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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-03-06
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GHAHAM 4 kKPNEn,
Forwarding and Compassion Merchants,
Nh a RiJKRpN' s,SkW BLOCK FRONT STREET

Forwarding and Compission 4erchann,
No BgRRoWs'N NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, lows.
orders solicited for the purchase 81 braia, Ft@af
Ni COL and Produe generally.
-RrFgEsaIE-
Burrow. y Prettymsn, davenport lows
Wise PuseJ d " lse Phil, Pa
springer, Hsrtsugh & Co. Piss.bars, Pa,
Spang Coz
Joseph b.. Elder, 81. LOais, Mo.,
Mcbride i Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
4. Mccoy ~ Sons, y Lisbon,
d. q ~ McDonatd Il Co, Welssiile. ohio.
Mohlan Martin,
George Wells,
Hanna. Garretsan q Co. CleEeisEd,
liassey a. Sinclair,
James Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, salem,
feb 81 l-1d.du
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DR. A. w right,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

(RspEcTRULLY inform. The Farmers and Horse
llrfopretors Of Davenport and vicinity, that he
Las located himself in this place, where win attend
pnne,aeliy 20 any business in his line.
FROM bis long experience IT, the above Lusine 81, IA.
has made hmse II familiar with the various disease.
iDcldentto that noble and useful nimal the Hor..
In this country and England.
Among the various diseases which he cures are the
following: Bone Bog, Blood spayih. Ringbone, Big
head splints, Curbs and Callous. He cures borss.
That are lsmmed In the Shoulder Fistulas Poll.
EVIL, Weak Eyes, Heayes and most VI the disease
both internal and crternal-and wherein he promi.,
80 cure, he requires no pay until the Effect
&.
He viii give instructions to any body who may de
sire 10 become inied with the practice Ve,er
nary Surgery. His celebrated
SPAWN and Ringbons Ointment,
Is ons oftke most useful specifies in Veterinary Prac
ice ior the removal Of spsvlns, ingbone, Wind
Calls iefpins or Curbs and Csllonses o inds By
the use Of one or two Boxes IL 10 one Of The most
useful Stable oint ments discovered. No fsrm.
er or Horse Dealer shon Id b withoulit
lie alec keeps constantly On hand his Invaluable
Worm and 8Olu Pow ders
-RkFFkENCEs-
psrser q SpearRK, Rhoades d Hamilton
J. W. WlieJi Lever, DuFbis d Armsl
John n Taylor, Ir. Brown David Am
be may b. found 81 Parker & sU.srns,, JIysYx
stable Davenport Heh Ist.dvu
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j WIN CITIES DIRECTORY
Including the Cities Of Davenport and Rock
Island. and the Villages Of Moline ana
East Davenport
10 lke FaLtsc 0J1hsss Gltiss and Yiliagss,
INK undengRed would respectfully inform YOU
that they propose issuing, about the IRE. day OF
ton OF the volumes issu.d last year, BY Mr. VIM s.
Spencer.
The design OF publishing thefe yOlumes Ia one
book 10 10 afford 10 purchasers opportunity OF OBJ
tanning information about Ill the localities. without
The lnconfsnieDcr OF being obliged ~ consult w.,
books Tor that purpose, al the prtte DtuHe book Al
win also allow the business of each place an o.
poftuhilS oigiying their adsersemrLIs Il more gen
eral circulation.
One volume Of each Directory has been bet1 re The
public year, and we think they have given yer,
general Satisfaction. We intend that the proposed
folHme shall be an i'm lroycuenl on lhaI book-apd
il Is necessary that su uld be In order TO keen tae@
with ne continual progress OF our locality.
The book viii DE u neat I2mo OF $50 pages, IL
will eOHtain besides the usual list OF names ynIu
bic statistical and other information
There viii also be large space devoted 10 the adj.
Feruseinehis Of the business men 0fthe places.
The price Of the book will be VI per copy Pnrt OF
cor edition VIII be is.aed in paper eoYer. for The
parpoEs Of msiling.
Rates Of Advertising.
one Page with cop, "fthe Book $500
Quarter Page, 4 M
Eighth Page, /, NJ
One Page, inserted among the names, Is 10
IFAii greater space 10 bs charged according 10
Agreement
Each Advertiser lie entitled to one copy OF The
book FLEMING n T0RRkY
Fsbb-dSu Successors 10 "m. y. Spencer.
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WHlSLER r. Co.,
r. Retail l.rOrSys

POST OFFICE BUILDING
las on hand large and hoice ,toc of G roeesie.
j Il Of all tinds which will be cold st the lowest
Cash rates.
p HogsheEds \. orleans and clarified sugsrs;
= Chests Green Imperial, Gnnpowder s elk IeG.;
2i1 Caddies - . "
rs Boxes ali Qualities Pa ln Soap,
~ Barrel. Ries-new crop;
20 a. Crushed and Coffee Sugars
20 Cider Vinegar;
~ s. \. Orleans Sugar House 4 Swap Aolas.ss;
81 saeks Rio and Jaws Coffee;
z; Bbis Maekerel new crop.
a. q bbs
2s kiIs
20 Rbl, " hile Fish and IrouG
- Drums Cod Fish;
Bills Salmond;
90 kits DO,
% Bales Shop wine;
100 dor. Wooden Bucket. ald iuts
~ Boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
80 Mould, star and Sperm tsadiss
81 Windsor and fancy Soap
= Tomato catsup and Pepper Sauce
- Almonds, Wainuts; Flbsrts, Suts;
% Assorted Candies,
- Virginia and Missouri Iosssrus
sS Bits 6nd boxes Refined saierafus
- Eone. assorted Pickles:
i1 Bag Pepper and Spice
4 s0kc Canister Mustard.
Also
All Kinds OF Preserved Fruits, Peaches. 6 oo,.L.r
RES, DamsoGs, tGrranis, ksspberries;
Extracts Of Lemon aud VenilIa, Maecoboy and
scotch bnuf; aat megs, Mace, Ciifon, Cream Tartar
Cocoa, Chocolate, Corn Starch, FafiGa, gsfmicelli
Maesroni Rigs, Raisn., CBrraBts Pruns, Dr.i
FRUITS, sailed OIL Lemon Syrup, Haryey'sS Readinq
hg sauces. davenport Feb. s3m. writ
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0R WOvED

lsANING Purchased the sHawssys store snds,oet
IL of Nessra. Eiordan g. shead, the unders,ghe"
have removed 10 The OF Brad. ana lh'rd ss''
whore they viii be pleased 10 meet former patron,
sod trends and ncw,n vita Superior s'aple g9oas
~ eom paratively law prices, Wholesale ana sea,I
Feb ae-dtf !. WEAVER, Jr, q "
NToFlCE-Iho Wagons OF ths siaSkeys Store
IN Tor delivering City orders will leave the S1ofo
twice daily, viz: al IL O'Clock d. ano ~, ~ "''
I'll further notice. ,y
Frha6 JACOB NEANEk, r., O ~
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Loti 10 Lease for a term OF yesIs.
iaAye seyerEi besutifal Lots IN di6erent psy. u
TIE city for ten, fifteen aud IwsnIyy years
Also Lots OF Five acres near the city ol lessee!
len OF tss.rty seSTs upon rsasorRbls terms sh
EshI to ppTebgse
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Howe s Aili proved Patent
TRuaR aRInARQ

= HE undersigned are proprieiors Of the aboY.
patent for the State OF Iowa, and are prepared to
ssllfhct for tn. erection 0 hallway or Highway
Bridges Of any length Of span from feet 10 800 est
~ any part Of the State As the above Bridges have
been adopted most oftbe kailr roads In the United
sthts-, We deem CONNIE al To their strength dura.
biiity and eheapness unnecessary. All sommunica.
lions upon the subject will receiSe prompt
Address, STONE, BOOMER X BoYiS6ToN,
feb Is-dwtf Dayenport Iowa
Dubuque Tribune, MuseaUEc Journal, Burlington
Hhwksys, ksokuk Wing and Iowa City Reporter
viii each copy daily SIX months and ssnd bills to ad
vsstissn.
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A Card.

TN sithdra ag from the nrm OF :. Ead- q Stewart
litisa day / owe 10 those gentlemen 10 state -
that owing 10 unlocked for family bereavement
! am compelled TO devote my undivided time and
attention 10 other business, and regrcting rs ! do
the necessity of this step. | do in The mean time
most cheeriully recommend Messrs. ''tads& Stew
arr" as men u integrity, Industry and efficiency in
the Land Agency basiness--and hope that thr Old
irIn win continue 10 receive ihat extensive and
remuneraiye patronage hieh II has heretofore en-
loved. DAVID HIGGINS.
The Land Agency business will be continued as
formerly by .'Eads a. Stewart" at their place of bus
mess the Post Ohee building, where they will be
happy 10 receive their old friends and We hope BY
stret attention 10 merit and receive their fall share
of patronage. EADs d STEWART.
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II CARD.

II Cs1AD.
LNSCOuAAGkD by the liberal patronage 1At'naa
IL 10 me- by the elt Gems OF Davenport sihsc ~
msneing business Ia the city, desire to return ,i
them one and all my sincere thda6s ma ae"s ~,
sdgsmsHts; trusting by careful attention 70 tu ~
wishes and tastes, and by far and konSraon ass.s
20 merit their kind Ia gors aud confidence hnoS,ns
the desire and want en- the part OF the LabihS an
goods Of III. best styles and qndhtiss, shan a.
deayor thecomag spring 10 oner for thef ,nsPa
better asso rtment and class Of rich and GnS gs'a'
than has heretofore been brought 10 the wssi. a.,
Ia order TO make room and DO prepared ioi Va,
spring trade, shall from this date offer my xooos
extremely lou pr.ess, and people may sIpsefand .sl
as good bargains as can DO obtained In any ehA"
r. c. VA DsWORTH
Dealer in Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, No. Mh',
~. between Front n Second. jan ~
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Col eellohs promptly attended 10 la all pafgs oi the
State; Lands entered and located ia all Land
District. OF The State, Money invested and Taxes paid
for hon-Tesidsnts; Money leaned on uneneumbered
Real rs ate security; Farms Houses and Lois leased
Real Estate OF all ttnds bought and sold Connie
az
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HAWKEYE INSURANCE COMPANY
DAVENPORT, IOWA
m GA oysr Woodward 4 Harris OryGoods Store

-
Hast aide Of Brady 81. between Let and 20 SIS.
rINaiS Company is now prepared To insure dwelling
houses, stores, Merchandise, Household iarni!ursi
aud all other properly damage BY Fire,
and will Issue pocics on risks tssen Wy tue ComPa'
nv IRON date Of application.
As Ills the design of the directon 10 negieet NO 81
io,l la mAkipg ths safe and reliable Company, ana
one in which community will have the fullest conn
they have resolved In sthings 10 exercise the
utno, caution particularly IS 10 the see ctiun OF risks
10 ba Insured and this end large proportion
of The risks usually taken b. other insurance eompa
pes will not on ANY account be taken By this company
Ills being Hons Company, Organized for The PUT
DC So accommodating the ci2ass OF this State !. Is
presumed that 1t will be fully sustained-thus lar the
patronage EXTENDED TO il state has been
,,remeis liber and is TO be hoped that the eohn
lsnce atread 81 antics sized may continue. costlht
-nce Vi patronage is very respectfully solicited
1TP.Yents wanted for the Rbos I ompRay.
DIRECTORS.
J 81 ID Burrows, Cha. Leslie, Igpasiue Ianset
Nln Wood, L. c. pesssint, p. Merwin, las NJ Dial
Ien {. e Parry, + VI withersan, Alfred SANDERS
n t Woodward, Jas Gamble, Alden T. Msitery.
OFFICERS.
at,.. A. hialisry sss.tg Alfred sAnders, Pfs&f b,
IL Woodward, Assf Ssets, thns. LESLIE irfaF
Members of Executive Committee.
James l.. Dsizeli, Louis 4. pessalhi.
Feb. ~ dtI
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Also. In Scott County.
Houses and Lots for Sal,

an Aerps-animproy ed, r. 81, Il. 3, r., sss. +;
k-fV 50" EaofN.E. /, Sec. 50, =. 70, h /, r.
50 NEs sk and w Of ) W See ~
fTg, !, Il.
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r T. O U II
VALLEY CITY MILLS STILL AHEAD.

II ~ ~ n
VALLEY CITY MILLS STILL AHEAD.
4 Nd mai Ing the best Flour ever offered In Ds'en
~ port, for sale By
BARLEY, THOMPSON co,
Bran, Shorts and Corn Meal for sae al NaIeheu''
Of BARkLEY, THOMPSON Cos
Feb 2t-du ~ NJ, bot Perry and Rock Island
FARM FOR SALE
4 tONTAINlAG I5I acres, 100 under best OF ieLsT
20 acre, broken, com fortable buildings, smht
bearing orchard and well ~atered, miiss from not
island and now the line OF Warsaw q Rockford nm
Between 50 aud % acres Is good timber lard:
BAILEY DAVENPORT,
u. BEARDsLEY.
Rock Island, Feb. 2ddow"
L ADlEo' Msrino and Cashmere Under iess, oV
i IAsd Misses Cashmere Under Vest. a. con ~
wADSWORrhs,
n.h No. q Main 81,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

sCndsr TIL. head limited numherot special notice..
M h. araegt. al ~ csa- per tine each insertion.
or ~ us. avrNcVk.
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SskEENIEES acres Of bottom land .eBclosedt DO
- low Davenport, opposite Burrows Cooper sbsp
A ppy TO VIM. MCKENZIE,
hoh4dir' Al Cock Dilols.
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Iron Foundry l. Machine Shop,

rl,HE subscribers having purchased The Foundry
l. and Machine shop on the eetner of heck Island
and second Streets, formerly Davis, Boyd Co.,
val manufacture Fronts for buildings, Caps Snd
SiIls Mill Gearing spd all Kinds of machinery al the
shortest notice. ,
They will sell SD Cook sios's OF The best ana ihos'
rhanse l. =. VILE y co.
-b % 1870 -iNf
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SssstAl Hone. and lots 10 variou. part, Of the eit
- Tor suis. kf
Yarn for Rent
4 Farm, good dwelling. aud npe orchard aud garden
fotreh Appiy'" -. ,
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etu.L NtehuGtS la, removed his Land oniee
to u y rnpoti Scw Block on Main street
Mph6-lw
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To Rent

ilf store roo IA and cellar IN The alone buiid'ng
corner LON and fourth streets. Rent low, App!
at Hawkeye Store. WEANER; ~. q 70
feb 2a Corner Hrady and Thlvd StreeH
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nv EXPRESS.

lust received. a large Apartment 81 SILVER opoons
81 ana Forks, made expressly for this market snd
stamped with Iry name, Davenport, ana ws,s'"
Coin Slvefut ALFRED G. hiLLoNp'
.Eanl
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LIZ CLAIRE FOUNDRY

Nj DoNAHUE having purchased the Foundry and
!" Machine shop In The city OF Davenport known
as ME LsCIairs Foundry, epafed TO do all kinds
OF House and Mill Work upon the shortest notice.
Engines manufactured to order. Repairing dsne
promptly aud charges moderate. Those wishing any
ihinR In my line well pisase ayor me With u call,
Ysb 21-d~u NJ DOSAHUk
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New Aouertisemeuts.
nIssoInT1oN or pARrNERsHIp

tNHf eo-partEership heretofore existing between
/ "Eads, Stewart & Higgirs'in the Land Agency
business, is his day bs mutual consent OF parties
Dissolved. by the Withdrawal Of David Higgins,
Dated March lsi, 1886.
i. c. EADs.
J. ". STEWART.
DAVID HIGGINS.
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HOUSE, AND Lot FOR SALE

The lot, on elevated site 10 the Suburb Vi the
city, IL about i9 OF In extent md has II
substan initial brick house containing 5rooms cell ara
and enent, eistsrn, stable, etc. Apply To
Feb. 90, 80. d-u. JOS. J. SIMPSON.
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LANDS and LOTS FOR SAL

bO0 acres beautiful Prairie Land for sale near Iowa
s. city Enquire OF rnot, Sargent q poTneY,
o Of ttr IN tcf-isneds
Also, 100 acres dnia4pr5N cd. iLis Is ffalns aud
Of ths best g1.t tyt IA tlllaE County. being ~
: " u q ana y Z h. 30 / 80 E2E.
tls,. 80 acres 4 Alite from Fulton fh.s - North
aGd obiy ulie from - Railroad ola zion, and not
rassed los beaGly and Fertility by any land Ia tbs
state.
Also 4SU acre. TATE IGJ ffaiIis M. i scar
Blue Erasy and vii e- ss.,. - easy tsTas
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Tue New York Herald publishes letter
from Havana, announcing the arrival OF the
British ship Ausualis, with three hundred
and eighty five Africans, under the name
OF apprentices. They we're shipped BY
company IT Madrid
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A Good Dv oll,p9 Wanted.

AHE containing from 10 10 rooms, siluatrt be
Otween ID and 5th, Rork Island and Ripley streets
Good tena Ut AID good rent. .
kieb Z kAbs q siEH AM
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- , = -.
tx lslfal.lli.lSs.

HEuuastsign-a viii give 10 builders yell Tee"I
i mend i .he erection u sis neat frame dsrllli
ouses apply soon 10 To hAps
LYetr
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C.oe. Our.AcE.-Mr. Edmund Babb,


one of the reporters for the Cincinnati ia,
aeits, was recently mobbed BY brutal band
OF rufians.i in broad daylight, 10 the town OF
Covington All the offence committed by
Mr., Bsbb, was thar he had been attending
in his capacity ofreporter meeting which
had bcen held in covinglon. Tae meeting
MAS u kind OF jollihcntion which was had by
the United States Marshal and HE othc'ais,
aud the oa ners Of the slaves which were
lately sent back to sold Kentucky" by the
United States authorities in Cincinnsu.-
Mr. Babb had said nothing nor done any
thing but simply attend to his business as
/ re porter, aud was on his return 10 Cincin-
nat. when he was beset by the mob, and
/ would have been killed but for the inter-
terence of some Cincinnati officers who
/ happened 10 be on the Kentucky side OF the
river. There was much excitement in Gin
cinnst in consequence OF the affair
few days since Mr.. Champion, the
British Minister, addressed note to the
editors of the National Ia.ssiisencer, stating
sha, he was not instructed by Lord Clsren
aon to submit proposition to srbitrste the
Centrsl American question. but Only to in
forH Mr. Marcy that such proposal haC
been made to Mr.. Buchanan.
Tue New York Herald publishes ielte
from Havana, announcing the arrival OF th'
British ship Australia, with three hundse'
!, .,n3ar fbs nsrn.
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.
WILLIAM ALLIl

WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor 81 Law,
GfNFRiL LAND AGENT, AND kRAL Est ATE
BROkhR
Post Office Building Brady Street.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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REMOVAL
CHI AZ RHo., BARRON u co..
ha, remored their Banslag House 10 the Corner Of
Main and sec0ai STA. Mar 3d-Jt
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Land OGce Removed"

,,AusS STEW tltf have r.mosed lhef 1m,e -
~ ,,I,.,s.,'nrn ,ls.ek on brady Street, over The
iost oh''N' 49, 'fttf Jan 20
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w M. 1. Harris,
Late Woodward s. Harris,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, Notions, &C., q.
FNHAkkFuL Tor past fayors he hopes In ialars
10 be able 10 suit his numerous friends and Gus.
Ia all articles Of lhe Dry Goods and Notion
line at his asusi low price,.
Just call and See.
Ian dwtf
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L A N d o + FIG E!

yan Acres ,l3o improved, good frame 1neHlhs
.lNJand log house, 2? acres OF timber, bainh'e sa'
TStI'I nr,irie lniS tarIa !. IL mites from The city,
ON good read aud neSf Ahs grove ot h"pe
price reasonatio and Terms 10. ahinndatlng.
tiisb - 4,Ai's . - 60 80
ou Acre. land Tor "a ~, bssl q IL D q W. see.
. l.T,s l r.. heaI Tie M 4 d. x, X. anu near
" .l,ott PT!cs onls Si2.aU per Ltis. ...
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.Thas saith The preacher 'nouEht beneath the sun
Is 10 ; yet stiii from change TO change We ran
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
England and the United States.

The indisnity put upon England, by Gen. Pierce ;
demanding the recall OF Mr.. CHAMPION appears to be
exciting lively wrath the other side the water
and the Central American question Is wholly lost
sight Of This to be expected. England is a
high-tone naton-and having made what She con-
ceived to be ample apology for recruiting in our
territory,-to have her apology met 10y insult could
not fail to provoke her choer We cannot blame her
for ii for if she had treated Us in the same way.
should have been indignant she is.
The whole difficulty arises from our having New
buryport skipper for Attorney General-whose sense
of honor is much acuter than that of most men, and
who treats an apology as an aggravation of the org
nal injury, or to be precise, considers that the apoo
gy doubles the insult That the American people
would go to about such an arrant piece of non
is simply absurd; but the injury to the agri.
cultural interests of this country by the bare posi-
bility OF war is incalculable That's niic ted, and
cannot be repaired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
Tie Truth of History.

The Springfield Republican tha, the following
outions passed by the New Hampshire Legislature in s45
have recently bceu found in the hand writing OF President
Pierce, in the original draft.
"Resoircd BY the Senate and House of Representatives IN
General Court coHrei, That regard the institution
slavery moral social and political evil and such
deeply regret Its existence, and willing in
all reasonable aud constitutional that may tend
to it, removal
added acquired by the United States, where slavery
does the time of such addition requirement
neither slavery involuntary serytude, except for the
punishment of crime, whereof the party has bceu duly
convicted ought TO exist, but the should
remain tree; aud opposed the extension OF slave
any such territory, and that also approve OF the
votco senators and representatives in Congress in ia
yor OF the Wilmot ProviSo"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-26
Breadsiuis in Europe.

This is the great question, at present, with those
farmers who still hold their wheat In another CO.
lumn, give the statement of the Mark Lane EN-
press of January Goth, brought by the Canada. 1t
is far encouraging than the news sent forward
the arrival Of that steamer, BY telegraph There
had been panic growing out OF the prospect OF
peace but a reaction had commenced and the En-
press gives pretty good reasons for believing that
the alarm that had prevailed was without founda-
ton. According to that paper England will need
millions quarters, equal to rs millions of our bush
els-and though peace should take place forthwith,
not more than 5000 quarters, about millions
bushels, could be received from Russia before next
harvest. This still leaves deficiency of up7aris
OF 40 millions in England, to be supplied from this
and other countries. This does not embrace the
French deficit which will be between 90 and 30
millions IL these calculations be relied on
and we do not see why they should not-there must
be n demand for every buShe We spare,
high figure. Up to this time, since last harvest
have exported about IL millions. The closest calcu.
lators think will not have more than II millions
additional Allow it to be 10 or 20 millions
aud there will be still wide margin of deficiency
left
But the spectators will do their prcttiest to keep
up and increase the panic that they may scare the
farmers out of their wheat at the lowest possible
price The teiegrGphic news by the Atlantc-four
DAYS later than the Canada, to the 9th February
looks like confirmation of this design. \ further
decline in bread,tutiS i reported but if England
and France are really deficient 80 millions bushels
between them, there can be good reason for the
decline. For, whether there be peace war, they
must have suiciency to feed their people till the
next harvest. and il is universally conceded that
the United States is the main reliance OF both of
them.
p. S.-Since the foregoing written, We have
received the by the Asia to the 9th February
which reports still further decline in breadstuff,
The apprehension of a with the United States
has contributed TO increase the depression