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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-13

DrswAL SWAMI oAssb--The moderate weather for the
last three days has again opened this canal,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-13

/ Mn THAogEHAr.-This gentleman is announced to de-
liver his four lectures the Georges in Savannah this
week,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

Of HE bind y broken. He go % lseg.
Ct liz bic tAeaebss from he Qosnd.
BOOTS md tsowIsdgs, ed vies d5oeoases
and De smsassiss Of ars. ed To sordi-
slisy Of friendship, ere like words 10 .
strange t-asus. 70 the hard en- Doth eur
face Of bic soul, nothing gssisl. grace
isl % .sisaiso. 0in slia0. H sssese
even purge bis voice OF its sswniag tone.
or pluck from his face the nses 0ooeJ-
getting mask which the ellie 6sss ost
look st without osssine to emile. Anid
~ esaess cd osaeosaAs 81 wsaltA, -
10 like blind man in pictured gallery
Thst which he has done be must con
tioue to do; b must accumulate riches
which b. ssssos sejoy, - esstsoplss1
the drsssy prospests Of growing elt
without anything to make sge Venerable
or abrasive. for ass without wisdoa
and without knowledge, Il III
wiptsr's cola without The wistsr'
| 0IOs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
era Md and CerrupsiOa.

II iurns ont that the Abolition victory 10
Maine wss brought abo"t by illegal v,,ting
1t is gate ,mpo, that III . stationary
State, where the population does not Ia
crease BY INN igr alton 10 ANY very great
extent. that the legal vote could gain twenty
Eve per cent in four years. The late cleo
ton. it no fraud was prarticed. would show
that there is one vster 10 four ami q half Of
the population, which canRo, BE- TIE
Democrats polled more votes this year tina,
they did in the exciting contest Of is52.
when The whole strength Of parties was
brought out; Pierce then received eight
thoasaat majority, yet now our party u in
. minority Of over twenty theusand.-
Gross iniquity hes been pssctised beyond
al doubt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

II o MUcu BUSINESS. 10 . world
Of iuAexible commerce; nothing 10 ever
given away, but everything 10 bought
and paid for. II BY exclusive and sbso.
lutte cure nder Of ourselves to material
pursuits, ws mstsrislise the mind, We
lose that class Of satisfaction Of which
the mind 10 the region sod resource. A
young mso in business, for instance, be-
gins to feel the exhilerasing glow of sue
GEES, end deliberately determines to
absndon himself to its delicious whirl.
He Gays to himself 81 will think Of no.
thing bus business ustil hsss made so
much money, aud thea will begin .
new life. will gather round me books,
pictures and friends. I will have knowl-
edge, taste, and cultivation, the perfu-
mes Of scholarship, and winning speech
and ersosful uaonses. | will see for
sisn eountricp, and converse with co.
somplishsd men. l will drink deep Of
The fountain Of classic lore. Philoso-
ply shall guide me; history shall to-
strue, me, aud poetry shall charm mo.
Science shall open 30 ne her wonders.
ehall then remsnbss ~ present life of
drudsery % ono recalls dream whss
The Hornine hes dswasd." He kssps
be eslf.rseisesesd vow. He bsads bic
thoughts doWnvards and sells then to
The dass. Every power every s9ession.
every tssts, sxesps those Which bic par
sisuias essspesion calls into play, 10 left
10 ssssvs. Over the esses Of be oiod
- uriNaa In lettere which b Who Pune
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

FusIoN.sfs PAINTING. A private letter
from Wsshiagton assures ~ that Chase has
written letter there telling them that r.
cent Developments have put nsw face up.
on affairs in Ono, and that unless men aud
mean Speakers and msney Be sent herr
Immediately, to operate with the Fillmore
men, the State would 90 for Buchanan.
We understand that Banks, Burling.m s
4 Co are to be imported forthwith to save
the State Bring them on Another fouI
weeks will lay out Black Rspublicssism u
this State BY 10000 majority Mark II =
Cleveland PLAIN Dealer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

A"vS'p~"se - p's~
Our breadstuff market continues droOp-
ing. We reduce ouI quotations Oh wheat
ID 10 ID Oh 7Olr. Red wheat, new, los
ID, white wheat, OLD, Is Sd 10 9s, new los
to los Sd. Flour steady aud without quot,
able change since th- sailing of the Africa.
Philadelphia and B lIi0ore flour 29s 10 3is
Cd, OHIO 3ls(e33s. Indian corn massive,
previous prices barely sustained, mixed Bis
ed@32s, white corn 32s(N33s.
The great Free T-ade Co,s'e>. was IN
session in London.
The Journal des Debats, as also thu cor
respondents Of the London papers, slate
that If Naples does not at ONCE decide 10
the concessions demanded, four line OF
battle ships, two frigates and two corvettcs
already detailed for the purpose, will render
vous at Ajaccio, and thence proceed Il
Naples, and will take on board the French
and English ambassadors.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
lPnbI,c ss

Public os
An ACT Insh.ns appropriation iorilacsioi. and
other works Of defsnc and fos repairs u barracks
and quarters. fr the year Guiding ,be ihlr'ieth Of
June. eighteen hundrrd and hfty-seveas,
Res0iped BY the !Ssaafe aad Howst Of Represen-
tdiirts ofthe United States Of AmsrSca IN C6ngrsss
assembled That the following sums b. and they
hereby, sppropr.Ated out Of any money in tn" trea-
sury not 9th rvise appropriated for the eon>truc-
ton, pFe-esva ion and repairs Of certain fos tinca
tons harrscks, end quarters. for the year eune the
thirti"th Of June. one Thousand eight hundred and
hfty-sevcn:
For Fort MSntson.Ty. outlet VI Lake ChanpiAn
twenty-five thonssnd dollars.
For Fort Knox, q the N.rrcws ~ the Psnobseot
river, Maine, sixfy-shoussnd dollars
For Fort winthrop, Governors Island Boston har
! Dor, isIi thousand dollars.
For Port RICHMOND at the SArrows, New York
harhor, seventy Ave thousand dollars.
For FUrt War; N, Boston harbor, twenty Thousand
dollars
Far Fort Delaware, Delaware river, one hundry a
and nifty thonsa and dollars
i For Fort Farroil, Baltimore harboJ one hlndr a
and any thoussud dollars
For Fort Calhoun, entrAnc, 70 Hampton Rosd-,
virginia. nifty thousand dolar-
For Fort Sumpter, Cha rieston harbor south Caro-
Ina ATTY thousand dollars.
For Fort Pulaski, Savannah river, Georgia nine
teen thoss and dollars
For Pori Clnch, entrance TO Cumberland Sound
Florida twenty-fve = ousand dollars
For Fort McRre, and preservation Of it, site. Pi:r
ida. twenty i've thousnd dollars
For Fort RaIrapcas. Pensacola hsrbor, Florida
twenty five thousand dollars
For Fort Gaines, Dauphin island, Alabama hriJ
thousand dollars
For Fort Taylor, Key West Florida, one hunie,
aud 1fiy thousand dollars.
For Fort Jefferson, Tortugas Florida, one hundred
aud nf'y Thousand dollars
For forti6cations al AcatrA island, San Rranci-
co hay, California, two hundred Thousand dnliars
For fortications al Fort Point entrance Of Sal
Francisco bay. California, three hundred and Mt
thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Castle Pnckn-y, Charleston hathoI
ten thousand dollar
For EnpAirs 81 Fort Jackson, Savannah river, four
teen Sand dollars.
For ffpairs % Fort Morgan, mouth u Aohii' bay
Alabama. twenty thousand dollars
For extension OF battery at Fort jackson, Niael-
-ppi river. ten thousand dollars.
PR repairs and extension OF Fort 81 Phiiip Nj.
-issIppi river, thirty thousand dollars.
For contingent expense Of Notifications not ber'i
mentioned the preserv alton Of sites, tn" proteotin
of titles, and repairs Of Sudden damages to fort
thirty thousand dollars.
Approved August 10, 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

Ostroie, Oesobsr 8.
The elssGies u Upper Pssiasess Of The
State for State 0esesos, two Rspssssn-
tssiv0 % The 30sh % Sspssobsr. Den
esoAo oosstoe q. Doootoe ~ lO0o -
josity.
az No. Yesk, Osssbse s.
Forty osly 81 he husdfsd soginssfs
q The N. 7. + Eide Railroad, joined io
- sestto yugsososy. TIE 0ovs0ses
did not ossss The sliGhtsst smbsrrsss-
0eae TO tAs soopeoy.
Philadelphia, Dot. =.
The very sxte1aige ssssngs0snts 20!
he sxAibisies 81 Ne o. 8. Agrioulsarsl
Sosissy, which 10 to commence hsrs 90.
morrow, sss seasly eooplsssd, l2U
pens for cattle. 10, ere erected. Every.
thing proaisse 70 reader this on Of tht
greatest sx1ibiHoo svss belle 10 the Un'
Ted States. Dol Wilder, Mresidsns, and
the o6eees Of ~ society sss 90 sh'
grosnd, and many agriculturalist- iron
eli sections Of he Uoiou ere here. Th
trial course for hosuss 10 beautifully lat
out, end the exhibition OF speed upon II
10 sspssesd to BE- very Interesting an
exciting
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

- Col = L Raker, formerly Of thin
city, and whiG representative Of this al.
trict in Congress, whose bugie note has,
time and again, led the whiGs Of SanGanon
and Centre to the political 6gh', il noa on
the stump in California for "Duck end
Breck." The Journal hes told . diaerent
story. but Jessnsl stories, nowadays. are
synonyuous with "roosbacks. "-Spsing'
6eh Register.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
~ u

On Iaesday Afternoon. OF It'll, u Dystntery.
STEPuES P0MERoy Youngest son Of VIM, snd
AcAsah Dalseil. aged - months, ID ays.
Funeral from the residence Of parents. on Fifth
street, IN wednesday Afternoon, at two o'ct,1k =
The friends Of the family ar invited to attend With
ont further notice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

MAsx tn. PaEpicrioH,-As in 1855
Virginia served - . hreakwatee il srrestine
the tide Of fanatiei,A That vss sweeping
: owe. n. county. . !. ~ {..y. =: I..a rem
os:,s1 1 s.ss:: -: s; ,;,. Js.'.y ..;y..ss
pasrissie funatien IN reeastiae aaa Aeeiiae
Aaek ~ hlsek 81 Yelling SURGE q sbe.
liaisaiao ~ 1buaieo tAst ass esoW1iae
go - % ~ -, - vAass 1aso1s
IAsv>suN - vNA1aual vnpAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
New York, Oct q

las Dow, one Of the San Francisco W
GLANCE Committee, was arrested Oh com.
plant If Charles P. Duane, an exile FROM
California, who charges the defendant with
being instrumental in driving him from his
home Bows was held in bail in fifteen
thousand dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
Bsssiseess Directory.


MACKLOFr l. CORBIS. -. Cor Scc"nd snd Brad,
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL n CO. Main
COOK l. SAh9ENT.. ...........M Main and Second
McGREGOR, LAwEs h BLAkEMORE......M Main
CHUBB, BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main I'd ,ts
TALLMAN POWERS & MCLEAN. allow Y q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

BOSTON, Vct. o.
President Pierce is expected to return TO
Washington in the new United States stcs.
me1 Wabash, Com. Pauldlng, which is nov
II Portsmouth. The Wabash averaged
twelve and halt to thirteen knots per hour
from New York 10 Portsmouth, aud is
deemed model in every respect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
NUtice,

A Meeting - the Stockholders u the Iowa fir-
n aud Marine ISsursnce Company, will be held At
tn. &c ~ Hon. G. G. r. Mitchell, Thursday at
Ao'cIock n October O. 1856 Gets -d?f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

Lockport, Oct. D.
On Saturday last three murders were
committed in the psussian settlement, about
feur miles from: here The VIZ Tins we're
D. lstong, his housekseper and child
Quebec, Oct: 3
The Canadian screw steamer from Liver
peel, Wednesday forenoon, Sept IS, ArEis-
q here to-day. She brings four days later
nsWs than the Africa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
Washington, Oct. D

Messrs. Bots and Pryor, with their sec !.
onds, are secieted in Washington, elndi,g
the vigilance q the police. Arrangements
have hern made foi the heslilr meeting to-
morrO~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

DtoaOG1ettDDo,
WE cspArtner .hp her-totor- existing betwsen the
! subscribers h dissolved.
GEO u. PAkKER
JOHN JOINS
D~v'npost July ln, le66--octT-d'f
h.sins s.soc,st' B.ysrls m fhs p,actr Of the
Law With Jamrs A DWcAsnsn. R-q lar Of MARY
land the business will b. continued under the name
Of eucAanan 3 1ohna JOHN JOHNS.
octi.sts &c - go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
HIN Abutrtisfmfnts.
NJ. l. +. DOuERTY

IMPORTERS u French British and American DRY
i 0oods In bonnets Bonnet Materials, Ribbons
Feathers and Flowers. Nantes In Cloth, Velvet and
Moire Antique, and Mantle Materials and Trimmings
Silks, Ssttns, Embroideries Lace Hosiery and
Gloves. Wholesale and retail.
oTerms cash. and but one prize only
oet0-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
PUBLIC WORK.

PROPOSALS will o. rrceivod by IN. uni, ign,i
i until 2 O'clock ?. ~, oa he iTth day OF October
instant. for filling M that portion - Font street
and h. l.v-. tr,m " sdy 10 Main street, ~ith earth
and stone Specifications Of the work can b. sern
1t the City Council Chsmher.
LANBACH,
oct1-dlOd City Engineer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

DBeu1xsu wAo wee - - loes.
motive which sxpIoSsd on sbs DiIes All
Line R r, ct 0snsvs, " regret to learn,
are dead.
The Hnpsror Of Russis hes signslissd
bic coronation BY - snssssy to he Poi
ish refugees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

". A1IL y ..-.........P - BhiiliIg, Bfadt ~
LIEN 4 D(ND1.AN........O rr'- budding Br ally i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

A~ 3. T. REGRR, Druggist and Apothecsry,
w from Philadelphia, would accept a situation
in almost any kind ~ bnslne.s 1 sior', eth at
unik wiling waiting p,.a ca i,.mers * r.
concentrations gtsrU. Application personally 81 by
address will b. promptly attended to. At L. Clair
House oct6-dlt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
ShaWls, ShaWls!
8R O O H a
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.

~ pI. pared " seer In thu above iine goods
w some extra nnc fabrics, at sIiremely low pri
c"s One lot Of Shswis we have which arr decided
barssiu, b,ing supprior shawl at the low price Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

~ The lie Claire House is receiv-
ing new addition, IN the shape Of . brick
building u the ssar, u which ~ should
Judge 10 to Be ouartsssd The cooking depart
msnt Of this popular hetsl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08

sui much better article than masy merchants ssI
pur has for th" ssme money Our assortment Of
Amer shavis Il unsurpassed In Quxlity ri hness of
roioT, and beautiful designs. while the prices
very lov We hAy- acme II thu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-08
DRY q Gods.

H HofFMAN........ Nam steel
Auction ard OMln,ission.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

A FoaTrsArE ExrLosIos.--A fire sfgi.
mated 10 lsrge drug establishment of chi.
e.go one day last week. which for awhile
threatened the entire premises with destruc-
ton. How it was fortunately and strange
~ subdved. is given BY the Press as fol-
lows
aThe FIRE filed one apartment in the sec
end story and was mounting by the stair
vsys TO the two above. A flask OF powder,
CONTAINING perhaps half 8 pound, had been
hung in the lower stairway so long ego
that it had been forgotten. The cord
which suspended il being burned il fell on
to the burning stairs, and becoming heated
soon exploded. The force Of the explosion
extinguished all the flames, and the clerks
percelring their advantage, followed il up
quickly and with buckets Of water soon ex-
puished the remains Of the FIRE onthe walls
and among the packages. The hoops Of
some casks OF varnish and barrels Of Liquor
were more Than half burned of. and in two
minstes Ii would have been impossible to
have prevented general confagration."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
uT HEV YEAR.

This day, Time winds the exhausted chain,
Ts run the iwelvemonth's iengia sSaiH'
see the cid, bald pated fellow,
With ardent eyes, sonp.eaioa ssi!eS,
Ajsa the Hntnpxir'd machine
10 wheel the equal. dali roatias .-suSss'
This day begins asw year. 1t Is the
dawn Of eighteen hundred and fifty ak. =
The moment is fttias one to naorsiize--
but every link in Tines almost exhausted
chsia brings ~ith il % much business ths'
the opportunity is lost to Us. We have il
but to say, that the beginning Of the new
year is sn appropriate time TO form new res
elutlo1s and to brace up cid aaes. and VIZ
hope all our readers may include IN tbs
good resolutions they may fern, thai OF SUB
scribing for az additional copy OF our en-
iarQed weekly G1seix 10 send 10 some dis
rxnt friend.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Lyons, Clinton Co.. begins to feel the e.
feet of the aAir Line X. r." from Chicago.
Il is growing town and one OF its best
features Is The very comfortable Hotel kept
there BY Jennings & Calendar. They are
obliging and attentive hosts, have snug
house and good beds, and what is no small
matter TO : hungry man, sum?tuous and
well ordered table.
CI.sros. just below Lyons, Is a point on
the Mississippi rivsr-equI-distan' between
Davenport and Dubuque, when promis 60
yet 10 make a sensation among eastern
emigrsnts. 1t has recently beea laid out on
he Iowa side under the direction Of Judge
Resner Of Cincinnati. and in is inception
and primary arrangements, the whole thing
. no, eQuailed in the West. The line Of
abroad 10 Iowa City, designed to connect
With the Chicago Airiins road 10 ihe Mis.s-
ippi q, Fulton, will start from Clinton. The
oestio i, for beauty and business, is not sur
,sssed in the great yalley.--Dar. Courier.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Np. Eplros:-It etrikes ne that ysu
would be comforting q literary laser, on all
who are al all particular aboa, ofshosrsphy'
BY using your inauence in establishing an
uaiiorm mode OF spelling the beautiful WORD
Pot,o " ot1omie. The ease with which We
rene mher the correct spelling o. word =
often depe dent uponi,s structure, when
the duplicated syllsbies are alike snd there
is no change ia the vowel We have nc DIT
fculty. Ia the word Mississippi. Tor in'
stance, We have only e remember thai We
hsve double twice, double P once. snd I
four times Now, Pottowottomie is some
times written with one a, sometimes with
two; sometimes with Two o's and sometimes
with four. I ike the toure's hseemsto me
10 be most natural and most euphonious and
it looks well in print II is certainly the
most easily remembered, and that is great
point. We have only TO think OF otto oi
roses. Otto, otto-twice. There IS nc
difficulty sbou, the p and &c, nor about The
terninsi syllable. Pass it afound-Pstto'
sottomie. Potto.wotso-mie
kAPrA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Al trEA FOR FASHIONABLE "SsoHs. "A
few Of our handles have appeared in satin
wsistcoats, ornameated with wreaths Q! del.
ieste gold Of silver towers. For plain
dress, in the salons where Official costume
or the court dress Is cot nece sary, Human,
SO RI. nsaps des Psfits Champs, Zone OF the
beat authorities in Paris for what is most
CONNIE IL fat in male attire) ielis me thatthe
suta bic dress 10 a black coat lined with very
fine silk 10 the breast and skirts; the collar
aud breast are marrow; the coat is cut not
20 button; the sleeves are rather wide. with
small cuffs and NJ opening NJ the side
Tights OF small clothes replace pantaloons;
silk stockings. with open work clocks. very
thin vanished shoes. with resets or gold
buckles, are worn. The waistcoat is hite;
also, the cravat, with double bow.-Pars'
cor. yokr. Com.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

On Monday morning Of last week. FIRE
broke out in some frame buiidi ngs adiola-
ing the new courthouse in Evansville,
which soon spread to that 6ns building, aad
in q short tine eli The woodwork wss d.
ssroyed. The walls and .aul,s are slill
Standing. Most ofthe contenIs OF the eouE'
" Offices were saved. though in crest Goa
fusion. The Court House wss bailt ST sn
expense ofS4s. 900 and was but just compile
ted. The Journal thinks that $4,000 will
rebuild il. Il was uninsured.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Horses in California have become sefy
dear. The price ofs good drsy horse ranges
from s4oo 10 $500; good common road
horse TO e00o; crab that can 60 mile in
three minutes 81 ,o00-snd every second IN
der adds couple Of hundred dolisrs. There
are probably 800 fast horses kept AZ livery
10 San Francisco, ranging from $500 to
ol.oco in value. A pair Of carriage horses
cost $4,000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Know Nothingism can never become ma
tionai. With . pro.slayery platform, il
cannot exist in the North; without enc. i.
cannot exist in the South; with neutral
platform, it cannot exist anywhete.-CseDs.
land Leader. :.
But Locofocoism, With no platform a! aA
can exist everywhere. A convention OF the
unterri6ed get together, endorse The vir'
ginia and Kentucky resolutions, OF .bs las
century, condemn the Alien and Setitloh
Laws and the National Bank, and promulge
it a. their .pla,form;" and straightwsy the
faithful shout salt. hair and work IN the
traces with the utmost competency. On
just such platform John Vsn Buren,, JET.
Davis, Garrison, and Atchison, and all 9th.
er ismites and factionists can stand. with
out the least inconsistency.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

BIsHoP LBS VISIT 70 LYoss. Last Sab
lth our citizens were favored with q yisit
pm Ri. Rev. Henry w. Lee, Bishop of the
iocese Of Iowa. The Bishop held Divine
rvice at The City Hall on Saturday even.
I, on which occasion IN exeellen, sermon
- delivered. After service, declara-
!, u OF association for church purposes was
med by seventeen persons, who organ.
q themselves into "Grace Church" Par.
10 communion with the Protestant
iscopsi Church. We understand ar
gements are being made TO procure
"a for Divine service; and that the Rev.
Beers will accept, for the present. the
Z of Rector OF tie Parish. Lyon Gin
Co. Mirsr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01
Exr.Aoap..nv Rrvr1.rross ofAsln4,

EXTRAORDINARY REVELATIONS orAsiN4L
liza correspondent OF the Ae~ York
Evening Post, writing rom The U ;. ship
yincennes. OF the North Pacific Exploring
Expedition, ssys that when ofthe coast or
Ssmschatks. with Masri's line and Broose's
cad, bottom was obtained from depth OF
TOO falhoms. Tie specimen was i'm
ledistsly put under microscope Of 600
near, and there were seen infus0ris ,hst
ere probably alive before being relieved Of
10 en-, rmous pressure q, atdepih. Many
them were fresh and clear, with the CEN
al brown diseolorx,ion which indicates the
innate or recently animate condition Of
o vital organs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

The late decision in the case Of Mrs.
Gaines, it is said, will not probably end the
controversy. The pcsssssors Of her fathers
estate have nine points Of the lss--posses-
aion-in their favor, and the transfers have
been % frequent that suits Of electmeni will
have to be instituted against large number
Of persons.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

In consequence Of the death OF Sidney c,
Burton, the principal witness FOR the prose
cution in the celebrated Martha Washing
ton case, the prosecution has been sbsh'
doned, and oil the defendants discharges
from bail.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-01

Two marble statues of avery large size
are among the spoiis taken e Se6astoPoi.
They represent ST. Paul and ST Peter. and
will probably De placed one at London and
the other er Paris