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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life lasuraaee Company.
Essaslishsa. ........ Iss3.
Net Accumulation, MaPth |, lsl7, Sl,OOU, 49,

WILLARD PHILLIPS, rres.icn,
STEVENS, Secretary.
JOHN ROMANS, Gonsnitins Ply sieian,. Boston.
~ THOMSON. Examining Ply lclan, Davenport
Epw ARp ALDEN, Agent
Davenport, Iowa
Refer 10 Jsmes X Mills. k.q who has examined
The statement Of the Company, and Will give any
Information desired Ne 10 liz reliability
MR.. ALDEN WOULD SAY To Ills
Iv1 friends IN Davenport aud vicinity that Lc has
been appointed asrni ~ the above Company, aad
assurcs them thai this l. n cafe aud reliable Com.
psny, being Of the eldest In the United stAtcs
Tho-c wishing % risset insurance on their lives
ess do 90 rs applying At the once OF the agent,
Northwest corner Main aud second streets, Dav.n-
port, upstairs EDWARD ALDEN.
Agent Nss Eaglsna Natasl fAfe Insurance Co.
seIltf
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LARGE ASSORTMENT Or nj AcK Avn

4 y FAGrK Gloihs. smong which uaa hs found
brown, blue green dailia olive French drab palstot
and haste ~ othsf styles 70 which sit@ III. cit
1sis- " Hassnport - examine tiss.e keep
thlax ~ Year mind that have sss III. he's. Cater
west af New York city. We warrant eli orr gar
mesis " sait ~. eye - well to ~ tho lady II
yoa doat bslisys 10, trs
ID door from ID street, ea-, side II brady
nlN1 Il
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Real estate.
$4,000 ACRES IOWA LANDl
ron sALt ~

0WeWVv ~ - y wv u - u ~ "
Sen sALs
II. klLBouRN, SECOND STREET.
ohiee, opposite L. Claire Row.
sssOO Acres, ae-..... ...--.-oSsS0 rer Acre.
SsvOO ".--.........-.. We
0sSWO e............... SsOW "
osSVO Acres, at.....s.s....- S,5O per Acre.
SITUATED IN MADISON, HANCOCK,
~ Green, Adalr. Dallas Kossuth, Wrishs, Frank.
IN, Carroll Boone, Cas-. Marion, Wcbst,s Harrison,
rot'swo''smie, Ccrro 6ordo, Worth, fio.t and
Chckesaw couatea
300 acre. in Iowaco : 70 milcs west Of Iowa Ci,y
Tor ss. At bargain, \ cash, balance on long time
we'll tsmeered and wasered
$50 acres In Tama County, In one tract, for sale
-a long time.
s,t,o aerc. in Poweshe,k County, sons with timber,
Tor sale low on long time
IA acres two mie. south OF paran,, We'll wnlerea
Fer sale At bargain.
~ acres adjoining junction ON Railroad
~ seres IN Cedar County.
Land In Citation, Muscallae and Scott Counties
Any Of the above Land will be sold On the mo.t f.
vofaele terms, or exchanged for City Propert,
- Resi Estate puschasri sni money 10 loan
lsh d,f II KfLBoURN
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tpsFs AThaiehcr's fstsni I'm and Force fumn
he Pump viii net freed. and lees liable TO get %
~ order than sny other ia and has had preusi
Gat. assrded nj every fsr al which " hs. hsen ~.
hitHi.d taag. 'bT
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repository M FaSnl0A and Taste.
by MADAME LOUIS.
Brsdy Street. between Fourth aud gthh
MADAME LOUIS. WOULD RESPECTFUL
IVA ~ inform tbs ladsss ef Davenport and vicinity,
that shs 70 again provided WITH nsw and tasteful
UnAoAbooo1sse AesnW = nAnk Donncos
az every description, sso, i.t ~ ass French and
American Flowers. beautiful six and crspe 0aas.
kibbols, Corsets, Embroidery, etc, splsnaid pat.
terms, and . quantity Of nsw Ladies' srtielss bhe
you'd kindly socit tbs Inspection ~ the abvve and
the continuance of the patronage Tor making Under
gAsmsnis nssr drsss~s and INA gent ernsn's 5hirts
apAd
sul0Stc ze6sCAer.
g v. PAINE. LATE or PROVIDENCE,
Ne Rhode isiasd. having taken up his rssdsacs ih
Ibis city y prepared 70 Kiss iastrae.lon on ths
P1ono 9osee, mes0Aeeo, View, &c,
Also " .hs ys,isss branches af Vocal Music, bob
Mr, Pc loas sspsrsssss In training ehoss aud -.
:es eias:ss, = Vol = esias private lnessucsios %
tbs .eulstvoabam ~ The vosc, ballad ssun1aa etc,
iespisss ~ ssuAAssse thss ks u shls 70 0vs ~
fullsN ss1te1hssscs " III Who shall Gsvos Him vifA
a. eiss csssr v,ll ;. ssv..a :. .soa .. ps.s.l..
49, g. 80 vil Ise.sa
- - Aso g. @ q G.. q q ~
0sass - Tsa..s sss.s IN .. u. sss,. -
bssssss, 5siv H4a
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Com. Aliens Column.

UE u d II IN IN = IN NUE
AND
General Lana, lmsurance and IHaeslllssn
Agent,
Corner Main and Second streets, Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
4 Il Rents Collected, Tax~s Paid for non r~Sdenss
Collections Made and promptly rcmitt~d to any part
OF the country.
Good Security.
sErxHsxcrs ~ PERMISSION
Loek, Marsh 4 Go ....4... Boston, Massachusetts
Midget Co $685.. Boston, Massachusetts,
Hon. Y w Harris, Ess, Rridgewster, Massachusetts,
lo,.. u. Keith .......... Abingdon, Massachusetts,
Russell Alden, ......... C ampeilc Massachusetts,
Huntington. Wordsworth fsrks, Chicago, Illiacls
!. stnslis ks9 ..-...-s..s .0alena, Illinois
y stevcns, ESQ, .....-..st Antnony, Minnesota
Hon James rhorinston, Davenport, Iswa.
burrows Prettyman,. ....-..... Davenport, lows
BGrneii, 0illcft Co, ......-... DAVENPORT Iowa
George Y. Whitcomh Esq $500 Davenport, Iowa
Corner Main and seeond streets In NcNanus 4
Shepherds block, sp7Tdtf
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CITY PROPERTY.
IEAaEa pom SALE.

FlEe ns~ two ssosy House, containing nine
ICONS LIT 3txso feet Lsss~ 10 ran 12h years
.. A lease on I0wa street, between Third aud
fsastL streets Good dwelling uas hfieen yeats
10
Huasilas 6ArAsn and Farm ioss In aad near It's
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THE 6UbGC1IDER IL CONSTANTLY
i making : variety " Prntins aud wisIptas
Papers their Nil 10 nsllns and viii pay Cas6 fol
ahs reasonable qusntisy 81 good clean cotton lines
raxs Our travelling agent A o Chufehili. VII ell
on the Mefchanis through eensfsi Iowa and pay them
10 essh ~ pspsDfor their rags =, ---
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

saturday were 3o90 quarters at 63s 3d., against 81 BIS
year.
Since Tuesday the weather has continued unsettled
10 s me rams nave been beneficial to the spring crops
eno farmers DO not report any injury 10 wheat At to
day marhst, the attendance or buy ers small and
me business done in wheat very limited holders general
~ demsnoed Tuesday rates effect saee less
would have had to be taken Flour very SLOW and mat
be quoteo on ger BARREL cheaper Indian In same
speculation advanced ls. TO Is Sd per quarter 37s 3D.
10 3as being the qnotaon for ana yellow 9es 3D.
TO Air for while We quote whesred S. 81 to 9L Cd
white. o. 3D. 70 los per 70lbs Four-Ph adelphia and
Baltimore ais 70 a2s extra Ohio, a2s 70 a3s Western,
30s. I'd TO 3ls Cd per barrel
BEEF has been IN goo request and su prices have
paid during the week for fair quantity There ale
Of really fine quality in ars bands and general advance
10 asked.
PoRK.-very litedoing, and prices Of American nomi
nal
PAooN continues very dull and nth anxiety the part
Of holders realize, there 10 tendency to lower pricee
LARD not active NJ last week, but still 10 fair inquiry
Saes reach about leo tons Cts 3d. for ene choice
parcel bringing es', In retail
TALLow, with increasing stock Is In less request, and
Butchers Association have been sold ut COS 10 Con. id
but there BUYERS at COS In london the
market is lower, SIS. Cd being closing quotation for p r.
C. on the sp6t
RoHa.-Common dull, with sales at A.. Id. rer cvt
BARK in improved rtque,t; 15s. paid for pha,
and lSs. l4s Cd for Baltimore.
Ons.- Sperm neglected. the only sale being 10 tons
crude ct $780, Southern whale steady at fH q ga
CoTToN.-rhe small quantity Of cotton now ahost, the
certainty Of weekly diminishing sock here, and the ten
week to give greater confidence to DO buyers and sellers
and prices 10 consequence have advanced onesixeenth
Eighth OF penny per ID. Middling Orleans, SID
Mobile. lid; UpIands, Sd. per ID.
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nARIflME INTEbbIgENCR.
kfnAsAo BAT.
suv are9s ~ 3 40
sus ksrs..s.......... 4 II o.
- 10 -.
No. ~ - v~~S .-,~ a.. ,u.~
ujEARED

CLEARED
Eesm.hip Arsso Lipes Hsvre-M Livingston.
shio Lucy Thou pson Pendeion Lversool-s rhompson'
tsrs Lamar,ine. Anderson cors,anunople-T B Eager
ssrs HoIrnes smhh RIO Jsneiro Post, sniSh 20
Bark Flor de Yes Por) Eeves, Notwithstanding Bent
s,,g s.ginav Gaze. Aspin .arl g oln.y
Br,s orinoco Isbst Phladsphs-o az Pesers
sr ssas rsSrstdss New swo Tr'~Ose
scar OCEAN Bid CBr, Lochhart windsor-NcAulr, wbee
sseSI NV brown. Dsrss,oa. cs.rles,oq ) Smith Co
ssr sors Point ls swain rsc
sssp xars ans. G sonis ss S
ARRIVED.
.u sys%.s,s Asia r Lo, LTssggGl 1uy " .ib mass
hip Ndd sssa hence TO- ilrerpooi SO rs Sssssa sssm
shp Eurors from soslop Cor Live pool The has been
Ds,a Blunt no mile. E.s, q s.eey Hcos -,
ship yEsnium of Thou sstonl Hcpper, Liverpool, June
snip oriSpe of sos'oui Diiussau New Orleans. July g.
Bar. Lucy Sichois sof ses,poro xcses Palermo. May
y oS u spoke t Sus fnsa% M sa 1ssa from
ssrh s,rsns sp De Arsr Barcelona, days. in ballast
ss sos s be; june cs sSSs
whaling bas Mscodoct Of ana for re- Belfotd
A.. 70 Bu,d.u Noble Passed in ihs river bound up. brs
Brg Dunbar tof Bosonj. Buck, Dsieu. Ga sdays with
s Brig s. sn s . ss ,S. Of Bo.cS Cheney sss svs
Prg Josephine. Penf1etpr n with ndse IN J srfv
Schr Dsrl rw tof Broohhsven) Terry, Alicante dave
and 70 from Gibraltar with Ac, gager sth mat
IN - " lon as ship Ocean Belle Keeran John
NIB, for sv,rpool sh si a. Ion IS ~ ship Hmily S
Pierre Teesier from Charleston for Liverpool "
schr Julis Rog,is tof Hsmpden) Perkins Bahrrs Co.s
OF Africa, Ju,e ~ with hides and 10 Ii Ware
July islsp lon g "a spoke psnih .chr spora from
Newport wales, tor ~ Thomas kindly suuref
provsons lch lat 20 So lon CO 10 spose achr Jesrson
from Baltm-re for ~ Johns PR Is days out
schr pesdsmons OBJ Hlsss iea,s.-s sdws, with pine
Alice bound s al - Pr ;sSse ,. scs.
brig Factor days from Cardeoas Tor Provdenoe ~
ahr Martha, Nelson Beaufort. Nc. days
Schr vsncsis Randell Hsrring on days
tchr ssmuei 0lmsn Crowell, Boston.
Schr Wocott Pa-ter, Boston sssvs
kchr Glide, Lotell Boston for Athenv
hchr kossntb, Coker. Fewburypor
schr Rs cius, Staples, Taunton
ss esr 7osgt Beebe, Newport for Port Even.
scsr I'm bemeht Barker, New Haven for vrGna.
tchr Nering His, New Haven
hthr Margaret Ann Dayton, PORT Jefferson
rchr connecticut Pras, Albany for Phiiadcfphla
hcnr Volts. Gaze, Port Even Cor Bristol
ssnrJ w prfsko Drisko Rondout for Boston.
nlo'p f%hion Young Providence.
sloop Renort Dewey, Port Even fcr New London.
sfesmtr kennebsc Hand. Pbilsdeohia-
Gamer CnHies Williams. Proviseuoe
Ead during As Day frvn Nh 70 ssW win ~
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The Naval Courts of IuouIrv

The following are all the retired taroughed and dropped
which have been investigated di.p,sed OF up 10
this cate by the three Courts Of inquiry sitting Washing
ton viz -
Csptsn.-J. Wilkinson, Joseph smith, Phnip voor
hees, ]. ~ Newell. Thom,s Paine " X. laumer. Chss
soaI man, j Graham ana William Inman. Commsn-
de's-J l. Paine Henry Bruce, q Nicholas, Oscar Bal
us j. Ste'eti, Mason and william O2den The case
OF Commander A. n Long In now pending In the third
court beuieusnts-J l. Palmer, Carter, r. Handy,
A Kitty, William Chandler, j. NJ Giiss, A. Gibson,
Henry walker, r Bowers. A. BALDWIN. l. SArtori
stanly, J. n. Msfht, u. Roando. 7 A. Parker Il 81.
mons, hcArann, W. A. c. FsTragui, l. Pennington, r.
W. Meade, W. A. Bartlett, A. Aarre 7. stevens,
Abner Read, A G. khind. The OF Ueuh nant u. q.
Dulany Is pensing IN the first court Mssters-wills
VI. low, William ~ Brady, Peter Wager ami 4 NcIaugh
lin. Passed Mdshi 'mcp-E G. Grsfiou and = Thornton
ARMY MovKMssrs-Intelgence has been re-
ccvtd fom Fort lea thar s The troops destined
for Utah, exceM the ~ Dfsgoons have marched from
that post, In hreo columns, VIZ = tue 10th Infantry un
der command OF Col Alexander this hb Iofsptry under
Col Waite and the Arulery under Capt Phelps. The
Dragons are detained for the present under the re
QUESTION Of Gov. Waher, Of KRnsas, but WILL II Is bs
leved, soon 70 forward. Gen. Harvey aud STAFF will
leave in few days. The troops generally are Ia fine
health and spirits, and amply supplied for
pagn. The pubic may rest satisfied, think that the
Instructions Of the President with regard Uah and the
Motmons, will be faithfully and efficiently executed.-
80 Jsists RsJutlioon. July ~
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THE VERY LATEST

We indebted to Capt Lott for the following ls.es
news by the As.A:-
LONDON, Saturday, July IL, 1857.
MONETABy.
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POLICY OF THE GREAT POWERS TOWARDS THE PORTE.
Advices from Constantnope state that o had been
Addressed n the Porte identical IN contents well In
FORM by the of France Russa Prussia and
Sardinia, protecting IN very unambiguous manner INST
the behavior OF the Motavian Ithori.es the affair OF
the elections and holding the Porte responsible for the
behavior con planned OF
lord de Redcfe Is said to have received Instructions
from Lord Clarendon to propose Joint military and adj
cal administration for the Principxltice.
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RICHARDSON, sPsNoE 4 co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Jaly 10, 1887.
The arrivals during the consist OF 1875, AZ bushels
states and Canada $40 quarters whes from the Baltic;
AIS qusters wheat from Belgium; 900 sacks nour from
France 1853 quarters wheat, 9se quarters corn from
the xedssrrspeaD; ard 2l3 quarters wkest from India.
Ewusu eeaYsia VI HLsM w We Yves ending I@t
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News from Africa.

BRITISH WAR STEAMER.
letter from Sierra Leone OF Nay "a reports the carture
and arrival u tina. port Of slave brgsn inc named the
Adams Gray. or Now Orleans. The CAPTURE er:c cd
by the British steamer Prometheus Off lagos the 10th
Of April All the paraphernalia OF SLAYER soun
board, and some f5 600 sterling In gold, with to
purchase q cargo. The vessel had been condemned at
Sierra Leone
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PRICES REDUCED.

In order TO sell of my stock Of Summer Goods,
preparatory to fall trade will, ommenc offer
ing them at GREATLY REDUCED PRICEsH There
fore those wanting to purchase anything in the
Dry Goods line, will be sure of getting Good
Bargains ; you will find among the Goods, good
style Summer Lnwn Mt OF cts, per yard. Gingr
hams, 81 cts. Fine Lawns worth 25 etc., at IL cite.
Challey DcLancs. from f29 to 20 cts, per yard,
Figuled Berages, only 124 cts, d yard. White
BriIliants, Tor 124, worth rs cts. A cord Of
Skeleton Skirts, also. a new article for Skirts;
colored and white. Patent skirts, lower than I'M
Salem. Also, Ladies' elegant light CATERS, cseapE
Linen Table Damask, aud Damask Table Cloths.
very cheap. White Ingrained Diaper for Bed
Quilts. Parasols and other articles AT COST.
a LOT OF GOOD SILKS only so cts. n yard.
A large assortment Of c%orsets, cheaper than We
have been selling them. SUMNER CLOTHING
Ready Made Summer Clothing, cheap. Constant
ly on hand, Sugar, Molases, Coffee and Rice
Also new style varuised Buckets, Tubs, &c.
VIII PAY CASH for butter, eggs, hides, cool
and ItNS.
). HEATON.
SALEM, O., August g, 1857.
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HARLEM SPRINGS.
Carroll County. Ohio. ------

Carroll County, Ohio. --------- 1857.
The Springs, having undergone thorough re.
pairs, and their facilities for accommodation in
creased, arc under the management Of the nnder-
signed, and are now open for the reception Of
visitors. No pains will be spared to make COM
Portable those who may favor us with their pat
rouage. The rooms will be kept in the best
order, and the tables furnished with the choicest
selections.
nESNGuests WHO desire rooms for any consid-
cradle tune would oblige the proprietor by adj
dressing him a few days in advance of their ar.
rival.
RG5A Conveyances from Carrollton-.which is
accessible by railroad daily-to the Springs con
be had NJ all times.
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Proprietor:
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HAT AND CAL STORE
Remuur0!!

REMEMBER THE SIGN OF THE RED HAT
AARON BRADFIELD, having removed hi
Hat and Cap Store to the building one Door Yves
of james Browns Grocery Store and immediatel,
opposite to the Butter Store has on hands anC
is now receiving the largest and most complete
stock Of Hats and Caps ever brought to Salem
embracing every description Of
SILK, SOFT FUR, AND WOOL PANAMA,
LEGlIORN, BRAID, AND PALM
LEAF HATS.
Childrens goods, Caps of every style, quality and
kind. Any person wishing an article in this
line be they large or small, young or old, cannot
fail to be accommodated at his store either in ar
ticle or price as he is determined to make it the
advantage of The people to purchase their Hats
and caps for Summer and Winter, Spring and
Fall at his counter.
Remember the Sign Of the BIG RED HAT.
South Side of Main Street, Satem Ohio.
July 9TH. 1857.
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OHIO YEARLY MEETING or FRIENDS OF HUMAN
PRUGRESS.

The next Ohio Yearly Meeting of the Friends OF
Human Progress, will be held vt Salem Ohio, com
mencing the Sd Of October 1857 at eleven o'clock,
and will probably continue three days.
All persons without regard to Creeds, Sects, Col
or, Sex, locality or condition, are invited to meet
together on this occasion, with a view TO discuss
and promote any moral, theological or temporal
interests of the human race, and TO assist in devel-
oping whatever will Elevate Humanity.
On behalf of the committee.
Benz. s. Jones, Esther Harris,
James Barnaby, Mary Griffith,
Samuel Myers, Josephine Griffing,
Isaac Prescott, Robert Hills.
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MEETING OF FRIENDS OF PROGRESS

RICHMOND, August 18th, 81,
FRiEND RoBrNsoN-WM you please notice that
the Friends of Progress will hold q three days
meeting at Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana,
commencing on the 4th Of September. The object
Of the meeting is to elicit Truth on all subjects
pertaining to the Mental, Physical, and Spiritual
education Of the race. A general invitation is en.
tended to speakers and others interested in the
tho various reforms Of the day.
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.$lS7,O0O. GOLD! GOLD.

GIVEN WAY, a new and sure way to make $3.50
to $500 per month; a capital of only 81 needed
to ommenc with. This is no IIumbug, but is
warranted to give entire satisfaction, if not tcice
the amount of money tciH positively be refunded.
This right and knowledge and one copy of the
GUIDE TO HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAP
PNESS; or INVALUABLE INFORMATION
FOR EVERYBODY. Sent for only 20 cents. In
close stamps or specie and address
III. POTTER,
Boz 1853, Conneautoile, Pa.
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j. p. AVERILL,
II. B. MERRITT,
T.. c. MANCHESTER
j. WALTON. JR..
II. D. G. FULLER,
T.. Q, COCHRAN,


THE UNDERSIGNED, TO THEIR BRo-uER-socIALIST
IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Friends in a Common Cduse-Ourselves who
send you this greeting, appoint to meet in Con
vention, at Berlin Heights, Erie County, Ohio, on
Saturday and Sunday, the Goth and 9th of Sep.
TENDER, inst, to plan what in us lies toward ma,
turing q practical and successful effort at social re-
construction and we hereby invite you to meet
with us, to combine your wisdom and action with
cur own, that by as much as the union Of en6eavor
is more wide spread and universal, the result may
the more surely and speedily be reached. The
Convention will DO addressed by the best speakers
on social science; and the whole great question Of
freedom, association, and harmonious human
relations, will be up for discussion.
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the future will, in these respects. be dinerent
from the past, under existing State relations;
The undersigned respectfully invite their fell
low citizens Of the Free States to meet in Conven.
ton, at ---. in October, 1857, tn con
slider the practicability, probability, and ex?e-
diency Of n separation Of the Free and Slave
States, to take such other measures as the condi.
ton Of the times may require.
LEGAL VOTERS OTHER PERSONS
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CALL FOR THE DIsUNIoN CONVENTION

The question has been asked, How many name:
are wanted to this Callp Just as many, dear
friend, as you can, by any possibility of %exertiont
obtain. Go far and wide, to every man and
woman, and those who see the necessity of the
Convention will sign the Call without any argu
ment; others will need to be enlightened. You
cannot do better service to the cause of the slave
and of the whole country, than in this work. Pray
do not delay, and spare no expense of either tint
or money in making this Call a loud one.
CALL FOR A NORTHERN CONVENTION
Whereas, it must be obvious to ell, that the
American Union is constantly becoming more and
more divided, by Slavery, into two distinct and on
tagonistic nations, between whom harmony is i'm
possible, and even ordinary intercourse is becom
ing dangerous;
And, whereas, Slavery has now gained entire
control over the three branches of our National
Government, Executive, judiciary, and Legisla
tive; he's so interpreted the Constitution as to
deny the right of Congress to establish freedom
even in the territories, and by the same process
has removed all legal protection from a large
portion of the people of the free Estates, and has
inflicted, at many times and places, outrages far
greater than those which our fathers rose 10 arms
to repel;
And, whereas, there seems no probability that
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2. & f. SHILLING,

Respectfully announce to the TRADE" the
opening of their
Second Large Stock of Summer Goods;
Consisting in part Of a Large and Splendid Stock
of LADIES' THIN SUMNER DRESS GOODS;
Embracing all the New and Desirable styles in the
Market. Also an Elegant stock of Black Silk,
White Grape Stella and Printed Cashmere Shawls.
Silk and Lace Mantillas; Embroideries and Dress
trimmings in Great Variety, embracing all the
Novelties of the Season. A full Stock of Black
Gro DeRhine md FANCY DRESS SILKS at
very low prices, combining the best makes and
Styles in the Market. BONNEFS. BONNET
RIBBONS and TRAININGS of the most APP
proved Summer Styles. Also n full Stock Of
WHITE GOODS, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery and a.
General Stock of Notions ; Brown and Bleached
SIIEETINGS and ShirtinSs, Men and Boys
Pantaloonery, Calicoes and Ginghams, Carpet
and Carpet Chain, Glass and Qu~eensware, Wall
and Window Paper, Umbrellas and Parasols,
Groceries, &c, &c.
Thankful for past favors, we beg leave to intro.
duce for your inspection the above Stock feeling
confident that under the extra favorable circum-
stances the above purchase has bsen effected, We
can offer you inducements that will merit your
entire appreciation.
Yours Respectfully.
j. X L. SCHILLING.
Salem, June, 1857.