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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

We postponed the issue Of the Gaseti, IN
a new dress a week, awaiting the arrival II
a few fonts of type and new head for the
paper. very essential Ew the change. These
have MT yet come, and we arr under ths
necessity of issuing the first number under
certain disadvantages Il correct appearance,
which our readers will better realize after
we are enabled 10 make OH tic changes can
teinplatcd The head ~ TIE paper j. moi
now what We Designed il g.. h. altogether
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-29

CLINTON Goa conilict has arisen he
tween Lyons aud the Iowa Air Line Rail
road The subscription Of Lyons (sl00,-
$50 y the ruad has skeen rejected. The
Mirror implicate~ Judee Cotton in the
novenent. The Judge received the cold
shoulder = the sPsing election and be means
% - asGagsd.
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u PORN the cstiscns u Davenport aud the pablic
generally. thai he has opened Land Agency an
AuAt and m Intelligence ofAcs few dosss North
Of the Post once. the Easf eide Of BRADY street
where he h offering large amount 81 lands fcs
snlc an cOuDmIsann nj q moderate rate. lie Will nav
post Books, open Accounts make cut hils. balance
EAeesa &c.
TIE pul.criber n.cd moi urge upon the pabe the
vant az an intelligence ofee Ia the city Of Davrn-
pnss Young women - well others wishing aisua-
iians Will % well Ia apply
Those requiring servants will picase call and leave
aAeir names.
jriSSm JOHN MON0ER.
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RApID lScREAsr of PortEArIoN.-The
new town VI Princeton, twenty miles above
a., !, rapidly increasing in population We
understand that in the last three months
sin u the lady inhabitants have presented
their irsk With twins. What i very -in-
galar, the Husbands of oil these ladies' are
subscribers 10 the Gazette! The question
now arise, Is the Ga.ef,, responsible for this
extraordinary condition II thing? We
Knew our laI.er had tremendous influence
IN filling up towns about here with new
population, but We were not before aware
IT. influence extended quite ~ far. In view
OF the .Eacts, however, ~ would recommend
steady pera-al Of the Gesette in certain
quarters where even one addition to the pop
alstion might be regarded - blessing
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
~ IA First rate .wo Story brick hoasc. 70 rccm.
with modern convenience on Front street. In block
], fniton's addition; splsndid visw, &c, Sxiso
No Is. Fine svp story brick house, !, rooms, &c
view Of rivsv, -, VERY exseasive Price, es,oso
No 4 To, Z. block q 3nxiso. on Third street. GOOD
house four rooms eistern, &c.
No lci lot 4 block n sox3po, god frame house
No Ia, 10, !. block ~ soxioo, czesll~n, house
No La Lo, ., block y, sozaoc, ans house
No iss L., issxxiso on Brady street. between
Front and Steamboat Landing Price, eSo,ooo
No % A small house on Brady street, near
Loenss, three rooms, well nc lot ssxssi Price,
soaiss FEET on Brady street Price, t2.0Oo
No - Lot Z. IN block .. ia Melnsoah,s addition,
GxllA oood house, new sad conple,e Price,
and Plnh s,rees. Very ehoiee fo,s Price. 4. So
cash, balance three and I've yeara
No ga lot. and !, Ia block -, corner Western
ancc three and ave years
No - Lease 800 feet on Brady street mex, 10
I.amorite's Row. Ixeelivnt Lots for Building Term.
very low
No 3io beautiful four acrc lot In Eidridge's
addition To East Davenport Price, ~, 40
No. 2si Lot 4yn block I, Armr. addition. on 10.
Gust street 66xiso Price, ss0o
| No DO Hoase Aaa lot corner Rock Island and
Pleasant streets Lot l. block q Lamhrite addition
/ i've fine rooms Good well aud cissern Price ti5oo
| No - Tar, 10, l. In HECK s. on Perry street
Choice bniiding site -6osfa Price. s56O.
| No 90 House and tcs corner Main and Locus
| streets rooms, ei-iern, well sc soxi@ Price
| - aD
| No ga Iion.e and hot corner Laurel and Farnau
| streets s.x2uo 2ood new esstas. house Ave rooms
| Kitchen, cisisrn barn and stable Price, 5000
Ne Is Eass ~ fee, 81 hi ? Ia block u on r.ursl
street, bcsween Perry and Rock Island Price. esuo
No ~ Ea., % feet 81 hot .. block s. on F.sr,h
between brad, and Perry Price, ~ oo
No $40 Beautiful building 10, On 10th .,rc~t, be
u. an
No ana i1ris Tee, on Brady street Ia Nccrs al
di,lon Price, tis0
| No al IL, d block G. corner second and law.
| street. Price 1870
No aA i~sse II years clairr lss IN Third street
corner Perry and Rock Island Price, i.3e
/ No 80 Heuse and. tearner Perry aud Pi.assn
streets, In 1.asnbrite addition Price. i-sDo ON.
| fourth cash
No as Twelve choice ten acre lots near ~.
l city
| No <ss Two ten acre lot. IN Eass Davenport
Ne as Large new warehouse near depa,
No ssi spleajid ioea,icn Tor warehouse neal
dsf-a
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Fscg Ne I.
From the authorized yer
sion of NJ. Douglas last
Springfield speseh. print.
I'D La the Chicago 7s~sss
t1pongls~' Hand Organ
June 18th, 1885,
Repeal III evgasfc isr
II ms 7trysfsry on the
ground that they are all.
en- encmies and outlaws,
unit 20 b. citizen. 81 a
Territory mach lcss ever
TO b~cuisar eiiafens of tine
~ the free and inslepsn.
dent States Of this glorl
aus coaf~dersey. To pro-
t~ct them further In their
,rcasonablc. disgusting
and b~siiai practices.
would be = ds.grMce 10
the country a disgrace
TO humanity "A disgrace
In civilization, and . die
grace 10 the spirit of the
age bio, IL out n one Of
the organized Territories
~ the United States,
what thent Ii will be
regulated. b tl.e law nf
isso. which has exclusive
and cole Jurisdiction over
all territory not lneorpo-
rated under any organic
or special Law ~ the
rovisions u this law All
crimcs and axaisdesncanors
committed on iis sssll can
be tried before the legal
authorities Of amy State
or Territory 10 which the
offender shall be- tirst
brought for trial and
punished. Cud~r thai law
pcrsons have been arrest.
cd In Kansas. Nebraska
and other Territories pri
or to their organization
- Territories. and hang.
ed for their erlme~ The
law oflspo has sole sndex.
ciusivr Jurisdiction where
no other Law Of . local
character exisis, and By
repeating the organic iAs
of Utah you give 10 the
General Government u
the United states the
whole and sole jnrlsdsc.
tlen over tbs Territory.
We know Of not him
the great statesman
him accountable. II
the organs Of the Pro
their customary howl
Of Mormonism, ii viii
that they also charge
folly Il being the ar'
them permission 70 wo'
with entire impunity
abandoned squatter "
est political hunbug
dem,agogs,e WAS ever !
in il present shape, "
--Clicaye Tril.aas.
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I'VE HAVE DISPOSED OF OUR INTER
w Eat IL store IN Davenport 20 N~ssr. Alison
s Mcilride who win continue the business In Ill it,
hraiehes We rscouSnend them 10 our former Gus
toners. Mr. MeDrils hes beea In the employ ~ M
.Iaeoby Dr. during The pasi year aud !. graduate
IT the Philai~lpAia cailr6~ Of PHARMACY which I.
-aicient guarantee ~ Ne cApab.t~. 81 HE line Of
hu-anesa ImylAtn Ml4G6 CLlrPINGER
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ALISON 4 MCBRIDE,
rSppcrrrfu CArr rur .~rrcwvnx

III Of The peelic TO their present large and daily
Their incidence arr pure and their prices moderate
tsrdcrs fFom Physlcisns and Country Dealers
promptly attended to-
PArtlcular attention paid 10 eomrcunding preserip
f4x.~s> ne1l Ialff
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- just received PER Express, . fine
10, cf ecls for ths weather, Al tbs Enterprise
Boot and Shoe Store No - brady street.
June - MOORE 4 GARRETT
W. L. BARBRA & Co. ofIer for sale, $50
acrcs nnc prairie land In Harrison county, Iowa,
near the line Of the n 4 n n u 10 acres In Story
county, Iowa Two Houses on ssh ct near 0alnes,
new and under rent House and 10, on 9Th st, he.
tween Harrison aud Ripley
Ai-c, Land Warrants a. low rates.
isr'iw No . 6rants block, Main st
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THH BOSTON LIGHTNING ROD CON-
u FANNY hare established N ssency fss III. manu-
elains and sale ~ their Premium kssls 81 the cor
NJ " Second Asd srrsson ssr~~ss UP staifs ~hers
tAeir Agent viii Le found always In reaiiaess 10 al
orAers for all Who may favor him with their pasron
aee l. = BALDWIN, General Asent
aaVuaaneHs =
DsssDpost April =. 1851
To whom II may concern
havv sxAmined the construction of the LixAtnins
RsAs ussA b the nnsam l1xktning Rad casnpaMy
and believe. Il properly put M thsy will sobrd f;ii
pssesesion fo the danger shsy are Intended ~ pc
Hof Of Natural Philosophy and Asshsmasles, Iowa
Celiegr.
szpsssssA d q SHELDON,
rrof p Geology and Chenistry. lows Collage
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10000 SHiN6LEs.--Ju,t Received, One
Half Million No I. Michigan Sawed Shingles for
sale ri Lumber Yard. corner Fourth and Hsrri.
eoh streets cOrEs b DAVIES
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JOHNSON COUNTY

JOHNSON COUNTY
No an ieo acres near Iowa City - serss broke
Price. tit per
No go loo acre. mile. FROM Iowa city
very cs.Asrs.
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InPROyYD crrY pRoprRry

We invite attention Ia our extensive catalogue or
Improved Fasns and wild LaaAs, City Property,
&c, for sale al moderate prices and easy terms
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JOSHUA Dial,
Real ESstaSe Drolxee.

1AC04 0I001e eOukDRs
csrnss q edy aad End assss, up staisI-
tsrance oaasady -
MILL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.
w Inve., OF Loan Money on cosam!sslea Pay
q the state and perform ~ business pertaining
Neal kAssse Asssry With sh~ sssictesi psastsaliU.
Chubb, brother, Darrow ! Co. Davenport Iowa
1~crFe 1 Davenport. Esq. Davenport lows.
ss.s = rsinsT Ks psssnpo.; ts s,
j. r. t.arkin, banker. Cincinnati Ohio
cious inssstmens. In Real Es,ase l. invited 10 the
sr'sssAAs ~ = 0ay - Sssn prsPsssy'
IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY.
1 Ia, 4 NICK -. - sses ftssi frame house with
Ave rns. wood house. cisscrn and wrl alley 10 feet
wide on west side alley % feet vide on sSush end
Half Of lot 5 and los Z. block ~ frame house
with Ave rooms, good well cissern and stable fruit
trees
Lot g. block %, y fs<s fseas, brick house seven
rooms. good cellar, well and eistern.
q Para Of q \ u ~ !. ard Y Of 10, ., block 8,
SIX roorns, well and stables.
g 1ass block ~ ~ feet Sroai; frame house. ~.xh,
reons, outhousc. well csstern, aud sssblinx for slz
horses.
y Tot ?, block 81, - feet froas, north ado Of
Third street, two doors cast Of Brady; frame Aoase
ave rooms, well, estern and stable.
a. psss Of lot. and 9 hloet ms. Ie cl.irs's "a
between Brady and Perry; frame house four
| cellar well and cistern.
| % Loaf block u. " feet front, south side Of
Ninth street. between IL Claire aud Fsrnham frame
house, eight rooms, well and cis,etn
81 Brady street, near Tenth. 70 fee, fioa,. nee
Two story brick house seven rcoms cellar and bass
\ snent kitchen
rEIMPRovEp CRY PROPERTY.
| as,1 Lots o. 10. block II, fussn's add
ton
9 10, 10. block Q, Fn'son's addition
| 10 Half Of lot ., block a. - feet front
~ Lots l. 2. = - block -, Le Ciaire's addition
| - Lots s. Z. block o., lie Claise's addition
$50 Lots In Nisehelra, NcInsosi's, and Forrest
nlloa's addhsons comprising some Of the most d.
ssrablc q 90 Tor residences 20 he found wehIn thu
limits Of the city. Prces low and terms easy
rSIxPRovEp LOTS IN MOUNT PLEASANT
70 Block ~, MeCoy's edition ssoxs0 feet
q Three fourshs Of block 10. Mcccys addition
each fourth lsoxiso feet
IMPROVED FARM LANDS
section sss sS., s. .ss r on . 9. ID.
\ Dubuque read. II rods trout ls rode drep with
story house, i've rooms, cellar. well, &c
n Sc IN offs y X, section q. r % ", "a, SEQ,
county 60 acres fenced on three sldcs % acr~s hru
ken, Twelve miles from Davenport and half mill
from Long Grose Awry desirable and cheap farm
- Half AZ section 8; and half cf scsaion = T 70
scott couniy go srrcs loo acres undrr cultivation
| extensive ~tcnc qrarry and running water new tw,
story dwelling with stone basement
50 Part Of n 4 \, sectiea rs Is ", Il q y
Scott county, 20 az miles from court huu.e o
Hickory Grove road An fenced aid 10 acre. andr
euitivAiioni frame house two rooms and kitchen
% Part II w N Il L. section =, = X
| seast eounty. - acres near Davenport south Of an
facing on Locust street; under cultivation
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FHFE NJ
From MrDooxIs- speech
IN Chicago, 10 tbcIoier
$50 page ID of the Chi
esso edition
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foR SaIE.-Twcnty-fi five Acres Of beau
iifai Land half mile from corporation lie on ia.
haqre road with good honse barn, execilrrs well aud
ssiern two sprines Of failing water, half acre
Strawberries, khubaYb- Asparagus, Ae. win he .od
entire or In parcels TO suit purchaser
Apply TO GEORGE l. NICHOLS
tsa2pitf Land Oficc Main ar
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.,1'W ii'l L i'iAN1 AE !, ICY
ALIEN &cLAuk,
Atterpeys Z CeanoelefS q Law,

k6AL B8TATE UDGOkBo,
r IrE INSURANCE AND GENERAL LAND
- Agents. and Noiaries Public.
Collections and al professional business In every
part u the Biaie entrusted 10 will receive
prompt attention A-~cy invested saxes paid fcr
nor. residents money loaned unencuinbered Real
Estate security Land Warrants bought, cold and
located farms, houses and ioss leased Real kstate
Of all kinds bought and cold on commission.
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and ut the outskirts in additions of actual
villages u dwellings. We may notice in
the business part u the city eleven hoas-
g in progress u erection ON owe Mock, near
ly every building To BE- four stories high
ar In another place white marble banking
house, the most beautiful in the State-or
~ third point hotel to c,~t sixty thous-
and dollars. Or On the blufls beck nc the
city, you may now sec almost hundreds u
houses where bat . few months ago there
was nothing but the naked prairie. And
every where, an bluff and in the heart ol
the city, there arr more cellars being dug.
more pile. If stone and brick hcaping up be-
fore vacant lots, telling the tale u still fur
thcr improvements. We cannot make any
estimate nov a the Number Of BUILDINGS
which will he erected in Davenport this
season. Last year some four or five hun
drcd houses were built here. This year We
are IL opinion the number will be nearly
doubled, and tho building Of . much more
substantial class. An active demand ex-
lists for houses of oil kinds. The constant
influx u new population must continue this
demand, even in the face u the extraordi-
nary efforts made TO crafty il. Until the
demand i somewhat answered, We may not
expect rents TO be much lower. They asc
now far below what they ore q either Keo-
kak Or Dubuque, places no larger than this.
Property = steadily and healthily in
ersasing IN Davenport. AZ the citis above
mentioned, the price q property b fully
double what il u here-and yet Dubuque
= MT growing . faGt = we orc, End Keo-
knk no istsr Property here bears ~
hsalthy proportion 70 the value Of oshsr n
tssssls- 4 , iassasiag With IL growth a
- ~, - nae eaaHnns . = %. All
kiads q bs1inss ase 1osEishias. ths CO.
naBg b = . hsalfhy ananeia eoadiesa
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TaEs NorIcr.-For Great Bargains and
Fine oprorsuai,ie. for Investment scr
MILLS 4 DEMEis
maya Advertisements
foK SALr.-A valuable Building Lot ON
Perry street Ais, t~u lsree Brick Store
nause- hear Dera ALLEN 4 CLARK
mr.
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Present Hon. Geo. u. Wright, c. Justice
Hon. Vim. q. Woodward; Hon L. u
| Stockton, justices.
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-ALbo-
ee2 essss = ssl.Igsvsa prairie saA timber
1eAness, uneeeek, wianebaeo Wrigks eloux. -.
20, eeosy, Hc~eshslk, PottawHtiosnie. I'D o1ksr
eennsieA whieh we can cell II low prIcss alw11na
- e.esst.alaiss o. invsssEeat sAsi VII ~ ~
~ oeol PER annum
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Congressional

CoNcREssIoNAL.-Congress met on Monday last,
the 9Th inst. In the Senate Mr.. Bright as TIE
oldest member administered the oath of Office to
the new members. Andrew johnson Of Tennessee,
Mr.. Clark of New Hampshire appeared and took
the seats. Mr.. Fitzpatric was chosen president
protemporo. 81 .m.
HousE,-22lmembers answered to their names.
A qncrum being thus assertained to be present,
the House proceeded to the election Of Speaker.
Mr.. Orr was nominated by Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn ,
and Mr.. Grow by Mr.. Banks, which resulted as
follows: Orr, 128 Grow, 81 scattering, ID. The
Clerk appointed Messrs. Stephens and Banks to
conduct MIR. Orr to the chair. The oath vas ad.
ministered by MIR. Giddings.
On assuming the chair he expressed his thanks
for the honor conferred, aud said the delicate and
res ponsible duties of the chair would be com 2ari-
lively light il he should he SO fortunate as to Sc
cure the cooperation of the members in despatch
ing business and upholding the dignity Of the
House.
On motion Of Mr. Clingman, tho rules Of the
last House we're adopted till otherwise ordered,
with a proviso to the ODD rule.
Mr.. Allen of Illinois, was elected Clerk Of tho
House, receiving the same number Of votes as
Mr.. Orr received for Speaker; Mr. Glosbrenner
was elected Sergcnt.at. Arms and Mr.. Hackney
door. keeper; Mr.. Clusky was declared Postmaster
by resolution.
Mr.. Florence, or PENNSYLVANIA, gave notice Of
his intention to Introduce a bill for tho entire
suppression in the District Of Columbia, Of all
bank notes and currency, or of oil bunk notes of
a less denomination than 500 as o circulating
medium.
The House then adjourned.
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REMEMBER THAT
\. Braohelo

Has removed his HAT and CAP STORE, u
the building one door west of James Browns
Grocery Store and immediately opposite the But.
ter Store and would respectfully invite the at
tention of the Public to his New and Superior
stock of HATS and CAPS, rs he is now con
stantly receiving the Latest Improved Fall Styles.
They will find it to their advantage to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as they have been selected with the greatest care
his Stock is the Largest and moat complete ever
brought TO the market embracing every des-
cription of Plain and Fashionable Silk, Soft Fur
Hungarian, Low and High Crown French Felt,
and Ladies' Riding Hats, Friends Otter, Muck.
rat, and Russia Brush, Children's. Fancy, Plain,
Fur and Wool and ali Kinds. Colors. aud Shapes,
of Mems and Boys Wool Hats.
Des" His stock Of Caps is superior 10 any ersr
brought to Salem, embracing every description Of
Plain and Fancy Cloth, Silk and Cotton, Plush,
Velvet and Mohair Caps.
Eas~Any person wishing any article in his lins
cannot fail to bs Accommodated either in article or
price.
De- REMEMBER TIE PLACE. IMMEDIATE.
LY OPPOSITE THE BUTTER STORE.
SOU1H SIDE MAIN ST., SALEM ONO. -Sss
A. BRApFIFLR
Salem. September. 1857.
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ACQUISITION OF CUBA.-Some time since, the
Washington correspondent of The Times asserted
that the Administrator designed 10 send Augustus
Belmont, late Minister at the Hague, to Madrid,
60 push the scheme for the purchase and annexa.
tion of Cuba. The statement was discredited in
some quarters, but the correspondent aforesaid, un,
der date of Nov. 30tb, says:
Notwithstanding the very positive denials Of
my statement that Augustus Belmont is designed
by the President for the mission at Madrid, l repeat
the assertion. leaving TO time to vindicate it's accu,
racy. am we'll aware that the Executive has not
announced the fact nevertheless, he is engaged
in efforts to clear the way for Mr.. Belmont's nom,
instion. In order to accomplish great measures
1 must have the appropriate Instruments said
Mr.. Buchanan some tiMe since, referring TO Bel
mont in connection with the desired acquisition OF
Cuba" b.
In The Herald of Tuesday. the Washington cor
respondent of that paper says:
"The Cuban question is likely to be urged by
both wings of the Kansas party-the opponents to
the Convention and its advocates urging the &C,
QUESTION Of that important island, The Admins,
We know that the of Washington
letter-writers are not reliable, but we have never
found the correspondents of such papers as those
above quoted any too fast in their announcement
OF projects for the extension and perpetuity of
slavery. We have little doubt that Cuba will be
either bought or stolen before the close of Bu-
chanan's administration and its ponderous weight
added to the milestone which. by the cord of the
Union, has been so long Juggling at the neck of the
North.-A. s. Standard.
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the Legislature besought Gov. Gardner to remove
him, but that functiouary has disregarded tho
voice Of the people. On the first Of january the
new Governor, N. p. Banks, will be inaugurated,
aud q now Legislature will convene, and it is be-
licved that if the petitioners for removal shall be
numerous enough to show that the people Of Mas
sachuse,ts still desire it, there will be no serious
obstacle to the c%onsumation Of tho measures
Anti- Sarcry Standard.
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Tho officer who pulled Gen Jackson's nose In
public when he was President, has been appoin-
ted by the present Administration Superintendent
of the Arsenal Mt Washington. Thus modern De.
mocracy not only insults the memory Of the old
hero by adopting the principles Of his ehcmies, bat
by warming with place the hand that struck him.
-~Spria4iehd Republican
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Dress fabrifs q,
& PROVISION
Store.

in. THOMPSON keeps on hand n full as
aortment of all kinds of Groceries: Sugars, Coffee,
Tea, Mulasses, and Syrup; also Bacon, Fish by
the barrel, half barrel or pound; Flour, Rice. CT
CARS, Tobacco, Soaps and Burning Fluid. He 10
receiving fresh Goods from the East and Wsst
nearly every day. and can and will sell as low
as any other establishment in Town.
NIB. Western Reserve Cheese constantly sa
hand and for sale.
ng~Cash paid for Eggs.
Salem. May 80, 1857.
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HYMBNEAL.

MARRIED--on the LIST inst, at the residence
Of her father, !. Q. Clark, in Bloomfield. Trumbull
County, Ohio, by Rev. G. W. Howe, Mr.. CLoRCE
p. REEVES, Of Salem, to Miss NELLIE ii. CLARK.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-12

JOSEPHINE S. GRIFFING,
J. ELIZABETH JONES',
ANN PEARSON.
LAURA BARNABY,
JANE NJ. TRESCOTT.
HARRIET WINERY,
ELIZABETH LEASE,
SARAH BOWN,
A, B. DEMING,
ELIZABETH P. VICKERS.
MARY NORRIS,
HISE,
SARAH n. MCMILLAN,
ELIZABETH MCMILLAN,
EMILY ROBINSON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-12
SALEM ANTI-SLATERY FAIR.

The Ladies' of Salem aud its vicinity will hold
their annual Fair at the Town Hall in Salem
during the Christmas holidays.
Will not the friends Of the Slave in our own
State and the West, unmindful for a time of their
own cares and sufferings however great, remember
and labor for those whose bodies and spirits are
crushed beneath the awful weight Of American
Slavery in this country, The only hope for the
Slave hangs upon the continued individual efforts
of Abolitionists. Let us, then, once more rally
for the rights of the Slave, giving and laboring;
with Justice and Truth for our w%atchword and our
motto.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-12-12

REMOVAL OF JUDGE LoRING. "A new and yigo.
rous effort is to be made to procure the removal of
Edward Greeley Loring, the Burns kidnapper,
from the Office Of Judge of Probate for the Coun.
~ of Suffolk, Mass.-a place which he holds in
openl defiance of a law Of the Stale, Twice has