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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
QlstbinQ.
New Goods! New Gseds!!
p EDWARD Aide N.
.WerchN1et Tailor.

- - ~0 ~
Merchant Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
4 Q a d y M ade Clothing,
eiotns, cassimsrss, vsstings, 6sntS IsxalsA.
ing Goods and Tailors Trim1inG,
A. Just returned from the east Win epe q ~ a.
for sale IN nv selected stocks OF goods osss1
in artlr, s market consisting in part Of the fellow.
sn.,,, BRoADCLoTHs.
quality and ,,es, ..rnan .f and Amercan 4 u
. CASSiMERES.
s" ea,.r .nsn .ng ana American, of every variety Of
VESTINGs
White Marseillss, gatala rse, WI,
sd Iinsel and Coiored Silks, Fancy asd H. EIs
ueiyet, Fancy silk and Linen Ita Ian sAiS dH... ~.
cane, sa.H, Italian Cloth SILK FiusA, aud Ssacy
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Brosdeio.A Ua,on. Wh,.n...
Gnu pliot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown add Msi6ssrI
Ia. naaser' canada mixed and Sstsra Of tAs 8.
READY-MADE
ossr ssS TG9as Oyer. saeks sarosss, Rsslag Jassss
Cashmere and Valencia Ve.,s' C",ns,s. sass. usssa.
pso's T. Pants; Dsn'nand Guerassy EsoeSs. x.sp
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hiekory, calico, whts plain linen cordeh - ph,,.
70 tancy colored Shirts, with eonnos ~ SoL
- rrs,.Danas; rn,n string Deoney, corded Aysoa. -.
I IiAsa!s; Giores-white, black and ecjossd ~ N
irn,. ~ naca. s'"'" ",,. rneld, Aberdeen, Dsxlin,
No and cotton Hose; white and fsncy 6nss IN ~
mi,sa EFF enroid@red lambs wool, wh1e sod
W. lHi,. Wrappers and Dn1oys;
s.s W Maiis, Seari1i Mul!efs, Censs, 6ha ~ md
So, rus, Umbrellas, Carpet saeks, aud III SaAsr
81 sseies uaiiy Kept BY the trade, all of vhi-. 1.
toners. AneAoa VI ees
nearly call viii ser-a choice selec.,or.
Se.n.. EpWAkD ALOR1.
iowa, tbetween Main II Brady.) ssnS6S
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

tSorgftR Saeek9ram.l
PURE SEED, CRUP OF 1856
NEE subscribers hereby inform The public that
i they have small lot OF pure ffssh seed Of the
Genuine Chinese Sugar Cane
for sale, in packages suieient 10 plant quarter OF
an acre each at Sl per package. II may DO had at
Messrs. Burrows x Prettyman's, or VIM. Var
Tuyl's or of the subscribers Et ssott Nursery,
Davenport Jan 20 d2m tiNLhf " DWlRE.
.fzIau FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY,
- - 80 g " Dried Beef.
Just received by
fsbl3 NJ DAL2ELL, Js, Il co.
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New Meat shop.

New Meat ShOp.
The Choicest Fresh Meals and at the
Lowest Prices!
VIZ u. MOORE hGs Inst openel Meat shop,
w on Brady street, between Fourth and Fifth,
west side, where the, intend hoe,iug baud full
assa Of the choicest Meats offered to the Dav
enpert public Tile patronage o families is respeo
ly solicited, not only will Meats lie good but
prices low. There's going down te an for Beef
Mutton, Pork, etc, when you can supply yourselves with
the best at ...... W. y. MOORE'S.
n9vIgu
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND kAILAOAD
e. G@A e
,v,xrn. .wwANG,.n ENTs

WINTER ANlsANGEMEN ENTS,
nN and after Monday, Deer. LIST, lss6,nad until
Orurthei notices. ,ins will leave ROCK Island aAi
ly, Sundays excepted AZ foiows :.
I'd express, stopping only AttAe principal :.
stations &t o.Vo
Sd Freight, with Cd class csrs Al 90 =. ~.
Trains arrive al Rock leland daily, sandayse except
cd, asfollows: .
lst uightexpress Al s.00 a.. y /.
Mall tFaiH 0.UU r. n
Sd Freight trsinat vSv r. d.
Alltrans over this road are In direct connection st
Chicago with trains 10th tne Mch.xAa southern
and Michigan Central X. X. 70 and from Detroit 10
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, pittsbur9h,
Dunsirk, Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, Nsw YORK,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also a
In SsiIc with trains Of the Illinois Central Road-
Gaiena and south to ST. Lonis and Calio, 70
which place tick tsc can be procured Of 3. s. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. II. II. Depot X l.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity Of giving
distinct directions 10 the destination Of their bag
rage, also 70 procure tickets before taking their
seats the cars, the conductors collect fares only
to stations on tho line tho Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN Y. TRACY, supt.
VII. WmrMAs, Assti up'L.
u. and Anyii Z. 1855.
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CHARMING DEIIcACY.-A little girl
at school read thus: The willow lived
on . small limbacy, left her by re-
lative.' What do you call the wordv
asked the teacher, the word is legacy
not limbacy.' But, Miss Johnson
said the little girl, Pa says must
cay limb, not leg
A woman spills more with thim-
bic than the man can draw with a
bucket.
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pennsylyania Rnilroad

Three Daily Through Trains between Phllsdelphis
and pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgs ri u A. NJ, snd
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att a. NJ. Tho fast line
leaves Philsdelphiaat and Pittabnrg for Phil
aaepaip s.ne pbadeipSa for PitsSu1rb Al 81 a .na
Pittsburgh for Philadelphis al II T. NJ.
The above lines connect al Pittsburgh with tho
and Chicago, Ill. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis-
ville KY; Terre Ilaute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
foutins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
GAINESVILLE, Massilion aud Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and TO New OrIeaus,
ST. Louis, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had ~ IRON either Of the
above places.
For further particulars soc handbis at the differ
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
Gnd this the shortest and most expeditions route 10
THo's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Liues, Phila.
}. MESKiMBN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
t,hiia Nov od ks div
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Fresh Groceries
South Ea.t Corner d 2t:assy 81 SSc.' SS:c:.
'THaNhFuL for past patron age we aov cs~tA
1 the citizens OF Davenport ffesh suppiy of
GROCERIES.
Powdered. SeAssos
MoLaSSkS.-S, II New Orleans, Syrup.
CoFPEE-Ro, Lagurys, Java,
ss Roasted and Ground.
TEAS Of all grades aud on le
Spicns, fepPel, npast sAgO, Pearl 0auley.
sPH, ieas. Sfabnsrfast suckvhest Fl0us. 0aik
mmeai, a. snxiish an es, Fruits, Nute 0soend
Siee, rteseIses seaP ~ les, Starch, CfpeohSS
Dried Beef,s q, FL4rz. Ss e0~SsOs
All 1.-THE aboYs Gftet.s + eYered lov .,x
ranted TO give saus4aesieh s~
Camden Flour.
Barrel, half and q qaarter barrel, sacks,
Craskuel Bikeuit,
25 boxes In store and for sale
Wooden Ware,
Bowls, Mincins Knives. s~0rp"'s
Baskets. fz
Our stock 10 l6rge and ell Assortsd .a
Fish.
Maekefol, Salmon, White Fish, Herrtar. foa
Fish. 81 DAIZEiI IN Noa
Novs-dtf
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GROCERIES.
Nj. DALZELL, JR. 3 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
GrOceS.S,
s. z. Corner Second and Perry sts.

7 USr received sad TOR sale per subsc ribsrs. a
u 20 hhis N o Sugar,
Is Sacks Rio Coffee,
20 Packets Java
% bbls. Cider Vinegar,
10 bhis. Mackerel and White Fish,
20 kits.
20 hlf bbs"
SO boxes Palm and Family soaps
SO Star and raliow Candles
Is Ground Coffee,
Is Pepper,
70 Saleratas,
Il 4 al,;,,i" Slf; Sles' Y. H. and Imp. Teas,
cases Pieress Matches,
ties. Rice
81 boxes Spices, assorted,
50 d62. Painted Buckets, So
10 Cedar
IS Nest Tubs,
Also, large and we'll saise stock OF ~ aohnn auA
Willow Ware.
so bbis Salt,
ies Dairy Salt
IL bills. Dried Apples,
4 Casks Sal aud >. Q. Soan.
Is Boass sstd Pickles.
dec, II uN
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.StOceS, Stores,
MULTIPLIED DY STOVES.

AND THE ANSWER IS STOVES!
A LfHOUGH We cannot keep on hand some s1Ou
k1or 3OOn Stoves, some Of nsghb0fs, The rea-
Stoves that Is becomes difeui. 10 supply lie de.
maAd but supply of freight cars have arrives
and been placed on our road, End have completed
our Arrangements as to be able 10 supply The
demands ofsll, be the same MORE OR LESS.
50 after looking around among all the "oSE
HORSE" Stove shops IN this city, !" no purposes
eoxpeto F ii
Twitchsll oillett's,
fhe only Stove Emporium In the west, ard buy q
6tsU< - is Stoue. In our prices, for ekeapness,
We defy all compeiition-every article rGYyanted,
mad IL not satisfactory, we refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
yorest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Gilman;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
ALI kinds OF Parlor, Once anc Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware hand al all timos. Roof
ing, Jobbing, dfc. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
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PIANO E(If&1l,S,

PIANO FUR ES.
~ CHArFlELD begs leave to inform lhe citizens
OsDavenport that having had ~ years practical ex
perence in Piano Forte making IN London and Boston,
Is prepared to repair Piano fctes in araos thor
ough workniankc style. Also all kinds Of Cabinet
Work repaired and varnshed snd jobbing carpsntering
done.
Orders left at Mrs Wheetmans, Harrison street, be.
tween Third aud Fourth, will be punctualy attended
TO- deet-d3m p2
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NEW FALL MILLINERY

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLINE STORE.
coRkKR BaADy AID THIRD STREETS, DAVENPORT,
Iowa.
THE subscriber takes pleasure In informing the
i Ladies OF Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity !.
that he has Just returned from New York with q
splendid assortment Of
Millinery, EmbrOidcry and Fancy
Goods. e
Our stock OF Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, broeaded,
striped and plaid black and eolored Velvet
Ribbons, silk Velyets, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers. Feathers,
Straw Bonnets, Ac.,
is tks favSsst ssd 6est BroHghf fhis artst.
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BRocHA Lone ssuAWLs.
4 NEW and beautiful stock jast received al
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:, co.. G. " ktFNEK
GRAHAa ID 4 KEisEn,
rorv,nrding and Commission Merchants,
No sH,IRRONS,NEW BLOCH, tkoaf 81 REEL.
Davenport, Iowa,
nts,s .o,iefted ior the purchase of Cram, Flour,
woni and produe generally
--RsFERksCEs--
Burrows q Pro'.ymah, nas s1hP'i'' i'""'
s,rinyer. ilarbaugh x Co., Pht7bnrs, "a
spsng Co., - a.,
Tpr;ieS Hammer r, Cincinnati, OHIO,
n. Mccoy u Sous, n lAsbon. ,,..
n,M D. Mcdonald d Co., Weiisviiie, ,.onio'
Mohlan Mdrtin, :, a
George Wells, ~ -, q
Hama, GaIre,son & CO., Cie'r!snd,
Hasses 4 Sinclair :.
Iames Graham, New Gafdeu,
Merchants generally, Salem,
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=. fs5 -
StoDfs.
BUY YOUR sT0vEs
AT TIE
GREAT WERTERN CINCINNATI
StoDfs.
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
Cd Street, 4 doors East OF Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail,

XNHERE wiiidlways be found one The bcs,as-
w sortnents OF stoves, 1in Plate, Sheet irpn,
Wire, Japannsd Ware, lin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Warein this city. Among his assortment OF
> YON /.
are the cel,b,aici Gilman and Gharie- Oak Cook
stoves, coal ~ wo,i al u, iui and complete as
ent Psrlor, Ror and Healing Stoves, Elevated
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too nnmtr.
ous 10 mention. Oar motto is, quick sales and
Small Profits; Good work, all warransed no sale;
Ons dollar save Is dollar esrned; and BY calling
III this stove store yon will save il and get just
good an article as at any other house.
Particular atte nuon paid 10 House kooang, Spoet-
Ing and job Work In general Out Of good lin and
stock, hoping 20 receive share of the public pat
Konaga BY this motto: ssQuirk sales and Small
Profit. - I.euG) ID. l.. HORNE.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILR0AD.
Ei1R iljL i go

The great Central Route, connecting the Al tlantc
cities with the Western, N0rthwestern, ans Seuth-
road also connects at Pittsburgh Win daily line OF
Steamers 10 all psrs the Western Rivers, aud al
nd and Sanjusky with Stc2mers TO all ports
ont the North western Lakc1; making me most d.
rect tAsapest and reliable ronte by which Freight
caa be forwarded to and from the Great West.
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg,
First Glass boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods lin ac n ian \
boxes, bales and trunks,l Drugs
lin boycsa bales, Furs, Feathors,J
Second Class =. Domestic Sheet
ing, Shir.ing AMI Ticking lin orig
nal baieS,l Drugs lin caaks,) iiard- Toe. i0GA
ware, Leather lin rolls or boxesDi
Wool and Sheep Peits, Eastward.
TMirA GAass.-.Anviis, stsel,t
Chains Qn casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Sailed Qoose or n satAs)To- f65c y 100 y
bacco, man uiaetured, (excspt Ci-
gars or eut,lAc.
EOurt II Glass ...Co6ee, Fish, ,Ba-l
| con, Beef d Pork, lin casks or box
Il es eastward,) Lard d Lard Oil, }55c |I00 =.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, &c.
PLOUR--&I per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-5O els. perl0o % until further notice.
CorfoN-sa per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
vol. ht untlfuthe notice.
Trln shipping Goods from any point eas. Of Phil.
gdelpha, be particular 10 mark Packages "vis Psss.
spluania RaiIroad.n All goods Consigned to the q.
gents for this Road at Phsdelphs OF Pitsburg, wiz
Ge forwarded wthou outdetention.
FaKisHr AssHrs.-Harris, Wormiy & Co., Meme
phs, Tenn, r. r. Sass Co., ST. Louis,J }. 8. Mitch
ell & Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell 4 Bur;
dock, and Carter d Jewett, Louisville Ky. Mel
DRUM Mads.n Ind sgrEnsn snd i,H1r
O.; Leech & Co., 81 kilby st. Boston; Leech L Co.
2 Astor House, N. York; William st. and 8 Batter
Place New York; 3. J. Sneeder, PhilAdelphis; Ma
graw & Koons, Baltimore; Geo. G. Froneiscus, Pitn
HeH. HOUSTON, Gsssral Freight .agsst, PAils
II. J. LoMBAERf, SEPT. AhsonG, Ps.
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GRAPE VINES,

G1kAGE VINES.
TIME sub seribers weuld respectfully call the at.
J. tenlion OF Vine Growers 70 the
Early Northern nuseadino grape.
Having raised and proved ever forty diffsrentva.
rieties within the last IS years had it to be per-
fectly hardy, very prolific ana Tipening one month
earlier than the Catawba or Isabella, and yielding
one gallon OF wine TO eyers6 quarts of clean fruit
We have limited stock Of large and vigorous
plants for spring planting which may be had Of our
authorized agents; price from one to 1--WE dollars
each, according 70 age and size. We caution the
pubc against fraudulent yepders. We have ap-
pointed NJ, ssrs. Firley Il nwire our agents ior
Iowa, OF whom plants may bo had. A liberal dis
count to dealers. J.. STEWART,
D. |. HAWKINS.
New Lebanon, Shaker Village, Columbia Co., N. Y.
FINLEY 4 DWiRE, Agents.
For particulars see large bills al Burrows Pref.
tyman's ora Gazette Office. Iane3 dem
"A l. S O.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
ISRuif TREES, large sizes, Plowefing Plant
= ossse Orange Seed, EyergreeDs In large guam
titles, for sale at Scott Nursery.
isn23 dian PISLgY 4 DWIRE.
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SPECIAL INITIATION.
We would particularly invite the Ladies 10 call
and examine beautiful assortment Of SILK, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonuets OF the
newest Paris Styles, dark and white trimmed Straw
Boonets, infants embToid cred Hoods and Jocky
Caps, &c.
Bonnets Of every description made to order, and
warranted 70 please. Miliiners supplied with Pat
Wholesale.
n. b. Straw Bsnnes bleached, pressed and alter
ed Marking and stamping for all kinds or EN- broi.
dsfy and brsding dcne 10 order aI short notice.
W.. b. NICHOLS,
cor. OF Brady & ID sts., Davenport, 10.
Sept, Both, 1856.
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WADSWO!sTH
HAS received during the pas week large add.
II tions TO his stock Of Goods, 10 which be would
invIte the attention OF all who wish goods Of the
beat quality a. the LLe
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
10 the large stock now in store on Second street,
oPpasjte LoClaire i{euse. declo
BLACK SILkSl
fnPlECES Plain High Lustie. Boiled silkA, Mori
lUAntque and Black Repp silks, Black Watered
and Satin de Cheine, Black striped and Figured
silks, just received by -
decl6 WADSWORTH.
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EMISROIDEIlIE;

4 LARGE arrival from auciion-making on
n stock the iaTgest and cheapest in the ely.
sure to call ut ,WADsWURTHS. .
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY 1 0LNsTRAD, Proprietors.
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform their
opened the "C,ry HorEL."for the reception OF strsn
gers and rayelers. ~ MS Deen entirely femodeled
and newly furnished The location is central anu con
yenient and no effort tho part OF the Propretofs
shallb be wanting contribute to the comfort oiihs
patrons. a.
Extensise SrABLIRU. with carefuland at.enufeEost
Tiers al ways in altnndsncs. Also large yard con
neetsd for the ac co III inouallon OF Farmers, &c.
AFKLEY h oLMSTEAD.
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I[arbs.
Drugs aqs Wca.cipss.

Dotsis. Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner of Harrison aud Front streets, one square
below Inc Ste IN Packet and Roriy landing.
j.. HUMPHREY \ CO., prpprietors.
xXrUalD respectfully announce 70 theif Eastern
w friend, and the pubic generally that they have
Purchased this
Large New Hotel
and added more than onehi ilf 10 It's former size,
and having re fitted AMI ~ taratshid tho entire
hoIse are prepared to render ths stay ot guests
ul.asant IN. will aim To N 4f.s c,uii iuance OF
tho patronage so nborniiy bestowed upon EN-
here l0lore This house Is one oil ne mest pleasant
ID catiensin Da yonport, commanding view 81 tho
river, Of Rook Island city and OF old Fort Arm
strong. ts4.
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JENKINS CO.'S
Green Labeled Teas.
"E have finally succeeded IN procuring com.
w plete stock Of these choice brands OF Tea uhs
Green l.abel.) In presenting this quality OF Tea to
the public, (which cannot be found elsewhere in Iowal
we beg TO de that the Green Labeled Teas were got
ten up by nkns 81 Co. for their own immediate
retail trace and they be found In the coun-
try. fsel u '56l HINES " CLIPPINGER.
Eclectic Medicines.
A CoMPLRTEstock of Eclectic Medicines from VIM
S. Merrcli T Co, Gin, o., Jaat received.
HIMES 4 t,IJppYNEEP
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TIE Kansas QUzsnes-A Saor At M. Be.
cnAxAx.-Ths Richmond South, upon hearing
Of the article 10 the Washingtoa Union ap.
proving Of the Kansas policy Of R. J. Walker,
lot Of the following. It il . hot shot, but NO.
very dangerous, perhaps:
II Mr.. Buchanan entertains the idea that he
can tribe with the feelings of the Southern De.
mocracy and may safely defy their vengeance.
hs y at liberty to undertake the experiment.
Bot IL is hardly possible that % sagacicus
politician can mistake the apologize tone of
2 tew placemen for the genuine voice Of the
southern people. Though the Southern mem
bers Of the Cabinet should incline to disparage
the spirit Of the State Rights Democracy, the
distinct and emphatic utterance Of the Georgia
and Mississippi Conventions would not allow
OF 90 fatal an error - to suppose that any re.
gard for the integrity of Party or sny attach.
ment to an Administration xill compel a q.
lent acquiescence in the Kansas outrage. If
n. Buchanan attempts to shield Walker, he will
= only .lpose his own body to mortal stroke
There is no divinity about the person Of q Pres
1dent which the Democracy are afraid to violate
The instant the Administration resumes the re.
sponsibiiity Of Walkers treachery, that instant
will the subaltern sink out Of sight, and the
President become the object of the denuncia-
S1 "V" ieseheu Agal6st MS ap'
po'neee. But, there will be no precipitation in
the matter. The Democracy Of the South are
reluctant to identify Mr. Buchanan with Robert
:. Walker. They will not abandon an Admins
tration which they brought into power, except
upon comPulsion of the most irresistible and
onequivoual evidence Of its treachery to the
South. They are mot governed by impulse, and
viii demean themselves with the dignity and
decorum due to tine gravity Of the OCCASION
But woe betide the man who mistakes their for
bsarance. Though he be President of the
United States, with service party at his back,
and eighty millions q year in his pocket
ne cannot sti6e the voice of the Southern
Democracy.
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"a Mad dogs are Aourishing in Milwaukee.

PURSUIT or KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES,
Several Of our citizens were thus engaged.
yesterday, seeking a sign. party of young
fellows, more jolly than gentlemAnly, were crus.
ing about. at three o'clock yesterday morning,
and halted to rest and refresh themselves, near
the Market house. When they were ready to
start anew, each one, before starting, favored
the company, and the sleepy residents in the
vicinity, with his favorite song. After due jus
tice had been done to the memory of Sweet
Alice and the charms Of Annie Laurie, and
Willie had been assured, in tones of affectionate
pathos, how deeply we have missed him, the vo.
calists procured dray, placed one Of their
number in the shafts. and proceeded to relieve
the market house and adjoining buildings of the
signs which were scattered about on their walls.
Having obtained q load, they drew the dray
close to dwelling house, and left it with its
motley freight Of sAw-bucks, tin cards, barber
poles, horse shoes, signs, &c., &C., and it was
indeed comicAI to notice our digni6ed citizens
charging upon the pie with enthusiastic alscri.
~, and bearing Oh their property. But not
outstanding the righteousness of the affair, it is
much to b regretted that the young men can.
not be in better business.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
Corn crop of ls4s. Corn crop of 1857.


This is an increase of 80 per cent, or about
the same with the population OF this great
cereal crop fully one-half goes into surplus.
partly in bulk, partly as pork, lard, whiskey,
Cattle. There will be greater surplus in 1851
than IN 1850, by full sixty million of bushels,
which IS equivalent to an increase Of thirty mil
lions Of dollars. There will be half the same
increase on wheat. and one-fourth as much ON
oats. The advance in hay, which ia already
much OF it gathered, will be fully fifteen mil
lions more. which chiefly appears in the weight
OF cattle, horses, &c. In addition to all these
considerations, we must remember that the crop
OF 1856 fell below that Of ls49, very much II our
hypothesis of full average crop should turn
ttrae, we think the surp!usses o: the West will
be from eighty to hundred millions of dollars
better than in 1856. There is full demand for
these, ana our railroads furnish ready and
cheap oatlet to all markets.
maria, said ladv TO her colored chamber.
maid, that is the third silk dress YOU have
worn since you came to me; pray, how many do
you own"
''Only seven, Miss; but Use saving my wages
to buy another"
Severn What use are seven silk dresses to
y0ns Why, don't own SO many ~ that"
aspects not, Miss said the smiling darkey:
lyon doesn't need EN- so much as does. You
see you quality white folks every body knows 10 |
quality; but we better most kind oh colored pus. /
sons has to dress smart 10 stnguish ourselves
from common niggers."
So, critics, who denOunce the present extrav.
agant style of dress, be lenient! and, when the
parspharnalia Of hoops and fOunces, silks, vel.
vets, aud laces 10 very astounding, think-well,
poor thing! they must do somefhina 70 stineuish
themselves from common folks.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22

NEW Communicated are in circulation
new counterfeit los on the State Bank of Ohio
raised from genuine Is. Visnette: sailor lean.
ing on shield, and two farmers on the left of it
bust on left-femaie on right-genuine los
entirely different.
Also 5's on the Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh;
vignette: two females floating in the air-well
done.