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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19


IPiEIs And NEW QRI.i kNs P AsggT LINE, The
our directed to an advertise
nleat this line which appears in another column.
tIiis advertisement the public is informed that
sapalany his been established for the purpose Of
sanning 4 tri-Weehy line s6f packets between this
] altss and Memph As tlle boats comprising it
ass all well hnown to the travelling public, it is
ns 70 they are all first class
boats and 10Y speed comfort and safety, are In
teTior TO none. n
~ As this line copneetsa Memphis with the Cairo
llii line ana with ll the laroads and boats fol
Louis ant persons going North
west ot have AZ doubt, find il TO theil
interest I'd patronize II.
The ingonlar leaves On ednesday next, and thu
Belfast on the following Friday after which on
Of the line will leave regularly every Monday
eanesdas and Friday during the fall, winter an
sEByi@Es s#83
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

Y Thin ALABAMA RIVER The Mobile Tribune, Of
Wednesday learns from the officers of The steamer
Car, had arrived from Selma, that there were
only tweaty eight inches of water in the Alabama
river from Selma down.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19
s. ! B. J, MORSE, supt. c. and C. R. R.


Office n. o., OPP. and g. W Railroad Co, {
MrI Bridge SiTIn answer to your inquiry relative the
performance of the MCGOWAN Pumps upon road
only that they quite equal your
and that among the variety Of pumps use they are
decidedly the best. rs :
Yours, respectfully, 4. B. sEGER, Vice President.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly sale by the
ubscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers 2#
je26 3nd6W ISAAC BRIDGE, % Magazipe street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

rA1nuRE OF THE ROYAL. BRtrrsH BANK.
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g WrNTEa gLorHISs. WHirE snIRrs, HATS AND
DAMAGED GooDs We call the attention of the trade
"a the Of assortment Of winter cloth
ing, white shirts hats and damaged goods, whiehwi
take place this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at Bache b
Leaumont's auction rooms, No. n Charities street
q Terms at sale. RIO 5ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

ENOUND--AT LAST ISLAND SINCE THE STORM OF
l. the 10th inst, n BLACK G M ELASTIC CARPET BAG
containng One pair Diamond Ear Rings supposed to M worth
from $500 70 81 oQ pair Hair Ear Rings BreastPn
with portrait Of gcntemani Finger Ring, with urge set
in it which is scratched two letters; Black Ebony Cross
gold mounted md gold chain; Bracelet with three let
clasps the top; onr strings of Jet Beads sundry other
articles
Any giving minnie description articles car,
procure them by addressing CHARLES BRIANT Brnhear
City, and paying for this advertisement. au2j I'm
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TTyNTvr q FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
Ill Brokers and Gener. Agents are st e ~
found at No ~ COMMERCIAL lhyIns VIZ HI
persons wishing Any the Lsu ~ w.. or
rcan or Foreign Literary Journals will DO promptly ana ia-
fully served Y calling at No. 2 Commercial Place SEQ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

have sold B. A. Fanestocs's Ver,nge for number Of
years, and such the satisfaction it universally we'll
to physicians as to planters and other citizens That
it to friends in all where medicine
needed. VIM b. MIIIERs nri,gsist "
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country rne chants throughout the United States
lmlEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

AisoTItEa sgRA w. There was . vote taken on
board the steamer Louisa on the 18th ult whilst on
! her down trip from cksburg tresulted as follows
Whole number Of votes east q, Of which 10 were
for imore and 8 for Buchanan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19


V1oKsBuRG, Sept. 1.-THE steamboat Julia passed
down at !, andth Rapides at o'clock, z. NJ.
VIcKsDURG, Sept. ls.-The steamboat st. Nicholas
passed down at II, p NJ, yesterday, and the Sultan
at this morning.
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rI7oRY,s cIrY AVID snurI1EKN NxpRE,s
GABICI, SUCCESSOR 10 II. D. HEWITTl NO.
Lie 20 Camn leans

I GABICI, SUCCESSOR 10 H D. HETWITTD NO.
Lie 80 Camp street, ewS0rleans. yF -
THE EMP Of MUSIC.
This stock comprises the largest assortment Of all the Ameri
can publications and Of Foreign Music offered the South
large assortment of PIANO FORTES American
and Foreign Manufactures Erard'sa Peyes Grand Square
md Upright Pianos London and Paris make always hand.
eodeons Guitars Accordeons giolin Flutes Brass Inru
Merchandise, Books, ETC., etc. &tgs5
arranged and houndMsical instruments Of all
kinds repaired Music Teachers Recommended and situations
procured for Professors. &SaS }45F3' ie23 6a
| N0TECF. :. MOSES HARRIS H0LDs OUR FULL
Sower of Attorney md will during our absence
Pnhlic. 5sEyEzzZEE.{3355ss52
Nsg Orleans, August 49, 1856. ,-,,,-,--,r,,, o..
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THE POETRY OF PaYsIC:-AYER,sP PILLS
Il glide sugar shed, the palate, bit their energy al
though wrapped up there, and tells with giant force % the
very foundations Of disease There thousands Of sufferers
who would not their diSepers II they knew they could
be cured for % Try Ayers Pills and you viii Know it,
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and cured already
Take this best Of all PurgRyes and scronla INDIGESTION
Weakness, Headache Backuche Scache JauEdice RAeua
sn Heterogeneous Of the Liver Kidneys and Bowels all de-
engagements all eases which purgatiFe remedy Tehe
fly before them like darkness before the sun s5
Reader if suffering from ans q the numerous co.'s
plants they cure-sHe moee remedy has been provided
Tor you, and it is criminal to neglect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PECTORAIits the best MEDICINE
for Cough, is known the whole world and that AYERS
PILLS the best Of all Pills is known to those who have
used them. G5E&
Prepared by Dr. j. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States
aua9 and.SW j.. WRIGHT It CO., Wholesale Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

E ~ THE SOUTHERN AND RATIONAL LINES. L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-19

UNIVERSITY OF IOUISIANA-LAW D r.
u PARTMENTThe Lectures IN this Department will com
mence On the SECOND MONDAY Of Novemher and con;
embrace the important branches of Civil Common Goh-
sjtnona and International Law well Equity, nrisnn-
dence and Practice Lectures win be delivered BY four Pro-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
TIE MANI Elror,os.-Tke BUCCANEERS

TIE MANI ELEcrzox.-The BUCCANEERS
now say that they never expected to carry
Maine. Ills no; true, they did expect it,
Even their candidate for Governor, expect
ed to be elected. In proof Of which the
Chicago Dsmocnsssays, thsi"A gentleman
we'd known as being connected with the
Illinois snd Michigan canal and an old res
iden, OF this city, returned IRON the East 4
few days since. He 10 IN intimate friend
of Gov. Wells. OF Maiae, and spent seve.
raj evenings with him while Al the East
within the past few weeks. Gov. Wells
expressed himself to this gentleman in the
confidence of private and political friend
chip, quite unreservedly with regard to his
prospects. He said he had not the least
doubt of his election by the people and that
BY a very large majority 7"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
GAZETTE CORRESPONDENCE.


We are permitted to publish the follow
sHe letter received by friend, under date
Of Sr. Lours. Sept. s, 1886.
| arrived here yesterday. Came down
the river from Omaha and Council Bluffs.
| am quite satisfied as to myself that don,
wish to live in Nebraska for some 1--WE or
eight years to come The country is en-
,irely too new, and at present too far out OF
the world. Omaha is good ate Ter
town, and think is destiaed 10 be quite a
place. II is growing, and is already some
thing offs town. They have got the price
Of lots up entirely too high 1t is speeuia-
lion purely, ana not hoaa ada sales. One
hears that this lot sold for so much to-day
and Tomorrow so mach--sll sham |
could no, make claim without too much
trouble. There are noae to be had within
fifteen miles OF the river. and then no tim.
her.
Kansas is by TAI the best OF the two 'ei''.
tories. Poor Kansas It's in the hsads
Of parcel Of seoandTels, who are dong
nothing but sohhine and numbering we
had specimen as se came down at Less-
eawor,h CITY. Here the Pro Slavery party
had oample,s control. As cur boat round
ed to. re wee received By sboat iorty men
mounted on horses, each with masket, be
sides saost Of them with pistols Sone Of
thea came on board bat said nothing to aay
Of the passengers. TWAS only to get What
whi.key ihey could end, which, toftansie'y
was very little. Tor our boat had no bsr on
tsasi. There had been some lighting here
the dag before, and some killed on both
sides. The night before tso houses had
been burnt, belonging to MF Phillips
Free State man Everybody NAs excited
They ordered ali Free State men to leave
on cur boat, or suffer the consequence,
which vas generally understood TO be shot
We waited here some FIVE hours for people
TO pack up and get on board. saw sew
ersl men forced on TO the boat at the point
of the hsyonet They we're afterwards
permitted, under an armed escort, TO so
and get their baggage One sick woman
was brought aboard on bed, aud another
40 had only been confined two days be-
fore. But have not time nor space TO re-
late one hall 1t is hard Tor people 10 be-
heye such scenes. enacted IN our own csun'
try. Truly, yours.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

petition 10 open Fourth street west. when
the proviso is voted down, for the reason
that number OF the petitioners were
strangers and had no interest in The mat.
ter. Then we have long ordinances pub
lished, juries summoned, &c. Then comes
the same Alderman with motion 10 repeal.
Then we have an ordinance without petit
ton or instructions, TO open Fourth 81. east,
aud lastly motion 10 open Rock Island
street.
Now. Mr.. Editor. whs, does oil this
amount 20 Simply the city 10 to pay the
cost of publishing. Of jaries. etc, and prob
ably mol single street vail be opened, I'M
less the property holders do II themselves
liz il no, time thst such nonsense ceased
Does our CITY Couaeil wish to make Itself
ridiculous aud support the Stste Democrat
"a pahlish It's NONSENSE
give yoa a scene that occurred al The
last meeting. as reported by an eye witness.
AID Barley moved that the grading OF
Main and Front streets be paid osi OF the
leyee fand, assigning So a reason that the
Street Commissioner had no funds 10 do
the work After long discussion oil APP
pesfed satisfied that the statement was cor
rect, snd Tue resolution passed. Then up
iunped Aid kinsey and offered iesola-
ton to order the Street Commissioner 10
Til Iowa street forthwith. The speetstors
expected to see Aid, Bsrkley on his feet
.n.isntef iadsusnt that his statement that
the Street Commissioner had no funds,
sbooid be questioned. But no; quietly he
slls, and moves that the resolution be adop-
ted, and nearly every COMEDIAN voted in
lis is,of. Consistency is 8 jewel, aud not
10 be fouad everywhere.
An OLD CITIZEN.
Saptember h. 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
Hhe il 70 llsns,

The ST. Louis Intelligeneer Of Friday, 10
giving further news from Kansas, thus
shows where the blame properly rests for
the numerous murders committed in Kan.
sss -
Our correspondent, who lie one Of the
most conservative and influential citizens
in Weston. No, closes bis letter thus -
at would be well for the friends of civil
government TO send on . petition 70 the
President, asking him to send into the Ter
ri,ory military force TO drive out ell bod
lee OF armed men. The whole fault rests
upon him. He could, by telegraphic dis.
patch Of ten lines, gite quiet TO the Tern
tory in Eve days. There 10 not man 10
Kansas thar would not Submit 10 the auth
ority ofs United States officer 10 command
of one bstislivn."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

Truthfully was ii predicted upon the
opening of the present campaign, that FIRE.
mont's character, throughout the contest,
would be sssailed BY ell the hes that cor
rup, and tyrannicsl party could invent So
soon have we witnessed the correctness Of
the prediction. Already have we seen him
scandslized BY fslsehoods most serious, and
sillhed through pros titated and degraded
press Nor eonten. with falsifying his re-
ieious tenets and charging him with Prin-
eiples sgsins, which be is now consisting
not satisfied with untfuly charging him
with dishonesty N private and government
al Affairs not content in ranking him with
bullies. iuslists, mu,ineers and swindlers,
they 70 down into the lowest reeesses OF
political mesnness. cast sneers at bic orPh-
snsge and charge him with illegitimacy -
Whs, 10 the cause Of ali this spleen sgsinst
Fremont existing in the Border Rufnsn
ranks. It's this 10 Col. Fremont they
observe q patriotism that viii never fail in
depolnoing crime q voice that viii always
be heard against oppression in behalf Of
freedom an energy that will never quail
before opposition. In heaping upon him
vie ISLANDERS AID uabinshing falsehoods
they think. to lead the people away from
truth to The endorsement Of their nsfarious
principles
Kansas presents record moi bloody
enough 10 them TIE cries Of innocent
victims to horde Of villains, crying to
their country for protection. Is not enough
The starving freemen from 0uI prairies suf-
fering from the tyrsns's rod that is raised
above them, is not sufficient Freedoms
stsndsrd-bssrer must be Vilifed his char
sctef s.sailed What mast be the condi-
ton Of party that VIII resort TO such means
for the nphshment Of their designs -
Victory, not Truth. is lhe object Of their
actions
Whist contrast tLists between our
country now and the days Of The Fathers, -
when her name Wss moi furnished with IN
fanny when her bosom hssysd not Wlth
the mutterings Of civil war when her soil
echoed TO The march Of empire, and no can
non sounded the funeral diTge Of her child
ren. Ia her bosom every heart found re-
pose Beneath her banner. on which
shone The stars and stripes, untsinled, I'M
stained, every man could dwell, and look
out upon Creative genius, glorying in hIs
freedom Nov the gbbet awaits the man
in her territory who dsTes 10 denounce blu
man bondage Tie bludgeon fells the Sen
stor who spesKs The sentiments Of bis con-
slituents, il they accord not With lie music |
Of the slaTe-w whip The President esImly
siis upon bic Throne Of DespCtism snd qui. |
etly observes the Llood Of bis people a4cri- |
feed upon Kansas pisius. with no eye to
pity. no arm 10 save Slavery Is arising
from her slumbers and 10 her frantic mad. |
ness, attempting TO tread ihe lovely fields
v here Liberty sits Perched il al her love-
illness. Her thunderings echo IN every
breeze, while Freedom, bleeding, lies at
her feet Shame upon sueh al Admins
traiion Unworthy descendants OF free
ancestors. T. ID X.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions
Toys, SC.
" VILE q HUPFI4,
4 IEL AIalu .unnf L. L IL

~ aud 100 Main ireet, ~. Louis, NO.,
u EEP always on hand the iAT Il lad most varied
N nssortmsntSf staple and t-gcy Notion Goods
10 be- found west of the AoubfsiUs. All Of their
good. are purchased direct IRON tAa ufacturers
10 EarOps AID the Unted stqtss aud can be ssid 10
dealers 81 as low ess as any mportef the east
cru cities. They have every variety Of Combs
brushes, Buttons, Looking Glasses, Gloves, Under.
thirs and DIsssn, Guns, Pistols, Pocket and Ia
pie CatIsfyl Toy Goods1 Aosesl Instruments, Porte
Aonnties Purses and small ware generally; and
receive from biImingh ham, Paris London ana Leip.
ae, the latest novelties la their line regularly per
ocean stsgnsrt
Merchants will nbd II greatly t. their advantage t.
exsniGs oar stock and prices before going east or
HufehAsinG elsewhere, as We determined not 10
Dc anasIsoid W any otl.s house Ia the country
ssk - d9gl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15


bayiRg. No Main street, DayeHToft. -.
LIVINGSTON a LOCKWOOD.
NAnS, cota"a WV 1 sSssf Ss; s'f nockwoop
('ARPEHTEas TOOLS Of ever. description for sale
X low ~ LIVINGSTON a LOCKWOOD.
MAIL, EiyrtHg HorsefhoeiHg Engineers and Black.
y snitd'- Hand Hammers and sledges.
LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
powtSG Machine, Com. and Cast Steel Augers ond
'''''' '''''' ' LiyiNGsToN & LOCKWOOD
pEECH sud Hand Hatehets efal kinds, most approx
iJs.i uIaLe. LIVINGsToA 4 LOCKWOOD.
" Gauges aud Curpenter's ricks.
LyINGsToS q LOCKWOOD.
II lfgINGsTON & LOCKWOOD.
GROW Bar Atstt5sks ami PicEsat
I, LIVING TON y LOCKWOOD.
oJaek aui Trace. LfylsGsT0A ~ LOCKWOOD.
HINdEs. Heayy a"1L lfhr a,og, lrIds, HOOK aud
Strap very ahsaT. LIVINGSTON = LOCKWOOD.
CHFFT ZINC sohlrring "copper".
y LtyiNasfoN y LOCKWOOD
DnII&H EHa'neIed Kettles, the oIIy thing for ma
NJ. thiainst LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
phAS& Ernias aas assqrimsat 70 be foqPaat
ID LIVINGSTON n LOCK WOOD.
VA ELL Wheels Pumps, Chain Pumps, Reels and
w We'll Euckets ut LIVINGSTON 4 LOCKWOOD.
NI0CLDERs, RtIdiss Selves, sc.
NJ No haiust. LIVINGSTON n LOCKWOOD.
NLEs John Ealhery's beet article in market, large
j atbcE At LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
Il RiND STONE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Com. and Pat
tsnt, No. g Main ~. LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
DRCSHEs Paint Varnish, cash, White Wash, Horse,
DShavias and Hair at LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
4 ME- old colony and other celebrated Manufacture.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
lTAEURE aud Hay Forks, Hoes and c. s. Grain
AlEeoops, No Main s. -; ,,os,o,, =. ,o,,,,,,.,,.
ATIHDOW Glass, Patty. &c
w LIVINGSTON 3 LOCKWOOD.
HAzARp's cssbra,s5g Spoggt ~, ro@d.r
x MOI Pouches aAd Belts, Powder Flasks, Gun
IJWiFsEE, WnEGhss, Com. and &. y. Tubes Eleys
chsnlfsl prepared Gun Wzds Eoys Water Proof fa1.
O. D. esrt can dad py cEsap Al No MAN !, 6a%,
export LfTlAGhTOs = LOCKWOOD
aug AZ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

MuKpER OF Hosss. Cincinnati
Times, paper that 10 trying to outeo the
No Repahiesa in it's reckless charges
against the Fres State men of Ksnsas and
its advocacy of the csuse Of the Border hui-
fans, contains the following precious NOR.
cesu In relation to the murder Of Our fel-
low citizen An angel from heaven
couldn't convince your out-snd-oui Border
Ruffsn sheet, but that every report thst
comes from Kansas rejecting upon his
brother Ruthans, 10 fsisehood;-
The above is terrible affair, and
should force every man to put his hand in
pocket and donate something TO the Kansas
fund, now being raised by Greeley for cleo
tioneering purposes. OF course il il all
true no one doubts it--bUt whether il IL
or not the Fremont press will give it as
wide & circuls ion ss possible before i is
contsadic,ed When the contradiction
comes they will become siieE, on The sub
iect, and bring into existence new koor-
back"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
Council Iusonsistsuey

NE, EDITOR -
When our city was ia is infancy We had
charter limiting the power Of the City
Conneil, and protecting tie private citizen
in his right OF property. Judging from the
port OF Council proceedings, ! iarer i is
nov either lost OF mislaids or at least no.
accessible to The present Council To put
the most liberal construction on tie article
respecting opening streets through private
property, il requires a petition from two
thirds Of ell the property holders On said
street then, and net uli then. raa The
Council act as prescribed.
An ordinance was passed 20 open Main
| street Three Juriez, bsiieTs. hsee asses
sed the damages and lowered thea down
to about 5000 or 500. YET the street il no,
| opened, and Why Because few Of The
property holders have determined to con.
test the right Of the city 10 tate properly
wiihou, paying for It
Some time since noticed ~ the paper,
An aTlleIc e. gbtS ~ say 80 ~ 'sS~ ~ {
that Perry street be and hereby is opened
60 feet ideS tut Perry street remains dc /
was. and the presumption is The City paid
foI publishing the statement, and 60 ended
the farce ss | believe. no street has been
opened by The city yet.
A petition @as presented t. Tie present
Council, praying that Second street be
opened. Alderman Corbin moved that The
ordinance committee be instructed 10 re.
port an ordinance in accordance with the
prayer Of The petition. la the meaaiim.
a remembrance vac received, signed b,
some 60 persons Then the same Alder
man mo7ed 10 amend said ordnance b.
proviso, thar the petitioners should pay lh'
damsge. cost of working &c, when ssi'
street should be oPeOed-yirtusliY destroy
ing the ordinance
A petition is presented 70 open i~eiith
street, sad the proTiso Is attached then 3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

Last Saturday. Mr.. James Bogerdus. the
famous .Iron builder" while engaged in
supervising the lahore ofhis workmen on The
iron front stores nos going up 10 fsrs-
place, made mis-step and Tell nom me
fourth story 10 the ground, badly featuring
bis left shoulder. This is the 9th time that
Mr.. Bogsrdus has met with such an scei'
dent. il was but short time since that he
wss crippled by fsll from the Center street
shot tower thai broke both his wrists The
lsst misfortune ID likely to prove permsh-
ept injury, we feHr.--K " Times.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

The following remark was decidedly
queer, even for Gen. Houston @lfhs were
TO hear a man Of the party to which he be-
Ionssd utter word against the Union. al
though ,hree-score years might have some
what relsIed the vigor Of his frame, he
would knock him down forthwith" Fill
more would no, have been safe IL be had
been within reach when he uttered his treas
enable doctrine at Albany.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

The Council Bluffs BusIe says that place
10 ovenun with desperadoes and there's
The las, number of that paper contains se-
counts of six or seven outrAges in one
week. The citizens intend to organize a
Vigilance Committee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

- oil they told the teamsters, was found
by the latter 10 be correct on their arrival
at the Pro-slavery camp.
When our informant left the Bull creek
camp. on the 4ih, the greater part OF the
Mis- seorians Mere leaving, too, and not more
than DO men were len. The determination,
however, was expressly to return on the
18th, and attack Lawrence.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15
A pepn.ylva MIA exchange says.

a PenntytVa uid SAchbhgs s6ys'
"In this State Fremont has upwards Of
hundred presses. with an aggregate circuis,
ton OF more than 100000. Buchanan and
Fillmore com ined have less than 10, &C
cording TO the best figures we hsse been
sble 20 get Of, hsSinR . circulation o. less
than 100000 Take New York for exam
ole: with . Frement prsss Issuing lco. ooo
GO ples daily, il only boasts Of IN opposition
press, Fillmore and Buchanan, issuing
sltose,hsr less than 5000 copies daily
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-15

TRuzzuLL's RErtT.--Iudge Tran ball
replied TO Douglas speech at Chicago on
the following evening, and from the same
stand from which Douglas spoke The
Tribxns says, that clearing out Websisrs
reply to Hsyne and Summers to Butler, sc
have never read or heard SO complete an
snnihilstion OF one speaker by another