has only
! been ~ reason &C the "vrruruyn >ircur; \
and unprincipIed acts Of Black hepubIi.
N'n,>"' .,
"' "''' We '"''' "'"ScN'S hhd
s"e. ,"'.. ",'t's "' our ',''w c'''|""S as may
e"-' - ,,'' Us ,'' i" aSSocia'!o"' L"
g. ,.','',' I ,"' N"">"H Association "'
~ ,'".''' ~. ' ..S"'y'' whose 'o'e o'J"tl snail
~ l !" r".."r'G' r'',: - T'',-r'''"" o N'"T"S'
',," :: '"'''''" ,''"'t> WI t''e '"''''"'''o'"
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14

lis stated in the newspapers that a new
sort Of shoe il now made at An lover
(Mass.) out Of leather, gutta perchn, and
other thif gs, without sewing, The sole
can he melted off and on ag in without
damage. The shoe is waterproof, more
durable than Other shoes, and TWO hun
dred persons nrc employed in the InanE.
hcturc,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14

An lrshman, giving his testimony in
one oi our courts. few days since, in a
not case, said the Grst man I saw coming
1T me when | got up WAS two brick bats"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-14
Grle9rapblr.
From the CHariesion Standard.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP
NORTH AMERICA,
AT QUEBEC.

QrEDEc, May Z.
The s:cssaship North America has ar
rived at this port with advices from Liv-
crpool to the 23d ult.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23

CARD.
..srnrme1p: s.s'n s,nx,sn !. rnaars'S Gss.
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Garner Perry aad Second Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
,r,ssar the sale ofi.aHin 4 Smiths Gunpowdef-
.ans,n,y on hand one thousand X gs and Cases ILL.,
A. Snoring and Mining Powder which we VIII ter-
ish AZ Prieestotae trade ,poSdersers
I'D al five minutes notice.
July 4. .is5f-wtrw-iy