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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
St.p?aRc in TraMsitN-.. ibrAtruCtiOn
81 free STATE Arms.

The war,holIsc Of ID niel- & Go i, in tbs
cl'v vas tEt,r-i last night ,,v-rA boxes
81 GyG,kc's, tnIatiou, e., taken ouf,
ri her contents conpl"telt destroyed -
lAcse Sc paia Nee unlae' onahiy d">.
ned FIR bloody uss III tie Territory Of
IA "a. 81 heiu sru u the 2 M c t'eG"rr
Il ~. i ur,i IMPLEMENTS" which we
/. " seem lareded lArou- h tie state durinc
Il. = 81 season.
We d not >ay a. one wro n he.
u lo,h.r noI tat lie iIYh'h Ahiri on r GO
II " Ming !eNa III rou.hiar- for TIC
iIanslt,--i u IF Ia"I ~ i dTf1s 20 slaughter
AM. 80 ti'iI"u- " ;t.s 's--or - h afro
c.0rs III lchert a. cur cttv cni.rt i'nra la,
j ,nakirg our S'a'e an "At,i VI" of F.-e-
or. is y auy ~ "a e = SUI. Cl"'ti - Il
in fnr -'rlc'!y nil.~fu' proceedings Oh
Ifr = ri of orr Il rs; but We 10 eaY mos
~ p.e'lcal J hat he cCur>e OF lie Ra X
K puh'lca a,itA'os, OF, lis W "a j. i TO
s,ey ~" tr.end u N hniiup irst Union
q, : ttr-; snd her policy, roN seen TO BE-
pa.pahlv z cs>, yIui,it and di-prg
III -, among an inp1lsiv" poodle nece>>a-
rlly Ia - exasp iatior> AM ~eatm"ut.,
H. lie heat IF Which lax viii b" lost Il hi,
Of. e.. d NE sto,m If idi- nation sweep past
all r-.ral,t; ~ we n y say farther. that
u c.rr thor. was y crlsI,--ii - ~ tins IN
un.diafr hur, w e., the peace of society
.. ,,,r t.h.,IIa :,
,;s,,s,. ,,',n ~ .l
i',,,'n "a La',,,,.,. =, ,<...., ;.
-. .I'.h en,-,,T.r,a ~. ,,,aI;r,n
!. f,r. c,n,cions nj su,, al ,r,,o,a.
tn,I.re I,,,v ,..nla, b.t,ra ,,'.r .,rs
nI .i..e;ye ,y,'un.,. ,ylo,. miss -, ,,.y
H. I'm. ~. r. fr;,l
son ,,.,l, ;,.c,.,,.cd :, ,o,,.i.,,,,,,.
NE ~ ~. .. inns ,,,,'. J,.,l,,,. in4
u,v ,rl,rt, ~. SRI, and ,ie.r,n;n.a II All
h,,,r4s ~ ..,,,,d 80. ti,o;, cou,-.,y ..r.q,, :
vrcr-" .hopIJ ,nv men en- ,a.c,,I cav,
ue. h., led TO nnno,e n. ,re,so,' ~ Rsmb.
~ a., >,,,,.o . L, - a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

" tnry want instruction IN Of her sciences
or srt,. ihev apply 10 other instructor; aud
III, = Generally the business OF early life.
tu' ! slppise there Is not an instance OF .
n-ie congregation which has employer
her preacher FOR the mixed purposes OF
-, Il II 3 II III The pulp, on chem .
- ue y 4 riu-. "a law, on the science
anI pn.riyies OF government. or Va any,
,Lins bH' ieigi u, exclusively. Whfr'v r..
if r'O e. pftachr' !. in'iead OF a lesson IN
u. aa MI hem a! w'h disco rs on
C.e.ibi an system, Oh chemical aih,i-
t.s-, /, 'h4 cpustIuction " government on
~ car ictcr or couducf OF III o. adm'nis
t.,.g4t.If i,a breach # contract. depu
ati.. tat,r aad enc II the KIND OF service
r,t +, .i,r fh.y . ssiiried, AID giving then
.. .sA - j. =. at ihev did not van O., II
..liei, "on "a hr seek from better
v .te4. .s. 10 i nar',cuiu AIT or srien." -
- 1.ns ~ pastor. 81 look 70 IA, rrii
or> . 10 .aopi, ~i'hnu. inqu r.nE I'o
!, .-hy-Ic nrt CIVIC Il losm,s, W. b Which
4, t.ea t.g u.+" nothlns 10 ID.
- tAar. II 4 Arguments may be f""'
s".c -. twtts rat of poi,l.es INTO
-.tt..f q. xiou, at'irs. So my my
i rner, pE.cr btaech OF human an
. eng. I'us. for example, II u afr'is
< ea's I, o'sy 'h- laws Of our country
i 40 t,a .r,r of aug on, therefore. must ~
nc 44 N tap-- laws, That We NAV know
10 f,no,y hem. | religious ~
10 t-4s' cpr ~ ueghb -; the Pea 'het
n :. th.',tare. re Oh sra .;.ri q, Ia "e
~ .lede s. nj itgy us ar lon'
,.. Ire.rrs oar o>n hrail or r.
tna.t~ ~ae- mus t,j us F.. hat . - ar'.
a. l.-arra 4 sivp ~ rec .rp'- ~ GO ,ae'y,
=. a. n.iy barn hoT to prepare them
4 Z ~ / genaIv. by senrra z'ng IN 70
I.i more. VI ,ts amlg mat" all The br,Hch't
II r.,ar. ,oto any oge II them, AMI The
fas -icl.A. no 3. paih 10 ylt the SICK.
n4, ,4.t.- i8G~h instead Of medi ine, and
ts" Il. srrA4I't whom money Is sent Tor a
"a. ~ : srr8 la dix rchi-f instead Of H.
H. uots.l .'ru iin- tbs ross bic confusion
IL 81 -tt-nCc. 40 one, ainnpn sense
ur.Ns l. .e- h,tvee them efficiently Dis
l,',rt far TIE gen.r rvrpose 81 LIE, and
10 e 1, al SIS to understand that =
erl,.ri. med { ne or cookery, or demon
s'l,' o. j. = uirr'ry. is not lesson ~ Re
l.g oh | IL rot deny that congr z ton
is,v II ,fsg rl"ase, agree with Their
IRE {, er that tie shal! in-truet them III med.
car ala, or lass. OF pol tic,. :
Up i Nnu accept the assurance OF M
teen A.d re~rec;'
TIC .JEIFrRSoS:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
Esitsisasss EsiTCcsOS'y.
Ranking n Exchange.

H'f SIGi y N;fRhlN.....r r s ru.dso, H-ai4
~ hpi.i.o tArHk.l. \ tu...........H,l
,.'"h y - mediterranean Nm - nh
NJ, ta"pV, LANES : BLAhETuEE rl.a
10 ~ no BARROW 30, AT. AAn ~ sIs
Land Agents.
l' h'jieiS- 'Ndf.LL ~ CO.. .............aa mann -
Ai.i-l.A boolAS......oll Bnnhl. Bta!y t
Insurance Agencies.
Observation-Disclosures. stree.
tuction ani q mini. sion.
NMpTAN son COZ - & U-a,!l S..
- iloA 'o.........car 2ni and Il ck .sL,,d It's
iNf...........!d i. erpp,i,. Lear H.. r.
fto WEAVER .MLins Il uaa9 C,aN x 81. ut
{ " hbAWoRrI ~ -; .pi-,,i,e l. Cairr House
KNAPP \ REDMoN. ...Np 7ID,y.sr. NV
II II SMITH. .Cpr,,.r ri and Bralv
tpAMSoN RArr... u asn.v per y
" 'NSiEE......... .......-.....Soi" IL, LoCianr
q thing.
-. r',mha '''''.......:...'oiP P1sf oi6c'
J. LOW ENSTEiS .............N" Is lrIlaifr It,,w
DIR lkt.. .......... iaiy, let ats IN i
tASiLtl 6n.............to j s Iaay Il
Dry Goods aud CIR. ceries.
". IL Ht.DENfEiMEK.. 49,. .on,l, mrar Brady st
Watches h Jcwciry.
IN Hn'sEL. .............. IsClane Row
:; ~ ............ ..Ao. y |. C!,irt Row.
~ - d .>Ei.'>''N. HrIf;Y above III
Books r Stationery.
> , Sr'hH ....;......eds'. op. Il Clair Hon<c.
- tiI.SA to...........No. EClare Row
Will ADAMS 20 ............. n, al Post Onicr
Hats Cups.
4 ASTON & CO......Braav :, be,or %
= y ...F Clair How.
NhHDER g CHAAFIoN- -......... .S'coiis sire, 1
Hardware.
PAHkER... cor Front & Il r,dy
row Eli. CHILD. I'd :, :, ,ast OF Brad
Whole sale Grocsrs
hNEkiEl THOMPSON Co. Cor 2i & Perry
81 pALLEl.l 90. Cor. ~ K Perry
WILEY MUNGER. ...........2, ri, near B-,dy
KNIIKERBoChER y Brown, Front 81 ~ FER,
ElAN AeCAkN.. burrows Block
Druggists.
c !. WEIR .,..-t.,..-.,...Nr.i 10 IACla.r. Row.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
A. AisIoN co. Brad - below "a
kN tPPS REDM0N... ...........3 L.ciairc Row
SERDER q CHAMPION. $ cund least Of Bra liz
Boots 4 Shoes.
MOORE BROWN. ..........B brady bet ID 4 81
JAMES !oEDAN...... ..Fvs.ut bit. iitHdy d Poriy
Tobacco Cigars.
= ktnNnN. :..................2d 81 near Bray
F" III. tRA Nhti.. Brady near r ont
Music 4 Musical Ins,rumenl
JOSEPH A CRANDALL.......No. : LeCiaire Row
Stoves Tinware.
RYAN FARLy.........Cor. Front L Main SIS.
fNtftHsi.!. = Gu.LETr. Brady bet 2 & An
The Iowa Agricultural Depot.
SOCRSE. NEiIE 4 CO ...... cor Prept Il r Island
Leather aid saddlcry Hardware.
HAtGHT SEARS....... End 81 bet Brady 4 Perry
Furniture, Mattresses and Upholstery.
MCNEIL & BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
forwarding and Couamissiou;
sHoUP FARKALOw. ..............ccs rsNt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

Tvs hAavEsT ~ THE U.S- - The re-
turns from the wheat harvest in The Y 8,
are nov complete, and II is settled that the
crop is OF ncst excellent quality, and il not
the largest ever gathered since the settle
m-ni Il the country, j. a. least above the
average, AMI will yield large surplus hey
oni tie supply of our domestic wants. =
The y .eld is estimated al $50 Oo0, 900 bu
a, 4 the probable export demzud from all
.ources At ~. 900 coo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
For Sale and for Rent,

DwELAfp0 Hon'-, 70 rent IN second ana 1AirS
~ SITS. IN M vest snd ofthecN
Ten s.le.ii. fuadng Lsss IN Bsnsdsvsss's sAdissa0
NV = ~. furrovs' scsdence, fog sale On vss
Two Lots m 'he EIu6, head ~ Gaine, sres., sac
sn''~'rle'ed River vis~-fn sal. very cheap.
sevsfH vsi"sb'r lot. fer lrsnrss houses .sd AvsDDS
in~, on harri-'i and Main streets, north Of olssA
for sale verYlss
Ten vairsh.. building LIT, on seecsa and 7AhA
| OF the purchase IVY
LIT J" Green, A,''n'oni dwelling hose - ~
West hsif Lot ], tn boct y hose, wen, and M.
! tprovcmentr
2cf~' front b. 81 fret d"-p IN xsin sire, .eppesMs
| tho icClaur House FOR sale
C"rner 1T Oh Nam and Front streets FIR sale ehssp
Wrs, i"'s block IS, opposite X Coos's resis
dence, for nh ch-sp. on 'onr time
Wet y VT block No, LClssge'e Jth s,idNnso
hon :" With rooms. amt mod stsile.
Lots Aand3 IA Anehcn's sdd,iioo. ard Dvsnia6
house 22L = % lot g. for sale cheap.
E4s~ s.cSt ~ 70, ica.,. 10 sores for ssis.
s.crei,, in "isi,cs, r. hn.on \ Bnss's Abilities.
swA and y h \, PES =. tpS,, Re Tor sab,.
NeS &c 70 4, ~ ra-. Clinton county. g., oslo.
6acrrs land, q. q 10 fSf1' n'i'' ITEM pss'
EXPORT.
Is Acres In sec 81 ,p n. o. al user cS,'ivs
mi from city. Tor sale ehcap
s. - DOT 7eRsH iec q '"s sses f'S~
Sc sofsw STA. sw 4osNEA ~. ~
+" y W = s3 rs 10 W Louisa CoaSO -
joining timber f,if sale
i = - \ W SS2T7 n 2 W On. ,,>ilc from the
city :" An~"rtint. Tor sai.
~ acres land IS under cultivation fenced. story
hon.r r'""l water $50 fruit trees prts!.t T. H's9
NE " sofS " S2S rs = y, . miles from i~sses-
port. for sal.
~ scr's with dwelling house aud stable and other
Improvements, ADJOINING the city 81 Dsv~ntvgt fvs
I fslc " = ''t~''' -
s"N kSioTsn1E 80 acres for sale
Forty acres No prairie land, near wsleoss. fer
sale very iow-price ESQ.
Ihlry srre- Of l. md Ia West Davenport fog sale
cheap III - 81 Iron" four to eight acres ane vlev -
River and Twin Citles
A several other valuable tracts Of Real Estate In
the city and country, for sais by
ALLEN / DOOLAN,
"''if "I No. Orr lguillin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

Con G D:a Fntne, the K N candidate
tor governor in Mississippi against Gov
McRle at The last elecfi,R n, has q it Fill.
NOR and declared himself in favor Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge One by one
~ are getting the Intelligence and honesty
" the opposite party Gentlemen, haw
aseh jengev will you SICK S-Leuisy. psn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

4 Remnn Cathol church OF large
s,ze ls nearly completed at FL, Dodge
At Furt Des Noines the Methods,
tpi'c'ra. { congregation is finishing a
hew Church Ell fee y inch tho S-srestaan
SAYS utli be a very fine building and IN
ornament to that town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.sscEe!a0af Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Eca!,r
SsrHHy .NUiP Clothing,

! Wholesale and Retail Dca!sr
! EscHHy .NUdP Clothing,
Glpth<. faSs.m4,es, j',stin4s, cents.
/afn'shny Goo,is and 1a.iors'
1ftnHl'n.7y,
IJiSles' u alum H.. East WI h one 4 III,
!.se>' AID E I sttat.i s;o-ss of ga ever
III, cd for 81 IL fhs nlsrkv con ti,R in ta.t IF
tue l.Mihg art..es:
43TOaGciOihs.
i;gi:sii French q rman and Amer.
ieti'. "f III m 81 q lxlty and late I
.fyic II god
C0sStn,Cr.s
Enslish French and American 81
~ ~ variety OF sHi-, colo. an0
q.aity.
IrsiiaJs.
white Mars.illss Ma.alasse White
Iond II Fieui Tins aid svlor d
sii~,, Fancy and Plain SIX Vely,t
tanN six AMI LINN lt,!iSu = X
Gfentiine, S ,ti,. Iansp t;oh
Si!k1Irsh aud faucy Cashmere, Il,
edt vaiI e..
Ores'cONiiMy
B.ak, Dlue and Brown Br ,adclo,b
Uni N, Whitny, and PI,t Cloth.
.ncH. Blu, Browu and Mu,s
Castor Beaver. Cansla mix,i and
SAHARA " the latest iiup rts
Ready Made.
ov ronstS, Over-ssck.. Surtou,s
NJ mug JIcs'ts and Tlias Fr.,.k
anu Dres, Frock Coats OF an oa,,,-
u ) aa'i ye>; Fix. velvet plush
q th Cashmere and Val. mia vets
'sihstt, Saii,ctt dutbi- and twist
fancy ami PLAIN CASHMERE and DE.
sAih rant; Dnn and Gucrnscv
Ff"ckS, Wrappers and Ovsralls,
IVfntshing Goods.
hickory, calico, white plain linn
rief and PARIS bosom fancy col,
OF SHIRTS with common and polka
"risthanis; string, De Orsey cord
Ell h.ron, polka and lap Collars,
N"ok Tics sticks, fancy and plain
IVats' troV'S-white black and
c'l !ci kid. lined buck cloth On -
feia III. Alb riten. B.r,n t,niou
aud German aud Fur t;auptl.;s:
wool m rho and cotton Hos @; white
ahd fancy linen and silk Iin,,dker.
ehfs; 'phToidered lambs VOL
whie and mixed me ri,,o anil six
Wraup r. ant Draw r.; Wool Mitts
Arfs, MuiiieTs, q ,nts SlswIs and
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet SIX,
a d all other r;cies usually kent by
III trad. all Of which are srect-
Iuily submitted 10 the examination
Of customers.
An carly call will will secu-e choice xelecfi,r.
EDWARD ALDEN,
S-cono street, opp site l." ClsYe Nov Dsyennorf
Iowa, (Batwe'n Main ana Brsdy.l seps(-dts.
k0(l RElNs WRAPPING PAPER. assorted
wv sisa, for sale BY
IA. pozDxR ! sao,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

FLORENCE. -. Msesae9A
Gro. q. sARsEAr, Fres't. }. \. PAnkEs, Casa.
gTyuE undcrssgn.d yrcprtetors Of ~ nsnh =
i Plorenca, NsArasta, are BY the -.
.sicus Of its Charter. individually respoes.eee
Institn,ion A its eouN(ee - IT, city n 1l0ssa0s -
ooIn aud at either 81 their nAnking Qcnsfss ~ -.
ern Exchange o. 90 ppr srNt., " " VDsee y -
RATES q Other oUrreocy. -, fsssss.a 4
COOK. sas an J i Sc:x.r. ~ O.; u..
COOK 0AR0RNT 4 CO09, NJ - 114z :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
Fresh oysters I
To Lease

"A the City Bell. Saosn, and w.sb
4 4 daily, b. kxgt.ss fTus~ the Sat, - yrrpivs
season !. during N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
- =
DIE. II.

DEE.
on N. errine ~ Nh sth ns'ant. j. aKs, son %
Wi I'm sisf Cyntlta " IL uw.Sk agVl month
~ "a day..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
Dissolution,

't'EE Co-rnr'neT hip her To- .. ,.,.
= John, Mile sud Sfs -.
10 .,id arm, -, - -. Int All persons in.i.h rd
i. AMI ~. .npE - same 10 Jphs Miller. Who
" collect the ssLi..
aus,st,,. LOHN .. MILLER
- sTEPHEN LkhS'.xR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
THoN ua>r,Nc> NV MC.m BOss

s'.1.AH. taE..t.H - e,ai'n All HYMN Tus.s.
I)irts's... 'r'i e",' = 81. CLONES A.. s'sp'.
- 10 - u.s. - 4 T. srArcCu,l ard Worship.
.ins .att. ~. h,sir<s ~ psges
FsIts - 4 sn D. Isxi. .,yrn maihf. pst-pAd
To- sfttn M IN. {" s6'rr,a zee. Ii - 10
My new snd ch9lg. TIMES u,,.r h-fprs pub.
ii-h = srt, N nj. Nat. std u sskuo~ ly.d to
b. II I - s,ton IL mutt ever yrryaI~d Gy this
eminent ut.r.
Aisa--ri,r sab,a'h Bell, ~ Gro q Root Per do4
~; sfrg. c,,4e. Is t'a
aGsS,r n Is COOKE AcO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11
NOTICE,

A ny person wishing 10 engage in pr Stable sno
IA money making tv.ipssss will calf ~ ,fAs CeY
I'll. Diuine Ssion, Brady street. OPP ste the =.
o, tn propvietps IL which plSs, " cs"sqnen3ese'
iii.hsatsh. Is wiling to sea on favorable terms
erpt5-dtf -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

GNcr ErGdy atea b,t,rc,a Socond ana 7nird
stree S
LAtHANGF on all ia princt ri ciii OF II, l nj
- tn slate 6rtat BRAIN Leland, ana o.lti-
i ~ al fnipp' hs,lIi AID s,li.
Ms aud d',its q II cttd, and proceeds mit d
10 ahA part Of III. tned States al low 1t ratrs II
TX hanae
Collections nf mt drafts accounts lccaciss ana
inh .itahe' m.r ia all pats OF the TINT. States
Csna,'a and Erirole
stok> aud bond, torgit and sold on C. r,mission.
ami nttfa mis- rnect Il
Land War ants huuahi. sid and lorated
Exchange on Cities in The United states.
Carp ntrr :. rure, y Wv tkclfy
Aihlny City Bank Abtnv NcwYi i;
u fl city Bank tunlo, " Yak,
Rtns 81 Coihme-c. B,,Iun Mts>a, huseifs;
Al IN r. BIhk PhIlld iphia J. IN, ii. ania;
M.rrh Mnnfartar r. Bank, Pirtsi urg PA;
Mckim y - BstIn Nj
Gilmore broth II on Cincinnati Ohi,;
"a Lucas 4 Sili.inis ST L"r> No;
~Ktiizen Bank. y Orleans la;
~R swift, Brother 4 johns, a. Chicago III;
s"Its-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

A NUMBER oS desirable "
"A h adv. Nam, and Harir "A for Rrsid<ne = N
the Term "i - yrars At streets, to <ase Spr
yio
oHx 20 Main, bet, y W. II. p. dICRLIY
aa.INi ont and seconf. s,rsets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

lioase and Lease for Sale.
a b"f;iISG house ccn,ainips gira, r,.n.
4 go -" - i'T TN years. situated on ~.
:" " GERLYr or 10
"ts'' NICHOLS IsoELL 4 co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

~ HS>Ni-W rRlNA1F BOARDING HoFSE ~
sJT RON Island sirs,t, bIea ~. 9Th anI6th
4, ~. lot % b a dc
IneitD T Mcl;ANR.N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-11

IRIrTs MtSrtiLtS - P!ans and Emhr,id.r.d
W. Cap shawl. Pfrntt d and 81, la SHAWL IN
X 81 Sati ~ tL.ay,
(ut*:5dtil CHAS. FISH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-30

lt'i.
=, . "'''
80, '..',.s 49,. ...4... f...
sAd l. e. la.1aa. Esd
} VI Noibl.' l.'i, .f'i'.'' Called i9r
WHO nu'ly SO''." ''' '.j ''
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,,r, ln,l, aroai.elffom NleAiea. h..ua ...
Aux1nIa.
Maj v Z hahr ". ''o
= ,l
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"' 49, -.
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uatail vlo mlerJ.d .n.s
VIII Mleat un taai o,ess q"
n"He s'N'' g
'a.s,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-30

fellow WAS arrested by Grmtr f1r
s'eeaag ducks. be farmer sajd hcsaogld
know lhem anywhere and went on 10 doe
sraJe them Why. said the counsel
ler iae rfsour, "taeY cau't De- such d
ma breed ducks I've some like them
n my yard Ihat's very likely. ro,
iared lhe farmer ] base lost good many
lately
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-30

NB lut,klWNY - tuRlE toN..--
Many o' our readers, says tho Charleston
Standard, arr douj .ie,s acquainted with lh'
facts which are lhe foundation lor the 'o''
lowing paragraph ia the Noslon Post
" lhHckerty. on hl, first visit to 'h's
country, WAS introduced ia Charleston. :
c., TO Mrs Co., one Of the leaders "'
society there Thinking. it to he Witty, be-
said, " ana Luppy to meet you, hfS' I
have heard, madam, tha' go"
were fast woman "Oh, Nj lhack'
cray" she replied, with ono Of her mos, o.,
ara.atiue smiles. eve must not believe all
we hear ilad heart, SIR, that yea rt''
gentleman ~ Tho great English VII su'
mited, Afterwards that he had The worst o'
d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-30

or An eAlta session Of Congress was
10 convene on the 2lsl.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-02

Ror n rxK FDUnzH WAxp.---Abnt tvslvs
b'clock dot broks snt - tAe Ane precinne ppa q
1.-The Fourth wap&y bstWssn ths Ir1sh and AnssI-
Ans- The Sp~ was cemmencod BY I foes29pes, The
police intsv1srsd an chs6kcd The tiseprbSno4 One
= the Iriah vss shOs and 14vtrely ipjpssd The
Mayor caae prcubax e, ths sesns sf not end
'd:a 70 rs1a,!S essa, -. y -, = =. -, -,
B~as rung, uhiah esnsctsa4a hrgs crowd, sfs9sps
The rot - ssmnsncsd ~ German named
f5chassr, and the vAols fegsign population engaged
The Irsh xsrs armed With pistols, clubs and
|priekbats. The chief q peaies was compelled TO
ire three tiuaa- pI4.s g.s.s & s,lifsssa as-s. 4
The Irish sssssatsd to their houses and fred
several shos upon the police and Americans.
Rev. TsoxAs H. Srocxrox. This eminent and
eloquent clergyman preached, - he was announced
70 do ct tht 4thodist Protestant Ninth It church
yesterday mosning. and, - usual, with thrilling
8,loquence. Is The church was 6lled 70 over6Owing
Every aisle 1wAa crowded, - wei IS every seat
illed. Large numbers Of clergymen, members Of
Congress, and other distinguished men, were
among the audience; and, on leaving the church,
we heard many express the greatest satisfaction in
regard to The sernaon. m aser
Mr. Stockton has resigned his charge in Balt
more, and has devoted himself to the new enter
prise Of publishing the Bible in the form of tracts
and in the newspaper called the Bible Times,
md also publishing the different books Of the BIZ
pie, each In separate volume. To aid In this en-
serprise, liberal contribution was taken up, and
consderahIs amount was subscribed for the paper
and for the various volumes a. they are issued.
We are happy TO aay that Mr. Stockton looks
stronger than we have seen him appear for years.
We wish him success In his labor Of love.
kErEH0LOoIcAL.--Wear are indebted to the Smith
sonian institute for the following account Of the
= cold snap.n oA a4&
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-02

UyHE undersigned, Commissionsr Of Lotteries Of
II the State Of Maryland, being in receipt daily
of lsttsrs fom various portions Of tbs coultzy ma
king inquiry a. 70 Lottsry ScAsmss with which The
country il flooded and which purpoTt TO b "deeidsd
BY the drawings Of the Maryland Consolidated Lot
teries takes this method to answer all suoh lstaers
Of inquiry, and inform the public that All Lotteries
purporting TO b decided BY the Maryland Drawlngs
are gross fauds that certain parties who style them
selves Norris Co., and pretend 70 b 1anagers or
Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotteries Of Csve
land, Ohio, arc impostorA and said Lottery fFSud,
having neither Legal nor prssamptive s.istsns: end
that another hofidOus fnn, styled Hnrry = Co.,
Cleveland Ohio, ars also impostors, and al Lotto
rss which they profess to BE- managsss or aGsos for
aro also frauds. tfnns 1 NO. 43
KiCHARD FRANCE, Of this city, is the oontz~e-
tor fbr Driving the Maryland Lottsres the business
conduoeed under the hrm Of r. FRANCE d CO., -
Managers, and they have no sole agents. in the city
Of beiHmose. There are however some forty licensed
vendors fbr the State OF Maryland who derive license
under him, through this ofcs to sell tcksts in Ne
Maryland Iotssriss. $3.50 ~
d. H. McPHAIL,
Commissioner of Lotteries for the State of Md
an 21-2mdAcp
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-02
ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
UvHE original, unsurpassed, and Justly.

u celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathst in the world, and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present
well the correct predictions Of the future such
intense excitement In England France, and the prin
cipal cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and brosch, and
Daniel Webster with . jewelled ring, 10 now ready
receive vsiters at the private boarding house Of
Mrs. Bannerman, corner OF Ninth and e streets. She
will inform all about the past present and future
they are married or not and when or what lady or
husband they will get, or business of every descrp-
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible - her pro-
fession appears she comes recommended by highly
edged power and skill, that il precludes all suppos-
ton Of probability Of deception imposing, many
others now practice. -
~ Consultation fee from so cents TO %, accord
ing to how far they wish to 90, or what time they
occupy. ra.f may 6-8m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-02
SECRETARY MARcr's IDEA OF \ LEARNED MAN.

SECRETARY MARcY's IDEA OF LEARNED MAN.
"'Secretary Marcy (said certain member Of
Congress, who shall be nameless to a certain cor
respondent of ours, who is nameless) is not only
distinguished statesman but he loves hnmor,
and is himself wag of the first water. had
occasion to prefer request to him for the appoint
ment of learned gentleman in some home or
foreign Office In his department One after
another the gentleman's credentials were open,d :
one setting forth his knowledge of Hebrew,
another Of Greek, third Of Latin, and SO
on, as letter after letter was examined, down to
perfect k-owledg of all the modern, languages. -
"A most extra-oT- binary man. said the Secretary,
looking up from under his great shaggy, beetling
eyebrows, and showing up his spectacles upon his
high, broad forehead Why, sir, that man mast
have graduated at the Toscer of BabslP"