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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

THE following listl corrected every week
just before putting our paper to PRESS
New YoRK. lBk. of Mobile, dis &.
Solvent banks, psr MISSISSIPPI.
PrNNsyLyAslA, All banks, no sale
Solvent banks, pa1 LouisASA'
MARYLAND. foolVeh' odhAs, par
Solvent banks, raromall ho'es' aiS
NEw HAMPSHIRE. oHio.
solvent banks. pabSolyent banks, par
VyRMoNr. Bk. CircleviIe, DO dis
Solvent hanks. pad Free bk. old plate. 5 dis
CosNEcrICUT. hESTUcKT.
olvent hanks. par Solvent banks, par
M1ssAcpusETTs. Ky. Trust Co. 70 dis
Solvent banks. nail INDIANA.
Ruopr lsLASp. State bank, and
Sol,ent hanks. pa,IBranches, par
MAINE, Free banks, $3.50 dis
Solvent banks, par bk. Oi OonIefs- :.
NEW JERSEY vile, 80 dis
Solvent banks, poI LLiSols' :.
DurwARr Solvent Free bk. 5diG
Solvent banks, pa MISSOURI
VIRGINIA. State bank and
Solvent hanks. ma, Branches, PAL
Trans. Allegheny, IS dis TENNESSEE.
kanahwa 10 dis Solvent banks, 5 dis
CANADA. MICHIGAN,
Solvent banks, 5 dds Solvent banks, 8 di:
NORTH CARoLlsA. Small notes, dis
Solvent banks, 3 disILrcept Adrian lns Co
Small notes. disIand Mscomb 60. bk.
SOUTH CAROLINA. Wscossis.
Solvent banks. 3 dis Free banks, 2dil
GLoRsIA. Small notes, dil
Solvent banks, 5 dis TEXAS & ofKAEsA dii
bAsAx4. AlI banks 6puks
Icl Nm htnis, 6diff vffa.e.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
will offer for sale as administrator OF
Moses Ruy deceased, upon the premises 90
THURSDAY FEBRUARY. 2S 1856.

A FIRST GLASS FARM.
$50 ecIes at the late residence of the deceased
situated on the Marietta aud CincianatiI
Railroad Twenty miles East Of Chill cohe o.
on the line between Vinton and Jackson coun
ties. Sail farm is suppo sed to abound in
Coal and Iro n ore has about ffty acres cleared
good soil he>wed log house well watered good
timber and every way situated so as TO be
most valuable farm FOR agricultural
purposes At the same time and Place will
sell 3 Lots in the Town of Haysville to wit:
Nos 3, II, l9, 90, "a, &C. q, IS, T. 8, ~,
10, & 10. 4 number OF said Lots front on
the railroad and in good location loi build
ing & business purposes.
Jan'y "a 1856 TEAGUE RAY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
HARpERs MAGAZINE,

The communication OF "citizen''
will appear next week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

SAMUEL MARTlNUlLL'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undsf-
~ signed has been appointed and qnaIi6o@
Administrator Of the Eslate OF Semuei Mar.
tindlll, late Of the county Of Vinton, decsaS-
ed. ASDEBw J. MARTIApILL.
jan II '56-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

we lini sh up the Messages in this
paper, and hereafter will be enable to
furnish greater variety of matter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

CHARLES } JSELLEA ISOUR. .outRor
lied Agent in Rc0 York TO rseGirsA duer,
tiSemsnts end 81 bsefiplicH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

Mineral Lodge. No. -, holds a reg
ular Communication at Hamden, VintOn CO.,
o., every Thursday evening on, or preceding
each full moon. d. d. 7. HARD, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
MASONIC.

.seSFx&<s@E Delta Lodge, No,
AS-M 2O7, Of Free and Ac'
sSl'O "a cepted Masons, holds
q regular Communication al Macarthur, Vim
ton county. Ohio, every Saturday evening on
or preceding each full moon.
"a. BRATToE, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

Orphans Friend Lodge, U. d.,
holds regular Communication at Wilkes.
vile, Viuton county. Ohio, every Saturday
evening on, or preceding each full moon.
II. II. BIsHOp, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
The M'ARTHyR DEMOCRAT,
HplrEp nY .. A. nRATroN.
THURSDAY, January "a.

S, II. PARYLN, Noes An s., Cinein-
n ufI, is cur authorized SCENT ioprocurt
advtrfissmeHis and subscriptions,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

PRODUCE OF ALL Kinds. 10 rscsiv.
Cd al the very highest market prices, on SUB.
seripiion or Aduerii0sNsnis, al ihis ot7es.-
Money is NOT refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

Cutlery, Carriage & Harness Trimmings
and Sadlery, Norway Nail rolls, Hammer.
cd and Rolled Iron, Steel. Glass. Locks,
Hing-s & screws, Springs AIecls, Hubs
Spokes, Bows s. feloes, AnVlls, Bellows
Vices & stock a Dies, Mill, Cross cut, bow
Hand and Circular Saws, Axes, Hschets, files
Rasps & Chisels, Cordagc Woodenwae.
Baskets & Washboarls, Ok yokes., Straw
enters & Cornshelefs, BOrein < & Mora.
cling Machines Plains, Oil cloth, Lesth-
er d Shoe Finding, Cable. Log, Trace, Coil
& Jack chains Rife barrels Locks, mounting
a Gun trimmings, Guns, Pistol, Horns,
TASKS, Shot bags belts, Shot Lead, Lead
& Iron pipe. Which they are disposed
10 sell at low prices;
Ian'v % lSl6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

DLANK DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGE.
ID and all BLoHkS required under The yus
ice Code. for justices Of the Peace are con
tGntlg kept 0" hand and for sale at this Off
&c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

Hon. Z. +. BINoHAH, will except
hanks Tor favor received.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
vi HIHN'V1IIdFPIdIstu HI wv
TERMES or SALE.

One third of the purchase money in hsaA
on the day Of sale, one third in one year.
and the remaining third in two Iesrs wish
interest from the pay day Of sale; defsrsl
payments no be secured by morVsSe useR
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following LISTS corrected every weel
Just before putting our paper to PRESS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
REAL ESTATE AGENClE j..

REAL ESTATE AGENCjE ).
julius L1'T.s.sr T.,
IL A N ID "A G. II Mt.
Office In A,rhIssn'. Bleck. second stree.
betwcen Min and brady.
Timber Land.
- I ACRES large BEAUTIFUL rin,b,r. % mile.
! L from davenport; price 80 pcr acre; wi b,
divided " suis Pui cha.ers.
Improved Farms.
go acrrs highly improved farm; miles from Day
Frf: go .ofrs IN cultivation r I'd boaiJ fen, e. vi
osag orange, hpu.e, stable, etc.
beaniifM farm 81 miles from Davenport-,6o
asle>-oo acres ia cultivation, part timber new
house, stable, etc.
5mil-s from Davenport; 90 acres; 20 acres i'm
prov '-!U scrts Understanding water, house, siA-
bic, etc
3II aces miles from Dav, nIort-'S: acres IN
fence, 40 acr-s IN high state of cni walton, I39
xre> tnb.r, large orchard two go,d wells of alter
large b use with rooms, stables, buildings, .tc
6mil"S from Dav'nport-40 acres In cultivaskn,
goud house, stable, etc.
6s miles from D,vcnpor,-l2o acres. al In fsno..
50 acrS IN cuit. ~ aerus ti,,hrr, 70 Ae;.s pr Al
RE hohse, st.blv, etc
mites from davenport 81 acres; 30 acres h: cU-
fi'ai'"n, part timber large hous-, god barn.
etc, ETC.
~ mites from n,vcnpprt-s0 acres; 60 scrcs N
cultiyalion, god hou,e, ,, sbi', etc.
~ niles from R.yenport-s0 acres; O. scrcs IN
CULTIVATION, gI,d house, stable, etc.
~ 2nlilc> from Ntv"nrortSO acres; 90 acres In cu-
ivation. u acres splendid tinb r, balance prairie
'arre orchard, running water, hcI.c, large stable
sU,ake honse, e,e.
10 mites from Dav"ap,rt; 20 aeres-=al in cultiva
tion; lou.e, stable; etc.
iaTi.es frc.s davenport, 50 a.rcs-ali iu tncs apd
cultivation.
300 Acres IN fcEeo and cultivation, Oh tho pNtHaua
road. G,iies fsota Davenport.
\" acres rrairi" land; miles fr"Iy, Dag ,,rt beam
tiful vieG oye: lscs island, Mississippi a,d pAVc-
port.
2"o acres ~ rich prairi" land ~ Wslctt. sa,ss m
u 'niNat'd. And a large Aur,xGt VI ui.i,.pIuycI
land ~ So"tt County.
hnn'hsr ~ houses, hts and sHr,n. nts I'll" ant
" S''na'ei ~ different parts VI Davenport For sal.
'ii favorable t"iuis.
IS beautiful ip,s In North Udvcnport--t,rms libcr-
ally Arp'y to
jy':f JULIUS LyrANCE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
Storage, Forwarding l. Commission,

IN this branch ~ the trade, we prepared io dp
!: barge amount III business. Merchants and Others
making -nm"nts ~ our uousr may rest aSSufct
of the utmost fidelity op part Ia their iefrsts,
AMI that their cous.llI.nts shall receive prompt al
tent ion Ia ssl"s aud returns
N B. Satisfactory 1s!erencs c.,cA III all case.
ai.i will plt ,sgic.
(mayldtfl RYAN u MCCAIN.
~ The Daily AMI weekly Gazrtte, ani Der Dem
okrai ~ this city, Daily Argus aud Advertiser. NsL
Island Wecky Reporter, Iowa CITY, d. Wit Clint
ntan, li'lN County Register. Valley Tnn"s, MaGnpk
Ia SrIt,arl. tipton Advertiser, aud otka1,s1 T,ncs
please plI1 ti.c aboye advertisement iii forbid.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

VXIH1TfAKER 4 GRANT have . cA,ulplrtc alb
wv sfract of all the land titles in this county They
prepared TO shew the condition of any title on
the ltp,ks in Ave minutes. 0ctl5-a5lawtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

WHITAKER h GRANT,
.lT1Ill4.NEI:S 1T Lily:
AND
Land AGENTS.
Have removed their Office to No I Main Street
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
/ Ors Sand block -, best house aud lotsiu tow
IL for the ~ ,cc.
Lot 2block IS City Hotel.
Lot block 5a, good house ami wa.es
l-2 lot block !.
Lot block So.
For snlc In scott county.
acres sec IT, 1yr1e
acres secs 5 and 8 tp77 re ~ scres timber, and
lSO acres under cutiv aiiOn, watered,
So improved lana on the Railroad miles from
town, good house and bain, sec 70 tP1Sr8,
ESQ acres, 1aO timber, good orchard, large
house, miles from town, tAe river.
i6O acres sec Is tp SOr8
70 acres v l-4s y IA sec - tp79r9
Clinton county.
l30 acres = sec 30 tp 50 e. ~ screstlmber.
MmAcntinc county.
80 acres mile from Muscstine.
FOR SALE IN TOWN
good frame honses one containing rooms
new house built last spring; and one containing 2
ROOMS, I'2 Of lot in block In Adam Noei's atid
.ion There is we'll Of goosl water on the premises
IL story brick house, containing six rooms,
corner of Rock Island and Seventh streets, with
we'll Of excellent water: lot ~ by 10.
Part out lot 80, 81 by I3O feet;
do do 81, l30 by 2Oo feet, fronts $50 feet on
street.
FOR SALEM SCOTT COUNTY.
f6O acres45 acres excellent timber, ~ under
cultivation, 12 Of I2 Of sec. II, ~ So range s.
2iO IL and IL OF Ia, see s, tp sA g.
10 acres In v IL sec 81 tp IS r3-I-2 improved
I2o acres II aud Ia sec u ~ IS ito
oares improved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Twin-City Book Store
AN ID NE VS. DEPOT
and stree, opposite l.. claire ! use.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines T! Newspapers ! &C.,
CONSTANTLY on hand. and datIy receiving adj
Ntiois thereto soad aSaor.pet .: nearly u! kinds
b,oks, Staiopery,
Asf', I'h,g as,i.s,
Pic'ntes, WAITING Cards,
Port Monies. Coti and Steel Pns,
&c ;toSeth'r with great variety os articles usually
kept AZ BOX Stores.
Pnelr hers Agent ior sale OF all the Popular kes
l"ss. Masszines and Newspapers. Subscriptions
NJ. York, Boston Cincinnati and Chicago pales
rec ised every evening S.H. STARR.
.Vfsps! .ttses
W. rco~!ve regularly the following Magazines aud
Newspapers
Harp,r. G.hry,
Graham. pninam
Prtrrson. Raekwud,
knck-rbockcr, Rallon
IIous eh"ld Words. wavery M,gazine Inventor YAM
Ike" Notions, Ie,is n. Y. Jnurnal, L.slirs Gazette
81 Fashions, Coin Charles, R,lliray Guides,-Aon-
thic~
Az 1oth NffKFp
Tribune, g :"
Times,
s~mi-w-ekley Tribune,
=" Campaign, :.
Boston Daily Traveller
Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
" g Commercial.
Chicago Trihsnc,
:. Times,
nmoeractc press
81 Ionis Tri-We"LtY Mi,souri KepuGicaa
Cincinnati Weekly Comn'r,.A,
Ballon's Pictorial
v"rly Msga7ine
Flag oi our Union,
True Flag,
Inclc sam American Union
Lesli"s Pictorial, F.lot o! fost1A
So."ntiiic Aa"r..aI,,
L,fr illustrated,
Pcavun..
Brother Jonathan Clipper. H"i.,e ,!ak"ite. Spirit ii
The Iinr>. iit."' Journal, Ledger, Sunda, Dispatch,
Si..r.tual Telegraph ltsh American. CliI2fn
and Ihvn,lls'u' Bank Nule Reporter,
NV York.
b'''s Ife i-I"rtiut) Iliusttdt, i ,ul,i E'yS I'm
i''n Punch ai W"ky Tn">. Ipn'lu, iur salr a,
our counter, OF sui scrip.rls received
rrn's!l 3u1 5 II SrAKB
sui 81 - l." Tar II ia .,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
WANTED.

A GIRL n do eewevsl hspopevusk 70 su~A N ore
~ god wsees ~ pssueqq9 onoopyuesa vin ts
Otvsa. 1aqs iSS - TN s0ks.
10y 9o.-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
1856 SPRING STILES. 1856.
KNAPP l. REDMON
Are how o'ring lafg and splcl.did variety Of
spring Goods,
At Na. 8 LeClaire Row,
davenport, Iowa.
We INVITE ATTENTION AND CHALLENGE
COMPETITION.
Ii AVING Anticipated an increased demand for al,
KIND of Dry Goods this coming season, have
purclias.Ja
suO.V.ETER STOCK
Or NEW BEAUTIFUL STAPLE AND FANCY
FASHIONABLE G00pS.
silks, SC.
Black Gro Dc Rhine Silks In end
less variety; Silk Maniillas-nrw
STYLES; Solid Colars all w,rpl d.
LANES, Fancy deLaines, all
kinds; new styles DeBagcs, any
quantity and cheap.
French (Orel.s T01. Pianos, Sc.
Extra super French Kid GIov.,y
Enbroidarcd Vaiis; Flu,Iicind
Of all kinds; English Threas
Lacr>, Tarleiun's. &c, Swiss
Au>lns; Dotted Muslin,; Grape
Collars, Diniy Bands, ~.
F'ytafs, GtngIt0ssss, 50.
Great variety - Shirt a,soms |
FaI.ey Colori Kid FINISH slk |
sl"v'~; Ida.n and Fancy d.
i-.'nasi l.ncl l.awIs .uI Tale |
lincn
Canton Grape SAnsGks, Sc.
Splendid assort nIent Of Alpaceas, /
new and choice STYLES ~ ding
hams Vail Braees. all kind, of |
Collars; French worked Collars, |
l'anifnl styles; rich E,...ro,ar- |
ies IN SETS
Hosiery, Chores, Sc.
Fine Linen Cafnbrlc Eanikcr- |
Chi y; Shawla. vdri-ty II qualf- |
ties and patterns: Thread Lace |
Trimming great vari"ty: Mourn I
ing S'its; Silk Laces; Black l.lo
N,iis, &c.
kkOOlsCei ) Grass Cloth Skirts.
fr"nth Embossed Chin'z; Cur
tam Ids; India Su isS Nail
Itwn 'fdttts, Box Jaeotrt.
AMI Gugihf.t M.stus, STUPID I
ata iiiIn = aliIseuk Musiius.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

NO. 8, LIZ CLAIRI ROW. pAvENrORT, IOWA
VXIE have good stock OF q, o 1-3, IL, us an6
w Octave Hcnos band, embracing ain,"s
cveryvsrety Of style and prices, from the plain No
taic frame 10 the ncv expensive kird, With carving.
pearl keys, &C., from the factories OF B0arduiap Gray
4 Bo., Albany, Lighte, Newton i bradbury Haines
Brothers 1 Cumming; Firth, Pend Co, New YORK
Al a which warranted to give satsfActlon er oe
sale. Orders from abroad solicited. Purchaser
Viil BE- - we'll served Ly ordering as they were Ws
sent " select ios themselves tn. article wh aways
be found a. represented We likewise have on hahn
very Sne stock Of 6s.isar., H,os,s, Eyufta0s, Ac.
cordias.s, Fzuls, Banjos, 7nmbort"es, AassoOt
M,rcSnnJi.c Of ever DESCRIPTION Sheet AWs;~.
ocfisd,f CKANDALL i HJdCre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
ST. Claire House,

VTNHIS large and we'll known esIssilyh Ernt. saua-
i atcp on Main aud ~ streets, Las Just uni trRna
q thnroilsA repair and rcpovAtbpn, and In now ovE
for the accommodation of the
Yt-OreltesQ Public,
permanent R,ardcrs aud other VI sitors, who
receive prompt attention 10 their wants. U~d RDIH
aud everytAu nccrssary " thep CONVENIENCE, % "
most reasDnAble trrais.
Tc exysrpnoe Of thu propretors In catering soT fh"
pubic. II ~ hoJsd and beloved, viii secure Tor III"
st. Cia ire House, under its new landlords, fu'
share 81 the patronage Of the travelling ana lO~a.
public. DENlSON WlRsN.
/! Ivcnport, Nay I 1856. Yropri-tQes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer. VIII attend to
the sales Of City Property, Lots, Lands Farms etc.
a. Auction. Ouice with Geo. l.. Nichols, Land
Agent, Davenport. oc'io
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
4. =. PARKER,

es.r>ev and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular attention paid to Conveying and exam
inssion Of Land Titles. Office on Brady ST., in WI
therWAx's building. octis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
Notice.,

a II. rersoas knowing tbeUsseiyes md. btsd 10 ths
Asubscriser, are very politely, bat earnestly re-
auestcd 10 call and settle up iIpmediseIy as a -
counts not settled b. the 96h Of August vil b put
into the hands Of proper oGncev far collection
JOHN JORDAN.
DayennOyt. Julv 4fth-av
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
u. ". WIIk Ems,
Carver.
asaes e., bescen 81 and tth, "s'iSh

=. =. AN0assEI. ~ H. AssHAskS
ANlDs9 ESSEN, uBssOrIBERS,
Oealers in Choice vaniy Groccries and Fr"sis.ana,
Also scnaTai assortment "t Drv Goods. Boots ana
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware Crockery, ~"ot-
en- and willow ware, Ar., Corner "f NJ street aud
westsr Aven,c. Davenport, lswa. "s'ia II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

~ r e i t1e cts II ~ der
06see " LaVeaDoyss Rloek. Ma l. Third Story.
prepared 10 furnish plAps an. speencatious tsks
lcon vscs snd superntend the same, Tor Public and
Private Buildings Of sli descriptions.
4 alu,~ n aRSf dty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
N1. A. N. ANllT11,

RcIECTIC PHYSICIAN OHlcc on Brady street, h"
tween "a and 3d Residence Third street, s'c-
tween Main and Brady. Special attention gwen 10
the treatment of ScrofuA and o;l,cr cironc dis .
20. Davenport, Iowa. "ctio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

pAMNCU Il JOHNS,

stes0eys At Law, Davenport. Iowa-onice on ~
ssress, over J. W. Whcy's store. Rei"rcnrr-
Messvs. Mackiot Corbn. EAnkers. octio dt'
JOHN JOIlNS-U 5. Commissioner Tor Court OF
N1aiWa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

H E,IJT. rntrrnr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
Jsbnston's Extra Family Flour

I-NOR sale by N" subscriber at the Can,Acn Mile
Il Flour and Feed Store, coraeI VI 2nd uarrist'a
streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
SOS. =. SIMPSON,

Bvesesies Dvy Goods, Qneenswarc, Roots and Shoe.
Produce. Foreign and Domestic Fruits. etc second
wcse st Main ST., lower side, Davenport octlo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-07

1900 From Baltimore, by Rossyillo, Magnolia. Perry
mansviIls, Halls y Roads, Havre do Grace, Per-
ryyille, Principal Furnace, Charleston. North East,
Eskton, Newark, Christlans, stanton, Newport,
Wilmington, Cisymort, Marcus Hook, Csss-
ter, and Leipemvlle, TO Philadelphia, Pa 50 miles
and back, daily, except Sunday, by railroad.
Lave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, nj 81 mi
Arrive % Phiiadelpha same day by Il PM
Leave Philadelphia daily at III p mi
Arrive az Baltimore next day by 81 ami
Leave Baltimore daily ~ II p mi
Arrive At Philadelphia by IL night
Leave Philadelphia daily al pms
Arrive al Baltimore sams day by 4ipm.
Nora Mails TO be conveyed more frequently than
is indicated IN tho foregoing schedule, 4 required
by the department and trains of
1904 From Baltimore, BY Woodbury., Mount wssh-
aa ington, buchanan, BrooklAndyhe, Elsngowen,
cockeysvile, we.eman's Mills. Philorois,
Monk,on Mills, Shrewsbury, Psrkton, White
Hall, Freeland, New Freedom, Glen Rock Pa
' s Seven Valleys, York. HeIaSn, and Wnghtsyile
10 Columbia, ~ miles and back, twice daily to
York, and dali residue by railroad.
Leave Baltimore daily at 81 m;
Arrive at York SINE day by II mi and a, coum-
Arrive =. lo'k same day by , p nj and at Bal'
Leave Baltimore daily at 81 mi
Arrive at York by l2l night,
Leave York daily at ~ am,
Arrive at Baltimore zane day by IL pm.
aso5 From Baltimore, BY Hooks;exn. Pikssyi't. ow-
N. ing's Mills, Reisiortown, Finksbarg, Carrollon,
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THIRrY-FoURTH CoNGREss-TIRsT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, j une a.
SENATE.--Mr. Mason introduced joint res
olution which was passed, appropriating $40
900 for the purchase and restoration to the
British Government Of the ship Resolute late
of the British Navy, which was abandoned by
the Arctic Expedition and found by the crew
of an American whaling ship, by which she
was brought to this coutry.
Geyer introduced bill supplementary to
the act organizing the Territories OF Kansas
and Nebraska, providing for the faithful execu-
ton of said act i'll Kansas according to the true
intent and meaning thereof
Hunter replied to the attack of Sumner on
the State of Virninia, and commented on the
State of Virginia, and commented on the res
olution of the Massachusetts, Legislature in
reference to the late assault. He knew of nc
previous instance in which the Legislature Of
any State had stepped forward to PREJUDICE a
case Of this kind. He thought it could result
only in increasing the evaporation of that un'
fortunate sectional feeling which is now threat
ening the peace Of the whole country, and en-
dangering the perpetuity of it's institutions
Massachusetts had nothing to say to Sumner
for his offensive personalities; but so far from
it had actually endorsed that speech, anc
thanked him for having made it.
Hunter repealed the attack of Sumner OF
Virginia as being State where human beings
are brought as cattle at the shambles-where
little children are sold upon the auction block
and a dungeon rewards the pious matron WHIT
teaches the negro the word of life.
! The foundation upon which the Senator frou
Massachusetts, rested was the fact that SLAYER,
and the slave trade ex sted in Virginia, tina
negroes were held in bondage, ard were liabl
/ to be sold from one place into another, but Hun
ter argued that slavery was the best condition
of the colored race, and no community was t
Re blamed for the inseparabe incidents of
necessary institution. He also essayed to prov
that the attack on Brooks was no breach c
privilege, but merely matter for the exclu
sive jurisdiction of the courts of law.
Seward, replying to Hunters argument relaf
tive to the Brooks affair, said the remarks {
the Senator had filed him with surprise an