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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES $40; QUARTERS Is.
al lhe Prlzes above stated drawn AZ svery drawing
ihE aANNkk OF Tbs DRAWING Is AS FOLLOWS:
me numbers are put IN wheel globe in the pre-
senee OF tue authorities Of Havana and The public " DAYS
before ne day ofdrawing and the Prizes in another glo
both OF which are locked with three different kevs ksnt
oy be three TreasurcIs OF the Of the ROYAL fte
The drawing takes place the large court inside he Cs
tom House, publicly. Two boys not over twelve wears
of eye, from the Orphan AS lun draw the Numbers and
the Pines One of rhe Bows draws one Number and AZ
the same time the Other draws Oat one Prize iron he
wheeof Ppzes, and Whatever Prize comes out placed
10 TIE credit Of that Numbsr and they ccnnue until he
whole DnmheF Of Prizes drawn
The Prizes are payable without discount presenta.
ton OF the ticket at the Royal Treasury in Havana as
soon as the result becomes known sud paid in Spanish
DoublOons .---
The subscribers will cash all prizes AZ per cent dis.
count Charging for The risk Sc. attending collecoa
* ihe list OF drawn Members aud Prizes will be
mailed TO purchasers of Tickets The arrival Of he Mai
Steamer from havana
~ Purchasers will please write their Sic natures Main
and give their Post Office, County AID State
Ess Bills On oil solvent Bank taken at par
- orsets tor fleks Is SHARES ia the above scheme
addressed 10 j. Cisco Co., GAarestoa. y c. viii be
promptly attended TO j. cisco A co
harIa = n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

THUhoTON BbitNAkD have removed 10 No Il
Il Pubic square, next door to CslhOUns where tAey
VIII be happy 10 show th>Ir rst rate stock Il
Dry Goods eonsIstmgOf Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
GI0ths Black and Fancy Cessmeres; Ys5tings Cloves
Hosiery, Cravsts handkerchief &c ac =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06
A SHALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR NASH.

=, EGARS--l5UOO extra Pnnepe otg4Es received and
y for sale by IOctl7l VESSEL . THOMPSON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

@ URGICAL, DEN FAL, SURVEYING MIDWIFERY and
y P0ctd hstrunents assorted. FIne Cutlery, fis-
tolls, Canes, dc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06
S25S.OOO!
24s Prizes, amounting 10 ............. assyo,
---. aT.1 APPRBXTM ATOMS

the two preceding and the two succeeding numbers "a
th0se winning The following PrEss will be sntill.d i x
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06


lust received fresh supply of iftyour Baskets OF
81 CHARLES HEIDSICK,5 CHAMPAIGN IN ousrts
and pins. Warranted to be genuine and superior ar
tcle b. L. SIMPSON
sept3 AZ Public squAre
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06

IHLECFRIC Machines, Medicine lCkSst, Medical
IL Saddle Bags. Game Bags, Trussss Shoulder Braces
Uto Abdominal SugpgTsrs 10 be sold at the lowest
prices by 7. WELLS
At the MAN AND M0RTAR, on Market, opposite Union
street Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06
~ Z. WELLS, 81
MEDICINES. !. +

DRUGS PATENT MEDICINES PAINTS.
OILS, FARNLSRES, DYE. STUFFS, s
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS WARE. STONE WARE,
DTinting, Writing and Indelible Inks, as
Il sorted TbAS. WfEES, BRANDIES, Acids Spices
Snuff, segars, Tobacco. Powder, Shot, and Lead
Cpcrm OiI-TANNERIS OH, 4s5 Gallons PIPES,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-06
DRY GOODS.
THOMPSON & CO.,
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GO Cd S.
| 5 5 6.

FIlHOMPsoN & CO., opening large and vEried
Il assortment of FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
We would ask particular attention Stock this season.
being composed Of every thing and desi'au.r be
found the Eastern markets, which
sell cheap any house in the city, All
inatioD OF our Stock 10 prove it. We take great pleasure
showing our goods.
-.-li-t.l silks.
We havea large lot of Silks hand varying from 90 cts
yar1 10 SOe pattern. beautiful line of Silks at 81
per yard, which we cut any quantity suit purchasers
SPLENDID FLOUNCED SILKS. Brocade hounee,
s..t Satin do
=. JAspa do
Veivet-varV Ane 2
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

Ia letter OF the late Thomas Campbell,
+ printed, the deceased poet expresses
h:ef as distressed at his inability TO dis
Der materials for life Of Mrs. Siddons.
Pear, good Mrs. Sddons," he writes:
She was very angel, but devils make
!'er stuff for biography than angels. The
'oothless ladies' once dashing beauties
Fshat were her sworn friends, heap upon
'eam. OF proof Of her piety and purity,
Lord help me, ] can make no use of ali
Pin twaddle.
she been fe-fe. or a drunksrd, or a
.Eagan,, should have had comparatively
mcclure in my biographical duty to her.
Ferlheless, there are some interesting
s'ieu'ars about her: her great great grand
Ie was executed for being Catholic
80 have some faint hopes Of being
u 10 prove that he was even burnt alive;
unhappily that is not certain, Poor
~ 1t would make no difference to him
by what death-le died, but to be read
y 9ulc be most desirable, if possible, that
should have died by fire, for the sake of
Exciting impression on my amiable read
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

THE CRIMEA.--The correspondent
IN intelligencer writes from London that
crush officers in the Crinea appear to
sp,eparlng for gay winter. The Goth
meht is getting out billiard table.
Es ol me regiments have established very
~essss The Light Division has ordered
H. pack OF barriers. The Crimea id said
wonderful country for game, psr,c.
y mares, woodcocks and quail- Foxes
10y numerous, aud are killed BY the
N"ss Tor the sake of their skins.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

nc weather, for the last few days, has
y extremely cold, the mercury standing
ro'h 40 to 90 degrees below the freezing
Y. Atsuch time it ia almost impossible
Z. type, and unless the weather moder-
u Will very difficult for Us to get our
\, out pnnctually. We trust that those
~ 'fehds who are DESTROYS OF furnishing
cooa IN exchange for the Argus, will
ren promptly, as Y e were never more
pea oft than at the present ti,nr.
RI. Madison Argus, loM.
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y CHAsGE.--A year or two ago ii was the
tom 10 tell newcomers that we had lii.
snow and less sleighing in this region
|eoun'ry Blu. the present winter has
Pngsd all that kind OF talk New Eng
dsrs writing to their friends can tell them
!, We have sIeighing here for weeks at
y and that the weather is colder than il
En the State of Maine,--and folks who
b from the south. il they incline TO be
} !csl 10 their communications with those
y left behind them, could very sppro-
htely copy tho lines Of Philips 10 Lord
1rser, and say or sing
vi n fIoIen chimes and endless realms Of snow,
3fom s,sans that northern winds forbid to flow,
\ What esent shall the muse 10 Dorset bring,
~ Nv 50 near the pole attempt 10 sing"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-14

S"'tbE OF BCEIos AYREs. battle
I P'ace on the Goth of October last, near
EEn H. Buenos Ayres, between about
T. Government troops under General
4 nos and 5000 Indians. Soun-after tbs
10 was commenced the militia, which
.posea large portion of the force under
P .r hornos, became disorgsnized, and
.eaotls TO induce them to re. form were
'"' This accustomed great loss
n'en oeing killed and wounded, incIu-
I u cMei and four officers. Gen. Hornos
Ping fort.
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PRNNsYLvAaIA RAILROAD.
e

The great Central kouse, connecting The AZ lsnis
sitiss with he Neiters, Northwestern, ans Ssuth-
Wssern States by ecu iinaous kkilN ny direct. This
road also connects a, Pittsburgh with daily iins Of
team srs ali psrss on the Sorih western Lakes; ma
kisx the direct cheapest and rsNebts route b.
which Freight can be forwarded 10 ard irsm The
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsbulg,
First class -Besis, hhoSe Dry.l on. 10 ,so =
Goods lin boxes Furs, Feathers, &c.i
AeeOnd Class. 80 Books Station
cry, Dry Goods in bales Drugs anu t-.e s,ass
Medicines, Hard wars, Lea Their, Wool
Thira Class...Anvils, Bsggfnga
saeas, Porr in bulk Car .'ssl,, s's . ioo =
Fourth ClaSs...Coftee, Fist, Ba)
con q Pork (packsd) Lard& Lard ol,} soc y lOs,b.
hemp, Iron, lead, mans, soda ASH, &c
ELouR-sl per barrel until faI'ner notice:
GRAIN-5O els. per 100 bs rstl further noiice.
CO1ToN-S2 per bale, not exceeding ST. los,
wei. his Diiifuthsr NOTICE
PIN shippisg G GODS from any point east Of Phil
sylrxAia Railroad" All goods consig cd 10 tho :
gents for this Road al Phlade phia or Pttsburg will
Be forwarded without detention.
FanoHr AaExp.-Harrls, Wornly d Co., Mem
phis, Tenn, R.F. Sass Co., ST. Louis, 5. Mitch
eli d Son, Evsnsvilsc, Ind; Dume.nil, Bell & Hnr
dock and Carter IL Jewett, Louisville Ky. X Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Sprigman q Blown, and lrwis
4 Co., Cincin sati; n. ". Graham Il Co., Zanssville
o.; Ieech q Co., "a kilby Of. Boston; Lseeh q.
As'eI Rouse, \. Iora; William -; ana sst.sry
grsw q Koops, Baltimore; Geo. G. Froneiscus, PhN
burg.
Il: H.HoUsToN, Gsssrat treight .fgsHt. Pftia.
II. J.LoaBAERT, Supt. .dhsons, Pa.
pennsyIyania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PhilHdsiI a a
and Pittsburgh. The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Psiadslphia tor Pittsbarg u u A. NJ. and
Pittsburgh Ter Philadelphia arr A. NJ. Ths fas line
leaves PhiiadelphisstlP. aud Pitt.bars for Phil
.delohia Of m NJ. The NIGHT LXPRkSS trail.
leaves PsiIsdelphis Tor ri'tsburgh al II n. and
Pittsburgh tor Philadelphia a! Il y. NJ.
The above lines consset at Pittsburgh with tho
Rairosd s 20 and from ST. Louis NO., Atom Gssna
and Chicago, IN. Ftankfors, Lexington and Louis
Vile Ky; Terre ksu;e, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
fontins, sandusky, Toledo. Cleveland, 0slsmsus,
Zsns.viils, MassiloR and Voosteri okio also, with
the steam packet boats from and ~ Nov Orleans,
81. Louis. LonisYilie and Slnelnnsti
Through tick cts eau oe hsd 80 or iren 0her oil the
above places.
For furtbsr particulars sue hahdbllis at Tho differ
en-, startsg points. Passengers iron the West wilt
nd this tho shortest SD mpst expeditions route 10
10 Philad pkig, Baltimore, Now Yorker Bostop.
TROiS. aooRk, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia,
J MkSKlMkS, Agent Pas aSsr Linss, Phts.
fhils. Spy ~ IS dDy s-
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MORE SlGss.-We noticed another large
Pier pass up Brady street, last Saturday
pinned for some point in the interior. TIE
les' Of weather cannot stop the activity
lich brooks no delay. and OF the many signs
/ proofs Of the prosperity Of the country
lnediately back Of Us, none are 80 EN-
|aiic as the large number ofsteam engines
ich hare been put up III various parts o
eipce the close Of last summer.
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MERCHANTS DESPATCH.
TIME RACEIPTs GIVEN
PROM NRW YORK no BOSTON.
s.x..s.,D Evnraea ia prnuriAfnra

A RRANGE uENTo have bees made b! which lse
n above Djspa.ch Is enabled 70 forward goods at
more eXps dtlous rate llaa any Hue runag West sN
cent the regular kxpress conPans.
Freight 10y This p.sPsteh - isrsrneu ~
rsyen : ~ run on ibs reguls. kmierast Passenger
IrBiR-. mn a ~
Mar. goods Mssehants' psr 'teH, ears Hnn g FaI.
IL naycnuor n, iowa and euvs Iusnurar dur OF eoR'
ira 4 with as.
Por further particulars apply - ..
A. II. LIVINosIos, Agt, 49, srosd"al a.
y W Kpy.s .sg broad s., cor. state, Bsstos'
or to lhs AgeGts Tor DaNoapoTand Aoea
Island. r,r,, 80.
luce 22.df Ht Ill q fhFAnh asL.-
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FREsH RUTTER = EGGS,

4 LwaYS on hand at JOS. S. SIMPSONS,
n I'd ST. mex, door 10 Cook & ssrgent's Banking
Housa Nov
I NRIED APfLkS PEACHES, no. article,
IL just reed. and for sale low by
deel? ALVORD VAN PAJTEE.
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sCsTAlR.-The Gazette ofTuestay mora
u says thst"A bridge on the road about
Glss cas-, Of the city OF Mu,catine, broke
bile the train was crossing, &c" This is
leOrscl.-3smperance Organ.
Tho above notice is very unfair, to say
Ie least OF it. The editors of the Organ
low that the Gosstt. does not write the
1egrsph news, but inserts it just as trans
ibed BY the operator. The above came to
IS telegraph and we would be sorry to
Dush for all the incorrect statements that
opch us in that manner.
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Rea! Gstate


4nAs f.. II. TALLGAS, CaARLgs Pows 2.
,'olShkeepa.e. y. Z. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLNAK P0WEHS,
Attorneys * Counsellor at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
orc soyIh side OF second 4ct gpposte LeCisire
Eioch over WHEY ~ stors.
I &SIs buugAtsui sold o.. CON MISSION. Having
llaso u once in Eastern Nav furE, al a point
which aIsrSs emigration may be expected daring
the present season, We haye u0Gsgat advantages ~
ii2poss 0! lands to Actual settlers,
IFLospsaosotIated on Real Eststesscurity.
-REFEREEcEs--
>see iosa CITY. PsugAkssp5is, n r.!
hon. JOHN Ysn Bureo, Hon. CRatlesH kugglss,
:. &C, Fiagg, uli1er Dean,
=: CHARLES ofLoaQ9, vi Fas8er * Co,
TtaI.aln L .Eavcmeyes, :. EeosoH Losing
Antony Il ssckeE, Prof. ). 2. h. Morse,
VI i...aa1 Is ss!dinore. utica, Y. Y.
.aaqany, y. I. Hon. aotauo seymour
hill, Gag. ~ Porter CErago, III.
hqgeooona, h!Bg and hyisS h swim and Co.
krgsins Corning. Mile AID Fowler,
hyiI3G W. " !k. :" God and Co
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LOCAL MATTERS.
mr. DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

T., a. only pspsr the state OF Iowa that is printed
pov, Press and its circulation s tho !arge,l OF any
state Advertiser. appreciate hs'e sdsansses. -
-, columns amply testify
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"ARGYLE COTTAGE"
HeaptifpI Home 70 Rent.

THE undersigned i'll ent for year TO tea IA
i late beautiful homo argyle Cottass and sppeit
ages adjoining The city Of Ls Claire.
This place comprises dwelling, rooms. smoke
house, Stable Orchard OF 800 bearing fruit trees, and
Is acres woodland pasture.
Nome need apply who have large family OF little
children. r. C. kAu6.
dec
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New York Market.

NV fosk, Jau. -
Flour is pence better with better de-
mand; sales 10000 bbs nj 81 ,94@Ss for
State and S7,75@s s,62 for Western. -
Wheat, firm sales at 81 so. Rye firm at
Sl,30@Sl,3l. Com quiet, sales 10000
bush at 81 and 80 cts for old mixed west.
ern. Dat, at 4S and 80 cts. tor State and
western.-Proyisiens. Pork frmer, sales
300 bbls at sl6@SI6,l2 for mess rnd Sl3,.
628Sl7,50 for prime Beef dull Cut
meats in active demand, sales lids at To
~. cts Tor shoulders and 81 co. cts. ;or
haIas Lard unchanged. sales moderate
Nasn .n.ss
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.ysOYFCE.

TINE Post Ofiice has removed but the SeNs pe?oI
remains II the old Post ONCE room, ~Aleh iss
en- neatly lifted up whereI shall keep ~ usual we
Rastsrs Papers, Books Of STANDARD Literature, E.e
gait Illustrated Works, Cheap PusNsat'cns, Masa-
zines School books, etst'ossry Choice fAnsI eess''
5s,, dc. $50 ,,txrvr A.,
goy 1-dr JSS.sALsHtA - ns"
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LUMBER! LUMBER.
At
Cannou's Saw Mil!


,I,HE nm dc rsigned w Guild respeetfui-
l " inform the Rubtics that having
nOW on hand his Fail and Winter
stock OF 81. CROIN LOGS, asd being he
only Mil maa 10 .his city vhs has, well ~ large
,,eck Of Lumber hand az ioliows:--
25U, 900 II Fencing OF Various Lengths,
SO, 900 " Barn Roards,
loO, 900 Wide Boards, assorted qualities,
900, 900 " Flooring one half OF which IL sea-
zoe, 900 st. Framing Lumber. assorted sizes,
400, 900 TO Shingles made on the yard
$50, 900 Laths.
Ho, herefors prepared TO MtnisA all order. Gu.
trusted ia him en- the -
.'~ SHORTEST NOTICE,
Having purchased my LOGS ats
LOWER FIGURE than any other mill man
'F E could.
and having Ia my employ sompetens sswssrs, feel
safs in saysg any orders Jeff nay 0lli viii be
aie ms siiss aanser and 80 ~ 10 give SAT.
islacnoa.
TIE frat orders | eff will be FIRST fliei.
ANY erde rs left the Ls Claire Hose, or trspred
Ia the Post oaise, will receive prompt attention.
The undersi gusd returns his thanks 10 the Fable
for the liberal patronage sItesdsd 10 hln, 10 far
greater extent than he anticipated and rcspeenai!
soiie ,s con,inRaacs OF the same
]. NJ. CANNON.
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BY CATIONS LINE.
Photographed expressly for Daily Gazette
From Washington

WasHrYsros. Ian. -.
Mr. Campbell, Of OHIO, moved t,,ot HE
ten minutes resolution be suspended ill
"Wednesday, in order TO give sand dates for
the Speakership an opportunity 10 define
their positions before the House. Quite a
number OF Democratic are in favor OF giving
The Republicans the organization Of the
House. Among them are Cobb, OF Geor.
gia; Houston, OF Ala; and Cingman also
quite number who will vote for the piu.
rality rule.
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Iowa, SEPT is, isss
roocvpv cTNRY Fnp RAIN

vI,HR proprietor ssjr!n "a change his ousiness Of
fsrshIs stand, che best In Inc city and stock OF
20 ods for sale on the mos, favorable enA,, for par
'icnlsrs address :. s., box i0l
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pIssoLUTloN OF PARTNERSHIP

'IHE partnership heretofore existing between the
L undersigned has been this day dissolved by mntu
al consent The business will in future be eondu cted
by VIM B. HARRIS, who 10 duly authorized 10 settle
the business Of The Arm.
WOODWARD III HARRIS.
Dayeupors, January :, 1850. mo
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NOTICE.

MONEY loaned o. Real Rstats Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Esstern Exchange bought and Sold
Time Drafts, acceptances discounted
stocks, Bonds bought, and soia on Go nmisston.
Rsstera Collections promptly made.
TALLNAN q POWERS,
once Nleys sore, south side OF Second street
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New Arrangement.
San
Important 10 Passengers going East
VIA.
JOLIET CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
1.-TWO daily train. leave Joiie, Except snndaysI
eonneet!.g al Lake Station With the Michigan
C ntrIl T. r. for Detroit, and theaee with The Grca
Western Csrsds Railway for Niagara Falls, Ranalo,
Albsny, New York, Bos ton, Phiiadslphis, Montreal,
&c. kH
SIS A. NJ. Ii shtnins Express arriyrs al Detroit st
r. NJ. Niagara Falls 80 uexI Lcrn ~ aud n York
pP8!. or Bosiou 81 - 81 night, arrive ~ rhiap q
pbia ' la Eimi. as 10 p NJ. also connects at DeHot
with steamers for Cleveland. and thenss with morn
ing rains 10 all points In Ohio and fennsylvania.
sIoP. NJ. Rsprsssosnneets nexs morning al petret
with north shore Line Of steamers through without
Lax ding, arriving at Buffalo AT $50 A. NJ conneciiag
18th Express trails to New York and Bostsn. Also
connects with the norni NIX train on the Canada Rail-
way arriving at Niagara Falls ats, 80 Z. NJ.
Through tlckets be purchases ~ the ticket ofiee
OF The company at Joliet, allowing passengerso lay
ever and resums their ssau at pleasure
july Slss 50 aly, n. NICE Supt.
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rALLMAN g. POWERS,

LAND AGENTS.
Office sos.tA side Of Second Street, betpsea
Brady and Main.
improves tlnas, any property and as.nPIoysd
isEo Iof .ais on c91.Inis3io1.
Forty acres oftsud situated on tho bluff one aads
half miles sest5f court House. having pom
a. fne ssSia. river. The cheapest pfope fty in the
vicinity VI il4ssapo.l. Can be bought very low BY
Apply Ing 1901.
dssifao!L E0Qsas tie city fox ,als cheap
Improved farms Ia scott county near Davenport.
ton, Ce dsr aud HuscstIae counties.
May 10, 1885, rALLMAN q POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
fETE undsrsisDei are now prepared to procure
Land Warrants for aiipsrsons entitled to them
M ler the iKte act OF Congress.
Land Warrants located IN any &C IN the state.
TALLMAN d POWER,
Apsit 10. iaa5-1.tI
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BALLS aud PAETIEs.

AIDES asd Geh,s butiats over Shoes, knsuefs
l and IN. Prspeh Boois, kips OF my manu- acture
and the largest assortment OF extra boots ans SEeSs
10 10 he seen 10 tina QsUeu cities oiths great aors
Wee: sF#r 81 sEs
Barrow. q frettyman's mammoth store. Frsnt ST.
opposits the mill
Davenport, jan. IS, IS JAMEs tOhDAN.
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Reed Organ

NE HAYES very spperiorinstfGaept now Oh hind
w villa Two sets ef ksystudr Pedal Hass. IL
splend.d article well adapted for large churches.
IL il eqs al In power 10 $500 orgau Amateurs
invited TO saii and examine IL.
Dee f0RTFEh EYD.
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Doeks 4 Stationery.
Papier Mache Gee 8.

Papier Mache Gec3s.
NTI afs jus in reeeip: Of large ,oeI q. Inc above
w gpods OF now aud sIaesJ nsly rich style.
nccg .hem Writing De,ks, Joro, Cases, Glove
Hoxe,, fablos, &c.
0cc2 IL. a. P0gIER & 6Ro.
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Coroner's Veedict.
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PoUGHSEEPsig, Jan. IL.
In the verdict brought in by the coroner's
Jury on the recent Hudson r. r. accident,
the jury attributes the disaster mainly to the
stupidity of the fagman, and censures the
Company for employing Incompetent per-
sons to fill responsible positions. The en-
gineer of the Poughkeepsie train 10 slightly
censured, but the conductor and engineer of
the express train are cxonerated from all
blame.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
HousE.-Mr. Sneid withdrew resolu-
ton, heretnfore offered by him, calling Mr..
Orr to the chair until Speaker be elected,
as the House on Wednesday refused to or
der the main question, it could not be adopt
ed. The vote was then resumed with the
following result:
Banks, 50; Fuller. SO; Richardson, 10;
scattering, 8.
Mr. Zollicoffer offered a resolution de-
claring that in conformity with the iunda-
mental principles Of this great and popular
Government, is the duty of all candidates
for political positions, to fully and frankly
avow their opinions on important political
questions involved in their election, espa-
cialv when Intercepted by electors whose
vote they are seeking. Mr.. Zo!licoffer
said his object was to elicit certain replies
from Mr.. Richardson on the slavery ques-
ton, which Mr.. r. declared himself ready
now to answer. A debate ensued Involving
the propriety of the passage of the resolu-
ton, which was finally adopted by vote OF
155 for and 80 against. This opens wide
field for discussion. Adjourned.