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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
o H / o Ri V E R.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 4th inst. at O'Clock p NJ
, IT, h. FUES SLOUIsyILIE-TIE SUPERIOR
entirely new steamer Hickman. George W.
orn MASTER will leave. for Louisville and all
Intermediate landings, above For freight passage apply
on board, or to tf'
JOHN Z. HYDE & CO., G6 Poydras street.
Ear The Hickman is very light draug, (ony l6 inches)
ma shippers can depend upon their goods going through with
. . :
l. w Il NJ Is s l S P P1.
1r,1 1,-- =, n--- :, ------.--------------- -----
-1YT2Te d, REGuLAR MEMPHIS PACE
11aEI$s Er-For Memphis, Helena Napoleon Green
vile, Lake Providence Vickaburg, and all in
ernedate lndnslh he ne fast running passenger
LOUISA Frank Keeling, MASTER will leave above For
Fe'sht OF pisaaee apply on boirt or 70 ,
p r,o ; ,a l.hM Is Il, sNApP 4 CO., 4 Front street.
he on'ah as nat been thoroughly repaired and pn
season ~ seq
sPese NEW II - IN ~ ,s.;, ~ ~ =; u
HEIIHa LEON Ps OK Nno, aa1s = i!fi ~ 80
$sss4ss Ing Customs Iandnr colunia "is i;si ,si
Lake Princeron carolina Iandin an u ,I Stamh %
ings-The fine fast running PASSENGER naca Il
J. Ed Mrot~nnrry rnas,ar Iii @ phet NEpuDtIE.
passage apply on board or to ' ''''e fo ''e'sn'
tse2D LEWIS g. CO. f1,.nnt
VIII leave on TT ESDAY te I'll, tust at ococ,, p n
Y%.. IT, ~ MAIL. pa f;IS tnTR = RHt.i 4 .i-I,p ! r.
Memphis and Cairo sumner PacLe.For ('aira
Memphis Helena Nanoleon f:rennv;c and al
landings in the Bends-Ihe nav nnuI"r nas~a,a nnni",
steamer Kate Frisbcc Frisbee master viii ,epv. es
above For freight o nnssn.s annv ~ nnrI ~ ~ Rave NJ
o. JOHN +, 4iYnE r y ~ q gr p poyd t1
tion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

e rsI.kr sLAyE r. DEPOT, NO. ,i55 COMMON
A STREET-The undersigned has on hand and will keep
5 constantly for sae Tor eiher CASH or City AceePanGe
Of al descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS, etc.
Having leased the thee-stoy dwelling No l56 Common
Baronne street tie is prepared accommodate Traders
and their Slaves reasonable obtained in the
city,
Paricuar attention will be paid conssnmens Slaves
THOMAS +. FRISBT, 156 Common street.
RErEEENcEs + Co Garry Person J. c. Kicks
%. Richard Beck J. q. Cocks Co. Watt DeSaules.
N B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES. nj ly
CIiHIAN'S BACfASSE EEUlSNACE.-gEPORT
Va III circulation by unscrupuio parties the effect tina; my
Patent BagasSe Furnace uringeamt other
and thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
liable suit for damages have mHde it eXpedent for
employ an eminent Hn we'll known Patent attorney to examine
all the papers file ut the Patent Office in relation the sub
ert. and his statement below sufficient comment upon the
intelligence honesty Of tosc who would prejudice bus
ness by such means SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Nache1 street, New Orleans.
WASHISGroS, D. c., March "A, 1856.
To Samuel r. Gilman, Esq.
SirSHEar planters with perfect scty and security
corrnct with yon for yonr improved Iacsse Funace il
wise conflicts with tene claims held under existing
tents TO be sill more explicit in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents, Respectfully Yours /
THOS. 6. CLINTON, il Seventh street
HpI If opposite Patent Office.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,



FROM an SEPTEMBER 3lsT OCTOBER
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily AT half
past o'clock p NJ anGarriyes At Magno" Ais ninety
leaxes Mngnoaevery morning 23 o'cos nd reaches
an a g T1in leaves Sew Orleans every Sunday at ocoek
& A. ~ for nG Ss and M igef,ns4te Cd ; so II and retnrn
ye EHSIe # 1c se ps @ % ss esH %y s 3 % 1s vsa M e
onany ,rnn between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning,
SEASON. ITIGKETs msy, f o5a:ned the office Of the
Thoes halves in packages Of five reduced price,
No!ored persons are not permitted to ride in the trans without
the stations to and from which they IS the pass viii
ditec" only those making trip both will have 10 be
a FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New ORLEANS for Magnolia and
Intermediate stations O'Clock, A. Nj every Tuesday Thurs
] 8 M a sSey o"y MT 1 sW oFfSi I F4a Fnr m
morning at The honr Thi, train stops on FRIDAYS and
to reccy and deliver freight bis my other days.
20. No rrisft vii! be received nj the New Orleans depot
Il. P. GUYAED, sup't Transportation.
and from jackson to Magnolia every day, connecting
WITH lle pa2senserra 3 II
re- ,sSEsHs NtM a}b oHthHAN$; thHh4 ~Es4pHS 9Pis
WINTER ARRANGEMENTs:
the of
Of hi, road will leave tie Depot Alge< follows:
Greint eigs. sNery %ysry DAY 2ay af: 4 n
Arive Bs, Eouf fn.......,...........12 .1230 P. NJ.
RETURNING:
Leave Bayou Ba"Lt at.............-l"} T, y.
T.
Excursion tickets 60 resrur stations and back the
same day will be issued as follows:
To aceand, 1afource Crossings aud Terrebonne. 20
- iserFl!ie. &
l'etween regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains, leaving
the foot OF ST. Ann EVERY MORNING O'clock pre-
ciselr
Freight will be received for Bayou Bnf and intermediate
stations by the Company the wharf the foot OF ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until 8 o'clock p. NJ. All up freight
be paid by the shippers, and freight be delivered ill
oer Stations than Bayou dGs emands Raceand lafourcle
Crossing, Tgrrebonne rigcrylt and Bpuf where
the Company have agens) must ba pre- paid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight had application
AZ the Office Of the Company.
TIL, TIAIER,
arl Il Master TRANSPORTATION.
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~ RICH sS CO.'S CEAEBlSATEI9 PA
gNaIEl;TENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES, FOR BOOKS. PA
nj nj llss PERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED By sTEARNES

6,fN,
AWlFI!TEST FfREpR0oF SAFEss Fur B05Ks. "A.
M AsipERS tTC NJ EIrr tGriy i En RS ST7l. !, VES
n MI;v n tntJS '' ' - ' ~ "a ''t'7
TheSn ~. Tho fr -a,, fra ,-oof e,fas ss- r,a,a
They have PASSED hrou.h more severe Trials Of intense loaf
vci,ioi H.. lass ~ Ln, r ,n,, ,n, ,n, 49, ~
in the w,rd Ths fart Is rn n,iS,d % wv sr @ cI ] d;is
trras: ,erSon nrG rni,ed ,ri,;, r III or;. w. - 80,
- n w, rn, ,,.' -, .'tt
r,yi[ .h a.c. M ah;ii, ] r a ~ tts ot'en ','s @
MI nnparnleel re,unon =" '''+'' SeN''s 'o ''''
u, +L.a
fact, and buv none hut Rich CO., Salnnsnirr a": hr
nv. s,nnIitrl will, H. ycrv last ri ocl-s -S' -
ti7ans an straers yf"bin" " ia no nj Safes sra anc
F,
ever Offered in ts ct now on hnd AMI or Sai al s. Grarje
s,ra.t Nv D-ln,nv ''' ' " ~ iStTi'IJI,Ii '"''e'
AZ dSW,f Sale Auen. for Stearns + Torvn
~ - ~ - - y - - 80
nR 11f,ySyynn5> WHO HAS uAnF1yF yFApc
:rr ~ ~ ~, " Nv LA ~ "a ~ " , 4 - -
To- fnt,ir. Iii nt,I ~ % riin n.y. m Pa pa ; n ~ F'S H. @ os
NJ ,u.%n M ~ % ~ ~ ~ ,ii " & Tn W !. Wi nc ~ "htH
ir,ri IorSs i iir M II T E W IVA az ,n Nv I;,ar
IIrn I,i.s ,ho; i,; , e, 4e.'
nimfs nd Rhrmntis' in t o~ WOW - orn In 1 i ;
n ,,, % W. - az; "a ~, % ot tulla ~ , MIS- fT
Flng HIn' & " sj tIn c1s r. ii"
tar,nn Can,rc nr,nr,, ,, ~ .'u 'i' ''''' vi ''e'
All who nrc snt"rin wnu1d do VIII IN va r,r call rtorn
,ni,r I r, a t,- VII" Vii w. t'a to t't i 'c t'i' pcile
,ii.r nyslr m tn c,It NJ. W. ,,r, ,l , h I; poi Wy r.
I,,,, IN m i,ms ~ % ~ ~ @ WI" ~ ,,Nt - ,y
iii EI"N HT4 SPE,lFT c. nv r. i1 "1 my etFreS' H T'H
H ~ - o. ~ , 90 ~ ~ ~ U,t :i' NC l!ul ~ II N! o'et t>
.,1., ; 2 Tt r , ~ Nt1trHi Meoct' MA II Is
M ' ,,a of f. ky ] ~ ,s' I Ststne c?holn'
,n,,t vii, . @ ,IiE ~; III IN ne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04
WATERING PLACES,

49, PASS CHRISTIAN FIOTEL-THIs COM
: motipis and eligible establishment is open for the
u reception Of visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment Of inferior
hotel upon the Gnlf Coast. GRICE IL JAMES,
iy4 2p3t--lm Propretnrs.
NA CULLUM SPRINGS -CHOCTAW COUNTY,
T Alabama.-The proprietor of the above delightful Water
El ing Place his thanks the citizens Of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
last and bes leave them that he will be
happy> them again this An Express will
with the Springs and New Orleans this season. thereby
ab.ing visitors the above place communicate with their
friends trns expense without the usual delay caused By
the mails
RATES aoARp
Ter Haf - w
E- Hacks in waiting At the landing the arrival of
every boat. cpnTey Immediately the Springs.
H9- An Analysis Of the be had W B. Phillips.
No. 3 ST. Charles street, who my agent in New Orleans.
je9 I'm CHARLES ClTLLUM Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

I EEDS' FOUNDRY. NEW ORLEANs.--LEEDs 4
IL Co. Iron Founders amt Manufacturers Of FercAl and fior
zotn Steam Engines. Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans S-
gar Kettles Clae Filters. Sclm and Horse Power Drain.
ing MuchiicS, SAW Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns and
Fronts for Buildings Furnnce Mouths rate Bars etc. and Hl
Machinery required for the South.
We have duly prepnred TO construct
STII.LMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
falo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

MOODY, y. W, SHIRTS, GENTLEMEN 5 FURNISH;
w ing Goods ard Fancy Articles coEier Canal street and
Exchange P}si"..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

MORRISON. q. NJ, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, OILS
vi Paints FerfImerr. etc No, y Magazine street
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 4th inst. at s o'clock 7. NJ
, ~ FOR II ED RIVER-FOR SHREvE-
port Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore, Campte, Alex
+44Ess andria, f;orois and nl intermediate landings
The fine, light drausht steamer Effort, William McMen
muster. will leave above For freight passage apply
b0nrd -
% T. B. SMITH Tchoupiouas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

hJEYER, II. H., lOl Camp street, WATrlIMAkEK
vi AND DEALER rs JHWELlE, GOLD PENS, FANCY
ARTICLES AND WATCHES. Ali jeSgery articles repaired
81 moderate -rr.S NIB
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MORGAN, j. c., BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Ex'
vi change F!i"e adjoining the Poet-ofce
ETENiSDE. a, u Co., MEMS AND BOYS clio
III THING Of all sizes ard qualities. wholesale aud retail,
sarutr Of tGrlN.r 4Ml MMgAzne sEeetH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

toulas above ST. Joseph COPPER, TIN AND SHEET
ltbN NDR EltS prepared do all kinds S work
in their line of business such pntns Tin and Copper Gut
tes Valleys Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roofs
in all parts Of the city moderate prices with prompness and
dspoch All kinds Of Johbng md Repairing attended With
dispatch By s;rc attention nl o:ders hope merit
share Of the pnblc patronage
We beg leave refer the following gentlemen Messrs
CToIer Wing amison McIntosh Cook Il Morchouse, Ro
ert Hughes Il. " Church. Thomas Murray, Isaac Thayeg,
tiHler, TurpiH :. Co. J. W. Jewell
Letter Box 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 81
Ghnrlns Al2l aDnltM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

DILEE4EiE. GOODRICH ~ Co., COTTON FAC
l TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 43 Caronie
let -r-ne coranr Union street. up stairs. nSdcw
I1aIBLIN. X . Il. Co., DEALERS IN CLOTHING AID
L FURNISHING GOODS, No. 81 Camp street, R27
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I EyDIS - CO., j., DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
T. Fancy IlrE 'io0!a, Garner Canal and Bourbon streets.
I AWHILE. T.. c., ATTORNEY ATLAW, NO. l3
- Exchange F.t. opposite the Post Office, New Orleans.
ralH
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30, POINT CLEAR EIOTEL.-THE PROPRi

-, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
t be opened on the first day OF June under the personal at
AL of JOHN McDoNNEhl, OF IA Common street
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors al
home.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06
Latter from the Rev lame, n Finley

This old gentleman, whom we noticed
few days ago as having been Knocked
down by Buchanan ruffisn, has sent a
statement OF the affair TO the Western
Christian Advocate. from which@e copy.
Il have ways desired that 81, rumors
should be fairly and lrutkluils stated sud
knowing that rumers often gain by the dis
tsnce they run. lmake TO you the following
statement; On the 18th instant went 30
Lewisbufg 10 meet nav old friend, Hon H.
ID. Campbell, HON not seen since nus
return from Washington City, aud % attend
the Republican meeting there. snd having
occasion 10 retire Tor short period, was,
while out, followed By co"sraiE as
sass,n, and with stone % bludgsoa, only
few PAGES from The house, was Aaeesea
down aud left Ia state OF inssnsioihty .~--
N must have been done hy some one who
h.,s,, me for NY firm and unyieldlBs oppo-
s,non 20 the WHISKY aud slavery cause
know. sm hated by many ot those who
think whisky IL sne Of Gods good cTes,
lures and ought 10 be made. drsnk aud
wofshipped, II il kitled snd dsmned every
msn, womsn aud child. | sm also hated
by the s.asescTsts, who think God made the
colored msn, snd bis wife aud children
ohatteis tor them 10 Ill their purses with.
BuI an, opinion Is dferent from thls -
These two classes Of men love 10 hate me,
and now know that they would have maT'
dered ne but, thsHk God | still 1--we, and
hope TO live stil:, TO proclaim against both
these CREST evils with my latest breath and
10 preach liberty TO the esptiyes, aud the
opening oi the prisons 10 those who are
bound 70 lot tn greatest liberty Of con,
science in religion, for tree grace, tree
speech, Tree press, aud free territory and l
viii say. with Patrick Henry, GIVE me lb-
er,y OF give me death =
Sept. 10. 1856. ]. b. FINLEY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06
Demonstration al rippseanos.

A correspondent writes from the Tlppe-
canoe battle ground Gu the lst inst. 10 the
Chicago Prtss as follows, in relation to the
gathering Of Fresmen on that sacred spot -
Acres on acres OF Freemen are assem-
bled here 10 day. II is cenlesssdly the
largest gathering Of the campaign. and very
far outnumbers the Buehsnier demonstra.
ton held here few weeks since.
The ground presents gra I'D appearance,
Thirty one hsg-sistts are erected in circle,
from which days with names Of the diffe-
rent States Kansas included, are flying,
while in the centre rises 3 majestic pole,
Haunting the National Banner inscribed
with the names OF Fremont and Dayton.
The Lsfay cite Guards have provided the u.
selves with eleven large tents, and are ell.
csmped on the Battle Ground, as well as
The Toledo aud Indianapolis Artillery and
several other military companies from dis
lance, The military encampment Is one ct
the most attractive outside Gestures OF the
demonstration,
Cassius ii. Clay and Others are now Sd
dressing the vast mllutude The enthus-
asm is un bounded
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06
TIE Great WORK Completed TEroast TO esiro
uy Daylight

The Illinois Central Railroad is compile
ted On Saturday the 9th ait the last
rail sss laid down and the last spike driven,
and on Monday Col. Mason Chief Engineer
OF the great work, with Dir. Watson, Diyi-
SION Superintendent, passed over the lower
portion Of the Chicago Branch to the msin
trunk at Cenuslia IL must have been 4
proud day for Col. Mason We are now in
direct railroad connection with Cairo
Trains we presume will very shortly be put
upon the track to run direct between the
two points
The Illinois Central Railroad is one Of
the wonders Of the age. The great length
of the road, the means By which it was
built the energy with which the work wa.
prosecuted, the fertile and ssIabuoui re-
gions which i opened up 10 settlement. and
the great changes that have been wrought
along the line as fast as different sections
Of it we're completed, all eonspire to render
j. marvel even to Western people. and a
wonder TO al! the world besides. We pur-
pose, sc soon as the polticsl pressure shall
have eased up sufficiently to give US the
leisure for the undertaking, to present de-
tailed history Of this road Chicago Press.
ID inst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

A SOUTHERN SURVEY OF THE FiEIp.-
The New Orleans Data, hiibuster and
di.union sheet watch advocates the claims
Of Buchanan, reports a. iollows u The pres
snt aspect Of The struggle
There are two main armies in the fe!d
one under The lead Of Fremont and thesoth,
ef under the lead Of Buchanan They ore
nearly divided By sectional lines; the Bu
chsnan forces having 'foflorn hope 10 ia E
North 10 oppose the massive columns OF
Black Republicauism and the Frsmor! arsay
declared aRzaiares In Kentucky, Viroinia.
and Maryland, and plors Latent sTaEssTH
IN OTHER SoUTHEKS STATES THAN MAST
ARE 4wAEE. But, outside these maiu com.
bstants, We find rowing squads Of Fillmore
men, hurrying and staggering about 10
eyerybody's way, and shouting, with many
an cath and brsysdo, that ihey are 9oiao 10
pay as part Of Tie littts dog in the fshf be.
,oeers TIE unicorn and The lion, and 1Olip tolh
partiss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06
nsx !. Carry On, r,....n.

We notice daily re-end0rssmeats kypoii-
ticians aad pspers 1t the South -of The rea-
sonable threats of dissolutjen IL Fremont 10
elected, the fashion Of which ~as set BY
hessrs. Hllm0e, Wise, Breckenridge. Bal
iy Brooks, Frank Granger, Gov Wells Of
Maine, and yarous smaller Try in the Pro-
Slavery Buchanan ana FILLMORE ranks. We
have been waiting to see hoe tA<s were 90
tao 10 do It, Brooks, indeed, ventursd on
the magnificent suggestion, 20 march to
Washington and seize the TrsssuEy. ETC.
The Treasury is undoubtedly what those
people are after, but as the Government
funds are mostly elsewhere, at New York,
Boston. Philadelphia. etc, the proSect does
not promise we'll The Petersburg. Va
I.ieA.eenosF IS brighter than It's fellow con
aps.ators, and comes out with the proposal
that aoeods should accep, Office under
President Fremont throughou, the South,
1t says:
No maa IN the South can take con-
mission from him, and no msR sent from
the North to the South. for the purpose OF
hthne ATTY Office under his administration.
will be allow ed TO sisy here He viii be no.
titled 10 esye. and If he disregards the no
tee he will lie carried of on rail and his
Office be shat up. Take cur os town IS
an example VII any citizen 81 il socept
commission al Postmaster from Fremontt
Ii one so base could be found he should not
be allowed to remain in the Office one day
OF hour, but would be driven from our midst
with The unanimous eXecrstiaas OF the com
maniiy upon his infamous head, Here, the q,
would be stepPage OF the mails, and what
will follow"
We suppose one thing would follow
The South would be len withou, MALE
Watcher this would be the worse Tor the
President, or for the South, anybody can
Judge, The country would moi suffer much
anyway. The expense of sustaining South
ern mail service is nueh. more than the in
come, and We at the North have 10 pay for
the transportation of our own letters and
papers, and for large portion Of that which
goes beyond Mason and Dixon's line be-
sides. Ii would be something To have that
leakage stopped. The difference to the
Southern people would not be much. In
their sParseiy settled plantation districts
they might miss the visits Of the mail rider
some aud the better sort OF Southern pa pers,
without Northern journals to quote from,
and abuse, and misrepresent, might lose
what little ability and yigor they have, and
grow dull. Inevitably after while, the PEG
pie would have TO get up cheaper and
poorer mail service for themselves, or peti-
ton Col. fremopts Postmaster General 10
replace that Of tbs Genersl Government.
Our impression is, hsweyer, that the
shrewd fellow who proposed to be content
for his fortune" Nth the Jerry toll OF ONCE
seekers from the South, who will cross the
Potomac after the Pathfinder is elected,
would become millionaire, despite the
threats Of the Iaelissaosr. But the way
these people talk about what the South will
do u Fremont is elected, is an interesting
Indication Of the fact that they expect TO
have to bear it somehow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

We learn that sn immense crowd Of the
human species assembled between Peru and
Lssalie on Wednesday, 70 witness the dis
gushing spectacle Of a deadly fight between
the Australian bear and a farocious bull
from Grundy County The owner Of the
bear had E,ied UP 30 anphitheatre at
large expense and to remunerate himself
had collected dollar out Of each spectator
ia exchange Of the privilege Of enjoying the
sight,
The tine care the comUalant5 ere let
into the riDg,-'he crowd stood agope in
anxious suspense when 10, the bull Just
took one LOOK at his shaggy adversary, and
not liking bis appearance, broke through the
iron enclosure-lhsnce through the crowd
and next high and strong fence and then
ran three or four miles before he could be
secured.
We learn that the spectators were very
much exasperated al the disappoi ntment in
not seeing The two animals gore each other
and some even talked Of lynching the pro.
prietor Of the exhibition for letting the bull
get away Otaaoa Republican. Sspf 2Th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

BUCHlEAE TEsTTFIss IL FAVOR Or FEE-
aosT.-The New York papers Of Saturday
contain the testimony Of James Buchanan,
in regard to Col. Fremont's conquest Of Cal
lfornia. In 1862 Col Fremont was arrest
ed in Loadon for debts incurred by him
while Governor q California, 10 March,
laiT. The Court Of ESehequer appointed
commission At Philsdeiphis, before which
Mr.. Buchanan testified under oath, and we
nov have, from the files ;of that Court bro,t
over by the last steamer, Bu ehsnsn's ,e.t.-
mony, e1culpaiing Fremont from all blame
In The matter, endorsing his drafts upon the
Treasury, and saying that he, Buchanan,
him, Fremont, the couqneror Of
California. This is deadener upon Ere
mon,'s traducers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

SOMETHING ToR WHICH THERE ls DO Pat
4Iya.-The editor of the Muscstne Jour.
aal invites the editorial fraternity to be pres
eut ct the State Fair and says, that 'fin or
der none may be frightened from coming, it
will state that there Is no premium offered
ior the ugliest man" Muscatine, il Is gen
erslly understood, monop0lizes everything
In thss line
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

aAss.-Ihe most touching and b. sutifll in
cldent Of the dsy occurred IN front Of the
old home Of The murdered Hoy. The car
rage containing the South Deerfeid deIegs
hon OF ladies was driven be lore The house,
when NE South Deerfeld band played
dfge. u %Ss ell IN such good taste aud
was touched BY 30 many Gournfui assoc d.
hons, thsl all were melted by it, At the
close u the dtrgs, Dir. Jones, connected
with the family, came out and, IN neat
speech, made appropriate acknowledgment
Of the delicate consideration which the de-
n cpstrslioL had lts birth.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

a large Fremont meeting was held on the
1otb rlt., on the farm at Frsnklin, N. H.,
which formerly belonged 10 Daniel Wet
ster aud his ancestors. The proprietor, r
L. Fay, EGG, Of Boston, al old li1e Demo
crs,, nov Republican, was present, and
made speech. A Fremont flag wss IN
rolled directly in front Of the Webster man
sion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

IkIEkIeE Iowa AS ana grand rally
Of the Freemen OF Iowa is 10 De had a.
Newton, Jasper county, GA Tuesdsy, Oct
I<th Gov. Grimes and other Distinguished
speakers ere 20 be present We would
urge upon our readers 10 that direction,
whose numbers are becoming legion, 70 al
tend. Give one day 70 your country and to
freedom, and you will work all the better
for the little relaxation from business and
the courage with which you viii be in
spired
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-06

IL has been suggested ihss 40 case
South Carolina dissolVes the L MON, her ia e
tional coin will have lone red star On one
side. and niger on the reverse, yslsirsa
BIZ gutts percha cane