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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJoaN J0aDAH's

~ - y Ast EAA-t6 81 0hEs
IA L.,FE and atleG assortment uIfE ems a "A "A
tAssoy>' Ready made Ciothing, enbrae
iuE ltttaeIEa AID aPpEoEeds1y les aad "a sds BY
gedI ogksea out ofLhe best material,
FiEe, IL ediGns Aad eamMOa, Union, Sssy eF, Felt,
Ptiar PeLerslEia aud Fiasaingi kaEgrps, Sack and
gaia.a. Q sre3sts Claih, Lress aud Froek Coats OF
Fls=a ey4oTs an Qualities GlotR Cashmere, Sati-
l5t. Belge aAd weed Fa tasoons. SILK, Satin, Va
leu1iA ) Easto "a Yelvgt, Plush, Cloth, CsssinaeY.
saith sr, Double eud Single breasted Vests. Monkey
ia Sets, Drawers. BnGeFahirts, Hosiery, Suspenders
t ray1ts, lndk ksfehies u shirt Collars Stocks
Tes, seafis, AaesteE and Seoii'ssppreved Patent
SE5u i1eEsuaM SA.Tts Unbrellasand allsrIiclesusus
y -af In gentleman s furnishing stores nelu ding
fsgyea dc Ca&mtra and Revere Eestsand ogeTcoats
Also, spseRald rssoTtnent OF uncut Cloths Cassl.
4lsfea AID Nests. .ssii which will be made up 10
3Fcer!ntEa oest aIsr, with promptness al accom-
glodAiing prizes and b. competent sorkmeu. This
e.blshn aRt tsn he monthly receipt ofths latest
EEAaionss0 lhEluGaersiHtsgstsdi 10 them may be re-
lle3upoa esiug Gne lRtesistgls BY those who de.
stre6t. 81 manner Of plain work ard work of gen
ssaI ElsJAGGl promptly Atiendedto as heretofore
HATS Ola asE stylsEogstheF with all ofths com
IJL slads constantly on A2ue.
GFatefalfo rPEstp atonage thes ubScrbs m de
y aapss .smeEitEcc pIiGuanse aitaessne.
JOHN JORDAN.
Asrehantfailo dolothlsr o Pronts.rsst, sPpo.
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DIR. w. u. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULTST AND AURIST,

a. FzgAsaenilg .ocate in ssSSE Island. Illinois
sf.5gi. aqE5s.~ l7lsGG Iity Hotel, where he will
ls ispIy So tli srsus gicst with diseases Of the
II and Esr
.l4EiE devoted 7zyersi years 10 ths special brsneh Of
i7 profession, trsr= gBat Gr relieve many who haSe
81, 81 ir pair Sia a4Garaz.=, 'tio yrngF5als Of
wrh tBes7 at sight, imaginary yusaci- dJatins
agEfe Ae ulJeots apleGT obsluEu - cionu oT ha-
zna5s aasbf7 pi light enlargement oftas pupil, sc.
LaEatGt, AZ Ylvs the lens turn white and prryenfs
thsfs Of Light passing through il opthgma Of mia
aIson, Near sight " sztea5 u Vision. strsblsnuE or
Squirting, Fel Deafness iu its iaT!aus forms.
la Ing 4acstyed from PARE tRs and wonderful
0q6aaIIaosslgs with hiou enabled 70 look IHfo
Aa depths 0I Tho eye sad interior tleaTl! as
E outside aRa thsreby AN the s2act STATE oa the
optic nerve and rssia N 4L4aaJOsi the lens In LncPl-
aut Cataract Also tbs Hum aRted speculum for es
aiming the car, well 81 new HfllcGl prepa
1us fOf curing 0Pecy IF the or nlm oSef the
ers without the use OF the kuIfsor caustcs.
70 prevent imposition, DR. B., deems il prudent TO
at8Js tbathe j. 5 regular Physician. Beias graduate
Vi tie University Of Vermont, also 0 the New York OPP
dstmc Hospital, AMI Ills ocuiist is at
tbErable perfection 70 which lie mas brought the
Of edca ae1 Taiors n tbs rsatDentdf diseases g
Ehs eye.
+. S.-Dr. B. Wsn dsgots pcrt1E 81 his tine 10 the
eatu u. uf oronig Diseases, ESPECIALLY Of the threat
aGi uEgs, hgyins cured hiuzslt Of Consumption aiteE
large paFt sf hi. right lang asJ ey disease, a. we'll
as mauy Others il alike condition. Oteo hours Troti
aiue 10 fJaI-
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FRsT Gun FOR s80.--The Repnb-
leans Of Indianapolis elected their
ticket for charter officers by 200 ma.
lority on Saturday. Indianapolis
gave Buchanan a majority.
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A Balm for Every Wound.
No Stain Left

Tbs ease EltA which Dyer's hsshng EmbFocat'an 90
nniisf ts absence pf >-y grease oily substance
~ eou position its perest neatness, leaving st
ppsp hs dresser ska, a agreeable ocr its prplnpt
fin and oicaeoUs effects, render il tha most yaiue
bio and cheapest medicine thai be used, The gnu
lpa has the fss slnlle OF tho prePreloTs signature
4. II. RIELD Proprietor, PreytJoHce, h. Il.
Sold ia Rock Island and Davenport by HINES
SLlgPI sc ER, in Chicago by PENfoN s ROBINSON
in MCycsiine by l. D. poUGHERfi. octlt 50. dI1
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stores. !sEOEeS.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER ~ stow Is!
A LTHOUGH We cannot keep on hand sSnle 2ntu
Dr 5000 Stoyes. some n our olEb6ors, The fefs-
s0as are, sell cheap and good Gn article o.
stoves that il becomes ditdeuiI 10 supply tse de-
ma2d. ogt new supply OF freight cars have arrived
aud been placed oufr0ad, and We have compile eted
our arrangelae to be able 70 supply The
dem ands Ofa1, be the same MORE Oh LEsS
50 after looking around among all the ZONE
HORSE STOW shops il this city, to 10 purpose,
come 10
Twitchell Gilletts,
The eniy Stove Emporium IN the west. and buy q
sfeEc es - stare in our prices. for saeapness,
We DEFY ali cnBPet,tiou-eYery srdela narraatsd,
md if not satisfactory. feiund the money. Among
cur ass0rtIaeRl niay be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for WOOD or Csal; tas Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
al kinds Of PaFIor, Office Heating Stoves
Tin aud Copper WBreon hand al all times, Roof
iue, JubBug, Sc. done 10 order
Brady Street nearly opposite the P 0.
~ d a. nALENpnRT
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NyeKs
HEALING. ENaKOC4EkON.
d i0f Noaf1s 0enent neS or be wllhoal ~
What Overs Healing En- broeation is

What DysE's Healing Embrocation is.
II s perfect fsin Destroyer slld all inSallabir rene
the side, Back and Limbs; Luubago Sore Throat Burns
sesids, ssellings, Asus, or,np Piles, se bur Nuts
'gI S'anl' ! J. saietieI y -! 9s.Ft X III
viii afford immsdiaie reslsi IA seSlds 81 earns snd l@'
Pain. weakness in al! part Of the system viii give
certain relief in very short time
Used intsrnsly il i one q the NEST valuable rene-
dies for cramp sp8smOic Affections i1r PAINS or sore
uess in the side throat Ghost, ana stomach, for eh
headache nausea sea sickness, rh1umatsin, of any
soothing, healing and paindesroyins properties un'-
gualed by any otker compound medicine, and We have
known il TO fail IN arfestfng ghr progress o th-
above Baued diseases.
What has Dysr's Healing Embrceation donef
Houders, indeed! II is known eEory where a. a aIfi,-
dsrl medicine, sure Teineay, and universal paH9es
for rheumatism cue, do, burns, ,csds, Iupl's'g.
sore throat, ptes, bowel complaints sh5lsr wtft ela-
ic dyseutary, aud numerous other 'us aut aches ~
popularity IS owing T. IN intrinsic ner1tS psv
used. II is never dsptu=p With. II = bse2hiuz asl
and more popular, sndis performing rth'f san"
cures das by day. All persons Who have never n7e tss
great remedy for all sarts ot pain, sben At one a"
A Balm for Every Wound
overs Healing FnibTveatou has acquired au Uupro
lsnie celebrity - heslug ptnseea. I eIEe0 woun47
cuts burns. bruises, sral1sl rheumatism 9nA ~ sNtg1
M and intsrslal rain ~ short period 81 tR4s SCi=u
strength and quality i i used With tbs greatest eBb
isuce by all elssees aud hae become sa unyei -aA5
Sure Remedy for Piles.
The Piles nost distressing complaint Is more PEeTa
lent than generally supposed II Il attended vith e
dsDtn,top, small tnmors in the ,ouerality OF s8ses
make their appearance, Is aiascrShiy painful wbtet
ii ia iIapossibla bcTauhlns, and tbe only pEe
snt relief 70 b desire e tear rs sAln el
lis@,sa Z np. dangerous, bur extremely unpleasant
Clerks and those OF sedentsEy bahits, afa mes subs
70 this rslsy. Let all sniioed Try Dyefs Healias t
brr,tiop ami We vsrrsnt Immediately reliet sbi "a 81
fsctual cure Many troublesome eases q ths complain
hsyo been ramesied ~ the usa q ihs great iaeeleine
W. T nrs,ant Iact upon fact 10 eprfoburstion q ttl
.ht.,uent aud this;tds bear testimony f. te sfepa
vain. ofthl- All.aestps Psnaesas
raFN
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CHEAP

CHEAP
iFsEg8Es sA8E 81 STOVE STORE
NH2H akRaassEuENT.
= HAVE jGst opened 40 offensive stsck OF st5Yee
.zssg Bud Hardware in the OLD STAND u II. D.,
tfzE9 SMITH Co.
cSgSrner EFoaf aud Brady streets,
Whefg thrre cal be found ,srg aud c0uplste assert-
.Aeht If
SHELF AID HEAVY BARDWARE,
aii. sJes lass Carpenters an! Jeiners Tools, and
i1 int syery bt ia the Hardware line which viii sell
tor Cash si n 4l.su can be hsd any ssablishnsntin
tLJs ety
Give he a Call.
Doat ETl - pisQs, Corner FruHi and Brady Streets
opposite zine Eer'F Landing,
itt.,,g sg,.. N " pAREFp
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Il. -. W - L. L. LII, /,
4. TFV

yTAS taleu ga0ua oB Third sUegt eES! ot BRADY
IL Has gn hand specimens @. 10th Landscape ana
Portraits an would gectlg,ly rRg tsdiss Spl hs
ttaiaen g. dive ElnI q sail. NA'fAPttt Ss' ~
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EsngmDg 3. .Eatg.8ECI,


ChRpENIlNe AID HVlLIs4ta'
suor, conner 81 MAN and FUrs S1a' DAFeaf o.. ID
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dOUgE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, ETC.

,srHE subscriber would ie
j .peetiGiIy GEHat4,- - h!
that he viii :, Sna.ln . t..,., ae m
t- ne old stand on Perry Street, ost- sau Sc cond
aaI jatrd Streets.
as I5az experience ia the above oaslo5Es war
cL in aBiaFlng bis patrons tlll sasita'i"h BIZ
aiY work ta4t may bs entrusted 10 hiE
pslntsoF y. g1ioTs repaired and Fesdy i0I a-f.--
EIass Of ~. putty, &c, Tor sale.
iuIy ~ I5a. JAMEs DoANhL.
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81 o. - q a !!

- q. DAWSON es co, GEse fDrDfee
- pzrlnersbip slta Il. Il GTlgks, auleF tae
nc lie Of Dawson. = slgzs Il fs0.. 10 iaNs sEss
On the Isl isy 81 Move rlbar, 1865.
aHp8Isops having 1assttled accounts villa the %
arm |. 70 requested y GsIi and seisie, Oet4J
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FRANCIS JACUBY, las,
REV D2Ua AND PRRsCRIP tIoE 5T0RE.
rNaE. E.absoEibsrrespesifdily nYiles the aHehaor o.
. thecitlzans af IiaVeapagiand surrounding e9antI
10 usUrHE and DhapieEl Store oR br-dy 2stSeSh Be.
.a4 81 LLllE4 sFs. ...s
From bEs Know led oaE aNpaFshee iHsh rbHslGsss
m can assure iGose who uasy hibla that tae! Viz
BaIyfaIshad " in Medicines Oilhe best qualify prs
gayeJ with ts strclest snd at tlodsflis pfess
Person ai ate al0a viii De given 10 the compound
70 OIL stt ! seseFi ptions.
hgat EseEs@ s00d4ssoEtmentot tot Gefma 2 'r ssnel
EngIiea al AnsIicEn PeriumeTy, loota Shc ma
Article.
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Boots ano sboss.
THE SHOE TRADE.

THE SHOE TRADE,
rrsvIstS increased sslr facilities ~ ais1ufseIs
1 ing and dealing ia Boots, Shoes agd Gsathsr "
1ndersigned, .acccssofs 70 : g. Dawson 4 So, Of
Is The citizens ofpaFanp"rt sad : ,staitl saessft +
Bac ceaients thar ~ bHy thelr bodts aad shDes
.a.,n Oar retail STOCK hereafter wti si"aJs g.
tssa sstrY % cnPttob 81 goo''t Naatea \. & ssoi#
y,t also are mastas ssteosasez preIaH59H-
yYYoie.sieItz Boots aud JaoSt EIad 'se q SO rf8
s dealers - caif sIA eyamtna"Er clos. %a# Rfis =
a.ff u dsternhss ,tt.B ~ teflfs ss = III fn@
s3.F"S0A. hBlGGN tg
ast,.a ElaAy ~, docs eefa "a
Boys Youtas and Infants Boots
\ LAEeB los of zoe above, L4iii hlF tls4 "s
. ptwsos, 6s}6Gs 80.
Home hada Bpots snd shocs
u - raaks ssry styis and qualify % By9;s -
W br, oxford fias, and 3te g alf ShotH ter HfH5s
stors notire. offfriss,. stsrs.
Lose wbp w,.nt . one A.aa R9FA ~ fsrs
b,ss DAWSON, GRlGGf 4 CO.
o ats Caters! Boys Caters, Youths; Cater
IiE isrgsst and boa stock We have ever 9neIet
.gi-. Btses and n-aA UiolG caters; Patehl !.eatA
.n# Z bIcs'S!1 Gsitsrs- lof saioy very cheap by
b1s3 BatE So%. GRi6Gs q 10
Men Laas g4Dber Boots.
Et9 Eanbes sautais. 6Eitsrs and slipper IN -
bss 3 LAWSON. GEaGGs = Co
warm Feet! Dry Feeta
NASysOS. GRi66S Il 90. sRye comptste
~ ssrtn,eDt 81 Fur-iin II, C}oth sa! Buffalo ose
sAoes- Inr -ais cheap. dee 8
THE gHoE TRADE
TtUUSTRR Merchants are invited 81 czf} aGfi ~
- anime cur assortment, shcs % Isl suited 70 tf
Asrset. our pf.ces viii a. 81 7imes BE & tow ~
bose ~ Giticaz9 Or 81. Lauls.
Lsea DAWSON GAIG tsS a 90
s0ots and Shoes by the Case O. Dozen.
4 DIES Gail, Nip, 4 aat aud X IA EOots;
/ i. -.
peY'i 81 seEed MD, Enamel tSoaF basEts e
4ni aLaHE styles for SAFE b.
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glotbina.
New l,,oodsl New GoOds..
u ID w A RD A DE N /,
fgessrfarHf TasiOr.


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
lst>a q v III ade Clio t hin G.
g.stas, cassineres, vesEings, Gents Fur
nishing Goods aud Tailors' Trimmings,
I 4StHs' returned freIn ths sasf wish Of In
\ megest apd aessseleet4d stocks OF goods ever
q q 5of ''is q tns mafkat consisting ia part o.
BROADCLOTHs.
ish, FrsBe4, CSerms5 ana Aaisriean, Of the 8
Hr=l saaliss aud laIeHt stYi of goods.
CAsSII IERES.
rasHsh, isrenea md In rie9H, of .yery rarieiy
~ tef "oioE anyfqbaity
VEsrINGS.
S ate NsHales, Matais Hse, White London Fizus. :
4 q ,ei aud Colored sHks, Fsuey aud Plain sik
esiTet- : aHuy s.ls and iinen, Italian silk Grena
sasAtere in great variety
OVERCOATING.
6!atk i3lua EEd brown Bro&dco.h Union, 8hItneg
aaf PlCt Cloths, Fancy, Biae. Rrowa ana Mulberry
sa.soE Lea eE, atad% asked sn saiars Of .na Ia
1851 taP9ris.
READY MADE
8Ytft oats. yer. Sacks, Sartnuis. Reehng jackets
sad islsnss, Ff3ea and hrg.s Frock Coats OF al!
Z s8asitiss sud styles, sis. Velvet, Plush, Cloth
@sai4srs and Valencia Vests, CasneLi, sslinett,
iouDie md t@tai faney ant plain Cashmere ana
ifors-i . saatsi beA n sad eusfnbey Froeks, wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
l.sgaEg, esiia3 ehste plain linen eoFdea and Paris
- @h 9 me- eHigred snirts, Eiih cosmon and pol
= Wfi51tAn&si tf.Hg beOrseg, corded byron, pol
= =; ~ t0st sseess, taany and and Plsih
lfss 49, tlo ss-e hjt uiacs End e0iorsd kid, liz
oaeSs eieta, 4hs5lsTat!d, A5eEaeen, Berlin
-nfs# tha Gefmsr gfH FGE iGHatiets, wool, neri-
a -l,l cys5oB hosss @sss ena lane5 iiaea saa siis
3E tsnlsis sir ardlasz- i mos wool, white ana
gAsfd Hsdao sNt -4.E Wrappers zad Drawers,
( s1t s5ttss, s0tTts, 81 aH@r., GCRss' 5hzWls and
afF ns7 asfFeEasr are sacks, an 4 all atas.
-f-is-&s asI4 seH. ss G4e ttEsis, ali Of which is
way s*ha'sHa 70 tha asAlnifhton Of Gus
all FIt sey4fs choice seieeton..
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GarOs.
JAS. RUMBOLD, JAs

n TACT UH 4 n D . Z D q
snop II alley pct. 9Th and 9th -ts.t 81 Coegt
daGai, and Vast OF Methodist Church
: nc 1etb fsh tS VT
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MANUFACTURES OF
soap EAEACt %-5sSlzAS-s-A- ts@9s
Iowa, u,tauon SgeHau aa4 ttHt1 VS.
UAEE@.e e-s4, ln t.-r
- A
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!. EIKNiSHING GOODS
sAMnEL PEPRY

SAMUEL PERRY.
L4grchA Ane Tailor,
4 Aa 81. a@ad aaB AMI laIl s8sonHent OF French
IL -tta "a Elisa GlDtAes, Gassnerss and Ves,nss
.l%@ls tyF Eae season, whieh ne viii make up l.
measure ga nor notice and rsas0aa 6ls terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
y -3 s3l4s for sptiIg and Satamsr wear, when
va! Uea9i8 as cheAp asthe ehes pest
FURNISHING GOODS.
= E1i saPpig ofeYeFy lhing necessary tor gentle.
man wardrobe. spring style OF Hats,
Caps, Trunks. YaisCes dc.
z D. would invite th0Seabout 10 purchase goods
~ love ttne TO give him all before purchasing
s.as hAsfe- eae price "n4y 40 trouble 10 sho~
suSts. t1ahkfgEor 9sssfdgors hopes & continuance
tst stthssaEs SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport 4 prit L is5s
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I'kENi 4 I'D, Whisa I'D, Engiish ri, Ef81E9 Z
! sad gsiyst slippers.
Also, Kid, C0nzress, kHglEsA aad tEeneli LASH
t,GiE5fs fros 81 ,s1to ss.13 per patr Tor sale -
Dec3 DAWSON. .GRtEfCr s. 80
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

naffisoa tetVeen Fr0Hl aud Second btfesI7
j MEN. = HOHELS4, ei"Pfzla7
tLa.a, Ioseg d.aus.f
rfulE pfeFnsturs fetF tHall} a"ho+AeH5 1 az
! eastern tt#sa.t7 nc lH1 travelling t"eHA #"''
I-tiiy, taat UHv3Hg purchased
Fbis Iomund4rHs Hotel,
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B0ots and Shoes by the Case o. Dozen.
4 DIES Gail, Nip, 4 aat and ia EOots;
/ Z Misses kla, sIor1e1g. IN Eayts q 5iigps
peg'i 81 seEed Md, Enamel s tSoaE basEss
sal aLtHE styles for sale b.
DAWSON, (sRlG6s go
hr4fy street, door from q; davenport sov-a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-28

=. FURTHER iNrELLGGESCE PROM cAIyoax,,
NV LORE July 21-The steamer Illinois lef, A,;,-
"aiI ON the 18th instant, and arrived here to-day
Au'ices from san Francisco indicate tha, AZ. .,,h,
We - ar apparently determined to make no resst,ncs 20
the Vigilance Committee S'Anee 70
The most startling event of tho ,.oL - =,
. " noPAhs by Judge Terry, associate Justice of ,h
o3gft' hopkins, 1t appears, had proceeded To
the Office OF DIR. Ashe, Navy Agent for the nn s
resting Maoney, charged with conveying mnp;,ios a.
10 the city for the use Of the State troop. when r. -;
tefieed to protect Maloney at the head of an ,a =,
~ hopkins collected assistance and attacL. "a ,h II
parry IN the street, whereupOn struggle ensuad H.; Lih
Terry stabbed Hopkins with bowie knif.
news oi The melee soon reached the conn,;,,ao -
sounueu general alarm, and in less than fifteen mnu,s
es.eht OF lhtantry two companies of..yalrv and 10.
of artillery. were in motion Meantim. u.lon.x , ~,
party had taken refuge in back BUILDING vii ,..Ins
and fortified The building was invested on III -, -
troops and the inmates ordered to surrender xb;ob
der they ooeyed without hesitation Nalonev ana
we're conveyed to the quarters OF the committee
AT the same time, hve armores of the Sta,a ,o.
were invested and all forced surrender to an. i
tee one hundred Of the State troops were taken nr;
ers, but subsequently released on parole '''"
on the same day OF the collision two vessal. ,;,,,
win arms Tor the State authorities we're seized in ,h IA.
oy armed vessels belonging to the Vigilance Commi,,aa
anu subsequently, D. Durke the captain of one of
vessels was arrested by the Federal authorities and bS
III the sum OF S25 900 answer a cbarps of ni-. Tt
committee disclaim all intention of oppoog th ioI
thortes OF the United States e 'ee Au
The latest accounts state that Terry x,. s,;u ,;
and Hopkins alive. P.e'
There was much dissatisfaction in san Francisco
to the bill before Congress for gushing the land , in
California. ' '"N "He' III
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NORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS
1,s,aaily supplied shh ion ,pd sompIss, as.or,m
PIANO.V

II D.
- hc choicest ~ -'P'''' -'+o''"eht ot
PLAN ORTEs
acv Manufactured IN his county shieh are offered , ~, -
enable terms the factory clsH rsioss spd IN. ~ -
entire satisfaction guaranteed purchasers n. vors, a, -
pendent 'e Adrs eea 'af, 1ad TOE, sas,,r. q.
- A'' t'di "oRCEsrERs fssrssssats are .ad. uYos 49,
wv efHG % my ~ ~ Wer" have and are d.uy I-,,
eoroooratci ey ihe HIGHEST testimonials from nss,v oNT ruor
SAND purehs'sss in Ne pssi TWENTY TEARS
Aitsntss ,,tsd 70 ne following noices q m. mes.
ff0la bf " y to4Easrofaf Ady,rtis,r 80 =, go.
fancs made By Mr a. worcs,,sr m M. -. - le
sWPsa in Az he qp.ess hat rsndsr ipsr.,s,s v...s
u ls'S.a a. ~ " D. tosrisr asd Esgufrsri
p,r rts constantly Increasing reputation of a..
s,,,ei =. :, Instruments beaufu a. erns-
quahes of musica ' '''" ~ t--4enaf
IRON he " Y. CoransrcfBi 49,
Those dulcet strains" uhcb averv tr.fv .s.r.
@ m , bu from one of bsAe wonderful piscs. IA
snoHn e WORCESTER Piaa5ss hav. noe 49,
~ sve orth next y "a psody of voice N love-.
sif ~ Neetest ANA aasi peftcy harmouoss .ns -
aoas tones thAi ne listen 10 ~ '''"'
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-28
THE SOUND DUES AND THE ENGLISH FLAX


TRADE.
The london Times, OF Juv s. says.A statement, l,,ev
made by NJ Fcmiug Of Dundee before the Pariamao.
taty Committee the Sound Dues show the object of
those mPoss on the h1 trade. Almost the whole Of the
haS material used w Dundee comes from the Russian and
Pfusan port. iu the Baltic snd the amount Of sound
Dues psd by that town for s54 s estimated At Ri5OO0-
me petu1hfy part Of the question. however l. scarcely
the most serious since the delay Of vessels AZ Esinmoe l.
source Of constant annoyance and Danger the roads,cad
being in spring and autumn exposed and unsafe one
while the communication with the shogc aud the system
pursued TO take advantage oft most dcmota1ug
influence the master and cFcw appears also that the
arit ohsrgcs Of the Danish government are greatly in.
crsasc hf unauthorized cIacous the part Of the agents
u has been estimated ha the total dues annually paid by
England Auount 10 G1nuUO. cargocs aud c85 900 on
vessels but this j. believed to be below the actua
II the British government succeed In committing
the charges by general payment its suggested that tho
next best plan would be- that they should be collected on
behsli Of Denmark in this country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-28
NUMBER %.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND NIcARAcrI
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT WALKER
'A' rHANOiSCo STILL IN THE HANDS OF TIL

San rhANCIsCO STILL IN THE HANDS or rur
COMMITTEE i"-
NV oRLNANs, July 26.-The steamer &. -,
last hight from Aspinwall via Juan hrng;, s. -
2lst '''""" uates OF tho
600 in specie. io'k 1880
Inc l-thmu- was quiet, but Aspinw all va .,.Ll
General Walker was inaugurated Pre,iden, ~, S;
qua on the 18th inst. Ex-Presdent Rivas s,ill hol
session OF Leon IL is reported that many of ,bs
CONSIDER the new government usurpation and h.- a.
Sateu , Sgih-t IT. Among the desefters from WAL, -
Do neuer ana Ten Chion. There was much ,icL 80
among his troops. and frequent desertions ocrur.s
Al san Francisco there no abatement of ,h ..;,
ment touching the revolution The vivilanc, Co,;,'
seIe S'" IN session Judge Terry OF III. Sunrem. C,
nau been arrested for stabbing one OF IN. Camm,,
nee while making an arrest The COMMITTEE. -. - ~
established The Government still remsned a, S.a..v v
mento. "eu NJ s2cra-
AN the arms collected by the la~ and order ma, 49,.
neeh seized oy the committee. Mr. Durkee mer,h =,
lne committee had been arrested charged -i,h n;,.s
ana SeiZing arms belonging the STATE from chp,,.Sy
Inc accounts from the mines arc encouraging All -
agricultural prospects cheering o. N '"s
Inc conduct OF Mr.. herbert excited coosida..hl. ;,,
nation. eo"'ioesaoie indig-
FRONT Oregon there is intelligence that tn. sli,o;.L
with the Indians continue. >'ni'oes
Coi Wright had not been killed As repor,.d
, Col Buchanan had fight at Big Meadows With ,b. r.
'as IN which forty Indians and ten whites .ers In,