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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-16

IOWA LAND AGENCY.

IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALIEN twA. 7. CLARK.
.1LLE.v' ~ CL.1Kk,
Attorneys aud Councillors at Law,
Real Estate Brokers, Lifs Insurance and zen.
sraI Land Agents, and Eotarios Public
IJavoEaEoort, xowA.
c.,iastious 9nd al professional hasfsa n every part
AZ ,hs state eBt ruste VIII feerite pioni
ention. money invested isN-- paid ioi non Presidents
asy is,ued az uuent amnefei real estate security.
land walr.nts bought, olt aud isnisa ifiius houses
md lots tbscd real esstr Of a Llnaa h1ash aud seld
m cun,nlissieE
eaak 4 sargent Daveup1Tt i9n"
Henry n. HouuAn,
Cook A Dillon, ~
lion iIomss Allen. st Louls AZ.
Lucas Snlonds, .
Glover Richardson - "
Butler, Keith s itiil, Boston, Mass
Jas. NJ Heebe Co. =
be Ioppot q Co, \. III
Henry q. Maryland, New fefh
uehfy l. king
D. " CisTa, Hartford O..
cot II Lafnss, Wash, D
e b. Camp q Co, Cincinnati
Paiu's Alien, trs ri,tsnet, Mass
q D.rTAnee, Portland Me
VS. isyIaa ATTENTIONS 10 rpErsiIs GAIA.
4 osug Or IMPROVED Fame AID VILE LAH6si lifs
PRnssarY, &C, foR sAis ~ aopsk.r8 s610ts AND
on rAsY TEAMS
cry PROPERLY
NJ. ius--lat block 10, corner wastssa Assuus
and ihadsts lot foH aOt pIiee Si9eo, terms easy
NO Ius-stote on Brady 81, between sth ana sn
ais price sisto
No. l2o-A aaatsI Of na9 lot, = sal ssHsis Col.
isss.
No Is. Two desirable io.. near tie aspDi
saSse
No no Lou nd Ia block sa. sSThsT Rock 10
ISpd and Sixth sss price 5000
and Moline part snest ana inprossdi price civ
per ucrs,
No Ca two ss.ry tsi1E o. - 81 aeoEs sast
nom Brady iot-is1ssso, vary saS""s properly psies
$3.50 terms oasg
NJ ss--A tLsts STORY DI.ch a,ors On 20 ii between
Brady aud Aaio ste ohatcs location. prizes 5000
NJ o9A beautiful house u Sagtt AID 51t as
sruous, good brick stabls shst pTosps-t ysry "a
tsnsiTe iot loosls9 price sa.yo'
NJ ola d1abIs name houss Ease Of sS,tr sli ssb
sts lot sas7l IL rooms, eisssra price $500
Ne CA double ttisa lous. Va seott 18Th u -
rooms seil, eissern, SC; iot sir7l price 1890
10 GA double bsi5k house sn scott 81 foE .sl IL
rooms. eistsrn, SC; let oozTL ptios t2,seO
Ne Ca tIst rats story bTick house Oh Brady ct
Fad ncI eth, 10 fooms estsrn sc iot +oslsc' pFtes
| faVe5
no. ts--A soad house oa s.ss aals. i, q. nv
sr rooms e..srn, de- of land fruis treas &c
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y.,r.laaiE,e EOOag,
millinery and Dress Making
T-t.1@I1

Brady street, over Mr. yaeebyf Drug eto!s
MISS AEAMlLk respectfully iatoIEnt tbs lsdlss ~
VI DaFanPaFiI loeE island su1 FsiuEy tAat sAs hHs
Jets i"urae1 h0E he LAST vita tbs pSTest syes ia
tall ssnd s2btsa &allRWy, MaatieE add DTsssrs
aIiiGsxs HSaa LIE country esp 10 sappA64 with pat
EeIus Fla las -lsos seissl ass0TtEsut o. TRIMMINGS
aad Materials f1r laEaGtss SUD D4ossss
brady street, bsEwssH laSd .ua FglItk - staEs.
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EAHss FGsorEI-.E

TaLR ma $50 ~ ss 1850. sit .1- 3 a.
fsEt, H. $50 Z - - 's ~ " ~.'sa t.4--
e. e, t~o aPt.Ls s4a Atss1 81 tsta,at l
~ '~s'+' i'''' ssF'
IA. farm am. go.
soSa iEsI9 aodsg, q Eoosas, SSH a.. 4... a..
,.7 ...s..
masa south Of ea4taH AeE45 aea+. $685.. .....4 .-
Ios-AFasus stsst assss r--. lsga.a.......-..
Is rosk house. az.ss 4. hi. - za-t 49,
gVod stgek Sara
I'M. f,,.,....s -
- ri ~ s-t- - ty,.t -sIAa 10 ~. u -# .-
'-'' " '-A~''. "'-ss y -aFs 44sse. H.-ah #a..
- tAt-- q sHas5zs a-l-Hs Hs- -ssa FIJI. ...-
80 -'' l.72't -.A''f' @ s-
t
BIS -s' stable 4. Ea.as sta.1 .r .ss .sa-
lisa lsrz..g ~. 4..-T--- 7.......
lsa- ,.sg s...-... ....
year VIA "a. - -. s.+ F'.t 81 . s.t- .-.
- "''- AIS H--s9 fs-ssts s-Aa r1-ze So -.
"a tah bAsa-psgI vE3a Fa4.l "a sTsg.sd y..-.
unsi psyr.sag. -'- ''-1''' - '-.'s '-
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-ooss ags1sr.. s.. .s.s 81 5-'a" "
ls0--A .asa. t.lls a. i5a T.. ... ....-....... .
HI-sVry Gro,s. ivV a.lss Z. - .. - ....
'fHit WIN stream pG paGgt 'Ig4.Eag ss....- . w..
a.. - ~ f@l-s too E Ev-aa N
- NM ~ G.'.' '1a n -!.iss4 s.EaH a
aouss os .. room. F5.se a. 20 '.' S'.' s..-.
4ss-Aa3.l.es s41s ....s, .f.. .r.....
oil y; .tr1., sglta.afI. : r-sss .a..- -g g.. 5-..5
frame E--ss. gra..a, 60. a..i I'D .zz.r. ~,
-, - %, :. a. ~ l-a' ~. l-.!1s -a-.a u. fs-g-as.'
zee ~ ts' l.'" VEGA -. -. H.54s haas .rsa usl
F+'-' St"S.' Es1r.
r.. .---5..
% '.,sa-.l @,l' q sss's .g Pleasant casy
50 sssts eyss sad 1g,ly, IF. Vas 10 ssTss ! +, s s
I'''7''sa 's.' Ss1i, sg-f ta.ias u5ss4 east zFg I
Goa LA.1
.av-5s ssEsa % ~ taaa sA-.Sl Is q e. ss-.sa
east all ~ DIVIDED u sgla IL one vsiv
E. iGt-A Yam Of 7fr,.,-.. .--., a.. .-..
H. " tAt line between scgtt ana .pf..,,t -. '
sLgrt distance f.I,.g 80 -. Et~-t-,a8
s~D rsT - @~''' 1s+f-7 .--a '5..'- tt9I- FA..v
NJ lge--4 FIRM q st,.r, - -.-. .- g,...
tJUut 10 4crss tlg.Lsr, ali tsres 40 -,,, IsrR
~ =. "a tA4L- 81 ~ acres Ese7 Hickory Grows, a5
- trh ~ ~ go -'"t =, IA .-eS47 sa- ay4so well
s2,r ON re 1'-.1' u A-'@1'y ofc's, running
y, ia r,--y -.
Ij5Ini = :. :. Ap.~s =. @5.s AGAR A.ezary Grove
9'1e 80 u I, gstasg NsA>t A4gse sHv streams 81
a'as' 'aifv"'i'H' PrI'a e. Per s.ss,
v,,-s.-. p..--,,,-,..- -
"a s'h.f" "N.s
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Tallman, Powers 4 McLean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
EaYEvpDfEs IOWA

OFFICE, ErEts Street, between Second and bird
~ Stfssls. Exchange all tbs principal cities OF
tie United 8;sEss, Crest hrltatn, Ireland and Con.
tn nts. Europe Doagrt Esd sold.
Notes and Drafts collected aaA proceeds RENTED
toRny pSrt tEa Un!te1 ssztss d sBrrent rate, Of
Exchange.
Go,lUctHus - nat=s- Lf.tsa Ese8UHts iesactes SID
inheTtanees made IN all Dars d gae UaiIed states,
CAnaSas and EafUps.
stocks ard sohty bought aHa cold "a enrnEai sci o
and BIS sdeEaE collected.
Land Warrants OougAt, sold and located
ExcEar = on sItiss IN TIE United States.
CsTpslasT 81 FHFmllKe, See York CttSs
Albany City BaHS, AieGEy, vs.
Buffalo City Bank, BaaAlo, 3 4
EGuE pt C9mD4Iee 51siGI Mas
lrgt-sm suaa hGuk, E1lg4eIph! Pa
Merchants 4 AEGag4SluIers' Bank piFtstar. Pc
3lCBiu 81 CO, Baltimore "a D.
GILMORE hEUsLsEs0a, GsEtiErEtt Ohio.
LucEE s S.mouoz, - Louis, no,
CtsEsas' Bar 4, sew Orleans, H..
Rk Sstt: hco.hsr * Joan si0a Chicago, lu
ami r5E trtf
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New Arrival.
BOOTS AND SHOES

WE are iaFf agsu.8g our FALL sIOLS., and
" would Invite oEF Custom sfs ED3 al Ia saEt Or
go0ds 10 oar lsus te give uE call. We have vETs-
y enough tOth fn stgis ard price 70 suitEll.
atOORE a. BROWN
OetIGdlm Emyirs Store, Brady street
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pr. n. IN. Ts4E{eE.Ig-,

. Late Of PHILADELPHIA
REPECTFCLLY bSsfs he pT0is s.9Esl ssgYigss
u to ibe cirlEsns Of Davenport ana vic nifty
Ia lug been at aeaed Gcr BuL Der Of ygErslo 10
-hlladelpbls Hospital IS surgeon and physician he
esls comp eisaE 10 uGE4 Gsy disease or sceitea'
bAI may 10 YgeBeuted.
Soa!d refer % Pro!sss9Fs Jas FEarbrsis
CBEs. b Ae.gst
Ihos. u. AuttsIs
OEee, s. &. 8rlCr "a and HGIt.s9u us.
OstIG ar
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yum EsSfoS hnAAe
~ EcoTT COUNTY.
No, lts-NtS 81 sssssG "a 100 .s,a.,
~ Ig--E}. aE}. saasr.sH9 a. ~ a-,s,- ps.ss
st2O6
No.+i--S AsI : ana y -, s.-asr.sE45
iaO saFssI Ff19e sis pea aaTs
81. Sea q IN Il B. ~ sores; frias 81 per acre.
No. y,--ra- ; 3..ftA .S w s.esr3sERgEs5
seJrs
a..sl--iAe is l. b. so.eE.s EgE leo 4e'ss.
No g2--Tts y " = sss rT7sEE4 EIoo sara, .--
prlcs 80 Per
Ihs abovs tIrss tracts beautifully sitC.rss % tGt
Railroad m!iss irom Davenport.
Ne pa--lts W tost.e 3 " 3. IbTTsSRsE
50 aces ndrs frou. rsvsUrofr FEtae ESQ r.r acre
So s4-TGs Z y ,fli.sN ~. olss. "A T7sNEaE
sy t6s Rsil a.,lss iGoIn havsnpssti pEise
o. psi arc,
il oLIST0S GoUsTY, IOWA.
les-Ils ssrsiyefy choice land is per .ers.
No 2g-w fftcttaDs! OF il. y. WI s.cs,
SIN n T., u e7-lO0 acres, near IhoEa's MILE
vsTT lnw atfapptisa for soon. price $40 per acre
sHEIBY COUNTY.
w B, NJ "@ ]" " IS. ssP p
fNRLOKUk COUNTY
40 t4--5 and W tofsec 7 Y + 10 " $50
acres. Pras s.,S2 Psr acre,
80. 4s-5 wtsraEwto f..esTuElsw.aa O
~ M4HAsKA COUNTY
30 ,t--s " frec, Of ssee 7 70 4 10 w las seTes.
so. a. " orsss2sT ?7R Il " leo acres
Press per acre.
80, 4s-w / Of N 81 and 3 ofN tofs.ciIT
y II 100 acres, timber.
~ BENTON COUNTY.
" ASIA aus " NJ sscs r esRSW, l60
acres, ti0 psTsors,
No.+7-EEi of,se IS Tsa Rsw 100 acres
pros 1000 dolsrs
IOWA COUNTY.
No, II9-W sso2s T 70 re- west pTies SIC per
acre,
IN AusCATlSE COUNTY,
No. CIV o. n w Of sec 30 T Is X W 90 acre.
milss from MusestiDs, IRON Junction. Price IS
dollars per acre.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 52-E ofS 81 OF sac I ~ Il 20 W IN kerss
Price $3.50 per acre,
No. 52-s w!otE wtof..si4Ts7 r 30 W +.
sOrsa.
~ CEDAR COUNTY.
low 4 b kt aud YEAS r sec 10 I 7sRI
W, 100 seresi price $40 per acre.
No. s4ss ofH 1t Of .eclTs0 RI " 30 ssrss.-
Price 800 dollars.
No, SIS ofS E of,se 90 7 sIR2w 60 acre..
No. s-Houss and Lot, Store aud stock Of goods,
10 llptoD.
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Dor, yos indeed ~

And he opened his mouth ready to gulp
down the fb that one was Inc much loved
dark lantern party, and the other bis dear
friends the border rufiaus.
"ReslIy! And whs, parties are The
Two :"
1.-The peoples party and the postmastersi
those are the only parties ~ Ohio, you
nav depend Oh that. - N. y. Trib.
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A PERFUMEp BRGATh.-what lady or gentleman
voal4 remain Sr the curse Of dsagTesaEle brs~h
wen BY using the ''BALz of TaOusANp ElowERa"
dentrics wsud Gully render ts~set but leave the
tsesn white slahast-Gf Mauy persons do not kuos
their breath Is bad sad the subject 10 delicate their
friends will mention t. Pour single drop Of
Balm" your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
aad N arnIng A oftY cen, bottle will last year,
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may sssiiy be &C
auirsl by using the .BaLN Or a fHorsAsp LorEssh-
IL viii remove tan pimpes snd frseklss from the skin
leaving It u soft and r0seate Wet towel, posE
90 two thFes drops, and wash the facs night aud
morning.
aHATIE1 MALE EASY-Wsg vsnF shaving bTuah
in ether s. ~ cold water pour thTvs draps
Of BALM or fE3csAsp fL3-xas," rub the beard we'll
sad IL wlH make bsaatfa' son lathsr much f@eiits
tias the operation Of snSSng Price only ry Cents
Beware cyuntrr4sits None genuine unlesa sisnsd by
W P YETRiDdE 81 co,
ssp 2516u Franklin square, New York.
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pr saata, J.. Ia,,sorstos

DF saafasas !aSisorztoi
t,s a4ild lss&t tye. 20 Tic aud
ALL algul,a. ,asosaas ajsi 70 the puslie, relying
apaa i. l4,fasls s5ytatH4as cIrs u tie following
somllSsats all silUas Desla. snsIts, Sick headache
ISsPsps.a, hsbltaai CosaNsusss. CAronle psihoss'
Ca0sis, P.a 4taa $50 lSea And Bowels, G saers! De-
billy, FaaAis " e4kusss &. Fof sale By Druggists
generally. sSd .hss I webb, Davenport slso eS
SANFORD & Co., ;. \. CITY. gMehI9-dSsly.
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REMOVAL.
NELSON'S JfN EIfsI STORE,
BRADY e.. above the Post ofcs,
EgE xlTE would tender our sfsiefai
w aekEes led gemerts 10 The pull
- "A BIC 20 their Hberat patronage since
a. ~ our commencement in busIess.-
N.s-, .TsA Having removed into 8 larger ana
S6ASszs<<A>s~ moEH comnudt0us store, second
door, shove our IaTaEsT location, W. would .alIcil
a. EasasstigD Of oar stock 81
Watches. CloeEs, Jewelry, silver Ware and
Fancy Goods,
s-tE}' Bs EGR to- largest aud most fashionable ia
the city. We are constantly IA Fseeigl of goods
express. and sjlI aiEays have lie styles 30
ge haG ID tie eastern markets Oar motto Is ana
pron sEd qaick returns, q s. J. NELSON.
Davenport 0ci "a 1856,
Guns! Guns,
sgy L have Just received f4om IL poYisIs bands .
w very har assortment OF GUNS, which viii b.
sold very iaw, LIVINGSTON Il LOCK" oors
L'ieH4AC h0Ds ana fAChtE at
/ 0ctN LIVINGSTON & LockNooD'S.
HAZARDS Powder Powder Fisak.. Shot Bags
II luOes, Nipers, kleS's Caps ana Wgds.
LIFIhG5TOS s. LOCK WOOD,
nEADQUAhTERs ior So. thinz In the hgBsiug
Ii and atsing lac a
LIVINGSTON d LoCKwOoD'6,
t'HoSE waiting nice Lantern with their name
ground the slsSs cali at
DC. i4dWIf LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOoD's
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| A,uis.bs House t9l snail Family
| a. 90 Children. Address
! Sept ~-da ? 2ss
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Jl,i

Ia all ofHs va
sxpedillods ms
Gazette
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TIE Two PAErtEs. We were not III.
lie amused on Wednesday al the reply Of
an Ohio dfoyer 10 a city politician, ga5 in
CURED which Of the ihrss parties wac tsr
strongest in the Buckeye State.
"Three psrties." ssid be in astonisbmeH',
three psrtiss, WHY, we don't know LIg
TAO in Ohio"
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,-,o,....., ~ 4sAGL EEue.a-.
E'Oh 81 Ll--Iha best Stand N soglt r-,pr. r-r a..
l. Tavern IN Msya1iIGc on he riatgE 'e.a a.,
IA iiig5hsry rL2Fs ias !4arfuTg e.oE
noufe Of Eight Rooms Kitchen and .s.t.G f. iafI {.
shi VIZ room i.F t4iHy Hor. el--fHu gsiFs pl,G
Snsin puMPr ihls properly lByEdsaa e2tellCut o.
FDtauHiy lot euESsigs Ia a Pg-agAau bI-Aaggs elts
q smsA capital -Ipgigto
r..,....,a IGE1LLai ls4ELL q co
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LII IIE.t 1gSii descriptions, Lstbs, Shi aiss,
Slsyes,sse, fer .slsioxb Y RSSwIeK b son,
ARg IL Gu Railroad DspsI ssS Mil
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,ers ssn lhlgd aud t0eFtG ,lgasls ssra .-"' r
ne iot iet - years. " ~ be sg4z eli '.a ..-
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-; ;:o-7 ~. I ass aad lei II las slets=..
teru, wood sasa Sc pFi8s .sga ---.zf
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Wa, the ifs,, an
tteStais OF Iowa
,roula,,on IL sils
! pprccists Ties"
IL.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
PuILApELpHIA. April u,

Accounts from all the towns in this
vicinity give intelligence of a terrible
tornado that passed over portions Of
this State Yesterday. A train of ten
loaded freight cars at the Pennsylva-
mia Depot. West Philadelphia. was
blown from the track. A train OF ten
loaded cars on the Recalling Road,
was driven one, hundred yards along
the track, AMI five cars blown Off
A lady at Westchester was instantly
killed by a shutter striking her while
closing the window, Innumerablt
houses and barns have been unroofel
in every direction.
tCleyelanil the storm Of SATURDAY.
night was very severe, and damaged
considerable the Clevelan and PITTS.
burg Railroad. A church AMI fiji
teen houses were demolished at Ali
ance, and man killed. #
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23

The Louisville Courier, e1ited' by
Walter Haideman, Esq, formerly a
Wing, but more recently Know No
thing, has repuliated the know-No-
thing party. Hear what the editor
says on the subject: IS "a
The next election win seal the
doom Of Knew Nothingism in Ken
lucky. Thousands of Wings who
voted the Know Nothing ticket last
August, are now utterly disguised
with the party. and will work with a
will at the next election to secure. its
defeat: Within the last five months
such changes have been going on as
to leave not the slightest doubt as to
what will be the. position of our noble
state in the next contest.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
WAsuINGToN, Feb. %, 1856. =,

The Nathitoches { La, Chronicle,
Of the 23d ult give an account of the
murder of John Rodrigo by his wife
and her paramour, Mathew Bresehte,
The Chronicle says. "Ro lrigo hay
ing what he thought inst grounds to
suspect his wife's fidelity threatened
TO bring her to sence ofvirtue. For
this she hal him bound over to keep
the peace. The paranour Of the ba i
woman then coltriyed the idea Of get;
ting rid of the husband. ,t..
+ A few nights afterwards he and the
wife seized Rodrigo while asleep ami
after bindipgthim hanl and foot drag
ed him ahout a mile from the honse
where placing a rope around his neck
in spite Of his prayers and shrieks. lor
ulercy, they hung AMI beat him Il.
Heath with a stick. After the guilty
parties hal succeeded in killing their
unfortunate victim they covered TIN
holy. Bresepte has confessed his
guilt. 4 ~>.,-..- r. !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
9. HORN

MOULD most respectfully iuls,. /.
I IN citizens 81 BUFFALO "a ,;,;s +.
that he sill carries on III bun;p,ss !. v,
old stand, on Main Street g. 2 S.
He has lately laid ii i M
NEW STOCK OF GOODS
suitable for Summer Clothing. WI 4 81
sell them 1t prices u low = sSs ,bsv ~ Y
'Ibe bought IN Cincinnati 81 e]seshsS
SUIT 81 summer clothing, conSisinxSi
lcoas. pants and vest, can b hid, sthis
store. At from % and upward. \ ,ili,,
ready or made to order, ana be No. -.
tees the same 10 6t vel, and tbe sev;se
q be Of the best manner.
Thankful for the patrenags hsrtaass
shown 70 him, he solicits : continues
|of the same. Esgss
All orders attended to u Ire shortee
notice. Cutting done i auY ttisps,. & ~
sonable prices. III - 'ls 4 /. /.
II April IS. 1895. nSmS W l1ssa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-23
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR sHERIFT,
WILLIAM GRASS.
yos COMMISSIONERS or THE REyEsuE'
WILLIAM MARTIN.
ron coxaoxwEALrn's ATTORNEY,
THEODORE E. MOORE.
It thtir old Tricks.

The friends of the Know Nothing can
didate for Conference.-The Attorney in
Putnam, are not satisfied with the infu-
ence Of the members 81 their own organ
ization; but, it is said, that they are using
every exertion totry and win oyer to their
support the warm personal friends OF MIR.
Martin, the Democratic candidate t'r
Commissioner Of tile Revenue, by pledg,
ing themselves to support Mr. Martin
and to do all they gan in the way Of eiec-
>jioneering for him,- So fearful are they
that our talented candidate, 7. E. MOORE
Esq. will defeat tl,eir candidate, they are
willing to defea. his Know Nothing CO
.sdiutor, Mr.. Handley. to secure the
Commonwealth 4 Attorneys election
This is too bad. We had thought thai
all those who had tRken the oath. in The
Jury room Of the Court House, a tie hour
Of Midnight, around the dsik-anerr
that beatIy emitted light sufficient 70
the Grand Mosul 70 deeipher the biero'
glyphics in administering the oath, would
no, so soon be found using their in
fluence to defeat a brother. even if sucl
a course. should promise the support o.
a few Democrats for the treason. But il
we know anything ofthe noble democracy
ofPutnam, they are not so easily deceived
Mr.. Martin is beyond the possibility OF .
defeat; his friends have no Involvement
TO enter into such . contract with tho
Know Nothing friends Of the would be-
Commonwealth Attorney. II the demo.
cracy viii do their duty a glorious tri.
umph awaits them, she election Of the
entire county ticket n Ill.,: .......-
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THE KA N a w HA Val I, q :,

! have seen the eeraey come
lown from the NORTH and up from
the South, and gathtfing in solid col
umn around the q Constitution, declare
that the rights Of the South, the just
equality Of the States, the capacity Of
man for self.government, are their
bonds of brotherhpod; that they will
protect that Constitution, against all
the assaults Of all the isms In the
land. While they continue to occu-
Inv the proud position, lam with them
aud effthem! Under God, ] believe
that the Democratic is the only POI
|litical organization with which We
can beat back this Abolition horde
from the Capitol. While thus be-
lieve, l shall continue to act with
them; and when the fight is done.
when the victory is achieved, when
our gallant old ship is again afoat in
the sunshine and upon quiet seas, ]
shall turn round to my Democratic
brethren, and, if / haveany unjustiied
qiiarrels, / will settle them then.
And now, citizens, submit
| If + have not redeemed my pledge,
that woul / set myself fairly, fully,
frankly before you. trust that my
position win meet with your approval
If it should not, ] have only to say
that it has been taken after due de-
liberation taken under a solemn
sense Of duty to you and to the coun-
try. Ny opinions are my honest con-
yictions, AMI if disapproved, can re
tire from office. Icannot yicld those
convictions. / throw myself upon a
generosity and Kindness which took
me By the hand when all obscure ant!
unknown, ani lifted me mp to a seat
| in the Congress Of the United States
amlwhicb, when slan,lerelan abused
in my last canvass, during my alb
sence, sustained me with an emphatic
in lorsement. l submit it fcarlessly,
confidently to you, whether | shall
return. to my home un Ter the frown q
vour condemnation. or whether | VIII
again b. gre te,l with that plaulit ev-
err so dear to a public man, We'll
lone. thou good ami faithful servant
In any. event. / am truly yours,
!. SAMUEL CARUTlEI2S. /.
| / WAsu1SGToN, Feb. %, 1856. i
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lane Franklin.:

We had the pleasure Of making trip
70 Charleston and home again on this
fine craft. Capt. Roseberry, her COM
mander, is one Of the most efficient cap
tains on our western waters; and J. H.
RrcE, her Clerk, is certainly the most
gentlemanly, accommodating and polite
clerk wethave ever travelled with; he is
an especial fayorite or the ladies.
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NV YoRK, April 8.

Capt q Carroll IIicksI Of General
WALKER army. John Kingsley and j.
g. He,nmicks were seized yesterday
N hoard the steamship Oregon, as
she was about sailing for San Juan.
Nicarag qua, charged with organizing
u bo,ly2of armed men to proceed to
Nicaragua and fight against the Re-
public of Costa RIGA.
. The scene presented on the depar-
ture Of the steamer was one q con-
siderable excitement an interest.
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Forsagn News
ARRIyA AL OF TIE CAMBRIA.
HAIIFAx, April a.


HALIFAX April II. q
The ROYAL mail steamship Cambria
from Liverpool, bringing date to the
ooh nit. arrived here to-day.
She will be due at Boston Fnesaay.
and her news will probably reach
New York the next day.. iier news L
is three days later than advices "
the Washington, but presents no iea '
Eture Of decided interest. 4,
Some difficulties which are alleges
ito have presented themselves in fhs
Paris Conference. just prior e tbs
departure, arc unaer.
stool TO have been removed. and i
was confidently expected that tbs
treaty Of peace would be signed in :
few days. III
/. LIvERpooL, April SO. II
/ The market for brealstnfis is ir-
regular and lower, owing chiefly 4
large arrivals from the Continent.
4 The decline in wheat is only on thtt
lower grades; fine qualities are :
shale higher.
The falling off in -four 10 equal Y
about u per Dbl; on wheat 3s PEI
bushel. ,||
II Corn dull at Sd decline. Provis.
ions are essentially unchanged. Fol-
lard there is an improved demand al
former rates. 5f