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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
CITY PROPERTY

CITY PhOPEh1f
No. iJ5--Loi block Ia, corner Western Asehae
aud III nd s. lot 70N40; price $1,000 terms easy
No. Io6--s,ore on Brady q between tsh ana 9Th
No. 1894 number of ano lots near Female Col.
lege.
No. l22--Fwo desirable lots neaI the depot.
No. ia5-Iot in block =, Gaais0 feet price
No. ia6- Lois and in block 50, corner Rock Is
land and Sixth sis price 5000.
No. I.s-Tsn acres on blua be,w cen Rock Island
and Molinei part enced and improved price Sile
per acre.
No CA two story brick store "a 81 doors east
from Brady, lo-ls11s2o very valuable property price
s5250; terms easy,
No 5s-A three story brick store on I'd 81 between
Brady and Main sta; choice iocation price $1,000
No GA beautiful house corner 0i scott and 9th sts
rooms, good brick stable, shed prospect very ek
tensivsi lot iooHloo; priee se,oet
No OLA doable frame house rner Of Scott and 5th-
srsi lot a6x7l II rooL.s cster-i + pics s2,foo
No GA double brick house Scott near 18th ST. 10
rooms, we'll eiStern, &C lot 5iH7ii price s2,soo
Ne. G3A double b,ick house Scott sd from 9TH, 10
rooms, esisrn, &c; lot 60xii price $3.50,
No GA first rate 2 story brick housa 90 Brady St
!nd from 9TH 10 rOomg cis,eru, Sc lot 4oSlso price
s!,O10,
No Ga good house on Bfady ST l. Hiiles from NV
sr roQms eistern, Sc u land fruit trees &c
price $1,000 terms voEy easy
No. CA small house Gu HIaJy ST ntsg locust. 8
rooms, wen, tsciot s2S5sl: prtse ,2oo.
No, 671o0d hoGss corner u Penn nd tfi SIS, els
tern, So; loi 40Ss0, rooms price ;29pi
No GsA large houst on Re, Island DesE 9TH, new
aHd good orier "A rooms, r,sttU5 wen A. will
eoHmoaate IS hoarders lot 50NlIU pFe sagU0 terms
easy,
Ne. g. tn. h0uso Oh Brady Il near Locust 4 large
rooms, Well eisterA stable sc, .tua shop hot U ~
1896 price ;s,4oo
So.s0-Gpod house and III on MAiu Il 4 rooms well.
eistern, Sc Iot slI6oi price $1,000
Na.'i-Fils house gu 18th st near LeClairs 81.
NJ 1.-Two beautiful OTIS on Brady st, opposite +
e0rnerof college square li2srl59 price 5000.
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Hollowsy,s Pius--where are they mott

A young nan, competent aud Will rseommended'
wishes situation as bookkeeper copyst. Salary no
object Apply AT c. Lessle'sstore. noT25dStt
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NO. ia Farm Of $50 ocros on tpe ysetIp.4r,..
rom Long Grove to ALIENS Grove, M aces
IoacIeS under fence an IN cuttlyst}oT FIaTc b'
1l's stories, stable, wen, &c @''4''' mons
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CANE! CANE! CANE!

ID9.U0UFEE.T superior Cane received By express
Chars sesoated short notice. fuQiurs q McNssl
l. Hall, b. Barr my residence ntn Swans, 50 st,
bst. Iowa and LsClsire. n5yl9d3m
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N pm. 80" Vt eFs lOf -1til.
III TARA u IID acre. srs 2 and go IT, 81. s.
~ acres o. timber aud 600 asTs4 md '
az per acre; good staek farm '''' ~''-0. pi'.a
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large prices.

The Messrs. Harper, Of New York, in.
tend starting. on the Sd Of January next, a
sixleen-page paper, to be called hapers
Weekly.
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ID C. EL.pRIpGE
- Has cstablshedthe
north western Patent Wedhcine

Has established tue
North Western Patent WeuACiae
Depot.
A Thu eo,ner Of Rock island aud sth sts en-
Z sport. Iowa, where will be kept all the Leading
proprisiosy Mss.e,ass o. The ass' sasa y
Ayers Cherry Peelorai,
Iayaes' ENpectorant,
storms Cough Candy,
BrIan's Pulmonic Nsfefs
Dr. oasood's sindia cholsgougs
Rowan's ronle Mixture,
Rhp Ies' Fever aDdAgGe cure
Dr. Peuth's Eye salyo,
Tho mr. sons Eye Water,
Houg1ton's Pepsin,
Hoofland's German btten,
lays Linimont,
I jaesson's pite I'm brocs,ion.
Jew nayi's or sbrss Plaster
Bans sarsapArilia,
Radway's Rem. Resolved,
j. i, st. Johns cough SyraPi
Chrsiies Ague Baisam,
s MeLean's r, Cordial.
Mortimors blood Purifier
.. Rheumatism cure
JndSin ointmenhi
sioau's Horse "
Sioam's Family
Irash's Magnetic
HoliowIN's
J.V, Hardy's Eye ralm,
Mexican Mustang Liliment,
McLeah's Volcanic Ointment,
ST Johns Nerve Il Bono linamehtI
B. \. Fanestoss's Vermilage'
AcLaue's
layne's
Beanstts Norm Lo5snges,
Aliens Nerve aad Bone Linlmeht'
II. q. Farrell's Arabian
Merchants Gargling OIL,
MAmaluke Liuimentl
Railways u, Relief,
Lyons Kathairon,
Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative
BENEFITS Imperial Tonic,
Jayua's Garmtuetiye,
RoWand's Syrup OF Blackberry
Rrown's Extract Of Ginger
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops,
sloans Condition Powders.
Bauy's Trieopherones,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Dsliey's Pain Extractor,
Sloan's instant Relief,
Balm of Thousand tlo"efsl
Bragg's Tonic Pills,
/" Indian Vegetable Piiis'
Jayne's Ague
Sanstivs,
Sappugton's .
Shalienbergefs
Braudeth's
Mohetps
smiths Sugar Coated =
HollowRy's
Lees
wrghrs Indian Vegetable & ...
WIDDIFIELD'S
NEW COOK HOOK!
o. tgas,es. s ssiP.s q lf.s hou; e"i'' vol Z
Mss LESLiE'S
New Receipts fer Cooking,
comprising an the new snd improved methods o.
prsIsEtng al kiu1s 5 / food, sSc.
Vol. u no. cio,h. price sl.oo.
Eli ADAMS,
llmols,f No Sc Brady st ;, neer tn Pos. oflee
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Fiisu PROPERTY

Sg=Ii "A hoass aud lot on 7th st. ,rs.t .s F.,,..
L9t s1Iibo house r0ons kitei.sn .ssi ca ,.Ft N -
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Situation Wan,s,

Under tais head limited nun Der Of speelalnottces
will Do Inserted II 10 ecnts per uua each Insertion,
OF so cts. per week,
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Aos0-dood house and III on Main IT. rooms well,
eisteFn, Sc lot sII6o price 81 ,oV0.,
Na.5i-fiHs house ou 4th 81, aeaT LeCIaiTs 81.
NJ 1.-Two beautiful OTIS on Brady 81. opposite y
eorpsrof college square li2sn150 price $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

CoAL.--A vein Of fine coal, A feet thick
has been found In Mshsska co.
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Dr.. sanford's Invisorator

II' AAIOIu ; INV SVtaIOE
asa mild laxative. tonic q nd
stinalants aaa Is faaala maded % The public relying
apon lis atr.usls g8sta II the 81 the following
complaints all Bilious Degangsneuts, Sick Headache
Dyspepsia Habitual Costiyeness, Chronic Diarrhea,
Chsiic Pain tho stomach aud Bowels, General De-
bfiity, Fsnsle Weakness, Sc For sale BY Drnggs!s
generally, md Chas, I. WEBB, Davenport; also by
Stafford y Co... y, City. tMcht9-dSSIy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25
For Sale

eHcelleHt stand for Tavern On FL.
road, n law rods north Of ths a,..N Nhs hhhH1u.
Dave9p9rt together with Nine limits o,
.ounsGd P s. S - wHis sn Is T1asI eavS sG %'
me imptoNemrn'sarc L two story R,Sf va isF ca II
9 na sqnSre, m COED dry cellar, opsr -
aew and have never TS 5s 81 was DO ads' oi"
JUS. such place as Is needed fGT H. lhe above 10
non OF farmers, travellers ana Gr, '". "'c9nin- 49,
Ebar particulars Bugufrg oT "'"'"fh- tor ufI
oeli ' ''ohLt Co.
No. land A.nr4s
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VINO wants a gpienaIa Farmt
EGeslE Groceries.
ma ASal& ell, jr., al, o.,
South East Corner ID a Perry Sta

ma Dal. ell, jr., &c a.,
South East Corner I'd & Perry SITS
/ hAHkFuLfo for past patronage we now offer to
the clI!z2hs OF baS enporI fresh supply Or
GROCERIES,.
sLHAks--N. o. Crushed, Clarified, GRADUATED,
Powdered.
MDLASSkS--S, Ii, New Orleans, syrup
tOFFEE-Hio, Lsgurya, Java.
" Roasted ana Ground.
lEAS Of all grades and quality,
sricas, Pepper, Tapioea, Sage, Pean Barley
sFitt Peas CTanbernes, Ruokwhca, Flour, Corn
Meal, English Pickles, Sauces, Fruits Nuts, Gr0nnd
hIctr Preserves, soap Candles, Starch, Chocoll lie
morse Kaatsh, FhstuR, u bite Beans. Beef Tonguas
Dred Bsef,S 4. Hams, &c
All The Hb"ve articles are offered low sud var
ranled 10 give satisfaction.
Camden Flour.
Barrel. Hait and quarter barrel, sacks
CrseEnel Biscuit
20 boxes ia store and for sale
Wooden Ware
Buckets. I-rf Well Buckets, Mona ChOpDing
bowls, MIne!ng Knives.
Baskets
Oar stock l. re and well assorted
Fish.
Fish "A HAIYIIt IN 'rc'
Nov4.dU
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

PERU NHU BREATH What lady or gsntituau
rFogl rraia aleg the Il aisa2Eeeabla tresth
when BY u5iae tha BALM ~ THOUSAND Flowing asa
!sntri1r- Ead vug fett-r q swert but leave the
te-tH WAtts as 8tabasteT' May persons - know
ths,ftc+atB rs I'D and the .i}eo Siicute their
IIvuls Ntll n"F~r nsattaa g. Pour singh. drop ii
"Alin pu snur t".h bIash and wIsh fhr teeth night
aud morning 4 HitY cent bottle viii last q year
BEAbIIFtL COMPLEXION may t3.fly De ne
,,uC-d - using the BALM az THassGSD FLOWERS ~
u Will frmsFs tan pHpi- aud fFeekies from the skin
leaving IL Of and rI=eats hue Wet towel, pour
two Or three crops, aud wash the face night and
morning
either cold water pour three drops
OF "BALg OF rH0UsAND FLJwrEsp Tue the heard well,
aud II will make beautiful s3t lather much ftcilita
tag the operation d saaylug Ptcu only aftY cents.
beware 81 c5unteTts None genuine unless signed by
W r. FETkID6E Il co
s5p -6d6m Franklin square, New York
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4 Chance TO Maze Fortune,
CLARK's GENERATED FLOUR MILLS, in
operation aud exhibition daily, corner Perry aud
laird streets H. public invited to call aud Is H.
state, County, Township and shop single rights
Mills for the Territory OF the State Of Iowa for
sale. Apply to tho proprietors,
oct24-dtf JACOB WEAyEP, Jr., i Co
Notice
We have TWO handsome nss Bassie. ana fac
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold cheap FOR
cash If applied for soon. CA be seen at tha resi-
dence Of James lex cor 9Th and Ripley ats,
opposite the Cousl Hotse
sept dtf REN WICK & son.
LUuBG4s ot4tl descriptions, Laths, Ssts giles,
Slaves sc, III sale Is y BY RESWIgk q son,
Aag l4dif Railroad Depot saw MIL
MONEY 10 LgAH On long time.
api S5dtf NeGREGoR, LAWEs BLAK EAI0KE.
M0SEY p LOAN, rs snls Is silt applicants
iy
AFl2s al rALLsiAS a POWERS
Fer Sale
FarE ggalEsslg b~ELLfsa HsusEs, inflow.
sr fafs die sE5 very liberal terms. Apply 20
tens1du COOK & SARGENT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

small Pocket Ledger Ihs finder will be
suitably jed b, leaving it at oar meat market
opp esile lie Post once
Nov p APGD. kELLEY
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HcllowRy's Pills Where are they nott
Well may these pals be called uRsesrsaI medicine
Ion they in demand throughout the habtable globe
the medical dogmatsts who regard s!i deyiations
college rules saorilegs, are electrified by the
Of dyspepsia liver complaint, and dysentafy nc
c. mplished 10y Holloweys Pills sold at the mlnutse
tories No. 50 Maiden Lane New York AID No Pa
strand Londou and by all druggists, at 2be,, t2t2e
I and per hex, NoF>a'dsN
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4 nfIBAkEELs sf the choicest Jsanitol Apr,lsz ,
-ASSgDod condition just received and tor ,ais a.
GADD n BROWNS
NDE@5iw GTDGeTy, corner 81 and Eark Tslons ,
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No, &82-Lot Nv. y IA block Sc on 5th street a3 ,I
east Of Perry, upon VIII oh l. erected two lrTt
honse, one tory name nous carpenter shop ana
ssbio brings in rent u $50 per anuuu wlii b. n
low
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.splendia Property For &aIe

sPtehuib property For safe
III sFaeions haiiding Known the German Darr.
4 1u-e- Saloon ana dwelling and the two large Ir /.
% which the sl1a situated, now offered for sal ma
terms that 'lanH zi 20 suit Those VINO ere lcJuafnr
"a with this magnificent siB need not be fal 40, Il,
+sands unfiTsle4 and alone for bsauty Of jooaiton
lU1ss who w.-Hta avail them sslves 81 one al IL
priceless snt Fas stes toy beauty and grandeur vii A.
IIY 10 q
Sow an &. G. EADs.
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32s--Lol block IS, south east corner Of 9Th ass
Western Avenue, one Of the handsome 81 lots lSS =
private residence In the city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

320--Lol7 block and - ana 20 block FuItar.
addition, near the Female college
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-25

Ss - " Is -
Ii stoves bought Of u. L. Horn for city use &c.
"A ugerea free OF Charge. I'd St, doors esst o.
HARMON
sseTFE asiv plaee tAas The new and beautiful coal
Cooking 'Essye diamond Rock can be pRr.
chased. IL ii D. L. HORNS.
II Z Jfass,4 : 1 Gaflor OAK coGI CooK Stove
Tor saiU by D. J. y.
THECiIg Ar TEat aaal stove lot safest -.
y L. II y
'IaE Brilliant eal. Stove Tor saie AZ
~. l.. MS.
wa .E,a.g.f Gnokiug Stove, lor wood, war
rauia tag LaaTi,s, aEt aesGlH the market, with
alersa# 5Er boz large oven, Tor sale by the oulg
scent for lows, who has exclusive Tght. yopy
fEYTE ITET.I. J1ET5 w53a Stove, which need no
L eolnmvut- Is Eii kuo" IL from reputation, for
sal hy d. l., II,
rYHK live OAK wood stove for sale by
VHE .shfe.sso "a, p, elevated oven.
" ,E..e,o a9'l'" 90 30 90 90
Tor sale o. u. l. II,
a GO4FLEIE assortment o. AL sLo &c. cottage
~ parior Stoves for sale by u. l. H
1 LAFG and .plculId assortment Of Box, Par
AlrraGt HeatlEF Stnyesior sale by u. l.. II.
sRGE ADD .paH Goal Ca. Burner, Tor sale BY
,,oaGas Coal sto. os. all siaes forssI. by
0PEN ..ersq&ln" ro.l stores, win sliding
C-oors, Tor ssls By q. L. II.
" YoGgSsf lions, "a''f'ss F'pptii Y. y'tqye.
Rsais o5 ''' .''' VIII" '''' '' eng p. + ' H.
PULL aa4 complete assortnsnlor Tin, Sheet
~ Iron aus topper #aEe for sale by b. l. n
u0UsE aooGrg. Tin <pouHay ms obbins ofali
Ilkiu1s connected Win lhe i,p Dtaiasas done Ia
order b. u l. II.
VTAybs all. ,a4B. i1a..3f.. ,.ft ppstovs.
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iri. Farm o! ta. Acres ia seaituas n. 40 .xg4
~ q a T. East, 25# acres brakr. aga re,.s o. A.
tehto- 80 AtIe IA Wheat - Errss iH- Oats ~. han
es,tN" springs and sjEsar. OF rgasfIs-. M t.s
seh"oi house en- the land Vsir- So
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1000 Acres of Land
LOST.

IN Alamakee, franklin, ana 6ruuty counties al
L $3.50 per
Nov JACOB ELDRIDGE.
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III 4" Improved farm N sz-. % fs0 q g CAN. ii.
VI Unset L"es' 70 eaf a s.s. a..-a !.s fsssafs
- -" u svS-Fss giys is.aI ..z. en- tge4..-
sIapn ROAD new tratas house stable S. rt. ga r.
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Dyer's Healing EmDrocation~-The
most valuable aud cheapest family medicine tha, can b
used soldby
sov2t.Ir- HINES 4 CLIPPlNGER
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no, iO0,-A farm of lhu acre. IN .... d .,,,r.r
water. h .f f'tsHL. ,
No. I37 a farm sfle2 acros, ia aartaT.,r
2 acres, good timber, 90 acres, ia ,,.l' ~ B ,
No. i52.-A farm OF ZOO acre. In 500 ~. III. 'trlt
100 acres under eainvatios AMI uEdrr G,.. .O d ,
S ns,s Il os ~ st s1I w siss 40 rsere,
'sil stock and farming utelsiia win per acre. HiIf
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10 "a hGo improved Farm fl.' arras. l
VEST side OF Allen Grove Road, highly i1n,r w.
WIN aIhree story house. SIPS per aero 80
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NO 'i5'--A beautiful spot Desr The rev re,,-.
1aeresi good frame House, 10 room, vii ',S'-'I
'tream Of water running through Price SID r SUI
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320--A house and lot 10 Iasl BEYeuIbfi. east 4s-.
lot block 2, house Of SIX Tosms, good ceIIgy =
tern, wood she'd, &c; price Se0p,
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STA house with u acre Of ground IL The 20,
ern part OF the city; $1,000.
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- heg farm q lr5 acres, l-.tgf b tF,ksz
60 90 wiz ""12 Aaa'a recently tgilt iri5a sit
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

can people by The democratic party,
and las the wings have DO candidate
by that party alone; that upon this
issue the republican party have stak-
ed the Unionk and in such battle,
upon such az issue, they must be
true = thoseswho are doing battle
in our BEHALF 1t would be indeed
sad il, in such. a contest. southern men
should not be found battling shonl-
der to shoulder for the maintenance
Of their own Observation-Disclosures.
In thus accomplishing what / be-
lieye to be a duty, / shall be mex
lpressibly grati6ed il, lsball find my
self sustained by the approval ofmy
fellow-whigs, who have refused to
abandon either the party or the prin.
ciples in support Of whichwe haye SO
long faithfully nited,and which
We shalliremain at perfect liberty to
recognize as soon as our common
efforts shall have succeeded In a.
vesting the perils that new threat
en- our beloved country.
= THOMAS g. PRATT.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04
Critical State Of our Relations with
1. Spain. :.

Z aIon," the Washington correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Sun, states
that the relations with Spain bavo
become interesting, if not quite crit
ieal, as appears from late dispatches
received from Mr.. Dodge The Cor
tez are said to have eensured the
government for having allowed and
paid any claim on account of the
Black Warrior affair, and, in conse-
quenceefthat thegovernment has refu.
sed our demand for the adjustment
of other claims pending. We have
never had any expectation Of receiy-
ing indemnity from Spain, on account
of the Black Warrior or any other
claims. The. Spanish government
is bankrupt, and were it not SO, ths
so-called liberal party which rule the
Cortez are not disposed to recognize
any concession made by the goy-
eminent to the Justice OF foreign
claims. sse ssse
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04
HHdk NO, $50.
A Curious Coincidence.

It is remarkable, says the Mount
| Holly Herald, that at this time when
the black republicans arein such q
furry Of pretended excitement a.
bout the assault Of Mr.. Brooks on
Mr. Sumner, they should present to
the country candidate for the pres
idencyys whe .stood some years ago,
precisely in the position which Mr.,
Brooks noF occupies as the violent
assailant of a United States Senator,
for words, spoken in debate
Five or six years ago, bitter
controversy was carried on in the
Senate between Mr. Foo,e Of Missis-
sippi and Mr.. Benton. the, sather-in-
law of Mr. Fremont, in which the
former INDUCED in scme severe per-
sonal remarks on the latter. After
the Senate had adjourned Mr.. Fre-
mont waylaid Mr. Foete in the ante
chamber or lobby adjacent to the
Senate and assailed him with great
violence, blows passed, and they were
separated -after which, Mr.. Benton
insisting upon it, Fremont sent Foote
a challenge, which would have resnlt-
ed in q hostile meeting, if mutual
friends of the parties bad not zhys
great exertion brought about re-
Iconciliation. We hope that the
black republican press and orators,
should they have occasion to say
anything more in denunciation of
.~brutal outrages in-tbe Senate Cham
ber," will have the fairness to, di-
vide their indignation equally be-
tween Mr.. Fremont and Mr.. Brooks.
If the conduct Of one deserves re-
buke, the other is surely far from la
nocent. ~ :. - ss1s1s ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

During thunder storm in Berne,
N. Y, the electric fluid struck an
apple tree against which a young
man by the name of Laurence was
leaning. It split the tree from top
to bottom, making a gap sufficiently
large to let Mr. l. slip in about
foot, Immediately after which it
sprung 20 and held him tight, as if he
had been in a steel trap. Before he
could be extricated a resort to axes
and croWbars became necessary.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

There is an old grey cat in New.
wark, New jersey, who has had an
edition to her family Of six. kittens,
allof which are Joined together near
the hind legs. In Hitting one up you
raise the whole, like a burch Of hama
mas. This interesting group seems to
live very harmoniously together, with
the exception that aneither one can
tell which is his own tail p These
latter appendages are SO twisted and
intertwined that even the grave and
staid mother cat herself cannot un-
rayel the mystery, and hence the kit
tens quarrel occasionally.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

Tom Benton has beenan especial
pet Of the Southern know nothing
press, They have published bis say
ings, his speeches, &c., with great
gusto. His abuse Of Pierce, the
Cincinnati Convention, &C., they roll
ed as sweet morsels under their
tongues,and were quoting himon all
occasions. Well, the people of Mis-
souri, have attended to Benton's case.
An anti-Kausas, free soil quandom
Democrat, his race is run in Missou-
ri, and the know nothiBgs are vel
come to bis carcass. He is as dead
politically as they viii be after next
November.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-04

SLIGHT CAUSE FOR SUICIDE Tho
Philadelphia Evening BuIIstin says q
young female, residing in the 7th
Ward Of that city, committed suicide
on the 18th. ult by taking sfsenic.
Her reason assigned for the commis-
sion Of the act was the refusal Of
her mother to give her new bonnetl