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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
Trustees Sale.

xasulRL ~ "a, tl,, ISfb day 81 Nos embrT, A.
" lAst n 4 .Ih MUlt-r Rud snpht' Msii"r bis wife,
and c II Hell eNrutf d unto Samuel sylvester,
= usts.e 3 .cttn a. a ~ trust. c0nSrSinS Ia sah
Tru., ., tn, lsnI IN Scrtt uHts, wa described as
t.l,ow. h, wit TIL east h.' Of ~ number one ~ 10
fractional bi ok number four t4lia Forrest Dions
addition u III city 4 pav IMPORT, ais" another parcel
al l,u, Ia ing ia OF sam" pt enc @ thu bouni'n
and Il, NJ, n, Il: einu HCng the south he oI the
IN III -Fa block four a. al point Ir'rs'iy egui-
fou tn northeast anl norih-w VI COZ mr. of
al, lot one ga ut III nnrh.ssst co. ne1 Of land now
or formerly 81 ,mss Mcclure thence west a'pns
south ,te OF aid sl"y tbri' en- feet, theme fontl
nfty-ssvpn 90 fe,t them east thiit en- tA) 'et
thence uoith nj v--'vPu % fet 10 placn ~ &c IA
ntng vhl -gtfu AS. ylucr sss mah tN ihe sAfl "
CCI. Mo- ,4r aul!rr. aud Z H. Hell & ihi
I,-e e securing o. pasm at ora c'ris'n W mm'tiy
n 4. and vi. ut resi- ihsttsn, siyb q ~ sad ~ =.
IN Nai-r dated III, ST. day Of Mo- emb,r, A. "
Is,l aud psy able 10 Oh, ,eet t the ofder - u. II.
pitr ,r III. sum Of Tv civ Hundred and fifiy Dol
Z lar. ,.,i.
And NV ,aid NIT having De ONE dl shd Ysyson
and m .,iiH G Oh Mpl,.r HAVING failed 10 pay
tb4 same I samuel sylytst'r, Trusi-e a. sfortsAo.
d, h., ETY. giv tits pubic notice, that by virtue OF
the t.Wer ghich IL ia stfd b. said dr'a oiu
I win ON Monday the 22d DAY Of ID eemorr, A. "
1855 Al tn. honr II oelpes IN the " so
day a. the Count Hue door in the ci'y OF pA' Z
mi and .rer for SALE 81 publ Auc' Ion ths
rare.. q, land abuve drsc.ihad Or 20 much thereof
=, an all ~ sufcien 10 sati,f ahh pay ~" aup "
sad gtr with he Interest theron u The day ~ as
tossher al th all The costs aud xpfnss- aH bu,
sad .,ls cus,s II tbi. notice aud Trust -. Up
en- the eomplction % su b sal DE- whi o. ~
rlans i,h the stipulation % satd go ~ trust
D,frd the 10Th DAY u NovrInh.r, 4. d lsoe
noy2s,ds SAMUEL sYLvEsfEk, Tfn''~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

ACCIDENT On Inn NJ. ). aud y. lND.
Il. R.-A serious accident occurred on
Saturday last, this side OF Adrian, OH
the Michigan Southern Railroad, by
which n brakeman was instantly killed
and the conductor and TWO passengers
slightly Injured, on one of the passcn-
ger trains. The baggage car was up
set, the engine and tender thrown OF
thetrack and badly injured. The cause
OF the accident was, switch being GU,
OF place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
EREE0.EN AND TalE SsI>U.

The failure OF the Black Republican,,
TO cheat the Irish citizens into Voting
for Fremont, has somewhat riI,d the
stomach of Horace, and iiom coaxiug
and palsvering before election, he turns
to wilful abuse and misrepresentation
after election. rs the following specimen
shows.
"The Irsh Nees is great advocate
Of European Liberty, and great friend
Of the Nicaraguan and all other Amer
lean fillibusters. Thus, it aims at the
extension Of Liberty in Europe and the
extension Of Slavery in America. The
hish Of old were famous for making
hulls; in modern times they would
seem also to possess peculiar talent
for making ssses-of themselves"
I,hss not got through Horace's Wool
that the Irish are not So easily deceived
by fair words, AS solne ot the other class
Of adopted citizens. The, could no,
quite comprehend the transition OF the
defaming, hating, prescribing, and per
scouting Know Nothing party, into a
liberty loving, tolerant, and tncndly
Republican party. in SO short space
Of time and they were so foolish AS to
believe. that it was not quite prudent
for them to forsake the old Democrat
ic Party, that had always been the
friend Of the equal rights of the native
and adopted eitiaens, and were never
known to carry on any crusade agsins,
religion or birthplace.
Greeley wondered why the Irish
would not "mAke asses Of themselves, :
BY swallowing down all the vile trash
about shielding Kansas" and South
srn aggression" which he aud his com
peers manufactured for electioneerins
capital, and he 10 so profoundly disap
pointed At the total want OF gullibility
81 the sSons Of the Green ISLE" thai
he he's fallen to abusing them most un
ssaciously. There is no class Of per
eons moro brave in fighting our battles
more useful In aiding to carry on on,
iatssual improvements or attached to
ovs eevssnnsat and institutions, than
he irish. AZ . general rule they arc
sincerely attached to some religious so-
sa1eS. nsssly y Tie Catholic Church.
~ - M ssasssvlatvs y spirit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
EN- There are now mn,

ES- There are now upwards of
three hundred vessels engaged in the
Baltimore oyster trade, and it is calcu-
lated that they bring weekly to the
city upwards Of 100000 bushels, the
larger portion Of which ere ahipped to
the Wast within twsnty.i.ur hours
sttor their arrival. 4 single one OF
ths establishments shells, pscks end
ships s.Ooe basAsls ~ DAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

4 TALL FAmlLY.-Soloe per sou furnish
"a paper in OHIO with the following ftc's
in relation To family now residing III Bour-
bon county, Kentucky. The fa'ii-r was
originally from Maryland, bu, has ,-.,ded
In Kentucky since his early youth.
In Me following table the height, weight,
and eutire ages OF the mily is given.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

EH- The bills Of the following
Banks are refused by the Massachus-
etts Banks: Mount Vernon Bank, Pro.
violence, K. l.; Bank OF the Republic,
Providence, r. l.; Rhode Island Cen
trail Bank, East Greenwich; Canton
Bank, Exeter, n. H.; South Royalton
Bank, South Royalton, VT; Farmers
Bank, Wexford, r. |.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
"a. PRE-,DE>T,~ aCS>ME.

This able, conservative, Impartial
and soundIv Democratic document. W.
furnished our renders YESTERDAY morn
ing
Tn. President considers the re-
suit Of tbs recent elections
yerdic, Of the people against !:eogr"ph-
ical parties, aud thinks such org""'~s-
,;ons would have had little support ~
snv mart of the country II their true
aims were NO, disguised under plausl-
HE pretenses, and suggestions actlng
upon an excited state OF the public n'nd'
induced ty temporary aud he hopes
,ra,s;en, causes. lie condemns that
,pecious class OF parsons who, under
pre,ense Of checking the spr'ai "'
Slavery in the Territories, design !" III
tertere with the institution ~ the States
where i, exists by statute law lie &C.
tends the principle of the Nebraska
and k,,,sa, acts. and the repeal of the
Missouri omprolni,c, and hls own poll
cy respecting the Territories. h"c char
ges upon the opposition m'mhtf>"' INC
Congres. Of 1894 the setting III motion
OF the revolutionary proceedings tha'
bay. since occurred IL Kansas, AMI
condemns the iucur,ion, mt" The tef
ritory from the North and the south,
and the intam,nalory reports tha'
have been purposely circulated to ere
ate agitation. lie SAY that c>crN ci-
fort has been made by HIM I" correct
abuses, and reloices that all Is no" i 'irI
there. He thinks that reflection an'
wise Legislation by the peopI' and Leg
,slatuye of the Territory Will correct
the evils OF bad laws, aud holcs that
all those acts contrary 10 the PROM
ION, of the Constitution will We 70
pcaled.
some reference is made to the lie
ports of his Cabinet officers, whl"l
will appear in the Published reports
All question:, pending between hn@'"h'
and the United States are ma tarwa ~
of speedy settlement, aud that III
ouestiou Of the Danish Souu'l iti'a
will be adjusted a. soon a that qne~
ton is settled With European ma'lirn'
powers.
Our affair with McAiro and Contra
America are but briefly allulc to,
With regard 10 Nicaragua, Tia
President SAWS, that b..ng unable L
decide which Of the two contrndu;
parties in the State is the Go>crmeu'
defacto, he had declined 10 receive
repre-ontatiyv from either, auI i i'pN
awaiting further Developments. 1t
reference to the Panama MASSACRE. h
saws he has demanded the punishment
of the guilty parties with full indenn'
" to the families OF those who wei
killed iu that affair, rs we'll as for III
property destroyed.
In conclusion the President eApres,
es his congratulations IN Vie" OF tn
peace, the greatness and tar'lltic
which our country nov possesses an
ENJOYS, aud says he is preparing to SIN
render the executive trust to hi> sue
cessor and retire 10 private life wit
sentiments OF gratitude TO Prosidcne,
which through hi- Administration
vouchsated to carry the country thro
80 many difficulties.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

DEA.Ii OF A FAMOUS SHOW MAN-
General Rufus Welsh, proprietor Of
the National Circus and Theatre, III
fhiisdelphia, died at his residence in
that city, Oh FRIDAY night, OF Typhoid
Fever, aged 81 Years. Tie had been a
circus manager Tor nearly ~ years.
having commenced the business at the
age OF nineteen. In that capacity he
visited most every country on earth.
usually in search OF animals He inn
ported more animals to the United
States than any other man He cross
ed tie Atlantic fourteen times, and sew
eral times trsversed India and Africa.
He Was very popular, especially with
his employees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

~ Gcrritt Smith has performed .
characteristic act Of liberal'ty, which
will perpetuate the memory Of gooo
man, by giving funds for the erection
of Library building in o-~eg"' where
he owns considerable property. HE
building is nearly completed and VIII
soon be opened for public Inspection
aud benefit. The premises are enclo-
sed with a neat iron fence. The col
lection Of volumes is +" be large ana
choice-a grea, number Of European
works having been purchased IN that
Country.
The New York Tribune acknowledge
es that It's latest advices from kansas
wear a brighter aspect than any It had
previously received for months.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

An old widow, when her pastor said
to her, God has not deserted you in
your old age" replied mo, sir: have
Q very good appetite still ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
Dwelling House.

Ae.A PART OILS III dwelling house 10 b. let, con
Nj: Ing ~ four runs, situated on sixth street,
Ell briwren Ist'laire and Fstnsm STREETS, IN.
anIie Of JnHS ZIMMERMAN, Plan Fort" maker. Poet
lftlc. BuitIiuy, Brady street, or Of this once
nov .ttt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

euNHH third .lo.y over HiddifsoG Lyon Cturk ~
i eioye, Cad eafses. betw,~a hrady and feiry -
Enquire os HipDLsSN : IsON'
.SrAANf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
n a. CSetGesss - SossA'
Hardware q Get.

OO90WOoV ~ WV
n NJ ,ubscsibers venIA respectfully ihtHe sse
j c,issas AZ Iowa hist hey Asvs opened ~ s,oIs
sora riy occuptd rs l.sec k.as, % Sscona :. ~
opposite ths h C1stpo WSosss tes ths pufpse o. e1s
posIns u ssasssl sssastmAst os
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
des.nea fSr Nleses q Tsrrisor but " ooasseurnce
Of shs easly q slre senevoaaiou tAsy have coooaee
~ a,spaso os the ea0e ~ ~ eeevs ssena d -.
We bsvs ~ hard ssnssal asssstsaent ~
nkURHEo, CLOCKS, PLATED stDONs
/ vonRA uunAAN BIIvEh-WAHE
sxsfar ssssl A~s ~, tJs7ltf s3E
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

,,,,.s and 40 no, deem themselves
called upon 10 make au'a"i'i' eior's
:, ,,,,l;sb the institutions VI other I
STATES. thinking that their political ac-
non IL. aud al right ought 10 he, con
,i,.I ~ the limits Of their own State.
They. therefore, looked upon the
I,uipfaut Aid Society is an nr2ahiza-
ton, unlawful in its origin, nn"lse "
pt.redcn,. AMI only calculated I" pro-
,h,r. counter organizations III other
sections Of the country, t" make Nan
-. battle field. Wherein 10 test Their
respective powers. They believed that
ENGLAND hal a. much right to promote
ORGANIZATIONS, tina, are intended I"
chang, the institutions Of AIn"rlra, A.
Massachusetts hn! To establish similar
organizations 10 operate III kansas.
The, saw that our Territories can ONLY
IT, properly settled IN peaceful AN"
natural manner. and that any hot-bel
Efforts 10 force it, premature GROWTH
viii onle dciea, that object. And they
furthermore -aw. that no other parry
except the Democrat" party ha' a
n.r,jcle of reverence for the Constltu-
t,on of the Rcpnhl'c, and hclIe' ing
for Themselves. that it Was moi "A com
narl with the devil or "A league with
hell" ,hcy desired to act with tlc par
X whl,.l, made the Constitution the
t,,, of r,rr> political measure.
lhr, arr, 10 bind adhcrouts OF tie
p,n,o, rate party, tut acting np"n
pri,riplr. AMI from the light "i point
al know LEDGE afforded then, ~ oui
l,a,t history. they readily unite with
on party, simply because every "h'
al II, measures have been conceived
IL such u spirit al wisdom. that t'r\
have been adopted aud eanciiicd Y
the popular heart, and inN" been ~
Strnmcntal IN carving the uatl"u "h
ward rom trcticnc>s 10 Po"ci, au'
from dependence I" glory nipa'a.
rlc, h, any a. the ancient republics
There Is another peculiarly ai"'H
the IRISH citizens, which a,noNs tue
lry and his ASSOCIATES IL mi>rc,rc>cn
ta,iuu. The IRISH are not 50 >iupri a
10 believe the char.r, that they ATE thu
pro slavery party. The, have u"
heard Democrats II the North adv"
cate an, such doctrine a. the "cNleu
SION ~ >la,eN ia America, and iaN'
which the parry hse adopted, 81 adv"
Gated. icnding I" thai result, anl the
cannot I.clic,r the rucilirs oi the Ih
lev ami hl> ans dee ,nl'. The lr>l
, a. ior the proof, am. ''rcv'rN l"lnl
them to the Nebraska EiIi, i,ul, SAY
Pat. does thai lc.islalr Nla>ciA i"t" la
Territory oh ne. SAYS lima,'
'hu, II allows the people OF the lrrr'
tory To- have IL IT they wish. NY ell.
, SAYS Fat, II am III ia>or oi pcrnliltln.
. thu people 10 make their own law.
whether III New York OF III kansa.
and that docllihc uou | make me pro
, slavery man. )" Horace calls Ia
, All ASS, and all Irshncn "asses, AIN
| goes away grumhhng something abou
the late defeat of Fremont.
: pEA.n OF FAMOUS SNOWMAN
General Rufus Welsh, proprietor ,
= ~. 4 ,.pI Ih.utt,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
BERAGES,

800 Wool Long Shawl>.
80 l'roehe Long and square >hawls.
zoe pair sup. Bed Blankets.
10 eases Bicachcd MuSlil~,
> eases Canton Flannel.
loo Debagc AMI Delain Robes,
) cases Prints,
100 pieces Delain>,
10" French aud E.ny. .,.erinoe,
900 Satlncti. Ca>sncres a. Jeans.
MN great 'aie'F % other goods which w. viii
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
EVENING DRESS GOOD

EVENING DRESS GOODS.
lxyHlrE BROCADR SILKS;
w Light strip EN- Plaid silks;
Whit mink a.ri blue Cfe.>f lie PsTsle:
Pink blue and white silk T'r;
Col,re,, Bar,yes and Tari"t"n>:
Pink blue and bird Merlin;
whi,. Nsrip.s ami delaims.
Embro;deres Of erery DesrP''"".
Silk r. r,hss and Lac Cape;
yajcnciennes aud Nai. So Lace -ri,>,
White and light colorci Kid Gloyes,
And ga, variety Il every style Of Evening Dr's>
Good, can b. ;ornd ~ WADSWORTHs,
d.4Gdt. Serrrd T., opposite LfCiaife Non C.
Notice to Young Men.
ggNuE ext n. e,ld weather rendering II impossible
L la c.,mul.t. h new rooms designed for The u.s.
II Bars COMMERCIAL Coileg, The course VIII D. re-
s,,n,i Ia III. r-, pr sent occupied a. such Post
once Building. Oh Monday, December oih. atco Nv
IOWA HANDBOOK for 1861.
With new and cotr.ct Map. by Parker anih
~ .Iowea- is !" Sc, l vol. " NIB, Price 1Sis
Minnesota Hand Beck for $751;.
With ncw anil accurate Mapby II Parker; vol.
i2mE; Price 75ct>.
Leslie's Gazette Of Fashion
For December, Pric' s0c'..;
A. No. IS Brady STREE. near h. Post once
~ moi Ell N'"S
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Netice to Young Men.


Tn. Ladies Of the Second Baptist Church and cp''-
creation vii bold Fair and Festival in their ne"
Uou.- If W,rshi, ,orne. OF Fourth and FRY SIS >
SO, on Tur-i., vv ming. the I'D Of D"c'u,~T
The pr,cr..,, ar, I, ~ s,rIied towan> FURNISHING
the church. AL are invited to attend dtc5i.d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06
VINEGAR FACTORY,
BY
OTTO NI9sEN,
DEALER WHOLESALE. RETAIL.

oTo ~ AesGA4SS
DEALER WHOLESALE. y RETAIL.
Hro,cn Sreei, befseeen Front aud Second
Davenport, IOsrN.
ITwil!,. ms en,leav"rto supply my customers" VII
L thr best quality 81 low prizes. ! have got YER
strong Doubie-R eciified Vinegar, which i. par
ticuariy we'll qualified for preserve
n r. En empty vin-gsr and "ti>ky eArtei>
pay the highesi prices .sr~
dec5du cIio Ni"SLS.
AN ORDINA NCE u. aIneid AN ursiinanot TOT the
extension III Twelfth street.
Sc 1t. he Il ena,t4,, By Ii. City Council Of The
CITY ut Davenport that Section 81 OF said Ordnance
for thu extension Of Tweinh street be amended by
striking ont the words "contiuuance op' ming and
xo,kins'' between the words "estsbshment" snd
cot"
Passed and approved November 18TH, 1885.
JOHN FORREST Mayor pro. tim.
At,,,l WM. HALL, Clerk.
d-c5d2t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-06

enact LATING LIBRARY
And Nv, Depot, opposite tn. LeCiair. Hous' New
York. Chicago and Cincinnati Dsili-s received 'V-
10, s. II. STARR, Agent.
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COM N ERCIAL COLLEGE,


com N ERCIAL COLLEGE,
Davenport, LOscN.
IscoEPoKATED JUNE "a, 1850.
ElCULTT:
WILLIAM v. BARR, A. b.,
Professor Of Theoretical and Practical Bookkeeping
and Brsiness PenIaAnship.
JOSEPH c. LOPEZ, ESQ.,,
As..stAn, Principal and Teacher in Book. Keeping
Department
DANIEL L. sHoREY, ESQ.,,
Lecturer on Commercial Law.
GEORGE W. sCHElDE, A. NJ,
Professor u Mathematics and German Language.
In cnsrse Of Calculation D. par; nsnt
The winter course sill c nun nee on DEE. !, 10 the
new apartments sppr prisisd expressly 10 the Col
ese purposes, on corner Of 81 aud Perry streets. IN
JAG .b,'s new building The course will Comprehend
every branch ,auaht ., stul or institutions
Ladies' Apartment.
one room will be nsnd two Ia. ur- each day exclu-
sivsy ~ male department, In which PenmRnship
and Bo' k.K'tping VIII be taught nnder ths inmed!.
ate supervision 81 the Principal
Every faculty. viii be adbrd-t students froL- dis
lance in procuring suitable boarding house,, and In
acc .mpiishins the cour.e In the shortest possible
INNS: Fet further particulars sp1ly to .. address
III" Principal. novyJdlm
ROBES! ROBES ROBES!
NAN. HOsEs. Wolf, Pax, German Cat, Gris.
i ~, SLACK a,,a I,sb,ils sr Robes; buiaio.
a s@s ''1 "''a !. $ ASTON : co.'s
Kn0 PAIRS Fur Gloves and Gsunllei.,
500 PAIR " Collars % s-"''' . 4
CENIN'e cei~brsisd prensh cs-hmerctse HIT
" Soft Hats In great vA,iet at
ALsroN's.
I1UR CAPS. Push silt and Aohslr, FOR sal. =,
A. $. ASTON 1 CO,
nov1i second i, opposite Letlaire House.
7 AIDES Fancy Furs can be found in sre., vari-
Il efyat ALsTON's.
I KArHER TRUNKS Carpe, Bags, sascheI-, Um-
II breliss, etc. ~ ALSTON'S.
NOTICE.
VCHE :, b-cribers hsvs this day entered into CO.
parile ship in the n, reliant Tailoring ousin' ss,
under The nsne Of 4. CAsTEEL CO., and viii car
r, on the b. s!nrss At ths old stand, where may be
found fresh assortment q
yStoc end SeUeoss~Ale GOOds,
for Gent. men. wear, and made up ~ ord,r N the
iAtes. styles. We hsv" on hsnd . isss~ Assortment
% the best made
Ge1ts Furnishing Goods
consisting " al yarttie. Of
lAtyss Uad~sAsvss. Lsssssrs SsscA 7Sss, Ossvsfs,
Gloves, Muis, Soe&s. Gsspsades,
Braces and we fythng Ia this line, for sale at oS
mark 0ivr us . Csli.
A. cAsrsEL,
noviAd,f GEO. LATiMER.
AZ Private Sale,
LION cssh OF exehansr for City Property. ., s'ea
i n.ts>i lev
: norse and : seated Carriage.
standing top. VIII Be disposed Of cheap for ea.h.
arg TO- Of
w = Z . h . -
- The very bsst makes, wsrranird - acod tim
Ae' pcr- any in The world. Also large stick u
E.1NCY' GOODS,
.ud an invoice u Plain. CbSrSeab,s. Figured sad
raid silss, which ths Ladies invited % sxAuo.
Inc " NORRIS.
Nov !. .i---.--------------------
WOODEN PUMPS,
sTsH1 sub- csihss ID now ready 70 furnish WOODEN
] PTnteto order. ~ eny length ~ cepecisy
7hcs- puups ere made ~ sAst wse0s viu net fse~se
In thru. Warrsntesl 81 wosh w-il ebs oo@ y~Ar
Aoaedncs sags furnished 70 euasr. Ososrs may -
~, ~ fEc ~ O. ~ H. L. okxssY. 10, NfOA tho
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DtsSOisstiOSa.

slVHE Co-pA tn. rship heretofore existing @tw'en
| III. und. s!gn., und. thu nanh Of Allen q
Duoian, has been Dissolved - ifher parry - ~"
;zei t .Iiu.t m. unset led husue.. OF the late IN
WILLIAM Dcu,AN vii still continue the ons,I' =
Al his RaaI n taie Agency ..ri Law af,te, IN Hon-
man. new hnidns west -ide Il Aain street thr'e
.trr> below Cox y S,'g'nt',,
RICHARD X. ALlEN
,su~ WILLIAM DoOLAS
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WOODEN PUMPS,

] PCMfe 10 order, u sny lsnGeh " capacity
1hcs- panps ere made ~ tAst wsses wv nes fs-vse
Ia thru. Warranted 81 wesh veil tbs oo% y~As.
Aoaednct iegs furnished 70 DrAsr. 0tdsrs may b
l~rt u TIC "a - u T.. u eASsy, 0a.i - ~ite NE
esbseftbGf q 4 siss< Of snsehssa. asas Q No.
aessSS;s% IN NJ avn !. 3. ta0&aS
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THE VOICE o. the WHOW1,cs
Buchanan has majority Of all the
votes in majority (le) Of the States
VIZ: Pennsylvania, Indiana, prob
ably,, and all the slavehol.fng States
cxrep, Maryland, comprising an ag-
gregate population, according to the
las, census OF l2.3sl.s24
Frc,non, has majority OF
all the votes in each OF
the six New England
States, and in Michigan
and Wisconsin,. compris
ing population Of 3.4sl.l6i
Fillmore has majority OF
all the votes in Maryland
population Of 5s3,o34
In New York. New Jersey,
ohio, Illinois aud Iowa,
neither candidate has
majority; population 6,tlo,s62
California, not heard from 92,597
Total population 23,o99,57e
The States in which Buchanan has
majority Of all the votes, comprise
more than half the population OF the
country: Those in winch Fremont has
a majority, but little more than one
>e,culh Of the whole population.
ANOTHER VIEW.
The total number Of votes
polled for Buchanan at the
recent election, may he
stated in round numbers,
At 100000
For Fremont l,275,OOt
For Fillmor. $4,000