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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21
Chicago.
NO COMBINATIONS OR M0NoPoLIHs.
1855.

~ A6o
HALE &c co.
Forw arding and Commission Merchants,
Central iN,cks, between Wells and la sale Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
poaicds in Coal, salt, Pig Iron, etc.
AGENTS ron rHS
New York and Chicago Line, --0n Erie Canal,
Mark Packages, N.N,& Z, Lane,
noats leave Pier No. 5 East River, foot Of Droad Street,
nsily kr frctght apply to
NJ, n. ncssS, New York,
Deliver BOSTON shipments to Western h. Il, Boston, and
Mark Package. ~N.l.& c. Line care VIM kAfoN'
Albany.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
WtGRsw i Rooms, baltimore.
AZ NJ an tNnleg. Cleveland.
y. wAIIowKR IS son, Harrisburg
ono. c. FRaNolsCuS, Pitstenrgh'
JOHN .~SsuGHEN, Pittsburgh.
Freight Agents.
Tho allowing new r~Topelers ran III connection with
the above Lines;
:" d. BRapBuRr. Hewiu,
EVERGREEN CITY, owen.
IRON CITY, e Tarnbull.
oUYAuo1A, Beckwith.
PiTFSCuRsu, a Ayeriie.
| kENuSHA, " Stillan
1 RAGINE. " BgoCtt.
Asa Cipaer Line Vessels, Mark Packages, Care Hale
/ 6 en-, t3ticseh
ave have completed our extensive Docks and Ware
| h0sSeS, oR the River, between Wells and IaSalle Sueets,
where vs. saall continue the Forwarding and Commission
| business aud arc peepared ~ give Contracts for tho
transportation at freight by each Of the above RESPONSE
he Companies, at reasonable rates, from New York, Dos
toUs PHILADELPHIA Wheeling and Pittsburgh to Chicago.
All geedS Gaming fran the East BY The above C9mIsi'
nias viii rueeiNe pTNinpt attention and forwarded with
dispatch, anal Duplicate dwight Rilis ssnt hy Mail,
The lanes We represent are not connected with an!
JoiatStock Co, and ale opposed 70 all mpnolholbs.
As-fhe AsoHts here Of an the Transportation comla-
nes haze o0N8SCp and viii charge eNogbltant doSkasc
| on all Goods coming to Us by their Lines.
All claims for d9m1gc or a~seIclarge Will be promptly
| ATTENDED, 10.
CoaigR,aeals AZ Grain cad Produce for Sale or Ship
meat wil receive porsawL attention. Apl2SdSm
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WHITE GOODS.

DLAiN Figured and dotted Swiss Muslins.
L Jaconet aud Saisinat Cambrics
Plaid, Striped and Plain Nainsooks,
Bishop Lawns aud Book Muslibs.
Tarletons, India Dimity, Victoria skirtips,
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eys Diapsss,
Fine Linen and 8rass C~mbries. .
Cambria Diinitics and Dimity Bands.
Figured Prilliantes, Checked and Striped 6hpbrlos,
for sale " low prices at WADSWOHTHb,
Jsua 70 du I'd IT., opposite Lo Claire House
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CHEESE,
EEsslllS.

kNsllllN.
sugar Cured Hams 81 Ii Centslg
you want 4 choice Sugar Cured Ham or a smo-
l. ked shouider, appiy at my Pork House OIL Front
~
Sugar Cured Smoked Hams II cents,
Smoked Shoulders 8
Liberal discount aaade TO the Trade.
Mchis d-tf J. NJ. d. BURROWS.
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nm WARREN = 90,
| UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
q N ID EsE
UNIONVTLLE,
CHICAG o, Liz OILS,

rAPs, sHis, Brackets, rrasses, ColuInus, De of
II tie latest patterns made 10 order.
Information rs to prices, Se., may be obtained al
the Office Of Ssohe. Boomer * Boyfngton, No. 3
DaYeppoFt'sBioek Davenport Iowa.
SIOSE, BOOMER Z BOUToN.
Museatine Journal and Iowa City Reporter will
eaeh copy daily ! year, and send bi'ito proprietors.
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Wroffries.
WILSON & A LIE I,
Wholesale tsrOcers,

" i IN YIN ~ =
Wholesale Grocers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
RI, 10 :.
T,1sy Ta,si Teas.
100 half chest Young tyson and Gunpowdef'
90 half chests oolong aud %souehong;
20 eaddies from l TO 10 lbs;
90 boxes Palm Soar;
a. . yaricgated Soap:
10 f" shaving
20 /" Transparent "
" CASTLE
LOO /" Tomato G ,tsup and Pepper Saus;
u0boxes various brands OF choies Tobacco,
10000 Cuba sixesDjgars;
10000 Imported do
900 boxes No. / and scaled Herring
g4l bhls new Mackerl;
Is half bis do
40 Kits for family use;
90 hhls and kegs Of Molasses;
70 hhds Sugar,
80 do2 Bed Cords;
90 bbls Dried Apples
d sacks Dried poaetcs,
l0n boxes new iiaisins; rze
IS bbls assorted Nuts;
500 boxes Glass;
400kcgs =" Nails;
500 doh Iumhlers;
spices OF ali kinds,
WooIcn and Willow Ware; Brushes
70 bills Cider Vinegar ~ =,
Togethsr with q lasge stock OF other arueies' All VI
which ~ = WILSON & HARLEY,
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g IT. W.ERB,

gHal.EsALE AND RETAIL DRUG STORE
1ssrs Easfe 81 BrSsg, SeEfkStdf
r have last received zad am opening one OF me
IarrssE and best selected stocks Of Drugs aud
themfcels eyer before brought 70 tais mAISrL1 e
xNSe. / ny5ts lie attsauon 81 Ply sleians and others
3c.!ngin as Sine aud . Ehom o5crfae above Z!
rrsaaS reduced prices
: CaB and see for yoarselfesbeIo1e PhfeA@slhS etse-
where.
aetss nrec-tFneeps. T.. 7. WEBB.
Orr, s-fh.
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Tdrtetp.

S
Yankee Notions and Toys.
A Observation-Disclosures and for sale atI
So lie Claire Row: kANDA & HIGGINS.
Guitars.
A Large aud very fne assortment ofRosewoodG.ii
( ars at Yarious prices ranging from $500 10 stO,
Also Niolinsifoiu seyenty-hsc ecntstolSe niy. hyedo
lars AZ No Claire Row. CO
Feather Dusters.
4 Very neassortment can be found ct the Dayen-
- port Music Store;
Not lie Claire Row: C5H
Canes.
4 Varied a~ssortmsntju just rccoIys ed and for sale low
"a at No 8 Lc Claire Row; CO
GUITAR nd Violin string and every kind ofMusi-
VI cal Merchandise, kepteonsiantiy on hand atNo {
lie Claire RuT.
The Halleluiah,
fUsl publishcdb by l.. Mason, containing a very I'm
81 collection OF Church Music; Also the shawn by "
IS Bradbury aud q + Root, can be found at No 8 lie
claire Row: C4H
AcC0rdeons and Flutinas.
4 Large ana weliselasied assortment Just receive 3
: > u prices That eannoiiaIi to give entire satisfaction
az o Le Claire Ro~; GSH
NLARIoNhITs, Flutes, Flageolets, Picaiows lad
~ Flies al reduced prieesat
nos Le Claire Row. C&H
Sheet Musif
A Largecoleetion on hand auGSew AlusIcressiyep
- as soon as published at
No : lie Claire Row. C&u
EsHR best Piano Forte instructor In the world, Rich
4 arisonis modern schoolfor Piano Fortes can be
Taalt.E ut No Ia. Claire RuAst a. a "a
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MASSlLON MACHINE

M ASSiL0N IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thre.h-
w ing Machines and Double Geared Horse Power
manufactured by James W. Whitson, Davenport,
Iowa.
WisitsOn's Celebrated Premium
SEPARATOR,
Which Is acknowledge to Ne the best machine for
thr-shing, separating and cleaning grain now in use.
our machines are got up of the best mater al and
by eSperieeeed workmen. Having been in the bust.
ness Tor the las: ~ years, l might safely say that !
Q. get up as gooia Threshing Machine as any 9th
sreAabashInent In the United States. We also man
lfacture two and four horse Powers and Ihre shers.
Job Wotk, Iron Finishing, etc, done at the shortest
n9tlce. orders by mail or telegraph promptly hil-
Davenport June 80 '56 dwtf tUemocrat eopyo
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Chicago Lumber,

SEtstUtSV AIVzztOG1c
ENHE subscribers N their Steam Planning Mill In
Il Moline, His, have just purchased a large quan
uiy Of Chicago Lumber, and have made arrange
nlents to supply The demand, which they will sell at
wholesale or retail at prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which VIII be sold cheaper than the same can be
purchased elsewhere. Their SIDING will be OF the
very best quality, and their FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for Immediate use
EDS FLAMING AND SAVING
Done on short notice, TO your satisfaction. Don,I
fail 10 give us L call. Remember The place, head of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
NoURSE q H"UkGERFORD,
Moline June Both 1856 dNwtf
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iA - S~NHuSt'
W. STEVENS.

cIiNaSVs DFNtHibtI j. 1000
purchased one Of r.. & j. NJ Clark's Flour Mills. some
time since, and after u trial Of several weeks. / feel that
/ can scarcely speak Of il ia too high terms. / have bean
a miller for twenty years, and am free to say that ] can
make better -four with this mill anu a larger yield, and
run il with more ease 10 myself, than any aaI nave ever
seen. A number vi nillers have been IN t9see Il. and all
say they are well pleased with its operation. IL viii
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, ami can be run
with from four 10 six horse power. / woulI recommend,
millers to give 1t a trial, and ! HU ccr;ain they will not
Miah 70 retnrn TO DE old nlan 0~fmIliing. =
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good News for the Ladies'.

Tho hariships Of the dreaded '~wsshing day" are all
removed by
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21
DAVENPORT 4UsIC STORE.

E~lRANDALL e have just opened al Arge
~ assortmentof Guitars, Violins, Ranjoes, Tambo-
rines, DC, &c. Also every kind OF Music Booksnow
II use which they will sell very cheap for Cash ut No
he Claire Row. Sd 1854
IUNiOA'ssehooifor Piano Forte, Curtis, GaIlaf
Ii ZuRdsls Melodeon Instructor and in ia e, every
Kind ofinstruction relating to music can be founda
the Davenport Music Store;
N~OaIpcIairp How. n
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3fwflrg, 81.
An Open Rleia sur Fair Plsy
IEEEESE STOCK OF
xH arruEx AND yEWrlh4

WAILHES ANU IL f--A1t
At HoUsEEs, No. : LIZ ELAlkE row
HAVE Just rainrzed srom AeN AoFS va lac
snrrst al bests stock 81 Watches aHa 'eFelEs
evsr bsyorc orered IA thif aGrsct. I haze g0ll
- Wstnnrs frori sseto SEES. sflser dpfr2u s9to 500
cold Chains from s. 10 49,. RtaEs frssn tSo Rstst 20
8 z SSpssn.a Breast Pins tren $40 $50.
roa,d cd ip~ari:aizr a~s.rntiont 10 ny stock o. La
A.. yVaffhas, which embraces fall variety ofHigin,
stze@ r.sur AL E~nzahelea cases,sGd ] tains can sun
the most fasti2ious.
y, xsar.. MS whole stock Of C4aeks.& &tcheszJeE-
a,x si.rfr aud Plated ware IS and complete and
{ 3 rhisrveYf mar aas ever been b-oashts9 This mar
NJ - anI fwafssIf wholesale or rsEsN 81 Preestaa
Wi defy azlceRpeflnon-
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Kansas!! Kansas!M

fSNHE public, before cnigrating TO this disputed Terri.
4 tory, or purchasing ~eisewhrc, are respectful invited
to call md examine our wholesale and retail stock Of
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Sperm, Tanners,
Lard, Neatsfoot and Linsesd Oils, Nails,
Glass, Putty Salt, Patent Medicines,
Combs, Brushes, Notions, &c.
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NOTICE

III S. MILLER, laia Of tke finn Of Avery, Upham
w. d Miller (laying Dissolved from that concern
az ths IS on March iastl, has formed the new
arn u siibLER d ROUNDS, 40. 20, South
Wafer steel, CHICAGO, and having been so FORUM
aGa a. - receive thsir SpnRg-Stoek Of Groceries.
in adj unee Of any other Hoase in their line, induces
iIi4in 10 oiar their stock for nett cash, at lower
prees tsati can be found ~ any other acuse in The
city
Their stock is large, add entirely new, snd con-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21

r BayEaAaed the above TO ly stock ani VII keep
rnnstanfiy on hand . complies assortment OF ey-
eI 4. q. BILLION,
- os1m No. q LeeaGtre Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02

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SOUTHERN THOUGHT.


Centraliz alton il tn. mons'er evil ot mo o"s' -
tsrd. IN cr,at SINGLE q, nrc of trade, credit iho
new aud wealth, and also one of Thought '"e'ie''
Ha f..;o, H., form.r centre is at London, The lat
ter at Paris. Neither the wealth. nor the ihs'u'''
81 ,,-v ,rs sn.e. that come fully within the
inrusncs of those absorbing maesir'ms. LIE eHhs
II single centre OF Thought are greater 'h"i 'n"'e
cn,rs IF trade for it prevents originality begcts
imits,iyeness and gives to the worid ou' ohe SCI u
,deas After the conquest OF Greece by the Romans
the schools at Athens aud their branches at Alexal'
d-s and few other cities, continued to be the
centres Of thought for the civilized world. lhese
schools borrowed from the past, aud the rest OF inc
world borrowed from them. The human mud was
chained down and imprisoned, aud soon began I" g
cline. We have always considered the schools oil
Athens as the most potent cause OF the decline q" civil
lizaon, aud of the coming on Of the dark ages.
The South ha. strong and peculiar reasons for re-
esting the influence of this Capitalization ct Thought
She can import from abroad only such ideas as are ~
war with her institutions. Her had better Oh
resve aud study the social phenomena that present
themselves at home engage in the critical pursuit
of Greek, Roman and Hebrew literature than go to
Paris to learn socialism and kaey or TO the North
abroad they should thoroughly understand the histo'
~, the theory and the practical working of their own
institutions.
The numerous Colleges and Universities that have
been erected If late years in the Son:h, have already
checked the ;nroads Of ceurazalinn and given birth
TO original domestic thought. Professor Dew Of
William and Mary, the first TO write really
Southern book. His defence of slavery is bold orr
s;i,sl and learned and leaps over the fashionable
morality, religion and philosophy Of the day 10 APP
peal to the practices, the history The religion the
morality and tho philosophy of mankind III senera
Professor HOLMES Of the College has also writ
ten many learned profound and original essays IN de-
fence rt our institutions. Professor Smith OF KAN
doipi Macon delivers series OF lectures, annually
expouudius aud jus.ifying slavery on principle and
now Professor Bledsoe, from University, itself
soon to become OF the centres of Southern thought
has given to the public able scientific work Vindicat'
irS our institutions. Southern thought has at length
awakened. II will save the South, and nothing else
can. For men must be FIRST satisfied Of the justice OF
their cause ere they will embark heart aud soul in its
defence. Those Colleges against which demasogues
declaim are worth all the rest Of institutions for
the salvation of all the rest depends on them.
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tut 11"77VT'
TO THE PEOPLE OF LOUISA AND THE
,nInINIEE (NnT'NTIES


Fellow Citizens The settlement Of Kansas is the
great practical question "f the day. The destiny OF
the South depends upon the issue of the struggle
Your children. aud your ch'irems children vital
" Interested in the result. The abotinnists OF the
North are moving t" wrest this splendid dumain from
you and Your r"stcry forever. IL they succeed th.
rcat State OF Missouri must recol before the Ncto-
rous cohorts of iansticsm and blow will have been
struck from which the South can never recover
Tho occasion calls for the display of the chivalrous
patriotism Of Southern men. Virginia is invoked by
her Southern sisters to raise her powerful arm, for
their protection and her AciioH, action nc'ion,
and all is safe. the gcnirs of Southern refinement
aud c,viIizrsn will preside over the des'nirs of
Kansas. Tue fell spirit of misguided iana,csn will
he beaten back. The constitution will be viniicatrd,
aud another lease given TO the life Of the Union
Men of Louisa arouse yourselves! Come one, come
al, to your May Court Let those who cannot re-
move, contribute to aid those who will Let us have
a meeting that will awaken the people from their
slumber aud give an impulse to this mighty move
ment which nothing can resist. JEFFERSON.
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COH.MERCiiL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. MAY :, Is.

ItIO1 k''1 y y.
~ The following quotations are uuoe,se.
,ricr. higher prices will be charged:
BACOS-Srnth'ic!d no. rounc none Ia mar
era Sides, ~: a 100; Shoulders, Jia.:, Han.
BUTTER-Prlmr Country Butter, 2gG30 CO
sh.n 2aG2- cts; old and interior. Is a .gci..
BEESWhX-.Ja2i = %
CofFEE-M" 'i"I2! G,-.' tHsnay'" 1857
0to,; s,ocE i'sn'' 80, 49," ,'"io! S.,s.,
Coi.. Hr.'Lr ..,S - W.. pu'
Lon''-'7 "! P.' y,,,,.,u
SoHl.-a''hi"r'c 60 ~ '""'
Ii cts, 2 hushei; me- iOn nc: iuiile i'ci E". -
Cohf'-for cry r"nsu.'p''on 50 ~ Y CHI
bushels, tor 'Gnir' hhH -
COTTON-'tGI ~ c's
COTTON ihfNS-ioHls cts. cash. Cote
20 cts. b 70.
ChNDLESIl "l'o" 10 cents = ~ Jae<so
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TO lie Editors Of The EuYnwcr
ne EUYHUFF
PETERSBURG, April M, is.

PErERsBuRG April 90, 1856.
Gentlemen:-As an act of courtesy, | ask the in.
sertion of the following communication
The Enquirer OF the 29ih containing some edito-
rial remarks on the proceedings of a meeting of the
anti administration party Of this city, held on the
10Th inst, has just been placed in my hands; and il
has doubt unin,rn;ionally.on the part of the Edi
tors, placed inc before the public in position do
not occupy
Al the meeting referred TO, in reply to one Of the
speakers who Infatuated that the resolution offered
oy NE Implied want Of confidence in Mr.. Fillmore,
used as nearly rs eau recollect, the following au-
guage, viz
81 yield to no man in admiration Of the ability and
confidence in the integrity of Mr.. Fillmore, and
canuo permit any one 10 m,represent me in that re-
peel"
Tie resolution offered by me Wa not intended to
convey, and in my Remarks, mos: enpha;icallv ,li.
claimed, the smalies: degree of that 'dstrust OF Fill
more" which YOU ascribe to me- So far from Glitter.
tainiuc 'dstrust Of Fillmore, cannot but express
the opinion honestly held, that Mr.. Filimures ante.
cede;ts afford the strongest guaranty that he will
still be true to tue South well asst the North to tue
West Ms we'll as to the East.
Very respectfully, THOS. WlIHEES.
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~. nnrs1nEN1.S ,nnnESs pnSTpnNEI


In consequence Of the accident TO the steamer "Au'
susta," Elk. President Tyler did not arrive i'll Rich
noud yesterday, aud his address "the Deud of our
Cabinet" which he was TO deliver last night, is post
poncd to some other time to be named hereafter by
the committee.
Fernando Wood, Esq, Mayor Of New York, will
reach Richmond on the Jamestown" on Monday
morning, and will, at the invitation of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association, deliver an address on
Tuesday night, May 9th, "The Genius and Char
acter of Alexander Hamilton"
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An INFAMOUS FRAUD.

I. 3. Peterson, OF Philadelphia, publisher Of
worthless ana immoral lc,ons, has issued II work
with the title Of "Courisbip aui Marriage; or, The
JOYS and Sorrows of American Life" Of which lie
announces the late Mrs. Caroline Lee IIentz TO be
the author The children of that gifted woman with
ntlcconate regard to the memory other mother
deny that she was writer Of the work. the knavsh
publisher thought to make the book sell by the ras-
cally trick. Decent people should shun any work
with the imprima,ur OF I. B. Peterson.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WILLIAMS


At meeting Of the Democratic party nt W lIlians-
burg held ut III. Court house, the 18th ot April,
1876. j. Il. Cosnaham cal., Ia tho Chair, aud {.
w. Coleman appointed Secretary
The Chairman explained the object of the meeting
to be the appointment of delegates To represent this
city in tn. Democratic District Convention, To be
held in Hampton the 9TH May.
On motion Of Col. K. III. Armi-tead, il was
Resolved, That the Chair appoint seven delegates
TO represent this city in the Hampton Convention.
Under the above resolution, the Chair appointed
the following gentlemen delegates X. NJ Buck,rout,
T. e. Prachy, ir, X. Fl. Arnstead, Parlse Slater, X.
p. Taylor Ii. NJ. Waller John NJ. King and W. NJ.
Moody.
On motion of L. &. Pcachy it was
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary be
added to the above delegation Also, that any Dem.
ocrat Of this city who may be in Hampton during the
sitting of the Convention, be- and hereby, empow-
cred to act rs delegate.
On motion, il was
Resolved. That the Richmond Examiner and En-
qurer and Norfolk News and Argus, be requested 10
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
Gu notion the meeting adjourned.
j. B. COSNAIfAN, Chm'n.
S,.r'v
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ENGLAND AND NICARAGUA.

1t is stated that Intercepted corre.poHdence be-
tween the British government and Costa hica, 10
which the torlnsr agreed TO contribute two thousand
stand OF 10 the latter has fallen into " aiSer
hands. The letter making this offer isfrom the foreign
office of Great Britain Ia E. Walerstein, the Consul
General OF Costa Rca. There are several other let
Rcan Minister at Washington informing his govern
OF recent letters received from the governments
of Great Britain and France. in which great sympa-
thy felt for the Central American States IN general
Another informs the government of Costa Rra tlat
AL English feet will be Immediately sent to the Pa
chic coast Of Costa Rcs.
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TILE KANSAS MEETING.

Quite number of the distinguished gentlemen in.
vited to address the Kansas Convention to be held in
this city, the eth inst, have siguted their inten-
ton OF being present
Among them we may mention Messrs. Clay and
lverson. of the Senate, with Messrs. keitt, Boyce,
Wright of Mss Brooks, Bark sdale and Others Of the
House of Representatives. Fine addresses may be
confidently expec,ed.-l South SIDE Democrat.
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pIrTsYLvANlA ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

The District Convention, which met in Danvie on
Wednesday, selected VIM. II. Clarke Esq. of Hall
fax aud VIM Is. Thompson Esq. Of Franklin, dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention, and James NJ.
Dillard E-q. of Henry and Walter Coles, Jr. Esq,
of pttsylvania alternates. The Convention did not
ad"p. any resolutions instruetns the delegates how
n yntp
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t.,, Ia r,!s .r'.:-.lu'i )" ~'''r..'"
Sn,i. .'''i": l'.i': itr,'p ~ si.'.'.'I y 4;
;fir.,.:- ru;..L.L,t .:ta G,ISt'y i"te''."ini ;n
snrii. SE, ,.;n n, the ~ influence OF his hs
po.itio" aud gr",t patronage 1" carry STAR
This cunniu.Iy devised scheme o .h, s"nn"rt Of
Wings friendly 10 the earss men! ~ ;,onJs Of the
%~a ; o"; an" "rI. 'v Sr p'~s,~' hm" ""~rd 10
F'ar.i tEm%c J.y% q M'< ns1 T1 r@' ,mk.
ga" "' '' :, mr.. ',rrIcI.LINfLuENcE SDFArEoS
Va .,. Support or THE SCHEMES OF WM IL. ST.
W Vs., II ASn TIlURLoW WEED;
"Iji, Uaom sentiments arc a~ strong enough 20 en-,
,ii, him 70 81 qu"Hy w&h he c"stody q IN" f"H'
.,,d rs al ,sSnp. HI r"RGETs ALL ABOUT CoArR"-
y,sr, SECESSION, REsCuEs ASU RInTS. ASD Is WILL.
NC Tn AFFILIATE WITH THE WORST FOE VI
rae UNION, RATHER THAN SEE THE DEMOCRACY
TRIUMPH ~ NEW YORK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02
UNIVERSITY OLE VIRGINIA..

We understand that there will be special meeting
of the Board of Visitors nf the University Of V;r-
giuia on the 10Th day Of May. full attendance Of
The members is very desirable, matters Vi great in.
terest to the University will be considered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02

ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS OF HENRICO.
The Democrats of llenrico County will meet at
their Court House the first Monday in May tdth)
to appoint delegates to the District Convention, I" be
held in the city of Richmond on the second Tuesday
in said month, for the purpose Of e!ectng delegates
20 The National Convention, which will meet at Gin
cnrati Oh the first Monday in June next. They WILL
At the same time, take INTO consideration the proprie
~ of making nominations for county officers.