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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

vICKsBURG-stea Frank Lyon-63 bales cotton Ward
Saunders Hnntl Cleveland Brothers Gco1 Robson AL
en-dZ oakey HaWk1ns,l2J McAaa9n--l2 Ar Mssnhurg
er--0 Buckner, Stanton Eewman7 Wilcox &co--4 George
& MeIlhenny3 Wright Allen &co3 pkgs fruit and sun
dries to order-Total I66 BALES cotton p
MoBIhE-s bales cotton to erder9 bbs
water Smith, do Geo ToaFd-l do ndse Harris Il Nor
gan1 box mdss Estln &co-5 pkgs do GeddesS2 bIs
peaches g Coud-40 do Bennett Gco-3 do to Gaines.
+ COAsT-schr Z Leepey-s20 bbIs molasses to order
BAYOU SARA-seamer G D Jr-32b hds sugar 10 AL MiI-
tenbergerSo Dc Byns Vsnes 1eoA bbIs oasses Tete
lumber bale hides and sundres odoTo 62 hhds sugar
60 bbls molasses. 81 Gft Isl 81 ~ Sf'5 4=ffz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

Of Bank Of Louisiana disposed Of at 59 which is
about all learned the Stock Markets though there
gotaons astir they did not reach contract Forty shares
Union Bank and 50 shares Jackson Railroad Stock
r. I. y q
The Exchange market continues quiet Some Of the Banks
stil hold and sell their checks New York at premium
50 do private bankers others sell par There sales
the sree of sight dafs par and As 600 sixty days
sight Of AL make at ~ discount Private bankers sold at M to
per cent discount thirty days date II per discount; ten
10 fifteen days sight II cent discount Some Boston sixty
days drafts placed within the Of N discount The
Union Bank checks Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore at
Sterling Good bills for Investment taken at 9s and
bankers and other AL drawers sold remittance
The Banks hold advance these figures Some bills Of
aing drafts placed at cent In Francs heard Of
only small sums being taken at BLK to $40 The rate varies
from the close Of last week. being this evening from BIS to
The following the comparative rates for the past two
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

DUBLIC sCHOOLS-sECoND DIsTRICT.--APPL1-
Giants Teacerhips in the Second District Public Schools
hereby notified to appear MONDAY August lth be-
fore the Examining Committee for the purpose undergoing
examination according regulations The examination will
place daily the hour for week. in the Hall Of the
Board Of Directors. rs, 5 81 = jy25 I'd
OFFICE OFF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
W INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the quements of their charter the Cres
cent Mutual Company submit the following state
ment, viz. g.s.
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
Amount Of iniene aiate risks, July l la TT 81
~" Sl0o6,497 IS
Premiums on Fire Risks .S402 964 Al
Marine Risks ........... 25S4a0 90
River Risks. 3405ls 3s
Life Risks. ,.............-. a, 523 50 =
* -, 0o6, 4a7 IS
Less Premiums on Risks not terminated. 1885 As
Less Return Premiums. ..,.............. 22632 05
- - - l62601 80
Amount of earned Premiums year ending above S Gs
Losses paid during same PERIOD viz: - Ne
On Fire Risks. .Sli2,s60 VI
ON Murine Risks. .................. l32,768 % I,=
On River Risks. ...:........,...... 2l2,7lU Is
S4SS, $40 p
Reinsurances, expenses, profit end loss,
ETC., less interest," discount, contingent, . - -, =,
looii oo-o"V'i oo O.
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1aartituEar MQtiffs.
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,sua.,cn sz.ty7I,e try,,tptl .bustice,a Court MT
n stfeet and Exchnnee Place III nov
o ue ~ ~ III p,, ii I {5{
3F frn, oIocE u 2 aeoei p M
A iy96 do I'm : - = - q &c JOHN W. ANDREWS
4, ,,,d ave,,, 1,e,a ~ Tse,.ae e,.
anss Eta U1hRny tG 40, the o ms,
n;cfocg attendance ii reajfed id business 81
mportance Will be tranpaced.s BY order Of a5I.
ivos - ~ $3.50 10 HE CONNOLLY Secretary &
- --T------t-s
lii ofce ID M a AZ Iii ARi betSssn Commercial Place
and street opsite Inon Front Office second
floor ~ O. 8i jy22 an i
G n5F. i. %. %. F.a~GreseeMG Lodge Mo. 8, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in room No. !, Odd Felows'
Hall OHicers-S. II. BUTLER, N. q. o. II. LII 0STE,GV.
rrer: l.. N. JAHAN. PER- Secretary. 'El Egf jy7
---77-----
Ass- i. %. o. IT. = L0uHsiaEia Lodge No. /,
meets EVERY FRI AN In Room No f. Odd FeI-z
GENNISoN W. al: III 1T PoRTER Secretary; " p }I.OI.
sEI,IiE Permanent Secretary: H GIIiINGHSM TTreasu.
rer. Wv -4- 9 lez9
5 - n. ~ a. N "a " b. M. IN r,eets
in 9dss is8Sin IN ST
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Heeo5aing secretary; Eo H. FER
Nv soIA. lreasuEef.Z N Jao
r - r,,,,-z1 rs q. 10 n N 4, ~ -
Members fr III nresent ten " r. KoosTz President No
Place b pAsyA Teas1Ie ~ ~ bae as
an,n IA ~ Exchsnpe plaza past
Sai LEU y X ona ran,in srast n
cornsr sSaanp and ;ruvier sfrees VI w IAMpgnTp
Fo p prTsssnr Cnston bonse: Fl II MA ~
~ corncr TeoaDopas ma Richard streets; u 81 SHEER
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

DATENT MEDICINES ~ ALL THE MOST PoPU-
Medicines BY the Dozen at the Proprietors'
lowest Wholesale prices. Among which are
IS gross Mustang Imminent =-2t+
30 gross Bryant's FulmOnic Wafsrs.
50 dozen Hostetter's Bitters. gs=55Es
80 dozen WheelersB Sherry Wine Bitters- ~
sa 50 dozen Ginger Cordial. i. So
30 dozen Thoras Extract oopaiva and sarsapnrilla.
800 aoraa Halls sarsap aFiIa. 81 ..
.atas 50 gross FahRsstcck' yermifuge- IS
III is greas acIeans Vermifuge a.
80 gross Winer's VeFnifnge ts
M ri dozen osgoo&s GholagegeeS
"a dozen Gastes's Spanish Mixture. .=5-
n dozen swan's Fsnaceas '5z.- +
100 dozen Rsrrys TrisoRnsroas. ls5G
$50 @. WooDMAN.
sorner Common and Aasaziae sssssts, e.
is,2 s1sakyY New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City OF New Orleans.
BE remembered that the 18th July 1896 before the
subscriber Justice Of tile Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles J. Masou Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according 10 Jaw does depose and say the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books Of said Company.
tSigned] G. j. MASSON1, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this 9th july 1856
Signedl CHAS. NJ BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay interest
Six CENT cash. outstanding certificates of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday Of August proSino
The oardof Trustees have also declared Dividend of thirty
three third the earned premiums of tile
Company year ending the 3Oh of june 1856 for which
certificates will Issued after the 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President
a.. GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
C.. r. MkSSoNI, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

Net earned profits year ending June 3d. 1856
The Company have the following assets:
Invested in bond and mortgage on pro.
perty worth double the amount loaned
Loans on pledge OF Bank and public
Stocks on time, SlS4,265 39--on call
Bills receivable being notes on preni-
invested on real estate. 52r3I8 O.
Invested in Bank Stocks go siares.... 5l,Syl 81
Invested in Consolidated City Bonds.. $3.50 90 n
Due for premiums in course of collection 8I41 &
Cash ............,...... ....,......... l790S7 02
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
THE COMMERCIAL. DEPARTMENT.
5ssNtip OtIeaus Nloneg MEarAet.
y ------S . sss'.---.;- - liY n
NJ CRESCENT oFriCE, No 70 Camp street,
Al Friday Evening, July Is, 1856

The Tie money continues Of the most
The cas othe Bank though generally to their In
come up 70 their ability to discount The low rste 81
Exchange obyetes the necessity Of calling for specie On the
street there very little paper offering Of The brokers
enjoying the pleasures Of the sea shore and with many
lenders Of money dscardng cent cent for brief time
The ruling Of Tie paper market Is embraced in the following
quotations: t$a T@
For Al long dated acceptances, payable beyond .
1877 The LIST Of March next. . u Ct
For al IN january and February - F ct
For A2long date, 70 months l9l0 Ct
For AZ monhs 81. $40 ~ Ct
Good second grade less than 90 days.. "a tx u ct
Third rate from short date. 10 l2 % ct
Single Names long date second and third 2gl5 ct
Single Names long date first class 0 % Ct
Mortgage securities from l0 d Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

All letters France Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
q cents by the American TO Liverpool and Soutp
ion: cents te direct Hnyre and cents by
British steamers. Letters to and Italy should come
urder the rule to reach earlier their destination
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland nsssa Greece, Ioian Islands, etc.,
is sent from tile Posoic in New York semi weekly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

MADEIRA WINE-216 PIPES FIRST QUALITY
l and choicest growth extra old Reserve Wine Vintage
Ae'' WM E. LEyERICH & CO.,
Il wifi u.- lib. II. "a Old Leyee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

All Of which will sold the very lowest
o.. O.WuensfAN New orleasla, Id, ana Il
jsl2 5nd&W 90 WoeDgAN y CO., Vicksn1gg, sfHss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

y KenaedS chn s. s. B Bee WIZ con1erse
u FF!es ssn;aer, C. Fs''Tes s. B. Sewn. yss ly
TAR AND P1TcH-lsoe barrels wilmington Tar and
and by size 'aFs afEfH SAs ss
s1DEs-ss casks eIssy Rssoa Sides for sale
j jya y $ h AhNN NJ % : So S3s street.
MACIknREI. FOR PLANT ALTON gsE7lee bbls.
M n ss @ AhnR
rS5SS ERa 5r Of 4, q9 9gSsE
merchandise Sa h IN store for sale iow so.
100 :. Raddin's Cuba 6's;
I, { :. Is IS |E ES5s's;sj
5 lSS E KsaSS H.: Mustard;
ieo dos Broo snls; 'l4''
80 boxes Chocolate;
rs bbs Cd Bourbon and Rye Whisky;
~ y casks a; f Psime Re aisNs'
800 bills as sa any W1 Hss,. sss1 Iseed
For Sy P''z"ssS A''ks's aH01 HsE!as CO.
jy24 St corner Common and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
MERcIEANDIsE TO ARRIVE PER SHIPS MAR.
S's' A' les bis Df NJ fase New aekerel;
So boxes New s SsdEs
leo :. chests Black Tea: '-'''''e'
iSo :. Raddins Cuba sixes; "-N A'7 ''s @''' ''"'
z casks sSE 1 so',s TrH Tsssst D oi
5sss gallons %la ses' R5saehed Whale Oil;
''i iSS S dozen ESs siss f Fs5
Is boxes Fresh Chocolate;
l g " F FaFss Sf iS 81 Seville Olives;
100 Pepper Sance cases Table Salt;
| SO = HOLSTERS and Salinons;
20 % pockets s1 9a7n G Gensi;si
| 50 bags Pepper; 8 Bugs Pimeno;
For sale by J.H. CARTER & CO.,
| jy24 St corner Common and Tchoupoulas SITS.
TOR HIRE-A LIKELY NEGRO BOY, IS YEARS
% the bpas
terms rms and particulars apply at this Office vruopr
5s5 s ss sG sss q Is @
back e the neck walks with qnek short pleasant
bonnet viii pay the above her delivery the Fourth
'>''N .''N'' WIN. CUNNINGHAM, +"
,voss Constance street between Philip First
WH1sNH-S00 '''s Raw 56 s. SIS y lands CO.,
Jy23 50 Tchonptoulas street
| " 800 boxes,
| For sale by JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
| 5jy23 iE'''2 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
r ARD OIL-2O0 bbs. Choice Cincinnati for sale by
IL JOSEPH Lands & Co.. +
| iy2S a. 'aH. Us 80 Tchoupoulss street.
PACOW-s0 casks Choice Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders
| ~ for sale by JOSEPH lands, 4 CO., -
jy23 80 Tchoupoulas street.
| QRANDY-lU0 quarter casks Imitation Cognac 4
| - 200 eighth do do ~ do w..
| For sale by JOSEPH LANDS L CO..
ly23 50 Tchonpioulas street.
| NWEMSkY--300 bbls. and half bbls Monolgahela, ror
| w bound packages, for sale by
| JOSEPH LANDS It CO.,
jy23 So Tchoupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

large and wall escorted sock OF an Kinds Of
Paints Putty, yaTniEhes Glue Eogwood eopperas Ghalk
waiting Yern Brushes Diamonds, sale
- ALFRED KEARNX
isa4ios ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

nsy-NotIce ,--TIie Third JUSTICES Court, nj
the corner Of Cstobose and Exchange Place is nov
OFFICE HouRs-Fron o'clock Az Nj to 3 O'clock P. NJ.
NV wa aGo I'm '1o'N ~ JOHN W ANDREWs..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

,ssssssss, FRUIT FOR TILE HllHhLION!IPEACH H
AYgS ELS Peaches II Peachesl 1.-THE subscriber having
1872 contracted with Mr. Z. B. Spence, of Bay ST. Louis
49, for the entire crop of his extensive orchard consisting
of thousand Peach Pear and Apple trees in full
bearing informs the citizens Of New Orleans that
ever the South BEFORE and prices that within the
reach ALL The above boxes of convenient size
for families and will delivered to customers free of charge
This the only orchard supplying the city with ripe fruit
piSi 9m loA "' T. G. CLOUD rs St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

THO BUILDERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l. HANGING WAREHOUSE Nos. bS and 90 Canal street.
corner of Old Ievee. z-sz F5e 4 n
We have lust received the lowest prices
wholesale RETAIL large md extensive Of French
English and American PAPER HANG1NGS, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS,
myl3 3In tNEWHA1Ii Il HUYE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
FOR SALE.

NA FOR SALE Or RENT~A VERY DE.
f sirable residence situated Canal Avenue, Carroon
Els about minutes walk from the depot twenty
utss drive from the city by the Common street road
The hous well built airy and cpmnodious containing
all the couyenences requisite for large family.
The grounds taSeful1y laid extensively and we'll
stocked with variety pans-togeter
with aarge Kitchen Garden Poultry Yards Stables and I'LL
cessary out. buildings. s.,
The terms will be very liberal.
For further particulars apply to ..-..
iy1T6 flu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

TsE4E GREAT COUGH RENEEDY-GHERRY.
ELECTROMAGNETIC following riginal letter was hand
ed to publication remedy which elicit such
rniunns, must be good one =ls 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

DREsERVING FRUIT-A NUMBER OF PER
who have been putting up fruit in CANS,
mentaon and inquire Of the cause Of the difficulty This
many of the made in which, we think IT will be
difficult TO preserve fruit. 45 fiji - IL
SPRATT'S PATENT CANS decidedly the safest having
strong top under which is an India rubber cap and
the whole channel for without which much fruit
will Those who used them last year perfectly
satisfied Extracted from Louisville Journal
- - ASTON MYGATT 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26
WANTED.

YKIANTED-AWET@NU RsE--A YOUNG HEALTHY.
w Woman who give proper references tnny obtain
situation by applying Immediately at the Of
Nayaies and Sixth Streets ,s$i8I 8 jy25 3t3p
NhTANTED-A. SITUATION AS SEAMSTREss AND
w Childs Nurse, by young woman well qualified for such
place Good city reference given il desired Apply at 7
amns street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

b- By Capt Pennel Of the ship Genoa July I'd, lat "a 49,
long 70 49, ship Alice Couuce for Liverpool July 18th
a "a 49, long 70 49, brig Ocean Bird, rs days out from New
York for MatanzaS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

fTNTRa. w. w. WOOD ATTORNEY AND COUN
wv sELLoR-aT-LAW, and Solicitor in Chnaeery having
give prompt attention to all business entrusted TO his
The High Court Of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court
Circuit Probate Courts of Hnds Rankin Warren and the
adjoining counties. sssElE -,
ID. Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS AC-
COUNTS, NOTES, etc. .lIll7 .E&E7 Y E 'hLs' .7S
oFFIGE-In Ellss Buildings, corner Of State and Pearl
Streets jackson. Hiss, aul5 it'd EW.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-26

sssss TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land IN Eastern Texas known as the Mcqueen land
Bevil Port on the Watches river This land is offered in
change for dry goods and groceries Any wishing to
learn the terms and particulars which will be such will
suit the parties Offering References the quality of the
land and title, be made Hon George W. Smyt, Hon.
VIM Eddy and r. G. Doom, Esq, my of the citizens of
this county. SAMUEL G0ODE,
comm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-06
LETTER PROM KANSAS,

We have received q letter from Mr.. A
H. Mallory, dated at Lawrence on the 2s,.
ult.. and thou, we have heretofore publish
ed most Of the particulars which it contains
is siill interesting as coming from one
with whom we and our readers are ae
qasin,ed, and who was lately among us
! The fac: 10 that SO far from the atrocities
coa,Ritted by the rufkans in Kansas being
exaggerated, the half has not been told nd
the more we get Of the details, the greater
Is the deformity in which they exhibit them
selves.
Mr.. Mallory ssys il is an unqualified
falsehood that any Free State man ever re.
sisted the harshal's deputy, except Gov
ReedsT, and he only in virtue Of his Office
being in Kansas for the express purpose Of
con,es'ing Whitfeld's right to q seat in the
House Of Representatives. His letter
says
"Reeder also told The Marshal he would
60 il Gov. Shannon would give him an es.
cort to Lecompton FOR his safety from the
mob that was then at that place and onthe
Wakeruss.. Shannon had the troops al
his disposal, but refused TO rant Reeder n
! escort, and the result was that the latter
left for Wa.hingtors-being rightly con.
WINGED that the mob sought to hang him.
"The guerilla bands soon commenced
stealing the horses OF ali the Free State
settlers, saying that they took them By the
authority Of the Marshal, and the people
chose committee Of citizens, to act a. a
conmittee of safety, TO give directions az to
the best msnner of getting rid Of these ma
r aders. I~ss one of the committee
We wrote 10 the Governor, asking MIN TO
remove these bands. He replied that ,bey
were the regular posse of the U. s. Mar.
shsi and the Sheriff of Douglas county, and
he bad no control over them. Bear in
mind that these bands were from Missouri
Georgia and South Carolina, and had only
been here six or seven days before the Mar.
shsl issued his call for the assembling Of
the militia at Lecompton. Tie committee
then wrote to the Marshal on the same sub
ject, and he replied tina, If the bands stole
our horses he was responsible, us they were
his posse; but he assured US that If the
people Of Lawrence did not resist the Mar
shall, no one should be hurt in life OF LIMB.
The people said they had never thought OF
resisting the U. s. Marshal When the
Marshal came to Lawrence. he said he had
seventeen hundred men. He took dinner
free at the Free State Hotel--snd at three
o'clock he marched his army in. and s,ed
HE cannon thirty times a, the bouse i,
which he had eaten his dinner. The bo,sl
did MT fall. They then exploded three
segs ofpowder In il, and still It did no, fall.
Then they SET il on fire and destroyed it,
They also destroyed the Herald Of Freedom
Office and the Free Stat Office, and threw
three presses and one power press in the
Kansas river They burned Coy. ROBIN
sons house, and sacked all the house, in
the city packed off lots of goods and then
about three-fourths OF them left for Mis-
souri, David X. Aichi.on ,sos here and
headed band from Platte county, Missouri
All OF this was done in the name of the Uni.
ted States"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-06
IOWA LAND RiLi

A few individuals from hostility 10 oul
Representative, Hon. ]. Thorington, are
a.eribing all the honor of the passage o
the Iowa Land Bill to Geo. W. Jones. Il
is true that after the bill had been framed
and passed throug h the House. an impossi-
bility heretofore, tina, Mr.. Jones did use
hi. exertions to have it pass the Senate
And why did be 80! The following ex.
tract from the Dubuque Republican, explain.
the reason
aIn the first place, Gen. Jones, in work
ing tor the passage Of The Iowa Land Bill,
said one word for us and two for himself
H Is the possessor Of large amounts ofreal
estate In this city and along the line of the
railroad, all of which will be doubled in
value by this grant No one man in the
State will be so immensely benefited, in his
own pocket, BY the passage of this bill, as
Senst or Jones himself. Are we, then, to
throw up our hats and go into ecstscies OF
admiration over the noble conduct Of man
who worked so hard TO make his every
dollar count two! l. this reason ensupl
for US to forgive and forget his many and
Weignty uhHsprcssious against lfntf, a.
gainst Justice and against Freedoml All
no. II any man is to be praised Tor di.in.
terested and pure-mnded labor for the good
6. Doooque, il 10 James Huntington, who
i. NOT interested in this bill one dollar, and
no, Gen. Jones, whose fortune will be doub-
led by IT,"
Yes. tha, is the true reason OF General
Jones anxiety to have The bill pass. And
yet, would you believe il, the slavery-Ex-
tsnsionists Of Dubuque gave him supper,
osteneibiy for bis interchangeable and disin ter
es,ed exertions in passing the Iowa Land
Bill, but really because it was the first op.
por,unity that had presented itself OF
making little buncombe for General
Iones
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-06
NOTICE


w. s. Miller {hayiag dissolved from tass Sonealn
on the Il. q March l,sI eas formed sAe so nS
arm Of MILLER q HOUNDS, s sa. ~, ro S9S
~ ns 10 receive lhoit spring Stock OF Groceries,
In I'D, ance OF any other House 10 thsr line, nuaSs
he Z, sass s ns .Ssk CA s' o IN se
Their stock is large, and entirely new, snd con-
ststs, In pArt;--
1905 Ghosts Tea 5000 Boxes Glass
sUO bags coffee. 1900 kegs nails,
500 Hhds Suger soo Boxes ha,s.ss'
eno % Syrup. 80 Tierces Hako.
Also, a splendid sssortmeu, of Wooden Ware
Jua. ID. IS, diy. MILLER n ROUNDS.
NEW STORE AND
N o. Go O dO.
1xTRA0 RDIMARY Low PRICES
We will exhibit astoek Of sbout
$4,000 WOAsTH
Cheapest and best goods over shown In Western
CHARLES FASH,
Second street, opposite the Lsclairs House
[Fcrmefly Fay Bfotbers.l
Has jas, receiyeda large addition to bis k'sh and
h'sS''' sUM1sR GOODS.
assisting Of
Rich ElOupeed silk Robes
Fiounesd Grenadine Robes
Jsspe and Chene Barge Robes.
ALSO
Rich Jaspe and Cbene
PLAIN AND STRIPED sILks,
Plain and colofed Poult de Sole Glaess;
Rich Printed Fouards;
And IodIn Silks;
or every desc rlpiion and style.
DkESs GOODS,
Tissue, Grenadines OR, pc maretz, chalii pslsines
,rsges Jacouets, organdies, Lawns. SIC, &c.
complete assortment of
MOItsNfNG GOODS,
of every Descr ipton.
EM AND S.AgES.
In this department our stock Is and always will be
complete In every particular.
SMA WIS
Long aad Square Broche,
Printed and Broche Stella,
Paris Vstencies,
Silk, Tibet aud Isshiaere Shawls and Searis,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls.
BONNET and TANNING RIBBONS.
hOusl-AkE ErsNG GOODS,
0fevAry description.
aitsslEkkX, AZ.
Alarge assortment Of English and German shs
| and Cotton Hosiery. gloves, Miits, sc.
| Sprague's, Merimacs, Cochsos, And i'll the ees
AMERICAN rHlSIs,
| Very Cheap,
| ENGLISH PRINTS,
| FINE pEsEdEs,
1 HEAVY RoWS ShEETiSGS
and variety of Domestic and other Goods, 10 whie
would iayte the attention OF the Ladies' and Gent
| of Davenport aud TO the trade.
Wholesale and Retail.
| CuAKLEs FISH,
may27 I'd st. opposite lie ,iairr hous'
SUTTON a. cos. COLUMN.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-06

Reader. do YOU know that every column
OF newspaper contaiDs from ten to twenty
thousand distinct pieces Of metal The mis-
placing Of any one OF which would cause
biunder or Typographical error! With this
curious fact before you, don't you wonder at
the general accuracy Of newspapers
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-06

Three or four times couple appeared be-
fore clergymen for marriage; but the
bridegroom wac drunk, and he refused lie
the knot. On the last occasion he express
ed hi. surprise that so respectable look ng
gIrl was not ashamed to appear at the altar
with a man in such state. The poor girl
broke into tears, and said she could not
hely II
And why, prsys" inquired the minister
Because, sir he wouldn't come when 10
was sober