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

aH 4CHKAP asAlAtal a4A VI
MARDWANE q STOVE 1T0WE.
NEWs A1HlANGEMENEs. sjsSo
y. II HAVE Jnst openef an sstsn-ife stors OF s.o~s.
! snt Hsriws-Sin tbs GID sfssD or H. =,
eCSrner Frent ana BraAy ssreess,
EVhsre .bssscsh b. found large and 5nple.s
sHELY AND HEAVY HAaDvARH, !,
y a.. sss ssss L sf. s. ri a ssaia SsS ffS III Fl
ies Casa cheaper .aan can be had at any essi-
-al asoe aIvs He 9 CsiI.
DSni rsst the plcA, Corner Front sni B-.eiy seres
opposite The Ferry Landing. - sAaA. s5 s5is5ssi Z
HsssAet.e gss5 broq Esl i y. y. pAEhTs:.
..g StOreS, SfOreS,," = 'os
H as MULTIPLIED II srovkS, .ssl5
AND THE ANSWE88 ~ Hr0vESg :
A LTHOUGH we cannot Keep on hand some 1000
1or 5000 Stoves, ks some sfoar nsignbors, the rea
aons are we sell 90 niseap ead 20 ssca article ct
Stoves that 1t becomes dineni. o sapplJ Ne de-
maAd, but new snppy Of freigh. ears have arrived
and been piEcsd on our road, and We s compile
our arrangements % ss TO De able nov 70 snppiy DC
So HfieF looking efound smonx Ill the CONN
hoRsE" steve shops in This city, To- no. purpose,
Twitchell . Gilistt's, I
The only Stove Emporium in the west, aud hnJ 9
stere as Is Sfsre. IN our prices. for eAeapsess,
we defy all competitios--eyery article sArssxtst,
md II not satffacfory, refund the monsy. Huope
our assortment may b fosnd the csIsbfatsd = :
Forest Oak, for wood or Csal; the Climax;
Dlack Diamond. for ceal; The King ~ 81
Stoves and Governor, elevated eve6s. u
al kinds-of Psrlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tin and cspper Ware IN hana II all ainesa Roof
inS Jobbng, &c. done 10 order. gss cs ness 5Aat
Brady Street, nearly spposits the :. 9:
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..Fellow-citizens, slavery is y sec-'
tional institution" said the Hon: = /.
lockwood Hoar, at the Boston Ere
mont and Daytan Ratification msst.s
ing. sits defenders and apologists
call it a Southern institution. So is
the yellow fever. We propose to es
tablish thorough quarantine, 90 tir
as the national territories extend I 81,
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY
ma 4 WSTEK q kN aGHI,
Land ARantk AZ Sioux City, Iowa.

Land Agents a. Sioux City, aows
lasis entered and Warrants iocated IN oi"aN ny
Ford dodge aud CouHcu Blu1s.
T rCoiisclions promptly aileaded to
Up. BaE SfER, y. p. hSlOHft - u
Atty. Copn'r. al Law. Go hhx!hset@ 9a'fsl'"'
REFER 70 'l 's
Dawson q True, EsQrs., Editor Gazette,
Dr. j. al. MilherxAS, DAWSON 9ngsst
4. Price, Esq., gist J.Ts Lane, Esq.
AIsx
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

= F.y- t.s NOTICE. 4lA4l.A It-1-1 \
nOCk Island Bank hss made arrsagome nts TO use
+ q limited kmou NJ OF the nosss i'lhs Manufac.
tue - and Mechanics Bank Of ofColpmbus, Georgia
neniior Exchange or ON, on toe same terms tbe
ISSUES OF lhe solvent Banks Of Virginia, Kennedy
Ohio or indiana. t-4 " N. b. OSBORN. Prest
n Islnna Junaf9 dSvtf 4. Ii. MANN CashIef.
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G aIrps
j. w. STEWART

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOK AT LAW,
ONCE over Al.tons store Brady bet. Ffon and I'd
Jnus iudu DAVESPoRf, IOWA. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

Palmer, the English poisener, had
been sentenced to death, and removed
from London to Stahordshire for exc
cutioa; but his friends were making
exertions for his respite until further,
inquiry, which they assert lapd in
this opinion they are backed BY almost
every medical man in the United
Kingdom,) lis imperatively demanded.
1t is mentioned as = curious fact,
showing the growing strength oftfe
voice ofthe people, that despite The
conviction Of the jury, the eoyer ernlnent
will find themselves eompeled,t to give,
the prisoner the benefit efths do,sht.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07
JUlIUS LHI.At.NCIa, -.

Buyssnd sell Real Estate, Reul Hoafss and Farms,
Collect Rents, and attend promptly 70 all business
entrusted 10 his care
once "a street, between Harrison and Main.
lsnv,,a.s a., .pokan oetil.dly
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-07

r. &, CAMPBELL.
.uonsy and Counsellor q Law
.,,.,,, en hand u loan On real " psrsol.l
s' Ss ,s s,:,:se :s asss..ss ssssSs s
~ sys. s.xss esid aud ell law tusinsss pfonpt'
Dsea ~, ~ y ~ ~ state aud q. 3. cotfts.
s'''a'a -EseTereness-
srox.. I.q,E. y City, Henry swim, L.A 70
Essi ny Non. Edwayd ssrlss, iS.ty hssIY
lssAs Iudson, 4 Y, Hon. Q u iAngghA ~.
tsss0Sxsy ys4g,y Wellington Hunt, LoshPo<t, Pfoi
IN Aass, Poksspsis y a, s4xas,. ,,..s.i,. / .
49, ess's !, a.. Esfs&b syf" Nay ~ jk~u
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unb Die Beeintrd9tt9ung BON Yatentredten.
Dos pdtentre&t Der 6erren Stnaer unb 6 D. fir ibre
9@9aoi4tnen o4res t9rslt4r in benz 9ereinistsn @taatenaGe-
gOrf, Singer unb 60. Sesen Die Grelior- 0d 6maI6 finsn-G pimp.,
nobel bas urtbeil gu @anften sn Singer unb 60. sefdat MUIR.
be. SpPann i'm Ser. Stautens& 6 rcutt. 9eri6t in Grentpn, Stem
Series, am 81. @ldr3 1856 erbielteA mir elm lrtbeil eesen bic
Dpreas-g(d9mai4in wesen @eeintrd6ttsune bret Seri6ieeener
9atentrette. Dtele qrpseie feaen bic @ulti9teit unierer ga.
ltdea ReateS auf bic unentbebrGtde 8prri6tune in gGbmaI6t.
men UNI ben Stpf auf Der Sbertd6e Der Nlai6tue fet gu bal.
f4tebenen Ser. Staaten-8 retse eeeen Grover II. @afer's
gtoi@tnen unb bic g8beeler unb QDilipn Wiaf6tne, Uel6e ibe
3 ppn uniereu 9dtentre6tCn tCtiutra6tiaen. Gin QrpieB in Ner.
SORT III elmer bieier 6agen iptrb NOD in DteIem NlUnat pprtpat.
men. uniere Infpru6e ltnb eere6t unb wurben I6pn pteber.
bolt ppn ben Gert9teA unp SurgS b~etdtigt, peStalb mir aud
bterpnrd 6as 9ublitur perparnen, feline Der unfere gatente BE-.
etntrd9tt8enben Wtai9inen Su tnufen pber 81 b~enisen, penn fe
F9 pettere unanRehnltateiten uno 8ln9en er1pdren mpaen.
s. d. Stnger unb 6 ..
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Ned)teS oeut1he6 Wcpn-SeL
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uaa ~enpfebleu btatsf
prbItnser u. 9 p's.,
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tstten; bS 0Gnb TT BON gutter Qmaltt6t unb rtrb btItg yer
laufs. Cine Sdrn bpn 231 1dsrn am pataoSt mi
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ifitsn, pDrtrsHt3 Btetgast fur eintR Sdrtntr; 40 A6ar, uage
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
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Spn 9cpOdten uns @~ussabtuns pom @eibern ofen.
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rent ei9ensn Ranten beppniren unb bteiSt pteietbe ousi6ltesli
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sr. 3U4 DH~BaIttmoretr., nape Hrpabrae.
Speben er4telten mir sinf farte Senbun8 ron ausseset@rete.
8efilten uab einfa9ea 9arlemer 9qacintbentben- 3wtebeln. "a.
5stten, Iulpen, Yfaibtumen &C., pe9e mir III ben btQishen prei.
fen %ablafen unb ie0em 8tumenlebba6er ais etpls ausae;ei&.
Netes empfeblen f1Anen. @ ep. s. II + t II. s O..
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Die gSaige rtneO gan3en 2Dp4e leebt beipreen tann.
BanfsN pten
f6nnfn fpgar auf bteIer Mafdtne oepdfden werben. phne biekI.
ben i'm @erinsfen su be16dotsen elm 3etben 6a6 6as 3euo
n[9t aogenust ptre. Die gaai9ine f4pnt badebe Sislmebr
l&ine UNI mir Idben bas @ublfum Elm in SIR. 240 Baltimore
Str: Cetue Sreppe bod gu trmuten, alpp cine Maf6ine betdn
feiben IBsr,snoen + fo nm E IN 0ep gsn = ~ % o@sa'naSt9tsit or.
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QRnSerten, pel9e bic 9faf@tne benusen.
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Smp0rlirt aus BrnntretS unb enslonb !!
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soet ale Artfn sSa g:taen- ane Iuees- 9ldiern aus GnrupoI
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erbalten, I'm earnaG 8enaI eaS 9as, nelnes bs Bette C5sahtl
stebt d%nspdblen 3a fOnnen. Or. g. wipmst ansidfesHS
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AS the Clerk was proceeding with the call of
the roll, Mr.. Campbell suddenly arose, address
ed the Clerk, and objected to the reception of
g the document" Great confusion followed
Mr. Orr demanded to know what the document
was, to which Mr.. Campbell objected; and Mr.
Craige proceeded, with violent gesticulations
and significant mods Of the head, to define a
= point of order;" while the cries of Order"
"0rder," were being most vociferously an
nounced by numerous squads of members col
lected in every part Of the Hall. The Clerk
hammered members rushed to the desks, and
Mr.. Craige "a six-footer) towering above them
all, stamped, foamed, roared, gesticulated, toss
ed and talked but the melody of his voice was
in the language of Mr.. Bowie, wasted upon
the desert air." Then came the pealing anthem,
"Mr. Clerk, Mr.. Clerk, Mr. Clerk" from a
dozen gaping mouths at the same time; and
several members, with upGfted hands, proceed
ed forthwith to address the House and 81 the
country in defence of their particular "point
of order" which as yet had only reverberated
in the galleries and Hobbies and found no rest
ing place" the Clerk being solely occupied in
hammering the House to order.
Amid all this "noise and confusion" violent
manifestations of physical strength, and auric-
ular evidences of various attempts to enter
tain the galleries and lobbies the shril voice OF
Mr.. Stephens was heard addressing the clerk.
| For a moment there was comparative silence,
and Mr.. Stephens moved that 'itn be received,
and on that motion demanded the previous
| question then followed boisterous inquiries
as to the nature of the document" to be re-
ceived Some one, in trumpet tones, disclosed its
nature, and characterized it as message
from the President" whereupon numerous
and pertinent conjectures as to its contents
came forth from all quarters, and the galleries
groaned with anxiety. Some cried "wa,"
"war," "war." Every man stood upon his
feet with martial air, head erect, eyes spark
ling, and cheeks flushed.
A "burning desire" to grapple with Johnny
Bull seemed to have suddenly seized firm hold
upon every member. Soon there followed a
calm; the warlike propensities and manifesto
tons subsidized or "oozed out" and the clerk
proceeded to call the yeas and nays on Mr..
Stephens's notion which was carried Then
followed motion to read it, and motion to
lay that on the table; a call for yeas and nays
on both; numerous points Of order personal
explanations; and reasons proand CON. Mem
bers stalked to and fro along the aisle; the
clerk proceeded to call the roll; some cried
"order;" some tread IT." some what is IT."
some lay It upon the table, and Mr. Cad
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Personal.


Dr. Henry Mitchell, Of Norwich, Connecticut,
and formerly member of Congress, died on the
18th inst.
The New Orleans Delta, says that the American
State Council Of Louisiana have pronounced in ia
vor OF Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency.
Hon. +. s. Edwards has been unexpectedly call
ed home, in consequence of the dangerous illness
Of his wife.
Lieutenant VIM. d. Porter, Of this city. made q
speech in New York in favor Of the nomination Of
George Law for the Presidency.
1t was reported recently that charges Of seduc:
ton had been made against Bishop Hamline of
Cincinnati. The Western Christian Witness con.
tradicts this statement, and says no such charges
have been preferred L. ID. Harlan member Of
the Cincinnati conference, made statements against
the Bshop's character, but they were proved false
and he himself was dismissed from the Methodist
Episcopal church and ministry by the nearly unan-
imous vote of the numerous conference. -
T. ID. MCGEE, the Irish renegade, Is up In New
Hampshire on the stump, telling the people that
he IL destined TO act conspicuous part in the pol
itcs Of this country. If be had said gaiiolcs, Il
would probably have come nearer the truth.
Mrs Alkaline Swiff is lecturing at Salem, Ohio,
on legal oppression and womans rights
X. M. Herring, ESQ., has been elected President
Of the S. Louis Chamber Of Commerce
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Very respectfully,
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGR Es s,
first SESSION.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, January %, 1855.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Half an hour was spent in taking the ayes and
noes on motion for call of the House. II was
negatived, as usual
Mr.. BENNETT, of New York, offered the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That it is a fundamental principle OF
our political system, that OURS is government OF
the people, acting by their Representatives duly
elected and that it is the duty of those Represen.
tatives to act not merely as political partsans; but
that they have higher duties to perform, among
which is the organization of the House.
That there are more than two parties, repre-
sented in the House, and consequently that the
Speaker ought to be taken from that party having
the largest number of representatives on this floor
and that the adoption of the plurality rule is the
only fair and practicable mode left to organize the
House, and also that it is in conformity with the
former practice of this House.
Mr.. SMITH, of Tennessee, moved to rescind the
ten-minutes rule
The motion was defeated.
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Among the resolutions adopted by an adj
ministration meeting recently held in White
county, N. T., the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That we cordially endorse the adj
mnstraton of Franklin Pierce, and particularly
with regard TO the Kansas-N ebraska act; and also
that of our Senators, Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and
James Shields"
1t is well known that Douglas and Shields de.
Tended their vote on the Kansas bill on the
ground that it extended the area of freedom.
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A Sensible Letter.
GREENSBORO, (ALA.,) Jan. Is, Is

GREENSBORO, (ALA.,) Jan. Is, 1855.
MEssRs s. @. BUsEY 4 Co.:
Gentlemen: fully intended continuing my sub
scription to tho daily Organ, but as never could
get hardly half the numbers, and the few did re-
ceive came seldom at the time they were due, con-
Guided to make up club again for the weekly,
and content myself with getting 1t once a week,
and enclose you list Of subscribers (25) to the
weekly, with the cash for the same, hoping it may
reach you in safety. Let me exhort you not to be
discouraged at the obstacles you necessarily have
to encounter. The attainment of every valua-
BILE object requires effort and labor. An unwaver-
ing determination will surmount all difficulties. We
must preserve our government, or sacrifice our
lives in the attempt. l should have sent this by
Judge Smith, when on his way TO Congress, but
did not meet with him TO do So
Please acknowledge the receipt Of this when it
reaches you.
Very respectfully, W.. f..
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DEFEAT OF THE HAYTIEss BY THE DoMNIcANs.---
late arrival announces the utter rout Of Sooque,
the Emperor of Hayt, who, with strong army,
recently marched against the Dominicans under
General Santana. Previous to setting out on hia
march he issued grandiloquent proclamation, ex-
pressing his anxiety to serve his country, and to
put down divisions amorg the people, and calling
upon the inhabitants of Dominica, who are mostly
Spanish, to rally to his standard, and thus escape
from their oppressors. The result shows that they
had no desire to come under the flag of his Males
ty Faustin I, of Hayti, for whose head 10000 doub
loon are now offered by Santana, should he escape
the vengeance of his own deluded people.
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walader entertained himself, (for no one could
hear word with an argumentative speech,
supposed to be upon the contents Of book
which he held in his hand, and occasionally
knocked savagely against the desk After
an occasional burst Of political ardor, inter
mingled with the usual Accomplishments, quiet
was restored and the message was read.
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OFFICIAL.

appointments by the President, By and Nth the
aduice and consent of the Senate.
o. Jennings Wise, of Virginia, to be secretary
of the legation of the United States at Paris, in
place of Don Piatt, resigned.
Edward G. w. Butler, Jr, Of Louisiana, to be
secretary of the legation of the United States at
Berlin, in place of o. Jennings Wise, transferred
IN Paris
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THE IRISH TUroRs.-Archbshop Hughes Irish
lecturing at Baltimore McMasters This organ'st)
lecturing at Utica Darcy MCGEE Qrish) lecturing
passina John Mitchell lecturing in New York and
Boston. Awfully ignorant people these Yankees
are, to be sure else why these extraordinary and
suspicousy simultaneous efforts TO enlighten them!
Who knowsg Who can tellp
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During the reading of the message yester-
day, Colonel Forney called Pawnse city Forney
city. Wonder if the Colonel has any land in
the neighborhood2
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THE ORDER on UNITED AMERICANS of the City OF
New York, are preparing to celebrate the ap-
preaching 22d day of February with most impos-
ing ceremonies. 1t is intended to have great
procession Of the whole Order, and an Grafton at
the Academy of Music. DANIEL ULLNASN is to be
the Orator of the occasion.
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BRIG IsoLA.-The story copied into some Of the
papers giving account Of the falling in with at
sea of the brig Isola, from Boston for Havana, and
with all hands dead but the captain, who is repre-
sented his knees steering the vessel IL believed
to be a shameful hoax
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CONSUMPTION The number of deaths by con-
sumption in the city of New York in the year 1854
was 7lS; and during the past year SAT. The de-
crease is said to be due to the treatment of this
disease by inhalation, which has been much re
sorted to for the last eighteen months
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ HOonand's German BttteTs.-Ihe ureAt
Remedy for Nervous Debility NJ. HuLsHiEkH, DoyieS
town. Pennsylvania, June 20, 1853 says Ny wife has
been afflicted with debility since September lsol
since which time have been unable to find any physician
medicine that would benefit her In the least until one
day called at the store Of DR. Harvey, Of this town. for
ncure ron and described him the Actions Of
my wife He then handed lot papers TO read among
which found describing your German Bitters mme
datey procured bottles from him, and pleased 10
state that Bers has done her good than
all the medicine she has heretofore taken wish ycuto
send q half dozen bottles"
Bee advertisement jan Aim
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A DeIicate AIInsion.

The President, in his message, which was
delivered to Congress yesterday, alludes to the
slaves as "colored persons held to service in
several Of the States"
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Has not the message thrown the responsible
ity upon the administration party to organize
the House? The President calls for an appro-
priation to enable him to sustain the laws. Is
ii not the duty Of his party to aid him y
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The whole world has with voice. endorsed the favor Of
these wonderful medicines being the only remedy for old
Wounds Sore Legs, Sore Breasts when all other
edies have failed.
Sold at the manufactures No so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No "a Strand London, and by all druggists,
rs cents, 62J& cents, and s1 per pot box.
ian d.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LITE.-The Whitney 90. W.
Reporter states that the house of Mr.. Richmond,
Of Prince Albert, was recently destroyed by fire,
and daughter Of Mr.. Richmond, and young
man named Foley, persisted in the flames.
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In Boston there are 5000 more females than
males, while in Chicago there are $4,000 more
males than females.