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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-24

SPIRITUAL CONNECTIONS AMoAo
; MKN,-Whoever Injuries man binds
all men to demonstrates; especially
when the injured is too wetk 70 speak
on his own behalf. Let mono insg-
inc that by seizing q fellow creature,
and settirg him apart as . chattel,
they can sever his ties to God or man.
Spiritual connections are not 30 easi
y broken. You may carry . victim
ever 90 far, you may seclude him on
plantation or in cell; but you can
not transport him beyond the sphere
Of human brotherhood, or cut him of
from his race. The great bond Of hu-
manity is the last to be dissolved. =
Other ties, those Of family and civil
society, me severed by death. This,
founded as it is on what is immortal
in our nature, has an everlasting "a
crsdness, and is never broken; and
every man has . right, and still more,
10 bound, to lift up his voice against
its violation, ,-(Wip. Z. Charming. v
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-24
H.H.HOUsTON, Gsssrsl ErIsAt Agsat, PAID
H. J. .LOMBAERT, Ssp't. Aitosss, Pa.
Pennsylvania aaiireaa.
The Old Pioneer Bakery stilI ahead!

THE tduscHoe! nAs tecsuly 1Sue e1ssaAso PS6p'
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Cfscksrs,
Pilot HRoad, SC, &C., together with good assort.
meat OF Loaf Bread, Cakss and Rusks. IN
county, fsf The manufacture OF CFcm 4 Paul's
PAfKuf LOAF BRAD,
made by Macbinery u The aAvsatases claimed for
this process Of making Bread, are thcse he Bread d
more uniform In quality, and handsome IN appsar
aacs,n b mach whittier and more even, kssps much
longer Without beco,aing stale, and TO any psRssns
handsoms as the Anest French roll, Il goes hstAsy,
aaa 10 readily introduced into familes Who have new
or pssd HsAar's Bread before. shah oontinae TO
TuL Bread Wagon ss heretofore. In o1esiae the
sooye avticles on terms which cannot il 70 ya en-
lire sssissctlon, heps 70 b able TO supply ~ xho
may fAysI Ms with their patronage. Ihankfnl Tor
psst fAvors, hope TO merit continuance Of Ne
same. All orders from the country promptly attend.
eatO. DANIEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
BaYrows & PrsttymanS Steam Mills, ,I5-f
Davsnport, May 81, l856-du ~
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s.- Dyer's

Aeo .oI yoarown oon0nt never BE- WithoutH.
/ WAat Dyer sHealiaG Enheesatisa y,
perfect Pain Destrpyer and an invaluable rem.
sdy lor the curs - Rhslmasis1 Osn Woands, Pen b
ths s!ds Back and Limbs Lsmbago sore Throes Barns
win aEd inmediass relief In scalds or barns, and for
pa: e Sssls.s. IN a.y PAT Of the systsm y viii give
ueed intsenaaly,tt b o.s q the most valuable RENE
ass ios es..P r. q sIssnedc sn:cton. G pains Or .or
headache nsussa siCkness rhsumatism. or any In
tsscAi vschne. csnssd ty an or strain It possesses
soSsesa ss,lisF M ..s p.s.ssoy;sE prepsss S..
knovs Y y an tn sasssns the progress Of he
Wlst hes D1se's 1salizg Inbresatie, dons,
Wonders, tndeedi It 10 known every whsss = astan-
dard medicine, remedy, and universal panacss
f0s E1sumAtsm, cats, WON d, barus scads lumbagn
iss so.s :ss shH e
sssS ii: never a. With It Is beco.ins d.iy
BY Day. All Psrsons Who have never ussd this
great remedy Tor all SORTS Of pain, q
balm for Every Wovad.
Dysr's Healing Embrocstion hsa aeasirsd an unprs.s
denfsd celebrity ~ hsaiin pasacsa. tcurss wound
cats, hurnA bruises, scads rAsamasism, and al sxt
tiacaaly prsparcd and always preserving .ths ssms
strength and eaai1y !. used with the greatest eon
sssss y ~ s,s.sst .aS b nss become % %
is4 4 oare 1s0edy lor Piles.
The Piles, most distrsng complaint b more pssva-
lent than generally supposed Il i attended With in
II = Impossible 70 rsst faschins md the only pre-
rsli:f ssss e 3 ds;rs 70 tar The skin "a Ih
Csekas md tasn % ssesetasy lahin ase msss sascs
. shs nalady LsesA smici.d " Dyer: Healing =,
sctual cure Many ro1hssome cases Of shs complains
AaTe been remsdisd byhs uss Of this great msdicinA-
ssn pl:ssat - upen iass 7. :orIobsssfos Of this
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Our governma,nt lands cost one dol
lar an acre On an average, and cham
pagne two dollors Q bottle. How
many q man dies landless, who, dur.
ing bis lie, has swallowed a township
trees and all. r
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New Meat shop. 7le
r. ne Ch0ic0ot Efooh Mooee ana ~ the
GAWeat p rfcARl - n ITss

- g.---- LOWe0t PFtc06I -
WI D. MOORE has last opened Meat shop,
wv . on Brady street, between Fourth ana If6k
west dds, where they intend keeping hand . fulf
sssogtmsut " the Meats offered 70 ths Dsv
snpogt public. The patronage Of families " rsspscefal
" solicitsd, ~ not only win Assts h eood bal
pricss low. There's NO uss going down tA~n los Dsel
Nation, Pork etc. whom ysa can supply yourselvss With
the best at ". D. MOORH6.
noylou +A
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n EORak ALLiNCi 1 Co., junction of Front aad
NJ Secoad, agents for the sale Of building oes II
hs shove town, which they esy fsx s4ls n lev
figure. North Florsncsis situ, ned ~ n Aseaa s-
g, 10 miAss abovs o4aha CITY, sad bass ~ ee,s
ssssnboat landing fhoss Wishing oetan lots vssA
Do we'll TO cell soop. BsAl0A0Dp
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M1axonrr7E.-TAs common Mig
nDnstts i IN annual, well known,
and much priced for it, fragrance and
beauty in forming loqusts. Il is
perhaps MOI generally known, that its
fragrance ID very muc!i epcAsncs /
when grown on poor soil.
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New Arrangements.
6 81
Important % passea2ers gong kas'
JoL1FTd4f OFF.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
j eonnectins II Lake staaon WIN the Miehisaa
Central r. .1or Dstsoit, and thence With ihe.0feai
Yat ss:u 1f s:s:ss
TRAINS LBAvR JOLIET:
6lS A. n, Li6htning Express arrives at Detroit at
r. N. Niagara Palls $50 nexI korning and York
sp .. Bo.sen ais q night, arrive ss riilsSsi;
WIN steamers for Cl saland. and thenosWish Morn'
Ing trains W all points Ohio aAd Psnnsyi ventA
3i0P. N. Express connects next mornipe a Dstioi!
viii north shore line % Sf steamers .nrSsn .hse. se
prsss tsain 70 New York and Boston. Also con.
nects with she morning troin on the Canada Railway
through tickets can be purchased q The ticket Of
scc the compaa at Joliet, wing ssssnseSs u
yS,s and 3 e; ,s;a' their seat. RICE sup.
YKNI1YLvAIH 1AH10AD.
cities xisS he western, ana sss.l.
9ostsrs States, BY con tnnoas Railw ~ dssct THIS
read also cOnnecis y Pissb,5gh With daily has 2!
cisvsi.sd sad ssndusky viii steamer. TO an po!!s
enl me NoTthuesGssn Lakss; making as most d.
rss sA.ssssa - ,sss r..is y WI wsaes Sssshs
1stes between lhilaAslpAia and Pttbbarg,
YIrot Glass. .-Boots, sAess, Hshl
and Caps, Books, Dry Geeas Tin lsoc. . 100
Cin boxss 6 bales Fun, Featheis,
,ss..s.S. ..s TnisS..s n q ss.,si. s >. . -,
~sss, Es.slss On rolls o. oo1ssJ
Wesl and sAssp Psl.., Ea.sv.,a:j
| TAXA ClaA1ss.Anvils, Stssl,o
PORK, Salad (leeseo ii q seeks)To- $6sc ? TOO =
bAeeo, naaaleetsrsd, Except ct
ESartk u -. ...Cosse, Fiah, ,Ba
con, Beef 4 Pork, Qn eaeks Or boz
Lead, Malls, soda Ash, German
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
soqss 2, s.Iss ua
COITON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 ibs,
weight untiIfuihel notice. :. -.
.
ssn:: ss:s e; i: ss:a Or fs.ss1s si II
Pansnr Assyes-HsrEis, Wormly & Co., Meme
phis, Tenn. X. Sass Co., 81. Louis, .. Mileh-
ssa, 5 s,sa:}: 8, }.,. Ia; S.n;;p s: s:,.
a:s:sa il S.s.a g.. ,se
co aS ws% ss:s:s ..s .s.sA s. e.
Place, New York; &. .Sneeder, Philadslphis; Ma
graw 4 Koons, Baltimore; Geo. C. Proneissai, Pits
Il: II. HOUSTON, Gsssrsl grnsAt Agent, ,PA.ls
H.J.LoMBAERT, SsSt. At1sss, Pa.
Pennsyivania Raiiroad.
Three Daily Through Trains betxsea Philsdslphia
aud PitsshnrghITHR MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Pi,s.Surxa % Ter Pkisdsiphis az 4: b. TIE iass aas
leaves Fhiladelphaat p NJ and Pittsburgh for Phil
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LAUD AGENTS ct Rlsrsase, Nshrasks fst'y,
DRUWDTR0 4 KNIGHT, ~ :,
Lands suasFsd and Warrants located ia Bionx City
Port Dodge and Council BluGl. 5.sf $50 ,e,5 :
TCoflscsions promptly attended 10.
ZIP. BREWSTER, R.P. KNIGHT,
Aay. Coun'r. n Law. Civil Engineers satvsyor
-REIEN TO-
DAWSON 4 True, Esqrs,I kditsT Gazette,
Or, y. n. WithsTWAA, | q Dawson q 6r9Ss,
q. Price, Ksq, t.T. Lsss, ,HsQ.
MAJ 10, ,5e-dly F
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A wag visiting medical museum,
was shown somo dwarfS and other
sleeimsns sfhumanity, oil preserved
in alcohol. WE'LL said be, 4 never
thonghtthe dead could be in such spir.
ite.'
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Railrsa1s.


WaD0eS0k! 00O lses0Aa S'ssss''
~
nN and afsef Mpndays D.s lss, iess. sna ann
~ MIAsr nosss s:in, vii is..: ns,:nRors e
| !. .Iis,sh. and 3ulsrsns trains. sSA.9;
esiI train ,,.,. q =, G isf. = =
S.ns wsi ,:srs Dsvsupor, iss Chicago daily asasd.y.
ssosptsd) . follows
A aAsdSsslshs fTsin Il S@A. Z.
81 Hxpfsss Train at 40 2. y,
Tni.s arrive ssDavssporsd daily, Sundays sresptsd)
rom he west,
& l:s ssii s srs,s %..:, g :, ~ ~ 4 - =
: : ss:Es sss'ss; srsss. .s' :. ef IS :: =
s.n.sss ssRs.: Train At. :es;A.. ss 4 Y
An lIRs r.in. p.v.sgsr viii max. eossseaeas
N Fs::sss.s sis :. D.,..pon via
u Roek IsIsnd end Chicago Trains. The svsnins
tsain stops oHshour and hsifin Dsvssporsfof sai.
Passengers ars reminded Of Inc nsesss,y Of giving
Gstnct directions asto The destination - laslr ~
eaes. Also TO procure tickets before takisg hsIF
$40 In ths ears. -
01iC100 zID 10dK ISLx16 NNRoXD.
Enl
TswlNTEH ARRANGEMENTs,
snSs,% % ncs,es ;, srsiSs WI Isavc kost taaad dsil
y sssdays sxesptsd ,asfellsws: 80
ss.sps.::, x a@ s.'s s.sppas % only .. u: p,'asp.i
ID S,.iss., NJ q el..: -. :. "a, 81 i: =,
Tl.sss sIrive q Rock issad da'''' sa.da'' s1eeps
III sishtsxprsss st s.oeA.M.
e 9 ss,.s: s:iI "a. .:,;. !, :, sss sF. ~. \.
Ant.sins over dis road are in direct soon ai
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nay BOARDING,

k B0asders q The 90 Snsr of F0exth and Main stss
10 he hoass oW ned by Hon. J. ThsIinSton, whsFs
she can accommodate somc ahesn or tvnIy day
bosRdsrs. &##@s8
oas 1eop suitable for gentleman sndsifs tolstIl
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RE 0sslN GeSsssisee .AaeIbtss.
II Was Patented Hsv. 9Th, 1865.
BEWARE OF MfTATIONS.


a2l Wisnsr's Patent wash Tab.
| 1hk ssaeragnsd oesrsfss slsths riset % inaEs
~ ~ ess & -, ssS s a vs .ansd 'aDs n
s Z a: ;:::: s: i:s :;
ss'A'ns soos. N "e saSfPnse VAL 20 "cd coxTRPy e TsRPy
SGss, Nos csnnsroial sailAins' s,s. ss,,s,os "a
JR1T71s I "a =
:s ss sa9 ts. OF T
ths Pnh. which cannot bs fosnd elsewhere in Iovsl
s.e A. s. nins o. sor tSsir Avn sss wS &
retail Gade and they caa never BE- found In hscoun.
". l.P " '60l HINES = CLLPPINGRR.
Eol00tio V0d5cine0.
A COMP stock q Ealscsis Asdicinss from VIM.
6atC1nG ana Bags.
az '1A1E 9neE se CD11TN s1 ~ sAaIG1TlNG.
ss,,sas 'sss xsssivod q
Nsvi7 NV Yo1X sTonE.
- : LADIES' FsTOisE.
M. *. - sD1I10 0s
~.... NfAs~
oukS, xtoba0s, xDokoa4oc11o Fancy 6oo1S,
UilNnoIy a11 Dress. .Iali1e, Af d
- g. - 1&oV0s
an 4 n a. O1IN r -
MhTNI NHIkTy!!
~ps... -. I.a,, s..;. ~
aE esss place !" sssa goos sae Ssn Ssfns Shirt %
W. ...sy, 1.e-s ss.s. H.Ae ..lees.
& E G A LII As
FOR
Aad al kinds Of
1n broide
Gola' silver snd M sae &C., made to order. 4
iefBe stoek OIL
GOLD 4 SILVER BRAID, CORDS, FRINoRs, As
=, -. sNvnsp = pu.n.y
a. aDaE: LOUIS;
lanaaR nMay s..s ~. ~ ~ Davea1on.
TaRAPU VaNEc
ru>HE sub scribsn vsaId rsspsosfsliy call The a.
ssntlos e Vine 0rexsn = y.
HavlH9 saissd and proved over forty diGsSeat W.
rfn1na within the laA 9S lAaPa. Ind II
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a y Immense asson 1sns sf Psefsnss for the Saodl
tksrehis squai to Labins, only 70 ots per bottls.
/ EE@A lA ~ sn JOUYD,
sspls Brady st bet 4ih and sth opp CArsas Chapel,
For DsFgsias IN orsesries
[Q isI q 1 ALvORD VAN PArrus,s
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~ CNATPIDLD bses lsavs - infa<m HE eitiusns
OsDavsaport that having bad - ysarS psacSteAl ~
srianes In Puo Forte making In London and Boston,
d peeparsA 70 repair Raoo Foote'S n amest thor
olsh voekmaaliks style. Also al kinds Of Cshinst
Work rsparsa aad vaFnishsd aad jobhtng caspsutAng
DONE $50 - a o. ! ;,
OsAss lset q NJ. Whsstnan,s Harrison street, BE-.
twssa ThirA - pssrtA, vn - psnea,aaAy. sAsAsA
%. AllJ ~ dsesA3A %
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H78 s~-a~a
-zzzso- QerDs.
Drugs aao Dsaiaass. Y

- totsI& Saloons &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner Of Hsrr,son snd Front stsests, one square
bslew Inc stelm Packst and Perry landing.
IL. HUMPHREY CO., pfoprietors.
" friends and ne public generally that they have
Lares usw Kstsl
and added more than ons-half 70 ts former size,
snd having rs-atted and Ts; ;farntshed he entire
pleasant. fnsy VIII aim 70 merit cosaassses oi
% petronvee 20 nperaiiy bestowed up0s en-
here toisro. This heuse = ens sfthe most pleasant
10 cstisnsin Davenport, cOmmanAing . yteE ef the
hvsr, Of Rook 1slanA dN .nd Of OLD Fon Arm
SE-- CITY HOTEL.
Oesnse sfs1Ah1 azA Yary otrests
A0xIX1 . elH111AD, yreplaetefs.
YI1HE andsrsisssA veuA respectfully infosn thsiI
II ,hss0ds ard ~ pSblfc, that NY have teas day
opened ths "cITY HoTst." for the rsssPon Of srsn.
and SSWiy Ths ios1sion d ssnisal and CON
veriept,snd ne eAstons ~ pavt oftbe PFoprieto!s
she1lbs Wantngto senthbute to the comfort ofthsiF
1Stsnaye srApL,us with earsfuls atasnatv shos.
tiers alWaysin attendance. Also IsrSe yssScon-
nsctsA, for the sccenneAVop ofEannenls &c. :.
AsAaSs Of public patronage soicatsd
- INV YORK HOTEL,
HArrissa, bstwssn 1fs1t and Second Streets,
oss 'q,ss: sslcy 4 ~ =: 9. rs,sy .r landing
!. KIEFRR, Proprietor.
Thk flosss il one . iAe noet pleasant location.
cessa,.g aus vtsv efsas 's'sipPi .a.: s.:f t :9d
-Esz j.
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ia ana - iso. JSsS Sis9 5ssp, ospgss On e,
tlsts ware and aseys btegs. All sorts Of veil,
0soer and Double An1ng Rores Pdnpaean d alf
ti1A1 - hA1 ak ~ ahove mentioned plaso.G II
Lead Pips, eAsss Lead ,6heet Cappss, 1Aest Zinc,
anA Hsthant Tubs on hand 'tonstan0y. sl
!belr lonG szpenense4n ire essissss makes- the
sutefibsrs eonAdsnt Of sasfying I'll calls nAAs In
As1T line. F9H ".
yRiEaalsR sstsasion paid 70 Tin RooAng and esps.
eialiy 70 sslhns wthiaas' Psssst Psnp NiGh hall
lay u, 80 ar s,sRvNNkkA cAssKL. !,
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StSDfs. y. !.
"------------------.-- "
DUY YoU1 oTOvRe
fE
At The
s1xAr wxar11H CINCINNATI
8 T o Y e s r O \ =
And Tin Ware Mandatory, D
- sssss, desrs East sf HAsyisea, !.
VAslssals anl 1ssAil! 4gi4

WHkRR wilIaI.Ns BE- foand one Of ~ best -.
WIRE, JaeesssA Wars, til, 6sss Isoi ssA Copper
WaSsis 0t city. Among he assorsnsntof at&
y ST OV ES ~
Stsvss, cost n wood; si - fsll and eonplses -.
eertnent Rsrior. DeH asd Heating stsysS, Glstote6
Ovsn Stoves. sad nasy .olher 4sAssn 9eaansr:
Sss S.,s e nssnc6: osr soetS p eniek ssiss sss
One aeilsr ssssA n deslas ssmsd3 sals ~ eslnnG
seol e article . Il az etzsr Kosss.
lls "a jss Wen is tsssssl oss Of I ssc1 IL ssS
sseosk, hoying toTsesfvS sAars u IS pubic pa1~
resa6s b Skb sssso: EQuiek Saiss tnd nall
P1oGs:o l9El u y. HORNE.
&e0Oee, &bope0, ee
- 1uI1QLl1D - 0oN31u
!. n MaovaM q 6Ialss ksSp q Assl ss.e ises
Aos3ele esscyss,ss soAe sxsts nst Absss, tnerse..
Ssovss Sss L yssoSss disssss & snSsi1 sss a..
sal hssn DlsseA % ~ sDai, 81 Wehave ssnpisssl
S 8 ... = os sse or 81 e s "
q. g afss lsshiaG a.sund a.eng IN Ass ~0NR
HORSE" Stove shops II Nh sasy, " - psrposs,
TvitsAsll . afilstrs,
ss i ss.. e our ess.s Sss
~ tefy an compsuuon-eysry ariels vsrrssssS,
md e net atisAi>esy, ~ FefeaAths money. Among
onr a1soytnsAs nay 30 feunA Shs eslshsaAed
yetsN OAK, for veoa o., ooei tAe MiAax;
Jlesx Diamond. ~ eeal; Tbs xi19 u
% 0teveg sAe 0svsr1er. slsvats1 evsas.
Tia sa1 Cops. Vs. We. r1 q I'll as. ssoe
lag, Jobetn(, 70. Aons to order. y, Il ~
g DSaAy Utxsot, nDaxly UyVoUito ths 2. O..
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n0Crol A.D. NAssIY

ovPRR bio professional services 10 the eitissns
I 1of Osye nport and Vicinity.
RSslisnss q tho house Of 2. n. HeSssl, fsIsenI
.s.sns H. he store Of r. NJ. Housei, No LeOiaa!s
Eov. whore he may be consu'ted rom eo'elesk a.
II 70 sP. n.
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bows WisnsF.s Patent wash Tub.
RsHR ssAsrdgnsd o1srs fss alsths risAt % inaks
= sell and uss The ab 70 aansd popular tubs In
ne Of ~ best ooanties In Iowa. This y . rare
chance for energetic non to make money. ~ his
6ssyito!y 10 ceiling rapidly, psnons who think Of
snbsrking in he sntsfpr6s VIII do well 70 apply
6o0n. l. p. COATES.
TSaee, Nos Commercial BuiiAings, entrance -
BRADY q. Dec27d2p
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H30OUC1 OkALHAs.
And Wholssalssnd Retail Deaisrsia
DRY GOODS,
o,..,.vsr,. areeeriss, Deets, Shoes, 1ats, ,csps'
ClstAilS, 1alt, -.
u.,,arsn Die room for Storage We shall PAY psIMo-
st,s, Oh 10 Receiving, Storing and ForwsIa'ns
snS ,consigned 70 our care.
- PfonI St.eet, Davenport, ,toW'
pavsapert Steam Ils.riag 1n!s,
a,, h. tept IN constant operation, and fsInsrsais
.n.ed shat ve DAY ct all hmes In Cssh me nlGoss'
iaiosnsoa AZ Tor Wheat. Flour always on hand.
BURROWS 4 ,PRkTTfAAH'
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+ yxuuoyLvA0A RAu10AO.


The ereat Central Route, oonnsctng The Atlantic
cities with the Western, Nerthwss anA Ss.th-
road sIeo cOnnccts at Pittsburgh with daily line Of
St1amers 70 al peru on ths Western Rivers, and u
Cieyeland and Sandusky with Steamer! to al pors
or me NoYth ves1esn Lake.; making he most d.
reet, sAssessf ssA vsiisSIs rssts By wheh Freight
can Be forwarded 10 and from the Great Wea.
i Rates bstvvsn HhilaAslphiA and rtthba1O,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-24
90 ID II &c u

| once on Brady street, east side, "a door below
l Third street, 6
jana7du OAsASroni'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-24

66Io6S1o 00Q1c11oo.
A COMPLETEstock Of Eclactie Medicines from Wu
8. Asrr'h I Co, cina q just rsesiysd:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
LATER FROM KANSAS.

LECOMPToN, Dec. 1.--Secretary Stan
ton issued his proclamation converting a
special session of the Legislature because
no was informed that the convention would
otherwise take steps that might result in
civil war. A paper signed by majority
five or six prominent free State men was
presented to Stanton, telling him that this
step was all that could avert civil war, and
that the special session would confne its
legislation to defeat the Lecompton consti-
ton. He was informed that the Legisla-
ture would meet in any case.
Special Session Of Kansas LcgiSlature---
Message Of Acting Gorcrnor .Stanton---In-
tense Excitement, SC.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. l4.---A special session
of the Kansas Legislature was organized
on the 9th.
Acting Governor Stanton, in his message
says, in consequence of recent events |
find myself compelled by a sense of duty,
to call you together, that you may adopt
by prompt legislation, measures to avoid
the calamity which threaten the public
peace. He recommends the passage of an
act directing that an election be held under
different officers on the same day, and al
the same places. as provided by the pro-
clamation of the President of the Conven-
ton, authorizing the people to vote for the
Constitution in either form, as presented
by the Convention and also against the
Constitution in both forms.
He also recommends the passage of 6
law making fraudulent returns of votes 6
felony, with suitable punishment.
Intense excitement prevails in the Terri
tory, and it is probable that the parties op,
posed to the Lecompton movement, will no
permit an election.
Lane, with three hundred men, is en-
camped near Lecompton, and threatens tc
drive Calhoun and other members of the
Convention out of The Territory.
There Is ne outbreak yet.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
THE TREAsURER's REPORT

Repeats, only in more extended detail.
the Presidents exposition of the National
Finances, and recommends
An issue of $4,000, 600 Treasury notes.
to meet the anticipated deficiencies in the
revenues for the current fiscal year.
A prosecution of such public works, as
are urgently needed by government, and a
temporary postPonement Of others not re-
quired for immediate use.
No increase of the Tariff but an unfiinch-
ing adherence to the doctrines of Free
Trade.
The application of the Sub-Trcasury
system to the financial operations of the
individual States is q Wholesome counter
poise to paper money expansions.
A compulsory Bankrupt Law, for tho
protection of creditors mot the relief. of
debtors) to prevent improper credit, not to
pay improvident debts.
An additional charge ofone half per cent
to depositors of bullion, where fine gold
bars are made and paid at the mint.
The adjustment of Marine Hospitals,
aud the return to the system which still
exists at most Of our ports for the disburse-
ments of the Hospital Fund.
Curtailment of the operations of the Light
House Board, already extended beyond the
rcuuirmcmts of our commerce.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The Star of the West arrived at New
York on 18th inst, with large number OF
passengers, and S2,500,O00 in gold.
She brings intelligence that Walker had
landed in Nicaragua with 300 men.
A Lieutenant of the u. S. vessel Sarato-
ga, who was ashore, was ordered by Walk
or to return to the ship instanter.
The British and American ships will
blockade San Juan. and station their force
:" as to prevent W aIker from passing up the
river.
The election in Oregon had resulted in
the complete success of the Constitution
the rejection of slavery and the exclusion
of free negroes from the territory.
Lieut.. Beales party had arrived at Cali
formia with the Government camels. All
hands well.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY for Sale.

- | will expose to public sale on Tues
Is;im day of next January Court at the Court
House in Charlotte, my House d Lot
situated on Tryon street, opposite to the PreSOy
terrain church and joining the lots Of r NJ Jamr
son and Robert Sterling, said lot being 30 iett
front and ri inning back :}99 feet. On the lot is
a first rate Dwelling and Store House and out
houses and Well of excellent water. Persons
wishing to buy such property would do well TO
call and examine it,
Also, at the same time and place, ] will CftT
for sale the PLANTATION formerly owned by
Capt Isaac Campbell, decd, lying miles East
of Charlotte on the Potters and Lawyers road
joining the lands of Wilson Wallace, NJ D.
Johnston and Others, containing 26l acres On
the place is good Dwelling and out-hOuses'
and some first rate meadow land.
This place will be sold subject to the Widow I:
dover. Any of the above property will be sEd
privately if desired at any time between tnS
and January Court. Persons desiring to pui'
chase can See me in Charlotte.
e Terms made known on day Of sale
j. c. MOORE.
Dec. Is, 1857. 87-6t