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CUNDRI Els
~ 80 bba krout,
50 bnls Cider Vinegar,
ubls Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
.OO II RnisIs, wholes Snl halves,
So boxes tieuuur tIostGtt&r lfilters,
100 Booth ~ Stdwick's Cordial Gin,
100 baskets Heidsck's Champagne,
100 terres Rice.
G25 kegs assd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALEX. NORTON Il CO.,
milo tt Nos. and Poydras street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES St
B. DEBAR, Lessse and Manager G. CuEsIgY Treas,

3. DrBAR, Lessee and Manager. C. e.cuEsLEY. Treas.
PRICES Or ADMISSION Circle and pa.quste, IS
tickets, Is cents; Private Boxes, EACH S. 5. Il
O'Clock. Box office open daily from Il 10 ocoeK "' '"s'
e.. THIS EVENING. April IA. 1857. -...
* M2 %s HAxFf AFf
sEdEET sfSR I as fss s.
as of ess
Ls e. sss I'D II. Sss
WYE Desire Mlls cApe Saltwater psn'sE Alhs;.
Drum Aso
ha sY4 Jeanette Miss Frances, cHEs,Ev Treasurer
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April Is, 1857.
rkoEFE, esnpsisas . asasaishsd EslonsTs Vii -:
f? sS IT. Ts a M I 1 yfsa 5s ssar f
g4o s9 va
sgnfFa r zappaes Ruiz sgnor l. RnGo; Tn veccho lin
caro- sgnor g. Vianeva
sSS5F,%iaay ,s%%as@TL fkoxS!oRE: l., ,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes each .sS to Sl5 0G
Dress Circle and Parque'te %
Third Circle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o &
Quadroon Boxes, ticket. 7;
NoTICEseats be secured any night or whole
sixteen performances Box Office daily from "a A.
| till ?. NJ. ala
ORLEANS THEATEK- oRLEANs STREET.
| PRICES OF ADMISsION-Dress Circle, Latticed Boxes
parquette and Second Boxes 81 So Pit ST. Third Gallery
| cents No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 81 O'Clock. Performance commences at 7.
| TUESDAY. April IA, 1857.
Will be acted Haevy's grand opera in acts entitled HI
| JEWESS.
aThursday April l6-second nightof verdis grand oper
| of THE TROVArORE.
re- The Lbretto Of three French Operas Fios edition
| for sale at the Box office ala
| A nIRIIIrE4E ATEsIs Ann LUIS Il III MS 4
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
Coaches HARNESS,
ROCKAWATS, WHIPS,
BARoUCHEs, COACHES,
SsE5Ega
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AUCTION SALES.
BLACK Silks, PRINTS, sHEETINGs, etc.
BYH PEYCHAUD X CO., .f4u.e. .

BLACK SILKS, PRINTS, sHEETINGs, etc.
BYH PEYCHAUD CO., dana, ...gF
"a AZ NJ c. sAxoRY, Auetioneer.
a % s;es t ae
vile and cust0mhon .u street, .. WI r Be sGd Rbr
40 bales Lawrence Atlantic Pacics West sheeting
Is cases assorted Bleach Cotsons .s
packages and lots of Seasonabe Dry Goods such as peh
mask Linen Cambria Handkerchief Madras Handkerchiefs
~ TERMs2itberal. At sale. = als
GREAT SALE OF B sf1Nra AND STATIONERY At
THIS EyENiSSG, VII ps sold at carly
The most complete collection Of hooks in every department
of eratue, in the various departments of human KnoWieuge
works of every description in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
Letter cap and note papers, envelopes steel and gold pens of
the makers stationery and fancy articles generally
and "ned hat has been auction in this
city worthy of the attention of those who VIII 10 MAKE a.
invited to examine the stock during the day.
s This sale will he positive, and continued every evening
| until the stock is all sold. w Iln
| COOP MAHOGANY FURNITURE AT AUCTION, WITH
|
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
| WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
| will be sold cc-.
Marble tor Center and Sofa Tables sideboard. Wano Time
piece Mane Ornaments, Bedsteads Arnofs Bureaus
Croekery and Glassware Wire Safe Kitchen Utensils etc.
| Also
Paintings and Engravings and two sets New Parlo'
'i ss-TEkMs-cash. ala
sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS. BLACK AND coLoREn
SILK MantIllas, Linen Cambria h""dserehes French Elm
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Solicit the patronage friends and the public generally
Particular attention giveh orders from the country
PCIcipal House Once No "a New Levee. Also have
houses l5p Old Leyre the Bulls Head and at the Stock
Landing. m5l u
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II Il. HERWfG,
Z. No. Is New Levee. New Orleans,
Importer, Agent and Dealer in
FOREIGN WINES, BRANDIES l. DOMESTIC LIQUORS
Sole Agent for
WARMERS CELEBRATri, NEW JERSEY CIDER.
ALSO
Dealer in Coffee. Corn Meal, Hoiny and Grits. Coffee
parched fer steaulb boats and groceries ait
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

nsy~ Public Schools, Fourth DistrIct-Thc
Girls High School, Is postponed till FRI
DAY. 18th inst. 80
The Boys High School will be examined TO-DAY, from
The Annual Exhibition will take place TO MORR OW WED
nesday at 10 A. NJ Felicity Church, Of Ches
street. j. e. PARHAM, Jr,
ALA Superintendent.
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Doors open at Il performance commences half past
O'clock. Box office open dny from 10 10 O'Clock.
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sEASONABLE DRY GOODS BLACK AND CoLoRED
Silk Manllas Cambria HaIdserchiets, French En-
broderies ....
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst Mt 10 o'clock A.
w M, auction, at their auction rooms, II Chartres
street, will be sold
An assortment Of seasonable Dry Goods.
ALSO
An assortment Of Linen Cambria Handkerchiets.
-ALsO-
large invoice of Black and Colored Silk Mantillas
40 lots of French Embroderes.
rf5-TFRTS-At sale. ala
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DR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
- tholome Hospitals and SIX years with Ricord of Pnris
has opened his Office at No II Da"pne rect for general
practice and especially for The OF all disc OF the
iiee.tivc Organs boil, with the Of
consultations in French Eng ish to IL A.
NJ and to 6 p NJ as 2ptf
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-pe SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMfoRIU NJ
III Main Depot SO Camp strcet-Branch Sc Charities
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
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FJ~ Washington ---------.-.7--
meets hereafter Carroon Railroad Depot, MONDAYS,
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
Personal.

The Heralfs Washington correspondent says that
Judge Russell has been cOseted with the President,
ard that come heads will be cropped of before long.
Mr.. Theodore Sedgwick has, it is said, been sp-
pointed District-Attorney in place Of Mr.. McKeon.
- Gen Hebningsen arrived In Washington on Friday
eveDjpg, from the South.
Coy Walker ia in Washington.
ANDREW MATHEW, who to this couoty from France
With the Count GIssse. died In Davis County, N c.
Gently. at tue advanced age Of SO years. -
We COPY the above auponnce nent tIon The Rdteigh
n. C Rcgister We have known Mr. Matthew from
cur childhood. He was pTesent at Yorktown when
Corvallis surrendered, and afterward served his
country in the Eat Indies and in the battles Of Nspo
ieon He was a witness Of the Murat, Danton. and
Eobespierre saturnalia He was good citizen, brave
at julius Cesar and Frenchmsn all over.
[Columbus (Ga Irquifer.
Late letters from one of the members Of DeQuncey's
family speak Of the great writer as being in perfect
health and seemingly much younger man tbs be
appeared ~ years ago. He is at present residing in
Ecir burgb, on a visit He has two sons In the army
ons daughter married to an efcer in India, another
nsr,ed to gentleman in Ireland. and the third aud
Youngest IL the tousekeeper at the cottage at Lap.
wade. The "old man eloquent" is now between ~
and So and stiu uses opium as In former days.
Bostcn Transcript.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

FLORIDA FoKrlFIcArIoss The Key Wet cor
re,poIdent Of The Nw Orleans PieayEHe, writing on
the 26.h u!t, rays:
Lieut. f. B. Hunt, United States Engineer Corps,
has been ordered TO the command Of Fort Taylor and
will assume the duties Of HE office the 9Th Of Decem-
Der when be will relieve the present officer in charge,
Capt d. z. Woodbury., who retains command Of Fort
J, ferson. Both these works are being pushed for
ward as rapidly the means at command will allow,
Fort Jefeson during this fiscal year, will be carried
up to the second tier Of guns, ard win be able 70
mount in cesemste batteries III eightinch coumbiads,
and IS twenty four pound howiizers At Fort Taylor
The works are near completion, as far the castle Is
concerned, which has both tiers of csseua.e arches
turned and two fronts capable Of mounting en- bsrbete
twenty or more heavy guns. At For. Taylor there
viii be engaged during the Winter force OF 2Oo men
At Fort Jefferson are slready employed 300 mechancs
ard soorer. The appropriations for these TWO "o'A'
for this fiseal year are 900 000."
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...4.,, n.-, { TIE party Eh;ch
insogurs'ed tie Kansas act I'd. Lsconp
q ksrsas have no right ander tho prgsric
tse Coesisuico.. to determine on the -
ls- uIeer which they shall i've They A..
70 right to determine the Institutions for tn, ssrss
uent gG white ner-pot at all Trey cannot
determine Whist sort Of Legislature they ehap hive
Of how usry nsTb it ihalI CONSIST Whist the luA
6cstiops for meubershp .haI be. They csunct Dss>
OF the rght Of tfage They e,Inot d. er nine as to
Tire creation OF banks other corporations, and thou
sand other hir gs which put into the Constitutions
by tie people in all States, for the government OF
Zee white men; bat they nav determine whs. ahsu
be the condition OF few negroes hersser 70 be it,
;r0duoed; snd that ls the great principle Of popular
sovereignty according TO he MESSAGE
shsl have occasion at gone future time % spssk
nore at lergth IN regard to tAis document My only
object 10 r.irg row wS 20 meet the assumption. not
founded a. conceive. in correct Ia " taa. the Con
vention which assembled unjer the authority Of the
Territorial Legislature WA a Legitimate Convention.
II was not as good Convention as the one which et
at Topeka, beoause tha. Convention did emsnsse from
portion Of the people at least whereas the LEGO mp
ton Convention enansted, as insist, from q set Of
uxufpfH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
BUCHANAN ON KANSAS.
SPEECH OF SENATOR TRUMBULL OF ILL
NOIS.

Is TIE SENATE, TUESDAY, DEC. 8.
Before the message passes from the oonsidsianoh OF
the Senate at this time, desire say aWord 10 TO-
gard to an assumption which is made in IT, whicn
think not founded in fact and upon which tne
argument Of the Pre- regard TO Kansas s based
believe ii hight and proper to combat error upon al
occasions, and to NEE. il st the threshold.
The Precedent, in treating upon this hansss CUES
ton, speaks Of the Convention which met al Lseonp
Ton. and framed Constitution, il il were legh-
mate Convention. The honorable Senator from !H'
opia has iust spoken Of II as legitimate Csnvenhon
Now, Sir, 1 deny in toto that that Convention poe
fessed any authority whatever and do not place my
dan;a on the ground that the Territorial Legislature
of Knr,as was fraudulent Legislature. i believe
that 10 be so. believe that the Legislature had no
Authority to act upon any subject; but c'ncedng that
Il was the legitimate Legislature Of the Territory OF
asny hal Il had any authority wha'eves to initiate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
GEN. WALKER LANDED.
Ss.25o 900 i'm Treasure en- re"'e
Sxw.OsLrAss, Saturday, Dec. L., iS'.

NKw-ORLEASs, Saturday, Dec l., 49,.
The STEAMSHIP, Empire City from Ne'-io "a
;,.t via Havana. is sshore at the Bahze, out VIII
probably be 60: of on'ght.
She connected at Havana with the steamship o'a' Oh
the Wet. from Aspnsau with the Caili'rnla me''S
ard about TWO ard quarter inihons In uoaSu'o 'o'
New.YoIk.
The rails per Empire City viii not be up tonight.
hui in their sb,erce have the following ABSTRACT OF
her rsrs, which IA highly important, BY The Balze
telegraph line;
departure tom Mobile Bay on the 18th uls., IN the
.ttansSip sSsshiOO landed at Panta Arenas, in Mic
s,sgus. on the 25th November, with $50 men,
Net the slightest s,,empt was nsde to prevent the
landing and in fact the purpose OF the expedition ap-
pesred TO have not ever been guessed.
. Tte United ate. sloop-ofvr Saratoga was lying
in the babor and the Fashion passed under her stern
al full speed, with Only ten men on DECK
The w.ole marty we're landed at SCOTS wharf
Can. Walker hsJ, i. seems, sent City men up the
river By other entrances, before making MS appear
anee al Pcnts Aenss
After andirg the expedition, the Fashion took her
departure for AspinwsD shere at the departure of the
STAR Of the West ste wa taking coal on board.
Commodore Pauldpg Of the United States friga.e
wabssb, attempted to seize her at AspI wal, but, on
examining her papers, found them correct, and could
take no further steps sgsiust her.
The Br tish epd American naval forces hsd sailed
from Aspinwa for San Juan, and would very probably
take part in the in that vicinity at least pre-
gent the landing of any more fibusters.
II was supposed that the diff oulties between Costa
RIGA and Nicaragua, slsded TO in previous accounts
would be settled without resort to hostile measures
The news from California by this arrival embraces no
points Of special interest.
The pubic were much excited with regard TO the
seawo.hiness of the Pacific Mail steamers.
The following vessels bad arrived at San Francisco
rom Atlantic ports since the departure Of the steamer
OF the 9TH November, viz: Sierra Nevada, Aurora,
OLE Colony, Goddess, Herald Of the Morning AID
Ssscao PaEza.
NEW. ORLEANS, Saturday, Dec. IL, 1857.
The Fashion landed Gen. w slker at Greytown with
four hundred men. The ordnance which he expected
10 fnc there had been disposed Of. He will receive
additional force Of one thousand men, which viii
gave Mobile this week. under the command Of Gen.
Hem ugsen. Walker stock is up to- night.
MOBILE, Saturday, Dec. II, 1857.
TIE Fashion landed her passengers at Greytown on
he o5is Ct November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
DELEGATE CONVENTION AT LAWRENCE.

LAWRENCE, N. L., Dec ), 1901
The Convention met at lOI o'clock in the mora
ing. Judge Smith, as Chairman Of the Territorial
Committee, called the body ~ order, and nomastsd
w. Y. Roberts as temporary Chairman and s. l..
Tappsn as Sc .retary. Mr.. J. n. Winchel moved
that the Chairman appoint committee OF Two to
report permanent Orea stiOn. Overruled on mo-
ZION Of Gen. Lane, and each delegation reported ono
of their number to report permanent organization.
A Committee on Credentials was appointed, whea
the Convention adjourned until O'Clock.
At that hour, Judge, Wakefield was called, and
,poke briefly. Several other gentlemen were called,
but declined. The Committee on Credentials re-
ported through Champion Vaughan, esq., it, Chair
man. After some discussion as regarded me repre-
sentatiOn Of several districts the report was adoptod
and also proposition that those present VINO wero
not delegates should be allowed to be present ana 70
participate, but not TO vote. mr. John .. moeis %
leavenworth was called on. among o.neI ' N.Y.
he said that at the present day men spoke OF tne
MOD tanned summit Of Bunker Hill, OF Lexinstoa
sna ConcorJ as places Of heroism and Devotion 70
, IIe,tv worthy 10 be remembered. hereafter,
hen oar children speak Of these matters, it Wiz
he of Lawrence, where the Last battle Tor Consttu'
toDal Liberty was fought.
r. G. Eliot esq, Of The lr.e STATE, Chairman Oh
the Committee on Permanent Organization, reported
the following officers for the Conventions;
Pye.idens-Goy. CHsRLEs ROBINSON.
Zee Prs.idents-LiestGOv. VIZ. Y. ROsEars, Judge
w.srrIEID, Or. Husrne, Dr. oLpArsIcx, B. ELLior.
n,vuig Roof G. GRAHAM, FRASX ADAMS, JAMES Mo>sog,
y n BLAZE GIDEON sEYsoUa p. II. TowssrxD. J. r.
GKIrp c. B. LINES, y. w. WOODWARD.
seeyetarie,-w. A. Phillips, L. wArrLrs Dr.. Y. Macy.
The officers Of the Convention took their seats.
The President made some remarks on The import.
ance Of this Convention, the necessity for acton and
for taking position in which they could al hsr:
monte. On motion, the Rev. 8. j. Lum oIeneA
the Convention by prayer. A Committee OF one
from each Senatorial District was then appointed ~
the Chair to report resolutions for the acton Of sAs
Convention. That Committee was j. H. Lane'
c. Vaughan, W. V. Barr, II. 8. Ryms,e' Dr. Y; T.
Kob H. Evans, L. MISSIONER, l. u. n.
C. II. Uollidsy, G. W. Gilmore, c. A. Foster u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

FROM HAyAsA The steamship Daniel Webster,
Ihos. Miner, Commander arrived here yesterday az
terpoon from New o leans on the 5.h aud Havana on
the 8 inst, at ) p. ID. The Empire City, hence f'r
New-OreaDa arrived two hours previously but at the
time Of calling the Star of the West snce teegraphedl
wa not in sight. The steamship Granada, hence for
Havana, was passed by the Daniel Webster on the
9th in st., of the Cape of Florida
There is no Havana news of Importance.
On the 9th inst, st 3 p. m, % miles north of the
Cape Of Florida, exchanged signals with steamship
Granada hence fer Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

S1Eproscoric PHorooRApgs-NOgEL DISCOVERY
-Atsftcent meetrg Of the Liverpool Photographic
Society M. Forrest Introduced 20 the socley
nOvs AID simple des which had been oLOasnt unsgf
bis notice the prevoui day by INC pbs,o
graph can be taken vts Jingle lens and With a. o Or
sinsIy can era By Mr.. Gis process me oSs.t o.cS
into Two mirrors oned u The certsr raised a. o sSsa
sics so as 90 reflect two figures saa ors lsp,
But ro. e1Iy are tie two pictures taken at one ,ttDg
Lnt .tey Us ron inverted which % also srsss al
ysntags obtained b, tho discover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

NIssEsorA DELEeArH.-William W. Kingsbury,
the Democratic candidate for Delegate in Minnesota,
has majority of Z, $50 Charles Mcclure accord
ing TO the showing Of the Board Of Csuvassers From
number of counties no returns were received. The
nnesOtan thinks that if all the genuine and no DO
gus returns had been counted Kiugsburys ms ority
would have beer reduced to 400 bu. the Canvass
ers counted the vote on the last day on which the Ter
iitoral law permitted it to be dore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

FROM TURKS IsLAsD.-C8pt. Windsor, OF tho
Bri,i,h brig Margaret arrived on Sunday rom Grand
Key, reports great scarcity Of provisions at that
place ard that number Of the inhabitants were in
state of starvation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
VOTE FOR MAYOR AND GOVERNORS or
THE ALMSHOUSE.

The eficis vote for city officer, viii probably be
declaIed to-day. We have copied the vote by dis
tr:c,s, which we subjoin tor future reference:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

PuILADELPHIA, Saturday, Dec. Il, IeN.
Stoke dull. Pennsylvania Elves, 81; Reading
Rsilro.d, o.; Morris Canal, Az; Long Island Rail
road =, PenDsvlvsDis' Railroad, 38t.
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Cous,pOnisSoe Of he Zv.u.n, Post.


WAsHlsGros, Dec H. 1857.
The nonir stion Of Mr.. Clifford 10 the Bsnoh OF the
Suprt me CouIt s not acceptable to the Circuit a, IL
cue tolely tn bis personal associations With the
PRECEDENT Ether Judge Giohrist indorsed =. he was
by OCtnor, johnson, and Choate, or Cushing who
competed TIE unwilling sdniratiOn Of Ne Mas .achu.
sefts hsr when be was upon the BEECH there, would
have been an acceptable appointment; but Pierce
irebos are jest cot in high favor. The President
seems to be determined 70 adopt Louis XIys maxim,
" l. elat c'CSt MOI ,"
Mayor Adams Of Les7snworth expresses his oonvic-
tors beis that the people Of Kansas will make an
armed resistance to the mpoliton OF the Lecompton
Corttitpton upon them. Men who have hitherto coun.
seleo peace aIe ready 20 lead opposition to that To-
struneIt-
Parrot the Kansss Delegate, is native of Cam len,
5. C., was &" Iaised" in Ohio where he served with
some distinction in the Legislature, and helped elect
Pueh TO the Senate. lie has been 10 Kansas since
1854, ard though preerinsto s'ict TO his profession
CT the law nstt ad of king political nptOrety he
took prominent Free-Sol stand in the meetings Of
his neie hboi hood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
.,r, WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

,,,r EMPIRE CIrY AT NEw-ORLEANs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-14

,sce VITO sss Of late kstt ~ pce,tica n A,,istsrt
s. crcts,y g sigp lssd warrants.
ispprehecd fhere viii be so.bng do1s Of suy yre,k
in po aDce Until atsr tn holidAys TIE .psss Sas.'
tcp II its pev phsse, csnsot be kept long on OF q.
Heu'e, anc We may eKpect scene Of exatsmsnt
ed election osses wiil DO Immediately AIKEN IN Ard
e'sp's'd Of aud they nay occupy the House NTH
some occa::"::!. skhmshiOg 90 o!hsr subis,.s unuI
A,er New Years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-30

midable, without the cohesive power
of a platform Of principles. The late
Whigparty lived and 6ourished so long
asst hac such platform, and died when
that platform dccayed. But the Re-
publican party was formidable, and that
too without any issues made upon a
platform Of principles. The reason Of
its temporary strength, was the despe-
rate hunger for "spoils" on the part
Of demagogues, who were its managers,
and the incessant political harangues
Of Abolition preachers. These white
crayattcd gentry have reaped a harvest
of disgrace, and the country been
cursed by the election Of Republican
sJoismen TO Congress. Republican
ism sounded we'll in theory, but it
worked badly in practice, if we can
believe their own journals, and the Con
gressional Corruption Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-30
To. E.AA1S,
Lana agent, and Notary Puhlh

OtiIcs Brady street. over r,,,m.n po,.,.
al. =, AN. Hank win s.t,,n to the parehs.~ .,
ee VI LANDS Houses aud IL ts Of eveyv Mind 4. =,
~ "ah'rs =, collecting of IL hts u All sort. p.,,
as. y, non-is 'h Mt and sl thirss ,,,e c,nn,.,
wan The Land Agency tusiu,,s. Those ,,.h,n~
IN. r.,nd @ cr'e,ty and promptly in th, abe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-30
COST PRICES.


TIVE subscribe hA,i: already bored rent, -four
i wells IL this city sni n every in,tancr giving
cntirr satisfaction. l. prepared = execute further
orders Ia the best mann Fur all kinds Of bHsine.s
whcre . Consistent supIiy of wztr j. nresiei, these
wells are Of q es,c,t adv antage.
THOMAS GOURLEY
west end of ID STREET S.isotts Grocery 81 orr.
Jan. Is, 1851. diy.
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Type for Sale.

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One Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
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LAND FOR SALE.

kouh " acre lots. I niic north NJ v,,,o, 49,,
i o" The \ and NJ. Railroad, oh .ssscnss,. &C.,
~ aess' "h' MI" north 81 walcott: eh.
'""' ""'"h'. IN enc and Two years
~. ~ acres In Washington county 40 ,c
'' ', ,s ana running ws,ef oh part This
,as, :. h'i.s ~ ~ Iowa City, and IL fr.mw.
VIII 'e cid cheap, and part on time ''''"'
Also Tour 20 acre lots near Iowa cav n..,,,
farming land. and WI watrr~a W. "Au'i
$3.50, i~ts IN West Davenport. y.nyrx \,
rem 90 Feet ~ 10 10 I? y acres; aid A., I. -.
balance IN che and two years.
Ai.o' ie'rral neat building. on leased -
would be- sod IN reasonable term, anr,, =, -"
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