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NEW BOOKS.

HOOKS AND STATIONEHY
SPRING SUPPLIES-l>sG
uOHRES. BooEsELLTK, Is now receiving his
Ne SPRING SUPPLY
BOOKS AND STA TIONERY
His stock will embrace his and general
which ~ ~ sold upon literal As car be oh
tanned in market - ~
Book Finding In all 81 branches
Hank Books ~ description
Country Dealers invited examine hi stock nbJ
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STEAM BETWEEN
NEW YORK DC GLASGOW.
fnINRURGiI, 2ioJ tons, WV
N II SFw YORK 9i5a Rom CRira
sS~sT~1&r GLASGOW, 1899 DrNc,S.
The da-sos and NS York Steamship Company sailing
their and powerful steamers from New York for Glasgow.
EDNnURGI, Saturday, s5th January, ~ o'clock
GLASGOW. Saturday.
RArEs PASSAGE.
Thri Class. found with cooked provisions $50.
An experienced Surgeon attached 10
For Freight or Passage apply JOHN MoSYMON,
Il Broadway
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NLARKSON & ANDERSON, 80. leo MAIN STREET
~ have hand and FOR sale cheap assorend Of Rnd
aud Moriec Locks and Laiches Butt, Strap ngs
Patent Gate Hinges and Fastenngs Sash Pasiennr
Round Square Flush and shutter Bolts Wood scrw; Finishing
Pullcs. Sash Cord. a.. 400
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper v Per annu; seweeky so Weekly ts Away.
In all where evidence the deposit OF letter In the
nee
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HARDWiRE.
SPRING HARDWARE. 1856.
SMITH. RHODES v Co,

LATE SMITH = ROBERTSl
iuPOHTEH.S AND DEILERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY
GUNS. SADDLEi;l. a..
No =. I'ea,f .SiTeet R,ch.soSd "a
HA'E now Ia store and receiving fr-n III. x--x-
u manufacturer Of England and tLis cOuntrya \45
large aud ssli selected stock Of Goo. especially 49,
adapted 10 - wants of the Trade of Ngris. North
Carolina aud fsnne-sve. aud respectfully
dlers and other. whiting t msrIt call
our stock = fli and complete cunIri.ug In f"v
1ool' for Carpenters, Nson- Sanders, Tannvr,
Copper. suitls-. kc., la variety.
bgiiing Materials. - Lock-. Bolt. BUTT,
HEAVY GoOi Chains, Anvil. Vices steel Hollow
An-- springs. ASrs. &C.
Safety fusr. Scyties, snsti-. stones add RIDE.
straw kniv--. Hay Knives. Brer Hook,
York;. Spades, shovei.. lism-.. Hog -
hhe assortment Brides saddirs, sirrup Bit.
whips Pat and Enameied Leather. sh-rp
Eho- Lasts. Boot Trees, Crimp Board.
Cutlery. Of Rogers', wossnholns Butchers and other
makers
Gun-. double aud single barrel RIDE.
Pfsio-. good
Fancy Good, ~ Por Ncnn.l-., Brushes. Pur,-s &c.
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L &c III VI OND w IIIG.


wASIiINGTONS BlRTHDAY BALL IN PARIS
CONGRESS Or NATIONS-AMERICAN BEAUTIES
AND EUROPEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
observation-disclosures Rejected &c 6c
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ZNT JACKSON a son,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS

XN JACKSON a son,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,
y8l-dly-lPl 2i6 Front $50 Broadway n. Y.
ENCElSloR sEwISG MAcIuNEs-Made by HOOD, BAT
M TElE CO. Worcester, Mas patented by
September lut 1876 Tse Machines proper
uss) not repair. Thy good substantial
aud workmanke and Will do Tao-
satlers' work Ia warranted give satisfaction
stitch viii not rip any ewing hand
Call and them Ia operation 40 CIIENUT
" A DAWSON. Agrnt
my9-dly-tNl
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

YKoM s NJ PrrrESGnL a cos sEwsPAPER ADvERTIs.
ING HOUSE.
e. NJ nearly all
U.it-d csnadss oe.s, is Nassau street
New York. and 10 state street, Bosica.
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FN's rhIbIdN FE,7UHEH, UWFN SIIHkII FsNtssL NH
ADvEEristNi Iiorss No. $40 BspsbwAV Nsw YORK
NEW
CARPET WAR EHOUSE,
seq BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NEW MARBLE BtfGDINGS.
OPPOSITE Tiik NICHOLAS UUTEt.
"m.A rhOuAS LEW IL. IMPORTERS AND DEAL
w ERs IN
CARPETS, CLOTHS, &C.,
B most respectfully inform frirnds
they have removed frVu Pearl th-r Nr~ and
sorr 5ZS BRoADw Al they will he
them their purchases all Design
fAhtc and s'yc and which have selected
reEs aud Home Msrkr.- the
could cumAni. which prc.-
Will defy competition. Coniprsings
SkW AND CHOICE STOCK
or frexn aud Don--;io Rug Drusyc
BILE and Piano Covers. cor M.ing and Mats Adelaide sheep
skin Plain Skins together Ar.
che connected With their business which they
sell
THE LOWEST CASH PRIcEs
They have set aside distinct department. for
CDR MATING AND MATS,
In which their celebrity well --sb.hed present
Ing large we'll and
fer on the most favorable City Country whole
sale or Retail 5is-sn-tNAsl
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CRosKEY CO, Southampton
JAiT-lylwl wM IsELGN. Havre
SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE. COHPANL.-The
- Richmond Fire Association the pioneer the officers
this this Kind Of Insurance with Cash Capital and Surplus
ofttO prepared o policies the lives u Slaves
Being scy Virginia Insurance Company Its Board of Directors,
(Persnaly the community holding their u-engs this
city where all Losses promptly and literally adjusted, entities
TO liberal share Of the public patronage once
o. Mtis and 9th streets.
Medical Examiner, Dr. NJ Burton.
JAMES c. CRANE President
JnHx " hsHEH,
HNHOIND PLASrER.-we keep constantly o. hand
NJ fresh Ground Plaster and 10 the selections from the
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables recommend tie
that be had All orders len Office Cary
ly executed. TAIiAffRRO BRO.
BPsrmers be supplied In their bags reduction
in price. Liberal discounts merchants for cash jazz
n IuUOHIOE. TONQUA BEANS, Ache subscri-
~ n Der has In store
50 cases superior "P 4 :" sick IIcoriee
10 do do "Crra" do
10 do prime Mas do
~ do DO A do do
10 do "TE" DO do
IL do "AOCn do do
IL bags prime quality Canary
5Sacks do 10 Hemp seed
bOO lbs Black Angostura ronqua Beans
IN boNes Lovcrings' Double taafsugar
Also daily expecting p prime Lquoce for
sSie accommodating terms. by
JOHN 4. ROBINSON
UH Corner Gary and Virginia
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ANDREWS 81 JEsUP,
COM NJ MISSION NJ ERCH 4 NTS
COTTON ANp MOOLEN MACHINERY.

STEAM ENGfSEs BnilEEs, SsTs BELTSe Ero
Importers aud Dealers in Manufacturer Articles,
No az PINE STREET. NEW YORK.
r. Agents for the hs Woodruff and Beach Iron works
Engines aud Boilers.
KY Exclusive in New York for Lowell Machine Shop
Machlnsis rnnl- -1XIp
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FALL SUPPLY.
n NHE subscribers receiving their
n ply OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &C, ~sSAss-..s5
direct from the manufacturers IN England, consisting
In part Of S<{<frrcS.SsX
Table Cutlery 'A N"'
~" Butchers" celebrated Yle. every variety size
. Do Firmer, Socket and Miuwrigi,i- Ch -s
Patent knamelei and TUNED Tea Kettles aud
Chains OF kind
Moriice Rim Chest, all other Locks
Sirar JacAsoui saws, Of every styi,
Together with compcc Of for
Farmers, Hou-kceI- Others Offer At low t r
'Asli " io Iunctual customers C. J. SiNTON a co,
Se'i sign ot tile Circular Il Main
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n tIakk>ON s. ANDERSON.
~ leo MAIN STREET, INPoKTEsS % H,EDHAEK ~
CuTtiEr, GrSs, "ASCHnR" BoIriNo CIorn .Sp &<f-fH
ttS,k Tools OF every description, receipt szs
% ts spring stock embracing
line 20 which they respectfully invite attention OF vrrna
NoIh CafonA and Tennessee Merchants visiting market I'm
porting direct and purchasing them sell A. r
house North or
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 2s 1856
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

fsos skILLIS. vlssCH.K OWN scHsLI as.ss,l NJ
r,rsN ADvKErisiNi Horss No $40 BspsbwAV. Nsw YORK
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EAHr"ENw4a5MaE,;,G cTISS4 AM GLASS.

UNROh his Distleres IN Augusta
~ orders n any quante and for ps of The United
for this celebrated NHtskfN n awarded
DFt0N A. the far ~ the Mechancs' Institute Richmond
vemher 1854 This Liquor intended Tor family
snd for the beet Hotels II be ordered 81 om
eSe years Orders through the malls promptly ATTENDED Co. Al
drcss a., WILLIAM KERR,
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10000 " Beef Rounds, Broilng anil Chipping
1000 packages Lard In bbls., Kegs and pals
For sale by y Robson a CO
aio-sm sss Baltimore and "a Diamond s,res,, ps,
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COunS. FANS. ANnFANC,

XNTlLLIAM TAsKER, iO Place nviee the
w rntion Southern
Of Pans Cemh Hair. Tooth and Nall Bushei Ladies'
Prfumery, Soups, Porte Mounsies, Jet
Books Dress nuans Pins and Needles, Eyrs Watch
Guards Wax, Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces
Combs Canes Balls, Toys description scissors
And Cutlery. Gcld aud G JrW,ly, Accordeons
Including aud English French,
German Fancy Goods, which viii b, o prices
cash d approved paper.
sp- Orlsrs by letter selected
WILLIAM TASRkR, 10 Park Place. New York.
P.S S-Pcasr ht- out II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
DEPUTY MARSHAL.

1OSEPHf SIBLEY has ben app hnted, and i
j duly qualified to act ~ my Depaty and all bis acts
will b. ~ binding - though per',rn1rd by me
JOHN ". TAYLOR.
fapSeitf1 CITY Nsrahal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
PIANO PORTE WARE ROOMS

NO s, LIE CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
yxrEhaye good stock of 8, 6i-s, Ga CTS snd
w IOctayo Picnos on hand, rHbrlelng nlHos
eyeryvariety of style and prices, from The PLAIN ne
ialic frame to the expensive kird, VIII eatyrFs
pearl KEYS &c from the factories oi Bonrtr m, Gray
i Bo, Albany, Lightr, Newton 4 ByadtIl 4, Haprs
Brothers 4 Curnuiings; Firth, Pond Co, Wv Ys,k
All Of which WARRANTED to give satisiac On, or ps
sail. Orders from abroad are solielted. PuTchaser
will b. well served by ordering 81 they wsr. prs
sent to select fnr themselves. The article Will sSays
be found AS represented. We shkswiss have on band
very fne stock Of Guitars, Hiotin-, Pfn""d., Ar.
eordians, FLUTES, Baajos, TamLOrtpee, r,ssn
Merchandise o. every description, !se~, J..s>. -tc.
oct16dlf CkANDALk = 1suGlNhs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
For Sale.

SuAONE han1rci and twenty Building lnis IN All
~ Addition t.. tn town Of Port Byron.
Thr>, lots arr eligible and handsomely situated on
shc bank OF the Mississippi They N b. sold on rea
ionablr germs.
For uarticulars inquire 81 Me,,rs Durf,., Pratt X
Co, P.trt Byron Charles Hoker>. Esq LeClair-
Corbin h Dow Davenport. or oi the subscriber.
JAMES NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

BLACK SILK AND SATIN STUCkS
CRAVATS, ANDCAMBRlC
CkAN ATS,
iine article
4 Nd ia fart everything can b" t,uni h9t" ffom
IN the cheapest article II clothing anu furnis hing
goods To the highest AZ a> ;air prices. al any o;hsr
place in this viciniiy, all goods 'nnthld All
who arr in want Il any thing IN h ne will Aud II
to III r interest by giving call befor- pnrchas
ing elsewhere. Thankful for the very liberal pate
rur,ag which has ban bestowed :ppil MS since wk
op ned (lnly few weeks >ince) W. hr" /" merit.
still larg' >hare We ar increasing onr >t"-
weekly, enables ns to uie,t their wants
Latesissud most approved styles kept Constantly
ha,u al
J :. DRAKE b 60
eTif Bfa.iy - bet 3rd and lth
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

C1.0cS sveS Wssos&jf.
A paw a,es- n4ass nt. d, g
n tMsr atl aAtRsis.6.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

y. WILSON liUgTEAU,
.1TIOR.v.EY ut L.aW',
.VDt0s'y Public y COssrey0ssceS',
WILL attend 10 all business relating to Real Es-
w tate; Collecting 81 Drbis, Loaning y Money, &c.
Particular and prompt attention gwen to making
Abstracts Of Title to Real Estate and Convyancing.
Once at the Court Hous.. with the County Judge.
fmay1fifl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

Fer Sale Or Lease.
r@oua ttyre titHAs~A % - ana 1ssat sssses, o.
n sssllsustss saSssss u Gsasss es1 or
tkk1seAsb sASss HAv. d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
NOTICE.

lNR j. J. TOMsON, late of Massachusetts. respect
IL fully info, nus the citizens of Davenport and vieh
~ that he has located In this city as PHYscIAN AMI
Susorox; and trusts tt BY industry and integrity L
bis profession to neritAnd receive share OF hepa
,oanare Once In atkinson Block. dec29d''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
0T. LOUIE
Type and Stereotype Foundry,
AND
Prisafeys' Etsrsstshing Ware.
house.
ESTABLISHED N lSlO.
L.lDEwr PEERS.

TNYPE-FOUNDERS and dealers in all kinds "
i Presses Pain and Ornamental Type, News Book
and C.lored Printing Inks Bronzes News, Box.
Can Litter, Enveiope, Colored and Manila Papers.
W. are prepared to furnish COMPLETE PRINT
ING OFFICES, at short MOTTO and at Eastern prices
Rssl,,. type ~ our own manafacture we can Oil
ders selected from the specimen books of L. Jshn-
son l. Co, Cincinnati Type Foundry Conner Sous.
Whit I Co, Geo Brnce-also WOOD TYPE, from
wells 4 Webb, New York.
W. are also the uihorizsd Agents for r. Hoe +
Co Taylor & Co, Cincinnati Type Youndry, Fos.
ter 4 O., Rugslss' Power Prsss Manufacturing
Co. and the Nostbrup Printing Presses.
Any new .psper Publishing this advertisement TO
the amount of av llsr-, Ard sendng t~ copies Of
tb. paper TO Us will b. paid when they pucha-s nse
tim the ainaunt In type
+, ,.c,ro,yplng executed 1t short nosice ia superb
Or mannsr
Aus26 LADEW PGsNS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

u ,. W. -. DAA EW'
After an cx ricnce Of thirteen year. W @ t.sson,l
=, u.d,c,n. and surgery now offers his professional
services To the citizens ot Davenport anu us go
par,,cuar attention will be given to opcra''n na....
gerry and Diseases Of the Throat ana Lunss @ on stI
In Pos, Once Block, No. up STAIRS ""a "oa,,f
str.,t between Brady and Ferry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

~ The subscriber has nuni'erless desirable pr
fee ( land in and thr cite, of Davenport and
LeClaire. amp near the town Of Port Byron, that b
ets To sell IOct15tfJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
= MAXWELL, ". H.,

surgeon Oculis, aud Operator In neno'ons a,,i.a,,
stseets, Davenport, Iowa
RErERsscEs
ProfH A Ackley, NJ u, Cleveland. y,
l. Firestone, VI u, do, e. ,,..
profS u Amor, NJ ID, CINCINNATI,
Il Wood, ~ ID, New York. ,.,.o,
Oc..l.sf and Antopt'i"tt' surgeon.
f,,.,.,iops for TIA. removal OF Cataraets, f'osis'
,rsn,.mus or smintings, Hare Lip, Club-fco'' con
racted Limbs, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
i U.(bi B1?tt.
Importer and Dealer In

A Ill kirds Of choic. C1xA1.O and sn kind
"A 0f PLUG,
d FINE cur rOhACCO.
fIPkx IAKCr GOODS te.. tc.. re
ossve - seush -ss- ~ 81 Mr. = ssi. Main nssds
Rsvsm,sf, AN, :ssh 's~uy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12

Lumber, Lnth and Shingles.
N. KENDALL & 90.
n KENDALL JAS. GRANT
r the old Mccarthy mill. al. prepared to Nil or
N DIR, for ali kinds IT Pine Lumber, I.ath and
SHAVED PINE SHINGLES.
lJune2 III
CITY BELLE.
sINHE proprietor " the City Belle Ice Cream and
i Confectionery Saloon Brady Street opposite
the Post Ofhcc building, is now fully prepared To
wait on th.ir customers With the following luxnres :
Orang- and Lemon Ices, AMI Ice Creams, foreign
and domestic fruit, home made pies. and cakes, sweet
milk,
Lemon 0de and Soda Water,
oeethcr with facilities provide substaniials for
tnr inne, man.
NIB The CITY BELLE has convenient, well
furnished, we'll ventilated commOdious and cleanly
ro ms for Ladies and Cent? such admit u no
rival in the city, and man ki.ws better how 10
,rrve up things with neatDers and di,lnt,h or make
better
I0U OR1A0G
than Nixon Parti-s, Pic Mics, Soiriees, Weddings,
Public Dinners, BE- furnished on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms.
Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10 enjoy. Ia COM
Portable private rooms the cool and refreshing
LUXURIES OF THE SEASON,
all at tha CITY Belle.
o(mny27dtf1 r. G. NIXON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
Meat for the Hungry /!

Meat for the Hungry !!
WE have taken four stalls in the Lee
lAEyy laire Market, (lear the Railroad De-
pot and assure the public that We
-As shall at a times be fully supplie,lwith
M the varieties usually kept in meat markets. Our
ne,fts will be oi the hest the country affords We
intend TO furnish prime articles and put the,na such
prices Will obviate tia necessity heretofore. Of
ctzes gosg to Rock Island their marketing
We will be prepared to furnish Picked, CoTned
Smoked and Dried Meats best qualities ard curing
shtre ofthc patronage ofthe public is solicited
n B. Marketing will be delivered to our customers
at their doors
mdrchl0d6m A.P. AD. KELLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
WANTED.

A GtRL ~ dr a"n~i 81 h.uS w"rk ~ such an ous
~ q sa, ~ss,s sta r. it,ansta stsf.cyustat viii !,
eivn, enartst 81 III, u1iss.
jug ~ --ASf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-12
DAVENPORT IOWA FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1856.
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
JULIUS LY'T.1.stE.
l. A N ID A G II N II.
Office in Atchissn'. Block. second street,
between Nlain and Brady.
Timber Land.
~ ACRES large beautiful Timber 90 mites
l l from Davenport; price $40 yer acre; viii Be
divided u suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
80 acres highly improved farm; miles from Dav
port; 200 acr,s N cultivation, god board teee with
osage orange, house, stable, etc.
beautiful farm ~ miles from Dasenport--IGO 20
acres-60 acres IN cultivation. part timber new
house stable etc.
miles from Davenport; 60 acres, 10 acres ,m-
proved-2O scres Understanding water, house. sta
BILE, etc
3l4 acres, uiiles from Daycnport-i7s
fence, l3O acres in high state Of cultivation, l39
acres timber, large orchard two good wells Of water
large house with rooms, stables, outbuildHgst etc
miles from Davenport-so acres IN cultivation,
good house. stable, etc.
6h miles from Davenport--i20 acres all IN fence,
60 acres in cultivation ~ timber ~ pra
re, house, stable, etc.
3 miles froIn Davenport-60 acres; 20 acres Ia cu-
tivAtion part timber. large house, good barn.
etc. etc.
~ miles from Davenport-s0 acres; ~ acres in
cultivation, good hoase, stable, etc.
II miles from DAvenport-S0 acres; 90 acres VI
cultivation, good house stable, etc.
II miles from Dav.nport-so acres; 60 acres In cul
tFvation II acres splendid timber, balance prair.
large orchard running water, house, large stable
smoke house. etc.
10 miles from Davenport; So acres--ali in cui.ivs
tion; house. stable; etc.
~ 3mies from Davenport. SO scres-all IN fence and
cultivation.
200 acres in fence and cultivation. .n I'll. Dubuque
road, miles from Davenport
40 acres prari- land; miles from Davenport bean
tifnl view Rock Island, Mississippi and Dav.n-
port
II cultivated. And large amount Of unmproved
and in Scott County.
number ~ houses lots and yacTnf iots, pl. Asant
~ situated in different parts Of Davenport For sale
nn favorable terms.
IS beautiful lois In North Davenport--term. liber
ally Apply 10
jyl5tf JULIUS LYTANCE
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-29

Georgia to redeem their notes with species
| lamentable and rapid succession OF evil and
untowavd events, prejudicial 10 the progress OF
| productive industry, and causing baleful ex.
tension of embarrassment, insolvency, litiga.
ton, and dishonesty, alike subversive OF social
happiness and morals. Every intelligent mind
must express regret and astonishment, at the
recurrence Of these disasters in tranquil times,
and bountiful seasons, amongst an enlightened.
industrious, and enterprisng people. compare.
lively free from taxation, unrestrained In our
pursuits, possessing abundance OF fertile lands,
and valuable minerals, with capital and capa-
city to improve, and an ardent disposition to
avail ourselves Of these great bounties.
:" Calamities OF an injurious and dernoraliz.
ing nature, occurring with singular frequency,
amidst profusion OF the elements Of wealth,
are well calculated to inspire and enforce the
conviction that there is something radically er.
roneous in our monetary system, were II not
that judgment hesitates to yield assent. when
grave, enlightened, and patriotic Senators, have
deliberately announced to the public, in q re.
cent report, that our system Of money is in the
main excellent, add that in most Of its great
principles, no innovation can be made with ad.
vantage"
The "grave, enlightened, and patriotic Sen
ators," to whom MI. White alludes, are those
who, with Mr.. Smith Of Maryland at their head,
made report, in the year 1880, in which they
represented certain kinds Of Bank paper as
being as good as gold, and even better than
gold. If their opinion is correct, II ought to be
confirmed. II it is not correct, its erroneous
ness ought 10 be exposed, for error in such
subject as this. may be productive Of incalcula.
BILE mischief.-[ GoMge on Banking.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-29
pOETRY.
Song Of the Spade,

Give me the spade and the man that can use II;
A fg for your lord and his son siiken hand
Let the man who has strength never soop To- abuse 1t
Give II back 10 the glver-the land, boys tho land
There's no bank like The enrh TO deposit your labor
The more you deposit the more You shall hnvei
n there's more than you want you can give to you
And your name shall be dear to the true and the
brave. t.
Give me the spnde-old Englnnds glory,
That fashioned the field from the bleak barren moor
Let us speak Of lis praise with ballad md story,
While his frightened with labor, no. larnshcd will
gore. ,-......r
II was not the sword That won our best battle,
Created our commerce, and extended our trnde,
Gave food 10 our wives, our children, and catllci
But tho Queen Of oil weapons-the spade, boys, the
spade.
Give me the spade, there's magic about Il
That turns the black soil into bright shining gold;
What would our fathers have done. boys, without It,
When the lands lay all bare, aud the north winds
g-t blew cold q.
Whore the tail forest stood, and the wild beasts were
-'i yelling,
Where o9i s.ous'hcar'ed ancestors 'hrnnk baci
Tho corn stack Is raised, and mankind claim dwell
Then hursrrah for one true friend-,he spade, boys
.-fH5 the spade. - ,i'a
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1856-01-29
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From the Dublin University Magazine.
BEYOND THE RIVER.

Time Is river deep and wide "tf'
And while along its bank we stray,
We see loved ones Ger its tide
Sail from our sight away, away.
Where are they sped--they who return
No more 10 glad our longing eyes3
They've passed from LIES contracted bourne
To land unseen, unknown, that lies
.,.l Beyond tho river.
IT'S hid from view but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must bel
For gleamings OF its own loveliness,
In visions granted oft we see.
The very clouds that DER II throw
Their veil upraised for mortal sight,
With gold and purple tintings glow,
70 Beyond the river.
And gentle airs, 50 sweet, SO calm,
Steal sometimes from that viewless sphere
The mourner feels their breath OF balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear,
And sometimes listening ear may gain
Enhancing sound that hither floats;
The echo Of q distant strain,
or harps and voices blended notes,
s... Beyond the river.
There ore our lov'd ones in their rest
They've cross Times river, now no more
They heed the bubbles On its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore.
Bat there pure love can live, can last
They looked for US their home to share
When we in turn away have pass'd
What joyful greetings wait us there,
Beyond the river.