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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

- FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid by
the subscriber for the apprehension and delivery to
me. confinement in any Jail in the State, that
$asA can get her again. of my servant HANNAH. Said
Hannah is bright muatto very likely and is about
twenty years Old She IG about the aeght stout
small the centre of her forehead-no other
ticuar marks recoleced Said girl raised
smithve, by Robert McRackan, and has many acquain-
ances that vicinity and Federal Point she has also
acquaintance in Wilmington and may to get there and
thence to free State.
Jan SI--I24-4t-23 If. DAVID GILBERT.
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j. NJ. ROBINSON u SON
IT AVE now in store the following Wis
Il Iron Hollow Ware and Sash Weights
Hoop Iron of the best quality
Nails Brads, and Spikes.
Iron Axels, Hubs and Spokes.
Timber and other Axes, all warranted.
Cast Steel Grabbing Hoes, Spades and Sboves
Rice Sickles and Bramble Scythes.
Preserving Kettles, Sauce Pans, &c.
Mill, Circular, Cross Cut, and other Saws.
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, and Fan Mills.
Barn Door and Smoke-H House Locks, extra good
Pad Locks that can't be matched
Brass and Iron Wire cloth
Wood Saws and Axes with handles in them.
Cotton Cord, Linen and Cotton Irvine.
Best quality of Scissors and Needles.
Rogers & Sons, Wostenholmes, and of
tae real Barlow Knives.
Sent 49, 1856.
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MARRIED..

In Bladen Coun y the 29th ult., by the Rev H. a.
Monroe, Mr.. J. w. TAYLOR of Wilson County, to Miss
FLORA a. PERRY.
In Raleigh, the 9Th inst by the Rev. DIR. Manson, Mr..
GEORGE BARBER of Wilmington, to Miss AGNES "
WELDON, of that city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

TICKNOR's LATE PUBLICATIONS.
MEMORIALS AND OTHER PAPERS, by Thomas
NI DeQuincey author of Confessions of English Opt
UNI Eater, otc, etc. vols.
Poems by Charles Kingslesy, author of Hypae Annyas
Leigh, ETC., ETC.
Mouadi, tale by Washington Ason 1t too late
to mend mat of fact Romance, by Charles Reads
thor of Peg Wellington Christie Johnsan, dze., &c.
The Heroes, by Rev. Charles Kingsley, SO DO. ss
On hand and for sale at S. VI. WHITAKER'S.
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Sunrene Court

Supreme Court.
fhe following decisions have been delivered since
our last report.
By PEARSON, J. In Lea Us Brown. in equity, from
Caswell, declaring that Mr.. B. holds the slaves in
trust for the next of kin and the ans for the heirs
at law. Also, in Farmer Barnes, in equity from
Edgecombe, sustaining the plaintiffs exception. Also
in Corner Stevenson from Warren, in equity, over
ruling The demurrer. Also, ia Powell Us. Cobb, in
equity. from Caswe, affirming The interooutory
order. Also in State Harvell. from StanIy, drec-
ting uenire de noUo. Aso in Thomson u.s. Whit
man, from Wayne, awarding venire de
By BATTLE, J. In Kent Bottoms, in equity, from
NaslI directing reference. Also, in Elliott u.s.
Wihes, from Cumberland, affirming The judgment.
Also, in Runyon Shipp, from Beaufort, affirming
the Judgment. Also, in Heel Paul, from Pitt, af
frming the judgment. Also in Brannock vs. Bush
nell, from Caswell, Judgment reversed and judgment
of non-suit. Also. in doe er dem, Newlin, uS Os
borne, from Alamance, reversing the judgment and
awarding Uenire de noUo.
Per Curiam.-ln Overton Us. Ferrebee, from Cam
den, Judgment affirmed. Also, in Grant u.s. LINER,
from Dnpl Il, judgment affirmed Also, in Hopkins,
Us Leathers, in equity from Orange, Diminishing the
bill.
shakespeare is informed that error in ascr-
bng Bottom the that which belonged Snug the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

The SUGAR CROP OF CUBA.-Ihe Commercial Cir
cular OF Bunham & Co., Havana, dated January
23d contains some specuiatlons on the sugar crop OF
that Island, from which we extract he following
The crop of sugar in the Island last year fell
short, as was anticipated, from the quantity pro-
duced in 1855, the decrease being equal to about
100 600 boxes. The whole amount of export makes
the equivalent of 1875 $50 boxes, against l925 900
boxes in 1855. We may reckon the quantity OF
cayed as nearly 100 900 boxes, and of muscovado
about 100000 hogsheais, that there is an IN
crease of 10000 hogsheads, of which more was pro-
duced than at any previous period, while the decrease
in boxes is nearly 200 600.
The United States received from the various ports
IN the island larger quantity than ever, owing to
the short supply of their home crops The exports
to that country OF cayed and muscovado, chiefly the
alter, were equal 10 100000 boxes, against SO070O
boxes IN 1854
The growing crop gave The promise Of large pro-
ducuon, but atery complaints have been heard from
all quarters of the injury the had received, not
only from the hurricane which occurred some lime
SINCE but also from too great prevalence Of drought
and extremely cold weather. almost amounting to
FROST the effect of which is to dry up the and
diminish the yield which on some estates is showing
a reduction of rs to 80 per cent. as compared with
former corresponding periods. 1t is therefore not
likely that the pro uctlon will be abundant 1t
seems reasonable to expect that prices will rule
high DUNG the ensuing season.
Mr. Albert Smith, (ihe London Smith, once wrote
in hotel visitors book his initials, ga s." A wag
wrote underneath, "Two-thirds of thestruth."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
TINE UNDERSIGNED has just opened at the Store
North Water Street. formerly occupied by Messrs. Yves
sci Eler and complete stock of goods suitable for
the and country trade and offers them at low prices
any other the place Among them may be found
the following:
16 boxes Tobacoo-World's Fair brandt.
40 do do Hazart do;
do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee; 80 kegs Nails:
B hhds. Porto Rico Sugar;
5 bbls. Clarified do;
so boxes Colgate's Pale Soap:;
80 do Scaled Herring;
Is bbls. Common Whskey;
do Bourbon do
25 do Apple Brandy;
5 do North Carolina Peach Brandy:;E
20 boxes Cheese; 10 kegs Butter;
20 Go Adamantne Candles;
IL do Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches;
IL do Cinnamon 10 boxes Saeratus;
bbls Malaga Wine, an excellent article
800 Round Shaves-L. ood's make;
30 Ploughs do do do
10 bsls Soda Biscuit;
> cases Shoes-assorted qualities;
IS reams Wrapping Paper;
bbls No. Mackere Besides good many other
articles mention, which will be sold low for
cash 10y 6. PRIGGE,
Nov 26th 81 North Water Street
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MONEY WANTED

MONEY WANTED.
OUR bills all made up to the lst of January, 1857
" and as much in want of money, will be thank
full if our patrons will call and pay it is the only
we can pay our debts and keep stock on hand.
Ian Sl-l24-lm GEO H. KELLEY X BRO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13
!. MlLMINRgor WH0tESALB PRICES CURRENT.

should UNDERSTOOD that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
have tn he
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2.7l6,O94
Total,

There are no returns from the State of Iowa, ant
the Territories of Oregon, Washington, Nebraska
Kansas, and New Mexico.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

Wilmington Bank 3&ates OF Exchange.
Baltimore Il pr ct. prem Philadelphia pr ct. prem
New York,..1 sc Virgnia..
Boston.....l Charleston. 6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

Shakespeare is informed that in in ascri-
bng Bottom the that which Snug the
| joiner.-NeU York paper.
Shakespeare ought to be satisfied with this apology.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

PER CENT FOR CASH
WILL be deducted from all of $40 and upwards
purchased at the CITY CLOTHING STORE,
80 Market street.
Feb. IL. 134-lm-242 1t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13
The Imcuisitive Yankee.

A gentleman riding in an Eastern railroad car,
which rather sparseIy supplied with passengers
observed in q seat before him a ean slab sided yam
kee every feature of his face seemed to ask ques
ton, and little circumstance proved that he
possessed more 6 nsuring mind" Before him,
occupying an entire seat, sat lady dressed in deep
black and after shifting his position several times,
and man@uVering to get an opportunity % look into
her face, he at length caught her eye.
''In affection q
Yes, sir" responded the lady.
Parent father or mother %
No, sir.''
"Child, perhaps? boy Or girl o.
NO. SIT, not child have no children.''
Husband, then, | expect %
Yes was the curt answer.
I" Hum cholera Il tradin man, may bee"
My husband was seafarng man-the captain
of vessel; he didn't die of cholera, he was
drowned"
con, drowned, eh 2" pursued the inquisitor hesi-
tatlng for a brief instant.
g Save his ch7St %
Yes, the vessel was saved, and my husbands eff
fects,' said the widow.
1" Vas they ~ asked the Yankee, his eyes bright.
enng up. Pious nan z"
He was member of the Methodist Church."
The next question was a little delayed, but it
came
Don't you think you have great cause to be thank.
full that he was pious man. and SAVED his ch1St?"
do said the widow abruptly, and turned her
head to look cut of the window. The interchangeable
''pnmp" changed his position, held he widow by his
slntering eye once more, and propounded one more
query, IN a lower tone, with his head slightly in
cl ned forward the back of the seat g Was you
calculating to get married al gain -
SIR" said the widow, indignantly, "you are
impertinent!" And she left her seat and took anoh-
er seat on the other side of the car.
"'Pears to be little hpffy ~ said the inefable
bore Turning to our narrator, behind him:
what did they make you pay for that umbrella
you've got in your hand :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-13

Mr.. Albert Smith, (the London Smith, once wrote
in hotel visitors book his initials, "a. s." wag
wrote underneath, +" Two-thrds of thesHuth."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
Jaass .. II. ,StA District ceur,.

While this subject Is attracting the par
Gculas attention Of our fsliox-citIzens, we
take the liberty of mentioning in connection
With the Office. the name of Hon. Jas. Thor.
ingtsn, our present member Of Congress
We do this withou, any consultation with
himself or friends, and not even knowing
thu; be woald sccept the position if offered
him. BIZ, his term of Office will expire with
this ssssion Of Congress. and We do not
know Of any engagements on his par, shick
might prevent his acceptance Of the noh4ina-
ton Of his Republican friends for this. off ce,
i they should deem If consistent with their
Interests and The interests Of The people OF
this Judicial District, TO extend him the in
yitation. Mr.. Thonngton has the legal
experience and qualifications requisite for
the position, and we have no doubt lie would
Gll the oliee with credit 70 himself and the
important interests reposed in him We
merely offer this as q suggestion, hoping,
however, It viii meet with fall eonsidera-
ton
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
aew Aouertisements.
BURROWS, PRRTTYNAN i DALzKLL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
Iron, Salt, Cement, DC
agents for the safe Of
5 6, Herring s Cos. Celebrated Fire ana Thief
Proof safs,
Z q 7. Fairbanks Scales

~ + susn keep con staBtly on hand full stock al
w GIoesnss, which We ousJ to the trade a. 10 "
asesn be Torehs ssd In Chicago or st. Louis, and
purchasers with mud our goods TO be oil the hes
quality and warranted equal 10 sample.
SraAEs-huscavsdo, Porto Rico, Cisrinsd, Crush.
CoTFEEs-Rio, Msehs, Java also GToand Cotes nd
Essence OF Gonee;
NoLAssEs-H. Orleans, sugar n ouse and syrup.
IE.s-impefisi, y hyson, Gunpowdsr and BlseA
Sncsy-PePper, Alispice. CHINA Ia Oh, Cloves, Gin.
ger, dusiatd and Nutmegs
ssArs-Fsney end Toilet, Family, krasiye and ca
c.seLxs-spera, adamsntns, sssriHs, Star snd
Jailow;
Ous-Speria, Solar, Lard, Bank ,Rssin, Linsesd md
p,iNTs-W White Lead aad Sine Paint;
cIeABs Havana, Germ and A "a erican Brsud,.
toHAcco--NaiafaI Leaf, Virginia and Mi,ssu,i
Pound s. % Twist, I'm f0ii and sm oking.
Yeast Po~dsSs ofysrious brands and kinds: Can
tel assorted ana fancy, Gum and Lemon Dro ps, Lo.
zunges, Prunes IN glass Jars, boxes and barTee a.
roa, Fig Paste and currsnts; Pickles, Underwood !
bands, assorted sizes; Pepper saaes, Powder, Shot
FAD and osrs Of ali kinds and siaes Starch Corn,
krI.-Almonds, Brazil, FiiSsrt.. Pea, Pecan, q
Wuinuts and Cocoa.
RAIsIss--M X, and Layer, WHO'S ana boxes.
chocol ate, Cocoa, Brous Rs rtus ,Iasioss What
Il Gfits and Dat Isal.
SAL1-kAHaGbs, Syracuse, Turk 3. Fsisun It,.
pool blown and Il toaBd Alum
Cement, Louisville and Utica, Flass sTin.. Hair
staeso Plaster, Milwaukee and SaGdusky; Sod.
Ash 8 tnas i'll sore and for sale.
baskets, Market ~ 70 AZ bush, Corn nd CioIhes
WooDEs~AaE-Tubs, Pals, Wssh Boards. ChuTp.
hops, Axe HsiyeA, Ac
CokDAox b. Manila, JulS HeMp and Coltan (ara
q Of all stzes.
FIsH--Msckerel, Salmon, White Fish. from, Goa.
feb and smoked Halibut.
GLAss-Wiajow Glass, ssoft.d sizes Tn,,hf.-.
Jas and Dem ijchHs. 80
- stone; ssiraaI, Salts, Bo.n, Indigo
haTeHks-fierce d 90. aud 81. Louis
II AId
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Pfon the Richmond tys.) Dispatch
Lynch Law at the south--HaTrow Escape Of N
Organ Grinder from Hanging

4
Some few nights since travelling orgaf
grinder came nigh being hung by an
excited police, and was only saved BY kis
pteous cries, which aroused a gentleman
who came TO his relief This pedler o.
''iolefui ditties" was grinding" his way
through New Ken, County, in search Of
pennies - and being overtaken by night
| Stopped at the house of Capt, Morris. in
search of lodgings Not feeling dis pos cd
to admit such straggier into his private
residence, and at the same time wishing TO
furnish him shelter, the Captain gave him
the privilege Of using an out building; and
soon after the manufacture Of discorda MT
sounds" was locked in the arms Of Nor
pheuz, dreaming OF the heaps of pennies to
be gathered in the neighborhood the next
DAY.
liz the course OF the night the yigiant
pitrol, as was their custom, visited Cap.
Morris's plantation, and having unders TODD
that bad white men had been tamperfng
with certain slaves, began a close search,
IT'D the hope Of detecting some Of them -
BB resehisg the out house occupied BY the
rganist, they observed him slowed away
in corner, and supposing they had caught
a "meddlet," laid violent hands upon him.
Frightened almost out OF his wits, the stroi
iing musician commenced begging for
mercy, and exhibited SO much alarm and
trepidation that most Of the party were sat
ishsd Of his guilt, and called for rope to
sSing him To an apple tree. Fortunately
for the poor fellow,ihis cries and prayers
the ears OF Capt. Morris, who hast
ened into heyard, and made an explanation
2fthe cause Of the straggler's being there.
ust in time to save him from rough treat
mont --n.--
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MONDAY, jan. is

No business 81 IMPORTANCE was trans,
acted 10 either branch Of the general a..
sembly THE morning Al II O'Clock bolh
Houses adjourned TO give room 10 the Dem
Ocratic Sale Convention in session for lie
nomination Of Stale officers A Temporary
Organization took place immediately aitsr
the adjournment If The House BY calling
Judge Williams u Magcstne. 10 the chgif
ihe usual Committees on organic atoms, &c
we're appointed, after which the conren
ton adjourned until ! U'ciock.
The Constitutional Convention 4ss
temporarily organized in Inc Supreme Court
Room, BY elscting Jo1n A Paryin. q
Muscs.ine, Pres ident. Dr. .sauRaerk, Of
Davenport. Secretary, and f. n. Rodgers,
Of Linn county, Assistant Secretary. An
then took place until to.mot-
ros morning The Republicans viii hold
= eAucus lhis evening for the nomination Of
permanent officers. think that Francis
Springer, Of Louisa saaGty, viii be pses.-
tent, and DR., ~sss0nders Secretary. am
unable TO say how the committee viii be
formed, bat think that w Penn Clarke, of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
hs BANKS q. discount

Yesterday We published what news We
could CLEAN from the Chicago papers reIa
tive TO the Banks sboul which some excite
ment exists. This news stated that last
Saturday the notes Of all the Banks abou,
which there are iil-rumors were taken al
par at the Chicago Banks. except the, Dan
vile Bank. Yesterday, dispatch was re.
ceiysd BY banking firm Of this city, by
whose polite attention We are placed in pos
session Of the fact, that the notes of the fol
lowing Baaks were yesterday being taken
At The Chicago Banks At ten per cent dis
cOaSat:
PEorlE's BAsK, Of Illinois
RusHvILLE BAsE,
PlAIRII STATE BAsK,
STocK SKcuKirY BAsE,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22

GkkAT Ssow EAsT.-Dspstshes from
Boston, Washington. New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Albany, state tina, nearly
two feet SNOW fell 10 those cities last Sun.
day night, and the weather Monday was in
tenssly cold. The railroads are blocked w
in every direction. Al Albany the therno-
meter stood 10 dogs below zero Sunday
morning From dispatches We judge this
was an intensely cold morning throushevt
che whole North. At Dixon, ILL.,, the ner
eary stood q. 81 dogs. below zero, the Ios-
sss yet.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
Fire 81 aciins

The reflection Of FIRE 90 evening before
last ut 10 O'Clock was oecasionsd by the
BARRING Of the dry house belonging to Oar
mick e. Gould, Of the Moline Bucket Pa r.
tory. II xss entirely consumed Their
loss wss 800. We have been informed
BY gentleman VINO was a. the fire, that ths
building could have been saved had the FIRE
engine been all right. Ia Consequence og
the csrelessness of somebody, the machine
had been exposed 70 the severity Of the
weather, and was frozen up. A lesson may
be learned from this that fire engine. re-
quirs care If you would have them care for
Won
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22

Rowland Hill rode a great dssI, sud by
exercise preserved vigorous health On one
occaioa, when asked BY . msdica friend
what physician and apothecsry be emp 10y e d
TO be always go well. he replied: any phy.
sleian bssalways been ahorse and my apo,ii
ecary an a,If"
Avery dihdent young gentleman, "a oae
q his eyperiepces. waiting on a maiden
home in lH evening. desired her lot 10 rner.
ti0n.it, al il might cause remark, don't
be siraid," said che, "of my telling + feel
as much ashamed Of il as you do. ..
My, Tom, how are you. my good fellos4
where have you been for week bsck!,--,
why, Pm beIter;I have been to DIR. Stiess
keD's iors strengthening plaster : but 10.
did you know ] had aoeak back"
6sWhe0 te!!er has reached q asaai /, pint
IL dnnkin',' said On old soaksr, ~ think he
orter stop" wen, think" said wsg, abe
had better stop before he reaches 4 PM '.>- 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
@AM COMBINATIONS.


eouposine the Legislature ofPennsy isanis'
that in their recent election resulting in the
success ofGen. Cameron, Senator Brod.
bead did not receive angle vote, Even in
the caucus Of his oEn party, he Was thrust
aside. ~ having foristed all claims 10 con-
alteration. Senator Eroihsad has been
snsspf the principal ,oois Of the Pierce Ad.
rniAistrstion. slwsys ready 10 defend lis most
Ubiquitous acte. and ever delighted with an
oepossanity Of exhibiting servile abesisnoe
! % ~ powers tia, be. Bat more recently
=. been Distinguishing himself as the
-.rvices of DR.. Kane,
VI - che
he ne
h,,s.r asxactor Of tue
w !, h;s own State, and piay'hs
-, n N unserapuioas dePree'a'0' ~
I "a. q those remarkable discoveries W =.
-. ~hole civilized. and especiai's 'N
80. .r;.n,,s,e world. delight to honor
go vb;le Dr.. Kane is lying on suck W.
=, from hi. home and kindred' with ssa, :.
j, /. possibiGsy Of seeing them AGAIN us
ms, .nver,hy Senator has IN ms hkh
o,.c.. been seeking to reverse the ladg"en'
Of the age upon the character OF Dr. hahe ;
A;seoveries and achievements rs inaee'
Assiiiating to reflect, as is well eaaiAsu
by the Bsltimore Patriot. 'that WINE ''i'
venerable Humboldt. the Royal Geos graph
/. Neal Society, numerous sciensihc asso'a'
,;o... and the atatesmen Of Europe usite IN
<1oiap Aonor &C .se indomitabls energy lore
thought, and perseverance displayed oy ",
Haae N his Arctic explorations. and c.
6sinns their jus, value the accuracy Of ms
SURVEYS and investig ATOMS. and the singular
i~sortance or his remarkable yerihcation O.
the modern hypothesis Of an open Poia. sea
there should be found single Senator o
: Ne Uni,sd States native, too. and rep
reseatative Of The same Commonwealth
withln whose limits the gallant explorer
was born--bitterly opposing the purchase
b. Congress Of 8 certain number OF copies
Of that narrative of Arctic explorations =
which. in the language Of . recent Engisl
Journal. 10 .one Of the most affecting record
Of heroic energy and indomitable endurance,
. be found in the annals Of maritime an
ssisni6c enterprise
Senator brodhead, Instead Of quitting
down Kane has himself been. put down
AID by his own party. Instead of eonvin
cling the people that DR. Kane's expedition
was in this Senators own classic Language
81 Did humbug," he has been propert,
trsatsd as Senatorial humbug OF even too
broad headed stripe to receive the sppnoya
of Pennsylvania Democrats We do ns
think these Democrats exhibited very muef
good taste in nominating Buchsnan's tool
even At the expense Of Pieree's ioady-bu
fortunately their nomination did no good
and abetter man than either was elected
Senator Brodhesd will speedily sink int
the obscuri,y from which he probably neye
would have emerged had he been msnhe
ofsny other party than the So called DEM
cratic.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22

WMf, Eeith Bully Brooks associate
from South Carolina, thinks "lhe Slavery
agitation far from quietet by the election of
II. Buchansn.' He believes the lenden
~ Of affairs to be "the formation Of geo
graphical parties, and the dissolution OF the
Union, bst the South promises abunds ut
meaas and strength TO preserve her .OIl
from invasion and conquest and her flag
from dishsnm.n What nonsensel
$500 - - -
They have had the bad taste ts,yIqsa...e an
tber town Jsnesyille IA Wisconsin. IL !.
the county seat Of Bremen county.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22

TIE AsscuKY stood al Is deg. below
zero al 3o'clock yesterday morning. Tho
wind blowing hard, made The mornius seem
colder than even tine "ccli Sunday in,as.
distely preceding IT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22

81 the ten thousand persons deceased IL
Philadelphia in 1866, s7s died OF scarlet
lever, 1862 disease Of inc heart, 2s7 Of small
pox, l59 casualties. and 81 committed sui
-. 4. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-22
Iron, Steel, Nails and Blsek.nith,s Tools

iFonr slsei, NAILS ana BlscksDith's Tools
T. ifea, Pittsburgh Boiled sni Oh recall swede an 4
A'sS inss renaeu OF all sine-i NAH hods a super,o,
afueis Of swede ana fiusbafyh, sast fts / Nav.
1ar y q" hoand, Square, Fiat aad octsgoa, fns n
sizes Nss End spikes of ali -z.s; Hot rres.ed Eus
asd Aasnsrs all sizes, Bellows, iriAs, Vices, Han.
nss ana longs, stocks and hss, Anvil. Mouse
escorted siarE Springs, Wagon, Carriage and sest
prings; A1ies, Wagon, Bray and Buggy Axie,.
rainbie skeins and Wagon Boxes, escorted slI a.
Picks, Hoes, Griadston e. Ca AZ bayss
u sd Hitehing Posts, Iron Kettles aud Furnaces
fuAbs-Thsieasf's Patent Liza and Force PaYor
fhis Pump will nolifeels aud less liable 10 Pei al,
of order than any other Ia use, and has TIA ureni
ne sw arded a. every fair at which II a. been
LiDiled. ~ Go, - -