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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
MARKET.
DR.fIDT' STR EET,

East Side. between second and Third Ats.
~THEhE can he found At a | times Meats OF the
W finest qualities and best kinds.
am selling irst hest b.-f by the Sr'e nj SIX crn
per pound. sni rotating as cheap as thc chrat~st.
ocis-dtf A. u. KENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

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Eua Powder! Gun Powder! /!

~
u half an inch A,lck. Jut recrive1
n JOUYD,
BraAy street ktweeN D"ustA and mn.
Were ~os 6ssssss,s 1isstIlsstSa lefy,
A Liquid prisoner, peat in walls u glass,
Besuty's edect with beauty Vepe besefs,
Nor u. nor NJ RENE n,brance what Il wss,
But flowers distilled. though they With winter nst
Lose but their show, theip substance stall ussa
AYpR 0fty difgerent ssshionsAls nxtraofs q q
~ esnss PER bottle. sample bottles opsa ~
Public Inspection an1 USe.
Al may W before they buy. Also
EOeecu S0NpS, F01De00eo,
Hair OLE, po,m a rt.ossand Fsssrs, H., b., -.
JOcY'A DssAy Il, bel. ~ enA ~.
/~uupHaH's wooLlM rAlAAs AlAqnuo-A
u sseevs Shssae, lest received st J0vYA.
.pfA6y sfss0s sA4wssA v0HrtA ~ ys1lAs
F06frUrMTVDrT1 a60hG.-Soi yaSsS
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.,,o,ne, and COUNSEL At Law n.ve"i.,,' md md
once. Davrnpafs blvef 'i"' ""''' a' iaa,r
.it
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

I e 0OOB Building LDts. alec = two story Franz
u House, and two rtS overlooking the otssts-
sppi river. Apply 10 Samuel Guy. IN Best Osven-
port or u John Z. Guy VI las Jordan, " Dasen.
| DorA. sus16-dti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
PSrfameryt Perfuoevy I

CONSTANTLY os hand the largest stock os rsr.
quarry. CooS,.ss, Sxiraits. washc- also posi
sdsS. R~siorstiv~~, Dyes &r. 0RAHAg'0 supasi.i
TricaMallken i Hair Dye
always hAna Also Hair. Flesh, and 1ooth DrasAss
OI0ARA &c. ". y L. 0RAkR9.
AuaAA:i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Valley C5Iy eNSIlS,
Scott County,
Howe's improved Patent Truss
kridgeS.

ME un &-rSgued are Propr-tors OF the above Pa
i tent 'nr the State Of Iowa, and prelar ed to
contract for the erection Of Railway and Highway
Bridges :. any length Of span from ~ TO 500 feet In
any part Of the State.
A. the above Bridges have been adopted on most
Of ,he Railroads In the United states We deem con-
ment 10 their strength. durability, and cheapness,
unnecessary All communication upon the subject
will receive prompt attention. Address
STONE, DOOMk1 DOYlN0T0N,
seoledtf Davenport, Iowa:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03
Removal!
CRAbBE'S ualr- Dressing + Shaving

- - Il q q ~
vxT1LI he T.mOted fo-dsy. 10 newly hltlsA 0e6n
w under the L~ Clairs Houss, where ~ viii eve
b. fnuni i reaiineGs to serve bis custom
arA In kAa most Appruvsd LAAnA9I.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-03

LcIEJShRD Brass works, sueh - Gjohes, Gas AID
i Water cOeks. Steam Whisuss, Aiasissippl AnA
ether Gauge cocss, water 0snsss, r., furnishes q
- Wss31Ax Novxlry WoHxe
JaAssvuls. Va. Nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

Rye flour and meal are also much o1er taan hey
In the fall Of 1865; but the decline nes great 20
Is apparent In the different qualities Of wheas nouy IN pcrk
beef and lard there . small advance fermer prices,
but in the article or butter the failing of from two 10
nvo cents per pound
So long flour be purchased a Eve dollars bar
REL and butter for eighteen TO twenty four cenu pound
the necessity for the OF soup houses fer The
poor, the during the winter Of 1850, VIII
not again arso. During the Rcsnc;s revC.roc in 1897
flour double the present prices
The above quotations the wholesale PRICES fog oor,
and consumers should submit any great
aoee figures Tho article, after leaving TIE warehouses
Of the Wholesale merchants who sell by sampler from
thousand barrels In lot through two hands
before reaches the consumer, aod the expenses which
by the transfer and the prons which counted
probably amount to from my 10 seventy Eve cen1 per
barrel.
Bakers generally are quick reduce the sss OF lser
losves when -four rise, but when the reverse
takes place. and the article falls dicuh Tor lbem
70 mako any percepble change This fac. should be nod
by the public and those bakers only pstronzed ~bc are
in The habit OF making or their oaves conespcrd
with tho price OF -four.
Sugar ID cousiderabiy lower than was few mosihs
back but compared wth prices asi year, there no
tsriA change rAke al the Articles which used In
daily food and susenarce together however, and ibere
viii appear largo falling of on the sgsregsss prios Of last
fall and winter ihe present prospect 10 ihsi ne de-
cline will bc much greater - the reason advances.
Although large factories may ind II necessary 70
pend operations for few weeks, and ess extensive
ployers may be forced 70 put their workmcu sbors
ume OF opinion that he hborng oAsses have pro-
fitted by the teachings Of past experience, and pre-
psrcd themselves 70 meet tho emergency aud 70 long
The prices Of bresdsu remain :, tbe present 10 fsue,
they win b0 able 70 look complaoenty ~ the tamoeng "
pieces or inflated banks and rotten mercantile heasoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
MOVEMENTS OF BREADsTUFFs.

AIhAFY UUt V-U r NJ
f0ur-Sceedinsly dull; nothing doing beyond the ciiy
demand. Whesi-NoshIns doing Corn-A sIsh, move
mens sales ct The rsilrosd In ct, cover 5000 bushels
western mixed 1 67kc., thirty days Brley--sslcs
5000 bushels prime osnsds 200 1900 bushels prime
saaie, four rowcd, 81 $50 and COO bushels ordinary
Csnsds n SOC Whskey-sses 2l bbls thIs morning M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
FAMILY MARKETING.

The hard tmcs 70 have had cncc, urcp VI
prccs OF family marketing - yo rates are It'll high,
there much prospect o. reduction for line ic
oome. When tho times good and The currency bc.
comes Inhaled up goes the price OF bread, nsas nsa,
vegetables fruit, and, indeed, everything TIE poor
sumo, While wages and salaries though uccs relatively
Ioss remain ai stand sil point but whom he currency
ocuscs and when the values Of The great staples Of toe
country become adjusted n and work falls co. ho pri
Of al products sold at retail remain The rsr soAe
tine rhas tho quo. stOus Of The narke, given oeos vii
not vary much from The Table We pEbl.xhed hss
July, though ihcro Is . vast difference In tss
means OF The community 10 buy and the actsA value Of
the article ~ compared with chsnGo of price orosgat
about by the contracted currency. Tase lne price Of
bread ~ an instance. Within Tho last III months floor
has fallen from 80 70 90 per cent value yet hes made
NJ apprecAble difference In the sire OF the osves. nha
the fac. that oor has fallen In price, and they pocsei
from 20 70 30 cent, which should rsEuy 70
The benefit Of her customers Th~s u only cce wsy for
poor people 70 do Ia these times. aud mat for every
family that cen AFFORD II 10 buy barrel OF good nov,
which be had for - 90 70 ~ per hsrrei and mare
ther own bread BY this means they win elect great
Ther. s = sigh, reduction IN the price Of
meat this weck. Al this time Of tie year far
cattle 70 winter. n . usnal FOR prioss 70 III
duriBr ocsooer and November pu, ne spsrulA,cvs
complain that The csIc msrse, 10 rrl,d entirely By
SPECTATORS, most Of whom have been IN The retail g
ht mseives, And KNOW the wanM OF the mGkef ~
tricks known only 70 ihemsevei ihe rrice of he
Up. and notwithstanding the derre NE pArt % -
farmers 70 scl a. mi. season Of the year NE nnEc
foresaec and both the public KEd The retail
pay high prices for meal that 10 scid 70 tne spectators
very oneaply
Prime cus command good prices, bat poor meal to
cents per ID. ohea per Than usual r1srs 90 change
vor'h noticing In poultry. Wild pgeo1s are usuoAlly
cheap
p keeps very high ., kls ,ine Of We year rsSer-
men begin 10 prepare for NE winter
are aahore msnded nes overksuled and repaired
and everything made aut and In order for vpser A
oonsequenoc for about month nsh asd hrh. sw
10 thore any alteration In prices rntl resh vscr osh
come 70 marhes, which vii be In fes vesEs TINE.
Shortly asr cod and kshbut becomes peonfn agAs add
p-ocs fall rherc nsh from the skcs IN Already
few small perch In . huie while We VII hare pscx
ercl, pike, 10, from the lakes
Thore 10 but little 70 note In vcretssss PSsloes
have declined In price rfe, and must Dc lever yei De-
ror long Az general thing prices are come bat lower
The hard tines affect Inc dealers 10 isc market he
the cty trade almost entirely fcr cash Where nc~c
are no credss eveu there no failures 70 meet obfrs
uous mere q change OF Importance N NE rcsx y
pfccs or ruit Peaches hsve smoss entirely dsaereret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
THE RHODE ISLAND COUNTRY BANKS.
PsovrpuO, Oct. o, 1851.
ne following was the condition Of The country banks
THE WHEELING (vA) BANK.

BALTIMORE, Och Z, 1851
Rumors hsvs been sfoai all day hurul 70 The credit OF
Ne narufsoiurers and F1mers Bank OF wheeling but
Asy cannot be traced 70 any reliable source and well In
formed parties dscredn them. This afsernnon the bro
ksws were buying the notes a Ten tosneenper cent dis
scuat We have heard no reports ssnins, The credit OF
Any Of .he other wheeling banks.
rr O'CLOCK r. n
despatch juu received from wheeling rays Mat the
reported bank failures there are without Foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
THE DECLINE IN FLOUR.
TIE PROSPECT NOT 30 BAD FOR TIE LABoRIN0
CyAcnua.

We have looked back at the proes OF nresdsucs and
provisions In tho fall Of 1885, when money plenty,
stocks were high, labor in demand and everything looked
cheering and prosperous tho surface and compared
them wh the prices Of the p,egent time when bard soes
and tho of all that propiscrs IN the previous
years spresding ruin and desoa,on n al the ramln
cations OF trade We find thst -four Shows marked do
cline since October 1885, 10 exhibited in The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10
EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.

ne news from New York 10 day produced quite an on
sisnens on 'Cbapse, and business s the close 70
great extent neglected.
Nothing has usnspircd In financial srsiv worthy o.
sose. Erchsnse h a I've per cent premium, and sho
mpply not equal 10 The demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
yuI BOSTON LIGHT UFANrRY ON THE FINANCIAL
CRISIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

THE RUN ON THE PARK BlNK.

owipg 70 ruuor which got caren1y a. Thursssy thsi
The PARK Bank W.. thor, sOns o. ooo 10 10 -csr ,g
Eocte, there vsss heavy run oi tn al.,sssu ySeflsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

THE BANK yoR SAVINGS ON BLRECKxR sTRK15, 10
JAEUAhY /. 1851
The funds Of tho nssisuton invested IN and ocnsst
off,
LIST. Funded Dsbt or the United sAsss, Of tte
Haie and city OF New York, and OH
cr S'atA stocks II their par value $S,c 6l21 10
d. Bonds and mortgages approved pro
ps1g in the O,y q New yors...... s.oe2, ,sss 10
Sd Real estate, building for the scnonmo-
dst0n or bank II No OF Beeoker si.. I53, ,924 s.
4th. Cash uninvested, being the balance in
the Manhattan Company and the BANK
OF Commerce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4S4.56o 12
9Th. Interest accrued 70 tho 1lt January 1857,
bat mot received ........,.....'..... 2ci,cl4 e2
ss,03s, $50 80
The Hank has becn In operation 81 y years,
duying which time II has opened lee oo9
accounts, and received altogether from de-
8t7 ,S30,osT el
10 which add nicrcs. 70 January, 1884,! oc0i94 So
Sb5yS32,o42 OF
counts, and paid cut IS 2ls,221 n
balance ss,a17,slo So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

seyersl iarre e,tabshmens losaied In this city, VII
msnufactorIes are In Newark, " j., employing In the
gretae four or i've hundred mon, have stopped sto.
gethcr Tney complain that orders are sarcc and hoy
cannot Afford 10 pile stock one OF The largest firms In
the city, employing nearly two hundred hands, Will, II
said discharge The greater portion on SATURDAY, mart
and estimated thsi Of jewellers alonc incrc viii be
about fre hundred out OF employ mert on saturday next
The importers or course doing e though there are
but individual cascs of mixcriune large number Of
must be thrown out OF cmploymen II The panic coatnues
Probably In no other business has the credit sys
tenn Nen more abuscd than In This Young
houses spring up sell indscrimnaely on credit and
finally are ruined, carrying nm thsm many better men
me older and stcadcr men arc kewise forced 70 cell on
credit, and consequently when panic comes they
hardly rsse money 70 pay thelr hands, aide from The
vast outlay necessAry FOR stock
In the syerwse business the same dIriouRy is erpe
renced In getting the funds for sock The credit system
extensively prsctssd, and the moment the banks oon
tract the discounts, thcir business must stop number
Of shops have closed wholly, and several partially Or
manufacturers cannot ret he money 70 supply them. 0ae
Of our srgest and richest firms has however, made
siderable by manufacturing In afvauoe and selling only
paytment OF business there be found solid men who
by correct business habits and sound system have
secured themselves and their workmen from the seos OF
the crisis,
THE BOOK TRADE AND BooKBINDERs AND PRINTING.
The recent failure Of Harper Brothers has given rise
10 report that they about 10 suspend operations
altogether. No steps have a. ye been taken In tha
direction By that firm, and bat an ncousdersbIe numbe
Of hands discharged. Tbcy will, however be Obliged 10
curts shortly and before the winter 10 hrcsgh perhaps
one half OF their employees or about two hundred win be
discharged They say there can be no use n manuiscur
ing books when there SALE and regret mort OF all the
probable necessity Of dschaeug some ov their force who
Ssye been IN their employ fOr re~ly forty ycss, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-10

sder aIl conspiracy v 70 The interest OF ,he rs
rosd for the oaasl navigation TO be speded and things
sns sun mcY have looked worry CURIOUS" Souo would Ay
tne blae On ons cisss OF peopo ana soue On an1hev
One c0icfed sevedoe. who had canned DohiDs during
the present week. replied 70 the question, wha, he sss
going 10 do, with the remark Ma, The Word said u
moves in mysterious way" and conld mt tell wha.
wonders he might perform next seek Hs seemed 70 FEEL
little anxiety for he faturc snd las~ated BY hs manner
well as words TIE power or fAiM.
Along the North river she heavy bu'ness houses
are in the Same stagnant oouditicu Men ioungiuK
around, completely dhhear.ened, are 10 be seen on
every block aud pier. It appears rather moro
lively on this side than along tho East river, on
Of the produce brought dsy but ha does not
furnish any en- ploy ment TO these men
Some Of them got tho idea that reporter Was oosn
ing men 10 work, and he found himsef suddenly sur
rounded by some twenty thirty asking for tns job
Their case is truly sori owiul one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
Trinity Co. Election Precincts.
[BY ORDER BOARD or supERvlsons.l


Ordered. that election precins be established
as hereinafter named, and all precincts not pro-
vided for in this order be abolished.
Judges and Inspectors are appointed as fol-
lows
! Trinity Center Prccinct.--Judg gcs, Geo. Williams
and JOS. Stephens F. B. Simonds inspector,
polls TO be opened at Grcgory's store.
! RmgeUiUe Precinct.--Polls at Hutchinson's. In
spector Saml. b. Lane judges, Jno. Hutchinson
and Chas. Ames.
Bates Runch Procinct.--Polls at Bates. In
fprctor F. II. Brown judges, James Good and
Jno. He'll.
Eastmom', Prcciact-Polla at Wrinkle & Ian
vers trading post. Inspector, Wm. Blagravc ;
judges, ID. j. Calvin and - Montgomery.
Lcwiston Precind-Polls at Phillips House.
Inspector, James Kelly Judges, ii. Stowell and
John Taylor.
Grass valley Precinct.-Pols at Lowden's. In
spcctor. 2. Doll judges, Major I.oNdcn and G.
W. Van Horn.
Indian Greet Precinct.--Polls at Capt Mar
tins Store. Inspector. W. {. Estes judges,
Dennis Searlcs and +. Wells.
Point Bar Precinct.- Polls at Cooks trading
post Inspector b. Cook judges, Wm Stilwcll
and Jos. Huber.
Kanaha Bar Precinct.-Polls at c. Stanhopes.
Inspector, Il. Prce judges NJ. W. Personctt and
VIM kincaid.
Stentr's Ranch Prccjnct.Polls at Stcincr's
House. Inspector, VIM. Anderson judges, B.
Steiner and n. Bates
arkansas Dam P,ecinrt.-Polls at J. r. Lin
coins. Inspector Vim. c. Given judges, j. r..
Lincoln and G.. Live.
! Mouth Canon Creek Precincf.-Polls at Carter
House. Inspector. John Duncan judges, Jno.
Carter and A. J. Price.
/ North Fork Prccinct-- Polls at Wilson's House.
Inspector, A. +. Bilay Judges, d. Mackcy and
Jno McMuiray.
= Big Rat "rqr6',ctr- Pols-o - Mcmillan s.
Inspector A. McQullian judges, J. T. Weave
and Dixon Levers.
C0r's Bar PrecincL-Pols at Smiths Hous,
Inspector. W. II. Irvine judges, H. Chiffon an
7. X. Shively.
Tavlor's Fiat PrCcinct-Polls at Jud Drake
House. Inspector, J. w. Phillips judges, Wn
McCollum and Sim. COggshal.
Burnt Ranch Precinet-Polls at Wnslett
House. Inspector, j. W. Winslctt judges, "
Ii. Vance and Alex. Tinscy.
Nceo Rirer Precinct--Po at G. W. Davi,
House. Inspector c. W. Davis Judges j. Slo
ter and c. ". Quimby
RatIsnahe Precinct-rols at Bayer's store
Inspector, Peter Schwint Judges, - Denja
, min and Peter Daniel.
East Fork Precinct-Pols at Townscnd's In
spcctor, H. NJ. Mckcnna judges, ID. b. IIckc
and b. z. briggs.
1ysons Precinct-Polls at Cozad e. Co.
Inspector, G. i. llarker judges, JOS Dcpinet
canon Cty Prccinct.-rolls at Danncnbrink'
Inspector, Flower judges, T, l.. Anderson
and &, Dannenbrnk.
Oregon Guich PrCcinct-P Polls at Elott's In
spector, A. j. Fctcr judges, Jno. Elliott an'
Jno. jackson.
Georges Prcchct--Polls at b. NJ Georges
Inspector, B. NJ George judges, H. Smith an,
Z. =. IIilliard.
Ruchs Precin0-Polls at NJ. Ruch's Inspect
or, NJ. Ruch judges, J. Q. A. Carrier and Il. i
Wells.
We0rerviUe Precinct.--Polls at Court Room
Inspector l.. A. Noyes judges, Jno. Martin AM
S. d. Krcider.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

Liquors.
TN TEN AND SIXTEEN GALLON PACK
l. ages 4;
Plaster Head Brandy in 10 gal. kegs;
Pellevoisn, fine do in 10 and 10 gal kegs;
Marrctt, fine Brandy, in 10 and Is gal. kegs
lIrnnessey. fine, do in 10 and Is gal. kegs
Old Pale Sherry in Is gal. kegs
Old Golden Sherry in l6 gal kegs
Rose MADEIRA, in l6 gal kegs;
Real Juice Port Wine in II and lG gal kegs ;
Old Oporto pure Juice Port, in 10 and l6
gal kegs;
Every description of WINES aud LIQUORS
in packages from 5 to 20 gallons, suitable for
packing.
aul I'm. J. G.. DOLL & CO., Red Bluffs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES |!

PR0PRIET AIRY MEDICINES |!
n A LARGE STOCK OF TIE MOST AP-
II proved Patent Medicines iGs' received at
CRY DRUG STORE.
SARSAPARILLAS. .t
Townscnds, A. H. BI,fs5
Guysotts, John Bulls.
Sands, Tnrncr's, .e
,tc.. &c, DC. e
M~ NJ N 0SS a
WRlGHT'S, MOFFATT'S,
BRANDRETll'S, JAMES,
LEES. COOKS,
ANDERSON'S, AYERS
McLANE'S, GRAEFENDERG, &c.
BlTTERS AND CoRDIALS
IIoofland's German,
Richardson's,
Blake's,
Stoughton.
Moffatt's
Spanish MIXTURE,
Morse's Invig. Cordial,
Webbcr's Iuvigoratng Cordial,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Wistars Balsam
Buchan's Balsam Of Life.
Jaync's Expcctorant
Syrup of Naptha,
Tullington's Balsap
Mexican Mustang Iinmcnt
Nerve and Bone Linimcnt.
Hunts Rheumatic Linment
Hays Liniment,
Opodeldoc,
Gorgling Oil
Pain Killer,
Russia Salvc,
Uolloways Ointment Jew David's Plaster,
Poor Mau's Plaster. Shoemakcrs Plaster
Parrera's Italian Remedy,
Thorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Extract.
" Selt1er Aperient,
Mothe's Capsules,
PMnter's
Stdltz Powders
Flavoring Extracts.
]? q Z z u III q 4 ~
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFUM-
~ cry and Toilet Articles, of the finest quality
Lubns, Rou@lrs ( BaziR'S EiiSts,
Cologne, Pomade, Hair g. Bears Oil,
LILLY WHITE,
PEARL POWDER, PUFFS,
FANCY SOAPS, WASH BALLS BAY
Brushes. in great variety, Shaving Cream,
Shaving Brushes Dressing and Pocket
Combs, Opera Glasses, Microscopes,
Spcctaclcs, NC, &c,
and u thousand other articles too numerous to
mention If you want to get good article at q
low price, call at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
west side Of Main street. L. a. FAGG,
Weaver, July Is, 1857. 2Gtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
APOLLO SALOON.
----o----
Geo. Landvoigt, Proprietor.

,-zsE---=. TIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS o-r
WE'VE n Il; leave TO announce to his friends &fA
u " u Iand the citizens of Wcavcrville SK
and Trinity county, that he has leased he base
ment of lIocker's new building. on Court street
where he has fitted up the above Saloon, and
where he will be pleased at all times to furnish
those who may favor him with their patronage
with the best Of LAGER BEER, and LIQUORS
and SEGARS Of the finest varieties.
splendid
z L a m O f Q r r. T.
has been procured, and the proprietor trusts that
lie shall at all times be enabled to make the time
pass pleasantly with his friends
Weaver, July ls, 1857 27t1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
Brandy.

Swan Gin.
DINE APPLE GIN, AND OTHER BRANDS,
L in Original Packages
Warranted Pure Holland
Old London Tom Gin, very Superior;
New Iorc Gin. In cases
VOLTS Schnapps aud London Club House Gin
in cases for sale by
aul In j. G.. DOLL & CO., Red Bluff
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-23
Eon. s. A. Douglass.

WHILE we have no disposition TO back out
from or retract anything, we have said in re-
gard 10 the k.Esas Difficulty we do not
wish to be regarded as entertaining hostile feel
ines towards the illus trious Senator from IL
linois. We regard the course which hc has
persued since the meeting Of Congress IS III
timed and mprudcrt, but we have the most
unlimited confidence in his patriotism, and dc
not therefore desire to be numbered among
those who wish 10 read him cut Of the party
forthwith. All men are liable TO err and why
should not Senator Douglas When she
excitement Of the moment has passed away
We confidently hope that the sober second
thought Of Senator Douglass and those of his
friends who are sincere Democrats Will con
vince them that the views of Dir. buchanan
are conservative, wise and constitutional. and
thut the course which he recommends is the
only one that can be adopted which will for
ever gtaurch the wounds of bleeding Kansas
and save the Democratic party.
Of the migrate Forncy, editor of the Phila-
delphia Press" We have only to say that we
regard him as 4 bitter uncompromising en-
envy of the National Administration and ofthe
Democratic party, and the sooner he goes
over to the opposition the better. We have
been informed on good authority that DR.. FL
der, rautiug freesoilcr and abOlitlonist, IS
connected with his paper as one of its editors.
This accounts for the decidedly free sOilish
tendencies of the Press and justifes more
than suspicion that there is something rot
ten in the Kingdom controlled BY John ".
Forncy,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-23
Horrible Kurder.

ROCHESTER,, On. " December 2l.-Yesterday
morning the body of Charles ". Little, lawyer
Of this city, found in The Genessee river, be-
low the Falls. shockingiy >manglcd, which, to-
gether with tie evidences on shore of a murderous
conflict having taken place near the spot, point
to the fact that Mr. L. is the victim of an assas.
sin.
His wife, her brother, Ira Stout, and several of
her relatives, have been arrested suspicion of
having committed the crime. On the ground
where the conflict is supposed to have been, a
piece Of Mrs. LIS victorine, and several other ar
,icles known to have belonged to her and her
brother, have each recently had an arm broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. separated year ago, lat for
II. past two rnrn,Hs had lived together.