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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Dissolution.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY heretofore existing between
l Jom y Miller and Stephen Ztisler y this day
as..oJvA by mutual consent Az persons indeb Ell
IL saiA irm will pay the TO John Miller, who
Is duly sctho1zca u COLLECT the same.
JOHN , MDLu.ER
sugis9Rs STEPHEN xElS'-xA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
CO.I0l'fslershiD.

III AIGHT h SEARS hay" this .iav connected viii
j HIM in business BENZ KFCKET and III. In,
in'ss VIII hereafter be carri' d Oh under the Arm d
Haicht. Sears h ckft
Davenport, Iowa Aug 25th 1S5S-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

nDfRAUD.-Ve Eorh call at,-ntiyn cf the
~ public against = fraud daily practtce-i n,sp
the unsusp.ctng in che asiicl If DIR. J. HoSTFT-
TER's celebrated Stomach Bitters. Stree these
BitESs have 6ecss,e poSssAaS sAhee> hxring bevo
making preoaraliops e. inaiaal3 H. and In s,- vasse
have purchase 4 ~ hotties and rv-ded them We
would advise all persons to buy II hut Respects.
bic dalcre; the genuine all covered with netal-
lie cap, ane the name ON it.
Hor ssle BY Rsskley, Thmp~"n 4 c.. Agcnts,
Soey u 09cunl and NvSy 0lTcsts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
CawGaLA'rsNG LIBRARY

And News D,.lw,t Opposite the LsCliir' House. Nv
York, Chicago, Anh Cincinnati Dailir> received ~
rytias s. II STARR
please Read our nd >criisesMrMas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Al CTlQB SALES.

Twin-City Beck Store
AND NE W DEPOT
and stree, opposite Ls Claire ! ,m.e.
DANENPDkf, IOWA.
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines /! Newspapers :! &C.,
ZIONIST unity on hand sn'i daily receiving add
Nts,s sscr s,o good assortment nearly al kinds
OF
Books, Stationery,
Maps, Iithegraphs,
Irc,ates, Visiting Cards,
Por, Nonss Gold and s.ei pms,
&c; together with graz variety Of articles usually
Publishers Ac'nt-spr sale ~ ali the Popular New
B-ks. Maeazincs AID Ncwsparrs. Subscriptions
far H. same "
Nv York, R,-toa Cincinnati aud Chicago Dalies
received every evening =. u. sfAkk.
yVfsrs! .Vitrs!!
We receive regularly tia io.ivs -ns Magazines aud
Ne -sr,i"rs.
Hafrr, Gpity,
Graham, Sntnam,
Ptersnn. Mackwo-d,
Knicke,b"eker, Ball"u.
Hons hold W ris, wsseriy M1srxinr inventor. Yam.
Il Fashions, Coin Charles. aa.Cay Guides, b Mon
thrs
NV York Herald, Daily and weekly,
q" 4" Tribune,
4" Times,
/" " Mi wrekley Tribune,
" % Campaign, .
BOSTON Daily Ira, elcr.
Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
i" Commercial
Chicago Triosnc,
Times,
D'mocrartlc Press.
81 L>ui, Tri-Wc.kiy Missouri u pubiic an
Cincinnati W"ckly c,mm,tcsl,
- Times,
Ballou's Pictorial,
W.v"rly Magazine,
Flag of "ir Union,
Trur rag,
Unoc sam. American Union,
t.slics PICTORIAL, Pliot Of iku~toD
Scientific American,
I.ifc illustrated,
picayunr,
Rr"ther Johnahan. Clipper Police Ga7ctt" Spirit ~
the Times. Hon" Journal, L,l2"r. SUNDAY Dispatch.
spiritual Telegraph. Irish American. Citizen
and ThonI>,n' Rank Note Reporter
N.w York.
BcU's Lii" (sp"rtiuc) Illustrated London News, Lon
don Punch and weekly Times, London, for sale at
our counter, or subscriptions received
rnu'2I-3mo s II. srARR.
2nd 81 op IL Clare House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

Fn.ysrs P.BLAIR, .JR.-Ts 10 stated
that +. +. Blair, jr, recently elected a
member of Congress fss1 the St-Lsuis
district and whose election has Been
claimed m a republican victory, il
about to take the stump for Buchanan,
sass the Albany Argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
4 RARE CllANCE.

INoR SALEOR LEASE, Uot"i; frrni. bed and Do
Il ing aRss business, in grpwing and uour,, ing
town on the Mississippi Missouri Railroad. Nv
miles from Davt nI.nIt. large portion ~ thu pur-
chase m ney can remain on n"rirHg" for tern, ~
years IL desire. For fuitisr particulars eaqmirr al
this .lfice.
Davenport, aug 2iiim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
new
FLoUR STORE,

vTNlbE undersigned furnishing n t)se CIV,
L cry PopmIace,"a No. article ~ vlOUR ~,
In barrels and sacks, and n ~ Low ssicss q any
the city. ~
Our Nh. Flour Warranted.
yionr purchased Of Us VII be Deiie.r,d A..
GA6r0e 70 any place Slis.in the city lh,its.
ocf'I ar ylrJl.. ALLEN ca.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
For Sale or Lease.

vTNwENTY-THRKE eligible Building Lots, situated
i On Harrison Third Rlpl and BOnd-aoe streets.
will be sold or leased reasonable .erms: for Bar.
sicular. enquire u CORnlk = Dow ~
lseSdtf JAMES NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

A L. sirds Of choic- 01gAr0 ssdusn kint
1lNR cur TOBACCO,
FxPES FANCY OOORS TO-, TO-, -
Ssere IN south sasr Of ~ srsss, ~. 4Sta , nrsda
1svtDvSEt Avs is,h 'tsdiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
DENTISTRY.
E.l.NDE.F FLOUR + FEED
&2HDRE.

TIVE subscribers having made arrang mcnts To b.
permanently supplied with Fl.ur and Feed tax.
m''h'd Of informing the cit sens of Davenport
~ h. has Up u store for this purp4,se on corner
q2nd and Harrison SITS. Liberal DEDUCTION made
,vD.krrs ard tiose whV bry 10 sell again.
ush1 Sdt0ct J. HyCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

nDDR. r II. CAvANAUGH We would cali
~ attention to the card 81 this Y utl.snan in
another column, on which m.rits tn. atten.j,s
Of the afnicted The DR.. is old and thoroughly
educated physician, aud has dcvo his life to the
special diseass ~ Advertisers t. treat IT, brings
letters Of high recommended n. N tho izrns If
jacksonville, his late home Chicago journal Nay
lS<k, 1886,
For sale in this city by c. r. WEIR, iyi4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Sheet Music,

- Ark. ] Ii ar Auy'l Sing = a s"ry nue
song o,inps i hv J FIrre,llray
Nv what hal sing ,pn, )" . h.altifnl balla,.
sun" b, Mis- Iaai Pynr.
'Fahri' II" - LIVED, >oi,.' eng LvaCh 'sfiS I"
Now Husbands don't Coi plan - >tl: L. +
Raschr.
"NaIrimonS Poka." srn: y it'Nll",,
"AnNthiug al All. M = of ,ouuI,r air. ar
rai'.: y Nit s u kHis"'iv
Mud Ia At vanity uf Other picc.s III &c yrh
from IA Irt.ish".s iy
stIi -,ff 8 n >Sp,Ir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
NOTICE.

Gun Powder! Gun Powder!
VINHE undersigned h ing agents for L. u, Smith
i < Boi $ G1n wd and having Ia Magazin-
ar tn city will have rDnst an,ly IN hand, aud u
al lowest Iric', all g;ad soi Powder
EVANS, CHEW T. co.
& Prey and Second streets.
pil-d-lGazett. rop,)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Business Directory.
Rankin. r Exchange.

MACKI.6rT i GUkBfN Cor. S,oud and Brady
NUKOLI.S CAMPBELL 4 MAN
COON h SARGENT. col Maui rs c''nn
Mc';REt;oR, LAWES X Bi.AkEMO ORE. Nam 81
CHUBB, BRO. BARROW CO., Cor. Main ID 81.
Land Agents.
VIM. ALLEN. ....... ..P y. Building. Brady 81
NICHOLS, lSBElI 4 co. MAN 81
ALLEN h DOOL.AN........Orr's buiaIhg Brady y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

,ELAH: A C",hcti"n ~ Psalm ami Hymn TuEe-.
Eoihtroits. Anthems, Mt IT,, Chorns,s Ac. adayt-
ID IN tn" ns" ~ Clssss Private CircI aud Wcvsbip
pa; spbfs ny TIL mas Hastings. M pays
Price psi H. xn ~, inElr .pi"s mailed. p,st-paf
for "Nam'Ha'nn ." sdir =, receipt 81 10 "a.
Many Jew and choice tu'cs before pub
shtd spI'aT IN this work, aud II l. aekuowisdg"d u
b. III h ~ = u cipn ~ mu-ic ever prepared Ly this
entIp'I authr,
Ais-The Sabbath Bell, BY Geo q Root. Per dos
eS' single cupies 10 cts.
augStf u COOKE A co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Washington. Sent. I.

Orders have been Issued from the Ord.
nance Department, for the res, npiisn Of
work in the aruAoriss and arscnals, where
il lad heen suspended.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
FREMoyT'S CHANCES.

In order to Be elected President, Mr.. Ere
mont must CARY every free State, except
Pennsylvania, and then he will obtain bat
lust the requisite nunbsI-lj9. Here is
the list
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Valuable Property for sale in East
Davenport,

! r. GOOD Rniidn 2 i'.is, a'-"a 'wo story Fam"
! - Ii.n>", and two lot "yrr',-akin. TN Mis,I>-
si'ih rit'r Apply 10 Samuel Guy, III Fast ply.rl-
p'ri. or :" JOHN A Guy ia, jordan l., p,v.u-
port. au.2s-,,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

HaTtfoVd, SeIN. ].
The large brass Rolling mill Of Seth Thorn
- l. Co, in Plymouth, Hollow, Connecti-
cut, wss burned down early this morning.
The building was Of brick, ard supposed 10
he FIRE ptoof. Loss SlO0ytN4 No Iasu-
raa<e.
Bo ron. Sept. I.
Gen. Pomeroy, of Kansas Territory, and
who was r.ps rted to hive been killed IN .
recent .frsy in that Terri,osy, is at pres
ent III Boston.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03

- The hack pspublican pssse
generally rejoics over tie net that war
has been recommended IN Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
FELLOW DEvER-KEWS PnOM o..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tu1
PRESIDENT.

DOMlNGO-AOVRM Tu1
PRESIDENT.
New York, Srps. 7.
There wee no new esses Of fever re.
post'd al Fost Hamilt0a yesterday, and II
!. remarked that searly al u iheeases he'd
been Of mild type, and readily yielded to
medic ne. Capt Baker, Of the steamer
Fash on, states that only three deaths have
occurred am"ng the crew Of his vessel, Ut
the no. pisi, on Governors Island. There
are seven cases Of fever under successful
treatment. No new cases reported since
Friday.
Adv &c. from 81. Domingo, August Tn.
state that the spanish Consul, Gen. Scovia.
is tss,n. active measures 10 control the &C
'ion OF the Dominican government in its
felat .ons with the Uiii.d States, and that
i, is sami b.. has sncceeAsd in inducing the
Ministep Of Foreign Affairs 10 recall for
corr. ci'on the recent treaty negotiated with
the United Nairs.
A d,srs'ch from Washington states THAT
thu Pre-. ident " ou'd ~hortly make sisil TO
his friends in New Asms,sAa~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
S7orl..Gp,I.,sC Ms,,,,C,>r.

bR PRINCE. ~ II, L., coi- mlitd 1T +, ~. zen,
s'rN, 80 Nr.i'' b ~ II Fourth an! iifth III
'til, e. IN - o'cl.ck Ia ~ NJ and r., m = I,
up NJ Rr,iI ne. northeast c-jrr.- l. .'y ~.
Fnt'rnih streets. au..g-tiN WON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-03
Johnston's Extra r.-ilv rl.rs

1ay tbVW1
viz sac ~ the subscriber 81 the csw,s,sp Nil
a' ana Sred S,cs~, oosner ~ 2ad Harriet
yrre 2i-tf .sacr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
LIST OF LETTERS
F~AHshsd srsa.sively m the NHw yoRK HEAD, By Act
Of 0sosrsss-< poS~ hasre tie I0'yes circulation Or any
pepw ~ a. Unaed Srates.
LADIES, LET.

Allen Mrs AMMAN Mn Cath
Allen MissJ uliettaM Appleton Mrs N +
Allen Miss Root u Atkins Mrs, Eliza
Allerton hissMAryE beth II
Am0s Mary o Atkins Mics Jane
Andrew Mrs EhL'th Anpioll Miss VIC
Andrew Miss Hart torene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

WEST CHAINS, MANUFACTURED FROM oOMPo6
ton and gold. These chAss warranted not 70 chang
color and will Tie solid gold. They are war
rsnted repreeontsd NE money returned rrsss S2 %
70 S6 ManufasturS1 only L. j. JACOBS. nAnun0-
turing jewellers lO7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

VVATCH MATERTAIs AID GOLD PBNs.-wATCH-r
makers and jewellers buying jobbns naterals tools sr
gold pens, win do by calling At Armstrong Wev's 500
Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. Tho advertiser the manufactures
Of the above, and under small exspe90es and can sell fr
eTROEG willy, 800 Fulton avsnns near Cumherlssd
street, broeklyn, Nc ot bumlhBnsm, A0Ano. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

( ALIFoRNA DIAMoFDs n9UAL IN BRHLIAEGx !
and appearance 70 the rea-0entomens pins, - 10 4Se
rings q to 3D. sarrinxs . y sss ladiss' Pima 3 70 -
studs, sleeve buttons IL Any Of ths shove ARTICLES sent
man to any part Of he United States L. J. JACOBS
manufacturing jewellers, 407 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09
III ST ~ T fRA1D FRIDAY Wy o. 1856 "a N

Esage Eliza Nsvconb Mrs Mics Ars Geo
kealy Mary Newell nrsLouisah Nicholson Mrs
Nss0n Anna Nswlh k Miss N0c0a Mrs. ALICE
Nelson nrs Maria Newman brs A P Noon Miss Kate
NesOnMrsA Margaret New ON he.ea Nolan Margaret
HcsonMss Gu anna Sewyne Madam NoNlsn hanna
q
OsenM o. Brien MissBriset o. Hsra Mrs 1
Orr Mrs. Amelia O'Brien Miss Mary o' ksene mrs J Hs
Osborn Mis- Clara OConnorElLabethAO, se Mrs, Greene
Owen Mrs Rita O'O0nDor Aiss Mar " Veil Alice
Owens MIS- Jane garot O'NoAle May
o. BrienNrs Grnwh OD0nnon MssMaryO' Reilly Miss Jane
PamsrNss Ger Pearley Mrs Mary Phillips Mrs Elifa,
rude \ ercyNMsMArRaret Attorney st
Palmer Miss Kate PcndergastAiss Phnnps Hrs Eliza.
Plsnt MrsNary Ann Pennel MssAAry Frantfot q
Parker Miss Perkins Nls AdehA Pnillips Mrs Lucy
PArah Mssc Aroline Perrin Mrs A PnnceHrs Margaret
PstONsa Rnche PetigreV Mad Julia Phtppen Miss u q
PrattNn g. Chrysie Petit Miss Hannah Phippsns Geo
Pratt kn Ann Peryhr Frederick Pierre Miss Helena
Patrick Mrp Louisa PrceMiss MariaPotus CecelA
pntternou Nrs Price Mrs Sophia Porter nss Nancy
Pearocf HarsaYs Prichard kllzsbeh Power Miss Cath
Peabody Niss Pick Mis- =, Easox Plumar Min saran
Pearl Miss AuRus,a Plunkctt Agnes A
@
Qualey Honora Quinn Miss Eliza Quinn Esiner
Quinn Mrs Ann Quinn nissEtzAoeth Quinlan margaret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

III J. q. JAFFRAY 4 Bonn
have removed nom Is Broadway b
= 81 Barclay street and Sc Park place,
Corner Of College place,
Where they have now exhibition
A large and choice assortment Of
1mbrotderies laces,
White goods. hogsry and Rk hAndkerohIoA
ID ELIABLE PLATED GOODS
III Are being daily received
Attic great emporium
The wants Of housekeepera
ROBERT DAVIS,
GA and SAG Broadway,
North east corner ef Bleeekcr Hyest
Catalogues ready.
NNOWLE CO.'S FAILURR.
i No. 2Sl Grand street.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE ND,sPENsADax.
Table danasks
DrapereA
Hosie1y and sioveag
An at from 80 TO 40 per ceat below OF stAaon.
@. B. WILLIAMS
Oolumhian Han, 81 Grad gre0S-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

VAsHIoNs.-THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PRlzH
REST 36 Broadway Informs the public that bar hnOh soe
TX Canal street, opposite Greene, contains the eegaak
ntendence OF Madame G0OdAls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-09

~
IL LEADBEATER AND co.'s STAND,
No. 347 Broadway.
@. B. WILLIAMS 4 COMPANY
WIN reopen these desirable Monday, May &
with entirely Stock which having bean purchased f
cash,
UNDER ALL THE PREVAILING ADVANTAGE
They win offer Inducements not always TO be met with
New stiks
New shAws
New shallies.
New bareeea.
Also, Gloves Embroderies. DO, TO-, &c.
n Blades rely always finding At this Store tho
best Of goods u the lowest possible prices -
g. b. WILLIAMS COMPANY,
Ne, N Broadway.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
KANSAS NEWS.

Governor REEDER IS now in the North,
drumming up recruits. Intense excitement
prevails in Kansas. Military bands OF both
parties have been organized in different To-
cailics. No regular sci battle has "a vet
occurred. Tho Abolitionists have adopted
kind of Guerrilla warfare. They sneak
about in small parties, committing murder
where an opportunity offers without endan-
gering their own lives. The Free State
men have sent agents to the North to raise
men and money. WARREN D. WILKES, of
Anderson, has returned South for the same
purpose.
At recent Kansas meeting in Chicago,
$4,000 was raised to equip men for Kan
sas Meetings are being held in various
Northern cities with like results. The Leg
islature of Massachusetts has placed S2O,-
600 at the disposal Of the Governor, to aid
the Free State party in Kansas. This is
the first State movement in aid of Kansas
1t is manifestly true, that anarchy and
civil war RACES in Kansas, to which the
North and South are committed parties.
1t is true that South Carolina has sent her
ratio Of gallant spirits to do battle for our
cause-yet we may hope that she will do
more
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
NEGRO PHILANTHROPY.

The Charleston Standard states the fact,
that some years since, by decision of the
Court OF Chancery in Charleston, two leg
atccs, both residents of FREQ State, be-
came entitled to n large estate, consisting
OF negroes, which Of course they could not
hold in Free State. They proceeded to
sell the negroes. Among them was ser
want who had a wife and seven children {:
the whole family of slaves were put up to-
gethcr for sale. Ono of the legatees OBJ
Jected to the sale in sucl, manner, supposing
they would bring more if sold separately.
This wish WAS obeyed. The Sad legatee
bought the husband and refused to sell him
to the purchaser of his wife, except at con.
siderable profit.
1t so happens that the aforesaid purclas-
er OF this negro man, was no other than
ADNER SUMNER, brother of CHARLES SUM-
NER, celebrated only for his negro phiIan-
thropy, and notorious from his difficulty
with Hon. p. S. Brooks.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
MIL Way, S. c., June 0, 1856.

EI- The editor of the Washington ID.
C9 Spectator designs to publish, about Au-
gust next, a list of all the periodicals from
monthIics to dailics, in the United States
embracing California and the Territories
with terms and general character, SO far as
he can ascertain them.
To aid in making up his list and in car
rying out his further plan, he invites all
publishers to send him three copies of
their publications, first issued after the
fourth Of July, Tor such as shall contain
fullest accounts of the occurrences Of that
day. These he proposes to bind-one set
to be filed in the Congressional Library
-one in the Library of the Smithsonian
Institute-the other for his own sanctum.
He also requests this notice may be in
serted one or more times, in the editorial
columns of bis contemporaries. The pub
fishers who give it place and send him a
copy Of their papers containing it, will be
furnished with copy of the list when pub
lshed.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
SAVANNAH VALLEY RAIL ROAD.

Notice Of meeting of the Stockholders
is given i'll another column. The fate Of
this Road has for some time been suspcn-
ded between hope and doubt. The pro-
posed meeting will, no doubt, develop facts
which will enable the public to determine
whether the Road will he built or not. It's
fate now hangs upon the action OF Augusta.
We still hope that all cause of difficulty
may DO removed, and that tho enterprise
may be successfully carried through.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
GUANO.

A Guano Convention has been recently
held in Washington City-the Object Of
which was to devise plan by which this
valuable fertilizer could be furnished at
cheaper rates to the agriculturists Of this
country. 1t is the common opinion that
the Peruvian Government, as the proprie-
tor Of the Guano depositcs, is disposed to
extort too much from the farmer. BE this
as it may, if these Guano depositcs are the
property of Peru, we can have no right to
interfere and dictate the terms upon which
she shall dispose Of it.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19

1he Quebec Line of tSicumships.-The
steamer Indian, which arrived at QucLrc
on Monday night with four days later Eu-
rop"an news, is one of the new line Of
screw steamers that have commenced ,uu
n"% between the ports Of Liverpool, Que.
bee and Montreal. These steamers are Of
medium size, well built, with models calcu-
lated to obtain high rate Of speed The
Indian made the passage in "a little over
twelve days. and the friends of the line as
s"rt that these steamers will, in IA sl,nr;
time, make the run from Liverpool in ten.
and-a-lalt days or under Tile names Of
these ships are the " Indian" "Canadian,"
Anglo. Saxon" and North American"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19
ABBEvnLE THEspIAN CORPS,

We had the pleasure of hearing this
young company on the lltl inst. 1t was
their first attempt to perform one Of BuL-
wEn's celebrated plays, viz: Tile Lady of
Lyons. 1t is not our habit to cxaggerate
or puff cxtravagantly, but wo must confess,
that we were agreeably disappointed. All
the characters were well sustained. The
house was filled to overflowing- seemed
delighted.
The company will appear again on the
24th inst. They have, for their next per-
formance, Pi=orro, one Of SuER1DAN's
pieces.
See their advertisement in another COL
umn.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-06-19

FILMORES AcCRpTANrp

Mr.. FILLMonE's official acceptance of tie
nomination of the American party, has
been received and published, in Which he
endorses fully the cardinal principles of the
party, and refers to his former Administrs-
ton as an index of his future political
course. Unless. he can get the Black Re-
pubIicans to unite with the American
party, he will not be known in the contest.
There is scarcely probability of such un.
ion; but should the two parties fraternise,
it would render the result of the canvass
more than doubtful.
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WHEAT CROPS,

From the best information we can obtain
from different sections of the District, we
Judge that the crop of wheat will not cx-
coed two-thirds Of the average yield. 1t is
only the rcd lands that have produced well
this season. The excessive cold during the
winter months, thinned the grain upon
sandy lands so much, that the yield from
them is materially diminished.
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WRITTEN raa THE ARyEvILLE BANNER

ME. EDlToR: I'm your issue Of the 5th
INST, the names Of several persons are sug-
gestcd as being qualified to represent this
District in the Legislature-among them,
my own.
Allow lie, through the medium of your
columns, to tender my thanks to "Manv
Friends Z" for the compliment they pay me
i'll thus associating my name Will, the mum.
ber Of those they deem worthy of this
honor. i appreciate the good opinion
which they express in this suggestion to
the voters of the District. am persuaded,
however, that a full number of candidates
are before the people, and among them
there arc those who are in every wav bet
ter qualified than myself, to vindicate the
honor and advance the interests of tho
Banner District Of South Carolina" |
would therefore respectfully ask to decline
the suggestion Of "Many Friends" in Their
favor, having no aspiration in that drcc-
ton at present.
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"hW En- At ,Il. Ka,ls,s aid meet
ing III Worcester last Saturday night, DR..
Cutler, from Kansas said he had uro.
cured one hundred ;rn,: sixty.fivc Sharpc'~
titles, which wuul'l soon hr Oh their WAY :.
and also that $1,000 ball cartridges were.
being made at Worcester and in B,s;.n for
the actual settlers. A despatch from Wor-
ccstcr' published by the Boston papers,
says:
~ large number If men have voIun
teer"d for homes in kans:.<, and some of
The brtvcst AMI most experienced of the
military men IN the county will tax. the
command. There is Il great cxciirrncn, in
I'LL this region. and the determination is
that kausas shall he free +"