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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-04

Fremon, Clubs will be speedily organ
ized, and in great numbers. We think it
probable inst in . few localities the Bu-
ehansn men may dssire to have an ergan..
ration. In order, therefore, TO prevent con-
iusion, we suggest 20 our friends, Buchan-
GERS, that they call their societies Dasdgeons,
instead Of Clubs. This title win indicate
their principles With accuracy, and convey
= deHeaie compliment TO their South Csro.
lima snssters.-Boston Telegraph.
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RAILIoAD Communicable learned
Yesterday by . tsisgraphic dispatch from
Fort Wayne, that the stockholders Of the
Port WAYNE and Chicago Railrosd had
six 10 one, In favor Of consolidating
vifh the Ohio and Pittsburg Roads. There
Il scarcely . doubt but thai the eoDselids,
ten WI 30 sNsetsd, and that this important
thoseuehfass will b opsssd through its en-
uss lssgtA y - sse5y dsy.-cAk. f'sss,
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TIE CANELs IN TExA-The Indianola
Sentinel of the 12th uit. ssys: THE cameis,
having recruited much sooner than We An
ticipated, left last week for San Antonio
Two Of the two-humped camels were har-
messed 10 a wagon. and present ed : novsi
sight. In Arabia We learn il Ia omm on 10
yoke and work them as we do oxen. 1t l.
Major Wsyne's intention to seek . place
better adapted than the coast to carry out
the views Of the Government in regard 10
them. The cold weather and sudden
changes of our winters, be thinks. would
be fatal to them the FIRST season"
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ZOE SALE.

A SPLENDID Farm, 10 miles from Davenport on
: tbs Aliens Grove rosd, adjoining the west cad
On said Grove; 800 serss well fenced and 10 crops Of
ALc 8 stream Of Ne yerfaiIiag water running through
II. There are two frsms dwelling houses gu tie
Two orchards Of 100 choice fruit trees. some 81
which are bearing. This 10 one Of the best stock
ARMS IN seott ceaaty, and will be sold st q grsstbsf.
GalE IL application BE- made soon 10
Hc6RRGoR, LAW1s . 1~LAk1MoAR.
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The Pro Slavery Convention, composed
Q ftseaty persons ailtold, which met at lows
City last week. nominated George Snyder
Of Council Bluff, a. candidate for Secrets-
y of State. He is little known now, and
viii be isss known after the election.
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srAis AND MEuco.-The Paris Consti-
ianonnei OF the Nth ul,. has the following:
w are JUSTIFIED in expressing . hope that
me dinerenee " Spain and Mexico
WI! moi De % serious ~ wIs suppossd.-
We learn already, BY letters from MEXICO.
that Genessi Asmonte has been appointed
Minister PieniPotentiary Of that Republic
1t the Court Of Spain. There can - no
doub t that the presence Of this psFsonass Il
Madrid will powerfully contribute 70 snesth
all the di6ieuitiss that have arisen bswssn
the two countriss.s
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Notice no Contractor.

DHOPosALs viii BE- received by the Subscriber IN.
il tltbs thLty-rrss DAY o fJaiy Isxi, for the foarss-
Hons and masonry Of ths piers isT a bridge across the
Mississippi River ~ Saint Paul.
Tks Ira; pier will bc founded on roek al q depth Of
ter feet below the usual low wstef mark. The Sec
oad pier win be 10 watsr Yen fset deep AND viii have
. foaadAtion Of plies. These two piens VIII be sssh
eighty four lee: high shove she ordinary low water
marx. Inc remaining Eve pisn will b respective
iy 6s,y- sight, forty >odght. nifty eight, i've sty eight
and sightssn feet nigh shove the water level. Two
oftseW will BE- In wstsr icuf feet deep, and the resi-
o. hss usually Left dry. The bed Of tire river IL
ssnd, and sIl Tbs piers except The first will have
fsnndsaons Of piiss, on which viii cs places solid
cribs 81 platforms Of timber, built up to within six
inehss Of the low wsSr mark. The masonry will be
the asaai quality Of bridge Iassoary, the stopes BE-.
Ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
Inc timber repaired for tls ioasdauons viii 10
furnished and d~siiysred By tbs krAge Company,
wh0 VIII also farhlsl q good iimsEons QaArSy coz,
ysnisnny siiasted Oh ue nvsr bank, within one
mile Of the work.
Contfseton are desired to.bid for the masonry bytbs
cubic lard, and They are requested 10 enclose suita-
bic testimosisis Of thsar ability 70 carry on Tho work.
The work mus bo commenced Immediately, and
wtthla Efseen mos,hs sftsr signing the
For ia rthsr 1 Information inquire st the once oflhs
81 Saint Paul, where plans and spsetdea-
hons nay pc seon. J.. s. II
Eaginser 81. Paul Bridge 90. y
skiAt Paul juuSx7-l0 ialy 30 4
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Louisa Cove learn from the colum.
bus City Courier that the pilisg across the
Iowa river bottom . progressing rapidly.
The ridge will have Eve piers and two
abutments " six spans Of 100 feet esch.
with a draw for the passage Of steamboats,
To Iowa City. This bridge 10 on the n.
&Osksloess Road.
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AHornER BoY DRowxEp A boy named
Delaney, living with Mr.. scoles, in this
city, was drowned IT the ferry laading on
Sunday afternoon. He was an orphan, and
had no relatives here; was about twelve
yesrs Of age. and an exceedingly bright snd
intellie ent lad.-Keohuk WAie, ist sasf.
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Doctor shaw. Of Tex.s, has found awe,

Doctor Shaw, of Texas, has found sweet
oil, drank freely, q successful antidots to
ssrychnine in two cases. The oil ID to be
poared down without any reference to the
patients vomiting. Professor Rochester
has reported W. Gases Of poisoning by the
same terrible drug successfuliy treated BY .
free use Of camphor internally, and mustard
poultices outside.
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NlcKOLLs. IsDELL 4 co.
l. "A - A q T. N rs.
lss. Lo,24 In Walcotl ecntainlns .6a..

- ~ ~ ~ "A " T. n II
las. Lo,a4 In waleo.. C ntainIns .ss.o,..
No. le0.A Farm OF ninety acres on tn, MIN
o., on the line between Scott and Muscafins call~ippi ii,
short distance below Capt lodges nns stock ISoaaassi
so pei aors, A'iai prize,
Ne. lo,--A ~beautiiui iittic place on III.
and Dubuque road, - acres With a good av III paranp9,
IN ane order $1,000; q credit o !, . o,ssasa and o.rdea, ~ \
ts part Of tho purchase money. WI b giw1
No. ios--uns OF the apest hrus IA N.
Dubuque road, near pssse' Poet O0,ce. IYa .~ehty, On In
thera " 80 acias Of good tinabsr, ~ ac,e. ,,ss.as, of which
house, isies harn, IS Two streams rnaniaS ~ yod
Prize 10 pr acre, through n
No. l1O-A lot OF o acres Just ws,,
grounds all broken and under feusa. pria. - Ssulssay
No ias-A faIia Of about 90 scrss la Hic,o,.
about ~ acres timber, ali fenced, / i've s, -, Gs.r.
with q log hoass' good %stsblins &ei prsos sni.k hoas
No. 1.3-A Farm Of 1876 acre. us., M.
rndsr fence, and nearly all pioushss a.sAefy Grove m
g. with ten acres Timber IN HicEors nous, vel,
water on the land, ofovs, runaips
No. l;.-A Farm u ABOUT go
sg.r,nS n ~. ~, : two story brick houss, two .s,y Gov.
under cultivation; price 90 per acre, 'od Dearly ali
10 S ssr,. .s 90, i aa,M oiiso acres near uisker, o,.v.
n ssrs. s'0o house stable, L.; pre. w
Nc. l5e-A snall Farm Of 81 ..r.
u,Ae Price sIoo rsr 80
.as suiti,s,ioa s : .s.s: sa,oiniux TIL. above ssa.
s9 So Improved Farm Of 40 scr.
s,stop ~ awsui ~ seiss Timber, loo acre. nds,ns
Price ~ per scrs, s''a stock, wstsr, a.
se: ms--A nsiia Of 100 acres In ssct,o..
4 \ 70 acres Timber, 50 acres uasss ao.. and II, fp
nolss, 2 f9ems, STABLE, running water 81 .seen, god
"s ""o : young orchard price e2s ~ sasss
NJ, lso-Let No. 10 In nawi.y. ,ubs,,,..
. 2alVe acres. Prizes oosO. 1'uNs'sne oltsis,as
. 4 20 acre. sr ots' rate farm u 50 acres in ~. Ia .
sisoo 'snos' a'sr tinb.r; MA
r sSa lss1 |sso acres through tn. u,dd,. 1.plaH
aerss cultivated, 70 acres tinker. s.vsra s!snd, id
ossy. road . is,ss e ci s,sss ! e R : 81 tn. c.s.,.
"m' mouse ana osees inprovsnsnts. 'aPert
Ne; ~iss-,Fsi.sns Island with ,As i..s an
els00, soos "ens auarry, price
~, ias;Eas acre. 10 sec 81 7 70 RsR 100 49,.
came tsrms. ""ssu teasrss sa
all pieass.d. p rss. 81 q e acre. In sec uTpsR.x
No,iM,-A Farm Of $50 acres or thu ross,a.
% .er .sa and Ha' ,sns = a. Al,. T. Grove, 70 ..s.: a.Sss,
- stories, stable, veil, &c.
IL. !,S. ans Improved Farm Office ssrs,. i, II.
~"ha'hrss story hssss. els Der ssrs' improved,
NO. lse.-.six ssres 90 the M!ssls.,ppi rive,
dvsT. Prsas sun extending nom Tie read e IL
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Fire! Fret Fire!a

Ths CheopeSt and lost Durable 1oof In Uso.
THE ucdsrAknsd have been engaged In the bust.
4 ness of manafactaring and put ting on Compost
ton Roon fer ne last eight yeaFs. Price per square
O. ,Gp, Sud tie vork warranted.
Massriais manufactured and for sale, with printed
d~irscuoss fOr patting on.
Al orasrs iss ~ tbs Confectionery Store Of Brooke
q Bailey, Gear the eork Or Of Brady and Fourth
streets, will meet with prompt attention.
juses = dSn BAILEY : MOORE.
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Chicago Lsg,ssb es.

THE suescribers u their stlIm Planning Mil il
Il Moline, Ills, have Just purchases 9 large quaa.
uty Of Chicago Lumber, and have made arrange
nenn 70 supply the demand, which they will sslla
wholsa.is or retail At prices list csnnot fall 70 give
satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will 10 sold cheaper tlen the same can bs
purchased elsewhere. Their SIDING vii be OF tbs
very bet quality, and tkstg FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for nnsdiate uss
JOB planning AND SAVING
Done on short notice, TO your satisfaction. Don't
is,i to give US . call. Remember he place, head Of
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
- NOURSE 4 ~HUNGEkPokD.
Moline June 30tb 1855 dkWtf -
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~cIICuLAfIH0
QQTIcJ

rs FULL BLAST. Any quantity Of chocs books for
J. reading, from 2e 70 sS,oo each, Al the
. Asy II dam WIN CITY BOOB TORE.
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The Banjo is Coming!
The Greatest Novelty u b are,
ned DAVIS CLIO YINSTRELS


ss5s FHE Asgni1csns nsstins Theatre Eanio,
Sd5k having on beard Ned Davis, far AIMED
tOk3e 4instFeis the most talented tRoupp 81
y~eeslasd instrumental performers ever sssn
In the vestsrn csnnLZ, VIII psy her 1ret visit 70
DAvEkPORT, TUESDAY, JULYo,
When the company will give W Of their snna
nusicsi and miEth provekiDg entertainments, which
have been resolved viii enshusisssie applsuss
thrsuehoat the south and west. ba
NED DAVIS The great tanborinlst, MADAM DA.
Wis the favorite dsnssuss. ". PENkLEHR the eel.
sbrstsd bspjsisi, J. ". ADAMS The best ballad sine.
ey in the Union, LkvI BROWN, w. PLATO,
WOODRUFF, 6LOCuM, REID, CAMPBELL, vsd
CHARLIE B. GkIsT, make up . galaxy Of talent
asvsr before eonesntrsted;ssaad thsir ~sorisss, insss
dactnS neu songs, new j0kes, ballads, Operate Che.
russs, National Melodies, DUCTS, Negro Eccentric.
tiles, Solos, Refrains, Dancing, &C., &C., slteit ths
highest eHeoaiams wherever they are gwen
THE STEAMER BANJO,
which was built expressly for this company, upeu
an entirely nes aad saiaus plas, 10 bsssufany o.
and Ialeonfertably seat 500 people.
Adnissiou - es~ats-childssn IS cents.
.siy = dss
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+. -. MooRM;

trAoA HEw AAvxk, cr.1
FRISCO, RSunsr, Sign and entEl Painter,
Grsinsr of Wood, Stone and Marble.
Lsttehng and Gliding On
GLASS,
Elld0w Shades, lnterer Decorations, FoItI AHA.
Scenery, Landscapes, &C., at short notice.
Sign Painting and Grsininy for the trade.
Has renoys ID iron Brady 81 10 I'd IS. 4 doera East
Of BrAdy.
Reference
A.. B. l. MrgRs. T.. Clan q 60
Nay II. 20 Diff
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
riscn. YrAue ana naa~uA Htxaats

Harrison, between Trent and Second Streets.
ROBKRT FARMER, Proprietor.
Late, Robert hsnns)
YNHk proprietor rsspe stully announces TO his
u eastern irisads and the travelling public gene
rally, that having purchased
This Commedious Hotel,
and had ~ taoreaghly repaired and renovated, he 10
now prepared 70 merit . share Of IN ar patronage, BY
constant sttsation 70 their wants sua cor foru, His
Rbts will b. snpplisd with the beat which tho mar
kst asords, and his lodging rooms re farsishs cd a.
web - those Of ANY In ths city. June "a df
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THE members OF the Young Mems Literary Association
: are particularly requested TO meet 1t the Hall on Mon.
DAY evening next, July 7fh, at II past o'clock 70 elect .
President Of the Association.
july4 JAS. ], SLADE, Rec. Sec.
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uetise.
ugh~ Rssssnev. nssssp KEnrxs, tsnsr A1tpssssfy
RsAepo Of Iowa, wiipreaeho On Sunday ssxt, July csh, In
Trinity llpiscopail ChpNL ~ tlls Say At lsii An and
NJ
SPEOIA NOTICES.
Under u. head ! Ianssd nuu bsv Of apseiai notices
VII BE- 4 srsd q 10 cents per Tine each iaseraon'
- 50 csss 81 wssk.
oesss onAsry sor Dais.
On tho rad to East Davenport
with Lame Kiln erected Acknowledging . mont on tn
river no sses-~iil be sold low If spilled for soon.
NICHOLS, tsBElL Z Co,
July a-aiw Real Estate Agents.
wssssd b sat.
A small house, or iwe airy roons, ln =
respeStahle locality. Address by letter, stating situation
aud Rent, to Box I:e 20. Davenport.
July sddu
SUTTON 4 co, respectively announce test their stors
viii be closed on Friday, July ath is 4ast
DsuPERioR Horse, Buggy and Hsrness Tor
ais. t4H PARkER 4 sPEA
june " di
Notiss.
For . lew day, the suhsribsr onsu for sale SO ssres OF
. less quantity Il desired Of choice prairie land - niiss
fron III. city, on Allen. Grows Road. Apply TO
| VIM. GRAY,
june q liz At Mr.. c. Lessliss Store
Railways Pills.
Perfect d~issstiol and pure bile
produce healthy blood, and II the functions ofsisher
the stomach or the liver are al sordsred, Hollaway's
Pills will sssursdiy repair The mi schief and enable
them 10 supply the channels OF circulation with an
uncout animated 6uid. sold at the ma nufactsries,
Ne. 30 Maiden Lane, New York and Ne. f4a Strand,
London, and BY all ~drusgist. al ssc :, stte., and u
per box.
4 Rare Chance for . Good 1usinsss.
Our Piow Factory in null operation for sale. his
the bsst stand ia the west.
June sodwR sErCHR L,sKINNER Il 6u RRls.
$4,000 AsFss
Choice lows lands for sale from
o. IS 100 TO ss solse per acre BY
Junesi DIFF NfCkoLLs, cAMP1ELL AGO.
v,sli yseai
49, Of ss ecras 4 xSss1or ala ussr
hsnpsoli iiis. Enquirs u Ataufe Nsarss. AIe,iaa Ills.
Jnus9iju
a.. h.If q, d. undt,,d. ,u,srs.,
~ a. established Piasisg MI, doing q heavy busnsss,
Aas1a' A"S
JeAnston,s Ixfra Tnuilv rlour.
Mr. LA h. 81. ..h.,r;,.r !, ~. rsu,.. n,,,,. r,o.r
and r.sd stasa ,arn.r u al and H.rri.o. s..
ytne Ssth ar i Nycr.
|
Ds 11hA IN SEQ" tommy tef
- ~ ofs1 naaa1sd Aores eiimPfevse laHd
Nisslssippi river.
kaq0tfs orc, G. ALtokD at The store eli Al
tokD 4 A PATTKN. june 10 d1
- -
-
seAsAanas oh ussa Aauio sais ~ me ioSsst msr
kei rates, %
May 9 d-f NICHOLS, CAMPBELL q Co.
sxr n.entsa n nA. 49,.
mnn,r ,s,s .,fs,,.n, a. -, - -. ! ~
ls.saa "a ptpe a,.oaah.rJ ~. A a., cuyxy q
, a !, ss.n..,. 80,
May iAff BURSRLL, aLLEr = 90.
Monty To LOAN an lopg ,,ms-
MONEY TO LOAN, in sums to suit sppsicanf,-
By
Apl Is d4f TALLaAS 4 POW kRs.
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y. sAaferds IuvlGorator
i Iss mild lssz tivs, tonic and
sdnaiAHt, sniis Fsconsasndei 10 tas pubIic, relying
upon is intrinsic ~orIo In lhs sare Of fhs following
complaints all Bilious Da~ranssmsuss, Sick Headache
oyspspsix- Hsbitaai csssivsnsrs, Chrouic Dinrrhea.
Gaelic, PAIN In ths Sto n4es Hai Bow els, @ General De-
tihty, Female Weaknsss, Sc. For sale by Druggists
generally, and Ch1s. r. ygsbo, DxEszpo / also By
sanford q Co.. n. y. City. ENShiS-aagIy.
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FOB RALE.
ONE CARDiNG MAcHINE, one FORCE PUMP, with
npp;y fips snfseisnt for two boilers, about 800 n. ~
.aA PIPE, 0seoad hand also = 40 foot cHINNEy
2 n Ia Diameter. drsnl
May latf BURyRLL, BILLET 1 90.
MONEY To DAN on long tims.
spi 3odsf Me9REGoR, LAwES 4 ~BLAKEMoRE
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uettse.
ne Rsssssn<v. nssAsp Krxrrs, ssnss A1tpssssry
RsAep Of Iowa, wlipreaeho ON Sunday nsxt, July Ssh, In
Trinity llpiscopail ChpNL ~ tlls Say At lsii An and
Nam.
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Rses!s.a the fTst raft IL the
season Friday, tks lish lust shall tavs rafss oflsS. con-
tng down - fast Is ou pilots sal run them to Tue amount
Of L 10 l6.oooye0o fset, and arr prepared 70 sail logs to
arrive daring the month Of May, june AND Juiy, HAVING
bad thsu sst usdsr vur sSsDts direction, exn recommend
them to be Of the bssr quality 10 tbs markst
Expect to cut from $4,000 70 1,oeoyooo feet monthly
ct car OLD uiIl, where ss shall keep q full supply Of Lam
Der, and hope 70 sLszs q goodiy proportion u the pzblie
psrOnSssa Pst issSrs sr~uail5 acknowledged
apii4atf BuRNELL, i Co
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No. rs farm Of se acres On The Los, e,o,.
o. me ssw mill tract, containing - sers- ~" 1.Io
uLdsIisnes, lo serss under caluvatioa, sems h~,s
VIZ : frame house . rooms, barn, 9 ane ossSsr
VIA % dividsdto suit purchaser. '
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Nc. lS2-A farm Of aoa asrs is sac. 4raa..
lU acres Under cultivation and under t,nce. an =.
sasfa OF " yoanx trees, 20 scTes timber. 4 6r.m.
ssii s''ss and iAfnips utensils with H.
los-A isrn Of 100 sezes on an iIsns In N.
Mississippi Aser above Priseston, covered W.
No. iSs; 4 s.ssn Saw NH IN A~s..ilIoa, esdsr Co.,
sgood business. viii De cold low Tor cssh.
ioe.--An Improved iarm Of 60 acre. IN ss
] w In town OF Msssilob. go
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
SIX DAYS IN IRELAND....I.

We LEFT Liverpool on a showery night in May.
There were two of us, with little time and less lug
goge on our hands intent upon seeing the really IRISH
part of IrelaDd-the West and South vest
Our steamer was one Of those slow and heavy
" adirg steamers employed in transporting cattle
and emgrants to Liverpool and English heavy goods
to Dublin. Of the cste-pens, the principal portion
had been hastily transformed into an improvised fore
cabin; few, below the gapgwsy, contained English
calves destined TO improve the Lish breed Of bull
locks. Pottery, groceries, and miscellaneous assem-
boge of Irish of either sex constituted the main cargo
of the clumsy old boat, which labOred along through
aplaeid SEQ, against scarcely perceptible headwnd,
at the rate Of less than eight kuot, an hour.
There was a aGewan on board captain Of Dantzic
bark then in the port of Dublin, whittier he had
brought railway sleepeis from the Baltic. He had
betn TO Liverpool to arrange about return cargo
Then you coald not get one in Dubln'" None
al all In fact what should bring to the Batic from
helaDdl" The fact struck me at the time, but it
seems to be the rule. In Lime rick we found an Aus,
TRAN brig from the Mediterranean. She had brough,
n corgo Of Indian corn; and she, too, was about TO
leave IN ballast for Milford Wales, where she was to
lead oosls for Trieste. The whole of the South and
Ntst cf Ireland appears to concentrate its exports
The whole lsmentsble condition of Irish trade is eI
pressed in this fac,-that foreign vessels bring all
manntr Of goods TO ireland and take nothing away
bat stones.
We talked sbou. the Baltic trade during the late
blockade. Yes, our Captain said, they did block.
sde the Russian at to certain degree but they could
never prevent the Swedish coasters from crossing the
Cuff OF Bothnia. Nay, they even left the Baltic
go early in Autumn that we could still carry cspi.
tai trade A freId of nine and commander Of a
bark, heard at Stettn that the last Bdtsh cruiser
bad posed the Sound; so, n December be sailed
through the ice TO Revel with cargo Of salt which
he cold for ten thousand roubles took in cargo of
esx at the freight of eight pounds sterling per tun,
tho freight fiom Liverpool to Calcutta is only IS
par iup and from Calcutta to Liverpool So to solI
and sailed direct from the eDemy's port t, Dundee,
IN Scotland, where be was asked DO questions wh,t-
eyer He was back TO Steitin befoie the end OF
February" Our Captain gave US the pane OF the
ship, and Of her enterprising commander. Asd this
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01
KANSAS.

Frer Our Special Correspondent.
LAWRENCE, X. T., July 19, 1856.
have just received copy Of the following pro-
nuneiamento. It had been posted up for a day or
two in and about Independence and WesPort. As
wish to preserve the specimen Of poster typogts-
ply brought to me, attempt pen etching fac
simie:
"CITIzESs OF JACKSON COUNTY As one man in
your might arise and say If Free Niggersm shsl be
any longer backed up to exclusive patronage and the
otrs,io of weekly Black Mail Lac from Ind. pead-
tpce TO Lawrence, via Leavenworth City. The crsis
Las ct a,t been forced upon TO purge city and
county ot the clogs that tntdDge with worse than
FIee-SOl and Abolition thrad dou, and let the beam
be removed from among us eie we attempt to remove
the mtte from kansas. Already the insulting threat
Las been made TO "rOuie from county tho ,e who
lave lately .ndt avored TO remedy this evil aud curse
IN our midst. 1t s now for you to determine how lony
the thin &c shall ast. Remember too that forbeat.
apce loi sno patiently enour,d has ceased to be
virtue. Meet, therefore, en- asse at the Court House
n lncept ndence, On THURSDAY EvEsIss, the 18th
BET, and execute your resolves to the letter
- July II, 1886. REGULATIONS"
It nust be confessed that the precise drift Of
this warlike document is wrapped in obseurity.
The reader may guess what I" Black Mail means.
"Blsck Nail Lire is, / confess, not quite 90
c'eor, Snd "Black Mail Line from Independence
4" to Lawrence, ria Leayenworh City, is as incom-
prebensible ss Free Niggerism" being "backed
"up to exclusive patronage" thereabouu 1 ep.
preheDd that Regulators, big with magnificent
idea, in the effort "as one man In their nigh, to
srse,' have not been very happy in its expression.
There is one peculiarly refreshing point. Il il
scrp'ural, too, and il well carried GU, would be a
good thing. mean, to "let the beam be removed
" from among US, ere We attempt to remove the
mote from Kansas" The idea is indeed excel
lent, although scarcely looked for it from such a
source.
We also learn that the crisis has been forced
upon them 1t Independence. thousht the cyisis