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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
A. C. & A. B. BEECH,

A. C. & A. B. BEECH,
No. 40, COLLEGE STREET,
rOT "a - HE w n III FL nj
IyAvE nov In store a very large amount Of New and
II Desirable Fan and Winter Goods direct from the
hands Of importers and Manufacturers all Of which have
been purchased 70 best advantage Persons visiting Nash
vile for the purpose buying goods will certainly well
TO call and examine stock before making their pur-
ehasss determined to sell st the lowest agures.
Silks.
Rich bounced silks, Striped Broeads chlntz Flounee;
Jasps
New style Stripe and Plaid silks Of an kinds
Pine blk Rept and Armio silks for mourning;
large stock Plain brk silks Of the best makes in ell
Cashmeres and DsLanes
Our stock Of Wooen Dress Goods embraces In
tbs osIeSs rich igd, me sgd ca,h%sTe.
F'ch Merino hne BLK Merno, also Plain brk DeLaBes,
Lspins best make, hne Blk Bombasne and ApAecas all
pTieea colid and blk Coberge Cloths.
Cloaks and Shawls
OF every style, eeih Velvet aud MORE Antique, Stella
border sasws and Scarf Long aud Square shaWs, plain
biz and Drae DO.
Fine Val Lace seits;
" [" Collars neg style;
French needle vork Collars trimmed
New styse Emh'd Muslin setti;
ofshe most bsautl sylei kms'd travelling Sets
Ladies hne Hemstich and kmb'd hands'h
Embd skirts new style goods for skirts;
Hair Cloth a new article Grass Cloth FOR skirts;
Hoped Hair ssirts, plain Domestic Hoop skiFa.
Bgst make Kld Glovss ladies ana aentlemen's(
Ladies' sk, cAsbmsIe Lisie thread, beaver and Raw
sllk defcrd Gloves
woolen Kid and Buck GaAniieis;
Evrry description Of Gentleneas Gloves and Gaani-
Misses Beaver Gloves for school,
Blfk Raw Sls u0se, plain and irecedi
Rlk Cashmere and Worstcd lioae-iadies and misses;
Vssy superior hos Ladies AID Kisses Srsy Angliah
LarFe lOi sailafsns wos,sd Hose, aae arseAa Boots
Al, rolsr- ess,srn Kplsenr Vans
Grey eh AkeF Yarn.
Gentlsmsn's Furnishing Goods
BFk and Fanry Franch Ci5thk,
Hns Fancy D'ble Ma Rreach c4asmereas
ABA D5estin CAsslncrcE
PsAia Bias and BE Doubls Eagish Cashmere, sss ar
B'-asl,ui as's Velvet vsstinK;
Klcs4nt lot ready made shirts and sfirs calisss
kesdy-Uaae Lnen shirt feEonE,
6eatisn cas- Net Unaef-Skirts snd Drawers
Plaza Aad kltbei ells ehlrs ard Drawers
Ladiss Nett We1i End Ncrlno YxsfE
House Furnishing 6oeds
Tasss p4lssk, trs VARIETY,
Ilrnn T8uels Nxpklna aud i}aekahark DlkreHas
haFseiss Qaiss ilasa sne DonsssAc pAsstisgi
Pillow sip L4nsns ana pemes'c-
Carpets and Cartain Geods
Wekave Aa61 rssg heavy steen q carpstsr-tAs
kast ata1es pig aad ly Qarps Tapestry and fel-
sui CAsPel Eeae hesett IN teset aad Hapestfy. Ens
Velvet Rps, nast ss4n sa. taTor anta d ala alnds.
Nersied Dalnssss ealsrE eatn pei4aes nsaFsd and
ssripsta nss ni8isa slogan Iass and Masn gariaia
Hnhrelurrrd agaas IN the psce CcFnicta. fina. aRa
hands a nosi bealtul styles. omps, Lels ard esk1r
tfiun.nga - aact fhasp haFag ssla1 rucas y
san - snppud uilh FemnAns q GaEprhs reFF raanea
sffy tauc hanhea ana ATeae tfeFnnng hautaa nad
khawa u al knds. Negro caihng ~ AL 1lns, aagea
shssslua, Z yarcs wsas A, q. A ~ hEkcu.
saElie y csz'sgs tunH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
sFCONpCLAss-

Hardware, except such as specified In First and Thjrd
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liobors IN
bbls., and pipes Tobacco ia boxes Leather in rslis
and boxes; OILS, in bbls. aud casks; Croskery aud
Seeens"are m crates and casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass, and Copper, per 100 los -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23

Axes Shoveis, Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin IN prs:
n-plate, Auyils, Fices, casks % Chains ana bosg
Manila and Cotton Corage, Coffee, heavy Castings,
Mil Gearing Railroad Whee,s and ANIes Chairs ana
Spikes, and Resin in bbls., Der 100 lbs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-23
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
TO TAKE EFFFCT
On and after tlse First of June.

FIhSI VLASS.
PianO Fortes Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, els, &C, i1 bottles. Camphine and
Spirits Turpeutne, IN bbls.; Carrefing en- ma Glass
and Glasswarr, Cgars in cases Clocks Conn efiop.-
res Cotton Cards, Cutlery, IN cases. Ca h and bcx..
Dry Goods in boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits Fruft
Trees and Shrubhery, Furs, Garden Seeds InokiBr
Glasses and Looking Glass Plate, Tat owners riskl
oysters in cans and Jars Saddery, Tin snd Brtt4nia
Ware, Teas and SPICE, pr 100 lbs, from 1st Deem
ger 20 Isl Iunfs 90. -- .-
and nom lst June % lst December -
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
What Webster, Calhoun, &C.,
thought OF Fremont.

i have acquaintance with the Colonel
and am so favorably impressed as to
him, that would as readily trust him
as IN other individual. His integrity
is beyond suspicion.-J. C. Calhoun.
Col. Fremont is a young officer Of
great meri,-one who deserves well Of
his country for the bravery and ability
with which he discharged his important
and delicate duties in California.-D0n
ia Utdster.
Col. Fremont exhibited a combination
OF energy. promp,ituie, sagacity and
prudence, which indicates the highest
capacity for civil; and military command.
That the country will do justice I his
valuable and distinguished services, I
entertain not the slightest Doubt SEN
ator Dis.
Sol. Fremont, in my opinion is The
most meritorious American Of his age.
now in existence Senator .aNen of
Ohio.
Il regard Col. Fremont as one OF The
most heroic and successful officers in
our army-an army of which any IA
ton might be proud.'-Seaafor RYsk,
of Trras.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
American state Council.

The American State Council. OF Iowa
met At Oskaloosa according to adjourn
ment Of the State Council, held on the
l4,h OF May last.
The officers Of the Council being ab.
sent L. G. o. GRoAT, Of Linn county
was elected President, pro iam, and
ROBERT Cassidy, Of Poweshiek county
and JAMES LEE Of Springfield Council,
keokuk Co., Secretaries.
After a harmonious transaction Of the
business oil The Counri', the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
J The American party Of the State OF
Iowa IN Council assembled, do resolve,
that:
WHEREAS, At The late session Of the
State Council. il was resolved that IF
Willard Fillmore and Andrew ]. Dom
nelson should accept the nominations on
the proper platform and principles, that
the American Party of Iowa would give
them a hearty support and whereas
Willard Fillmore. in his letter Of accept
ance, and in a late speech. at Albany,
has virtually repudiated the platform
and principles there laid Down by the
State Council; Therefore "
Resolced, That Ibis Grand Council
repudlate the nomination Of Fillmore q
Donnelson.
RESOLVED, Tha, whereas the National
Convention Of FEBRUARY 2fst and k2d
last, which nominated Fillmore and
Donaldson admitted delegates from
Louisiana and other Southern Statee
who ignore the Catholic test, aad whers-
as our delegates therefore Withdrew from
said Convention. Therefore resolved
that we heartily approve of the eourss
Of the delegates from this and other
Northern states, thus withdra wing and
calling a Convention to meet ia New
YORK in June last.
Resoiued, That this Grand Council.
cordially endorse the resolutions and
nomiree OF The North American Nation
al Convention, which assembled at New
York ia June last, and reaffirm the reso.
buttons of the last Grand Council of this
State.
RESOLVED, That the "rrue American"
the "lowa FLAG" the Oskaloosa
Times and Herald" and all other
papers friendly to the cause throughout
the State, be requested to publish the
proceedings of this Council.
On motion the Council adjourned.
sine die. ~
Z G. O. GROAT. PRE'sT.
JAS. LEE,
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
One Of tlle Thousand strings.

A. Dodgviiie, on Sunday last. a Cath
olic Priest who lives in this city, .lok
occasion to visit upoE the Republican
party in general and Col. Fig Heary
Warren IN particular. his direst ana.he.
mas. A gentleman who heard him says
that he never saw more than one or Two
persons before 60 filled with wrath 40 10
roth at the mouth. But in this instance
the worthy Paser waxed SO warm ia his
wrath as TO presen. the appearance Of
hydropLcbia. He said the Republicans
were no, fiji for Heaven or Hell-this
world nor the n TO come!
As he promised to stump the country
before the mex, election and put all things
to rights. il is a question which arises,
shall this compaign 60 on. or shah we
suspend operations. get Mr.. Fremon. to
resign and put some one on the track not
excepsionable TO the worthy F'a.hsr.
Il seems to us . little hard that va
should have the bitter opposition OF the
Catholic Church and the Clergy on the
one hand. and The Know Nothings chavg.
ing home upsr US tina. onr candidate is
a Catholic on the other, while the Buch.
aueers claim that he is a Know Nothing.
Somebody certainly lies -Aawkeye.t
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

legalizes slavery in all the Territories,
and establishes il beyond the power eli
Their Of Congress or the people OF the
Territories 10 prohibit il. On this poin,
South there is no difference of opinion.
The cry OF squatier sovereignty is an
utter delnsion. an arrant humbug, a meve
trap to catch votes. The doctrine has
no. a corporal's guard Of supporters in
the whole South, and the Buchanan
leaders know il. Now the only ques-
ton with the North is, will they consent
! TO this doctrine? will they acknowledge
that slavery has unres,raired liberty TO
GO where il pleases IN The Territories,
and do as it pleases when il gets there!
If they are willing hat this should be
the case, then lie, them submit. to it a,
once aad acknowledge that the South is
right. But il they are not ready TO ad-
mi. this monstrous doctrine, the only
course for them TO pursue is Tor them 10
rise in their might and authority and say
SO. II they are unwilling TO see The
Southern construction o. the Constitu-
lion adopted they mast pote IL down.-
This is the question IN a nutshell, and il
is of no earthly use to t.v to disguise or
evade it,. The South have risen en-
masse tc advance their cause, and have
not the North an equal right TO rise en-
masse and advance theirs? and will j,
not be mean and cowardly not to do go!
1t is no more sectional for the North 20
do it than for the South--not a whit.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
"BLACkER AND BLACKER."
Under this heading The Dubuque En-.


psess and Herald says:
"As the returns continue to cone in,
the blackness gathers thicker and ,hiekes
around the star of the Union and The
hopes Of the patriot. The flag ,ha. has
for eighty years waved above our native
land the emblem of the Union, radiant
with Its increasing constellation of bright
and beautiful stars-wh;ch has hereto
lore been the only banner floating in
triumph ever the prai.ies of Iowa, 10
torn to tatters upon its staff. and the
black and dismal flag Of Abolition. dis
union and treason flaps its funeral fods
ominousIy and psstlendally on the
sick and flful wind"
And the burning words OF the writer
wen, forth 10 the mighty ,hrong Of road
ers, and the roar of hoarse throats an
swered to the blast, and the cannon
thund rred 10 the Heavens that Numbered
back again, and
"The miller's big dog lay or the barn dscx
And Go-Bang-Go was his name.u
Ye shade Of Bombastes farewell for
a mightier Furioso hath arisen. forever
overshadowlng thee. :. Chicago Tribune.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
THE PARTY.

The im2udence OF the Republican
press in misrepresen,ing the sentiment
Of the people, is nowhere more palpa.
bic than in giving the result of the late
election in Iowa. They claim the cleo
lion Of the peoples State ticket as d
Republican triumph, and therefore Sc,
down The young Mississippi giant as
'cerlain for Fremont" Now the trnth
is, the Uictory is out-and-oM american,
and places the state entirely out of The
grasp of Fremontism. The peoples
State tickle, was a fusion, or rather was
nominated by both the American and
Republican parties. Of the FOUR can.
dldates upon the ticket, THREE are Fill
more men aad one a supporter of Ere
mons, which ratio wac supposed, a, the
time the ticket was nominated, to be q
fair representation Of the sentiment OF
The people opposed 10 the admin.
islraiion. The ticket was elected by
the Fillmore men of the State, with the
aid Of lille Republican outside pres.
sure"
So then we have the proof that of the
four candidates on the State ticket, three
were Know othings, and one a Repub.
lican. They gave three fourlhs of the
tickle, TO the Know-No,hinga, and re
tained but a single candidate who was
no. a KNOWN oIhing. Cincinnati
Times.
The above paragraph which contains
many fa~lsehoods, is now going the
rounds OF the Buchanan aua Fillmore
papers. The truth is the resu., of the
late election in Iowa. is a Republican
friumph--noihing more no. less. The
Fillmore men almost universally in tins
part OF the state voted The Democratic
ticket. True the ticket might be called
a 'fusion ticker" but i, was frs. pu. on
the track by the Republicans and after
wards esdorsed by the Anti Slavery
Americans. The Fillmore or Pro-sls.
very Americans did not suppor, il. In
stead OF there being s'hree Fillmore men
Oh the ticket. az il asserted, there was
not a single one. They are all Fremont.
men and uH vofe for him in Nouem-
Der aerf, II they live so long and can
get to the pells. II is asserted that the
Republicans conceded three four,hs Of
the tickle. 10 the Americans, and tina,
such was the bargain. Nothing can be
further from the truth, for the Republi
cans nominated their ticket hrst. indie
pendently Of all others and made no
concessions whatever. As we said be
fore the Anti Slavery Americans sim.
ply endorsed the whole ticket and voted
u TOO, and the same men will vote for
Fremont at the Presidential election
Oskaloosa Herald.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
PETER KNOX, Sec'y.

CouNsEL.-Bu, few of the reading
public are aware how continually an
editor is called upon TO advise his patrons
on every subject, from politics Il the
breed Of cattle. Through The whole
range Of OFF duties mons has perplexed
Us more than 10 tell our readers what
10 take for a cure when they are sick
Hitherto this ha, been a severe trial 10
all our skill, but il will not be hereafter.
Wa have been taxing end have seer the
evidence from others that have taken
Doct. Ayers Cherry Pecioral and Ca.
lhar.ic Pills. They need but a slighttrial
10 convince the most shsp.iesi how Ear
they are superior 10 the other medicines
we have had in use. They have one
single property Of great importance 10
the sick and that is they cure.-Boston
Herald.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
Proceedings Of the WapeIlO Co
Agricultural society.


Tbs Wapello County Agricultural So.
ciety mel at Ouumwa on Friday Aug,
10Th, 1856, A. HARLAN Presidents ir
the chair, ]. w. HEDRIcK appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of A. Lospeich.it was re.
solved. that .hlr Society have a Fair du.
ring this autumn. Motion carried unan-
imously. Time l6.h and 9Th days Of
October ensuing.
On motion. A. Harlan, w. s. Garter
and G. F. Blake. were appointed a com.
miiee TO prerare a Premium List and
have il published in the Courier Of mex
week.
Alfred Lo,speich and William Pedricl
were added 10 the above committee.
The above Commiites was also re.
quesfed 10 prepare q Premium List fol
next year and to present the same 10 III,
Society for adoption al time Of ou'
County Fair. James M. Peck, Erastni
Washburn and A. L. Graves were ap.
pointed a Commune Of Arrangements
preparatory TO the holding Of our County
Fair.
On motion Society adjourned TO NEE
at 9 o'clo:k A. M. on the Fair ground or
the 10th October ensuing.
A. HARLAN, PresI
j. w. HEDRICK, Sec'y pro tenn.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

n AT he regular meeting of the Re.
publican club OF Ouumwa, held Wed.
nesday evening August 9Th the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted on motion
of DR.. C. q. Warden.
Resolved, Tha, any man or set oil
men. or any party or conglomera,ion oil
parties who would charge the Republi
can party with favoring disunion o, alb.
o~litionism, must have lost all sense OF
shame, abandoned themselves 10 the alb.
florence Of all good and wise mer, o.
have become so far demen,ed as to rem.
der .hcmselves Fl. subjects for Lunasic
Asylums.
RESOLVED, That all men ought Il
know that the Republican party. b,
their solemn resolves in natioEal Con.
ven,ion assembled, have placed them.
sslves fairly and squarely upon the Con.
stitution, and pledged themselves to the
support Of the rights of the States ant
the perpeiuation OF the Union.
Resolved, That the Black Democracy
composed o! the FIRE eaters Of the South
and the dough faces Of the North, who
declare lha,f Fremont should be elected
President taat tnis Union will be dissolv
ed, have placed themselves under tn,
same black condemnation with Garrison
and Phillips, who declare that the Dec
laration and the Constitution are self ev
ident lies. and equally deserve the con
dennation and everlasting contempt O
every lover of his country.
Resrlued, Tha, j. is therefore the plan
duty of all parties in favor Of tho inssi
tutions Of this country freedom of though
freedom of speech. freedom of actor
and free territory and Fremont, to unit.
together againss the 6~re-eaters of thu
Sou:b. and the doughfaoes OF tie NORTH
who would dissolve the Union hat
they the power on the simple condition
that they may not be able 10 rule the
country, in increasing the slave power
and extending slavery 10 free territory.
s. OSBURN. Pres'i.
PETER KNOX, Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
The Charleston rs. CT Mercu

The Charleston Is. CO. Mercury
says: I'VE rejoice at any event which
makes common cause at the South, and
foreshadows her destiny a a seps-
rate and independent people," The
Mercury is the organ Of Mr.. Buchanan
in South Carolina. Which is the Sec
tional candidate!
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
T%ELEGRAPH1c NEWS.
News from California.

s'eoh'eh'P S'coooo hSS o''''co
at Belize. She brings San francisco
dates to the 5ih. and Aspinwall to the
sOlk inst. EfH#ETFtE q
The steamer Illinois lef. Aspinwal on
the latter date for, New York, with one
million aud a half in treasure, 500 pas.
sengers and the CaIifornia mail oil
August 9th.
business wal dull q. San Francisco.
The Vigilance Committee was in full
force. They had made more arrests and
%eyesu'ee two persons since the depart.
ure OF the last steamer.
New YoRK. Aug. %.
A sad accident happened at Belleport
Long Islard, yesterday by the ,upsenipg
OF a boat containing Mrs. DR.. Kemppe,
Mrs. I'D. A. Funke and James Funke,
vile and son of Capt. Sunbury, Harriet,
a child Of Mr.. Carman, Eddie Northrup
son Of Mr.. John Nor,hrup. and a SER
want girl, all Of whom were drowned
They were all of the city. No p ar,ic-
ulars of the melancholy occurrence have
reached us.
baltimore, Ang. %.
The steamboat Empire City, bound
from Cairo to New Orleans, has sunk in
the Mississippi river. Her mails and a
portion Of the cargo was saved.
New YORK, Aug. %.
The steamer Hermann from Bremen
and Southampton, the latter port Aug.
18th, arrived below last evening and
came up this morning. She brings
100 passengers, among them is Cheva
lier Wyckof.
Steamer Tennessee also arrived this
morning from ST. Thomas and Porto
Rico, reports both places healthy bu,
business Iull.
# "
COLUMBIA, Pa, Aug. 81.
Gov: GeaiY, passed through this town
las, evening, on his way TO Kansas.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %.
The steamship City Of Manchester
from Liverpool, 18th inst, has arrived
here.
GALENA, Aug. %.
j. Wheeler. who was indicted for The
murder Of Joseph Ludwig, on the 3O,b
Of June last. was found guilty. Of man.
slaughter and sentenced to eight years
In Imprisonment, in the 2%eni,en.iary.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. %.
The Charleston Board of Health re-
port three deaths by yellow fever in tina,
city this week.
The Cadets at the Ci'adal Academy
have been sen. TO Columbia. There is
little alarm fel, among the citizens.
AZ Louis Napoleon is reported TO be
failing in health; ut all events he has
been ordered by his physicians te leave
Paris and give up all business and ex-
element.
DUBUQUE, Aug. %.
A party of surveyors found the dead
body of a man between Fort Dodge and
Iowa City. which appeared TO be that of
a man five feet nine inches high, and one
hundred and if,y pounds weight. Sup
posed to be murdered by a party Of In
dians, or by some person for gain
Several bullets were in the body.
New YORK. Aug. 80.
The steamship Baltic sailed at noon
to-day with 81 passengers for Liverpool.
She takes out 1904 ,OOe specie.
Three San Francisco ExiIes named
Bursh, White and Connor, who arrived
in the Illinois, were arrested here yes.
terday, charged with robbing a lady pas
senger of that steamer OF q large amour;
in gold.
Proceedings Of the WapeIIO Co.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

q Returns from Texas indicate tina,
the BuctMnani,es have beaten the Fill
morei'es pretty decidedly.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
Emigrants from Texas 10
Kansas.

The Legislature OF Texas has appro.
priated 100000 for the purpose OF equip.
ing and fitting out e~migrants to Kan
sas. Companies are 10 consist of no,
less than sixty each, and the mount to
each company not TO exceed $4,000 to
defray their expenses and subsistence in
Kansas for three months EXCHANGE.
1t has been sometime since the above
fact became known throughout the
North, and we have been anxiously
looking for the Buchanan Journals, es.
pecially those which are SO severe on
Emigrunt Aid Societies, 10 condemn il.
But we have looked in vain. Not even
the pressure Of a political campaign sui
fees 10 drive them into the slightest dis
approval Of their Southern MASTERS
The operations Of a Massachusetts, Aid
Society, or the formation Of a free State
Company 10 Kansas-the mere mention
of these is sufficient 20 throw a North.
ern doughface into the .remens, and fill
him with horrible visions o. treason, fe-
beilion and revolution, but let the same
things be done South, lie, Bufora and
his ~confederates raise forty companies,
and Sou,hern legislatures appropriate
their treasures, and us all right. DOM
say a word, it would be ar invasion oil
the doctrine of State equality 10 rebuke
il. Its the most surprising thing in the
world that any intelligen. man can fail
TO see that the Buchanan leaders are ut.
.erly and hopelessly welded 10 slavery,
SO completely bound that they are afraid
TO utter an independent sentiment.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

THE Chicago & Burlington Hsle.
graph !" in working order TO Burlington.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
Atheneum.

There is now in operation in Keokuk
one OF the finest Theatres in the West.
81. THOS. DUFF. Manager.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
WAPELLO COUNTY r.
Central Republican Association,
RS

OFFICERS
SILAs OsBuRNe President.
E.. S. DAVIS, Vice President.
A. RGMER,
6. 6. WARDEN, Director.
c. LAWRENCE,
c.. F. BLAKE, Treasurer.
R. H. WARDEN, Secretary.
]. w. NoRR1s, Cor. Sec'y.
Meets every Wednesday even.
ing. at Z l-2 o'clock.
All persons friendly to the Re.
publican cause are invited to at
tend. s.
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04

Awarding committees srs instructed 10
give no Premiums where animals, or ar
sicles are unworthy. And we are also
requested, to recommend such articles OF
merit, Il the Executive committees as
shall seem worthy Of encouragement,
for which no Premium 10 offered. The
first day will be devoted exclusively 10
the exhibition Of stock--second day for
miscellaneous exhibition. Riding match
es will come of at 2 O'Clock on second
day. "a
Demoine courier., 1856-09-04
LIST OF PREMIUMS

For the WapeNo County Agricultural
Society, to be held at Otfumwa on
Thursday and Friday October l6th
and Eth.
ElRST CIACC-Honsn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

Uhoies,ie. We call tho especial al
ten,ion Of Couatry dealers TO the new
advertisement OF Adamson & Rapp, oil
Davenport. We recently visited then
House and had view Of the arrange
ments being made by them for the spring
trade. They have retail department
and Wholesale or Jobbing rooms con-
necled with il. Their Jobbing Rooms
show no small preparation for coming
trade. |, is a very large room and filled
to ov rfowing with Dry Goods ready TO
be billed TO country dealers They are
determined 10 make it an object to coun-
try dealers TO purchase Of them ins,e ad
Of going farther East as they do equally
rs well by them, if not better. They al
so sell at retail AID will give good bar
gains.