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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR e. DUNNAVANT.
s>o~>>~>~~~-~~>rSe~>>>
"M. F. RITCHIE Il ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28

4 ypc,,,, LEWIS HILL,
II rrt,NNDDECE COMMISSION MERCHANT
n ~ d TO tie sale Of WHyAr. Ftorp copr and
.,.-|,,.afno' or iSh Street, R;chn.oni. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION AT AL
RAINY.

ALBANY. Oct % There was grand Democratic
demonstration ia This ely this evening. The torch
acIinstpg il, numbors the Polk demonstration in ls3i.
The creates, en,hu.asu was manifested.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
GalilAHAAla.

There is no n,staking the temper Of the
Democrat IN CalifoIni We are inform
ed that the State was never 80 we'll or SO
thoroughly organized, aud The result oT:ae
al rs November arrives. Que letter before
us says The State IS CERTAIN by from
ten to fifteen thousand majority for Buck
and Brock, and Dr.. Gwin says more"
Another correspondent says:
Now for a few words about the prospects
Of the campaign here. | will only say 10
you M word, SINCE the State was admitted
into the Union the Democratic party never
was So we'll organized al this early stage as
they are tor this tight All Is harmony and
unlon, to man. IN this city and county
under our new charter, we have twelve
wards OF districts. We havs a we'll ORR an
,zed Ward Club IN each district, three a.
general clubs for all TO participate IN - the
Buchanan and Breckenridge Club, the Key
stone Club, and the Peoples Club, already
in full blast. Several more general clubs
will be organized soon. All have seemed
| TO enter into the battle with the deterinina
| ton TO have far and honest vote cast,
WINCH, CdItbu Out VIII ot tIlt u'S' eieC
ton at which there will have been no stuff
| fling OF ballot boxes bv one patty o. the
| other.
We ale getting dccessions 10 our ranks
| daily, OF many of the old Lane Wings, who
have nowhere else 10 20. They say they
can't 20 the Niger, and they can't 20 the
Know Nothing, when snch d statesman It.
| IN the field a. James Buchanan
4 A. "A 4, a.
yelopments are about CON ng out, fished ~
in thu nelghboThood of Los Angeles, thu
scene of some Vt Fremoht'- spec nlat,ons
| From the indic atons given oui we thlnl
they will surprise some Of our "mOrap
polh,c iams.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

AN ELOQUENT TRiBUTE.--The follow.
ing tribute tom d neutral paper, the New
York Sun, - we'll deserved aud truthful
We commend II specially TO the attention
Of young men:
The present position Of the Democratic
party - truly proud one. Whatever Of
moral power has ked ITS past i,istoI Y
and brilliant trinmphs, 1t has been reserved
for the present period to ,nvest Its sublime
principles with every comblnatic OF beau
" and excellence. Hitherto opposed by a
powerful and natural antagon,si,, embody-
ing an elevated and d,gn,hed no st,iity, well
| orr gained and led BY exalted talent aud pa
| troi,sm, It IS now virtually, even by this
| old eneiny, recognized as the party If the
country, against which they can no longer
| wage conscientious warfare. There is no
longer Wing party! This is, indeed, a
t,,bufe 10 the Democratic party which the
most enthusiastic OF its disciples could new
er have anticipated 1t is, in truth, a Won
de,fnl admission OF the pmity Of its creed
| ami the blessings Of its tendencies by that
powerful party that long comhattrd both
| its men and ineasuT->.o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
LATEST NEWS.
AWFUL. CALAMITY,
Burning u The steamer Niagara.
100 LIVES LOST.
Pssnswi suspicsea 81 Iscsnassssssn


The Niagara left Sheboygan 1t O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, and about two hours
afterwards, while four or five miles Of Port
Washington, fire was discovered by pas
sengeTs in the cabin. proceeding from the
engine room.
la q few moments the whole cabin wat
in flames. Capt Miller Was asleep At the
time, having been up all the Hight before.
tie was immediately awakened, q d rushed
out Oh deck. Attempts weT. made TO use
the hose, but il was found to be useless -
Sever al OF the passengers after recovering
their presence Of mind somewhat began so
break down the dooTf amp wooden work
and throw It overheard. The two boats on
the hnir.can decA, were ordered 10 be low
cred but ia ths excitement they were thrown
overheard, immediately capsizee, aid were
rendered useless.
The stern and quarter boats were lowe
ed, and all caps,zed but one, ~ which about
twenty passengers were saved. Large mum
beIs OF passengers, paralyAed with fear, al
the first alarm, jumped overheard and were
drowned. Mother threw then children
1verbOai i ana then wildly followed them.
Every one seemed perfectly insane with
| fear, and threw themselves over without
i any attempt to escape.
Capt Miller and tive OF SIX Others sa, ed
| themselves by clineing to the wheels until
| snccor came. The Traveller Wv. about 10
| miles distant, and disc ov@rine the fire iinme'
diatsly put of To their rescue, and succeed
cd IN saving thirty passengers.
The propeller Illinois also picked up 30
passengers and landed them At Port Wash
Ington. II was impossible 10 get the names,
Several sail vessels promptly cam. up and
| rendered important service. The life boat
from Port Washington also rendered timely
| aid.
It's impossible 10 tell how the fire origi-
| mated. When first discovered by the ffic-Ts
OF the Traveller, the boat was completely
enveIoped in cloud of smoke. The fire
appeared 10 burst ont forward of the wheel
Oh the stsrboard side. 1t is supposed that
it frs. baoke ont hear the engine roOln.-
The Ist engineer and steward Ner- net on
board. From all the facts that could b.
learned, most Of the crew were saved
| There is painful rumOr IN circulation "
regard to the fire beng the work Of all in
cendiary. It's stated that on the previous
trip OF the Niagara, an Anonymous letter
| addressed 10 the steward, was put IN thu
captains Office, which letter warned thu
steward to keep of the boat, as she wonl,
be burned. This letter, our informant states
is now in the possession of Captain Miller
It rs hardly possible To conceive Of huma,
being 5" d-praved az TO be capable OF per
patrating so diabolical an an act; yet, if Thu
stateInent should prove 10 be correct, It at
forda foundation for such belief
II is impossible at the present time TO Oh
tain list OF those who were lost, OF t,
Judge with any certainty OF the number. -
The trip sheet, containing the names Of tn
passengers, was lost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

~ A man some " here ont West he, q
indicted Tor sic alinp bacon, went 10 a law
yer sni :oid HIM hi- case. The lawyer,
strange 10 -sy, ADVISED hun 10 ,ettir; Lut
the ,n,n SAID no, he had right 10 t- i,,ed
ty a lMy, AMI lawyer 10 d.t.nd h.in. The
case ame up, and he w.t.sss swo,e ~ 10
the h"b against the MAJ. II was ci~aT
css- I" oil, even 10 the attorney who a,rn-
RI fof ia. bacon st-aIer The lu,y went
out and -non fetnrnei With s~idci "noi
sn,ily', The man thrust his ii.,sahs ~ t,,s
sest pockets, ani vent ont wh,-'i,ng Ysn.
k.s Doodle. tn. nesi day lis wyst mel
him, and asked him how nndS, heaven. h.
rot ces~. ,'h6w, square" ss,d ,he chen,
I'm I'll yoi how The lhihg was done, bat
you needn't .ay anything about IT, eleven
VI the ,ify had some Of the bacon
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

A BLUNDFR. -Parson Bee.he. calls up
Oh the people TO spray" at III. next cleo
ton. Tie IS an old asa. Vote first, and
pray as mach a You please afterward.-
Herald.
Bennett has taken the church under his
especial care: he must either be- ,.beyed or
turned out. Fe-eher and Bennett all never
rest qmeily together. lust hear tee old
rsprobst- all Beechrr an old ass. Funny,
ISN'T il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
New York Sent %

view oTk, sept. ~.
The public will look for the result
OF the Presidential Election on the
morning Of the 9Th Of November. To
enable the newspapers Of the Union to
declare the result on the follow ing
morning, it will be necessary for the
Inspectors Of Elections throughout the
United States to aid the tclegraphic
operators and editors ia every town,
village and city, and for editors and
reporters to all each other. This can
be done by contining their labors on
the night OF the election to the lresl-
dents vote alone. Let the Inspectors
everywhere count the Electoral vote
first, and lot the telegraph transmit that
vote only On the night Of the election
This plan will enable the press to an
nounce the result on the morning atte
the election, even if the contest be ;
close one
We hope this plan will be adopted
No other can succeed. 1t will simpli
ty the labor, and make it easier, say
time and satisfy the people.
Country and city editors will pre-
mote the object in view by publishing
in their editorial columns, tins motto
once or twice IA week, until the 4th {
November.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
NOTICE..

NhE undersigned, having bought the entire stock
Of China. Gdss, and Queensware ofC. T. Webt
No Le Claire k"w, and having laig. stock on
the way, ct from two OF thu best urcts
IN Liverpool M":sr~. T.. Charnon d Co. aud Me>srs
Edward Son, which will be due the IOti Octob.r
al New Orleans, and Oh its arrival shall have the
largest stock ever III this country and shall be pre-
pared to de- Jobbng Trade at a. low or lower than
ST. Louis prices, shall br happy TO have country
ershsnts ct aud examine my = o.k before purcha
-iis ese"h"r" amt would here saw TO the Old Gus
TONERS OF g. I. webb thai shall b. happy 10 see
them at the OLD stand where every attention shall be
paid To their wants IN nv power Hoping 10 receive
The favors that have been extend, Il toe Webb
aud by st:ct attention % business TO meet The az
probation of the whole Community.
crock-ry packed by superior worklnen T., all
orders prompt attention gwen.
l. l.. UDICOMB
Davenport, September ~ 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
ntm Advertisements.
CAUTION.

Ill persons are cautioned against buying a note
"A made by the undersigned, for seven hundred
dollars, with interest at the rate oft-n PC. per
anhun, dated October -, 1865, At mona, Minnt-
sofa Territory, and payable bf. thu 22.i da,
oi October, 1853, TO n. HUFF or VIII on G. Haf
or eithr VI them, bearer, the sam. has been
paid.
Dated SEPT. 20, lsbG-sep27-dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

90, The Hon Luke Pryor, the late Know
Nothing Candidate FOR the United States
SENATE, ~ the State 1T Alabama, and an
Eleulor 70, F,iiao.- ha. Tenouncrd his al
iasiahce 10 Know Noih,ngi,m and declared
publicly for James Buchanan. This ges-
leading sp,I't> Of the American party in
Alabama, an! their influence for Deinocra-
cy will te great.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
BANKING.
TALi.MAN, POWERS l. MCLEAN,
B.1.vKERS,
Aud Dealers In Exchange,

ID n " Q N port, low n /.
DDice E,ddy street. tettceen Second and THIRD
streets
L>XtHANGE On all HE principal cii'. OF TIN. tni-
- ted STATE Great Bitdin Ireland AMI c..liti-
tal Eur"ps bought and s.,i
Not and drafts col. ct" aud proceeds rHiit u
t. any pat III thu niieL StairS al lowest rate 81
EXCHANGE
Collection. II n.trs drafts accounts ieraci'- and
inl.ritan.rs mad III ali pa l. III the tniI.d State
tsiiadt> and Europe
Stnk~ anL Bonds bought aud syil COMM. ION
and dn ,.i.n.is collected
Land War ants boupht suld aHd located
Exchange or Cities in the lniteL states.
Carpenter \ V.tmee, NV York city
Albany CITY Bank Albtnv, New York;
Bunslo City Bank, Buffalo, NV York:
Bank ~ Commerce boston Ma a. hnseits.
Tta.ir.tn"u's hank Philadelphia, PeinsN ~ aIia;
M.rch \ Manufacturers Bank Pttsiurg Pa;
Mcktni n Co Baltimore, ~,
Gilmore \ Brothtrton, Cincinnati Ohi"
Lucas Siuuids 81 l..us. Mo,
t'ltia-n.' Bank, New Orleans, La;
Kk Swift, Brother Johnston ChieAso. tlli
septS ii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

EN- The main feature IN the Black
Republican Programme, is gone 1t
will yield the party no more capital
What will the Freedom shriekers now
resort to, to fan the rmbers Of dis-uni-
on, and help them on in their anarehi-
cal designs The Border Ruffians
have left Kansas, and retired to their
homes, those OF them having any such
resort and Falstatf Lane, with his
mvrmidons, aud cut throats, have fled
the Territory, stealing everything that
came in their way, as the legitimate
trophies Of THEIR war They are ia
Nebraska, and that peaceful and pros
porous Territory is to be made the
theater OF their plunderings and muir
dcrs. The longer their stay there, the
greater will be the curse upon its
peaceful inhabitants. But thanks to
the cool-headedness and efficiency Of
Gov. Geary, assisted by Gen. Smith
peace once more reign- III Kansas. -
No longer will scenes Of violence and
murder be of daily occurrence, bnt the
Law. will he executed in thu o,d, prop
er manner and by the civil author
tee, the only proper Instrument. fof
.oeh trecution.
1.la resul, j. sGstt.s fof cohgraiuia-
ton, hot DblY ID y, iaf a. the citizens VI
kaBsas are Concerned, but 10 all pear
LOVING, Law abiding people u the whole
country and that peace may continue 10
reign triumphant there - will be the
prayer Of all, save those Intoxicating,
Fremont supporting miscreants, whose
whole capital in the present political
contest has been made up Of falsehools
Of the most outrageous character, made
up and circulated as to goings-on, in
that Lane and Robinson be-ridder
Kansas.
These Black Republicans are really
in tight spot I; just in their extremi
", they ind their mandatory Of base
and villainous falsshoods closed up
and they lsh Aors DIV combat. Blu
what will they do uowi What vii
become Of those loud.mouthsd shrek
srs for freedom now ! Where vii
they find food for agitation and excite
ment until the Presidential campaign
u closedi Where will the Beechera
the Parken. and other political preach
en-, and tales Of horror sufficiently
heart-rsnding to suit their sinister pur
poses, and enough ofthem to last them
lor the next ave weeksi Echo an
swsrs, wherei Again We say, ther.
d peace in Kansas, and but let il con
tinus, which God grant, and the Who'll,
breed q Fremont 0surillas viii b,
swept ton The political course, and
moce ofthels leaden viii b huutsna
% e0davias y psevs thas tAey usvci
b6)oano4 - w t9QaAes hlNshiaf
l01S nsnnlneGM e1sW RveA.sS
Do(No Nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

A Ne1lx Rseoap. - In accordance with
tas anaual custom. Mssas. Hevsy ! Co.,
~ e1tsasivs dry goods aealess e Dosesn,
d!viao4 aeaely $1,000 sAoag the eap)eless
az that establishment. ~ ~ ~ jAel Thu
xs,nasG;ss ! II 81 s'||sss. j,'s a::,' -. ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
SIGN OF the
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- II ov n
MOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Wsh0lesNle 1SeM Retail.

UtUu subscribers ksvs On hsnd issec assortment
os the latest aud tsost approved psttsfna VI PAT.
,at and Coa6 slaves o. 10 TIE taeafh hAv,he
had nsL.Grt sf ytGD sxprlsense u The nsnstse-
tnrs u AtosAs w. Ate cnIhArEt ~ ere new n9sripe
better ssi@ctsd rtoek cf 2iov0 thsn nassssr ksorf
been olysEsd " this city.
Our stock ~ House Furnishing Good. cnmPri.@s
sost every Article thai can be thought u in the it
af honse.keepsrs' wants Psre Silver Pat d, br't.
tAnia P1spIshed, Jspsnnssi. E.sH.hd sud pot b .
Iron; Yrench timed and bright I'm War; Brushes
Broom, sDd FEATHER Dussersi TIES trays, ch'mre
Gongs, Hand and Tea Bells Bad Irons, Tsor.' IRON,
Bed Cords Clothes Linz, Pals, Tubs, Wa.hbos I'd,
ChoOpinR Trays snd knivs- Lanterns, T.itt Ware
Wire War; Of all kinds, Hand irons. Shoveis and
Tonss willow we're Silver psiid spd Britannia frame
Caseors. cut o. pressed 0'ess bottles table ana aooi
Nsts, Ivory, Heyw, Bone. Cocoa end Hbcny hsndied
Cutlery. vsiae rcus, upright ssidro1s. nooF, dust
stove and carpet Brushes. toG+thes With very many
more srttctes 100 nu+roas - nssHtton. Al u which
the public are respectfully invited N call and Aasm-
ias. both Goods snd prtces.
Dsssstnt Dnss Ascond street, doers east of Perry
street,
Goods delivered ne Of sspease IN any Pen q ~
e4sS. seps1o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

ANOTHER STRaW.-A vote - Is taken OF
the cars between F'eeport aud Chicago, OF
the 2iih INST, " it'll the following result
Buchanan 81
Fremont IL
Fillmore
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

~ John W. Wood was nonina-
ted on the 25th inst, for Lieut.. Gov
ernor, by the Republicans Of Illinois
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

E% Ii IS stated that the CnnaTd Com
pany have made arrangements f"' the con.
stIuction OF another iron steamship, TO be
bnii' on The Clyde, and called the SCOTIA -
II IS l." b. larger than the Persia, aud IS
thought " i'll exc ed that vessel III speed ,as
much as th-t line vessel exreeds ordinary
ocean steamers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

where the kansas OutYages are
manufactured.
Hon. Ely Moore, formerly prominent
member Of Congress from New York c,ty
and resident Of Kansas for more than a
year, writes - follows from Lsconpton
:" The truth 10, neither tie New York
Times or Tribune hss any correspondent in
this place. This know to be so. The
corresPondsdts q those papsrs live 10 the
city OF Nsw York. end undoubtedly ere st.
tsshsd 70 these respective olaess.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

THE HR ES1DENT0AG. ELEC CDON
To Inspectors Of Election, Telegraph
Operators, Newspaper Editors and
Reporters, throughout the Union
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

eH u rs said that Z. B. Ward, Of De-
tr0it, owns eight, hive thon.ah acres Of
the brst p,ne Lads ~ the Stat. Of M.ch,
YAt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

A CONTEMp1IBLE SNEER.-The New
York Herald, the paid organ Of the
Fremonters, in speaking Of the great
Democratic torch light demonstration
in that city, says the procession was
composed for the most part Of "un-
washed Irish laborers." The sneer al
the Irish citizens is as pitiful and con
temptible a. the source is degraded
and base from whence it cmanatcs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
JOurneymen I'ailOrs.

WANTED Sly good Junine> in.n T,ilprs, Ia Who'll
w tuIisi ant employ will H.. elNrB.
CASrEEI 4 co
Hrni, t..tw. rn Sersnd art Third trees
Davenport Sept 70 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
YOUNG MEMS X. N. CONVENTION.

Albany, Sept. 25.
The Young Mems Convention, held in
this city to-day, was successful and
imposing demonstration. The presses
sion formed at l O'Clock, and DOM pr ised
delegates from ell parts Of the State.
Eight hundred members Of the Young
Mems American Clubs of New York and
Brook Ign were present. When the pro.
cession marched there could not have
been less than 10000 people in the
streets. Eight bands of music were dise
tributed in the procession, and scores Of
banners were displayed
The Convention was held in q large
lot Oh the Troy road.
A Democratic meeting is also IN pro
eress, and is largely attended.
Albany, Sept. IS.
New Delegations Of Americans arrived,
swelliDg tho numbers OF the torch light
pI ocession nearlv double.
It is confessedly the largest procession
ever had here.
Washington, Sept. 25
There is no truth il the ststemeDt Of
letters from Kansas, made on the repor-
ted authority Of Gen Smith, that the
President has ordered nolle Prosque
to be entered in the cases Of the free
state prisoners.
Trenton, N J Sept. %.
The American State Convention as
semblsd here to day and was largely at
tended.
Concord, Sept. 25,
Tho Patriot states that President
Pierce will arrive here on the morning
Of Oct. %, and in view Of the fact that
the citizens had declined to extend .
public welcome to him, it cslls upon the
Democracy throughout that State TO
make arrangements for proper recep-
ton Of the distinguished visitor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

FAST Ps0FLE.-- A late San Francisco
paper says that the churches there have de-
termined 10 sing no mote long metre tunes
they being too slow for the country snd
people.
q A vote taken where twenty five men
were ct work on the rosds, just above Lib
ertyville, resulted % follows:
Buchanan, %
Fremont, 2
Fillmore,
This shows how things are going among
the people. W. have nothing to fear FROM
the final result, and Iowa will tell different
tale in November from that IN August
Statesman, Dee Moines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

~ Headed by the Rev. Henry
Ward Beechss, and the Rev. Theodore
Parker, there ore at this moment one
Thousand preachers spouting from the
stump in favor Of the adventnrsr, FREE
mont Even il they should not sue
coed in raising another psndemonium
on earth, il will at least require three
generations to recover the church from
the decentralization into which they
have plunged it. But if universal hav
oc and slaughter should ensue, the,
must not expect to be spared OF pitied
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
rae u. .. ssssass

The 6saaas 81 The United Sastss, will ex
hibit TIE following aspect in the next Con
G1eso. -
In conseeUeace Of vseanc ies, thslSesste nov
consists u fifty nine msnbsrs, who, sccor-
ding 10 tier presidential predictions, stand
thu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27

! vTNHE subscriber. having just returned from the
| East, where he has pnrc ha> ei almost Thug
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-27
n, B.HiDDIEsoN. r.LyTILEToH LYON


HIDDLES0N & LYON,
iSIrOHTE sss aND DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS; QUEENSWARE
Second -. bet. Hs.dy and Ferry,
D.lI'E.VTORT, IlDOV:.l.
~ W. especially invttr t,r attention u C"untry
Merchant TO oar s,"ek o. Goods sng.sis~u
HAlGHT, SEARS L BECKETT.
Leather .uMMMlNriMrevN,
Wholesale DfaLERs IL
IL 4 TIL IL II
OF ALI. KINDS
Saddles, SMlllliesy SIMT.IsrMrs.
Coach Trimmings, shoe
Findings, Hides ~.
W. have now on ha'r! on oi Ia. l.gsst and h 81
srle ed -sorment of
Leather y SAaislisl'y SSaIidsrNI's,
every ,.nrrr,i ~ The wrs, Comp ,sinr IN pa,t"t
j .r and Harness Leather
both Oak aud H-n,l",k,
Collar Leather
I,rn,h Ani- Sics AMI Psient tait SkiHs
kii,s AMI Upper Leather
Of every quality.
iahinrs koane, Morrocra Bindings Patent snd
PLAIN Skutnng Dash and Enaii. He'd Gather, Lasts
Findings NJ, Ne
SalsiieIy Hardware Jsrann.i Bra and Sih
Plated It"m the best n.snufa,tnrrrs S'lf s'llu 1
ing HW, and Pal Ne.s; Roller, Hursr s"e ,nd
spring Touru,d Buskhs aud IN short .tety article
the hain.s maker. or Saddle ,su wi u
iaIiiape and Gr"cr,s Bow. up Prop StuinI
Joints Coach Lace Band EnanIrii-d tL,ib-, N
Wss"u Huis Spoke. E.Hi F,iins CsTiinsr shaft.
Csrtiare B"it, Waq.sn Spi.i.es AID Asi--. H"ie
Collar, H"r.e Blanket Fly h'is Bel i.raih-r N
chine ttr-t.l..i aui knbi-i BAUM Eilt kn't>
w. invite attention ~ purchasers. feeling s. N
We can sati-fy all ia regard toqusiiiy and pr'".
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HAlGHT, SEARS n BECKETT
~ u, 81 d..r above Perry 81
4 uaR26tf Davenport Iowa