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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
CITY PROPERTY

IA 6AOkERTY.
sos-loss block ie',o BRADY street; ,as
ai2--Part OF lot . block o.. 4s,,m
aoaf SrsdJ street, with franc dwclns I'm 0n secss
al3-wss half Of lot block q, Win
~ per foot. Asaad ssesv
3.o-A Aossc and lot In East Da,en,o,
lot CLOCK house Of ak rosns, so,S s.s W
tern, wood shed, &c; price &so0. wv ssuaf, =
aai--a house with u acre Of srsspa ~
| era part q the city; xiOpp. - w a0uA f
3aa--Lot block Is. south sss, ea,,.
Western avenue, one Of The hspdsaS.N ~ ~
| private residencei In the city. isu hsl +
| 3s9--Lot7 block and II and 70 h,...
addition, nssr the Female College. ssssas /
No. 12-Lot No. 3 In block SIS. On SIN
sas. q Ferry upon WI ca Is elected TOO NJ .ls
HOUSE. QUE story irnme house, esrpen,s. estd
! low. sAs VII y ssa
No, SD one s'ory brick Aouse 4 Of h. s,..
north side Of Tenth street between Pe,,, - 11S n
land nne siewof tho river frop ths riscs h'cf b
aao-Lats' and block IS. near tn. R.i,,...
Jl+-A nsw frame houss with rood taos h,,.,.
L = $3.50
s.Aiso neiSt adjoiniig N tho sossA, suo,,., :.
ate-A house snd 10, on sixth sts.< ~, q -.
sE--A Lot on Main street, being the nO.,A -.
nsr OF G0id'nishs addition; sksss. 'f'
sis--A house and lot be,wesen Brady And w..
1 "
price $50. s'asas
s5e-Lot fronuIg on brady and <xtsad,,, =.
street; ssn3si isst, price 3soo, easy terms e@7
So house and lot on south vest eofA.s = IT,,
and Gaines ssreets; yi45o. san
| ssi-A house and Two lots in Hast psvsoosn
$izot u casa, balance year, cheap property, Sn
35-A house and lot OF q side Of R,plsv s,..
between Front And Secold sire, L. houss NJ $3.50.
ICONS, ao' scxcV' under. rent Of ssSs per ssa az
No 2io.-A tso story Earae hoase % part ofLx IN.
kitcLsns, psntry eicsst eistern and Wi prs,s -
Nc. GA Hoaso u same size and Am L. No. L.,
and Western Ave. Price $500. -
No. 2s2--A House Of same sire and ..m. IA. a., a.
sast Of " est.rn Ave. pvtce $2,Sov
No, 2s3A House Of sams aue and a.ser,ost :. .. -.
ST. al door east q W. Ave Prio- t13o,
No. aii--finte Houses Of tic same ae.e,,,,t,.
tsonia oa fslaIa 81, north VI Lacust ~at S.a -.
srpun3 earb, Prie- 81, s0V
No. .Sa--A Houss and Lot on cnfrer Rip,e, ~ n,
sls. LIT atniss, House iet<xz2. roons rro. -.
NJ. 2c5.-A frame house on sarnsm Al, r., x,r,,-..
Ave- and u. r~otss, kit.beu, ei.,.rn vs, - ~
sl,2ye.
Nc, -G5-A two story frams hon-- 90 L. cl.l,, Al ~.
ia, econs kitchen, Iaetres, etc, iAsSs uss.a
ye.fs iroo $50.
No. .sT.--Lgs ., block ca, az1ss
No. s1o.--A let with two small hoprss N a = ~.
Wsrross, ayabo. Pfiss $500.
Ne IA kosss and lot on ;,h st vest q, S.x...
Lot e3aise hva-s reoos kitc.n we'll &c pr. m oo
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TEsEAEkr HousEs.--Twenty ave hun
bred houses are being built in Paris for the
working classes. The, are TO be 10 groups
Of 6lty. each group forming square, with
o open space in the centre. Each house
10 accommodate six families, al rent Of
about a26 each. Each group is to have a
puhlic bake-shop and bathing establish
aeut.
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Hu. FOh THE Holidays!
GOLD GOLD! GOIDi

IF you want my thing in the way OF nice wn,ef
or piece Of Jewslry OF any kind, cali at No.
LeGlaiie Row, where you will md the 10 ygest anC
che pest assortment Of
Wstches and Jswelry
ever offered In this market. ] will sell Full Jew
eled Gold lie, er Watches for SO to s7J; do with
lsk cases warranted from s25 70 - 0; Gold Chair,
of every style and variety; Breast Pins, PinEc
kngs, Ear kings, Brsceiess, Gold Thimbles, spec.
iace., DE-, IN fact every thtGg usually KEEP, In
Jevery store, from common ;. \. TO the nEes
Cameo, Coral, Mosaic and Diamond Pin. and ri ngs
only ask examination of nay stock to satisfy
an that IL H., as have said, much ihe large
add testever offered here; and am resolved 10
sell at such prices az shall eeiy competition and
give satisfaction 10 purchase
deeg3 DIFF p. VI. HOUSED.
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GIGANTIC PRoJrcr.-It il stated in Mem
ireal paper that Mr.. West, civil engineer
at Prescott, has conceived plan for rail
road between Toronto and Georges Bay,
BY which ships can be transported from Lake
Ontario TO The bay in question, whence
they can easily pass to Lake Huron. A,
FIST the design appeared ehimerical, and
was ridiculed by the members Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. bu, Mr.. West has ey.
posed his plans with 50 much ability and
confidence as to convince his hearers Of the
possibility OF its accomplishment. and they
| ave no, only asked him to mature his pro-
jce,, bot have awarded him on unanimous
vote OF thanks.
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:, he Only Place
The Social Festival

CNoR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR of Daven-
J. port, will he given at the 0eYmcn Ih-stre on
1hurs.Ay evening, January sth, 1857. Tho ladies are
respect uiy invited 10 sppear la catieo Gem
tiemenesn procure tick ets # the undersigned.
VIC. WAnsW0kTH, A. $. AlsIoN
J. LIE CLAIRE, GHAS. g. HARRIS.
EHe Q-.iars
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Tae eilnkirg OF The b. INNER,
And cfeskiGg OF the crane.
OF Some use for q poodle dog has been
found at last. The New York Tribune
made the aiscnverv.

Having an abiding faith In the axiom
that nothing WIS created in vain, we have
long sought for some apology for The exis
fence of those wretched little creatures
kno~n as poodle dogs, and at last We have
iuund their uses. A lady VINO kept one o.
The curly denominations recently lost hel
pct, and called upon policeman 10 find IL
The next day the fficer came with the dog
abich was very wet and dirty. The lady
was overjoyed, and asked forty silly ques.
lions, among eihers. where did you find
the dear bstya" "Why, marm," replied the
officer. "a big niger up in Sullivan stree,
had him tied to q pole and was washing
windows with him"
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Christmas i New Year Presents.
An IMMENSE TOOK OF
.Heasesry and Es1fches.
PURE SILVER q SILVER PLATED WARE,
NIsicss Instruments. EONS Ac..

L.. II. xequais setcCiry Srore.
lihneis street, Corner 81 Esfie,
smith d lathrop's Blrck,}
Rock slald, .------- = -Illinois.
HANlNG Just received largo addition ia my
former excessive stock suitable for the Hol.dsss
would ayheatl 10 call And sntne for ii a. s.ixs
and b.eonviseed ua; " i n i0ngst eees4ara TO
send Eas In orSerto gst iae lase- styles Hed beat
quality ef goods in ny line, My otj.st has seen %
sstgpiish hfs. elass Jew9lFs stofe ia vicinity
ARud-sir~ 70 leave Ito discerning pubic hOv IA
success has attended N j efafis.
No change for sho~ia.s Z tads. which VIA DO war
tanied as represeht.d. Prices ne TOYS ~ In ar
eastern city.
stand not on the o. der 81 your ceiuihg, but come
- ancr. lGeetS dwtil l. g. gkQU&
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DAY Rl.ARDING-

MI rs II G.Adams has openeda kouse'far nay
l1 Boarders .! the corner Of Fourth and Main sts
ia the house ov ned by Hon. = Tbo,ington, whs re
che can accommodate somc fifteen or twenty day
teerders.
One rom suitable for gentleman andwife toilet.
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lND1.LEHlATE lNA'IBTUTE.
for YOUNG LADIES & GENTLEMEN,
Day and Evening,
Over Middleton 4 Lysu's Store, 81 st shove Brady
Instructors.
Rev GEO. W. sHksDY, A. NJ, Principal,
Mental and Moral Science . end German.
Wal. II. FLEMlNG, A. NJ.
Greek, Latin, Spanish and Historys
r SULIoT, A. NJ,
Physical Sciences, Mathematics and French
JOHN A. sToDDARD A. ~,
Surveying, knsineerink and Drawing.
j. e, WOLFE,
Landscape, Scenery and Portrait psiouns.
Mics MARIA 7. TOwNStkY,
Enxlish Studies. Social Culture and Needewotk'
Mias SARAH J. PRiCE, Assistant,
Elementary Branches
MIRA. JEANNE ELfZA SHEtDY, Principal.
Guitar, Meindeon, Piano and Culture Of the Voice
Kvc-y stcntion will be paid TO make tails Institute
worthy uf tho liberal patronage 0f Davenport and
yicinliy. Board and lodging will be PROVIDED fol
those com ing from abroad.
Terms fer Tuition.
% rer ronih. pay able In advance. Provided
CJfy Pspiis are entered during the drst npnh.
App ientions re Ques,ed TO be made Mt the school
room TO fd-c29ti~l 0k0. W. sHEibY. a. NJ
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JSciteSls, CaassRSelt =

NSckesis, CaassPSelt = =
h - NJ X n "a -
nsalsrs = ExsAsays and Lana p.
1xshaass % the principal sit,s. a ~, ss,
for sals In suns y salt paseha,.,. w
ALI suslxKH PrsAIxNs - BA,x,a
rxSDxD 70. saoakir
-RlgAk To-
bank of Ausfica
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uso. ". Piu4sard, Prest n.uk oss
Darby pAxksdais, Dsnkas. larsaaa o.
ylaksley Achsy, DrvkexA y LeI
a. Nobley, ~, BAaksr, tsal~,t
uaprs Miller, Esq, t,..,- DstsqW
SIcKoLIs, TsnELL co, ' b.. 80. -.
LEI, NIcK0LLS Co, n ..-, lss.
NicAVLLs co, DHovssyn,, =
EXCHANGE D1OKIRs AM nv, slasss~.
AGENTS, AslAtl
LAND WAsAAAfs sou0ns, GOLD AM .o,..
n pssMerss Dzssnicr, Iowa r.. DOM, n.4 no
CouscIL Nurgs ssacS ~ Dufkca L..
DAcoEAH Msn.Ht
LARGE AMOUNT o. CtTi IaoeEafr isssaaA Mna.su
VACANT LAMP rtnoronour rak sfAfr snv faAsI IN
Blk Txn1s. We lnvfto attention 20 oar sA1 On lAy
ESTATE Aaps, PIatfs, Abstracts, kc.. A. D.;
0msss "a Main IT,. South Of 1saona =.
UAvkNFOxy n~.
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SPE1JIAL NOTICES.

Under th,shead limited necr Of peciai notiess
viii be lassrted At 10 couis per Hue oaeh Insertions
els uNvA e&k
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Nvsx IoUa-~1oe 1tS4nooD ~ 11alDoeeos
The Rsilrosd Record, Of Ciacinnesi.
makes the following ssmsrks under lbe
above hesd. What shc Record says, Il
.prssvd ~ ne recotas~
The progress Of lava he's bceA very re.
msrkable; end y that State 10 now build
inR more railroAds than any osAes State, |,
Is worth while ~ look into its resources
la Iowa ere now making at least four offise
great lines cf railroad, viz: that from Dsv.
export and Lyons through TO Council Bluds;
that from Burlington west; thai from Keo.
kuk northwest; aud that from Dubuque. All
these lines will traverse the State west In
lie whule length, and will probably mate
with their branches. 1900 iniles; to which
Msy be added 600 more Tor lateral roads
Iowa tss not undertaken this ims1ense work
without su46cient resources The growth o.
| the State in population and productions has
] been most wonderful. We have before VI
the statistics Of that Stale, a. exhibited t.
the Legislature by the Governor, which We
aHnex, with some comments.
We leave out this table, as we have al
ready uslished i,.--lEDs. GAz,
Some observations en- the table will make
! il more clear:
/. 1. will be observed that although lows
/ Is new State. the proportion otnailre born
Americans is very large The PROF ortionis
SIX TO one. The fact is, that Iowa is set
ed from the best OF the middle classes in
OHIO, Pennsylvania and New England.
2, Out of IS, 1000 families, sc 900 (three-
| four,hs OF the whule) are owners OF land;
thus being stable population.
g. One-ioprth OF the land of the State Is
already in cultivation, showing great pro-
gress Tor a new State.
4. The proportions in the production 81
crops is Of interest. They are IS follows
via:
HAY, per acre u tous.
Wheat, 10 ~ bushels.
Oats, Go 80
ce,n, ia - 81
Posa;ocs, do - ("
II will be perceived that the corn crop is
very heavy, and she potato crop very small
This indicates very fertile land; but prosa
bly, deficient in some qualities necessary 10
the smaller vegetables.
s. The wealth Of the State is very great
ior one so young.
From this exhibition Of facts. il Is proba-
bic that Iowa will, in the course OF ten
years, be able TO make and sustain system
Of railroads quite as well ss Ohio or New
! York have done. In 1868 Iowa silf proba-
bly contain 1000 900 Of inhabitonts, and
| have property to the amount OF S350,oO0,.
600. This will .fford basis both for the
making and working OF a large railroad
system.
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No s7--tn ses,s rs u "a + ssyF2 q, - arrsA We
isspss'sa ssd y 10 timber ssses sssy.s sss~
-
.. ~ "a 8. y: :.: u. ;..'' :.
urimprovsa Lands.
Is SCOTT COUNTY.
No. Iis--stS WI Sec 81 70 Ri leo acres,
SIS va See 80 :. siop.r acre.
si2Co 80
Ns.H--S 4sE 2. and y E9. sec rs T - q 70
leo acres; pricr > 10 pvf serr.
No. ss-sEh4s w X ami $ Wa v and e..
sgl Sec 81 r7aN ks la acres; prizes So psr acre
No. sc--Ths y i 81 the N VIZ seoor7ssnaEso
acres.
10. ei-The NE y. secsT'ssRsgieoa acres.
So.e9--Tho W 4 Gee iuTTssK2 z leo acres
price $41por
so,r ttree tracts beautifully situated op the
kaiir ssi miles from pavemPort.
No, 80 The W / OF the 5 W "a Of Sec iaT7sNE3K
so asrss. nii iroa laseut OFT; Price $50 Per
No. as--Thc e "a II the d u Of Sec 81 T7sKKsE
so The ka,rosd nnier from davenport; prle.
$t5pcr acre.
IN CLINTON tuUATY, IOWA:
ios-i Il acresssrs choice ,snd at 50 per acre.
No.ee-w, fractional Of The X. W. See. 9, T..
81 n. X. T., "a - tth, acres. tear Ihorn's MILE
Very low IL applied for soon. price $40 por acre.
saEIBp COUNTY.
jo9-E INV! Sec Is 4 10 30 W. lEe acres,
VI ct I" :. 49, 81 per hrgs
ISKLoKuK COUNTY.
No. t2-S AID ofsee , ~ n - W DO
acres. Price $3.50 per aerr-
=, -, =, - "a, -.
Is MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No as w frae. OF zee CT 70 II IL " i43 acres.
No. as S WI ofsce IS 4 s7R Is 100 acres
Prices 4 80 per acre.
No. t6--w lof y and ON wa disco II 7
~ k14I 100 acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
" sEt and WtNE ! Soc ~ So Il 9w, iGo
acres, SO per acre.
so.47-NE3 ofsoe IS Tes 9w Iap aees..---
price geo dollars.
Iow6 COUNTY
No. lie--w :ecas 7 70 ~ wes,; price $40 per
acre.
IN &UsCAIINR COUNTY.
No. ia-N ON w OF soc ~ 7 - Il / " epacres
miles IRON Musestine, iron, Junction. Price Is
dollars leruc6a.
IN HA.DiA COUNTY.
70. 5.-g ON Is Of see Z 81 20 " ~ acres.
Price S',so per acre.
Nv. SIS " ofN " ofses lat u so W 20
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
lU7-W Fl +! and n kEts l. See 10 T79Rl
W, iso aere7i pfee $40 pef uete.
No. SAG DIN Il! of see ! T 50 RI W ~ acres
Prien huo dollars.
NJ G / RI
rfice ,ooo doii'fs
No. Clubhouse and Lo,, store aud 4.oek Of goods,
10 iiptou.
IN MARSHALL COUNTY
No. g5,-EsN Secr
ayssE sai., ), a,a,S,. nis%
NAoi N W. See0l psr sele
Is JASPER COUNTY.
SoG--S u S3t See 1 TsfNRI II
fot Sc lauacros, pric.G REF acty
So.i,s-ito acres lhrec miles lroa 0rinnails,,
-
IN PoIfoa0TroMiE COUNTY.
No.D'--sk SEE . 4, II Mr. 3 IS. prea $50
POI acre. ''''"' % y
No. lies !sW !seo pr.7R ., v, 20 acres;
Nc .G-E II " see VI
M ny sveasj & fSSRslw
W>22l - /! Ses ~ 80 acres, 5 dollsrspar
y y . w - nctc,
IN WkbrfER COUNTY
40. so--S w ~ h! See atTssEa "a ~. sdni.
lara peFa :" - "'"'-
No. 10000 acresA. iana In Mous,co. N,,,.
sofa; doiiaIs. = 80 ''tHhs'
NO. 1870 acres Ia shelby, Monroe ana d, alison
eos., Missouri; dolLnts prr acre.
r.. no. ios-is spleadid lots ID 0neAscity, .sbras.
do No. ios-A MISC store in ene'.o, is, Price 400
W. ios--se good ssi'i,i
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10 i7a taFin OF ninety en- tia Missss,n, r,v
81, on slie line between Scott aud Nuscstiss Ca,r
,eFt astaheo below cspt Dodgs nns stock iar: p,ss
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rs hereby given that The annual meeting Of III Q
i Stockholders OF the .tDaven ort Gas Light and
Coke Company" fort eslccion OF Dire los viii be
hcla 1t The Office Of The sscreiaf Of The Company,
on Mondas, January l2,h, att o'clock y.
dec.ad2w y. MkkWIN, sce'y.
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lhs NATIVITY Of Thirst,
34x43, heavy 6iE Frame with French Plate (,las

Henry Clay In The United States gena.s,
3Jxs2 heavy Liit Frame with French Plate i;ia,s
price $500.
Also. kngrarings Of Washington, 81 leon, IRE.
mont Fillmofs,s faehenas, de-, With or without
franies; Baxt,f's OiIprin.s etc,
NJ charge Tor showing goods orea In tho eve.
ffne. ELI ADAMS
is~erne,t - ma fns@i % ~ '
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No, sf-fhe Grant tattl pu usge mile. !fon
losu, 1873 acrss igty caitiyste4 L0uss go es,Asri
Aa psks eiitov.
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new Aopertiseulents.
WANTED.

WANTED,
A SITUATION a. salesman, clerk. assistant OF
3hhooz keeper, by ron sg nfsn who has sesiehi
~ Davenport for sixteen years Good references
given. ddress for two days wv box 35o y. O.
de- 29-d2t
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from East Is.yen,sert uIoa ma r. S11n 4 kricl
auai ilay meats. - 4 - ~
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For SAID.

n ,osH e,iehs sta nd for Tavern on the Dubsqos
,,r,,., isw rod, norsA ot the eorpossss Limits g
and !hfea Of shlai 10 aaor en- al .tion ssd sus.
Ths g., ~ good ieuee, xilh sunains valet On y.
co ietehtralsare rso story Brick Aos1a
ana he,er falg In Sri, ~
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Under thishead limitsd M necr Of speeiai
Win he iassred At 10 coats per Hue oaeh Insertion,
OF 50 cts. per Nesk
HaolIowayss 0lntmsnt...rhs vesaels Of
tho skin undsr The renovasins aclsn Of this great
external rcnsdy Rapidly discharge tho poisonous
particles Which produce sFcpticns sorcs, boils, or
any kind Of exterior irrisstions sod at the man,
ftories No. 90 Maiden Lane, New York. and No. ga
Strand London, and by ali druggists. at 2sc and
81 Per pot. decs9 dwiw
A rcrfec. pain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Healing
extraordinarily Ii! Sold BY
dsSeelv utNEs \ CLrPpiH0kR. ,
House 20 rent, on Ripley between Cd and "a
SITS :; ten rooms, lleces-dstsl l. y. PARKER.
House 10 1ent.-Sitsaisd on North Farnam
st With rooms, good cellar, elstsrn aud u acre Of
ground, pleasaptly lacased. Price ea0O.
dsss7-dIv JOS. LAMBRlTk.
Eessrs. Editors: -
Please anp1nee WILLARD
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isS,-A Barn " IS ae1ss the Dutuass rad, aIas
ron davenport So unSr cultivation, .nsM dusikes
hoase, orchard, &c, prgs SO.
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~ ~ iarm Of iet seres In soc IS and 80 To
ws,a, s'fss aheer cultivation, a good sasslm
% ~ atn Of les aeressn sec 10 o. So
Dss,ils 80 nnbef, W reres, in cultivation, ioS
No hi. ..ouss log stable, crib and well. eJ,e9e
ah.ra ~ nasf eo'tisatiop and under fence, ~ oe
soasa Ia, sp9hE hees, ~ aeres timber, fanS,
All ytoc. AMI Iis, wells DC. Price e29 per acre. VIM
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NJ Farm OF oeo acres with running uss~s Q de-
70 -. house price fls WILLIS sold cue or more pisa.
e1uA plstk farm. -
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l-A farm of $50 aeFcs "a miies north u Fulton. {,
aeces broke non Which erop u wheat has Less rats,
price f2uper acre.
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n II - nt1oEed fasn in SEA. u 30 ssss .,
arF tkss, house IS ioe; .usIs rios All Der ac,e
l1A.AkxE n 50 acres niIss from town on u. ~.
49, frame house, s,abls, sc; pries 80 pa
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ies. farm off acres IN sec %, Tvpas, X E,s
good ffssne house, rooms, veli he; price ai7.
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Nc s5-AH improved farm Iehced aud ail CULTS 4ted.
nien house, springs and creek Is, Heksry
Grove nDaI miles from town, tSale Orange fssce
started entirely seaad the iaSm 200 ass-- prieo S.e
per
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to represent them in that Convention?
Can you trust men, who, having deserted
your party, thus turn round and deliber-
ately attempt to sell you out without yonr
knowledge or consent? ~ >
The American party in this county, and
all over the district, is well satisfied with
the nominations made at that Convention.
JNo. M. BUsHFIELD is, to some extent,
stranger amongst us, but he was nomi-
mated by acclamatlon. =.
G. @. Carroll, who received the nomi-
nation for Judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in this District, is well known;
and will receive the support of every real
American in the District. There is no
doubt about the matter, we can, and we
will, elect our whole ticket.
On next Friday, August 9Th, in the af-
ternoon, the Hon. JOHN DAVENPORT, of
Barnesville, who has been stumping the
State for Fillmore, will address the citi-
zens of this county at Woedsfeld.
On the day following, Saturday Aug
gust 9th, he will speak in Darlington, at l
o'clock, P. NJ, and at jamestown, at
O'Clock, p. M, of the same day.
Fellow-citizens, come out and attend
the above meetings, and let the Buchanan
and Fremont men see whether Fillmore is
in the fight or not. AMERICAN.
Woodsfeld, Aug 4, 1856.
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They opposed this resolution on the
ground; that Mr.. Campbell favored Amer
eanism as the controlling issue before the
American peope, yetadmits his opposition
to the Kansas-Nebraska iniquity; but is
not willing to sacrifice his views on Amer
icanism in order to defeat the object of the
American party and iu its stead build up
X EPU BLICA NISM, WHICH is
NOTHING LESS THAN THE ABB
CLIFTON PARTY OF FORMER
DAYS. "But their constituents are
holding them responsible for their acts in
voting for the candidates of A PARTY
AS THOROUGHLY OPPOSED TO
THE LEADING PRINCIPLES OF
THE AMERICAN PARTY AS EVER
SLAVE DEMOCRACY WAS"
We have no comments to make. We
simply say to our readers "look on this
picture and then on that"
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BUCHANAN CLUBS.

We desire to cail the attention of our
democratic friends in the County TO the
propricty of organizing clubs similar to
those which have been formed in Center
and Ohio Townships, the proceedings of
which were published in our last issue
If we desire at the next election TO roll
UP good, cid fashioned democratic ma
jerity, we must work, and organization is
necessary to successful labor 1.-The
battle is not to the strong alone, it is to
vigilant, the active and brave.
These organizations are necessary, thai
the members may compare notes, talk Will
and confer with each other on the mean.
necessary for disseminating the true issues
which are before the people in this cam
paign, and see that every man who is vo
ter has an opportunity Of examining 70
himself the results which may REASONABLE
be expected from the election of the dis
union candidate for the Presidency.
A little attention paid to these matter
now by meeting to gother occasionally, an
taking the proper measures to furnish til
voters in the several Townships with doc
uments containing the democratic princi
pies, will insure majority of 1900 fo
Buchanan, the Union and Democracy.