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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-27
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lIpayts ofthe United State boughtaHd sold.
0Ok SARGENT COOK,
Bankefs and Lad AfU9ee,
r2rs 1es 4s9esskdnka
Atlanta and TntoefH
NJ Esnais connnse 70 sSsits spd ~ est ne
-.SE or tho above Banks IA We EaVe 49,
sipss their eSganizstiofG after the ISlr tnWznn1 m
fbgther notice. lJAnl2l COOK Z oAR0EW
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YARAsoLS, A1fIyYClALS, AI1D0Ne, %:
a LARGE lot received this day And VIM bel soh
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i cash price for oid Brass and Copper.
June 81 df +. MERNiS,
Al Davenport Gas Once.
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IANhfG u. VI IhAhk DANOIt. ASsIS 70 - allcLLlON 10
tael, splendid Summer Stock oil Goods just arriving, all
New, Fresh and Cheap!
Although prepared TO Wholesale, this stock has been
purchased more particularly for our retail trade, for lam
Nv supplies. City and country folks will do well 10 give
us a cal, Ms we offer rare Inducements in Superior AID
sksies StSpis Greesrtes, PrsoisieRs, Frsits and Pre-
dxc<. We would invite tho heads of Families and our
Lady customers especially 10 an examination Of our very
choice Teas, Offices, Sugars, Spices, &c. Also to our
Fruits, Green, Dried and Preserved, Jellies and jams, APP
pies, Peaches, Piuras, Prunes, kaiains, Carrants, Citrons,
Oranges, Lemons, bananas, Figs, Dates, Nuts and Cam
dies, syrups, Molasses, Ac,&c, &c. Remember the Hawk
eye store. City orders delivered.
June ! JAeOB WEAVER, Jn., 4 CO.
~ OLDEN SYRUP-l0 Barrels OF the most superb
" or quality just recei we'd At the 'Hswkeye Store
by JACOB WEAVER, JR,@ co.
NT0cha COffee--Also Essence Of Cefse, Yeast
Iyl cakes; q new article warranted, made after The
old fashioned corn turnpikes, for sale at the "Hawk.
eye" June 10
NASDLEs-summeT pressed Tallow, Opal, slaT,
u Adsmantine, and Sperm Candles, equal to wax,
also transparent Soap, for sale Ut The "Hawkeye."
nuS-oliye, In bottles, also Lard, Sperm, and Ell
~ ephsnts Oils, suitable for Machinery or Lamps,
for sale al the "Hawkeye." June IS
nELlsHES-Pickles, Preserves, &c. Cucumber
In glass and wood, Onions and Horss-radish,
Ounce, Peaches, Plum, Pear and Blackberry Pre-.
serves, also ApTicots, Oranges and Cherries, Apple,
Currant, strawberry, Peach, Orange and Blsckber-
ny Jsilies, ketchups, Pepper Sauce, Cspers, Bay
KUN, Rose Water, all sorts of Extracts, aud Fresh
oysters, new and OF all size packages, and Sr sale
cheap at The hAWhEYE SMJkk.
TIE FRUiTs-Peaches, Damsons, Blackberries,
Rhubarb, Whorleberfies, Goose berries, and
Cherries, for sale at the SHAW
June ID dif
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chctoitt 0SSu.
/, MILLER.

l hereby certify, that for the last four weeks I have had
in operation one of Il. & J. NJ. Ciarks Patent FIGURING
Mills, have been running 1t on an average of from eight
70 twelve hours without stopping, and should do so forty
eight hours Ii required. slt gives every satisfaction that
one can ask. l think il is certain to supersede all the
old methods Of milling. i have been in the milling bust.
ness over fifteen years, and yet l can say truly that l have
never seen anything of the kind SO near perfection. l live
in salisbury, Chester County, Pa, two miles from Parkers-
burg, where I run it daily, and my customers will testify
10 the satisfaction Of their flour and bran. Ihave travelled
through nine of the Western States, and il supersedes
any thing l have ever seen.
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Der; sutsenpti ions received ii e2,5u per year AZ
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

cHtD csnRirD orr NJ 4 BER-One &c
those fearful incidents occurred near the
village Of Nesliaia, on Saturday last, which
90 50 far 10 create The thrilling interest ID
the written romance uf pioneers life. Just
before sunset. a child i've years nld, Wa
srixcd 10 the presence 81 its mother. BY y
foil graWn bear. aud ~ spite Of it, screams.
and the frantic efforts II is mother, was
borne Of into the ihekei. The alarm was
given, aud The men with guns and other
weapons ofdestructian commenced searching
the wouds. but up TO Tuesday noihing hfd
been found upon whirh 10 base conjecture
with reierenre 70 If fate. bears are quite
plenty in this nsighborhood. bur this j, the
first instance where human life has been
sacrificed BIS them. though they had frequent.
" carried or stock from the farmers, coming
up, A. in this case, 70 ih. door Of the house.
Mgniioiroc WAY TSiJnns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
From che National Intelligence.
WING SENTIMENT.

WI
We take from nur files. AID continue to-
day. the publication 81 letters and communi.
catiuns from Wing frirnd.. chiefly in the
South. upDn the issues which seem to them
involved in the approaching Presidential cleo
ton, aud the duties imposed By The exigrn-
cies Of the troubled times ~ which they are
called npun te act. Most 81 thrsc letters. we
may saw. are entitled ohigh respect from all
true Wings, as proceeding Iran dlstins uished
fellow -cauHirsmen and loyal members 81 the
Wing party; and since with such unanimity
they express a preference i,r the distinguish.
ed statesman who has but recently received
the nomination q tie Wing National Ton.
,entinn, thew can hardly fail To add a new
sanction 10 that nomination, as serving 10 in.
dictate that The members IL the Baltimore
Convention did but faithfully represent the
general Wing sentiment 81 The country IN the
selection they made amuns the candidates
alrerdy belnre the public.
Having ourselves dccl,lctl that the recon-
mendaiions ii that convention are entitled to
respect aud approval lrnm 81 uncpmmitted
Wings shn deem II INCONSISTENT with their
conceptions nf public duty TO renain wholly
indifferent IN time I'll admitted difficulty
and embarrassment, bni for that very reason
demanding mnIe than ever the inter, cniIon
u all conservative md patriiic citizens, we
take the greater pleasure III submitting these
communications 10 the pcrusal ard the argu.
ments they contain TO the deliberate conf.
derstinn 81 our readers. il the hope that they
NAV tend 70 combine the Wing rn'e ~ The
country upon the eminct citiz u Win seems
IT, b. tie unaaDbieL tliuice II a minority nf
the unplpdged Wings II the Uuion. And d
that c.niidaie We may say, w,thont any re-
Election upon the claims Of annlher candidate,
or upon the course Il those ESTEEMED Wings
WIN may consider themselves ALREADY enm
mittrd by consistency Or sense 1t present
duty u the support ~ such candidate. that
his noiniraiion spptars to u deserving u &C.
ceptance aud adj Ssinn. not oniy a. the for.
nal nominee u tie Wing party. bur alsu for
the civil capacity aud high administrative
ability &c ahirh H. has already given practi.
cal issuance 10 Tie Wtnle cnuatfy aud Ne
NAV add. that lie would indeed prove strange
In fecreant ~ the lgtnre 60 l,i- Mell-rafnrd
fame 10 the past ii. The event of his elevation
to the Chipf Msgisfrary II tie Union. be
should by his conduct or hi. policy allorl TO
tie conservative Wings shO aided ii his
election ans substantial cause IL tcgrc their
preference 81 him over any other competition
Tor tile Presidency.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Last week, as a young man attempted 10
cross over 10 Sullissn's Island, Charleslon.
alone, IN a small ssll-boai, he was struck by
a squat. near Fur Snmpirr and the beat cap
sized. The gentleman. however, succeeded in
cnging 10 the bottom " The bnat until assistance
was srol from vessel u, quarantine. and he
was taken off 10 qni,e m exhausted condition.
]. Is .sid thai the peril and men'al anxiety os
The gentleman were 20 great. smind The plung-
ing u lie waves ard ihesnappng Of The sharks.
thai his hair. whirh al hour before was brsu-
ulnl auburn, nynrd almost shne. snd I've IS
nov as gray Is badgrr-nol from age, bu,
Gighl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

IournSa roa FILLaOag.--i'he New o.
leans crc6le of the 9th instant ssys: Il can.
moi be disguised that HE battle ~ Gar as The
cit, IL New Orleans u concerned. u Dos &C.
tually won. The young men WIN have never
rast 4 vote Tor President are mast enthusias.
tic lor Fillmore. Finding themselves the de-.
posilorics 81 power. for The exercise Of which
they are responsible, they are determined.
a. FAR a. lies IN their power, 10 use il Tor The
preservation 81 their country. which they find
IN the greatest jeopardy. The rally 90 sa.
turdsy Of this gallant hand, just arriving on
the stage If action. was calculated 10 elccr
The hearts and strengthen the hdpes Of ibe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

A Grand Procession of all Premium AMI
mails win take place on Thursday, lBme,lr-
aiely after reading the decision Of the Awar-
ding Committees.
: The trial Of speed for trottng horses will
take place on the afternoon Of Thursday and
Friday the 9th and 18th.
Carriage and Single Harness Horses will
be exhibited on the track during the day on
Wednesday. Also. q trial Of Saddle Horses
will take place on the same day, when the
Judges will make their examinations and
award the premiums.
The Flowing Match will take place on the
grounds on Wednesday, the 18th, at o'clock
p. NJ.
The Annual Address will be delivered on
the grounds ION Thursday, the 10Th, at |
o'clock A. Nj.
The award of premiums will be read and
premiums paid Immediately after lie address.
Judges appointed to award premiums are
particularly requested 10 report themselves
at the business office in Reception Hall at
or before IL o'clock, NJ, on Tuesday the
18th.
An efficient Police will be in attendance Tor
the preservation Of order and Of property.
The annual contribution Of members has
been reduced to tvo dollars, which enttleseach
member to a badge, admitting the ladies' Of
his family and all children under ls years OF
age, during the Fair.
Clereymen and Editors are invited to at
tend. and are requested toreport themselves
at the business office in Reception, Hall where
thew will be furnished With complimentary
tickets.
Agricultural discussions will be held every
evening during the Fair Il; the Commons Hall.
and all interested in agricul tura and Mocha,
meal improvement are requested toatiend.
Exhibitors are earnestly requested to have
their articles on the Fair grounds BY 5 o'clock
on Monday, the 18th 81 October. Those com
plying with this request will secure the adj
vantage Of The best location and arrangement
OF their articles.
tt 0MaS RCFFlN,
Chairman Err. Committee.
ISo {. PAHrnIDsE, Seereiaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

MIaaukir. sept. %.
The steamer Niagara was burni on Lake
Michigan On "Wednesday evening, near Fort
Washington. by which one hundred lives are
supposed 20 be lnsf. among whom are Arrived
IL BE- the Hon. John y. uat. IL Wisconsin :
The Captain aud crew we're saved. MANY
passengers we're picked up hy vessels. The
names Il several ~ the saved aud lost are
gwen, but none u them are from the South.
MANY bodies have been recovered. Several
women. unknown, are amnng them. oHr u
whom hid q ring marked u u. &. The
Niagara al on baaid very heavy freight al
Of aHeh was Lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

PREcrPr vs.. PRAcricE.--The Columbus
Gal Enquirer, gives ! conversation which
occurred between citizen Of Georgia and an
Alabamian. The point se would call atten-
ton 10. Is the important Tact. that the men
who are now pleading 10 earnestly fnr the
Wings aud Americans IL unite with them 70
elect Buchanan, 10 sarf NE Union, were, but
a lew years ago. striving with might aud main
10 destroy il. " these men have 80 sudd,nly
changed. and become 20 anxious now for the
pcrpetuiiy rf tile Union. why do not they
propose to unite on FILLMORE ? NJ body
doubts. that with him in the Presidential
Chair. tie Union Would be safe. Aud FUR
iher; il j, now pretty certain the South. bv
united vote, can rlrei Fillmore, while The
same course will not elect buchanan. Bat
10 The dialogue:
IN answer 10 an inquiry a. to The state of
politics 10 his section. the Alabamian said
that his neighbors we're "much divided aud
did mol know what 70 dU'--ihat they ali
iearciI that Fremont would be elected. and Il
-, the Uniun would be dissolted-and that,
10 ayeti such calamity. some wanted The
South to unite o. Buchanan, aud spme On
Mr.. Fillmore, and man, did not know what
IL d..
Citihen--Are there any men ~ your neigh.
borhond WIN wanted 10 dissolve The Union
four or Eve years agaf
Alabaman-O yes. plenty Of them.
CItizen--Ate they Tie men who want Tie
people 70 unite ~ Buchanan now in order TO
save the Unioni
Alabamisn--ycs the very same.
! he ALBANIAN then . pronounced" IN "a.
yor 81 FILLMORE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

FILLMoRR CANINE GROUND AT THE NORTH,
Gen. Zollicuifer has writer a letter to the
jackson (Tenn Madisonan. in which he
says: 81 have somewhat modified my i'm 7
pressons, with the rolling tide Of events. 1
nov much doubt whether Mr.. Bucl,anan can
carry his own State. and believe Tin The
North Massachusetts has been added 10 New
York, New Jersey aud California. and will
vote for Fillmore and Donelson. do not
doubt, that were MIR. Fillmore not in The con-
test, Fremont would carry every Northern
State"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Win. T. Coleman, Esq, President Of The San Pran-
cisco Vigilance Committee, temporarily in the city
Of New YORK. was arrested and brought before the su-
prrms Court upon complaint 81 James r. Maoney. late
Of California who states in his all lasit ,hii whc per-
forming his duty in guarding the State Of Cali.
forna agiinstthe Vigilance Committee he was seized.
hindeufd and finally expelled the State By that law.
less organization, 10 his great personal and pecuniay
damage NJ. Coleman was held 10 bail IN tue sum u
$4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

FnRE ScuooL TmuMrH.--1he people Of JEFF
ferson county. Va, have had in operation SINCE
The year i8iss 81 em Of free schools. at whlrh
every child in lie county can he educated ior
small amount. The opponents Of lie sys-
lem have been active FOR years egel vote Of
the people on The quesiionof abullshingil. The
vote was taken an The 9th Instant in the eight
tIec ION districts Of the cnunty. and resulted:
For The system 975. against II 2Os-majmi'y
for continuance rs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

QuEny.--In case The Presidential slrelinn
goes 10 he House aud he delegation IRON any
particular State ]. equally disided. What rout.s
will he pursued IN tDiiHgi
.Aasrer--rhe vote of that State would
rouni one against a rhoire, but none for any
candidate. u wss - with lie votes of two
Slaiss-Vemoni and MARYLAND. We belieye--
in The Struggle between Jefferson and Bur- IN
1904. Bui inr Ibis jefferson would hsse hesn
hosea II oace. ,si. ii,Egencts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
orange Agricultural society.

At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of Orange
County Agricultural Society Saturday last, il was
ordered that the same premiums be offered this year
were offered for the 1855; and the following COM
mittees were appointed to act as Judges;
or CroDs.-c. Jones, SEN, chairman: c. G. Tinnin,
John U. kirkland, DR.. Richard Blacknall, William
Nelson.
S1ck-Horses. jacks and Muks.--Iohn Les,hers.
chairman; John Lockhart, DR.. Pride Jones, Josiah
Turner, j., William W. Guess.
Cofis, Sciae and Sksep.--Josah Turner, chair
man; George c. Ray, Edward Maile,t, Allen Brown,
John y. CLARK, James 5. feathers.
Agricultural Implements Parker, chair
man; James P. Clark, Rev. a. Curie, WIN. J. Bing-
ham, I.emuel Wilkerson.
Saddkvy Taiiag and SLoeaak'ny.-W William II.
Brown, chairman John F. Lyon. Alex. Dickson.
Thiclss and Cabina Work.-,Rev. Thomas Lynch,
chairman; John wilkerson, Alexander Anderson. Ro-
bert r. Webb, Nelson p. Hall.
Household Mana lefures--Rev A. Currie, charaan;
Thomas d. Oldham, Thomas Wilson, d. c. Parrish,
Mrs Alexander Dickson Mrs. John y. Clark, Mrs. Ma
ihaniel Balm, Mrs. Samuel Holeman.
Fruit and Fruit Trets-Rev John A. McMsnnen,
chairman; Bryant slrayhon, William Duskins, James
y. Craig.
Miscellaneous. Z. Kirkland, chairman Tho
mss D. Hill, Daniel D. Phillips, Thomas II. Hughes,
David Han.
Experiments and EssGys.-Hon. William A. Gra-
ham, Rev. Elisha Mitchell, Thomas D. HILL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Look 0ur.-The Petersburg South Side
Democrat, states that some of the bills ofSle
Bank IL Wilmington. which were lost On the
Seaboard Rail Road last winter, have made
their appearance in that place. With for ged
signatures. The public are eauliOnedS against
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

FREMosTIsM DyiNG Our IN NEW YoRK.--
The Rochester Free Press, Fremont organ
that came into existence when the Fremont
fire was at its highest. has been abandoned.
This is the third Fremont paper in the State
of New York that has gone down within the
last ten days. These are signs that truly in
dictate the popular drift in that State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Don vinecnte Hernandez de Ay,Ii. pre-.
tended Minister pltnipnieniiar, aud Envoy.
Estraor,l,nar, from the Repablic. ~ yrne.
zueIa aud Granada. &c.. la, been arrested
at Mobile charged With lolgrry aud swind.
ling. Alter hi. arrest he made an attempt 10
swallow urged drali. 10 HE amount 81 six
thousand dollars, but was prevented.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

SAFE BETTING new Style Of beth been
introduced into the canvass Agsntleman pro-
poses 10 lady 81 different politics from his
own TO bet kris that his candidate would
win, ON these terms; :. II Fillmore Is che
sen. YOU are TO kiss me il Buchanan. am
10 Kiss yuu."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

FAsr -'rRavrrINo.--Ii is stated that the
train IN the Great Northern Railway ON
which the Queen 81 England was passenger
on her journey to Scotland was driven At the
rate Of seventy miles an hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

most Jcspondng. The young men Of the ma
tion Will carry the country for Fillmore. Let
the young men IL the parishes follow the ex-
ample of the young men of New Orleans.
We, OF New Orleans, will roll up sueb a
majority for our candidate as has never been
Witnessed in any Presidential canvass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
chatham superior court.-Al die lac I

Pail Term d Tbs Court. Judge Person presiding. four
men, M'Cshby. Doolsy, Cieeson. md Donoho. Irish.
nsn, sefs is5 Bnjer IN Indictment 10 he murder n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
The North CarlIna Common schoOI

JournaI.--Wc have received from ibe editor. The
Rev. G. u. Wiley, Superintendent of Common schools
fof Moth Carolina, The fti namlct Of The Common
school Journal Il contain, % pages u reading mat
ter spd ab5u, tho same nunher II pages containing
advertisement. d publishers, The proceeds q which pay
expense fpBbiiration. u j. Published quarterly. and
will be srnt 70 al the Officers II Tie Common school
system iree Of charge. To subscriber. ibe prize vii
h. 50 cent. year Address G. u. Wiley, Raleigh or
Greensbofsugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

We learn from The salisbury paper, iha, Mf CIR.
heii Ebgnsf and Superintendent, d The n. Csroiina
Railroad bas resigned iha, position, and accepted The
spp0nimsn, II thief Bognest Of the PsBsseois and
Georgia Railroad induced 10 DO 80 BY : greatly ID.
cfssssd ;slsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01

Wecopy the following from the New Ork Express.
II conveys rcbuke deserved, perhaps, asmuc BY the
Hoispurs Of the South the fanatics of the North
THINKING ONLY OF NIGGERs.
very good fellnw.-lI 7. Johnson. Of
Ga LIN speech IN Baltimore lately, said:
+" Now my Fillmore friends. il the slavery
question was not the great question, and in
fact the only questions f the canvass il there
we're other issues that come IN as principles.
aud the slavery question was collateral and
secondary in importance, then could under
stand why, as Old Line Wings, you could
vote FOR Fillmore"
That's the very disease Greeley. Gi,l,lings,
and Gerrtt Smith have got--the Niger.
mania That's the very idea,--of 25. 900 900
Of niggers, IL this -ounlry, and only 5000,
600 II whites
Tie price ol niggcrs"--or the place Tor
+" nIsgers" to go To. is not the issue. We need
10 install party 10 power that reads in the
census $4,000. 900 Of whites aud only 5000,
900 of niggers We need peace from nisgers,
emancipation from the niger issues, and at
tentnn to VII Re men. aud white men issues.
Come, Mr. Johnson, join u Fillmore men, -
just such party as Is wanted to save both
ends OF the country from the niggcrs."