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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-05

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-REFERENCES:

-REFFREScEs:-
Ssw-YoRk. BOsTos.
Sturgis, Shaw * Co, colbert Sons,
kilory Il Gibbons, Fearing ,Ihstehsfa Wh''on.
Reynolds & Cushfnan, PHILApBLrhA.
II aisted. Brokaw q Co. Palmer, Thomas d Co.,
CnoAGo. b. Lincoln, Esq.
Henry Farnam, Esq., DAVENPORT.
Raymond * Ward. lCook r Sargent,
r. y. Jesup Il Co, Dubuq n. h. Hoffman, bsq.
Feb. =. 1850 -d.wu
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Lot, 10 Lease for term q, YEAR,

have several beautiful Lots ~ different paris Of
the city for ten, fifteen and twenty years
Also Lots OF Five acres the city on leased
ten or twenty year, upon reasonable term, villa
night Ia purchase.
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FARM For SALE.

NOR SALE, 90 acre. Of land, broke and fenced,
| with new, nice dwelling house sDd stable, one
Ills from corporation line.
zen. y. d3m. n. kEJERNAEN.
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j.ss, GRAHAM. u. ". hspsss
GRAHAM & kEPNEH,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
No.2 BukROWS'NEW BLOCK, FRONT STRkhT.
Davenport, Iowa
Orders solicited for the purchase OF Grain, Flour,
" DOL and Produe generally.
-krFrRgscEs-
Burrows 81 prettyman, Davenport, Iowa,
Wise, Pasey s. W Use, Pm Pa,
Springer, Hsr1sugh Il Co., Pitssbarg, Pa,
spang Co., -
Joseph +. Elder, 81. Louis, Mo,
Mcbride 4 Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Z. AcCoy s. Sons, n Lisbon, :.
u. & u. MeDonsid d Co, Wellssille, Ohio.
Mohau Narsin, =.
George Wells, -
Hanna. Garretson & Co, Cleyelsnd,
Massey II sinclair, +"
Jane. Gr4ham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, salem.
Feb 81 ls5G .dI
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HAWKEYE INSURANCE COMPANY!
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office over Woodward 3 Harris Ory00ods Sto-s

HAWKEYE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office over Woodward Harris DryGoods StoTs.
East side of Brady 81. between Is, and Cd sis.
yI,HIS Company Is now prepared 10 insure dwelling
Il houses. Stores, Merchandise, household rnure,
and all other property against loss or damage by Fire.
and III issue policies risks taken by the Conpa
ny from date OF application.
As lis the design of the directors TO neglect no e
fort In making this safe and reliable COMPANY and
one in which community will have the fullest cont
ience they resolved In slithngs TO exercise the
utmost caution particularly TO the ectun Of risk
10 be insured and this end very large proportion
Of the risks usually taken by other insurance eonpa-
MES Ill not ANY aeccunt be taken by this company
This being Ho~s Cempaag, organized for the pnr-
pose accommodating the eiixeRs OF this State, IL Is
presumed that il will be fully sussinedthus far The
patronage extended Ia throGghouttheS State has been
extremely liberal, aud Il Is 10 be hoped that the conn
denee already ms nestet may continue. A costiAl-
auce OF patronage Is very respectfully solicited
II Paycnts wanted for the above ompnny.
DIRECTORS.
NJ. ID Burrows, Chas. Leslie, ignatius LANCER,
WA. Wood, L.. {. Desssint, r. Meruin, Jas NJ. DAT
rel &. 4. Parry, j. NJ WiihefwsS, Alfred Sanders,
h. Is, Woodward, Jas. Gamble, Alden r. Maiiey.
OFFICERS.
Alden l. Mailery, Sseiy, Alfred Sanders, Prsst .
b. b Woodward, .isst Ssstg, thas. Lesse, Trsas
Menbers OF Executive Committee.
James l.. Daiselt, Louis L. Dessaint,
Feb. 22.dtf
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Particular attention paid TO the purchase and ear
Of r. tce Liberal advances made on Cohsxa
mcnts IG.h paid ~ Z all Kind of Produce
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uHIMPRoYEU LANu FOX SALE.

tOn ACRES nnimproyed land tor sal. near + al
tCU ton, ] mile from I'd railroad station, being
West OF Sontb 2s aud Northeast Of Sec. 80, 20
lie Also
400 blue Grass al &c 20 timber OH
part, miles from The river and good mills. and
coal good span Of Work horses lai en- iuT att
pay, Terms liberal. appiyto
d~yt- EADs & STEWART.
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TO Rem

S,EVENTEES Gcres ef bottom land enclosed, be.
- low Day NEWPORT, opposite Burrows' Cooper Shop.
Applyto WM. MchENZlk.
Mcb4.dIy" al Cook & niliOH's.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law
GENERAL LAND AGENT. AND NAL kSIAii
BROKER
Post Office Building Brady Street
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Col ectiohs promptly attended IL Ia all parts of The
State; Lands entered aud In Nil Land
Districts of the State, Money ested and Taxes paid
ior nan rtsid~nts; Money leaned oB uHeneumbr red
Real ksg security; Farms Houses ahd Lots leased
Real Estate of ell Kinds houghtand sold on Commis
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Iron Foundry L Machine Shop.

rrUB subscribers having purchased the Foundry
j and Machine shop on the oerner Of keck Island
and second Streets, formerly DAVIS, Boyd Co.,
viii manufacture Fronts for Buildings, Caps end
Sills, Mill Gearing and all kinds of machinery Ut the
shortest notice.
APPROX ed patterns very low, or take old metal
change. is' >. NEiLr 40.
feb 20 lsJ6-duu
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nfw Aouertisfufnts.
LECTURE UPON
II - " @ H q L O G X
AND
SPxRxTL.1LxS.N.!

AR Lsomis from the city of fhlladelpha, will lee.
- ture this evening at the Court House in Dsyen'
port up on the subject of Spritualtsm and demon
sirate ma. wonderful phenomena by Psychology -
Inc Dr. wilt take persons from the au diencs and
make IN ediuns OF them and cause the raps 10 be
heard tables 10 move, TO Gee their Diseased fhsId-
TO hear them speak ,Sc., sc. Admission IS els
Asrth 5IL.
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L2nd UlIIcc kcm0vc0!!

land Once Removed"
r>,ps 4 sTEW ART have removed their Office 10
E,Ie Claire's new Eio,k on Brady Street over me
psi onisu, aad opposite the "Gnzeue' Counting
-, - Jan 20
LAND OFFIC E!
re sAD EADs 4 STEW iRT,
aSp AGENTS, Real Estate Brokers, aud Nots
i rl.s Public, viii Buy and Seliall kinds ol lita
"a ,nr non Residents, buy and sell Land Warrants or
locate sa me in ahS lard distrctin the State; nlI col
iret clams aud prompt. rsmit; In short, we'rsnsact
general Agency business.
J. W. STEWART,
Attorney and councillor at Law,
AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
,rsofFICE IN ,le Claire. NEW Block, an Bra.
ds Street, over the Pos, ONE.
Jan - Davenport, IOWA.
spienaid Farm for Sale.
D1nh crts $50 improved, good frame dwelling
,)ZUsnd leg house, 30 acres Of timber, haan sa-
DC nor prairie. This farm II miles from the eit.
ON a good road and near tno grove OF umber'-
Price rca souabie Ihd tefJns accommodating.
;iieb hAps siE" AM u
90 Acres land ior ~ ,e, L,tE N. -. " sec.
- l.I.yR h. neai tie N. NJ. X. k. and near
tsbs 4aGEADs STEWART.
TO BU1LDEliS.
rI,HE dersigncd v iil give to buiderswel recon
i mend d the erection Of six neat frame dwelling
uuses. Apply soon TO i.c.haps'
hfeb-
Good Dwelling Wanted
nNE containing from 10 10 rooms, situated be.
Oween ID and 9th, Rock Island and Ripley streets
u IpSs 5 ''AA : - 'N ' EADs & STEWART.
LANDS and LOTS FOR SALE
,OtUacres beautiful Prairie Land for sale near Iowa
= ci,y. Enquire Of Cook, Sargent a nowne!,
F or OF The unier-sned.
Also, TOO acres unilaproved. This is Prairie Land
ofthe tes, q9-liy n tihton County, being v oi
Also. tru acre. mile from fulton This IS Noah
and only milo is"in % Railroad sta lion, and Is ma
surpassed Tor reau ahd Fertility ~ any lant Ia the
/ STATE.
Also iou acrsa Timber and Prairie. This is neat
+ Ride Grass AID Will be sol" onesss terms
Also City Lots,
Son,o situated oh tbs brow Of the HUI, hrording
magnificent sites 10 dwellings.
i Also
Beautiful Lots 10 lease for 10 Yeats, situated on
+ Brady street, opposite John T.. Dasie, Esq.
BaiHy determine 10 close up 6a.iHess in hasen'
por, for the present. any Wishing sns IN he
ABOVE named real estate can obtain shem b. sppiy ing
/ soon 10 4. q. BaDs,
| Dee 25,ie55. Office fAis stewart.
UNIMPR0vED LAND FOR SALE.
/ lOn ACRES unlmproyed land Tor sal. near rul-
tCU ton, mile FROM "a railroad station, being
West oisonth 2s aud Northeast. OF Sec, ~, 10
400 acres uesr Hiue arss. al sc per acre. timber
part miles from The river and near good mi, and
stone coal good span Of work horses iak en- IL
/ drcl1 EAps d STEWART.
| ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home to Rent.
! TIE Gndsrsighed VIII rent for cie year 10 len h
/ late beaGiiiui home argyle Cottage Afd Spyend
! sges) adjoining The sti, q lie Clair.
Ihls place comprises p~elplg, Rooms smol
house, Stable, orchard u zoo bearing ffas rtes ans
- acres woodland pasture.
&
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ALSO
nvova1 Farm far Hais

ALSO
Improved Farm for Sale.
1nn Aeres--5 miles from this etty-40 acres kim
lLU Der, bs lance nps degree OF cultivation. This
ispsrhaps the nnes location and the best Improved
farm In tie county. For price terms 81. inquire Of
nch5 EADS d STEWART.
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ARGYLE COTTAGE"
Beautiful Home to Rent.
THE Gndsr,yhe viii rent for che year 10 len bis
i late beautiful home argyle tolEge Af,d Gppend-
ages adjoining The eti, u lie Clair.
Ihis place comprises Dazzling, rooms. smoI e
house Stable, orchard Of zoo bearing irg, aid
. acres ooliaHd pa.iute.
None need app. who have large famsl! Of Little
children. T. &. IA rs.
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JyAVING purchased the .iiawkeye store ana s'oes
] Of Me ssrs. Riordan u Shead, the 'uudersithea
have rem owed 10 tho of brady and Ihiru SIS,
whe re IN ey " iii be pleased to meet former patrons,
old Fri ends and new with superior ssapie gooos
Fen ks-dtr J. WEAVER, Jr., & CO.
NYoTiCE-The Wagons Of the "Hawke!e store
In for delivering City orders will leave the storc
ytvice daily viz: at ii O'Clock y W. anu ~ :" W.
Fsh 81 JACOB WEAVER, Jr., & GO.
TO Rent.
| ,f'HB store room and cellar In the stone building
! corner iowa nd feu nth streets. Rent low, App.
/ at Hawkese store. j. WtaNhh, Jh. "
| fsb IS Corner BRADY and Third streets.
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LIST OF LETTERS

asmsiuins in he Pc. ONCE up TO The Is, Of March
lsse
Al. .p.9i-v " Mrfglyuu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head linn ted nbe of peeial notices
will be inserted al 10 cents per the each Insertion
or so cts. per week.
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Also. in Scott County.

Also. in Scott County,
14n Aeres-unimproy ed, T. so, Il. ,, +, seesh;
Z4U 80 K i. ofS. /, see. 81, T. "a, X. /, r,
So" MEAS and n W of W See %,
-, RI, e.
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LANDS and LOTS FOR SAL

nagnitteut riles ID dwellings.
Also
Beautiful Lots 10 lease for 10 Yeats, situated on
Brady street, opposite John 4. Dasie, Esq.
Being deternin. 10 close up basiHess in uayen
port for The present, any Wishing IN he
abos mod real estate obtain shem b. appiy ing
soon 10 7. 4. EaDs,
Dee - less. Office rad. h stewart.
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Houses and Lots for Sale.
- everal Hou aud Lots In various parts Of the city
- FOR sale. k.k 5.
Farm for Rent.
A Farm, good dwelling, snd ine orchard and garden
"a for rem. ApPlgts
inch 5 EAEr STEWART,
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A Good Dwelling Wanted.

ZANE co. tanning from 10 10 rooius, situated be
J,we cen I'd and 5ti Rock Island and Ripley streets
Good tena ut and good rent.
Safeb EADs e. STEWART.
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REH0VAL:-
CAUBB BRO, BARROW L Co..
have removed iheir Raaking HOUSE 10 the Corner Of
Main aud Seca ed SIS. Mar ad-5t
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Acknowledgment v ~ give TO buildersweli reeo
i mend Il the erection OF six neat frame dwell
uuses, Apply soon TO To fsps
Lfeb-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-04-16
AN ASTONISHING MAINTAINED THROUGH.
OUT THE WORLD.

New York and London are now the great msnnfac.
turing depois for Holloways Pills and Ointment From
No. so Maiden Lane, this city, and No. 244 Strand,
London. sent forth, daily, millions Of boxes and
pots Of these inestmsbe medicines. The heavy duty
imposed by ourgovernmcnt upon patent medicines and
the large and constantly increasing sale Of Hollowsys
Pills and Ointment in this country. determined their
proprietor make this city his residence, Our fepub-
iean system Of is also in harmony with the
predictions 81 Professor Holloway aud though Kings
and Empcron have conferred upon him honors and cs-
peeiai fsvo these will be gratifying 10 him
the grateful hearts Of millions Of free citizens who
without any endorsement Of sovereign authority. freely
paronzc his celebrated remedies for the prevention aud
removal Of disease.
AZ member Of the medical faculty, having long
witnessed The incfeieney Of the profession in curing
disease, and being familiar with the errors and foes
Of the profession. feel il imperative duty 70 se-
quaint she American public with the arrival Of this dis
tingaished physician IN city. His fame, IN mea'
sure pseceed him shores. but the extent u the
good be has done in the world has yet been pro-
claimed 20 an American public. Great as bis sepuia'
tsa ~ 10 destined 10 increase far beyond that shie
ever adorned the character Of any whose probes
men wss tkst Of healing the sick.
We shall embrace other occasions TO erpisin 10 Tho
kmereas people the system, the theory and mode o
ore sdaSssd by Professor Holloway. His Pills and
Oizi.It the one taken internally, and the other sP
his dsectons are followed will eradicate every disease
incident 10 man In slIcIme.. They purify and cleans
the body and restore healthy action in every organ
Our space win not permit 10 say more al this lin,
respecting this distinguished man and his celebrated
remedies. He has one ambition, and il i an honcra
be one. He wishes 10 have the world for patient
and he viii succecd IN hs desire.
II Il our object 10 address the American public IN
scrs Of articles. showing conelusiseiy that IN CHI
whole history % medical seisnce. medicines have
ever been ohered for their use which efhcaciou
in restoring health and preventing disease those
Professor Holloway. In ,his series Of srticles W
shall necessarily explain much Of the human system
and those ysioageal laws Of life controlling our DO
dies, both in health and disease The American pub
lie sufficiently intelligent TO judge Of their own in
tercsts and Il r longer IN the power Of those atty
ing themselves regular physicians TO conceal hoH
them important truths concerning their health.
kev fork cifizen.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AND HIS SON.

LOUIS NAPOLEON AND HIS SON.
On the 18th Of March, the Emperor, Louis
Napoleon, received the congratulations Of
the Plenipotentiaries Of the Peace Congress
at Paris. of the Senate, the Legislative Body,
the Council Of State, the Magistracy, the In,
stitute, the Clergy Of the different religious
persuasions. the Municipal Body, and depu-
tations from the National Guard, and the
Army and Navy. The reception took place
in the Sale du Trone. into which the great
bodies of the State, and all the deputations
we're admitted in succession. All present
were in grand costume. The Emperor in
the uniform Of general of division, and
wearing the Gordon Of The Legion Of Honor.
stood in front Of the Throne, and on his right
was Prince Napoleon. Close to the Throne
were ranged the Princes Of the family of the
Emperor having rank at Court, us well *
the Grand Officers Of the Crown, the Mar
shals, .AdmiraIs, High Functivnaries, and
Grand Crosses Of The Legion Of Honor.
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte was still de-
tanned by his late accident, and could not be
present.
Count WaIewski, speaker on behalf Of the
Peace Congress. addressed the Emperor. as
follows:
"rhe plenipotentiaries Of the Congress
have thought fiji to select me, on this solemn oc-
casion. as the mouth piece oftheir sentiments
towards your Majesty. am happy and
proud, sire, at finding myself called upon to
express to your Majesty, in the name Of Flu
rope. the sentiments. the hopes. the joy in
spired on all sides by The happy event with
which il has pleased Providence to blessy ou,
and which, by assuring and consolidating the
Napoleon dynasty, is a new pledge Of safety
and confidence 10 the whole world"
The Emperor replied:
81 thank the Congress tor the well-wishes
and the congratulations addressed to me
through you. lam happy that Providence has
granted me son al mosnent when new era
Of general reconciliation dswns upon Europe
| will bring him up imbued with the idea thai
nations must not be egotistical, and that the
peace Of Europe depends upon the prosperit,
Of each nation"
An amnesty is declared to all political Of
tenders who will return and take the requir.
ed alIegaace.
! Gems. Random, Canrobert and Bosquet ar,
raised to the rank Of Mershals VI France. Sc
yersl Generals Of Brigade are promoted to &c
nerals Of division, aud Eve Colonels, anon;
them Col. EJger Ney and Col. Henry, arr
made Generals Of Brigade. NJ. Fould 40,
Admiral Hanelin receive grand crosses Of th'
Legion Of Honor.
Il is calculated. from statistical tables
that the number Of children born on the l6tl
Of March. TO all whom the Emperor and En-
press are godfather aud god mother, mus
be about $500. Each child is to receive
gift Of 5000 francs. All the boys must b
named Louis Eugene aud all the girls Euge
gle Louise. A sum Of 100000 francs is 4
be given to the poor to redeem articles fron
pledge.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANcg CuUNTy.

Court Of Equiiy-Fall Term, 1855.
htLig TDaaiei 4 ofters r.. Robert cGpps 4 oiieys
lhiscase appearing 20 the Court thai James Csrps
William Capps and the children and heirs al law u
Henry capps decd arc nonfesenis II thi. state il Is
therefore ordered that publication be made IL The Hills.
borough Recorder for six weeks commanding them and
each Of them 10 aptcar At The neat Term Of Out
Court u Equity 10 BE- held or the County % Alainancs
al The Count House IN t,faham. on the Eighth Monday
after lie fuunh MONDAY II March. then and lherr Is
TO- abide b. aud perform such ordcr and decree Is .hs
lie made in The premises
Witness Isaac Holt. Clefk and Master ~ our aid
Coun. q, Office IN t;pham ihe sh Monday aiet Inc Ain
MONDAY Of September, 1855.
|. HOLT, c. & nv.
March IL. 2p-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
~ r. 4

ORANGE OOUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1856.
Thomas Winningham G. Samuel Baldwin and Others
Petition 10 bride Siares.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court thai Na
ihaniel Winningham, GIcen VI. strowd nd wife
Winccy. George Bynum. Martha Ann Bynum, Thomas
Bynum, and AIiamcsia Bynnm defendants in this casc
are not inhabitants Of this stale, s ordered by the
Court. that publication be made for sx successive weeks
in The Bsborough Recorder. for the said defendants,
Nathaniel Winningham. Green NJ. Sirowd and wife
Wincey, George Bynum. Martha Ann Bynum. Thomas
Bynum, and Artamesia Bynum, 10 appear al The next
term this Court Ne held the county % Orange Il
The court house in ilIshoroueh, on The fourth Monday
IN May next then aud there 10 Plead answer OF demur
10 the petition or the same viii bc taken pro eonsso as
10 them, aud heard az parls.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk 81 our snid Court II oE
Gee, The fourth Monday in February. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, CLERK.
March 10. Price adv. $500 eg--Gw
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LIFE PRESERVING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

,HE Subscribers having purchased The sole .ght TO
make and sell these Swingleirces, in the counties
Of Wake. Johnston. Chatham. Orange, Franklin, War
and Nash, would respectfully inform the public that
they viii attend The Counts in the above counties with
them, and will also pedde them through the country.
by this Swingleiree horse. two or more horses.
can be detached from vehicle when s foil speed. with
perfect safety 10 the vehicle and those in il II Is sim
pie and easy. that any hoy len years old avail
himself Of is No such protection has ever before
een invented against The dangers incident 10 runaway
iacous horses. Every riding vehicle ought to have
attached 10 H. II Is cheap, safe and certain pro.
lection against danger Il be attached 10 old
vehicles
Gr Notice is hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent, amy imitation o. attempt % make or use
by any modification, this Patent Swingetrec in any 81
the counties above enumerated the person or persons
offending will he prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law
ia The United STATES Courts 1t Washington
=. z. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh. Feb. II, 1856. 27-6m
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, April IL.
The steamer Washington with Liverpool
dates 10 the Goth ult.. arrived here this morn
ing.
The treaty Of peace remained yet unsign-
ed. The conference was less harmonious,
ewing 10 the difficulties raised by Prussia.
Peace, however, is substantially certain.
The British Government had despatched
two steam frigates in search Of the Pacific.
The Copenhagen correspondent Of the Lon
.lop Times states that the Danish Commits
eioner had submitted to the Copenhagen
Conference a proposal for the capitalization
Or the Sound Dues, fixing $4,000, 900 rix dol
lars AS the minimum indemnity claimed BY
Denmark. Tho same correspondent states
that rs the United States had declined taking
part in the Conference the question would
pr.babiy be settled without her cooperation.
Mr.. Buchanan had gnne 10 Paris and would
leave England for the United States in the
steamer Arago, which was TO sail from Liver.
pool on the 9th Of April.
According to the London Times the cause
AT the difficulties in the Peace Conference
was the demand by the Prussian Plenipo-
fentiaries that they be permitted TO sign the
treaty on the same iooting as v Prussia had
been party 10 the alliance ihroughout. Il
is said that Russia supports the Prussian
pretensions. This took place on The 22d,
There was another meeting Of the Confer.
rnce on the cath, but naihing further had
transpired. The opinion that The Conference
would ultimately resolve itself into Euro
pean Congress was strongly believed.
The Times Crimesn correspondent say'
that the war parties still cherished hopes thai
the negotiations would break up. though Ii,
French army was dwindling away rapid,
with the senrvy and fever. The mertalit,
amounted to AGO day, and sometimes mOrs
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Died, In this county, on Friday the lth inaisni
ManY Ltnn., daughter Of d. T. and q. NJ. CLARK
aged two years three months and fourteen days. He
death was caused by poison. taken into The stomach
by eating slowed apples which had stood IN an eanher
JAZZ until imprcgnaied siih the glazing.
Weep moi when you icll the story
OF the dead;
nFof Ofsuch sweat babes Is heaven"
Jesus said.
Dearest MARY, thou hast len Us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
nu, It's God that hath berei Us,
lie esn eli our sorrows heal