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A slANDLR RIFuTED - Somebody has
beea sItndefihg Cairo. Tic Datg labes it
u nigh dudg on We ike 10 ses efefy
journal .stlck Up" for bs 1wn town, Geit
ueita. Hear is indlgnatiou
SIT il a SANDER upon The towat e assert
,hnt lie musqutoes ii CAIRO age nj lsIge
rss half bushel. They are noi bit big,
a. ,hon spriag chicken, ana there re az
= 'sase than I'VE llundrea bushels tothe sore"
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skaa.'s disulieEs a tew H.-gs below L.a.
einaati, was burned % Tues Day iss', aHG
6o0 hogs, confined in pens a9IsnRg 'bs
BUILDING, wete burned, Slns a1-l da az
ling houses were destroTel q ta5 5a@e
tine.
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Waa Na9gaal Era states taat Parker
y sury ind Wendell PbtHiPs, aDolionsts
81 Tia Gam j aehgoi, have declared t1elf
preference lgr james Buchanan, alleging
.ihut they gti.i have Avpe a disaason' eFd
tFei the elEcilab' % Buchanan nay ei.eFt
thst object. The Anti Slegefy Lagi on
QUO. an Abolition paper, Is also urging the
elaine Of BUChanan.-C hieago Den
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Felix Mccarthy, of the Kerry militia,
was generally late on parade. "Ah, Fe'
lix," said the sergeant, you are always
last" "Be aisy. Sergeant Sullivan" was
the reply, "sure come one must be last"
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a5s TN HE1EY Cay WnIez EAcz Be-.
cH4xAx.--Velmoat al@e gels5 o. H@g.
~ Clay. aud . Tie Buchanan Heo &gset
ID 10 caTyths State 81 tA.s elee og, B4-
hola the result
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Under thishssda limited NJ abe of
~. De iGsaIted st 10 eeass per GIs each Insertion
or SO cts. per week.
HoiiOway's rtils-@Nstare's Great Ally
PROSTATE the bodi powers by drastic pargstives
is to assist disease These famous Pills, the con
trsry nature ia her conflict with disesss by
yitssinS The bleed aud expsliing all morbid metsr
nom the system. SOLD At the manufactures, Ne. 50
Maiden Lane, New York, and a4 Strand, London,
sad by ali druggists, sts5c, 6Tis and u per box
sep. sd.ls
DavenporJ PAilharmsnic Society
The usual meeting for rehearsal viii be held ihis
TUESDAY evening at "a o'clock, al Il Lakes
Church, Brady ST. sePSit
Notice
We have two handsome new Baggies and a tine
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
essh II applied for soon Cas- be al the rest
dsnes Of James Renwiek, cor. 4th and Ripley sss.,
opposite the Court Hosse
Sept 5 DIFF RENwICK & son.
SOFT HATS. Jast received an eAdless vari-
ely Of SON Hat. for the fall trade wholesa lie and
retail. A. s. ASTON & CO.,
sep4 Brady strsetbesw I'd and Front.
Furnishiag Goods. A large assortmen,
just received by
sep4 A. 5. ASTON CO.
Trunks. Sole Leather Trunks ana Yales,
sateheis, Brussels Carpet Bags, and common Carpet
Bag ,last received at
sep4 s. ALSroN & CO.'S.
Prem ont Hats, The Real Rocky Mountain
Mustangs, Just received al
sp4 4. 5. ALsToN 4 CO.'S.
Anything in the Hat, cap or Furnishing Line
is 10 be found at A. $. ALsToN s. 90 IS.
sep4diw Brsdyst Davenport, Iowa.
Dr. Sanford q Invlgorator
lisa mild laxative, tonic nd
stimulate tlnd is recommended TO tbs public relying
apon is tnIunsie worta 10 the Of the following
eomPlsfsts; al Bilhoss Derangsments, Sick Headache
Dyspep ala Habitasl Cosivsnesss Chronie Diarthea,
Cavlie Pain in the Stouseh aud Bowels GeHsrAi De-
btlity, Female weasuss., Se For sale by Druggists
generally, and Chas. 7. Webb, DaysupoIti also h.
Sanford n Co.. Y. Y. City. sMchIs-dSsly.
Money Wanted. All persons indebted so lie
nrn Of Twichsl Gistt requested to call and set
tie up thsir old accounts insssntsr in Of
the money. sMART 4 eILLETT,
sepldlw Successors 10 Tw1hsll Gillett
Dwelling III ouse and store for Rent.
Corner 81 and Iowa Of the best business iooa
tions In the city. Enquire Of JOSIAH HARrzELLi
sep DIFF No. Commercial Buildings, Brady s.
5 Years Lease
OF one of Tue best stores IL Davenport Tor sale,
brick, slsrios high, with eslsr, building 30 by
"a; bestloeation OF Brady ri.
Enquiry may be made of me edleT Of this paper,
or address "w y box 35a p. D. Augasd1v
Fall style Gents Dress Hats al
augz3s~ GREEN'S, No 4 LeCiaiEe Rev
| LUMBER ait descriptions, L.aths, shi giles,
slaves, sc, FOR sale iowby REswIoK 81 son
| Aug i4du Railroad Depot Saw Mill.
MONEY To LOAN long tilas.
Spl JotA acGEEGOa, LAwEs BLAKRMoRE
FALL STYLES.
GENTS DRESS Hats,
| just Reserved by Express,
! Iuiy30 AS ALsToS 4 co.
/ MONEY 10 LOAN sums TO suit applicants
Apl@s al TALLMAk PowERs
| Fer sale,
/ F0UE BTsIsasLs DwHLLiss HousEs, la 10 ~.
sr part otIhe cry, very liberal terms Apply 10
| ta6 2s-iu COOK * SARGENT
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% te Tor Representatives 20 Congress In he
aad Ell Congressional Districts IL the State OF Iowa,
81 the election held the srst Monday 18th day. OF
Aasast A. u 1855,
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panlradictorr Aeeonnts.


The " estean tBoyder Ruilien> Dispatch
extra Of August 81, contains ihe io allowing
letter
GAMp, Bout CREEK, AHg 81
6ESTtrMEN ~ moved wish 100 men on
b Abs ton lort and town 0ssaN atomic
toe heaa quarters % OH RFawa--an hlgbt
be'are Last, msrced 30 miles aaf assaulted
me town without dsmaun4Ag the men,
shaul suafise on yesiefle. Ne Ind brisk
6al8 iyt ta GauJ " saeres sna mad ive men
mounted mon dangerously Iapt HUg g,
n alan4 G6fdea ana thsee vtAeg We
klted s5aat So ~ tbsh, ameng Inc number
scsaias sab Ell eia afoa q, aR3 siaas; Gee
talU. BsaWa teeiE destgeY cd ail ta.ef sat~
ia4allgl pa aa4 iguala4aass aaa sae boys Wauia
hUra abr taaG rs thg ground | eoGi1 Gof
AZ utast be uPpoiiad br oar laeads
u g suis waat men and am1iunitou am.
aalan - 80 sort Powder, mpeke Il,
ea and caas = the.eenstaat cly
@5e Is great haste, as have bfta %
a4die, rode haNaFsd mites and toueht bal
aAF2ptts aepF plead.
csae Il ErLl Casa, Aug I, 1880
psa 49, s8aM Rt cd @@s
Grxr Rss8. aiJh $50 ulea had
s,etis * 1ssa8o4mAae eetet0aN Nc hAa
$50 - waeeo2ai 1eBt heAss AS@
as4aa. Fsaab & sgsau q Gay capt betes
bus 8Hl ete6es U0taeh vas s2as "a
ovatg faunr laeAaoa. How sri
ae II le mouth ssals aRgt-- Csc
4 r2as5 .. as4Fettf saei n the liAs.-
Z ! gaaa pafAs 81 Lafasetts wss shat Is
'lhe sbohtaasts mada h att4sk Ne
kla.l taoaiy aaa burnt lhe lovH
same evening Q large aaa BeF nata tbeit
appearance near imp. We expect In aare
4 fight ii Prasr.e Cl8 " thea march q
Ia reaees wheFe Nc Vii have sae bE
Hat we need Wce AID mvans, There
, afe here nov 100 mea. and about 500
opposite Lawrence aA@t vii operate with
rs
Bfoea was supposed b g kiliedat usza-
satse.ala Urge all men 70 come N.
aass, LIS. CMLEs
IL addition 10 TIE above, the 81 Louis
N ao1f hss been seeVn letgsr tbe
sMe 6sse IS (s.e cara, ron LsAyenWoTth,
Is d AeagIels4R ID tbat city. iram which
/ re lGtske the ialluRing eglr4sts'
l.EATEsWoBTH, August 81,
/ oO4d Ossaw alom!c Brown is maintaining
/ BIS ground sa0in q kaw River. His force
consists ii ahoat teo hundred men. Il i
reported thar &c las had an engagement
/ WIIa tie invading forces, as 2hey hare en-
d tered that portion q .he Territory, News
7 eas reserved d Nestse1l Iaat il toe collie
y 49, $3.50 efs
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yaaktng.

yvycIcegls, Campbell y Co.,
ID a N * n n -.
Dealers In Exchange and Land Warrants.
8xeAaags On the principal cities Of the uaien
for sale IN sums TO suit Purchasers
AL BUSINESS PEsr,Isise BANKING tAoEr1Lr ~.
TENDED 70.
--REFER To-
hank Of America, New,iosk,
Ocean Eank,
American Exchange Hank
Geo. NJ. Pinekard, i'rhrt bank u New orleans,
Rayenna Bank, hasenna, ohio,
Darby 4 Iarks,als Bankers, -. Louis
Blakeloy 4 Riohry, hrukrrs, Pittsburgh,
NJ. Mobley, Esq hanter Dubuque
Henry Miller. Lsq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NICHOLS, IsRELL Gu, DAVENPORT, Iowa
LEE, NICHOLAS a co, pApoktHi
SICKoLLs A CO. BROWNSVILLE MlssfsVlA
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND kkAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
LAND WAAsAsIs sapaat, SOLD AND LOCATED IN rms
r. pss MoisE pisTsior, Iowa fr Dopor usfrior Iowa
COUNCIL Bllffs SIOUX CITY
DAcoRAa f" BROWNSVILLE minnesota
lANor AMOUNT CIR PaoPsRTr, lapa1ylp FARMS AND
VACANT LAMP fHgouaHouT STAIR SAIL " IAsoRA
llE TxRas We invite attention catalogue u Real
kstats Maps, Platts, Abstracts ass Sc
Oniess ia Main 81. South Of Second 81,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
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SrApISs MACHINES are now being preda-
ced that are capable of doing the work OF D
plows in width, and from eight to ten inch
es in depth, with the power exsrted by one
or two yoke OF oxen, II does more lhe
soil left a. free and light as when thrown
up BY hand.
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BUY YOUR STOVES

yyTHERE wiIIgtways ts found ore aTlGe bgsg as.
w s3rmeat8 Of SORES, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
wire, Jspsupei Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron aud Copper
Warein IBIS city. Among his assortment oi
= L 0 Y H. s
are the eeiebrated Climax and Charter Oak Cook
Stoves coal or wood; also ia and complete
sortment Parlor Box and Heating stCyes, Elevate
oven Stoves, and many ot6aE pa&tsrns too EuInaf-
ons 10 meHtioG. OuT moltO d., Quick sales ard
Small Prohts god work, ali ~afranted 81 10 sale
One dollar save Il dollar ued and by calling
e. this Stove Store rGu will save il aga got jasi
good an article az ST ~ 5 OtaeT house.
Particular attention paid 70 HOgEs Reofug- spout
ing and Job Work 10 general oat ~ good I'm aud
STOCK, hoping to receive share Ot tbs Publc pat
tonass by tlis nIotto. "4aisE sales aud Small
PROM. - tsep6j -, L. h0#NE.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
,,ptt,.n AlLpN1 TWIN. T, CLARK.
.fLLE.v r. CLARK,

AK IL kIsv - 1e0AeA9
Attorneys and Counssllors at Law,
Real Estate Brokers, Life Insurance. az ga
sral Land Agents, and NetAriss Public
D0vcnport, IOvOA.
Collections aud all professional business In every ~
Of the statu entrusted care, will receive
tention. money Invested; taxes paid tor non
money loaned uneneumbered rea, estate seSany.
land variants bought sold and located; farms nossss
and lots leased real estate OF all kinds boaxh sha s0u
commission.
RIPPER To-
Cook Sargent, Davenport, Iowa
Henry IL. Hoffman, :"
Cook d Dillon,
Hon, Thomas Allen, st. Louis Mo;
i!lcas a Smands, g :"
vtaVtF 4 Richardson,
huter, keiu, \ liill, Boston, Mass.
Jas, NJ. Reabo d Co. g.
lie Coppat & Co, N. y;
Henr, g Marquand, New York
Henry L. KING,
u. w. Clark Hartford CT
col. Il Y. Laihed Wash, d. O.:
G h. lamp & Co, Cincinnati o.:
Phns Allen, jr., pttsheid, Mass;
o. r. DurFanse, Portland Me.
VS. INVITE arfEsrias rxrEssiss Gaia.
LnauE laranNEn FARMS AND WILD LAsps, CITY
PgafERlE &55s, aiLG MODERATE rRtcts AND
on EASY rEEas.
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nev sail F4.aas.

A gem enza q Esls scientific E2a-.g
who i now " . the eyes in Tue ssogfiEt
,hian nsses 81 lis tasegiRs Fufsas,s, egg Ihs
pasdespps taa3eoF getting sui tasse ve.ks
=, lie sans aae, one gB.eb &c 5r s4s
English press i e gebtlaaa1 wha sefss
raingies is polaies, bpl a.5o caaue' refrain
now from observing ) bat gspg q aFa2n4
hisn, writes Us sron New YORK tt g FL
lows
aws ale ca for Frsaont here Ne
scarcely hear 81 Fl54oT aGd b5' 54'eiy
Of old Back TIE grezt question ~" IS
whether We shalt have aeea5m g sinFsrg
in this couB,g. I'll e NJ =
thought here alI g. ~ Ffsao't r.
and ireedon.. Yen. S I'D aaltg aaa
an blessed 70 tlaak ,ila. goar ezeHssas
conuibuted - uncb ~ iAa' grace Esaa.s,
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ouR LnEHriEs IL D4ssEE.-l' posi-
lively asserted thaf Frsaop' MI erea' taa
threshold OF the afrte he - tAe 4H ~
March neEF
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The Western tBoyder Ruilien> Dispatch
extra Of August 81, contains lhe 10 flowing
letter.
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IN JASPER COUNTY.
No8G-~s u NEk see4T iYRisW
Ma SE! l20aeres, price per acre
"0.ll2-i6g acre, three miles rom Gnnnsl Al ~
Per acre.
IN PoTTOWOTToMIE COUNTY,
hg, H~-N . Sec u 4 n N X % w. Prce 500
pes acre,
N". u0-sls " Sec oTT7 " W 80 acres;
luyg .jrIscre.
IN HARRISON COUNTY.
'' E|SSWW Sec y = ruyRuw
n w Sec 29i $50 acres, S dollsrs Der
W = Sec 90 acre.
IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
ho'9V-5 ! N 4! See a 7 50 N h 20 w, adol.
laB FeTHtT5.
No. 1880 scros A. land in Mower Co., Mime.
s1ta, dolIar.
ne, iDl-a1U acres 10 shelby, Monroe and Madison
I"',, htssouIli dOiiArs per acre.
NJ Iu3~i2 splendid lois In Omaha Giy, Hsbrss- F..
No 100 nice store IN Geue.ee, Ills j.; price I4so
no lOi 60 GOOD building lots 10 GeEssso, lila
ALLEN Il CLARK,
once, Poss once SuiidinS,
aug i4'ss srsdy street.
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ELFORD & DONALDSON.
!. ATTORNEYS AT Law,
GkEENvILLE, s., G. r'
c. J. ELfoRD. @ To. DONALDSON,
Jan 1ls. 1855 S5; 81 - ~ 4w
The Edsealeld In nfol..ner.

Here shall the Press the peoples rights main:
= tain 80. - -. - ' - -.
Unawed by power, and unbribed by gain"
TNHE Subscriber proposes on the first Thurs.
Il dayin February next. If sufficiently en-
conraged, to commence ss the publication, at
;Edgefeld G. H.. of an independent mon. .neu.
tral. weekly Newspaper, TO, be. called -,"7Ae
EdgJfeld h!torsner."
The lnformer will be the .smediu,n" of tie
writer ersviewson all subjects that NAV in. any
wise interest the people or affect their rights.
Reform and Progress win he the distinguishing
features of the "In}oynler." and while it's cot
umns shall furnish the usual amount of general
information relative to commerce, Agriculture
and politics. science, literature and the arts
most prominent among the subjects contempla
ted for discussion, are the questions Of divi ing
Edgefeld and Barnwel1 Districts into two new
Districts; a thorough reform in our State poll
ty. and tue peoples side of the Electoral ques-
tion.
In his department, the Editor will be assisted
BY able and popular writers; and no trouble,
labor, and expense shall be spared To make the
"i1.foTmcr wnat q newspaper ought to be.
Suhscription3price g. year, in advance-pay-
able on the receipt Of the first number.
Address the subscriber, at E,lgrfield c.. H.,
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N NOTICE..
Valuable Property for Sale.

S"suAOhc EEOperty tOr SOle.
r. WILL. sell, at my residence. on the Fsra
IL Tuesday in February nexs all my Real and
Personal Property, consisting Of about
$50 Acres Of Land,
near half of which ia in the woods and we'll
timhered. The open land is in high state Of
cultivation, with a hundred acres of low
grounds On the place are good
Dwelling House.,
Clubhouse and Screw, and other necessary
buildings, hll in good repair. The Ferry known
- Moseley' 's@Ferry,
as well as the landing on the Georgia aide. of
the Risef, will be sold at the same time. Also
3{ Nine Likely Negroes,
together with Horses. Cattle. sheep and Hogs
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools. Corn. Fodder. Peas and Data one Car
ringe and Harness. three Wagons and other
artlclcs unnecessary to mention. .ss.s
Terms made known on day Of sale.
-:S~. 49, NARY MOSELEY. i,
sstE Any Of the aforementioned can be
bought privately previous to 1irst Of February.
1 IS. -...sa ~ M. ii.
;Jsb.is, 1855 81 4,
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!; sTANBURG
E:E Mr a LIE COLL EGE
FACULTY

~. $WQFFORD TUCKER, President, and Pro.
5essor. Of English Literature: :. .z.s. -,
{ NEv: :CHARLEes TAYLOR. NJ D., Profe.sor
" Natural 8etence and Mathematics -
! 2MIas sPHEBE PAINE, lnstructressr IL, dfoder.
!; 8 sai,gi.ayes. Betany Physioloay. Dc.eriptive
=. =. a dAronoatN Ancieat and Sacred GeographS etc
3ssssssr. IPs r SAUNIER, Professor of Music
a Lady competent to instruct in any Of the
4 Orlsne ntal branches If Femnle Education will
! be procured before the commencement of the
( 90 re- TUITION FEES.
Preparatory Department $40 year.
: Sonssgiate DepsEtment embra-
s;',:E College course, E* 40 ifs :"
d MusieoMPi Pinnos extra, !" : 40"
: FansT Needle Work, Wax
J, adker vork, Leather work,
Tuition Fees payable in. all cases strictly lone
Iernsor half YEARLY in advance.
!; Boafi son the Campus, with r.
HAen OF Faculty, inciud- ..+
s Is 10 ak expenses lights, fuel, 49,.
I. 8 NashiHg: attention. &C., $12 per month
: Bpatd without the items Of
g;fSs ghts and washing, 10 g
ssasrterly payments in adrancewill b. re-
! !! 81: .ssgHO elastic TERMS. ?.
s /: The next regular Term will commence on
q 1qsRcetnent ;at sthe same time with Wofford
]. COLES in sJgly;: mo snniner. vacation. The
esm will close in December. s.
s esAppliauees are now complete for a
ssnesessfII psosesnton of our. labor. A good
Chs@iesf ends Philosophical Apparatus has
essalassbas and e ! neW rs.dy for use: The
shesltk aEa semtor as, well as.tbe mental and
naoralsimprpyemsnt, Of our pupils,
Inthan16de de and .procssssg of Education. our
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA. Jan. o.zls

sz,.s ."'.5.S.., ICLO BIOL a. Jan. H. A6o6S
By H;s Ezeeuensy IA MES H. ADAMS. Cor.
5enor and Coanander IN 0kiS n and oyer. tse
3 State Of SoNA Caroline:
:Nx HEREAS .ipssrnatiop has been received
~ yat this Departments that q murder was
sss s. ssySs.,s = bsss sssa.s .as sss .hss
said Pcrs ins has flad from jastice. ys9sy
Z Eow, know 20. tilt 10 the end justieS may
be done, and HAT the saisi, Kei kins mSY Sba1
brongit TO- legal ssiil fos biz offence as ftpsssl
sajd l JANss A1lAa, srnofl las sfofs
DO iissgs thisDy sRrasi IhAtioo, eaesing 8 re-
g.'s sss 81. :. .ss.
.sbeIt q feet Inc he dssk hsif Eeona.-
pI4xiony nyRepaFalI u4ais.s thins 6eAr1 sSn .his'
Sl.iii 6sIt Has Il doaRsaSst
SQUAT atsss6ss. sad hen stSRsa tos
I'D b g gl,sa g s lssa hss,a lflss4 tfspa
8
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cr''di, g account. Bdt,s things did not. stop
there. A credit accont is too often ELK. 3
nrea.H ina canal ;+the stream is small at,
nrst ~ hut soon'increases to.a runous current.
Now that want had found source, .want be.
come q more clan,ort,lis than before, SCARCELY
a day passed that NJ or Mrs. Jacobs did NOT
order something from he store: mol; dream.
lpHs simple: souls, that an tnlafmingly; heavy
oeot was aceumniating Aagailst them.
Aa to the income Of Mr.: Jacobs;it was
not 'a'ge. He was, ses has been intimated,
q CLERK ina wholesale store, and receiyed.a a
salary OF veniiundreii dollars; 4 year. His
lamn,y'snnslsted OF a wife and: three children,
and !, hs i.adSfound, Unnecessary to he prudent,
- ,a.t =" nn exPen.i,furef, n order to make
~. ~ e:as meet 81 solnewiliat'independentin
anu r s, r, ns laa nsyer asked, credit Of
aay nl one with wh9ias ssfssdealt and no on.
pns1'ng en, T1d T. pr. nc, tempting induce
M ne,| o.'t ". eS!g E9asaEds ne had regula-
III. G ms ,s,aD. ou,gGss M oy a,s aclnai income. By
'' rs nas. '9anaged 10 10, Keep even
w. , 'ne sWoI,u, tiog..snot to gan, any ad
ta.ges o" !.ie slde ot;Iortune. Let us; see
nO,,.r O T"s ,l'o ~m n enc ." s's months
unaer INC new3systrrn: Let us see if lis
sf,.H. e"'' iia9 oeeh. u any rear oeneni
= : ~ Nun, - ~ 81.
s~,'lssand.ng the credit at the dry
Goe's .Ss' STORE mere was. no more money in
'"e young tlerKs purse at the end OF six
me, %sfs !san,d than lat. the beginning The cash
ti!at 7gs would y. M nave gone for clothing. when
nsaessi,y called y, for additionssto TIE family.
~a'asoots. mao oeen spent r Tor things the
p".';.lASeol mn Yt,'cn would nave been omitted,
~. 10: .ne isct ii'ate'ns ma; dollars were IN tie
p".se 'l,sssau o. .He storekrepers hands, and
t'el".esSs ~ e*PenoHure. -.
an lne eng o. ,he SIX In"ntns credit peri
od approanhed'&the mind OF Jacobs began
20 20 h tes. upon tne cry gooas: dealers b''' and
=. ~ ue .a a'S.u'otd oy,a lesi.ngo OF anxiety. AS
,,n."s,a;n, ~ w ao""s o. nsstoall ne was IN som.
ou' nets iSuShe ina. IL "ould
not, not BE- less than forty do'las That was
I'D na,,; sum 10, , h'n 70 owe; Par'lruarly as te
au "S,ng s','1 a.saa, ana Ms current expenses
were y iuliy up TO his income: 1t is now, for
'9s ms. 1'ne IN h's ',', tl,at Jacobs felt the
"s s. :, ,Ip, IltsSace o. tieo'. and It seemed
- a." ,n: ~':o sn'lo'a'e ~ 'n'n.
s,ho. , ,tas eve"e '' nc came a nome, 'ee.mg more
a." a, .,.. ',"n .'Soa': on 'nee''hg MS wife hc
saw sWh., ', soH''" o;Is r"a was Vas" wr"ng; ~ ga
=: s: :: E: !; 8; :: ;:':::
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sss 81 f. 81 81 - 81 & 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-31

private matters, the Courier magnes it into pre-
concerted attack upon the collector because he was
Democrat Nothing could be more unjust or uh'f'e'
according to our understanding of the occurrence
The Courier says no 8 arrests" were made lnans"ef
we say no atlidayits were made. If the courier
knows the parties and wants them arrested why IN
the name of common sense, do not some one Oh lIs
editors go before the Mayor and make the proper an
davit? Let that be done, and we will guarantee an
arrest promptly follows.
There may not be concert of action, or premedl-
tatcd uurpose to aggravate, annoy and stimulate ho
mon passions to an uncomfortable pitch, i'll all OF THIS
Init II looks very much like it. There is too much
| ne,aoa for accdent-too much consistency III the
manner it has been carried out to ascribe it to chance
And this conviction is strengthened by tile remarka
Bile production which appeared i'll the city papers yes
tcrtlay morning, published on behalf OF the Demo
cratic State and Parish Committees There appears
to be an memorable determination to carry OUT the
original programme VIC have endcavorcd to explain
We shall aude to that document tomorrow morning,
| if we can find room.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-31
To House IA eperS.

We would call the attention of those in want of
HOUSE FURNISHIN G DRY GOODS.
large stock of our importation, which
we have lately received consisting III part Of
RICH NEW STYLE SILK AND WORSTED NAM+ASh' Tor
Curtains;
RICH EMBR OTDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAlSS
JACQUARD AND DAMASK MUSl1NS'
DAMASk TABLE SETS AND SERVICES DE BEAltN;
EMBROIDERED BOBINETS AND PLAIN NEls Tor
Bats.
French and English WOODEN and MoILEroN BLANK
ErS;
French Scotch and Irish slIEETINGS and PILLOW LIN
EN-;
French, Scotch and Irish TOWEIINCS and DIAPERS;
LINEN AND COTTON STRIPE AND PLAID TICKING
rHINIEtor Curtains and Furniture coverings As also all
Dry the house furnishing line which will be sold at
low prices. r.o,-
GlQUEL & JAMESON,
OF 2p:f IS thartreS street