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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

SEtoND 81, . OOOhS EAST OF BRADY
DAvENroRT, Iowa.
FARMERS Builders anc NJ. hamlcs' Hardware
IL of every d scription at GUILD BAKERS
no2sitf old stand.
DLACKSMi1HS can fad tl best stock Of tools In
DDayenpprt at CHILD BAKERS uti stand
INENCING WIRE for safe low at
II CHILD 4 BAFERS old stand.
RkLrING Of al sizes jus, reeryed and for sal low
dat GILL BAKERS old sand
NuCPkRS T"ols--the most extensive lot in town
Vat c, 4 RS old stand.
lKI sHEs-d complete stock lust from the manu-
Dfactory ami for safe cheap at & h BIS old stand,
DiSToLS OF most approved patterns for sal.
i G. X b. old stani.
punishable and Single barr'i shot Gun, at
" q. X Rs old stand.
NAWs-'rcular Mn. and Cro,,-.n' at low rat'-,
bOat q. h b cid tsnd.
(NRINDsiuNES-s very iarg stock Of salerior
'qp.iit, nj G Ac's lid stand
STRAW and Corn Cutters for sale At
- L. 4 n old stand.
EVERYTHING Gsg ally X 1T Ia y ht>t ciass Hard
1Iwar- House CAN be bought at 4 little advance OF
| eastern Market prizes Call and Sc"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

NOTICE 40 SfoaMING iAkIits.-
People who 90 upon surprise parties
ought by all means to send notice.
One of these called upon respectable
merchant in Albany the other night,
and were very much surprised indeed
to find him inebriated on the front
stairs, while his wife with y black eve
and bruised face, was bathing his tenn
piles with ice water.
Honor Among Thieves. The ed
itor of The Pottsyille PENN Miners
journal recently visited Philadelphia,
and while there his room at the hotel
was entered by hght-fngered rascal,
who stole from his clothing valuable
watch and some money. The editor
subsequently received a communica-
ton from the "chevalier" together with
a locket which was attached to the
watch; he said he returned the locket,
thinking it might be valued on &C
count Of associations, and would have
returned the watch, but there wassuch
small amount Of capital in the purse
that it would not pay for the trouble
he took, 50 tho watch had to be sold
to pay expenses. He says he likes
editors, and il he makes any money
soon hs will buy the watch back end
rs,arn Il, aud Winds up BY advising
the knight Ct the quill NOT 70 slstp 70
soaud " usxs TINS Ac visihsls Vaa.
ger City--All Of which ,uast b. very
s0aioia6s Ia that 1satlsasn,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Wanted,

A y expei ,enc-.i Bookke-rer and good P-ninan IL
n 'irsitous Of finding employment Ell her permaner
or temporary. he will ppst and belsnc. book, b,
double and single entry, maxi ont and collect ac
counts, Or do copying. &C. quickly and c.rrrs lily.
Te ms moderate.
Address post paid. Y. a., Post Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Dwelling Heuse.

80 PART Of a u. " dwelling house 10 b. et, con-
M:!s NistnR fur room, riiuai.d on SIKH street
llk between LcClaira and Farnsn strr-ts. I'm
qnirc OF JoHy ZIasFhMAa. Psn, Fort maker, P,st
Office bniidng, Brady straft or ~ tbis Once
n0ylShff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

BIZ A N TX EFT $.
WE ean III particular a.ien,i-n Of all in wan
CHEAP BLANKETS,
to very large assortment inst recsive", Of al
sizes, kinds and price,, at
Smiths Variety Store,
Nov. df DAvENPoRT.s.
FRESH groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., 4 to.
CORNER OF 81, oND AND pSRRI sTRKArs
'l'HANKFl.i. for pa pal, onsre,~e now oGr 10
i the pubic at large a choice sc,ction,f
Fresh Groceries,
AtoARs-N ., crushed. CHARMED, s.anuaiisi snd
powdered MoLAssEs-Ar kind and quaiiIi -
CorSEy--Rio lava. Lagnyra, roasted ~ ground
TEAs-Ali grades ard pic ytNEoAR-PHnr CT
DIR and common. Spie.s, p"Ipr ibdix -ta'ch
soaps. candies. sds, ssieraus. ground ri-, tsphss
sac fruits. nus. candies, rai>ins Engi,.l pickles,
sauces htb. Bath brick, inatcii.s, brushes D. ar
bari Y, spin y as, Oh coiste, horse tsd,h. Whit
bean, be Iatgu-, :. C.. hams, crsnhertie., buck
what -four. cor. m-sl, Il.
Camden Flour.
A up arteh in Dbl. and half Dbl. sacks
Cr0clessei Biscssiis.
yjboNe. III store. just received mesh ~at-r, s.siA
and butter era, ker.. CHHEsE-westerh reserve and
Hsmhuigh.
MArk-rri, salmon. VII AL. goldfish aud herring.
Wooden Ware.
Oar -iock is complete and well assorted.
~ SAs s.n al kinds; s'I,, and P,ic,s.
Gums! 0.a1a0H a,a1a0!u
Win. >. uAWKEN,
TX Guns, Pistols and
~~T101a1nx Tackle
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Established 1s2a, Old stand, No 81 Washington Ave-
nue., between Main and Second streets,
ST. LOUIS, No,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in Double and single
Shot Suns, Rifles and Pistols u al descriptions.
Rires made and Warranted.
Country merchants while visiting 81. Lonis a. luz
vited - call and examine stock which, for qusli-
~ or variety. Is not surpassed In the West.
Orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 4.-iaay mo.
Have yOu heara fr0m Pennsylvania!
Isa very interesting question, but have you heard
GREAT B.ARG.aE.V.S
ferret BY j. DRAKE CO. much mor- In
ter, sting snd important curry.
VNTE slcd - inform our friends, and the citi-
w ems o. Davenport, that ~e nov supFiied
with, and are weekly adding 10 .1r stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
Goods which made expressly this market, and
vii! compare with any stock ~ the city tor style
AID Dric". And Ne la constant receipt u
Goods, Ne are abe To prsssnt st eli times very de-
sirabae assortment % which we invite especial stten-
ton.
Furnishing eods sussstl- for the .szsoa, to which
We are constantly making additions.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

He Mr.. l., man aculucr, oil New
bosiou. limos, while Oil II shooting
exclusion with several young men, on
the ith instant, was accidental. nltd
al hlie h Ing in the grass-his COM
ra,i,> thinking they were shooting at
geese. lie hes IA very critical con-
Etion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
WOODEN PUMPS.
Notice.

To william Simpson, Robert Simpson, thu Mi-si>-
sippp and Missouri Railroad Company, and all 9th
ers interested in the land her matter Il. serb
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of an ofdi,
dnance Of the city council of the city Of Dasenp IT
passed ptembr 10th, 1856, entitled AN ordinance
for the continuation and extension Of Fourth street
In the city Of Davenport eastwardly"s jury Of six
disinterested frecholders Of said city win be sum
monei and sworn at the Mayors Office in said city
on the LIST day of December next $50 at O'Clock
A NJ t. assess and award the damages and benefit +,
that NAV the Of the land proposed to
b. taken for the continuation and eAtnson " said
street iih- verdict OF the nrst jury returned on the
18th Inst having BEEN by for sufficient cause sci
asidc) The following Is description OF tn tract OF
land proposed ~ b. taken Tor said extension Of said
sire a shewn by the plat Of he survey th"rrsf mad
by the city engineer and file In the Mayors ofc.
to wit:
trsc, 50 feet wide from the present, termination
Of Fourth street the river on Front street contain
ing forty-thrce one hund reths Of Of land q
said william and Robert simpson, and twenty MN
one hundr,ths Of ali acre # land u SAID n NJ Hal
Road Company-Noy, mb.r l4th, 1855.
GCR MITCHELL, Mayor Of city OF Davenport.
Daily ill Dec ist,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
LAND ron SALE.

NOU ~ acre lots, mile north OF Fulton station
II ON N. n aud N. Railroad on rea,onsb' terms
Also, $40 acres mite north u Waloott; chesp;
on. half cash, balsnc. III ont and two years
Also. $50 In Washington county 80 acres
nne timber, and running water on a part This land
l. ony 10 miles from Iowa cts, aud - fIum wash
ineion, on a Nh. road froin Columbus 10 kl'hmohd.-
win i,- ~ ~ cheap, and \ part on time
Also, four ~ lots near Iowa CITY, besu'uni
farming -nd. and w u wst,r,d
AI,a, L,is III West Davenport ianEihg Ia sre
from feet by 200 10 ~ sold for = down nd
balance ~. one and two years.
Airo. rcw weli siluated lot Ia the ciy u hs,en
port t. be- old IN a., iefnit
Alto, well tn,.i, Il new b lex dwelling, eight
ruoms, iIge LA wrod hon sud ststlr. beautiful
Is situated 81 the t fAm tho ohservpt W can b.
sen q isrg porii, o' IL city, koeh llsnd std
Moline
Also. several b. a. htildings on leased ground
~uud b. SD On - -onAhl' toms. Apply To
u,il-dtf r &. EADs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AFMoNEf To LoAN-'n '"'s' or 'ln'iI SUM.
We for = ions or sho'i tu.' as u NAV suit All
picants.
I.ani Wsr' ants b,aah, an I'D; p'ed Mortgage
NC. d avn at shor, notice.
OBJ. IL he uni. signed ru Brddy street next
DIOR above P,'st once, over Tsiimsn, Pvwtrs 4 Nc
l.. ans Banking House.
uov2liiw j. W. WOODWARD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
COURSE OF LECTURES.
SECOND RISE Of L e. III Il ES
BEEORE THE Young NEN'S LITE.
RAkN ASSOCIATION.

SECOND ANNu ALGOt HsE Of l. Ee IL II Is
RAkN ASSOCIATION.
The Iec,ura Committee u tie Young II n, Lrer-
ary Association, announce to iLe ION and the
pubic that their ed Annual Cours Of Lecture will
consist OF tweiv@.
The following g.nit IN. n ar engaged
Hon. JOHN r. HALE, Of New Hampshire.
wENDAIL PHILLIPS. 81 Boston. Mas
Rev A l.. SToNF. f.
R.y. EDw. CHAP,N, b. d NewYok
GEORGE SUMNER OF Boston, Mass
JOHN B. GOuGH, Mss
DONALD G MITCHELL, TX M.rvei,) y. II.
Rev. T. STARR KING. OF Bo.t2n, Mass.
RALPH WALDO EMERSON. concord. \. II
Rev FRANCIS vINTON New Yo'k
w. GILLAORE slMMe, South Csrolius
Hon. q. p. MARSH. Gate L. s. Mn>t To Tur-
kes,l oil Burlington. Vt
Lectures are expected from HENRY GiLKr BARNES
SEARs aud others.
The introductory Lecture VIII b. dev -
Thursday evening. Nov, mb~r s.th 1855 =, The Con-
gregatiousl Church. BY Hon. JoHx p. HALE Sub
jet: The lat Glaaaioral Exhibition ~ Rome. "
Doors open 81 o'c,.ck, Lecture 10 cou,m. nee ~
O'Clock.
Single s.a. on tickets $500: tickets admi ting a
sentl' man and lady IS 10; each additional lady g.
Tickets for Lecture 50 cents, to be had at the
Book Stores Season Tickets to memsers Oft As
sociation 4I.OO less to be had from the Committee
Nov. s6. 1885 wM. HALL, Chairman.
Sitss0t60ss Wanted.
DY CArHAkIsE Tos.x, as general hous'keeler-
u Has had much experience, and can give good ref
eren,es. Apply At John Nitchelfs, On Rock Island
st. between I'd and Sd. nov91ds,e
Rags AND SACKS.
100 900 Osuaburs sacks, ?, ~ and bushel
sisas, at low prices. Also,
1000 Seamless nass Of ali sizes, at the
CHICAGO BAG AANUFAcroRY,
nov27dlm l1s South Dearborn street. Chicago.
DRESS PRINCES.
A Complete assortment Of DRESS PRINCES
"A now so fashionable 10 the East foT Dress Trim
mine,-can be found at
Smiths Variety Store,
Corner o. 6ecessd . Ds'sSv SIS,
noya6dtI DAVENPORT.
IN c. EADS, Land Once over Tallr,sn, Powers
1 McI<An's Bank. on Brady street. n"v26f
Ladies' Furnishing Store.
n. X. sP.1LDEAp,
Silk RibbenA HnbreilerieA And
TAnoy 0ooe1O.
MILLrN1RY AND D1Bss-HAxIMo
seessA ssssss, sbsvs Ferry,
Under Adsasss nspp's wAeasssis neDas,
D0sssepos1s 1eeee
ooe1ioGs
+ ". uAo41ooH. nving a 1asaSxs Baeeel, -
j spG11a- 49, yaIlGllA = " earst = 1l11e
siaIiEI On : 1Akss* ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
E.ATY'xD.Hs1

Co4OzzOoivs
XJOU who took my Lantern wit bout leave from un
III der the Receivers stand at the LeCIaire Han
oil the night Of Mr.. Chambers Lecture, had bite
return il In double quick time, and saw exp n>es.
nov 22dtf TIC. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Farm fOI Sale.

ION Acres, ~ IN hikh State II cultivation
w Water aud Timber. situated ~ gord
road aud In ~ tn. most delightful ghio hoods
IN the county, aud four mites irom the city. Apply
IA toct?od tf T. q. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Coming House Desk

NOR saia--s large Go,iuiing H. use Desk made 10
IL order of Black Win I. u /, entirely new-sold
IN account oi b, inI too large f,r the snsc. II
made for. Enquir- al the New Auction Rooms on 2i
3D. door from P.rrystret OF
INV MORRIS,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Dissolution Of Partnership.

DY mutual c,n>eht, the partner ship bn~uass ~
OHo ming L kiefeT, Hot Keepers on Harrison 4.
bel tween Front and Second -t,., New York Hut.l J
h., di> ed The business will henceiarth h.
copiuc' ed by hr. Jacob ktfer, vino will attend Ia
all hu -iness of the old firm. remaining inserted.
\. Q uORNING.
JACOB klEfER.
n.y.up.rf Nav " lSHs,-.tg
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

AIba"y, Nv 2
lbe Canal Comm >iO.er, auGouhe- that
they VIII close the canal On tbe 10Th OF d.
cember
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

For sale Or Lease.
VNwENTY-THREE eligible Building Lots. situstel
On Harrison, Third Ripley and Blondesce streets.
will be sold leased on reasonable .rrms; for PAR
tieuisrs enquire Of CoRBiS ! Dow. or
tanadtO AMEsMAY,
lnimprOved Land for Sale.
TWO splendid so acre Its TOT sale, near Abraham
L Kizer's Ia Scott county Apply soon to
o,t2i DIR TIC. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
~, SEW RAL 49,
hill b, lex and Frame Houses sii!i
Last l,naRce

sINHERk will b. en-. more, and the last, disirihu.
ton ~ Lot by the Cnion Settlement Com
pAny, " take piacc at York IN e " days for lots
ia Otoe City, Mt Any p@rsons wishing TO purchase
do so by calling on SAMUEL CAILES,
corner OF Second and Rock Island Its.
T-rrie t25. Oct. I7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
ur, kane'S
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,

ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
In sesrch Of Sir John Franklin. during fbe gears
1853, 81, so, being
Por0o11R1 Narrative,
A ND contaiuing al -" cunt OF Ills important df
IA GOV rvs thv p. riluus adventure Of hie pay,
and til. thrilling incidents connected uefs"'h ih',
/, and ,latoraiely illustrated with raj hundred
", oil eut- anil st,l 'ugrsyinr-, Including rortr.ht-
m DR.. hone ard NJ. Gr,nHeH.
III. draw nps and painting hy the distinguished a.
list Jam Hamilton, Esq. nom sa.tehts ~ Dr.
Kan, III Il II Ila,,s by j. Batl' fhiiai-'iha;
wood nera Wings by Van lug. snNde.
2vDts., - 90; cloth, s. o0' library siye es'n
new sapIiy OF III. above wo;ts, with msuy 9th
~ new Boot just received at
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms.
No. 55 BRADY street, near the Posi- ONE,
1,..-.-.-... - l. Nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
SpIemdid Farm. for Sale.

'lNIiis fstm contains ECO acre, $50 under cutiNa-
j U"n--lUu ssrss superior iint- =, s'"d d~'HinS,
nut -ut and FIN barn, b. suiitui stream u run
ning water that never fail, aud m. orchard 81 all
Finds of fruit,
TtHAs easy that aft.r the first payment III.
fern may BE- made 10 pay the deferred psym.DtE.-
Ap,ly 10 C. EADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
.uO.s.Er TO LO.avN:

49, MONEY TO Lt)A y. 'oug ant Short time.
%S tjel7dtn AACKLOT CORBIN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29
Craham for December.
/ % Yankee Notions and Nix Max, just rec'iNcd
AMI for sale BY ELL ApAMs
No 50, Brady st., near 'hr Post ONE
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Tue States and Territories Of
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For NSsSe o. Lease.
For Sale or Lease.

~ IN thst sriicunafs inquire Of t'rhtn h Dow
y- sw. otot JAMES MAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

Thir Is beautiful land. being la sec. T. 10 az,
only u miles from he city aud mules from Le
Clairr. Price REASONABLE and tfnis rf-y snply 70
n.yS r. e.. lads.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-29

NANCY ROBES. VOL. Roy. II I'm, IN Cat, Girls
Il lev, Black and I-sh~ila ar Rob BulTaio,
trimmed and uEt rmmed can be had
noyI4i,f A. s. ASTON CO.'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10
Buchanan's Withdrawal.

We learn upon good enough authority that the Sage
Wheatand 10 busy engaged in preparing his letter
Of withdrawal In anticipation Of the verdict Of the PEG
pie OF his State Tuesday next This move is con
sderrd by all sensible people the Wisest and patriot
lc OF his lie. We congratulate the Od pdder that h,
is about complete hs public by worthy
in view Of the present condition of the country and tie
exg-nces Of the times, OF lar better aud greater
He shall have warmsst sympathies during the remain
der of his life, and especially his dying h. Shoulc
his nature and long habit imps him seek small Off e.
the hands of Mr. Fillmore he may rest assured that
shall take pleasure in using what influence may hav,
To secure il for him.
p We shall probably be able to lay old Bucks forth
coming letter before readers Thursday
Ina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10

vhieh late ~iai.sss % spsa assssd % prouissss
Sustaining hs position, he concluded his able rsmark.
With an appeal to the farmers the yeonsnry of the land
TO disregard these mad cap politicians" ~ho wanted
power aud plscs TO read think aud for themselves
For the hrst time he Thought and destructive
solves. we're proslng about the doar Of the she pold
The disunoni-fs Of the South xroung divide the
nock The sbououists not les ready destroy H.
whilst the American and Wing paities with Fillmore as
the great "-hepherd. at their head stood guard IT,
that may safely aud freely btouse from every hill aud
valley In the Unoa. aud drink unmocs;ed Of every
stream In this blessed land OF liberty. His remarks though
orei made deep aud lasting impression upon his audi
tory Locoiocoism IL past restoring In this :. cto,
the early fost o autumn has chilled IT, whilst
the evergreen te OF American liberty aud American prin
eiple. i fresh and lovely Let press the column
the victory must be ours. .rt VISITOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10
Gloroa. Re.ut in BALTIMORE l-Mayland Safe for rmare

Glorious Result In Baltimore Maryland Safe for Fillmore
The result Of the election in Baltimore "Wednesday
fills Us With joy and hope. glorious Fillmore hi.
unph has been Maryland is certainly safe to-
Fillmore in November by from six to eight thousand
jortyl Al hail to the prospect. The Fillmore canjdst
for Mayor Of Baltimore. will be by the pubishe
in another column has been elected by msjori,
of FDrEES HUNDRED Fvry.rouR-a Wing and Amer
eau gain Of ELEVEN HUNDRED EIGHrYoSE since las
fall We congratulate friends every where upon ,
brilliant aud ausp. cus victory While rejoicing let
all take fresh cour',,e and resolve woodwork
with all might for the great triumph in November
All hail to Bamore Aud hail. all hail TO the advancin.
standard oil WILLARD FILLMoREi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10
Verify
End Me Win


This section {, thoroughly awakened and aroused 70 IL.
duty aud with an eirnesness uuequiled they are pres.
sing on the glorious work Their armies you may RELY
are well trained and prof ery disciplined they but move
10 one vnbroken column. had the fortune TO be at lat
Richmond County Court, ani having heard th,t vari.
Gus charges had been inside against the American and
Wing parties, made IL my business TO inquire among
the knowing ones for the truth Of the report I was
told and repeatedly told, that neither Mr. Fillmore or
Saundcrs could ose single from the Flournoy q,
BILE besides they gave the very best assurance Of daily &C.
SESSIONS 10 the American ranks Col W. Carter IL,
the mentOn ~ whose every whigs heart will gov
warm and mind be carried back those DAYS yore when
h. - nOby fought the battles " - and - delivered
spe ch which or its calm earnest disptssiouate auI
courteous tore. must have been regarded by M the on
spring Of honest CONVICTIONS and for IL cearess and
strTgth, ~ Truth founded upon indsputable fscts
His text embraced the Democratic platform stripping
~ he lid Of IL silks aud satus and hmsy gsrtiarr lr
prosfated a. but another "Osteud" production in tie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10
THE BALTIMORE ELECTION AND RIOTS

We published under the Geographic head in Yesterday
paper, the gratifying result of the nuucip elections in
Baltimore on Wednesday and also brief of thu,
dgraceul otng which attended the progress of the yo
ting The Baltimore papers, OF yesterday furnish full
returns OF the election aud give the detail. OF the outra
geouS conduct OF the mooocracy. The entire vote for
Swami :hs American candidate for Mayor $500; for
Wright, the Democratic candidate. 1855. Swann's ma
jority, 1854.
Thus shows clear gain the Congressional vote last
a OF ISL The largest previously cast in the CITY
was 1850, and the whole vote Wedn esday I'd 23u
being ali increase of $50 The Tor members of
the City Council resulted First Branch lS Americans to
Democrat--last year IL Americans To Democrats
The Second Branch is tie last year stood Americans
to Democrats.
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Glorions Little Elnrida-

The returns from the Florida election Monday last.
indicate that that State has gone for the Fillmore candidate
for Governor by handsome majority. What pleasant u
diugs from unexpected quarter! State claimed
tauy by the Democracy, and almost entirely given up
the friends Of Fillmore coming in manly style tn
latterl Glory enough for day. Put down Flori,lr
certain tor Fillmore. Georgia Alabama and other doubt,
full Southe States will tall into line. The III
OF November is the day Of election. VorE EARLY.
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frequently.

Read the cheering ard stirring We publish else.
where u thr progress II the glorious Fillmore movement
in Ni''i%spp ani Louisiana The peopl-, North aud
Spu'h East and West appear be rising in their msjcs
~ determined u rebuko the sham Democracy crush out
Black Repubcsnsm aud elevate 70 the Pss.doncy by an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-10

Overwhelming the Of the people and the ms. Tor
the tines From every quarter up the crafty
Ing and AhimAiing Intelligence The prospect Is eve
ry~herc Frightening few days and then the VIC
toryt Roll ON the ball M
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