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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

COLLMAN'S CALIFORNIA LINE-sPECIAL NOTICE
~ California shippers The ship ASA ELDRID0E vii
positively be for San Frsncco her regular
the sfs instant Pa win therefore please
- board without delay and hand In their bills Of ladng
~ gnaturv soon shpmenia complete.
WILLIAM r. COLEMAN h co. 80 Val street
New YORK. Tee. "a 1856.
To be followed by the elegant clipper ship CUC RsER,
which hasmade the passage Ban Francisco zee days and
liz daya respectyely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

(ynagRr SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BAG
NJ LEY SAVAGE win sell Thou; q sales room,
~ Cedar street. Tuesday Dec.moer 3d. at l0 NJ. an
sssored stock sessonabe and fashionable clohng
cosia sacks tamas business COATS pants &c, wei
Of the trade goods for New Years
plated assortment Of superior quay,
goocp ladies' cosks and manas sik velvet SILK M.
slotb we've: trimmed made urs superior assortment
mems furnishing goods. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

HyEO. CouK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE Or
u cabinet fmniture.-GEo. COOK wiz sell, a. the ware
of James Cook, ga proadway, ~ Y, Tuesday
Dee 80 Of the extensive ard varied assormcn Of
csbinet furniture offered this consisting Ia part - fol-
rws vz.-kosewood and mahogany parior Suits IN broca
eel plush and hair cloth eteseres centre tables sde tAoes
CHAIRS, rupges Ac dining side ocsrds ezenE on
dining shes and great variety OF Turkish and other Arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

IIErRY b. HERTZ IN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III sale order Of the suureme Court q ecsan' asmond
leweyy gold watches silver plated &c. on wednesday
bee 81 CLOCK at No. 81 Pine strset csnprsny eie
cluster and single stone brilliant nins rngs bracelsts
II great value large Maltese crosses studs.
ssseve buttons and FOB chains CHAINS &C. Of de-
ptnn great variety gd hunting fAce magic and
ssches made bv Bessev. Dent sewe French Jur
geusep and other ceebrac makers Rich silver ware eups
ssvers spaore liquor stands crues cake baskets
Ae Ar The above STOCK IN warranted first clss wen
s.sn nv NJ ordsp AZ " 'e -'' ''''''
60" sREDERrcK l. vuLTEE ESQ. Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

CUTrON co.'s DEePATCH LINE FOB San FRAN
- cisco-Sspg regularly and positively before tho
day Of Tuesday January The splendid
A clipper ship EAECrR1C SPARK, Tifcomb MASTER ID
BOW loading a. pier 10 best rveY and positively call -
above This fAvsrs AMP has made ont voyage 70 San
Francisco performing he 10 LOG days dschAyRng
cargo perfect order and establishing her putauon
oct reliable convey anee 70 shippers desreus Of landing shss
cargo at the earliest possible DAY 10 good co0okSOn
SUTTON a Co., 70 eouth street, corner Of VAL.
Milne ships Of his line take fregb afer heir 81
veriAet day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

Upward ECHENCK 4 90, 50 NASSAU STREET.
~ Monday. Dec 20 l0s O'Clock in the spacious base
ept positively wines. bfandes &c. viz
Old Dnn Gordon pale and PsmArtn brown sherry Madeira
hns Of quality sold By us on Monday ast Tor which
many bave been made Also brandies wines GIN
phns sardInes segars. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

EvOR NELBOURMB AUsT1 ALIA-PO0ITIvMY 10
sA January 1.-The elegant clipper bsFk TRX AZ,
ew York bulk Luce. master, VIII be despatched = above
nl full she has completed voyAGe Melbourne
and back and very popular vessel with passengers
ahippers Her accommodations for st xnd second cabin
unequAed for comfort and convenience Apply
board, Ut pier IL East nver. 70 MAulA8R, LORD
QUENAN y, l06 wall street. GOODRVE, ARREfL n
LI0T, corner Of Hanover Gnd Pearl Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

.URE or COINS By MADAME BERHAHD no. ls7
~ Bovery east sde bstween B-oone and Drsncev sree
-Madsme req fully Informs pubic thai she
diced order 70 enable every be free from
palma feels confident Of proisng hat she win
nails into the flesh A. without causing
Inconvenience Pe-soss cAa be afen W
TIER houses Madame BIS rcsidsnes from until 7
c'elcck y. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR IA
" yana and New orlsAns-0n Fraay, January 2 A2r;
fAvorite sesnshp PHILADRLPHrA, Captain John Nc
0owan viii sa a. s,ove PassAse can be secured :. ne
once Of the neL Freight New Orleans thirty per
eutic foot Shipper van be Supplied With el.na ois Of y
6oe No other forms signsS, and BIN Of aiding WIN be
signed after TIE hour Of railing For freight passage Apply
II the once. No. III Yves: street. Of WarTcn
" n o. ROBERTS. Aren't.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

CsTRAILA PIONEER LINE, EsrAE -IsRED ,S2
The vel iDosn and bDe clipper shp
ABYSS nyssAf 3 IA at: Sss rss Es.ssr.
nov reeses her ss,se ss I per s 80 a. ..s ssy
For frssSs Or c s.sIssss .epIs Bo-aus green
.snls. CensesesI Ia A1uAia Mrsra wilkinson Rro~
UoR SYDNEY. AUsrRALdA-TuE sUBsCaiBER Will.
eg 2 oas q mp - ssa@ . we
-'''''" " ". CAMERON Nc. Bowling ereer-
U,oR HAVANA AND noBuE.-rHI UNITED STATES
a., mail =: or *: sss. Sa On
nom p'sr, No a hsv0 river II " o'ccck uooa
free 81 Sa.nssen. Ior freight cr PASSAGE seply .
SMITH 4 PATRICK. Asens q Wan stree.
UoR NEW oRLrAxs AND HAvArA-rEE urrTRn
II ssases mail scasnssip BLACK WsRkfos. = ".
say Dec q ana 81 for he sssss pcr on ssas re-.
81 81 10 oeisrh A. n, from he Of eobnson ssses
S' river 10 si SEQ AK. '
No. 4 Pare place. Hsw
UroR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA UNITED STATES
in MAI Line The steamship AU0Usrs, Capt N =
Ncrih river Al O'clock r n ANS isang signed % bosre
For freth or passage spply,o = MfcdILi, - Brca1
70 Basaa 81 Steamers from florida epu5sr, a. ssssoesh
With The steamers from sew YORK OF TUESDAYS md sAuf
'ui'n.l hoAe-
L,oP CHARLESTON AND Observation-Disclosures
Man L,ns1ih splsndd s ,.s.@.sp s .dss j.
neisSs sDp'y on Board WHARF al BIN. q landing .n ss
ss6sd and for gs.sss !. ,ne once Of srosrnsn ILL.,
NAsHVIflE, T. y. Evan eommander, win succeed sDd
csToIss .ss regular p. 10 %. Various .ndns. On
he s. Johns river ylcrda, eonpecioe 9TH NE sesmev
Ihrnush ,,cs sss 40 Ia sonvilis ssi 10 plaaaa sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

TJrrRy y. BBRTs, JR.. AuCrIoNzgR. LARGE SALE
III effnrs robes &C. TUESDAY Dec 3d. Al 103s O'Clock
s7e Columbian Ha, consisting Of ee
Russian and Hudscn Bay sable sspes Guns NUTS We
pelernes 1o stone maten fitch MINI sable royal
esmlne squirrel ard other cuff gloves collars
variety sleigh and lap robes OF bear won buff
zebra and other skins Sale positive without
Of he proprietor declining the busncss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

EDWARD sCHBNCK, AUCrIONHR-BY EDWARD
~ '6OHBNCK OO.-On Monday Dec. o. ct ~ O'clock
heir sAieoom pa 50 Nassau street mAssiacens oil paint
Hg eenhng q about thirty g ne nrss Raanaags ever q
shsl picture valued Leo. than 80 WIN be sered
EatoDA ued a $500 FAlsa snd his Recruits BY Colcos
D A. snperb Iandscape, BY Kenny Meadows, r. A.: Two
scene by Professor Ruyen, Of the Academy al Bras
sek; superb picture by Paul Bril- two su2er6 And
sspes by Schafe; several elegant paintings By Taylor and
Cooper, q ondon an elegant marine oy scnap Csie
taau besides several Of ho most ceebraied Bingham ar
The paintings WIN be exhibition Friday and Saturday
md those By elegant pictures are invited N exanne
hem they be assured they are he finest ever offered
n xuo(loU in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

ID SACRED CONCERTO
Al their New Hall SIS Broadway,
AMed
DODwORrH's CE.ERR ATED BAND,
which attracted crowded and intelligent audience, and
dnced a satisfactory mpressou.
SUNDAY lvBRIk6. DEC. ~.
viii be gwen ard careful selection from ccjebrAtsd
srstocs with concerted pieces auArctes, duets. soo~.
marches, dirges a., Ac
Doors II 6ik: commence st ~ O'Clock
Admission IS cents, orchestra seats 81 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

: HVBINA GLASS AND EARrHERN wARE-CATA-
M Agus sae.-n. THOMPSON ..cticneer..By CAMP.
pELL rITZPATAICK, store 1T Pearl street. near Pine
street. ON Monday bee o. l0k o'clock A. being their
monthly sale Of large and varied asscrmont worthy
enered sold without reserve Terns al sums
so N a credit OF 80 days for approved notes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

UCOR ANTWERP VIA sOUfAHMProE.-rHE NEW
iron screw steamship CONSTITUTION, Capt K. Pougn.
win leave Antwerp, calling At Southampton tuesday.
Jan 10 from pier A North river Rates Of passagein rst
ltn sier saturday Jan end no bns Of stng ssned or
sage having superior accommodation for cabin
passt myers. apply 10 AUGUST BELMOFT No. Hanover
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

BROADWAY THEATRE cAnD:.M Lorraine
ID hes The honor TO announce his BENEFIT and last ap
pearance The present in New York saturday evening
rsster Of hamlet" his personston OF which Tuesday
STATIONS Of public approval Mr. Lorraine gracefully awaits
himself Of this opportunity 10 acknowledge the and
encouraging reception accorded 70 him by the American
public.
II oIIDAY wEEK.-rRANKLIF MusEUx, III GRAND
III sree-rremendous Attx action for his week New tab
the Model Arss feas BY the Arab girs with
host Of extra attraction. Arranged expressly for he
hohdaya
DLArs PLAYs PLAYS THE standard AVID n
drama and AL other puhhahcd plays for sale by
FRENCH, Ia Nassau street. New York; pYice l2x centD
zach, for 81 bound volumes n. play prblIshe1
every week Complete nss SEN hy nal. Tres" vA0 -
guessed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A IL ACCIDENTS FROM The BURNING or FLUID
n enire prevented By usog the csient INDIA rubber
safety lamp They cannot be bros crploded or aed
While lighted HAwxHURSr 6orr,
Manufacturers. 90 Flu ION street., New York.
yHRisroFI.E co.'s CELEBRATED EiEcrRo PLA
ted
The depot OF this c~lebrated ware, formerly situated
~ AL Brosd~ay. hss been removed 70
william street Always on hand, iAbe and ies
se,s. tray. fork and spoorS Ne For sAe ~
" william strect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

tVHF GAVE OF sIlshiAHfs~ nv w,lsvS -. -,
\ lsr. With Illustrations. inct pub.hed ,,is. 500
copies m4Ned free receipt Driee. nv 900 49, .
cCla47ypnE, Isrdtahle makers 81 sun sIseea \. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-28

uErRY H. pERTs IN, AUcTToyEER. WILL SELL. ON
III Monday Dec ~ leh o'elocs, Mt thc store No. 81
P.e street. large stock Of ucoes wines liquors snd -
81 butter 20 chse.s barrels q suesr no barrels q -four
no 600 Uavana and other brandy sherry port csret
essh csses demjohns Ac xc. which must be sold with
"A IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
eREA1! BREAD /!

THE tndefsigDsd hsrs now ready TO receive
corn for grinding ut thsiT new slnm Touring
mill, two miles west Of Council Bluffs. One
run Of Burrs 40 mo ~ n spefafio.,. capable Of
doing very heavy bossnes@,s sud the ho,.ripg
burrs viii be iil operation in . few days. Froin
{ rs ~ 81 So cash viii b paid fur wls~st and
4 cents for corn. Wheat takeu il ~ l b
paia tus the same 94s
JEFFRLYs + co.
Jas. 60 1.5'. if
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

In the Territory of il5alsss, tIis,p have bee =
acts .pre Judicial to good order, but a. vet N. v,
have occurred under cireutnstancas TO ux,if,
the interposition of the federal ExecutiYa :!
That could only be in case Of obstruction H.
federal law, or Of organized resistance to terri.
10 ia law, assuming the character of insure p.
ton, which if it should occur, il would be NV
duty promptly to overcome ard suppress.
cherish The hope, however. that thA uccurrere.
Of any such untoward event will be prevented
by the sound sense of the people OF the Terrific.
ry, VINO, By it's organic law, possessing tl-
right to determine their own domestic inStitn.
tions, are entitled, while de porting themsekl,
peacefully. to the free ex arcise of that rjgh.
and must be protected III the epoYmenr Of II
without Interference on the part Of thc citjzaa,
Of any of the States.
The southern boundary line OF thik Territory
has never been surveyed and estabrsaed The
rapidly extending settlements in thai region,
and the fact that the main route between lnse
pendence, in the State of Missouri and Nc,y
Mexico, is contiguous to this line, suggest the
probability that embarrassing questions Of ilfis-
diction may consequently arise, For+he>e ana
other considerations. | commend the subject IL
your early attention.
coNCLCDEr NEXT WEEK
F@F Sydney Smith saw; thlt a s,rr1rsI ne.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
FOR SALE.

"X A .GOOD BUGGY, without top,
with fills and ,aa,aae, If desired.
zl-:;- : S1k--A gooi sett Of douoIe Ilsta,ess; u
SO, a top BUGGY with tongue only. | will
sell the above CHEAP fur o,sh or approved papxr.
TH0MASyHEAS SHALL
Bio FRAxE SroaK.' Ghsap CasA Gar4er.
ConI ell bauffs, Iowa, lan - '.6- 81 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
Hem. Williams IL Co.'s

New and accurate Township Maps Of lows,
Iustrec'd and for sale at the post office. lift
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
Land On Time!

WE are constantly receiving Land WArrsr,.
for time location, and are now prepared 10 inase
entries for settlers aud others at moderate rs.s,
Cassidy x TEST.
aug 81, '55. n2g.t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOE SIZE
At COchran'S Land Agency
COUNCIL BLUES. InlHA

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
farm Of l60 ecres-prairis and timber 81
acres under fence aud On acres in cultivation
1t has good log house on it aud is situated IN
Mills county, on Silver Creek bottom rtit..
from Genw God
3'4 acres aIIuviai prairie bottom, inclui;n-
40 acres of timber. he improvements arel sJ
acres under fence and IS acres in cE,tjva,3.,
with comfortable farm buildings This Ian. t.,.
on il cod springs vi good water, ami IS ,,,,,.,-
ted ) mIlcs n. t. "f Council Bluffs ON the p,yx
state road ~ Fort Des Moines. me soil is M
exhauStible
l64 acres, chiefly alluviaI creek bottom, with
10 acres .imbrr, and xatcred with cold s,rI,.,.
The improvements a"e eighty acres unaer f., ~.
aud IN cultivation, with ! Comfortable ty-
dwellings, situated | !, miles east Of CoH,,
Bluffs, OH the new stale road
40 acres OF desI&,ole land 10 miles north or
Coaacil Bluffs, near lac village OF Amyglr4,,.
lhe improvements are zoo aereS under I-u,.
and in cul tyation, and or ) cabins. !. W.
Watered ana has @oo acres Of wood, mosLx
Young timbe
100 acres unimproved prairie bottom. pip1
miles north Of Council B,utfs.
$40 acres at WheeIer's Grove loo acres oT
which 10 excellent oak and walnut tJi.4oyr. Sit
uated on ;he stage road, JUuplrs east VI Com.
ell Butts
60 acres bottom land, J.. mile west Of Conn
ell B,uts on tae road 10 Omaha
o. scr buil tIuuucr land, = miles north Il
CouHcIt Butis
oae fine acre lot Jacksou's Addition TO
Couucit Biutfs.
Several valuable loss on Broadway.
10 acres bottom land, mile ~esl Of Council
Bluffs, Oh the Omaha road
nos N tho viyt.fy. nj ich,4,
county, aud three Az acre tracts Of Ian,i .t,-
coming the village, also, Gu acres vi lauurr :
lultes east Of The village
l2tU acres Of land, in la ling 400 acres o.
good lard woOd HINDER, 10 In.tes soutn vfA,u
ton.
$40 acres Of valuable LAID. including 100
acres uulber, lille south OF Sioux CITY, Gu tie
Missouri river
The south west quarter Of the south east
quarter anu lot Nc. !, In section u, township
co, range 4 uud
The y, W 4 Of the n. w /, AMI lot No. !,
In sec IL, tow" 90, range "a, . mics south OF
Sergeant Bluffs.
40 acres tnnb-r--N f.. Of the S. v. . Of
Sec A. town 50. range Al
100 acres prairie and 400 acres walnut and
OK timber, intowu. ~ Of range 50 in LA
ford connty. This iaad Is situated GA Tie Boz,
er river, and IL chiefly table boAom.
coo acres OF prairie and 400 at res, Of tint ar
in town 81, range Il ; chiefly bench bottom.
The Sc. oil sec "a, town el, range AZ, ,
miles from Tie county seat OF Shelby county
100 acres prairie aud timber, tie 4 ! .! 8.
". sec. IL. The 5. + Il OF tie N l.. u tie
8 " oil The y ". ! i, and the ; w. oi ;. T.
l.. sec 20, town, 81. range 20.
40 acres timber, W of n, %
40 NE offs w, s2J
as p =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

CW Sydaey Smith saySthtt surgical op
GRAFTON is necessary to get JOKE tA1oa "a
the head of Scotchlnan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

Lot No 80 on u idisOu Street, IN the 0rigi-
nal survey of y ouncu Blu!is. This lot cob
t4ins - acres
800 aeres ofland--tlie S. W. aud $. of \.
W. sec, IL. aud the OF she sec. 10, m
LewiR's Grove. slile II ON I've new state ROAD
leading tom TT, Desmoin to Counnll Bluffs
ard % miles tron w oosler & Cn.sIngrFA nlli'
Tne naet is veil wateyed, has laJ o. rrsoi .a'4
wood timber aud 2Ou acres Of first eissS PFaifps
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

convention OF reciprocity with ths Hawalin
kingdom, have been negotiated The latter
kingdom and the state OF Nicaragua have also
aeceedsd TO declaration,s recognizing q inter
national rights the princi pies contained IN the
conventions betweenfhe Ua>S(and Russia of the
ga of July, 1884. These treaties and conven'
tions will be laid before the Senate for ratitlea-
finn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-29

The aggregate amount of public lana sofa
during the last fiscal year, located 'th mill
tary scrip or land warrants, takan ut' ahuei
grants for roads, and SCI ected as swamp sHnos
by states, is twenty four million i've h IN,
dred and ffty-seven thousand four hundre u
and nine acres; Of which the portion SOLD
was fifteen million seven huud ed aud twenty
nine thousand five hundred and fWenty-four
acres Welding in receipts the SUI OF eleven
million four hundred aud eighty-i1 i've thou
sand three hundred and eighty doll srs. In
the same period of time, eight million seven
hundred III d twenty three thousand eight
hundred aud ffty-four acres have been sur
veyed; but, in consideration of the quantity
already subject to entry, no additional trsc 8
have been brought into market.
The peculiar relation of the general gov
eminent to The District of Columbia renders
it proper to commend to your care not only
its 10 sterial, but also its moral interests, iil-
GLIDING education, more especially IN those
parts 1T the district outside OF the cities or
Washington aad Georgetown. .
The commissioners appointed to revise and
codify the laws of the District have made
such progress in the performance of their
task, as to iasuseits c.inIletion in the time
prescribed by the act OF Congress.
Information has recently been received
that the pace of the settlements in tue Ter
ritories Of Oregon and Washington is dis
turbed by hosti)ities oatbe part OF the lai-
ans with indisati0ns OF extensive oopbipa-
tions Of hostile character among the tribes
in that quarter, the moro serious in their pos
slble effect by reason VI the undetermined
foreign Interests existing i'd those Territories,
to which your attention has already been es-
Ipscially Invited. Efficient measures hsve
been taken, which, it Is beloved will restore
quiet, and aifprd protection to eur citizens.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-11
iowa ITEMS.

IowA-The late election in ibis State
shows that the increase in thu number ST
voters since 1852, is 54559, or over 'a
hundred and fhy per csnt Aatnis rate
ihc total ~ gglatioR Of lows at he present
ime spproximales 300 900.
I,r,.m Ana,,r-Ssas If fbe Tan,
..,..,y +. ,t,.r. has, boeo oo yi.,rta a..
4,P,Bs nv m,ta, s,aa deal ~ ,..-
FAC 81 mir 6nerr ma ,rinka.. and sae,s
marcel IL, the lshor.on. and oro.res,. :,
80, or,h. mite m.o
HnnT III. FIRM .Ji.,o Arms z,vs.
w h,ye p.,,;.e5 for z,rr. ,i,ne ..,s, fbgf
a......a z.a,oe,z .-r;,.,
l..fa, ,I.,ar,,t, fl,.;, r,,,.. 81.
.nl4.. a, matiaaio n,.i,,
e.1 ia 1,- canned h. asi, E,sinc &.
...,. ,.,t, ..f,,...t,..g. r., ,,y ts... ,.s,3 H..
ont Of the mud
F,rc.qns., -Tbe s. yo,ey nj J,5, >, s.
u,.o,.ly Fd.r.,,on.l ton,nsI and ,bs "a.
cisi ar,a, II The State snoeratendent aud
r.a.ts,.s sa.oriafino il IN be .abl.L.d
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-11

DEMOCRATIC Gun MEETls6.-At meet
irp OF The members Of the Democratic ciu.
Of Davenport on motion IL was Resolved
That, owing TO the ineiemency Of the sea
son, the funds raised for the purpose Of Pre-.
curing TraHsparencles, music and iofch
lights for Tie proposed procession be apPfo~
priated for the rent Of q suitable room i9T
The purpose OF soup roola, Tor The behahi
Of the destitute Fremonters. Mems
The VII Or he above 70 intense, uniess,
Indeed, HE proposal were intended seriou :
iy-and that would max !, iunnier thar
ever. But il the soup is as much diluted a.
the wit, we fear there IS not much snslsn.
soce in il. Even fsncb diluted soup Could
be accepted as charity b destitute boersr
we are inclined to tbink no des'ltaiion o.
the brain can be fed 3 - thin a Cruel -
wit. II betokens, indeed, destitu'ion q
humor among our Democratic friends call
ing for q warmer ~ my atby than the mister-
tunes OF ..deslitute Ffemonlers." We ar
sorry that sowing u tie inclemency Of thr
season, this celebration could not tsae
place. A. there have been some beaulituI
moonlight nights lately, We fear the "inele
mency" belongs onl5 to the spirits Of oul
Democratic friends.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-11

Cor. BEsTos on THE UEios. Col. Ben
ton is lecturing in the Eastern cities on the
Union. We sgree 8 itita contemporary thai
he Is out Of his proper sphere. Lei hin
90 TO the South. The North II devoted W.
the unieB--as much 80 ae The Colonel hiu'-
sell. Let him 70 where disunion Is rau'.
nan,--where alone there is tRnger The
Northern public sentiment Is healthy upon
lLis point The South alone Is diseased
aud shaAy. Go 10 charIeslon-to Reh-
mond-to auy Of the hot-bed5 OF treasoH
Dulli6eafion, and sound forth your warming
and admonitions, Col b. Whereref Ere
mont had majority, there IS no demafd
ior Union lectufers. The Fremont speak
ers and presses hive attended IDLY TO thts
matter.