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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-03


Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-Thc Fa-
ray provided with these medicines fortified agans, the dan
effects Of dyspepsia liver compliant nervous diseases
disorders Of the bowels erupuons ulcers and
Inflammation generally. All these yield 70 H0LLOwAY'S
mapproachable remedies.
Three Per Cent Month.-Business Men.
fast" young men, who wish 10 learn secret worth
knowing advised call the bookstore and
chase book worth reading entitled, Burdets Three Per
Usn, a Month"; Price ~.
Csmphor lee, Csmphor Icc.-ED w. yon-
dersrnhs celebrated carnphr Ice s certain for chap
pc1 hands lips NC ASK only for III W. yondersihs
phor only i5c Bowery. sold b. Schcen
4 Brothers VIM. IL Cary Co, Clckencr CO. and Mrs.
Hayes, Brooklyn.
Important,-Jousen's Iaodorous Prepare
ton instantly cleans kid gloves Of any color. one bottle
cleans cry pairs Price 50 For By Al druggists
CONTENT, NEARy A CO.. sos Broadway.
10000 Cares Have 0sep Made this Month
81 dsarrhca sole, crown chronic Rheumatism kc, by Dr.
TOBIAS celebrated Venetian Imminent warranted q cure
the money returned. Price, 2sc and &c. Depot y Cort
nna street. Sold ~ All he drugsss throughout Ne pnied
Eatea
Should he I'm Every House.-The Cordial
cognae bers give relief within Eve minutes COLES dar
rha, bilious attacks and fsvers and In short time effect
radical cure. s1FNFElD 70 Nassau street, N. ", sole
agent for the United states
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amos also melodeons-a OF full ard rich tone full
sssTaned anu at prices that DEFY competition. decided
bargain may be had the warehouse Of JOHN z
WAKE CO., lG Canal street. four doors Of varick
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4 haany's Patent Aaiustabls Reaper ana
howsr ION lined ALu hIlg.c hLwsr.

SEcURkp To Joas " .NAg -THs.r Par
EsIs ~ lHs Y lrEp nl.las, AtsU PAIysrEp IA
EusIPs. 81 AEVFACUTSsp 81 AAkks Co., DOG
FOkD lLLisoIs.
hSsE valuable Asehinss are constantly bsinx
manufactured, a large number urs uxtus IA .Ga
lor bskI lar, sst. Usri tksEssKd " 90 CO.
lfe sdce-ss, ses tilv lsluanu was u0t s.ppIied
= parraasg sxI'sp ~ s-SG ~ Cus.sf taaI lac LA
rbIne is u ou,at snd Vi so1 Ia-Lerizs nd taatI
-Il NOV ss sv.I ~ tAD b. win Ia, seS8uv
reap ss well a. eau GoLs III cr-uls auv CA
evl rf, olnsf a-Fs .sl.Hk i.apIsmsSs.
Inc ma, pIUs 10 afa"u W $50 uvfsus, and lnsuEx
ed - pSfssu TOR mo, lGs, Two ysr.Uu Tor fva.y
Tag; and Il also ~sf!.Ltec " ON .sg ~ nIGYe
aefes per DAY. isfSr ul4s4iGs !oE Iv.G ugfsss Ia
- ~ uiau ti.sBafea.
pfcss oi Eus AzShl1s, with lfsRrportsus
adursI sIe-
FOR HORSE Machine Of sbolt nse Zen cut.
sIS,, Fer Fvaf ddrss aashlus .g0lLs 4 tSst uut
80 FSf iusIs Ao-iLx AasLiEs VI sos.E ~
Ia. at ~,
Tue .vho-iAs eIIE.a srs furbisbed wish each mn
81 Az. aUs i1ss, Eau oas ~T.u.u, oav 81 ~
aI.sf, o9s .ssis ss@,s,a, Sas t.-..u % sus.,,.
.s.a vEs Ds'sl E!Llon. s f-i! sg.pi. Is ss,s ev
stangs ~ aana, ~ 4l.o ~ ..s asu4. u Asrut, -
I~V4,t ho,-ons = 'sseA4s s..u tus oIusr suyuL
sdse-srs Isfn.sasa ~H1 sagt llagllls, snLsf ,i
EIru AZ W ussI as T:q4Ifsd
For lasGL!Gss VI eALIss ApLiyt0
-.uu"sS, yIELk d Co.
Pr0Dhetors OF tue low. zrIeai.aral Dypo, Gums
aock tsiaua abu runi sls., Davenport ,,srs s.ly
ffsAh iSt - sesa<H' Jaus7
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The Gaisua Coarisr o. the 90 inst.
states that on the proceeding Saturday, fl
~ barrels OF -four WHICH had been left b,
The steamer War Eagle On the leyee u
Winona acre rolled into the river. The
transaction had its origin in the feeling
which Exists at W,nona against the Gslens
Pscks, Company, not Only with regard 10
the Company running in opposition TO the
Winons boat Tishom.ngo, but also on &c
count Of the War Z gle bringing -four 10
Winons lor sale, and thus, as was alleged,
.running an exposition" TO the Winons
Flour Dealers An excuse so despcsble
only makes the proceeding more disgrace-
iui.
The Courier saysit is not supposed By
any psrsons who know them, that the Ie-
sbec,able portion fine citizens Of Winons
had any thing 10 do with this destruction
O. properly. On the contrary they deeply
regret it ss calculated TO injure the pros
poets OF that enterprising and growing
place.
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Tzem Nicaragua

Tie latest accounts irum Nicaragua
whether true or not We are unable ~ say
represent that the fortunes VI Walker sr:s
az .in Ia the asceudaat. He is sta 20 ~
nave landed al NiE.ia Bay On tue 81 .
A pril, and found that the las, detseanah,
., The enemy had lei, only SIX hours pfesi-
vusly. Gen. Canss, the cemmsnoer-in-
caist Of the Costa Ricans, wrote General
Walker letter commencing 10 his care q
number Of sick and wounded Costa Ricans,
whom be could not remove, and offering y
exchange twenty -6veA merscans for them
shen they recovered.
The lssnsit route through Nicaragua Is
again open. The elections were being
held, and it was considered certain that
Rives would be reelected President. The
British ships Eurydice and Hermes were al
San Juan Del Noris, bur made no opposition
to the passengers going up the nyer or On
shore.
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Minnesota Items

. STEAMBgAT COLLISION On "wednesday
/ evening ;he L5dy FranSlia lett Gaiena for
ST Paul, heavily laden, and "hen about
one mile from that city, che came in col.i-
sion with the steamer Jacob TRADER, iron.
which The Lady suffered severely, having
her guard and deck torn Up to tue canstah,
hers .de crushed il " the waters edge. -
she immediately returned u Galena, turn
ed Der trip oyeF 10 The Golden Era and i
nov laid up Tor repairs.
Tn Alhambra left Gaiena for ST. Paul
Oh Thursday eYeniug, and Wide attempt
ing 70 cross through the cut, Of, and lying
across TIE channel d he Galenr Rlvr5,
s..e steamer Minnesota Bvlle, bound Tor TIN
same port, came 10 collision, sinking lhs
AlhaG,b-a and crus ing IN her side down L.
tie kuuckIe. She i'Hmedislcy returned g.
Gairua to- rSpairs.-St, Pau Pioneer au0
Dem. Mig 81.
AsyriitR r RE AT ST. PAuL.-Eariy yes
tefday urstHlug hce bruks out in the saw
fBfil 81 Messf- Ames g. Hyt, near Day.
toms Bluff, y h,ch butned II 10 the ground
The i1ss is estimated OF from $4,000 L,
$1,000, aid 10 Insurance ID.
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In the recent attempt ui ar. Douglas 10
reply TO the speecH Of Senator samner' ne
spoke in the following terms Of l'asid Il.
Atehis0H;-
,.rne Senator has also made an assault
an the Iats President VI Lne SENATE, Grhsfai
AleUson, msn u as klud nature, aud as
genuine and true a neart as ever antniHlel
! hlIutau sJIl. de is Eapuis.se and sehsf'
Gus; ca ia. his good qualities '0iiie tunes
IA ,uen an t1cess nlUu lUduces him to
saw aud ~ do many tHings ihaI "oald hos
r,,a.4t uty approval; But eli atIo know hiu
kuow Ina IL be geulFeu,an and al honest
man. nus 4lIu losai " Tue Constitution y.
ri- country. he Is -sssiied here az Cat~-
hne. Atsr txnausting eli the eps'heIS 'h
ne gu=A iauguogs tue SenasoF went Oh
10 ll4e Lam, " sec II he toela mao h'"te W
tnstu tneFe 10 deuOaace this man al. lac
-u,uIg, ed souie ~ uIcn LIcsfo used lo"aras
CaIanut.
lhe following is the speech which,
oreyiyus 10 lie ssekiag OF Lawrence, Al
chl.un made lu Ine b4ndltl whom ne leu
,rym Missouri W; dislike ~ poIlute 0uf
pages aIth II, but a. II s avery expressive
commentary on Douglas idea Of d gentle
man, our readers NH pardon us Tor giving
rurther currency ~ 81 infamous produt-
tion:-- ...-L
Gen. Atehison rode into the centre OF thr
souate ou sufre! horse, and Vac grreiea
Atth lrrndr yell u applause. he was
dressed in dars drab cIVtmng, and wore Z
Ky.suyh nat Every sentence he uttered
a a. wll1ly cherseJ. de- said:-
,ByYs! rais Day an K,csaPoo Ran
g4yt Tnss Lgy 10 tHe most glorIout vi NV
E,,ns, iifs TINS day we have entered a"-
-. aud the cit zens hase not dared u n r
a gun! 81 GLORIOUS Vtct0fg ior us' by {,
~ q Ierrdc yeiis
painting - the Free STATE Hotel, he
.Byys. That E migrant Aid Hotel with
nor mr., huirs must bs ;estrd, We Will bio"
ITO l.-! [AA1lher hurricane Of hur'
rahs.'
"TGe ID Abolition presses must g.
INTO The river: aEdi man Or trnnsGH undFi-
takes IL sto9 US, sc win hang theu' u -
d--n them, (reHewed rvars vi apPisuse,) "
m.Ee hole through them with "a chunk ol
cuIi Lead!
aBuys! A lady is entitled 10 the Pro,ee-
ton gl every gen'iemtu, but when wo
man takes upon herself the garn OF man
hood, sae is NOT rnUre 10 be protected than
savage BEAST
As Gen. Atchison laid down the law Of
gaIlautry-ah.eh proves aim 10 be black
guard as we'll Or an old bHciseior,-Shrtih
Jones, whose "marYred blood" acc0rding
To the Border Rutian papers, recently
l".hrisked from the ground tor vengeance,
rode I'D 10 the orators side and was greeted
with loud cheers
Atcbison stopped for Moment. AlleI
the cheering subsidized he continued
aBoYs, We will no# 60 into the town,
The citizens have agreed mat the laws shsiI
be Jared out without mgiestaiton. Wen
demoiish the Hotel, the Printing Offices,
ass il Sheriff lines to make his arrests, and
90 home covered with glory! loud long
and enshusi aslic cheers"
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II nsv Arr~.ssnsst.

o. &. Woods, with the sanction OF the
Congressional representatives. of Californis
and the Pacific Territories, has issued
circular for the information ofPersons mall
ing letters to California and the Terrific
ries Of Washington and Oregon. Il states
thst thousands Of letters senttosh psc'no
coast becom. dead letters, and TO remedy
this evil, the Post Office Department, under
the authority OF Congress, has ADOPTED ss
an auxiliary TO it's operations plan for pub
fishing simultaneously at each of the Post
Offices in the Pacific region in list called
the ePacifie Let" the names ofall persons
N whom letters have been sent to The Cal
ifornia and Territorial Pos, Offices. The
letter is to be mailed tor California or other
point on the Pacific in the usual manner,
and at the same time an envelope contain.
ing the address OF the letter is to be direct
ed aud mailed to the Pacific Mail List"
New York. This Int accompanies every
California mail, and is posted up in every
Office in that State and the Territories be
lcre mentioned, so tina, If the person ad
dressed is any where in the Pacific cora
Try, he will find out that there Is 4 ieitei
Tor him, and as the address in the ilst men
TONS his former place OF residesee 10 tht
States, no other iBdiyidusl 81 ihe same
na,ae would take the leucr BY mistake.
The envelopes containing 10. addFesses
on the letters, and seat to the "paeihe
Mail List" pa The ordinary postage ana
tuust also inclose three cent stamp, hteh
goes toward deiraying the expenses =. pup
hca,ion. Il see ms 10 US that Tue proleei
is good one, and is an sdmiFable arrange.
.neni fcf those who have friends in Caliiof,
ria, but are ignorant Of their exact localay
Bs this plan letter directed simply 10 Ca'.
iternis, would be almost certain TO reach
the person Tor whom it was intended, ~
matter in what part he might be located
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EDWARD Everett on The oauasss in Kansas.

EDWARD Everett on the olIragss In Kansas
At the commencement of his address on
w Washington, which he delivered st Tau :.
ton, Mass, on the I'd inst, DIR. Eyere 1t
made the following remarks IN relation to
the recent outrsges in Kansas, end the as
saul: on Mr.. Summer. MF. Everett mad d..
clined taxing part in the meeting al Bos-
ten, called to express indigestion at the
atroeious occurrence in the Senate Cham-
Der, bat the following extract shows that
he views the ;ransact.on in the proper
ugbt:-
But with the satisfaction which fee
il addressing you al sbis tue, are miBgled
profound sHxaety, gree aud sadness, whicb
/ strive III Vain ~ suppress, aud " hich aver
auelm me az the tougAL OF Inc occur
rsaces 81 the past week, and serious appre-
aeusion forces ilselI upon my mtnd that
events even how, IA Tram with an i4npuls,.
100 ui'ga TO De resisted, vii cause our
oel.vru county " sned tears OF blood
through ali Rrr UorGers ivr generations We
- euuae; evil war, with ali It's nvIrld tr .tlt
u pIlt.ge, are and slaughter, carried on
itiIoul lnr slightest prosoca ton against
ne lniaut setrienieuts ol our brethren urf
ne r.nueis Vi Tue Union. The w0fse han
| c,yli sar rs.iag nloalns unfrbuked Ut the
Gapltoi, iias, At length, WITH Jaw less VIC
,e!Icr ~ which | know ho parallel IN Tue
4una.s VI E Constitutional Governments,
sIaiAt q tie flour oi lac SeHaTe ChambeI
sI,h Iae blood VI dz!ei.cS less uuali, auG
ne q Senator from Massachusetts! Ub!
as gJ0a iTleaGs, ILiese are eYrLts aAlSA
or tHe good name, peace ana safely oil our
,UuntFy. were wen sVIla all The gold q,
CaifiUrn.a TO blot IrvIH our reeoids they
slsken the heart vi tie trug palrel, OF TIE
-ood csuz-R aud vi the Cau-uan, The,
1Saken u cad gloomy doubt Whether me
s4crIhces aud sLtie ings VI vuf ialners 10
ne sake u highrr, Purer and ireef cIgtii
cation on this Wes.ern ContiH NJ, than tie
world has yet seen, has not been 10 ya!n
For myself they eli me With sJrruw lJu
I-ep iOr tears. am not ashamed Of MY
Seskness, for souoW, not TT myself, 10.
ew remaining years are rBHHlHZ too rapid
: to close u allow me 10 litaeh imports
lnee TO az lhiag this side 81 the grav, F,
hich concerns me individually; bat ssr>
-os Drygad the power Of words 10 exp ese,
81 the objects .: affection y hirh ! ieav
| behind ms, !or my cA,ldren aid NY ouitry
God is Witness thst # by laying down NJ!
tie, IL hour, could undo wItul has oeeo
iune thin the last Two years, beginning
sllh the Disastrous repeal o the Missouri
Compromise, would willingly make The
| sacrifice. Did MOI think there vas near
Ing charm 10 the nsm- Of Wsshingt n, that
the veneration Of biz Character is utmost
The Oniy remaining kindly sentiment that
prrrsdrs the whole country, aad taat il
contemplating that character, there is a
spirit o. wisdom 10 guide-oi loye 70 soolhe
end unite, would even now throw myself
upon your indulgence to excuse me from
the duty Of the evening"
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l.. y. asOCk .sOOij'S
,OASIsED
suOlCST ana xIeunery

FOR a'uIIH InE rInsi FaSL.i.n ~ A {
A~ardss ~ .go 49, . lslsuI GoaA., fAf lnAo
ssuosr, .s3L. Airvssu ivr 1851
he su9sSTIUers h4se sIfsi seu " uIs4uL,etpr
sAIsb.'s,! We awe uscuise III Kuck !.IaI..
al, srd ~ OastiaS " ~ NE islasU ary Mann, a. ~
40" " esS tAat tls s1Ofts SyauI.v ~ mos
per set ao"sf win lnr no.G lerIseI Fe-Lsr 49,
yf"NeA slntasat4 sdSossI4 To 1ith .uilI.s .r,. ~
W. Si t1e .S. sIsI greater spree vi tue s,c.Iy =
aseessai! iVr ,sINs snaSIs EsquIEsG lvr fesLIpx Ia
0'sIS"las " tIis mbeaipv " LGe gse ot Two Ia.
VEs VI diasreuI slza, giving TIE required spseG a.
eTss.fi iof sAea AIua VI HVrA. lls 'slGe GrsJt'5 l.
-iso 'd0s!, avoided o. pi@eing tie sryuHu wheel o.
Lie VI pos4se sids oil Wa IJ1<45 sls cut u rl
~ 80 !" Ha'aIGs ssh otheT, LAgs making II v..sI
.0r Us IsalD.
lac raAsr Is placed on the platform bebiDa tb-
sfAIn5a p0s1iOn winch b: uSlus heaT uis Nos ana.
Oiss LIN " ~ ~ betsr sId sHp srsaleE ea,,. ati
Tue ~hcIs is Constructed on yiaa al ONO, ,Iu,t4~
ALG GAg@S.s' IL 9as been Ls-l 10 all yafisiIa, IA
Sfaih L"1 gfass. ana Is Numerically eyuueusa L.,
sAHss "ho maze 4ssu Al 10 oysrals Oglter id u.e.r
'aau eau We GSbe ~ ~ IGe erauie or suy.uy
ise psGS vi Vac "fratre hsISr'' 10 a 80 IN h fls
bo"sf shd Reaper !osetneT; siIvGVr u.owsru.,u..
siV aaded W tLs above IoT rIsuIl Oh ULs mali ~
S@HtAf5 EsAl lutsfsst ~ tho r.I9 VI leu usr r.L,
Pf aLLuio sI!ors4 "a AL pay IueLls ~ ads vs,uf,
al vi JGG! LsAL NJ, h u L,,.l,nkLY
f0Ts e. . y, "opRsE, VIE.E 4 SG,s.tnu -.
AshSH!L4'A' DspOsi o. hseH IsI.4JS : F-oul 81,
o"'ehYolt' os-' assnts Ior iuLs Vislni.y,
yux 7 -
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BELLY BaookscE4lrrseED By AGrs7Lr-

BELLY BEooKsCEALlISGED BY GENTLE
A4s or HIS Owg KIDsEE.-1h he New YORK
1tmss Gays The following i copy Of a
challenge sent by J. IL, HOLMES, Of the city
of New York, TO Preston s. Brooks, Of s
Carolina:
| challenge Preston ;. Brooks 10 meet
me on any spot on "lNason and Diron's7
line, named b. himseif--#eapoEs 70 be
gutts pefeha canes-l have the privilege b.
take hiB sitting with his legs under desk
with his cane bali mile from him.
] u. NoL lie.
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Alamakse con -

Tine Republican Convention % Alnma
kee cpuby @as hria OH The 24rh. and nv
delegates we're eipeteo ~ the Congr-s slot.
81 Convent 1'b= Con epfi0n also pa-s.
sd rsoiuiions sRd edOptsd measures tor ,
nUre tiimeugh examination o. the d,fere,a
loAns, the cislrll uti Ju ol r publican Jocu.
me ats and 3 more z'e nded circulation q
the nirror published II l.tn,iug
At the convention, Dr. j. ". FLlSr
hilbert, prominent Democrat, and yer
ihfe eftisl Inu',.in iiiai puriy gry- ~ his 40
heston to the Republican Orgaaiz aiiun.-
II eaid be could ~ longer consent to len,
bic sid to the pefp-tua tDn aud stension %
lt6nian slavery, and tbal va. The sole ent
ot the party vi b which iie had 81 long a
ed. lie nov UyoArd himsett Rrpuulics
heart aid Dubuque E1gftss.
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roRKIsS Day Goops. Under this head

FOREIGN Day Goops. Under this head
the New York Post thus Remarks:
"The Foreign Dry Goods Trade tor The
past month indicates a return to more mod
crate mportstioas, the aggregate being less
than Tor the month of May, 1884. Taxing
the whole year into view, however the
quantities are largely IN excess OF those OF
1895, and about ten per cent. larger man
Tor the corresponding i've months OF 1904
TIE largely increased population OF the
country, aud the increased wealth, Cor
available means OF paymenD are such as
perhaps may warrant the large importa-
lions; but it wili, NO doubt, be iolnd that
me markets in The interior are oyerstocked,
md that heavy loss will follow from this
large earess.
There are signs, however, OF more mod.
Grafton Tor the next season. The supera-
bundaBce vi capital Is not such a. To War
runt Il continuance ut The heavy Iinporta-
aVas noted during the past Winter anu
.pang; aud We look tor favorable reac-.
llou AZ the Dry Goods Trade IN conse-
quenee. May merchants nave been eoin-
elled 10 borrow at exoroitaat rates this
speiHs, anu Tue market may be said ~ oe
cramped, ~ lar a. tue negotiation vi tihis
el.ls - concerned. DsaIers Wal uot pa.
~ OF , per cent. per nionth lor money io'
.nany u.ontns IN successtVn, Oas eauss
u the reeeut strsIgsaey mas oeen IA Inc eA'
eesslvs inpJrls u U6y GooIs, aud We ar,
glsd ~ bLd tLst tLe etIi Mil, al lsss'
sarllalIy, ue reasdl> 3D.
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No. ies--A Farm Of ninety 90 the aisa. IA a.
sr, On ~ ne betws-r tsa, and hascNtin. Countta,
~ par a4fe
No I03-A Beautiful LITTLE place tho Eaat Devso,,.
and dialogue Rad, " aeivs aidi SOD dwelling huse y
i ro,u,s stnbiine Well 1i.ttih, tfchaid aud Usl.n n
In fne order Sl beW ciedt u seven gesa VIII e ~,
for par, VI the purchase niuhey
No. les--one Of the Gnsst BARNS the County, on a..
Dubuque road. aea Pense puat shce 44o seres Of WLI
thstv "a ~ scrs vl good timber " ngies timothy ~
house large barn sc ivy streams iuuniAs through
Price 30 pei seie'
No t7o-A lot o. acres Just west Of tbs Csu.t.,.
srouuda. all broken and unler isnee friee sou.
No i7s--A Farm Of NIpnt in Hickory 0tov.
about 10 acres tnter all ueyd iva story brlk In
with los house, sy,d atsbns A., pt'ee y psg Aam
No l7s-A Farm Of . ectet urer HIekofy Grow, All
under fsuuS and nrafiy al plauslra a god house yt
&c with tru syfvs ItDtrt 10 Hickory GsVEe ruuula.
wats! W I'll, iAud
No E4-A Farm, 81 ahfut az acres HlekaryGfov.
adjoining 10 i5S I've etfy b5sh heso, twa stryau },
water running t4FGsl Aue st"1hs taI sud nearly u
under cultivation ptio" st9 per seis
no l7s,A Farm oflTo aplps meas Hickory orovo With
10 acre, ggo timber, s,vd hass stable 4e prlos 80
No. i7sA small Fara o, 81 ~eres On the nubua, 81
god dwelling 'sNbis oFehfr7 &C. sries s5V W. az,
No. l37Al.o 70 acrps a.lnnr the above under .su..
and cultivation. Prizes sloo If' acre
Ne i7s-Au Improved tssu q 40 acres Ia ssctiaua
and 10 So h leo aefrs tls, 10y acres under rl
Ivatln twe dwgllius houses, ban soed stock water &
Price 81 pei acre
-.
rs Is aetr. timber 50 nudc cultivation sus
house, rams, .,' 'ssr'N & me- J, w. ~ Nhva
Nv" 'S"'s'
NJ ,ssrot No ID IN H,,Wlvy .aIdIyislup onp,a,pia-
''V" -. ,,.,,. - On .sr..
Ne. lsl--a uts' NY ,,r 49, 49, - ~ "
s,ss ~ Ss'e' An aa
90. 'istt T',s T'S".n =, ses,
are.sita.sd. ID acres ii Der, oafa well. s,,a ~
O. prlc. utB. ''-s
=, "a ia acre. in see2- r7sR3E onthsc..,..
!, o,s r,a u, iowa IA 2 "a ies from Du ysnT,o,,s
~, a.. a, ,,,-. aud ,tttt er ia trdNeusuts '~N
,t,,-a.t. I,,+a.t.
Ne. iaNs-Fpsoa ~ y ~, w tana on me shots
jew
No. l25 10 asfr'i ~ 50, 49, = r : 100 aers.
naiidihft rA'S s''Isft's' ""' 'si' 'eAercas CT
SANE rms,
No. li4.-A Farm of4o Ecris ~ sec IL Fps RAE
No, i09 "A Farm q 80 aetes CD the read leading
fro,a Long Gtufs y II sn's Crow, 10 acres um6gf
l l2 stories stA9's' "ad' as
No lI9.--A ius Improved Farm Of o Acrss, % tie
west sids Of attsn Sfv's osd, nShls lGprVysd,
No. l9-.-siH acres ~ 'he mississippi iser opposite
Ihe lue q F"hksa sAtSAeLs ~ ~ Wv FSES 70 As
h'sh f""S sp5Vt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

"BAcRELJRs BurrJNs. --"1Io. do You
kuus nes d uae.ieisf auat!f 1 natufaiu
-tu4u.red. "S,VliieIeL sSuses M dcaf, r.
slSa Aunt USpSfAlI, s@ileSaisi Jusiy, -
jaAse % pto9ie ~ tIt.r u i0is'dss, AZ ldu,
~ou.G go anso liie Soat e~fs ".s.ie~t soians
.ief ug>ss ogAiuss NE wheel; aiid a ne nAa :,
~t.e, uIat nA4laso.ie Das Iisfss mouta ~
"l.u aao,nSr la a-f earfls. : lAsseda VI as
oss.uss, nc moui4n's svlia W A,s pvin-
.sfS II Iic ID auy tliiis else ~ cafe iof, AL
.o9NS AL hatS, a4uSu Any auAt so!iSAus.'<i. +,
.,.s sllh uaslahsreaieI WAS II. arin.4l-a, ans.
a. 4 :. oasl9.i ~Lnaas IA ifSnt =. iiis sll..r-
q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

Mr. Bochansn, in speech ct Phi.sdel.
phia, ssid Ct the people OF Eag!anG:-
They are tolerant o. argument; they meet
you and encounter You. and, igh' Or wrong,
they never become offended, as no eniight-
ened people ever VII, with the free and
honest expression Of bold opinion" One
would not suppose that the author Of the
latter expression could act % ialons.sle
~ as to sanction the recent outrage IA
Kansas, proceeding simply rom an expres-
elon or opinion; yet such is the fact
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Ms. THoalsero- - The Bor,;n.,,o,

HaFheye ssys Of cur representatives,
at is NOW a well established TACT that our
representative Hon. james fboringlpn.
aided lray by our other fepreserttises IN
both houses, had charge u this Land Bill
and was mainly instrumentpl in securing its
passage.
"Mr. Thorington, for his lahore in behalf
Of lowe 10 the matter Of this grant, Us aeil
as the iaith vi performance OF b duties 90
representative from the second district,
in every other respect, is entitled 10 the
thauks OF bis constituents
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07
Pno.cslrrlos Joseph o. Jones, PJs'

PRosceiPrios Joseph o. Jones, Post
master al Terre Haute, has been removed
from Office because he would not go the
whole length win the Border Rafhans.--
The Courier says be has been ia tAial
and accommodating public officer, and al
ways democrat. swallow ali, or be
kicked out, is now the rule upon which
the leaders Of the Pro-Slsyery party work,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-07

LEE sEsEs OF husslA. Ia lis recent speech
TO the nyUt4lly Y. Ao-eo", Tue Iz~f 44.a4 -
" tas ISp0fs WATCH Aad uesA spre4u li,s
inteA4lng - sIlIanelPsse tne ser.s, ala s..l
means DC eHecteu d. L Au,Ty. iHe pr.ssus
ale VI image, i4oH ever, " a. U!lr luut cVvIu
avt last. IL "Uuia iAerg4OIe Ue seiy agtse-
acle ~ algi ii tHe nv4l1.y Itssii w0u'u 'anr
i1tV mature aedurfstloH IA aH4I way I
cnaAse euula b. sraullais prepared tos; and
any p.ePvsIaoas assy nIisnt AIahe GA .Gs
suyJelt aeJI- staats ue rIcOaie ~ MN.