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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-10
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

NV partner, J CalkRss, Esq, viii -rsu.aet all ny
VII buspsss and business of the Gfm during my
EsE EFNEFE
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perKaR.PHlHa.- The uncertainty with
sirh communications are transmitted 10
Chicago almost destroys the usefulness OF
The telegraph 10 our citizens, Not only !.
ths .t,ce in this city confined 10 { wretch
saly dark and unsuitanl / room but the bat
tsY will no, PERM, the operator portion
r he time 10 transmit messages Eas' A
gee.lsna l,fgely engaged in business in
car civ yeHt mes age 10 Chicago on the
,rrfrst which did rot reach that city until
.H. evening Of The a,b The asme gentle
nsu iar.rus Us that he has frequently sent
dispatches lnleuiei tor that city thai never
reached their destination This matter
.nsalf be remediej the propfietors owe it
90 taeu3elye4, + not 10 our citizens, to have
iea connection ssa, in ne good condition ss
possible
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ron DAILY GAZETTE.
New YORK Items

Ne YoRK, Nov. Alex. Beebe, LII ID.
for thirty years editor OF the Baptist Regis
ter, died at Utica last evening.
Capt. Steele Of the Oriental says he pass
ed yesterday morning near Long, the upper
works and portions of the cabin Of anew
propeller They are doubtless from the
propeller seen by Capt Champney Of the
Vermont, and il 10 feared that some serious
disaster has occurred.
The brig ]. G. Deshler is ashore at Nine
Mile Creek, Like Ontario, with cargo OF
wheat from Chicago. She will probably
proye total loss. Part Of the cargo viii
be saved Both insured
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jgrsd.
IRON Ehs Boston Traveller, AgF, L..
The steamer Bay State, Capt Jewett,
.ar New York for Fall River, al the usual
hagr on FRIDAY evening, with about 100 pas
--Rpprs Alta little alter six o'clock, when
the steamer war OF Huntington, terrible
trash vas heard A few moments before
.Ue passengers had len the supper table. -
Iha ladies' for the most part had gone into
mslr saloon, end the gentlemen wete dis
.ubu,ed about the boat,
Tie crash wEs Ia consequence Of the
gaat iron walking-besm, weighing from
,ve.ye to fourteen tons, having suddenly
mapped IN two IN The centre, crashing
through The hurricane deck, the saloon deck,
lhe saloon stairs 10 the gentlemen's cabin.
Italso broke tie main after guard beam, a
v.rv heavy niece oil timber. This broke the
b4g and saved the hull rom injury, or 9TH
1rw.zo the great mass OF iron might have
g8hs through the bottom OF the boat. OF
course this startling accident created great
confusion among the passengers, and was
certainly fortunate that il did not occur a
few moments before, when large aumbers
O.. the pass ngers were ascending the stairs
trJTn the supper table.
Some OF the male passengers, IN their
fUght. crowded into the boats, hanging up
On the crsnea, but were Immediately or"
dsFsd oul again BY the officers Of the boat
TIE ladies', at fret, were good deal alarm
Ell but, on the whole. behaved with com,
me0dabl cooiness
The most ferious result of TIE accident
Vas % consequence OF fragment OF the
viking beam as Il went up tearing oil tho
top Of the CYLINDER, which caused the steam
10 escape 10 large quantities iNto the Tor
ward saloon In this saloon was seen sitting
lIst before the accident, girl OF nineyesrs,
Damed blanchard, daughter of Mr.. Blan.
rhsfj, shoe dealer, Of Brook lyn, N Y. She
as, apparently, booking at the machinery
ct the engine. Ae the steam rushed in. she
probably, ID her fright. inhaled II IN large
quantities, causing almost instantaneous
death trom internal burns. Her lace aud
hand. were also badly dishgured with the
steam Medical aid was procured az soon
ne possible, but she was beyond their help
u hers in the saloon rushed out, aud sscs-
ped without injury,
Mr, ] b. Fiagg, formerly vi Exeter, now
% Sioux city, Iowa, who vas in his state
room, opened the door when the accident
occurred, and was enyeluped in the steam,
by which he was badly scalded.
Mr., A. j Baldwin, OF Yarmouth Por,
wac also ia his state room, which was IN
staHliy filed with steam He forced open
his door, threw himself upon the floor,
craalei along the sa 'oon and slid down the
ladder TO the main deck. As be went do"
with his hands GA the ropes, the sealded
flesh was torn Oft, He ID seriously Injured,
but II his lite 10 saved II will be in couse-
qar0cs Of his presence OF mind in the face
at Danger.
Fae dead body OF Miss Blanchard, AMI al
81 Messrs FIagg and Baldwin. the injured
men, y ere brought ON IN charge of the oifi-
cgrs OF the Fall River boat, The two latter
aye now at the u. s. Hotel. where they are
itteving every attention,
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Fort Des iieines Land Agency.
Ian w ARRAN rs.

III 4HdersiEhed nave for sale Land Warrani.n
difefeol sizes, which they Will .etlfoT cash or or
:. saa to suit purchasers.
hey will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location sl ands in Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
#antan and other IS esterH Land DISTRICTS AI.ot0
a-sy men Z ri taYe. and land business generally.
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rhs Election

nolv brief dispatch was received last
s.m,a,y evening. giving the result OF
-. conntiss in Illinois In the evening
late dispatch came, stating that Fremont
"a 10000 majority in Illinois 20 taf az
IA rom. and twenty southern counties to
rnme IN, n
Another Dispatch came later from Chi
.saa stating that Fremont had 10000 ma
~, in Illinois, and that i was the opn'
a Tie leading politicians OF Chicago
,.,, PENNEY lgania had gone for Fremont
a. handsome majority, and that Fremonts
,h,rea, Of election were better tl,an Blu
lhanOn'a.
We give the substance Of these DIS
.scbas Tor whst they are worth. DIS,
',,sbes closed at an early hour. with the
.,sntspee that nothing definite would be
oo,yn from Pennsylvania ill thia evening.
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D fE--1 ~. No1lNe0U's celaITatt4 Eye water
= ; Batchelur Hair Dye, (WsrrlHtrdi
Lyons KAthafiou,
Z . rowAseuds Sarsaparla,
, Ferry Davis Pam Killer,
-af los. superior GuIA Drops,
: gross Schedala SeAuapps, IT.. Al.d 1t
Which uner IL wholesale
EIIELS z
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IT. - ~ = y w .
sss.eea Labeled Teas

SUPPORTING DlaiNlSHEu so PER CENT?
nE. p 4. SMITHS EitECTElG oIi.--Ihe greatest
tss 4ey IA the w0fld i0r the radical care OF Kheu.
adsln, Govt Paias ia the back breast side, paTaiss
4. Headache, Cramps, Frosted Hands Fset, Plies
sore Ey,5 Burns, salt RheuaI, any other disease
ore u p4lGfal fb remedy has been used by thou,.
ittls ia III stand Is pronounced the best ia u.c
This U the system with eleetIitty-Is OF veg
stable QrlsiuaOt the slightest danger OfapyiagH iu.
SadJ q 9atwaFdiF, aad gives relief ia few minu'
FuI sale 10 latls - cts, 20 cts, and 81 For IA Il
1t HINES s CLtPPENGER'S, "a s. next 10 Cook a
sasgents Bank q 10. LINCOLN, Rock Island Gen
Azvut sep rs dff
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Books. Paprr 4 Nialloneri

ATrFa II = ; ~
1 yAVTNH purchased ~ Htre interest IN th . stll
known ami long astsbFeiea L.terafy fHpyf
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms,
tie subscriber respectfully iiJrE{s TIE fFH
and customer gi flstsztblsAI8ehf tiia' taaE tt ##
rom yed the stgel II ihr
New ana Commodioug BTicX store,
asst arDi elait y 4ea ,tlni, alala D. i4pa-
~ by HfJG. ana oag.UIye ltsuilgu IL tlIa
Book Paper and stationery
business cont gHtn" nF ta Hat g8pp1rf hHrrtgg.s
extended 60 tho Ola tfg ELl ADA@-.
Soy ! DIT
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: 71l-l-'l1a-l-l-----l--9l---------.
Banking.
aesaEa0R, LAwEs 4 HLAKENoRH,
BANKERS,

IA NXEDG
49,, : $3.50,
TncYrrsn. gank uofss. Cola and siIvsr Coin
AND LAND WAMHANTS,
.y,..,.,,. pas n ~ as,s., Low - ~.
- ria1ils hasrand made on the sy
p9ymeD flee Of ssionl IN sight drafts on Pa
Id Land Warrants DO ght, sold snd located. Per.
md country property and the selection OF lands for
snfry =.
IN 5Sstylt d iecxt "a sew York, Boston, Philadei-
,aa gsitft,r,re Vasbi.gton CIV PIttsbufx Cinein-
tsfl III Louie and Cbicaou. AWAY. for sale in sums
.3aa he ex ea ''''"'s' '''"s' N"' s'''
WFsGOid and silver Coins DO uxhl and sold.
Time bills On Chleazo, Sc. Louis and New York
Il seouated and bu .insss paper 81 short dates bought
Il tnr lowest rates.
IL Money upon Real Estate securities procured
4. q small Icon. CON nj ai, sion; ,a.,, p.a
-1's9le,. .i.S - o- go,
Notary Public and Insurance. Agent,
. nee Bsnkin Z HpHseof MeGregor, I.swes4 Blake.
pARnCULAR attention gwen 70 Inc ouying and
! aeiI.ns heai f''a'e on e'm'n ''''h rAs'nz ofi1
49, c,sosts .a.f,eet. .friu.. 10 all land. n
is county and CIV We arc faiiy prepared 10 examine
spr e8ftss G qFaw "
acknowledgements attic shortest notice and on the most
f'sa'hae ,,:I tgIns; .,.ps ar,UvunpP
M,6hEbon1 bA8hS . bLhhIaIohE.
COMMERCIAL IysURAECY COMPANY
Of SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Lhfl Ala 9ioo'op.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at FAR Rates
AGENCY, MAIN ". DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DtErfToEs
Jan Il Winner, A. p Ladsx, Roln CLARK,
fhos. Il. Sturgeon. Issae Walker, John II. Fisher
mos. H. Tut. VVm. o. Stands, WR. 5. Cuday,
b Dpsy Carr Gha. H. Peck r. Miiteneergsr,
Liza. jackson Iams. street, II. q. Clark,
IJnn { Evans Francis R.ehisf, Bernard Bryan,
2 .ahsrd Iver.
JOHN ~. NINER, President.
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Ohio Ali Right.

Ouc returns from Ohio are comparatively
meagre, but we have enough to indicate
that Fremont has carried the State by an
increased majority, as compared with the
vote cast on the l4Ih ult. Ii s therefore
4oeless to waste time guessing ut figures
In the face oi the diScouraglng prospects III
other States, the Republicans OF Ohio have
ao0ly maimtained their position. The
Democrats worked hard TO carry this State,
and since the Pennsylvania and Indiana
election, they confidently expected TO sue
coed. They are previously disappointed.
ihe people OF Obi o are good for u MAORI
" against the extension OF Slavery for all
lime 10 come. We are proud of our noble
Hluie.--C Cincinnati Gaz
- -.
IHE TnREE WAsHBURNEs.- Every one
ct lhc three Washburnes ia re-eeeted.---
infaei IN Maine by 5000; Cadwallsder e.,
~ Wisconsin by 3o00, and Eihu b., in IL
hRUis, by lli6ol. They are true mea snd
th7r constituents could not have done BET
ter.
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TALLMAN T. POWERS,
LAND AGENTs
offee Brady Street, between Second and Third
streets.
nFFERf0rsair sre Eaipwiaz yataa Esai r..
)tsis:
City Property in Davenport

City Property in Davenport.
!. House and lot on lard street near he corner
Rock Island.
= SIX lots On fbe .,uth vest corner II Fourth ard
Faraaia streets.
]. sis Iot. atNorta "a epors, between Perry and
EpcE Island Streets
~ cit! mos fsri5 improving ANT VIII ." sefn"H
ta-rai terms.
Farming Lands in johnson County
\. -. $. 2 4 . y i:ange fest =, aefe..
y. 4OfS. r. 3 - I p =, E~ase vest 40 ,cre-
Tn above iaWdsars ~ an tlsf line 81 ttte railroad
.fon Davenport - lows itF.
Clinton County.
Sfns hundred acres of prairie ana eIEots ores II
fjfa,sr land Efyirs ?. o, seven aies tram by
Clinton Co., near tHe Railroad; AL chsice iauh
sell yatered
me above property viii - sold IN Iibefal eraa5.
Scott County
improved farm one ntilt aud a Htif it8m PrIur1-
son. Sixty scresfrst rate lsnd, veil improved With
good aons.g WIN be sod Al bargain
Poweshiek County.
aohandred and ffly ane prairie aad l'fc
miles north Of fonteznns, the county ssal
deh i1-'56-dtt
scotG Co.
100 acres HHimproyed iandtW0 mites from H4e&gfF
Grove, three miles from Hnlcott, ten miles from
Davenport, well wetered.
l00aerns five miles EOFtb westirJm Hickory Grove
very choice iaul.
Near Davenport
One ana 0He-half milos from Court House ,As
D41. with uperb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm u IS Hder the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied With fruit
trees, The most beautiful iAod In the vicinity THE
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of60 acres, 10 HHder cultivation, - 81 t.m-
Dsr never falling stream runs through il. Niil
bs-oid very cheap.
Near Waleott.
50 Acres Of choice iraiEe al bargain,
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puBrv MEETING The meeting called
,r 0rsl Saturday evening by A CoTbtn nnd
r.ray -lhrre Others was alim affair. Al
rr o'clock there were four 10 attendance
auI 81 5 O'Clock only ten had arrived, SO
IS L rappusrd no organization was effected.
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NEW GOODS! NEW Q00Dg
unlmproyed Lanug Llr -

IusI saceirrl a fresh supply Of GIaaaIts. prugs
- Sdis Ilhss Pants, OILS, NOUL aad Nlga Haaa
FOR srtta -, wholesale ana fEtail,
Ott58 ALFOED 4 EaN PAIIEE
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B a N K ] N &
Tallman, Powers & Mclean,
fAaKERs AND DEALERS M EXCHANGE
saaAEtr na.tAt EQAN

EAaKEE5 AND DEALERS IN EAIHaNHE,
DAsf.spot@'s. GOV. a.
. ,FsfCE, Brad 5treel, ystwes4 Second aRe F+fe5
os.fssts, Exchange "a il ne Prineipal q ~ Y
~ United States Gfsat gr9asl7 Ireland an ~.
u niaI Europe boogh stl soid. .... #.,.d
kxchsage.
Collections Of notes, dgails accounts, lesacies SAD
nherisnees made 10 all parts Of the United atAsss'
Cansass and Europe.
stocks and sond: bought and sold On eomraissio
and Dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold AMI located
ExcbsEge cities 10 the United States
Carpenter ~ Vernige, Neg YORK City:
albany City Bank, Albany, "
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, NY;
Bank Of Commerce. Boston, Mass;
Tradesmen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants, & Manufacturers Bank, Piutsatks Pa
SicKim Il Go, Baltimore, NJ d;
Gilmore g. Br0thertonj CintinDstii ONO;
Luess e. simouds, 81 i2nis, Mo-
Citizens Bark, New Orleans, III;
RH swift, Brother Z, Johnston, Chicago. III
5oHs p. II. TALLsAs, eHAR@Es P9wF e.
f',uzhkeepse, N. V. Davenport, lows.
TALLMAN POWERS,
attopneysA Councillors ar Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
. lice Grady street, between Second and Third SIS.
+. ANDS boughtana sold on Commission. Havin z
. Ialso an Office in Eastern New York, at q point
rom which alarge emigration may be expected during
tie present season, We have una.asI advantages to
s. .poss Of lands TO setUa! settlers.
r-PLoansnesoiiated on Real Kststes@carlty
--RFFEREacRs--
yes York City psnghkeepse, y. &.
tsoa john Van Ruran, Hon. ChafiesR. l,u-ges,
dbaris, o7Conof, i Vasssrd la.,
liam f Hayemeyer. benson Tossing
tpthgny Bleeeker. = Prof. s. +. y. Morse
allan B.Skidmore UtsGa, Y.
tlbaHy,S - Hon. Horalio seymour
zeboome, King and Eoies IN .swift and Co,
Frastns Corning. y lie and Fowler
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aII.sEtE " no"

| two splendid 50 acre lots for ssle near Abraham
| hhaf ., Ia Scott county opEiy soon 10
e.
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J n IU3Fd NtFFHFa.
AnE d. toOz & SARGENT

T.. JobE q. Davis has ms 6ag been adst.
1 sd Partner ~ our arm. The business win
a- continued heretofore. ans aEdeF the sane
Hs-as ard style. COOK & SARGEAl
B4F eapCFt, 4 pfiIfst. le55.
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sfH-f.zs .rE F-rrr -.5r H.s.s-.a aa glaa Ave
.... staGfrt J.t. rtlr.
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Aasslsf Bad Disaster on Long Island Sound
serious Accident To The Steamer Bay state
A Girl geald.dts Death Two len Badly In
j4rsd
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millinery, embroidery AND fants
CsHuGss
sgECr9L INVLllIIoy-

u.e ua4ta particular, rI,e sac Ladies' lr r..i
s.at our UeGutslft assortment Of SUI "HaE
aaa .Gglr mb Sea. NstlU -Hd S,iV.i ayH"ais w1 Id"
newt gs .. ~ lee, dsss and walls Inl4t s. ..a,
HuJ5..+s, ialFlts ru5sosI cred Haads sat tashg
t-p~, &c.
I,8Haots NJ every description made a@Taer, an@
Ear,aD.-a I'D please, &4alBG.s aupGte4 win Iat-
itr. auNGs la uua ever. article lH lf-ir iUar q!
4l.# .#-.s
... s..ev beLEt.B s-asHya- pressed aaa sl.er-
cd ... ..gEGI slsusHtas tyv an kinds OIL eElhrot'
lev. ... I'd un- 4uEu q. order 4E Short notice.
b.. e, NICHOLS
.JF .. Hf.-s O. 80 s'a-. .-sHa .#-.. '-.
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asage chance TO AGSsaEe
valuable Farming Lands in scott County.
gnR LEASE

Ei.sss lsnds Ncre selected many wears ago IN,
safaPrse some 81 the Best lands 10 scott County
81 d ave never been before offered for sale
4Ca I'd 80 COOK & SARGENT.
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ti w GOODS
jlEr EEGiyEy Al
Smith $ Variety store,
I2ANclaEoepEG.
WOODEN DEpAyF'guFNT.
E4e aud fancy eaiUrfl Cloths. fuey and i4gR l4asf
aIeiys DOeskU plaiu da BOY plain ul1 plaid tas-j-
h.rt5 sbreP.a TrE taHsmsras
Beaver Cloths
The fashionable artCis fI LNli5 CIaaE4 aad Ia.aal=
nHy and Fuore9 i4ites talH. iu IN an Tie dos asafz
a9ars and trimmings t5HtattlI Also mt.eu 5tl- he5a
grey brown tutet fatiuer9 fol gauta' lnd bnea
kaaturkB leans sud iiuseys Ala, iuH a.#Jr6.aasH
@upleu Hoods and Comforts, lDt lalsas uises ana
rlGfrii also aifes and gent slk M+tt1a H.i W5ieH
tudersIifts and Drawers.
Domestic Goods.
HfaWu anl hIsaahed Musilus OF ali widths and pr es
IrEnR3, al qualities Canton Elatnei' HgaF white rcd
buc and pt tGlorB W4Ileu FauHtfs brown aud iieIh.
eI Ttbs Blmn5ks; shifting aud Apron Chefs; AIneri-
ana Welsh siii warp tad Stalker laaHrs "a sind
~ brD ard blaaahc stesf.nw HHsiu4 cotton anH
VOID tttmlfls, idHseyB; Hickory .Aftiag Prints BE-
m--t tiiathtHie acaez q oil prtcas.
Trimming department.
RE mast t4shioRabf g5yiss fsr Drsss TfimmtH.t
f0r thF ssaS on 5rtHP PRINCES. Wc Hage uo,s ia
-tsla very FEs tss5gtHirnt oI i cyIyfs 81 that We
match any material % dras5 goods 8c: also, All
watf7 II black silk yelyr h'Bhsna a!dre Az Jfgue nHd
other o. rfpti1u4 II br-sa FgiaHH44 Eslt RlHbIHa.
Dres= Ril59oa Trimming fHne yeyai ElbJan= Plush
Edge IllHemusgS@. Gat3i H
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LOCAL MATTERS

,.,. ousutity OF newspapers, very satho'e tof
=, goods, etc, inpackages OF ono hun
HtbfPi"s 4 - mis- ONCE hOt3ilt
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Daukiaa.
b A n X T. r S.

JDh g SARGENT, HaYenpOrt, IOWA.
COOK, SARGENT 4 D0WSEY, Iowa City, Iowa
COOK, SARGENT q PaKKEK, Rock Island, III.
COOK, ARGENT s COOK, Ft, Dee MONIES lows
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ExchanSe
Atlanta and interior Banks.

On aItrarfs ofthe United states bongh tans sold.
COOK, SBkGENI 4 Gouk,
Bankers an and gents,
For pns Aainar. InAh
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Eclectic Medicines.

4 IUNtLE IE 9tglN u Eslttte Msdicinas irola Nm
s.. Merryll & Cos Cm.. o., ust received
HINES e GLfPPtNaER.
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CARD,

t+kNAFP Successor of Knapp & Redmsa.3
- WeaIa telarh sincere thanks 10 the patrons a
IS "td urn Tor lhe very liberal support 10
mem, aud hopes BY renewed efforts on mis- IA "a 10
reselNe IA future liberal share 81 patrona 70 nom
.lsettulnating public lie viii al ali times have In
7safe iall aud complete stock OF tseods both s,a
et' AMI Fancy Of the besg aud most fashio nsbje
N tes, which ne natsrs aim self he Will sell al pIlcss
whfh cannot ait TO meet the Fisws OF all bsyers--
~ eNtcads an invitation "a all, 10 call and look
bsroag b his wsrerooms, No. Leciaire Row.
Davenport uet4 diff
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,

nv COOK Z SARGENT.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
ELECTION FRAUDS.

The stnpendous frauds perpetrated at the
late election, in this aud other cities, seem
to have satisfied all that the American par
ty is right in demanding Registry Law,
and there is, therefore, general cxclama-
tion from the honest men of all parties:-
awe must have Registry Law" 1t
seems to be regarded as the sole panacea
possible for the disorders of the times. IL
should also be made peniteutiary offence
for election officers, who refuse to admit
Watchers, legally appointed by the Court.
These, and many other provisions ought to
be enacted and rigidly enforced.
AT the late State election, the motto Of
the wire-pullers of the Loco Foco party
evidently was to ensure success, by fair
meaus if possible, and by fraud If necessa-
ry. It is time now that the Loco Foco lead
ers should be made to understand that
tEeir frauds will be submitted to no longer.
Outrages upon the ballot-box have been
tolerated long enough. They must be stop
ped, or ere long every large city in the Un-
ion will witness the Inauguration of Vigil
ance Commit tees. There is length of
forbearance beyond which you cannot make
people go, whatever may be the theory of
abstract law in regard to it, which may be
adopted. We yield to none in our unquali-
fed condemnation of all violence, Of all
mob law, of whatever kind or description
it may be. Tt is no new doctrine with us
as our columns abundantly testify; and it is
because we are energetically opposed to
any trampling upon the laws that We now
again decidedly protest against ary attempt
to prostitute the ballot-box, by making it
give different verdict from what it would
give if none but real, bona fide voters were
allowed to deposit votes therein, conscious
as we are that so long as frand is attempt.
ed, SO long will the masses rise in their ma
jesty at last to put stop to it, Pdiia.
.hews.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-12-05
DANGER OF WEARING
HOOPS IN A VERY HIGH WIND

The Detroit Advertiser says:--'s During
the high wind on Satu. day afternoon, aud
while the dust was circulating so thick that
no one could see more than the length of an
eyelash in front, lady, dressed in the most
elegant style, in coming around one of the
corners, was lifted off her feet by the force
force of the wind acting on the great ex-
panse of surface which she presented to ii.
The wind, unfortunately, did not set her
down in the same position in which she was
before being taken up. but turning her gent
IL on ore side, it laid her endwiss on the
sidewalk, where she commenced series of
astonishing gyraiions, rolling over and over
on the hoops of the skirts. and exhibiting
q species of locomotion which il not yet
generally appreciated, and which may come
into fashion, with high winds and large cir
clets of light materials. As the lady thus
rolled over and over several persons we're
knocked down and passed over bY the lady
and the hoops, without ever knowing that
anything had bent them. ortunately for
the lady, the dust and astonishment Of the
people out of doors permitted but few to
witness this new method Of getting along iu
a stiff breeze, and keeping up full sail at
the same time. AS we came round corn
er, we found the lady wcdged between
lamp post and hydrant, and Immediately
assisted her to an upright instead of re-
cumbent position"