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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

TIE RIOTS IN BALTIMORE AND NEW ORLEANS
The bloody election riots in Baltimore and New
Orleans were unquestonably deliberately planned
as part of the FILLMORE programme The lead
ers of the FILLMORE party hoped only to prevent
an election by the people, and to throw the election
into the House of Representatives, where it was
believed by them that their candidate could succeed
as a compromise They calculated closely. They
had no idea that Mr. BUCHANAN could get any free
State except Pennsylvania and Indiana. Had suGh
been the result, then the loss Of Maryland and
Louisiana would have defeated BUCHANAN before
the people, and thrown the election before the
House. To insure this result, the riots 10 Balti-
more and New Orleans were originated by the
know-nothings. The vote of Maryland was thus
given to FILLMORE. Louisiana was saved by the
frmness Of the country parishes.
The effort to elect a President by riots and
bloodshed-;he horrible scenes through which two
cities were made to pass in working out this OBJ
ject-these are matters which should not be lost
sight Of by the people. The danger we have es-
capped was imminent, and the authors of it should
be held responsible forever Know nothipgism is
desd-thsnks TO the intelligence and patriotism of
the people. But the men who devised it yet live
to plan other and perhaps more dangerous schemes
against the rights of the people. They must be
watched with cesseless vigilance. They have
shown the will to obtain power by force, and to
grstify their longings for place by the overthrow
of law and order. They are to be watched as the
dangerous enemies of all that is dear and valuable
in our Institutions What they a0H do ne1t, is a
question which no one can answer But we can
at least safely predict that they are ready for
any desperate attempt against the rights of the
Democratic People of the Union,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

HOW THE ELECTION OF BUCHANAN WAS BE,
CEIvED BY The CRE0IEs IN CUBA
The Havana correspondent of the Charleston
Courier is in ecstacies the result of our Presi-
dental election. Hear him:
Havana, Nov. II, 1856.
Eureksi We have i'll So the election James
Buchanan as our next President Is no longer a
matter of doubt. Living as do here in foreign
land, with all the information have been enabled
to obtain, yet confess / did entertain some du-
bous feelings upon the subject; but yesterday that
glorious little schooner, the W. D. Miller, arrived
IN the unusually short passage of three days from
New Orleans bringing US the happy intelligence.
Never again will / utter a syllable against "Old
Boress;' let him blow ever so fercey after he has
so kindly favored the W. D. Miller upon this occa-
sion. Our young Creole friends, as soon as they
received the intelligence from the captain of the
ports port on its return from the 'ivisit" to the
schooner, few from house amongst our friends
spreading the intelligence. The dear, delightful
girls fairly clapped their hands with Joy upon the
occasion. "But," said fair young miss of about
sixteen summers to me- sis it net possible that
these electors, whom you tell US have been chosen,
AID who are pledged to vote for Buchanan, may
change their minds before the day of election,
sirf' could scarcely avoid being go rude as to
smile at the question. No, Miss 1 replied; it
would be as impossible for them to do 30 as it
would be for any man to look upon your lair face
and not be struck with admiration. "You fatter-
er, said she, and with look upon of reproach left
the apartment; soon though did she return, and by
her smiles assure me had not committed an un-
pardonable offence Thus it was in every house I
visited yesterday; and if Mr.. Buchanan does not
fulfill the expectations Of these fair Creoles, then
you will have to obtain another correspondent for
cannot, by any chance, dwell amongst them to
see their "expectations fall
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

H The Louisville Times says: ave hear many
persons specializing as to whether Cabinet officer
will be taken from Kentucky. We hardly suppose
so. Kentucky has member of the present Cabi-
net and will have the Vice President during the
next four years. first class foreign mission may
be given to Kentucky, and few inferior appoint.
ments."
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Buchanan's plurality over Fremonr
Bissell's plurality,

The causes of Richardson's defeat are evident.
Eighteen thousand Fillmore men, who voted for
their President deserted their Governor, Morris
and voted for BisseH. Morris is 5000 votes be-
hind Fillmore, while Bisse is $4,000 ahead Of
Fremont. Richardson got 300 votes in the State
more than Buchanan, -s...H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26
WELL DESERVED.

The democracy of Montgomery, Ala, in testi-
mony of their appreciation of the services of Mr..
du Val, the recent editor of the Advertiser of that
city, have presented him with magnificent set of
silver casters. The compliment was richly meri-
ted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

E Mr. F. NJ Paul, late Of the Sunny South.
Aberdeen, Miss, has associated himself with the
Memphis Evening Ns,Os Mr. PAUL is sn agree.
able writer and young man of most excellent
business habits. We are confident he will deserve
success, and trust that his efforts may be fully re-.
swsrded.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

e-Fy- The Pulaski Citizen, heretofore know
nothing paper, has dotted its partzan character and
will in future be neutral in politics. We wish its
propretors much more abundant success than it has
hitherto enjoyed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

MISSOURI ELEo1IoN.-The Jefferson City cores
pendent of the Missouri Republican furnishes the
official returns from eghty-thre counties, which
foot up: Buchanan 50697 Fillmore As, 2O7.-
Then there are FIVE additional counties, unoficialIy
reported, which make the total footings Gr SO
countiss) Buchanan 81, 285, Fillmore Il, $685. Bu-
chansn's majority, 6,622.
VIRGINIA ELECTION. Richmond Enquirer
publishes the official and estimated returns from
every county in Virginia. The footing-up gives
Mr. Buchanan a majority of 28,04S in the State
Gov. Wise's majority in 1866 was lO04S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

H Horace Greeley announces that he is not
q candidate for United States Senator from New
York.
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Harvey i'm Nashville.

Harvey in Nashville.
THE eminent HARvEY," well known to every gen.
Il teman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments, is at establishment, No. Is Cedar
street. and prepared to take measures and TO exhibit
hne assortment Of Cloths Cassmers and Vestngs, as
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing both geDtemen's and youths, is now fu
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
Octl4-H CLIFTON Abbott
HOUSE FOR RENT.
HAVE four comfortable Dwellings for rent next year
i (957) reasonable terms.
Also some likely young negroes for sale low. Call
fore too late WILL. L. BOYD,
novg-tf Ne. so Cherry street.
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE BRANDIES
BY
w. H. GORDON & CO.,

ON WEDNESDAY next the Goth November, we will offer
~ atpublic sale:
| half Pipe Jules, ROben & Co Cognsc Brandy;
80 - Penet, CastletOn & Co. 6 "
" Otard, Dupuy & Co. q"
8eghth" PeIevorsen {"
90 - Alex. Sgnette "
TERMS SALK.-An sums under $500, cash all sums
$780, 60 days for approved endorsed notes payable in
of the city Banks.
This is the best opportunity offered in city 10 buy
Fine Brandies The wanting money is compelled TO
sell. They ready for examination at Warehouse
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
nOv26-2t W. Fl. GORDON & co.
NOTICE.
Y p FORT is the only authorized Agent to collect the
Il, debts due firm Of Morrison & Co., in the Tailoring
business, which A. Morrison and j. Only lately
gagged. No other receipt will hold good but Forts
nov25-Iw A. MORRISON.
NOTICE.
I C. DARDEN, alone, is authorised to the name of
the firm in closing ransacng any business belonging
said firm. noy25I DARDEN, TURNER q CO.
LUMBER,
A GOOD lot of JOst Scantling, and two inch Plank
~ hand cheap for cash. good lot of Boards and Poplar
Shingles be delivered in few days TO those wanting
them. My Mill is cutting daily Agent for other Mills
will pay particular attention to all orders Call at the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you wish them
filed lnov25I J, G. DARDEN.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

HAVE Just opened a very handsome assortment Of
IL Furnishing Goods comprising great variety Of
Gloves Suspenders Neck Ties, Black aud Fancy Stocks
half Hose, Gents Shawls and Mufflers &C.. &C. all oil
which will be sold at fair prices
septI0-f CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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p. p. Peck

Is receiving from the celebrated Mandatory of
4 BREWSTER 4 Son. New York, a further supply Of
choice Coaches, Rockaways and Light TroItng Bugpies
Alse has constantly hand Of bis build Bugges
pecialy adapted to country use at his Ware Rooms
lower Market street. TOct2-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
THE Directors having declared dividend of THREE PER
CENT. on me capital Stock Of this Company, payable
the Once Of the Treasurer in Nashville, Tennessee,
and after the 9Th December next Its earnestly requested
that all Stockholders who have certificates for
the eerneaes Tor original stock and have them renewed
before that time. lOet25l W. A. GLEAvEs, see'y.
ELECTION NOTICE.
oFEIcE N. q c. R. R. Co,
election of fifteen Directors TO manage the affairs of
n the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company will
next stOck6oders viii be carried over the Road TO
MurlreesbOro the 9th and home on the 10Th
nOya5-2w wa GLEAvEs. sec'y.
GOoDYEAR's PREMIUM GUM GOODS.
USr received supply ofGoodyears Patent Gum Goats,
Cloaks and eggngs, proof against all kinds of weather.
noyaa j. "a. McGILL.
BUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
d ECEIVED this day small 10. of quality of Buck
nov22 J. h McGILL
WHITE AND OPERA KID GLOVES.
lust received a handsome lot of White and Light
q Colored Kid Gloves.
nOV22 JH McGIIL
TRUNKS AND VALISES.
lust received supply ct best Sole Leather Trunks
q and Vaices and large lot of cheap styles, all for
sale by [nov22l j. II. MoGILL.
nRESSING ROBES.-A few Robes, we'll wadded,
II received and for sale by J. Ii. McGILL
TTNDERWEAR.-we have now supurb assOrt-
" ment Of seasonable underwear. 1t consists of:
Shaker Flannel, Shaker Knit
Segova, Lambs Wool
Red Saxony, Arnarian,
Merino, Cashmere
Lined Silk, Canton Flannel,
Twilled Cotton, sc, all of which selling at
fair rates. nOv22l j. II. MCGIIlI.
TRAVELLING SHAWLS AND MUFFERS.
Il handsome lot of heavy Travelling Shawls and Muf.
fers received and for sale BY j. Il. McGILI.
CHIRTS AND COLLARS.-Just received another
- invoices of best style of Shirts and Collars various
prices [noy22l J. Il. MCGILLr
HOLORED SHIRTS-A small lot of colored Shirts
Oct2s J. H McGILL.
NECK TIES AND STOCK Just received every
IN variety Of Cravats, Ties and Stocks
nov22 j. Ii. McGILI,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Store, corner of Square and College stree
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
Il signed under the style of. G. & c. Robertson
this day dissolved, by mutual consent
The business will be continued the oil stand Broad
by j. g. Robertson. who authorised settle all
connected with the late firm.
NASHVILLE, Nov. ], 1856. J: G. ROBERTSON,
nov4-n CHAS. ROBERTSON.
IN retiring from business, my sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage received from the public by the
late firm, and take pleasure in recommending
tnusnce Of the late partner, Jas. G. Robertson,
who VIII continue the business al the old stand Broad
way. CHARLES ROBERTSON.
NOTICE.
LII persons indebted TO the late firm of j. G. q c. Rob-
ertson are requested to come forward and make imme
date settlement and those having claims against the
Germ will present them for payment -
nova J. C. ROBERTSON.
CWEET ORANGES Three casks of the above just
~ ceiVed by Express, ]. G. ROBERTSON,
nOu4 Broadway.
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VKTE have just received extensive assortment of
w Boys Clothing, Of various styles and prices, which
respectfully invite friends and the public gen.
orally to call and examine. We also constantly
ceviDg gentemens Over Goats Dress and Frock Coats
and Vests of every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is complete all of which in addition to heavy
arrival of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs in the piece
fatterD rselves will offer inducements rarely presented
to the citizens of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON h ABBOTT.
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DC EFIEL6 Ac4I!1ETTY BUILDING
NegrOeS for SHE.

DY virtue OF Of the County Court Davidson
ID county rendered in the OF John H. Calender
others part will offer for sale the Public Square in
Nashville and old Court Yard, on sATUR-
DAY December 6th 1850, the following negroes to-wit
Judith, aged so years Thomas aged Is years; Anderson
aged @ years; William, aged years. Mary aged g Judnh
Oet28-du Clerk and Nastsr
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100 Negroes Wanted.

100 Negroes Wanted.
THE undersigned will pay the hundred likely
young Negroes delivered their House at
No. Ia Cedar street, Nashville Tenn They will board Ne
grOes and sell for other commission and will keep
large number hand Tor sale all times, and will be
spOHsbie for Negroes left in their charge. Call and
DovI9-ly JAMES & HARRISON.
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-
TRUST SALE OF COmFORTABLE
RESIDENCE.
virtue Of mortgage, with power OF sale, executed by
ID A. Balowe the Nashville Building Association, which
is of record In the Registers Office OF Davidson
county, Book page will expose sale
House yard Nashville Saturday. the 22nd inst 10 the
highest oder cash. the property conveyed in said
gage being part Lot No the plan Of Edgeded tho
Spring and Bell Streets fronting 20 feet Spring
and running back 300 feet; which there Is com
Portable frame dwelling. Right Of redemption waived
noyIe-td. C. A. FULLER, Treasurer
POSTPONEMENT.-The sale Of the above described
property postponed until SATURDAY next the 18th Of No
Veniber, 1856. c. A. FULLER, Treasurer.
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HOTEL FOR LEASE.
HNHE completion of the MeMnnve Railroad will -
afford facilities for the travelling public reach it'll
(yia McMinnvile Beersheba Springs Sparta and Bon AR
Springs which have never heretofore been offered.
This train will increase already good business for the
Nc MnnVle Hotel, which property Is for lease 10
Hotekeeper II is of brick, containing "a rooms with
good oubudiDgs and garden spot attached, and all will
put in fne order for any of embarkng the
Hotel business Possession Will be given the t OF January
next. For particulars enquire of J. f. FosS,
nOvl9-dtri w6wIw City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn.
HAMS! HAMS!
TUST received FIVE casks choice Hams family by
q Oct23 LANIER & PHILLIPS.
rENO SMOKERS.-lO,OOOex extra RegRlia segars received
Il this day by lnov9) VESSEL q THOMPSON,
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e. M. SEAGO.
FOR TIE COUNTING H0IsF-

IIOUCEe
Blank hooks OF all sizes,
Pass Books Of all sizes,
Commercial Note and Letter Papers.
Copying Presses, Copying Books,
Cised Paper, Red Inks,
Arnold's Fluid, Steel Pens,
Bill Heads, Post Boxes,
Letter Clips, Calendars,
Writing Desks, Bill Files,
Pen Racks, Book tests,
Porcelain States, Log States,
Bill Paper, &c, &c For sale by
noY6 I'M w c.rrrrr
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THREE competent Mners, and three learn trade,
i at the New York Millinery Union Street.
novl6-tf
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ILLINOIS OFEICIAL

The following is said to be the official vote of II.
l;ro;s -, D,os;5o,t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-26

I'll DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, -
No. e6 CHERRY STREET, DOORS FROM UNION,
nEALERS in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Surgical In
IL sruments Medical Saddebsgs Dye Stufs Paints, Var
nish Window Glass and Glassware, Lard OIL AlchOho,
Spirits Turpentine, Oil, Spices, Perfume and Fancy
Articles, Tobacco and Cigars large assortment Of various
brands.
We invite the attention Physicians Planters Farmers
and Families Stock which is large and complete We
will insure satisfaction to ALL both in price and quaity
DHYSICIaNS, PRESCRIPTIONS We give
l. this department Of business personal attention
Persons sending Prescriptions TO us may rely on having ne
carefully compounded at all hours fthe day or night
nov26 DEMoVILLE BELL.
VANARY AND HEMP SEED.-Just received a
" fresh lot of Canary and Hemp Seed, for sale by
nov26 DEMOVILLE BELL
= UPERIOR BRANDIES AND WITNESSING
have received lot OF extra hne French Brandy and old
Port Wine for Medicinal purposes. For sale by
nov26 DEMoVILLE & BELL
UEA! TEA TEA I'VE have o hand a large lot
Of very superior Teas consisting of Black, Imperial,
Gun Powder AMI Young Hyson For sale by -
nov26 DEMONlLLE d BELl'
DOCKE EFT KNIVES-A fDs assortment Of Pocket
noy26 . DEMovIILE & BELL.
SALE OF FUNDS.
THERE will be public sale of the Funds Othe Mechanics
Building and Loan Association Of Nashville, at the Mer
chants Exchange, THIS EVENING at O'Clock
nOv26-u W. b. A. RAMSEY, Sec'y.
NEGROES FOR SALE.
A LIKELY Negro Noman about "a years ola ana thfee
IN children, the eldest likely boy years old said ne
groes will be at sacrifice who will give
good home in the vicinity Of Nashville, but viii not
under any circumstances be sold 20 Iader
novs6-I0d REEFS W. PORTER, Cedar st.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, NOV. x6th,
DEM. F. SHIELDS viii sell at O'Clock, invoice Of
ID NEw FR GOODS just received from Philadelphia
nOv25-Rd BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.

NO. 20 AND % MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN
THIS well established house, having been operation
good many years. ready for the accommodation 81
transient CUSTOM 81 per day The house sfge airy
convenient 70 the steamboat landing and the
III Regular bOarders accommodated al 81 IS per week
nOY23-lm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13
Gtotbiaa.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
at y0HR J0KDAGis
IOWA CLOJHIAG sIpAf

lOH n ILOJute9 tldE
4 LARGE and varied tssoftnent of We ms and
lARoys, Meady IN ada Giothing, ein1tsc.
ing eilthe 4neregtsnd approvedstyiss AID made ny
good worktnsn out oftbe best material.
Fine, .asdiam aud common, Onion. Beaver, Fcit,
Pilot, Petsrshsn and Flushing. BaRgypsy ySacksSnS
Paefot Oyercoats, Cloth, Dfess aDd FhocS Coats pf
various Olo7s and u2ties. Cloth, CsJsi mere, tst
net, Velvet and Tweed pantxioops. siis, 3atn, Va
entia Swansdown Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Gssslnrer<,
3atinet, poabIeand single breasted Vest. &ontsE
Jackets, Drawers y ndsfsAfts Hosiery, sGspenders,
Cloves Cr5yas, agGks fchiefs Stocks
Ties, Scarfs, Winchester and ;c0ttsappTeFsc Patent
ShoaIder3eam SHIRTS UtnoreliaaaHd slfar;cieslsUsl.
ly kept in gsn,lemaI's furnishing stores including
aohes de gnampre and Reverb Vests and DYsrcosts.
Also, splendid assortment ~ 1ncgt ClcthEf fasst-
fpsresand Vesays-alio Of which wtii be f1sde up 70
orderinthe bsstnanneT, VITA prouptae4t, at scc9m-
modatng prices, and BY competent work!aen, Tais
ssabishI sntisin tie monthly reeep, oftne latest
Fashions 80 thstordsrsiurustsd 70 them may BE-
iiedapon beipg IN the lstesistyie tho;t WHO de-
.reit. All manner of plain work and worx ofs gen
promptly atts uded to as heretofore
HATS ofa new style together with all ttha con.
~ IN kinds constantly on hand.
tsfstefut pr patronage ,tfeg
iy hopes to ineriias 0 nftuuanen 0ithes5I1s.
JOHN JORDAN,
Msrchan failor4nd oIo'oief On Frpntstrest, apo
sits the steam Mills.
m IA !ss5- Efyd-if
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

THG. RUINED FORTRESS.

The correspondent OF the l. ondon
Times thus describes the present as
peht Of Sebastopol:
"Thea traces ofour presence will en-
lure tor many II long year, uotwit!l-
standing the perisliabte nature oteartii
auakes, and all the energy OF Russia
and the physical torcs at her disposal
will be tasked toher utmost before
Sebastopol can rise FROM the heaps OF
blsckened stone and shattered walls
which now mark its site. In some
places our mission ofdestruction is not
complete, and | presume the peace
will prevent any measures being Ia
ken to blow up the buildings which
line the quay OF the docks on the east
en side; they are considerably injur-
ed by tire and shot. but are not, SO far
as lean judge, rendered incapable ot
repair. As for the city proper, with
some few isolated exceptions it might
be knocked down with a pick and
carted away as rubbish. The walls,
which look firm at distance, are
seen, on near approach to be mere
shells, which strong man could over
throw
The desolation and sisence OF the
grass grown streets, the course Of
which is marked out by heaps OF white
stone in fragments or in blocks, piled
conlusedly on each other as they
were thrown down by the shock of eE-
plosion or the actual agency ofpowder,
are appalling. One may wander be-
tween these walls OF debris, which
look like ruinous trenches, tor hours,
without seeing soul or hearing even
sparrow chiyp. If stone, disturb
ed by Ills tread, falls Gathering among
the ruin, the stranger accustomed to
the profound noiselessness oithis new
PALMYRA. starts rs though Sebastopol
were in the Great Desert, and untrud-
den BY any but himself. All the roar
of batteries, the smoke, the shouting,
the tramp of men, the stern life OF the
trenches, and the labors OF the siege
have died away, we cannot trust for
ever, but let us hope for many a long
year to come. ra
"Alone Interchangeable, the blue sSs
sparkles in the sunshine between the
white forts and the sheer headlands q!
the roadstesd, aud ripplas over the
sunken fleet, which Just rears It's mast
heads above the water. The harbour
is still there, the Docky.srd Creek, the
Careeaing Bayts-all res,dy once more
to lend their aid 70 man in forming 4
new Sabastopol. The Tchernaya still
flows into the deep bay, and can bear
on its bosom countless tors OF ireestone
from the quarries OF InkerIu,ann, which
are, to all appearance, i,,exha,lstiblc,
and which may well contain a new
Sebastopol. Let the rotting skeletons,
the heaps of human bonts, the debris
OF ragged uniforms and equipment,
the remains OF the f cree struggle
which ended in that ravine still scat
tered over its side, pres,eh lesson te
whoever is about to louild the city
again.
IAN engineer officer remarked the
other day that he never saw a city
which could be 80 soonfeconstructed
The very ruined p,ansions and th'
4 stones Of the houses. could be used I,
fill up q small ravinss which intersect
t,ssa.& agsts,5.t rt - ~ ! ..44es 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-13

sKTk ARE nov prepared t1 offer dsaisrr ssd cof5-
" sufoers z l4FKo stock Of Heavy and shsir Hard
vate upon ard Ices which canoct fail suI.
We preposs In this eoluun 20 Keep our ctsosers
posted up In hardware nattsrs antiRvte caiis ro,a
our friends swho desire fair dealing.
ror cesb We propose 10 sell at @ snail advance
1ovs Kegs sstts. Caii soon for bargain. 10 Falls