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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06


Before Notary county Of State Of
Virginia, county this Daniel q.
Of the OF Wheeling, aud made due
the condition the Bank Of Wheeling
and the best Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 2lsi day Of Aprlr ISIS.
J.. X DICKEY " p
MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERS BANK OF WHEELING
WHEHIISo, April g. 1850. I
HI. EIeelency HESHr A. WISE, Governor Of Va:
Sir Herewith hand the the
Bank quarter ending March 81 1856 the
corresponding quarter year Very respectfully,
}. r. DICKRY, Cashier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

Private letters from Auconi. italy, dated u Of April
advise that Mr. Fillmore there en route from Rome
to Venice, aud expressed determination visit st. Pc
ter.burgh nov that declared before returning
10 the United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

BETrER THAN SoGERiSG 1t il said that the bride Of
Major Rnes, L. 5. A., Sho married in NewbutpI
the other day. received from her mother bridal present
in the shaoe Of Ferry property worth s3OOuOO That.
better than waiting for death make the heirs rich and
happy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

Fares Termed To TRAGEDY.-A few days since some
young men ia Ligonter, Westmoreland county Pa got
up sham duel but in loading the weapons Que of the SEE
conds, by caressness ignorance discharged pistol the
ramrod ofwhich was driven through his hand causing
serious wound which will render amputation necessary
full.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

Tm MoRNoSs.-The Mormons recently held a mass
convention IN Cedar Grove Utah. at which they estimated
their population 100000 and resolved demand adj
mission into the Union Application will probably be
before the close Of the present Session Of Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

DEsgssED-Mrs. Jerusha Palmer, for many years pub.
lsherof the Mount Hocy o. J.) Mirror aud Mother Of
V. y Palmer Fog, Of Phladelphia died in Mount Holly
on saturday night She 90 years Of sge and was
with exception the oldest resident Of Mount Holly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

tTrUaS o. AsgmCAS OfucERs.-Msjor Dela6eld Ma
jor Nordecs aud Captsin Mcclellan the military officers
.e-tof sar la the Crmeawere among the pssseDgeb the
Perda.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

The Masonic fraternity in New York city contemplate
building Temple, which in size and maguifcenc, will
-urpass any edhce OF the kind in the world The Grand
Lodge not being an ncornoatc body, the work will bc
With it, approval, by association formed
Tor that purpose. The cost is estimated $500 OOu-
That of the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia wns over
s3o0OO The site Of the building has not yet been Sc
LII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

FIRE IN CHATTANOOGA ,TESS.-On the 2sth ult, a fir.
broke out ia OF the brick warehouses owned by A
Johnson and used by Grenvlle Semple Co.. in Chatta
nooga aud destroyed large amount OF property The
principal losers are Granville Semple Co. Hook BRYAN
Pardue X. Hope aud A. Ii. Johnson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
THE WEATHER. CROPS. &c.


ALHsslbtg-Aner very long dry which our farmer.
were beginning TO Apprehend serious Injury M
~eAurr changed ye.eray and that have had fs
o. ram sich has Afforded relief To the
learned That our farmers
.uppy having been ~, usly injured by the
The ehnch lug i beg
tiers n the vhra fields A. the has moi
shd We Indulge the hops that is greatly , a,t
hope vi" not he sangune until Of the prrsrnt mon,
- w." JOINT worm usually makes
ih inst. aud nay be that the severity winter someuRt
d'Hys IL appearance this
BHtIorE weather In this section . eop,,.
very d Tor is season Of the We have "a enough
here 10 thoroughly wet the earth he sns
~ winter We hear considerable
relation 60 the wheat WI hav.
ave TIE crop Notwithstanding the long
that almost every species Of Krow Iots
cue 10 "a that the wheat there looked
seen u at this season Of the year valley Wig.
CuFtru-Irom quarter o. county the prospect Of
goo" crop wheat u cheering friend s tie upper the
,y itnaIkt 70 ~ lev days ago that The like has
tnoSn 70 that section Of the county lie story
about tie ny and chinch buy
nat Ne bysd the whrat 20 b. clear lng-ahd that
.u crops Of wheat Will he gathered Known
In the county bsforc.-Obssrrer.
GEtgl-Thc Savannah Republican regrets to learn rom pl,p.
ier that The young cotton In The saboad cond
rrahy Injured by the late cold hv
rn o Monday mornngasi 10 some locaic IL believed the
crop WV have 70 be- rplanted either rhole par the
este Jar south Camden beyond which inms,on
" the Republican does not extend
CiuosrlTbe reports that from us agricultural
districts NAM and varied IN their character.
csved With due alosance. On the hand
relative 70 certain ruon and he probabues Of us year
unetamteJ w W. growth and abundance
orm year since ne cultivation Of the country the other
grunbnr and epinugs INDUCED done
sud w gpo,sby Of even duge itself mating Up or ~, dam
sc sed - me young crop during the
20 lasb prevailing Balancing stories sg,nst X ale
u af 70 presume that with ght and April
We showers Which thus far have the FORTNIGHT We
shap be blessed With perhaps fair avsge YIELD sueent ~ I'll
ceh ot All essential Wans ~ perhaps certsIn
UsrGh. Wv ~ s ~ +'""'''e"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
HANK or wUyyIING. Ar

Ills EScslency, HESEr A. WIS., Governor OF Virginia:
Enclosed send Of the condition Of this
the ist inst, with = corresponding Of last year
am yours respectfully,
d. C. LIST CAsi.ler.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

STREET SWEEPING MAcHINE-An improved machine
for sweeping has been invented The brooms are
made To move back and FORTH and sweep the ground
in almost precisely the the hand broom
Zach brush works independently OF the other and is
pressed uto place by spring from behind; this arrange
ment prevents Yielding movement and allows the broons
TO lit, separately stones mpedments which hap
pen to lie in their way without disturbing the other
The dirt is swept endless revolving belt which
carries to side and discharges same on to the
ground. A. the machine advances through street the
NTH " II be thrown up into long winrows be suisse
quently removed by shOvels or by another machine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

THE RECENT GREAT FIRE-lt is generally agreed
that the total loss by the disastrous conagrato of We'd
nesday night will not exceed the stated by Us YES
terday that is 100000 Two thirds of this sum will be
covered 10y insurance leaving clear loss the property
owners OF 100000. The city insurance offices suffer
quito heavily The principal offices lose follows -
Franklin, sSoOOn; nsyvaniA s6O0OU; Fire Associ.
auon S2oOOu; North American, S25,O 300; Delaware Mu
tual s25,oOO Royal Insurance Company 600 Phils
delpha Fire and Life, 81 1000; Commonwealth 80 OOo:
Cont'ibulonshp, $1,000; independent Mutual 81 500
Total. S2sUuUO.-IhM V I'm -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

VIOLENT SroRM.-The New Orleans papers of Monday
report that violent storm visited that city on SUNDAY
which extended TO the Lake where it confined from 4
NJ to T. NJ. gentleman who usrrowy cscaped a
watery grave, states that previous the
OF the storm there twelve sks in sight only one Of
winch he sa" reach land, and in that boat out Of
four persons drowned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

CHILD sHoT.-A child OF Mr. VIM Luckey was killed
in Baker county, Ca, the 18th uIt under the follow
ing circumstances: There old pistol about the
house which had not been used for three or four
Mrs Lnekey took it, and after examining to see if
Was loaded aud trying repeatedly fire it off gave il 10
her infant To play with Another her children about
four years old took the pistol away from the child and
placing the muzzle against it, forehead snapped 1.-THE
pistol fired, killing the infant instantly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
To COR % EsPONDENTS.
khsf,<ss q, .1sf "a .r.f.fress>d 70 IA uEfff,r
Campaign Wing.

CUSTOM will the Is, OF June, and eontnu
Presidential election, the Campaign wh the fol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

woman OF st. Quentin has endeavored TO commit sui
eide IN novel manner. She boiled quantity OF water
and placing herself her bed undresed poured il over
her body But death occasioned and her suffer
ings were dreadful that she forced to shrek out
wildly This drew tbs p9ajghR2S5s to t1 hcgS;e
yGrrd, the Is considered likely to recover She
Was unable to pay the expenses Of law in which she
had been engaged, and it preyed on her mind
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

The Directors Of the Rank OF Wheeling hereby
certify that the foregoing has examined
lleye TO be G. D. HUBBARD,
JAMES = PORTER,
ROBT MORRISON,
A ALLEN HOWELL,
A. \. TODD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

O. n. EPRI0G, Cashier
TiiOS- y CONAwAY,
n o. COOPER,
WV u FYsTFR,
ISAAC HOLMAN.
Mssio- covSrr, Ss-ro WI;
RlfsvONr, April 90 1853
THIS day personally appssred before Justice Peace
u w. Hpgg Cashier, the shove
true % The best ofhis tnougdg, and btlst
THOs. RfHA,JP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

notice engagement at New YORK. Of sshr from
Richmond 70 RIo and baek, - rate DOT reported
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

IEssEs. EmIoRs:--We listened with
great satisfaction TO ATE Gestures OF PROBES
sol Beal, Of Boston, last week, in the Con-
sregationsl chureh,in this city, where he
continues to give instruction in the science
Of music, By the use vi the new notation Of
Day l. Besi. This system dispenses
with the staff and round notes, and indi-
Gates the relative pitch Of sounds by the fig
2fes /, 2, 5, &c, the rhythmic AMI dynamic
characters being the same IS in the old sys-
TEN. The intention Of i Is 10 relieve the
learner from The irksome task Of learning
tae 80 called rsnsPosiiion OF the scale,
winch, according 10 the usual method o.
te iching takes up so much OF the ame that
should be spent in training the VOICE, that
very feN can make much proficiency in the
tine generally allotted TO the subject.
We have for many years advocated q
sm plhcatiun OF musical notation on the
same grould taken Ly Prof. Beal, and
have oflen beea forced 10 turn away DISCUS
ted by the prejudice Of The people AID the
interested opposition Of professors; bot We
srs glad to see that sDme Of item are Civ.
ing in 10 a common sense system, which We
believe il calculated to do much good. We
do not pretend to say that Day & Beal'i
notation ia the very best that could be EN-
slowed. as there are other systems which
have claims % cur attention as improve
ments, but we DO sag that If music had beet
Eepi before the public IN such plain an,
Ineligible manner as il is presented i
his system, with an ordinary degree Of AZ
tenlon 10 il in the schools, il might have
been as well understood as any other brshel
Of learning.
We were particularly gratifed to hea
Mr.. Beal advoca,ing congregational sing
| ing in contradistineiion 10 proXy singing By
choirs, which has come 30 much into use 0
la,e years. We kaow Of 40 theoretica
, objection to ehoirs, yet dc they are gener
ally conducted their practical tendency il
to destroy congre gational singing.
The true cure 10 to bring the knowledge
Of music atliin the reach Of al tie pe3ple
and teach the.n all To sing. This l. Prof
Bsal's object, and VIC sish bin success.
X. N.
November IL, 1856.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
The yet. in Esypt,

10 ssy she very zleastvoi it, ,saessetasas
from the lower portion Of Illinois have
very suspicious appearance. They rather
verify the saying or opinion that Egypt CA
furnish q many Democratic votes o. may
Be required, in any case ef specisl political
emergency. Every thing down there i IN
hands of he Democracy" The msssss Of
that party there may be honest. but the lead
or, are not. The whole matter is in the
hands of these leaders. They have ample
opportunities for cheating if they see 1T
and with but little danger Of detection :
When their political honesty constitutes
The question, they are about as Suspicious !
set a. have their fingers ir politics They
are not to be trusted, for they aie mere toei'
OF Doug las and Richardson.
Now examine the votes OF come OF these
Egyptian counties Verify the pyramids o.
victories the Democracy are building up in
tlazinr caps in newspapers, should be call
ed Egyptian pyramids, for doubtless the
same frauds perpetrsted in Egypt, have
bean initiated in every State in the Union
Here are some details from the Egyp'
Of Illinois: Alexander county gave Tor
Treasurer S6l votes in %, That county
poS gives Buchanan 500 majority Pulaski
county which gave 246 votes for Treasurer
nov turns out 500 majority for Buchanan, =
Union county. which never gave i,oeOvetes
now rolls up l,A0o majority for Buchsnsn
Johnson county, which gave in "a. lss'
than thousand, now sends ACE mslority
ior Buchanan, Monroe has cas-. almost a.
many votes. il report is correct, as she has
males within her borders. Msrshali's Dis
tric,, the extreme Southern section OF tbs
State, which in 1854, polled only ll,4lt
votes. of which the Democrats had malo'
riw Of 5.5ss, now gives Buchanan s'Ssfes'
thousand nsajority'
50 might the contrast be earned on -
tafsifura, proving conelusivsly that th'
| bs.est frauds have been psrpetrated in
maay Of the Southern counties Of llhnols
| I, is by such means the will of the people
i frustrated by the Democratic party.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

The standing aud most approved 4ppe.l@.
tion Of the slavery press, during the late
campaign, applied 70 the parry Of Freedom
mas been that Of BLACK Republican,
There are two things which go 70 prove tligi
the Buchs nan party is the negro party, a.
ter ell 10 The first place Buchsnan IS eIec,
ted by negroes;-or what is the same thing
by electoral votes based upon slaves. The
South by the three-tifths rule gains twenty
one electorsl votes, as well as the same
number of members Of Congress. There
negro votes were given to Buchanan. Tbt n
again, his party lie fighting for the octupal-
ey Of Kansas by negroes instead Of free
"hile lsbyrers, These two things shou
which 10 the "Biack" psrty-leaVing out Of
view entirely their black deeds u border
rufisnism IN Kansas and elsewhere CHI
cago Dem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

RfsyLr IN ORIo.-The returns trsm -
counties give Fremont 1889 majority over
Buchanan. The As remaining counties VIII
increase the majority to $4,000. Well done
Tor the Buckeye State. The Fillmoreites
did all in tier power 10 give the State to
the Pre-. Slavery party, but they miserabiy
failed, and used themselves up in Their
,reachery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

The spirils Prison


Oh his prison orthe spirit,
That the mind must here iuhetit,
How r0or sd and dcsoatel
Yet ahavS IFS sishes raising.
iikeA lonely captive gasus
Through his narrow i,on sgats
In the far % visits seeing
just enough u reai bsiag,
To roRlind him of his doom,
As faint beams Of light immortal,
Pierce some erevice Of the portal
az his earthly spirit tomb.
1hseriug thought shall ncteysr
Struggle IN the vain eniearor
t. escape this calling Chain
Glorious hope for man to cherish
Thai these prison wallis willperish
And free the soul again
Then the split that has strisen
For the sod, shall sor y heaven,
kans,mod by alopips blood
Upward sill, through endless ages,
Joined with Prephsts, Saints and ssses
To the very throne Of God
Nor, 1866 ST
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

The N " York Journa. Of Commerce
saws Western apples are selling higher
than vas ever before known at this season
OF the year. Sale was made yesterday al
O. pei barrel Long leland PipPins continue
to be put up in large quantities for expor'a
ten, al from So to Sc when rolledin papers
1ad packed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

FoUsrEEs GoyERsoRs.-On the basis CT
imposition to the further extension d Sia-
very. the And-Nebraska party IN lhe North
has secured the election OF fourteen Gov
erport OF States, within the last two years.
Ia fact, ali Governors in the Free States
except in Indiana and California will, on the
first Of January next, be Republicans
The. as The result OF two gesrs' labor, IS
samei hing 10 boast Of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
THE BOOK OF THE AGE
Ready November 25th,
Reeollections of Lifetime,

Men and Things have seen in Europe and
America.
NY : O. GOODRICH, the yeItable feifr Farley, ah
fDthar of The History of All Nations &c. Se In I've
ar,, I2a,o ,otunie- ,Ia5 pages. Is original Engra
,jnr Including an accurate Steel Portrait Of the author
Price So ,,,..,,,,
REcOBLEeTI0Ns Of 4 LIFETIME
embraces the prominent public events OF the last ha
century both az home and abroad, complete hutoeios
atliy Of the author-his early days education ahd NJ
nrsry career and an Of original, curious, anu
valuable Personal Incident Aneeiate aud Dest rpiioh
seldom If ever met With In a single sOik. lite
THE AUTHORS LIFELONG WORK,
and nothing sre il anything equal to H. 20 blended
anus enent and instruction has ever been pabh'hed'
MIR, Goodrich Is The
Author and Editor OF no toiumes'
II which over sEvEN have Teen sold, ana thi7
tbe great work Of his life, rmLies the condensed sub
stance 81
His Ample Literary aud Praetcai Experience
MILLIONS or oUB CoUNrRfARN
, have read reter Party's farmer works, VIII hatl
with rapture this gHcoHt contribution tom he pea
llgslers solicited Address
MILLER OkioN & MuILlGANs Publishers,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
ILLINOIS.

Bissell has 5000 majoray in Illinois. EV'
ery candidate on the Republican State tieke
is elected BY maiorities ranging from 5000
70 10000. Mid the great triumph, the only
regret is that Fremont should have lost the
State. But Illinois has done nobly. She
has rebuked Douglas at his home in thun
der tones.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

How IT GoEs.-The Mississippi Tinaef,
speaking Of the reasonable speech OF Pres
ton s. Brooks, at Ninety Six, s. C., says:
1--WE have no comments 70 nuke On such
outrageous declarations! Sumner never Ut
tered more tress0nsble sentiments" But
officiating BUCCANEERS up here think SUN
ner alone outraged deceuey Of speech, ard
tna, Brooks ,as justified. They 60 beyond
their nigger- driving masters!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

The Monroe National Press. i The ute 81
q newspaper recently started in the town
Of Mopro, Michigan, By a. c. Salisbury
Mr.. S. was formerly Journeyman % oar
Office and Al that time considered an up
right man, but since he has removed 70
Miehigau and established Buchanan sheet
ne cannot rouch for bis morality.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14
A i;onn INVESTMENT

.r.y,., au, Mil oompleted and In operation An. .
II our allett ace pshtd in having Que ~ w. w.
Mills Ia the Ciy OF Davenport, and our
ing to dispose OF Mills and Rights IN IN osttS w
NJ now oier thls Mili, Machinery, Engine, riAnia,
Enildpss and Lease, ior saio ON aeeomhoun...as
terms 10 q reliable party. This MIL y mahusse ~,
ring a large quantity u Four per day, AZ sNssy ~
ang expense. The cleaning sppa ratus Is unanlpass
"a Ia the wesi, no better Investments nov open
make money Fol further pafticulafsappiy 70
lei ~ III JACOB WEAVER Ik, Y ".
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

i~F. a fam 5ift,acs,a. .f s.....s,.af. d. .-.
Tsp De- IA t.... FL. no.. 80. v ''' " ~
le,.5. 80 agfes m i ,. 40 ,',' n, -1..f sa.isf
eaooi a5Gso On To- .aag trS, '"s Az % l'tsS
10. Tara, Of IT,. hsErE ST. g.g a. 3 ,. - . G..-
good ifsHs house, q raotas, vel, r m
ts- ag,,.....,-
o. n req e, su aC1Fs sa s.l q, ge. r. East Be
''''' south Of Falto1 "cr", itvgsa, ass llas sI4ra
iel-A Farm as $50 serc, u,t. ,r....... ..,....,-,
. - GauF, Prise % n4lii.s .ptf N. ,.. 49,.
GOD '''SS iara'
| ne-An improved lar.- ., $3.50. q, .-sr
'''''- - '-7@ ~ -.'r pt"a e.. - .@s.
r,. soYa. -. t, -, .''a Ea 'oF@ "p thgf't1-
! ls1 DID.
s''''''' d. .''s"s t'9' o' irss fof ,sta.
| US farm. ,-..5.- TT
| GOA Of irl j 80 80 > 7n' '', ~ -l 'fs'
..i VIII a me 49, .' a'',s' = i&'i u u broken the
49, ' IF.shuF fuits yEa.s IlE 10y
l's u ia. D.. "' -aa acres I'll gf5h 6. ..e--. r..
.,,.' - i'snP-rt' "io1 which So er.sss3 +. J,ias
| "nsi payment '"' 81.
/ ts'--A iatln " So aces aH l.g I,Ui.rr,s -f q. ,
!
/ Is.--A chsaui,fp,s r I.i.... -t. ....
! liics ory uIovs, 100 ssr.-,. - h. u .'' WIT @'
rauI, sim STREAM, a. 800 A' -" ti "ty t't-
| slsOy 's '"'"eh 'E F''ra
ips-~A farm ~ ruflas ..... Tr.,.,.,... ..-
asarfrs f,p,l-r n .-.I- 100. '''s"" H tfN anfFs,
sator runuDg brou IA s ''' ,,, 5T7'n
house OF .ts rDOuts5 priat > ~ ~ ''''' 'F''i
ies-Auothe, srra adjoining Princeton aha .s s5.,-,,.
''''' A"1'g' ''''L'' ga wen ~aa o,lari rss $40
i,a .a.kc' up"" wila Greg 81 wheat H,-bc rs-.l
20 epienAI hif@ Of H,erss ia Pleasant y..,
49, under cn'e, tru t.i Iriala t,ousgs g,afJ -r
." aerrz lover u,d ttuD, u.ra W.. mi, @ S''''
harvested this ys,l Our ni.-e us,tii a.t f, .t
a.a 70, "Ood Land.
49, acres 81 wood lAt1 th section to- a. sd rarya
''.H VIII DO divided % a'li Ia pas budy.
.'". ia Pam 81 Hiivty art ND tire aff-,t-if.f NV
auoTt dIstauo" brluv Cant Ig.j.se,. f, "t'l.'f
no l7g--A Farm sf about ~, ,,r..,, HI.
toat 10 acres tiier an frrd ',l't!y Grow,
ptth A l4. L,u,, 900 - IN w. s"'t nitth tn"rr
,-.'S' &C. iR''' ~" per Ae''.
oaisr nee "oa neatly an a"sbe, i 1 s,s' y, a.
~sIer oa thy laad ''''s' running
, .' -, t t5 Of ,L,n, rs. agrga "tr f.yo,.se
'srr ranu'ng lnU1ngi, hup grazing iuu ull i,.,4I
''. ''"-A Yarn "i''9 "Iea rrai HICKORY Grnye ulb
10 acre. Wv
no - Farm II 100 scTss Ia sections and H. T 70
uu.o, ,uau., slat rTnpts ", 'v,"ianr goa
a.s sg,qrd. win 4, H",y'. - acres ga Wheat
'-''''''i ~ ~ - D l't ttE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

rlNIE stockholders af the Iowa IIs aul Marine nsn-
r,ues 10 are hereby notified that ten per cent q the
capital stock requested TO b. paid ia al their oee on
- before Tho Il IL lust q. g. 4. MITCHELL.
kpwIN SNifE. Secretary. Pfesid-ut
hayeutzirt Nov dtt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

tuE s II ts advertised ~ take place this dA} Is
postponed uIl THURSDAY next, 9Th day u November
ia cln-e1u enge ii bal weather Al who desire bar
aims Dos. hear thus ~ unb After ,he sals val
-t-., n, Wet BasrnsHt viii o-r te0 walt situated
81 On "a street a. rnrlr =ar Bear this III mad also
60 4. G FAuS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

or The little steamer Gipsey arrived al
ST. Louis last Saturday, from 81. Paul, the
first steamer direct from that point which
had arrived at st. Louis for over three
month.. She had = large load, over 10000
Lackaces in all.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-14

SOUTH C.ReLisA--An extra session OF
the Legislature was held at coluueia on
he 4th inst, for the chocsingoi Electors q
President and Vice President. The legal
nun Der (ejghD we're chosen and Instructed
20 vote for BuchaBsn and Breckenridge.