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For ChilIs and revor

For Chills and Tsvor.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUES mith'sTcnic.
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease, for sale by
octjA. WV. BOEEL.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Jenny Lind Hair (aposs.


A NEW and valuable article Undressing
II and smeothing the hair, and to impars
a beautiful lvstfe, free from gressines., fos
sale by. WV. BcesL. Druggist,
jan 20 Lafayette street.
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Keep 1t in Mind.

WHEN You have money to spand for
w Groceries, provisions &C., that you
cannot do better than to call and make
your selections at the cash store Of
jan28 H. Y. ToMLsNson 4 Co.
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Wrapping Paper.
i'm REAMS CROWN
lVV so Medium do.
50 Double do.
Wrapping Paper just received from the
manutactoty. novs. JOSHUA BEAt.
BLANKETS q NEGRO uOOD5.--1 he
ID subscriber has Just received large
supply Of French Granier Blankets. aud
winter goods for negtoes. to which he in
vites the attention Of planters
octts-y. W. ID. PHILLIPS
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Thermometer Churns.
A MOTHER small supply, just reed,
tsr, quicker, and more Of It, from . given quaint.
y ofDilk, than ssy other. For sale By,
decSsy. d. O. MONTAN. church ~.
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TIVE VERY BEST.-Pe,scns desiring
Il any Of the celebrated ,ped;ci"s cal
led Brandy, can get some oftbe pure aud
npdu'ttated Pinet, Castillcn h Co.'S nj the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGEL.
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Arth,sr's Self Sealing C."..

AsthWr's Self Sealing Cs"s.
'THE undersigned sole agent fot Baton
! Rouge and vicinity, will shortly 10
ce;ve few samples Of these invaluable
Fruit and Vegetable pteservets, and by the
first Of September, viii he prepared TO sup
ply any quantity. Those wishing them,
will please leave their orders al my store.
and when received. they will he forward
ed to them; all orders must be accom-
panied with the CASH
aug. =. u. T.. M''NJAN.
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pjDosi piun.i

1UST received by the undersigned, fresh
y supply Of Wtights Indian Vegetable,
Modats Life, Branb'e'hs, Motrison's NY.
gen's, Lees, Sappingtcns, Gresfeobetg. 8,
Jay"e's, spenee,'s, Peters, Ccck'.. Hoor.
et'., geekwitl,'s Leidy's blood, Hcllcway's
swsyne's Lerv's, Degray's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and McLane's Pills; Tor
sale in any quantity by
ja"-2s VIM BeeEt, Druggist.
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.

FtNNt " ROCEs, F.ersetcs CUtsrv, Mn, I
June eth taat.
M ewAvse :--teor qi..- Relieving " \ duty I
1--WE t. N. public, and In justice ID ycu, have
tkcueht proper 10 make kpcwn pwe ~ III. m.st
esttayrairaty cures, In my swn Ease, that has
O-tyhet tast was AFFLICTED with a severe gather
sus In my bvesst. which fyyu,ed A large .bscess.
AM, ai.c cct,,t,an,-sted tn my hangs and vety
w,,rh afflicted them, and discharged large uuan-
Nt,.s ~ corruption, essernst sud ,ntevnat NY
hveath could slss pass through WV lungs md out
th,,neh the cavity Of my breast with apparent
ease, attended with \ violent cough. day snd
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LONDON PORTER.
CUPERIOR quality in quart and pints
y for sale by the douzen or single Bottle
jutA WIN. BOCEL, Druggist.
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= DwAYS Reoovstins Resct.ent, r..
IA s"'vesdis pe,,hes IN. blcs1, and
te"cvates the system, for sale Nv
feb 81. 7. l.. WALLET, Apothecsty
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FRESH ARRIVALS,

TIVE undersigned has Just received per
| Empire City,
$50 lbs Gum Arabic Lo,enges, Of III flavor.
~ do Gum Arabic Paste. Vanilla h Roes.
30 Dr. Jnj"be Drops, assorted.
II do Liecr;ce do do
50 do India Paste,
100 do Tclu Drops,
80 do Pate ne Guimauve,
80 dv Ma,shmellow d,ops.
25o do 'uiube paste. rose, lemon h Orange.
50 do Jclu do II boxes Spruce Gum
100 u" Chccclsts'le Families.
80 10 dc .le Sant6.
50 10 4" Ia Vanilla, etc.
Fo, sale at reasonable prices, by
oct ls-y, WIN. BOGEL. Druggist.
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Drugs ano Mtoifints.
WIN. BOaEL,
Druggist ana ApOfhecarv

K EEPs constantly cn hand a larr. and
u well selected stock Of fresh Drugs mn,
Medicines. A u his preparations are RE.
pared by Northern manufactures, and nut
ny in the very besitnanne, to preserve the;,
medicinal virtues. IN n climate like this
persons should not overlook this i'm pottsn,
consideration.
~ Prescriptions lilled with care ~ any
time NJ night ot day. oct1O-y
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Cologne and p0MRNs0Ne.
FURNISHED in any quantity both Co.
Il logne bottles and Pomsds j.,s re- hi'e6'
by nov2y. WIN. bOCEL,.
Druggist
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Rtq'dar Goast 4athets,
CDAar LINE OF PACKETS
UEIU,A UpDNNA III MUSIC

C,AaT LINE OF PACKET
BELLA DON n a N MUSIC.
vp ANN rRoM N. ORLEANS, VILLA MapORr.
pAyOU SARA. fORT HUDSON.
Ana Al, the intermediate Landings.
TIE BELLA DONNA. Capt. WV.
Mcttovns, leaves " Orleans
eve,v snt"t.try p~e"s"e-.M kA
o'ecrt, ~, wi''nmsrrtt. touch S1g 324
ing NJ ~ the intermediate points
returning, leaves Nayuu Sara every We"Wes-
,eny, on he arrival NJ the cars from WnnJvi,le.
the MUSIC, Capt. j. ". Nnee,sps, leaves New
Orleans every Tuesday ReWsns"A, NJ 2 o'clcck
and Ese,vny Evening. AZ : o'clock. fov Port
Hudson: returning. leaves Part l,u'lsrn every
"Wednesday ard Saturday. after The s,tivei
NJ The Cliutvn and Port hudson Cars.
HOLMES \ GIAttss. Agents.
crtta ~ Tchoupitc"'as stteet.
ssry"s srtn pr-lset-l,rs,set nm.
LuR Eavou Sara three .n~
! cr,mra 4 WEEK, The y. =. Ie
Mail steame. Laurel tettl. !. A. - llMA
rrrros, master, win leave New Orleans every
arHnAy Moestsu ~ q "'rlrck, anf' svesy Wsnses-
nav md Vp,rAv MoRstsnat t0o'ciurk. Returning,
leaves Bavru Sara on M"sUsv. THURSDAY andSA
repAy. arriving IN Nov O,leaus sane day,
Agenta-M Hrtdnn, Jt. !. A. brand h Landry,
ynhn Rurhtidg. \ rn. Hali 4 X eu,p h Cc.. jas. q.
eagaul. advertising agent.
EN IA clevk win he mn the Gevee IN " q.
~ rereive feight ~ alit'wes. ftn,u Tuesday n'rn
ns to Saturday night. MD shippers ~" de''ve,
so.ls 70 him, apd have bi'is lallng signed IN The
,cst's absence u'ay 9v.
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I EECHEs. 200 best Hungarian Leecb
IL es, just received snd for sale Nv
tsb 81. !. l.. WALLET, Apstbera,y.
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TTTHfSKEY-1OO BIS. WHTSKEY
w Just received and for sale BY
nov2o. T. PRzNDERsAsTtA 20.
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s.y"u snsn eneset--l.ns,rel 9sll
New Orleans and usa You Sara

TWICE A WErK-For .~
i Bayc" Sara Port hudson
aob,lell's store. Baton Rouge, Al1llll1Is
Plaquernine, and all intermediates landings
the fne passenger steamer CAPITOL.
Jas. II tes, MAsrsa. leaves New o.
leans every SUNDAY at po'elcck. A. NJ.
and eve,y WEDNESDAY. Mt + o'clock
g. NJ Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at -. NJ. and THURSDAY at
r NJ and Bat"n Rouge evety MONDAY
at q y NJ. and THURSDAY at 10 p. NJ.
IT, For freight or passage apply on
board
". u. The Capitol h. rea(ter on bet
Wednesday, trips, will only GU az fat as
Iebdell's Store. ian!y.
F1NHE Usage ORANGE.-The cub
l. sctibers have just received direct
from Texas, a supply Of the seed Of this in
valuable plant.
IN speaking If this plant, the Southern
C"ltivatcr published in Augusta Georgia,
very Justly remarks 1--WE have the fullest
in the Omge Orange as hedge
'Iont, and consie, it in all respects superb
pr to any other that has been introduced.
For sale by
feb-l5-H 8. NJ. HART h co.
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Cut NaSDsI Cut Nails.
HROM the s. LabeiIje Works" . fine a.
i sortment Of Cut Nails and spikes. just
received 1t D. e. NONTAN'S,
Deco. No. "a Church street.
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W.r~ln~ = Iges41ng sssvss.

Warming 4 Hssl1sg Stoves.
lust received per Ohio Bell, lot Of
j the superior Semi par'or sem'.Cook-
erv Tnnklin Stoves, sDso = 1ins sssort-
ment:ae1i. Fyspk Juro GaA7Hs. Fss sale.
l.-L D. c. MOUNTAINS.
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Congress water,
% DOZ in pints l. quartz. for sale
~ hy 1cct1 WM kOGKL.
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nRtNGE Flower Water, superior ar.
~ ticle, Just received and for sale by
feb q. i l.. VALET, Apcthecsry
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Drugs anS MfDifiafs, n.


j. Il. WALLET,
A. bic Drug store on Third street.
. !N constant receipt Of PURE,
mis-, rxh fd1SS1ss, s r.. i. .ju..s..s,,.
en PEI ship Tempest, h ~ n. 7. the following:
, Barrel Refined Alum;
do. Ccpetss:
III. Gum
! 10. gc" t'smphcs. refined;
"" b,rasb Of Sofia; | d. Cream Tartar.
do. Fine white G.ts Arabic.
10 O"z, spIph Quinine;
40 ''aehms s"'ph Mo,ph;
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so Tbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Rest
American Scarjfcststs
Turkey Rhubsrb; Pulv. 1revsc. Ne.
A If which, he offers on the most Tea
scnab|e terms. oct2O.
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NlROP Anti Phl"gistiq"e de Brjant, fc,
~ colds coughs r.. for sale by
nay-24. IT, VALET, Druggist.
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THE subscriber having been appointed:
L Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for Smith Mcleod Il Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime Plasters will find
80 their interest to buy here.
novS. WV. Boast, Druggist.
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SAUCESi Tomato; Walnut; Essence
- Anchovies cavice; Reading WAGES
tashlre and carry powders. For sale at
"n''y grocery Of lfeb.9 J. BEAL.
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IN. Geoghegsn's Compound Extract o
~ Hydtcffet, for sale by
msy-24. J. l.. WALLET, Druggist.
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IMPROVED FAGas.

No 52-fwo beautiful Gt- "a Brady - opposite
college squars IlssSIlo puce sJ,ao.
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IIIIsogs.-We End the following in the
Washington Union, copied from the 81.
Louis Republican:
- The fate Of Illinois 10 in the hands Of the
$4,000 votes south Of Springfield. II they
choose, they can 60 up to Springfield with
twenty-five thousand. Cheering news
from the northern section of the State,
brought down BY gentlemen who have been
in every town and precinct north of Spring
Geld, assures us that the republicans were
never 90 mistaken in their calculations of a
victory in their lives. They talk of coming
down to Springfield with thirty thousand
majority, when the actual exploration Of
that portion Of the State leaves them not
tho slightest ground.of hope for more than
hftssn thousand majority At the outside. -
The probabilities are that the south will
oyerbslAnce them by fifteen thousand.
The Frsmontsrs went down to Spring.
field with $4,000 majority only 10000
more than allowed them in the above. The
Buchananites only claimed, in their widest
moments, $4,000 below Springfield. Where
did the balance come front
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Large Cylinder pyassssi

The proprietors Of the Philadelphia Ledg.
er have ordered from Messrs Hoe g. Co, OF
New York, two twelve cylinder presses, a,
a cost OF $4,000 each. When these
presses are INTRODUCED, the Ledger viii be
able TO print 90, zoe sheets per hour, or equal
10 one thousand sheets per minute. liz
circulation daily is now nearly one hundre d
thousand; aud all this immense circulation,
building Of the largest presses in the world
aud unbounded prosperity generally, 10 the
result Of an unfiinshing integrity, an in.
domitsble perseverance,, and busiaess tact,
that sees no motto but Onward. A con-
temporary remarks that perhaps when the
London Times ordered ten cylinder press,
il imagined il was leaving even the most en-
terPrising Of the American journals 10 The
background; but il will now be able TO find
lts mistake"
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Freedom Of Thought and Opinion in Norti
Carolina Professor Hsdriek Mobbed.

from the Salisbury, \. c., Republican Banner, &c.
tobef 2sth
Our unusually quiet town was the scene
Of an uproar and disorderly conduct on Tues.
day night last. 1t became known that Prof
Hedrick was in town a. delegate to the
Educational Convention, which was then in
session; this was calculated to excite the
Indignant feelings of many of our citizens,
no determined to disgrace him and compel
him to leave. An effigy was prepared and
placed in front of the Presbyterian church,
where the Convention was in session, and
on adjournment OF the Convention the eff.
" was burnt in the presence of the Pro
lessor and nearly every member of the Con-
vention. This ought TO have satisfied the
crowd, but it was only q beginning of the
riotous proceedings. They soon collected
in large force and proceeded under much
excitement and with much uproar to the
Female Seminary, where Prof. Hedrick
was lodging; then came the "tug of war;
They hallooed, Kissed, groaned and proceed.
ed in most rotous and repr che nsiye man.
her to compel Hedrick TO leave town. The
excitement became more intense and great.
er disorder prevailed, as they proceeded
The rabble was finally quoted by the abs
pearance of several of our citizens, who pre-
vailed upon them TO dispense.
While we are mol sympathisers with Pro-.
Fl edrick, nor bis incendiary opinions, which
a.s calculated to do much harm, we cannot
sanction all that was done on that night
This will only serve TO advance him, ard
certainly cannot do us any good We think
with the Fayetteville Observer. that too
much Botoriety has been given to the Pro.
lessor. The less said and done will be the
better. The Professor, it is very true, acted
with great iiHprudence in coming here; but
he certainly was unaware Of the excitement
his letter had produced, and must have felt
secure, inasmuch as he had been to RI.
leigh to the Fair, and had interviews with
several prominent citizens Of the State, per
lectly free from danger.
We are no apologist for the Professor;
we have no respect for him, and we despise
his opinions; We concur in public sentiment
that he should DC forthwith removed; such
d one cannot be useful to the State, and The
sooner he leaves il the better But we must
condemn this mode OF expulsion What a
martyr will Hedrick now become at the
North Whata howl will Bennett, Greedy
e. Co. raise when these proceedings shall
reach their ears We do not believe the
crowd intended TO carry the proceedings so
far, when they commenced; but the excite.
ment increased 10 frenzy when they were
with great difficulty dsbanded from furth.
proceedings. We regret this unfortunate
occurrence as we'll as every lover of quiet,
yet il was certain demonstration that
Black Republicans and their infamous prin.
cpies cannot nsr will not be tolerated in
this goodly land Of ours. We admire the
spirit but regret the necessity Of the man
ner in which the condemnation was made.
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Hoes. The Burlington Gazette ..v.-

Hoes. The Burlington Gazette says
We learn from those who have taken the
pains 10 inform themselves on the subject,
hat the hog crop Of THE state will be fully
equal If not larger, than it was last year
We are inclined TO the belief that the
stock Of hogs will be much larger than any
previous year from the fact that grester
quantity OF lana IL now under cultivation, and
ior the past three years the corn crop has
been good. We know that there Will be a
large increase In the counties ives, OF us.
hs regards prices, We cannot say at what
figures the season will open.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12

An intelligent writer in the North Amer
lean Review supposes that no class Of im-
migrants has increased more rapidly in this
country than the Hebrew. Ia 1850 man
might coun. upon has fingers all the Syna-
gogues in the land. Now there are at leas
q quarter Of a million Of Jews, from eighty
10 ninety Synagogues, and multitude d
smaller communities where nucleus exists
which will soon grow into Synagogue. -
The CITY Of New York alone has twenty
Synsgogues and thirty thousand Jews,
about one-twentieth Of the population being
such. There are Synsgogues in all the
chief cities Of the seaboard; two in Boston
Eve in Philadelphia, five in Baltimore, three
in New Orleans. two in Charleston, and
four in Cincinnati,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12

IsrozKATlos WAsrED.-The Rock Is
lander desires Information Of Mr.. Jaeot
Kuhn, a German gentleman who left Roei
Island October 9th, 1856, and of whom
nothing has since been hesrd. He left hi.
trunks, &c, and the person with whom be
left them would like to know where he is
He had no money. and was uuacquaintec
in this pat Of the country-speaks Eng
lish well. is about feet 10 inches high, hat
iigh. sandy whlskers, wore black clott
cap and was COMMONLY dressed. He wa:
unwell when he left that city, and started
Tor Davenport, at which place he is no
known to have arrived. Newspapers please
copy, and any information concerning hin
may be sent to the above Office.
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EXCHANGE BROKERS AND REAL fsray.
AakNTk
CITY PROPERTY

1904 Lets blOeE i0S1 an Brady street S7,a
Az PAT vi los LioeI = !, 4spLOn lection gs...t
hasr nraay street, With snane dwelling hoa,s
ai3-wa.t ltoi lot +. blyrh o. tth Il lraf1el,sl
nny house, On rs broad east a. HpeG l,nnd 5IFr,.
SO res foot
a20-A Aouse ard lol to Ensl hefobluti, easl..4
lot Z block 2, house Of niE f0sms, good celia IS.
term wood shed 81 pneo&-O
Ri house with II acre OF ground In the north
sfa part 81 the eibi SlO60
32s--Lot . block s., .oaIh east corner Of .u,..t
Western Avenue, one Of the baudsoms.t lets f5Tt
private residence "a tlu ei1'
q!g-Lstg block aud 4anl - LiooE Fut,-.I
addition, nesrtle Female college.
NJ, asa- Lot 40 . Ia block 81. en Sti af.,, s..t.
oa,i ii rsrry u5n VI th is crested tzs 4ftfy ltt
| house, story fame bguae ,slpcnl,g saIt ,t
stable, bnGgs IA rent u $50 psr aonau vii D. saI
| low
! No ass-4 oue stor, btisL Aouss 81 I,t -gazssa.
side d Teeth street between Pvrry and RoL Ia
land me HieW d the river f''t@ tbs place
a.o-Ist.7 .uI tiosa q. uear tbs estlrosi dsp1r.
| at4-A usw frame hsass eigh goad ss-H b,ad,ss..,
| tie s9rae. Of SIKH sifeet lot eaa 10 istt
al5-- Also thslo' sdi,dDtns the ,au,h heatus vii
| nAia stseet tore0 iset
| aIaA house .Hd ll On sI,sh sirsst sozt Of Haiu
| sueet. l4t ls&l50-
3l,-A Lsraa A.iu .slsgt. atas chs t,a,th west COZ
| usr II Gailshnih's shiihaut h' aESi
sls--A haess snd TOT eatAs.su Dr,i, .at M,t,.,-,
| with a Eus ,es q tho riyrr
sal-Psrt ef Let bsst fafest 4 EHI5p- aaBa .-
pine t'ea
sy2-1etfeupns % hsa.iy sEJ ,ztrattur rs rssfg
street. s'Ns5t lest, pfaa 600 easy tesa..
aa3A i.s'se ana lvt On -gasa se-z es.ass Of ILlga
sad aaHrs streets $3.50.
s5l-A hoase sad tao lot. la Ia, Hayeapars pu..
sts"n = east hatsner year etgtH prrFffty.
1Ss-A house aal ioI on easls Of rirlsy street.
between Front aud Second sFcs T. Huuzc II sI5ftf.
rooms, lot 5Gs1o, MADEIRA reut ui s2tr af aHnuu,
lEtee $500,
80 20 a i" stsr1 frame ksz=r Iaft 81 at Jfyzs
| 80 - gs-sui sfuuaa5 aaftb II sth IT. i.r.s .za.,
tii<Lsi.'s iaa'F} eaets s'sissu and vs f,a5 S@As,
,ai Weston Ave Free $3.50
80. az A iiau-e ol same Size as4 same "a, one a.
,s-t If "ratafa Ave r1ies e So
No. 3i1 4 t.ass j sss saas ga s,sszr5gsas ap sgh
| r. - daa' east . " Ave- Prise g afe
Nc "a TIM t-H-es q ta= azn+a 3=4e,.aFI4l. Git Ia .
'-stas' 90 taf"aa' o. narth Il taeasi v4tt 49, sass
| gF,ani - o. PM u $40
No -5c 4 lsuse sud lot eu ,.rusr k,rsg ,t.5 Jsss
SIS III t4rit5 II aast tt' 30 tsaas pt..t aas6
NJ @Es 4 irsi.sr house Faraaa4 sl let Es.tr,-
| tis@S,
as .oe--A t'g -trJ trAgus sspss c,gls e. aaag
iih raofGs tteAsr lauttfz. et.- "a s-g.= ss3 !.
| fssts Prize ts51
Aa. nj -i-ats bi..k 6l, szt5s
So -5u-A If nth ts4 sa4tiI h9ura, ua 81 ~ ga.,s
| NaTfau. a0tsu Ffcr sey#.
NJ ga h.Ese aHa los SEQ 'lA 49, v.sl 1t f4se-s -
Id uiila4. hatsu f"ofts kItsaf o. etc ffs gi r4s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12
.' 4 Eii0il INYEsTMENT-

vvavine sur Mi completed aud In epeisus AZ an,
AM ellsct acc pitshed in having one ~ be-
aIs In The my Of nsveaport, aud our Iowa
ins Ia DISPOSE 81 Mills and kghtsn hes'ag
~ now oter this Mai, Machaaty, Eaghe, ast,ny
BUILDINGS and lease, Tor sale on eso,n..,n.
terms to a reliable party. This MIL Is ,s III.
riny a large quantity Of Flour por Jay wsna.s
alne sneI,a5 Tue cleaning apparatus u ahsutpasa
IA "a ma West, no better investment IS no" "Pe" "
t,.I, ,aa,4y Faefarther pat tiealatsappH 70
pri 81 al JACOB WEAVER JR', y W.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12
Next Congress.

The New York Hsrqtd, Of the 9th, gives
| the Congressional returas from seventeen
Slater, which show a Democratic gain Of
50 members. Tie fourteen States to Be
heard from now give Democratic msjori-
~ OF 8, and as they are mostly southern, il
IS probable that majority will be largely in
creased, which viii leave the next House Of
Representatives as follows:
ltt,uositiOn les
Buchanans probable majority g
Mr.. Buchanan will therefore, it is highly
probable, haye clear majority in both
Houses Of Congress.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12

A STARTLING PKEpIcTIoE--Fhe kes
York Times thinks that "the re-opening o
the Slave Trade within the next four years
10 far more probable than the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise was forr years ago"
The public men of the South--those who
control and guide its public sentiment--are
rspidiy making up this issue for the direct
aad Small decision Of the people Of the Uu-
ion--Is Slavery On evil to be removed, or a
blessing to be made perpetual
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12


TRE DuRATiox or THE UMos CohPu.
TLD.-The Baltimore American ssys that
Senator Sldell, of Louisiana, has written a
letter in which be says: "Four years exist.
ence Of this Union is all that Mr.. Buchan.
ans administration can give" Siidell is
the man that proposed in the Senate to re.
move the restrictions upon the African
slase trade. He thinks that Buchanan. if
elected, win finish the Union in about four
yssIs: We think 80 toe. if ii is in the pow.
er Of any President to accomplish such
result. If our Gag is TO float over nation
Of pirates on the seas, and OF r0fhAns q,
home. dissolution may become mercy, in.
stead OF calamity 10 The race.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-12
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