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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-02
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pap n csRss.l $500, n saGpias so'o0o'
VIII insure Fire and lrisnd TRANSPORTATION risk
a as favorable terms ~ any other good 20, :,
" ksynead. Becbe, Lyon & Co., Chicago, A. B. l.
Myer.. n. D.. Tsy export, San1. calien. ESQ. Ess'
nsvanrou FISH a. LEE, Agt's.
noss-diy Eagle ST., Seek Island, ILL.,
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.SPklNC 81 SUMMER 0oeDS
KNAPP REDMON,
Merchant Tailors,

DCoh10t Y01k0rB,
-. = LIE CLAIRE NOV,
uzvE rsssrsea nom ~ Asss, and received 'hs'
Fancy Ovoo0 Goods,
~Ss<A II SSlsrxiea ssyis quality snd beauty u tex
,ars es1 fAsrs II sseeess anything hereicfore in-
sscSsss1s ~ - naskss.
o's - sSs IN Y sSSaez cssrns,
tinsk 6lS<s 6oWn Green, Olive, and every shade
ssw lOsT f4sAiCS AsLk In THE RAsf.
oar sssek Of 1sA1AtA1Oo1aory, In.
lkA1u AM Fanny eA40uEnIS
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WAiSf.CoATlNG> sfsslk and asrseilles.
Al Of sAtsA We gaarsrtes TO make up ia The 4,
SSHs s.ss y VII Nj. psstonaEs.
sss. e !, SIs Y. o :ssss. Pei
tssSstsH Tor A's taste Aad skin in producing S''.
VARfETY STOR
49, ., hssvs.s sth s.d btA, where she sin kssS
ccastaufiy ~ kAnd ehoics collection II
sss - oeo6s md thinning!
=: SO 4. , :. s ssss f ass ' s.a ..s
fsscy DaLalnsA nazvss Nexicsnias White and CoiotsA
kalhah, Figured swiss csnerfc aad Jscaoe, Nusnns.
Issse ieSisse ljssrs snS cAidrsns Cotton Hosiery
sesc9 sneeun1t q Lad5ss od Wsisl Buckles, Sets 81
s -: e: "a E c e. ssss sa.
mastA m MssIn and iAos Nsst,.s
80 I'D eeksr sEsssss - in she mn~t fshiasabie
orSS9 hsssrm rcsiysd sosthly from Paris 10 Ascon
n.ssee cnseonsrA The WHOM ss4ck ssisctsd ~ ~
M ~ "a rscepnsaa 1t 70 ny customers 70 b Tia
N Ssy,sr.rs' Am = .s.s,s N = VIA s G. aKxN.
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IiS1opri STATE Hutual Fire, Marine Iasurancs
Company Of st. Leuis.

CAPITAL, sypO ,O0n, nd constantly increasing.
e-sf DIRECTORS:
N N pr. CS (,rrely 8. NJ. Edgeil.
r. Ray, d. W. Alcxsnasfsn =. !Msn'
j. s. MsCuno, a. Al January. C-h.Peck.
Policies iSsuod from 30 days 10 six years and Inc
insured participate Ia The whole pre1ts
for Davenport. e. L. pAs6NFoNi.
Islx sO;h - trHly.
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Rock fsIau0.
C0MPAaaRa

nF all sizes OF Guriey & Cos, Troy, AZ
~ api d~-u ID. A. PokTERS BRO r. I
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SfOraee, Forwarding & Commission

In This branch Of the trade are pro, ared 70 do
q large amount Of bustness. Merchants and sthera
making conslgnments 70 our House, may rest asuf-
ed Of The utmost fidelity part 80 Their inter
ess and that their consgnments shal receive prompt
attention IN sales and returns
n. B Satisfactory reference given In all cases,
and with pleasure.
May Sdwu RYAN 4 AeCARk.
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beautiful farm Q! mIies from Davenport, 100
acres % acres In cultivation balance timber, house
well, stable, etc.
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II OF 4by IS #. with improyen.n,, ,ha,an, ear.
IL ner % and Iowa Sts-, SAID 10, ave tbe r re-
mont House and do eiiing house the q -, o,e q
furnished as good Boarding house and a., 80
busioess done. Furniture for sale with ne uro,s.s
Possession given stany time. Inquire on tne pren
~, DsvsBpon, Mag %, isss.-dm
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Also productive farm @ miles from Davenport
iiescres, " acr,s In cultivation, IS acres tim ber
rest pfsire, sp endid coal the tract good house
we'll, table, etc.
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The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
Stern has the articles to Sell,

A 7 ONE PRICE. No. 81 MARKET Srnprr
wilmington. Delaware. season"ble as
sorfm mt of Men and BOYS Clothing. Co,rs,-
nre,s t'ork. Sack. Sack Frocks ard Bows Goats
pINTS.--Cos'imcre. Black Doe Skin md Fancy
Coi"r9. NESTs.-Cloth Satin. Granadenc Fancy
silks Marsnillcs Italinn Cloth silk Velvet, Ala
pact Mcrno. CHShm"r" and Twends FrRvIsu-
lTG h"nnS snch ~ White. Red and Hickory shirts
"nf collars. Under Shir's and Drawers silk
NooleH ard Cation. iIanlkerc1licfs knit Jackets
men AMI bows Suspand"rs. Gloves Socks. Cravats
stocks Port Mo"uaics Pocket Books and Purses
Harnet Rags. Umbrellas Pocket Combs and
h"Ivrs Hair and Clothes Brushes Shaving Rcx )
ana brushes razors AMI Strans, Methodist Hymn
Books Conference Minu'es Whitfa'd's Life and
sermons Footprints Finley's Sketches and
Ant'n"sr 'nhv. Camp Meeting Hnrp 90 for 81 co.
sent 5, e. Of hostage Agen' for the Beauty of
Holiness Guide TO Holiness and the Daily West.
ern Christian Advocate, Published at Inlfanon-
1,'s o. during We next general Conference of he NJ
f. 'h"rch. 'On
substantial article at a fair n,ico IS the
motto in busircss of CYRUS STERN
No. 81 Market Street, Wilmington.
April SIN
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHTd.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO all per-
L sons afflicted with Sexual diseases such as Sru-
NAL WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, ,GoSSoRHEA. q LERr
SYI HILLS. &c. &c
The HOWARD Association of Phiadolnbia in
view of the awful destruction of hsman life and
health caused by Sexual Diseases and the decep
tlons which practissd upon the unfortunate vic
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed their
Consulting Surgeon. as CHARITABLE Acr worthy
of their name. to Civ" MEDICAL ADVICE tiR.rIs. tn
all persons thus afflicted. (AIale or FemaleD who
apply by letter. with description of their condi-
ton (age. occupation. habits of ife) DC. and i'm
cases OF extreme poverty and suffering to Furnish
MEDICINES FBEE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevoIe mt Ipstitu
tion. established by special endowment, for the re-
lief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with Viru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" and its funds can be-
used for no her purpose. 1t has now n surplus
of means, which the Directors have voted to adyer
tise the above nOtice 1t is needless to add that th
Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish tho most approved
molern treatment. Valuable advice also given to-
sick and nervous females. afflicted with abdomina,
weakness, Womb Complaint, Cos ivencss, Leucor
rh9a. &c.
Address (post tpaid) Dr.. GEO. r. CALHOUN.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association. No ?
South NINTH Street. Philadelphia, Pa
By order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlkCHlLD, Secretary. nay2 26y
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
ATTENTION FAtMEns!
GuanO Excelled by De Rure!!
o. bushels Wheat, 60 bushels oats and

o. bushels Wheat. 60 bushels q ITS and
cO 80 bushels Corn pr acre, ara tbe
average crops grown by one appcuti on of
$50 to 300 pounds of De Burg's Super plios
phata, dissolved bones and Gulnn.)
IL is adapted for all crops and all soils. as
proof of which we have testimonials fran
every variety of soil, from MARYLAND to
Georgia. from gentlemen well known as
practical farmers. WHO have tried If for the
past two years with pleasing results. equal
ing No. Peruvian Grnuo in every instanc c
and cxcrllng il in many.
james McCay, Port Deposit, Md, s,ys.-
''De Bnrg's Super Phosphate of Lime has
y" eqla! in my opinion. for Sprirg crops.- -
have raised 80 to 10 bushels Of corn Der
acre.
J. +. Howard. Esq. Cecil comfy. s,ys.-
81 applied 3 tons Of DE Burg to corn in the
hlll and was much pleased with the result.
] p'nHsed In alternate rows. viz: De Bnrp.
fncn Reruvian Guano, next Mexican Gnano.
ana then stable manure, the De Burg was so
1'r IN advance OF all the other manurcs from
fhe first coming mp to the gathering of file
crop. thst it ELECTED remarks from passcrs
by during the whole season. am SO we'll
satisfied that would use De Burg again in
preference to Gnano or any OTTER mannre
] "onld say to all be careful yon get DE
ptRG'S Snper- -Phosphote. many have hern
humhnggcd into the purchase of worthless
article" WY "''.' ~" '"''' p"
SEPTEMBER II. 1855.
George W. Moore, Port Deposit. Cecil
county. Nd. says I'd applied De Burr.s
Snprr.Phospha:e of Lime at the rate of $50
pounds per acre last Spring. on corn. pota
toes and oats. and prefer it to Guano and
'r'rv other mannre. 7 have raised 20
bushels oats. and 50 bushels corn, upon land
hat would not have prnduccd 20 Bushels
per acre. It is more irrtiliznc than Grano.,
Stevenson Archer. Esq. of U,rrnrd ca.
says he "appIicd it on corn. and found If
,rodnccd the same effect as the best No. I
Peruvian Guano. the same number Of pounds
per acre being used.
1t was nsed to a considerable extent bv
his n"ighhors on wheat, and the same result
cXn"ri"nced. -
CJTFor the protection Of our own and the
formers interest. and TO avoid mistake mon
~" part Of the manufacturer. we have every
l"t received insncctrd and analyzod by DR..
St"w"rt. Chemist to the Marvlond AericuI-
fhral Society. who r"geciS all that does not
come mp to the fixed standard. thereby
qua rontrcing t" the farmer uniformity not
{" "" found in Gnano or any other manure.
Price, S43 per 2nn0 pounds IN s hhls.
T. J.'& F. TURNER.
AZ Pratt Strcct Rnltimore.
Or. j. l.. GATCHEL.
Elkon, Nd.
April 5. 1S5G-2m.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
A NEW FACILITY.

T TOMAS ROACH. Parchosine .Aeenf.
i in Philadelphia. Country residents and
others can be supplied with every description
Of goods without the expense of going to the
city. at lower rates than You could purchase
If here, from the fact that | buy from the
Importers and Manufacturers at wholesale
prces. Send on your orders, you may save
from 90 to 5Oper cent. and no time lost.
Mechanics and shopkeers try this agency;
You will save money. Direct all orders. with
money enclosed. to Thomas Roach. at the
Adams Express Co.'S Office, No. 1l6 Ches-
nut street. or il you please, to the care of the
Express Company. to be paid when filled;
You can send by Express, by mail or friends
REPAIRING.-Watches, Jewelry, Guns,
Machinery. &C., sent by Express, will be
attended to.
COMMISSION CHARGEs.-Under $100, per
cent; over 500, q per cents.
RETERENcEs.-The Adams Empress Co.,
and agents. Mr.. John W. Evans. Mr.. Levi G..
Couch, Mr.. Edward McInail, Del. Mr.. VIM.
Torbert, Mr.. Henry Bennett, Md.
May 3, 1856.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
TIE GREATEST
Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.

MIR. KENNEDY, of Rexburv, has
lYl Jiv .o,oroI In nm or o,,r oo,,,,'
we,Is :, remedy th,t cnr,s rN''"'0
~. -.
E'Ehl hlNDVF HCMOR.
from tho worst Scrofula down to- coumon min;
pie
He has tried it in over 100 cases and ,.,cr
failed exc.pt in two Gases thof tbund,r bum,ry =
lie has now in his possession over 200 ccr.i6eatrs
| of its virtue all within twenty miles of Be.ton
Two bottles are warranted to cure n nur.ipc
sore mouth
One or three b,ttes wi cure :he wor,t kind NJ
pimplcs OH the face.
Two or three bottles i Gear the syst,m of
blss.
Two bottles are war; intel to cure the worst
canker in the mouth and stomach
Three to five bott es are warranted to cure tbe
worst case Of crysipcas l
One to two BOTTLES are warranted to cure all bu
NOR in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running ,f
the ear and boches among the hair.
Four to six bottlos are warranted to cure cor
rupt and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin,
Two to three bottles are warranted TO cure the
worst case Of ringworm.
wo to three b, tie. arcwarrintcd to cure tho
most desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three TO tour bottles are Warranted to cure tho
salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure tho worst case OF
seio,""
a benefit is iys experienced from the first
bottle. and perfect cure is warranted when tho
above qu'ntlty is taken.
Re- idcr, peldc over thous nd bottles Of this
In the vicinity OF Boston. know the effects of il
in every cise. SO sure ~ water will extinguish
nre. 50 sure WIZ 'h's cure huAor never sold
AWAY. sneaks for itsalf Thsrc ars t,so th;n.s
abou; mi. bcrlr that annoor r. ma sr..;;n sr.
that If grow. in our nI,strros in ,nnI ni.o. ;,a
nicni;r'1 and vet IT, volna b.. no,.a .au -
It'll r Iisoo.1 - T.; 10 a. pes ho"
n,rn a., Linds ~ bnmor '' ''oo"o' 'h"' " shou'u
~ n,.i nnd,r to .;,,, son, ;,
o,L ,nat no','ar;, nf nv ~. u. .ne s"uueh " r,s'
that n pr Isis " noddaa !, G WI WI S, sa",
Wv 49, m ar d" p'"'cu ~. "pd ao,9 aoou.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
H.7RR HO.N'S
columbian Percmmery.

~ the great Am' rican Pcrfumcr of Phil
- adelphia. contains over $50 different
varieties, and is classed under Articles for
the TorLET. for the SKIN. for the HAIR. for
tho HANDS. for the HANnKERcHIEr. for
fLAVoRISG FooD. for the BEARD. for the
TEETH and MISCELLANEOUS. They are purely
American. in style. character. and quality,
and so far surpass in intrinsic excellence
FvERY foreign article. that the refined Of
American society are adopting them as the
sTANnARp of ExcELLENCE. For sale at the
Dry Goods Store of f. BROWN. JR..
Jan LIFT ELKroN, MD.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10

FREE OF CEARCE!!!

TWO Sn'"ndid Par'or Engrrvings entitled
"H"'ton Abbey in the nlden Times" so'endid
sf"" engraving from the ce ebra"d printing bv
Lnndscer ard the "Dcparture of the Tsrac'itics
from Egvnt.' largo md beautiful engraving
from printing by u. Roberts The retail pr;ce
Of the above engravings is 81 nor copy but will
be sent FREE OF on ,RGE as follows:
The subscribers have ertahlshc Book Apcn-
rv N Phi'adelphia. and vi furnish any book or
publication at I'll" retail rrce free of roatagc-
ANY persons by forwnrili"c the anhscrption price
OF any of tn" 81 Magnyin IS such ns fnrpcr's
u" ,'v =. Pu'nnrr's. Gruh ms Frank LcSlic's
Fashions &c. will rer"ive h" magazines for one
year and ronv Of c her of the above beautiful
c"cr"yngs fee OF charge. or. if subscribing to =
:, 'nd 81 Magazine. such as Pctcrsons. and
'hH'l"nS 9 Ladies' Chr;st;,n Annual thcv will ~
cove no h mocaz'nes and copy of either Of the
above nnrravings
Ev"rv description ofrngratnr on Wood ovorr,-
ed with ncaness and dispatch Views Of Ru;Id-
ing. N"wSn'nHr IIralings Views of Machirorv
Eo"k Illustrations. Lodge Certifcntcs Pusincss
C'rd' @c. All 'lors orrt hv mil nromntrv nt-
tended to. P""son. wi tlin views of their hnild-
'ngs engraved can send Dnrrerrotype or sketch
OF The building hv mail xpress
Persons Mt n distance h wing saTeahln articles
wn"'d hnd it to their advantage to address the
Smh!rrih"rs as we would net ncnrts for the sale
OF the same RYRAM 4 pTFRCF
80 South Third Street Philadelphia
April 81 by
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
Confectionery
ICE CREAM
THOMAS g. CAzIER's
ninr al,1 liquor 6torc,

NORTH EAST. CECIL CO.. MD.
"lNES Sherry. Lisbon Port, Ma
w d"rir and Champaigrc Wines.
ANDTES.-Aprlr. Peach. Cocnac,
th"rrv. and Henn-sscv French Brandies.
GINS S-H"lland and American Gins.
W1'1SkIFS.-Ohio. Old Rive. Ronrhon.
\. ~. Irish, and Baltimore City Distilled
Whiskies. a- ',.
&C.-N. Fnr'anl Pun. Cordials. Ger
man Bitt"rs. Segars and Chewing Tohocco.
Feb. eff. .g.a 9."
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
ELKTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE HOWARD HOUSE,
LANES H.4SSON offers an assortme Mt of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and american Calf; Wax and Buf
Uppers; Harness and Skirting: Bride, far
black; French and American Lining; TOPS
and Bindings Kips and Findings.
lrThe highest prices paid in cash fer
green Hides and Skins. Dec. 15-tm5.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
EIktOn Brick Yard.

I'VE subscriber is prepared at his Brick
' Tnrdin Elllton, to supply the public wiz
all kinds Of
COMMON md PRESSED BRICKS
at prices mrch lownr than thcv can he horgf
for in the cities. Enquire at his brick yard
at the w"st end Of the town.
Mar ly SAMUEL KING.
:" NTER a Barkor's Double Actin Pnmp
w is proof against frost and makes an effective
Fir" Engine always 't hnnd
Apr STAPLES & CANTWELL
TIVE Scientific, American says A. Rarkcr's pa-
tent Pump is the hest improvement that has
cen made for n number Of venrs For sal" hv
Apr. STApLEs & CANTWFLL.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
COME AVID SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS,

nave Just returned from the city with a
l. large and splendid assortment of Cloths.
which will make up into
Goats. low Cr I'll u cu hn bought
in either of the cities. in the hest and most
durable mapner. and latest fa Shions and war-
rantcd. Tfthev rip bring them back and /
will sew them free ofchar~e.
WILLIS RITTTFR.
Sep9tf Anne Bazanr, EIkfon. Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10

EUANn:
~ PERUVIAN. A..
MEXICAN. A. A..
AND COLOMBIAN.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME
SEEDS-T1NOTHY d. CLOVER.
For sale hv
March 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE
g Clpcr-PhOSpFaf Hf Tsp,~. for
- sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Olastcr.-Ground Pla ster. for sale hv
May 10 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
INDIA RTBRER DRTNTNG GLOVES-Tbcv
} protect the hand from storm and the penctrot-
mig blast ofwinter. For sale hy r
Jan ~ r:. WM T0RBERT
II RE,-Tn case Of fire. al' FACTORIES and dwcI
] 'ngs should bc supplied with A. Barker
Double Acting Steam and Hand Prmr.
Aprj. STAPLES'& CANTWELJ,
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10

g MT Turks Island. Ground Alum. and Fine
- Table Salt, in store and for sa'eh
Apr IN i. s.i r F. MAY
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
JONES
"PateRt Elastic Horse Shoe"

TTNilis admirable Invention is meeting with
L great succ IS since the purchase of the Flight
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10

April 5. lSjG-2m.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-05-10
ELKTON RESTAURANT.
EEKTON RESTATRkNT,

Won w'nt to find the place to get CHEAP
! DINNERS call at tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-19
mond Enquirer will not be the policy Of the neW
administration.
r.,.r,, eth. u.., oh, ". CLAYTON.

| aauilbihiia'ioHs
r...r.i ef,he Uon. Sob. u. CIa,'"".
The obsequies of the late Jno NJ. Clayton took
| place Thursday afternoon. at three oclook.at
Dover, the capital Of his native State. Della
ware. from the house of bis nephew, J. L. Come
gys. Esq. whore he died. The order Of the pro
,esslon vas as follows J.. The undertaken :
The reverend clergy. 3. Physicians. 4. Chief
mourners-Hon ". NJ Meredith, Hon. Jas. 4.
Bayard, Hon. John Wales. and Hon. 7. b. sptu-
anoe. ;. Pail bearers. consisting Of Chancellor
johns. Chief Justice Harrington, Judge Halland
Capt, Frank Dupont. l.. ;. y. Then followed
the hearse, with the corpse II the deceased
statesman. attended Ly his faithful and attached
personal servants. q. Bearers. consisting Of
Governor Causey. Governor Hazard, Governor
Polk. Judge Wootfon. Judge Houston. Wiiam
ID. Lewis, General Grnomc und Morton MeMi-
ohae :. The Bar Of Delaware. 2. The fami-
ly relatives of the deceased. 9 Persons from
distance. among whom were Henry C.. Carey.
Charles Gilpin, c. J. Dupont, Captain llollin-.
L. ). n. Judge Milllgan, President Newlin. Pro-
fess5r Porter and many others. as mourners-
10 large procession Of citizens from all parts
of the State. Mr. Clayton was inferred in the
burial ground OF the Presbyterian Church. Of
which be was member At the grave, the Rev.
Mr.. Murphy, the pastor, performed the last sad
rites. In his Discourse. which was oouched in
feeling aud appropriate terms be said that Mr.
Clayton haR during the last few months Of his
life, become most Jevout and sincere Christian.
attentive TO all his religious duties. aud full Of
faith in tho saving influences IF Christianity.
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tnder the head of - latest from Salt River" a
Northern contemporary announces the safe airi-
val Of " the L. s. ship Constitution. Willard
Fillmore Commander, at tho head of Salt River
Navigation. The Captain and crew are all well.
The voyage up was prosperous, and all an board
are sustained in the consciousness that they have
done the right thing, Salt Rivers full of Amer
lean craft, with all sorts of people from East,
West North and South, on boerd their various
huhs. flag with 81 stars floats over the flag
ship OF the squadron, and Union streamer owe +
every vessel Of the squadron."
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Pgetanaa ma GRITTY over al,

MARYLAND.-dhe vote Of Maryland, fofhciaD
stands Buchanan Bis. Fillmore ~ .462
FiIlmore's majority. s,3l7. Gain over last
year 5,Gis. Fremont received in the whole State
PSI votes.
New foRK.-2.e latest footing of the returns
for President in New York, are the following -
Fremont 27l 1896; buchanan I9l 1876; Fillmore,
l22l99. fremonts plurality over Buchanan,
s0299; fremont's plurality over Fillmore, li9,-
1916.
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