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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-05

Under thishead limited M nbs OF eial lot ice,
viii be asserted at 10 eeHts per line each Insertion
or 50 cts. per seg.
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Chance 70 Make a Fortune
CLhRK's CgLEsHAIED FLOUR MILLS, one ia
operation ADD exhibition daily, corner Perry aud
Third streets fie public Invited 10 cali az res H.
state, couniY, Township aud shop OF single rights
'ud Mile for 100 TERRITORY of the State or love for
sale. Apply 70
oe'A'dh JACOB WEAyEB, g.
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REMOVAL
II A II . w A Il e

. ITtSGsTON 4 lockwood have removed to Fec,
~ mi street. two DOOR sast Of Perry the sisa Vi
lie aArIl
Uur store, Which built 1pfessly for our business
ny with All entirely st-ck Of Hardware which, la
quantity and quality, will COMPARE fsyoraby with
IA the state
We prepared TO NIL all bills either wholesale or
Retain, at the very lowest prices. Coaary aeTChants
builders, III owners and Asehin'sts VariiS
invited to examine goods and prices.
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DAvENPOn n MARKET.
Chicago Market.
$500. ~

nkCdkO ASt.
CafcAeo, Feb. 1887
Eear-s.F No /, ssTs8s.ss q. No. ss.so5s,7S
Extra S5,75e6,0o.
Fhsst-- Winter 81, ls1l .aO-spsins 023ss;
Csra-&l44sc y % ns
osts-Ss835c y BUSH
kss-gS9So
Barlsv-l, SOC 80 y bushsIs
Perk--Mess, $leG2i;
BeA-Mess, Extra, sls0o3slt
Lard-lt1ilsc for Ne J.
Tailen--IeGIl cents in Large lots
Waite Bsaas-Sl,T5a2,ooN bushsl
Bstssr--fresh, 1920; ls2lfs
Pstafsss--dull f53SOc y bushei;
sait--fine 31,a5G2,2
Hoes-S;,aade1,55 PER hundred.
New York Market;
ysw YoaK, Monday, Peb. .,
rLOUR--A shade frmer and rather more doing
Sales 5000 bills at % 30404a for superdre state
% 5eDs, 50 for supcrnne western.
GkAiN--Whest more active. Sales lt 600 on Al
sl.6t0i.so for interior 10 PRIME white Cana dian.
81 ,oS for common 10 white ws.tern, HIS for fair
white sout heru, Rye quiet at p53 90
WA1SkY-Pifmsf. Sales 100 beis at Use,
PRovlSIyNS-Pork II shade hrner. Sales AGO
Dbl. at el7.753ls for prime; e7e9u for old
mess: e7l 5uSSi, ~ for new mess Stsck ia ali the
packing ards in New YORK aud Brooklyn, IL 6Sl
ebiri came time last month, l9,o<S came time last
year 4e,esH bbls.
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COMMERCIAL.


osx4oS or DAVENPORT 9AIsrrs.l
"Wednesday EvcninE, Feb. 9TH, 1887.
suRRaws rRKrrrxAk, FRONT srsKHr,
The ha asactions Of tho week have been on com
parauyely limited scale,
The packing season has about closed. 80
From kAstern Advtees We learn the reported
CROP last ear MAS 2, 4S0Ss7 head, eonndent'
about IS per cent or shout 600 400 head.
Observation-Disclosures the un'as OF soio ad-
Wees from The kast, competition amongst Tho euS-
ers has caused = iurther advance OF cents per
h1shsi. buyers are nov paying so cents rer buthel
Advises from Rurope by last steamer " uniayora'
DAvENPOR \ MARKET.
Hour, ex s. +. ebhl, s5,sn. Refined" /" 1891
= Lssscofee, Rio, I" E" ls@i5
Wheat winter 0ash 's sS,v,, Java , lS S1 y
Potatoes 9eSlIoaS y. Q =, IL, tb@Ia
Corn. AIAG sal "
cats, 3s&ie4sclden syrup svcst
Onions, lsa, @i,4S, Vinegar l28ls
beans, S3,lh,Soar, 10 0@ye
o Cor, u, seosssS ''nais' s ass asgs
" kAnawhs y bush, ,SI sperm astee,
,iround Alum, y sack, 2,.sSstarsh, s4l'
lard, = n. t2&ls Teas, J. H. So
Rutter +" 25q9o} imperial 5sNy
Esss 90. 2opss ! BLACK, BLACK :, s.,,,. @ss .
's Is. an' IiSisi Lard ssB9
Hides. dry DIM, rn. loTssS,iSe Spirits i ,s5es
Wood 1, Cord. a,eoS5bo, Percussion Caps Z n soGS
Coal . bush. ia ABueksts doz, $500 !;
Prairie Hay ton sOSSss A Ws,s n, 'gs I
bacon Hams isxl,srosas ' a0i'n' a s,@ !!
5s 1--we. seed us o SS's Srass u p:s
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COME AND skE gHHeI An
CSAA~ .'Ihs Iowa Boox hsazxp
~, ~ Brady ST., near ths Poa Once
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GRAT1. V1V1IS.


THE sub scribsp weuid respectfully call Ne 81
1 tsntion OF Vine Grower. 70 the
Early Northern MuS0aain0 GRAPE
Having raised and proved over forty dinsgen.ts
rses within the last IS years, Ind u 70 ~ pei
fecty hardy very prolific and ripentng one moe
earlier than The Caiawba or Issbells, and yls!dlaS
one gallon OF wine TO every q quarts Of clssn nen.
We have limited stock Of large and vS3toas
plants for spring planting, which may DO had o. e.
authorized agents price from one 10 ave ao1,s ~
each, according TO age and size. We eanuon -.
public against frauduiept vendors. We have *
pointed Me ssrs. Finley & Dwire our agents ~ ~.
Iowa, Of whom plants may be had. lesfs' w
count 10 dealers. r. SrEWAkiS,s
ID. l. HAWKINS. =,
New Lebanon, Shaker Village, Celumbta Co., a.'
FINLkY DWlRk, AGeHs.,
For pa rtisulsrs see large bills NJ Bssrows ~
tyman's or at Gazette Oaies. JAM
"A l. s o.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
LNRuIT TREES, large sizes, Plows!ing -.
i ossss Orange sesa, xhvefgfssss y @Ss
' ,s"S. "a q: sale a. '''" 'tsIsY< pwiss.
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snzx:.x;-=-- -
.yTrI.OlIa T sssrs=s.s
Ise0eROGH ~
II - N TX m w..
u..i>.. 4 ~ II -
AAs1saS. - Inc principal sities ~ .trsnt
% sals ~ sums 70 suit puroh -. mo Union
'ssDED 70. BANKING sasaIu, 4,
rank of Am.,,.. REFER To-
Ves"h EAnk, Em.Ys,,
AnsslcSn E1shAngs bank
Ds,tv 4 RsrEsaa,. n. Rsv.Mm 0iA1.
Slas.lsy RicAsy, Broksn 81 toes
Henry Mhisr A. pafsh
~----~--~----e.--~.s -. Ctnclaasv X
u e q u GLE r. Nsr.. 'n~-~sr.o
Land wa,rsnts hon~., AV81T
proved Land, Psyns ma ~ and located. U,.
ana Mons. NV Properly "a Sssin'
oSacs IN nsvsrrs.., 'S,eGsd.
0aeeS, 1sin st,..,
CITY pRnpppm
ia; nlaaS 3 s ana .osin East Davsnpon
Pnoe sooo Oh.
3aa--Lot7 block and m an.
ooo hsse ''a'
No. as2-Lot No o,n ~. !.
-. ~ PER-. rnor ~ ..oek 30, On s .,ra..
. nrac.s ~ ,me h:n.e esfpsnts. eriok
,s..''' n'" seIe per saasn; s,s u1Sp and
Ssi-rert o. iof block 8, Forss. 1 p.na,
ss2-Lot fronting ON Brady and ..,..
w, 'ss'sssas, 'ss'
s53--A house and IN an -,
and (,siuss ,srests: sIWo ouso west corner os IT,
Aho,.
sl2O0 X carr b.lsrr. ~" ~ 40 ksst Davsruo,,
-
between Front end Second streets. nnipiey stssi
otooms os soxeo' undsra rent Of SSoo = ssoriss
3s0--Lot block ~,
Loio block 20.
Lots and bloch q
= Lots On south west corner a,
| 20 feet on Main street. ne., A..
| ss7-~Lou and bloSk 4. pD,,.
| a,s-A douh,s fam. hon.
Pinh; lot blssk Is.
sss South 4sfset OF 10, On n.
Year,. ,''''' 70 {
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Sporting Goods,
tATE have probably the beat assortment Of Guus
w ilasks and Pouches there Is in the city. Also
HaTEards Do1dsr, equal 10 IL not ts best article man
aiH9tdIsd; Fishing Rods Reels, Lines, &C.
LFlhGsr3A LOCK WOOD
( fu1 AMI Wrought Naiis and Spikes Giinksr and
- CInsh E@ia. Llith9slOH 8 LOCKWOOD.
Carpenters Tools.
torELAADs celebrated lanes, or all descriptions,
~ warranted L.aL
pEsl Bright Carpenters Cast Steel Anger Bits,
lDMortieins ant ftlmef Chsei-, and Cs1pt. Slick,
beet assortment IN this eiy L.SL
s,aWs--Han Psnnel, Rip, Key Hole, Web and Eel.
- Ice; Spear Jacks sou aud other celebrated makers
b. L.
uATCHEIs--nin cling, lath aas claw lea Oh Axes,
IL boys ana ehopp,ng Collins, Davis SUd Whites
manufacture LSL
D6kiNG Machines wood and ron Bench screws,
- Sas and Plane haulles, at Che sign VI tLe Anvil
HLEs-ltorhersy's ,iill and oher FIos--,lho bee,
Il brand In market L&I
NITHIpS-- he largest stock OF Lean Carriage and
w Riding Whips and Llshea In the city. L. II.
MouLDEhs sand Riddles, Sleeves, rls.terinp. BrSk
WI and Pointed 1roweis. l. * L.
SMIrHs Bellows Hand Hammers aud sledge., Sol
Ola Box Nices,e q '.
L'SAMEL KclfIos v aac Ir-n-, -'ii's HSasr.I-' 10
IL lice Lamps, Engineers aud Carpenters Oilers
IIISGEs, Hook and strap, Fields loose sud Fast
! j Joint I III ye, Chest and Gate Hinge. l. a l.,
rhiADaiONLs for family and hotOi us1, needed II
u every house, L. & l..
DRAES Kettles Il sizes, very ne assortment EnsIa
ID eliei Kctties, French Ladies' aud Saaoe Pans.
Il
IRON and W God We'll Curbs, Pump Chains AMI
i Wheels, Well Wheels, &c. La L.
4 HAIhS-Engllsh prof coil, Shot aud Louy Link
" BnEht cS, Halter Weii JACK and Trace Chains
Cow Ties L.. L.
faruisn ana Marking, CminIg,
ID Busters, While Wash, Shoe, Scrub, CTnmb CIau
and Hair Brushes, Feather Dustert, L.
CALL AT
LIVINGSTON Il LOCK WOOn,s
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
JAnAi dt 5. SECOND sTEDI
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No, l0s.-A farm Of loo serss In sec. Is and - 10
R4 " acres under cultivation, . good stfeaD
water.
No. 1874 farm Of ls2 acres, In sec 10 u .,
20 seres, good umbsr, W acres, in cuiavatost ~
Dwelling rooms, log stable, crib and we'll. e3QC
No. t32.-A farm Of 200 acres II sec. q w tSE
100 acres under cultivation and usdsr feacs IN or
ehard Of ~ young trees, ~ scrss timber, fr1Ts
house, log stable, well, &c. Price e29 per sore. Will
sell stock and far ming utensils with IL.
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II olloway,. Pm. ...soo.a-a- - -,

HotlowaJ's Pills ...Soolasas sst Search
ins.-FTee II m mineral Ingredients, ,atse pills
sooh and heal the irritated mem srane. of the SOM
aea and he bowels, while they eIpel all morbid
matter from those organs and inbus Them with new
1igor. Sold ct the manufactures No 80 Maiden Ian.
New York, and No. "a Strand, London, and BY al
3tusgsts, at 25c, u 14r aud q per oo1 sebs dwiS
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE,

COME AND SEE THEM AT
''lHE Iowa Book Eo0as ,
no. 3g Brady 81 near the 80 aa -
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Davenport, January - i-1T I;An3j,ltf
JACORg,s aDyEHTEsEMENT
r ss G 50 h.st
LDH the zatcesstui treatment OF HERNIA on
Il RUPTURE, tbst may be wof9 with ease and com
fort. The sgbscTibef has slsays on hand iargs
a EsGrtIl eHtut ."
TRUssEg
embracing the most complete saJietyeset hda,ea
lie guaf&Dt"ea correct adjustment TO an ami
cahls. Also for sale h1spsns0fy BEadazes Eisrti.
>toeklAss, aeiI-lGjscitng syTsDges, Hydrsnt Euhma
NJ new and improved makets.
FHANtts JACoBY, Jr.
Jan-o 2 - - ApothecaFy
Lubins Extracts for the HaudkerchieT
WARRANTED genuine, coustantiy on hand - p
" for sale by FRANCIS JACOBY in go"
-. -" - - ----- SpotherHry,
Bazia's Amandine,
4 ST received by express from Tho msuuf,f,rr,r
Tor lha cure hnd pfeyEHtiou of chappnd hat,ds
&c, for sale by FRANCIS JACOBY, JE
!- ---S :! ~ : aP otheGary,
Abdominal Supporters.
Mrs. BETS ULero- Abdominal Summarize tn
A vented BY Afs Sarah Beta, PhihdsIrIts and
hlEhiy recommended by the Medical Pae.Iiy ~, ha
!hg tho beat Instrument Of the kind. For sail Ly
ian9O d1y anooihs2S,,v
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No, lis.--a beautiful spot near The new Csnetsry
stream Of water running through. Price slsepsasrs.
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THE Subscribers arc Agent.
! ar hessrs, b. C.. Herring
q Cos. celebrated Fire and
lhisi frosf sale.
Wewould invite the alisn.
uon OF tue public ~ shs fact,
thstthese bafes have Tor year,
siood the teal OF boih IRE,
taleI and also of time. Very
many safes will In q measure
lcfy The formaT and vat fall
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HEhEY s, NoqT, ESQ

You VIII perceive, and Mr. Wsgenselle,
dwelt upon this with much force. tia, NJ,
Buchanan seriously reflects upon bn,h
Senators Bigler and Brodhead. By jmnl,
cation, he gives the Democratic membc,.
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature 70 under.
stand GoyernorBi2ler 10 not reliable enough
Tor his councils, and that Richard Bfodbesd
lie unworthy Of confidence. a notice 8,
complimentary must be very gratifying 70
Democrats who iabofed 80 zealousIy and
effectively in the last campaign for BuehaB.
an. r. -
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lso-A farm of1s scIes IJeof which 10 tlahss splss
fruu Last davenport, upon which l. s.se,s1 Ss,ek
souss sarn, @ prsss osS a essS, halAscs 10 tArs -
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No. iss.-A ane improved Parm ofito acres, o. -
ws:l side OF Alien Grove Road, highly taprevsds
with three story house. el25 per acre.
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losA asw farm 81 go scIss, p>rs Of 1t broka III
year with rans hosss rsesntiy bsiis pnss 90 ,,
Aats.
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FARM PROPERTY.

Hs-A tAra Of so acres csc. . and 10, Tp 90 . nj
~ sssss 81 timber and sSv AsIss asdsr ealtvssG Ssss
- PAT scrG ss good stoek tara
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mo, l02. "A Farm Of l50 acres on the roadlsadiaS
from Long Grove 10 Aliens Grove, 10 asres unhef,
tUares under fence and In cultivation, hsns lsl60
Ia storiss, stable, wen, SO.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
Agents fol the True Democrat.

 Arkansas Couaty-W. Ii. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post; W. M. JOHNSON, South Bend. AshlegJAs NORRIS and \. J. HAys Hamburg; Dr. l.. l.. MARTIN, Long View. Bradey-JeHN HAvIs, Lsnark W. J. LEPHIEw, Wm. VI. NANN ALkENBuR6 warren; JOHN M; nUkNs' ,lt. E,pa' Beatoa-Gen A. WAINERY, Spavnaw; Wm J. HOWARD, Bentonvile. crittendc~-JNo. :. HOLLOWAY, Marion. Coianba-W. Il. STEEL, Magnolia; H II CLEARY F acon. Clark-J K. THOMPSON and J. H. CRoss, Amity; SAM. M ScOTT, Philadelphia. CqrroV-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS, connay-R. L. CARorLE Springfield. Chtcot-CALvIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. McGEE, crarford-Gro A1sriS Van Buren. DreW-J. S JORDAN, Monticello. Dcsha-Dr IA s LRMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FrapkAR-Dr. D. c. WRIGHT, Charleston; ROBERT c. TwEEpY, Ozark. Fuhoa-IouS $. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. $. RUSSELL, Rapp's Bauens. Gree~- JOHN M MrrcHELl Gainsville w. NJ. PEBBLES, Hc,rpsteaG G-BoB'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington. Hot Sprag-ibr. J. C. HAtLIgURroS Rockport Dr. w. H. HANMoEH, Hot Springs; /. PHILLIPS, Fair Plays JErH- Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. f1ard-Hon. ], A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY and S. J. MAsoN, Mount Olive. Iadepcadencc-- REUBEN HARPHAM, Batesville; Dr. M II JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. J'ferSoR-.J J. HAMMErT, Pine Bluff; J. SAVAGE, Lem; Johnson Col JoHs :: lloUSroS, Clarksvile; JOHN T. HoRAeR, Euhank's Mills. JdcksoR-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN Mt Lafavette--J. M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisville. La~rcnce-J N. HuLHoUsE, smithvlle; H. krSG Jackso Montsomery-JoHN P. GARRETT, Mt, Id, .Moar0e-H. VI. COUCH, Clarendon; <. w. BOYER, JNo. ". WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN Moro; w ASH WGToN PEgBLEs. .MIdsoH--J. R. BERRY, Huntsville. Giarton--D. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. Oaacbta-R. B. SMITH Camden; RoB'r ATKINSON ieek's Store. P,rrp-Ron. L. D. HILL. Peryvle. P0aSsft--lI0n LEWIS SUrFIN, 5en w. THRowER, Boil
  PbiHips-C. IL AnAMsoN, Helena. Ptke--W. R. SPgER, Antoine; E. II. ADAMS H. H. MERT- pErH, Wilton; Wm. J. KELLEY, Mur'rees sboro Polk--Wm. BUrLER Big Bend: rHo MiLLs, Panther; LEVI WrTBERsPooN, Cove. Popc-R. II. HowrLL and Col w. B. YoUNG, Dover; J. w. BERNARD and c. E. ToBEY, Nonisiown Pairie--Col JAs F.. GArEwoop, Des Arc. RlHdoiDh-JoHN Mccoy, Pocahontas. S. Fraacls-S. ". CHLDKEss, Madison; A. McDANIEL, LAnguille; GRo. w. SEABoRS, Tayor's Creek Salinc-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. F. BEA- VERs, Lost Creek. Scrcr-A. w CoLe Paracfta; J. l.. NEAL, Center Point; Hon. CHA's PErrtGREw, Drownstown. Srott-R. G. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT Scarcg-Hon. SAM LESLIE Wieys Cove. tnior--W. F.. HUYr, Hisboro'; II. B. CoBB, Meeks; J. ARNOLD, Lisbon. Fun Bnren--I. R. VExABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE Quit
 
 Waslinstoa-I. B. CuNxIxGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c. MoGUIRE, Mcl;uire's store Fhtc-H. REsD Searcy. rHos VI. ALEXANDER, Velvet Ridge; GREEN c. CARUrHERs, Cold N ell. Yell-W. N. MAY, Danville; LEvI ARNOLD ana Dr. JOHN l. SHERMAN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULT, Btutton D In addition the above list of agents, Post Masters vho friendly the paper authorized and requested agents.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17

A PRECIoUs SwINDLEE.-A fine looking, genteel, we'll dressed individual, who has been fourishing at first class hotel for several days under the cognomen ofCol. Winston felative Of Gov. Winston, was arrested by the special police night before last, on charge of obtain ing goods under false prc'ences, from the cloth ing establishment of Messrs. Wildbarger & Co.,, Main street. The worthy had also previously passed counterfeit money, aud had also given bis name as Whorton. From letters found in his possession 1t appears that he was but recent ly in prison al New Orleans His true name is William Houser, d lawyer by profession, and formerly resided iu Arkansas His case has gone before the grand jury, now in session, for their action thereon.--Nsmphis Bulletin.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
Improvement Lands

 f dettnsto beIn
 
 f i to m ca n nIad pvelthe h Alo il G apubcs less enoho etc the pesont therein to luner then Ey f ill land niutu niunrt nlnihi n notice. .rSretit aI yh n Iya~r ~i,n4sof h:crI  f A to Arkansas t h Q ncrni hi Af f the fll tlu thr4n:a lshal by Ms mentsw with interest xInrcmt issued b t Govern rIAntA tfr comply anyo the ,adh the nrmts l tsama thereby be eiuni ahrogol 0 o a Q id ldsr Q he rnewt lw owners  inll iicnsn Ep I nm. hurty by provided nchns from 
 tbG al the elanl
 
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The true Democrat., 1857-03-17

The Largest Establishment an the South, at
 Nos. I'll and 173 Canal Street.
 L L N w STOCK!! VJNHE undersigned having opened large ~gs.r::j II and splendid assortment of @--fzTy NEW SOUTHERN FURITURE,-- SD is prepared to supply the trade and families on the most reasonabls terms This heinz the only new stock in the city purchasers will find it to their ad vantage to call and examine the goods, and learn tc price before purchasing elsewhere.
 Will keep coustantl, on hand
 MARBLE, SOFA and CENTRE TABLES,
 Extension Tables of Mahogany
 Walnut and Oak, and of all sizes Rose wood and Mahogany Work and Card Tables;
 DR RESSIN TABLE ES, WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES, Oak. Mahogany and Rosewood Sideboards. Bureaus of Walnut, KOsewood Mahogany
 ARMOIRS, WRISTBANDS, BEDsTEADS. Parlor Chains Tcte-a-Tetes, Ottoman>, Dvans Easy Chairs. Rockers Etcgercs; Secretaries and Book cases: Oak and Walnut Office chairs. Dining room Chairs, Childrens' Chairs and Rockers; Mahogany and Walnut 'rea-poys and Light Stands.
 HAIR, MOSS AND SPRING MATTRESSES.
 LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING, Rosewood and Mahogany Paror Sets; together with every article usually found in Furniture Ware house.
 stock hand. Purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to give this store call before buying elsewhere, the Proprietor Is confident that he can offer them newer styles of the most fashionable urn- iture. more substantially made. and at greater bar gains than any other house in the city.
 CIAS. A. STEW ART. NEW ORLEANS Oct. 1855. feb 10 '57--ly
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17

 na  bnls efrsid land t due ~nun the day qure Agents public in no les nineyo from o t Iererons sthrn
 
  lgtwoin almensu bond tl flor aid du uuil;a inf gnl
 
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  tlv latte eine L u M IF d m fill rnlr to Land thoitna lAgenf .llalT  purchase m tl slal be h ar O e lanl hyuel s mln office gen hereof tf he r 0 70 rene he the owne of ovln3 Smull of q u o lno h disposed in i lA2nt,wil thirty no eapei
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The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
Valuable Farm to Lease.

.~ A FARM l2 miles from Little Rock, Sss "A on the main southern road. will be Ss-s. ss leased for n term of 10 or Is years The --Ac-
 t of land consists of about 937 acres on which has been cleared over 800 acres There is on the farm . eommodious dwelnghouse kitchen, servants houses, etc.. and valuable water power tirst and Saw Mill, all of which will be let to suitable tenant on accom- modatng terms.
 The place is also well situated for public entertain ment Thos. II. kimber residing on the road E miles northeast from the place will show the premi- ses if called on. For further information apply to this office
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The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
The Coloring of the Rose.

As erst in Eden's blissful bowers, Young Evesurveyed her countless flowers, An opening rose of purest white, She marked with eye that beamed delight, Its leaves she kissed, and straight it drew From beautv's lip the vernal hue. Some other poet historian gives the follow ing account of the "coloring of the rose:"
 "When Cupid danced among
 The Gods, he down the nectar flung,
 Which, being on the white rose shed,
 Made it forever after rsd.n
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17

Languages: For any Of the Languages lesson per day s20
 per month; lessons per day, $50. do.; or
 to learn to read. write, and also to speak
 l@nguage grarnmatically lessons not
 limited )..... -..................... loo % Those persons who already speak Language
 and wish to become good readers and also
 to write and speak it grammaticaIv Ill., 50 co Strangers referred to circulars for letters from Gen. Andrew Jackson. late President of the U. States Hon. Martin Van Buren. late President do do Hon. R. NJ. Johnson. late Vice President of the L. S Hon A. E. Roman. late Governor of Louisiana. lion Jas C. Jones. late Governor of Tennessee. Hon John Gale. late Governor of Alabama. Major Gen F. P. Gaines, late U. s. Army. Hon John Bell | Senate. Et Rev Bishop Miles. Tennessee Rev Dr Lindsey. President Nashville University. Rev Dr Chamberlain, late President of Oakland Col
 lece. Miss. Rev Dr Edgar. Tennessee. Hon D. PIieur, late Mayor of New Orleans Hon ! Stockton late Mayor of Mobile Rev Mir Soler, late President St. Charles College La Hon Thos. II. Benton. late Senate. Rt Rev Bishop Otey. Tenn. Rev Dr Howell. Tenn. Rev Dr Whea,e Tenn.
 Or they can Refer to Hon R Wicklfe. Governor of Louisiana. Hon Jos Walker. late Governor of Louisiana. Hon q Brown. late Governor of Mississippi. Hon John Quitman, Hon Henry s. Foote. < < Hon John Crittenden, late Attorney General of the
 United states. Hon P Soue, late | s Senate Hon Sdell. | Senate. Hon Geo Eustis late Chief Justice of Louisiana. Hon r A Rest, late Supreme Court, Louisiana Hon A D Crossman. late Mayor of New Orleans. Hon Jas Guthrie Secretary of the Treasury, | s. C. Roseus. esq. New Orleans. Hon Chas Derbigny. '' lion John L Lewis late Mayor of New Orleans. Messrs Ward. Jonas & Co.,, New Orleans.
 Barriere X Co.,,
 < Henderson d, Gaines. '' '' Hewitt. Norton x Co.,, ''
 Maunsel. White X Co.,, q Alfred Hennen. esq, ]" Martin Gordon, Jr., John Gauche, q Dr Mercer. |" Hon Vim NJ Gwn, Late [ s Senate. Hon J Benjamin, Senate. Hon sam Houston. late President of Texas. Gov II Ruunels Texas. Hon Balie Peyton, Cal. Hon Chas Scott Chancellor Mississippi. Chapman Coleman. esq Louisville, Ky. Geo. D. Prentice. esq, Kentucky. A Grailhe esq.,. New Orleans. Hon John D. Freeman, Mississippi. etc. etc. RUFUS DOLBEAR, Jan 20 '57-1y los Canal street.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
NEW MUSIC!!

ENOR Guitar. Piano. Violin. Flu.e, SS k Banjo and Brass instruments. .S Musical Instruments, etc. tS
 Guitars Violins. Flutes and Accordeons Violin Bows, Metronomes; very superior Italian Strings ioi Guitar and Violin. Preceptors as follows Bertnl and Hunten's Piano, Carcass and Halls Guitar; Alexander and Howclrs Flute; Maqa and Winners Violin, and Briggs Superior Instructor for the Banjo
 Dtsons elegant edition Of the standard Operas. with English and Italian words, few copies only.
 Received at the Book Store
 Dec '56 JNO. E. REARD0N.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-17
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f)ur facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work mi he surpassed by any printing establishment the country
 Ne have procured, al a of sixteen hundred dol lars one of dams mammoth printing machines, which enables do book and pamphlet work superior style nd Al very ot.