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It. WIIIT. Pabltaber.
J. T. HILDRgTH.
D. !*. HHARIMON.
uvriciAt. rarea or
HaSy, Tn-Wcl:t. »4W— Wi-etty.
•'ITI or BJIVIAPOKT.
Twtd«|i laralne Vrulml.
HR I'liHSMiKM.
JAMES BUCHANAN,
t! |'IASMI\AM\
KOK tn:
JOHN €. BRKfKINRUMtE,
k
I' N
Al I.' I l.lv, J'i.i
ft l#rxta ui« C'-i.w'i' i.t i- u n iht Union t»e n
b-a p'Hirtii —ori«- mi All
KS fi'ni an.| from AI»IOAI1
inv ,ifd U\ or n« w »th thH» jir^^ric" tod rl«
%u*'ur«nn By r-l«r «i| Uit
CUMMim.k ARKAN*K MRNT0
VOI I'IICAI. RMAf^lNU.
If we were to put any c»ntidcncc in
the brazen *wertiont- of the Fremont
presai s, we nhoiild give up the coutcvt
and deapair of prccorvHig the Constitu
tion by electing a national man to the
I'rcMdi ncy. (iieeley is» only outdone
by thi-
VKKAI
t'nro-
Berylaai,
w'
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ritr.
ot
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fc" *.
JBtmocrmiie Jlfominmiian*.
i.ircur*.
i IIAI.I.ami JAVfcS CHANT. .f4n.1lon.il
i- /».« A it I'AI.MKH, W
tENERtl. M.IM VIKKimS.
0HAKDMAI.MK»0» THE DEMW Htl V
W »M. t« ti'i! 11 r* i .i,.« i mi
t. !,* Adlrr.-e Wilt flMlvrf»H f*f ||fin
Hail, i.« nf th? State Eivinrv and «th
I- »h r
v f'lil.rvnr* CiTT, K'et»*M
V M'A'I INK 71 h.
UMUK\1I,|.|. lA,.pr«H*0 i 4KI l|th
4
KKO£A
gl i»«.' Hi
SliKJ! KNKY Ki Ifctt..
IOWA Tin* Oct 2id
itlM-r m^ni'KC a iiniKi ainn iii *a» fc*
tadMlrtte tall*' yU«i» At »nl»nr« suntf urn-* at»d|.ia"
it U nrflpntiy r« minemliii thai out |Hi'-ctatl
Inanda 'i«*r ximiUr in*-* lint in rr«-i h
i* I: t||«- Hl«t th *|ti rfie.i 11v«• mrid
fV» ». l«v it. th* M-rp* ivMrKiwl u
rt. 11 .r.-l at,f
MASS MEETING!
'pMMtti w,.. ».• h4, hti in
1 TU'K ft. V i .»* in Hi*
loilU-niK'tt iii asM-rting
that Fremont will carry every north
ern State by a moat overwhelming ma
jority. Those who have watched the
oiirw of thc«" same journals in pa»
rreiidential Elections, will remark
'hut what they now write i.-, only a
repetition of what they said and pub
Imbed when Gen. Scott was their can
didate fm the Presidency.
They bragged in the
MUIIC
the Maine Election an follows. Sept
••'o. I Mr,3
It i* *afe to srt .town the Main.
Election as a Whig Triumph, and an
tanest of her intentions next Novem
ber. 1'|k»II tbet 'ongressional vote the
Whig* of the State have about 1 ,•»"»
majority. TIh-v stinel Utt«
than they did In^t v, i.r.''
1
Knell \n»s the lliliguage of the Whig
papers atter the Main Eleetion took
They (.ragged and swaggered,
and l»et, and appeared a* confident of
the election officii. Scott then, as thev
now do of the election of Fremont.
They took those Stntcs ait a type of all
the remaining State*, and like a hen
with only two kernels of corn in her
crop, who imagine* thnt her crop i«
fill 1. so do the Abolitionifti imagine
that because in the local elections thev
have carried Maine, Vermont and
Iowa, they ha\e a fiill and complete
triumph in a.l the northern States.
i\or deluded mortals If thev arc
content to |ise«l on hope with these
three States and brag until thev are
hoarse u\er Maine, we have no objec
tion, only we don't delight in the sud
den and terrible disappointment of
iee to aay eandidate for President, la
the Whip have been tiokllni
their adveraarlea with a preeeat of balf
A 4oaaa Old Fogies, and for every one of
the* we shall add at least a hundred to
Beotl'e majority. And so New York bas
lew talkeAff as a doubtful Slate, whioh
lo Ibser humbug. Unlsse Pennsylvania
•at doe* all aapeeiatioas, Nov York will
|i«0 the largest majority foe toot!
of aay
Stale la the Union.
Bat It la aot oaly in tbs Whig States
«. this ohea(a is manifsoted. If tbe
ftoowl tide sweeps sa Pieroe will hardly
Kit* Vty vatee.
Vriwde at Qea Seott, we know where*
wo lira whea we aasare yoa that all
a,. j|M wall. Wo are ao prophet, aad oan
fe WM My what tka fature has la store, bul
^(I1|»*«a7 the preeilge of ia
^rtlM eUa, aad every ladleatloa pertiadi
Oh aeeew
%aao tW, Md tbe aaaie phnuaa, the
wotda «ad MBte&ces, with a iittla
jjJmaHftii *N ao* smplojred by the
|H»oTrilraao lohoabug the people,
^4 wan 1 Wiof that Fremont ii re
itroi| goadkUu. Ws oAndidly
•Iii an tlal vi Uro am four of Fill*
TATE nFMOPR 4T We an-afraid he will cam New Vork, ing cooeh. nd ceag bt a I moot tbe iael At Usleebur*, Pwh, gUocrngtoe
*«. jcfMfT. i„,:i t^,W. i r"-.f ".«• »g
that Mr Fillmore «m bit nrtt obotaa for |mr «st aii »o»' •otbututlic a^etiat* ever
Jv ,,o! ,lnnk lllHl
bragging, wftli a littlo alteration, that
at, tb
I'HKSIDKM
IIO
dissolving the I 'nion, they find their
ownpaiu li««so!\.-.j, in 1852.
HI.SKIIM II HMI4I-TI.
Tin: |ooi rU ot luisia have just
beheld the glitt-r. pomp, and blazonry
of the most magnificent array ol gold
and cnnnfon, diamonds and rubies,
silks, velvet anti turs,e\er brought to'
gether at the ancient capital of the Em
pire, where Napoleon firnt saw tin star
ut liia glory to diiii in the ocean "t lire
which enveloped the burning city.
Yes, 80 millious of human beings
who call oue man muatsr with pow
er to take their live*, at any moment
without form of trial —have witnessed
the miserable display of the gorgeous
ceremony of crowning Alexander. Em
peror of all the Hubsias, by the grace
of Uol. Te I'cuius were sung in al'
the .hurdles that huge leviathan of
oppression the aruiv- defiled be
fore the man who employ* them a.- so
many hirelings t«. protect his throne,
and assist him in crushing out the li
berties ol the honest laborer in Russia,
tbe necessity of eierting ite etrength to
1
men It is apt to be fatal. Only once
hear what the Tribune said in Septem
ber, 1852. aWnit the Maine Electiou,
and the certainty of Scott's triumph
fro: i that fact. Bragging was as strong
then as now, and will have at, little ef
feet to deceive now as then. Fremont
Is bound to be a worse beat man than
Scott was, if the signs of the times do
not mislead us.
But hear what the Tribvnt said in
1862
From Maine to Iowa, from Buffalo to
Orleans tbs rally for Soott is spontane
ous and univsraal—Tbe obange witbin
fortnight can bardij be realised except
'bt those who are in nonatant receipt of
•4»ioee from all parte of the country.—
And everywhere as the Seott ranke are
formed, oor frien.ts are astonished at
their strength. Here i« Connecticut at
our elbow, whioh the Pierce men hare
hoped to oarry and where thev will still
make an aarneet fitbt, but in whioh they
wUI be beaten, (if we are nut groeely de
ceived.) ae they bare not been sinoe 1840.
Tennesse has been debatable, but not a
Boott man in its length and breadth bas
longer a doubt of it. Delaware went
•CW" two year* a«o but it will now
C*e Scott a larger Majority tbaa it ever
will tbe Presidency, but if bt could »ot bt
g. many I.-, torn! illmorc «1ect*d, h« preferred lo Me lb« Wbiga
n vi n_ i j*- i
unit»
will. I he? hn«» tiiriie.1 over ttt' wt. i.
»ud I'ro.luoe.l the MDie «nd moil ••roMtly would I ooMKld
tb*m
t0 J0aT
it in tho olKctiuli tbi-n. 8uch a t:»irr of Ihr I'nr ill* Hmmw 000 oiajority.
pile of fictitious straws a» it prexiu'*'*, A t«l»?nrK|»liii. Uis|*al to the Lon
for th.- .Irownintf Rftpubhcan» to cat' W'» that the- Emperor of
i K i W i a i n a i e i i v i e i n i i e n y i n o o
p-.illv Imitrroti*. Smrh «-rwmi»» v.
low on tiieiMuh ol August, lilt nioru
iog wat, rainy, bul about noon it clo'ircl.
i ak-kTif(-i| aii'l faint
of comfort to tin* bum mini jng
W
fault with, for when a party cannot, bi^nal to liug all the bclL in the city, "Died," tkp*ct*d to Mil SA^NM) copiti at
apjx-al t.. pairioiisiiii, and present Tia- i andtliey continued pealing until night- I the receat trad* MIm. Tbay mad* out to
n
aCt.
to be so badly leateri, that instead of
or but. heriiig patriots upon the plains dcputatioii ot clergy with religiotia
of ilungaiv. No doubt, there was
such a magnificent display of all the
emblems of Royalty as would almost I
ed serf, who toil on in ignorance upon
him who toil anil suffer like
burden.
manner
then upon the result of the State Elec*
lions in Maine and Vermont. The
Evening Journal of Albany spoke of
the soil of Russia, sees no glory in the Hotter iliun Urnas.
display f» him, and the millions like ,\ hint for workmen in poor health,
servative element of the people whose
beasts of who have lo rise early and to walk any
l« ihi' I alon In liiiik j|u. y,,!^ ,,f two eggs (when they
This question is sssuniiDi a serious- are cheap) and mill them up into a
•Ms whioh was never known before, in troth, with some j»ow«lercd lump sugar
the history of this Republic That mn-
1 or
or 11
influence is scsroely felt eiocpt in times i ,wi"
of mrainent national peril cause,1 by one
or the other of the extreme fact.one, .«
Wl1''
tal»iiii
Section nf the Union, by sixteen free
States. as sn anti slavery oandidnte.
nil constituents are alone in the non
Slave holtlin States, liia cabinet ap
pointments, foreign embassadors, nevr
end army seents, and other officers ap
an Arnold. The Republican party have
government. They tought to block iti
wheel* by withholding tb# Army pay, htla o
and they has. .ought a bloodier way by
The General
sonetUdld
Is
MS,
3°?
Ifcoa iMdlaaaA
I1
Is all on
pertsadi
overwhelming Irlnmph for 014 Chip.
Sooh wa the Uagoage of the Tri-
,h® blood.°
htU ift tho4
up®0 UDIOO Dcajoral. Tb«M
i fall. At 2 P. M. the Imperial procua- Mil ado,all told Tbe Abolition novalba-
tional principles lor is,.ue in a national if l, i ..
aion »et out from the 1 etro\ sky ral- iinnt baa •riiiantl* coll»p««d, and •'Dred"
•.oiitect, thuy are and alaay* dcaervt
Jho Emperor wah preceded by ia a tr«adful failur*.
Emperor was preceded by
guards and Cossacks, also by deputa
tions ot the nobility, and by the repre
sentatives of the Asiatic nations sub
ject to the Czar. The Euiperor him
self was ou horseback, and attended by
the Ministers of War. The Imperial
Priuces followed, also on hoiseback.
Then came a long line of carriages
containing the Empress, Empress Dow
a£e, Grand Duchesses, Piincess of Ol
denburg,and attendant tallies. Squad
rons ot Cuirassiers closed the proceae
ion.
Al 4 P. M. a salute of seventy-four
guns announced that the Emperor had
eutcrcd the city. The Governor of
the iinii'iiiug dram or glass of
iM'er and it is a cheaper and far better
tonic than can be purchased. Engi
neer*. on railways agree that coffee is
the very best thing to take early in
the morning, plumbers and painters
save tbe country from the rash sots of
fanatics nnd traitors. These disunion
leaders disclaim anv intention of dig
turbine 'he Constitution, but they are
like tbe lunatio who was ridine fwiftly
i in bis boat towards the foaming oatar
eel of Niagara, and when warned nf his
danger, cried out "hs! hs! no dtneer,
for, thontrh I go over the Fells, I shslj
ride safely anl without hsrm Everv
act of the Frsmont psrty leaders and
I presses tends hut to one inevitshls re- I
i suit, the dissolution of the Union. The
I immutable law of oatise and effect most speech by some i:\teri.al injury prior
be ignored to think otherwise for one to that period of hei life, could not be
i moment. Fremont was nominated hv a ascertained. l»ut it is a fact attested
should drink "pure unadulterated" milk.
CA*EOI. A J'K A MI Th..—Adelial'er
rv, daughter «.t Jh.v Perry, Aldenn,
in this county, is a sprightly girl, of
lif years of age. When alout 1
months old she was
observed to be leaf
by her family, that she was a deaf mute
from tlu- time »he was a year old tip
to the time she \va« operated on by Lr.
Turnbtill, oi lititTalo, some iwo weeks
ago. She can now hear without nuch
difficultv, ami speaks words and seu
t.-n.-cs so as to lie easilv understood.
pointed hy the Ezeeative must naturally fact, her arliculatioii."iiow clcaj and
i be taken from among his adherents in distinct, to an cxtraoidinary degree,
tbe North. The South will feel like oon- is rapidlv improving, and there seems
quered provinces, Bfteon States of th to be no reason to doubt that she will
Onion without a voice in the national be thoroughly cured at an early day.
sleotion or Ibe government. The child, a very bright one, with a
*fi wa wm 0VUIHVIU urviurva
gen
gain or anybody but traitor, would gain
anything by disunion. Suoh an errat
4
T-7
1
The Sooth will not 1 »*.*, apprehensive, mind, is in ecsta-
i end ought not to submit lo inch en out- the relief she has obtained, and
raaeona usurna'ion nf ita riuht. h. expresses her satisfaction and gratitude language Jerse, wnh a penning jn
as .. in a Vi.ir lu-fllr anil nl«.lnAtnnsr.
one wel1
,ur
sod our ooaatry'a lame high among th
nations ofaths{ earth. If the Union is
loat, all is lost. Anarohy first will sn»us
ihea despotism. Oh, ay friends, bewsrs
beware I Think, pauss aad agaia think,
before giving eouaianaaee te iboee whose
patriettsm sinhrsees bat a segmsat ef
ihs eountry.
thai tbnugb we differed en almost ever
politieal suuiiaa, I fcsvee ti
aentRtiiM in R.n.al a horse has three wrinkies he twelve inner, but the amount of paper is limited
•entatises, in Kansas and throughout ?A We quote 8 per cent tor prime HO to 90 day
the country to cause a destruction of tho
laBtuaas I|'ih4U'
iffour he is thirteen. Add the number I""'*8 P*r.c'#nt
A good many
eodeavoring to preoipitate oifil war over nine, it if eawly triad. If true, wf Kiil«4 Im a Dial!
that ahould begin in Kanaaa and end the hone dentist must gi?» np bi
Heaven alone knows where. We oannot trade.—Houthtrn Ploattr.
in this oonoeetion do bstter in iliustra
tion of our tsat than give th» language i last amO rsaihtrti aaiaftot
of that old Nestor ef iba Senate Gansral
Casi ir. a rsosnt ipesah at fippeaaqos tUe Eepublicaii pre»s an aaking great
Battle Urotiod. ado over a foolish letter of Hon
u*
nearly aa follows) Treasury under Gen Jackson, whs tjjey tbe North-eatl Oiit ietat Buebaasr..
1 am an old nan, having paiisd tbe s..y hsi "coins out" fei t'remout, Iagnagi
age of three soore yiars and Isa, and I was disatiued by tls Old H*ro from his
tell you,
repeat it again aad again, gAbii.et, and has since sur.k into obpv tor.
that the Union is in dangsr! Let as [, iinipretb*n rwaar* vaaas «inca tbl|
war. It.^.su. wssdisonsied from tbs Uegio
fathers, shed on this snd on soores of
Other battle-fields— by your present proe- ^ati« party. But tbsn, these Ft»«nontsrs
parity—by all your hopes for ibe future lugbsm is dec
—by all that you hold most taored aad smell straw.
dear—bold on lo Ibe Union—hold on lo
it in life and almost ia death I It has •tMI
ada ui proaperoui and happy, aad pla* a friend cams uassen^et on the cars from
Buehauai,
We hevs iisrs le-dgt a son ef Henry
Otay wao now slssps In hU grave, Tbs
•on rsamds as of ais father, my frisad,
aad as aohls a palrloi as ever bnatbsd. hoir.pjott.tsu R.«.s- et
It It to ae asaeMe of great eeasolatloa, «,.
Wed I y a
Pre moot
Kilmers (ft
Ie wsgo, »I.J i' zsss Haas sa, svery dsy
Mr. »ailaid, of Ubvlt eouaty, hes
tin Land Oflre
w
Bsbhitt. U
BOlitleal aautiaa I haeas a. i^ leppate the vj, alluded to, ie Mr ger, the S^irer replies Just the dif
ryiBltlfal ward 'et hl«« He waa m» 'tm* the lata fiea(%r«tls sa^gt- Urease there ti bettpre^ ^e«ei toabsaai
MaoTaiMt itMh. utaadoiM* I mUMm e.
plw## liUnoit it «oii« for
k of
monies. Their Majesties afterward it will rebound upon the heads of its an-
Walked tj the palace of the Kremlin
At its gate they were received by
Moscow presented the Emperor with
bread and salt. Immediately after-
Wlinj 101
dazzle to blindness, asimple republican that their Majesties had entered the
of this free land. Hut the poor crush- palace. At night the city was illuini-
^„,ls ^.lt j«. announced
jo^KMIMjorUy.
1 1
were ilifioit il« Ml wordt| my friiMt, |^fhf dt-noi-riti of liMlitnipcln in
b#( tU( (|ldlaM wl
tl„ tor,,
,ofe
tot
j,an Buchann by 14,
It li «'iia»t«d that lotrtm dor
••ad African* have U*i liid#d in Cab*
wi'tim tb« Uit right moiiibt
a,, rainy, but aboat noon it clc.trud. A Da*Acrt'L Arria.—Th* p«bli*l»*i«
hearted, although imaginary, we find ^\t noon a salvo of nine guns gave the of Mr». #tow*'» u«w Abolition ao»al,
Ttia Cincinnati Inquirer wakes s»
rstimste of the votv of Ohio st tbe coming
election.
Kr«iuont will receive, It 1,000
Fillmore §0,000
Buchanaa lw,ooo
foul, 900,000
A SiaAW.—A ceutlemaa, who caoie in
the Allrg'.eiiy Valley lUilrtMU, yester
day m«r intc, reports lo us tha U IIOWIIIKas
Moscow and staff, the magistrates aud h« r«-,u:i ot s v.te taken ou ibe trsic:
Niirhuiisii
the nobilitv of the district, received
isirmtc i
ti e fe«
I ii tineuished citiien against whom their l.eti)
OD-
,plte
wa
ime ,i Hi-lory *ill do Preei
servances. Hero the Archbishop o' i deiit Pierce justice when tbe tongn. uf
alandet is ilent in death. It has done it
for Gen. Jackson—it will do it for Presi
dent Pierce.
CANVASSING—NOT
OM
great distance before breakfast Into came down to Ottawa from Norway, in tbis
lll|{
i tlit: bottom of a tumbler sugar l.astn
l'r"w" "Ugar, then fill the tumbler
'MI''irlT "ttee. anil you
1,uv«
a
"h1e,'"rc
hr'-^x
k i n a n o n e s e n o w i y o u
mj(V
wri
„.js
ti
,r
now th. roughlv aroused to o just sppre- ..vervtl,,,,^ withthem, for themselves
i oiation ,f the condition of affsirs, and
THE CASI.—The
Freinonters can generally bea* the Demo
crats in votes am ng the merchants, brokers
and''looAe gentlemen" generally, that trav
el on the cais, ju«t a« Gen. Scot' was always
ahead on tt.e c.tre four year* ai o. But
when a vote is taken among tbe honest veo
inai.rv 'lie r. .uit is different, a* the follow-
county on Thursday im-rrinK, it. s buggy,
pas'-e.t fcrty-two teaina on the road, con
taming ov-r a hundred voters, and to. k the
vi te of each of them. He found but 1 w.
Fremont m^n in the whole of tbem.--0:»
taWa Free Trader.
RAILSOAO VOTINO Wr do not attach
much important-.' to votes taken in railroad
rais and on itrauib.-sts, and have not often
pllbll
,^t
lhp as hl
al)1
th(In
,llth
Within :tie last two or
lh'"' w-'k
f^nilies nd it is better tar than
three W'-cUs, w" lia^e observed a decided
eliange n Hie cuuiileg.on ot He v«t*s
polli«heii in vaiious papeai,. .in addition to
tlir »tri" i»t!i of Mi Buchanat. wliic.. Was
vei y graliftlno, and wliicb 1. only an index
of what i* tf.ong on i all tlie Suii-v One
of our uiei: bant inuD"l from the P..-.I
ye-teiila), and tunuthed with a stAte
me .I ol the vote taken Oil the Ohio and
Ha.hoad tars, shortly after lea
ving Vinc-une- lie vouches for :ts correct
Tlie Vote -toed:
Fo: Buelialtau, Ml
Fillmore,
Frsmont, 21
Ail-fin vote
WB«
h*
or the North would Y0IU Alabama, who gave us a piece of chivaliy—the youthful statesman and Dt tn
illiormiltion iu to
u HU
seeiing suoh a heart ie little better than the lower lid, and every year thereat-
mieBee *e fc.ulsvill.-,
from Keokuk, yesteeday, with tte follow
inj: i.-u t:
K'.i Killmoie, It
Huchanan, 40
and dumb, but whether she was born F'emcn', II
iii that condition, or lost the powoi of
OLT ros FasaoMT.—Mrs. Nichnls, a
prominent advocate of free love, on
uttered, and now With the 8re
w
th** ai v? .« —A lew d*vt atfu we met a gentieman C» Brecker.ridtfe—tha rote of lean
old
woeVudning
the a^e of a horse after he or hw
-.„i i. .a. -8" t«v oi in# Trr»i«^»rw6iicnaaf*i Whote
ile of th-
vv*ill be we are sure, to moat
Is. eu.
oatactrcphe to aacb passed the ninth year, which wa» uew character laa no blot ind *hoie patrioti.ic HiUi.iata aunnlv hi! r.laea «iih Jim i I0 Cuft .f cum*. vct-.dly
of tbe 8lates, aad we feei disgusted with
bu n0
*slftsbness~who soucht not the bon-
'b»-jf ^•HiSK^SlLrAKr'iS
weighing who will safer,most by disunion horse is nine years old, 4 wrinkle cornea was sufficient to b-ing ot ky acclamation Wm Senefcody, desenbe.g tha absurd 1
and wbo will suffer least. A man po- ou the eyelid at tha upper corner of hia unanimous nominstiou'with spplau^a. appearance of a man dencii 'ht pclka, JOHN
there i
use.) every effort in the House of Repre- each year oyer nine. It, for instance, jn mercantile piper* Discount rates rathe- •hilling through hn trousers- isn4 ti e
each year over nine. It, for instance, mercantile piper* Discount rates rathe'
people have home -k.E-U.r„ th.t harieal^, M«,c»
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT—DAVENPORT, IOWA, OCTOI5ER 7,1856.
St. Loais, Get. 4.
A tatter is Ike
Dmmorat,
dated Law-
tOMO, Sept. Mlfc, says tbe Free Stale
,or
tr,UI
1
•I Ike April term ef lbs Lecompton ,|,
Coart, for murder Mfroas Topeka eom-
FILLMORE CONVENTION.
MI
Mi. Fillmore, 1 'ays, will lecaive not
le»$ than §0,000 voles, and guod judges
pUct it it a higher nguie Assuming this
'o be true, «nd the vote lo ba as full as
1802-
1
Buchanan, 4U6
Kieuioiil, i91
Fillmore, Zl
Tiit- passengers were aearly ell citizens
of Aruijtrotig county, coming to tbe Fair,
and the vote may be taken as an indication
of what tb.it county will do at the election.
the cortege at the different jioints in
in its passage through the city At the
Gates of thekesurrectiou, the Emperor,
Empress and other members of tho
Imperial Family, dismounted and knelt p,it. Union
before the image oi our Ladv ot Iberiu.
Thence thev proceeded to the Catht- «TThe New York Joumat or Coo,
ii »^a in «p*-akiBkr of the conduct of to*
dral ol tin Assumption, and kissed the Hepubln-ans at C« nco d, N H, in
relics therein atterwards the\ proceed- lei^tion to the reception of ibe President
ed to the Cathedrals of the Archangel there, say
Michael ami th.- Annunciation, where ejkib.iic., ..f p»r:y
i viiulenc« towards the chief magistrate ot
they iertoruieu iiiuilar religious i tht nation uev«i seen or heard of, and
Manchester, Oct 4tii n ii
Despatches from Cul Wriclit. in com
mand of the legimeirt of ..-
A
v
«f the M^rint- Hn
and Thomas Bodley
pi'al Cincinnati.
KnA.t IT BEFORE THE PEOM-e.-COIOIICI
Fremont', bill for supplies while be was in
Cslifornis. emomited to upwards of twenty
dollars per dsy for each man slider hit comf
in anu
"'Pia Menor.
Col. Kreoiont states apon he, honor
that the sending men serous ralifornia Bsyf or lift
sev^n miles, to captuie tbt* foi of Buena
Yerba is worth glO.USl.
Tbe military commission aulb"i ite.1 by
government to examine 11 (o such account".
state upon their honor, it is worth only fifty
dollars. Fifty dollars is allowed by U'v-
#rnmpn't,
will show Mr Geo i. Nichol, who
and we hear no more of tin
Vhsl are Tlslsaca (.'onsissg s.
One ol oui New E. gland cotrmin
raejes states, (--ays the Philadelphia Presby
terian.) on a late Sabbath ewiiiii, Whilst
the pastoi of a certain chuicli was jiie. cn
int a hot political serioon, one ot hi- tieer
ers, not thinking it lit edilirati'-n, took up
his hat an I rose to retire, when tlie conerr*
Ration immediately saluted bin. wuh storm
of hisses
f^^'l'he Richmond, Va., WIjik, notice,
the progress of 'lie "addition" to a taill
nearly eoiupleied in that city, the founda
tion of winch is of stone, sixteen feet
thick tile brick wall uVeracei, live leet It.
thickness from the foundation. The length
of the building is one hundred And ninety
five feet. When complete.! i' will be eleven
stories high The cost of the aldition with
machinery and everything necessary to its
operation, will not foil far short of $2U0y
000.
Dkath vault Fk.uHT.—We are i.iloiined
by li. ^rr^g thai u woin.th died Tri'in lh*1
rlft'Cl* or fright last evening in tbe wa
addition, it 01 cuued in ihn wiv Tw"
l^dir in a were coining iIUAII tlie
kill, when lb* hoi sr hecamt'unmani»g» ablf
ana iiin agbinst ihe h'u»#», wbicti the
woman lay nek. 8be became »o te nli«d t'y
tb« Clash thut fthf BiutU- an ellurt !u £el .p.
i:
York, l.as taken the Hump for Fremont.
The Tribune says she hii. been .peukn
most effectually for tree Kansas Con
necticut. si rl will do so elsewbera if in*
vitft.
Ma. Rkki KINBIDI.S.— At a late meeting
ot the Deii.oi-rei-y at Prattville, New Yolk,
the people weie aildrcse.! hy Hon. Colin
Ineet§oll,of C'..iinerticiit,in an eloquent
.piech IR f.tvor of Ru.-har.an and Breck
ruridge. Of the hitter, he ssi.t he had serv
ed with him in Congress for four years,—
We quote from his address:
"It was theie I 'aw him daily, in Ins
seat, quietly Wat chine the ordinary course
ol legi'letton, hi-, r.i.hle countenance beam
ing with intellifre,,re, or else, with every
fare turned towarda him, addresnu the
Houset now, with features collected, in
each word
der, Oct, 4tli.
rwlltlcwl Preachers
OtrvruusiNG or IHI DBMOCSACY.—One
of tbe large*' meetings ever convened in
tbis city, was held by the Democracy last
evening. Jutt us our paper was going to
piess, the piocessic-n, which is torchlight.
y—the youthful statesman and Dt RgF Ou.-Ists.t news from Kan.as ,s rh*t
or Ken'ueky-.hiia Whom the lllus- ji^X.us 1-ss deserts', bis staving buod of Sl'CHAKAN JOHNa,
r»i.,.. --'i-1 pna*
raW4j^f
Wesi-.lreckenrtdge, whose hts**'^' Esrt**"We pVopu.VthatAbo"
litiof.iats supply hit r.lace with Jim Grii
We can well (pare him —North Wt"
v
My*
defined wrinkle for Wd.mtnd'for'monero'^'ll'b""'I tS i u«Va«."'a
money on call, hut not
ror ri
i, .11 ^1 billf, 84 p^r cent, for prime fourth months.
ot wrinkle* to nine, and you will al- 9 p#r
aent.
fur prime sis months. 10* 12
So &ay» the gentleman, per cent for eecoad rlas anI tinfle natn«».
pi
outideut it will never liail.— p»r cent for call IO«QS.
W Taber, Eiq editor of the Charles*
ten M*r*urv, waa killed yesterday after
noon, In a duel with Edward Magiath, on
the third lire.
..... Two Ngw Ux» Ovruaa i« Mivaf
g,
IOTA
-Tbe President has Aged 'he
TFRO
Par.aiylvanls, iecratary ef tin ^a geutti-weit Dutriet ai cCibwa, sad for jalandtjie uesOak, whisa
MM th* BOB. Judft bavise
Mew Turk, «4pt|t.
ed with
Lalayetts to Cbict^a Vaiqrday 'Mt, Oet. lengmi
4th, snd glvs* UI lbs tollowli teeHli ol a
vots tshso on the train wbea between W
fsjette ami Mi«btgsn City i
Tb. Northern Jtauway of Fiance i» ,n «,i ..f »a4 o tbs
Charles Carpratier, Loins ffrrlet, Awg' *te all bs auw «a ae
Parol an Gucrin.— Mr. •llorruugU'iigaa isrjA| laHlaUrtayHr tbt pablls w
applicaiion to the Ceurt for an order f,
tag arrest ot Uie da(eii4aiit, who are sharg
T«k Dtrvaaaach —The Cieatnusn Os.
gelie kavi*d asked what was thediChtsacs
hsiweea s Mt.sk peaei-f*' and a |uwk nig.
VREAT WESTERN, CIMMSATl
Stove Store,
Tin, aktH Mrmn mnd Copper
TCWarewhenbat
Charleston, •apt *,
sub^.'slbet a ne« atove atr-rs and
Manufactory, .*1 street, 4 door-, east
o! Hamas*, be latinde toksepoa haud ihs
CMdrsM CHmmtr Si—*,
new tuarantss iu
-~r- eaesiws^ tflMlta W svei i^egtes.
n i .i Land OSseefor MinMsaa (s fpllow«t rrr as wMrsntadtheaMHywUibsrsraaaaA. aiuScsp.
ISVofwl.wbwtn
JUI
ffsuialsbtly taking property he
already elabo*
rstely given ia oui puiiws itrwi- fbe Jud^e i ..
llirrclary.
to,k,,.
M4rEUm
„^IV
priaooen kad oa esamiaation before Jus- SICK. u.s amuo.i.i. a»o m»»
dj-
SHITTT
Tbe Fillmore 8tate Cc»iivrnti"i. wai be|«l JI.'
l^-i'uc i
here yeetarday, and nominalrii a State ami rtothiag.
Electoral ticket. »),, P...iolBi
Erastus Brooks urtdreaaad a psWir neet I. n.N'sTi:ij N. s tt »i"- h.
in«
HKAVY
the evening. "i-iy Braftr, t-t_ a
FAILURE.
New Yora, Oct i.
The e*teusi*«- proilife h.msr of Nnssen
A Cottii.s liled io-dsy They lia.l a l.cavy
biuin. «j with ttie West, b« ii«g the l.uijest
receivfis of flout mil er.un in the ci'y.
Their liahiliiie^ «re ta'd to be upwar t* of
$200,1.00.
Sew Vork. Oct 4. 1
Tile AmencAtis nt trie thin! Congiessi. n
i al District of tlil-c ty haw nominal- i J. VBRPKR a
Whtiiag for Mayor of N, Y.
a^
MK.«.AK,!S5wKaa^s.:Aa^aK,::,:l.s:ii:m:
UH
i La^^ls
a£P5S5.«r«S -T.j
Ike United StatM troope are stationed at i I.i.KN a nooi vn on', BuuHmnnnaj%t
thenointe where trouble ie antioipated iB»uraure A«eari« jFO'JB'X* TtlDOBIVBO
duria* Ike eleetioa, that aay interfereooe a ushaii »irs«t.
witk we legitimate exercise of tbe right U.u «n4«uauafestow.
of eaftage may be punished with the ut Ki
AUAHS.
.. hfdf itwn
most severity. Dr* W1
Tke Pro-slavery p«t, run Wh.tfisld ra^rnot a siiN
for Delegate te CoagroM. 'C'hmi i,, iacu,,. wa--i« t*s
OB E.l VIS ... .IUIU
I
u'»n '-I. A ••uni.'ui i ....
r«m. r«.i »wiai*»r. i
Asntai. a co i iais
Dr* an4 Qrx-arte*.
i St. II HKIIO N HKIMRH'—.. ..f?ii't.
Waichn A Jewtli).
HI IIOI SKI 41 t.
BILI.O.V i.-C
a a SKi.soa b- 'j
Beeka a llsllnrrr.
9 II Sl'AHK t- II
9 w m.tsaco ...Na
IU ADAAIS a co
M"u r***-
1 a. 8 .VISION ten Ora,l» '••lo» ".M.
1 A
Phi lip Pbenix ttios' or tlie RtM un^res- Hardware.
»ii.n il Uis'nct hi.ve nominal^it SI ef.pard w vr fahKish c..i ».. ui a Uis-t
Knapp and of the Kirst OiMrict, bio. klyn, i rowEl.L a CHII.D 2d-t r».i om,,«
Edward G, Wood
The Reform Committee, tic.id.-il by Peter
Cooper, have n omit,a ted Jud^e J..mes
WASHINGTON NfcWa.
Washinvtcn, Oct il
The consti uct'on ot tbe MHiiii" Hospitol
at Cincinnati, has b°eii awarded
W. Hall, of that city.
u- 0^n R..»
CHAMFTOM
teMm- ^ir.
Wholesale Grecers
BARKI.KY IIIOMI'SON fc CO c..r
II U-A1.ZELI. a CO Oil 2l a P»rrj
WII.KVa ML'N'iKIl ...•in.l, m» »:.nl
CXICKtBBOCKItH a BROW'S. Ft.MiI K-rrv
ATAN'a McCARN Biirr..»S Muck
Drsuiiti.
1 WKtH .S« l» I.'Vlalf Hum
Oeal's Funslshlug Gaads.
o John I A S ALSTON a CO Hr.Mv.t t-l,,«
K.VAPPa REIIMON 1 l,.i. K.m
VERIIKK ». CHAM 1*1 ON S.^.u.t Brady
4
1^.,^.,^,. ..l(-
(on
thors, uiit«ada0 marring th^ reputatioii or
di«
i,e£'y
n0llsr
aI,,|
post Office at Brw'ol, I,
Jt. KCHNKK *i -t s-ai Br^
ommissiooer Hendricks lias returned lo wm A N 'KPI Br..~y iihtFr..m
Ins post of duty ill the Gener. I^nd officc, Mealc fc Mnsiral Inttrunirnts.
Wardnell bas been a(ipoint'C. Super JOSKPH A CRAM AI.I X. s i c.»««• B»»w
iiitendec.t of Construction of the in w Cuj- Slaves* Tinware.
RV.A.S a KARt.Y Fi.'i.i ,V Maui SIS
TWlTt'llKl.t. a UI1.1.KTT Ilf.i bet a S(
The Inwa Ajrlrnllsrst llf|kA.
ml'itsK. VKII.K a Co Fr-1.1 a K I ..land
Leather and Saddlerr Hardw are.
BAl'.ll i' aSK AltS •-•i..1 -t
HRIaKJh1*8 —H« \. Mr Panc*«t
i'hilait'lphla ronft-r nr*, *ili j.i M- ai tli
tf»- ]. K. ritMi- h. lo-ni'-rT.-w ai haif|»a«i
a. M. atiJ at *pvti ..'eluilit lath'
JI ST KK( KIYKD a Uig
of
all and rxADiino.
Lo.i.r.
In t.nis l«- 'Uii K .^uttcflf
TALLHAN K PnWKKH.
f) A tlrinionN Bk»V. A«iti«l*i.
LI'HBEK 1 an a! ... I^tb. Shli
•**. Starr- ter. f.r sa low by
UtNWK K klfoN
?:4'f
Rail Rsnid flop* Aair MtU
•lit II. AVAN \I
'leiition fu the
IkV.
1
la'svery rtareet, aat if not
aiarket ta Obis, 1. full? prepared to warraat and
trf
......
bt re
Is a nun
Chaffer Uehfsai and seat. W»0nrA* Thi
Cia.,asb pi lam AiseStevatss «assi patter stc.e,
df Ml |art|. ships. aa4 staSsi Oaai gteysi
\S I 1 -all
ntl-maii II
an t)
ofth. .tmi'-f'-'l Hi-Pr t
•Hliu Atnl |»hytM tNn. aud ba
HO.-.IA1 'I
i s
IU.1 its tti' !tt I- lit
hN lAt- hoin
it*
I
c.
Xhe Fusion i rioW aie huWllUff over the roakMig prcpamtl- u- t- imii.«t*- It. and in a.iin* «astf
,a i hav« pnrtl.ard«-ld boitlf- aii'l n*»!iiK-d tb»*in. W«
fact Ihtt ao niJi.) freuCln i i»re un the
T. WKHB.
w
stumi. f«»i Freaoat. The Ot-mocracy aie bt-dvakr- 'ti- seniuaes«*
all «.ver«i enh a u.. t«|
lie rap, ain- th iianr ofilt,
glorying iu lh- fact thai nut a Bucnanan
a n
Ml
NtHlt We li.»v« i». li.m-is tu» I.iir
s an«1 i tin- tun-h-.r-.- i^ilatr- «l'i II
ii r. if a) phr»I n On
u- tri a' the nsAid'iif **f Jaui-^ t»wi k,-.rrnTnf
K ith ami Rlplfv KM', pp» li'-r ur Hu-«.
-r-di' RKN'WIlt k.
A^^B^KUAt'D W- Wi.:i|«l rail .t'l W ..|i ,,f lh*
inb|t ng tin^t a fraud •lath prat tUtri
ti.- .i.-i"'H lug ii, t! article of TIoSTI T
TEK'S vk'braud Stnmarh r.Htere th»
Bitters hae hot uit- popular. ther« havlntf bu n
ipu.i,
artl wai in Nebr^tku city, makr Atwrn yi at Lhw oao^ a 8ec--r.J a-"ixt jv^r 1.
pit* nroLui^ that tne Abo Alden's Cl tbii ?twr jyfc» •, r. ?.
u
a»k wtiHt n. ou
by Kit nr.partial Kit
wa* the best mi! most l.or eet ••mpnund r«m*-'iv for
preserving and *n*aut1fying th« hair,ai-d reuniting
•ray ha.r to its original orl r, and tlip locks tkr
bald headed, we ihould without hesitation iay^Pro*.
0. J. Wood*s Hair R«itoratlre.--s9T.
.tat.
aJrertUtrucni In an« ihcr column
Kr» iVbnfrtisrmrntB.
PI BI If U AIlk
Dissolution.
t-jjiunj »twfrHiies
TtWtcapailr.'.-Gij
iif-f-.
taSsciibsr.il iU.-olved
He looki as though he bed a hole ist»-«r-4-f 1
a,i.ie-i will w o«. .d unrt-r :h-rame
A Boci.aatiira, J'bus
OCll-dlX
1
*seiaUriav% lbs yafeUo u (tea at a caii
arfSN^thSgMetSstrset,ston la.t ut Bar
(, ^oaita.
w
graaled the order, heldiag each oljh# A I I I I I I 0
fetid bats te bsilln the sua. of #600,0001end aa AbULQM lMn.yad ai—m
elicar Ps Angelti, who wes deputiaed by MjJnVAbJflasks floarwl gc
tbe Sheriff, Teag the aeeusod f?«m theeus- se«a«ee br iaaaa rNaa, Qh
lady at the ascend Wsfii police, sn lodied
I It.-at ia Bldrldg* llrretfibil, to avail tbs
"Vlhpf aS'ien "t 'be Court.-New farfe
wi e a
.. aarssl of lat.d»b«vtdsriba.t,
Wkltaia"i filitetial fraaUan! KKVi.
latsi nwU
... AMW
ibwh*, i^arSlVW ia4 Aauthl aratb nuw 1« a«
uar Masaioei ess est «i
Am lb b.*.i a.atth.1.. ro!
UK
best wat'tisi. ttm
by aneriswsg wsilai
I
it garUit l-^n
UI
"t liar.
h" na
JOHN J0HN«
DR. J. MeCORTKEV
1
m*n tWeimflKlery.
WMIsBSAlaB W RETAIL.
i 0TM la* pritfcanuhal servK'.j lu tbadUlMli
Dav Dport and TiCiMty.
Offl in Winy k, oew bulldiCf,Cgrner or
Vuiirtb k Brady •trvttt
E-f-r to £*r2« Uav« Dpvrt, Jaajf- W. Canfl ld.
»«ptl7
Notices
ol riarlaastl. wblth naa tb* last two ytari eon rrtHI L.dits ol Dss p-t \e4 rigtnttj
ars rao\Xh«#•
iiaav and fMp aaoaraoi^ la tb, bistoo af «tovet I i. & to m^t at tt. C-tg gatfi:»'. cht-rfi.
forb afetaf, hsillae, laattlae aad bsatuw. with l.-s
rnei tbaa uvslher slen, aad (a Ms Uae. Tbe ,ot.
•viae Uwr Int
Ir.
nd
lecurl&it paynitnt of a ratin t. ui c.:«.iiif»r? Mt% ft^aTaUu^ in part of
a&d the intereit thareou. iiRiitd by llmrft
tlnka /I* »a/l ika Irse 4aW f.l rrh A It ZAI •. 'Ttlll l.S» 'lul
aeai vurcsuar
isa. naaaasbl.
Muht. datft ihs But day of M.-rfc, A
r^it ptTalt, a f..!tow, Oct f. t'.rtt li-u. ^.-! 1
tsrs, eSyabls rc v*nr, aftsr dtit. at ihs -ffl o#
C»«t k Ssrriat to tktcity olDavtopor-,. with intsi
I SSt at tbs rate ot tea par ess: ptr ann ,m
ssni.-aBnuai'y Anl tuw, laiJ s: ilHorr uotc fci.-»
las bsf iat aus auJ payable aiel tht ist.^ Htor/
In ms rsttsd by ssid Jee» sf »rui'.. »i. w-d
BS»-!a tl.t tw,»tv.«»(v I. 1«v OilObsr A I*Ci.
ij laiisf'
Uf ba.l-
lbe|«al IVg»r.. I Mifftt ia*
n 4^.s lula fttesablag Jla«b
•weri ..
lbe|«al Itjfitr.. I
ingw 4^s lula tbrssblaaHat
isbtl.biiteat la the Pattee ItaWi We alt» Btau
bat I
a. aay oib^
rastvre tva aad Ssar h«tai.
Jab WmHS.trsaflatiblSAeta,ias^ at th* 'baria^r
aad Vhrsthw
•hart*,
SMHM
MARklf.
PEOPLES
YV -.1
Beets a Sbaea.
Btn.lJF b* I 2.1 a
Mil Brsdjr fc Rtiry
tr-op- n. kooRK & IIROWN
Washiogtoii T«iritor, bit men in jAmks JORI AK..
good rendition. And prepaiii ir winicr Toba c® fc lgart
quarters.
1
HPECIAL NOTICKH.|
Uirl'-i tins A unilu-«l(iiintlH*rofHpeiialiioitr -, i
ill b»* iiisi-riiil At t»Mt i nt" p- liw -'n*h
$
BH.4IP 1* STHKKT»
i:a,l »lil». «rieM ss4 Third %la-
U'llKM',,,
|,KO hvkk.w co...c... ia-ts
TALUSAK.
w»tu*a r. o,
•..••• I »W-»'- -t
•I,... c-:i ,e.,I |v w,..l
rem »-tfi«s nr«t i»*t »•—»*rr sip*
c-nti |»i i'ouna. aii.l ,ilii.g !•'M 'i. I"'*|-
Ih-din A. II. KKNT
•vi i» .irpm:
i.ipi siit C*T|wl
liifnin C»rpei-,
K\tr» thr«eiMylak^iUi-
I
WORKED COLLARS
&13TTS,
Um «vk el Kill*'! s n it% \1 ly ,«l«l
ch'-«t| ib in •:. V-1 nu't u. «t iiui-uiin I
DAW njHiri. ut
s.nirrrs»\miETr store,
xi» rtj: i r* i
t:.?i O
i
JI ST .1
SMITH'S UlHr
1, a i
Faraitare. Mnllrenei aud LylioUlerr.
M. NK1I, aBROTTIKH
Wli..l"sste sod Betsil
H- lif
11111^!
Kr
TIN
VTOKKKR8 WA\TKI—'T»V
re' rtr^t'a'tr Tiniu* u can ilii-l -Ifadjr \%-r I
,?** at SMAKT Bl MU RTrs,
tit U'Hdvst.-pp ft Offi'f
KHST RATF. TM-RIT U ILL -X
liang
1 ft-r Faiunng land vtihln f-.Lr
tfc»* «*iiv. i..r rifv Ms. Hi 'hi- rjt'
i)|Uirt «t Counting
star. D-m -ctai
M-pt iftcltf
ng Roosi the
MOVKV TO UMK linv a
.- I I K I
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Smith§\tritfy Start,
I" Uitriport.
REAL THREAD LACES.
Just Ki'crlved
|es|
in Aid «n( Mi"r- tichl
Ivfi.tnllii. lii*- t.t ih
io- l' i tr*at W«- Yirlriv
u
fr..m ill' ilU« u" ssf
Chii'dyo Journal J/ay
Ut Mgt,
»DiB- lidar
i s E
TS
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SMITH'S VAKIETl STORK.
rUHlh ll »-,
K«g», Onagri, 1UIU, Ac., Ac.
v« .• v wi» si«4
I B. MM-
STiM iK
OF
1 1 1 O S
R.«.-t-ft If
SMITH'S t.lKIKTi' N'l'OKK,
Oarnipocf.
Horhc
FwrniMhiM^ IKHHIN.
I i .1 .•
S.niTMrs 9 IK STUHE.
Davenport
C^'ttii.
ntmtnib-* Fm iilltir# i«".
T«i»1» lati«*it. l«*-4 si fin* ilUitk«*t
Fl ti ti'-H. he. 4*' K'»r ny
II SMITH
RE,
tiperf.
t!o|l»|»|r'' *.4«l!
•Jrub)' tb wiyot
Kr^ts
Prru^li V* I
Mwi#- "ii .T
Chtui ru si.\
4t i
II H. SMITH
liinrhoffV
Black Silk*
Jasl ttpfucd all MidtliN of Ihi* Ctft
tbritfd Make of Dress Silks.
COR. SCltlXU VMi UltAOV STS.,
IIWENPOIM.
»hort tim- i i
1 4c(()ttKIN
TO
jtHKrvr
FRENCH WOOLEN PLAIDS.
Jt'S'l
a
I
sjturtrs i
'.ifii/.Tr srimE.
PI UK THREAD Lli'KSs
na-'iig tb"
,..44* XI- 1
tiCHIni'
i rs. I bny .if •»-Mn n»s^:a-
(^r ap-
clergyman in th- Una, has ye. been known ^r"Wr,*»
to .U-seria l.is high call i ii j.' t. political
Siuin|'iug The latter will be sustained ill
dourish like a bay tree, hut tne former will
be turned out to grass after the November
election. Mark that I
by Barkl- v. ThMiitpwMn Au-m**
A'IH lo till- 14
mill iral4*'. and
Ktt»hifii ii'ii r»id*v
0. H. HMITH
SKIKTN,
Ffl-t r«»:.-l»frt «nl fo: *a|f Ml
Smith's tarkl) store,
i .i »i..| «i.d Brady ut
UATNNPtlRI
WhWtl-«* 4l"
ttk'ieti.Q ds*i
Kn»br..ld-rr'd tfkirt
wttf-Olf ff aVlTH
JI ST ffl fMITII
If SMITH'S VARIETV STORE,
n.fro'poitr.
Ku'ticb I' is. iu
esitation say, fro:.
Zhrno'
JOBSS,
REAL WELSH FLANNELS,
JI ST RECEIVED tt
Salth's Variety Store,
Dmrenport,
Alexander's Kid loves,
fWT ,»C' jTcd a:..! foi tai* ty
octA-dtf
I.AiilJA^ II
LYONESE CLOTH.
Jattwp- aaU caa^» r.f r'-aarkatir chsap
C^m-
Lyonise lotb far Dre^aem
Thou II w VP! Bud 1 r.ry r'asat I Csmbrle tstts, ii
r. F. A.V.IPP,
Merchant Tailor*
1
Tfc i'-day at I j'ciocfc, ror Uv.
Slag 'be Viiioi. eo* i nt 3
i "I mSSSBSmfSi.
NO. tt I.Ei niRi: ROM.
P- t'l i a. i.i .1. rtfOefved
FANCY DRESS flOOOS,
And VEN'T
31.
gaui*
Trastee'a Sale,
ITF SSOJH,
stores Aa. ws aMe lalsad taesiu ea kaal a rut u
tor nasal eltle
Var^ JsMM^ *ara, Cunv-r Ware
grass gstuas, »aa»«hedj.. Sbd hut •vsrjrtbir.y
BsaauylMlia sMbaaessabUMeat. and is grs^ar
sd al all Umat to asake aad pvt a»
,11*^ ^tMB^BttSastaiM-
FsrslokiBg
HOST ?ASHJ0B&r Sim.
M^stwk ct 3£*t IA U-
cl adac
Main I
Due,kill'. -,
Jean., w
\iraEabAS sr. the flu ni jr Ha n, a it if**
VY Hsotj il-t..,a-l &i.it ilui... i.jwlfs sxe
coted aata W U-Su. Doe au at Tr'itits. a csita...
dts1 it tr iit. r.I i.itll i!.i th. '.act In
S. .j|t u..utir. I w-. '*s»«'rit.tl fc» .'onow,, ta-wlt. Il.t
noith-wssi ^uar-.jr .ft i ath-4.»t isr »r ,( l.. o^ tf lau-J
Hot Sio i»e., (S) in u.wr.tl.lp Nc it/.ttj-t |fci. '3)
a.-rtl) I.oie No thrts. *0.1 tati 61 ill. ulu.
pi, Kti.X':,, »Uii'h ia.l .cr.vtra&c, vat »•,.» by
Ibt 'aid Hsnr.- Um.. sod wi:-r f. vuin.it
mjt
AT", ^tiamjr
ritel»s«r«0»
•.- U,
".•-•km.. i
.ra.abdstlhe
i k*-«» aa4 AAAS.- i 0urMfi4Mt* i
B!.
il, jcb tht'tcf alt
,d pay tbt of
.tlo. tl ltr.
togiihtr wuh lUw »i..l
Aaidt.'d. o-l': t-f tl.it t,ntic« .^3
IV-'• tbs ciBipisii-^i oi tBib ,a!e a iitsd wn: be iiv
a ii. tiiCMMaafs cub th-' iti^ui't. r, ot sittt Oe*w
r-f fruit. ivbTtjits a tul. ami IS'-SSt '.U» 'A Ihe
irat' a: lib-' .ft:is tbip' •.'•.-.ai
Uat«4:b~ 1»l '.»• i»'»' A -Ji»
Ouui. va
s-'il-dlSSt V
ban. Ne«
•atsie
Black ar. i cc.ind Silk, al.d
SILK VELlETi,
ai.i ifi3*t panares. HpOSf
aii o.' wblct wit: U
I si ihsiui.
fearrityls tt
Mil., htvlnr ran.! tr ta 'bt ,ams. I Wiil.ua
I.-utiss ai afbiasaid. 4-. t.»fb» .'ire 'h.i
i aiiMlo uoflce- that ty t:i-.BS "f th- pewer whlih .» Ih* lat
IhieihlM k. Sttbstwurol two o'tl^n !a tos *ti»u.oon or .:uti SU no«-wb. war
KomeKwer day. At ths i:t: ftmiss .tear tn -h, cit ot Iiaitr-- o?t|. aw:l
VtTTVjpn, p,wa e*po». ami oflsi_ tor tale a ao:ioil ths
Cut, Made aad TriHHed
.-.I tri., ard fuaraaw^ lo tuit. ,i.n el
Rtaumtibt* PrlMii
will, tb-.r tat teaser.
£s*rr.
OI NEXT PRESIDKM I I
c.rsa #,
Ji
frlss
lifvuf b«.oanab. P*p-.
Ci.«fc
-,r.|.i. Cl.arl*. fitmi-i I".
uoux aroiu
1, f't-i.er.
.UOlftNCd.
Ug» i
Qltf aUA a-itb' Snuy ail naaiaiUKt mu
0VU lease- w •aisbr.
WJR ferTyPf
THEmlTRMi*
E U K A
•OI'UH 4k MVBRN Mtssrre
Aim. lMS*e«( UulniiieHl M. Paul Thaaler.|
Taesday Krrntaf. On T. ISI^
Wilt N- pr.- Ill*.1 til Tr»ci," Dama..f
LWRETt.l BOHGtm
OaW'
Coattt Onas
TIIE LIMERII k BOI.
tf I'mgrftwnir.
Admission ftii t.ntv (bilUrcu ttb4«rksl yr*f»of
•ft »ctjti P«-irrnuUKc it, tuaanicf ai a «u»r
C-r lo 8 o'clix k. p. u.
I V I O N S I K S
A ii v (I o ii e
(UMMIM MIKCHANI.
o ill Bralv Hlri •*!. umr Pml
l»A V EN PORT, IOWA.
\!..ClIoN
i 4L».S .r Real ^ni« aiank* ll .i.
i.i r..i.um. ci .Hi.ug, in» uw.a», oi.»
Iflu .1 H-.'k- Al«l ^UllU.U-rjf Slid i|«*lCtlMtMlU»
fr-i iSlly .MI i« Hio ttiiU,
1tnia-k
gwiit-,
•VJfi.'II* HTOt'M
S.t|e» will l«
UAIIuai»bi.
Jiurieywi Tailem.
i», (ovbom
U'asi.uhi
IHS6-7. I ILL IHM-7.
CAMPAIGN.
Al S*s LcClairr Itow,
HARju-
Mouruing Dress Goods,
Staple
II ,r -liie-iohl' rs
Dry
Snlth's Variety store G—4*.
PALL AND WIXTCK STOCK.
SHAWLS
ai /Ch^ abd L»hm I r.y at'U ftoawia, •i*lh»
do SUkaol TI0b** 1--. Rav 9'a o «ntl WiterloolAfif
aud Square Qc& a Travel ng !•'.
Hear,
iy th .1) anU
kMUma
b-l-.:'.y t"*".. ,1..| „br
fi.r-tuf ,i :CKtiia-.t u,: io.f
Mr I. -k- .:.»l»t» IT wS .at
Sttperfin« Cloth*.
8 .• TI--, v- rj' -Ua-t.
WOOUEN QOODS,
Ca-musrss,
Ps-skins.
•aiitsti
twssd»aaa 4ssas,
fMgr sjr« n| M3:»+:.
5 HTx'JVW i:F-i
SV?t »e i iiSSciSr
Mix IVIU Wllfhl
....Mr Imi
Willi
wl
0 VSTKKI. a CO
m..| an.l Third -tps-l'
STII' .i» Kf'd .1 U'
«i.t uij jrm n
liavoapan^n't "a.
Nuliffi
rpTTV ..ij.ttithr tM|. i silnjt IWsrtli Kliul, A
tint n iMl l'tl.n tlu-M-ltnl i-v i,,uiial enn-vi*t
Tin btnliti Ai.l lrm-rill !•, i,.--mah** |m» -ut.
ni lint that l.n-' tin
HI,*
!t\« n|»
r||»||.»l»
.ii.l hn' h..l n,- i
i ffiM' fih- u-niAk« f. it.it
f'«i' Salt ut
Smith's Variety Store,
6
Dnvonport,
FOR TRAIEI.ING IlKESStS.
IT'SL N .1 -1 -T.I ... |.
ti SlsHl.ll.,I,I T'H* II II
SMITH'S VARIETY STORE.
*|f ti:iil th1 Rim vUl
j-1' ts»f |»rt*t-ril th I' V K npi^wiioU
iuK auihori/ct) tti. tL« Mflbirt of tbe Arm.
Tin husinc s wilt In- iifinur4 br V Cn*pt» al
itw .14 b:AI «l,No. 9 U' ruip E«»»
i-s •.*«, 1^56—siprt-ittn
TH# HIMtllEil %\l» Kim
iLOAKS.
A N 8 A N
'Af/MlffN.
u lds*vr| blOlllill
•'K llil^
l»Ul H,l- llAItU
luiim ih Ml
Filers Rangi- Froai
to 50 DollnrM.
r.iKi
ib lAIPI Ulll WILLIAM mum »s
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Attd (inml Lud Agtasfe
orncA NO. i ORB's at
II
igi'Ml and \otar) Public.
I .Hi Brs.l, la..n. K-l II ai..lSi.,il. .ire- Is.
()F^
ILUINM. DAVBMMIRI
lui|.t"V .1 aisl 11 tiifi,i-,• »r,l I'll, and QweeHf ^r.
piTlv. h.msbl and l,t n L'umuii* Mii 11 T"fSUI^ si
|jii..i-car. rutly »ls-ied, tjind Warrant. loraM
I «.I ..1. »lum{ T»». |Mid f..i I»j|.n ktMni* Me
II.V
iiimtnli Uaa^wsviMlnl.
WII.I.IASI aMNM.SK.
Aimiiw} al La* Culleclloas nails aad paearsi.
proa|U nulled Cn«.jalK-||kf rata/«gy al
trndad to. est!.
Vilulblr Bulldlns loi. lu Siui
"ir l». Buriow rvaldti.'*.
Two i«e .iu ii,- BIUU..UIWI ,.i aiohthawiVmaas
»ii*s*|.—flu^ ua,.b.iiu. led Rner viee
St'
ALSO—S .«!
»oil Clini.u. an.l
Om-Loi- ..i
^•Idld
il*»- Ao tkni Sloe, ..i (lie
tlw lill.^a. tf, \v lb- A ., IK I*
Mi (SKY At'OOMHOUATIIIN
ttiMlto .ti «\ti-l*AHT»-nt« ACtlUllly II*
st.j dod i.i I vid »r i' taiaHj Km a ilinlit-il
i I s*)'1 rflf cl'tl At ptihttc »r i» wal«
vulir vil«i» »»f M-r« baii'lu- *wei\ rvnlb«. «tiil
Jav 4]- a*, ei 3jfri.. nt ni. aii-I
«rvU
MR%*
o. F. KM-app, ADAM SON & HAPP,
AT THt OLD STAND or i*'
UOOiS
I the pulM.t |„. fo-H.i Mat
ton.
FUJI I!S» \VINTI:R I OOVS
Leip-rU.iui.M i h! l. Ih taji.ig niurfc, an
prepared t.f.ilftl the umiract.
»i-k of
E S S i o o n s
C'tlftKt*
p.4in Mt:
d*- Kmj»
P!aW.
Thib**'t, Cobu-K"
«l »»-:}. I rgriiti
i l.aln«
(stadt,
IrtoUi
flingtiniii
J«aa«
Cambrics.
O^alau.
T:iu,
Pitrfcs* btaact.ad
and brown Cottc-n
uii-.A. pi- cet ut.b£i Bisect scl at let. I
.Bit tnk JftLUOK
FANCY DRY GOODS.
R:tbct«. H'.«lsr]r, Olove,.
I IitttmlLgt. r-ir.fM Btkb.ii.
C-*si B'Jte.rl *c he
SUItB.
EJnanoiDMSRtma
Robit a C^ trt n.ui-ti. andCaaibtio
do, Laee Kait'tidar »:r. aad Cianb^lc
sc* it»«! Ilor.jt •!. .1.., M-ieit:* ind Ckmbrie
titidi Dmiitt do Hutlln and Csrr trlc Idglofi a»4
IfirtiLgf. kng:,tfc TKr*«d Va.JtLcisaa#®, »ima
otcnt' Lace K !g TnfAfiti' and Htia«»
Jntbrr,i Jsi»5 MnJktrcbi'f'. Kabrr.id* •dJftitiinaB'i
—. Plain India Bo-kind Sarlvs Huallni.ttilKd. *eehs«
IMVCMpOrt, an.l ipnittd A., plaiosr.-J rh«d|.d C«mf r!ei Tif.rtta I e e A
Urn. Ht|r.w a.- Lo.sn ar.t 8liretla|., biea. hsi
I.'lca Ci.,ti, Linsr., X.j.kli:,, I) .i.i^atieei i
i u t»ir. Drape, ie- Ladiet Lawn «u.t I. r.r. Hani- i
k ifl.ltft Get.!.' b..i(Ur t-l a p.^ii. do: tt--sched
sad twwu I uh Liien, l)i«[.e--, a.
Alla- t)Oa :r j,i
•atuis a-3 H. tp*,
Istia 'CUB* Valvals.
Jflar.Jhti, Jhavtt Irujfilt, CloaJUnpt,
Ofey4, PreckMS*-f!tr.n-'it. srbus at.lsiJar.4 aad
TrtisiLtni II oaieh.
LA1»IE» BO.NNtlh
I 01 r«h vtyiss, aad u. fraat-tt .an.ir
I W'.uldluTit it s »tt«oiut. of tbt Ladl.s sattic
asfaasat*^
M®"' a*duost f»sbt.taMs
I MAXTIIO-AS.
A»a
TADiib
i 01 las stost t.tbini.ol* taano-
Card.
e'S r* I giiarns
we «SaU reiarftt
reaySIt-' .'-Sltlati. pi.B3laa.-d yr.r ^te ol
tw -swig
CI-t
y
tt.s Sri arm, for tps
oi
U«
i so-. a.asl lsab.»bahis .:JI. vaataull
a l.^a.t.1 b* *41 »Mi SI grtaea Aleh
I S.I.KitasSatx.a
rat. u u.fti ths af sU br'l He eg.
tees
Hartiaua aid
Addliha,. .n ^-o«d aa#
tfeliO
Twriiiy |i-. in.ul on Maw alieel. e»t
Pl. .ir If Otalr- Baaee
1»| 4. Bl.«k U.
We,I I,all I,.i
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Hl.«k II n Tt.lr.l
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Hi',, aud MSK .slyal
ol Ha,.i.puii.
ti fn a pooi.AN
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it or
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at at
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In MtaA It—as» i ii,..
•n r™ i It ni.i.n ,,ii Wrotera a*«UM%
*»n nduia iso (.- kaik «uk an ailrf
fS'ti i:« i m. ivL.
la t'k'.A e,.-- suivri irunllag un at .Ik.i
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Id at
bh»t»l~W
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la Mo.it -il l«
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(Him-. '-SH..!* t,, I li..mpv.iii dc Co.)
HOI.ENII.il URIKIIKN,
40NMISMI0!V A FORU IROINU
Merchants,
efMif Uenrrmt .IgrntBf
i'okn'kk riaav
AMISKIOSI.HTM..
Duvonport, Iowa,
I»tl -(Ua/« Itr
Vh Pttrdrr! (in Pander!
THKHul.-tH.il.
..nd. ,»n:iinl i-.i.k ... Laain, SeniS
a F.v-|.| arxt t.a.li.it a Alsfailn.
near ih- itjr w ill l.ai
...,H|»III|,
ai low
S- IMI HI, ..J |. I.
T. is K A llh,
l,aud
ARK
.•r 0 I.I
eafel. and
-I |r»c.,
.li ttad... i •'..•rt'i
HV
AKS, I HKW S
S"1»' I -Ula/.ti.
CO
O'.r F,r.» and Saomil
Sch
nuiry CUv aUHfle,
Scott I'MIIJf.
«'naiaiitlv
V ,,k„„l I.
..I „ll I
i.i il.ina ite
.J nit
Ml- r|.
i-bina
.1 u 1.1, I ut ,1 A« n ji I
a. JT t|ii!K a-i nd'rt l-e. rrnll) «nd proiu|.II' ti i|
slmTelitf' will |4es"- .-all i.passiw
inaim nritiv tlv hr-4 jml
I'.itur. wh I
1
h+y wilt I al l««wl p'l
Ihrniiftl HkIi Hf-ltiA
•VA**, OMIV ft
Car htff «a4 Wtaw4
•ItM- -(§aiH'» o*py)
riOO»H I
w a o i
& RKD1HOM FALL AND WINTER QOODS)
ita
ten part, fewe i IrrllMR,
I
Phllfl'lr
,r
IMarf (Mks,
VaaHs 4* Lalaaa,
Alainu
Black SUki
lilaffhaan,
frlaU,
Satlaetts,
OM-mi
Casitawrea,
Kratacky
ilkf
rs
l.'ain
Jeaai,
Llaaoyt,
QaUts,
ITaalea Vara,
and a frt-ai sari. i uf
S u W e
Yankee Motions
1 sxx la§«
alt of which ». will b» bap^j to .how aad will f..
at yricst that isniK-i fad to talt bayeia
1 ktmntrntnAM
W ti ahave hrrf Stntmi lues
1 »s lew
T~~ nencK,
•a boaiaes* sf tbs lata grm e» Rait, Aiiaa*C»
bat OU- lag mm traaslsrtetf u. Kn.n Ooel
nea, wbattsr a VaaHs, was eth ataunet tba best,
asss tt 1
Lair n.w vartbaiwt, sw thsK
AM
kui.
rui bspet
Tbs aa4arsign«l aariu aaaasiataS Waw»U b, b.
suies. with Mwsri. OMdrteh.
WM.|*Taatta. at!
b-- leu.1 st Ibt ulkr, vhare he Will sMtls lb, ee
K-fsn 0 ih« Ian irati SMI, sllta I
Qs,
I
would ai.r. MII«II
A
ceatlaaaaat al a, Minaaa
oarmKBaii.
to liberally be.t»v«l apya
faUr
lata «ia.
JAMB
t^ptto-dti La* ai tha Insul a.li^a,
9\M.
«MMirOOD|
Maoatsnaaeif a
A N A S
narairyoBv.ioirA-
aeSese |.rea|Sir sttsoded te. lyMtlr
ValuMc Fro|Krrt) for sak la Eait
Havoapart.
1 fk 2®"® auiiLii| Uit. also a two .lory rnss
a V Hutite. and twr Wt oeadataiaa tbs Vital,
Slptd rlvrr Apply lo Saaiaet U*r. Ut Baal Darn
port, or K John a. Oar or Ja. Jordan, la Da* o
I
fnn
YANKEE NOTIONS
or sn klo l, I A Ccst.trst.-d lpo.l Tiirsad.
iloih*, Ciitiiatrcs, Backikia
fil«M aad NlltCMi
aoeW-dll
TUIM» I|»d,I.avtt.|T«I*bttb*
eeu,. ttocs
A a" Qe- fwars, eTC. fl Wshk,
i Ke. I Ls Ciulrt Bow, sM bevHw e laigs .i^ehee
f.
*. 7"I
alVc.'.
'•".st At best sssaslt
mt- w-.s
HWVJlttVetl
aan*e.sr.
Sj'J^a. »ea. ablsh Wtl! hs Has the lOil Oest-h
at Vew 0-)asB., sad an It. arttval 'ball have ttt
largest ttoeh sv*r la this esaatrr, sas shsli he a»s
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