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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28

Head flonr Inspector Of Philadelphia.
hereby certify, that ior the last four have had
in operation Of b. j. NJ. Clarks Patent FIGURING
Mills. have been running il average Of eight
twelve hours without stopping and should dc forty
eight hours If requires 1t gyes every satisfaction tina.
one can ask. think it Is certain sapersede all the
old methods OF milling. asso been in the milling bust
fifteen years and yet say truly that have
anything of the kind perfection. live
Salisbury chester County, P tsso miles from Parkcrs
burg, where run it daily, and Customers viii testify
the satisfaction OF their flour and bran have Travelled
through nine VI the Western states, and ii supersedes
Any thing have ever seen.
PRESTON WICkEgSHAM, Merchant Miller.
Extract from letter from Mr.. Lcken, BrandywiDe
Miller the Foreman Of Mr.. v e. GiPiu, who has leased
lie Oily Mllls. Wilmington. Delaware.
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FARMERS. SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Best Mill ever offered to the Pablo /,
FEITON'S PDbTA RI.E Mill


FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
tlrHiCH has taken the FIRST PrrmIaa At all te
w state and CSgRtg Fairs where ii ha. been sr.
hibitsd, aid Goid Nsdaf at the asricaR IH,titst,
n. Y. chs. This truly excellent MN, eeobrnteJ
alike for is simplicity, durability and praeteabiy
patented IaHy 3D. 1855, stands unrTal.d The lam
number Ut these mills sold, aud their increasing ls
mand orClbly declare their merit lover iUOU having
been sold 30 the last ia mOHIhs. They are admir-.
bly, udapgcd for grinding Corn, Oats Wheat, barrier
Corn IN the ear, Spices, sc. with rapidly and POI
lection UNI now before.
No. : Aiill griAds from to bus. of neal or 1910
IS bus oi feed per hour with from TO horses and
other Nos. pfoponIOnats amount. They can 10
propelled BY horse, steam 81 water power and are
we'll adapted 10 irregular motion, honcs al laiBr
cost they can be attached 10 any mill.
MAI SEGEES are attached 10 these mills thus reb.
dcring them the only trsy practicable mill farmer
can have.
References can be given where these mills have
been in use 10 months without either receiving or
needing d. ssing, aud likewise where they were la.
trodueed four months ago for grinding Tres Oar.
IL Is al established iacl that all mills using kniye.
seat Jsedn bgI neYar'grlaa asGl" aud that all corr
and cob erashers nnly crack The and cob, and
that neither reduce the feed TO u desired nAeless
/ -. t..stVa. ma
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Kansas! Kansas!!!

AduSdS.s AduSdS..
THE public, before emigrang TO this disputed Terri
terry or purchasing esewhre, respectfully invited
to call and examine wholesale aud retail stock OF
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Sperm, Tanners,
Lara, Noatsfoot and Linsesd Oils, Nall,
Glass, Putty Salt, Paten Medicines,
Combs, Brushes, Notions, &C.
Our stock carefully selected in eastern and
southern markets, and purchased for cash, and will b
sold for the the very lowest figures Tor which
they be b0gh in the city and every article
cd to give satisfaction.
Thankful Tor past favors, and DESTROYS of continu-
of the same, still hold ourselves in readiness to
wait upon friends and the public generally at the old
stand OF ALVORD VAN PATTEN, :
West side Brady between First and Second streets
export, Iowa. June IL
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jfpflrD, sc.
4u Ooep Field and Fhir xIay.
Y6NENsE STOCK OF
NExlrET D.

An open Fisid and Pair !iay
IIWEHsE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND yEWELhn
AT HoUxEL.s. No. Ii ShAiE Ss.s - 49, an.
pAyE tu.t returned from New sehh y ~, ~ ,ns
/ ana essi.teck of hne Watches Asa seiI I
fss,rr ogerea IN shu -ssrkst: ! sass soia
wsiehes IRON ssete seas seI az ,.s 10 DIS "a
S Ss"'eo. Breast Pins from safe soo- .a,I..
vcaid e.ll psrsealas ~ Plan.
U.,r. - EnsmeIed cases, and think can sun
ire most fAskidaees; s1o.s. wa.sa.ss lew
in short my whole stock q Iiee.s, nd
eI., 800, rhan ms ever been b-oughate this mar
naen I'm ALI wholesale or retail al prices thAi
w es aeas a. Asu.lsishoripo.iee
Nav lStA ,fs5A- -----
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Storage, Forwarding u Commission


Ia this branch Of the trade, pre- AIRED TO do
large amount of business, Merchants and others
making consignmeats 10 our House. may rest assur-
I'D Of tae fidelity part to Their inter
and that their nsgnmepts shall receive promp
attention IN sales and returns
N. Satisfactory reference given in all cases,
and with pleasure
May 3dwu RYAN n MCCAIN.
ItOFFkhs--75 Bagsk io, Laguare, Java, Maraeaibo
~ aud Havana Cotfees, selected expressly for re-
failing.
SuGARS--64 BUls white aud yellow refined Sugars
embracing Coffee A, b d G., crushed powdered aud
granuiateJ; also refined MAPLE sugar. These SUI
gars are all Of the best q .alty.
New TEAS--l37 Chests, half chests, or Boxes aud
taddies oIun sizes and descriptions OF late inporls
TOMS embracing OF his highest and fnes grades
| or the celebrated "Maynnen and ''Pidg sooey'
grosths. These Greenland Black Teas are decidedly
bne and curious cneps as ever crossed,he MisSis
| : Is aSd can recommend our Oolongs. Pom
| eaobks, Soaehongs, GunpOwders, imperiais and
Young Hysuus, FAR superior la fragrance and make,
"a Lhe gene rality OH eas brought est they
| selected especially for Family and are less In
| price; with confidence invite examination and
| trial.
| RAIsINS--JO Boxes, halves and quarters;--also
Valencia kaisins;
| pLUAS- Rbs uilled and uupitled;
| PEAGHES 81 do pared. GarTnnt,, Dates Figs, and
| many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
SOAFS-~Paini, tAsllie, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasivu Nc, Sci together with large ar
/ ely 81 BasArts, Willow, Rattan aud splint, Wooden
ware, >dNes of Nails Bbis Fish, Mack rel, White,
salmon and Sea ed Herring, 10 Bates and "a bushei
Wheat Sagb and many ygher articles-al Tor safe,
| cheap and TarraGtcdto give satisfaction.
| JACOB WEAVER, JR, & CO.,
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no cSnsuAf1sns on xeHoroLIHs.

no osHBuAfseHs on HexoPoLI1s.
HALE g. GO.
Central Dpcks, between wells and La sale street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Dealers in Coal, Salt Pig lroa, cte.
AGENTS. RoA ras
Nsv yefk AID cAiseso Lac, xris Canal,
Boat. avs piss No. Ea.. River ioot Of Broad street.
" y. 4 4. S issis1 ,ss ss ssss 81
ono, "; asAsSRs ,ss Pier. A SsSsy:
w" 49, hAN, ssnn,n,. =, Western R r. boston, and
Mark Packages. "N.f.4 C. Line care WIN. ANAo''
Albany.
1~ansylvaaiA Central HAilroad'
CleslAad AID Pittsburgh 1anso as.,,,,.
Ss 4 ssiT Rooms l nslsi%Srs,
| j. wxLLbWER son, n m1,,sosas
| sEo. g; fgANG,sSls - nsssSsrsh.
sohN rreish, Agents.
The following Propslers run in eonnsSnon win
the shcvS Lines: -, ~.
rvERGHEEy CRY Owen.
MN cfTY. Tnrnban.
CUYAHddA, Bcckwith.
PIrTscuRGii, Ay@'lle.
kENoSHA, snhman
Also Clipper Line Vessels. Mark Packages Care Hale
ave haze completed our extensive Docks and Ware
houses % the River, between Wells and IASse stIas
where wS shall continue the Forwarding and ooinssen
Transportation Freight by each Of the above rsssns
BILE Companies, at reasonable rates from New
ton rh.asipa wheeag and ri,sss bur TO oS@p
nies viii feceive prompt attention and IorwaTusa wv"
Dispatch hnd Duplicate Freight Bills sent BY Mali any
Tho Liae represent not connected win any
Joint Stofk Co., aud opposed 10 all monopoiles;
AS-rA Agents here q Al the Transportae,A
ase have coxsiSEp and will charge exorbtah' eoNA~s
on all Goods coming 10 us by their Lines. ,,,,,,
All claims for damage or osercharss VIII W psNAfs
Censispments Of Grain ssd Produce for sale or ship
rnent viii receive personal attention. Api-sa'm
sEaA1s. sega as! Sugars
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS,
IMpoRTkR AND DEALER IN
lCHOlCESEGARSSA AND TOBACCO,
| undef Maiieson House, CHloAuo.
Merchants and County dealers viii nna at.o mel,
CHASING Elsewhere. oeti-dly
BRADNER, WARREN ~ CO,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS AND
PRIN TIM IN
NO! IA LA s SALE 81.
oe,I, 'ss-diy CHICAGO.
4 FAXON Z Crosby,
MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS q DRALERs L.
| PAPER HAnE1nGD,
BorderS, Fire Board Prints, Views, stotuary,
ornamsnts, NsuldiaSs and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
| WINDOW SHADES 4 CURTAIN FIXTURES
Who,esaie and Retail, 81 Randolph S., CHICAGO
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee.
Beinrthe largest House Of the Kind West OF New
York city We can Offer superior adyantagesto ths
Trade than any other establishment In the West
i,xox loci l-dlyl y. T.. CROSBY.
!, FOSTER HoUsK.
| Corner OF North Clark and kinxie SIS,
| Ch1cako, A1x0.
| oct Idly NH. bAAfkk, froprietoI.
Rank NOTE ENGRAVING.
! Wsllstood, Hanks, Hay q Whiting,
HANK NOTE ENGRAyERS.
NEW York;. BOSTON, AoNihsAL
No'l50 Lake st., Chicago.
Certificate. of Deposite, Scrip for Insurance. Rai
Road ana Mining Compa Drsits, Bank Notes, &c
! 49, IidIy il. o,ShANESSY, Agent
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| Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta!
ton Mill-priee raducad

Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plantai
tion Mill--Price reduced.
't'hE subscriber has purchased exclusive righ' "
territory for sale in the West, of the above ceie,
DRAFTED Mills, and is prepared to furnish them ~ ~
times, eher wholesale or retail, guaranteed ID 'hs
most positive manner. .
IN now more than year since the ''Ltte Giant
was Introduced to the public, during which ,me'
nae been constantly growing in the popular favor.
Inc improvements recently effected anu patehseoa,
makes II the most perfect machine ever oneroa ~
gene raj farm use. II Is furnished complete ready lo
attaching team, and weighs follows: No: 9so
NO. Z, $3.50; No.3, 400; No. 4, $40 pounds. TwehS
minutes are sufficient TO set up, without mechah
zeal ald and when once adjusted II with safely %
entrusted TO boy. Full directions nc company each
mill.
. PRICES:
NO. so d viii grind sbu. msaper hour wi1hihe.s'
y 2,%4U, :" - 10 - .
I" 3, 45a, IS is" Z"
4, 500, ~ gOS 90 - "
IL TIAberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
nov. 5 d&w-ly st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Messrs. DALZELL q BRO, Agents o.
Louis.
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tha nrnifles nf Town, Ia slUslaItattU Oy VIC
fo,losins and many oiher certificates, references
md cxtrsc,s OF losiets givenby reliable gentlemen
whose names are affixed there,o.
Having hecome the patentees ami proprictors of nd
win and James NJ. tarks patpnt Comhned Grinding and
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JOS. S. SIMPSON,
GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE,
boots and Shoes, Produce,
FOREIG.s AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, etc.,
second, wsst Of Main street, lower side,
ueI DAVENPORT, Iowa.
IOWA SOAP WORKS,
Above Front, between Man and Brady streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
fENHE suus0 riboTs having recently completed III cir
4 works IN this city nov prepared 10 oil orders
for their different grades OF soap, and rely their
Very superior Qualities, for pre-e minenee in lhe
ina Iket. IL wilt BIZ loand, trial that soaps Ill
afford more llher, and with less labor remove dirt
that they DO not melt In hot eonse
qucntly much eheaperto the consumer t having been
proven that seven pounds soap eq al ten
0Ithc ordinary kiBd) and that the great difficulty in
other soaps, snrmennIed In ours, of roaming the
hands free from soreness aftor long immersion and
rubbing In The wash-tub.
The grades above referred TO are Erasye, Pearl,
Palm No. tNtra ard Family Soaps. With the above
assertions, e,sabmi our products tothe yerdcatsns
OF the public NTH Confidence that The them IN
justify our denominations OF their quality. Aer-
chants and Dalers requested 10 cail and xsnine
for themselves before purcha sing else who're.
jan. ~, Is5 , dIf. J. NJ. F-HALL * co.
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DAyHNpoRT MUsIC sT0RI

siRASDALL HlGGiN Shave just open ed arge
" assortment OF Guitars, Vioiins, Banjoes, Tambo-
rines, &c, dc. Alec every kind of Music Books now
use which they will sell very cheap Cash ut No
LIE Clare ksw Oct3d 1854
IuNTOA'ss choolfor Piano Forte, Curtis Gaitar
IL Zindss helodeon Instructor and in IA ct every
Kind ofinstructlon relating to music can be founda
the Davenport Music Store;
No Ls CT aire Row: q A
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Mo. q,
LIE QMe1.e KOeC.

80 nov rcceivfng our nprtiig sit'tk o. -
WEsrrHEs Looid hgrteTs, Magic and hSaI.
800 ,,mee9FJE~ELET Of al dessrlpnons. SCI
goosss - 10 a. .vest ane nost complete sleek OF
We NV r.rLf 20 Daresport, which We orer 10
= tes nubtic as lea as any house stsi u "a h1N
,s,n. WHOLESALE Reiasi- -. -,
fseess -. -, snItr,st ~ xs determined as
m. -. -, he auttone in low prices.
April d6sn . IT 49, - ------------
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WOOD, WOOD,

a T thc CITY WOOD YARD, junction Of second an,
AAffont streets. We have now on hand a large assort
n,ent Of Al kinds of seasoned Wood namely
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &c,
which selling chap also large guam tity Of Fenc
ing Posts. 10 Brick Makrrs nnd others who want
WooIhy theqmptty, VIC will make liberal deductions
II. WILLIAMS d co.
june gath dtiau22,57s Davenport, iowa
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EI0NlS.

~UPEEioH Cheese aud prime Leaf Lard 10 Cans
= 81 the Hawseye Store.
apll7-du JACOB WEAVER, Jr., q co.
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JUST RECEIVED

4 CIlAS. FiSliS in addition TO his former stock of
L h goods large assert ment vi Gro Dc Roi silka
bcrego Robes,
Beregus Plain and Figd,
Printed Musns
White Graduate Robes,
,rtrr . and PafaSols,
Which will be- sold at unusually low prices.
june IA ClIAS. FISH
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FRUITS, &C.

FRUITS, &C.
FRESH lot vi Lemons, Oranges, Nuts, Caudies
Axe, bust resolved by
Dee s2du NJ, II. HEIDESfIEIMER.
n. II. HEIDENHEiNER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second 81, 6 doors bstu0 Brady, North side.
1 HAVE just received and am opening one of tho
j. laEreslGga best selected stocks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought this market, 10 which invite
The attention of country merchants aud the pa bile II
prices.
Call and sse for ourselves before purchasing else
8her-. dec 2l.1t
CHEESE
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF SCOTT GO
Good News for the Ladies!

The hardshp' Of the dreaded washing day" all
removed by
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Brushes
| r. HAVE ne assortment of Fancy Hair Brushes,
90 mbs also large lot OF Paintan other Brushes
for sale BY
acts7 II. WEBB.
euiuins.
Inn OF. efQuinins reeeivedt this day,
I'M AMI for sale by
| oets7 c, L. WEBB.
/ a. N BDxEs window Glass of all sizes from sxs
lO.lU 10 3sx4o, in store and for eale by
| oet27 CT. Wbbb.
! Glassware.
FINE assortment of Druggist Glassware Of all
| IA sizes, ior sale by
oc27 e.i. WEBB.
| Perfumsyy.
LARGE assortment Of VERY FINE PERPUM.
n KRy Extracts. 81 c-.to which invite the stten.
lion of the ladies'. Fancy soaps. &c for sale BY
octg7 I. u. WEBB.
Patent Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED,
5 Gross Of Rhodes feyersnd ague cure,
3 Smiths Tonic,
"a dog. OF Or. Denales fever and ague extermi-
star rasiee IN four hours external ap-
plic2tion, the only Agt. In this city.
Gel e =. T. WEBB.
Teas.
ene Tot Of Teas OF all kinds, done up In and
n 10 papers hiSh viii sell cheap In order close
cut. ecssTl Z. II. WEBB.
Coughs and Colds.
nR. AYERS Cherry Peetoral,
- Or. rogers Lyefvort- zad Tar,
DR.. Johnson's Canadian Balsam, Fir,s
ocsss c. WEBB.
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A Largeeoieetion on hand audNow biusierssetyel
"a as soon as published at
No LIE Claire Row. CAH
i'ik best Piano Forte instructor In the world Ricl
L ardson's modern school for Piano Fortes can b,
found OF No : lie Claire Row: CO "A
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CHdRLEs W. STEVENS

II
Ipurchased one OF h. j. NJ. Clafks Flour Mills some
tiIae since and after trial several weas feel that
can scarcely speak Of it in high terms have boon
miller for twenty yeears ald free say that can
make better Hour with this Iai, and larger yield and
run it with to myself than any mil have ever
seen number OF milios haze been H. and nil
say they we'll pleased with rs operation. 1t will
grind with twelve bushels hour and can be run
with from four to six horse power. would recommend
milers give it trial, and certain they will MOI
wish to return to the old plan ofnilng.
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LOO.
have tested Clarks MIL fully, and free to say thai
sxoeeis any mill ever l ground nincty eizht
bushels OF wheat, and made twenty-Tet barrels and
twenty pounds Of superne -four it, which il
first rate yield for one hundred bushels.
CHICAGO, November rs, 1856.
This l. b certify that have been furushn power and
room for the operation Of one Of J.. j. NJ Carks Patent
FLOUR Mills the last few month"; and in my opinhn il
tie and cheapest mill in 10 takes but little
power in comparison to other mills, not needing
horse power and has since have been acquainted
with il; with cost for repairs and ia good
condition now as whsn first put up. cah chceTiuy
onlesd il 70 all who wish 20 engage in the manufacture
-four either large small scale. It can be set up
and ia connection with any other machinery such a.
tram Elevators Mills, aud by combining three or
Of bGrrs and bolts you will have Mil that will
do work than the large Merchant mills the old
kinds and a great saving ID every item Of expense
STEVENS
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
LYTER g. GLASPELL,
s. W. Corner Rock Island and Third Streets,
ITAEE Just received direct from Boston. New yorl
II Chicago and 81. Louis, their splendid stock of
Family Groceries,
D They propose - distribute among the citizens nj
scott AMI adjoining counties for small advance upon r.i
tI having bought our goods principally for cash. and
ut ho lowest cash prices We fattcr ourselves we can .i
a. low ~ any house IN the city.
Remember the place. Southwest corner Rock Island and
Third streets.
an binds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted for which
we WI pay the highest market price in cash.
.lLLnn MINI I'NIELl q III
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ARRIVALS AT TIE
W MsI,in2IOn nl0m.c-Smcmd n ClnrIt prOpr,s

SEPT. 4th.-f McGrgor, Halifax II llirsch, Lou
donn Tenn l. GrthmIn, M4lisoW lie, Tenn; j X Flood,
Paterson, y j.; \ b Smith, Russell Va; NJ LRipey,
Jonesboro, Tenn W Gish Liberty; Mrs Sutton, Mrs.
bean children ser't, Tenn; 7 p Mesick, New York
NJ freeman, Montgomery White Sulphur Springs;
T sale Liberty; p II Callan, Abingdon; \ lagan,
Pttsy iyania; j y Feather. Bedford; W II Horton,
Campbell; d c Edwards rittsylyania; T Anderson,
Rockbridge; T Nhorcy. Dr. II Boards, Bedford; A
: Mctorkle Salem, g \ llolcombe campbcll: J "
tone lynehbnrl L II johnson, Mis- Bette Jones,
4 ittsylvania. Johnson, NonroeJ { Ward, J Ward,
: amphcll; : pews. Miss : Dcws. Miss A Dews
Miss NJ + Dews IIaliiay; = Austin, Missouri; Miss S
Austin, Campbell T II Williams. Lyuehhurg: r W
Lowry Bcdtord Wm \ PetuTew, Ya Il Tennessee
l. r.
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AS - ~ s5y.x. f5> z. tINIGu ANEH
Ha1.#5tsa u Wheeler has written letter 10 Cen
ROM Eeluse. commander of the allied forces 81 Ga'-
tu.l3 aaJ ,aH l,aapr. with reRardto the rnmered
eutsn IN Icon through hesitation for the execution
al Ntizaf hs Grn Walker lie sa3s;
lie Il ci,zru OF the United States M act of his
ha~ been charged by which he is liable To ANY moles-
i#uan, much lbs nPfisoument by any power WHAT
e4cr. and nov inform You rs Commander-n-thi
ii tla f,rse, Of Sln salvador aud Guatemala, that
shouldnn harn brtta DIR. Livingston, the Govern
mrut -. the United States will promptly hold the
Go,efnmrut Of SAID States to severe responsibility.
hile my Government would rejoice in the prosptrl-
Y aud happiness of sister republics; and ahSiainS
from all interference in any shape with their internal
concerns yet the President of the United States de
elttes that he viii maintain sacred the rights th'
teong to nm American citizen, aud that ANY eikeH
shall realize every sea aud every shore, where en-
terprisc may seek protection of our flag, that Amef-
citizenship an inyolabc panopoly for American
rights, and that no American can wander 81 lar rom
home but the Chief Magistrate of the Union will see
thlt no rude hand Of power or krannca passion Is
laid on him with impnnitN.' ! cannot but heheNe
tGJt YOU will see thatpr Livingston is forthwith re-
leased.
THE President Of the United States has seen with
regret in the hosilities between Central American
states, departure from the laws of war in force a.
mong civilized nations The party which resorts To
such barharities tortets it, claim 10 all sympathy
tfom neutral Powers aud exposes itself to the enmity
OF those whose citizens are the innocent victims OF
savage cruelty
Beassurcd, Sir, that if one har of DR. Livingston
head is injured his life taken that OF amy other
innocent American citizen, your Government and
that oft'mtcm0la will feel the force Of Powerwheh
while il respects the rights of other nations, will he
ready wand is able to yindcatcil It's honor aud the
lives and property of its citizens. Faithfully, yours
JonN II. WHEELER
Resident Minister of United States.
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From MEXIco.-The steamship Texas, at New Or
leans, brings dates from the city of Mexico 10 the lot!
ult \ conspiracy against the government had been
discovered and suppressed The Mexico Ex,raordna-
ry of the 10th says.
We have had an eventual week. On Monday the to-
bacco women set the ball in motion by pronouncng
and kept the police and the city the 4,d ere for
that and the following day 10y their dsorderly
duct. They were fortunately subdued on Tuesday
evening. ON Wednesday the citizens of Mexico were
aroused by the announcement that that day was the
anniversary Plan AYutln in this capital. Patriot
speeches, music aud Examinations the order Of
the day and evening. On Thursday we We're unable
to notice an incident worth mentioning. Yesterday
the day of glurions ascension to the heavens OF
the most pure Queen of Angels All places Of bust
ness closed and the people in their gala dresses,
fel the streets On their way to and from the houses
of God.
During the week Congrese has done little or moth
ing for the want OF quorum most of the time.
From the country the advces are of the most IA
yorable character. Everything seems to be going
head in the right manner. We have not received II
paper from the States without its being filled with
thanks to the Government for the law, for the sale Of
corporation and church properties. This law will Ger
tainy be carried out.