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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04
Coal! Coal!

I GwRI.Y, THOMAS Il co. are now receiving, at
L labciF ard the rail- road depot, loo TONS
O. DAL DAILY Fer Ruela and steam II has no su-
Pc. f. . this Market.
o.. gIo eombinali oE oi tue miners to raise the
rIgs Coal--whieh would mol submit to--se
were N1aOie, fora short time, TO supply our custom
ers. Bat having succeeded in breaking u p this
hual.OB ga 2ich the community has small inter.
cst,) We EoW prepared deliver in this city or
DgveHPort, in quSguty 20 suiE purchasers at our
former prt,es, ou application NJ tue Ward.
Rupf, Island JARg DIR
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STOVE, At NoLttSAi.E
The largest atovo store
in the "c@t..:


I'VE shall receive on the opening Of Yigat0u the
w iaryest stock Of STOVES and TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 30 the state Of Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constart-
y hand ortinuers use are Tin Plate, shtet iroH
Boiler from No. IL To g, Charcoal d., Rassta de-,
fn,tati0H Rassia do, Pirs, tiHHsd CoPper's, Bra
tsr's d.. Block tiR, Lead c0pPer Botf0-s; Hettal
DO. Iron Rirsts all yizes, timed dos all kinds of
gresssd rare. JapGaRsd DO. Tuners To0ks ;and we
assure all persons iavoring with order that we
wllsell them goods in our line low as they can De
bought in Chicago or ST. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore IN this
place, ard tsrHs 10 sEft.
Please give us q call and learn oar prices, and
then we think YOU will speE nd neit1 time
eg hereafter IN buying at the two places above
Gamed.
n. d. Ia = fe aays shall receive assort.
meBt Of the above named goods by railroad, safi-
cient 90 supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants rely upon being supplied
ID all times with TinSare and on favorable term al
lgAalssGis prices,
old Rags, Copper, &C. Sc, Gs., Gaksu Ia ex.
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows BLOCK, Front Street
afcb f.-dEwtI &iCkEESHAA y HICKS.
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Nhat has pyer,s Hesling Embroe Ation donel

Wonders indcDd IL - know eYcEl ssh aEe st3E-
lard medicine, -ufs rruety, tgd universal fsnaaaa
lor rneumstism, tut,, d., burns scald>, iambas
throat, pies, 5ONei complaints, GhgieFat wind ha
- ty--uttr! aAs other ~iis end egHrs n
popularity nfyins g. s iUt-iE-c t.'4tt-. once
norp ami Mere popular, and T. 1rf'TIhiEg remarkable
dAy hy Tag. Al persons s0 have nevsE used shis
great rvu,eaH tr tl. sagt- % lslut sAau tt o5
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u. ID. -ANDKaUS,

Il. ID. AN DAt Us,
TSEIL HANGER
Orders leits 81 The Gas ONCE VIII be promptly al
ended 10. Davenport Nov ls 'aG-dif
a.. ~, MOasssIs.
Auction Broker ana Commission
Merchant,
Second between Rock Island and Perry Streets,
Hovla-tt DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HENRY W. MOgekIS,
AuSti onccr.
General Agent Commission & Auction Broker,
SECOND 81. between Perry ald Rock Island Sis,
Davenport, IOWA,
WILL make advances on all kinds Of Merchan.
~ diEe, buy sell snd locate Land Wa fanls, ard
atlanl 70 ali Kinds oi Real Estate money trans
actions, collecting baok and Note Accounts. ana
al Kinds Ui Commission basine3s.
Refers to the following perso4s, By permission;
AK Swiit ~ Co, bankers, Chicago,
8okee, Innis CO., Z"
r4Iman, Powers @'Lsap, bankers, Davenport;
T Camp bell, Esq., ''
levitt Marshall, banker, Rbtnsbeek, N.yi
l. CIrnau ~ Co.. MadisoD, Wis.,
stoses Brothers, New Yors City,
Ohm SaYery's SoHs, 40
insks, kelcham d Co.,
ErN, wilson II Co., -
~rrln n sheldon, Troy, N,N,i
Shnes Wager, Esqr :.
h, Potter Co., "
John g: Aell, banker, Pousb ksspsis, NY
srederieS W Davis, do
Reuben North, do
Joseph T. Harris, do
lion. Charles II. Raggles
ton. Morgan Carpenter, "
Edmund Morris, E,q.,
hs 2h".. Eot,sI F. nSoSsI SsIs Ess, bridgeport cOnn;
=. Augustus Morgan. banker, St. Paul, MI;
shsn. Packard Co, Albany, y. y.
HENRI W. MORRIS,
Formerly Of PCuzhksepsls Duchess co New ork
davenport Oct Il 1886 dSlf
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Pennsylvania IEaiIroad.

IhrUe Daily through Trains betweea Philadelphia
nd Pittsburgh The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia ior Pittsburgat II A. NJ, and
Pittsburgh fer Phtladelphia al A, 81 The fast line
issy es Philadel phaat r. and Pttsburg for Phil
.dciphia at p. NJ. THE NIGHT EMPRESS train
caves PhladelPhia tor Pittsburgh at II NJ. and
itls5u tgh for Philadelphia al It =. Nj.
Inc above lines connect ST Pittsburgh With the
ailroads to and from 81. LnGi,, No., Alton Galens
md Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vluo, Ky, Ierre Hauto, Dayton. Springfield, Belle.
.ontiaS, Ssndasky, Toledo, I.ryeiand, Columbus
yanesylie Massillou and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
he steam packet boats from aud 20 New Orleans
s. Louis, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had ." ~ from either OF IA.
atoye places.
For further particulars hEBdbill at the differ,
rit starting points, Passengers from the West will
tod this the shortest and expeditions route t.
Fhiladephia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
ThO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, PhilG.
J MBSklMEN, gent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phtla. Nov I'd IS diy
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WIDDIFIELD's
NEW COOK HOUkl
o. practical ceipts tev IL 9 hous cwife. vol. ~
ml, clot1 r riee $500
Miss LESLlE'S
NSw Receipts TOR Cooking,
q, uprising ah ths now End improved methods Of
prr barring u kinds o lCod, &c.
vol. ~ mot cloth, price 81 90.
for saohy
kLi ADAMS,
iltnoIs!f No. 80 Brady St., near tho Post once :.
Sugar Sugar
4 RHhDS. choice asl 0Gln,e Naw Orleans iahdiGg
"'uud ius saip6y EFANH, IhEN ~ Co,
Cor, "a aud Perry sIs.
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Eyers
HEALING EafSROCATEON.
= - .Ht WI T'tIIs-I. " q D v TEtIV4 ~
What DYER Eeaiing En- mnroeaticn ID

II Is perfect ralE Destroy anu IN valuable rrl
aiy for te pi N4cHHaatsa. cuts, Neuud-, Pain
she S,4e RkCz and i.luur Bmtis sore Ibrgati Burns
seald-- sweliings Aggs, CFamp. rlas, se, For Cut
ard Nupnds il Is superior sny other reFFatiog. 20
iii Afford ulGis,sate reiiai "a seHl4s tEus aHd iH
Pains weak uess in IFt ii! tte system IL will give
certain relief iH . very su0rI ting.
Used internally. IL j. G tho mu.t vaBtbe rene
iies CTamp sfpsmqtC affections "a pains,
uess in the side, throat chest, and Hlach, for SEk
headache nausea slGkness, rIeRlt tIsGt,r any
tsrBsl weakness caused by usIl t7lu. r Ea>s~ae-
-o1thins hssltas aud pau-eslro! iuE properties
queled by any s;8sr pound mCtf-He, and we have
never known Il to aii in srr~ng ttt pr gess af tbs
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
aILLIEER STORE
,oRNER oy sR1py ssp TEtRP srRxETs pAyESPoF8
IOWA.
rtNHk subscriber tAkes peasUTe in In tarHaIag s6t
L LAdes OF Davenport, Rock Island aud gieiptts
that he has !ast returned from New York with
splendid assortment OF
millinery, thbroider, and Fancy
Goods.
oar stock OF Bonnet aud sash Kibbons, btoesdtI
snpeG and plaid elses ansi oi0rea VeiS6F
Rohops, SILK ketyets, satins, silks,
French flowers, Feathers,
Straw bonDsss, &e,,
- TO isresss ass Asst byas gar tAis sarkf
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would psrteulsEly invile tAe Isdios 50 ca
N'd snsm tps oar beanhful assortment OF Sis 81
na straw mixsd, sattu and Velvet BoHnets Of hst
. avSess pans stylcs, darn aud ~nits IaIamei straU
bg0nsts, ints0ls smbrold cred Hoods and Joes
ttHNs. Nc,
lea acts Of ayegy description made % order, ans
warranted 10 please, MllineIs supplied slth Ial
tern Bonnets sHd every article IN hsir hue, a
wholesale. E5as- .5aa 81
N. b. straw Bsnnets bieached, pressed aRd ALer
ed Marx ing and sl4 IN ping fos all Kinds Of snbr0i
derry znd bssdi1x dene TO order at short Dotics.
W. b. NICHOLS,
cor. Of Brady s. ID sts., Davenport, 10
Sept, 3osh, 1850,
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a0UsE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
YNr papru n NGyNR ETG

gr sFNRE subscriber would 70
@ 'tfaily announce to his
,.aA. ilag be will continue the
asIss isiness in all its branch
cssl !. Atd staad PaTs! Strest, between sseoh"
aud IALFi streets.
is long experience In the ABOVE bHstness war
ats ai,u "a assuring MS pairoas full satisfaction 10
aay work tgaL may be entrusted 10 hlm,
Plials Of ali eoiors prepared snd ready Tor use
JtIye9 "a ,,If JAMES nONNEI,
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DOots quo Sboes.
THE SHOE TRADE

4 IAYISG increased osr fastiIties fer manufaent-
ing and dealing Ia Bopls, shoes and Leather Ia.
1nsr gned, successors 10 =. 6. Dawson " On, oaci
= ts citzens ofDavenpori and vicinity greater iu
uesngnts than ever 70 bay thor Boots aDd Sh0eF 0
hem. Our retail stock hereafter will! always con.
ztu Tysry descriplon0i goods wanted By tst people
t,a Aiao are making -xlensitg prepafaapas fsl
$GgiasaleinR Boots Eft 5hoes, md we invite eOgr,
- Dc sers % esIl aGd xauliue our stock ard prices
is it8s our dotefminat1 10 Ne On geDd ttrTps g.
sey cRn be pHrchasetia 81 I.eg1 or Chicago
p4 4WSOE, LSIGGS q 60.
9rss5 Bradyst dooffro "a.
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lhe Piles, most distressing c7niplalt E "a QTrya
euE than generally suVpus- Ii Is attended with IN
2 aHRl,iion small tumoFs il thp gener.Aty
fher appear rance, j. lsdestIi6ally pniul which
is impossible to resist scratching, and the only pres
relief to be desire 10 tear the skin OF This
h ease is not dangerous, bur extremely unPleasanL
clerks, aud those OF sedeutT habits are most subject
70 this malsiy. Let all addicted try Dyers Healing Em-
brOeatiou and warrant Immediately reef ana ef
f.ctnal Many troublesome cases "a ths complaint
been renedisd bS the of this great medcine,
We present sct upon fact in cerreoorton Of this
statement, and Thousands bear testimony the great
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No stain Left

The ease with which Dyers usaling EuDroctG.un IS
aPptiel the absence u any erease oily substance ia
It's com position, It's pegact nesIHesS, leaving ne sEy
up4a the dress skiA, rs agreeable oduF ts prompsu
tt.Iin and eteaotogs eters. FenasI IL Ih
BILE AMI cheapest asjielne that can b Hss. The $50 a
ins has the Ia smile u the pFOpEetor7 signature.
A. II. FIELD. Proprietor. Providence. T.. !.
Sold in Rock ls'IEd aud Davenport " HINES q
CLTPPISGER. in Chllas0 by PENTUN l. ROBINSON
la Musfarina by l. n D0Ug, n ERTY nrfll tSR.GfN
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Rorss EslamU.
nnMEAsaEs.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

! ~ zll stzss Of Garley ~ Cos. Troy, at
\ J apl dx-u H. a. PORTER L BRO
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W. Il. r. aURLgy,

ATTORNEY AND COUHsELLOR Al LAW.
tIfslzz = Al the lEtna insurance Co. Orco, Nes
4 oi a1!n bet Front and Second streets.
q,if, 81 -wtTw-Iy DAVENPORT, It'HA.
MITCHELL PUTNAM,
attorneys and G0nnsell0rs at Law.
DstHr, cnthc Corner of2nd and Brady Streets, In
/ .''issro's building.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
e.. 6. Il. Hl1CHELL. {. 4. PUTNAM.
EG1i0sh ib5f--gtrS-iy
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A Ralm for Every " Mound

Dyss's Ht sling EmbrVaton has acquired uupEe,
,ntrd celebrity hesin Pauscea. 1t cures woGns
cuts, burns bruises, aCalds, rheumatism. aud al eSg
nsl aud nterual pain, u short period Of tRv. eeien
| tihesly prspar aud always preserving the
strength and quality Il II USED with tbs greatest cghG
i,Bce by all classes, ami Aaa become universally
| srn,.. u...I. lsnI l.nhli MINI
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Nes< ffeat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats "a md Ist "a 1

The Choicest Fresh Meats and "a sac
Lowest Prices!
MOORE & LEA1HEkS have just opened 4 Nieal
vi shop Brady street, between Fourth snd ftth,
side, where they intend ssspiug oa haad fal J.
the choicest Meats offered IL the QaN
ynpoFt pubic. The patronage Of families respectful
y solicited, not eRiy will Meats h., gosd, bl,
prices low. There's going down town fOr Fgsi
AutIou Pork etc, when y0u supply yourselves Wit
the hest st MOORE & i.RATHERS
ueVleu
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APPLES. APPLES!l
~nn BRI.S. Jeanipons and Winter Pippins, iusr
wv telYed in iRe condition and for sale low
by
BURROWS & PRETFYAAN
Nov I-atf Na I Burrows block, Front st
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Letter from Col. Parker H. French to Mr..
Marcy.
WAsHfNTToN Jan. 18, 1856.
hon. WIN. l.. MARCY, SECRETARY STATE THE UNITED
STATES
had the honor to address your Excellency note,
der cate OF the 10th Of last month the object OF
which was request interview with your Excellency
before laying my credentials before your government
To my astcnshment you placed different interpreA-
fion On the note from my intents. Your Excelency's
repy under date Of the 21s of same month"; informed
me OF this fact Your reply also establishes new and
startling precedepthAt is that you cannot hereafter
apy diplomatic agent unless the government he
renyesents liz established by the unrammeed expression
q, democratic will. IL seems TO that the following
from your letter is conclusive of the rule
for recognition us just alluded to. You say
Those who we're hey umenta in suspendipg
browpR former government OF that State (Ncaragua
were moi belonging to IL have those citizens any
pressed approval Of acquiescence the present
don political affairs In Nicaragua Until such shall be the
case President does not deem proper to receive
any Minister this government duly appointed by the
supreme government ot Nicaragua
Thus your Excellency will perceive that, under the
same ruling the Minister Of England, France Russia
should be recognized by your government because
you have ance that any part OF the people Of
those countries have reey expressed their approval Of
acquiescence In the present condition Of political a
fairs governing them at this moment You thus
aa1y interfere with the internafa of other nations
Regrettipg that you should have misconsrued my last
communication aud that you authorized the late arrest
of my person in New York. and thereby the indgnity
shown against the government have the honor to
present, therefore respectfully request that you will
for the present. am, sir, your obedient servant,
PARKER III. FRENCH
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The Christian Israelites.

REPLY TO TIE CHARGES OF SAM SLY, THE ALLEGED
MURDERER OF MATHEWS, IN NEW HAVEN.
special meeting OF the Christian Israelites held
yesterday afternoon at No. $50 Broadway to reply the
charges mace by Sam sly who recently ssted In
New Haven for murder and who stated that the Chris
.an lsraees In this city believers in the doctrines
Of the Wakemanites of which Sly said to be member
There were about hundred persons present. and
thsn ordinary interest taken in the proceedings
consequence Of the object for which the meeting was
called.
The exercises commenced with the reading Of portion
ofihe Scriptures by Mr.. Bishop after whi "a he read
account publ in two three city papers of the ale
gallons sly to the effect that Margaret Bishop aud the
CHRISTIAN srssIites carried out fully the views of the
Wakemanites, who hold that {" the man of sin'-,he
cewl-is in the form Of human being
Mr.. Bishop denied that there was any connection
whatever between the two booes and said tht pub
cation Of such statements calculated to DO gre
injustice TO the Christian Israelltes. They were
regularly incorporated society, and such un-
fouDood charges inhi,ted stigma on their moral
character and their standing in the community The
Waken antes he raid believed that the devil took up his
abode in some one person person the redemption
CT this world could not be completed till the person
persons who were thus possessed destroyed Now
This, sad Mr.. Bishop, represents as murderers-for
If We believe in the principles of the Wakemanitss we
must believe that It is duty to kill such person
PERSONS The Christian raetes had no cusstion to
make against this sly the alleged murderer of JUS
ce Matthew's they did not desire to interfere with the
they had nl-wn bad feeling against him or any
other man. for such would be in opposition to their prin
cpIes aDd rule Of llie Is Christian Israeites.
At the close Of this statement the audience Joined
singing hymn. Mrs. Margaret Bishop then delivered
theological lecture explanatory of the peculiar doctrines
OF her Sect After this the meeting adjourned.
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Police Intelllcence.
Police Intelligence.
CURIOUS DISCOVERY CT COUNTERFEIT MONEY
DIES, ETC.


curious and important discovery was made by three
little boys, yesterday afternoon while playing in the ma.
hogany yard corner Of Washington and vestry streets
While amusing themselves az well as possibe small
-, not hor 90. a;s.ora,.a ,u,,. ,,u. a.. -. -.
-, VS. '"e .Po' .n0 s'ounu' ~ was
telv heayv anu Ren1 naanrs r was ouna 70 De
,II,y aeasy oelne natIany curious TO ascertain
a III W oon9n's ol me Dag were one OF tns boys,
nmsa Say q @ @ csred me Peg 70 ms Mfners
, % wneIe :. was crceu open, Wnen 10 ana oenold
amount 81 couneriet com was exposed to tho view
,, W VIC ,a . SP"r counting lne money SS.S In
the amount enclosed within the mvstsr;ons crnst W %
bag Besides the money there we're some books
On couh.erieins IN Iounc IN the bag, showing concu-
proession and would not undertske 10 trv his hand ~
the business without having FIRST consulted good autho
ry The coin was apparently in rough and unfinished
state and not INTENDED for this market The gold, or
what purported to be gold consisted of eagles half ca
giles and quarter eagles The silver composed Of quarter
dollars would be apt to deceive many persons Indeed,
OF the coin would pass current among experienced
hnanciers The books found entitled Mechanics
Own Book, }" >" Smees Electro Metaurgy" and "vaua-
and bears date 1875. Upon Mr.. Howenstiens discover
ing the nature OF the articles he conveyed them to the
han s ~ T;. "1use wne,0 ey mave T Deen taken
the police ferret owner OF the carpet bag
ana ITS contents but there Is little prospect Of catching
hard pmshed on "a" satrsd md ah ~ PfooApny, wss 70
dispose the dangerous baggage in the manner above
described.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
Charles MCKAY cIainir<y IN ha q rr;va+a vstc,mar
wo. toIan into ....,a r. n.a - -, ,n-.,
voc ~ in'o 'uS'ouy W oihcer Duean, Oh the firsI ward
police, on charge of stealing bale of cotton, valued at
q S4O from the brig Baltic LJudson JoceIvn master
lying pier No. North river The complainant alleges
ha ne found the bale OF cotton cut open in the cabin Of
vats ,vs,ch ; ~ "n,on sessoa tne accusea pri,
the tier vessel by the complainant when he visited her
The Weumpka lies on the opcoete side of the pier from
the vessel of which the mplanant master The ac
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DISMISSED FROM THE ARMy.-The President has
carried ont the sentence court martial Of
which Col. Henry Wilson the President by dismiss
rg from the army OF the United States Brevet Major
John G. Henshaw, Capt Seventh Infantry U. s. A--nis
sao dismissal to effect from the 9th Of January last
The charges under which he tried for disobe
di.poe orders, contempt and disrespect towards his
cf cfmmapdnp officer and conduct unbecomiug officer
ana a pen.leman; and grew out 6 diaculty between
the reotsed Maicr Gs"ec Audrewa ~ 'he sane fcgi
ueri AZ Toit Aroucl le wntrs tns la te com nSd
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Naval Intelligence,

The United States steam frigaie Powhatan, Comman.
der McCuney, arrived at Singapore on the 9Th o, No.
vember from Hong Kong, and sailed the 18th for Msu
ritius.
The United States sloopofwar ST. Mary, Capt T. Bal
ley according TO advices very recently received at the
Navy Department, at Talcahuano, Chia ab cut the
emo OF November last and her commander expecting
TO sal immediately for Valparaiso All were well aboard
her lie had just arrived from the Feee Islands The
John Adams at that time expected at Valparaiso
daily from the Eeiee Isanis
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Snow storms In the South.

WASHINGTON, Jan. TO- 1855.
Snow commenced falling here at daylight this morning
and is now ten inches Deep The temperature is mild
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 20, 1855.
It commenced showing here at O'Clock this morning.
but az yet only small quantity has fallen.
BALTIMORE Jan. 20, 1856.
Snow began to fall here at early hour this morning
sRd continued till evening. 1t is quite cold
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Marine Disasters.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1856.
The brig Reindeer, from the Coast of Africa for New
York. put into Norfolk with loss Of spars and rigging.
The schooner Ashland, from New York, reported
at Cape Henry, got off and arrived at Norfolk
Her cargo was saved, though in a damaged condition.
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FATAL AccIDENT-Coroner Connery held an inquest on
Saturday, upon the body of woman named Mary Gan.
non, who killed by falling down stairs at her resi-
dence, Ne AZ Henry street. The deceased reserved
fracture OF the cerovsl vertebra from the effects OF
which she died short time after receiving the fall Yer
dictAccidental DEATH" Deceased was native of Ire
land, and was As years CT age.
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KANSAS SCRIP

oc 81 > o,o 90 pE
n wood cut: woman holding - SSr
y scales, supposed to be blind y S-S
to her own interests. TSS
20 . Q o 90 az
No. g.. g. nor.sA. Of ..,, :. Nov. Is. 1855. $40. gs5
bearer, is entitled, on presentation, 10 receive
from the Treasurer If the g
STATE OF KANSAS "a
Twenty Dollars, with interest at ten per cent per =
annum, for account as per bin on ale for the pay
ment OF which the faith Of the state Ia pledged ES
Attest-J. X. GOODWIN Sec,y So
j. H. LANE, Chm Ex. Com, Kansas. Sg
THE Kansas Freeman Print, Topeka, Kansasl -
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TIE UNIONS PROPOSED COUP D'ETAT-rHE WAR
FEv1R sUBsIDING.

WELLINGTON, jan Z0 I555
copjectured that the plan Of the administration for
making Speaker, as indicated in the "by hook by
crook article in the Unio for the Clerk to absent
himself from the House, and thus make 1t necessary to
choose Speaker pro mpore, whom it will be impossible
to get out of the chair after he is in This the
only explanation make of the significant threat Of
the Union and 1t would be q coup detat worthy the
schemipg brain Of the Attorney General.
There ia not word of truth in the statement that
the President proposes has contemplated the recall
Of Mr. Buchanan and the suspension Of friendly relations
with Great Britain. B.
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HEN CONVENTION AT ALRANY.-Tbe third annual exhi-
btion Of the State Poultry Society vii be held at Albany
on the 18th, 18th and 14h Of February The premium
list is full and tempting.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1856
No mail was received here to-day from points south of
huuy In
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Markets.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 10, 1856.
Cotton is steady, at unchanged rates. Wool more
tive at advanced prices Sales OF the week. lbs
Printing cloths active prices firm. Sales 49, 400 pieces