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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-12
TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Streets.

oLCCGs
nFFRkiorsale TIE following yalua Real e.
City Property in Davenport.
I. House and lot on Third Street near the corner
?. Six lots on the south west corner of Fourth and
rarnam Streets.
!. six lots at North Davenport, bet cen Perry and
Rock Island Streets.
Athe above lots are well situated and in parts of
Inc city most rapidly improving and will be sold on
Farming Lands in Johnson County
- offs. E.. 5. % Z. "a y. Ranges west 50 acres.
NJ ON. f.. $ % ~ \. Rangs west 90 acres.
ii. OFFS. r. y 3iT ~ n. Ranso6 west 10 acres.
rht above l4ndsnre ui on tbs line OF the railroad
from l,Avenpar. 10 Iowacitg.
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety scre. Of
timber land Fl vira z, o. seven miles fran Ly
one, CL1ton Co, uesr The Railroad; all chsee land
veil xatered.
The above property will se sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
improved farm mile and half from Prince
tou. Sixty aereshrstTat- land, we'll improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at a bargain.
Poveshiek County.
Two hundred and hfty acres fine prairie land Nv o
mites north of Montezuna, the county seal.
Mich H. iJ6-dii
Scott Co.
100 acres unimprovcd iandtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from 8plcott, ten miles from
davenport, well watered.
id0aeres 1--we miles north westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-half miios from Court House the
bluf. with superb yiess of river and surrounding
country. small farm Is acres under the highest
state Of cultivation and well supplied with frait
trees. fhe most beautiful aud in the vicinity the
CITY,
Seven miles from Davenport,
4 IA rm of60 acres, 40 der cultivation, 20 of tim
ber A never failing stream runs through il. VIII
besold vary cheap
Near Walcott,
so Acres of choice prairie at a bar gain
At North Davenport,
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'ao".-- Night before last snow fell TO
depth OF two inches, but the weather
% mid yesterday, lhawing in the sun.
-''S' The sleighs were cutting around
w" ''Vely as mud would permit. The fun
"f 'hlng Is all matter of taste.
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Farm of $40 Acres fer sale.

Farm Of $40 Acres fer Sale.
pms mrn is ia AlleI,'s Grove, Zuo acres IN high
stale Of CutiyRtIvn ~ VI timber, good fence,
ausn aHd stho.i with beautiful stream OF running
water. f,r tyrms appiy tn TIC. kaDS,
- aara Eat 60 Wet Davenport, GA Rose Hill
Beautiful Flia. fEtru iow and terms easy,
uav.g ~ L. c. EADs.
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LAND WARRANTS,

AshNc "N~--~s~<A'@Nf
I Feb p. eHuBB, BRO, BARROW q co
AAAD Foss SALE.
81 tpACREs beautiful Land mile north Of Naie"t
| !" - for safe IN easy terms.
| Foar 4Daers lots me for farming | mile north Of
fultor' terms easy and Priee reasonable.
1.aaeres in Washington county, 10 miles from 10.
| wa City and IL irom Washington, and good road
leading iron Columbus CITY TO klehm ond 10 acres
| VIII be a"Id cheaPaHd terms easy.
Also
| 40 lots, milcswes Of Iowa City. well watered
a"t very lsrltlp' terms easy
few well situated lots in the ctg of Davenport.
30 lots in West Daveapars in size from so by 200
FEET and / 70 acres; terms and years, q in
hand.
\ well finished two story Brick DIV cling, o1ooms
aad large cellar, wood mouse and stable. Fine
view from The observatory OF a large part Of he
ely, Eoek Island and Moline.
Several we'll finished dwellings on ground lease of
Il years would be sold cheap aud easy terms. APP
ply to (oeuD L. G. EADs.
Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
I cocoon building Lots, also two story Frame
L u House aud two Lots overlooking tho MISSISSIPPI
pi river. Apply TO sAM'L. GUY, in East Dayen-
port, or 70 JN0. A. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, in Day.
eaport aug27du
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
trST -, e-.sI, ,,,,I. arnf,rias uroas
- Naii4 Glass. Paints, Oils, Wood and Willow Ware.
FOR sale low wholesale and retail. BY .
not29 ALSORD VAN PATTEN.
gelchers Refined Sugars.
] $50 Barrels an grades, for sale BY ,
Corner Second and perrysts. 49, :
PLANTATION M0LAssEs
-g n.,rr,. I1I'fit,I ana ~ ale Inv
> EVANS, CHEW& co
~o'pe. Seen at Perry Sta
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- $50. I'lail 80
Daukina.
acdREdoR, LAwYs q BLAKEMoRK,
BANKERS,

LA ~ IN lLlOtJs
aud Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Exchange,
Unourrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin
AsD LsND syAHRAsTs,
- EEC Al attention. gwen % the collection of Mer-
= eshtlla pager and reuIttances made the day Of
Payment Tree 81 coinmisaionj in sight drafts on Eas
,ignd Warrants bought, land located. Pr
ana attention given to the purchase and sale O1t0wn
hi country property and the seection Of lands for
entry.
P*,a, Daita"fe 4asaingtpn city iittsburg CiBcin-
aati, 50, Eg8is ard rhicaeo, afways for sale IN
W sui! purchaser. Also sterling French and Ger
n 7'Gold and silver & atas DO ught and sold. 0
Time bills On Gnicag", 81 l.ouis and New YORK
discounted aud business paper d snort date bought
l5adonoy upoa Real safe ,cearHc- procured
ii 3 saIail coin iatssJn.
5'lniefest aoRcd On iepo.itcs. FEB u
ALEX. W. M'GAEa0R,
aoEary Puzzle and Insurance Agent,
ONCE BANKING iioaaesf deGregor, Lswess Blake.
EEAL ESTATE
fBaBTtEULAR atisAtt9.4 giFeu ~ sac Dusing and
i selling Re.t tale paini.4ion, Paying ofTax
ssfe, re-
Having eoiu .'s!e 6b.tseia it.eslo all lands in
hs county sad etg, igiiy prepared 70 examine
Files and fatH "a et abstracts; Deeds Mort
Fases md ali ute s rlnIssnis ef fiag and take
EESs1smen,s th' ih7rtesi notice and On The most
I'GRE5oR, Lanes = aLAKEMoRE.
MN YORK LIPR INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capita, 800 900
rt.n heErf'S 'cfa4f AlgRMs PR.sELis, Prest,
ti.EA 81 ieoRboOh, agent,
A"ntl blEehpor.t Iowa.
Ia ara AGfEs pfci5lts. iaai Or ala on liberal
~ JUUtefns 10 lots., saitia seetts Clinton aud
HoGaRAGoK. LtHtssa sLAHENoRE.
4 tI9 PROPERTY s0H SALE eamoo : u house
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Books, Paper y Stationery

Books, Paper u Stationery.
HAVING purchased the entire interest in that we'll
II known and long established Literary Lepot,
Tho Iowa Book Rooms"
the subscriber RESPECTFULLY nforns the former patrons
and customers OF tho establishment that 10 has this dies
removed the stock, &c. u the
New and Commodious Brick Store,
next door sontl of the old stand where he hopes
1t, by stJct and exclusive attention 10 the
Book, Paper and Stationery
business eontiuance Of the liberal support hutpiaioe
extended to the old iirm. ELi ADAMS
Nov dH
VIEW BOOKS.
HILLS OF the shattemuc,
BY the author OF
The wide, Wide World" sc,
] Vol, ~ mo- oloth, price . rs:
Emma Bartlett,
Prejudice aud Fanaticism,
byan American Lady oflowa,
Vol. ~ mo-, price Sl,25.
Tho Scalp IIIIntora,
Romantic Adventure in Northern Mexico, by Capt.
Mayne i'd, Author OF "Rhe hangers" &c
Vol ~ mo. with Engraving, cl1l ~ 100,
IRviNa's LIFE or
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Vols. illustrated with Maps and Portraits,
~ mo-, cloth, price st,'o
The States and Territories Of
The Great West
Including Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Mrhi
gan, Wisconsin, IOWA, Minnesota,
Kansas aud Nebraska,
Comprising their
Geography, History, Advantages, Resource and
Prospects; also their Locai History.
Institutions and Laws, aiso.
Tables Of Distances, see,
by jacob Ferris;
Vol. l2 mo, cloth hlap and Illustrations, -.
For sale by ELI ADAMS
No. SO Brady St Lear the Post office.
IL mo. 12u
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.. Z. ELDRIDGE
ia. tii.hedihs
North western s.atfnt Medicine
iiepOt.
4 THIS corner Of Rock Island and @tL s.s., Ds. en-
Aport, Iowa, where viii be kept all the leading
Proprstop Msa,e,assof me a.y' snsh a.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
Jaynes' kxpsctorant,
storms Cough Candy.
organs Puimonlc Waters,
Cod Liver Oh,
De. 0syooj's india Chola9oure,
G.Ssu's toni. ARE,
It1udrs' Fever ttats que cure,
BT. Prlith's Bye SalNe,
Iaompson's Eye Water,
Houghton's Pepsin,
Hooflaud's German Bitters,
jacssou's Pile KIN brecstiou,
low Dayid's or II ebrew flastar.
Posr Msus Plaster
Ball's sarsaPArills,
Radway's Ren. Resolycnt,
J. l.. 81. Johns Cough syrar,
Christie's Ague Bslsam
McLean's SIR. Cordial.
Mortmcrf Blood Purher
Rhoamatism cure,
Judkius Ointment,
Slcat = HorsG
Slna.'s Family -
Fraah's Magnetic -
h6iiuwdys
Russia Salyo,
J. v. HuTdN's Bye Falmt
Mexican Mustang IiulutrHt,
McIean'a Volcanic Ointment,
81. Johns Nerve ~ Bone iisAmont,
Is. a. Fanest"cS's Formiiuge,
MciHUe's
JayueA
Henueii's " oIm io2enGrs,
AlIrE's Norye aud Eoae h'a,"'r"''
II. q. faTreli's Arabian "
NlcrChank's GGrgling 81
Mlnaluke LinlHsAt,
Rudwayis X. Relief,
lyons hatharou,
Prof .. }. Moods Hair Restorative
Btnuctts Imperial Tonic,
Jayne's Curminetve,
RnwSnds syrup of Blackberry,
browns Extract of Ginger,
iiodirey's Cordial,
f!ateman's Drops,
SloanA Condition Powders,
Bany's rrieopherones,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Dalley's Pain Extractor,
SIosn's Instant Relief,
Balm Of Thousand Flowers,
Bragg's Tonic Pills,
Indian Vegetable pill',
IayAe's Ague -
4" Sauatiya, 81
SappiRgton's
shaliepberser's "
Hraudeths
MOnstts
smith Sugar Coated
HOLLOWAY. =
Lees
Ayers
| Wright's Indian Vegetable " ,..s
Frosts +" Nov ~ to9s
t.INE MiDpLINs--a superior article, h1ttcr that
L lac Swhsa' ior Pan eskss i9r sale low q 'eS
| sNNrR 4 FAMILY FLUu al tho reduced priee lo
! I!,le At the tnov7Gl KEYSIoNE MlGL LIS
trERO-Rrsp, Shorts sup stans and sesesal.;s t'
| L. sale vt tho (noysd) KEfaTONi, al LIS
at private Sale,
[ Avery low price. tRov7up u. w.aosRis'
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Fresh Groceries.
MI. balm ell, jr., 81 co.,
snnth Fast Gnrnar % a parru


MI. Da1He jr., 81 co.,
South East Corner Cd 3 Perry sts.
THANKFUL for past patronage We now offer TO
/ the citizens of Davenport fresh supply Of
GROCERIES.
&GARs--N. o. Crushed, Clarified, Granulated,
MpLAsSkS--s, II. New Orleans, Syrup.
tOFFEE-Rio, Lagurya, Java.
= Roasted ana Ground.
TEAS oil all grades and quality.
Spices, Pepper, Tapioea, Sage, Pearl Barley,
Sph. Peas. Crsnberres, Buckwhea. Flour Corn
Neal, English Pickles, Sauces, Fruits, Nuts, Ground
Rice, Preserves, SOAP Candles Starch, Choeola to,
HOrse Radish, Faslnts, White Beans, Beef Tongues,
tiried Beef, :. c. Hams, dc.
All the above articles are offered low and war
rluiei TO give satisfaction.
Camden Flour.
Barrel halt and qaarter barrel, sacks.
Craeknel Biscuit
- boxes in store and for sale
Wooden Ware.
Buckets, Tubs, Well buckets, Aops, ch"ppins
'aSis, alnciss Knives.
Baskets.
oar stock il large and well assorted.
Fish.
Maekerel, salmon, White Fish, Herring, Cod
Fish NJ. DALzEIL, H., d co,
Nov4.dtf
lrRBNon CLOAK wADDING--s ydsIo9s inch
Brady street, between 4th and 5th
C,HILpREN's WOODEN rALMAs & sAQUEs,
~ superb artielejust received, at JOuSS,
Brady street between an and 5th,
NRESS BUTTONS, au immense assortme nt, the
1 J best In towna, JOUYaS.
Oct % Brady street, b, tween sth and 5th-
Velvet Ribbon,
4 LII Sizes Just roeris ed and ttt sale at New York
y Prices at JUOl'S,
. lttIu Brady St, bet lth and 5th,
..1I,., .s1TA .s,I
- rs VS.. w vs. -, -
w tant IusI received rom mpottolS hah "1i .
w very iiNR s9TtHont OF d tSS, when VIII DC
sold very low. LIVINGSTON ~ LOCKWOOD.
1,3OSE ,yanti,, a nica T.ntero with their names
ground on the glass call at
Def t4-dwu LIVINGSTON * LOChNoOD'S,
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I'D. E1A EAStss4 AZ co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 0R0cFP2

W '~N@'+ANRsAs va NAA' a. "&sA AL onOOEno
,sSNSafdahS a. Comm issiOn vi ere hants
sgHorsih SAT-, Cement, Plaster, Glass aud Nails,
5.lrt5r "a fvrTy Sts.l DAVENPORT, iowa.
44n % 1856
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) 7. II. TaLLhkH, GRGR.EsPowk
Hgaeep.ie, y. Y. Davenport lows:
IAILMAE q pnWERs

UaN5HPIBfF. I'IWHs
TALLMAN e POWERS
attorneys & Gonaseiiarsat law,
and Land agents
n8yESrOGl', IOWA.
once Erriy street bstreeR second aus laird SIS
/, hNDs p0ughgaeA sold Commission. Having
4.isu as cince ~ bas5sff New York al a point
fv.a Hhie3 hargs emigration MAJ BE- peeIsd airing
lL8 present se.soE, haze unusual advantage. 20
d. .,se 81 lgnds to actual settlers.
I Electromagnetic on Real Esiste.vcRrity.
--HEFFREEGEs--
~ Iork Gity. Psaziis eepsse, y. v.
!t".i John Van EaFer, r"a. Charlie. H. RHggirs,
4. G. FiaSg. . tsiioert Dean,
= Charles 9CoHQr, II tlssSr a. Co.
lillian r. HayeHss scr, Rensa,n j IsosSisg
.}1ltony ;ieeclcr, Prof. ). +. g. Morse,
William V. Ssifm0re. Uuea. Ny.
Albany, ~ Y. hon. Horaiio Seymour
tal, agger X Porter chicago, N.
it6xeaoOme, King and BDies k.n.ifl and %.
Et..lus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
:plI3d wit w X. Wood and 10.
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p'Iwapss! 'EsvsHEvs,

lumber Land for sale, seven miles downhe riv,
l. ar, Price eight dollsts per acre.
AIso forty acres on Cancels Island, six mi les up
the nNeF. III, WILLIAMS y co.
Davenport, Dee 10 ar
ffANGi SILKS, nom oog 10 Sl,s6, worth from UOc
4 ty $500, 90
SUTTON 4 cos.
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ron 81LE'
WOODEN PUMPS!

's'IIE subs'rhrt Is now ready 10 furnish NpObts i
PUNE - urdef, VI any length or capacity -
These Pumps made that will not freeze IN
iiteai. Warranted work wall Tor one year. Alus
luct logs ITAishrj 60 ORDER.
uftrfs may b. elt al ~, liict 81 d. L. Sh0Tcy EsI
w e aala' rlbcr az h piNc " business uesr ;, u
Shor,y- r Machine Shut. }. ii. SHDREA.
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WARE HOUSE SALE,

ID DUPJE will take Notice that In 30 days from this
i date We will sell a lot OF Household Furniture,
STORED from steamer Jenny Lind for freight rnd ehsfg
rH, unless called for before that time,
riuclu NJ: DALZELL, Jr. & Co,
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ExchanSc


ra ufthe United states boBg Lt and sold.
Cook. 81 lttTF.NI 4 GDUk,
fEhkcYs aHt iSEs :. xsEJs.
Fort Das aslassr Iasa
Atlanta and interior eanks.
a. Il sH.I continue u receive I'd pay cut The
~ EOtss Of TAO scoye Banks las EAse done
sfE- tasir o.ganzation after the 18th lost and III
ilrthef notice. LJanl2l COOK q Sd ARGENT.
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4 GENTS wanted 10 canvass the State for tho
I \. HAwErSo Insurance Company.
App al tho Office of the Company, No. g Dayen-
P"rt Block, opposite tho Le Clate House.
Dec ludwtI b, l.. SH0REY, Secretary.
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ID tlal,s rnHls Prunes. Fig. rll4-s FHteA,- Car
ia Ti.!s, tt....l- a.Er. Ip3 p.e p'
EVANS tHEW a. 80.
Corner ua .a Perry sts
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DLAIDs ST prices from "a cents tod2l cents, worth
! lrua 3 {" IS cents
SUTTON d co.'s
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PRESERVES

!
II 5ah%s Pears NBnceta, FluRis SttaS berries Dlach
I1rria- Ia.a apds, Ginger, Pie FrEit, d.. 10.
safe Jy EVANS, CIifW 4 go,
Corner ..4 ANA Perry ats.
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These lands were selected many years arc, and
comprise some Of the best lands in Scott Cosnty
aud have never been before offered for sals.
aieh u 50 COOK & SARGENT.
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r. John G. Dzvie has this day been admit
VI lec q Partner in our firm. The busins 20 y in
nc continued as heretofore, and under the sane
name and style. COOK 4 SARGENT
Ilat en- Hori. "A lYilI .lS5G.
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NOTICE.

FOB LkAS1,
OTIS ., & S in Block 20, corner Of Psrnam, and
l. Third streets.
Apl7dt COOK "A a0&NT
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WHITE GOODS.
IALAIN, Figured and dotted Swiss Muslius.
4 Jaeonet aud Ssrsnet Cambrics.
Plaid Stripedand Plain Nainsooks
Bishop Lawns and Book Musiins.
Tlrierons india Dinty, yictoria Skrtin2
Linen Long Lawns, Birds Eye Diapers,
Fine Linen and Grass Cambfics.
Cambria Ditnitiea and Dimity Banda.
Figured HriIliantes, Checked and Striped 6ambrics
Far sale at low prices at WADSWORTHS,
June go dtf u IT., opposite 10 C'siro House
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HhGSA, sperm oi IN st9ie aad Tor sale by
~ BURROWS, FBkTIiAAk ~ DALHELL.
SnBo1Es Star and AaaRsatias caadles foy sslo D!
~ b, r. i D.
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aLANTATIog MOLAssEs.

EVANS, CHEW 81 co.
Corner Second and perrysts.
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a FIRST RATE Farm Wagon Tor =ale on time. APP
"A ply to EOct3Idify r. G. EADs.
ISiSHING RODS aud TACKLES Al
Ocii4 LIVINGSTON 4 LOCkMOOu'S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28
Gotal SnttIliQtNtr.

HE WEATItER.--1t rained yesterday, because as
we suppose the Democrats had mass meeting 10
"ke place in Washington The clerk of the
certainty little capco s. Nine successive Saturday nights
fair and beautiful for Fillmore nothing but rain and mud
for Buchanan Really, Mr Clerk you shouldn't act So if Won
value your good name The fr thing you know the
Gratis vii be swearing blood, thug something the
| sort.
! BOARD OF HEALTH.-The interments in the CITY
cemeteries for the week ending Sunday morning. reported
Ms numbering lis, and classified follows Albuminria
/; NpopeS! ,; Aslhyxa l; Bronchitis ; Burned, C1o
lerH 3 Cholera Ininntum 3; Cholera Morus Congestion
OF the Brain Congestion of the Lungs Consunption II
Commissions adult, 3; Conyulsions inantile s Cramps
Group l Deirinn Treme,.s, Diarrhea 6 Dropsy g.
Drowned B. Dysentery, .; Enlargement of Heart En-
lagelnen; of the Liver Fry sipelas . Fever Bilious
Fever Co'estiTr, Fever, Nervous, Fever Typhoid >;
Fever Yellow, 3 Castro Eneri Iemorrlage, Intan,-
mnt III o. the Brain Inflammation of the Liver IHatn-
mn'n Of the Lungs, q Inflammation the Stomach .;
hit!ed or Murdered, MGranrs. nfante 3; Meas!es
Meningitis, l. Old Age, 3; Peronitis Premature Birth
sl'lorn, IL feethng, A. Trsnn Sascentuu G. Ulceraon
|; Liberation Of tile Throat Unknown, Wounds l.
Total" ll5 Men, ST. women, 10; boys, 50 girls q adu;s
% children 60 males Is females, 40 colored persons l6
COHoSER's ISoUEsT.-The Coroner Yesterday held
an inquest the body of George Rubson German . years OF
age found dead Charity Hospital. Verdict: Came to his
death from, fracture Of the skull caused by accidental
itom the wharf OH TO the piles the foot Bcuve street.
the 18th inst The deceased WAS lyofrr cn,;ovai r -.na-
ing the wharf
i''"n5e l'ooeitool yestei@
way 'ieF'n 'f" o! 2ur hni!ci jurors to serve during the
-'" t."1Er m term
| ii''"eI r"''t" 'Ss'iE James toiey, Thomas Hanley
' ""N v '""''ei' chaEsea with assaults and batteries.
were dismissed by mol pros.
'7'''c'S were ''a'r, anu the accused parties cttI
t, ~ ' MSS '" "ee' nAe' Tor tal were 2oa-
' ~ 7 o7"''s "e'e ''""Fslized
RECORDER STlTHs CoURr.-About forty persons
Yesterday war, fra, o,, ,r,r,.,or, =, .,.,' !.,
the ,nr;r. ,,.,,i,,- ts,1 5, " "7s' ~ '''a
phiIin Pil,. wa. ,. i I, H., ~. IA, .:. ,,. .,
le,,)y dryir,r his r,rr;o, ,, o,,,r .,,, i ,,I n, ~
,b, r,-... ~ 1T. , =, =, ~ ~ - 'e' .
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y,,. .n>,,, - " ~ " 7 " " " N' "'' ''''
rc.,r ,rr.1, rf n,,i r,,,, ., ava s,, ,s A., III! ~.
,,i,t ,,,,rt t,, hr,,oIr- h ,on- rt,-t r,. m w |
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

TIE ELECTION FRAUDS IN PENNSYLVANIA. -
According to the Pennsylvania Journals the immense
frauds committed in that State at the election last
week were not confined solely to the city of Pha-
delpha. They appear to have been ditlused all over
the State and especially in pittsburg. HordcS Of
ragged ru'ians, whom nobody had ever seen before,
made their appearance at the polls, and boldly swolc
in their votes though it was known that they could
not have been citizens residents of the wards
where they voted The Pttsbure Gazette says:
"We doubt if ever in the previous political his
tory OF this city 50 many unknown and before un-
heardof men presented themselves at the poll, for
the purpose OF voting ththcr on Tuesday last
We know OF one ward in the city where the popula-
tlon is by no means iiuctuatinr one where every
man almost is acquainted with every other man who
claims vote at that poll, and yet men came up to
votc-mcn who had been assessed, and who thrust
into the faces Of the judges their receipts for taxes
paul who at the same time utter strangers to all
except to those who lugced them to the window and
told them what to do and how to do it.
The PaQuemining process seems to have been
pretty extensively tried but it is an expensive and
troublesome business, and the pennsylyanians will
doubtless devise some scheme during the coming
fortnight to save themselves from being 50 outrage
ouoIy cheated Of their sull!agcs i'll November.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28
An Exquisite Norccnu.


The following from LIE Populnir--a strong BIZ
chanan paper printed in the French language and
published down town-has been translated by friend
and handed lis with request that it appear in our
columns.
We readily comply with the request, and have 10
comments to offer further than to direct public atten
ton to it, We understand. also, that it was rcpuh-
ished i'll the French side Of the Courier on the oGth
instant. Here it is
The Tcri;abl Democrat of to-day the day is an,
'!-tt" be- cosmopolitan lie ought M country every
Where and everywhere also. The apostles Of other times
E; to Ien his tn" triumph of ideas tending
the renovation Of German -ucelrS,
II these reflections e it i, nG->vrs prAcipulv ;Eat
W. >1nld attribute the difficult position which presents ii;
Srlt T. Il, in t country. The foreign population rn,
ON the American soil that it is beyond doubt if il Hla ,c:y
population would lend it, optll and entire a
the Democratic rIcps OF the country there would rr1u
10 III" adverse party tie shallow OF hone 1t ier>-
>urF therefore, a tax" parry remain forever rX
l">" /" the vrXuion, Of which the v1rt or 10 defend
uur>rrr>.
The 'HE when e French population shall have decided that
in the tUrr will nkr is naturalization PAPERS and ,li
will vote rcgnarlrat day tirry VIII b. governed
by tho>r Wp a!e and the Democratic party and forever
'HrtrE W Justice, Of a councils tl If the police will rp,>.
'te i, in lu tranquility which is Indispensable, to
u IIlt tied.