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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06
BRANDREIYfS PILLS.

HEN your blood is once PURE moth
- ing in the shape OF food will hardly come
ainss; nothing will .our upon your stomach; -
YOU may cat pics. or anything in reason; and
the greater variety Of food the better blood is
made. All who have weak s.omachs, who nre
disperiic, or in any way afflicted in BODY, should
without delay Scsor. to Brandrcth's Pills-which
will indeed strengthen the life principle, and by
per eyercnce with them, entirely renew tho
whole body; tho materials now in il good, will
be kept 80; those bad, displaced and remoyed.-
Good blood cannot make bad bone or had flesh
And bear in mind, sh. Brandrcth's Pills sur. ~
purify the blood.
Davenport, Feb. 10, 2-m.
Sold at % cents per box ut the store of GEO
l.. DAVENPORT L. Co, in this town, and BY
one agent in nearly every village in the United
States.
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CooPEHs WANTED.

xUANTED Immediately 20 Coopers
w to whom constant employment
aud good wages will be given by
BURROWS X PRETTiMAN.
Davenport, Dec. 3D,h, 1917.
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Is. SANFORD.

DRUGGIST AND GROCER.
Physicians upplied withfresh and pure med
icincs.
Store on Front Street, formerly occupied bv
George l.. Davenport & Co.
May 10th, 1896.
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TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATES,
&C. IN EUROPE.

TO CLAIMANTS OF EST ATEs,
&C. IN EUROPE.
81 lie undersigned has madc arrange
menis with an American Agency cstab-
lshed in the city Of London, leading objec, of
il being to attend to business OF this kind,
through which he has facilities for tho invcs,ga-
ton and prosecution Of claims Of American citi-
zens Tor residents) to Estates, Legacies, &c.
within the Kingdoms Of Great Britain, France,
and the Germanic States, including the free cit
les Of Hamburg, Brennan, Franxfor, and Lubec,
upon unusually advantageous terms.
lie has been induced to make such arrange
mcnts in consequence Of numerous applications,
and knowledge Of the ineiIiciency and expcn,
svcness Of means usually employed by claimants
in this country.
For further information apply to
+. A. ClIENOWETH,
Maquokesa, jackson county, Iowa.
February oath, l848. 24-n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06

ner Of Rock Island and Third Streets: he
mas now on hand and intends keeping a
general assortment Of CHAIRS AND CAB
met FURNITURE, comprising FANCY
AND WINDSOR CHAIRS of all sizes and
patterns. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
BREAKFAST and DINING TABLES,
WORK STANDS, aud all other articles
usually manufactured in an establishment
ot,his kind, which for durability aud neat
ness OF workmanship, he will warrant not
10 be surpassed by any manufactured in
tho western country.
S. SCIIOOLFIELD.
n. b. Old furniture repaired and paint
cd in The ncaicst style.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, 1874. Tiff
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NURSES
TANNING MILL IaANUFACTORY
Nfasyep IT,

NURSES
TANNING MILL MANDATORY
MoLISr, III.
w A. g. ALONZO NURSE. nre still
~ . at work in Moline, biorie. all they can
--or they are manufacturing the bcs, Blowing
Machines for cleaning grain Of NIL sorts md sizes
IN the best style that ever was done by wind and
selves. REMEMBER I.1R.NERs--When
YOU buy one of
NURSES TANNTNG MILLS
You are getting the rorM Of your MONEY, and
you will all have IN opportunity OF buying ut
your own doors. There are three wagons car
rying out mills oil the time and in our hurry and
the increased demand il any should get over
looked. please send letter, tell how many can
be sold in your neighhoghood and where you
live exactly, aud we will give YOU n cnll.
When the Pedlar comes doa't let the oppor-
tunity slip, for they 60 fast. You eau pay in
Wheat, Pork aud most kinds of farmers pro.
duce-Flaxsecd. Hides aud raIlow into the bar
gnin, aud ii he happens t. be low for expense
money he will take cash-try him!
About two hundred OF these machines have
been sold this season and more vc, to CO. Give
us n call when you come to-onc OF the best
mills in the State to get Flour exchanged for
Wheat w. A. & a. n.
Moline, ILL.,. November 18th, 1916. l2-tf
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WOOL OA1D1110.
oHE subscriber would respectfully in
- form his old customers and the public gen
orally that he has removed his
CARVING AArEIfNr
CARDiNG MACHINE

from Davenport about two and half miles up
the River, where no has good water power
and can do business with more deaf asch than
he could with horse power. No pains will ho
spared to do work in the hest manner.
!. y. HITCHCOCK.
Juno Oath. lg47. AA-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06

SCHOOL BOOKS.
4 LII kinds on hand and Tor sale Mt
IA April 9th. WnIsLERs.
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NEW GOODS,
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

- SANFORD, having just returned
Groceries, Drug,, .Hcai.ines, Icints, Brnshes,
Oils, Ianishe', Dye Siygs, &C., would inform his
old customers, and such ones as may wish
to purchase good and cheap articles, that he il
now prepared TO furnish them with an,os, every
article IN his line of business. Ills Groceries
were purchased under his own inspection 30 that
the buyer can rely upon getting such ms arc OF
good quality. The following lending articles,
together with nearly every thing in the Grocery
and Drug l.ne, may be obtained III his store =
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06
BLANK DEEDS

~ the latest form, just printed md
" Tor sale at tho Gazette office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06
DAVENPORT CABINET AND
CHAIR MANDATORY.

So HNtlE subscriber would
] d a ! s 4:
Vhseol respectfully inform
R-oc his old customers and the
ENA public generally that hav-
~ ing taken the building for
merly occupied by Samuel
Gcycr, situated on the cor
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QUEENS, GLASS ~ GHdlNAyyAleE.
Paints and Oils, &c.
All Of which will be sold low for tho
ready pay or produce in hand. C.S. W.
Davenport, Dec. 9th, 1917.
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CONGREGATIONAL rRocsEDINes.


SENATE. WASHINGTON, T-es3sy. Dec. q.
NJ JEFFEEsoS DAVE presented the credentials q
Hon. Augusu-t1s g. Dodge elected Senator Il Coz
gre-s from the new Stst- u Iowa
Er D0DSE % W.s presented me credentials OF HOE
George " Jones' al-1 elected S-l.for from Iowa
Both gentlemen were cl-. I'D ard took tn=ir sesIs
Sir. ALLEN su1mItled resolutions. Vllcn were scop'
&c, providing hst t1e senate ~. io.~in process o.
s,ceraia III classes % witch tre teo rev. senator's
from l.Na belong pursIaIf o. TIE 49, ID Asg. 80
4li tie provisions ~ TIE Consri- tol and directing
the Secretary % the Sensr- % pace rS1 oao,s 10 flc
PIX one u thess Numbered cle ard he Otlrr -y.e-
the senator drawing 90 b. assigned y ~ c.sss
whose term ct service vii expire on RE 81 q dsrc1
-49 sad . the draw IN TIRE 20 the class Sots
term u service ~iI expire on the 81 Of March 4,55
Mr D1oSE drew one. Hr JoSEs ttree
Mr. DoDoz is = con Of Gen. DoDoE, present Senator
u Congress from Wisconsin.
Petitions End memorials were prefenred BY Messrs
DICKINSON. BADGER CALHOUN and STURGEON.
Nr NILS submitted resolution calling ca ne e
cr-tsry O. te Navy ior statement 90 eXq~rd tlres Tor
supplies. &c. Of our squadron 10 the Pacific W TIE
lorhVest c9ss'. Adopted
Mr FELCH Orered RESOLUTION. which was agreed
10. .nsrruciDg the Committee on the PaoAc Lands 70
inquire INTO The expediency % allowing sa.es u min
era .srds Oh Lake Superior ~ the minimum prire.
Mr UNDERWOOD submitted Revolution. winch ~as
aGop'sd. lsttuting ~ inquiry INTO me expedcnc 20
establishing or more Boards li Com mice oncrs Do
sscerte roe smolut oi appropriated snas n Cal'or-
his and NeN Mexico. and wa.t 1spo.itcu snu-l1 De
MADE OF tue lands 30 which gold sad other minerals
are found
Mr Joss o. Iowa gave notice Of his intsaaan 20 ia
trOclce Oil 40 provide oI tre con-r-lf ZION Qf Rail
road from the Cry Of Dubuque Via the Cry % lowe 60
keesls IN tee state OF Indiana
srcst number Of p-iv@t- bills from tee hcu-e we're
read "a s-c % time aad reicrr O
q communicable wss prevented from t-e Treasury
D-pa-fmsn'. With report 'o.n tre survey nrneral
of tn- no yt.e "a Louisiana assiaa tlat lt ms7 oe
PRINTED Id conurcr .Itl tr- irnr-. Report 1l tle
COmnl-s 1ner oi i-1 Genera. Land once Of1'red
accordingly
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correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec. q.
IL commenced showing this morning about 9
O'Clock and up O. the hour Of closing the mail for New
York he aakes have been falling steadily. is IS the
FRS, regul.r storm o. the season and OF course
10 taken advantage Of by al who cen muster hories
and sleigh not excepting the bslies.
Hon Thaddeus stevens srrved ll this city ast even
Jag
The residence Of Mr. John savage printer. was
entered last evening snd robbed o go The saving II
weeks of hard worg ard a gold heart ana cross The
who would rob typo must indeed be os 20 every
sense OF Feeling sni honor.
The h,auuigl Floating Church OF the Rfdsemer "
bnilt II Bordenovvn \ . iur the Churchman's Mission
ey Society reached her station a. Dock II wharf this
afternoon 81 Z O'Clock where be was dedicated.
The iucemeucy Of the Westuer has nearly suspended
out door operations and little or nothing Done to-
aay. Flour lrly he'd 1t - for standard supertur.
and this price was refused Tor good brands Nothing
doing in Rye Flour snc Corn Mea- Wheat is quiet %
100 lO7c Rye so'd ~ 90 ts- in store Corn ia de-
mand with sales of New 5 nth Yellow NJ Sc. Cotton
j. tending upward. and some Email sales reported A.
Tic Cor uplsnd-, sud &c for New Orleans No move
ments in Groceries Provisions Wnisky sold al pc
Tor Dnls IA sm-l lots
SALEs oF STOCKS First ard-l00 State SIS. -
1000 DO t. 4OO ~tae 6 GU 50 Nicksburz Bank l2s
50 Norrstowu r. 49,, 50 Morris Cana s. 40 L.
high Cos scrip 79i Girard Bank. u !. Camden &
An.boy r K, AZ Penn Township Bank, POI 50 Read
ing 4 T. li. is DO 49,
Secgad Board-l5O : Bank 3. Commercial Bank
80 $50 state 6s g0 400 state 5s =. 500 CITY S..
&
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oonandERoIAL AND MONEY mATTERs
For 'i'''. a,as, e.. Be. Fo.,ta re,,

WEDNESDAY,. Dec. 27-PM
STOCKS at the First Board opened hrm slth a
sl.n Improvement 10 prices A. the second boaii.
however quotations we're scarcely suf, al Be-
cline generally submitted o. Treasures .il or
&c. Lons Island Farmers Loan al SD ila.su
There sas very little doins 100 Gogornment at,rs.'
iaelu 1c.Ag ie~ sellers 0r buyers while The uanlis
books closed tor the January qsJ meat ~ Interest
10 srofing there 10 nothing doing quotations fsnaa.
ns unchanged. The steamer from Boston b. dsy lJ3k
specie.
in Freisnts to-day there has been bat litt.e
done. Flour - Liverpool, quoted . 81 Corn % "a
7id Heavy Goods @jsQJO,. sud Cotton "a a,xed -
other pors rates unchanged
Money unusually easy i0r December. We
nsss never known qaot market ~ The clo-e oi
year sud lnis 10 b. the universal .myr,s.ios
Toe Truth TO- inst mucn speculation reference D. zoe
future. connected with money So 5.snes. . .de.
tor lie wisdom 81 seems T. De a. is.l 90 gfo3is.
as tne tnins. % come
lhe exports from tne por, OF As~ 4of. i,f me
wees ending December ~ are alnssed
a. Atels-.-I ..s N-4 s 3D. l.fl-..- . I. I-i..ss
"l.s'' los 90 'fsna o. .iil o. a. b.. BOO. a.. .-
s -i o.. .ir' l..a OBJ h--s.ss. ..s.. l.--.r ,....4.
q. l.ai.a i ..-.a' o.. .ao .. bel. ns..F.o. i.a
f..- r 3, r-a' - b. q, f-a.'. .ssIs.... .l.
o. i.,i.4 ,'o -, 49, 49,. ,..a o.,.
d. h..t -s DID t.t.sl 90 Oh. 4safs.. Dol. .. I..
d. A.sl. i.aa- .. 49,. .-s &c.. 8. ...i.sl
Ir.f.sa.- u. 80 . b. . f.., .o oil. .,. b. ,.. a..
q f.' iaas 80 80, D.a.... B.. o,.,. 90 49,
9. o.'.-' 80 .... q. -. 80 s..-.. r.......
'ra 900. - @-. L..f' s'" O., ..af-i. - 80
I.f,t. ~ s,l-s. a..s .s...f..,
O. H.fls-4 tsfa stafe. - .4.s D.a...fs - sIr
a a 4 - Ia.HN .
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By EXprw and Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Thirtieth Congress.


SENATE ...wAsmSeros. Wednesday, Dec =
rRE OPENING.
az Senate met at the usual hour, when Mr. ArcHi-
sos. President pro ten. took TIE chair.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
Numerous memorials and petitions were presertec
received, and referred.
LAND oFFTcZ N MISSOURI.
Already 10 previous notice, Mr BENTON asked and
obtsned lesve 10 bring in OIL. which read INC
fret and ,rconc times by unanimous consent, and 20
ferrod - TIE Committee on Public lsads TIE bill
related 20 the establishment Of new ard ,-ce ~
Ni.sOur.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA sTEAn PACKET CON.
PANv
Mr BENTON sl,o introduced hil in fsvor ri con.
nauirT IN force the act Incorporating the Ws.hn gton
and ASxsndris steam Pocket Company = debate
sprsng Up IN which various members participated
The oGl was then on motion postponed
COAST sURvEY.
Nr. DAVIS suhnniitsd Resolution calling on the
Preside NJ for information the cunt Of expenses
incurred "a the Coast Survey. which was adopted
PUR -RAsE or LAND
Nr. JOHNSON moved 20 take up the bill relating 70
the purchase o. the land which the Light House
sisnoB A. the mouth Of the Mississippi which motion
v AZ agreed n. MessTs JOHNSON aud BILL spoke IN
/. vor Of the o'li snd McssFs DIX WEsTcoTT and
Others ID opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

COMMERCE or Whether II Is the
New York Canals aud their cheap usas isrss the Can
ada drawback act ooiA used to the induced Vslue
Of breadsas in Europe that occasion dec me IN iae
trade OF Montreal We do not say but IN lsi' ''ere
were exported from that port ssios9 barrels Of so"r
ana oaly 1855 this year also In ISL OF vocs'
SCI, s67 bassels and but l7oso7 this year There Is
aso great decrease in the exports Of lumber butter
corn, slaves oatmeal, oats. peas snd pork The To
mage has fallen of s0Ss. The dsere~se in -four this
year compared with last year, pssssng down BY The
Lachine Rapids and Csnsl is ss47lS barrels Export
this year. ool,379 barrels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

De- o. st-ra Palfa. a- 90 noa'h. c.r, IHout'f nAa
COCK sl-i 80 yrtrs
The r. coo. oi 49, family, N@trpats. L.-, 81 as O I'D
sd .ae members p s Oder ltl~fA fesr-f f
fsui f- f. srh iu4riy 49, IDtCs b. fru fHe A-tf
sqs fs. IhlfDa slt--ail st 0fa-Isl1i
lelrf~u
on tho th amer shor H1e.s nffnusf1n fhe hft
ANNA fAhlA youngest tsualfef4 Ar1 ai Jsrl.. So
ysas' months snd d'j- d. 20 lie Esl .,0>l cd sf
Heaven h.s g.n-d sl Age
The resfss 80 -4is 'f ls ay f-li-st.i
uaefai tlo1t iah-r noute iAs dy -stl 4st s
l-r Iste r-.dsns- Sd5 Brs'uest
Ys-tsriAy morning M,RGARET MONTGOMERY fsI.t of ~
ss Elan Obos. 90 The fld ysar0f uef 80
Tie Hsnd OF ne family repeatedly atei attend fls o.
ra from her ai- fstId-ac-. 30 IS f4to4st Rrski,n.
o. Noucsy monl-g 90 oct alter fhHIf nst
MARY ANN daughter ,l ssnas iai D. ia ta 80.
OF her sge
de- mead. sni scq4altsl@s. I'D ia-s re
iJ .lst-f % stteai lef f4aeft fs5
re'ss9cs No Green h@esrE, sJsrsey rfal1i fsff
O consumption South Trslton Oas Do Claafy 90
ast No NANCY STANTON sus II stsafoa 0felJ 81
alas fol C.ll.i sgei 81 Jears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

TSixoRAFsiNG.A very large proportion OF the
matter teesSphed from day to day and Inserted under
this head in the newspapers is absurd snd ridiculous
Thus osr telesrspAic correspondent from Bsn@o1e
(see INteGw Of Wednesday morning. senes by teie.
graph this astounding piece Of intelhseuse
Christmas Day passed o4 pleasantly - us1sl. -
Tae thesiers and other pubic places of amusement
well attended aid NO serious accident happened
10 mar the Festivities Of the day"
And. sgsn--our telegrsphic agent for Boston same
day writes
We have had NO arrivals OF importance sinco sun.
d.y and No accounts Of sny disasters by the late
This day. ram has carried OF moe, Of the snow"
Did any one imagine tbs, the Telegraph wss to
be used for such star a. thisi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

The demand Tor FLOUR 70 day has been but moderate,
the sales not exceeding 1000 obs At SCI IS for
the whole assortment OF common brands. and -
80 for Fancy Genesee the market closed hrm. with
an upward tendency. CORN continues steady aud ia
moderate demand. The supply is no, large and hold.
ers do not pres. the market, RYE and OATS ART IS be
lore. with small salcs Provisions quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

y b4siasss for lsG MAJ - Promo,ed sssaaAse o1sy
- 4lcloss sysr.1 v. fsrusl IsSspsre " lllrf
ci-f. sld tg~us. s-eclO1 n ~lch nay b- soo a.
rec l.sis iafofnaon. a. rsLNsA Aseucy, lnD b4 1.,
To PEkscSs Dtfskrisg FgN I.LiFoxsls ssD rHE Ptll.
re- iffkovED blCNsSis AaSaf baLrs ~ slisL.u. n
rcfsols s0clt aeF ss..ls lA-oIla i1v-d ~ lt~
4ooss i11l sbeDs1e Aztec, mach - -
caa0fl s1o cort-1isG " ne ~easf. add sol.1.- f
go. sa1h 1osss and Fs4-sDlc papers Tho sus4ls- u
tose naklls ~ as.Sfied 1sorss ca 80 aflc O.
- 1sy so eoaai1Aac 4-lcs a. sly u &c Fae.nc
pofs Fsf sac a. As1gfacafurs prices ssxy " b. Ne
dolea- Also - ga caps v1 ss sl4chsd ..as,s ssf
shigo0srd % lsoc-csrrisso usyeaLs blAD
egsF cGr PIns aa1 h.Ss.a ss
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supreme Court Of the Uuited states.

ITI'0fT- TIC y I-f--
No George smith pia.lur iu error -. VIM Iur-
ner. III. cause wss argued By SIR John Yen Buren,
for the defendant To- error
40. d. Duncsn McArtnurs neirs complainant r..
Walter Duu's heirs THE argument oi this cause was
commenced 5y Nr N.ntou iur be complainant.
No 5s riny Cutler appellant rf VIM A. Rae. This
csuse was submitted o. The Court ihe record aud
farther argued By Mr Lo-ug for the sppeIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

ID. Cnrtfn.t ftr Rev 81 smith. nj rf N..is'
Caafch. d. hoakRI LYONS ia N.. ElitABkfH faslrf
OF Noes LFan. kfl al. 0lha t'f
Al Meet sar-r.. ol .a.h l.f hJ N-i ilr. g. NJ
ANDREW BAILEY cd ls Gag t Me NARY J1Nt' a us
Nrll-f place
ou 80 ltl net n Leroy. q by Re- A. G.a.I. NArrf
CLAM ate of Ai1sm. o. GASOLINE daughter 90 trrp
.. nf Leroy. y '
Wooesisf Ma. ths -iii n.i h Hsr ~ sntsy EDwN
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WAsHNoroN, Wednescsy, Dec ~.
There is now ulree inches Of snow upon the
ground and il s sin falling.
No action has been taken get on LEwIs CAS-. Jrs
domination. William r Purcell hss been appointed
odee Oh the Orphans Court IA this City. That snow
fell we should saPposs That Purcell s appointed We
iH0p by Mail
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n..rd nf Rancnt,nn -wrnSr.n,,. pc 2.


pix sosooi soeey -rh- r--o'uror o, he yinaree
Coruiree spprorrsfnk y 81 - 10 sippv detcency
70 neei 10 necrs'sy ega e eos. OK - scao5s Of ne
Puoic school cey On mo'ion Of NJ Ego VS. tss'l
b. --v--r-t sflffa frst DO snrrnH~pIsn - U>s
followed ~ NJ Kirs IN f.v'r I'D W B,-ssf .gsirs'
m. .uer on to ground hst te >'ry 30 Afesdy slr
~, I'd sit Tot nd hs apr pri.u NJ pssie, o.
80 IN f.vor srccreiet - ~ sane orf~r ~ 81 Nor
INV NJ Fs iozT, m-ce scln- nc i.fs [" 20 se 9ro2-f
70 sred hy IN. Soc e. lsei ior sctoo purposes Dr.
C-,tf.h.ns cssi0nsn Cf re OF mice rN : Y
-. - usrrv !. 4. us-f or school purPoses "a. 70
- - !, -. h.s,ghf sir school purpo--s nli = 20
:. r--.od. al s used FOR tn >ooeiy sNeeP' - ' y
he 'oS ir Oss-st - hcA . bur no' = - y. i. ,.
rrses -s. thrufh ~ a. 80 in ia'of or nc -'
40 b. -.s ne determined lrQr ne f-'r's7 ~ -
70 III re- -----esir.s 81 ile .e.iss'lre Y w. -
IS raird. ne intertiol va Q, sl2sI'ele - go. n
Soceiy oy .Asi ~ i'e Nsrd ecnoo' 20 - ~. =,
4. 80 tiriai W b rlry 20 i'r ifii ri.Nl n ~
c,-fv. ssreers tteul, srd 'ee-s ilsi .--s a.
.a.,- hut BELIEVES lat re .e~ system /. t.s' -
80 tts . rt % olr irst t-. slt . 80 - ~ .- -
tens -a.t ge'f - 'nouFti Pc in enuon OF --e ~et
va thstu Should be- H. Pucir >cnro $500. t.S
~ h.va received g coo Tor Insurance DC ttef roy ~
hur m iu T,v~cfvser-nf'st srt re i1ouR nd We az
,asy snord appropriated NJ slolri 10 ne as7'
~ corsl s.n.-s the position a. % re inenioa o. re
les srurs-the pubic owe ae'i Of ara lir ~ ~
M S-ho1 soci-rv Whc1 f-y uev-r repsy one s~-e--
.ro- q hose who formed % has passed swsy sri l,Af
y th- present members srr a1Fsnced n lir, --
r-vvsrt f,r . h-us1, ~ ;a-'r f-o~c rens TIE - e
~ ecacsec yea. 7.+s m1re p1ra. 'asn me p" al
~ Eo-.eo-th cons tsr.i f- re snpro4r sfon sNol
rot b. N .d- xnd entered into statements 10 .oN ma me
scri.tv hs. sppropr. sied fl'ds fo rss -s.sie. A.
VI King replied AID hr Gags $50 sqcse ~ s''t M
tn Appropriation 49,
VI - ar stated iass ihe 7Srenf err Or Va
Bu dires 10 The ss, ige years. ne % ~ f ff,e AeH
,v srs .upport n Schocs Sss io SD, ile srcari
received hv he Public Sca'o >oc-iy On hsl u- ie ne
~ sweeney sid me Pubic school soc.cg, esfrh
shaA tr s05 and - object .o edl-s'' rn -, Doh
e.r-st.5 sy Inc Church schools which existed Pc VS.
orrossd 10 the r-.ogron c1rs--r7E the 'ceiY rs.f
Professor Davies Mr Murphy. NJ Fellows sad 'ti-t
LII H a H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

kinNArTi>o man named lnomss Wsd
Wa arrested ths morning Jlsi ss he Wa .fstu. iae
city on the packet ou charge oI Hhducuns ID nts go
srl of NJ Edward clayhrHok oi this county cone "a
moni1s ago NJ e. testified tnaf Wtrd's r.pilft 90
ward the girl. while Ward YEAS living with 81 S. va
suspicious and be- charged him with r ~I Wut
ckuowlrdsod his Intimacy with her and thrt fnet 10
take her ch Tho nrNt DAY the giri escaped snt hss
not been heard of since strong circumflan. es com
b.ne to prove Word gai'ty of che abduction .sl Re-
pass committed Ward to Isl unW Iu oc.lcs m1ffns
morning when hr will give h.m irI hctrnI ant Ill
the pitues-ei i1 the csse Will Dol present
Nsyssus lhyI t,sr liih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28
Senator Uannesan, dc.

IIII'bIH'iI F'OIu'"I7F ~ =
Senator HAvsEGAS is at present in our CITY d..
taxed on account Of sickness delegation Of Chppc
wa Indians is here bound for Washington 10 implore
Congress 20 allow them 70 remain the public lands
They promise 10 become civilized.
Cs2l Heron bas been nominated by the Whigs o.
The city for the Office of Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

~ The Wings of Kings County celebrate the
recent National Victory by grand festival tomouo~
evening at Montague Hal. Brooklyn. at o'clock
Great psepsrsn' being made have 1t 3; least
equal TO anything of the kind given in say city Of tbs
Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

Tho demand for COTTON continues fair and quota
lions steady the sales of the day reach 0oO bales
The market for FLOUR i. dropping and the sales are
only for the supply OF tho regular trade. CoHN IL in
fair request with .sles Of 10000 bushels at 40 cents
In Provisions there is but little movement MsLAssEs
is without change 10 notice and in moderate demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-28

- GKELN's NArI0SAL GUARD a the name of
larse and wei printed weekly paper published n tn.
CITY By J. Il. GEEEN, TIE Reformed Gambler Il ]. Dc.
signed literary and religious family Newspaper and
WI ensesvor % hold Up gambling ant kindred wees In
a. their bali IL csiornity i I'll also Try % help al
TIE great reforms Ct the sag NJ g. nAs engaged ne
assistance Of Rev. Dr. Bard T. II. Chspin Vim. 7 b.
COZ sad many other emmett writers contributors 70
tie GsNa. We w.aa lie psper a sueeess eonuensa.
rate WIKI the object a. ~Aieh L AIMS