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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
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- - ~ NIX STOCK OF SUMMER GDppS-JNt# i
hAic Ag L. again returns thanks 20 his numerous r,H
anu Tue !nole generally for the unexampIed fine ,he
clNfi his season. This he ascribos mainly to SE sys
SEEING exclusively for Cash Il places him IN * slon Ut
wa a. having an hand new and cies goods
epfphfe system Of selling on q credit is aliN pcruir
10 b4F and seller Had Iynchburg pursued the CASH
No. @ business operations for the last 70 years, she Noa
NOV nay shown a much his her state OF prosperity
- = l1eaboye views given free Gratis Tor uoi
WIN hoPe that my brethren in the trade and all other
tofs may profit by thcm
ne Stock Of new and sraroe articles now opening
ana'', ana r'eat embracing large supply II Whs @
40" ls N"hs !aees Fans &c and. in fact, az u
g'ts no" wanted III this market For further pagtrn
''t tI'uIt advertisements. JNO. J. pURNlS, Az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

NNNo h1nd and ~ sum pun o. fh0s1s 0TI0r
NH STONES Il.5c want would do we'll 10 call suou
ott 1ite LEE a JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
.Nn ..s,.sNN nv

hese sses Of the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers.
lhrl commanded by experienced Captains well quail.
ted tsf tc trade aud who Will spare
luo,tte
lhea VIII he lowed up and down the by steam aud
may te relied on To sal promptly advertised Merchants
going North or ordering goods Bestun will find
h' interest 10 snip h! tins line, it is the only regular line,
and fright VII always be ahen as low by any other
s'ls and oNerS rrt Viii he made by agents Richmond
and Boston 10 give satisfaction
Nrnspretmuy ash and hope succeed in obtaining fun
share at patronage
TbeHessoIs will lie in Richmond the Dock and in Bos
ton al EUNc5 " bart
DAVID NM CuBRlE. Richmond ,,
ALLEN 4 WELIClI Boston. Ae'"'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

v :, nav tar Sale ON consignment Nanny Patent Rear
'l mower hrrsing Machines, single and double ipar,d
1gist-I'" crs with >aaw Carrier '>"
ne above are equal NOW marufarfrrsl am, .ip L.
,'' at Manufacturers prices 4 call is s5iited from ,,i
want Of such articles " Nun iAo'e III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

~ nant and dlrHn ali their Machinery STICK Tools Sc
ana taken the siaud formerly occupied by them. fully
Prepared to uaetuc Al the shortest and
nhaeo dauds aud Fancy Tobacco of every do,crp
t"h IN short at Kinds Of work formerly thcm
,Afe employed Tho workmen formerly with Messrs C3uant
No"n sadi' confident that viii be able please all
fully solicited IEGAR l. Tnl.rlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

i.se' - Martins u Croinasiin hv Clss Icy,r ~ al
trt p' lion to >:e2raena, by Wells The Wandrer Gt
~ VA H'et'f Gabriel Nar Lis fortunes and his Minds
fhy.4ts ~ 'a'@'''a ''''AAtI Al MORSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

AnA Lbs. BAGON-
eVsVVIVV loo lbs NeniSun HAMS
10 Firkns Butter;
afnkns Lard,
Just rceoive ed and for sale by
f. 12ts FRANKLIN Il BROTHER.
lhbssD1lGsON.-Chc firm % Quaint a. wal
dron this day dissolved by mutual The
Of the will be used by either partner In CLOSING the bu
sineas An persons having claims against them viii please
th for pay aud all persons indebted the
euru viii pease forward and settle Their office will be
kept at the cid stand now occupied by MI L. l. Coffee
\. W. CONANr
WM. A. MALDRON.
Iynrhhar. July1 ls56
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

NHV'tsNfNsH NEFIh.-WC nave ftttI''''
A'A something very and desirable in the way Of NJ
"g hai hnos ana Pins Ia sets They what we ca.
ha cool Just such goods take pleasure in ocfi4
ty and style
Ill the Ladies do the favor call and look al then
SILVERTHORN 81 Gin
July cuts Cfornierly II SilyfrthoTnj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
GISr HECEEyED-A lot % sinc "oirc
- Antique Suk rarasols. of all colofs az io" rates


<tENClEnEN " iio i-h To suppl, lhem~ct'cs
IN articles clothing had better notct the
opportunity pass getting supply of Of the follow
articles. Black French Cloth Blue do Back and
Fanny Cashmere White Linen Drilling, White Linen Duck,
Figured White Linen prill Plaid do Blae> satin Nesting
Back Fancy silk do White aud Fancy Marsal,s
10 Black Alpaca lsuperueA Black DraP he Etair Back
Cloth Coats Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants large lot OF
Coats, Vests Pants and Furnishing Eunds among
which good lot of Meruo shirts, some
large An Will be sold Cost As the subscriber Is des
aug its no MCEIpERltN
HEOHtNEAN STOCKINGS Ht 15C AZ pair,
w wofth q kA Pl -k Dresses Mt - per Dress, worth
sc, with many other articles just received by -
july l6 JNO j. PGRNiS, Agt.
H<EN shirts und Drawers, aud other ii Kings,
suitable for this weaheat rtdusedprices for the money
Juno = uI WI /. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

- shoulders 900 Rags of Primo laFuIa tHtoe 500 IL
fair prime Rio Coffee 80 narres II southampton AWt
brandy, FOR sale by FEEBtEs a WHITE
June 10 tsl old Strrct. Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

4 BAL1IMORE AND RICHMOND, ~ steam .au.EIr.SS
efs BElNIDEl}E and PDtAHoNIAS.-1he
STEAMER BEIN1DERE leaves Baltimore every SATNR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning lesTes ri III
MONB every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The roc AHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NENDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves
RICHMOND every SAIU RDAl AFTERNOON tor lalu
tmotc
Shippers 10 baltimore by these two Boatsn have thei
goods here EVERY Monday and Friday of each week
Marcy LIDLAM u WATSON, Richmond va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

NDALN LEAF FANs.-Anothcr lot OF Pain,
Leaf Fans Just TO hand ) \ STTGLEK q co.
Rop copy. Luly 10 -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
APoTHEcARIEs. &c.


..EuGNs. UAtsfgsE>.-Ait who wash, to
- time and health should hHsf - tAssr HHsiuez
ibr4 are sluFIr esHa# ton hot fa=FF Hf Ht s =Ust
asnt If banded i eHaH4b cAfa ID" Nafs aaHe s Hfat
strong and the saving 4 labor mnense
$TABIER 4 IOSHS
--. aA.. AEnnl. far Grn.nr Ila..L 4 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

,, No. thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL VI .
VIII b, sold very low; all the running gear is in conii,
Ter Any Information concerning will be chaeriny -.
'o'iea on Application to either Of the nnde signed
TO-. a. WINSTON.
T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

nr l. II Gtln,cr '''' '''''
Tn, Atahv Examinations Of subjects for Insurance viii be
5do uHae 1T tn Company each day between the
heurF at and 1orlpeN. =. NJ folly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30
NEArrRE.sn.. MaTTsEaSEs.

prepared to MI ord rs for description of Maj
nat Shuek Cotton Wool and Moss-on the most aceui.
at tie Auction Store of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

john T. Cook he War Path The Attache The lqua5a
OF Fire The llugueno ENles Life and Travels Oh
IN vols Wilson's Western Ahica Memorials of le IT,.
ny Henry Cockburn The Earnest Mn Eadts ;4l
ON The Colossians Martin of Gro Mlsas 81 : ~ tuN8.
aud Steam Nay igation Guide Ar tine ir,~l- H#.li#
knickorbocker Art Journal BraLwaits RyBspuot Hoast.
holt Words, Chambers journal. National Nagalisa Ratl
wood Balon New York journal, Chrsty's NJ Song j. :
&c, just receiy ed and Tor sale {. MaRsi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

- hlf H5ls Ne Cot
Direct from British Provinces daf peeifd e sa' rs
ri, N =. u { hardy a 90,
1"y We pefrraItufr-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

II ION Is F day d00TV0N by WUfuaT c0nsenI An uors0ns
having claims aghhsi US Will present them DIN ARp
ihLhNitE for payment and those Indebted will make pay
nent To the same The e OF concern only 10 be used
N liquidation WM \ nil Am
ma Jus Las I, Ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-30

AtLs oGL>',-
" sbbs White strained Lard OIL superior article
tHroshIng aud other machines,
Pune Sperm OIL
Winter " halo
&aHtsflot 70 Sc. Ar.
ur band aud Tor saleby STROLLER WHITEHEAD.
juno - ts Druggists. Bauh Square
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
PoNoLA COUNTY MISSISSIPPI APRIL s. 1856

Value Of Jewels A lot Of
lewelry sold at auction a few
years ago in London, bought
1929 600. The crown of her
British Magjesty cost $555 600.
The pearl which Cleopatra dis
solved and drank to the health
of Mark An :hony, is estimated
by Pliny at about 1915 OO0.-
Feuchtwanger records Il small
box, containing diamond. a
blue sapphire, a Brazilian berge
aud few peruvian emeralds,
sold for $3.50, 600. Murray
mentions pair Of bracelets set
with brlliants, valued ut the
enormous sum of S., 900, 900.
But the most precious ofall gems
is the diamond: it exceeds in
value hundred thous and times
It's weight i'll gold. 1t is port
able empire. The great Rus
sian diamond is estimated at ST.
500, 900; one belonging 10 the
Rajah OF Mattan, in Borne, at
81 ,440, 900: the celebrated Re
gent diamond, now among the
crown jewels of France, at s ,
0D0. .0GO; one in the Austrian
dladem, at $50 900; and three
IN the Persian, dignlfied with
the grand eloquent tItles-'Moun-
tain of splendor,' Sea of Clio
ry,' and sCrown of The Moon
ut 5000, 900. The largest dl-
almond known, that of tho Hing
OF Portugal, is counted worth
$3.50, 900, 900; and the famous
-'Koh-i-no "" or "MountaIn of
Light" belonging to Queen
Victoria, is said to be equal in
value to half the daily expenses
Of the whole world. II string
of such pearls a mle long world
purchase the fee Simple of the
whole globe, and one that would
belt the British Isle, might at
the same rate, buy up the solar
SYSTEM. --eX
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

Iynry-Few of cur lady readers
white they peep SO bewitchingly over
abe tips of their ivory fans or play their
fingers SO molly and gracefully over
the white keys of the piano, are want to
cast "a thought towards the manner IN
which this material is procured, the
quantities of it which are annually used,
anu the number of noble animals which
are annually slain for the purpose Ofsup-
plying the constantly increased demand.
Mr.. Dalton. a celebrated Sheffield
manufactures, estimates th at the annual
consumption of ivory in the town of She
field alone is about $50 tons, equal in
value to 100000, and requiring the
iabors Of 800 persons to work it up for
trade. The number of tusks to make
up this amount of ivory is $4,000, ;and
according to th s the mum Der of elephants
slaughtered every year for the supply Of
The Sheffield m1rket is 22.5OO. But
eapposing some tusks to be east, and
other animals to have died a natural
de1th, it may fairly be estimated that
$4,000 are killed for the purpose.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Executoriaf Notice.

ErTERs Testanentary Of the
- last will and Testament ol
Sterling F. Vaughan dec.. were gran.
ted to the undersigned' at the Decem-
Der term 1855 of the probate court o
Panola county Mississippi. All per-
sons having. claims against said de
ceased are hereby notified to hav.
them duly probated and registered 40
cordlng to law, or this notice will bc
plead. in bar of payment thereof.
lNERSON VAUGHAN, Err.
TO. w
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

THE New ALBANY SHooTING Az
FAIR. We are in iebted 10 a gentleman
tlom Mississippi FOR the following par>
ticulars in regard to the, aft r at New
Albany, Tippah county, Miss. The
sheriff who's nam; was Du aney, had
levied upon horse belonging to a man
by the II me OF Camel. For this 'ct
OF official du'y he incurred the displeas>
ure OF Camel, who determine to nuke
him suffer Howe&M NJ hes circus ar
rived at the village and gave an exh'>
bition, at which Gamelt attended, and
while he was sitting on one OF the pens
ches near the enterance, the sheriff n
tered; CAMEL put out his h nd to ee>
tain the sheriff, who, seeing who II was
that wanted TO stop him, immediately
a,sed il the direction of a crowd o.
some forty or fin persons. Camel
then pulled out his pis !ol and fired, the
first shot missing Dulaney, passing
through the whlskers of a gentleman
and, gr,zing his cheek, en- cred the ads
domen OF little by, and glancin5
down-wards lodged In his thigh.-He
then fired cond shot, az; in missing
the sheriff, and, passing, through the
bonnet of lady, the ball struck the
same lit lie boy in the groin, where it
lodged. 1t was at first supposed th4t
the little fellow was killed, but, strange
to say, hopes are en- erta;ned of his
recovery. CAMEL was Immediately Sci
zed by the erowed and severely beat
en-, after wich he was taken before
magistrate, who after an examination
committed him 10 Jail. 1t is said that
he has brother IN jail for killing a
man
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

esS-The more people do, the more
they can do; he that does nothing ren-
ders himself incapable to- do anything;
whilst We are executing one work, we
are preparing ourselves to undertake
another.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS Letters of Admin
W ist,ationa Of the Estate ofJas
A. Hinton dec, were granted to til
Undersigned at the December Teri.
1885; of the Probate Court of Panol
County. All persons having claims
against said desedent are hereby not;
he'd to have the same Probated ant
registered as the law directs. or tbi,
notice will be plead in bar of the paw.
ment thereof. And alllpersons owing
sad decedent's estate, are notified to
come forward and paythe same ifthev
desire to save cost.
ROBERT w. WRIGHT
Admit.
Jan. !9 I56, I-6w.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

ssS There is no selfshness where
there is wife and family-and the
house is lighted up by mutual charities;
everything achieved for them is victory;
everything endured for them is triumph
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

sae@lfyoa cannot be happy in one
way, be happy in another; and this ia
cility of disposition wants but little aid
from philosophy, for health and good
humor are nearly the whole affair Ma
ny run about after felicity, like an alb
sent man hunting for his hat, while it is
on his head or in his hand.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
~An Opinion on the Fashion

@-An Opinion on the Fashion,
Ny son,'sad an Old turbaned turk
one day taking his child by the hand
IN the streets OF Cairo, and pointing out
to him on the opposite side French
man just imported, in all the elegance
OF Parlsian costume. my son, look there
Ii you ever forget God and the Prophet
you may come TO look like that,
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
administrators Notice.
M EEREAS, Letters of admi,

E KERfAS, Letters of admit
W istration' upon the estate {
Henry Hall deceased, were granite
TO the undersigned at the Decembe
term 1856, of Tallahatchee Count
Mississippi Probate court.
All persons having claims again
said deceased. are hereby notified !.
present the same to the undersignet
properly probated within the tin
limited by law, or this notice will /.
plead in bar of the payment thereof.
JAMES McCLAIN
Administrator.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
P-N1RONISE HOME
vi 4 n UFAC TU r E.
f.. NJ LIVELY.
NAN UFACTuER or.

NAN NUFAC CTUER OF
Saddles, Brides, Harness DC.
repairing done with neatness ar
desbatchat short notice. His wo..
cannot be surpassed in elegance O..
durability ia the South West.
Pamela Miss, Jan. T-6m.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05

sEy- Oaniel Webster once SAID "the
sin Of .8merica was the sin Of surety
ship There is written in naourntul let
ters in he history of evey man, the re-
cord OF suffering by endorsemen'.-it
would make the most extraordinary
chapter in human experience ii the in
clients of this feature in business were
written.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
NO II
Ii. DESHIELL g. co
Commission .Merchaa&s
For the Storage and Shipment CT
cor II q ".

NO. 69'FEoNT Row. MEMPHIS, TENN
nF-Ali orders for Bngging, Bale Rope W
csries,. Provisione- ana Plantation onpp'l'
title4 carefully AID p.bnshils. NJ tne 10"
,,r.sot- ra,.s. july Il, 6na.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
No Insuranceagainst Fire.

4 FTER this date, no more de-
n Aorinstruments will be receive
i:s'mffiee, unless the fee is paid at tt
time of fling: Persons having deco
now in my Office, which have been re
corded, and the fees not paid woul
very much oblige me by calling an.
paying the same,, and they would d.
we'll to take their deeds out of the O.
fee, as~it i~not insured against FIRE.
w. p. WOOTTEN,
Probate Clerk.
Jan! 10 l--3m.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
()R kI|I'I.

The house on tho eas. side Of the
public square, recently Occupied by the
Star. Immediate application and lib
al propositions can possibly secure the
the Invaluable shanty. The
aforesaid house is good for any
business it will so come
along and look at it, (if you have
paid your poll tax, L will not
charge you any thing forlooking
atit.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-05
Officers ofP' anola Goanty

Officers OF II anOla S0anIy
Probate Judge
0ryille Harrison
Probate clerk
Wyllie p. Woottem
circuit clerk
John C Harrison,
Sheriff.
Franklin Moore.
Wm E. Farmer. Deputy
JaaIor
+, ID Piner..
Board of Police
Henry Allen President.
; .G Stewarp
Monroe Short
>eon ; Smith
Tho Mas Il, Clarke
Coroner
Samuel y Caldwell
Ranger
Gvacant)'
Surveyor
I'm Raney
Officers 70 the town. OF Ponola
Mayor
Mill er ID Keith
Constable
David a Browder'
Selectm en-
VIM. J. Wrenn
Moses. Gage
Lorenzo Dow Earpe
T., G., Baker
Matt S Ward
Officers for Beat No 5,
Justices of the 2, ace
James B, Wright
F., G, Baker
Constable
Garland G Nelson
. S, Officers
Post master
William, Herring.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
French aad Eaglish Finances.

The financial news brought by the Ara
bis indicates that both France and England
are getting along surprisingly in the way of
money matters.
The French bulge, for 1856 has been
reported to the Emperor by the Minister OF
Finance. 1t shows high degree of pros
periiy In the extraordinary resources for the
war expenditures of 1856.
The English Bank returns to the 18th
January shows & further reduction of coin
of S5s5.ooo. The receipts of Australian
gold between the 18th and 18th at London
were si,s7s.ooo. No change was made a,
the meeting Of the Directors on the nth, in
the rate Of discount. The subject of one
pound notes had been fully discussed ia fn.
aneisl cireles in the early par, Of the week,
previous to the peace news. The money
market continued active; for tiseouais per
cent; on stocks per cent, Ths discount.
ofine Bank which ran our between the 5,h
sne 18th and were not renewed amounted
10 S!2.2so.ooo. The smosnt advanced on
Government Securities increased sI2,s7s,.
900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
New Esxico,

santa re papers OF the 99ta Of Decen.
Der, state that The Territorial Legislature
met on The 81 Of lhzt month. Tue acting
Governor, w. w. Davis. 10 hi. ne.sasI ,
denounced secret p0litiss! soelstie. and re-.
Asious prescription.
ahs message was read In English. bu, il
Sas supposed that there were bu, lco mem.
eers IN both houses who were able 10 nm.
eef-iand II. There are tut two American
MEMBER one in each house. The message
was afterwards read by the Clerk in Span.
ish. Don Fscondo Pine, Of SAINT. Fe. !.
ths Pfesiden; Of the Senate. and Don Ca.
eoonio Valdez the Speaker Of The House 81
Representatives,. The Council cousi,ts of
- members. but one OF hon, i,..ssid ftbe
Ffes.eeni), can make dscen, speech; and
ihefs are 20 members in the House.
We Do not think the "s9uat.er SOVEREIGN.
~" doctrine would work we'll 10 New Mex
leo. There are now shout 60 coo peopls i,
that Territory, mostly mixed breed, ana
who are At present in very denor,Iized
condition, but We would sbou, &c soon tru,,
them 10 institute government, Is tn.
drunken rowdies hired and lead on BY Al.
Gibson and Stringfellow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
Hilsdals Accident,

The accident which occurred on the Me-
Z igsn Southern Railroad, near HilisdaIe, on
the 9Th instant, SCENE to have beer the re.
snlt OF criminal csrelessness. The eastern
train, consisting Of two frst-elass ps.sen.
ger ears and baggage car, leh Toledo a. 9
O'Clock in the evening. the train coming
west, should, by the time table, have left
Hillsdsle st 1897, but did not leave till 10
~. According to the rules the eastern
train should have been allowed the twenty
minutes difference TO reach iAe station AZ
Jonesyille, but the western train did not
wait, and hence the collision. The cars
took fire Immediately after the accident. and
the scene is said to have been even more
horrible than such catastrophes generally
are. Michael Wilduf, fireman, Albert
Whitman, 6sggage-naster, William Van
Aiken, uaekmsster, were killed instaotv
and Charles Foster, brakeman, va, 81
dreadfully injured that il was though, g.
uossible he could recover. AI,ben,
,ers in the second-clsss cars on the
sruio were more or less scratched q, -
ed. but none were seriously hurt. TIE ,as
seueers on the other train also sutys,sa
bruises and Commissions. One of the Io,o.
~ss broken 10 fragments, sns the
p,ber almost entirely destroyed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
ps,ty can safely 20 before their constitu.

party can safely 90 before thor constitu.
ents andc barge the responsibility of elect.
ing Mr., Banks upon the Administration
party, then the election will come of.-
TAs snti.Nebraska force have nailed
their flag to the mast and are now quietly
awaiting the working out of the above pc-
ltical enigma.
The weather Mss been unpreced entedly
cold in this region, yet il has not checked
the fashion and gayety that ever character
ICES the society Of Washington during the
session OF Congress, notwithstanding
Uncle Sans pocket seems to be hermet-
icsily sealed ABOUT this time, and no key
however ingeniousiy cenirived with power
to open and reach its rich and gisterin2
drops within. There is unquestionably
much suffering about the natioual me,ropo.
lis from The weather and the wat OF an or
ganisation. The latter keeps from circula.
ton thousands, nay. may say hundreds OF
thousands. Of money in this inmediste
neighborhuod.
Iowa needs an organisation Of the House
a. much, probably. as any portion Of the
confederucy. The deranged condition
of mail facilities, the demand for new
and increased ones, the want OF funds to
carry out those that the Department de-
sires to, prevent anything from being done
! at present We need some Legislation al
10 the public donna and tbs improvement
OF our rivers aud hi shwiys-all Of which are
at a stand still.
Ishali continue 10 vote a. heretofore fol
Bank. for Speaker, until 60 minutes after
IL O'Clock on the 81 Of March, 1857 unles:
he or some other person shall De soonel
chosen. have no thought that the Re
publican force in the House will ever con
sent.to.a change OF front. Wishing prosper
i,y to Iowa and her citizens as heretofore
am. Sir, very resp. Yours, truly,
JAMES THoRIsGros.