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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-16
WHEAT MARKET.
SDrIn SS7 MILLS

T wish to purchase three or four hundred
| thousand bushels of good merchantable
wheat, for which | will pay the highest cash
price.
Charlotte, from its facilities Transportation
is one Of the best inland markets in the South
ern States. [ have erected large Merchant
Mills contiguous to the Railroad ,co ?able of grin
ding three hundred barrels of flour per day,
and to keep them running [ must have wheat.
SO bring it along, if you want the highest fig
urc for it.
l am prepared to grind for toll. 1fyou want
flour whose brand will be sufficient to sell it in
any market in the world, here is the place 10
have it manu- facturcd. These Mills have al
ready made a reputation not inferior 20 any
in the country.
LEROY SPRINGS.
June Is, 185j.-47-tf :.
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SMUT MACHINES.
Plaster and Cement.

80 BbiS. Plaster aHd Cement Iur sale BY
FISHER, BURROUGHS * 60.
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Accounts of the Democrat Office,

ALL accounts due for subscriptions to the
"Wcstern Democrat" and for advertising and Job
work, from the ooh ufOctobcr, 1883, To the 10Th
Of September IS55--uhe period which my con-
necti0n with the Office ccased-must be paid to
Mr. W diam J. Yates, HE pI resent proprietor of the
paper.
&.-All accounts due for subscriptions since the
commencement of the paper IN July, 1882, up to
The Goth OF October, 1898, must be paid to my
Agent, who will III a short time call upon subScrl-
hers tor their dues. Many OF those accounts are
OF ;wo, three, and even four years standing; and
therefore it is hoped those indebted will no longer
defer payment, either by cash or by note.
JOHN J. PALMER.
Charlotte, Oct |, 1886.
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Notice.

HNHE Tax Lists for 1855. are ro,,.
IL hands, and hold them ready for ins,, IA my
request all persons to inform me of ann,
which may not be listed '"AaDles
Ezg-All persons that have not paid their to-.
for 1854, 'ciN surely come up and fork orr 'aAes
April 8. lS56-tf
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The Fairfield Iotel j. offered for
Rent nom The first day OF January Nt; or VII
be sold to 4 good purchaser upon accommodating
terms.
Ih-S ii"tet hes tEaa garden attached, s4vcg:,I
c"n.rdlyr,s lals = Iarg.. brick staol,. l.l..r an.
1H&f-a feet -l2r. and al ll-c.ssarv or!r-fr.T,7-
ms Is centrally Situated IN III tow. d Wins
hof2 '2d possesses many ;,dva-ltsgcs Is a House
~ LuteEtaumNut
Fer particulars address
DAVID AIKEN.
Winn-boro'. :. c.
Nov 18th. cot
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EBW ARD WOLCOTT.


FiDccnncs, h JHnc q, 1873
PROf. O. J. WUOD:-As you are atout 10
manufacture and vcnd your recently dscO'c'f
Hair Restorative, ] will elaic, for whomsUc'G %
may concern, that have used II. and known ola-
els 10 use Il-hat ! have, for several ytaIs, bf'u
III the habit of using other Hair RCsoIaIIIcs, ard
that l II yOuis vastly superior :" any "i'I !
Know. 1t cntIr,ly cIoaiFCs ;LC ECGd Ct dan cur,
AID with one moEtI : proper ne, vii lCstrIc my
persons hair - the original youthful color -
texture, giving il healthy soft and gIuasy "ifca'.
a"cC; and all this, without dscoloring rhc iauos
lh;rt apply il. or the dros- on which il d'oIs.
wotd therefore, recommend its Use tc every or"
DESTROYS having fine color and texture 10 lar.
Rcspccttuiiv, yOuis WILSON KING.
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NEW MARBLE YARD
In Charlotte

TENHE subscriber have established lr,,li.
= Yard, OF the second square south nf a.,
Court-lIouse, aud respectfully offer their ,crvisn.
to aII who may desire amy thing in their line .,
business. They will keep on hand the best and
hnd>orncst kinds of Foreign and Ampricau N.r
bic, and be prepared at all times so furnish
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John McKeo and VIE - al

In this case it appearing 70 the satisfaction
tho Cont that John H"viS and viii, E.izah.th
Wesley w. Carp inter-, Huyir Wra;hcr>p"rn aud
wife Polly, Samuel Nanucv, Sarah Naynrv.
Christophrr Mauury. and TWO infant Ch!idr,n Of
jacob Maun'y and VIII, ANN. all al whom are
non-n'sidrntS. 1t i therefor. ordered that pub
location b. made in tn Western i)rno,.;t tur
six weeks that they appear at the next Tenn OF
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to he
Opened and held for the County of lincoln. at
fh, Court HOUSE in I.incolnton. on the second
Monday in JANUARY next. tn make d,f,uc, t.
said petition, and in default thereof the petition
will b. taken pro conf,.sSo as TO them and h and
accordingly.
Witness, J. 4 HuSS. Cl,Il, e. said Cor,r. at
Ottic- in Liurasitun, lee, ..;,l Monday stl, Z the
Ith Monday in August. 4. L. i-5-
2l-0tl ! !. HISS. Clerk
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Saws.

Saws.
g tInT LAX "a" from - to go inches. For
- SAFE :" BREM q STEELF'S.
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state of North Carolina,

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas ana Quarter Sessions,
October Session. lS56
Daniel Mostellrr, Admir- of {. Carprntcr decd
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ST. L0His, JDBe 20, lS'".

II. LOUIS, juno y, o..
FROF. WOOD:-As you are about 70 r,ca,a
and ycnd your recently discovered HAN Rcso'o'Hf
and as yOm rcqU's my opinion Of il, | vii stare
that my hair was, a few months ago, ycry gay,
aud alter using two bottles % your Han Ef>'"n'
tive, resumed its original color; ard srCc 's A.
pIIcafion, all dandruf has d,saprCnred nonn ny
head, and have been .roubIcd with u" dlsaglc"-
bic itching OF the scalp. l am satisfied, That Eo'e
who use II, will not regret it, as IT gives the aT"'
a4ce OF having been recently ohrd. amTf@.,
ed, thercioIe, TO recommend IFS ire 10 oil "ios'
desiroGs OF having beautiful head Of ho. on,
am, sir, yours, etc. F.. i. STEWAKl'
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PROFESSOR WOODS

TNHAT all the bald and gray can be rrs:oHrd
L perfectly to original growth. 80 la a. thcr
locks arc concerned, does hot admit OF doubt; be-
sides II will curc every possible r afc OF Tie soap,
whether devclorcd darGuB, ching o. II tie
shape OF cutaneou~ eruptnLs~-rSru scald-h,ld-
and IN no possible case w.ii Il Hl at Cuiihg, ~ i
by magic, nervous or lercdjcai i:tadnchc, Al d It
used twice week by The young, regularly, il vii
preserve the color, and keep the han from inns
10 any imaginable age. Read a. d II dye
LogGnsp0,f, M., Jane lS;h
Mcssrs. O. j. w oCD 4 Co.:
GENTs:-N ours of The 18Th Cnnr duY 10 hnld
Enclosed, please find rhIryci4h dollars. It bang
the amount iOr Hair * sroIalnc. have sold
all. II you choose. YOU may 6cid tx
dozen bottles Liam Restorative; rhiuk cun rel
1t. 1t has worked miracles in this pncc sofa
man SIX 81 bottles, that was Laid, aid il fetched
new HAIR out all one, has heed.
1ous, respectfully ". II. GRIEI ~.
C.R. II. Office, Vuad4Ia, JpneQ1. 1851.
PROFESSOR WocD-
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing vo,unra.
~ testimony to the excellence OF. You HAN Res
toratIvc. Three months ago, ny fair vas teIY
cray. 1t Is now dark brown, che original CoI"r,)
smooth ard glossy. The only HLca'i"u have
made To 1t, has been the Han Restorative pItal'd
by you, and which, from the result IN my care,
| can most cordially recommend to oilers,
Respectfully, y"ul4.
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General Commission EzcrcnnniS,
Adger's North Wharf,
GE.9EsEESTO.t'. &. e..

Skz'2 "a EESsDIE, s. {.
Il HE undeTsl gned, Factors and Commission
L Merchants, offer to receive, forward, and
ship merchandise and produce at the following
rates. The prices here named are those which
are generally charged by all the line of sail
vessels, but having no control over any other
Line than the one we have an interest in, we
cannot say that the prices here named can
be considered permanent, except by Our Line.
BY that they are permanent. The s.Pa!metto
Line" has ten fine first class Brgs and
SchocneTs, constantly running, and will car
Ty treightS as follows:
Wheat, cents per bushel.
Flour, IN barrels, % cents.
:: III sacks, 10 cents.
The drayage, wharfage, insurance, ard for
w@rdlng commlss on, per bushel, for whelt.
IS A. cts.
Flour, per barrel, = l6g cts.
Flour, per sack, ID cts.
Freight on all cases, boxes, &c.
from New York to Charleston. per
cubic foot. 4 cte
We measure every thing, to rrevent over
charges. Every thing shipped b. the opal
rnetto Line" Of vessels (DoIiner x Potter.
New York agents, and Eolnes & Stowrv. Of
Char!eston) ana consigned to US. shall he
ifGighIed tor the above prices.
FToduce and Merchandise consigned TO ne
Will have the best attention
WYATT, STOGNER {. LLOYD.
august -, l856-3m
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PROFESSOR WOOD

IiIsJf ESSOS "OOI-
Dear Sir. Ny hair had, for several ycars, b'eh
becoming PrcmauIcly gray, accompanied by
haralne S which rendered the constant apPl.caI'sA
OF OIL nece ssary in dressing 1t. When conmer'-
cd using your Hair Restorative about two lnohh5
ago, 1t was IN that condition: and having continue
lis use TIL winin the last three weeks, II has n'I'1
10 lts natural color, and assumed a son'ss ~ IT,
l5sfc greatly to be preferred TO those pIcdUCtu
the Application OF oils any ether pieTaIauohh,
nave ever used. ! regard it as lndsf eIfsDs
a,tc!e for every I@dy's toilet whether 10 he 70"
nm Restorative or for the simple purpose o. Gi'S
ing or beautiiyng he hair. You have PeTri'ss'u"
TO refer 10 me oil who entertaiu any doubt o. ~
performing all that is claimed tor IL. -,.,,.
MRS. {. SYMONDH'
Cincinnati, O., Feb 10, 1854. lATbnd st.
Faiert0acn, Mass, May !, 1914.
PROF. O. ]. WOOD:-Ailow me 70 attest n'
virtues and magic powers Of your Hair EesloIau''i
Three months since, being exceedingly gIay'
purchased, and soon commenced 10 zee, '"o uo
ties; and Il soon hc gan 70 tell, in restoring ' S.
locks 70 their native color, ard the hnIr "lHcH W.
before dry and harsh ard failing oil TO" "'%nE
soft and glossy ard II ceased filling ne oar re-
DISAPPEARED, aud the scalp lost all the dlsaE ''eui
itching, 50 annoying before, ard row, Io' guy
look, but iee Young gain.
RespGctluliv. yours, etc. ,-ryy
CHARLES WIEI1NLl'
T-SoId at III Market street, st. LOUIS, VI. 80
ri. 3l6 Broadway, New York, and by Scar q" ~
Charlotte, y. G., and by Druggists eVejF".TIa on
All kinds OF family patent nedlcinGs IoL 7a.,,
the best possible terms OF Professor Nooh '7'1
lshneni, ia Market street, - Lo"'T'
IuIU 1SJ6
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To Rent OF EoE. SAKE.

nov. ., 1856. 2i-Cr
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Ram w az

Charlotte. Jan. l, 1656.--tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-10
NEW STORE AND
NJ g sroo a -.
. x RIA q Il DI Any Low PRICES

ExTRA0 RDINAkY Low PRICES
We viii eklDit u stock Of bout
100000 sSOskTH
Es4tsGIES FISH,
Second Street. oppoDite the LeClairs House,
,Fssner's ray srother..l
Has t1z COS. q % !args addition TO his Rich and
- u1ER GOODS.
Iousls!ing Of
II,..lrs4 Gr=nsdins Robes;
,,fs..die aud Jac onet Robes,
Isspe and Chene Baress Robes.
-ALso-~
heh Jaspe and cbene
a'AAaN y SD sTsttP E.D SILks.
Plain aud coIored roul. de Sole Glsces;
Rich Priut, Fouistds;
olsysry description and style. .
D4Sbss GOODS,
Hs.ue, Grenadines. Or pc aarstz, Chslii, Deiaines
Rtrsgss ysSouets ,OTsHDdies, La. 10, e.c,, &c.
coupists assortment OF
woessNtNIs GOODS,
OF every Desct ptfoa
Tasts8sfssEfsEEs AND LACEs..
i"lAts de2Is'maht 9ar STOCK Is and always Will be
CEN ate Is IEtrH giriieuisr.
siaAWLS
U9sg l.. f-5 '4fe at0ehe,
Plria5 4,a Broche Stella,
Faris .ieneies,
-s- Fif.bei Had Cashmere Shawls and SeaIis,
s.a,. "a Eatb-cdcred Grape Shewls
BONNET aad TRIMMING RIBBONS.
.i,& rs !--lS E4EpfSG esOops,
OF DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY, &c.
AtArss ass0rtmea. OF English and German silk
and Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, &c.
spTssas's, Merimacs, Coehsos. Aud all the best
makes of
AMERICAN PRINTS,
Very Cheap
ENGLISH PRINTS,
FINE DRSE6ES,
HEAVY .ROWk sHEETlSGS,
D Id variety Of Domestic and other Goods, 10 which
would irvs the aItsnton Of the Ladies and G-n,s
of Davenport and TO lBs trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
CtfARLES FISH,
IGsy2. 81 ST. opposite Ls { laire House.
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pa GU ZEN CITY.--We heard a genie
~ from Cincinnati, who has been here
b. time to time for the last ten years,
10, has alec had frequsnt opportunities for
eerving the comparative advantages Of
Der river towns In the State, and who 10
n qualified TO give sensible opinion on
Y SUBJECT = that DavenPor, was des-
I'd To be the Queen Cay OF Iowa. That
onion IL fast gaining ground among ell
Selligent and unprecedented Observers,
eugh We have so long been Of the same
~ o. thinking ourselves, that lie re.ilera.
y BY another causes Us no surprise.
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The Z 4ofshs y W Sec gTfs NRaE sossr
No The y 1t T7s n RI \ 100 acres
No 3--The w sec 10 T e y K2 Z IUG acres.
The above thr4o tracis beautifully situated on
10 s-lhe " OF the ) " Of sec 10 T :sYR3E
Ga acres miles from Davenport
aeresa miles from Davenport.
No Inc l 81 the l. t NJ see 4 I ~ y } t.
CO acres, ne Rail Road, : IoI.es from Davenport
No IS ~, "A ise acres 70 sess + 6 I. 7Ak2E
No le-- leo sores in Sec's27 and "a Us NRzE
Improved Farms
No i7-Au improved farm isnved and al cultivated
nice house, spnags and creek On ii, on Hickory
rol g road, Uilss a ON town, Usage Orange tenre
started entirely around the far 40 acre..
No is-ln Secs ~, ~ "a 80 y X 2 b, 30 acres,
1871 Improved and 40 ID timber.
NJ. - \ sne farm Of i2o acres, IS faced, 20 W.
der cultivation. tnles from town, mile easI OF
Dubuque read. mile from paIzeii fam.
No z3--lhe Grant farm dubuque road I niles
from town, i23 acres highly cultivated hcuse and
card Or
Houses and Lots IN Davenport.
yo3o-Fins brick house 9th between Rsrri-
son and Rtpieg So Excellent wei, good stat Die,
sn3i--,Iood frane House. rooms, good well. Re.
Lot .AsJi, on Brad ue.r Locust ST.
so29-A si'Ey house on 4'h So, containing 10
SO. s3.-GooG .rs r.e house, rooms. cellar, Sc,
on 5th 81. 5etwers ttte Rad Myrtle Lot sgAl5e
~. 25.-I lotion BRADY -. !E2 oy 300--s3uG.
- so-ftots on BRADY 81, cor Of eoIege, 64Sl5a
No. 2slcbo.ss lot on Perry st. cor ofath ,soxlao IT.
~ CLlSroS COUNTY, IOWA.
No. e2-W. fractional of the \. W. . Sec. ., r.
81, ". X. B., n 81 luO acres, Thorn's Mill.
IN STORY COUNTY.
No. 53-N X o. N ocsse 81 rs X - " 40
No. in ON OF secll T 50 "a W go acre.
No. SIS " disco II I 81 . W 100 acres.
No. 36-S OF y ! of sec "a - 33 " 80 acres.
No. SIN of W OF sec IL L e3 K IS w so acres.
No. = w OF 5 Z OF sec - I 81 K % w 50 acres.
No. 3s-s " lrac Of w ofsee Is r &c 3W
50 acres timber.
No. iC-SE Of !sgs sn3; 2 v 100 acres.
No. ii--N +. o, 80 - + 90 90 w 100 acres.
~ hEOkUk COUNTY.
No. as Z AID IS ofsec u r IL w 3e6
NO. 4a-s W and N WI Of sec T II 10 ". $50
II MALAYSIA COUNTY.
No 44-S " frac. OF sec6 I 20 4 Is W las aerss.
No. s5- 5 W ofsee IS 7 II - " loo acrss.
No. s6-W Of I aud Of n w ofsscIST
:" n - '0' -'i IN s sfti COUNTY.
No. 47-N / olssc IS g II W 100 acres.
IL AusGAFlNE COUNTY.
No. CIV o NV of sac 30 T rs 4 w 30 acres
I miles from Museatns, from junction. Apply to
IN GRUMPY CsUSlY.
No. .9-s " OF sec slRls W 100 acres.
No. sos T. oil sec 50 X Is w 100 acres
No. sl-W ON OF sec 10 I 81 Is W 81 acres.
IN HARDIN COUNTY
No. Sc u Of sec 5 7 81 & 20 W so acres.
No. SIS wi ofN VT ofssc lar q 20 W ~
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. sag efN Et OF sec ! 80 RI W 80 acres.
No. SIS OF n Of sec 20 7 al Rs " 50 acres.
No. 56-House aud Lot, Store aud took Of goods,
wILLIAAALLEs,
General Land Ageat
Feb 6-dtf OHIO. Post Chce Building.
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kansas aumors oontradistsd.

ST.. Louis, June Later intelligence
from Kansas tails to confirm the account
photographed yesterday. Instead of a battle
between tifty pto-slavery men, and ONT
hundred aud fifty Free State men, there
sac on.y small fight between parties, re-
suitng IN the death Of one or two. Capt.
Melee and Beemdn reported dead. are alive.
GATES company BY superior force captured
sume Free State men, Gen. Whitfield with
hundred men had left Westport to rescue
them
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Washington On Dit.

.WsShtn8ton On Dts
WAsHlaorss, June 6.
In case OF their not bring sufficient num-
Der Q: members present On Monday II il in-
tended to move in the Houseso as to compel
an attendance.
Dir Campbell, Chairman of Committee
ON Ways aud Means, 10 absent and will not
be back for t%o weeks. II is not true that
the Committee agreed to report in isvor OF
free wool, though number Of Massachu-
se,ts manufacturers had been endeavoring
to exact a promise to th~t affect.
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L Attest News.
The First caunoa.shot y red against La
rance

The First cannoa.shot y red against Law.
yeAce.
The correspondent Of the Missouri Demo.
crot after giving some particulars OF the at
tack on Lawrence, slread, published, says:
"The first cannon waa poised BY David
r. Atchison--his object ths front ~ hotel
fifty feet square, distance two hundred
yards. He acted as gunner, and directed
isugbable--haif seas over, he squints alon2
the qua, aud aays: "Boys, put il up lover;
down Itttle higher; all ready; blaze awayp.
-anG whiz went the ball--not trough the
hotel, however. but by the corner. and down
into tue ravine. An Ex-Vice- President Of
the United States acting as head gunner to
i nab which came to Lawrence u demoiish
a notel aud two printing presses"
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,o..r,ovTbs .n,;nt,e, WAS on,

In OPEaATIok.--The sprinkler was OF
yesterday, aud appeared to do very goo,
work, for beginning II seems 10 US how
ever to be rather small, but we will see hoa
II operates when IT he's 10 contend ngainf
a high wind
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LOCAL MATTERS

THE LEyxE We presume il is unnsees
NV to direct the attention of our readers
4 the communication of"Observer" in rela-
pn 10 the Levee, Amy thing On that Sub
kct ought 10 secure the attention ofour cit
hens, although as far GO any effective 81
{on il concerned, III somewhat discoursg-
v TO notice the suicidal apathy with which
ke subject is treated. We have taken FREE
bent opportunitiesof copying the accounts
Whist other river towns have been doing
= the matter OF improving their respective
kndings, and we have published numeF-
s concentrations from various citizens
regard to the landing at this point. Bu'
feither have the statements Of what other
bwns are doing sufh ced to stir up our cit,
hens to any spirit Of emulation, nor have
10 more pointed arguments end sxhorta-
Ion, Of those who reside among Us had any
erceptble Influence, we except what has
.sp done by Mr. Burrows and by private
Enterprise at tie foot Of Main street,--in
lusing even the commencement OF work
essentially necessary to the growing
csperity of ths city
i With a landing susceptible OF being i'm.
owed at perhaps less cost than that OF any
her Iowa town on the river, we believe it
generally known and admitted that The
ayoaport leyse is less Improved than any
the State. II may not be pleasant TO
kno. ledge or contemplate such fact,
In we know Of no good that would result
om attempting 10 ignore or conceal It.
very stranger who reaches our city how
er much he may be pleased with the IN.
Vail j beauty Of our location, or may od-
re The air O! pros perousncss which sur
unds and permeates the whole place, is
mediately struck with the almost entire
glect of the levee, and has at hiS tongue s
The names OF five or six other towns
n oh although lsboring under many natur-
81 disadvanta.g $, have 40 greatly distaneed
,snport in regard to this important mat
We do consider il as IN many respects
most important subject that at the pres
u time can engage the attention OF our
izens, and il is 10 be hoped that the pres
h season sill not be allowed TO pass away
thoul the adoption oil some definite nnc
81 olan for the construction Of j ieVeg
I itsble to the present, and the still greater
re wants Of our city.
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sailing of thu BaI,ip

New York, June7.
The steamer Baltic sailed at noon to-day
iof Liverpool, with 1876 passengers and
Slo2,o0o in specie. Among the passengers
Is Prot. d -rse, Col. Samuel Colt, and c. H.
Delsyan
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PIGNIEICAET, 1t was o significant TACT
PIE meeting on last Friday evening, that
Of the speakers were formerly Demo-
H., and we believe all Of them voted for
Prce. The is an illustration of the
lnge which ha. come over mems minds
The other parts of the State and country
/ 1t Is not strictly speaking a change
j man who was once called Dems.
u may be true Democrat still, though
may refuse and scorn to follow the lead
|such apo.tates from the faith as Pierce
\ Douglas.
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IA Nav Way TO MAKE A RtFusLIcAE.--
L heard pretty good 'un ID respect to
1 Delegates that went from this place last
)es 60 the Congressional Convention at
d. Rapid. On their return II seems
they tarried all night al small inter
Pdis,r town, the Inhabitants Of which
Re 20 aRx Gus 10 BE- p04ted OF political
bllers thst meeting wss called and one OF
delegates, J T. Lane, Esq., addressed
IN on the great political topics Of ths
\ During his speech he was frequently
|.rruptsd BY Plow PedIsr from Moline,
y under the influence I alcohol, or come
BE sp,rl, gave the lie point blank 10
! ny Of hi, assertions Alter Mr.. L. had
1sbed he applied his abusive ePithets to
Fiber one Of the delegates, who without
more ado knocked him down and beat
y until he cried Justify for help. The
bpIs we're highly amused thu; the man
q got his deserts. Subsequently the poor
bow went 10 the puiUea whom he had
bsed. begged their pardon and declared
1, be merlred all that he had received.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-10
From Cuba

New Orleans, June 5.
The steamship Cahs~ba has arrived at
this port. Havana dates to the Cd. Sugars
have advanced under the Black Warriors
sdyices. and large business had been trans
acted.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-10

cousrY "DENocRArc" CosvFsrios.--
/ pro.s!avery men Of Scott county held
convention in this city on last Saturday
ppoint delegates 10 their Congressional
State Conventions In conclusion
\ pledged the State OF Iowa in 10000
rity for Buchanan! They are al III
boz out Of The way, which considering
comparative smallness Of the vote in
State is remarkably Dad guessing
liticsl 1aleuIators may pot down Iowa
kure for the RepnbIican nominee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-10

PMcE OF REAL Estate. The price at
6ch real estate is held in this city has
y cons.iered by many as entirely too
D Compare ii with the following item
b the DUBUQUE Ezpress:-"NessrS.
D. a. Co. sold half LOT yesterday, on
N street, TO Messrs. Robman & Bell for
sum Of SIS 600" This is little ahead
Bay sale that has ever yet been effected
QsHenpNrt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-10

REcIpRccIrY "A large drove OF porkers
FED through town yesterday on their
n 10 the corn. cribs Of Illinois, and we
brehend that no brute or human travellers
b the African desert were ever more
Eghted at coming TO water than the said
fkers were with the opportunity OF LAYING
III wearied bodies in the Mississippi
Iey appeared to enjoy il hugely. Quit
peasant system Of reciprocity exists BE-
b. Illinois aud iowa ia the matter OF
kenIns stock. We SEMI hogs TO be fat
sd By the surplus corn Of the Sucker
e, and the latter sends cattle to sum-
b on the more luxuriant grass OF our fer
] prairies, This il doubtless proftabls
kngement for both parties.