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Piles PILES PILES


FH1s HITHERTO TEACrABLs Ds Sc, OF EvERT FoRN AND
IN EVERY STAGE,
CURED By EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR. CAFAEAgGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never al in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively the worst and obstinate cases Of
HemorrhOIds or Piles. Il is the
ONLY INEALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
OF patient study a1G investigation.
Sufferers from Piles nov have remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part de 81 the proprietor
claims for it,
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite strictly 20 observe them, aud will
70 follow.
DR. 7 d. OkvASAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When 1 arrived in the city q few days ago
was suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Sslve ing il would tired i'll
effect wss Immediate and / now well, I believe it
10 BE- asst proved in my case, invaluable remedy and
tor that disease the Piles and such recon-
mend 1t to others.
Yours uuy, JOHN W HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No,
~ Price 81 per box For sale n Nashville BY EWin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and BE- Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DR., 7, Il, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
suE3l-ly inside St Louis, No.
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LaVecgne
sTaaYTa EailIs frs~ Sale

NHE undorsignsd wishing Devote bis time more 10 his
Rtn, Gers this valuable properly sss. upon very
favofabis terms.
Tarrg is Saw and hres sets Or ruuasrq ia samPys.s-
working ordgr everything c08grvsd 10 best possible
uauner for convenience
IN point Of oear II IS uuturpls.sf beng rFI- 70 yards
Of silrad IS miles from Nashvu ami Of ne
Tienes sections in MIddI- Teune Az pers hInE
70 buf respectfully iaEitct @ 10 ami ara1fTs
will sls6 sell my R1sd WEh ne Nils 81 tssircd,
which IS and desirable properly I nave alsJ tNo
js1ei-sa JEO HILL
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DEATH on DR.. Isaac AEDERsoE.-DF lsAAo An
DERsoE, one Of the fathers" Of PresbytsFsnisn in
East Tennessee, and for mary years President Of
Mryvile College, died at bis residence in Mary
vile, on Wednesday, 2sth alt.
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W JOEL J JoSEs, Esq, is announced in the
Fayetteville papers as a candidate to represent the
counties of Lincoln and Franklin in the Senatorial
branch Of the next General Assembly.
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s. w. GUFTTHR

Q UCCESsORto W. l. PEET, corner Church and Vine St.
= would respectfully announce Ih- czrns % Nashville
that be IS prepared orders IN the Bas n Family
Or GER line or business
1baDkfuI Tor pasr ftvars would rfuy Recommend
nv -pccs-sor dr GUHrlH, my cd suds ana ouers
gT-3me
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A GOOD lot OF Joist, sCshting and two Inch Plank
"A hand cheap cash good lot q BOards md Poplar
Single can 30 delivered IN few days % those wzHns
hem. Ny MIL Is cutting daily. Agent other Mia
will pay particular attention al orders CaIi az tho
Savings Institution and your orders n He hom
alsd fnOv25T J, q. DAHDEN.
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DY virtue % deed Of rus executed 70 me By 81 l.
u Woods, and OF record in The Ocs o. he Register of
Davidson cnunty, Tennessee BOOK No s pages 50 and
23 viii, the 23h day % February 1857 aarket
House the Public square Don nscty o. hshVlls Tea
expose public sal and sell fr the geL bddcr
the following parcels ground Lots So 81 and
81 designated IN David D. McGaFuek' plan o. u o.
cord Aforesaid once, and bounded and descr1ed n
The Aforesaid deed mentioned and which r8sfee s hf1
made, satisfy debt therein mentioned sad l0ta VIA
be cold free from tho equity Of redemption sale 70
FIE5I4.g ABRAa l. DEMOss. Tru.tes.
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AUCToE sALE-Do not forget the extensive
sale Of Groceries at Auction, By hOHElI 3 s1RAF-
T5N to morrow at 10 O'Clock - y4A t
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N RAILROAn CDNTRACTORa 4

DROPOsALs WIN BE- received At she Engineers Omss OF
the Tennessee AMI Alabama Rallroad uuIl Februuy 10,
lE5z for Grad Masonry, and Bridging of said Rui-
road Spring riill Opposite the n luu5a,
thirteen mies The above work eopF sons h-avy
ng, six Thousand perCheu Of Bridge Masonry
sixteen hundred !ssL Of Bridging Plans Probes and
SPECIFICATIONS may Be any lime and any flrhsr in
fOfmrtnn obtained addressing r. DEvEuErr Division
h giuesr az Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANBE son,
janl6-a Engnasr.
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GroWth a 1856

10 ON PAPERS received by the Iubscrber Hgsaf fOT
SyEOU the sale OfLANDRETHS' SEEDS. IN NGskUiHs.
Beans Peas and Onion Cloves IN bu Cabggs Pars-
sip Best Rsdik, Early Dutch, Red TeP RutGbGga TNrHP
Seed, b. tie pOHHd.
LANDRErhS' Rural Register Descriptive Catalogue and
Almanac Tor distribution 70 customers e ats
FLOW Err SEEDS, ASSORTED.
SPADES and Sh0VsL Ir0A Rakss TranBplsnling Tross,
Dutch F0Tksd and Half R0EHd H0s, Pruning and Budding
Knives, Boz and PrEuiAg SAears, asS0Ftsd
GRASS SEEDS,
TIMOTHY SEED,
Red Cl0Uer SssS,
ORCHARD GRASS Sled,
BLUE GRASS SRBD,
HERD GRASS SEED,
MILLET SEED,
All for sale by 4. WELLS,
Sign Of the MAN MoRTAR, on Market, opposite Union
street, RashBdLL lfebl-tW6W.
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BANK OF WEsT TENNEssEE.-By an oversight
this Bank has not been quoted in our weekly bank
note list Il will be found in the list this morning,
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SeWanee House.

COLLEGE STREET. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE IYRsB sPRugGs.)
TNHE subscriber has recently taken this well -
/ known eslsbhshnent-is re6tting and thor ii
Oughly renovaing It, and hopes soon to have it in
such condition to be Inferior to any house ID TN
city The Proprietor hopes by his eXertiOns and 70
bis Assistant slr. CrsddOok who formerly presided
The City Hotel TO be able make his house worthy Of be
ing patronzsd BY the public and promises that pains
Dectfuy sOllcItsa t-ial Of his house.
fsb26-drWEW-H WI ROBERTS,
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ON MANHOOEee

Just Published, Gratis, the goth Thousand
zFTgR= A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
EZ5LEEEA TREATMENT, without Medicine Of Sperma-
E-HT-E torrha Of Local eEkuess, Nocturnal Ennis.
H7%ha4a-g sons, Genital and Nervous Debility ImpO-
tspcy and Ir1pndi nents 70 Mar iags ger~-r'
BY B. DE LANEY, N
that the alarming complaints,
OTisnsGg Ia this imprudence Nd solitude youth, may
be easily enoved MEDICINE, is in this small tract,
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
ces4ul treatment adopted by the Author fully explained,
by means OF which ever one is enabled per-
scty the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nOstTums OF the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free in sealed enve
lone by RENTING post psid) two postage Stamps 70 DR. B.
DE tANEY. IL LsPenard Street, New York City
OCtQ6-6md6W
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RaEs!-RoRd This.-Mr. wHITENAN, our Paper
Manufacturer complains Of Rags being very he
advanced The price time since per per be-
nd s sill unable 10 gel supply lssrangs to that
there is not double the quantity Of rags saved. They
cash article at all timesslways being demand. We
the interest Of every merchant 70 buy them the
who buys rags ger other trade with the
rags and frequently money. Many persons who have few
Eg and other trade, and little money will for the sake
ceiling their rags travel three four miles further
distant trade instead Of stopping close
by their immediate neighbOaood and thus the merchant
does buy rags Io2es their trade. BySry merchant
houd think Of this fact FOR thsir Interest. Aud
iii their duty buy rags Il they set themselves up
merchants the whole human have interest 10
IT, for the rags saved the cheaper children can be
educated. Jan3I-6LtW&1tW.
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Rags! TagsiI

WILL pay 3 cents Cash for good Co and Lnsu 1Eg
j delivered ny Rag store the N0F eat consrof The
square. Wsallal Rnd SIX Rags are nat gsnisd
dsa7s-f VS.. " dlIHMAE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-08

"WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, l557-SwsePstakes for untriad
w year Ods-1 mile heatsS00 entrance, $50 forfeit.
Three more TO make race, to clOss lst Of April.
SANE DAYMsICh Race for $500 aside, $lO) forfeit
mile hrGtlWO year Cds, carrying 80 pounds. ThOs
Bacon gr co.'s by imported Albion dam BY Levi
athsu. Wm ROundtrss names b Ely Bynum By Glencoe,
dam BY OtheliO OF shamrock.
THURSDAY, May 2Sta.-PrOprietors Purse s2JO-nila
heats.
FRIDAY May 90h.-SWeepsakes for year ods-S200
enrrnce $50 OrisOHe mile heats. Three mas
q race. close 1st Of April.
SATURDAY, May 31lh-ProprIeoF'z Purse s3oO-twO mile
heats LJanI6-tf. W.. PHILLIPS, Proprietor
GALLATHN, CTENN.,l FALL RACBS, 1851.
THE following Stakes open Is Il
by the Gallatin Jockey Club, 10 DO 80 49,
said Course at their next
Annual Meeting. Fall Of 1857 @--------@-daa-----
No lSWeepstake for year ods $500 subscription, $50
Forfeit mile heats. To close the l5fh March. 1857.
No 2SwsepsIakes for unified ear Oids SEQ subscTp
ton so f-Tlet mile heats. To close lst pril, 1857
No 3-SweepstaEss for year Oids $3.50 subscription,
$50 forfeit, mile heats. To close 1T April 1857.
NO 4~werpsakes fore year ods, sCO subscription, play
pay, single dash Of mile To C7se Isl April 1857.
No. 5-SWeepsake { year ODDS, $3.50 subscription,
$50 forfeit two mile heats. To close lst Apn, 1851
In all ur the above Stakes three entries make
Entries 20 the above stakes 10 be made 20
JOHN Il. MALONE, Secretary,
jGn22-tw2m. Gullatin, Tennessee.
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGR.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES,

JONATHAN KELLEY,

BIZ THR LATE
JONATHAN KELLEY.
DIETER known to the reading public BY the signs Ires Of
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs BY STEPHENs
PTcs al % in Cloth az A. In psDar VI wv pages
h book is beautifully illustrated sboun dG in humorous
agreeable relaxation TO the mind OfhS PeruEeT OF solid
sRao1s o. faicoN5rdgs is calculated to make s persons
laugh and grow fat.'-BsA .sdVesatG.
hey are Of the most varied lively and agreeable eharao
'THE BANISHED SON. and other Stores OF the Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
tEsted. "Piekwek Papers" Nicholas Nekeby," "Dayid
CoPPsraedn Now ready in vols, each Y mo Just re-
eeiVed and for sale by HAGAN & CO..
deel4 Market street.
"NARRYING TOO LATE."-ATale BY George Wood.
M NOTES les on THE GosPELs-By Rev. chss H. Halls
sToRfBs OF AN OLD MAIO,' related to her Jephovs
and Niece '9,,1 u, beautiful juvenile Book
"MlLLEDULClA; ;" thousand PsRaant Things selected
| COMMODORE PERRYjs JAPAN RxPKUITIoN-Nar.
ative Of the Expedition OF an American Squadron to the
1884 By order Of The oveTnmenI Of The Uted States under
the Command Of Commodore n. Perry, U. s. n. Com
Perry this request and under bis supervision By Francis
l. Hawks D. D. One volume Yo with two hundred I'm
Es s6E and Chants For sale HA94 S,SE. BE S,J:.
HARPER,S MAGAZINE and GODEY,s LA.
DAES BOOK FOR JANUARY
JUsT s ESSsivsdSy H,e.vAco
HAMPERS NEW PAPER
LTARPBR'S WEEKLY, Journal OF Civilization, hTst
II number 500 copies just received Subscription received
and single copies sold BY
Isn6 HAGAN& BRO, Agents,
THE NETWORK LEDGER,
WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscription received and sim
"A gle numbers sold by HAGAN L BRO, Agents.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "BaIlou's Pic
L tOTal Newspapers" for saleby HAGAN & BRO,
iEn6 Agents.
Cooley FOR FEBRUARY,
Have been received by
jansO 81 HAGAN d BRoi .
uARPER'S MAGAZINE for February Is o our table.
IL fsb.l HAGAN 81 BRO.
HAGAN d. BRO, Market Street,
Have just received large supply Of heavy and Tey
Gne Cap Paper, ruled and Umruleds Also U
assortment Of hne Wrapping and Manila Papers, TO which
invite buyers in want OF good article at low prices
Ja24 HAGAN & BRO, 80 Market 81.
OWNER WANTED
TOR nne box OF Books marked W. R. MAsER one box OF
Il Books marked D. R. HUNTER, received per steamboat
White Bluh. Stored w H. GOrdOn's. II claimed
within thirty dsNsWill be sold pay charged jsDl4f
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, &C,
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g, 81 BADEHR.

LAS returned the city and viii attend % the duties Of
IL profession - residence Cedar street door
he Catholic church n 3-fWa
NASHVILLE COAL COMPANS notice
TO .UBSCRIBERs VI STOCK
A CALL Of TWEErT re Stick subscr bed %
q Eaid Company ordered, fable IN 90 days ta6
lst Of February Payment 90 b. made a. ne Bank %
In o. Vsrandah huildug, Cedar By order 81
Pres dent and B0ard Of Dtrect0rs-
Iau5I-lC ~ P. CARTER, Trssaassr.
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PenTnanship.

NEW Pupils are daily rsceiv ed at the Wit
~ ing Saloon Of NIX. DOLBEAR, No. q u
Union street, Vessel q ThampsOn's, ~ t1a
where psTsons from 70 90 years Of age can ~
easily change the most sd slow aud cramped hand 10 uue
Of Ease, ELFGAECE RGPIDTTY.
Persons from tue country duish their lessons in
Persons unacquained whit Ho merit OF Dir Dol0ears
teaching referred 10 the testimony Of many Of the first
citizens in United in his Circulars, hun
drsds pupils taught by him In ibis place. Hours 10 H.
A. ID, and . 20 4, p. H., and y % al nigH'.
Al with DIN mis- classes should do 30 Immediately.
inngn-tl
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Gums +! Gums! Gums!
EATL z rTETIFTc HAM.

NO. AZ PUBLIC SQUARE
TAVE Just received and opened splendid assortment
Of single and Double BiTdGnd Deer Guns, among which
are a lew Of the celebrated Wesley Richards Msnuac
tuIe and other Ane Guns in complete. These Guns
are al OF their importation direct England, and
all made 10 their order pressy for tbs market
ALSO, Shapes Rides and Shot Guns, Colts Repeeters
Aliens SeCOekng Pistols; together With the finest
of Powder Faks, shot Pouches and Belts offer
ed in Nashville. rnOvl3-d3mts.
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NASHVILLE

Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.
esRREoTBB wEEELT By HART, MACRAR q CO., no. rs
STREET.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-08

HOIIOway's Pius.-SOoTHINa rET sEaEoHsOy-
Free from mineral Ingredients these Pills and heal the
itaed membranes Of the stomach and bowels, while they
eIpel all morbid those organs and bue them
with new viEor.
TP Sold al the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No ga Strand London; and BY AL druggists
Csc, CO. c. and 81 per PoK.
N0EiCe-TnhaiattOn in ComEumptIOnv-sss
advertisement uude this head. Female Complaints Vene-
real Affections bN I-usi Diseases Of The Heart and Liver
Sc, will meet Oh due susnton, Tost26-dsm.
10 MANNY,S CELEBRATED CONFINED
HEAPING AND MOVING mACHINES.-FoR
sale by the undersigned at Johnson & Eorne's.
b. F. CHEATHAM,
iausS7-ir General Agent for The State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-08

Fresh Arrivals,
ENGLISH ALE,
lust received 80 dozen A-Op'I celebrated English Ae,
an article considered superior thing Of The kud
imported. Per sale by WES> Ill g. Thompson.
Dublin Pc TEN.
A LSO received 50 dozen Chimes 81 Sons Xxx Brown
n Stout, IN quarts ami P!uIs, ior sal7 bv
VESSEL & THOMPSON
NCOTCH MALT WHIShFY,
SUPERIOR article q Rgmsay's BEST Srolh WhiskaT on
n hand and for sale b. WESSEI & THOMPSON.
Old BOURBON VIII -KG.
d ECEIvED and for sale BY the Gallon and quart some Old
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
FRENCH Bar A-DY
our stock Of Brandss consists only OF The bes: qualities
~ imported, and warranted pur-. -
VESSEL & TH0IPsON-
MINES,
W have On stock of superior old Port Sher-
w ~ and Madeira Wines, pGrS ling CataWb Chat paEns
OF various brands. Il which offer mode ae prices
iarg5 81 VESSEL & THOMPSON
OVERS q CO.,
AUCTIOEEERs AND COMMIssIUN hER0HAHTS
HART5FILLE, TENNESSEE
WILL PURcHlss SILL PRODUCE AID PROPERTY OF hTHRE
sDr2e DRscHIPEIoa.
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FOR RENT FOR Is5

EOh KEN EOh 1907
THNHB Store House the Or Market street and
n Woods alley. ThiB house fr1nt the Uni hal
and back 0fhs Bank % Commerce and has been occupied
Clothing store, Is s desirable stand for business
any kind. Apply y v. x, STEVENSON, or
nec22-R n. b. ABLOWAY
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THE Stockholders ofthe Citizen Coal Company re
L qussted to make paymen to the amount Of the
toek subscribed when called taes will forfeit their
sIount Of stock G. b. YAEEUY,
ulv1c SPc'F
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Successors to Hart & Holungsworth,)
No. 5 Market Street, Nashville,
WHOLESALE GBGCERS & DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
oct2s-B&TW
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A. ]. DUNCAN B. CO.,
No, 20, Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

n. B.-Our Stock consists of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYL 8, and
presenting an array Of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison Of any fOImsr ca
son. A. ). ". q %.
Feb ., 20.
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~ n - = Al Eaa
PRACTICAL AND AaALTTICAL GHEMIsr
LoWHLL. MA7s.
~ And sold Wholesale by Berry 4 DsmoFille Retail
By Jo G. Brown, Nashville and all Druggists n he ely
and ell neser N Medicine evsFyWhols-
Jan -'5Z-dirW&E4m.
s-N. H0lingsWOTth. r. J. Ss517.-
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Wilzsbsrrs Pa Sept. 2, l65n-
d.. layer. Ny Dear Sir Your medicine IS much az
proved Of BY those who have used here comuos-
zion Is such as % insure and maintain reputation IN
vauaby recommend Tor pulmonary Ions as DO many
OF our PTtnc pal phYEieIana- an your freitd,
CHAS. STREATER, ~. D.
Prepared By
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VALUABLE
WISHt0 sell the plants
i ing on Carriers creek,
and I've miles west OF :
acres, three hundred 2
inaRo0d stats Of Clftivat
would DO well to call aud
ing.
dec2s-lRn dtW&W-u
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HAVE large number of negroes hand and amouatt
u them Is good blacksmith and stane Mason there
is 10 Tennessee and good servants Sold positively
''l aSI "A nc 'o-l n.y. Res W. PORTER. q
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

B,sxs.-The Dubuque NOrthres,, which
a. been lahorine strenuoasly Of late to be
'an-iderei the ORGAN o. the Democratic can
jdate for Governor rs well ~ Of Gen.
gorge Washington Jones, thus gives Its
plnion, Of Banks. Il Is true, the opinions
{ the Northwest are Of no manner Of conse-
hence in themselves, but as the organ Of
.ir. Samuels, we are compelled TO attach
rme significance TO them:
We are opposed TO banks Of issue, ma
latter how well guarded and secured, and
elieye that nothing but the absolute ne
c,~itics Of trade can justify their establish
aent, aud then only upon sanctioning vot.
the people upon the question. Our oh
ection applies equally to every sort of pa
,cr currency intended To circulate a. mon
~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

\, feacs aa5 ERA. hasa q
rins. and very .X,sn,avel,. O.
.. Mu.iae has been built M b -.
Advantage, and J. nov gn,wiu
Z CIT. Al Wuertown this maii,
p ser IN not yet been developed, but i
tise plainly a. at Moline. It, convertio
by proper dam., &c. 10 practical usc, wi
not only blill mp an important town At tina
site, but indirectly assist our own plac,
Every town springing up in thi. vicinity
a, much mn advantage 10 u. a. the in
rca-ed settlement II the country around II
Several experienced millwrish;s, one .
whom las had control Of the water pow,
At Moline the last twenty years, have maj
q particular examination Of the water pow
CT a. Watertown, and pronounced il equa
TO that q Moline. We have seen write
statements from them to this effect, and al
so To tue effect that the eSpcn c Of bringin.
thl, water power into practical use, will b.
very light. We regard tits n very i'm
portant matter, in view Of the fact ina,
with I'll our Saser, We have really 10 littl,
practical water power in this vicinity, and
yet ssch congregation, Of manufacture.
We understand that the only reason VII,
the work Of developing the water power at
WATERFOWL, was not commenced this sum
mer - was anticipated, is simply bccau,,
the proprictors Of the place have no, cot the
spase capital. Il seems to US that some
man Il capital, and 1t docs no, require much,
has IN opportunity Of stepping into a for
tune here---ior this water power prplsrl,
developed riR be = FORUM. TO it, owners.
and u 70 those who own largely II the town
itself = il will undoubtedly b, tic means
Of drawing hundreds and Thousands of poo
pic 70 that point.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

IL 4 Dubuque Democratic paper j.
highly indignant that We should alludc 10
Mr.. Sahuels A. "a representative ef the
Pro-Slayer. party Ii he is not that. what
l. he 7 lie does not represent the F., Matt
.,art, Of Iowa, certainly. II he dsowns the
Pro-sla,erv party of Iowa, the scli-called
Democracy. or j. di-owncd by them, VIC
hould like to De assured of the fact. We
tnow the anxiety o! Democratic ofiicc-scek-
r, 10 get on the strong side, but We can't
IS in Mr.. Samuel, just yet lie will lind
,elf taken ia, however, when tho cleo
rms are received.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

= 6W SAeaNSo 0AJKSTY 20 u BEksAtkp'
The Louisville Journal has the following
II IL said that Gov Walker Of kansAs, Is
abos,t publishing q defence Of his Odicial
conduct, his special design being to justify
himself before the pe.plc Of Mississippi and
the South generally. OF course = y very
EASY 10 back out from any or al the propo-
sitions he has taken But he may be Ger
tain that he can say nothing in regard %
Kansas 10 satisfy Southern Democrats with.
out at the same time cxaspcrating Northern
Democrats.
Kansas b., to come into the Union either
as lave state or rs q free State. Ii il
comes IN A. a slave state. Northern Demo
crs,, will raise the devil aud IL it comes IL
q, Tree State, the Southern Democrat
will raise. him.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15
~ The pubuoue Noy,hm,st !. Of .,

E The Dubuque Northeast Is Of opin-
on that the Davenport Gcsette j. one Of
the sillicst and least respected paper. in the
state Of Iowa. The editor Of the NortLsss,
j. Judge Of such matters. he don't know
iast what il takes 10 make Willy paper, I'M
worth, IL the respect Of friends or fees, We
.lon't know who .locs. Ills master and
owner, Gen. George Washington Jones,
could himself scarcely bc much better
nudge of political stupidity. III Is at least
a great admircr Of il, or why is Hath At the
head oi Gen Jones organ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

WHAT Is DrMocRAtv 1.-The Charleston
Mercury says:
Some people have mn idea that psmserGcy means .
certain pssif'ea eevsbindfen 10 ger cssee Or Pest-
Yes, some people and not few have cx-
actly that idea, and il is a true an idea -
ever was expressed. "a certain political
combination TO get Office or power'-that's
precisely what the Democratic party Is -
Louisciiie youraal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-15

SHOCKING AFFAIR. the town Of
Washington, Dutchess county, n. T., on
Sunday Of last week, man named Thomas
Mcdonnell stabbed his father in the mouth
with poke, knife, indicting . severs
wound, and shot his brother in the thigh,
csusing dangerous injury.