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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

MusT LEAVE ThEiK ARMS BEHlsp.-Th he
n. &. Military Gaaeite says he government
:, e reat Britain has ;rsurd orders that no
-,l,,srs corps from New York, Or any part
"a ne Uuiied States, shall be permitted to
and - the Canadian side, siih mnskets,
,,a.s swusds or pistols, " any sari h In.
stssmepts. As,y compans eesfous ~ si 'it
Canada during The suuiinef, gay issse ven
ANA 4 Niagsfa Falls, 4udssoss mhen lhsy
pleass ~ eisGsas.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Darn OF ]. NJ. NiLEs.--Hon. Johu
81. Niles, formerly United States Senator
from Conneclicut, and Postmaster General
under Dir. yapBuren, died ia Hartford, o.
tie sis, nit, 10 the sixly-niuth year Of his
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

p X. Ffszier, Of the firm Of Bea,,ie &
Frazier, 4 ur and commission merchants,
Cincinnati. IVES on the 29th uit. found dead
IN tic room. He committed suicide by baug
ing himself
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Drouth prevails o. The injnry Of The crops
in some s-cliohs Of Ohio. IL Butter Cyun-
" farmers were last week plOugblug up
Their oats and putting in corn iestea5. aad
Vi the corn planiea some weeks ago the
greater part wac Eutted ~ the gfV4nd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

4 ghe!ss iuL oI E4Ess L.AsA ArsHs for pAais,
"A av-fs nHe azsos ttudssd. c0,npfis ng SOM
u tne u=sE rrecLous tv ~ iOdaa ia ~ elly. A,sD
a nals lot VI Gau1e suup Laurfshi IS 4La urGsG,a,
Isl 4bc mig sHrIa NtEtuvr. taaeS sair.s lSf
AsAus pattsz ,gd sutsas scaCtails, "a 80 ue
,ounu al L.. prices as r ~ hED Ala elJEDtng
sore AsGQpu al
la, an
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
leW, cresl and Cheap!
NEW GOODS
SIXTH 8 Va ETY. STORE,

- INS !hsI IsE~tL-- ttG... Egst, shall In
IL ~ oa!. Gs pre-! GTs'i a. oGrr . r estv,nsr,
-'"'.st sSsrs 'AtHS fh4t :, N aad DssiraSs 81 IA.
Gag II g-ass aSG $40 EEs Lrg tSysas.
~ @@SE a'fs@eg s-e-fstG parIion OF our
'sk ossas' sHuf.SIhs ILoiez sssoftusaL O
S-ss 90 S@sfs'ISS SssasI suSa - ASiL:ss Cot.
i-S as sssls --sgs, Sses ~UIIars aLl fiseyss, Ire
aEAfASS1i sbvsrl SauG. si.a DIuIly bAhus, Fl. u
o. EaSs5i ~isP- ~Stllfz ALA SIZE SlL au4
"'ss SS1ssr sixd s"isses Ter Hrsssus, k.on ssf
'A'ht1ts0ls Va Ae Ess-,l GIul aSsSiLi-uI {. WLilt
o"'o. y, saE oSsI usse tptl'us. ossJIz lAsss
'HA'I nave AilaOst shsiS ll4.s essuaL,e /.
oar ,iue vi vGsiE.ss H. H. SAIIn
Jane y, -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

PSICEs o. CAIILE IL CALiFUasIA.-Iht
Casy0ri.ta fGfm.f fepofts sates Vi 2vo
IeAas UuIiVUks near San Ju~u a. o1u, ~ De
Uu.e4sfea a. A54asleauae hn!. AVoa. LIZ
suI4lI, sat, An.sI.ean OevI cattle soIl ~
aEelAse - go, sarsins ITosH ~ ~ 30
A !ot ). NJ nvdG .! urge, la, AsasTesE
slUCA ssiu ~ SoG. iuess tHV i-aL 4Ula
we're oVas "a neag San Juan ior SaA f'f.n-
llseo, "n.ss sVyd gsei sells ~ Tue eare@ss
,fV.u ~ ~ la. Beef ot Spanish stvsA
=eIis .FO.I D ~ lie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Dir. Pau.alns, tue noseist, aAG ex-;,eere-
t@Ty y. suT NaEy, Aas aFltLru Ietter ~
.ioH. Jonn a, SS~lsLIIaa, ssA4~n l. pusIisGsG
,n 1as " asains .on L.t0is Vi SatufuayI ssne-
aISGIiy u's'.s sns prosecution -, AA.ouste,-
s"s IA SeaIfai AAsuCa va tee iafssss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Nrwg rson Max .a.-Dstes from Mex

NEws PROM MENl :a.-UEtes rom Mexi-
- are 10 The a2d ult. The Bishop Of
paebla had been banishef nom the Country
An unsuccessful attemPt wts made by the
chutca pu,ty 10 reseue bin', and several
ner.ous had been arrested The Bishop
had sailed Tor D 9.leaux. twill be reineh :
bered ihut the Bishop had se' himself IN op-
nosilion to the decree OF Cu;aoaiort confs
eating The Church property,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Geyfon Hat

S. ALsEDA u Co., would latora heir patrons
- that tue! Kaye JIst received saas nav aud desi
,auls ac@4 gear, which 81 seeseEL % H. lac rage ~
Lac Eust,
It evAlyflGs all The good 4aatae4 Of say Slfa. bat
heretofore invented. ~ aAs lS stegGaee ana datR-
g4HIs o tae F2uaUIa, IAe ilshtlrss tue cptuIuV.
etEa-. i he iapflrIs 0rLldu4 4En tlSDier a
She ffSe StTguauuar qta!4s' IA gu ~ vIu
nat possesses. CAlt an sse tustI.
A. p. ALSIoN 4 CO.,
jane dd DrAay 81.
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nnnrrprgal ngucERrHsl

LYTER s. GLAsPEL U,
8. W. Corner Rock Island and Third streets,
rrApE jns. reaei,o5 llrest f.om BoAien, New ie'S'
III Chissse aud Sd I.enis, ihe,i sslondid siece o.
Family Groceries, - :,
Which they propose 20 distribute snloas INC % 49,,
scott aus adjoining counties for small aq5 vance aPh @
oost Hsviag fought oar goo principally ief esah s'
ii TIE lowest cash prices, No nat Y "a4ssAss w
"a low a. shy hosse in tbs city, ,.,..A.ra
Remember tie place. Southwest corner hesA i'a1 ''''
Third streets. .
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted, iog when
We viii nav the highest market price In cash. ,,,
June 6du u ah HhAsi -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
rw AOuertiSemfnts.
j. j. MANN n SONS
PATENT MOWER AND REAPER

PATENT MOWER AND REAPER
H. sgUaSG4tess laA ..s.@....ls - Vi
these NaIuAgIs sT4In -s-sIas LIdSt4lsz H.
sae harvest lew, stn Llaj
wuca pen sassrsgs, uiAA.a lG lgs E.st aes.
Gaoie SoaIps.rd arasNr uSnuT E.s, uS.u.
!ssaIeF GT-4i auu IsSs a4IIaGE - llsaass
AnU I1Est EsY.tS4Ds IalSas ll4l..la GIlp wncE t.
sEs41 .-lis AM -seE
f1sasiEs Il AZ t4s cOacvs gGy4--l
ss sAsa1s LIZ sasu Ittsc w.a. a Waste
.As4u ~ a. S-u4t~S Haiss ul..sfaa .sks,
ne a,.-.i.tal.0li al ttl wl.sess .l-rat.,,u.
Eiss Vi ISGI 4sfsv aAasl.pS saSa, Reaper
sAe, aVHsa ~, gts-Is, baIaucs -lA
lJo .si AtIe4. c-EIlagaLss rvcotulen
-as4Sar stv 49, pAIsGs.
hA-A.LL, DUAEEE & ALDKIDGE,
HlcIssan Sity, Ind
For sale by S0UASE, WELL : Co.. a.sals, go sr y.
IlI.sh ISLAND. 1uI r4ll zErrsrs .lIu-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

NEW STORE AND
M . w - - - "a as.
EXTRA EDlE A1Y Low PRICES
we ~Iu -AHtVGt a. .VgA u DVut
SAV,Uvo ~ OG-tsa
u TAG
Chsapssl and oess sasd= s2osa Ia Western
e.ts.
CHARLES EisaE,
second Street. opposite tas LgCIairs House.
lrVr4.it. ras srV.aSfs
Has JAR reeg,,sda ~ g ~dliaou ~ as Hies and
sUnnaIE GOODS.
e','s, {. & u
Rca FloQncsG a.iR hOgrs,
FtO4-cud UTrsn-,ltHS RJJssI
Dts.-dts = J-c ,usG Roossi
!AsrS 'n+ ~a'aJ osfsss Robes.
-ALsO-
RtcG Jas and heEs
FLAaS AN1 ,asaIPG.D 5ILhS,
Pissa sui Sol9rs- PoItt lie SOIg StHSst;
h'th FfaS Eol'4fd.
ofsysry description aad ..!ls
D.sA.s9 .UsBES.
Issue dfeua"iH's, tr ~ Haroz, cazlI', De!sinss
b rae Jasv-rts, org. pdlss, La "a. o., 81.
sUGPssIe ass'4t..su ui
ofsS =. Desc. t4ol,
ESiaIAOtsyIG-82.s AND E4VEs.
l"ths aePaf'anrhh Ga sock i. aaI sls4ys vii be
somps.S IA s's'3 p4fu-ular.
s.E ~ IS,
-oag SCI Square StoC1s
PfluL hGuH bfoCN- Stella,
FurIs 'EEeAVfes,
Sik, IE JsG Il d -a.a,Gsfs Shawl. ant ssrf.
Pisia ASA ksaUruii0fed CT4ys Shaal..
BONNET and TRI4AINi RIBBONS.
ziO 2 -.@ "a aisI'ENU aso.tsys,
cssy T. description,
Eftb"Eg:tEy, &C.
lErzs Ess7fttnenl Of EaEish sad German silE
aud '''ltod EH-ry- Gloves, Mis-, &C.
NYrsgus'., AsiilI4cs, Eltieu., . I'd Al tee Dssi
sss OF
A&IE3iEG RIEfNTs,
r,-,, Worry Cheap.
EsGLlSH PRINTS,
= FI%E DEhgGEs,
HEAVY KoWs sHEET1yEs.
Md GvsHstg Of DDussl.g nd oIhsr Goods, to which
Ne would T.s as sgtsa.loE oftcs Ls4Ies and Gent.
OF UsFsnportura 10 Tie traIs,
Wholesale ana Retail. .-
CHA hLES PISE,
hayE "a 81. opposite Ls iaiTe House
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
JUSr RECEIVED

cEAs. ElsIrs IN ai4.ti0u u Ia tcsusS syoes Of
~ aals, large Esso4tlasntU! uGI Ds AZ! s1.As,
btEeg4 AGexs
asrasss Plz.u aua Figdr
Fnpt<l ,iIaAIAi
v uits uIaduste Roh~s,
ana ralasVls,
whlch viii d sa,5a unusually low pTisr.. -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
uadsr this head limited bsr OF special notices
will DO inserted a. 10 cents per tine each ihfe'of
or SO els. per week, -
W ANTkD--An active partner In sn established
business In this city. As the present party has 70"
much TO DO. None need apply who has na' nse
experience aud can command three 10 i've ihoasand
dollars In cash aud the bestcf references Apply 70
the oitor oi,his paper.
June d2t.
Al The re Claire HOUSE, Six Boys and Six Girls
June 5dst
Some person 20 sprinkle the sisest; 5000
wages given 6pply in,ned, s,siy At
lane al EpwARD ALDEN's, Second st.
Money to Loan!
Apply TO the undersigned.
Inna Jxt. p. MERWiS.
caa..ia.ly Oh aiad aaa for sale the lowest mar
ct rates, By
MISC l.u NICHOLS, CaaP8S1I y CO
FOR SALE.
ONE cARDISa MACHINE, one FORCE fuar, win
uppy Pipe Sufficient for two boilers. stut 500 q, ~
d. uAss PIPE, second hand slsos 40 foet CHIMNEY
q. diameter Cirenp
Nav ,-ltf BuaNRLL. GILLRT CO.
,Ngf 70 Ian constantly on band IN SUM
aud i1r Tins 10 .sit sppl,eanIs. 7. &C hpSsLL'
NAV 20 dxwsm Davenport. BlooK, 81 door.
FOB SALE
6ioood Toned "a hand Plane, Price sl-o
Msyl-itf JOS LahhMih
-.-.----------------
5000 acres Of Land Warrants for sale by
api sodtf MeaRgaoR, LAwEs BlAKRMoRE.
Honey To LOAN, III sums to suit apPlesnts--
Aa2s an rALLMAN POWERS.
IL 900 900 Feet Logs.
Resolved the hrst raft OF the
asou Friday the llth inst shall have sfia Of logs com
ins down as fast pilots run them 70 the amount
+ IL 10 100000 feet snd prepared to soil loSs :"
rive during the month Of May June and July Having
had them cut under our agents direction recommend
them % be Of the best quality in III. market
Expect to Gu, from soo0oo 70 lcoooo0 feet monthly
!, our old mill where We shall Keep full supply Of Lum
-r aad hope share gcdly proportion of the public
ssspnags Pas, avors greetfally asknpwlodSOd,
api4dtf BCRNELL, ulLLET ) CO.
NEW sPstSa Goons sss advertisement OF
abAMSUS n kAPP.
Fer Sale,
Foes pEaRAsts DWELLING horsss, in low
70 part oil the city, onysrs tibsr j tstms Appl! 10
feb ..-dtf COUk q sAKGbhT.
1r. sasiori's InyiSorssor
l. aaisi iaxs dive, to- and
ii lllut - ss.o nutIIs - Ilsp doiic, relying
!sJd iIs IsIts; ~. tti "a elr- 4 ths loilo"tnR
-oapl4IuIs: all StliI1as D-rlpssnsutss OK n adaeo.
l.sp,psiA H4bGiI GossiseS -ss, Garoaie DArrhesa.
s4,.:, SI.hIItl3 - dI-I All 51Stt't oshsfA4 ~
IIlss, Fsu4ls gsAtn.a, ~. Fof sais :! VfASEisI' |
ssasralt,, and caa.. +. we0b, passuP0 - also b! |
>.pt,rI x.oN L. City. aelIs dAai!,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
DRY G GODS.
A LARGE ARRIVAL OF
NE W u 90 DS

yFNdsac0rfh'S.
linen ana Cotton sbeellngs,
Pillow Casg linens,
Linen Hueks back Towels
Freuvh Cambria 2 tn's and Robes,
Printed ana olu ed Reragesr
Fin, organ Il Aluslns,
"a snd i9sineh Masquito ettiLE,
White aud COloftd tounlerianss,
White and colorcd Tonet gums
LipeH Damasks and Napkins
C,lored Casin Dress Slkst
plain s fancy col Linen pris,
Hair-cioth Shirts,
swiss Collars and sleeves
CalabGc c1l.ats and sleeves
Fine Lace Srtts, yttN eh-apa x,.a.
swiss nitric, Banas and tiohhsss'
syi,s and Ctnbf,c Edgug.a aud luse5lngs. ft"e NJ
Er,,lderet l. C HaHdsvi hlcfs Hem Sllch ~
HludksgcnieIv, Wh9t~ aud ol'red MI HloNes'
am man, aths sty 81 rich and ssasoha9e sooaS'
al of v hitch wi / BE- sold u esfgaIls ,,,s
JgneS "a sh' OPP L SiaHe is
Pine Hill Cemetery
this Cemetery Is placed unieg the trissecship @
! sander. Hal sui H. Dawson Fha proSeeds IRON
the sale Of lots Tor wear $3.50 are t. le applied TO M
buillins u vault and siorning the grounds lttsoh'
ps!rills l9ts " ~ apply 10 Hal! o. DAWSON Map
s'0N'" A G. FULTON,
Jpnes.5{n. 0rigiusi proprietor
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
.RIlLlI\G LOIS

TOR sac -. atr l1@ u ~ - tSAS efeo' W
I Iasi gLe Improvements
IsOn i SARGENT
y i'll 50 osfo Par lea Hl.L UGld on lheta thls
GtUu, =. 4heLsfass lIiss. Ak'i VI Sts1it u i
40, a ,s.fs .uae ,, IT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

\ We 7" tot al sDite anu eVI Isa aeILe S, IN. -
haAHiss a, or~ay oslo. 2J
/ usl fecs we'd, large iSt Of each Of ne t,Il,,~
- artlcss lr,sa LiUsEs, Liuen, =. HIRE o.! az
aud cu!ored No Gl.ts., iiGslsy OF all kIuG, snlle
n.f ebA"is, t'hgh-us, Lawns, ssd Yari., ~.
Paut Which Tor tx ure anu 81! 10 rsauOi b., 49,! o.
SD ss~ se.s,3 thiny Ia tue DIy C,n,s lac r.,
s'sN ',,S'! '''SNVhs,s HAhRI~,
JrtG " Brady L u.i...ns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Cheese Cheese
:, Casks burs Cheese js Eses!yea aud for sale w
mn. pALZELL c..
GREAT SALE OF LAND ct AUCTION,
FINaA undersigned vii otter Ter sale a. Auction, On
lhur. aay l.tt INST ~ Tie s1Nu Vi fuiaen aesona
llau -gA..la, 5gJ Vi osAnal iod DAT ouc mile
MON te station lls land eqG4l - auy II TIE state
~ .a 4 ag.y 1Aa slD4.as, Val "a Sod % sasy
teg. p4t lIlI esl - sssa ~ sAs -G91a u Ihe
LIE .sge 4 sass s u SIs AL Nn1 Pu!VAA<s ALI
~ " cals W .,sd cars VIII lave she4G passage y
n. uics u s.e ana tne CITY Tree =! charge sAT
~ g4mspes a All slss ~ fsa.e y tssalA " -v
c4Ey III 4s.Ai- LltIe nIoWa ~ -! =. sale
NM. m, !, Z. IADs
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STORE To- Rent.

STORE To kent.
: Brady ST., the Post Utnes cas ef tas beat Io
csiygs IL tie C!ty rslaIl al4 yuolessJ- u1v
voIds, EaGawAls 1aICy store, Also
hOOisss 10 ikehs
N EFacy st. r. y. suitable I0T Ctcs. or Gen
JislIep's Lodsia. E0-yns
y T. pofsJA IIv.Rs iE lie premise. WIG will take
are VI The EDg uIs Il GssIraGs- Apply 70
No: % bszdy 81, nsar toe POSI- oaies.
4 mo
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DIRECT FROM BOSTON

al 1AAbes.SS.
4 fEhF hshtso re losoI NJ ssNias and bise6 81 l.
"A whieB "AI Us sOII al IUs nkuIs. vI H..,,. "a "a
~ 81 vSi0< sHd. Ladies sDa VI .lit.y an, -,
VeioTS 90 pGisIass VIVA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
A Gentleman

In the recent attempt ot Mr. Douglas TO
reply 10 the speecu Of Senator Sumner, he
spoke in the following tefms Of l'asid Il.
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NIGkOLLs, IstSILL a 90.
LA N ID A q f n rs.

1873. Lo,s. ID Nalcoit eontaiflng go acres; pri,.
S22s. - an7
No. i6s-A Farm Of ninety acres oD the aiahi. IA "a.
ar an 10 line b.twr-n te,at and Muscstin. Cuuut,.
short lttaiee below ftf podscb hae stpek isia mr.
50 par aate,
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uadsr this head lin, ted ber of special notices
sill DO inserted q 10 ccnts per Tine each nserae9
els ~
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No. ios0ne II the hnsst Farms III the County on IN.
Dubuque road. aes Pea1e uat Inice 1so sgIes 81 sLI
,hsty 4 10 scrs ol gs,d timber, u pgtes timothy -
house large barn Sc lwv streams suunGs through n
Price rs pei egie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

No l7o-A lot o. 9 aeres Just west Of this Csnst,r,
urouuds all broken and under fence. Price se0Q.
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Dave
TIN Dali
,,tbs , nls pap
- n r, wa Try
AaEN

ID ,iby, = |
n fusks,.
keIs sAri.-u,o.'
kIela NV. s |
Il -~~~~~
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No lJ3-A bsautui litte place tho East Dsvso,o.,
and Dabuque Rad, ~ viii sSi dwelling h,ns
. rooms stabiing Well 1t.toln ttchatd aud Gsld.n n
In fue urder 81 6eu Ctedit u yrsls VIII le M
for part u the purchase money,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-28
Democratic Bunk.

~The Tribune attempts to convict the
Democratic party of Inconsistency on the Bank
question. because some prominent men of the
party favored the passage of the State Bank
bill. and afterwards took stock in the Bank,
expecting to make money thereby. The Sc
men, in so doing. could not bind the party
aud they alone, individuals, are response
BILE, for the measure was not regarded as IA
party move, and we happen to know that
the chief opposition of that bill came from
Democrats an the Senate. A Dem ocraiic
Governor vetoed both the Bank Bills, and
a FusionsHouse passed them over his head.
" Il. Ledger.
Aud we happen to know quite as much
about this bill. who supported it, and how it
was gotten through the editor of the Led
ger We know that it was drawn up BY an
Old Line Democrat-that it was first intro
duced into a Democratic Senate, of which
Willard was President-that it was sent to a
committee composed of 8 Democrats and 8
! Fusionists-that this committee reported in
| favor Of the bill, and recommended its pas
sage--that it passed the Senate by ma iority
of five votes. 1t then went to a Fusion House
of Representatives. where it was lost on two
or three test votes. After being amended, by
striking out most of its Objectionable features,
it finally passed the House by bare constitu-
tional majority, most of the leading Democrats
Of both Houses voting for it. 1t was then
vetoed by Democratic Governor-passed
| the Senate over his head by double the major
i.y it did beforehand tho House by bare
constitutional majority. And We may add
now by way of fixing the political character
| of the institution more certainly, that more
than two thirds of its stock was subscribed
and taken by Democrats.
We agree with the Ledger tina. it would be
a matter of regret ii this question is to be lug
ged into the canvass. But if the Democratic
party did not intend to lug it in, why in the
name of common sense. and common honesty
did they pass a resolution at their State Con
vention, reittera.ing their opposition to it,and
Tell US tia, if you please. Mr.. Morrison-N
/ H. Tribune
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-28
Look Before You Lean!

x MESSRs. HIRST & CO. are now recei. ing
"a and opening their Store No. VI ain street,
oeA21R chmond. Indiana, of the 6Eest stocks Of
Clocks Watches saH Je ~airy that has been
in Rich,nond- Tney would respectfully cali the
of all who wish 50 bay any article IN heir
line. Iae hesdins Of tbs a4veEt.seen', and e.l
>o l5 ana priee their goods oeiore purclsag else
where the old prices, and b. doing they
money, sslt Az Gle for what 1t - and
il to be represented We buy goo3s at
the factories first prices and for and
think sell at lower prices than sny house in
RicAuont.
We are si=o prepared 20 fuIn'sh to the tr@ie ali
kinds OF goods in our line Wholesale, New York
priees We also agents fer SPerEys town q tow
er Clocks ioE the Nes..
We can furnish e order any article a or l:as.
wholss ale or retail, lower than the loves.
All o. time pieces repaired and warranted, BY
Wa Stephens. we. known il this place practical!
workman
Fer good Articles. iow 7si-es An. fre workmanship
challenge competition
Richmond. December 20. 1858. If
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E. Dr.. ooEBER. the cele5 sted Physics
nd Surgeon. vii BE- IN Richmond ;. Il
S4.r House, on the I'd and loth of March
He IS celebrated :or his suecssS = .fea.iD.
Diseases of the Lun3s and Throat by iahalia
hedicated sapors. as lately introduced, an"
practeed ia the BromPost Hospital. London.
where four ffths Of the cases have recovered
BY this mode Of treatment.
Persons afflicted with Consumption, Bron-
chiIis, Asthma and Chronic Diseases gene--
ally. viii do well BY consulting the Decor i'm
mediately. Soon is better than late, late is
better than never. For further information
read his Circular certificates. DC.
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re- INDIA; or the Pearlof Pearl River, by
the distinguished American Aurhoress, Mrs.
E. D E. n. SoUrHwoR,a, author Of ..the Lost
Heisess." tthe Deserted Wife, 1.-The Wife 8
Victory" &c, complete in one large duodeei-
mo volume, neatly bound in cloth. for Sl.s5.
or in two volumes. paper cover. for 81. This
work is now in press, and will BE- ready for
sale on Saturday. March 9Th.
Copies of either edition of the work will
be sent to any part of the United States. free
Of postage. on renting the price Of the ed-
ton they may wish. TO the publisher. in q
letter. Address.
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Sales and Trades.

Mr. Hugh Johnson, we learn, has sold
his Mil and other property, 1 miles north
of williamsburg. Ind, with view to emf
CRATE to Kansas with his family in the Spring.
God speed him on his iourneyt-hei is lust the
kind of metal to 90 there.
Mr.. Us sale of personal property, con,is-
ting of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, household
and kitchen furniture, / II acres of land, &c
takes place on Thursday, 9th Of March next
MIR. Thomas Benton has sold his
Hardware establishment 70 Gorsuch s. Cha
Price.
BENZ. Strattan, has sold his extensive
Dry Goods Store to gentleman by the name
az Parker.
-Hadlcy & Mofitt, have also sold their
Store to Mr.. Evans, of Howard CO.
-Robert Dickinson, has purchased the
Shearon business pro!.at.E- on Main street.
d. Butler, bought Mr. john Roney s
new brick house on Fifth street, and sold the
same to Shissler s Co, Of Milton. Ind
Mr.. john Roney, has purchased the
Mccullough property on Franklin north OF
Spring street.
Prof. j. Hurry, has bought the Nixon
property opposite the Presbyterian Church.
-Saml I. Fletcher, has purchased the
interest Of TIlos Kramer, in the Wholesale
Grocery establishment. opposite the Depot
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Cra Pssr OFFICE DETARlSE> we @ce
49, rse Post Once DEPARTING. di1ee ed
o,,.eeatj8a - be commence iga'aaet a
,,s..saeer who - CHARGED W carrying
,.--..s1r4fsu.s lesterF Tween : sbapy and
~ / j. tue t'.8s 10 iafe en- p.syed
eov - carr, urssAied packages, hich
=, hen delivered 10 us afte. midnight and
!, i true that he has neFsr lost OK stolen .
single package
and now LEI US see what encouragement
the Courier d EaGUirer have 70 patron
- ne Government, Post Office exclusively
~. ear assign several excellent reasons Tor
no. doing so:
On the Ilth Of December last a letter
r,s deposited IN the New York City Post
Office. enclosing FIVE hundred dollars to a
gentleman connected with this establish
1,ent in Washington city. That letter has
rersr been heard of.
n On the 22d Of December last, letter
containing one hundred and eighty dollars.
addressed to gentleman in this Office, was
mailed in Baltimore. That letter has nerer
been heard Of.
III. On the 9th Of January. a gentleman
from this office mailed a letter containing
one hundred and fifty dollars. addressed 10
atown in Massachusetts. Thai letter has
nfrer been heard of.
In every one Of these cases, il can be proved
to satisfaction ofany jury. that the letter was
plainly directed. and duly mailed with pre-
paid stamp upon it.
There are people who would think the loss
II 1893 in four weeks. eight hundred and
dirty sht substantial reasons for no longer
,usting the Government establishment. We,
bowever are more forbearing, and have not
withdrawn our patronage from Mr.. Campbell's
mall When speed and safety are not irnPor
t,at, we cheerfully recommend that concern
"a the public.-Nelc York Courier.