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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ BILE FARM IN THE County OF ELIzABRTa
CITY.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for the county of Elizabeth City, pronounced on the
18th day of March io5S. in the suit of Armistead VS.
lett, &C. the undersigned Commissioners, will,
the 2eth day of April next ut IL o'clock, before the
Court Home door Of said county; in the town HaDp-
ton otter for sate that valuable Farm In said county
known as Oakland" formerly Mrs Jett's bounded
west by Hampton river east by the lands Of Joseph
north by VIM. Callers land. This Farm contains
about 263 acres and is ono of the most desirable
farms in lower Virginia. being in sight of Fortress
Monroe and Immediately opposite the town OF
Hem pton. from which Il is separated by the river.
The chesapeake Female College and tho flourish
ing school of J. b. Cary, are located within few
hundred yards Of the fsrfa
TER@s or SAtE--For the sum OF 81 e9a credit Will
be allowed viz: On ore half the said sum y months,
and the other half two years. with interest from the
day Of sale to he paid quarterly, secured bs bond
and personal security, and lien upon the land or
title retained. For the remainder n the purchase
money cash viii he required.
WIN WILLIS, Com,ra
TAzEWELL TAYLOR. o'h'rs'
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q VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.

E..s AAULD I vi y "
Ii ING. ON GtACE.srFE&T BETWEEN stu
AND 9Th STREETS, FOX SALE OR RENT-We
are authorized (at the request of the owner who
ides IN lower Virginia. to sell the large and admi
rably located Residence on race street recently in
the occupancy of the late John WoDble The hons.
has annie accommodations for a large family to-
gether with large kitchen. stable, carriage house
&C. The lot has front of % feet. and depth Of
$50 feet to an alley. The whole premises in
good order. If not sold within the next ten days il
terms will be reasonable. Apply to
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FOR SALE. &C

FOR sALE-A negro WOMAN, to re-
WASHER and IRoNER she Is sold iSr iio S AMI
her owner having no use for her; She is 20 or IS
sold cheap, on limited credit. Apply at this Office
an 2i-ts
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FOR WH.MINGTON. N.C-ThC

eS--S good .chr OLIVER II. TOLLEY, Capt JoHx
y kvI- having the greater portion of her cargo cu
gagged and SoiaR on board, viii have all possible dis
patch For remainder Of cargo, apply to
AZ CIV W C0LQUlTT 4 Co
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- FOR RENT-Fouf houses, situated
III on broad stEeet near The Cshtral Railroad De.
pot, containing r0onls each These houses are st..
constructed that they be used for stores or pri
yatc dwellings Rent $40 per month 70 prompt fen
ants. Apply 10 BDW'D ID EACHO,
.2-6t
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| BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM "a

"A MILE PROM THE CITY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-W Win be sold upon the premises,
MONDAY the 18th instant, commencing ut Az
o'clock n that valuable Cottage Farm, known as
from he city, nearly opposite the MT Erin" tract
aud now in the occupancy of Thomas w. Peers
Esgr.
The farm contains acres, we'll nclosed, and stock
cd with variety OF fruit trees. &C The dwelling is
Handsome succeed building with rooms beant-
fully situated with lawn and shade trees; also the
out houses Whether regard he paid to the
TO the city its beautiful and beautiful stu
alton to the fertility ofthe land, this may be just
IL considered the most valuable Cottage Farm of its
size 10 the neighborhood of Richmond.
TERMs.--One-third cash. the balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes, with Interest added,
and secured by a trust deed.
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.r- STEAMER BELVIDERE

,E-.-t sssss.zs FOR DALTu10RE-Fr Freight receiv
81 1t3 5E FRIDAY ) and up 10 the hour of2 o'clock
It. SifuRhAf. the 2tth last unless suffciency
io received p1iUr to that hour.
TN noes rrr Te4n 'sted 20 send fOr their goods
. .4sv Il
Stlpprs a-g rrqIFsfrd 90 suAG in tho names o
fzeir caas'eGees Saturday afternoon, or their ship
--nts wti i've cpu,i-uvd I, order.
~ 1T LUDLAM & WATSON.
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rs HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

gs: will sell, at great BARGAIN desirable lot
of Ground near the old Dietillery and outside the
corporation line. 1t has frontage OF q feet and
depth OF loo feet. II has it twostori. d frame
Dwelling, and is enclosed with substantial fence
An adjoining lot. of tile sale dimensions will be
sold also. if desired. Apply to
CAUTH0RN
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FOR RENT-A yery desirab

O. + u Il X Il IA very desirable
III dwelling on Grace street between Adams and
Foushee one square above Grace street Baptist
Church. The house contains ten iooms, ana has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard, and is in one of the most
pleasant neighhorboods in the city.
To good tenant the rent will be low. Apply 70
la 23-t5 RAGESND q Bht.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GAM
l,S I'LL A 81 LINZ, IT.

BLb'S Hit, on THE EAST LINE OF 4TH
BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD sTREETS, FOR
SLE.-We are authorized to sell the above yana-
hle real estate recently in the occupancy of r. Jo
A Lockwood, The lgt fronts ll71a feet. and rims
oack 80 feet having eercQnya large framed dwell
ling. ia l,ett repair heHides large brick kitch.
en- (oa adjoining lot) anda we'll of h:.e water The
property will be divided to SUIT purchasers
For terms, apply TO G0DOIN APPERSON.
APP 81 ct Aucts.
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~ FOR RENT OR SALE. The small
81 Soap Factory on Fairfield street. near tn,
old Distery, 18th street. or further particulars
apply to EDWARD McADAM,
p. S.-The subscriber having enlarged his old
Soap AMI Candle Factory franklin street rear OF
ST. Charles Hctel, and now NOTWITHSTANDING on lar
ger scale than respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally TO his large and well assort
cd stock of Soap and Candies also for sale eigh;
hundred bushels hest quality leeched ashes to which
mbI-tf E. Nc A.
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nod LIVER OIL JELLY.-Prepared
" from the pure Norway Cod LAYER Oil. The most
delicate stomach can receive and retain the oil In
an 20 Druggists.
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~ CLOTRfNG!! CLOTHING! The snhscri
hrF has inst received his stock OF SPRING
IL CLnTiIIN 8 and. GENTLEhkN'S FUR
Nl>HlNG AoApS. 10 which he would ask the at
!cution a HIS friends and the pnhlic generally
+. SrENCE
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~ FUR RENT, and possession given
LID in few days. the large aud desirably located
Dwelling corner of 5th and Franklin etreets, no.
occupied by Mrs G c Burton, a Boarding House,
for which 1t is admirably adapted. Apply 10
THOMAS " BOSWELL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator
an RIir nc
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rized to sell SIS am Saw Mill and Fixtures in com
Henry Brel Persons dispoaed to purchase, are re-
quested to gall on Mt SFe.l or usl Terms reason
able. Apply T9,,, doDDlN 8 ApPERsoN.
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BOARDING, Mrs. BAS0 6acr ~. =
go, s..y. OF dtseri hs.ween stA Ana OH 49,
soa,n sue, sna secoba door ao cHf - a. Cray
nsr lons snible for families also ether sr,s ~,
Eenssmen and transtents Hnd&an arcoaa,nodss Ut ~
VI p smeiEe sentlemsn with DAT BUARt,l VA , an
80. $50. ap t9--6Bs
s,,s.,.. ..a snAONDi, VIRGINIA.
situated ct the corner Of Grace and stf ~. ~.
,ma .ne Northwest corner Of the Capitol SQUARE and
near 20 the Warrington Monument. viii be h r..s
"srs 70 receive gnests on the LIST January fs,s
h iae N9anty W point Of contguity to bn.ineas
NIX anasent 70 the Capitol Banks Oostam Uanss
Mstahass MILE and warehsusss, tosesher rish Il.
nenthinlness because Ct ths bsa,itIfs, prsmenadas
suSsaca oy the Public Grounds inmediatei IN !fsht
rendert nc once attractive IN ""h''
h. Win such advantages. the proprietor appreciates
~ ~ aesponsosty In undertaking to serve the nuhiic
~ meet whch. ne gives assurance OF annie snpnIes
n - et ass.tuous attention TO the wants III All
ae lY-d1 .tsssMa T. sMlR II, Fsort,etor.
mcn,b.ra o would oe happy So fsse'ss eafts from
~ .efs Oh the Legislature and others VINO tniobt
slsa 70 engage rooms before the opening day 'sA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

rEORGE STARRETT-Belyin's New
~ Building Governor Street between Main and
FRANKLIN formerly is6 Main street, Richmond, Se
Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves, Ranges
Earmerss Boijers Portable Ovens Pumps, Water
PAM Bath Tuba sinks Lead and Iron Pipe Fire.
lin and sheet Iron ware. Sal Irons and Hoase
Keeping Goods generally.
ders for Work or Merchandise executed win dis-
patch at the .wourr .~ovr aTarr
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FOR RaNr xNr sxi.n
a FOR RENT-The first floor of ~

e. Fon hGNf-ihe first floor of the
a. House on Main street. two doors above Roshar,
Hall, formerly occupied by DR., Fdmunds. Thsrs
are two rooms furnished with water and vas bssaa
ward and ont houses attached. IL is afnrabiv AMI,
81 for dentist, physician other professional gen
;leman. sNH
FOR LeASE-The valuable Tot on the northeast
corner OF Cary and 9TH streets fronting 20 feet and
running hack abb ut s. feet It's location is such rs
tn ensure good rents II improved with small stores
and dwellings,; and Tor workshops, foundries &c IL
Is particularly adapted. long lease will be given
at a moierate rent. Apply to
10 1SN
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g. FOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling,
nj on South side Main between LIST and I'd stress
with large ICONS, kitchen, and large yard attach
ed. lately occupiedby DR., HUT
ap I7-eod6t JAS VI TAYLOR 4 SON
- FOR RENT-Atl OFFICE, on Ross
Eli street, suitable for a Physician Lawyer
Apply to
an 2I-Tt$ GEORGE r. PEAKE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

CTRAW GOODS BLEACHED AND
- PRESSED We have recently edded the Bleach
ug of ntrew Goods 10 regular busin IS, and arc
now prepared 20 Bleach and Press every description
of Straw Iegorn, Lace and Fancy BonBets also.
Ieghoru aud straw Flats, Panama Hats, &c. Hay
ing engaged the services OF a good work man, with
the requisite machinery, new blocks. both for ben
nets and hats hope to receive reasonable share
OF patronage.
DENNIS & BRO, Overs,
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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BOARDING, a.

aIA4r o.
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COFFEE.-l00 bags prime Lagusyra
~ Coffee, for sale by
an -N WIN TAYLOR.
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ADDITION AT AUCTI0N.-wir be sold upon
the premises on TUESDAY, the 27th of April. COM
msncing at ocioes 10 acres OF Lana ~ DuvaIs
line OF the corporation of Richmond and adjoining
the property of Mr.. VIM Robinson, and the late
residence of Mr.. Wm Booth, now sir. Henry Iiol-
land
FERNS at sale which will be made most accommo-
dating. JAS MTAYL0R 4 son.
an q Aucts,
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LIORTY THOUSAND FEET ONE INCH
l. SEASONED ALBANY OAK which l will sell
~ great sacrifice. IL early application be made.
EDW'D Il DuDLEY
ap n 10th st, betMeen Main and franklin.
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Z s. McELROY would inform lis aus.
"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |,

toners and friends that he may lt found with Mr. c
y ~ pLLSGEa. and respectfully solicitsH call and
sIatiuu3pCe "a thcir patronage. ap b-lm
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! FOR RENT-The House on Carr

III street, between I'd and Sd, at present occupied
Mrs Holden Rhodes. Ithas rooms, is in thorough
repair, and to good tenant will he rented at mode
rate price. Possession given st day of May. Ap
ply TO DlBLELL Il JOHNSON,
an 5-ts Shockoa Sin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-24

A BEAUTIFUL, glossy and luxurious
IA Hair can be obtained BY using PeIieiter's Gold
fluid 1t increases its growth prevents iis fall
ing I'll, restores its color aud renders II soft and
glossy. Price 25c. For sale by
GEO DOWDEN, Druggist,
sp2 IT'S Broad n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22
The BEST AND CHEAPEST
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.


SlOan's Ointment and Condition Powder.
For Purity Mildness Certainty and Thorough.
ness, SLoAN'S OINTMENT erceiS, and Is rapidly SUE
persedins al other Uiotmen,s and Lniments now
in use for the following diseases:
Fresh wounds, gals Of all kinds, sprains, bruises
cracked heels ringbone windgals, pole evil callus,
spsvns, sweeney, stola. sitfasts strains, ianeness
and cracks. foundcred feet, scratches and gre sse
mango and h distemper,
The POWDER Will remove all inflammation and
fever, purify the bsod loosen the skin, cleanse the
water, and strengthen ever part Of tbs body; and
has proved q sovereign remedy for the folio wing
diseAsts
Distemper, hide bound, loss OF appetite, inward
strains yellow water, Inflammation of the eyes, IA.
tigue from hard exercis, al cum stism, common
ly called stiff complaint which proves so fatal TO
many valuable horses 10 this country. 1t Is Also
safe and certain remedy for Coughs ana Colds
which generate SO many diseases.
Original Proprietor.
Grand Depot, q south water st 10 bas ement Of
the Richmond House, Chicago, Illinois, ard sold in
nearly every town In all the Western States.
All Wholesale Druggists sell the medicine 1T our
regular wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
SLoAN's INSTANT RELIEF Is truly Great Remedy.
Half IS cent bottle OF Soans Instant Relief given
In pint Of warm water, seldom fails to cure Horse
OF common Colic in few minutes In extreme cases
repea. the dose In fifteen min utes.
For Bruises, Strains, Sprains, and many other in
jules Horses, Catte, and other animals, Sloan s
Instant Relief spee Oily effect . cure Many persons
have been astonished to witness the rapid ef
fected, by the use OF this wonderful medicine.
[augl-dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22


FRIGHrFUL ACCIDENT AT THE Ono STATE
FMR.-Two per sons were killed and several
were wounded at the Ohio State Fair on
Wednesday at Sandusky. The Cincinnati
Times says:
Four celebrated roadsters were brought
into the ring in competition for the prizes
The hub Of one of the vehicles accidentally
raked the wheel Of another, and in an in
slant split and tore from it every felloe. The
horse attached to the broken sulky bound
ed off at a fearful speed. As he ran fearful
ly around the circle, the mass of people
rushed away from the enclosure
The horse still dragging the broken vehi-
Gle, dashed against the enclosure. broke the
barrier down and pursued his course
Turning suddenly to the left, he bounded in
under the ladies platform. where a number
of men, women and children, totally ignor-
ant of the cause Of confusion. were sitting.
AS he sPrang among them. he fell, md his
progress was stopped. The scene at this
point was fearful, men, women and children
flying in every direction, and the latter
screaming with alarm.
Several injured persons were picked up.
An old gentleman named Mallask was taken
up fatally injured He died in ali hour and
a halt after the accident
A lady was sitting oliing her little girl
by the hands. The horse fell upon them,
and in rising again, kicked the child in the
back. The mother was pronounced not
dangerous. The child died. Quite a num-
Der Of others were hurt in the rush, but on
ly slightly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22

while The Other wheel - wedged b.
tween . stubborn truck frame and
m axle. Had the end OF the axle not
struck between two ties, and been driv-
en-, ia that extraordinary manner like
an iron pile, there would unqucstion-
ably have been terrific miscellany OF
wrecked cars and mangIed humanity.
This breaking Of wheel. and axles, as
long a. they are made OF iron, and ma
chinists know no more than they know
now, is q thing that can neither be for
saken nor avoided. Motion sometimes
has . singular effect upon iron, produ-
cling q condition called organization"
and SO impairing its strength, that at
any moment an apparently sound axle
may part like a pipe-stem.
The States Attorney, Of Chicago, on
Monday morning, brought motion
before his Honor Judge Wilson, for
the continuance Of the trial Of Henri
Jumpcrtz, srraigned for the murder Of
bis mistress, Sophia Werner. The
motion was made for the purpose of
giving the prosecution an opportunity
to obtain witnesses from New York,
and was granted the case will now
be tried at the November term of the
Circuit Court.
A new sleeping car has been put
upon the Michigan Southern Railroad.
Each brace OF seats is enclosed by mar
row "walls Of partition" with sort
OF cushioned table between them, ca
pabIe Of very comfortably accommo-
dating four sitters by day and can be
transformed, with very little trouble,
into berths for four sleepers by night,
with blankets and pillows, and cur
tains to be drawn if desired. To avoid
the impure air incident to a crowded
car, ventilators are constructed above
and below the windows, parallel with
the rows of berths; and conveniences
for the morning toilet are provided at
each end of the car-one for ladies
and the other for gentlemen. The
addition Of a culinary department is
only needed to constitute these cars
miniature travelling hotels.
The Waukegaa Gazette brings us
an account OF casualty on the Lake,
little north Of that port. Four young
mcnof Waukegan we're on fishing ex-
cursion in boat, which, being frail
one and too heavily loaded, got swan
ped and sunk. Three of the party
saved themselves by swimming to the
shore, but the fourth, named George
Feukle, was drowned. His body was
recovered. lie was 90 years of age,
and young man of much promise.
The New York Express says that
the prcjet has been started Of giving a
dinner to Mrs. LIE Vert and Mrs. An
ma Cora Richie, now in that city,
Two hundred tickets are to be issued,
one hundred for ladies, and the re-
mainder admitting gentlemen. The
price of entrance will be ten dollars,
and the proceeds are to be devoted to
the Washington enterprise.
iicrr Thalbcrg has turned up in
Paris, safe and unframed by Madame
UAngri's pistol, or the writs from
which he fled in disguise. lie is to re-
tire shortly into private life with his
witc-nc Lablache-and thus avoid
| the Onscts from the angry COrtusIt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22

INTERESTING TO BoNDHoLDERs.-A dispatch
has been received from Vermont stating
that the Rutland confirmation case is de-
cided to be unconstitutional" This means,
we suppose, that the law passed by tho leg
islature Of Vermont last winter, giving to
bondholders right to elect their own trus-
tees to manage railroads under mortgage, is
decided by the Court to be unconstitution.
al The second mortgage bondholders of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad be-
coming dissatisfied with the present man.
agement of the road, elected last spring un-
der this new law, new trustees. The old
trustees refused to resign. and the bondhol-
ders went to the court to have the election
confirmed and the present trustees remov ed
The case has been decided as above,
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100000 90
THE NE WS.

A telegraphic despatch states that
Hon. Sherrard Clemens, Member of
Congress, and Q. Jennings Wise, edi-
tor of the Richmond Enquirer, fought
a duel near Richmond yesterday. MIR.
Clemens thigh was fractured, and Mr..
Wise came out of the conflict unframed.
The difficulty originated in the editor
charging his antagonist with treachery
towards Judge Brockenbrough, in sta
ting without authority of Judge B. that
he Judge b. was mob candidate for
the Governorship Of Virginia. Mr..
Clemens was the challenger.
The Union Bank, at Undertook,
Columbia county, was robbed on the
night of the 18th inst, Of specie and
bank notes to the amount of ten thou
sand dollars. The thieves obtained &C.
cess to the money by blowing open the
bank vault with gunpowder. The ex-
plosion shattered the windows Of the
building, demolished the furniture and
aroused the slumbering inhabitants of
the village, but the robbery was not
discovered till after daylight. A re-
ward Of $4,000 is offered for their ap-
prehension and the recovery Of the
money.
We have news from the Cape OF
Good Hope to the 26th Of July. Gov
ernor Sir George Grey was to take his
departure from Cape Town on that day
overland for the Free State. It was
said that the Governor had received 9
despatch from the Foreign Office il
relation to the treatment the French
mission institutions in Basutu Lane
had received from the Free State Doors
On Monday morning about half pas
eight ~ the DeKalb passenger trail
due at Chicago at Chicago at min,
o'clock, was approaching the bridg'
just west Of Oak Ridge, the passenger
wer startled by some rough knocks
The train consisting of two passenger
one baggage, and six freight cars, wa
moving at the rate Of between twenty
FIVE and thirty miles an hour, whe,
the axle of one Of the freight car
broke, and the axle with one of tn,
wheels attached, after the manner Of
huge nail, was driven down its who'll
length into the earth between tw,
ties, leaving the wheel projecting jus
ouou9h 70 make . clean sweep beneath
he train, splintsring every brake ane
toodlng ssyssal of The axles HE sssds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22
Surveyor Vandever vs. the Philadelphia
Platform and the Republican Press.

Re.olped That the Constitution confers
upon Congress sovereign po~er over the Ter
ritories Of the United States, etc.-Ihiiadsl-
yhid Platform.
Popular Sovereignty is humbug.-N.
y. Tribune.
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded dog
ma-Bwiington Hamh-Ew
Popular Sovereignty is an exploded hum
bug Davenport Gazette.
Upon the question Of Popular Sovereign
ty have no difference with Mr. Lefiingwcll
and the Democratic party. - Wanderers
Speech at Davenport
will vote for the admission Of slave
Stat, provided it is the wish Of the people
to come into the Union with slave consti
tuition Wanderers Speeches at Della, Mar
ION, Cedar Rapids Faiton, Toledo and other
places.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-22

~ Among the passengers to Europe by
the last Cunarder. was Frederic s. Cozzens.
Esq.,, author of the "Sparrowgrass Papers. .
Washir gton Irving has expressed The opin-
ion that Cozzen is the best humorous prose
writer of the rising gene ration of American
authors. He combines in rare degree the
most refined, delicate and subtle wit. with
practical business qualities of the best!sort
He wholsales grogs of every sort, and can
talk to you delightfully."- OF Hook as we'll as
hexameters OF poetry as well as port. Of YER
ses and Of wines, of brandy and books, and
as rdcnoteur, lbs few superiors. He
goes out for health and business. and has
the Wishes of troops of friends for success.