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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-22
New Eall Stock

New FAN Stock.
VtlST arrived from the Northern cities with a full stock ot
~ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, for gentlemen. The
'ni's' styles aud the most fashionable apparel, nj the lowest
prizes, can be found nj our cstallshm, ut, M. tx Main Street
Akn, II large supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods, which We
viii sell lower than any other housr in this city, Hats III the lat
cHi styles, Boots, Shoes of all qualities aml prices to suit. Trunks,
Naliscs aud Umbrellas from The best Eastern. factories, are un
exhibition and will be- sold cheap.
Youths aud Boys tLorniN" in all styles and qualities.
Please call at HASA " SrRAusE's,hclavc Nowi in ~ Murrilrs
und \. {. Lewis, and look Tor your self, our motto Is, as It has
ever been, selling cheap 10 increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers will do well la examine our stock
"t servants Clothing, shoes, Nc, .Ae. sept ADDS.
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4 tHOcHETT PRINCES and DRESS TRIMMINGS of ever,
- description, III great proiuriou, and NJ very low prices n,
me Lddtes Dress- 4, INNING Store, i56 Main st
nosSo J.. A. Il I. KINSEY.
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>UMMEx AuRAxCrvr,r

EK ARR ANGEMExp-
pEDCCED RATES.-rhc L. 5. Null Steamers
LII JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and no, a rTk
NOAH, Capt. ShiNNEE, Will carr! Passengers 10 and sEz&As
from \ Irgiuna III ltEpI ED RATES.
The JAMES TOWN, Capt. PARRISH. leaves Hickman ,,o..
TUESDAY lilernoon, NJ 1 O'Clock, City Pom, sam, n,,,in:.
aud Norfolk On "Wednesday, II; Il oclock, noon, Tor New We 80
arriving There early next day, and in time IN conner vinb Ib,
lines gong Easl aud North. "" IN
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Eicbmuu1 ,vo,.
FRIDAY afternoon, at 1 O'Clock, City Point n,>i n,r,;n, - :,
soeiock, and portsnoutq, same evening, for New Yurt 49,
ing next evening. "''
II RETURNING,
The jamestown leaves NV \ orb. from ILrr Nn Q N,.4
hNcr, ever! saturday afternoon, nj 8 O'Clock, for Nurloth. Ir.
tersburg and Richmond taking Freight for each place.
lie iioanoae leaves New York, from Pier No il North rx.
er, ever, "Wednesday, Afternoon, at ocpcl for Portsmouth.
Petersburg and demonstrating Freight fr each place,
RATES.
Passage, statoroom included, between Norfolk and New
1"Tk,t -. A G
''iaE hHStEt,- ....... e. ... 80. 4
Passage, siaierouin included, between Richmond, Peters.
burg and New York, 49,.
Steerage Passage,.... =. 4
Passage, statefuuin included, between Lynchburg and New
Passage to and from Norfolk, same rs by the River boats.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
sS~ The new and elegant Steamer iOEk1oWN viii soon
be put upon die line, al The same rates as above, forming a In
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE Il co, Agents.
airh "Ws. Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
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at thc latest and most approved st., les aud materials. Deter.
mined 10 maintain the ~iie spread and favorable reputation al
our Establishment, We have spared no pains To secure cxc,lrne,
III ever, department, and 10 provide for the wants OF al classes
ui customers.
The annexed list but tnpcr!rrlly Indicates the variety Of our
fAlL STOCK, u correct idea al which ran onl, bc obtaine,i b, eN
nninhiton; Best qualit! French, medium and low prices lirnaI
tl"'l tunlS our Cloth Goats always heretofore hay ing taken
the lead IN STYLE ht, and general perfection. will be found to
-ur!mss, u ppsShN, those sold by Us in former seasons. Choice
Styles Cashmere business suits, over I .unts, Farmers Rilin.
Goats, Inverness Nantes, Congress over Coats ictur Enunu,I
faldlots, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, ' rsts In the great.
81 'ariei! INT material, French \ok. Shirts, n large stock al.
wa.s"n hand, N>hlrts made To order when rrcftrrcd) a COM.
rieie stock Of Mems Under " ear OF best make and material
trn'ais, scariN beaufort, kiox, Mouialambert, GaribaIii, and
"thtT ne" style Ties, Hcntlcuens Shawl and Travelling Hank
els, Railway Tugs, Gloves, kid. Gait. " ash, Norway. Cass,rurrr,
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck, and other s,nSpnahL,,
moves i"cAei ilandkerchiets, socks, Dressing Robes, &c, &c.
BURROUGHS, SlAfER n co,
"IN <Sus lI Main Street
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SPLENDID SCHEME.


S'''"P ', Ws. Iin9u im y, ..";,.,,":y tS400OO
f., es = VINO nesiieh eeI only remit the risk on a Package,
\ Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whoics, costs aos
Do. do. l6 IIaIysL
Do. do. 10 Ouurl,ra. " o,
do. do. 10 Eishtha " =,
y Prizes paid Immediately amer the drawing.
SB All orders addressed 10 FRANCE, lRoADnESrs n Co.
Wilmington, Del, will meet with prompt attention, unJ the
printed official drawings sent as soon IA over,
CAUTION.
Persons living nj n distance, should be EXTERNALLY tnutlous nj
whom ,tey order Lottery Tickets or Certificates of Packages of
Tickets HE countr, Is flooded with bogus and whaling
Lotterics Esefy Involvement is held out 10 get persons 10 IN.
vest money IN them. Capital Prizes OF from t20,V0O % &40yotj
head their scheines-with Tickets at One Doilar siOltNo
oapaiai Fries are offered, Tickets Is. All such, in every In.
stance ale ffnuds; and II money lie sent to them for Tickrts' IL
Is ~ much thrown away without the shadow of a chang. n
getiing a prize. Beware Of all Lotlerie, where the Capital
TnLe is unusually largein comparison To the price Of Tickets.
IN ever Instance where large Prizes ar offered for a small
css u Tickets, put II down Tor a certain fraud.
FRANCE, BR0ADBkNTS n Co.
Wilmington, Del.
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NcW N11III1I6Iy dlIu dICy OU01c'
MISS ROSENSTIEL 81 UENTHER
fb'AkE pleasure i'll announcing 10 the ladies and ci,Icu' Il
Il Lynchburg and surrounding country that the! have l"A''
The Upstairs hoor of the Warwick House, where the. Will ""
and after THURSDAY, the 10Th inst, offer tor Inspection an '.""'
new and large stock of Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons bon
heis, Gaps, toinlets, Head Dresses, Pins, Nets, JeNelr., Vf,''
ii'cnIs, Embroideres, iiuchcs, frencl, Cotsets, Hoop skirts i"
d'es Hose, Gloves, Saxony iarns, real BRUISED, French, threat
and Blond Laccs.
Inc Ladies' are respectfully and specially solicited 10 eau hr'
examine our stock OF goods, which are OF The latest styles AZ
winch We VIII sell AT wholesale or retail. All We ask Is Il '"'
rs We are cunhdSnt We can offer such inducements to lnivn"'
,rs AS must secure their orders. sept i'dl!
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Rufin's Phospho Peruvian Qua

M have six good saddle and Work HORSES for salt.
w Iirs' "a need vi noIses Nil please give us II call.
oct 3-lls FRANKLIN II co.
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Make Your Own Soap.

IENiE Keystone state eaponitier, or Concentrated Le will
l. MAKE soap with little or no trouble; will clean l,pc. Is
valuable Tor All purposes where u strong lyc is required; viii
make hard water soft, Xr.
We would caution the trade against coun,erfritAas tl, su,,,..
of this article has induced uhprinciplcd parties to initiate H.
Full directions with each package.
a Large sdppiy for sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
sept Adds nrn .,rt
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Manipulated GuanO.
M offer to the Planters OF Virginia Il Guano prepared by
w us, us follows:
1000 lbs. oi the best Peruvian Guano that cau be procured,
$40 lbs. of tho best Sonbrero Guanu, containing lul sd per
cent. Of the Phosphate Of Lime,
200 lbs. of the best ground Plaster, for which We pay AZ per
ton, extra.
All well mixed together.
Planters and others ar. invited to examine The article. From
The best. information We can obtain, We believe tins mixture Is
one Of the best that can be prepared for The Virginia lands.
Price To Planters f4o per ton, or ~ per ton less when they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co,
sept Zi-dts Richmond, Va.
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III HATS, CAPS, AND FURS So,
- JOHN DOOLEN. u

NO. 81 Null Street, RICHMOND. w
: now ready 10 exhibit an UNUSUAL, large assortmnrt',aI
L In the Hat, Cap and Fur line. "oods
The stock CONSISTS of ull the popular sly les of
HATS AND CAPS
now in list, viz: the rich and beautiful Mole S.in b,cs, II
his own aud Of Northern Manufacture; 4 he SON nv nial II
French style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters lr r" iM'
WOOL HATS, Din
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Soxony w
MEMS, BOYS AND CllILDkLN's CATS
OF Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, Nc, DC.
LADIES RIDING HATS.
of Beaver, black and brown ami richly trimmed y,ly,t.
ttlLDRESS HATS AND CAPS. '
OF lntest styles, some just imported from paris-ri,h ,a,-
LADIES FURs, '"''"h
Nic:orincs, 1ippcts, Half tapes, Capes, Muds. Mun.i.-
tAtRlAGE AND TRAVELLING l;DBls
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rouRh.
Merchants and dealers are particularly .uyu,rI ,,.,.
extensive stock, Tor no effort Is spared 10 max, l,Irm''I 's
good a market 10 purchase in as any other in this couuir' ~
sept o-dis JouN nnn,,
n ItORIIE-JD cas,s a. a. N.ss Ii.i -
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Notice,

Notice.
LNkENCH, German and American PLATE LooKIyG-GlAss. in
= iiaih aud fancy Giit Rosewood, Walnut aud Mahovan,
FRAMES, al greatly reduced prices, at the old stand.
1olS l.. WINSTON,
s'pt'us NO. lo Main ST. opposite the Norvell House.
Ready Made Clothing al Cost.
~ gov VI coarse 'l"ihing on hand, which | Offer for
= Sih'c u 'os' LOT Cash. DAVID LAWSON.
IL Erlu.A x
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Wanted

T2NllE subscribers wisl, 10 purchase for n friend in Alabama. Al,
experienced Male Diningroom Servant aud II good Female
Cook, Washer and lroner. The gentleman in want of these
servants intends them for his own use, and persons hasu, ser.
wants Tor sale, with the requisite qualification aud character.
may rel. upon not only getting full value, but also and excel
lent home Tor their servants. For further information, a,y, t.
sept l~2-dts-tc,c copy NJ. LANtliO:SE Il >,,NS.
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n,Ih STOLEN, from my farm near Towards, lille. on
ISA wednesday of last week. \ GREY HORSE. tl,r,,. mr.
four Years old, medium size. rweny dollars reward
"lil ~ gwen for the apprehension Of the tliet, and "A liberal re.
"n'n ~ Ne iorst j. u. LEWIS,
SEP iou'H Scottsyille, Alhemaric, Va.
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r. 49,. ~r-, -ur=se-~--Q.frs -= -~
Ast SE .hrt IAg-.. s.c 1922 ,sxv---@4.
( and ailet August "a, !"o passenger trains viii be run
~ on the Snuth-tlc Eailroal, lea, ing L%ynohburg AS follows
Mu'l Train daily at II, \. NJ.
Second IRAN daily, except sUHHlnys, at 1890, l.. VI.
Both these trains connect NitlI the Richmond ~ Dan,illc
trains Ia Richmond and the North, The second train connects
NJ Petersburg with Ia" trains To Norfolk and Weldon.
These trains also connect with three ti weekly lines of
Steamships from city loin, 10 New York, Philadelphia and
baltimore, nil magnificent steamers, with the best acc0Innoda-
tons for passengers. The i.ahruad Ia Norfolk connects with
ddlly steam Packets To baltimore.
The agent Of The SoutiHdc Railroad Co. AT ~Lynchburg, will
furnish any further Information respecting these lines.
mug It's II. ID. BIRD, GEM Sup't.
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~ tOtdUy lot inc Fair!
~ T. nave Just received "A large lot of PURE FRENCH
w BEANblES. Champagne, Claret, Hungarian. Hook Port.
Sherrl AMI Madeira WINES, which We will sell for cash. nj The
lowest market price.
GoNTHlER & PLATTER.
"' p"r lh5 Main Street.
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0rdIu ConSolldated Lottery OF Del,
ON IL HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class NINE,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Dal, Wednesday, Dec. 81, 1859
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE!
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
IN rhEss LorrkRiKs kvERr pRIxE Is pRAwN.
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T..

S,sv6 prizes, amounting Observation-Disclosures. u, 02,000
Tickets $50, Halves s10, Quarters ii, Eighths $2ia.
A Certificate Of Package of 70 Wholcs, costs, go. t99 "
!" no. 70 raves, ... .....,,. lg Oh
Do. do. 70 Quarters, ...m. "a 10
Do. III. 20 Eighths, 81 81
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Clothing and GcntlemenS' Furnishing Trade.

IENlIE Huhsrrlbcrs my III" The attention of their numerous cns.
i TONERS aud the public generally Ia their extensive end com.
plrtc stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now in store.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
From w ashingtOn.

New York, Jan. 8. Tribune Washington
Correspondcnce.-The House Com on For
eign Affairs have now under consideration
a proposition for purchasing Cuba. but the
prospect for favorable report is not very
fiattering.
1t is understood that the Com. on Ways
and Means propose in their modification of
the Tariff to transfer brandies and other H.
quors, which only 80 rer cent, to the SO
per cent. schedule. This single change will
add 81 ,OOO, 900 to the revenue
The Administration has authorized the
marshal of Kansas to offer reward Of $3.50
each for the capture Of Montgomery or
Brown, and to increase his posse to any
number desired
A letter from Havana states that tho
schooner Kate Ellen. formerly Of Portland
and the brig Rufus Sew ell, formerly of New
Orleans. have both been captured on the
African coast by Briti-h cruisers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
LATE NEWS.
Later from Europe
ARRIVAL or THE NORTH AMERICA N


ARRIVAL or THE NORTH AMERICAN.
HlLIrAx, Dec. 6.--'fhe steamship North
American. irrm L'verI ool at 10 A. NJ. on
the ed. for Prtlaud Maine. put in here
short Of coal his afternoon.
President Buchanans n.e.sac. was prin
ted In most OF the leniIns English Journals
The proposition. thereto IN re,ation to
Cuba. Mexico and Central America were
generally ,npslaiabie.
FaASok The APPEAL Of Mon,slembert
had been heard in the Imperial Court He
was acquitted OF the charges OF attacking
the prItciple Of universal stuff age and the
cor rstitutional rights Of the Emperor His
sentence was modified from six 10 three
months imprisonment--retaiuin the fine
Of 1000 francs
1t is stat ed that q contract has been Sign
ed between the Marine Department and u
firm a. Marseil"a to .ui ply the demands Of
Quad loupe AN. Martinique Tor 10000 a !,
ricans suited for agricultural. labor. before
the first of January. 1868, and similar con
tracts have been entered into with other
houses
Paul Morphy has as yet been unable to
commence h,s chess match with Andersen,
owing to indispusition.
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l. A L + S T n + w S.
by TkIKGgAPH.


WASHINGTON, Jan G--IIorsE-Mr. Craig,
Of Mo. asked but failed to obtain leave 20
introduce till. granting lands to Kansas
and Nebraska, for the construction OF rail
roads
Mr.. Colfax, CT Indiana, introduced . bill
providing for the I-rril orial 90. erninent Of
Colona Referred to the Committee on
1errtorie-
Mr. Hopkins, Of Va. from the Committee
on Foreign atfairs, reported joint resolu-
ton, authorizing Mr. Townsend Harris,
Consul To Japan. and his interpreter. Mr..
Erfkin, to accept presents from the Queen
of England
Also bill authorizing the payment Of
salaries to the ministers resident at the
Argentine confederation. Costa Rica and
Honduras
The House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole on the State Of the Union
and proceeded to the consideration OF the
special order. and the bill for the codifica-
tlOD Of the revenue laws and for other pur-
poses
Mr. John Cochran. of n Y. said the bill
was very voluMinous. covering 2S9 pages
aud in no wise effected the collection dis
tricts. or revenue officers, or the ports Of
entry or delivery. 1t was pure collection
of the revenue laws. which are now ecatter-
ed through so many State books and have
been 80 amended from time to time, that it
is now to search them out and determine
what is law
He alluded to the difficulties which now
surround the present revenue laws and
quoted the opinions Of gentlemen in high
official positions. to show the inpossibilities
now standing III the way Of their proper
administration, he appealed to the House.
whether they would lot under the array OF
facts regard the great interests OF commerce
and pass bill consolidating and codifying
the laws which have been accumulating a
period Of sixty years.
SENATK-Mr. Seward Of n. Y presented
the constitution by the Constitutional Con
ventiona. Convention, held q Leav en- worth,
Kansas, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Territories
On motion of Mr. Crittenden the French
Spoiiation Bill was then taken up by vote
of % apainkt II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

Jrsr LOOK Al THIs.-The following
paragraph Is from the Rock Island Commer-
eial. paper published in tha. city. which
the Great North American Coal Valley Mir
ing, Banking and Real Estate Company
claim to have founded. built up. put in op-
GRAFTON. and own. The editor of that paper
don't seem to have any great amount Of re-
gard for suffering humani y" as consider
ed by Holmes Hakes. Esq. Read it:
Dir Uarris,n, the efficient agent of the
Henry Co. Goa! Company, tells us that he
left one third Of ali the coal ne got from his
Companies mines during the scarcity OF coal
here, and that he sold it at y cents to q
teanster with the understanding that he
should retail it TO citizens at . low price,
and he jobbed It ont at / cents Although
that Company do not usually supply Rock
Island, they lnconvenienced themselves dur
ing the scarcity to sell coal here They al
50 accomm94da'ed the Ferry boat with coal
Who. now, Mr.. Hakes, befriends "suffer.
ing humanity 2"
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New Ork Market.

BY TELE0RAPH.1
NYW YORK Jan
FLoUR-Ylrm. but unch snged Sales 6 900 bbls
at SAT- so for super State 000s5 IS for extra
State; 45I5 81 for round no p Gh!o.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Qnlct; 25@s6 rs for extra.
RYE FLOUR Dal anil nnoheng-d.
BUtKwuEAr FLouR,-Quiet; 9 65k@2 - per 100
pound.
WHEAT Steady aud uu chsnred. Sales IS 900 bu
at s3c for Ch'csg, SpIiug; 20 for Red Western !,
l 25 for White Canadian,
CoRs z let but frm. Sales 1900 bu at SOC for
mix, Western.
OATs-steady at 5o@5s for 81 ate and Western.
RYE--Eo,ers firm lSc,
PoRK -fo~er and dull; II so fer Few IT II for
cd uiess: Is 81 for new prime.
BEgr-Berf hams, 1900.
BACON-Dul.
Cur NKArs--Firmer Sales 800 bbls city cured
hams at9A
LARD-Buoysnt Sales lcO tbls At IL 111x.
BuTTER-SteIdy 1921 for ststs; 12g2O Tor
Ohio.
OHEEsE-Quiet but iiYm; sK@9k.
r WHNlI-DuIl; IS.
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COnv1cs ssl ODal i.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-lIousx
further asks tor the establishment Of ma
tional armory within her torders
Mr.. Clay presented the credentials Of Mr.
Chestnut Of ). G. The oath was admins.
tered and the Senator took his seat.
Mr. Seward Of y. Y. offered res. luton
instructing the Judiciary Committee to in
quire ii it is necessary to amend the laws
for the suppression OF the African slave
trade, which was a dopted
Mr. Wilson of Mass. offered q resolution
that u committee of five be appointed to
inquire whether any employee in any part
OF the Coy, rnment since March 4th, 1857,
was required to contribute portion of his
pay to deiray the expenses OF, or influence
any election during that period or wheth
er any employee had been removed for not
SO contributing; and what legislation is
necessary to prevent thus influencing the
elections The resolution was laid over
Mr. Footc. OF VT. moved that the Vice
Presidents address on leaving the old Hall
be entered at length on the journal ard
10000 copies Of MIR Crttenden's and the
Vice Presidents speeches be printed
Adopted.
The Pacific Railroad bill came up and Mr.
Bigler of Pa addressed the Senate.
Mr. Bigler's remarks were stopped by a
message from the House. announcing the
death Of Gen Quitman.
Mr. Davis Of Miss, moved the usual re-
solutions Of respect, and paid an eloquent
tribute to the virtues and political probi. Y
of the deceased. He touched lightly on The
tillibustier proclivities of the deceased and
not in tone of censure
Mr. Shields, OF MINI, paid feeling tri-
butte to the memory OF his companion in
arms. He related several instances Of their
joint Mexican career, showing the deceas
eds bravery and warmth OF heart. Amer
leans he said, will never be unj ust to the
memory Of Quitman.
Messrs Ward and Houston, If Texas,
spoke briefly, awarding to the deceased the
need of gratitude which his sympathy with
Texas merited
The Senate then adjourned
HousE.-Mr. Wright OF Tenn, paid an
eloquent tri ute to the deceased.
MIR Thompson Of y. Y, trusted that it
would not be deemed an intrusion for him
to respond to the expressions OF beresve-
ment and regret coming from the South. by
the utterance Of kindred sympathy from
NcW oTk, HCm WHicn AS one OI her Sons,
Gen. Quitman set out to win distinction in
another State, which delighted to honor him
when living, and now laments him dead.
He spoke Of him as an homes man. a model
of courtesy and devotion to his duty and the
Federal Union.
Mr.. Thompson did not agree in all of Gen
eral (luitman's political sentiments. but he
honored his memory and dropped a tear on
his grave.
Mr.. Moore Of Alabama, who served under
the immediate command Of Gen Qnitrnan in
Mexico, spoke in glowing terms Of his pri-
vate and military worth.
Messrs Curtis, Of Iowa, and Bowie, Of
Maryland, spoke in terms similar TO those
who preceded them.
The usual resolutions Of respect were pas
sed, and the House adjourned.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07

E.sTnas NAL Sunday exceptsi,j arrives daily
al % u and 2pM cos.s a. = 4 an . r =.
WssIEas NAIL arrives daily C. ancays eKfrptad
a 10 A NJ aDa r n closes ~ a \ aad D r NJ
SOUTHERN n IL, from g Lou.s auG routafr1 nis-
souri, ar5iyes daily (SrUdsys excsPtei) 81 5
clos. a. 8 ! n.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dubuque and Northern To-
wa arrives Ga ly SUNDAY excryteil 81 closes
a, 9A NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Dewitt. Asqooketa, Re.
arriv,s Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at !
NJ coses 1uesdaye, g.ursdays and sundays al
n.
EoRTHEEs NAIL, via IfCisire, rrince'on and Ly-
Gus arrives daily t.uLdsys excepted) AT 4 y; c!o-
ses al Ph.
HICKORY GRovE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays ~ ~ NJ CLOSES same tins.
RLug GaAss NAIL, arrives Tuesday,, ThurSdays
ami SATURDAYS, at 10 A \, closes same tiDo.
wxsT BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays and
Thursdays at . p NJ; { os.s same daysst M.
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~Wo learn that the committc

~Wo learn that the committee
appointed to prepare the draft of constitu-
tion for the Democratic Club about to be
formed. are ready to report. and that they
purpose calling . meeting for Saturday
evening next, at the office of the Police
Magistrate in Mr.. Fejervery's block. Satur
day the Sth day of January. is the anniver-
sary Of the victory Of Gen. jackson at New
Orleans, we trust that the recollection Of that
brilliant achievment will inspire the Demo
cratic II asses witha resolution to emulate the
energy and the spirit Of their great leader.
the hero of New Orleans. Let there be q
full attendance of the Democracy. and de
termination to redeem our county from the
present Black Republican thraldoa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
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DavenpOPt Market.

DAVENPORT, Jan. 6, 2 p N.
FLOpR-44 006t4 80 Who'll sale $5 90 retail.
BUCEwnEAT FLoUR-S2 so whole sals; s. 70 re-
tail per cwt.
wHEAT-7Oc for old; l5C155c for new
BUCKWHEAr--Ecsrce at 4oc.
CoRN-37c.
OArs-Ne~, 30c; Old, 40:.
BARLEY-i0G50c for Lew $4,000 for old.
PoTAToEs-55 lg75c.
Hoos-Heavy hog. weighing 20Ohs aad upwards,
worth $5 90
0EroNs-Nomlnal 40@Sboc
HIDEs-6c per n for green; l2Hc for dry Hint.