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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

A HE paTtpsT.hip heIeiofoss existing under The
style of MacSlot, Cosbin & White, al Fort Dss
Ioinss, lows lis thia day dissolved by mutual con-
slst. MACK LOt s. GORBlN,
LOWELL WHITE,
FaIi DcsMotnes, Rec. ~, 1855. rsl
1ir. lowell White will continue the business-at
he cid stand IN Fort Des Moiaea. Jan29dUs
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NO, Is. BRADY STREET

made b. Juo DesEe AID
a. BIZ prices also tho u1ost
.a. .EUraysd kinds Of Hsrrows and
.ood Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
anTn Planters, Rsapers and Now
. ar. Cradles. Soytbes, Aakesj horse
"a rand. Forks Of all kinds, Shov-
ia sn.dss. Grow Bars, Picks;
a.,.,ots' Horse Pc wsrs Corn
$500 Hay and 9trawCutters
H. Tnire.. GRIND stones, Trace
Log and Brssh oaa'ns'Lnm
bsr Wagons Of z 81.
psr1or make, Wheel
bsxrows, Csnldroh
Kettles, single . md stoves, OF
Jokes and Bows, T. all Of which
with other articles Ne ofer a.
cheap II not cheap or than any
other Agricultural Aosso " Chi
cagoor other pa ees. work
sfS In wood will ind in our
esock q most complete sssort-
rpept Of ell Tools and inpler
meats for their usc; we Of
fer tho carpenter and
Joiner warranted
tools from
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
FAIYBENKIs GELEBRATED SCALES.

) A IIAFTEDIo Ahy TtNNIFcu 0pfI'
, LAation OF weighing, az tor iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use ui
warehouses, stores aad fouGdries,
and Ia short ios eyer Kind oil Eus.-
ness. $500
Inc great skull and fidelity en-
. pios ed IA their manufacture and
the determination On The part Of the
Observation-Disclosures nnYpr 10 allnM an
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Bank Of Florence.

Florence, Nebraska.
Gro. o. SARGENT, Prea'f. j. H. PARrx7 Ceah,r,
'HE unoersxned proprfetors OF the ha6k Of Florence
Nebraski 4, an IL, the provisions or IL charter ia.
diauaiis responsible n all issues and will redeem
tho Notes q sztd institution couater la the CITY OF
ttTsncs n eGi snd al either o their Banking Houses
5vrreacy. ~ tF
Cook g. SARGENT, Dayeuporf
COOK, SARGENT 4 DOW MI II e-ss -itT S1czx
CCJh, "a haBSf a EooE II pssxaoipest
Cook. GARGFST & PARKER. Fiof.nee Sxbra.,
FssIp n 3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

REMOVAL
II A r p w A II E.
I LIVINGSTON 4 LACK WOOD have removed 70 eee
ond street, two doors east Of Perry, ~ sos sAs'
tLa Anvil.
oar store, which WIS built expressly for oar business
is large aud eoimodious We nave u hisa u iI SlP
~ with Al entirely new stock Of Hardware ~n.n, ~
quantity aud quality, will compare fayofApy WI"
Ne are prepared to all all bills, either wholesale o.
Retail at the Ts.J lowest priees SountEy
builders, Mil owners and Mschinst SITS are psfessS
Invited to examine goods aud prices.
Sporting Goods.
xs1Y have probably the best assortment, OF dna-,
w Flasks and Pouches there is in the city; Aso
Hessards aotodsr, equal to il NOS the best sfssie a
u's'ursd Fishing Rods iT Sls,s Lock WOOD
yuT and Wrought Nails and spikes, GliD1 nnn anu
u cInch Malls. iIyINGs1 on LOCKWOOD
Carpenters Tools.
CloPLLANDs selsSrassd lans' Of all ds'TE'1slIIn
" warranted.
IDEsr Bright Carpenters Cat Steel Anger Bits,
ID Morticng aud firm.r Ctissis, and CaTps. snsAs
BEST assortment in this ,iiy. - . -
SyAWs-tiand, Pann.i, Rip, Key Hole Web and Eel
= lee, Spear 4 Jackson and other seishrstsa ms1e's
hATCHETs-shingl ns, Hath aud claw beach Axes
ii boys and choppins a2ss, CsiliIs, Davis ana ~Ae
manntacture. =.
DoRING Machines, wood and iron Bench Screws,
ID Saw and Plane Handles. At the .iEn q II. Aa.n.
LNfEs-Rothsr.y's Mil and other EissIshs best
NNyHIPs-Ihs largest stock d Team, Carriage snd
w Riding Whips and Lsshss N the city, L. -
MoULDER's sand RIDDLES, Slaves, rls'tsrins: BTss
lHl and Pointed Troweis. 4z. s: = =.
SMiTIl's Bellows, Hand Hammers and slsdsss, soi
- i'd BOX Vices, al y. = -
Unnamed Kettles " anne Irons, Coffee kossters, 70
IL lice Lamps, Engineers and carpsnters Oisss.
-. -.
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ny LOOKING

place oi LsAthsT, IL being only about half
its prices, and thought by many to be su-
psrior. We offer this also Ct the makers
xicss. Mil Men and Machinists wiz al
ways fnd here . full stock Of beth kinds
o( Betting and Packing. Rubber and other.
Aulsy and 81 Oh AIill Saws,
cost steel and ful iy warranted
pNaa, String Lea Their, Lath
rwins, DC. In The line efhouss
keeping goods Ne offer sli the
most desirable
kinds Of Cooking sioy
80 AID Ranges, hitcb-
an Furniture, Sake
Pans, Stew Pans sud
all other kinds Pans;
ari6dles, 6ridiI.
ons, Meat CnI tsIs and StuT-
Rrs, Coffee and spice Miiis,Grs
ters, Candle Sti cks, Shutters.
Lsmps, Lanter rs, Spoons, La
dlss, Knivss 4 Forks, Tea
Sets, Coffee and tes prns, Csntsters, cef.
rec and Tea Pots, Castors, Rutchss and
Cook KNIVES, Meat Forks, and . thousand
things not enumerated. Agents for Fire
Proof safss, Vault Doors, scalss Of every
kind and make, Noyss' and ether Portable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
JACOBY,s ADvERTAsEaENTs
M ES!


lNOR the successful treatment of HEhiAih OK
II RUPTURE, that NAV be worn with ease and com
fort. The snbsstitef has slways OF manu- a large
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BoARp OF TRApE.--The following officers
were elected by the Board Of Trade Of this
city at its last meeting
UnrcToRs. Alden, J. w. Wi
ley, P. b. Harding, John c. Wsshburn,
WIN. Inslse.
CoMnirT1E OF ARsiTRATIos.-Mr, Ora
ham, Of Graham & Kepnsr Mr.. Ryan, Of
Ryan L McCarn; Mr.. Lyon, Of Hiddieson
ALyon.
8 CpMmrTTEE OF APREALs.-E. Smith,
ESQ, n. Vsile of Nourse & viele, J. n.
D. Burrows.
At meeting of the Directors Of the
Board Of Trade held yesterday forenoon,
the Secretary in the absence Of the Treas
urss was instructed TO collect the fees dae
from members. We hope no one Of the
members will exhibit any unwilliagnsss to
scceed to this demand so necessary to the
we'll essab iishnent Of an institution that if
well conducted viii be source of pride to
oil cur citizens. So when the bill comes
Do not draw back, but contribute freely and
rather in excess than otherwise. This Is
the time to exhibit the proper spirit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
T. CLOSE &COs. COLUMN
4ar1 narf.

r. CLOSE 4 CO, WHOLESALE 4 RE.
TAIL DRALEkS IN HEAVY Z snkLF
HARDWARE, No. ID BRADY sfREki
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We ara nov ruiis
prepared to offer the trade ana our retail
& ustomers great tsrgaibsws only ask
calls FROM those desiring 10 purchase ar
tic1as o orr hne and guarantee
he most Standardization 10 all cAscs
We cspcc islly ask dealers from the in
.erior 70 cali upon os, bell ewing ss~a
do that can Of
fer them sun1csent
Inducements to
buy from u.s.
thereby savingcr
peuse 81 going far
sher east. 0u1
stock IL very isrge
and embraces ali
tbs kinds Of gsois
Kept by any house east
or west Of az. Our far
mars can End here the
best 81 goods In fheiI
line. We sell the eeie
trsted Moline Pi1ws,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

UsT received BY express from the manufactures,
fos the are and prevention of ohxpped hands,
&C., for sale by ERANCIS JACOBY, ia,
1an30 dly ApotneeaTy
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DR.. a. Nj. SMITH,

= !
Jdiee Brady strsoJ between ind and Sd. kssi-
j &c OIL Third street between main and Brady.
specialization given 70 the trostment of ecrofn
isHld al othsr chrcnis diseases.
..prii2s ,S5 DAVENPORT, IOWA n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

BURROWS, PRETTYMAh q DALAELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
groceries sron, sait, Cement, &c.
ag5nt5io. Inc safe q
s. L. herring i Cos. Gsisbratsd Fire and Tniei
Proof Sale,
Z, & T. Fairbanks Scales
yJTk sEltl keep con stan.iy hand fall stock 81
w Groceries, when we oHsr - ING tfsas as 10
as.an D.. pnrch sgd 10 chicago or 81. Louis, and
i d tlItg au,tssAranted eqa "a 70 sample.
=, % ARs M 1scavIlo, Porto Rico, Clarified
= Crushed and Po~der.d
4 1OFrEE-Kio ,iocha, Java, @iso Ground Cones
Mess ~ orleans sugar House '1' N,'
silrAs--imperial,Y Z. h.sou, Ganpowdss ana Biaei
- iCEs-Psppss, Alispiee, Cinnamon, Cloves
- Ginger, Mustard aud Nutmegs
NoAPs--ksney and ro,ies, Family, Erssive an'
~ Sastiie,
GAsDGEs-sperm, AdamanIiuo, stsIins, Sta
osnd laiiow
.iLS-sperm, soiaf, Lard, Bank, Resin, LinseeS
~ and Olive.
eAIsIs-Wbiie Lead ard Zine Paint.
l,IGAks -tlaYans, Germ. N ana A me riesn Brands
'I'oBAECu--Natufsl Leaf, Virginia and Missouri
Pound, IS IS afsist, iti Foil and Smoking.
VEAsT POW DERs Of various prAuas aud kinda
L
CANDiFs-assorted an. fancy, Gum and Lemo
~ Drops, LoEsngss.
DRuNESin glass jars, boxes and barrels, Gitron
l. rug Paste anl entrahit,
4 ASSOC aixas
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

SlnaCRES of Prsirls Land in Jasper County.
.)OSJl2O g I" Carol
800 . Timber lows -
Also, 6ID aetas Lsaad ia Piece Co. Wi eeasin.
Tue above lands VIII be sold On ono and tive
yssr's time, or the Wisconsin land exchan gsd for
DassnporI property. Enquire Of
ian u I'm WIN. fNaLEk Il CD :
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26

s,Hg subscriber, have just ressivsd saAattay "
fresh Wstber, lield Ouloo SEED whtcA they will sal
81 Il per posnd, essA in qaannee Of ~ peanAs ND
upwards. (fshSdwlm) AoueAk = VMhl.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-26
COLLEGE STUDIES

- t. sUhtOT, A M, native Of Paris, Frs.cs.
/ Graduate oil lEa University OF Edinburg, Scot
az q, Al iA2sIisneed teacher both In EnSlxad snd
!. 5rassoi q Mathematics ani language In seys-
u. Institutions Ia this country, and RRv. GEO.
~ GHEIDY, a. NJ, native OF Philadelphia.
ta,luase OF the University or Pennsylvania AZ
alatairlia AND dusiss lea ssa,s lrao.icai tesen.
my are prepared to receive q limited number OF
o.lng Ssnlsn en, whom they will tnssruct ct
auiT option in any of The following Studies, viy
* Hebrew, Greek. Latin, spanish, French, Ger
{ a ana English Languages, the Mental, Moral and
u yscai Sciences, including thorough co urse Of
iElbeuaes fro Arthmel ir 10 the Gale lt as like
tss this rourss applied u the Aria VI S3Tvsyipg,
/. cheering &C. and the Neehahicaland Con u err
ltpursulLs. lSst#E 4=F8a45
We will beslcw especial attention upon these Who
lh to enter eoliegs, and guarantee tasir adm .ion
Ia The elass they mAy strive &c Ell les.
MS department will b stristiS se!set, The
ia6al Of pupils Will not exceed tcsasy,l See, and
person VII be received unless his age and &C
NTewcnts permit Of his osin g conveniently class,
wilh other pupils. 8
iiEg iAssass -Ss naeh SEQ a. tue teachers time
J % empio! ed to the greatest a1yantsge.
rom superior method Of slassihc.iion, strict
iplips, Thorough mental training and the aciiu
bs.ebiAg aeQuif cd BY many years. experience, We
j 10 q axe lhss institute worthy u the liberal
sepsge of this cenimuRsiy.
! tho uunber Of scholars Is limited, those desa
stosend pupils or themselves cutter As students,
I'D make early agpiicAsioH at 1hs ConeSiatsin-
FMS are :, srdisriy iSsrsI, hitch will sntils
tnalrusuon dariag IN day snd evening,
RnFEkkAGES.
The Right Rev. Bishop h, W Lee, ID. ".
~ AIRED Loaderbsek, Rev. u. r. Maxoaa,
T.. --- Hastion, Rev. b. Miles,
-, Geo. Is Sargent, saSneieI Cook, ksQ.
GEE 60, " .i,' esF'sF' " Nssfs .s,.;,,. -.
". Woodward ESQ. Alfred sanders, Rss.
- sr G.S. @. bow, EsQ
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wooden lsuuaDs.

toMNENls on Wooden Puslps arc entirely VA.
ssary, as everybody u aequ Aintei with their
hty and their preference over any other Kind !,
tnaiactnrsd. They doas gel out OF repair, nor do
!. freeze lp, While they are cheaper uhAu all 9th
elmps. ihase peIsols " ho wish 10 Witness thsfs :
Is alton eau call al Capt. X. LowrY's, upoa The
,serlber, where they will eco how sssiIy shsr
Grs.
orders len with d. L. BAossy. ksQ., DsysapnHs
.ek, or al Mt. G. Washb0sAh HARDWARE & - !.
scond street, will b. attended - VII pc( -
nd ddelily. y. z. AnVSNIxNlE 81
AUS ~ DIV II Dsysapors NscAias 49,. b I
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RUILDING LOTS

tfNoR sale at fair nrsas sad al on long credit to
1 facilitate Improvements
IL ~ COOK e SARGENT ff*Es
~. sell lotst to psrttss She viii balloon them ..
season, 1t moderate prices and Q credit Of 4, 2
siid 3IeaHs Iunn 4. 4 II
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Raviu'a hmandiue.

Lubin Extracts for the Handkerchief,
WAAKANTkD genuine, constantly on hand und
for s.lsby FRANCls JACoBY ia,
jss30 dly a....rs Apothaesfy.
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n. OFFICE on DAvENPoRT UAffTTf7
Wednesday, Feb. 2e,n, 1867.
az suRaoys 4 PRRTTYNAs, FRONT sTRRET.
DAYENPOR n MARKET.
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, -Ieh. 10

CHICAGO, ! CO. 40 400
F!eur--S. F. No. /, t3T50s5.25i s. 7 No. $500
Extra Sb,75lg6,UO. ,,
H2eat- Winter 81 ,losl.i3-spring so9sE
Cora--4i4l3c . 90 lbs
Oats-3s,43sc y bush
Rys-7J8s0
Bdrlsy--l seq 80 y bushei
Perk-Mess $50
Besf-Mess, Extra, siS,t0g1slt ..
Lard-ii5 aGl2Ie Tor MOL; ,.--
Tsliop,Io4 IL cents in large lots
Dh!ts BsaRs-Sl, I54 100 y brsleit
Butter--Fresh, ISl420i lokl?c;
Pstatees-T9g1 &c v bushei
Sait-fine fl,pGZ,i2. 800,
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embracing the moot complete variety ever oneieu
lie GUARANTEES correct adjustment TO all apPi
SAnts. Also for sale suspeIsory Bssiages, tissi'
stocEinss, flBjscting syriDges, HydTaht fbs'na
OF new ana ,nprOve ID mskers,
~ RKA meas JACoBY, JR.,
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taAGeH ttdur.
Celery Soed- for sortnE,
Hefos OF every description,
SolFa, Fancy, Che mtcaf : ra l2il :;
Starch, No. 4 article,
Sage Pearl Barley lapioea a4sa
fraah Peaches Preserves Pickles
LrschnsaI, Biscuit, Soda and aEsta, grserers
Snose a. y saiefa.Gs, sas, Soda, $ Soda,
bed cords, Clothes Dnes, sc,
Raistns, Nuts, AInonss, Candies
4seef icegeGs, Dried Beef, s4a5
I<skeTaI No In kits for ia r,jies
Star, Sperm and sauoS candles,
Lamp Wick and cnimnsya,
Baskets, wooden and willow ware. ia.rs aoaS
III the above articles and many more loo Su-
Ilerdns 10 mention, We offer Law
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3aaaiaIg..ss;
; B,A 81 X IL IL S.

ttttlS " eAEGkAN Davenport, lows
t9N, SIRE Esf q lovingly, lows Cttsssioma
FeDuhs sARGEST y eAhhFE, Rock fslaHdt His
coos, SARGENT q COOK Fl. Des NoiDes, lows
"saker~ & Dealers In Exchange.
S2tss4aa htfss t1itsetea and Pyoassds rsHsfessas
sny par Of the bsitsf Statss.
Eiiis Of Exchange on all tho principal Cite
OF the United States and Europs,
Bought and Sold
II f. foAaJ laIattted 10 kur0pstn StghE Bsits. ~rtp
tsis 10 easDat in any town In England Ireland or
Wales, in suns I upwards
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rH HnTTaR.
S{F. John G.. DAVIS has this day been ID nit
N ted . tPHrtuer IN our firm, The business MI,
b. coBIinued heretofore, and under the ame
name and style. Gt&t8 COOK & SARGENT
llGx port.Ap rllIsk Ias6.
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GIVE US A CALL.

Were not ummere OlafillAffon -
liquid prisoner pent in walls or x,ass
Beauty select with beauty were bereff
NoE il, nor 40 remembarsnca what ID vas
sat EoSeiS Distilled, though they with ter inset
Lase bat their show their substance stu nys.sws
Over nifty different fashionable extracts Al N Al. mar
bottle sample bottles open Tor public inspeoeon snd
Ase Al may ny before they use. Also YANoY
SOAPS, BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS HAZE
lils, FoMaDkS. etc.. etc. Ut InbYa
irlg9 BRADY At h.t AL "a - -
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-06-20

D9Sir 9abcn Sie tcres perrren" ric Der rintrcrnte
@ttmciitrr Dem &aumann gu. ,gs 1T bier ara ocwtb.
lhaitet worpsn, unO meine grtunpisuns mad Sbnsn
mar ODne GrfpI9; ein 0lld mar ss Dap SIR 9rief mid,
i'll rrm @cmirr aufanp.'
nsSir babsn nniern Billsn pur6sclbt," laate Der
&aufmann urie Sie iebcn, nidt obne Sinperniile ="
CT SeiSte lattcnp auf icnen psrtunpcnen Qrm.
"Sor @usm lalien Sie mid wisn, pelde atenteuer
sic srlebt bateh" agte Der 0tittmeier, lid su pem
Ssr~unretsn lsBsne; uSie babrn msbr Spuren pe5
&Iss auf5uipeiisn ais mir" Der &aumanu er,Gbte.
@r permeilte nit gSrme be 9lntons 6elpenbat. pem er
leine 8stnns 3uiArieb, unp lAlob nit Den gBrrtsn
nNtsine Ssrwunrnn9 Dinprrt mid nitt ,u rsrn uuo
melns 9tudtebs 1T orin9enp nptbwenDis. Die gBoaen
MIL ib bis CUR Gren3e nit mir nebmem."
nMOr9en frI9 ssbt elm Bug uners Grains naA Der
@rsn5e 5uriid oiem tEnnen Ss S9rs gBasen anltlie-
Ben uebri9enS 1T bic 9roBe Srobe isst fiber. @pn
nor9en wirD aud Der 9pltsnlaaj wieber beairuen.
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Ifr3tlide aufri@ti9fei:. Der tefaunte
Sr 9t'3aro Stfrlf bat einss NbenoS einsn scmTcn
d. @rab, bel tbm 81 bleiben unc eini9e 5la6cn 9Beu
nit Nm auS3ulte6sn. = sd bin's Suriepcn," laate
Der Ar3t; ei9entlid mnBte i'd beut nod pier,ebn Woz
tientsn bsludsn nter pappn np fiini 10 tran Ian lie
tein slrjs mebr trren fam, ,lnp neuu pnYcn bobrn
iOlte robuts ecnltitutrnen rap meines @rutsns aue
Ierjts i'll Sonp0n Iie ntt nmbrlngen tGnnrnm
- Sin Yrspi8er trtit tie einen Bauer, ccm bic 8rau
9etprben MAR nit fcl9enoen g8ortcn:
DsSo Die Tsrltortene ieBt mpbnt lit 9u6 uno 8rete
DDann tlsibt ie 9sriB niht errt" erptsperte tsr
Bauer.
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Beciusuuseu.

BceiU9uuscn.
Der gn,etaer" crisin cScn @iitwo6 uo Sanistae une
,pb ben rtp Itcnncun s Sous 9bra@t Der balbdbrlle
Gunm sntri wcrbn muf &uawdriisc @trnnenn helieben
beu teo an ben osactc 9ct!tr Sc 675 acf1as eln,cn'
een @r unb Nitttsiluussn werecn frantiIt erbtten
u;eioen unb ctanntnodnetn acr st ben uter r9cneen
ebnonaru ouiocncni,cn Gnma9c Gnrudune cnes Squares
40 a, rrsr cuoer tsn Sauorc) SO GtS, sreino9s
Ginriurs rs GtS uut jsbcS wcirc a 25 Gts r e'nen
NPpno So ;rci @ratc $500 FIR srei Weno Sloo ur
cs Nouo,c Gr6Fcrc snt9sn crcn .erb6nitn1fi9 Be-
rsu uub Nnsen ticrtt bic rc atcnuen helreere gtrnd
auno gnon fIRucu Biz tr hes rcrbstsenotn Saes.
an 6tm bic 3tiuua erbent, enesfaust werpth
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q. Sal rgamge

the German "RIC HMOND ADVERTISER'.'
B. HAssEb, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every wednesday and Saturday. at
So per Annum, payable in advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable
OFtl;E: 1914. BROAD STREET.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-24
LAND sPECULATIoNs IN THE
WEST. g x


It seems that the emigrant companies
that were gotten up for the purpose Of
rescuing Kansas out of the hands OF the
Border Rufians are turning to be mere
speculative enterprises for operations in
real estate. When the first excitement
about Kansas began, a number of shfewd
men bought up great tracts of land and
laid out villages and towns on them
drew maps, and then went to work to
fight about slavery, in order to adver-
tise the land. Stringfellow took one
side with SO much land; Lane took the
other with so much more. What poor
Titus got, we do not know; but Reeder
and Robinson and Lecompte no doubt
did we'll. They understood the business
SO well, and advertised their land so
finely, that in a short time they had
thousands of purchasers both from the
Northern and Southern States, and the
first operators have no doubt made .
good thing of it. Stringfellow and
Lane, we hear, have just been settling
| up their mutual accounts, they seem to
have gone on shares.
We hear of scores of other Western
land companies gotten up with the help
of the politicians in Washington, and
under the patronage Of the railroads.
Almost every leading man is in one COM
pany or another. But we think the
Kansas operators have proved them
selves the smartest of the lot; We doubt
whether any such successful trick as
that slavery fight has ever been practiset
before.-Ne1U York Herald.
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hoofs he had found that Internal long
piece of iron, and drawn it out of the
frog of the near fore-foot. els that all
you know about it ?'' Tompkins asked,
very quietly. GAIL |" replied the black
smith. "All ! isn't that enough for con-
science sake ?" "Well," replied Tomp-
kins, 81 don't know as it is. I will be
equally frank with you, as the bargain is
finished. I drove that nail into the foot,
but the lameness is in the shoulder, I
think you will find"
As soon as any one of the ethical pro-
fessors at Cambridge can find moments
relief from the spiritual-rapping dis
cussion, Mr.. T0mpkins and his friend
would be delighted to receive a learned
opinion from Old Harvard, upon the
question of the comparative roguery be-
tween the parties to this horse trade
Boston Post.
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Ddtitnl,
THE FUTURE OF NATIONAL DE-
MOCRACY.

If any unprejudiced person--we care
not what may be his distinctive party
afinities, SO that he will be guided by
facts and not biased by partizan ardor-
will contrast the position of our country
now with the State of doubt, alarm and
uncertainty which existed year ago,
he will find ample cause to justify tho
wisdom of the public verdict which ele-
vated James Buchanan to the Presiden-
cy, at so trying crisis in the domestic
and foreign affairs of the Union. Stand
ing as the distinguished Statesman Of
Pennsylvania did among his countrymen,
Nestor among its chiefs and sages, his
fellow-citizens of the keystone State
zealously urged his claims upon the Ma
tional Democracy, as the man most like
ly to conciliate opposition, reconcile diff.
fculties, re-establish forgotten or neg
iected land marks of policy, and bring
about an era of good feeling. But
three months since, when he assumed
the chief executive duties, the mad
waves of fanaticism were dashing against
the rock ship of State; bloody
contention rioted in some of our western
territories; our foreign relations were
unsettled; the air was full of rumors of
troubles and dangers to our social and
national peace; q sense of insecurity
prevailed, and patriotism shuddered at
the perils which seemed to environ our
beloved country. Now how changed are
all these Public opinion is settling
down upon rational basis; we Dolenger
hear threats of dissolution or secession,
the good and wise of all parties look at
the Palinurus at the helm, and see him
consulting the chart of the Gonstitution
as spread before him by the Supreme
Court for his sole guidance; in Kansas,
peace is restored and the law has regained
its supremacy, under which is now being
completed that harmonious system Of
political machinery which changes
dependent territory to a sovereign State,
all our intercourse with fereign nations
is amicable, and all Joints of difference
are discussed in that fraternal spirit
which should animate the great brother
hood of man, enlightened by Christi.
anity and blessed with the refining ihflu-
ences of civilization; that providential
agency which George Washington SO
solemnly acknowledged to have distin-
guished by some manifest token every
step by which we have advanced to the
character of an Independents nation,
hovers over US still and watts down upon
us sense of security and confidence in
| the future, while from the dark storm
clouds which have passed our zenith and
descended towards the horizon, is reject
ed back the rainbow covenant of peace.
-Pen11saxlva2aian