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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10
HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD

nAvE opened aud srs now selling splendid stock oi
n Hardware a. User hgur~s thsn any Other
ana we can furnish sill kinds OF Builders Materials BE
banics Tools and Farmers implements OF the best
ufaeturs Give a : call VOC esnao, g aVsy without
LIVINGSTON s LOCKWOOD
N LIyINGSToN s LOCKWOOD
TtARpESIERs TOOLS Of every description ior sale
u Iowby LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
Mail Rl,cti1s, Horseshsens, tnsiaser. ana Black
y saith Hand Hammers and Sieis-s
IIYISGs roS & LOCKWOOD,
D0wIS6 Machines, Cog. al esst Steel Aagsta SAL
DAIssT BttIs best E.anuiaeiurs
DKECH aai Hsai f2t5hsts Il ali slEis uost appEo5-
Dsd make LIvINGsfos LOCKWOOD.
NoKfIeE Ftrnsr, coresss aai fEriss ctissls.
IivisesToS s LOCKWOOD
" LIVINGSTON & I6CE W00B
Chow Bars. hias'ost; and i eis6sa. .,yx.,n
~ LIVINGSTON S LOCKWOOD
THAINs bf.sII English proof csll Halter, We'll
SJaok aud rTsee IiTiNGsTos s LOCKWOOD
-HstTsp' Tsry ehssp If2i SGsTt6s ! LOCKWOOD
- LIVINGSTON i LOCKWOOD
laIIIsH EEaz,slsd Kettles ths oliy thing ilf ga
IBslEs preserves, all siEas
No { MAIN s. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
Pas Es''i=s hs i .si9sz sg + e f3ssdsl
N ELL Wheels, FaE.Ps, oL.ia PUMPS, Rssls and
w Wei Buckets at LIsISesToN lo6Ew0oD.
MouLDEEs, Riddles, ssiyas, s. ~,
vi No 8 81 IN at LIVINGSTON 8 LOCKWOOD
LNLEs Inn boskery bsst article IL market . sfss
Il stet LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD.
~ BIND sT0NE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Gem aud raJ
STsnt NO.. 6 Matn 81. LIVINGSTON & lockwood.
DEUshEs Faint Vanish, sash, White Wash tJrss,
DshaTils AID HAIR At LIyINasTos LOCKWOOD
A MIS- oId coiony ami othsE celebrated manufactures.
IiVINGsTos s. LOCKWOOD
MASURE snd hay Fork. Hoes and {. 5. 81 .,4
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD .
yKyIEpoy9 aiass Patty, sc
w LIVINGSTON 81 LOCKWOOD
NThIrs, Carriage and Team. Buck L4.Lss.
HAzAKps celebrated sgostizs Pord.s
IL No MAN 81 L1YISGST0h LOCK " OOU
SHOI Pouches and Belts, Powder fiAsEs, Gun
IOWp-Fs, WEeHchss Com. ana c. :. TUBES Riey's
chemical prepared Gun Wads Esys alter Proof Gaps
e D. Caps Cali and Jay cheap st Nc Main 81 Dav-
export. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD
aug ie
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I'm Ffidzy lasf come Of our patu0uc
trends from III '.swate GIN q the say, re
siding Ia the upper part Of the city. were
brought 10 the poin, 81 raising pole on
which 10 suspend q Buchanan flag. Tusy
accordingly proceeded 10 the bluff, in
h13y. 10 procure The aforesaid pole which
o. course was h be the 'Fail oaid hickory"
and nothing else. After some tfibulstioB
80 running about over the rugged points Of
tts bluff in search Of the siticie, they final
~ cut down fne straight sspling and
eEme dragging il ia lrnmph into town
Trey had got il all nicely dressed and wore
about putting ilap, when L gentlemen who
q Judge Of chips. particularly when made
Of wood. came along and let himself of 10
Prgdigous grin al The eight 81 the indus.
ny going Oh lbout The pole Onbeing in
tefrogated in regard tg the cause OF his
m r,b, he told them that the pole they were
80 proud o and which was really beaut-
fgi stick. was not hickory bot 3Hakiag asp
sspliDg! TIE CONSERVATION Of the faithful
may be imagined A 9ugkiRg asp pole in-
stead 81 hickory, q bout 10 be raised for Bu.
ehahsn! The mistake was ominous--ihe
psrig had departed from former principles
~ lar as TO be able 40 recognize their
oid hickory emblem bot had substituted
quak'hp esp IN its place. Verify their
knees "lH quake and SILVER even as The
leaves OF the tree they have selectsd hsf.rs
the Autumn winds are o'er.--k. 4. ADJ.
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TAs aoatA fr,p.rins to L.av. The Uui.pl

The ssath frepsrirs 70 Leave the UuisD'
The mask Is of at last Open disunion ia
the objesl OF tie South There il no more !
DOUBT The leading organ OF MI, Buchanan
in Virginia Richmond Enquirer. pub
lirly announces the programme. Here j,
is from ita issue OF August 2sth Read 1t
Fore~arned. torearmed" We see the
numbers, the character the designs OF our
enemies. Lss as prepare 10 resist them and
drips them bdct To yield ts them, to con-
csde TO them, 10 subsidixe them. as the Re-
mans did, will but increase their rspacity and
encourage Their aggressisns, Give them all
| the unsettled territory north Of So 30 to-
| daY and Tomorrow as Free-Soiiers, they
will claim all south Of So 80 Yield that,
/ 100. and tie next day they will invade the
| States, e3pel the slaves, and seize upon our
lands, for agrsnalism is already part OF
/ their urogramme---the ballot box their sword
Of erennus.
TIE s,sctioH II NJ Buchanan may, dad
problbtg soiA, originate q reaction "a public
0Dssi0n that s.iA encourage The sxtsnsloa 81
tls Conservative institution u staperys aud
The extension Of the BRUSH and Southern
European races for the very purpose q
stemn.ing and turning back the torrent OF
intids lity, maIeristsm, sensualityi agfarian
Ism, and anarchy. that threatens 10 over.
| whe!m Us from the prolific hive OF Northern
Europe
IT, slsc!ioii of Mr. Buchanan could be
reactiondrp IaOpsmsai IA favor Of Slavery
ana conservation. The election Of Fremont,
certain and immediate dsunion. The cleo
toa Of Fillmore would 5ubsidze the Bsrbs-
rians, by yielding them the lands north Of
: &C. so increase their numbers snt their
: rspasity, and only postpone alsunioh 10 a
: neriJ.d when II would be more perilous than
, / Al present. Besides, the election might %
/. iaf t. eean the affection, confidence and at
Itashuent Of ihs Catholics iron ol institu-
/, ions 9ho afa now their best stay and snip
s port. They might then th,nk thai tle rule
G 81 the Popa would be better than nc rule
the government OF pirates better than the
{ anarchy OF intidelity. Coo erVatiyel as Mr.
i Fillmore snd most Gf his friends Pretend t.
. b., the compromise Which tisy propose Ii
! but step towards Black RePdDlcahisms .
a subsidy offered 10 the Goths The South
# must not weld one inch--the II lgOgs, pa
J triotir and conservative North must not
: Weld an inch, bat To vote foi Iii Fillmore
2 viii be to yield an ell.
Let the South present compact aud ah-
) divided front Lsr her chow 10 the barbara
7 ans that her sparse population oners little
rs pes Of plunder; her military and sed-Teli-
I ant habits, aud her mountain retreats, little
e pros poets Of victory; and her hfm union ana
. devoted resolution, no chances of conquest
/ Let her, if possible, detach Pennsylvania
: aud Southern Ohio Southern Indiana ans
e Southern Illinois, from the North, and mate
, the highlands between The Ohio AMI the
: Lakes the dividing line, Let the South
e treat with California, aud, il necessary
' ally herself with Russia, with Cuba and
/. BrszIl
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nansls. Epsasl 4 Co. L.l.na

The Advertiser thus concludes isAgthy
sketch Of Judge Douglas speech II Rock
Island on Saturday last
Upon the whole, Considering he vuort
4de to get up the demonstration, and not
taking into consideration the stale u the
weather, E. was fist failure Witt the la
bur e2PeH5et 10 ger up crowd even tn
fs.n sRouiJ not have prevented ls5ssf at
tendance We nra confident tsst the nun
Der OF The people on the ground when the
speeches nere delivered considering repub-
licans. c.iize Of Rock leland, and all,
there could not have been two thousand
Tie speech Of Douglas, We hear spoken
q IN I'll quarters as dsgraceiul to tie man
aHd unsatisfactory TO his party. The other
speeches. as Ell IS his, were such az have
been effectusliy answered and demolished
q thOus4Bd times. unit The arguments are
10 every uUtys> mouth, who dares TO inform
himself Oh the subject
The Republicans wsntn0 better election
eeEing effort their behalf than just such
gatherings aEa speeches as those Of satur.
day Let Us have more ofths kind before
tie election by ell means
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Ara,rs IN KAnsas

The condition Of sffsigs in kansas Is
most aeplorshle. TIE question nsiasanS
srsses, IN Ferasieg the bloody ree't@ls 'fsH'
thai Territory, who i fesponsiois io' s'.ess
terrible outrsgps Mea, With that ses''sss
a.s;re tar ehaa.e, wish 10 sset new
homes, . disposition that has si'sa pef9ia-
lion 10 all &! or Western TesntoF.ss' lsse
cone tlather .th thels families ana 'eo.ssai
a..avot si.em /. III the esFecistion that oy
the spceas Embarrassment ~ value o. isnos,
the, sonla be comparatively wealthy
While lawfeils gursuins Then daily aSoca-
,iaEs. and ggh,ie under The supposed protee-
ton OF thsn goseraneati they hsys been
denriyed o, their rights, their property de-
SPOILED. themselves and families naiisested
and Their lives continually endangered a
weak ana inbeciie Administration - fs'
alone 10 b.a,ne iar all this Those SPEAK
ers and presses throughout the on'oa VINO
have upheld slse Administration N ~ hs's'
riou. consse aud urged Il or TO iefshe' ''.@
,.ssnes. a-e more cuiyasis than To- Haissi-
nhle autumator who stands al the heaa "
.,oaal s,r.,rs - hn alone has The power,
M. eos.esses rot the spiFil. e d1sh 'ae
.asAs ~ ei,il u 1t tnai hare 50 Tapidiy ger
a,;,a,ed upon the soil Of Kansas.
The reports are so conflicting that really
he knows 20, nov to sct; this Is the enrth
en- of his reply. when urged to DO something
Ia prerea. tha, civil war Which threaten.
=, involve the Uaion Finally, be has con-
seated 10 issue orders for tue gaiasnee o.
Gov. Geary in Kansas. And MAJ are
those orders Simply transcript OF ine
same under v hlch Wilson Shannon acted.
An acknowledgment of the bogus Lsg'sis
,.,a md an enrollment OF troops iron
.mano the Border Rsfbans 10 maintain
claw and order A te-ensstment o. I'M
scenes thai uansp,rsd under Shannon =
Iasiesa ii bringing . punishment tls N IN
as,sr. al innocent men. they ale 10 be eho
sen INSTRUMENTS ot government 70 su'ofs'
"ls. and order,' according to the hahsa
code. A requisi,ion il also made iof eo.a
vanier Of Infantry from Illinois ines
men are expected 10 act in eonioneuo
Win the nurdeFeFs oil Their fellow ciuzsh'
and against men who have recently sH
grated from their own State.
We upprebens sull further dirasuiiies
Kansas. The end is not yet, aad ihe RE-
iaent who expects 10 qaeil SO easily u
disturbances il ksnsss, knows hot 10
state OF feeliaE existing in that unioridaal
Terr,,o,. eor 81 the atsln desern'hs 10
thai animates the men WHO have been
.hockingly n,sltfeated
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lsva rssns

The Iowa Wesleyan University u Ms.
Pleasant, resumed its session on the Lat OF
September; 100 pupils in attendance.
Stages now leave Mt. Pleasant, in eon.
aection with the Burlington Railroad, once
day north via Washington to iowaCi,y,
s4rH Dlsvaer--We see BY the Alams-
kee county Mirror that the Senator elect
in The 3aIh district is ], L. ATKINS. BY q
majority OF some $50 over Edward Eels, has
Pro Slavery opponent
fsYKrrE CO --The fsyetie SEMINARY.
nov building upon liberal plan =, tsys'.e
Mill be completed FOL use =, J4.n Isl. ie3''
the Rev Wm. II Plor at the Troy Center.
eaee Seminary hssing been elected fses'-
dent
asTs D.sr.-For Representative Z n
Il lle,t, Ropubllean4 received .si votes !
Wa ps,les Of Jsnsssiile, bfsiaei oodats
fara,e Auditor OF State, Dea.oerst, s7o
RR- Al Railroad meeting held At
Bradford, Aug 2sd, the following resoia-
ton $ as unanimously adopted
Resolsea That We pledge ourselves IL
RAISE ia sloek subscriptions To the Mc6fes.
81, ST. Peters sud Missouri River Railroad,
Sl2s,0 ct such proportion af.he S4oe,ooo
reaa.ts.i, as may lie oaf full share 10 aiding
The extension OF said road westward 10 some
point in Cerso GoFda eoaRty. and 10 geise
$1,000 Immediately for making survey Of
said road
On the 9Th the citizens Of osase,Mitch-
ell couaiy. assembied and agreed to the fol
owtag
Il solosd, unanimously, That Ne pledge
the amount Of one hundred thousand dol
lars al private subscriptions 10 the Chicago
Iowa and Nebraska Railroad Company Tor
Railroad up Cedar River through Mitch
ell eoantr, via Usage,
ARRIVED la keokuk two large aud
handsome engines from Boston; three pas
senaer cars and several platform cars, from
| Columbus, o., for the keakuk, Fort Dss
| Moines and Minnesota R. R
BuaGL4IIEs We learn from the tatsiit
ssRc.r that the thieyins gentry @Lo lnies
| various portions Of the State, have had I
| depatation ia Louisa county and at Wspe
| Ito relieved Or. Clesyer of gold wateb,an
c. + Morris Of his surplus eash,a few night
since lc,as Reporter
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ITO Latest intelligence frou Kansas

st. Louis, Sspt. g. The Democrat put
hshes accounts derived from Free State
men who arrived hete yesterday from Kan
sac, confirming the attack upon and burn
in2 of OssawstUmle
Accounts stale that there we're but fits
Free State men in town at that time At
lacking parry numbered four hundred -
{ .velai free sDiIers we're killed and seven
taken prisoners. Two were afterwards
Killed Capt Brown and Eon were among
u killed. Account. also coafnn IN. Xii.
ny Of Mr. Phillip. Of Leayenwprth, BY {
party Of Southern meu under Capt Emery
and lhe driving cut Of he Territory all per
raBs u6wilbng 70 take up arms against ths
Fec state party,
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eAa. il0HsTok On Succession ten.
esm. Houston in his speech in the sebsis
last week, said .'1'hey Tell me that II
Fremont IL elected, forty Thousand bayo-
nets VIII bristol about the Cspilos--ihst
the South. il fact. ~iil seeeae. Mr.. Presi,
dent, scorn the suggestion There will
be neither bristhng bayobets DOR secession
n Col. Fremont shall be elected by ma.
iority Of the people, though am not hi,
supporter, shall respect the msjority Of
the people; and 10 Get Fremont, as the
Chief Magistrate Of their choice, | shall pay
nv respect and homage"
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Gen. Pierce is exceedingly kind. hs
told the Kansas Csnrittes, upon the oec.-
.,an Of their Interview that .'if the inhsbi-
t.u,s OF Kansas had been more anxious ier
vrsce and lees ANXIOUS about Their inslitu-
tione, there would have been no trouble.
So freemen are mol 10 be shxions about
heir institutions, tut oRly sn1io0s icf
peace. Thisis the doolIlhs Of the Demo
rr.tir Pierce.
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FIRE..-A destructive IRE occurred 81
Cleveland on Isst I thursday morning. Sew
eral manufactures were consumed, Ia con-
.eoneuce OF ah.eh o.sr eEe hundred men
are thrown out Of Employment. SopPosse
IN be the work Of Gn ineeEdisry.
A, Oshkosh on Monday afternoon IRE
broke out in The neH steam plaAlr2 mAl OF
O H.& L. B Reed nLicb, siih the sleam
saw mil Of IessTs Hubbard & Sheldon,
xes entirely consumed. Loss $4,000 no
insurance.
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sus..sr banks al wsressar.

Wucester, Mass., Sept GA CROWD Of
twc or three thoue and persoDs hssenbled
here Al noon to-day. 10 welcome the Hon.
N p, Eankz. He mas addressed by Hen.
ny N chspin, on behalf Of the eommtiee,
snd responded IN s briei ano appropriate
speech. FITS e
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Tar NA1pAE u lK.-A eolsEPofa-
~ remarks, ti.st the further = he Jsgea the
bigger il gross, sEa shsh one OF The sac
AZ = bladder reaches sue ST. Louis hyuais-
eSa, il immediately sv ellis 10 Tie dimensions
~ balloon An illustration Of this truth
mar be found in that papers reports 6' me
ootrsres in kansss
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Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
yANxH1s AND nxALxne IN RxcKAHGE,

kOk1A1AUAAf
pANYHns AID nIAL1ns IN Rx0KAKGE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE, Brady Street, between sscond and ihlsj
" Streets. kxchange I'll the principal eiues OF
the United States, Great Britain, Ireland And Goa
tine ntat Europe bought and sold;
Notes and Drafis ccilected and proceeds rsmistea
any part OF the United StAtss q current rates o.
Exchange.
Collections Of notes, drafts Accouats egaeiea and
iuhotitsnces made In all pats OF the United sAtes,
Canaaas aud Europe.
stocks aud Bonds bough, aud SOLD gu commission
aud Dividends collected.
Land wstrAnta bought, sold and located,
Exchalge On elites IN tho United staless
Carpenter & Vermiige, Ncs York 1ii3i
Albany Guy bank, Albaay,N Y;
funsio City Bank Buffalo, NY;
Bank Of L Commerce, Boston, Mass;
Trades aen,s Rank, PhiladslphiA, Pa;
Merchants S Manufactured Bank, plttsl9Eg, Pa
Mekim & Co, BALTIMORE ID
Gilmore & Brothertonl Ciatinnati, oaisS
Lueas & Sinonds, st Louie, Mo,
Clugens' Barb, New Orleans, La,
RK swim, Brother s Johastou, glicsxs, III
sept 8 l56dwu
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New Goods! New Goods,
Il ID w ARD A LDE ~
.MerchANx Tailor,

AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X Q a d v III a de Clot hing,
Cloths, Cassimsrss, vsstiuss, Gents Far
niskins Goods and Tailors' Trimmings.
IAsjasi returned lseIa The s.si with one OF Inc
IL Largest and sestselsctod stocks OF goods ever
osersd ior sale In this market consisting In part Of
'''''"'Hs ABR0ADcLoTHs.
raSii,h, French, German and American, Of the d
HsH quality and I ls's ss si,I y FESssd'
rnSi,sh, Rrsasb and Am 'sean, Of sYsis vsiieg Q /
style, color sad quality
VESTINGS
White Marseiies, Matsis.se White London fisar
al Tinsei and Cofored Silks, Fancy and Fisin sis
Velvet, Fancy siik and Lnsn, itsliss sils Gssna.
Cashmere IN si oVE Eis's's
Black, Blue and Brown BrosisiosL uaion, Whi,ney
ana Pilot clothsa Fancy, Biue, Brown and Maioerfy
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed aad sstars Of the Ia
READY MADE
er.Costs, Over Saeks, Surtouts, Reenbs Jackets
sad Tslmas, Froek aud Drea Frock Goats 81 ali
Ssshmsre and Tsieneis Vests, Casnea, satineu,
Do ssiin P.u,., psn'u ana dasruscs FfocE., Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
hickory calico, whits Plsin liner corded sld PARIS
30, oyas fancy eoisrsd Shirts, with common and pol
ks Wristbands; string Deorsey, corded hysoni pol
Ia Collars Mex Ties Stocks, fancy and and plain
ora ysts Gloyes-whte, black aud coinrsd kid lin
| ed buck, cloth, Chesterfield, Ahsrdesa, Berlin,
Union and German and Fur Gauntetoi WOOL fneri
no knd cotton Nose; white sndfanoy linen and shs
ia; emo lambs sosl w6its and
| mixed msrtno and elk wrappers and Drawers
Wool Mitis, Scarf, Mafiers, Gents shGwls ane
shawl Pins, Umbrellas, Carpet sacks and all 2the
articles aaliy kept BY the trade, all Of which i
| respectfully subnttedto the examination Of Gus
| toners.
An early call viii secure choice selsctiohs
| EDWARD ALDEN
| second street, opposite LsCiaiEe Row, Davenport
lows lbstwean Main d Brady sePodu
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A CsAscE ron UkIos SAvhks.-0en'
n. Carver. st the ST Nicholas Hotel, N j.
y aaer. 10 BET sioo, 900 that il JoAs z.
r,Ysosr i elected President, that the
Un,op Y Ill not be Dissolved under he ss-
miuistra,ion Here IS { chance for the TEL
lows Who are pefsmhu!suns The country
.raSietias asseluiiau 81 tie Union IN
ease Of Buch2asn's deiest,
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PKosRIsg P4cKw4En.- kafus Choste
10 ls4s said Of he Democratic party
"Thst party Ly most extraordinary oE-
ersignt, thunder, a great deal more than
1t il q crime, bat q sTuFEEDoys cEiEE, an
enormous binhder, has leni Itself to the ex-
tension of Slavery IN our South Western
Territories
Ia 1856 Cboste Tepudiates the Declare
ton OF Independence, aid is going to vote
for The man who viii die centented and
leave the Government "to Breckenridge" II
he can annex Cuba, and for the party which
il extending Slavery into the Northwest by
tie bsyonet.
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Is NuT Subtitle following con
yersstion between Mr.. Brooks and Fill.
more man, ss reported by the Boston Atlas,
pillily gives tAe true issue al stake -
"After Mr.. Brooke, of The N y. Express,
had finished bitter Fillmore and snti-Fre-
mont speech al Orange, N J.. recently, q
leading FiilGofe man irom South Orange
wen, so 10 MIN and said, "Mr. Brook.
vshich marty do YOU consider The Americans
,,s fshtinp - Mr. Brooks replied that
thew we're fighting the Black Republicans
sand are they fighting them upon the .isse.
~ issus - Eyes" replied Brooks -
Then said the South orange man ma
determines my course am not prepares
To war with the nome ste nsion principles OF
the Republicans. Issda uox FOR Fremont. =
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Hon. Elijah Sells. who has jos, reinrasa
from . tour through The interior OF the
Slate, gives most encouraging accounts OF
the Repuhliaan csUss He thinhs mosi Of
he counties viii give largely increased
kspubhcan saaforities 10 November.
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-. ~. .KayfID1s

&c ptb hihfHHtHE store
'nhE sGDEGrDeF having opened ! store Iof The sails
II The above Eo0Js IA he .jGgs Iofmf Ty 0Gcupi-
90 bF 9if, Mitchell, Brady 81, mos KNOW ,ss The
esIsuG Book Emporium sihih ie dayt open
10 the public the choicest lot Ct goods ever offered
vest Of the Gig 81 New toIE. His stock OF goOds IL
selected from Tbs largest and Gssl IaaBGisctG
Ne YORK, and his own sIpsTle ia that liza
biss him 10 bay and sell bis goods iOs figure
Among ms stOeE OF goods wiil siEsyk be toaBd
fail assortment o: shk, AeriIO1 Wooden Hnd ottOn
shit. and DIaHer.s b.iFs AenEo, Wooden and 81.
lca HOSE and = Hose Linen Rnu Cotton 3hrlE Gel.
lars all styles sAd qEalItes5 Albert Prince hDeT,
ds JCiHyille, EesafUn, AsPolsCB and Richeiisne
Hes plain sno IGncy plain iancy sesIfs, siis
a1a Satin Seh-Adjusting Stoct 5aspsuders; SIX,
Wooisu, Far, bGek. Cloth, Ben and Md GloTss
spek Aiuens ,, FlaiE AID Fame LFATats, Robe. Dc
Chzmtfss, Boscms, plain and bcfisFed Linen Cam
bIie HsnkeTcbisfs by the DOZEN on SINGLE one; Pom
gee. China, Cord spTinsAelds Crash BtBdana and
turkey ked HaLdEercbiefs; also large assortment
Of LADIES' Misses and GBidIsa's Hosiery, which he
'lisndstC Eeop large sgpply Of Also choice lot
ot the Beer fEhFUMEhT5 aEd almost even thias
hst gentleman Bseds fsi his toilet, which Al be
s9ld allow pTieass
shlTts made ~ order lI Inc best name GDd var
isnled 70 II Orders lsEsl fC1 any Kind Of Eoods IN
hia hLs lbs pEoiic are invited 10 call and eyaLae
hn siseE, which will be SHOWN cnserfuily.
u. II. MARTIN.
ssE III Brady 81, door below 81.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-10
: rv,.T, c.srlso THEIR SHADOWS Be-.

= EvIKTs cAsglse THEIR SHADOWS BE-
Fosr. ,,--wm. b. Alexander, Esq, Of Bal.
tio,ore, who presided over the Nationsl
Council Of Know Nothines by whom Mr.
FILLMORE was nominated, on finding that the
entire South is gong for buchanan, has
taken ground Tor Fremont; she French Ev.
sns, Esq Of Virginia an -nnuentisi Amer
iesa and member OF the Naiionai Sous-
eli, has. in Like manner and Tor tbs SANE
reason. declared for Fremont