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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-10
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The psiniag referred 70 below is nov
being flashed By Ar. Wolfe in his room
over the rssr Of the Post Once. Il is .
splendil paia,iag and should, a. twill be
preserved among us. Iflishosrsphsd very.
many copies Of could BE- disposed Of in this
city.
Mr.. J. C. Wolfe, the highly accom- hsh.
Cd and talented artist and landscape pain
ter, Who hes lived in our city for some
time past, hes jest completed one Of the
finest pictures We ever behsid. Il consists
ola painting Of the city Of Dayenp ort t.
drawn ffom:sthe bluffs south Of the house Of
Mr.. Andrews, on this side Of the river
The foreground 10 q magnificent picture,
in itself, consisting, - Il does, of scenery
and bsiiGngs from the blu6s back Of Mr.
Andrews residenes, down the river, and
the river itself, together with the railroad
and rsilrosd bridges, the..point OF the Island,
the old fort, As., &c, oil represented Ia
the most natural and perfect msnner.-
But while nothing further was needed to
make this picture one Of the most beaui-
fal ever painted, yet the addition Of the
city Of Davenport and it, esvirons, gives it
II l,plsnaer oilivtog' landseaps surprising IN
effect anything Of the kind which it has ev.
Or been our good fortune TO see. Every
locality and building in and about Dsven.
port, 10 brought out With such beauty Of An
ish and distictnsss that the meress solour.
nsr in this region cosld NO, mistake the
view IL he were 10 see the painting in A.
neries twenty years Afterwards. The
church e., the mills, the factories, 10 fact
everything shout the city which can be
sees from ihistsids Of the river 10 set down
With sueh individuality o. coloring tha,
ono used TO thsiewjcould easily imagine tina
ne was aetusiy casing upon the city itself
a. be. has seen it "many..a time and eit"f from
the same position. and almost look to 20
the came life and bustle about the sire /.
ofthe silent picture. II any doubt wei
We cay let them GO and zee it asd be e.
WINGED.
Mr. Wolfe, We believe, intends dispo.
sing Of the pan.ing to Mr.. LsC ARC, xhe
being & Judge Of the view has offered him
heavy Gun for it, and wishes him to
paint match picturs--or viewrfom the
lows bluff opposite, 20 - TO get the twin
cities with entire scenery. The citizens
Of Davenport alss wish the present picture
autographed and offer most hbsrsily to
have il done .-R. !. Adv.
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Great vistssy n Ciasasssst /.

The Republicans elected their Mayor,
THOMAS, in Cincinnati, and msjority Of
the tieke'. This 10 victory. Cincinnati
has long been the Border Rueian strong.
bold Of Ohio. Located on the border Of :,
slave State, 1t has slwsys been under pro.
slavery influence, and nearly siwsys under
proslsvery rule. The Americas were
divided; the more respectable and liberal Of
them voted with the Republicans. while the
bitter in,olsssat Know. No.hings. fused with
the Irish, and voted for slavery.
Teaspoons" Of the great "Wss,srn ,ri.
angle" are now redsemsd and radiant With
ksput licspism: vis, Cincinnati, 81. Louis
and Chicago. Behold them. There they
stand CAleose TIA.
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DsseIAs couSrv.-~The Urssss UnsO~
ssys ~ ~ prsPosdsa TO .rsss nss
ssssn. assAsstssl by ~ las. iesis!asarst
- lsss ksseAsd % The hssd BY the PEI.
AZ q vhsa Il vss ssboittsl. It's to 10
,siast DssglA. coasty. 4 csus'y In q
hss sNss by tsss ssns ssgA' = b ksesks
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SAP Acclpx1r. We are indebted to NJ
w. B. Sharp for the following account Of I
most Distressing accident, which occurred
ten miles west Of this place:
Henry Allen. Of New Hampshire, on his
way to the West, Mitchell county. Iowa,
came to his death AFTER the following man.
ner. He with . company, stopped to g,
dinner u the farm Of P. L. Sharp, and just
as they were starting, the Young man step
ped to his gun, where he had placed il Z.
ssinst wood pile. He caught hold Of the
gun near the end, and sdvanced but . pace
or two, when the gun came in contac, with
the sod Of . log, which discharged It, the
charge striking him in the right side. about
the third riS. passing thence upward Through
bic lungs. He lived but elk hours after the
ssd accident occurred. He vas about TWEEN
ty one years Of age. and il the only son oil
. widowed mother; may God comfort her
in her amie,ion. - Dubuque Er.
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The Cincinnati Gss<is Monde, says
Above one hundred pefson al eonssctss
S4th shs German Turner ASSOCIATION, lei,
Il !. city % Saturday for Me-. uln, 10 Me
sssssa. wAsrs the Turner's Lsss been form
iss : ssttlsnss since the election aimesi.
,iss 600 ysass sSo."
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Iowa ClTy ELECTION. ioss City

Iowa CIT ELECTION. IoAa City
Republican Of Tuesday says
Th. details of the election held here
Yesterday, are given below. 80 far L. we
nave been sbis to get them We have
carried the Township Trustees; "a point Of
q good deal of inportance) the Cit, Re.
esfde,. Treasurer. Assessor. Msrshsl, and
Constsbies; being decided majority Of
he officers elected. We lose the Mayor,
. ms,odty Of the Council . (sithough Two
Of the four wards wen, Republican, and the
township clsrk. If THE 10 not . drawn
battle. il Is because the victory inclines
NOS, TO our banner The vote on City Of.
fcsrs shows, beyond csyil. the fact that
there 10 q Republican majority in tbs City;
.od tina, where political feeling .wsyed, our
r. ends were successful
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Dissolutioni

II. p>Itasrship hsrstosors sIisths ibslwes1 Aired
sssa.rs aud Levi Davis under tbs s,yls o sasAsss
Davis, in shs printing and psisEibs The Davenport
Daily, Tn-wsskiy aad wsstIy ss&s,ts sLis day dis.
soa,sd b. nstuA consent All persons having claim.
against tbs shove arm requested y.,sr, thea
iansdst.ly Esd rhss indebted aoilasd thai ~.
d.sst 10 iInms.ssly required Either Of shS spdsr.
sgusd IL fsy snpowsrsd 70 r.o.ive monsys or to 90
- all sasoAss Sss 10 a tsvu1 tbs sass.
ALssAD sAKDSxs,S
DssaIsrA SsAsssy ~, lSs' hDvI DAvU.
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E%Ths City Couneil sf 81. WIS hes N.
sssasse the ssissy Of Mayor ekthAI cay -
oA,ooe pr sRIss.
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foars YefF respectfully, A.

siusGATisK CouxTI.--The Republicans
h.re prossbly sinai, m.josity for their
State Ticket in Musestine. In Blooming
ton township the Democratic candidates
had email majority. The Auses,ins
journal says:
We have nothing definite from any Of the
other towushipe II is rumored ths, Cedar
mss given an average majority Of about 70
ior the Republican candidates At Will
ton, there was . us between the candidates
or Drainage Commissioner Wspsinemse
and Goshen townships will probably give
l5S uajori,y for the Republican ticket
Ne are doubtless beaten ir the county
however, on the county ticket. The Re-
publican State ticket may have email ma
3rity, though il 10 doubtful
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- ImDve.
P.ales h.saig ssebasd ash e:
ssess = ~ . voiDaa tsseass sstsrsS
q go (ssia,as The rssslss Of the late cleo
-. COR siaissss ars safsssely tars.As
....--~~- ~sss.ussss DE sstgss u psssis -.
zoe pv1~sas = csAaec,lD@ w The city
NVN SA&sls peJssliy aSestyoh ,Ae Upper Nc.
ssa-4@s " With nature hss done more sae
80 hps akaa Davenport The very 60
eros,ay .. aa,aes 20 shia essni has made as
aH.sss a,asssy Ia .pPlysas their ewA =
assA asse,, eAsssprse and esPi,sl TO improving
aefs - xevelseiaa The sesosrse - o. ne csV.-
III @ are iaclinsl TO thisk ne nave already
ooapsa the greater AAvsatases q ssssse
ssr ,ssz - shss now and hereafter ss msst dspsas
as S spUa ssrsslvss 70 carry forward thai r.
80 80 9arlssae rua d p<osperisy which has g
.ss@a 9 8n6iseSisAsA Davenport The Address 9
$3.50 - nayoe, sAicA pasisaed yesseFssy
80 vpsas u tsks IL ssme viss 81 the sasiee
81 odsu ceaPrshsnsre sageesaens - 70
vAas the isAoss Of man shsil Dc aasae sne
aass, sasssst gear 70 properly seseiep the ss's'.
nees which na,ars mss % soae'eousy ee'
e4asa $3.50 - tAss p.in, We hope taess rec
Sse ade,iess hass slresdy sesa carefully
-sssssa 3 e,eirAed 5, eli eaissas, The, open
s. - ssesd ~ ~ saegy. esssrpsse and sapi'
@ " 81. yes 80 sesA. uAisA .Aere has slresdy
lssa sass1k wordy speculation. Tai'
4 54a sAsld - soss oiss way - prompt acton
zssk We are swsas sAas the idea Of placing :
Arse asst spon the sily, to carry through :
ss sy..s~ssie cosrse Of great pssiis improve.
,aea,s. sarisss some Of the more umh With
psssa has-but ws ere sure that tax PAYERS, upon
vAea ~ bsrdsa must fell, see Sos clearly
- assual ascsssiy Of sseh works, and ap'
npeeinss ses sisialy shs altieAte gain to tbs
sisy, js6vi1pal property and The .peoPls
NsasslseA 10 slsz word 81 objection to
- SesemAss1Asiess Of the Mayor THOSE
Osohors, vls segssaias thinss rom su-
pss1cal Nov, have beea predicting . de-
elise 10 prosperity, or 81 least sens
nashsa ssssatioa in eur late wonderful pro-
Hess. most 80 that u thee reesmmesda.
veus ere carried cst. there . no posasahy
ae q thet which probably they Tear ~ naeA -
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,y,s..An A,.x3
ALLEN y CL.lRK,
IN Ss.s.. s,.s. ~ a.oss . -
DAv~,ar@rrt. r--
oo,,..,,.,. .,s !, a,s::.;I. 1890. !. -.
ss, .s.2 ~: "a ..:
- yasssae hsseNa, sui1 IA lscaasl 6sna, 49,:
% oa..isap.
c Sssr, ! = bi L..
So I.os. \ s,.s. - ]. l0sl' .sd
Ssaer, EsiiA q mn, Boston. Ass.
p coeRss = Co, M;
-! Y. MsIaaAad NV xssai
W ~. I,., nAssSfe, ~
b 4. Cam = s q, m,1;ss =.
u !. DSsfsass, Por.i.ns. :.
Lssgs o. Inra0vsS FAxHs AsD VILE LAsps, err
8. g. 81 'oa 'AIs At sssss.Ts ness 40
rr,,nv,n orry ,,o,p.rv
tnprovsa. =
.W98tt
H7-Ios slses -, sxlsS % u street.; sssd
Assss.
- - con ysnicncSs. ID s,eas - I. hncos NJ.
va ses'sen' spsess's s.oe, @e' sssiso'
Prens q. e sieek !, rsitons sddiuon, Ioi SOslss;
vssw fivsf, -, ss'y sxssasivs.
..a
Z roeas, sIs.sra, s.s.
-
lts-Les block =, to1ise, ssssy fssas house,
Nv--Loo Z and block lot, soxiso, good cottage
na-o.oA ,....- ,:, -, ,,.,.,. - e,n,.,
,n-Lo, s,.r,a0 =. s-.1v :, s..... v,.., ara
~. ~ ssPsS"" S''A'
-. 49, -. -,
-, "a m. M ~. ,, s.Sss ON -
- a s.sl . ..aS ea n 49,. ~ - -
tsns6vs ~ leoxlSO.
-
| Of "A dnb,s t~ns house s,yusr q, ss.tt and bth
|
40 4a.s,. ,...x -
r'on'' vsi sAss'rs, se' lot ss.'i
a. daabis brick house o. SCOTT 81 "a NOS. 9Th, 10
49, sr.t ,.to a 49, h... 49,. = MA, 1890.
a,a - -, ~ ,a.,sss 1870 ~ w .a,sG
"a geod house On Brady street y naliss frun Iiy
esrns v~y sAsy.
r,Un,. ven 4e. 10, sasIsi sas NV
80 ,ot 1Ossa 4 raas.s. S sA -
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RORSH 44s4 Z y
-
10 LAKE STREET. outeA40k
...r..s~u.naa =
ssAAs 49,
IL 4 ---.
TO Gs1oLsTs9k4s AMP Fvsaxv s..
s.s..S "eAsss -
.. ~,sc
ATrkke@ks sd bspDAAS
lsaaaA -. Cs.iS1 M5sss Hair, YssAsss, eees,
ks M. .Ooncs; sss T r.s sps 80
-...y. r-n.cv.. s1..~rns1e Ann
Ao14As' VAvAOAAs. s1SAA0vA1ss -
kU1A1o UUsalV1101S,
yurntsAsd ss Hssssra pross aad 81 short nstss,
--..--<
MARE ANDUCEnQENT3
vRHR sahsefthe1 eGbrs Tor sale that lssGe and
eplen1id ssone Mill On Rook creek, ~ eesnss
mann 81 with I've run Of burre, tve aosrpe belts,
0rsAanss enut MI And sersss, 80 fsel wats1 wAsep
vi ison "a "a irea Skafns IS fssI heaA snl
all OF watsr, sisuatsd On . lssisasls and lAfge
\, ssrs: q issS 10 ! rood vS.st 1is,slss vlk Any
Suantity Of n .ndins. he above 10 csavsAlsnt 70
we k.l!;esas being S:. from O.: ene .s.:s-
M nsr p = ssey o 81 Soss
2. o., Cllaies co. sRelIme
N @1O6 IfsSS911N
T9s esp.:sasr;s'g :. .sssiocs :.I..iss s':.s:,
=. .. nicxman ~ Me lnsues0 Icy
eonsort All nersoua fndo6ted 10 the sho 70 1ru
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IPa he Gasssl

Msssls Epsross:-As the old Council
are retiring from their latorioss duties, and
. new Council and a&cers will have TO o..
ssu,e their late orders, with your psrmis.
sioa will sndesvor &c throw seos Light
on ons Of the last orders
Among other bills, the Marshal vas ale
lowed enc amounting to oi7,so for repair.
ing side walks on Brady street, TO Be col
iected a. prescribed by ordnance vis:-ey
sale OF property. Having noticed the work
done, and supposing % would have been .
hlsa price, I was induced to inquire OF one
Of Inc property holders, and in answer re-
ceivsd the following ststensnt-Thss the
Marshal BY order Of City Council sotifsd
sa.d property holder TO repair said walks.
when the following statement o. facts vas
written and handed said Asrshsl--Thst
Brady sree, at that point beng only ~
feet vide, said walk was laid on said street
By subscription. The Street Conmissios.
er removed s,id walk and ps. il on private
property. without eoussnt Of owners; that
lid property holder would give The ground
10 the 90 foot Inns providing The Council
would guarantee him said street should BE-
fitted - ., TIE cost Of the City, and not
eh,rasbie to the property, Otherwise, II
Council insisted, he would replace said
: ak At has own cost. Said property hold.
er did Twice notify .sia Marshal mat dead
dog required moviag, also did saes s0tify
me Asyor Of the negligence u said Mar.
hal Az the dog was no, not removed,
lie supposed the Ma rshaI must have chars-
I'd for rec ewing said notices and put the
Mayors bill in with it. How such An intel
gent, .crutinising Finaace Connitte could
pay such bill, we can't imagine. A. one
u its members will represent sixth part
u one u the " ards IA the next Council We
may eIpec, jus.ic. wall yet De done, and
asissaees will be promptly removed BY the
new Marsh,l as matter Of course.
Yours ysrr respectfully, ABB c.
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fAs d. Isals 11eesAsa.
Yssssrdsy We psblished the result Of NE
AAxknntGnlnmkmnSs sastsnpa - hssasss1
Transcription sishes BY h,se msjorisy.-
Whatever may hsvs tssa sAs expectations
Of The peppls and peRtsiaas 81 that city, he
sssuh ri ne olectios hes ssft.isly very
much earpnssA aAsss ~, acquainted wi'h
the ssjesass q % ssrong q smanc'Pat'sa
Issntimrnt = 81. Louie, 4 10 only very re-
gently tha, the subject OF Eaaaea patton hes
been a.scssssd In ANY portion OF Aissoari.
u iass. sAsss ees bus ss0psr~uvsty ~
portions Of Missouri where the subject 80
be safely discussed. Yet. here 10 an EXCL
.sss s,sc,,sa Asld In che metropolis Of sss
State cot The higAest city O@cen the s~an'
cipaticn sass,ion made dires, issue. AND
tho party supporting emancipation ena'ev
triumphant. No one pressnds thai tue sa'-
seus of 81. Louis are not more enlightened
shsa the people Of toe rural districts and
tia, the, hare no, better opportunities fo'
an dsrssandlns The in6usncss OF slavery ap.
en- the state. Ys, large majority OF shess
c,,issss have declared 10 fsvor OF the Eusn.
cip.tion principle. Il eanns, be said thai
,Aes are Abolitio aists. II viii net DO to call
| the great usss OF the people OF ST. Louis
Aboiitionists, and nj Demo cratic paper
sAtrs hes vsa,sred to Do Il. Yet thsss cit.
ixens are very sadly Interfering with Ella
very, They are no, like the lRepueheass
eoaeayorins to prevent the extension Of ella
yery, but ,hey are actually interfering with
IL whore it nsw exis,s. Why DO not the
Democrsc, charge them with Abelitionism'
| Thess resideatsrs ct . slayeholding state
and surrounded BY human property" ere
| in most Determined manner actually inter
| terine with the sacred institut.on actually
demasdins it, sradisuon N Missouri. Nay
no, evea Democratic then admit. that SsT'
Asps the Republican party are jus,iasbls u
their attempt. to prevent the eEtsssses d
that blessed institution which these men
Who live under its delightful influences re-
puaia,s .. suh esl,hy, unelean, unwise, and
detrimental 10 the true interests Of State
and peoples They might admit this, and
| bey would admit il, II the slavery power
were no, ecwing their servile heads TO the
| dust.
The Chicago Tribune in aliuding to this
Emancipation victory in 81. Louis says:---
/, would be inp0ssible to overestimsts the
consequences Of this victory. 1t viii AMI
mate and encourage the Free State men
everywhere to renewed and more strenuous
exer,ioas twill teach the Border kat-
dams Of The Platte country that their fans,-
| icism aad desperation are building ap az
opposing party At home; and tAss but .
short time will elspse before they will Be
called upoa to defend At their own doors the
institution thar they have been % ready
and anxious 10 force spon others. i will
teach the entire South that there 10 feel
| ing growing up even In the slave States
that they may not hereafter defy-thst the
| rights of laboring white men, - WE'LL the
Interests Of the STAKEHOLDER and his chat
tells, must BE- cared Tor By the government
under which they viii contentedly live.
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OTTO KLUG,
Dealer In Dry aosds, Groceries, and PrsASss
AaES~ FOR MeCoRMrcK's REAPER:
second 1t below Harrison,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
nj A
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Special nsties.
There viii bea meeting Of the Board Of Trade II the
roons VI the Beard tsnuanss ~ Brady street, this
evening, April 10Th, Al O'clock The subject Of bridg.
Ing tbs wAubesipnieon river, grievances ia freight and
other OF interest viii b before the DoArd
Pull attendance Is rsQaefted:
aploI, EP.COArES, Seeiy.
To Let.--Ths three story brick warehouse on
Front street. I'd door Of Perry in Or PsTys block
Apply at the Lselsire HOUSE to A
sdludtf BATfERAAN 4 BwITs.
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Apiio~a

l N 5 l. Z + f. G o.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
forass ayis aas.p Pris., DsLAins. and Lawns,
1ots IssLBs q CO.
For soodsssiis, Of Rena.st Cal 60 al low price,,
cote isstEs co
For cheaper. les u EassoIDSRIss,
goto IssLsk 3 CO.
Pof sslsssisa tom csc tAs.sss4 Ps~assts,
soto ISsLBB CO.
Per ss..p s....' 80 S''''", ,xs,.oo
Fos Hsst. 80 Gissss sttaf price,
sso fNsLB6 3 CO
Dor 1isssA ssS D,sss AssAx all ~idths,,
no place IKE IssLzE = co.
For sssa srusis OF ~ oi.ss. cheap,
cote .INsLAB co.
f0f -
D2y soODs. ssAfLE AsD FANCY,
OF ali kiRas,i sou want lnsu elssp,ss,
lssLEr I CO..
aps No. IL LeCiSirsRov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head limited M nbsr Of special NOTE
win be Inserted ~ ~ cents per tine ssch tnssfuc
so cO. per vi ek.
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For sale.
q LOTS With dwelling house OF BY the focs % s.as
q purchsssrs, on the corner Of SIKH and Brady ~
Terms Sasy. kpourrv ON the prsmfsee. nplo ~
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Cara .sHavisg 90 Id out ny business here,
shall leave for the West the iAh Inst; ANY persons
wishing sntress made or vsrrans located can have
ther business faithfully aitenesd ,asi shall spend
he lime prev ous TO tbs lAsd sale IN making se
ieeiioa,. Lands oough: and sold Please call tAsss
SCH, ny old place OF bust ness, Moore q Browns
Brady Of. Amer the 18Th inst! address st Couusil
Bluff lapsdls) GEO. NJ BROWN.
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Wanted,--A mac snd ~i-, without children,
10 take care Of a farm near toxn. Apply personally
or BY letter soJ. J, 81 XII, Davenport.
apsdgts
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Iowa Lands 70 Exchange for other frspsrty.
several thoassad aero, Of shoIes Iowa lands ear
y ssleetionsio sKchaaS Tor oit, oreaaaiy prop
srty At satisfactory pnees. Apply to GEO. l.
NICHOLS, Lad o ttcs, GAia stresl. kp5diw
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Moline Prspeesy.--fof sale, 6riek heSss
on Nala srsss, ssil situated, near tbs Water Pow
G- AsssSe a-rss o. gs3aEi the Public
school. snsiosst vita COED fence. 4 frame house
asd ofeasrd,s n eligible situation for 70 aey resi-
dsses, viii D. .oid 1as II applied for s0oa 70
spldiv 6Eo. l. NICHOLS, Land As'I
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VALUABLE CITY PRoPksrY SoR SALE
Tbs Aisa.ippi House, situated On yroh bSs~e Main
and Harrissn streets, will be sold G. ssr OF - by
$50 feet Part 81 toe purchsss marcy 1sE main OIL
mortgage FOR aud years al ~ Per Cent Lot on
ihird street. AGAR she q. Dsp,t, sasis0 eel. Al.
oot OF Paaf.a street sa5oiaas the depot, s4xl2o.
corner 10. o. Brady street, eorasr Clay, iesxss
feat The lota OF Ia I'd aud FoarlG 81 sss are
s'lsnddiy s,,aatsd Tor sastasss parpo.e., and the
location Of the Brady street los Of ne tsss l.
NORTH psssnrsrs. For particulars Apply TO
FAIRBANKS q HICKsoS,
assisdu Nc. eho6nan's baiidiny hain street.
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"TAs @OOs ioohs sslsly dSvs wAes asa 70 ayias.
TAs sastA stili hold. k-f wsyt
FiOSsFs hsystAs thsir Ps,fuAs sad The ~iHss hssS
Rs~xAs s.<as 70 pas.s or stay"
Clasp the banas neekly. over the still
breAst--thsy'ys no more work 70 do close
the weary syos, they've no more tears 70 sbed::
part the damp loeks- there's no snere pA,n
90 bear Closed 10 the ear, alike to loves
kisd voice aud csinmny's singing whispers.
oh, IL in that stilled heart you have ruth
lessly planted thorn If from that pleading
eye you have eareiessly turned away; II
your loving glance, and kindly sord, aud
ciasping hand have come too late l--.-,hen n
Cod forgive ySai Ne ffozs gstAers 90 tas
marble brew, as yoe gsls no scors earls
she ebiseled lip no Aasb Of Hounded feel.
ing mounts to the blue veibsd temples .,
God forgive you fsr your feet TOO. must
shrink appalled, from deaths eold rivers
your fAltering tongue asks, Can this bo
death q Your fading eye fingers lovingly
on the sunny earth; your eiAmmy hands
yield the last feeble AatteF
Oh, rapaeious grave yet another victim
for Thy yoieeless keeping What no words
Of greeting from che household Nlseprr =.
No warmly welcome from . sister loving
lpsf No throb OF pleasure from the dear,
DA'erual bosom1
SiieEt all
Oh IL those broken limbs we're never
gathered up IL be- oRd death ~ llipg DO. d
there we're Do eternal shore IL for II s,tug
Cling bark there were no port of peace II
sthSHrt that lowering cloud spsupg 10 bow
Of promise
ALAS. Coz Ieys H thi. - aH,
ASd ssssAt by 0sd earth"
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Lxxv.-- CsSsss WssAtsrfsa This
geptlemsn vas cousin % Col Geo Step.
toe ws-Aisgtoe, No ., which zee :,
LXxVI --Ja-ss MeEAasy - LXxYu
--CsrEs SIssasrs IN o,hips fsows Of these
gentlemen. a
LXxvIif --Eiiska, Boyd -Fssher of
Boyd, Ms PsiGs .sdl..oa. DD '1a Mr.. o. Han. Han
phrey Powesi, ssd Mrs G J Faalknsr.
LXXIX jobs DtTss Father % N 70.
vaa Baskirt, Mrs Evans aud Mrs James
Chipisy Mrs Dixon vas sister Of Cato
Moore, so long aud still connected With ,ks
Valley Bank. Commodore Eduia Moore
Who vas Commander in the Navy Of Tex
as iB the time Of that Republic, vas son
Of another brother Of Ars DiKsa A grand,
son Of LNXIX, ysung Van Bashirk, Of tie
Y Nayy,wa ia tho recent action between
oar Forces aud the Chinese He 10 aboard
cur Maa-of War, the Portsmouth =
LINK --JoAH Macs --TAis gentleman
was the second instructor employed ia the
Academy succeeding wn Hill the fret
Thcy were bo;h Ministers Of the Gospel, %
the Preshyterian Church. Mr. MipsA,
married . daughter ef-Johu Kearslsy, e.
mentioned under Ii. lie Afterwards lived
in Lessturg. Va, and Rockville, Md He
vas the father of Rev Addison aud Rev.
Flavsl Mines LUKE.