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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

That BANTAM The I!laHdsr has sot up
Ito ruos,sr 70 crow over Pennsylvania
agaiu, notwithstanding the huehhnieFs nave
been moe awiully thrsshed IN that s's's,
We presume 1t ia acting on the prihe'Pis
that rooster that can crow and wont GRO"
because there is nothing 10 crow apou,'
ought to be made TO crow, anyhow a. suSp
critical time ~ the presspt.--k' L. AsV'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

UlowaED The Lyons Clinton countD
aI.5s5ts Of last Saturday says. thar an
lfs.ma4 ay the name Of John Castillo
opposed 20 be about 50 years Of sgs, f el
nsn tie ferry coat Al that city "his IN :,
..sle ST uicEscztion aad wac drowned
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

Trenton, Oct. &c The Republicans sud
Americans met here TO-DAY with the Vie"
Of fusing On an electoral ticket. They
met in separate convention. The Hspu0-
leans made two propositions, but the
Americans rejected. when both convention
adionrnsd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

NtWI " nIVVtGt
80 Acres Of choice prairie OF 8 barss.-.-
At North Davenport,
4 hacufffssl F,aa ufs.t i5E
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

rA4EaEp,- The etfee, Of those gans on
4.1dsf evening vas quite enligeniug upon
.l.se Fsgay tcsas " no had conceded Penn
ulgsn.a 10 tAs Buchsmers fhey now feel
.s,l #s sill act only esrfY the Keystone.
b., every o'has Northern State for Ere
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

There ,s q rumor from England 10 The e.
sect TIA, an English EsFi, ~ho ~es engog'
I'd ia The CGHean w8r IL about TO lead 70
hym,uial altar the neble.heaFted aad ssi'-
sGcrhcinq Florence Nightingale She mas
gsen elected an honorary life governor OF
the ROYAL Free Hospital London.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

THl PRosFEcF---our Trends i" 'hs east
en- counties are greatly eiated at tk5 hTShi'
epsb p..appct OF atf0lrs, since the Union
Cnpysut,1n If the Republicans, ana tHe
North American. n Harrisburg,
~. exclusion Of the straight Fillmore
men" viii greatly augment the vote 90, %, 'o'
eign Protestant citizens for Fremont hese
lsst. The Germans particularly, would nave
te4n deferred from an alliance with Tue eH-
elusive Fillmore 4ad Donelson party mat
tar- are in the most promising ro9to'e'--
PjHstuTg .iOgrD0t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
Iira st Norfolk

Norfolk, Oct +7.-Ths store and build.
Isg Of Samuel Barry vas burned On Satur'
dsy morning. together with several adioiu'
inss, Bauy's loss g. 600 total loss ss.-
900, principally insured In Virginls.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
fcrt Des Mcines Land Agency.
l. AN d w AR R A rs .

THE undersigned have for safe Land Warrant. q
l. different Sizes which they will sell for cash or on
lime 70 suit purchasers.
Thsy will pay pay.ic1a! attention To selection and
location Of lands IN Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge
Charitan and otna. Western Land Districts. Also 10
payment oslExes and land busiDes s. generally,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

benjamin Franklin Gearhesr'. pS'".
lie Wdghlsyi!ie, (Penn,) Methodist oh "' ~
imltgred wild turkey go well that one -
hls bsntlng companions shot him reoen.y
by mistake for one Of those birds 50"
wounded him fatally
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

g,s.gg Gig lois have Just teen sold 10
Janeavil.s for the sum total OF Sl4,s2s 30,
Eigol years ego $500 was paid Tor them,
and Il aa thought an enormous price
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

HyEEIplE g. Somebody threw stick
- .asy the side Of house occupied by
Catholic priest In this city % Monday eve,
aa., sbereypsn the Democrat magnihes II
.a.. q spsrats sttemPt al assassination.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

n,,.,.I that the Quakers did not vote Ia
Pennsylvania the last election ihs i,,o ans
very numerous "a the State ana away
vote together. Wssleser party '1ey so'e
4gs,0sl On the 9Th Of November, wiz 9S ~; ~,
most sure 70 become quake. 81 'y'''' '''
turf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

a 81. slated that by a lsie arrival OF two
vessel from Lsehorn. ell the passengers
sho came, fltg-nns in nambrr were ofgan
sUudrs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
commodore Etoekton t0r Fremont
1T H. G,t n

The Washington correspondent ot the
from Cog STOCKTON, bT q gentleman in
this city, stating that he would publish a
Letter tomorrow, giving IN his adhesion 70 10
Cor, FKEmogT, and that New Jersey Woalo
esst her vote for the Pathfinder, A letter
was also received from GEORGE bRowh' OF
psops,lrauia. leading Fillmore man, sta
ting tnat ne should cast his vote Ioi t,Hf'
hoST
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

LAND WARRANTS. We eoallaur last
weeks quotations, bu, there IL nothing ID.
Ing either IN buying Of ceiling
1905 and 500 81
~" 80
i0't none iu market
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

IyTERMARRIAaE OF CorsiSs."-The Nor
h.k Reflector says that the Assessor Ne
prus al Huron county chow II bhndl2 dea
sod dumb. Ia insane and Y ldote persons
in rhr cona,y. Tie psrea's Of five OF these
,,ra hr relation cousins before mafFsge
Thra. If the five, q biiod and ! dotic)
= are 50 afflicted IRON birlh, and one idiot,
,rI from infancy. The fifth was deai ana
JnDh fnr a time not ascertained--probab'y
from birth It is probable that the number
Al narents 50 ielated TO each other IL larger
ss ,hsre was 90 Information obtained de 10
,syt nf them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

9EoGREss the Meas tstks Of steam
GE:ss for its business Better order uGs 81
hs.,a Lnpravst ten eHllnter pressss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

New Orleans, Oct 27tL-~Ths stesmes
Tennessee sailed for Nicaragua 10 day, Ia
amy $50 recruits for Walkof
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

Tbs cent slsction frauds IN 'hls Guy.
Tvs the Lafayette, Ind. Joa'raai' have 60
pToussd the Indignation OF 'ome Of our s'''
ma ,ba, il ia seriously proposed to organ
iss Vigilance Committee for the pS.P p ~
81 ridding the community OF . num9 , ;. O.
,,a;SduaIs VIE are kaown to be deeply IN
plicatsd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
TALBMhN q POWERS,
~. - NrEssks

once Brady Strset, between Seeoh1 I'D Ahlra
lstrssss.
City Property in Davenport.
l. House anI pt On Third Straet aeaE he corner o
-. s i' yols on sao west sorasrof Fourth apd
l. SIX III. stSorA otsspor, between Perry and
1ji6s 1--we l5ls sra SSH. -sazt and ia garts o.
q city most rapidly imposing sud VII bs s5!do
Farming Lands IN Johnson County
s. ufS r. $. 2 Z. - \. Ranges west 60 acres.
NJ afN. K. $ . r,1a \. Range sest 20 acres.
-. offs. f.. ~ = A. Range d Wcst 40 acres.
trDia Davenport Ia iyKaGtty
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres OF prairie and aletg seres o.
timber land near ElwraP y, saFeu miles from II
ous, Clinton Co. he Eaifgsd; AL -4eice land,
me aS",e pro,,rty viii he s1d7 literal credit.
Scott County.
Improved farm one mile and i aalf isol. Prince
ton sixty acres FIRST faaa laud well improve ed with
guudhoussS. Hill be sold al bargain
PoWeshiek County.
TwO hundred and ATS acres ane prairie land two
miles north Of IouteMma, 1.-The county seat
Mich T. IG-dtf
Scott Co.
1919 acres uuImprOved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnleott. ten miles from
Davenport, well waterad.
l80a5fe, age miles north sestfron Hiekorg Grove
Near Davenport,
pHe und one hall mtios from Court House on the
tud, w!iA s9perb yieEs OF river and surrounding
county,. small farm pf IS uader he highest
state Of cultivation aud well supplied with fruit
Tae nt3st beautiful laod in The vicinity the
city.
Seven mileE from Davenport,
farm of60 acres, 20 under cultivation, - 81 TIM
Der A never falling stream ruus throng1 Il. WIZ
beseld very cheap.
Near Walcott
50 Acres Of choice prairie Of . barssi-.-
NJ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

GREAT A6UE AEMEpY
DKoFSSSoA MOTIFS Febrrggs Wine, a sure
/ cure ior FaVef and agae, Chill Fever and Dunn
Agues For sale wholesale Or retail by
sep Iia.f ALFoRD VAN PATTkN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

Mr.. John {. DAVE has this day been sdE,il-
VI tea Partner H. our firm. Inc busint 50 win
% Continued heretofore. and under The same
name and style, COOK & SARGENT.
DsFenp8rs.A UFEIJst .Is56.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
ExchAnEe
Atlanta and Interior Banks.

Or altpsrts afthe United States boughtand sold.
COOK. SARGENT n COOK,
Bankers an and A gents,
Pa na.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

The Washington %. c. Organ OF 5olor'
asv places the expenses OF Tuesday e,eI
don at half million OF dollars ana rsR'nos
- = rejoicing Buchanan men that The rem e''
~ u loo ria Delegates to the Cincinnati Con
y rf promised the State to the bachelor
! : 4 10000 majority.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
NOTICE.

THE andsrsxned having dispossd Of their bual-
method oftnanktng heir former patrons for their
kir q and liberal castem, and woaid rsQuestx con
unuanes ofthe same 70 he nsv es1.
sspt2 Il II0HP0ON n co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30
'-'' + FANG DRY GOOD

.liE ttGd u tiltnH. -.
FANCY DRY GOOD
titbaR-, EVslsf! S'vF's
igi-minss FHnsts. Velvet ~ .as
Dress EaugIs. tie.
EWEEOiBEhIt.%.
.,...t,a lolI.f,. FmU5oldersi &Ius!iu Lud aa.1 b.
A. lace do Embroidered &as..n and ..a.na-
lie, Lace DO, HuqliG 4Ud ,auu,g iisud t.r
,t,. , Iusl!n aud CsHbE.G Ea.iaEs Eaa ius7 ..Hf
~, IN Thread, NElieuyieaues. Smyrna, i.t1 Go-
IS. Flsss Embroidered haudksscLiefss ta.sy'
t~t.i 5iaal.u and Cambria Ssttr eli
" MITE GtUN>
st.sr Iucia Boot aud Sai.a dugtius3 s'tFgu ....a
., .T., spottg5 90; plkIu aud serete4 taa..s-.
It,'--'rfs L.Rrs; Pillow tass LtuoU al Sac sula
h., a5t GuE from IE5!s Clotl Llleai .ra -ius
sy,r..esllcs. urtsiR D.aperiesi Ladies a'a"E 30
-. IsuISertoieis, cents Boz tersd uud pia' d..
L.. - aud usaeu LIS Ia Lius"r Di.ptls. f6t.
a.4AiiEE.
-,z.-,.rstafhfa ere L.a. ANS &.gsig ssse 0't
~ ais .aa I-tyst g.. 1.y a}s aud "l."'N"*.
z. M .g-at. 10, e 80 usfshu. DE-
gHr.&, LuilUA"
ate..s,a.s. 4@I.cs.s ceLseIatsi aggy. .'.'a.
tAu4I&, A&StHkhL.>.
III IL XII JL1TE,g 4 Eis,---rs
WCvGLA& uooD4
Clasun; ,a-
DogsktI.s
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

QUEER REsULr.--Two years ago. Hon
Galusha A. Grow Was elected IN me" i'n,oI
nistrict, Pennsylvania, no candidate os'hs
rno against him. He has just been Fe.eiect'
"A over his Buchanan opponent. BY larger
majority than when he ran nl0Ee. A pre''y
1.nnh EfnW Ehatt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-30

NOTICE.

( ors3, d IN Block ID, corner Of Farnam' al {,
- Third Streets.
Arl7dtE COOK & SARGENT.
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3 A W k I NJ G.
Tallman, Powers & Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS N EXCHANGE,

IL.
BANKERS AND DEALERS N EXCHANGE,
DA5 ssAPsIs. lDH \.
GfFICE Bs5s street, between ssgoaa 5ae I'M thir 70
osirsots. Exchange all the priasagai e.1 e. o.
ur United sut5sr Greet Drittinf irstaAa $50 toh-
uuEEtal Europe 3uu CHI and sold,
Notes and Drafts collected and proceeds ssmltted
q any part l ah United >lates 81 cufrsa. rates Of
Exchange
COLLECTIONS 81 ao.es tirait5, accounts egacios and
. 3ertancos made ID Oh parts Of the taieG States
CabadAs and Europe.
stock aud 3onds bought aud 90 q 81 eaElfa'ssioh
ara DI4 dgujs collected.
L4aI Wareana- bought. ~, aud locstea.
Exeh4 sr rts8Fs to- hae unite5 states
Carpenter Eermilea, N"s york tlFsI
Albany Clgt Bank, Athapz, Il
BHasio city Bans, BuHalo, !;
Bank OF Commerce. Boston, &Afsf
indictments SANK, EHlads}Fa#s, Pas
Merchants 4 Manufacturer B,ak P1s5asg, Pa
srRIm & Go, Baltimore N b:
Gilmore q BrGthertoa. linCinaaz =
fBtls " SmoudE, IT Lnpis, A94
litzsa3 BARK, NeR g tleans, In:
5ept 16dNif
ions 2 X Ttt1aAE, cHLE-fsPowsRs
easbs aapsa, y Y. Dsysnperti Iowa.
TALLaas & POWERS.
AII"rneys& Councillors NJ LaE3
and ha4d Agsnse
DAVENPORT. IoWH.
Once Body s5Ecet. bez son second ard El!r1 SIS.
I AZ u botzhtaud soda on Commission. Having
| also On oa.5a u Ea-EaEa Nss York, st = point
rua Raeb alarge emig9at9n may 70 2Lp au.s4 daring
b present season Ne aara aHas3E&t aiFantsses TO
fsposa uj lands To- Eatuai seitjegs
. 7L"an 4oE,aled 81 Real hststezs@a<-sss
--EEF "a EGCEs--
saz Yors civ. PsGgakespsts, NY.
Fa8. 1otu Van Guaa. Hoa. Charles II suggles-
&C. Flag, 6tber. Dean,
oaahez. o'ConoF, u Easser4 Co.,
= iIIiafn +. HaTensyar s' BeEsou Lossing
iuthuny BlBeckcr Prof. D. Il b. Morse
William Z. sAidmUrr. tNcas n. l.
Albany r. y #eu. HorSto seymour
B4qeb08ms, KIM a6U HuteE X Il. swift sad Co..
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BUILDING LOTS

Tor sale 8. fair prices aud az on long credit, 10
l. faellttEse improvements
COOK a. SARGENT
wiz sell o.a-s sar.ies who viii build Them Tits
season, 81 n11egAte prices aud on credit OF I, =
ana JyeErs. June 5. d IL
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON. April 10 Senate-Mr. Rusk
from the Post office committee, TO which was
farred the inemorials of Com. Vanderbilt and
Livingston. reported bill to encourage stesa
navigation lines, to provide for the transportation
of the mails by and for other purposes.
The consideration of the bill to admit Kansas
as State. was postponed in consequence tof
the illness of Mr.. Clay, who was entitled to the
floor.
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and adjourned.
Honse-The House passed a bill amendatory
of the act of I549 for the payment for horse and
other property lost in the United States military
service, giving facilities for obtaining proof in
such cases.
The Deficiency bill was taken upand the Sen.
ate's amendment, appropriating $500, 900 to the
Washington aqueduct was rejected.
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

The Missing Steamship Pacific


Anriety in England retat ne 10 her Fdte-Spec-
uiationS as 10 the probabie Cause other Deten-
hon-Iaterueiw ,eith Lord Palmerston, in ref
erence to her-he Admiraiy Dispatch Itro
STEAMERS. the "Tartarus" and Desperate," to
Look for her-Spirif ofthe Press.
The British Government sent out on the 18th
ul, an expedition consisting of two steam YES.
sells of war, to search for the unfortunate steam
or Pacific. The orig of the movement, in the
first place the following letter in the Lon
don Times the 22d Of March from Mr. j. s. Oak
ford of the firm If Croskey IL Co. of London and
S uthampton, agents of the Bremen and Havre
Line:
Sir,-No good reason exists for the popular
belief that This unfortunate ship has persisted
with her passengers and crew. The most com
petent to form an opinion upon the dangers and
difficulties of Atlantic steam voyage, espe
ciaily the commanders of steamships traversipg
the same route, and expos ed to the same dlffio u
tics as The missing ship. confidently believe that
she i still ahoat with disabled machinery, and
that she may yet reach port; to them her long
absence is satisfactorily accounted for by the
fact that the lately prevailing wind. the coasts
of Europe and America effectually barred her
approach to either shore
Urgent reasons exist for sending relief 10 her
without delay; her canvas. scanty and INSULT
Gent at all times, has now been exposed to the
storms of the North Atlantic for fifty days and
may be entirely worn out or blown away; the
stock of provisions on board is fast diminishing,
and it is not impossible that her unfortunate pas
sengers and crew q 90 in all, may perish by To-
mine unless relief is sent to them. The ship may
be staunch and strong, but without propelling
power she is II pess hulk upon the waters, and
out of the usual track Of ships crossing the Allan
tic, she may drift for moths.
NEVER DESPAIR.
10 Give additional effect to the apppal thus
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE.

o. We are authorized announce Capt. GEORGE w.
LEE candidate for Constable In the second district Of
Campbell county (apl l6-.dSctdet
y We authorized 30 announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate Office Constable IN the Seventh District OF
Campbell county fma IA dtAe
We authorized to announce X. O, DoSS cand-
date for the Office of sheriff Of Campbell county at the ensuing
.'ectiun lfe 2@d&ctde
we authorized 20 announce JOHN ". CONLF1
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election. fian 30dsctde'
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ARRIVALS AT THE
yyos,;ny,ou HOuse-Snead ~ Clark, props.

VIM Cannon. A Jackson, Tenn; g Morgan, Bed NJ
Lynch Tenn Capt Miluer, Mrs Milner Hiss NM
ner Miss Peters Millner, Halifax; II CALDWELL
Wvthe; las Barnett Montgomery; w Shead Amherst II
Camp5e Red Sweet Springs d Cummin Monroe; Crit
fn Bedford Hunter Early, DR. Thos Billiard Chss An
thonv II Armlstead Campbell Jas G Royal, VIM ScoiI,
ctv; w G Clark Fluyaua; T Charlton Petersburg 4 d
iIenri,ze Abingdon w Jones Markham Bedford L
Brown Mo; w Dawes. Franklin; DIR l. ID Williams, Am; y
gdon Chicago; b johnson and lady, Giles III MRS
Fowler Monroe; Il MUSTANG, Richmond q NOVEL; Mem
is Tenn John Tiffany, Monroei Capt W IN DaVs Nop'
Petersburg
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Iii SALE-iiy virtue of deed oftrusi executed by Il r.
liggon and duly recorded In Campbell county, | shall.
on ednesay the both day of April 1856 proceed sell Mt
auction the valuable residence Of said Logon Crale
Hill The house contains eight rooms excellent repair
win all necessary outhousos garden, well, SC.
Atsame time and by virtue deed executed by Jno T.
Woodson, recorded In clerk office Hastings Court will
sell the Residence of said Woodson, Federal 1lnl The
house contains rooms aud the lot fourth of
aere-wih good well, garden, &c.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to examine the
property here advertised before of sale This opporn
~ purchase valuable residence In good neighborhood
is such as lis rarely offered.
The sale Will take place o'clock p m the promises
commencing al Iiggons house Terms made known time
of sale. THOS j. KIRKPATRICK. trustee.
apl q-deodt26 thendtds
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FURTHER BY THE CAMBRIA.

We have the following additional Geographic
intelligence by the steamer Cambria Mt Halifax,
with dates from Lverpoolto March 36.
THE CONFERENCES.
The Peace Congress met again on Thursday
the 81 all members being present. The DELHI.
erations said 10 have been Important
The treaty OF peace il confidently believed
would be signed on Saturday the Goth March, the
day the Cambria sailed.
The Paris correspondent of the London News
says the Court tradesmen have been ordered to
prepare Examinations for Saturday evening def
nitely.
The Paris "Patrie" (gove, nment paper) now
says without infringing the necessary reserve
can announce thai the trfng difficulties of
which some foreign correspondents have spoken,
have not been attended with any important con
sequences. The Congress and its commission con
tinue TO labor at their task. The commission con
sists of all the second plenipotentiaries Messrs.
Bourguncy, Cro!ey. Hubne, Vallamarina, aud
Hatfield. Dejenie being ill,iAli Pasha replaces
him.
The correspondent of the London Times says
that Lord Clarendon's motion prevailed, and that
an arrangement was come to, that the Allies shall
sign protocol, and that second shall DO drawn
up which Prussia and the Allies shall sign jointly.
The committee is now engaged in the reduction
of both protocols The only delay. supposing no
accident to occur,can be in the proper framing f
these protocols
The London Times, in an editorial. speaks Of
sour Allies" rs unHi.e and undgnfed in their
monsiratons in favor of peace. and conceive that
the people of Great Britain will be discontinued
with the terms OF peace-th the only result to Eng
land being her victories and the consciousness uf
undiminishad resources.
GREAT BRITAIN.
There is excitement whatever with regard
to the difficulties with America. Interest in the
subject is almost extinct although the papers con
tinue to discuss the subject. A writer dating
from Paris over the signature of "Statesnan;"
sends admirable letter on the subject to the
London Times.
SPAIN.
The Queen of Spain has performed the annual
ceremony of washing the feet Of the poor. SO
also has the Emperor Of Austria. There is moth
ing reported concerning the Carlst troubles.
GERMANY.
The Assembly OF Hamburg has rejected The
project for new constitution tc be drawn up by
the Germanic diet.
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DIE.i

Athis residence Campbell county on the nth inst MI
John coz ST. the 10th yearof his age The deceased
faithful in all domestic relations of life Aware OF MS APP
e With entire resignation and composure The large
loge al his burial attess the affeconate regards of his
nef ,hb,rs among whom he had not an enemy
Ilat.4l llcau
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%SO OOO WORTH of Ready Made

ebsIV9VOV VLOTIITNO al GNEAfLY NEntCfD
PRICES made expressly for aud warranted second
in the United States in point of Workmanship and finish
Gencmen visiting Petersburg would do well to give
call If they wish superior clothing My Cloths,
tassneres and Nestnps selected with and
them direct from the importers thereby saving the
Of the iohhrrs All orders goods in the tailoring
department warrantedo fit. sale and my suits
made by the beat workmon in the State Please call
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made clohing House, a.
Sycapore street, Petersburg IlipS W. RoNSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17
THE LAST
GIFT EXHIBITION

AT DUDLEY HALL Tuesday Night April Eth.
4 SPLENDID SILVER SET (six pieces; TWO GOLD
IA WATCHES, and AZ other valuable and costly presents
in addition to the exhibition of Chemical Doramas "Inerior
otthe St Madeline {a Paris with the ccehretion Of High
Mass aud tho Historical subject Funeral Of Napoleon with
crystalline Nitws. thromatrnpcs. Sc.
- tickets so cents end limited
I - artcrlnrs In small hills
~ rhc articles exhibition in the ndov MesSrs
E'rrorFhs Siiafcr & Co.
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

s.z- desire engage room by the "Aecur' Capt de
Htrle. f'r Il Will plcnsf TO make early aplli-
cation 10 the undersigned She will load at city Point
Liberal advances made consignments of Stems
Tobacco by this ship the address, friends II. II.
Meier & Co. bremen. LII DIAN Il WATSON.
apl 1874 Richmond,