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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

A - A correspondent Of the New York
Times. writing from the city of Mexico.
sivss the following incident He says it is
fair indication Of public opinion there on
The subject Of American Intervention:
The Presidents wife attended the dinner
With her children. DUNG the meal she
was sseo In the lady like operation Of giving
her children wine to drink. by sticking her
Apesrs in . wine-glass and then into the
nouths Of her youngsters. This caused
some remark among the young officers, and
friend dslicately called her attention to
what she was doing. Instead of being con
fused or COMPOUNDED at the circumsta noes
che made merit of It, and SAID: Il Civ.
my children wine to drink to make them
serong. in order that they may be able t,
thrash Yankees" This patriotic remark
vss the cause Of long and loud applause
What have We to hope from q people who's,
ignorance and vulgarity are excused wher
thsss things can be construed % aime,
oGainst the Yankees.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

The lengthy edict under the hand
and seal Of Ralph r. Lowe, governor
Of the State of Iowa, by J. II. Withrow
private Secretary, wherein the Rcpub-
lican press generally, and the editors
of the Davenport Gazette, in particular,
are directed hereafter to refrain from all
comment upon any Of his plans, for the
support and amusement of his lazy,
loafing personal adherents, will be re
membered. 1t will also be borne in
mind, that the chief reliance of the
Governor, for justification of his
course in despatching the Frontier
Guard to Spirit Lake, was upon the
fact that a Especial messenger had
visited him with demand from the
settlers for protection. With refer
|, ence to this, the DesMoines Journal
/ very pertinently remarks:
1--WE have enquired time and again tn.
nswse Of the special messenger" who carrie,
the Governor the letters and petition asking
him to call out the Frontier Guards w,
ask it again. What is his name Z Come
gentlemen, name him."
We join our requests with those o
the Journal. II the special messen
ger" was not the person Of very ques
tionable character mentioned by Dr.
Prescott in his letters, let us know il
What 10 his namea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

PLEASANT ESouGH.-Two or three nights
ago, an agreeable incident occurred at a
wedding in New York. The father of the
bridegroom wac sick and not able to attend
the wedding, but deelred to see the bride
in her bridal dress. SO Immediately after
tho performance of the ceremony, the chap
by pail" stepped into carriage and drove
to his residence On their arrival, they
found the sidewalk. steps, hall and stairs
covered with flowers and in addition to the
warm congratulation of the old gentleman,
the bride received the deed of an elegant
new house superbly furnished and elegant
" fitted up in every respect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
IL NOTICES.
New Style. price $50.
495 BROADW n. y
"SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-E
&c MashbuPuc. Agent.

Lr1k MANN, the r-nov ned dscov'rrr OF that
invaluable remcds, Or. naun's Agae B'issm, Sill
c i.tnpes TO labor N behaif OF the afflicted. His
mstic.les aie universally admitted BY the American
press. 10 he FIR suieror 70 and Nil Others ever
discovered for the Ct his feVer and sgue,
ard ell nte. mttsn,s. tt ere csn be 70 doubt, If We
place confidence in the immune allie tasine
which the Do tor has in his p session that It IS the
great discovery made in the science Of medi.
cine TIE attention of readers is called 10 the
advertisement Of Bal found la another col
ef this paper, and Won 4 recomn end all suf-
fering from this disease viz ellis, fever ard ague
~ avail thcnse YES Of trisl Of this REMEDY.
Sold by ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

WOODS HAIR REsToRATTvI Am ng ell prep
arstions for he hsr that have been introduced as
infsiole, none has ever given the satisfation or
gsir "a the popularity that Prof Woods Hair Rfsto.
rative Cow HIS. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumersble fashionable toilets and the
ladies', wherever they have tested Il, prorounce tia
p erless article. They end where the hair Is thin
ned, that 1t creates a frc,h grawth-.hat II fully
restores the vegetative poser OF tn, roofs on the
denuded PLACES, aud the nbres TO shoot forth
anew-ihat it desoIyrs and removes dandrlE, pre-
gray ess, the hair t, its original color
when grayness has actually supervened, gives rich
lu.rc, mparts the softn"ss And iexb lily Of silk 10
the hair and keeps il always luxurant healthy and
in full yigor.--N. j. Tribune
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
From the Moran County Journat1
Christmas at the Deaf and Dumb AsxIum


Christmas was a joyous day with the
mutes at the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb. We learn that it was spent in
games, plays, feasts and hilarious sports of
various kinds, in all of which the pupils en-
gagged with the most intense epioyment.-
1t the evening an exhibition Of quite nov.
el character was given III the chapel BY
the pupils, at which number of their
friends wese invited to be present.
The exhibition consisted of number Of
tableux, or rantomimic representations of
various scenes. Prot. Caldwell acted as in
terpreter for that portion Of the audience
who were unacquainted with the sign Ian.
guage. He stated that the scenes were ar
ranged entirely to the pupils, without any
aid from the teachers whatever. Some of
them were very beautiful and impressive :
Others were grOtesque and amusing whilst
very few, though exceedingly comical.
were not quite as chaste in design as they
| should have been. The Capture of Cant.
John Smith, and his Recue by Pocahontas.
wasa beautiful scene and well acted. The
Portrait Painter - Sparking'-A Royal
Wedding A Feast in which an Accident
Occurred, and some others, were also fine
scenes. The graceful and dignified bearing
some Of the young ladies and gentlen, en- in
these scenes-the inimitable cunning and
drOllery Of the colored waters-and the
nonchalance and dash'ng impudence of the
young dandy-would not be at all discredi
table to actors of more experience and
greater ambition. But the closing scene
the repetition OF the 'Child's Prayer in the
sign language. by little girl about eiph,
Years OF age-was the most beautiful and
touching of them all. The reverent atti
tude, the up-turned eyes, the implorina
look' the graceful and impressive gestures
were Tar more eloquent than words could
possibly be The audience were hushed intt
me proioondest silence, and every hear
seemed hfted to God in reverence and ave
-. nSoge!ner the performances were highl,
mors .h.n ana none seemed to enjoy then
more 'nan the mutes themselves"
/
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==--==---------- .-------
- Rsoss 81 No ~ ~ u NJ. Ellsworth,
- - Aeshak P0st's Opinion.
Much remark was occas,oned
euughout the country few weeks
ce, BY the viii of a person whom =
rtioa Of the press saw fit to charac-
tise - the implacable Thorndike,
cause, ont Of an immense property,
devised to q daughter, who had
Arried against his consent, the small
m Of FIVE hundred dollars per annum
bis subject having become stale, the
,me invaders of the sanctity OF the
jmb, have now commenced the work
hauling about the bones Of Mr.. Els
orth, recently deceased at Hartford
he will over which the present dis
lssion is held, disposes Of property
2Alued At nine hundred thousand dol
|9rs, as follows: To his son, twenty
We thousand dollars, to the heirs Of
4other son, twenty-five thousand
pillars, to his daughter the same sum,
" bis wife fifteen hundred dollars per
pnum, and the remainder, some
sven hundred thousand dollars,
rs Yale College. The favorable
Sention of 80 muniicent bequcst
- the cause ofeducation, by the press,
certainly eminently proper; but
hat reason can exist for the severe
Ensure Of portion of the press, we are
|hable to discover. A munificent pro-
jsion, sufficient for their maintenance
luxury, has certainly been made by
IL. Ellsworth for the members of his
emily; and what right any person
pn have to object to the disposition of
be remainder of his property, however
Urge, for the education of his country
1en generally, we cannot see. The
opposition OF the property as made by
lr. Ellsworth, is better for his chill
rem, than if made according to the
hggcstion Of these self constituted
isposers Of other mems property, anG
bill be the means of advancing the
ducation of the people, to which our
ountry owes SO much.
Other papers have made meddlesomc
emarks upon the matter but the
most shallow of any, are the following,
shich we clip from the Kcokuk Post
"Th's individual received funds from the
eOI 10 for his Ser, ices, laid out these fund.
| p purchasing la.ds in Indiana, for which
hose people paid sod the same at high
srice, end having accomplished his purpos,
4 amassing wealth, when he can no Longer
etain 1t himself. has left it to endow col
jsege, where the few of The succeeding gen
ration may be better qualified to plundel
he many who will be proport ionately les,
sble to avoid their oppression"
The Post has made itself undesir
Ably famous for its ridiculous sugges
9'ons to relieve the bankrupt city O
heokuk from its troubles, its absur,
argument in favor of State aid to Raj
koads, and its foolish propositions up
on all subjects but these last remark
kFere needed to cap the climax. tn
Post is opposed to donations to col
|.cges, because they will afford oppor
tunities for education to persons, WIN
will thereby become "better qualiiie,
TO plumber the many" The same ar
( gument, if good, would demonstrate
The disadvantage Of educating an,
eperson, and would result in making
word ofas complete ignoramuse sas tn
genius who presides over the column
of the Post.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

~ some Of the Virginia papers are ad-
socating the partial substitution Of camal.
icr mules and hcr.es, in that St.ta. IN.
camel vlil flourish yell in that latitude IA
nos . expensive to feed - the horse or IL.
male. reqo1res no close stable or aroomins
y tough and hardy. win ave : hsevv ~.
~ tor waGcnA harness and shoea. and vill
- 0ee4 woen g NE aAme - - Hs1sis~
- ul19 hsous = nal1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13

- Dr.. Bright physician extraordinary
- ne Queen. has just died n his 10th year.
eese fsv dayS illness He Was the lead.
- aatAssity q ell a4sslioos Of the hid.
80 0ae esansa and very htal form d
- cen1A heyiag bsea ceelsslysly dis.
npero1 p hl1olf kas alWass ~ 1i11eA
HI salI1n 1000 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
GROCERIES.

Hurrah for Pixies Peak !
A IL ~ho intsnd eoiss y P,h1s Psak asxt Spring
"A had bsttsr cpme 70 she
"Masckeve StOre,''
To gcs their oc,as. All kinds Of Grocery ana Pro-
AFresh Lot Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New Orleans Sugar. 10 p,una. for one Collar,
IoS.l.a. CARRIED, :. s.sssr.a.
Belchei's " I" Clarified,
AOLAssEs AND sYRUPs
Bricher's Godea Syrup, n 0 Htissses (new erop)
Pine Apple syrup Aolssses.
ooRYEEs.
Prime Rio, Fresh poasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
ImseriaI, Oolone
Young Hysoh.
YLoUR.
Johntcn's Buckwhs at Go.
flelI.
Pickle: Herring mo ~ Coif.h,
Msokerel. No 1 white Fish.
SALT.
G 4 Salt, Salt BY the barrel.
SOAP.
white o Soap, CASTLE soap.
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale flor burniDg,) Elephant.
PRUIr.
eutana Rsisins Gust recd) Zaute CuTrants,
Valencia do C,tron
~ do Prunes,
Driei Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn aud no
sme ke.
| WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of oil kinds
| FA1RHAVEN OYSTER :, ALWAYS fresh
| All articles sold are warranted to be as good .
| can be found Is the city.
All Goods TO . reasonable amount, DELivRRkI
FREE OF CHARGE, within the city limits.
| Jsn9-dAwu e.. N. SlRlPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
An Apology.

vINHR reader will please overlook the above ebuli
i ton. HIS heightened moral sentiment in bust
ness would not allow him such latitude, Ia his righ
mind. He Is naturally chOle,ic, and whenever w
have held the torch to his business falsil ies an,
meanness, he is invariably attacked with brain col
&c, and . liHgGal GUNNER complaint. 30 dom
hold him responsible-the discount on his word 4
gr alter than on the machines. Hts "few'' 10 one
and that Is there thro ugh no fair means, By thei
works not words, may 80 know them.
nov30 QUAKER CITY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-13
The Ladies' Home Magazine
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR,

EDITED III i. >. AiSluDI IL,
AND
MISS VIRGINIA +. TOWNSEND.
Volumes Thrice n and Fourtee
In announcing the Volumes OF the HO NJ X
m A G A ZINE fer 1859, the Publishers
cannot but refer TO the signi fact, tnat while
nearly every othe- literary periodical In the country
lost ground during 1855, under the depressing inu-
ence of the times, THE HONS MAGAZINE IN
CREASED IN CIRCULATION BEYOND ANY
PREVIOUS YEAR! fact like this needs no com
mea,--it speaks for itself; ard only remsrk, on
presenting IT, that has encouraged Us In ,he work
OF preparing Magazine for the HOMES OF THE
PEOPLE, that shsll come TO both parents and chill
dren rs true and welcome friend more than any
thing that has occurred since the ixitisl number
went forth.
Our Magazine will continue under the same edito-
rial supervision as before, and It's pages continue to
be largely supplied from the EDITORS pen Other
writer's Of ability will aid in the tssk Of producing
periodical which u designed to meet want that NO
other work has attempted broadly TO supply Be.
sides the Literary Department there will b. a. here.
tofore, in each nunber-A Mothers Department; 4
Health Department; q Boys and Girls Trs asury
the Toilette end Work Table; Hints for Housekeep-
ers; and al Editorial Department.
Reliable Colorei Fashion Plates and Ene Steel In.
cravings, besides almost endless variety OF Nee.
dle-work Patterns, will continue to BE- given In q
word, the Home Magazine shall be oil that It's name
implies; while In style Of establishment and beauty
Of Typography, II will not be exceeded by any maya.
line Of its kind in the coun ry.
The admirers OF Miss Townsend will be pleased to
learn that sha viii commence In the January number
. new story, entitled, ssWAIr AND SEE,''
to De continued through Six seven numbers OF the
Magazine. Those whe have read her 8 LOOK
OUTs'' need not be reminded Of the pleasure that
u In store for them.
TER MS.-0ne COPY, for ons year, o.; two
copies, for one rear, @5. All additional subscri-
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SENT tho getter up Of the club will be entitled 70 an
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nished to all Who wish TO subscribe or make up clubs
CLUBBING WITH OTH1R NAGAZtNHS.
h me Magazine and Godey's Ladies' Book, ensyesr
- 80. Home Magazine and Hsrper's Magazine,
one year, % 50. Home Msgsslne, 0odey's LaAy's
Book, and Hsrper's Magazine, enc year. 4s. Adj
dress. T. 8. ARTHUR 4 co.
Dec9-di-w2 ts7s walnut atrset. Philad. p.
BDanks! Blanket!
Waxrantoe Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Mogtga9oo,
Attachment Bends,
IoweT Of Attorney,
Original Noeioee,
JuDt1ooos Blanks,
0he410s Blanks,
Ooo1ooolonD q JudGm00l,
Oo0ooabloo' Dloa1n.
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~ elhess - aumsssos = nsaasa, = ~
0TAT1 DnAoUDAE O11t0n,
psin6so \ 60 ~ ~ tl11lG
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/" A Card"

AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. 40 BOOT"
noticed statement IN a late Issue CT the Times,
card OF q. p. white Ageaf, TO the effect that the
machine he sells. sometimes, took the premium al
the Rock Island Pair.
II you vii look IN the Argus of Sept %, you will
see the ocial report ana list of prcmiuns and here
appears the discrepancy.
In the fr It place, no premium - cut rcd NJ a.,
while none could have been aiven, we sec . highly
complimentary note in the oacial report, IN connec-
tion with the Quaker City Sewing Maca1nes
which, suppose. applied to al good m sch.nes. It
appears, then. that brother Whites idess Of the
"hon orabse" are somewhat ague-shaky, but his
machines are pretty good notwithstanding and the
fact (call for the proof that our Wednesday,
sales WAS one TO family having Wheeler D VII.
sons already, but could net make it serviceable,
does not make them worse, perhaps, but only proves
the greater excellence OF the Quaker City.
By the way. IN barely mention that we have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of quaker City Seeming
Adchines, and there is fine assortment for select
Ing frcm-three styles and dozen machines, at oui
office, corner I'd and Brady streets.
7. c. ESTE L CO.,
Proprietors In the western States.
"P. S."-sfNext." eepl3-u
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A Card.

A Card.
TINE official report taken from the Arous Of Sept.
i ooh, 1858:
No AZ. p While, Davenport, Wheeler 4 WILL
son Sewing Machine, DESCRIBING of high cOmmsn-
ddfi0n.
IS. G Este, Davenport, l sewing Machine,
G0Od
No 50. G Este, Swing Machine.
Nofe.-The several sewing machines on exhibition
were oil superior, each doing the work well and at q
rapid rate highly commemorate.
The g Premium Machine can be seen at A "
Bailey's store. DIP WHITE, Agent
p. S. To Este denies putting stick In our sew.
ing n schne at the Rock Island Fair. We never
charged him any else with 1t but did you ev-
er see q bird futter unless hit?
PIP. s. We shall in a few days have lot Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson q Pirst Premium" sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7
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SEWING MACHINES
A l,nrda.

Tbs person who malicioesly put stick In our Nv.
ing Aschine ,the wheeler 4 WilSenl q the Mock 10.
land Fair. jast hefo.e the examioinG Committee
90 much desired I'VE toak the PInsT FnsmIUn; -
The machine IL too we'll known. Try agsin-but A0n-
orGbiy. ~ Wits,
Ascent for wheeler Wilson.
p. g. We took the FIRST premium u the Iowa
State Fair.
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"A Card.

I HEREBY give notice that have this d v ap-
poin ed my brother, Eli Adams, my az mt to
tax charge Of my business In the City during my
absence. He R,ll attend to the leasing Of Franklin
Block and all PEI desring rooms therein can APP
ly to him, and all rents may be paid to him. as he is
auth rzed by mo TO receive the same and give re-
c~ipts therefor
change OF the business of The lows BoOs X ,oms
pated at Davenport this path day Of Dece nter, A
d 1855. CHARLES ADAMS
dpc1Q.1m
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.NeaC Times, .NflC Prices!
MAGAZINES ONLY Ii CENTS !!
HARPER'S Marazin., only Il cents,
IL g dsg's Lady Book, onli Is cents,
Atlantic Montfly. only 10 csnts.
Great Rep bic, only Is cents
Le-lies Family AMI Gazette of Fashion, Is cents,
ackwooi Is cents,
Knickerboo ecker, II cents,
Peterson's LADIES' stionsl, Is cents,
~ v. National, Is ceats.
Chess Monthly, 10 cents,
Harp-r's Weekly, (AoIthly parts,) Is cents,
Lesslies Illustrated, do do - cents,
Wavery Magazine, do do - cents,
Novelette,, do do 10 cents
Another supply Tor January daily expected
To secure copies from first received also the
balance Of the year, iii be necessary to leave the
names of p 'rsons v tnting, 1t the
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
Nc. so Brady ST., 3 doors north OF II Post.ofice
CHARLES ADAMS Proprietor.
Davenport. Janu.sy l, 1859.
TSpec!al Contracts made with "the Traden
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Notice.

4 Ii perfons receiving Blanks from the Board Of
"A Trade will much obige the Sc 3retary by ma King
the necessary statement Of tnoir business and re
turning the same through the Post-osice or "A, the
Mcc of TIE Board MOI b adv street. tec25.lw
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ainrarss 6azszae HachiHessss
~ n s .. = . - ees 1880
a. IL kisest ssrsisiIsA - u. unhso 800
,s s 80 erhl,rd Il De sie Qqsten Unlselsrfl y
ny 80 49, Ar casf,sd - - tikess essz -
-. b mzke TIES ha< ben szim " fs1S
= s~rs braoch If aaasry - ~h1tA ssssng "
-. ,.is gan be ssea vita zmsnenae pseea ~
- IN VA, ,ran Is travelling % fns. . -.
o.-s. Machines compared VIII ssHes.,ns -. 70 - -
,a.s.r ar,ssmaker carriage .riEnmeF sassier - =
x s.,a ns b. without The FAIR pfon. y s.ns 49,.
-. .,-c,a.s regularly employs 10 one fnoass =" :,
n, in ali ,,dyaP families y here there y na1s
- ,h.-s magazines ars valuable ssss1t.aes
.S..j Lsu>rs Dna lken particularly ~
Th,.- ,,aehues simple In thrn cons.se
,i.,Ang and fursbie. heng the only kind W !.
e,ldSr made BY which Pv,fy sorl OF Mofk eea S.-sa
- seSrteesly exeeued 1housatids OF Inferior aaa -
| 7a.m kuaeh,,es have made aud sold snaes 'sss
aa,c =, Eoyeyss Msehnes nione have been ouaa e'e''
| pain prfs The wants of the Ieopie ~, -. ma
chin. frm fur HsinE, are seaf WIZ sa
v,g tb,u, NJ any readily ae9nre ihe ar o. =. y
| ,aT az tbe wosuaehines packed securely 70 f. ~ E
E.r,at,n we xTo all persons desiring moss pseu. ~,
"rs,,J IN application by letter At either o. our oa,
| who,y d.yoc. tos OF l. NJ singer Coz onzesse, P"P
| ' Sewing MacIsiDe inssrest 80,
| $50. p-,% In. SINGER b CO.
p..x,, f,,y,css ,gace Me- sss broadway, New rGA,
| a =, NJ. u.x.n r., IL Hanover ST. Boston. Me- " oha
Sarr i. M" la Sveryiie, n. Y; No xll sso.d 81
m., !, R.,imores NArut ~, Philadelphia; No loo ba
H. ." NJ seas. An 81 w.smInster 81, Proyience' X
mi. No = "a csries shpnat No. q North 4th ~, = 81
Mobile. --E = Idec s4-d&ctsl
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IL 4, no u A n,


FuE undersigned having cd To The
Il euei b. I. I. I.ehHel Esd, Troy " S,.ui,.
,crs'. beg ca," I" inform his nls, that he engaged Ia
The t0as{sso" and fora,diRg B.Siaess an cps 4.i.
sianily hand selected, stock ,oor, >
which he viii sell prices lai b, u s
His facilities fr doiag COMMISSION
are unsurpassed having house upon the Basn well
enclosed lot where eosgnmrns Of Lumber Pig Iron
he entirely secure.
lie si Agent for Isinsion's celebrated Plows ans. P,
Castings and will always keep fu, Also tuu
cement and Ground Plaster
feb Ads WA. T. ASDERSoS
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'DouGLss IN TENNESSEE. --1hc Democracy OF
Tennessee repudiate laatle and desrise the apos-
tate Outside of Memphis, Douglas has no strength
in Tennessee. Andrew johnson, A. o. =. Mich
olson, and almost every prominent Democra, in
tho State, arc openly and avowedly opposed to
him. The Nashville. Uaion. the able and ,pfuen-
ing Douglas up % the gaze and contempt Of the
Democratic party oi the State. The Appeal il
the only Democratic paper in the States that has
dared to espouss the cause or Douglas. .nempAs
.Apalameke. sass-
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Franklin n ErotI
W arclluus.,.
srpt ~ dts
Removal!
u AlAI -

Removal! New Stand New Goods
4 AtlNG suii my rnlirc Of Goos II odd stand.
have located below or,e House, optIsi l.ai
Livery stabe where viii continue the G,0,sy ON
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liberal patronage heretofore extended me- solicit r,t,t
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