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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

THIS dclcr'ablc -hcrt, tin.Et" Ait-ri
mistaken rs to the result OF tue fa,sl
dcntih election --and se,itg' pct
clearly that irurAohts chances AT,
hopeless, is booking about 10 fnd u
ai,ance some good cNen,c lor ~ ~
feat, and at the same time le,ai,@ d.
fave lis character a a roliiird IT.
paper, which never III /, t. scent. trn' 4
the result Of n chase. The io00Ai /,
extract shows that Bennett is prcparg
himself and his mgylr ,cotahI.u"4
.friends rs he calls them for thai Il.
feat, which as slnc as the ti.ne Go.pl~f
awaits them.
WANToy STAMINA IN TnE EGrI.Li AS
PARry.-TLe passage Of the Army h,tt,
and the triumph of the Senatc, wbIeh
took place en- Saturday last, prove, @hat
We all along conjrctlreI, thA tie IeLuL-
lican members Of Congress were del.ri-
Ont 10 stamina. From Speaker l.,nas
down 10 the latest converts to reruLii-
canism, they all lack courage AMI sc.i-
confidence. They can tax and jtbacr
and write by the hour or the diy Or shp
week but when ~ comes 10 act N. X
are weak IN be knees, AMI VERY Sftgh
contest wears them ont. Tho faist
noise or clampT s:.Ics them cut ef thr.r
senses, md they arc ready TO reirrdt,
and wheel about anl ! < u be forgiven.
THIS - not the way - succeed eltAcr
IN politics or anything else. Courage is
rs essential az requisite 10 the POLITICAL
US to the soldier the hitter ls not moro
sure OF defeat than the former, II their
hearts fail them. We have watched Va O
course OF these republicans fur some
time, and all along We have seen sylup-
toms that they were ~ body d,Gcieut
in courage; when We have inferred that
when tho final tussle did come leiMetA
themselves and their opponents, they
would, unless they altered their cha.tc-
ter materially, inevitably - to the " ~.
Saturdays debate ahuudautiy coutiIm-
our impression. Had tho relnhiican
leaders possessed as nuch courage ~
those OF the Southern party, they might
have carrie ! their point, ani thrvNa II.
the od!um OF the s'oppa1e Of woIk 10 lie
national armorle5 upon The imOcciie Il l.
ministration Of Franklin Pierce. Ia
stead Of tins, they have given wy at
the first onset, AMI hy thus suti ring a
defeat have without question niur tucir
prospects Of success in the greater con
test that is ut hand.
We have a mi.giying that many Of the
men who flourish as republican .eaIrrs
are not fitted for the stormy l.fe OF ? o,i-
ties. They are csSagists, philosophers
ard literary men; afraid Ut strife, and
easily frightened. Ii these are 10 be the
leaders Of the party throughout, all
ideas OF success may be abandoned.
Hitherto, the uuiters I! popular raral,ion
against the imberi.e ant itIul.&. 1aJ
regime of which iranAiin Pierce Is q,
last expression, has given to the + ia.-
cans strength which has sur a5
one more than themselves: hut ttrv ",
never he al .e , retain or MAKE U.s. IT,.
this strength unless they hai IN are u--
ne ban they have hitherto shown. J.
will be as easy TO rain Is It was 10 raise
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

Th.lae.aia.

b'TFNtHFntIslt ssftt fUI~.
C.uAIL and JANIS GRANI, s, s"tos tdA
~. TfSCn, ~ Itt.i g. u. Psi ME. :" -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

Hon. Geo: l.. a. 81 Ma,ne-tla, OK
presses himself with r.eaau h tnc
Republican party.
EymIs Of Name and aoa;u ii has
.achusctts, are converts worth lMtIug.
and the fact that such mcnpl taQn-
selves upon the platform q democracy
speaks louder than ;ny mere ,,old, can
do, IN behalf of the .IoIoas oil patty.
They ore the odds and ends, the frar-
ments and fractions, of all parlles, made
up also OF considerable number OF
those who have been hanging on the
skirts OF oil other parties, and who have
been brought together by sort Of spas
modic action to do-they hardly know
what; but we know what they have done.
Now, there are many acts Of this domi-
nent party-and which, admit, is ge,t-
inS to be powerful in the free States.
and, under different phases, powerful al
80 in other States which do not com
mand my approval. We know, as have
sad, what they have done; and by what
they have done We may Judge what trey
will do when they have undisputed away.
My objection to it il, that in many eff is
leading measures 1t is entirely against
the spirit and genius Of our institutions,
and OF our Union, with which most in
timately are connected our independence
and liberty, and evinces disregard Of
popular rights and degree of OF press n
which no other country would cndurcn
lie also remarked Of the republican
party:
snow, | hold to this opinion that the
republican party, il they could hs car
RED into effect, would utterly abroyate
the constitution Of the United States in
each particular. They have WHOLLY lis
regarded it. Now, if it is whig doctrine
to disregard the constitution, it is time
We knew IT."
On the repeal Of the Missouri Comrr6-
mise, Mr. f. said:
SLOW stands the newparty in this res
pect9 So far as the republican PARTY ia
made up of abolitionists, free soil
ers, and men OF that stamp, they should
not say one word, for the reason tina,
they have been in tn, habit OF dcn0unr-
ing the Missouri Compromise hilr; they
have declared it not 10 bo obiigi' orv
they have declared it to be violation
OF tie rights of the North in ,surrepJer,
ing all up to the line of sc deg. north to
slavery; and on every OCCASION where #
has been atopic among the heate! mem
bers OF that portion of the party, it never
was looked upon as being obligatory.
1t seems to me that those gentlemen who
have been laboring so long and 50 earn
estly to have this Missouri COMPROMISE
set aside ought to be quiet when set
aside. "-ApTlause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

f.1 Nln' h'f-' al or n"aflr I'll 'th ir manc, III
7" ~ htslis~ = rtat ihs- rrnd,t me haIf on The
~ ~" lf lan" VI 7 lt,i'. ~ p"r cent intrts-t
Ht"f'' ~ I'll ar fiol, 10 To ami Tor amour
tttlu : loot $40 tn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
REAL ESTATE ACrNCIlS.
For Sale and for Rent.

Unwilling Houses To rent on s,,ond ga r,,,a
- SITS, "a the wr.t end oi Va. city,
Ten saluHri, huiidfnr Lots 81, sturd.y,n,,, ,,,, -
near " D. Burrows residence, for sale o., y.ry
reasonable terms. W w
Two Lots On tic Hun, hesA of Gaines s,vs.y.n,.
, uho'ntrucicd RIVER ,e~---iur sair very c,,.a,,.
srvefhl valuable Lots ~ isiu,. house. ard Nv IN,
for sale yerylSs. go"
| Ten vauah.: building Lots ~, s.ro., 49,, r,,
| OF the purelln-" mo ,ty e"N" '" "ps'
49, N '.r-il.. Addition; dwelling house on tho
| premises for sale cft1p. Wv
| tprov nt~ "N'' "h" III
:" - h",t b. dep IN Main street orr. site
! W l9t 'sutt l'i." tar sale. ~
Come l"i "a NJ an AMI Prom street, ,,o,
~ h'"k ss. "li.slle T. Cocks ri.
d'nce. Tor al" IN NJ. on bong time -
Wtst LIT block 40 Ie,'l,,,.,. .th ,u...
nous win rooms. and Il. .i.t,,ie
! L|d' ami ~ Niftir'il's atiitnp and nu.u,,.
~ = - - ~ iat . ~ ssis ap
). - 81. ~ 20, cast 50 acres far sale
'' l"' ~ li"it>, 4, bn.sif A Inlllsr,s ,.s,.n
!" MIN :. =" SEES iysr 81. n, ~.
/ So - T. ~. D.. Clint -, ..unt, a,..l
! cnI-,rt ' UNIV MN 'a'-
"h'rts NJ ,ec27 ~ 70. "a all under culiiva
! mn tom city. for al. cl,, sp
! ~ : 2" ~ Il ~, leo acres n,i,rs from
5. y etSw sis sw sofNn,sg7. and
=" : ) = I = II 10 " L,u.a Count, all
/ Il y W /. seiT77 ROW an, u,,. ,,,, ~.
I CITY - NI>taruya tisa,- "
0'i'i's l'l ~ under cultivation frnccd sto-v
n'". sa1N' w't'r 10 fruit trees PROMISES L. M,
nv : - " SO Is u 81, J mile. from, ps,.,-
p5rf. In ssh. "
- dFfs "tilt '~ lllna house AMI stable and o,h.,
ni"''.f "taits, adjoining The III, Of p.,,u,.tt r..
! IA. N'' wv
: Of y v sSiaTsoaE. SO acres for sale.
FORTY acre- NJ lrair, land, near Waleo,,- H.,
sac very t"w price S.na
'f'E acre ~ Land IN West Davenport E.r sal,
'l' ~ ots u from four TO eight acres fine yiev ~
RIVER and Twin Cities.
-" several nihtr valuable tracts ~ Real Estat, IN
u. GU! aid c"GhtTy, Tor sail Nv
ALLEN 4 D00IAN,
''''- "ti M. Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
l. u n i, i Il

o. al 'rsr ipfitn>;
Labs, Shin, les. Slaves &c.
F'r si'n Inv ~ RENWIcK \ son.
~ Glitl Raj Ro0d Dcpof >atr mn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
THE TINE 10 PAUSE.

/ .hce VI TIC \ Jill , AIe7 ti1bta, - iAAi.s
no fierce tnigAt nc ncar, lrthe: wi,t
| II per.apsho Y, i ;Tlsa.srease al
! 81 st3p - r tiIf = " dcHttTatc
'feat 81 ite a5Fag aIrr 3y2'.on BIS
.'h ca, ss-isu .! rsfy ne ,hAt tnppr-
III arm OF th, Vern1eo' : u e J; en-
iHry articles IA tA. ftIn' iean lurnal-,
not eXcaeity OILS. tn. afp'aning tis
violence IT their irjenis il he ttrsitory.
aud lnritrg ihem 10 ioFhter acts VI
murder AMI 81 con- her open rrdIli- e.
f all IL he ri he If IetnlaEeement
from the northern states to tEc now az
Pressing party a!l iheSe fhir.s, taken
"a cOnBectitn Wftn the a.a.4s-t1Ha thH'
nave from tunt. 20 trrle been wruoL from
tue h,ltrs i f..u repub. caus, VI that
hayo occasion ally .r0ipI from then
.Ip-, point i's lucill 30 the lne Of polirS
% be Inr nj " d F.r7, and TO the
eDis thc} labor - iccDu push.
We are no III raai-r-: intcc., we be
lloye that We lave b.oa accustomed TO
look with tHo .roat inlli re ce upon
the dangers that h .ye, trom t.IHe TO time,
threa'enel tia, mon, aud u believe,
perbaps too realty, th'.t tie sound sense
aaI patriotism Of the American pcoY II
would always be fourd sufficient to re-
est the aftaek, 81 tnnatjeism and to de-
feat tic schemes Vi rcCa ces adventurous.
Hut i YYt.4. ~ f. y. .tY !! lie pii
-, 80, S.,.t"'l - =.
,.a.. k 40
.,;
+ lao, roa.r,,., j., r.o A..
81, .,ivass 's.,fa.i, tn,;.o.;a
/ III -. ,ar.n 49,. ,,,,',I'ar.
Ia, 4 ,t.,.a,t, :
+ ,..t,s of ,bo.ftrio, :, jl;A1ro...
! ~.
.','''..'.,.,.'
= !. .,,.,.a -. '' tr'g
n.na.n Ape'fi - '''4 20,
~ -. ~
i'9 ott - : '''o'' 'r,''e''p :,
~ xxx, =, 49,. s',' ~" * -. 80
49, 'N' '''''i0"'''''o' ~ "''"t
-, - - - u ~ '''-9 'e'' ''''
- - go - 49,
" I'p'eIs''' :" - - ~. IT, =
, 800 ''r',. - s..."- .a'' -. -,
IT, -
A. r..
- ~ ."
-" ;, -. ~ i'Pc ei' % '"e Ivy, Ea.2>-
.;s ~ I'VE "r''I,,,s - mus .fcc 'Ns''.',
In ,'''. s.H '"e ff''" =, '''s ne" ""'
s"s ~! '"s " WIZ ~ ""I e''''''-
e'iua. ~ zoe prosperity ina ATTENDS ~
'"c''U' ""i "'i'' ''a'''"' s'o"ih
- ~ ',.'' qua - 'n'u2n 70 t,y '"e
p"'' " razor 'or 'he SAKE OF lho -
nv i'"'''' MS treason ma steaFe. h'I
MI ''f' NJ e'''eheeS Is IL NOT e.eiF
MIN NV 't'g tta'iy cl.af-,Aa ~ sn'"
y. ! 'A'1'' ana '!.'t '"e'r "'oAs@ &C.
~,,S a. ~ CD no" huffyihs me nation
- '.' ''.NN vi i',,t'i'c'' i"e ! 'ta' ~ PA
y" ~, H'..''' e ie'''i1 "a = .t.t...i -''e -
u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
House and Lease for Sale.

4 DWELLING NOJsE containing Eight ro-rps
~ and I..a-f ~ LIT Tor II wears situated on the
Bluff between Brady ard Harrison sirrts. Apply
TO " II v. GIgIEY. nrto
augi3tf NICHOLS, lSBEi.i. L. co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
sIiURLEy Il BROTHER.

Dealers III JEWELRY. FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
A., Illinois street. Ko.k Island, thrt" s~,rr from
Rock Island Ilpuse. Ai-s' Wholesale Agents SIR
Calf and Monrco Money wallets, C.nduet"s'
Books. Bili Books, Ccil.ctois' Books, Mssic wal-
ft 4c, sspt3-d6sn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
So .aiveriisemen;in another column

rSf~ FE ,rn.-we voriia call a,,.ri..n q. the
49, I"iia'' atssin>ta f,atai isii, prscc,-l u,,,n
20 si'NAsnHiiag IA the article of DR.. j. UosvrT-
- rs''1' at.d stomach Bitters. Siucr these
'','fS nav" become So popular Others having been
,n's p,vi'et-sisnA i.iiis.tc IT, and in 3 INC eassa
MY fnict's Il 'il BATTLES and rp-fe,f ih,,, We
sh aiNis' al isr>ons Ia i,y sc none hat respect a
r. e,r. ane IA. naH,e on IT, ~
For ss'r ty bitkl"y, 1aoinrsrri s q, iA..nt..
oii,4l oi aeUond ana R,rsy sai..,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

Swiss EMIGRATIoN.-The emigration &c
yer, which has snbsided in the last two
years, in Switzerland as vel, Is III Gvr'.fi1'
ny, has s. M. yea, rsse.ssa q .sg lseps's.'
the United States. A considerable number
OF Swiss emigrants, mainly f,oni The ives.
tern cantoas, have started for Illinois, .l.xA
and Wisconsin,, since Spring - =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
For Sale (heNl,.

on ACRES II drr, Prairie III "a. | mile sonth ~
oO Fulton plpii, With dwelling hnna. tiirs..ns
This prol,'ry can bc bought uI,n the ,Si reasonable
terms Enquire VI q. i. HCBBELI,
tniayCitD s#sf lsnd A2eN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

: a LAMB "a ROT. The largest ehur b
IN l.uopr Is ii 81. Peter burg. II was he.
.uu iu 1T aHd IN twenty wears. 'wo thou
saad racu y mol flashed rs waIIs. |; IS
of pul h.d mait'c. he'h nisitie AID on ;
th- p'''sf~ ere 1T one piece. fifty fe.t IN
h'iisl..,-- he base ahd ca, itals Of solid
.,aS.r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
IlsSelrt ION,

TIME co-rartucrShip heretofore existing between
l John Miller and SieIt,n i>Itr ~ tI,i. .I.y
dh,'ivefi t,y Iautua consent, All persons Iei, ell
Ia said firm viii pay the ss,ae 10 John Miller VIII,
j. duty authorized to collect the same.
JDINP MILLER
aus1sdims STEPHEN ZEISLER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

4 NUMBER ~ dr.rall" Lots FER Re-jarncrS ~
\ Brady. Main AMI Harrison streets, to lpasc f,r
thr term of ) YEAR. Apry Ia
W. u. +. GTRLEY.
ONE On Mair, BIT. Front and 5 euiii streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
N1.W
FLou RlzsroRE.

WE undersigned are noe hvsik&e IN the "I7mm
i iry /apni0r~,"a M. nrticlx " TlNUR bcAb
IN barrels and sacks, and LOs ssiCss - ssy 10
the city. ~
our No. Flour WavramseN.
Flour purchased Of rs will be Deli~ered nee
charge :" any place within the city limits.
octli az NCLI. ALIEN n CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
For Sale or Lease.

TJNwENTY-THRFE epihic Gaildirr Lots situated
i Harrison. Third Ripl anil E'undracn streets.
Will be sold leased on reasonable terms: for mar
icuIars enaaire Of CoRDIS Dow. or
(augiiD JAMES NAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
THOMAS HASTINGS MN III so, napOx

THOMAS HASTINGS MN VI SIC HOOK
>tfl.NfI Collection 81 palm anil HYMN Tuyss
'lhtf"tts Ahihrni~, Mettts ,ChuIu..s A.. s.ista-
- ~ ~" VS. - Ola ar- PfNHiedfrr and Worship
tn ~"mht"s ~ III ms ff4etfng-. Az pag.s
fth" Pr " y - ihHl" ',tibts tnlilrd. p"at-psId
hrf Natn'ntfs.f tp lpv a.ldr'sn receipt - zoe
May it" md ciuiec iHpc- never before pub
ie'tsd iHaaf N -, weft, audit j. sckuowsdrfd 10
= ~ II z u ttlan u ntisc r,cr prepared by this
rftnn.tt .tGther,
tie.-Tbr sabbath Eel IS Gro q Root. Per dos
g.; irre copies i5cls.
aurSff n II COOK A IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

lG The editor Of the Evansville En-
guirer thus speaks Of the political pros
pe1gsi6 indiana
ssls three or four Jays travel through
I,,liana we have been mnca pieased 10
iind the p-mocrats in sueh z I'D spirits
as tbey manifcs,eJ. We confess that we
found mere Fillmore men insshs State
than W. thought there were. ia nll the
scuihers half Of j. diana. the Democracy
seem tn be perfectly united, while rb.
opposition 10 tho Democratic party seem
to be about equally divided.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

e. - lfany one should ask MS what In On,
.!"allii"n arrived OF ty an impartial test
", lis hast and most ioucst compound remedy for
pre- wing 'pla beantifying The hair, aud restoring
efH i'air y Us original color, snd the locks TO the
"a len'e!, We should without Ne Station saw Prof
q j. woods liar Kestorative-.s Loh;s Ueno.
Grft.
.S5s advertisements another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06
Fresh OYSTERS !!
10 Lease.

4 the CITY Belle Saloon. ard mt hc received
s'.'t'' fgigftf
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f'ifs. SE'Aif. sEti'S
da--st-v GtttEN'S.
N I..sl Lti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12

Gar Ia af,er detention ola few hours. yhc freight
train overlook US bringing the passengers snu
nas from the Orange aud Alexandria cars WIZ VIII
had arrived after our departure After connecnns
the ears, we left TreviIlians with quite long IL
heavy frainin expectation Of Preaching Hicnm0na =
tea But ct Beayerdam depot, the valve OF !ne ~
plv ppe ofthe tender of this second locomouve -
found 10 be out Of place, and again MI. slAeE
plunged into the tank of the tender, waist deep m
Ice water, when after CROPPING IN ssne dssA, iof
some time succeeded IN adjusting the valve.
We fhen nroceeded without further difficulty
ntil within EIGHT miles Of the Junction, when sud-
denly the engine stopped working. the water In
the numns heinz frozen into solid mass Here
rose another difficulty The Conductor, Mr. Pearce,
after sending man with light back, to warn of
any train that might be following US, set of on
foot about midnight to the Junction distant eight
miles, for assistance. The night was dark, the
weather intensely cold, and the passengers, some
one hundred and fifty in number, were crowding
around the stoves In the cars endeavoring to keep
themselves comfortable Some Of them walked
to aneighboring house, where they were hospita-
bly, received and provided with such accomnnoda-
tions as circumstances would allow. The others
passed the night in the cars. About break Of day
the locomotive E. H. Gill, arrived, having been
forwarded from the Junction. With this powerful
engine the long train was drawn in safety to
Richmond arriving at twenty minutes after 10
FridAy morning The Conductor, and others con-
nected with the train deserve credit for the indus
try and energy displayed on this extraordinary
and trying occasion, having done all IN tneir
power to accommodate the passengers.
ONE Oh THEM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12

ACT OF ExcoMMuNIcATIos AT CoBLENTZ-
We find in the Journal de Frankfort some curious
details relative to an accommodation" which
was on December 10Th, pronounced at Coblenfz.
The narrative is as follows
On Sunday we were witnesses of the ceremony
which has not been performed for centuries, viz !:
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS subject being d. SOM.
tag merchant at CoblenfZ, who was divorced
from his first wife, and eight years ago was mar
red by the civil authorities only to his present one
Last Summer, N. Sonntag was commanded by the
clergy to seperate from his wife, and not obeying
their decree, he was on Sunday excommunlcated.
Dean Kramentz, after preaching sermon against
the civil marriage, put on some other sacerdotai
garments, and, accompanied by two clergymen
bearing wax tapers, read standing in the middle of
the church, the sentence of accommodation
against NJ Sonntag and his lady. He then extin-
guished the tapers, saying that the individuals
named were not worthy to see the day OF the Lord,
and throwing the candlesticks to the ground, brea
king them to pieces, exclaimed, LET the bells
sound the funeral knell!" We Immediately heard
the sound of bells and the chants for the dead
The Dean, in conclusion proclaimed that no one
whosoever was to hold relations with the excom-
municated, to salute them, &c The prohibition
has not had much effect for their house has been
filled ever since with visitors, and at night they
have been Serenaded. Ht.5 II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-12
coRREsroxDEscE or THE DISPATCH

WASHINGTON Tuesday night JAN g ~
-y.hs corvenfion Of Old Soldiers Assembled neie
n dsv. h the number Of less than two hun - ).
Their principal purpose seems 70 os ~ ,hsv reu.
themseIvea or rather, to the old soiueIs - ~.
resent such pensions ~ have been a.. - ". ~
1919 49, - x. Revolution Col Hamtramck, OF
y,s.n:s -ss = nrominent spesker-a tan, rudy
.s Ma as.t hair and iet black fun beard, ana
..s.. &c. George Washington Parke Gusts
-. - mnon the pIatform-a kind OF young look
,r ia man smsli ia figure, small head smaii lace
. i;,,is sjngrd with red small eyes close together,
snd : ANAL amount Of beard growing sparseiy
over his face. For the first time within my know
Iedce he refrained from an oratorical exhibition
The Convention has given expression to its de.
sires IN series Of resolutions too comprehensivet
be here recited They were prepared by Genera
Leslie Coombs, of Kentucky, who supported mem
In a spirited and eloquent speech Gen. Coompsis
tau straight slender and active, with oark mar,
strong voice and captivating manners heuten.
ant. As believe, in the war of 1872 ne must now
be getting toward seventy, but many men OF nfty
are old looking In comparison 70 BIN. $50
III went with this body to see President Pierce
.The Fast Room was large enough to accommodate
the whole PROCESSION. DIR. Sutherland, President
Of the Convention, made TO President Pierce q
Union speech, and President Pierce made = like
repIv president Pierce looks thin and pale-so
thin and pale to suggest the need of rest of
tai repsse jefferson Davis stood near him, calm,
collected thin wiry and self.eonfdent. With him
was also General Quitman, neatly made, of scarcely
medium size, white bushy hair and white full beard
His recent reported connection with the Cuban re-
volutionists, or invaders, gave warrant for his
participation in the Union-saving spirit Of today.
A. BIC
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CIRCUIT COURT, RICHMOND, VA.
~ THIS is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with Chronic Diarrhea for about years.
cians but failed in receiving any permanent relief I'M
der their treatment During the last spring and sum-
mer, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began to improve and is now, as consider
perfectly cured.
Given under my hand this 18th day of November
1855. VIM FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling on Messrs. PUR-
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York, Boston, Providence,
sEIGaE& Portland, Newark, New Ha.

Of1eams, II. LOuis, GALVESTON San Fran.
and via New Y0rk-Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the U. s. Mail Steamship James
town, Capt. Parrish.
The Agents at New York. Messr Ludlam & Pleas.
ants will forward goods by this line all of the above
mentioned places free of commission and at the low
est rates of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
the wharf in New York where goods entirely pro-
fected from injury DETACHMENT and every care and
shipment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within an hour the arrival of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday al.
ternoon on her return to Richmond
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''711911o1sOooh,1 JdIl ., I60b,
AZ mas OFTEN been asked, why passengers from,
psnviie, or any Of the lower counties on thu, roam
" Rn Inc junction are compelled to stay ali night
Vile, or any point west of the unct;oo arm
persons travelling the other way should be snh;as.
70 the same Inconvenience II Is To he hosd .
.ne ."o companies may enter into some arraa a,s'
he 70 vova.e TINS difficulty as it seems it wosd
ROADS Let the cars respectively start from Pm .e
mono, petersburg, Danville and Lynchbure. So as
10 reach the junction at the same time saw ~ 90
clock, M Then any one of those places eo ~
DC Isasnea eariy IN the evening, and much business
on the next morning, thus avoiding an unnecessarv
delay at the Junction. and shortening the stay IL
sne VINES VIAToR