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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-09
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
OsuKosn, Winnehago Co.. Wis..l
October 22d, 1913.
BY A TRAVELLING BucREyE.

OkukOSIl, NlnueDngD ~. "is.sN
October 22d, 1913.
Friend SaNDERs:sl have not forgotten
our pleasant little acquaintance made a
few weeks since, aboard the excellent
"Nlondiana,'' on the magnificent "Fathcr
of Wntcrs.r Such little interviews nrc Of
ten sunny spots in memory, and like Loves
voices, and wept ''adieus," breathe sweet
ness in after years. Years may not create
a fricndshp-hours only, have lit the altar
OF love.
You wished me to write you; but not
knowing what nigh. be my ability to do
myself that pleasure. ! could make no prom
Uses. now find myself in possession OF
little leisure, and will use j, in small at
tempt at such compliance.
regretted my inconvenience to stop
again at your beautiful town, on my re-
Arm no the river. From the short stay
which ! made there on my down passage
Iwas much pleased. Though some OF your
citizens may hail from cotton plantations
and palmetto groves, your neat private res
idences with their pretty enclosures. flowers
and vines--your school houses, and church
cs, and your regular streets, adorned with
their inviting rows Of ornamental trees
doclnre the presence Of many Of New Eng
lands noble sons, and who among you have
no doubt most welcome homes. Though
myselfa Western man, possessed Of Yves
tern feelings, Nev England taste, Neu
England enterprise, Mem England intelli
gence wherever displayed, wherever seen
dearly love, and love to praise. Flowers
sweetcr, aud moro than hers, in Western
meads may grow--other lands may have
SUMMER skies, or ANTICIPATED fame-bu'
with al her faults-hcr sterile fields, and
scanty grain-her icy pines, and stony
roads; virtue, taste, and inlelli ycnce--
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Lofts BLANc.-Thc first sight Of Louis
Blanc wns nj the palace Of the l.uxcu,-
bourg. .Voiia la peiite!m said French.
man near me, ms he entered. lie is, in.
deed, a little man, with great distingnc--
pgms Of price--a dwarf ia bod, but n
gian, in mind. lie stands hardly four feet
in height. lis air. too, is extremely youth
ful. with bis smo,h. fair, and hairless face.
and his neat. slim little figure. Although
he approaches the manhood Of forty. he
might easily he mistaken tor boy OF lS.
Although he has a stern strength about
him, it might be supposed from his appear.
ancc, that he was weak and etirminatc.
lie entered however, MS one ofihe Prcvis.
ional Government Of the Republic o:
France. To deliver addresses to assemblies
Of working men aud masters; collected To-
gcthcr by him in his function Of President
of the Commission for the government Of
the Workmcn, To consult aud decide ON n
plan for the organization Of industry. lie
aud the workingmcn were melted To tcnrs.
aud even The masters were moved. Ills
tones were soft and showery, or earnest
and energetic. With his little figure hut
toned up tight in blue coa, with gilt but
tons. there he stood mounted up, evidently
awakening, convincing, deciding with mod
ulatcd voice aud expressive action. There
he stood, though so small, not the least Of
the grea, men who now rule over the dcs-
TIMES Of France.--Iait's Mag.
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The Knickerbocker tells story Of an
'imhibcr,' who, having used up all stereo-
typed reasons, such as = slight pain q
kind Of SINKING not feeling right, &C.,
called tor his brandy one Saturday at the
usual hour, saying; II am extremely dry
am going 10 have salt (ish for dinner"
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WHOLE NUMBER 81.
BRADY - LEAP.

Much has been said about McCullouVh's
leap, when pursued by the Indians near
Wheeling, in Virginia, but in tcmer;ty it
does not excel thu. Of Capt. Brady, "a
brother Of the GENERALLY who was celebra-
ted in his day Tor his gallant lcats upon the
hostile sasoges along the frontier Of Penn
sylvania.
Approaching one Of the forts occupied by
the Americans, one day, Capt. Brady dis
covered, when too late to avoid il, that tho
snvngcs had laid m smbuscade for him.
In front, near The lett, large numbers Law
concealed, watching Tor their prey. As
Brady approached, snd got within Tho nm
bnscade, the lndlnns in the rear closed in
upon him; they all then roso and gave
terrible veil. lie was surrounded on ,hrco
sides. and on the fourth ran river, tho
bank Of which was eighty feet. 0f nesrIy
perpendicular descent. The ssvngcs felt
sure ofihc;r prey and rushed furousiy on.
Brady saw nj once the extent Of his dan
ger. but being mounted on high mct,Ied
horse no resolved not to be taken alive
lie rcigned his horse toward tho bank,
& We him the spur aud tho rein; tho gallant
charger went of like an arrow, and APP
preached the bank with such tremendous
speed that he could not stop on the mar-
gun, but with furious bound sprang oil,
rider and all, into tho air. Fortunately
there grow n large crab apple tree ut tho
fnot Of the bluff, on the border Of the river.
The brushy top was thickly in.erlaced
with wild grape vine, into which fell tho
horse md rider. Their fall WINS completely
broken. The captain fell into the stream,
and, nmd shower of balls. reached tho OPP
posi,o shore in saicty.--DetroH Bulletin.
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In Cork, short time ago, the crier en-.
deavored 10 disperse tho crowd by exc!sim.
ing, "All 20 blsckgusrds that isnt lawyer,
quit tho Coortr'
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RATHER SEvERE.-A modern poet thus
criticises some church-going people:
"Attend your church," the psrson cries;
To church each fair one goes:
The old 90 there 10 close their eyes;
The young TO eye their clothes.
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A CURIoUs SCENE AT Carr MAYA
correspondent Of the N. J. Journal of Com
mcrcc. writing from this fashionable resort,
describes tho following lively scene Ms hav-
ing occurred in the waters which lash tho
shores:
"I.ook out yondcr at That surf. Ia not
TINT glorious? See those swimmers. vii!
Won believe TINT the lady whom YOU saw
but mn hour ago, shaking gaily her luxuri-
ant curIs from her face, and listening to
mnwkish sentimcntality in the drawing
room, (Joc said then that he saw a snecr Of
contempt in her joyou, cyc.) is the same
bold swimmer that is dnshing away tho
foam caps Of the waves outside tho surf!
Come 70 down with me. and I'll Introduce
Won to her what! gu, there! did YOU
cxclaim? Certainly; out there. in.
troduced Joe 10 her this morning in tho
same place. lie was remarkng on tho
fine picking for sharks, out of fifteen hun
dred bathers then in tho surf; and seeing
ono lady and gentleman outside &c all tho
others. proposed to him TO swim out aud
be ready to aid her in case of accident
No sooner said than done. had no fear
81 sharks, for never heard &C one attacking
any one on our shores nor do believe tho
blue shark will touch man. so long AZ ho
can get fish 10 cat. But always fear for
lady who is far from shore lest her strength
should fail her. Il requires a very great
degree Of cooness 10 swim in heavy sen.
Imagine my surprise, on swimming past
the lady md gentlemen have mentioned,
nj finding that il was none other than INV
friend MIR. 49,, md his daughter, Miss
-, with whom have swnm MANY an
hour in roughcr water than that; a lady
perhaps uncgnallcd as swimmer in this
country, land while am about il, NAV AZ
we'll add, that you are the greatest horse
woman, too, my dear y
'lIurra exclaimed clear ringing VOICE
--'llurra! Who would have thoupb, OF
meeting you here? I've met you, / he
lieve, ut every place mnrinable, from Ma
CARA 70 the American Musucm bu, the
idea Of meeting YOU outside the surf al Capo
MAY. is uncxampledi Father, father,
here's w.
'Wherer said Mr.. -, putting and Tor
tho frs, time aware of nv presence. I'm
glad to see you, W; Id give you q
hand il hn,' one to spare
'licre's one for both Of you then, said the
lady, a much more expert swimmer than her
father; at the same time reclining graceful
ly on one side, aud Offering me her Left
hand. ms she swan with her right. ! took
this opportunity 10 introduce Joe, and il was
done in the most approved style Of drawing
room introduction. My dear Miss -.
allow me 10 present to your kind notice
-'(hcre foam cap broke 10 my face,
md J paused m instant) tiny friend and
ally, Mr.. Willis, Of whom you have heard
me sleak.' 1T gives me crest pleasure to
meet Mr.. Willis, whom ! have long known
by most excellent reputation Miss
will please suppose me to make a most
graceful bow said Joe, most comicalIy,
with bis mouth just above the edge OF the
water: the nearest approximation to one
which ] can now devire under the circum-
stances, 10 4 dive--but fear that would
be rather I0dicrous than Otherwise
We laughed heartily at Joe's apology.
and swan shoreward."
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[irom Me .Nsu York Spirit Of The Times.
GOWDlE, or TUE KINGS POT.
IL JAMES X. l.. GLENEs.

The following burlesquc upon the popular
rae, or The Kings Plot" &c, &c, &c, is one OF
he best pieces Of pure nonsense that we have
ever seen. We doubt whether the Oldest and
most serious reader can peruse i, without laugh
ing. Il may be useful AS a lesson 10 young wri-
tiers, who are often disposed 70 consult sound TO
the forgeiiulness of sense, in their compost
tons.
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Thing. in PhiIndeIphIa.

CORES llatAlH Nl AAN ll.aAlt'
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday June i3
Welave had avery COO, morning before break
fast the thermometer was down to 70
rolu D. Herbert was convicted OF maus7ushtcr this
morning .n our Criminal Court, but recommended to
mercy. TIE Judges and Ju-y an suld petition 90
fh, Tcc.rauh lastnl.at informed you of the expo.
sion 0i fireworks .n che cst1oIslmen OK If Jackson
pvrofecln.st and the dangerous burning of = young
LADY, and boy The name ot che former was Mary
Ann jenkins amt she died after few hour, cNcrucii.
ring suacrnz The lad. Edward Bouman. BE- sill alive
az ihe Hospital
Thomas Howar,h an English eugranv who arrive
here few months succ with Dis wife SRI i've children.
committed suicide Yesterday afternoon .r hanging rinn
self Oh hcdpo.t Desttut0n. sickness 500 Dis family
and suffering bad eIienated his mind ana Dc hfe" on
a.s mortal coil when Unconscious oi Dc dreadful CRIME
boz was committing.
Ournew Police ordinance does away with Charlcys
sleeping apartment. and some one hundred Hnt nitY
watch boxes are t0 DO removed The poor ..Nows VINO
have dazed -O col.y .n Them for years have siseci
every time they passed them joy tle last six week. we
recommend Government io purchase them d sentry
boxes on the Mexican border
on. Opera season has been brought suddenly to n
hiatus hy the sickness oi h-caccaru she was sing
.ng r hrr accustomed beautiful manner the music OF
lucia di LmmermoOr. when her cXertI0u7 In the ire.
mentOus crazy scene. induced iainfng No. aud -ur
carried from thc stage and to her residence shortly
after She suffered greatly during the night as De-
ladies wish t1 De- who love their lords. 7 DTS
WI ol course lu -top l'iuf OFtr unlil rf it'otll
Flour Foo moderate demand Tor home use A. 81 %
t-f for it'r and choice brandt. Corn Meal . 3lt
sales. md some holders ask p &c. Wheat red % to
2j CTS and white l21 to $3.50 cf- the demand light and
supplies limited Corn is wanted sales $40 lus bel,
southern How at 50 rr- weight sales 500 bushels
Southern Olt- 90 81 t0 5 cts. Finest No. Qucrcfrou.
So. Cotton slightly declined holders NOT anxious to
-cl the stock here r haht sale. l-0 bales al 30 %
nr Upland and NeW-Oreans ou time. Provisions
esdy.. Bacon is Boo fair demand m Ji to 80 cts for
shoulders. % DIES and I'd 20 o cts for Hams. Lard
tends upward and scarce The stock on hand 5 held
ir o. 0 % etc.. Groceries quiet sugars hell nrm no
tui rates Whisky in bb- 90 crs fr-ights-CJtfon
plenty 81 sd 20 Boston and 90 cts Nev-loe< For
Liverpool p ere. for Provisions and 1li for Corr"
SALES or SrocEs-Flrsf B1ard-s go State js. 80
1900 DO 75i s}il do. 1Jf $1,000 I'D Bonds, % $3.50
schuylkl Nay O.. f6f . FERN s. Mech Bank 800
S,-0ud B1rrd-sl 900 q Loan. g. 67. 1929 $1,000
state ~ -ff $1,000 do 81 75l; 2l0 Lehigh Coal scrip
s- 500 L Treasury Notes. 1921 5000 Loan,
So 80 lOl or 900 state g. 7jt $1,000 Treasury
Notes 1925 100 Morris Canal o.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

TIE improved zone exhibited IN tle general chsrac.
ger OF trade up the close OF last week has been fairly
maintsncd for The last few days notwithstanding the
constant augmeniatoas Of continental intelligence by
means conducive 10 expression OF the prevailing
feeling Uumiusstcd arrangements on the Continent
have greatly aggravated lie feeling OF alarm caused by
81 orderly men.estauons at home. and reaction
though t.iins has Of consequence been produced
On Monday and the Two following days au insubordi
nate spiri was displayed in London. some parts OF
Yorkshire and iae neighbolhood Of Manchester BY arm
Cd assemblages OF Chartisis and Repealars who with
The svoeed object Of making sympaihetc demoust1a-
Son ia favor Of Mr. Mitchell whose fate is noticed
above AID exhibiting public defiance OF the Govern
ment have effected n considerable deal OF mischief
The immediate results Of these demonstrations have
been almost suspension of business in The several
localities
lae wan'on destruction Of some factory property 3.
The compulsory closing OF three or four large establish
ments and collisions with the civil power IN which The
police and special constascs were beaten the suthor
ties however, having resor,ed TO strong repres..ve
measures the deposition 70 rot has. with the aid OF
tie military been srcsty checked: but il Is 20 be
feared hs' periccI tranquility IS lar from being r,
stored No lives were lost but several were wounded
ca both sides
The accounts from the manufacturing district.
though So much conflicting IN many respects are not IN
the main gloomy. Operations in the pos: week have
been iaiged being almost wholly confined to the exc.
cauon Of SONS United Stales AMI home orders. end
lew ior the Gorusu market
We are iu TeoeiF by tas Overland Nsil OF some dc.
aand for the India market bat net % any considerable
extent Toe lnuiscnirng condition OF che country is
tcal and viii continue 80 until The reest bshgu o.
Continental harmony
Tie Interchange Of traffic witt the United states is a.
present tie palladium Of Great Britain.
The monetary condition OF tie country stl rtrucs
laoyanf money j. plenty, accommodation liberal and
discounts are moderate. The national securities are
iran. though IN tie last day Two inactive They have
81 course been materially affected ~ tie varying an
noaaeemea:s received from abroad, the necessities Of
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By TELEGRAPH to lhs y.w.rork Tribune.


IErDTRICE. llT'1sy use n
TIE Cou-, Of Inquiry is to-day el-agcl IN ex.
am.n.lg Capt Kerr q tAs dragons Daring the
examination Gen. SCOTT wished b know whether
witness hsi not hal DIS testimony .mPeached
some former col.t marital. Capt. KEN answered
indignantly. so. never Quite scene occur
red References 90 the protection oi Oh, couo
here aa3 the sror3 elsewhere beng freely made.
were exchange Cen. Scott was next examined
by Gen. Pillow, respecting conversations win
Capt Kcrrre'atiyc % Gen. Scotl's orders % Pillow
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- Pee Rsss'afi,as ft.af,rf,a
Asv D. i..s. ~ fas h-Iia.rt
JaHffFflaa
Ees.<ced, That justice and
sossud pJacy 'uft.d the Feie.
RAJ GoScfuueui 10 foster one
hIenca Of lpda.iIy % tie de.
ulneli Of slotAer orio cher,
iSl inr inter sts uf one portion
to thU injury Of aao.hvl por
TO- 81 0.r common country
that etery CiaLc.. and ever,
section u the couuiry, has
rgAi ~ demand aud iusis
ulnn an cCl i.ty u a his AL
privileges, aud 'O cOmp.eesul
am '.e protection OF persons
Hni properly tom d0mcsu,
violence or s0fclsn agsIes
s.oa.
Resn}red. That his the dun
Of every branch 81 the Gov
emmeuj "a enforce ana pfgc
nee the niu>i risid economy
IN condacine OuF Fghic ~
fairs, an Usi no acre rcvu
uuc 90 Il hi % be raised ihan "A
required 10 dvfrsy fhe rs.ces.
cay expenses q; ihc Cover
mcai, ~ iJr The gradual hu,
coIisn sNiirruon II TIE deb,
created By tue prosecution ID
a just AM rcecssary war, ~
tef peaceful relations sAa..
hsve been restored
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IRIS supposed The trzh-snl-s ''ray of T. Roia'eh-
will De- -rcE blow a. iLs insnc.l means of the Gov
eminent
C.runertri rev. B. rather iess warlks
Pa-'st, h.s ir.arei chez she occupation ~ ilt-ni
colli no. be- tolerated .li she has v..ld-luu her
tr5o1s.
Avi5eut street rot arising 'u. oi The ispute. -o fire.
c1ent lr that city arose ia Berlin le Goth Toe Ma
alna. Guard charged ,a- e1pe aud 59oi many were
h1r- Orler wls uot restored l--l al early hour 10
t-e next u1ruins
e-tlr from Tl-Lt states tl.t sharp arto between
81 regular troops of fle Nsac-e ana some Austrian
insurgents. sss.-t 'y ire. s- corp. bad taken place
near DE Lake o. .iro. n waca Che arar were r.c'oa-
o-s Having take. Casir1. .rrorg pls, called Caste
Lairoae, aud repa'ss lie Italians IS ial ls R-cca
dAa.o.
Tie sch.ssvis -lIo,srea Journal under datc oi Nay
. announces tla,e collision bad -akeu rs-e between
tle Danes ali ,he Germans a; llierw.tt The Danes
landed ca tae man .sal End attacked the advanced
o0.ts % tie German s-ny under tie nights u DuPeer
While q number Of glu50.-s assa,ei ,le cerulans Boz
another quarter Large numbers were stated 90 have
been killed and wounded on l3'h sides and 70 o'clock
in t1e evening The Gcruars r-,rested by Gravens..a
tLe Danes advancing after -lem A5ou, 1000 were ere
saeel On each side Reported tast tae Germans AS,
1000 lnen s1l pieces o; cannon.
e is stated that combined Russian swedish and
Danish acet was oa Copenhagen. Prince Constantine
being on board.
An express in anacipaeon Of :he ovsrlsnd nsl has
arrived With dates from Calcutta 70 Aqrl ID and Bonn
bay Ist so news OF interest
Jaas 30-ln the morning passed packet ship Water.
loo bound In. June :. la- so % lons 3s7 - ".
spoke steamship Caledonia from Boston
The America Jeff Liverpool on The 5o-h ut a. u NJ
and arrived o., Halifax the 18th inst az AN Liver
poo 20 Halifax days ~ hours Left Halifax on the
18th inst a. 10 A. ~ and arrived Boston the 18th
atl0P.M
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SLAVES RErAXLN-Tas Frsieuck correspond
Pm. 81. E--------, N-n Z H....-i.x ..Es.

Three negro boys hei0arng Oh Mrs tromWe.l' near
th.. CIV 1o Kan away from their mistress do OF u
months SINCE were arrested n the C-tocton Mountains
yesterday sui have since been sold to genteuu ia
Wilmington Tor ST. 500 These boys are dcspcrsdoes.
ana had nun AWAY twice before The man who discoY-
eryd ther retreat was rci upon 1y two of them, ani
iti. thought tlat ,hcy would lt,e murdered hu hal
not three men in t-1 vicinity come Oh bus assistance
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fssoltsG, Tbs he Cousd,n.
t00 does nor cor Ter anon iae
general GJ,erlmertliep0v-
e. u commerce auc carry 90
a lsaerai sysieH Of Internal
lap. oy,meli
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Hhig Kaaiglanf-H.si affiani4
4a4t iera a.. ped tH flf PtAa
arl' H fHHrrHfl.a
Hssa.rol, Thai. l1 common
VIA tlI1 uust eminent fa-
tfiut, and S,aiesmcl OF cor
Country from WAsHINGrlN
aud dANiLfoS % CLINTON,
lonfAiNs ana CAY, we sp-
lfefs und gp4o q lae policy
uifro..c'lOu .O hose tl llc.ie-
oi VurNduouaiiadusfrvw Ash
alc eNrnscd 20 injury ANA
overthrow ty Forr.ta campt-
luton. AMI VI healt.v contur
niil those Sfaic.nrl Ia re-
gamlnr such PrOiec'lon asrof
Injurious tu any bar beneficial
go every section, andt0 every
GeParime1i Of dolae Llbur.
/ hcsoiroi. Thai while there
j. 10 shallow 81 pms tctuiat
a surpgs of Rev-agr Wi. Tor
many years accrue. On view
&C ile enormous Debt Iu.i
sad1.ed unon ,he Cola,ry tv
"a War % lnyas.un ani Con
Qge>i, We yet mainiGu fhai
&c ret Frocveds az Sa'es OF
Puhiic Lands ought lot o. BE
devoted % ana tasa1ed hv
he current EXpen ii'lres of
Ia Government, but, slDcc
they result iroM ,le .rsdu
a.iena'lou &C q .resi Nn1Dlel
nef.As &, We ll,lst flai those
fnlSccis slla 4 be- fa.'li4 .y
preserved aild Ga uy 4ls.rIur-
t,si among TIE States, 50 a. 10
colslUlr sn Increasing AID
naav1sa.e fund. coasacratel
Ioile .ruaou0n q Eagcaloa
and l4'cfusi Improvement
through all conan. ale.
Rcnoifrd. That We srcru.
uus.N o.Irc' 20 an partial,
hcal, ufsNsi, mllc arplop'l-
az og O! ne Puhic Moneys %
"a orts OF i4ieNal lmarovt-
mcui. ADD contend thal az ~
promotions io sscA works
should he based ora .u..-
sral plan crsF.icm,calcu.afti
ID q fuse the lcgsl,s ~ such
improvement % ever ere
lon and ,yeEy inierosi 10 ne
'9uuify.
hi d we would have had /
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NYDIcI SrUF oT rHE AHvY.-The following
carl ls-es or the appointment ol Assistant Surgeon m
,le Medical Department oi tae oi' guar army we're
examined and approved uy tle Medical Board which
convened in tle CRY of Nev-lorS on che ls- utmo.
viz. John Byrue OF 80. Lafayette Guild OF Ala VA
i.snl Eigsr cd No Ihomas RI VII ans oi Nd As.
sI-tanf-Surre0u q vs. Russell wac also examined aud
by tlc same Board sud found qua,-tct Tor promotion
S4-gsos Gavl.s Of-, June q less. Nat Intel l2th
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RENoyAL.-BALL, Toupxivs & BLACK, lsie MsRqcaSDs
Co. have removed 10 ~ Broadway, soubery corner Of
Murayst opposite to he City Hail. where may be found
extensive assortment Of Diamond AID other rch Jege.y,
Silver Ware, Cutlery, Watches, Clocks. Sc Sc Since la
March, EGEsEzES MoNRoE has been associated Ia copa
ner with T under he same name and firm O.. hereto.
fore. ,el lmeo4-
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Such IS the spirit in viii n we wonld have had
The Wing National Convention meet excessively
those propositions Of the Baltimore assemblage
which are intended TO bear upon the main qass-
tons at issue between ,Ao coateAd.ag parties
Why mott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

HEAVY Loss.-loshua r.. Lawtou, OF Great
Darlington Mnss 'osr DIS wallet Tuesday D. ~ either
ln the cars at p.u.fcd or between that place and
@pru gicd. containing $40 oi which there were
els elUO bills and two $50 bills ON the Granite Bank
Boston and the residue in bills Of the Housatonic
Bank DE offers reward of s00 ior their restoration
THE CRoPs &c--The crops hereahout look veiy
fnc and everythnr gives % thc farmer hr slt promise
oi abundant harvest The crops of Rye were never
more forward and tho Wheat d,lds look well
ulster Co Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-14

RcHrLmU DmMosDPoNrED GOLD PENs.-The uapre.
cedenied popularity Of these Pens proves concusyey du
they are the best aud cheapest Pens DO use n you want
the genuine, 30 10 h. =. W,TsoS Co. l5WaIl-sf who
keep large stock Of Cold Pens Of every description At
reduced prices. Gold Pens repaired