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. wigs and toupees, al MEDHURsT CO.'S, ~ Maiden
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Whites Worm L0xenges are Taken with
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The Catarrh Doctor, G.. Howard Marshall, Is
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Whites Worm Loxenges are Superscdlng
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BUCHANAN AND BRECKINRIDGE.
ID See the portraits ambro,yped from life in the
LEDGER
OF
ROMANCE.
Only our cents, Ready this morning.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
Now York Items.

NEw YoEE, Oct s--The bark Psnchits
was seized this r. 81 Cd Sandy Hook, BY
Captain Fauncsr uf the revenue cutie,
Washington. on suspicion of being SLAYER
As the Washington nesred the Panchits
the superCargo Of the latter threw some pa
pers overheard, bat they were recovered
and discovered full evidence OF the liegalit,
Of her voyage. She was brought TO the cit,
and anchored of the Navy Yard.
The German Democrats assembled al
Tammsny Hall this evening in great mum.
bers, and were addressed 10 their own Ian.
guaga By various speakers. Outside there
was another meeting held, which was sd.
dressed In English from the City Hall
steps.
The Republican Central Committee are
in session tonight, making arrangements
for conveying the delegates to the mass
meeting which 10 10 be he'd in POUCH.
kepsie next month.
The Americans OF Brooklyn and Kings
county ere holding large ratfestion meet.
ing 10 the City Hall there. A number Of
clubs from this city have gone over there
in procession. Great enthusiasm prevails
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Lat . st n . ws.
Archbishop HuRhs an tia rh..~...p

archbishop Huehs On the Character Of Fr.mop,
New YoRx, Oct. a.-Archbishop Hughes
publishes the subjsined osfd In The morn.
ing papers "
"Ihe Archbishod of New York ,hiuks /,
due both to the private feelings Of Col. Ere.
mont and his family. as well as 10 reasons.
Ole sell respect, to state that he has nothing
to DO, either directly or indirectly. with
lettea which Is now being circulated through
tue newspapers purportin to have been
written by J. A. McAas,ers, editor and
proprietor OF the Freeman'a Journal. Sew.
eral OF these papers conne ct the Archbish.
opa name jointly with ,bs, letter ,land some
OF thom go 40 far as to designate il as the
Testimony of Archbishop Hughes!
mo" the Archbishop ia bound to ssy
that whether as regards the matter cape.
eIaliy alluded to 10 this letter or in regard
to any other topic involving, even by inp!i.
cation, ha name with any charges which
could IA stain on the private character Of
Col Fremont, he (Archbisbqp) hus not
made or authorized any one 10 maks an &C.
cushion against ur. Fremont.
This OF couise is negative testimony,
out sense ofjus,iee, as faa as the Arch.
bishop s concerned, viii not permit him 10
withhold it e"
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N-AIL, Risetina HOUSEKEEPING Engineers and BLACK
Y smiths Hand Hammers and sie,..es.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
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News via New York.
Nav YoRE, Oct. 8.

Nav foRH, Oct. 8.
Three ne" cases of fever reported to.da,
d. Fort Hamilton. including one At the Nil
l,ary hospital.
The steamer Arago arrived at her doch
this morning at s o'clock, bringing London
dates 10 the 9Th and 27o passengers, Inclu
ding Col. Staples. late American Minister
at Brussels.
I. p. Sullivan Bayore passed on the %
off Cowes. the American propeller Frigate
latitude SO, longitude 90. Steamer Foltor
hence also.
Oct. "a serious conflict hid taken
place al Trebizond, where some Turkish
sailors tore down the Russian flag from tina
merchant ship, and threw the Russian sail
ors into the sea.
The Russian Consul demanded the Can.
tain of the Porte,
The Madrid Journal states that severe
conflict occurred on the 9Th of Sep. between
the garrison of siessills, on Morocco coast
and the Moors. The Spanish had 90 kill.
ed and 20 wounded loss of the MOors still
more severe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
CONVENTION At UarrishurEh

hARRlssuasz. Oct 7.--The Republican
Slate COMMITTEES end the Committees ofths
Moth Americans met hare to-day, but sd.
I9nrned 10 the i6th, without forming fiji.
zion electoral ticket. The Americans re.
fused 10 aid in the formation Of new tick.
ct. The city was filled with prominent pol
i.icians. Thuddeus Stevens, Thurlcw
Weed, Preston King, NJ Edge, Mr. San.
ford Of New York, Governor Johnson, Jas.
Birch Jr., Simeon Cameron sud othefs were
circulating among The Committees.
Another disPetch styles this fraudulent
attempt to gain a conference Of the daer-
ent Committees, as notices have been sent
10 the members as though By authority OF
he committee; but the fraud vas detected,
and but very iew members were ia atten.
dance. and those refused 10 countensnce the
attempt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

CARPENTERS TOOLS OF every description tor vale
~ iowBy LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD.
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

AN oilened and are NOW selling Splendid stock OF
l Hardware at ioIoer figures than any ether
in the city Of Davenport Oar stock 10 complete
ui furnish all kinds of builders Materials Me
tanicS fools and Farmers implements OF the bsst
nfhrturs. Give CALI you go away without
Nnylng. No. u dan street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD
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Couusetieut Election

HARTFORD, Con, Oct. THE Couranl
says IS towns in the State have been heard
from. Fremont corrying 80 and Buchanan
IS. which is gain over last fall OF 81 for
Fremont and l3 for Buchanan.
HARTFORD, Oct. 5.--OefcisI returns hsve
been received from 40 towns, in which
cleo tons were held Monday.
The Official returns show S. for Buehsn-
an and 30 for Fremont Tgo towns are
equally divided. Democratic gain 2s and
he Republican 8, net gain to the Demo
crst. Of IL from the last two electioUs. The
vote was very closely contested.
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Hraafey y. Ev0cacfs,

NIL9- Boiled aud Iia.ega on y tue B,i.
HRAHLEE q BRpI kETT.
IDLIST5, c larg6 .4tori.aent " Rochester thnas,
ID just received 1T EhAil E"uN Ahit.
4 SkYSTAL rIate Gas, for ccssbes sn1 show Gases
giarse ;ss0rtmsEt tor sale 81
al ID BRADLEY d. RRDCkETT.
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REruLLleAs MEETING The meeting 0
tie Republican club on Wednesday came
Of 30 quietly that every one seemed TO baV.
i5fgottes that that WA The regularly sp
pointed evening for holding it, until the
cheering music OF the band was heard. Wa
I'D not get to the club room until late. II
PACE, Esq was speaking, sud all excel
eat ldiresa he gave his audience Mr., P
The most effective speaker We have
,aoag us, and we are pleased TO see him
fn,e'so earnestly into the campaign; bu,
We aanj Imagine how any msn who loves
BE country at The epoch can DO otherwise.
TAsmosting adjourned soon after Mr. Price
b,d ceased speaking.
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Lsrse Fire In EanslS

BUFFALO. Oct. "a fire broke out last
evening about IL o'clock in the Queen City
Mil, Black Rock, entirely destroying it,
together with four Thousand bushels of
whes,. The mills were owned by Hiram
Smith & Co, of Whestlsnd, Genesee Co,
and valued at $50 600; insured for 5000,
The FIRE is supposed to have been the work
NJ mn In re rSsrv
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Refuse 10 Vsts,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Sth.
A letter in the Democrat dated Lawrence
Ia, ssyc At a meeting held there that
dsy, il was resolved, that expediency and
principle alike enjoin people TO ignore the
coming election of members Of the assem-.
bly,, and as Congress rejected her delegates
on ground Of inyalidity OF election law, il
cant be doubted that an application, identi'
cal in fact with the one just determined
will be also refused. Therefore,
Resolved. That the people of Kansas re-
garding the so.called election law, invalid
ingali, refuse to participate in an election
held BIZ virtue of said enactment.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

TeCKETs 1t 10 full time that arrange.
meats were being made for priating the
Republican electoral tickets Of Iowa. d.
90, defer the matter until il becomes so late
gbal precincts in the interior and countss
supplied with printing otiees cannot be
cached
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This is now, Gays the Memphis Eagle
aud Enquirer, the real name of the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency. jas;
Bachan.n no longer exists, having merged
his IDENTIFY int9 an automaton called
flames B. Platform" The Locclocc,
sfo.il cease calling their candidate "ola
Rnct" ltisa missioner. The name IN
Pile. something peculiar, something sturdy
and strong minded; and the nominee Of
"nld Hickory" "Black Dan" "a'I
Row Of the Slaahes," an "Old Rough and
R Res " and an "o'dsBullion," These ESa.
we're the name. Of meTI-grea', glorious,
hsrd headed old heroes, who controlled ana
W ere not controlled by othsrs. But zoe
Buck"is nickname implying sohe'nlhg
Tint does not exist. Let it be dropped ana
,ho Jocafoco nominee be denominated
~J,nssB. plsllorm."-lC Gin. Times
The onion. It lie said, destroys the at'fee'
a. aaTaE
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4ar0 warf.
L. CLOSE g. COS. COLUMN

= = - - - - - - - - - - - - N'~~ -
80 = - $500 =. q - - -.
ware apoa seras aa prices wnes caana S raj % sa
we pr9roge In tbis coilmn 10 kgsn our cus,oiser,
aur friends who dsslrs fair dealing.
or cash we propose 10 sell ii a small advance
y CLOSE q 60.
--
CLOSE & co.'s.
y al f.tLpaE & cos.
CLOSE + COS
o'AiS'' Close cos
Tow a. ofas& . co.'s.
ttosk Z co.'s
- r. CAusE q co.'s.
1 hbD ftpa glstt az from 4 - llus, or sale at
aroys a,,.=
= / sAt'1 F5EF| - 10 'gfHb.5 al nj
4 "A hDRS lo0!s u EVEN description al
gAuS3, Rice and fIstcI. best aasllty for ssie low
- IGlkS and IlEHa9a whah viii be sold cGeap al
-
MOVES Portable Grisl Milts.
I GiTHRR 8etiuy all sizes at
backing, Hemp sud Rubber for sale AZ
i 4. CLOSE & cos.
DLiCKSMITHS Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Hsm-
- mers, for sale low Ut 4. CLOSE Il co.'s.
I(oPr-HaIfi!ss Hemp, all szesat
III 4. CLOSE & cos.
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Railroad Collision

Yesterday morning, at Dwight on the I,
&,A. 8. l.. R. R., two passenger trans ran
together, smashing engines and baggage
cars. VIM. Abbott, brakeman, had both
legs broken land cannot live. The Amer''
can Express Messenger, Mr.. s annard, was
badly hurt, bu, no limbs are thought "a. he
hrnt On - 4 linn CnnKisr. Iih.
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n NEAT ToAsr.~-The following toaS.
ga. gwen al the Medical Supper at Colnm'
notAk LApIEs.-The only successful ho-
n.l pSu'hlsts. They cure the mans gres'sst
u~'y--oi the heartily lestle' ot the
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The Locoiooo's aro pissniouists

us little singular, though perfectly
,,t'op'ehensble, that the very men I" no ash
STTie people 10 elect Buchanan to save the
unoh, are the very ones who declare that
at} %ill dissolve the Union If Buchanan ID
" "'' elected They are the persons who
u1sl'en 10 destroy the Un,on---thry are the
auNdlaIs who do not hesitate to aVo"
"emseIres secessionists. And yet, They
TN lh' people to assist them TO cave the
T,1.oh--tha,is, TO save 1t from themselves
,ney attempt To brighten the masses BY cry
" onl that the Union 10 in danger.---snd
"eh we come to look ut the matter, we
/ ,u1 mat they are the traitors. They wan
,'n tighten the country into electing bH
m @'Hch' thereby showing how little chance
''ceess their candidate has, " hen rely
~, " % his own msrits st. Louis IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
ELECTION TX DELAWARE.

Az the elections yesterday for Assessors
and INSPECTORS the democrats carried New
Castle By only $50 majority. Kent ev $50
and Sussex by 900
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The Gazette very wisely drops lis etfete
discussion, and closes it up by the very IN
common idea that hi. opponent hiss "bsck-
ed out."-lsiss.
No, sr. We closed il up BY giving the
,dea that yea had dishonesty erspt out, and
that i; would have been much more redit.
ale lad you backed square out.
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CAR yoTIso, Tho Nsaas pronounees The
statement we gave on the authority Of DR.
Wn. II. White Of the vote taken on the
sars 10 aIuscatine when the Delegates
vent down TO attend the Pra-SIavery Con.
fenlon, as being "utterly false in every
PARTICULAR" gives counter statement as
furnished by Mr.. Weston, and then has the
aadseity to call upon the Gassite "to be
Ind enough to correct! It's now simply
question Of ysrscity between Dr.. White
and Mr. Weston, and as we would no,
question the word Of either gentleman, we
presume it arose from the former giving the
yo,a between this place and the junction,
and the latter the vote between that point
and MuscatiRe. We know mol how etker-
use to account for the diserep sney.
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T6Neip0ndeEce 81 Tie Rlchm9od, va, LnGsITat
How Southern Men Talk when 1t 10 safe

-hUfFpsp'hLgcLCs al NHr hasp LhthttHN
How Southern Men Talk when 1t 10 Safe.
Nav YORK, Sept. ID.
GESTLEMEa:--Being born and educated
o Mobile, but now q resident of Buffalo
vet an tenacious of my southern principles
snd have an interest in that "pecuiisr lnsti
tgtonn otherwise. Allow me to say, plain
y, the most serious obstacles the Democ.
acY have 10 contend with in the rural dis.
,a:,s Of the North, are some few slsvehol-
Gers Waiting Us, and come few Fillmore
speakers who are as thick a. grasshoppers
rom the South. While addressinga polit.
cal meeting in CORTLAND couaty few days
,nce, was boldly met in NY arguments
wa slave owner OF some fifteen slaves, in
toar State, (who married in Virgins who
lated that the "peopls OF Virginia could not
rse political opinion that was human and
ut, because her politicians governed her
st,n more than Austrian despotism." Said
q The evils of the extension Of slavery
5Hl no advocates In the breast of true
frsinian."
At Auburn | was confronted by another
'rgnian--the owner Of ten slaVes--whs
s!ated that Slavery had degeneratrd Viz
GINA to = ff,h.rate State; whereas, had she
been free State, she would have been the
ofemost one in the Union; and that, il she
we're to emsncipsts her slaves to-day, in
1se years, by the emigration OF Yankee
sruers, the value OF the whole State would
be enhanced four-fold" ! said TO him,
WIZ don't you have courage enough to
ny 50 saong your own people." He re-
PAed, why, a few politicians govern US,
and would be expelled from the State -
A Fillmore meeting at Buffalo was held
'ohe Elk weeks since, and southern law.
yer from Baton Rouge boldly proclaimed
That the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
Fas not asked for by the South. The boon
Sas rendered to them by northern Benedict
AfnoIts for Southern fasors; but their
names are as Infamous 10 the Southwest as
hey are to the constituents they betrayed"
Mr.. Perrin, from Tennessee, also SAID:
South Carolina thinks Of governing and
1claLRg to Southern eontederacy, and
ha' she nonopozes all the ehiyalry and
Intelligence Of the South; but, thank God,
,1s growing Southwes, viii not submit "a
'et excessive arrogance!"
lawyer from Kentucky also said "At'
Gibson boasts that he will be President oil
Southern confederacy in less than ten
years Well he may be--but not over Ken
'uek5 She mas too much pride--she cannot
,lnk OF man OF such low and infsmou.
Character but with srorn. Kentucky will
aes free and prosperous State in less than
UNITY years"
could give yOa numerous other quota
IONS equally reprehsnsible, and which a.
.,'' the cause of Fremon,ism more than all
'ahgs Else combined. Now /, is the d1ty
y, southern journals to put the seal OF dis
'PPro6stion on such persons, and Keep
WEN IN subiection before il 10 too late.
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LOB PRINTING
LOCAL. MATTERS.

prsIIe LrcrUREs.--Ths season is APP
,,o.ch,ng when the length Of the evening,
and lhe cheerfulness of gas light and !
hl,zlop fire, naturally inspire one with in i.
c,.ased zest for knowledge. AZ the mul,
,i,ode OF books thrown from the press q
,,s present era preclude the idea Of mai
ns,nsing q tithe Of them, the best way o.
obtaining knowledge OF the progfssa o.
me ce in which we live. 10 to listen TO the
lectures ofmsn Of refissd minds and Ereal
Intellectual capacity. who have made j.
,beir business, in a measure, to keep pace
Nth ,he literature snd sci ence OF the day.
Thai pleasure was afforded our citizens in a
Nsh degree last winter and the question
nnv arises, whether the same agreeable and
instructive mode OF passing q portion OF oui
evenings is TO be vouchssfed us this winter.
We are informed by a member Of The Young
Mems Literary Society, that they are ma.
king arrangements 10 secure come Of The
hest talent in the country for the purpose,
bpt cannot effect much till after the Pres-
Dental lection. as veybody seems to b.
absorbed in the approaching contest be.
,ween Freedom and Slavery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

A IL persons srs cautioned sgsinst buying note
ansIs by ise under,lgEsd Tor seven Hundred
Dollar With 10 terest the rats Of ten per cent per
sppu "a, dated ocs. g, 1855, a. Wiuens, Minnesots
TER tory md payable On or before tas sd q oes
tbeIo or b 4srer, as the same has been paid.
Wlaons, Sept2Q, 1850 PETER kkRkER.
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Eclectic Medicines
NOTICE..

THE business Of tie lsta EEIa Of n Ii, ALI EN-
co, has this dsY besL transferred 70 Messrs
GooDhIth, WhEELha Il sAAIIS, who ~ilg
eontiaas the bushes AZ lhs.r new warehouse nea!
.he nj. 81 NJ. X. X, pspet.
The undersigned having associated himself In
5ssiness with AsssTs, Good Ieh, Wheeler q IaBtIB
may ho found az Lhsit once, where he viii settle che
accounts of tbs late arm Of Aa /, Allen & Co.
would 3 50 solicit conUaGenss of tse patron
age ~ nbeTslly bestowed upon our lais srm.
JARED CHIrrkSDEEs
sep 10 DIFF LaLs sftbs firm of H., a. 4 CO.
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Foii Des aisines Land Agency.
Nd ARIA MIS-.

THE undersigned have fof safe Land "srrsntso
l. different sizes, which they will seifor or on
stne 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 70 selection ara
location Of tands In Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Land Districts. Aiso 70
Payment oftaxes and land busiDe generally.
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FOR LEASE,

These lands we're selected mapy years ago, and
comprise some OF the best lands in Scott County,
and have never been before offered for sale.
Atch I'd so COOK 81 SARGENT.
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fs,HE III ast perfect sooki nd Stoves now IN nee
The patterns are entirely HeG; they sre iGst sur
planting all other cooking Stoves In the markell
Those wanting that nov indispensable article, 3
Good Cook stove, should remsmber that I'm .
Toyst and progress - The order OF the day and
10 no one article Of domestic Use has there been
greater In pEoFemsn than the one under eonsideEs'
lion.
Therefore you will greatly promote yanT Interest
by So lecsing Of the above named siovEs In pref
ateuca 10 taking up win oDe OF antiqusIed pat.
terns,
He sure and call ami examine tkeir Stoves before
pu rcha sing any Others, al SMITH & REMING
BLOCK, Second 81, SigD oi 10 Big Tea Kettle.
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aerrings Patent SAFES
.tTEs.s by Tho pspsTs are called tue bsst in the
W w1ra. :. lev vfEhn san.e kind for sale iq6 BY
r.. CLOSE co.
81 Iii East side Btady below Second 81.
MILO wants good copying Press for rive Dollars;
w CLOSE co, s.lls every thing low my 10
MATER tiiera and Coolers very desirable article
" at may le c co.
IILyER Plated Tea setls, Pstterns just received
- II lmsy ~ II co.
HORN Planters, Corn Shelters Corn Hoes, Corr Pop
I u peers and Corn Grinders all ut c co.
'iyRN Tons Prmp Chain, At low prize than osa he
1 found west u New Y5rs
The lot VIII be soii low. 7 s co.
az chains, OK Yozes. OK Bows Ok Bow pins, and 81
~ but on gOsds my III tt & co.
l{TosLENH0LMS Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
" AZ CLOSE q CO.
,NTEAM tsug+ Ocks ana Whistles, and all other kinds
- 9syr tures Tor Engines, al CLOSE a Co.
( +, .. SMITHS Stoke and Dies toI sals at
! may 10 CLOSE CO
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| may ~ st CLOSE L CO.
NTAILs SHADE cheaper
" may 10 CLOSE 4 co.
| arm Irvine and sssh corr, just received by
- may 10 I CLOSE co
+ LEGAST Window Trimmings sach as Gilt Cor.
AZ niGes. Curtain ands, Cords and Tasseis
Window shades, sc. &c, just received. CLOSE Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10

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