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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17
AUCTION FaIrs ApytFTIsyD M mn WHO


Dickin.on, fIu \ Go.
hn n TA,t; eter on the Psni"es, ~ ~ ".
nuug s Church ii Grace, betSeeu 2 aud 2s,h &C.,,
2A tract Hanover. ~ 2s acrss. be sold
"eyu, ~ A'l,td- hont not .ne' TONED -
Han at 5 o'clock y.
gsb- sale q n- sPsimyra Mu.y, in Yuvanns county.
ole os Church Hn 10 desirable nsighorhoos, O. - 81
sale Of several tracts t.nd IN Hsnoysr
near Frk Church" II far, otherwise the suitable isr
Jss The trsc containing rs aeres known As "woodl.u
~ miles f0u ncionda desra county seatv b. sold
hs prrm'.s. It ~ .,eloek 2 w. sr
ln Halifax county Nato b. sold on NJ pfense See ady't
ecsss snd s,m 81 iry aeres on ~ near Church h 90
fhTe Wallace Crsek plantation, containing abov 500
aerss W Charlotte county, The prem At " O'Clock No b.
ecemHi.onsrs 'ale o. iereouse. ETC. sud III Of
1 land ~ Totuskey Bridge" In Richmond county
istlTwa valuable county, called Nut.
's9 s 80 vsasns ~, 70 {, b .cid y ~. Court Hone
Upward. o. SO yng chiefly RoapVse eoto h. sod
/ tfe Iscui~ts
several valuable irsei 81 lsnd ~ James, near
nooacts. IN Roanote county. u O'Clock ~ - advf.
s,i9e iay,hs Isarg ma 80 hr 10 Buckingham
Ing p5f isnd which etcared see sdvf
Aug shAt The Court House Lexington snehise of the
/ Junction Valley Turnpike company,
Dec m plantation containing sO North Asb.,na
Wy 2hIsrgs sale dfy goods 10 suction rooms a. E.o,
Paine a Co. At 10 o'clock.
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF RIVAL ESTATE
| lpfGETtirp w WIN
Airae q land embracing leo aere staaed Ia the VALLEY Of
ne rn called Pasds.lug" 40 sers. on the Nov bridge
ro,a " @'s. e. 81 s.hs,ona .dyd ~ a. 90
/ % me hattapony river. ~ giles from g " co.
Frm OF o2o acres In Povhs,aa county dsenv there
frm % 200 sss 10 Reanots csuuiy tnovu - ", geu,
hounaln ITO acFvs cleared (iA) ~. $3.50 "a y
fhs White sulpeur sr'ns' In evssubfisr esppT stsss
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of the Missouri restricton"-or rather the recogni-
ton and establishment Of the doctrine of non-in-
PREVENTION in the Territories And for ourselves,
and ~ Gar as the South is concerned, but
little whether Northern was original
" in favor Of opposed to the repeal Of
the non Intervention principle i'm respect to
the territories. The question ss To the rights Of
the South in the territories, is the only question
Of any moment between the two sections Of the
Union. Aud in the foregoing paragraph, the Ehqui-
again broadly aud enphatical admits all that we
could wish il TO admit, viz;-that ''the Philadelphia
platform adopts almost the precise language OF the
Kansas Nebraska bill an dc6nisg the rights cfthe pee
pie an the territories" Now pray, what the sole
object OF the Nebraska billS Was il not to define
the rights of the people in the territories " That is
in repeating unjust and unconstitutional restric
ton, TO put all the States upon footing of full and
perfect equality to the territories And the Ian
gusee ofthe Kansas act aud the Philadelphia platform,
touching the rights Of the people in the terrioriesis
identical does not the clearly and emphaticaly
recognize the rights OF S South in the territories
the other And il support Of the is test Of
>oundness ON the Southern question, is not approval
at the other just good test
We submit that the Enquirer has been fairly
caught in its trap and that its attempt tri
cate itself from it, unpleasant and awkward delemma
Is a miserable failure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17
To Ne Kllio,i N n, WHO

r..n LENNorOv, Msy r. 1886.
4, ', an appointed clector Tor Rockbridee coun.
o we hnow Nothing Convention lsely held AZ s,aun
sn humble way. hall do what can r., F;llmo,e bui
A. ~, ,No's l"'ehgencer "oJ line whig" will not
niose Fillmore identify myself With any new
O's4"n'aOu You're respectfully -''
JOHN D. sTRRRETT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

TnE BsLuWons FARf CONrISY.-A member ~ gentle
men connected with several Of the Land Companies Of
Philadelphia. lave purchased short distance from Bli
more, the Philadelphia turnpike contiguous TO the,
Phillrlpha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Dot II
formed a company, the Office Of which il st No 81 Bat
more street few doors Of High, by which every man.
woman aud child can become ireehodcr, the most
terms oi payment IL l. conducted upon the
plan the Philadelphia companes Who have within the
pt-t five Years purchased, aud sold, principally 10
chacs and aborrrs soneshere in the ncighJofhool Of
iOOOOp 81 land II these things be done by the
mechanics Of other ciues why not OWnY The ground
J. laid on In lots O three each aud be purchased
the general average Of si5 per sore share Of the
stock amounting only tl3J payable one dollar weekly
with the privilege 81 every choosing his farn
The land l. beautifully situated aud easy Of access each
lot being 20 arranged be Oi the roads
that n tiat direction The sol, With little labor,
bc brought into excellent condition for the growing Of
wheel rye onfs vegetables, and IN fact NJ kinds Of
ket produce This should be nducement tO cit-
zrus to purchase freely n this company by doing.
they only euhsnce the vaue Of their land we'll
the property contiguous but also benefit the Interest Of
the city generally and 10y this persohs encouraged 10
make BEGINNING save. aud 10 'save u 70 earn there
bcitg -acr profitable aecuritv for The invest
~ ones earnings tan ~ the coil itself Nv conclusion
will mention few Of the many connected will
this Company Hon. Thomas H. Florence " &. froni
PhilsJelphs George y. Cover. ED, banker, Baltimore
Hon. Jacob Bfowb. ". g. Washington Jas. w Alnutt,
Fed, President ~ the Bank of Commerce Hon J. Nor
fisOn Harris, VI. g., Baltimore Hon. H. w. Hoffman, ".
g., Washington county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

Qua Mgar M.aErr.--The complaint of an inadequacy
Of rea in our market has become general many Of our
citizens receiving their supplies from Richmond The We
~ best Of beef st and juicy choice pieces, sell 10 that
market az twelve and half per pound, cosng tie consu-
mer here about sixteen cents but Il s the best that be
done The butchers here complain Of their inability 70
procure beeves but that Others on all sides Of
s manage 10 have regalar and hfl supplies Of choice
character on hnnd.--FTed Herald.
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Our City Fathers some THAT nclncd make Ger
TAIN classes OF community pay all the expenses Of
our city government l. wise just that portion
should pay all lii not ALL very large potion) exempt.
ing oihrs that much able pay point OF pro.
hit OF advantage to the welfare OF the city
A LARGE TAXPAYER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

Tobacco In this tim.
than has bn known for before
the article has sold al prizes tlt
lot Of hundred pounds, belonging Me- +
sA les Caswen cried Out by rho, Ne.
E-q, At $50 per hundred"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

SAD ASD FsTAL AccfDESr.-- Yesterday afternoon.
young named George Norris. in company with two
young ladies daughters Of Mr.. John Sparkling ol Town.
send, procured boat and embarked the SlusnicOok
river. Mr. Morris rOWed the boat towards dam near
Powers Mil. and cautioned by the ladies ~ ven.
too the water vail II seems however that he
brought the bow Of the boat directly under the DAM and
the water which the dam with great force,
striking the boat filed and capsiled IL almost instantly
prccpitatng the three occupants into the river Onc
Of the ladies' directly the Shore while her SITTER
ShO Wa bcOted 20 Mr Norris cung him Tor safety
aud both sunk under the surface twice the sccOnd time
becoming separated.
The accident was witnessed by pcrypns who we're 1T
work near by aud shO FASTENED their relief, snd
cecded IN reaching Miss Spnuldng just she sinking
the Third time She taken ashore scnsclcss and 10
vas doubtful for time Whother she would b. brought ~
cou.ci0isness but the unrcnittng efforts Of those IN
tendance hnally succeeded ~ restoring her.
Mr. Morris drowned. The accident occurred IT
about O'clock r. ". HE body recovered NJ about
O'Clock last evening aud has been forwarded to-day "
his home IN Lempster, y. H.-BOstoH JOHr., JHesiV
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Msst Strsoriinary Remedy Known.

mvSt nAuoVA~hma1y hcaNuy h~"as
the sMOTHEn's BHEAsT CLOTHS"
has satisfied that thsre nothing knevs the medical ueA
vhh VII al viii them rsy indeed eo~fosss Of
the ssr.iay mother.
hmay thsu u,ou, Of contradiction OF proof
contrary. they applied any pssvoa.
aetaa rising u t they s promptly slsy a.
relieve q. pain aud the @vs' .Id
srnors tho breast should actual. before the
had the application and them oil, pseases
eendton VI the be.s the spes, possbs~
H.ry mother should follow
dsS'ions which always with tsm vod he
s ass,s toov what IL To havv ssnring vi,h hs brs>ss
q ArsaiAnes VI efo accompanied By IL
pesi.ss STAMPS VII secure the mall of
If these cloths 10 any par, Of he uni,-a s.iss ,.
rhsy cor sale exelssiv,xby % ~ go
ADiE . GRAY. Wholesale and Retail Ar-st,
ksa isi Main street. Richmond. vlrrinia.
- Pail directions bs spp5,ns uosA IN .ceoap.ay
then. " . on H ~ 81
II s.s r. Min
poalax heah ihs stomach
az sos a. c % c n sa ssS s ss ss I'd
~ lone ~ sss sss %ssn. ., IN y. ss' ~. no, a,s
Tor -hsh npa.s Ino. Of remedy -,
purely .aS..ssss. " NJ. na.S %
% . Rain Ts Nd sy aud .s9 he ssss, ~ pol,
IAN s~sis sses .tsa sssssSs to a.
' "a ss ss s ss Sr.
Of sss sss's s snss an IS .'ss 1a s,y
The "a ssly o. h-tsrs raan Bla-. A.aiy mri,es
iAns 81. =. they vll Afford isaai rsiisi ny them Cy Il.
10 - had q Al The y.nses city Of RiAnona
ssass p sssr t. rs ysvsa. ks,.ad.
ssra VA ssssr Joos Lsneh.ss "a. King Toy Norfoi
& v ios.;sa S.sss % S.'1 s.a.
eS S- S sa wn Say, n Ss.Ss shssnas oI.
H. kskridre, s,.uhton Va waiter Mddly,on v.ru
w.nson city, Cauley m..sn psitnorr. Nd: Bosssst.
M,er, oSsnxscn. Ky; and from Druggists rally
nse-t~ Richmond, W..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17


TIE THREE Garen. G,thsamane and Paradise Mans
Rnin, Redemption and Restoration, by VIM Adams, D-lOu
Tn. Right wsyPrmum Peace Essay Of the sc~sy
Iyrt dermanica lis for Sundays Chief frvals c
s'ku-~s-lts Trials and blessings 100
Christian Le-Its
hey TO the BlIs, by David Dohle-ItV.
kips Double Win~Ss Of he Church It'll edtiOn-i,OO.
Abblc Note aud other knots-i.OO.
schamyi, the Crcassisn WArri0r-15c.
Ncunoir % Bishop Hcber-1nO.
Youth 81 the OH Dominion-iOn.
BOOKS DENOTION-Steps 10 The Dew Of
Heaven Hours. Sacra rvaia le A.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

HICHNuNp
oenemen My child had tall I'm
ash -es Witch Adualy extended lu
which
to tar that both would drop Of ady-t
s~i sud dne-tie remedies without then r
cured applied little TURF OIL gt tier, M.
'ie got broke aud nc applied gal. to It; bryan
Nv eidr daughter said, PA, Of
rhf oi sisters hrsd Looked 50 much better When
We got another bottle aud her head
aggravated hat
One
rn'r ~ there but ile Of You are
rniii TO this. aud for Others. great n.,u
sN,nE you was ssrth'ate hesp-ctfaly, b. T. CHALK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

"ArEuMAN's PATENT HEFHIGEHA-
w TOHS-Tlis red
cauyinE on contents n Inc sao.
Eahen Cooler, each seperss and al
uakng impossible any one sr, he
yer strong % eject esr be dscae Upon ersmI
hsiou and trial " fs Refrigerator purchaser h. ss
h ne shove ssietuen TO- sale reduced prices ~
NALL u. ". ZIMMERMAN.
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The pistols which OConne used the occasion Of his
celebrated duel With DEsterre sold by auction IN
limerick lately for 2Ts the pair
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17
LNANGN CAsNIMEItE PANTN.-

UINtNtH FNNENs-Just hhhd UIs
II day styles Of the above which
/ nation aud purchase
FANCY COTTON sHiRTs-sx dozen, style
entirely and quite pretty Gentlemen wishing sLs
| invited examine the
FANCY fix DE- JOINyILLEs-Tweye dozen Moire Antique
Scarf aud Tethe style quality and price OF which desirable
think, .. certain please
WHITE MILITARY PANTs-whlte Linen Pants ma vi
stripe side rendering N, decidedly the desirable
| parade offered. can GROsHONG A TUPAAN,
| mai 10 Ma
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lsdie' Buck sud nart Coored Gaun~tts sou On
~ nne qualify ~ The cash store.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
No AZ, Front Roao, Memphis, Tenn.

Our system Of doing business is such
that all may confidently rely on get
ting the best price and early return for
their produce, making it a universal
rule to Deposit the Planters money in
Bank, for their own especial use, and
not ours i is therefore, always ready
FIR them VLel ordered or called for.
The practice If Specializing on the
Planters funds has, in great many
Instances, resulted disastrously to both
parties We, therefore, discard that
principle as iliegitimate and dangerous.
We promise strict attention to our pa
irons interest
Having secured the services Of d SUI
perlor Cotton Salesman, and being
provided with ample room and f&cilI-
lies for doing d Cotton Business, eur
customers may rely "a the best prices
and quick sales The consumption Of
cottonnow equaling the production, we
blink the planters may safely antiCi-
pate an ample remuneration for their
tabor fer years to come.
All cotton consigned to rs will be st0-
red in a substantial brick warehouse
and insured, unless otherwise Instruct
ed.
Our terms for storing and selling cot
ton istyfg cents per bale. Liberal adj
aAces made on produce shipped to us.
Oar supply Of BaGging Rope and
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
GRAHAM & HILL,
CGTT0N FACTORS,
COMMISSION and GROCER Z
ys--~sy <r-sVt--

No. 8 Front Row, NItmplis, Tenn,

No, Front Row, Msmphis, Tenn.
Our charge fo1 selling Cotton, includ-
Ing storage, vi. b 50cen.s per bae. We
VIII keep all co on insured against FIRE
while n store ana that consigned o Us by
steamboats, insure. aEa nsl the dangers of
nav CATION, unless Otherwise instructed
We shall eniearOr 10 act promptly for
The interest of our patrons, where we have
discretion, but IN all cases promise strict
obedience 10 Instructions.
We have now on hand and offer for
sale at the lowest market prices, heavy
ana complete stock Of
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Crushed and puIversed sugar:
Re-boiIed molasses N bbls. ard half
bbs
Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
Best Green and Black Teas;
Best Star Can les, whole, half and
quarter boxes.
Extra Brands St. Louis Flour;
Complete stock assorted Tobacco;
Deans and Dexter's Whisdey
Old Kentucky and Bourbon Whishey ;
Sugar cured and Plain Hams
Clear Side Bacon.
Leaf Lard, IN kegs and half bbls.
Bar Leat and Patent Shot;
Eastern Nails;
German Soap;
Pearl Starch;
Liverpool Salt, coarse and fine, &C.,
with heavy stock Of
Kentucky Begging; India Bagging
Best Machine Rope and twine;
To which We respectfully solicit the at
tentjOn Of pureh lsers.
a-g John Z. Fiser, OF Pamela is
employed at this hou e.
Aug. 27-n3l-tf G. & II.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

Main Stree, second door north Of Union,
Memphis, Tsna.

Main Stree second door north Of Union,
Memphis, Tsn2.
Our business now being an ex-
elusive Comm .ssion Bus ness, It IS not our
purpose to make profit on supplies. We
have our arrtn en- -n,s WIKI Wholesale
Grocers to furnish US supplies for Gus
toners at the lowest cash prices. We
shall keep supply Of the Best Bagging
and Rope, when we VIII furnish TO our
customers q a mere nominal commission
for selling.
We would be pleased 10 see our friends
at our olica; 10 call upon them personally
is out Of our power, ana visit from Us
might be construed into a mode OF cleo
uGnger;ng that we aaye never adopted.
Af,ar an Interrupted business of ten
wears Jhs CITY, Our name ana standing
mus b familiar 70 lnang.
We solicit c0nsiGnments Of Cotton,
Corn, Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Hay ami
Wool, IN short, all the pro lactions Of the
country. We now have : market for all,
and oar best exerions will be used in
their disposal.
Cotton consigned TO IS b. steamboat
viii be covered by our open poAcy Of IN
sQranca.
Cotton in store will be insured unless
directed otherwise. Aug 27-3m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
BLANK BOOKS. So.
Their stock Of Blank Books is complete,
embracing every description Of Account,
Record and Memorandum Books.

STATIO&ARY.
Every variety Of Common, ana Fancy
Stationery, inciul.ng Writing Wrapping
Papers, 5.eeI p.n5 Of every description
ant price, Ink, Quilts. &c.
G. Booksellers, Merchants, Teachers.
Libraries, ana Scaco} Committees supplied
on the most reasonable terms.
N. 3. Country Merchants Will find it
mach to their interest to purchase Of US
rather than n Jhs Lass, 20 they can oh
tan goods from rs n small quantities, as
needed, al short no-.ce, and !. small ad-
vance on Eastern cost
July 23-D2G-2m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
ST Err EF,S SAIL.

On the h IS sep elhber next,
by virtue Of DISTRESS Warrant, issued
by William Herring, Justice OF the
Peace of Panosa eoantv, State Of II ssts-
sippi, IN favor Of YIN. j. Wrcnn ana Sa-
muel Y. Caldwell, for til. sum Of =
eight and 55-l04-hs dollars for an once
or shop rent in the town IL Pamela, in
said county, against the rgoets and chat
tells of Thomas IL. Tal!ena, twill sell, in
the town of Pamela, 70 theshigh,2s bidder,
for money, to BE- paid at ths end Of three
months, a lot of Boots, Shoes and SKINS,
consisting of calf, goat and opera: also a
lot of sole leather and bootnaker's tools,
and various articles usually found in a
bootmaker's shops also, lot of house,
hold and kitchen farn.tare, TO pay OF said
warrant as well as the cost thereof.
F. bf0 ORE, Sheriff.
Aur. 81. 1256-2t Ha -.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
d FRESH Arrival OF. MORE
Ne w lsN lEJSi

nj w { Il u )kDl
JI,sT R LE .s5,anog
A few Of the latest and richest styles ~
of Lace, and silk MantiIlaar; Ftuk,-. /
Blue and Black, and White french fF
embroideIcq Aantillas; NgiTe Antique .....
and 1arabou styles, which Ne offer at ~
LESS than MEMPHIS prices, and s.r-s
invite the LADIES apgcial. attention
ALSo--A Neo Supply Of .as.....
Printed, and Striped Organdies, y ACC ,.r
netts, and White Dress Goods, to-
gether with choice selectionof those
SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL Lawn .st
and Berege Robes Also a fine as "a.
sortrnent Of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons.
Ladies Kid, Glove Kid, s. Kid 3uSkin, t
Boots and CATERS, Misses hid and
Morocco Boots < Caters, Ladies ..s
Hakt, plain and fine embroidered - ..n.-
Ladies Gloves, silk NAPOLEON,
Buck < Lisle th'd. Gaaptlets
SPLENDID lot Of fine Perfg- .-
merry; Grass, Dimiry, &
Hair Skirts; Shifting
Damask, Berges, F4ncy ~
Swiss and Swiss Robes
French working Cot
ton and Palm Fans,
Gents plain and ~.
fancy Hahfs. &
Cravats; Cats
superior soft
Cass Hats
Of all
cOlCrs.
4 Fresh
lot Of cheap &
Fine Clothing; rs ....#
Gents Boots and
Shoes, Caters and
Oxford Ties Cadcver-
Gus, and low quartcred
Calf; Drugs and Medicines;
Oils, Snuff etc; 0>naburgs,
Domesucs, Crockerv7 Glassware.
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Hardware, Cuttl8rr, aHtalH goods in
OUR LINE, which We e1ef Ct Io,o
,feureStg pUHUCaaI de. ers ana CASH
customers.
7. L. CLARK,
June 25-56-G. t
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI +,
PAMELA COUNTY.

q \
lste State Of 1Nsgsssf0z5..
To James B4yles, Mailnda PreTftf'
and husband, Henry prewitt, Jane
Decs and Lucy Deos, beira Of Flea
ger Boyles, dec'd., and WyHe p
Wotten, guardian al Ittea, ofsaid
Jane and Lucy Dees,--
You. and each of you, rehere.
by cited to be, and appear before the
Probate court Of said county, at the
court house thereof. on the list Mon
day IN October next. to show cause
Why the final account Of william
Boyles, administrator Of the estate Of
said decodent, should not be allowed,
and decree made t4ereupon accord
nglyj and to do, and suffer such
things as shall be ordered and dccreed
IN the premises.
Issued Aug. 9TH, 1856.
w. Z WO0TTEN
Clerk Of said Court.
Aug. 13-n29-4w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

qg l. H. Pike, wholesale agent
for the whole South. Orders sent
to Bynun'a creek VIII DC pFoin2'-
ly attended to.
dug. 20-n30-ly. 4a
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

7, NJUhH,
Sheriff and Returning 0.Icer.
Angus: 10, 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
disturbed in its own grass for many years. A

disturbed In Its own grass tor many years. a
kind of watering place resort in summer for
few wealthy st. Louis families, its fame was
only that of the sweet village on the great
Mississippi. About four and half years ago.
st. Louis gentleman came here, and invested
fifty thousand dollars in real estate He was
evidently insane, or the good people here
thought so. But from that date Davenport
commenced growth probably unexcelled by
that Of any place in the country, always ex-
cepting Chicago. Her population numbers
about fifteen thousand. She boasts of manu-
factories of almost every variety, and of great
extent in some instances. This alone must
continue her growth, even if nothing else could
exert an influence. But she sells as largely
as she manufactures. She supplies an i'm
mense country with dry goods, groceries, &c.
&c. The country about her is thckly settled.
Every county boasts its fourishing town,
while the rural districts are perfect garden.
And still the tide of emigration flows in. Fine
in every direction, and yet it is almost impos-
sible to obtain dwelling or store room. There
are fine churches, elegant residences, and su-
perb-rows Of business houses in this young
city. 1t has the outward signs and semblan-
ces of big city already. Its streets are
thronged with people and vehicles. AT noon
to day, police officer was at the wharf dis
entangling the teams and wagons jammed to-
gether at that point, and there is almost as
much room there as on the Evansville wharf.
Think of that-yet they say it is compare
lively dull here at this time.
! But l must stop, even when l feel as if
had scarcely commenced. | may say to those
who feel an interest in me personally, that am
well pleased, and my prospects are good.
shall think of the friends left behind me, and
tell over my beads of kindly recollectons
daily, even though with every thought breath
of Inconsistencies sweep across my heart. In
return l hope to be remembered at my old
home, as a weIl-meaning little individual, very
DESTROYS of preserving place in the affections
ofhis former fellow citizens. ADD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
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THE PRICE OF COAL AT THE
RAnIAM MINES IE.---------
ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY UN q
BOTTLE,

JOS. B. HALL CO., say:
PREsQUE ISLE. Arosslook Co., Ne April "a. 1854.
" We herewith send you certificate perio n ed
by the of ONE BOTTLE OF the German Btters;
think Mr. Clark be veracity, and have doubt
of the truth of HISTORY
Messls. Jos. b. Half & Co.-Gentemen--In answer to
Inquiries will that daughter. aged about
10 has been complaining of pain her side for six
years. about the first January last,
taken and confined her bed The pain her side
very besides troubled with pains between
her shoulders in her breast From reading number
performed by ''Hoofand's German Bttersi
pur-
She had taken it but lew days when
she began improve and now, after taking bot
tie she enjoying health than she has for
She feels pain in her side part her body and
attributes hSr ENTIRELY to the Geman Bit
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Ne.
See advertisement. novI WIN. CLARK.