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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

GRAND FANoYs DREss= AND MASQUERADE B ALL.-7-
Weare under obligations to Mr. J. II. Frobus, Noble
Grand Of the Lodge tickets Of invitation to the
Grand Fancy Dress and querade Ball. for The ben
eft Of the Widows'and Orphans Fund Of Orleans
Lodge No. IL, To- q. +. 3zs
The ball takes place this evening, at Odd Fellows
Hall and from the that have been made,
as well as from the object that is held in view in the
estvit there is sufficient and ustifable reason for
believing that take rank by The side Of the most
successful and pleasing anlusenlents Of years past
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GRANADA, March IL. 1876.

GRANADA, March IL, 1856
open my letter to inform you of the events of one
day later which clearly go to show that Gen Walker
is in reality not joking about this Costa RIGA declara-
ton of war. but scarcely completed the first form
OF my letter. when the town suddenly startled by
the that orders had been issued for the
Immediate embarkment of the First Battalion of the
Second Rifles on board the steamer Virgin, which
had just arrived from Virgin Bay and which was I'M
der orders to return Immediately. Such a helter-
SHELTER and rejoicing turnout as Immediately occurred
in the garrison would have done the very heart of
sincere well-wsher Of manifest Destinyn good.
The marching order was to be ready in one hour for
embarkation Hitler and thither the rejoicing sodery
hurried all on the full rum some with napsacks some
with carpet bags and old trunks hastily caught up
and being transported to the trucks which were to
take them to the steamer -,+
Then, in little while, the scene changed These
same hurrying men were filing past with the slow
and stately tramp of disciplined parade-company
after company, with their scarlet pnons floating and
ribbons utterng on the breeze, they marched around
the Plaza anttormed in front of the Generals quar-.
ters-a goody array of strong and welarmed men,
three hundred in all told These, it must be remem
bered were only the men ordered for Virgin Bay-a
sl1o ioiSe SVli ieildlleu 10 pTOEeCt us here IN
rison Soon, this fine body, having been quickly sur
yeyed by their General from his accustomed stand on
the balcony of his quarters, and reviewed by their
respective field officers, began to file off toward the
steamer, WHILE to take their places for similar survey
and review, came charging upon the Plaza several
fine companies of the remaining garrison, commanded
by Col. Fry. Now came the time of hurry among the
mounted officers, who were dashng to and fro cross
ing each other in all directions upon the Plaza Some
were brought up their horses, all standing, from the
sudden grip of powerful fellow from squad of men
eager for last commssariat luxury or to ask some
short and hurried question, which could only be as
shortly answered
We were especially pleased at the indomitable good
humor with which the beset Chief Of the Commssa-
rat Department. Col. Fisher endured the harassinr
Interruptions to which he was subjected in his pro-
greSs across the confused scene. The Colonel by the
way-understand US, merely for the benefit of the
fair admirers of our republic of Nicaragua I'VE
will remark, is one of the handsomest men we
have yet seen on horseback Whether he remains
unmarried or how he will look in the parlor, We
would advise all such ladies to come and sec for
themselves. We assure them that We are likely
to have plenty more " Of the same sort indeed it
would be difficult to find, in any country on earth so
many fine looking men as We have already collected
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EyOae,s KatEsNia.oae.

People troubled by Dandrh harsh decayng Hair should
LYONS KATIAIRON. It without doubt the most de-
siabe toilet article and effective remedy for Nervous
in the world Price, Is CENTS in largo botIesto
throughout the world. Sold by
*5 J. WRIGHT e. CO.,
nj 2p6t 81 and l5l Cfartres street
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,,,,t,gl H1yoGfs--p,sick Eeet,,a.ns, !,

-
.@ SPRING GOODS.
aEaGEaT ON Sc BARBOg,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
Are continually receiving fresh invoices of the most
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING,
direct from their manufacoy and respectfully invite their
toners md the public examination of their select stock
which they will sell at the most moderate prices.
SHIRTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
~E.. Constantly on hand. .-5-
We have just received choice assortment last French
style
COLORED CAMBRIA SHIRTS,
With Byron and Standing Collars.
We selling the balance of our
WINTER CLOTHING
AT cos
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT, .-. .
nj 2p6t corner ST. Charles and Canal sts
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EDea1OEs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
Jas 2ptf Nos 81 and Isl Ctartres street.
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Miss HnRoN's CAM1LLE.- NIiss Heron is announced
to play Gaep again. this evening, the Gaiey The full
and fashionable audiences which have attended all of the pre-
ceding REPRESENTATIONS sufficient guarantee that she gives
saisfactionto the audience. s,55 i G.4s-- .--
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GentEemese's and Boys' Clothing.

GeletEeneele's and Boys' Clothing.
T5PREN& AND SUMMER
ALERED NGUMROE Sc CO.,
No. 30 Magazine street,
fully prepared offer their customers CHOICE VA
RIETY of
Fashionable Clothing,
Suitable for the and approaching season. usual
UNIFORMLY LOW PRICES.
EVERY STEAMSHIP BRINGS US NEW GOODS
One Price for Goois--No Deviation.
~ ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
a9 2n5t 81 Magazine street. corner of Gravier.
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ES. RDSSkise s. Co.,
CAMP STREET. %

~ NIA4'AE SIbtEEIIs Vg
We have received in addition to previous good assert
ment large lot of SUMMER CASHMERE SUITS, of light
colors.
Black DRAr D'ETE and ALPACA FROCK COATS, cut in
the latest style and finely finished.
A lot Of finely finished DRAP D'ETE PANTS.
CHECK LINEN SUITS, large assortment.
IRISH THREAD AND GAUZE MERINO UNDERSTANDS.
LINEN DRAWERS.
FANCY IRISH THREAD FALF-HoSE.
Rstrangers and the public generally invited to call and
judge for themselves.
r. PITKIN & CO.,
al 2p6t ST Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

Country Merchants
Boots, Shoes e,ed Esrogaaes

EsO0Gs, Shoes and EsrogGaes.
AT WHOLESALE. ~ s---*
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS, RUsSET
BOOTS, BROGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the lowest market
prices, by Ill., g-... ta --G..F.
FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2p&W ~ s+, 10 Magazine street.
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SpEezedgSsg assortment

Splendid assortment
50 MP -MG II NG Orr Cos GID dD HD % .
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. II E B r A r d,
110 CANAL STREET, Alo
opening following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell very prices
Plain Figured and Flounccd BARE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE :.
Black FIounced BAREGE :.
Half-mournng
Plain Black G RENADINE;
Striped and Plaid .-
;. FOULARD SILKS; ."- U.s..
Organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jacouet
Vaencenne LACE TOILETS; ..
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS; ..
INsERTINGii
no. ..5Y@ EDGlNG;
White Cotton CAMBRIci
JACONET;
BRLLIANTINES, White aud Coored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, Al, Ga, 81;
NANsOOK; H.. ..5 u.y .4~a@
INDIA NULL; "a
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
:. CAMBRIC;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored, all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUFEILI LUSTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jaqnard Danasked md Ernb'd
l24 WHITE BOBINET for Mosquito Bars, made order;
Irish Linen sHIRTING;
sHEETISG LINEN, FRENCH Scotch and Irish all widths
Yellow and Colorcd N .ANFINS, ETC., etc.
Also
A complete assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS; -.lg.
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, fer
Negroes. se25 2ptf
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Startling and Interesting Facts
coNcERNING
CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, collie
Summer Complaints, etc.

should starle is this One feels slight
bowels slight diarrea which is little
thought of short time in few hours, Perhaps seldom
days it attended with sickness of the stomach most sink
ing weakness rapid discharges GOODNESS, cramps, agoics
backness collapse yet all this fatal result from
disregard warning pcmonoory Darrha and neglect of
provision of safe and remedy that kind Providence
has made easy to all.
remedy made public from the strongest desire
the exposed under the best substantial conviction that
good effects, and with hand, needing
the warning using the remedy, need be victim the
Cholera.
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Gun NIeAHA GUAM CoRREspo NDENcE.- It is hardly
Necessary % direct tile attention Of our readers the
two letters from our special
that ppear in our columns this morning. Although
they have been IL New and back, which renders
them they contain interesting and
vauahle Vel spread before the New
Orleans public. each arrival hereafter, from the
central land ut shall receive letters from
him, and he is well-informed and wellposted. We
speak within the bounds IF fact when wesay
That bnstefo' has opportunities for acquiring
correct information il impossible to surpass. As
time wears We expect toreeeYe from him not only
eopions cunts of the wars and rumors Of wars, Of
the and won the splendid victories
Of our brave COUNT and the gnominious rout
Of their enemies, but Of the matchless advantages
held outby the government Of the country in which
heresides to induce North American emigration
Tomorrow morning we shall give three more letters
from the same writer are interest
ing, and contain ntelli Of the utmost inpor
lance. p9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-10

SUGAR PLANTERs'' CONTENTION. The Convention
Of Sugar Planters Of the State Of Louisiana will
assemble this morning in Iyceum Hall. w under
stand the attendance will be quite large. IT ought
to be-; for if the grievances Of which the planters
complaih exist ii reality, the whole sugar district
should be duly represented WE shall endeavor to
give aful and accurate report Of the proceedings as
they transpre and trust that profitable results may
follow the exclusions arrived at. AZ;
8s $f5---------- as----------
An EDrToRIAL CALL AND CoMPLIMENT-.We were
gratied drejosed yesterday by call heeting but
pleasant, from one Of country friends the rarity
Of whose visits renders them doubly acceptable when
they do occur Instead Of following the usual route
into hesanetum, through the monetary atmosphere
Of the business epartment this new caller entered,
noiseessiy by the open window and fnttered about
the room, over tile tables, among the books and
papers, and pens and ink for some moments without
speaking Of politics Of business Or even soliciting
notice We give him the latter, however, with all Of
our heart, and trust his future calls may thereby be
rendered more frequent. Butterfly was his name !;
and he came dressed oqtin such q brilliant spit Of
gold andpuIplespe ckled black as puts all abors of
the brush and loom to defiance He is the herald of
the season and broug lit the latest news' Of those
genial hreezes which blow lii the summer from more
southefly climates. II. II a i..= NE g5.3aS
White, Ne The Thibodauxs Minerva, had just gone
siaiing out with portion Of our forces, which led
to aninferenee that our visitor was quest Of him.
fora first rate notice He certainly deserves it. and
We trust will be mentioned TO the Pensioners Of
Thibodaux The good taste eyinced by calling upon
US, rstof ALL in this city Of cotton and commerce,
we would enabalm verse, but that material matters
have knocked all rhyme from fingers and left just
enough poetry on our pen to move it ina prosac
welcome Of things as joyous and gladstone here be.
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y: rsrsrorsr or NM GRAND JURY.

The following extract from The report Of the Grand
Jury is very suggestive and should be atsentivey
considered b who has the interests Of
Nav flrIeaus ot heart
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Selling Off TO Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK .
JOSEPH EUEpY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under The City Hotel,
.-... -comprising-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES; r
JEwELRY;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE:
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE FANCY ARTICL LES
Is now selling at
COST OF IMPORTATION.
City Dealers and Country Merchants have opportunity
Of purchasing reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCEs. r.o-a
R3-Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
H-Remember No 20 Camp street. the City Hotel.
Al 2p6t
Canton .dV0tttssg. IS.
A. 81 and Ga White and Checked Mating of various quail
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
al 2p6t &c Chartres and q Customlo,se streets.
sarriUeG.
M oMGHSE@ G& EvA- VIZ.
OTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
| under City HotelD
choice superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER ..-
CLOT H I N G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
| CASIIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
MARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
'''N'@'' HOSIERY,
+-.|." ...s 49, DRAWERS, "a
.. '--,.- SHIRTS ant
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
| az 2pf in every variety.
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.-- DR.. BILLINGS
CARHIINATIVE and ASTIeTNGENT SYRUP

Is Ii 5 u II Il II u 81 Il ID Y.
By the advice and urgent request of hundreds whose
have been ayedof many when apparently in the very
struggles of deahe has been induced still more
efforts give wider publicity to remedg so greatly sue
cessful. I. ~ -..'.
The perfection which he and others ascrbe to this remedy
beyond the of medicine possess yet the
truthfulness of the claim most thoroughly established
will be fully confirmed by calling the individuals who have
witnessed its effects and used with complete success
whose names we are authorized to give.
For Cholera Collie Cholera Morbus, Dysenery Diarhea
Bloody FluS Summer Complaint and Weakness the Bowels
this medicine offered as certain remedy This the med
cine that arrested that horrible so prevalent among the
Mexican soldiers The officers first commenced its use after
which they gave their soldiers cured in every
without exception would refer the officers and OILERS
who served in the war with Mexico Sold by
O. 0. W00DMAN,
corner Of Common aud Magazine Streets New Orleans.
j. WRIGHT & CO., ~
q and l5l Ghnttres street.
JOS. TUCKER, Mobile.
AZ 2pGt&Wlt W. Il. FOX, Natchez, Miss.
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nj 2p6t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

Ia FILLMORE IN TEARS -Mr. Fillmore
las .rtteo a very pathetic letter to J w
4 Ralnen, VI Charleston, > c. Ia which
Ne w5eps like d water cart II is IN the pa
-. Laura Istilda style, and not unlike
.ss.e boarding school letters Ia which one
Mss writes to her bresd-ahd-butter friend
What have | done that my dearest Ara
@.Ets should distrusl me iii" blubbeF-
Alf Fillmore, "aiteE all have done, and al
.s salrIhces | have made TO maintain the
..l'uutanal rights of the South, she SUI
sIlusts ne, then | can only say nope
.s nav find one more just and fearless and
s..f.ssrrihctng than | have been, and that
shea found, she may show her gratitude by
,sr confidence This is very pretty, and
vm.ais Us of the Sorrows ofWertsr." Mr.
fillmore, perhaps, begins 10 have a talh'
.,g.,lon that gratitude is rather scarce
nmotitv at the South, We pity him
1T then he will serve as warning to fu-
re politicians not 10 be TOO ready TO make
Int 01erings of themselves upon the altar
slavery Mr.. Fillmore, in his letter, re-
D, to gu article in Buffalo paper, winch
endorses as "my sentiments" IL IS pro-
,adly about he Missouri Compromise OF
hrh rtis said Its repea! was great
..uuaer, bat it is nov too late to eorrec'
The rest vi the article il merely intend
talv beog the whole question, and to BAN
a.. everybody al the North and the
orb We gather from 1t that Mliiafu IL
| raf II some kind OF squattef sovereign,
but his organ is so mysterious ana
| .a,utar. that we cannot tell whether he Is
Is uotln favor of that kind OF sovereign
ahich "s4uatted" cannon before La"
.ugg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
Hoes IN lowA.-We understand by those

Hoes IN lowA--We understand by those
- no have taken The trouble to inform them
selves, that the number Of hogs in Iowa
this year will be equal IL last year, and 9TH
ers saw there i an increase over last year
of one fourth; and we are inclined TO be.
lev. that there must be an increase over
last wear, from the fact that the corn crops
have been good Tor the last year, and our
farmers have more land in cultivation, and
as matter Of course their stock has in
creased. Consequently, there will be a
large increase Of hogs from those counties
back from the Mississippi River As to
prices We are prepared 10 say but httle.--
Packers all agree that the expectations u
the farmers are too high. There has been
some bought by Transient men for eastern
city markets, at high prices, that viii not
do to govern the markets atlhe regular sea,
son We would say to our farmers and
droyer., try and have your hogs ready toI
the early market. A word to the wisesls
sufficient. -HalDk Eye, i2m.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

DEsTEUcTIyE ftRE at BLooMIHsToE, LIS
ON the evening Of the 9Th inst the large
three story brick building on Centre street.
Bloomington owned by Mss.rs. Parke
Brothers & Taylor, and occupied BY them
ss planning mill furniture mandatory
a., took Ere aud wss speedily consumed
A large quantity vi lumber lying around the
bulldog " as also destroyed. MIR Taylor
the junior partner, Lost nearly all Ia. prop
erty by the disaster The total ioss is SIS
600, aad unfortunately there was no insu.
rance. The proprietors believe the fire 10
have been the work OF ali incendisry.
The Pantagraphs IRON which we gather
these particulars, says that 100000 would
hardly cover the losses by fire in Blooming.
ton curing the year endlng win this calam,
uy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
LA t Q st N Q w q.


baltimore Oct. 20.--Ths steamer, CITY
81 Savannah. from Savannah, for Baltimore
sprung alelk Ia the severe storm on Tues.
asy last. on Cape hstteras. The pumps
became choked aud the crew were unable
70 clear her.The rising water soon extin,
gu'shed the tires and the vessel sunk ON
iharsdsy. The bark Syiphs, OF Boston,
TOOK on the officers and crew who arrived
mere last night. The Steamer was valued
al Sso,ooO and insured for $40 900. Her
cargo was valued at VI, 600 and is believed
10 De all insured. She belonged to the
new steamship company between Savannah
ahu baltimore. The steamship Pefseye-
rance VI the New Orleans aud Galveston
me was burned al Texas port On the Sd
inst
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

RAILROAD ACCIDENT We are cory to
learn that the train from this city last night
ior Chicago came III collision with freight
train standing on the track at Plano station
yeste day morning BY which accident Dir
Irwin, the Conductor of the passenger train
had his right leg so badly broken that il
will have to be snputated; the baggage
master was also pretty badly bruised no
other persons hurt, One Of the engines
was almost entirely destroyed, and the 9th
er badly broken up. Huntington Gas, 18Th
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22
9aro mare.
L. CLOSE 4 cos. COLUMN

| tt u are now prepared 70 odef ieaiers and c3n
w samers alsrge stock 81 heavy and Shell iistd
ware, upon terms and prices when cannot iaIi 70 suit
we propose in this column 10 Keep our cu5t0faers
posted up in hardware matters and Invite call. ,lom
| our friends vino desire fair dealing.
or cash we propose 10 sell al small advance
20nd Kegs Nails, Gail soon for bargains In Aailr
r. CLOSE * co.
| EdRE king safe. the only genuine kind for safe
| l. en- cap .! T. CLOSE 60.
| I Ron ofaii sizes Tor saeiowat
L L. CLOSE & CO.'S.
| saw Ctrnlsr, Atulsy aud Gsos. cat, warranted
| - 81 4. CLOSE " cos,
| | ron As!s., ihmbia skeins and springs, at
Z. CLOSE co.'s.
{ AhrENfhRs' rooi. OF every description for
y sale At I. CLOSE & CO.'S
is1s :, aud Pocket co' G @ifs ;!oss f e, .as
puhfs5 Force Lining AID thaia pnmp. tor sale AT
/, eEasE ) CO.'S.
( LIGHTNING aodsaut Iusuiatafs for sale at
1. & Cbosf co.'s.
I rAD Pipe otall sizes nom e 2io,, :ot sale at
al TONS Pence wifs focsals at,eapat
co T. LADSE GUS
ARDtN Tools ofeysri description at
NJ Close & co.'s.
( uNS, Rae and Pistols. best quality Tor sale low
s''7f
STOVES ana itnws.a rhiah I'll bs soid eessp at
y I. GLosE s. CO.'S.
MOVES Portable Crust Mills
Y n GltSE q CO.'S.
L. r closF & cos.
iDAChiNG, Hemp aui Rubber for .ale at
L GLOSE & CO.'S.
pLACKShIITH'5 Tools Bellows, Anyils, Ham
ID msrs, for sale lows al I. CLOSE & CO.'S.
iSuPt-hsnils a Hemp, ali .izesat
IL /. CLOSE d co.'s.
l1NGlNE, Car aud Signal Oh for sale by th barrel
- or gallon al L CLOSE cos.
S,AM Mandreis of all sizes from inch TO IN. for
- sale 81 +, CLOSE co.'s.
FARMERS will dad the best assortment Ames and
= etheF MAKE u S6d tsls, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
Forks &c, al I. CLOSE & cos.
{ trAlNs, Log, OK, binding, Trace, ttalter and
" Heast chains at /. CLOSE Il co.'s.
(toRS Shelters aud Hay Cutters forsalr Tow at
~ T. CLOSE & co.'s.
IN doE. Grain Rakss for sale al
IsDU 4. CLOSE cos.
ill DO. SGyiha SnatAs best pattern,at
loo 4. CLoSk x CO.'S.
IhNNER's stock-Iin Plate, Sheet iron, Copper
1 ana Zinc, ior sale ut T. CLOSE s. co.'s
- bbLfhl aud Coach Trimming. al very low
- prices, at 4. CLOSE ~ co.'s,
t&} HIT h Lead in oil, f.. Close aud Co, Brand,
w justrersiyed. warranted the best in market
al T, CLOSE s eos,
iNskED OIL by tho barrel OF gallon al
- /. CLOSE & co.'s,
\. As II Glass snh Patty allow prices at
- 4 CHOSE & co.'s,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

IaPRoyEMEsrs,- BUILDERS III every pof-
ron Of the city are beginning 10 exert
themselves ia view OF the approaching cold
wsather and the necessity tor completing
tbpiT contracts before ii begins This sea
.,,,,s additions have made wonderful in.
movement in the appearance OF our city
They have conferred upon II feature that
s,.t and most iaVorably strikes the eye Of
he stranger aud gives him some knowl.
.dge Of the business which concentrates al
,ti. mint. Another season We hope to see
more and even better buildings erected -
Contracts are slready being made and the
,,atsyisls obtained for some nrst class busi-
ngs. houses Among the number OF new
bag.es erected the ensuing season we hope
-, have 10 note thst OF one OF two commo-
dious hotels,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-22

IHE FILLMORE poTR,--So far de Alles ha'
~ county is concerned, it is evident that
majority of the Union ticket is not mnch
Indebted to the votes OF Fillmore men This
would appear also to have been the case IN
'af Mifflin " estmoreland and Lancaster
IS fec as heard from, so that We are liReiy
Il have small allowance to matein our cal
aialons Oh the Presidential election, Tor
he althdrawal of Fillmore votes from as
impurities on the Union STATE
.'sel This indication atiirms the wisdom
j hat policy, which deferred the choice oil
Fremont electoral ticket until after The
lose OF this test election -. Piffstargh
JQrtu