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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

The Dubuque NOrt.irtsi, in an article de-
u, ing that the Democratic party i pro-
slavery party, Introduce, the subject oi
Oregon, aud says
.soregon h also about to present herself
A. n candidate tnr admission into the mon.
Taking ny the broad and comprehensive
principle oi the kansas- Nebraska law, and
acting therr,n. her people have determined
IL u Same tar prcrogati,s belonging To thcin
III sct.rtAinin. III tile ballot b.N, whether
SLAYER, shall 90 shall not exist III the state
after sdmi.~Ian.
Aud whrrr does the Democratic part, ~
Oregon stand u i, working IL maxi TIRE
pnn q slave State, just n II la, been DOING
an Kansas. Thi> party = .aw ORGANIZING
there on this distinct i~>ne. ''eh Lane NJ
leader, the former t,n,erHat Il oregon anu
the present D,.l,gaie {" t"icfe,> irtm tiia'
terr,t,r,. !. u ,ins all li- influence. and tray
.r-,n. tl,r territory l"r the pslfir.,, ~ prop,
aratins III. opinions in fa,"r u making or'
rena slave state. We lately saw a letter
from Inn. va which iir expressed the belief
with Licsf -iatiiiCai'oh tht rsNtta '''"'"'
lie had VESTED would undoubtedly <" ior
slavery We know ten. Lane politically
and ,zrsosu!is. We know that although "
nasi,e ii Indiana lac !. strong pr SLAYER!
man lie l. Jn,t warm enough Demo
GRAFT, aud great enough 1iemaE'sne, and IGN"
rant enough man, 10 be pr"-siaser. to thu
Lub-eyen 20 tLt extent oi extreme do,ieti
sacclsn. He stand. al Ill. head and fr.'nI
II his party IN Oregon. The .No-Mrrsf !
extremely unfortunate Ia ailaainE e. ~.
party in that territory to ps"se that the
Democratic party, % called, Is not PR
slavery party. It, party there :. nov talk
ING precisely like the same party did Ia
kansss, about letting the f~opts settle ID,
question of slavery for themselves - but
they are using ever, influence IN their p"w 81
To- make the people declare IA iay"r 81 la
very AMI vi len the iin,. comes they will
resort t. persecution, corruption and fraud,
g. prrrtn the peoplr speaking, Il u y
tho,,ght thry will a~cii. against slavery.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

F,rAl A,,lpE>l.--A man named T.. Cot
ter employed 1t the Dubuque Lead mines,
was thrown cut 81 a wagon a few days aro.
and killed.
TnE LAWYERS N TgnrHLr.--JuAgc 'lag
EFT &c the 1t Judicial District j. rather
quick tempered and peremp,ory Old gentle
man. Holding court at Fort Madison, Lee
cunty. hi honor matte a rule that, lawyer,
who had cases in court, should not leave
without notice. Thu. lid not please them.
And Ia put his honor out oil oounte1ahee
, they would get ul,, onc alter another, an"
saw. with hong faces and juvenile accent,
4. pleas thr. may - cut 4 W., honor
l,,r,. tin a, long n hr could, and when ipr
r.arancc ceased e. h. virtue, pat the whole
miscellaneous crowd into Jail.
The HiKksyt IN telling thc story, adds
4 gentleman at our cli,ow >ay>. that ~"
piihlic c,liicr not cNceptin. the I'cnituniia-
RI, ever contained ~ mach latcnt ra-callty
a, the Fort Madison jail, when iillr'i with
the lawycr- 81 the district
hfNNA if'N W. ~
7,il.aa, records the er.,litablc ani n"iewor-
thy fact that Mr. SCION Longworthy, (oi
the banking house If ."nrworthy 4 Br">., }
day or two since visited ali hi~ tenants,
-cipying Store AMI dwelling, ~ that city,
and r,d,,iatap reduced their rates thirty
three and hall pcr cent, and ia one ln>tan."
reunited $40 on rent past due.
CAV =, sir.-Maseatine and Iowa CITY
arc making arrangement IL .-s'ie Ity Scrip.
Burlington + ALREADY si"fhg t. Harbor
90. AT Duhula- vii save that c,ty the troa
Idle Da,-nl-,ft don, Il" any such thing.
LINN ca, MA lev DAYS since, liz
tie ,iany h,.r ii Mi Iottrrl. u Maine town
ship, ia TIL. county, had both hands severe
IL crushed, hy l,eing caught IN sugar cane
cru-hcr. onc hand and two fingers IL the
"tLcr were amputatcd. The facts We obtain
frou the Rsgistsf.
Mr. Nandyke ol Marion, has raised irotn
one iced, SIX pumpkins, weighing 436 pounds.
HrSRT to.-Col. A. Is. Porter wa
thrown from his bagry and severely injured
while driving around the Fair ground
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

ia addition Ia the foregoing there were
East
II We estimate the liabilities &C Tia. abu,.
at an average IL >in,Uu each. We have All
aggregate II nearly slOV,un.cp. The
The Liverpool H.n",p says that ia the
months ii September. up Ia the 18th, there
had been alr,ut f"ar hundred failure, IN
the Cnits-i states, the aggregate amount
II liabilities i.ing Sl0tsn.so.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

In 81 counties In Pennsylvania, PAcrrK,
Democrat, has reported plural,,, u T.. so.
In the l3 counties tLst remain. WilMoI.
will have small majority. comparison
u ~ counties, from which the vote is fully
returned, slows q Democratic loss 81 n,
5s5 ~ American los of 8. ,74i and Re
publican gain oi ,5ll. This makes a net
gain Cur the Republicans over the Democrats
of33,OA4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

RINrs ~ CHIcAGo.--The chicago 1,fb-
rae say>:-tscant rooms and stores can now
be- had from - To 80 per cent cheaper than
was asked siN months ago. one instance
came under our observation this week, Of a
>tor. room un "a fine block located on South
Mater street, being rented for two thousand
.,,r which the owner demanded four thous-
and lat spring. Rents mus; come down I"
a level with the profits &c trade.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
~ fl.urv Warl Rs.ch.

e. Henry Ward Becchcr ia his wan.
dcring- about New York City, disguised. u
'ocicty, recently dropped into mock aac-
ton shop. lie stood s"me time, when the
auctioneer called ont, Mr. Bcechcr, why
the devil don't you bid y lie was great,
astonished at finding himself known in such
place. lie retired aud sent friend Il
ask Funk how he knew Reecher. :. How
dn know himl Why have been n prom.
inent member in his church for the last five
years, AMI own the fiith pew fnm the from, :
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

The Haats,fi,iS &c the I'D year, gives a
table IL the vote for Governor, wi ich polls
up III, ly9 for Ramsey, and 1904 for sibley.
The Pioa,., II tl,r same date claims that
the Democracy will have a majority IN the
We shall see more clearly when oil the re-
turns are in.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

Cor. BExroS. - A Washington letter,
dlsed The 2lst says: Sol. benton is ~
stussd . hsaIth = hr that - eoss ont 70
rids. Hi Aask aUAisst The Dred Scott d.
cisioa viii soon - ont Il y terribly severe
upon Sons u the opinions.r
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

MisERLN AnsirE.-One vi the harhnc,
ialacies ri the tunes l. the Nail street s,,p
rcstion continual, iinncd int" our car.
from the pres, that eser,b"d, should rr
solve himself into sort IT a ",iNpenn,
>a,ing institution On the contrary, nnw
y the time ipr eser,6osl, who has mono, 4.
pend IL freely. In the iir.t place ever, ons
who owes dollar and has the money should
make haste Ia pay II. and the rich. who
have plenty II cash On hand should ,nsi
now give employment, tn a. much labor N.
possible subscribe COZ n-w-pa.~r>. and
keep the printers busy. buy clothe>. and
keep the scamstre~ees occupied
Fill your cellars with f,lcl and pro.,,,on>
and II you have vacant lot put building On
IL. while la.ar j. idle and lumber j. clcar
u lots, We should commence digging and
building uIrn every one III them. aud there.
by directly or indirectly, give employment
10 hundreds oi m.n. Tins er, of.eonomy is
very well for the peor but the rich should
BE- encouraged, even in a seeming extraya-
gance. Let them scatter their heaps right
and left, before famine drives men o. NOR.
violent agrarian,-m.-A L. Miro.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

CT The name "a Secretary Cxss has
gone I" protest. A draft u S2lOsu, drawn
by the Spanish Minister and endorsed by
';cn. cas>, was protested At Washington on
saturday last
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

DsstRr.tios y. wasrno,s, al kr-
waNrr.--The warehouse of Mes-rs Pratt,
Bro, at kewan.e, Hcnry county, iil,nols
wa consumed ls fire an " einessiay even
ng II last week. M.~t II the books, papers
~, we're saved. Their loss over and above
the insurance will h. ah.ui 81 sac Som.
property belonging /. other parties wa,
-tor-d IA the WAREHOUSE, consisting II sbout
nne hundred and and iiity bushels oi wheat
belonging to [. :. Little, Esd, $500 Ia ss,v
worth 1T pl"ws belonging Co John Deere.
ii Moline, aud some other articles less val
ual'l". The D.ai states that the tire was
unioubte,il, the work ii ala ine.nd,ar, aS
~ iirc was ever ased Ia that part IL the
building wherc u originated.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

IL The Peru Coal Mining Company
have struck the principal vein in the La
Sale basin at the depth Of three hundred
and inrt,-iise feet The quality of the coal
i, SAID To- hr excellent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

Coat M-~srs. Lowry, Thomas A Co.,
arr furnishing their superior coal delivered
at ten cents per Luslcl Mcssrs. l.. T. a
Co, have always sold their coal at fair pr
ccs, and they seemed determined To keep
up with the timcs.-R T. Argus.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
Krap's WoNxp,sr,,rs-M Mother. T,

kEAp's WoRM PAsrIlEs. - Mothers will
hot nnd Il nec~..ar, To force Them upon their Cd
spring Children eager fss them They expel
sotmsf roa, the ho~ss without pain being free from
mercury may be sivel to infani- Bristofs aArsaps
fa recognized Tor twenty ysas .. The oaly specific
for diseases ii The Skin, serofiaus Ucsr. SC daily
achieves usw iriuinph-
soi ty ID T LAnman 4 Co, Wholesale d. ugsisis,
~ Water street, New York, and By Mi drnggists
nj Soc Der bottle .,rss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
"A Positive Fact.


CALI AND SATISFY YOURSELVES THAT
=. W. WILEY
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE BEST AZ
j i sortmsni Of
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
Ever bresGht tato shts Market,
Coa.s., Corn Starch,
Tsas, Taptocsi
Sugar, Heckers FaftIa,
syrups, Oai Aesi,
Nolassss, Rice Flour
kalsins, tby the tori f.Nl Saso,
Ctron, Ysael Powder,
zan,s Curranls Pruncs, tty tbs sa1)
f,ss. ~ the drum, flurDs,
Cocoa Mute, AacrAr1si
Onvs Ul. Csssis Buds,
Coffee Esseaee, Pine Apps Chssss.
PnEsEnvEs And PIE vnulTy.
s e Preserved Sssss S. Preserved f ssS:
do Do Cerrsr:s
CONvECTlOxERY.
Shssilu. Rses Candy t~am I Hr,
Cream Dates, Sasal.sr., Sar,satarss,
Lady props Conversation Loscsgss
Ne - t'seksrvl, BY the HI, or half bbl,
Nc Mai,s hsl, Do a. %
Gum CAPS aud Wads, Dnpont's Canister Powder,
shot, Acs aud y large stock Of
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
Consisting Of Plain and Fancy Csbs. Baskets OF
buster Web ~ aba chiIarss.ek.ir. .i Xs '
special attention 10 called to our
"nAFETY LAMP"
Which CANNOT be filsd wLIs BURNING, and
can be smashed into atoms without splilins drop
IL nnid Il 10 truly = Yankee IISeltiol.
LvOHs MAGNETIC pOwDen,
FRYE from Poison, for the Destruction Of B~dbuss
and Reaches, Moths snd Feas, Ants and Mo.sui.
tocs, Fes and Pant taseets 1ns.c'a On f~wls sra
Animals
LYONS MAGNETIC rILIs,
For tbs Destrue'ioi. q RAJ. ard Nice, At
WILEY d GROCERY.
dlw.wit Second .treei bet. Main and BRADY.
ANOTHER ACCOMMODATION.
To Merchants, asusekeepers, &e.
lON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTOBER
- i2,h, the .nh.erie~r ~ill open the large new
4 Brick Store in the Franklin Heck,
No. D. Brady street,
-Four doors North 81 the fost Once ,oihs Iowa
Bcok Reasns -
Aueliea and ismmissieu Aales Mem,
Where persons can consisp all kinds ~ N~rehAnir.
Household 0oodr, sc under tho IL = comp.tsnt
salesman on Private Sale, fsr any ienssh ~ Tine
agreed upon,
Having also made arrangement. with Mr. ~ ~
NORRIS, Anrtion-er, 80 fa,orably known tn this
cttirens of Davenport persons wishing To realize for
their Hocds immediately. hAv. th~m sod ~ Anc.
oG ~ Mr. Morris, either during the day .Seninss
A. the location !. Il The hest To- III. city III.
ready sal~ of ssss. AMI store wei, lighted aud pro
t-stcd, the sabseriber hopes TIA. establishment gill
prove 20 be -siiaa tn all wishing Co cell
goods without the aud vxp~ase VI -tore asd
clerk hire Terms moderate
tash advances gsssd taerchAnditc 10 required.
Apply Al the store, M Is al the lissk riors 81
orinitt ELI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

FoR SALE.--A farm Of ~ acres, situated
In Clinton CO., mile East Of big Rock r y and
quarter ~ milo from Rock Greek FIGURING MN :
Thirty acres are improved and the entire farm 10
enclosed with good fence The farm 10 well water
81 and hes on II fran house nearly new With col.
lar and well ~ dine water II viii " sod with the
crops thereon for 90 per n dispssed of coon
Enquire Of MILLS 4 DEWEY,
No Hs6hs.ans Block,
Or OF q u. WRIGHT on the the prsnisss
ylltf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

sasps nsiOas and Fa11ures shs0uah oaa the
0mtted states daring th~ Lest Three
MUMshs.
The following II ia. number of reported
failure. which have taken place Throughout
September aud October, up a. October I'D:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

WANTED lMNEDlATELY-iO,00O men 90
engage Ia the sale Of the most popular selling Bosks
IN America Insalias, mechanics, farmers and teach
Wishing TO travel viii nnd tLis TO be very prof
liable and pleasant business, snabling them TO
the country, and make money q, the same tim.
Agents nov in the bushes. clearing nom 600
u go per year For full particular. and . iG Of
Boaks, address u N BuLIsoN, Queen City Pub
l.hiEg House Iu Main street, Cincinnati Ohio; or,
ifivisy Kat, y RULIsON. PLiladeipLia
Ausif WY
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
C0UD0, me-, DA10OW q @.
nGfER FOR SALE ON nEAa6NA n. \

~ terms the following dssirabls psopesty
~ handsons buildlng Tote In MoBlh 0ovsspssa
Lot eoxlto corner Ripley cad otxtA ssresee boaa.
tifal sits for dwelling
n'Ths large and hanasoms cosaaGs on he sss~ss OF
u WsstsSn avenue enA oztA ssfesss los oon1oe lsss
IN opportunity not oftsn offered 10 oAAain , biu6
residence q dissanee 6ss ~ asnsrs u
business Price, 90 t,looD Caeh, - tn ets
nlonths, and balance 10 I. :, ., and yeaTs
n.Lg7df
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

MEnnA s1kA LAuU AaeuCY.
COOK, SARGENT d PARKER, FLORENCE
~ Nebraska, WIN attend promptly 10 ell buslnss
contested With Land Agency, sstksr In Ssbsss
or western Iowa
1An1 Wsspaoes AoaUAe, $50 ana soeas
Business for thsm b. len With aay Of The
dsssignsd
Coog q oAsssss, Davenport
Coos, BAnours Dowsss, Iowa City
Coos, oAaosns Coos, Dssmc1neA uhsM
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

THIS FARM COMBINES MORE ADyAN.
= TA0k0 than any other 10 oeaes Coaasy Il
contains - ecres, nearly MI under fsnee ehass -
acres sndss e0lsivaslOa; asse reee Nm. 3 -
houss, two wells ard good eistesn. Aloo q sSeei
Isnf orchard 81 seout - appls treas, noDay bsaag
easm y fenced IA eonvsaisni lola Nth MIS- wosa1
n most Of them. There y - sseslIsnf s1pply q
timber. FOOD ssiidiag stone asA eay amsuns q 81
Apply 10 tho subssythes - Tie tsereDS rpoA. 0r10
Aoass below NE rAi1road. olI.A90fA6PHtL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

Such an unparalleled expose Is not only a
,iekenine exhibition u baga. De,nocratic
rule, bu, Disgrace to the eountr, generally
Il infict- stab np,n our system u self
government, iar more injurious. than the
deadl,e>t assaults the opponents u Repub-
ican,sm have ever been able to make against
Il. Truly, Lcrdsr-rufiianl.m in kan.as and
inissos erninent in our large cities, under
bosas Democratic sway, arr doing their
work @cs, eiiectually, in fast bringing the
Institutions and the credit u the country
into disrepate, both a, home aud abroad.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

We invite attentson to our extensive catalogue 81
Improved Farm. and Wild Lands. Cir, rrsper,,
&C, for sale at moderate prises and on easy ,erms
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

JOHNSON COUNTY
No sli IN acres near Iowa Gl,y ~ scres broke
Price, Va per acre.
OAa 40 lao seven miles from Iowa liiy--
very chnee
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n18WSTER . EuIou9.
L AN - AG e N - 3

FLOkENCE, NEbkAnKA TE23lIOaY.
L ANDs ENTERED AND WAnRAN10 LO-
- GATED In Sioux City Fort DoAes ed Cssasil
Colss,ioas promptly asssnAsd 70
Destson . Tree, 9sVrA, EAitor 0Asstte, DR. j. r.
W.thsr~ax, Dawson . 0riess. y. FREE ksq,, J. r.
Lane, ksq. Ne1io 81. diy
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
No ls3 First rate two story brick house lorco,as
with nosi"rn sonsc niener., ON froni street. IN bi.ck
!, faiioa's addition, splendid view, sc 3sxlto
No. la Fine two siory brick house, roosus, &c
on Front street block fnIfos addition lot Suxis0
view u river, Ae, very sxtcssiss. Price, ttooo
No, 4 Lot .. block O. ao2iso On Third street. good
house foar rooms, cisiern, 80.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30

No n ~ W, as2 acres Of shoass land
wsisssd BY Prairie Creek, coasains snali uooA Ios
- within VI mile Al large grove " ssesllsnt
timber ~ miiss from Cedar 9apds uuss " dlspossd
" In " dsys snd will b. sold q . hasnnAn
PowEsnKIK COUNTY.
No ~ ouO scses Of sslset lssd sd,stniAg NJ
town Of 0nnnAll
No ~ A large tract os lsaA. ssss klasss, ~
eounsy soAl
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-07
A Sketch OF Senator Douvlas.

The editor of the Newburyport Mass
Herald. who was recently a travelling compan-
ion Of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, the 'Lit-
tie Giant Of ~Ilinoise, furnishes the following
pen and ink sketch of that distinguished gen,
tleman. lie says:
That little man, with a big, round head, a
brow almost as broad as Webster's and quick,
active eye. that rolls under the heavy projecting
brow, watching every other man, and not ais
lowing a motion to escape him-with arms
too short for his body, which is full and round,
as though it never lacked The juices that sup~
ply life; and with small duck legs, which had
they grown as thick SIS bis backbone, (and they
would probably, if Providence had not fore~
seen that he would want backbone more than
legs in his battle Of life.D would have made
him OF respectable stature; that little man is
no less than the great politician Of the West,
VINO has attracted more attention 10 the last
four years than any other man Of the nation,
and done more ~ give direction to public affairs
than even the President, with a million and a
half Of voters at bis back, and the army, navy
and treasury of North America at his com.
mand. 1t is the little Giant" Stephen A.
Douglas, with whom we parted company at
Vineennes, and who has slowly come along,
feeling the public pulse, to learn the political
health Of the suckers" up to Springfield, the
capital Of the State.
The means Of success in Senator Douglas
are very apparent. First, he is really and intel,
lectuaily a great man. Eastern people who
view him only as low politician, should dis
abuse their minds in relation to one who is to
exercise a wide influence in the affairs of the
country, and, very probably-for he is yet
yoang--to be at the head of the Republic. He
is massive in his conceptions, broad and CONS
prehensive in his views, and in 8 great measure
is endo wed with all those powers OF mind that
make q statesman.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-07
SOUTHERN SBNTINBb.
The Eastern End 10 the North-west.

The Eastern End 10 the Northwest.
A correspondent ia the Providence Carroll
parish) Herald, writes thus exuItingly respect-
ing the election of Mr.. Sigur, under the cap
ton of"siguras Election Sure;
Mr.. Editor: The eastern end sends greeting,
to the northwest, the glad tidings and glorious
prospect Of Mr.. Sigur's election as the able and
fearless Representative Of this District in the
next Congress. What a proud contamination
this viii be. The true Democratic heart of
the District will swell e~xultant JOY when so
noble a]'Victory shall be achieved aud proclaim
Let it not be supposed, that my enthusiasm
or imagination, if you please, has drawn a high
wrought picture: am writing to you the sober
truth, for do assure you, that no nomination
ever before made in this District for Congress,
has been received with higher satisfaction by
the masses Of the Democracy, and hundreds of
the opposition, the genuine southern portion of
the opposition will give their support TO MIR.
SSlgur, and why will they do it? Because they
hno" him to be a true man, an able statesman,
q pure man, an honest man, an ornament to
MS native State, a true son of I.ouis!ana's W
production, and to whom we may all look with
aproud confidence in the councils of theena~
aon; such is The man around whom the Demo
Gfacy are now rallying by ffties and by hun
dfeas, and the ides of November next will con
nrta The truth of these statements.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-07
Esear i'm Mind.

THAT we are now receiving and for sale
J. 1000 pair best Russell Bfogans;
o. tozen best c, S. Cane Knives;
400 suits Negro Clothing;
10 dozen Sugar House Lamps;
10 do Iron and Copper Sugar Skimmers;
10 do do do Ladies;
a fine assortment of s~addlery and Harness
900 pairs Blankets:
Fine assortment OF Boys Clothing;
Do do Boots and Shoes;
Do Ladies and Misses Shoes and Caters;
Large a~ssort'nt Iron and Cast Steel;
Do Ceopers' Tools and Tress Hoops;
100 dog pairs Wooden Hames;
20 doz best Blind Brides;
1000 gals Whale Oil;
rs doz Negro Wool Hats;
$50 sacks Corn; 100 sacks Oats;
10 coils Bailing Rope: so sacks Bran;
20 sides Harness Leather;
Is bales Oakuns 80 coils ass'd Ropes.
au22 ROTH L DEBLIEUX.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-07
Young America Target Pistol.

Manufacturing Co., Nsw HaUsn CT.
THIS Pistol is id ended as the forerunner of the
L o~rii9dry pistol, and is designed for young
men and boys who wish 10 enjoy the exciting
sport of fiios at a target, at the most trifing ex-
pense, and without any danger of accident. The
cheapest ordinary pistol is three or four times the
price of this, besides being dangerous in tie hands
of boys. This Pistol is loaded with the common
Fire Cracker, which forms a complete cartridge,
and will carry bali ten Of fifteen PAGES with the
same precision as the ordinary pistols, but not
with sufficient force to DO any serious damage.
AS America is a shooting nation. the Young
Americans must and will learn toe art by which
our Independence was secured. Hence this Tar
get Pistol is exactly in line, and must meet with
universal! sale among oor youth Of the South and
West. lis operation is perfectly simple, and it is
not liable to get out OF order. A full description
will accompany every case Of Pistols. The Piss
tolls are put up at The Factoty in cases Of 50 each,
ready to send by express 10 any pant ofthe United
States or Canada.
Retail price, rs GEMS; by the case, $3.50, or Is
cents each.
FRENCH HALL & co, New Haven, CT,