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MAHRTnn.
DIED.

o. tho S6th ult By the Rev. Mr.. walhsas Mr
ITO 81 dE tNsER. Of Richmond. 70 Ahs ANN
II. HkE8E. oi Hsarico coanty.
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aosssrssiowAI pnxvns.--As this public bone
VII be the sahect Of some contention At the ensu
ius ssseioa Of Congress the following statistics re-
ardins the amount paid for It at the last session,
may Be interesting: ssr the printing, ssoz,ls2'S
for binding extra documents $2os So for paper,
Asla.sIs6i, and for engraving S263 5000.
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Financial and Commercial.
NORTHERN Markets.

INV YoRK Nov ap--Flonr decliued. STATE !. 8 e
SO Ohio &5.zsMeA.Tn Soutifrrn - z56@s5o What
hss declining Tendency and Ii dull. Corn hr.a aud
unchanged. Stocks lower.
BAIrrNons, Nov so.-Flour declined Howard and
Ohio Quoted at s. Is Wheat unsettled and 3,5 cts,
lower, Corn uuehanQed. p.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-In consequence Of
~ change in our business, we shall decline ths
HIRING OUT OF NEGROES for the ensuing year.
de l-5t 49, BAKER l. PLHASANTS.
NOTICE. will leave the city in few
~ weeks. and offer for sale WOMAN, who is an
excellent Nurse, can Wash and Iron. and il good
Cook, and is very trusty. will also sell q large
parlor Brussels Carpet Chandelier Centre Table, and
other Furniture. Any person who wishes to buy
the above. can call at No. q Main street.
de l-2Ws y. STRAUSE.
CLOAKS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
" We are opening this morning large lot of SPLEEN
did VELVET TRIMMED CLOTH CL0AKS, pur-
chased at great sacrifice for cash. and will be sold
at astozshingly low prices FOR CASH, or to prompt
customers PRICE WATKINS.
Beautiful vELvEF CLoAKs, alss, arriving this
mornn-. p. d w.
de I-3t 20
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Pref. johns.

The Arst leeturs Of Professor Josss viii ss deiir'
cred at che Athensum, tpntsht. $50
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BRIDGE BURsT-The bridge crossing Roanoke
river, on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
was destroyed by fire on Friday night last The
accident will cause some arrangement In the
running Of the trains, but not of long continu-
aneA .-
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de MAKCUS HARRIS, No. ls3 Broad st.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pursuan
to an ordinance passed 18th January, 1855 will
attend at the Collectors Office in the City Hall from
the 18th to the 3st of December inclusive to receive
the remaining half of taxes from such persons as
are entitled to deduction Of 10 per cent by hay-
ing previously paid the first half in June last in &C
rnrdauNe Wi - -
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GEORGE TIMBERLAKE.

q GRAND OPENIN OF ONE
~ HUNDRED CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
RUBBERS.-Pers steamers from New York and
Philadelphia, we have received one hundred
cases OF Boots. Shoes and Rubbers the character Of
which is so miscellaneous that an advertisement
could not represent the different kinds of Shoes or
the inducements offered to purchasers We can.
therefore, only solicit the public to give us a call
and be convinced that they can save from Is to 20
per cent by purchasing of
de MARGINS HARRIS No Jes Rroad Of
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spuc1Ar q}rrcns.
- JA1llis ELLErT,
.COWwIsnIONEH In ClaANCEHY,

NOTARY PUBLI0 AND GENERAL AGENT,
Will attend at all times to the tdtos Of bis Office
and to the taking Of Dispositions, both Ia Richmond
city and Henrco county and aly 0thee Notarisl bu-
siness that may be dssirsd And, as aensrsl Ageat.
uil give especial attention 70 Whiting Desdk " tne
g ven 70 any and all buAiness which may Dc en-
trusted to him. 80
~ Ofice on Governor. MAXI door 10 FRANKLIN
street. with Crsnshaw q Wsllfsrd. de- Its
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Nv STRAYED-From my stable on
Avenue last Friday a Sorrel MARE
Her two hind feet white, and she has a star in
her forehead. will give liberal reward for her
return to me. =
de l-2t< GEORGE TIMRERLAKE
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MACkEREL.-50 bbls. No. l and 8
AsA Mackerel; 300 bbls. and half bbls Potomac
Gross and North Carslins Family Roe Herrings: 100
dog. Brooms, different sizes, for sale by
del TH0S. JONES L CO.
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SHIPPING.

kE FOR NEW YORK.-The
<Ff Steamship JAMESTOWN will re-
SS5sz33 ceiys freight to-day. MosDAr, and up
M : n We the hour Of o'clock p. II. TUES
that hour. 1 b1s'"SS ~
no a,-2t LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
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OI0 00n CYPRUS SHINGLES,
IOeOOO landed, and for sale by
de r. H. WHITLOCK 4 SON
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SiY Lesa faa sals

ei,y Lets fes sale.
Hs ksai Estais sasaassa IN NE css,,rn uor,,e. -
Vac ciis o. davenport knows % ..ckseehfl,s
Addiuon, stli be ios ssle, with he ssc~nsioa N
ssors 70: one, oslvsentAe nvsr aaA puoiie roed
waseh VII % Leased for msehsNcal purpoess !, q
and ensf Ne rtA 10y ~ Mar usEf. A ~ AK.
lssnsee .sye = ssea ~ applying TO 4 cAuesAili a
Ne Catse hssss. q any N4e bssweos ~ ~
and NJ . May.
AHleedAvs. A. CHURCHILL.
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BAnNIM III IIIERs
Importers Aad Wnoiesais D.aiss Ia
Toys, FANCY coon,
Wood end Willow Ware. Aoassksspia Arti.
Giles, Ae.
MAnufaeturors OF
FIRE w 3,
70. ~ Lass srsssr, CmscAso tlLissIs
meni7 d~Jm
1857. SPRING Il y. Ir.-
TA0kAs 0x01GE . CO.,
40 AIdl ~ ffsakiia 81. 3oi Lake street
CHICAGO, -.-.- ILLINOIS
sAsusAc, Casas o.
hoaxb sad Finished Brace wosk of every ssscrip
Plain. rianisaed, San pod and Japannod Tin war.
.oppsr f,ps, Kettles, o ~,isr., 81 eAs.s ana Covers
s,I.fIaatAias, praasai Pipes aud C.olsfs,
Fancy aaa PLAIN ioiivI sets,
.ea,nbvf faiis, uarisa syeinEiefs Ac,
tfte''an !" ell ripe, plaia Asd 8a.,aaired
.ii' anh Force famps, sc.
n waoLssALs pzALsHs
iiAher's Mock, Machines ana iIaua Tools,
FfoaeE liuanpi and Euameisi Ware.
i@nisfhsoi VERY yanvij, Bf.xIerss ard Boil, Con
per,
..ras., topp~, iron aaa steel ware,
meg. aa sl.. z'ns, ia1.. orrsr, ia f'
nyaiAahe Rams, ron AID Lsai f.pe,
habber Hose, Dsiilag aud paesiBx,
stoves, Hot air raraic.s, ksxis.crs, &c.
nn"raors promptly snsndvd, aud prices ~ Low
AZ tne mat st vail silos.
III we Away Tce.iy. DLD OPP AMI
bhAssifom ouroassomers ~ tn. Highest rates,
f"os esosos, EDWARD n.xiLros, o.. sATas
mhl7 dsm
WGh Nssl.lss, Aa.A Il a.
nOLEsALE ssnOCEmA.
." south Water street, corner Michigan Avenue. ~
Reynolds ~ hiy. block,
C1lICAliO,
AVE va store AMI oncr To the spriag trade the lsrx.
AAfst and sao-t cpiapici. assortan. nj OF
CroCOriOa
" be found la the West. Aavins a r.sslcat ,.,,,.,
IA se~ i,rs, srs "a Sking our purc h.svs ~utlr.,x INN,
hrst nsnhs, 49, can oier Inducements sqasi W suy bous,
east . ~sst e insi.e especial attention Of Jobb~r.
aud others ~ our shock ri
6eAs,
which coinprisss = large and complete .s>,r,msn, ana
" pfN~~ : "~ % lover than ~ New YORK CITY.
so'iet an examination OF oar stock, ana are coa
hieht ~e eau nnsse u iJI ti- saIr4r.i OF leader. 10 m.As
tn.tt purchasers from Ia. .%
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4 ION on Y O,isn Puups are snusely a.
necessary ,ssever yoody 70 acaa ainesd viii their
utility and their preference over any other HAD
manufactured. Tasy don't get oat Of repair, nor DO
thcy freeze ap, wniie snay arc cheaper thau ell oA.
Or ps0ps. Those persons who wtoa 70 witness Shosy
operation ear call - Capt. n. Lowry's, " upon =
subscriber, whore thsy will SEQ heW sAstIy ney
uogk.
Orders len With b. L. shorey. Esq., DsvsnDosts
ci.ek- or n NJ. &. Washbarns hard ARE store, o.
second street, will bs sttsudsd 10 VIII pronpssess
and odsltsy. j. @. SnOkHY.
ysal5 81 dw ~ Davenport MaeAipe WORK..
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1SsA b1A0hSd 1oAo
Burrows Y Prettyman.
Hersigs aal Decide DRY 49,. -
Aats. Caps, clstAiAs, sec'
Would i.viss q. attention Of paraI AL
lAsse sni varsd sssossnea, Wrs III
thus eonnuniiy. Ne do not pfufs~ "a t.ef N
n~.,sAborA bat oass sso1 0ss3s 81 sss.r,..
y .ss.soass.ssly f.es'.ias ssiis.aas 70 CO. = os =
"shsvs sos os hand . Sac sssortmssrt g.
DRESS GlN
eilks. nsrtass. PasanHstas. va,eas,a..aa.
Lsssfss, peLaiase, De-, oAauls Ana Haa-
ullas N great variety,
CletAs, oaeot0osoo, veesiAss, loaAv naAe
ClstAinG 81 Wseles oee1s o. al sin1a.
sattesee - ~ ee0tne ssaeea.
Groceries, Orookerv.
lnardware, Carpets, OIL ClsthS
Rubber Goods, Window Sd.
and Yankee Motto -"'
-, ~. sss. g. s:. =, .s s:r 49,, :, s'''- -. sas, ,.,.s,.
.lieA e - cad ID ..siis. u cur ssnSiss. =
'I,s = , aud . aasss 'sosa Of Dry GesAs sss.
" .~ssAaa. - vzi ssl ssy oosd. In car l.s ss
.AeA o. sAess ti.e cd pre.gs paper. = loo = sIsy ssa
TO ERsWERG
Pay ~ kt0Aees Mayhss Price Coz al kinAs d
IroAnni
Al u uAnt e ArDn1ns oAll on
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
WHOLESALE n RETAIL DkALgRs IN
q O8El0N nOWENTl(
DRY GOODS,
oeetD. oAees. Hats, caps, clesAins, - -
FRONT rkkgT
ocsio DAVENPORT. IOWA
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Davenport
Commercial CeIIsge.
vINnls lnsussttea y psspa I'd 70 give - nll asS
sAoseooA . esssse ~ snssraesios In
ose6 Keeping. Writing, De-,
- psssens 81 eli aess aud ssxss, ~ can b. .a..,,>a
sseny othsr In Ne WEES. "
Oss .oo9s ere lasBs aud con lssIsbls, hsvias b.s.
soeesrueesd especially Tor our ose. Tho psolie - -.
doeoeo 70 ell ond oxamius our mo 10 Of NM.
spesenens of rvsmansAip. &c.
WRITING DEPARTMENT.
Pessoas 81 eosh ssss s.asAi over, hisd Of pes.
oasseipi and taasAses prepared for ssscuunr ~
tssPafun9 Ne sans In srisEi1ac nauaer-
oss roe9 sssd ssciasvsly ier Iadlss and chuAe,..
1o1lcn TO susIx Ess MEN.
ras1ssles asess.iea paid 70 posuae. opsaiss. e,oa.
~ - eAsaeease oooss. Also . bv go 81 kouka
wilo = eop&tsI partes vhoss euslaas- vtIl nos 49,
rass 49, SoDsoyins . esok ksspsr on tsfns vAieh
sAap W0IslsS AID eopygxo
81 svsry Descriptions doss 81 ne sAssssss .oue>.
ses Isroos 6aseesian ssasl-s a. oss seons 4.
ssessys ss~ ssaidias. eSssss 81 laird ana PER-,
- 2 o 9 LOPEZ, PrissAn,.
eAysseN A PRATT, Assv g
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Improved Osci,lating steam Engine.

e risa d wsdaw orth's faten,J
oaAafsetarsd ct the Hawksyo Aashias Shop
Fourth s., 49,. u ead ~ tao u
oAvENPOMT, So
Inn subscribers ars nov prslar, j 10 GArash a.
= ofuer Engines 81 any siss, All invite thass
may b seen running Thee. Rngi Il, are model. -,
ss@p!io!tj and eampsetBess, and earfhInsns a. ,hs,
90 AL essi yesfsres Of Ihs sssss -sesSv sesftsr
safsas, wt,a o,haFs OF gresi atisity l,rtaiiar to shcu
seisos. @Aks thsm .paiticulsrl! So 1nical In fuel
and rspAtss. We siso make,
I'LL WOkk Of all kinds and 4ACHlnIRY
In sanarai, oil tho best quality.
Repairing 4srosM pitt bone,
On bctag served 10 ssiisiartioa
ieclssA dsu row SSENp. IfTH a co.
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Arrival of Now Stock

". -. MN sX.
MANUFACTURERS \ III ALEH IN
Harness, Saddles. Whips. Fly Netts, &C.
1.-THE old stand If q. " rarnrs. sreosd 81
ieur doof. hastof kfAdy,
sf0S o. &sw v0Rk HARSsss sroxx.
m.ypl.t
/ Rare Chance!
k",h sALh- The beet patt - l~sa Tor Health
4 Wheat. aud asnbsr, = sa@ AL fi,us Mill, viii
= sieAsa hssinr 81 each ~ilh gearing eompiet. IN.
dsmani fof la nber AM flnpr IN tue nrirhbsrhooj
...ass, unlimited. while fimh-t snd Wheat arr
.oana.ns Lhoe~ .isAias ,cr q sats and lucrative
'ts'"ses' Wv . msdefst@ "suas mss sddrc.s
kNfI fkisk,
"~'s's" stntgn. nentan soant,, ls~N
suAwIs. MAKrlILAs. rrc.
4 r.ss s.oss z Tap, stella, Z ..amsss, Arosh,
sai, fr -shioi,ian 1t suIruN O
ar III kcog F.fr, asd3i-ts
spry l.uUsbes.
l'tif sa'r.nier siu So % hand At all time. 81 h.
' .sri on the corner u Kssk Isisud and Third ID.
DRy CHICAGO LUKBER
ss,, description. " WHEELER
al, 10 du
u~niaprovsd Lands Ia CLINTON County.
ssl,-w i%s-esionsl hslf w u. sec { -, .
rI*i"s acFes. Very law % sasp
~honI0onkRY CO.
w. "a r. 81 W SIN z 4 40 &C %, assr ,ovn
-"a faiiFesa Priee ss.so PER acre T.fms cav.
CITY PROPERTY.
NoS-spi-adid Nil she aessa 4 arid
!. On counts road. Prize To- A.I tsrm.
Sot Vacant lot on Third e.. . Ia
4 ,ck Island, ~ BY Nv n. = "e
Ptscs Us lef sot, te- str.er per,,.r,
Ne e-vaoae. ma, (,~s.ae s.,s.s
'i,s'ss'' a.ea.
d. .ol on foufkh n s.fs ne taHa.
.ong time gwen
. fvs dsgs I aaaii W alto h. saos q plAI .l
nwu sddtton TO the city ~ nsssrPert Rnrthe;
rarlieuiaIs can be obtained hon ID sahinx a. once.
.nlah
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Rs0dy-A Made Clothing
At q

D1eoolue1on.
'i'hb partnership heretofore existing usAss he
style VI Aacxles, corbin q White 81 Fon Dee
Mvines, iova,is This das dissolved By mstssl soa-
s'st. MACK 40 Il CORDIN,
LOWELL WHITE.
rsrt DesN otnss, Doc. ~, 1855.
~. Loveh White Will eaasnae the business
sso'd stsnt In Fort ps. Maia-e Il S3Avl
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H4ss;E. Dcr. H4arssber!!
CANNON a. FREyCM'S
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,

~
k&e Tur
LARGEST LUMBER YARD ~ DAVENPORT.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE on HAND.
i aai eaer ;sE .s.s tAs large, al les, as.s:i.
ment Of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
ersr offered & n..esrcg;. co sistirD "a
:leseto feel Ilasns 1ii1tes o:evexs G.msn.loa
Loco d. ses4e q f'eos.sf rouh sd ,itrs.i
10 60 Do nssa lesta. fso.s L u :. .,ss lsls
.l.aao &c saessitsT
aososo d. aa.ss, iss.hsf,easca asa ha,l,uch of
- sas sga lles
w. a. 15esr nnhe. ~ A-.shlrg, Of cvery
tLseklkse
5000 II ca; sa.s..st
lsss9a d - 81 Is. ). Sialasies
$500 &c sssesl 10
1900 O. fath
i9es q Ticket.
A. lstae areoftfas&t at Deer Eask. p'.ris,
" asA al r7or Frame., Aauidlug ard Scroll
We, &C essFT variety AID ef las hssi quality soa.
ssa - III : = "A fnatufse1nrea 10 order ~ the
shortest rSslsr. iiiav.Eg larve stock o. LOIS We
prepared 30 oil orders IN franz. ard Egldge
Timber With Tia asmoss di~ratef.
uyis-aif CANNON FRENCH
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9otels.
DENTON HOUSE.
SCOTT aaOlIN.

SCOTT MOI AZ.
oRNER OF HARRISON AND FRONT
~ Streets. Que square below tAs Steam, Pack, a.
Ferry Landing, J. Humphrey d Co. rroprl,,ar.
would respcciiIi. .lMcuLc. IL .Aer kal.,.rs irle,
aud ths pubic g..sray that tksy Asy. parvha.cl
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
and added than half ~ 10 former size asl
having re- dtt.d aud re- Furnished tl. entire hou..
ara prepared render the stay of iuesfs pleasant
They will ATTN 10 merit Continuance of the iatfo.
sxs literally bestowed upon them hersiolor,
This house 10 Of the noel pleasant lcatiuu. In
Davenport comm snding view VI the river OF Rock
lsland city, snd Of cd For, Armstrong f~baif
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Y1B PALACE DINING 6AL00N p *
- wln y agsin epssed on wsdnss- VAA1
oaees1 = Asssssesss On ths Eastern aad karooee.
49, ee9es - eapsrvisen Of X C. Nt1ea
0y0fee 0eAe Asd 0sats VI I'll klpde eseysd nm
= - eo9, y every ssyle. asd IL . lnanner rusur
- II ~ 49, wos u Nsv Yoek Rsgsisr
mS.3 - un . eeloet. nus - I'll !. AUD ffosn
eeeee, \ ~ 61.aae1 q sssAssisg fsl - 1srSrss
aasleeseeo - ~ - 1svss - vliA shslr Neasc.s.
- = = sSs1s9 - 1sss Ssskissshis ~ =.
y f12Y.Ea.{ all 49, - . = -
- s.ssssEs IS = . - =
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Rofk 1slou0.
q, 4. PORTER = nROTsaER,

q, q. rO11EN . BROTHER,
aocx rslArr, Iilfxcts,
BOOKSELLERS, STAT1ONERS, AND
- Dealers In Wall Paper and Yankee Notion.
Agcnts Tor Whites New York Type Foundry and
Hocs Printing rrcss~e Tyre, &C, On hand srlc ~
WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER ~
w ls,0co rolls on hand, just received ard oren.
log We have no hesitation 10 sa,tng thai we nsNe
the lArecss and beet variety west o. aneaEe, -
visit 10 our store and warehouse ~ii SNOW al "
Witch will h. sold 81 r~a.onahl- Er.es1
PORTER HaoTHEk,
Old rieneet Book Store,
.cAs.,, Rc<k 1sian., finola
nApER TARREp FOR ROOFING, At
PORTER 4 BRoTuER's,
.,,a> Rock Island
1VOMPAssss or ALL SIZES. OF 0URLEY
ii 4 foRTER = pRorn,Ns,
sp:aSw.. Goek Island
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n Enamsssc Iroa
Adams iaakss tns ple,nre % Silver Plate
1oAhs iAASss rHs picture "a Nca
Aeams messs De psstGIs ou Ulass
Adnsns mAkss Gas picture 81 Pap~r
r1Aaasn s y.stssss are slsGzp Asasd 81 any n tAs
~ Glseos, oeswoea oeesna "a TIM y ~
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NEW YORK HOTEL.

uARRRlsON. BETWEEN FRONT AND
l. bseo.d streets oas square below the f~rr,
LAasdiny, J. kisfrr, Proprietor
This uoass 4. ole OF The k.osi pleasant locations
commanding fIs view VI the Mississippi river AID
Rock lsiupd iau..tf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Three Daily Troagh Trains bstws<p Phll.ds,,h,.
and ri,.ssurr -THk AOkNiN0 Nail TK1 .
isc,ss rsi - Ssr ttssssu.g q "a ~,
tAlisA.lpai. ssi y =. rHk :;iSS ....ssrs Ter Ter
W. -sI p ls.ss. rhll;dsphia ct r. aT Exrnkss
- sssss Lee - s sss. s:lss!s ut =
49, 70 sr- sssG 8, Lss .tssesry With the Rail.
~ fcm, .u.s . n L.sias.os and Issi..i i
6SaAssSy, To.sac ton. sprins asd nslIsfsst Mains,
0aediio. aud " Cleveland Coiambus, xansssiiis
S0shss ,oass Sss.sr Ohio also, With the sssaiu
Isasvtiis q - ssd frea New Orlssas, s.. Lsuis,
sAsvs s.ess''e can b bed ,osr from either u The
- ssssssr ys:,ieeIsrs hana bill. ., the dts,r
Ana M az 49,, ssesslssss FROM the Wsss uili
Shiiedsaphis. 1aitinsors, hes York N Rss,as "
THOMAS MOORE
AEekln8N, Agen, rssseassr LIss f.,....
pkkAhsphkn. Jane - ~ DIV
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THOSE WISHING ANYTHING DONE IN
i the failsing. GlsxlIg, Grainlls W Paper .lan..
tlg line, car have IL dosss sLert Lotcs a. a ln .
rsas, WorkmAniiks and durable manner, aud oa rs..
-ahls ssTns, BY calling o. the uadsrs.gasd a, III,
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VI Brady Thankful fer past fayors anj s.,,.cl,
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-08
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN WHOSE


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Lsisih ssreesa then ssretehsng away for ssssrsi
saaafss o. the senils slopes The bll. ard tenn.
listing on the bfo>d p.alu beyond Naus Of thsse
snvri the fhes. We've Of Landscape AID liver al
arc covered With the natural svvwth e yean9 tn
VI % desirable for residences. The ua1efsI9ned
vite the attention Of Ill to this rare oprersuussy
for making prodtAble iAvsstDesfs an1 sssnsine Is
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-01
Principles Of the American Council
Of Steubanville. Ohio.

We, whose names are hereunto subscribed,
do hereby adopt, and agree to be governed in
our political action, by the following princl-
piles. -
lst. None but Americans to rule America.
Cd The Union must be preserved.
Sd. No Foreign interference in American
affairs.
4th. No union of Church and State.
5th. Invioability of National Treaties.
9th. Personal morality Indispensable to
Office.
7th. An open Bible, without note or COM
ment, in all our Public Schools.
9th. Thorough reform of the Naturalization
Laws.
9th. A capitation tax that will exclude
foreign paupers and convicts.
10th. No appointment of foreigners on
diplomatic posts.
llth. Strict economy in the administrati on
Of the Government.
18th. No interference with the right Of citi
zenship already acquired by foreigners, and
the protection of law TO all who immgrate
from love OF liberty, but uncompromising
opposition to Political Catholicism, whether
ia the person OF an American demagogue, OF
foreign Ecclesiastical Despot.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-01

DIVISION OF THE BALTIMORE CONFER
ENcE.-A division Of the Baltimore Con-
ference, M. E. Church, measure which
has been in agitation for the last fifteen
years, was finally effected on Wednesday
last,
By this division the Baltimore Confer.
ence will be composed of the Baltimore,
Potomac, Lewisburgh. Roanoke, Rock
inghim and Winchester districts including
Patapsco stations and circuit, and Mont
gomery circuit, and the Baltimore East
Conference will be composed Of tht
North Baltimore, Frederick. Cumberland
Belllonte, Northumberland and Carlisle
districts, including WhaIcoat and Emoroy
stations. There will therefore be tw'
Conferences held next spring
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-04-01
TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

TOWNSHIP DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Trustees-James McKenney, James
Means, Henry Adams. ..
Cons:ables-Ephraim M. Stonesipher,
VIM. Myers.
Assessors-1st district--Thomas Nc
Farland. I'd district, -
SupervisOrs--lstdistric5 VIM H. Con-
nell, ID district. Peter Thomas, Sd dis.
trict, Solomon Risden, 4th district Henry
McCrystal
Clerk-Stephen w. Hill.
Judges Of Election-lst district, Sam.
uel Fison, ID district, John H. Lindsey,
VIM. Dunlap.
Clerks of EIection--ls. district, M. O.
Junkin, I'd district VIM. Peters, ]. M.
Hickey.
In looking over the above list of candi-
dates, we notice The names Of six gentle
men who have heretofore been members
Of, and acted with the American Council,
but who left the party last fall, on ac-
count of the anti-Slavery position taken
by the party in the Presidential contest.
They still profess to be strong National
Americans, and propose at any time to
return to the party upon the condition
that the Council agree 10 "ignore" the
Republican doctrine of freedom. There
being however perfect unanimily in the
order upon the great question of univer-
sal freedom to all men, it is not very pro-
bable that the condition these gentlemen
propose will be complied with. We
wish them much happiness in their new
political relation, and have no doubt but
their Catholic friends in the Democratic
ranks, will labor faithfully for their sue
cess-but all to no purpose. There are
four other gentlemen, ten in all, who have
left the American party for the same rea.
son. Our Catholic friends were most Ger.
lainly very partial on last Thursday nigh
at their primary meeting, in that they die
not give them some honorable position
upon the ticket; they had it in their pow
er to have done so, for we think it vii
hardly be doubted, that large majority
of the voters at their meeting were mem
I bers of that communion. They therefore
could have placed every back slider
"Know Nothing" in The city, upon thei
! ticket. Why then did they not do it
: What encouragement is there for patriot
ic men to leave the American Party, ant
unite with the Catholics, when they ar
treated with such neglect?