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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-26
NEW FIRM.
PRICES REDUCED!

HAyING bought out the Stock Of Goods Of
IL l.. A. Macklot on very favorable terms, We
now otter the same al such reduced prices, as We
feel confident will be pleasing to purchasers. II
would be impossible 10 enumeraie in an advertise.
ment our large and varied stock; we can there
fore only call attention 10 few leading articles.
We particularly invite the attention Of the Ladies
10 the following
Rich changeabIe Porlin, blue, Green, Morocn,
stone color, and BLACK Germanea's; French,
English, and Domestic Ginghams; black aud
colored Aipacca's; Shawls-Biue and Green Ba-
rege-Book and SWISS, Jaconet and bar Muslin;
Bishops Lawn.
A large variety Of
ENGLISH & DOMESTIC PRINTS:
Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Florence Silks, white
silk Lace; t'ig'd and plain Cap do-Lnen Cam.
hdkis. Black lace E ig,ng Thread, Lisle snd lac
onei Edg,ng and insrrtings; French id, black
and pearl Six Giave.; C ashlnere Isle Thread
and Cotton do Twist, Tuck, Shell, Rsdding,
and Ivory Combs; black and coiorrd ewing silk ;
stick ana spool purse twist, steel Rings aud TAs-
sells.
Every variety Of Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery
Coates, spool cotton, MAa ar'i, ing ish and Am-s
Needles; Zeph Z wov>ted, wooden and Cotton
Carpets; LADIES and Childr-ns Shoes in grea: va
Iieiy; Gimps--Trmnings, &c. &c.
in the Gen,emen's line will be found surerior
Mol. skin Hats, Fur, silk, Plush, Cloth, Mohair
aud Glazed Gaps; Fine blue and tlA Broad Cio.i,;
Gold Mixed and Blue Beaver do Black Fsench
Cashmere, livery low plain and fancy TO-
heavy and fine Si,nsts: Co"rse, medium and
Calf .ots aud hoes; Rcd, white, green and ell
low Fianneis. Indian Head Shesiiny, Elsached
and unb'eached Shifting: Wits, Gloves, sns-
pender,, C ,mior,s, su,er black and fancy Graz
watts; silk Pocket do. Wooden and Cotton Socks,
&c. &c.
In addition to the shove we have on hand and
intend keeping large assortment o.
oRoOER1Es, HARDWARE 4
QUHEHSWA63.
which will sell at as low rates - any House in
Town.
Produce OF all kinds taken in exchange or paid
for in Cssh.-st current market rates.
MeMANuS g. SHEPHERD.
Front Street,
December 5th, 1850. Davenport.
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TOYS.

TrST received fine assortment Of Toys Il the
- Family Grocery Of A. r. MAST, opposite
the Ferry Landing.
Davenport, oe,. 3Oth, 1850. S-2m
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DAYTON PAPER COMPANY'o
AGENCY.

T1HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish the
i merchants OF Northern Iowa. n prices -
favorable as amy other place, with cap, letter,
and wrapping paper, letter envelopes, half, fun,
and extra bound blank books, and TO receive Of
ders for every description Of news and book
Printing paper, colored do. for show bills, casdls
and ham paper; also for county books OF cups.
ror quality, and made in any style.
Cap and letter paper Of an extra quality, from
the hes, eastern mills, always on hand.
The attention OF The citizens Of Davsaport and
its vicinity Is invited good assortment Of mis-
cellaneous books; also large stock Of common
string tie, tuck, and clasp memorandum books.
fancy envelopes, note paper, and nearly every
variety Of stationery usually called for BY the
wants Of the community, and which will Be cold
wholesale or retail at fair prices.
Terms cash, or clean Gotten and linen 1gs.
Store corner Of Brady snd Third streets, in the
building formerly occupied by the Medical Col-
iege. w. II. HOLhES.
Dave nport, Nov 81, 1850.
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MONEY RENTED TO EUDO48
Through Harden e c.,
10 either Of the following cos1ssrGey, Sb-asit:
England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales; Fsasesi
Germany, Prussia, Austrs, Denmark, Bohemia
Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, sc!
Also, Steerage passage procured.
Apply to COOK e. SARGENT.
Davenport, Oct. Gath, 1850.
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BLACK II WK WAA.
Bounty to Soldiers!
THE "Bou .sy Land fsilr' having become Law, the
undersigned will de- ote his attention to procuring
the boun.y Tor all persons no are entitled
thereto. Tie has received the full instructions
from Washington and is prepared 10 make out
the necessary papers.
The law gives Bounty to all persons who
have served in any Of the wars for period OF
more than thirty days.
ALEX W. McGREGOR.
Davenport, Oct. 10Th, 1850.
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$1,000 REWARD!

$O,UUU HI w AMI.
Just reeeired and for Sale an entire
NEW STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER 0OOOE
CONSISTING Of Queensware Of the latest
" AMI most beautiful style BY the sett or piece.
Hardware Of ali kinds. Silk, wool and fur hats.
Also Cans and MuHs, Fur Caps from (e2 to g.
Cloth do. from so cts. TO $3.50, plush Gaps,
wool hats, Muffs from 81 TO 8. Also Boots and
shoes Of every description, price and quality, and
ali kinds OF bonnets and bonntt Ribbons. Also
blk. and blue broad Cloths, black and fancy Cas-
sinners. Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, FlanneIs, Lin
seys, Ginghams, Mouslin de LANES, Alpaccas,
printed Muslins, silk hdkis. Linen do. Crasats,
Gloves, Mite, wooden comforters, suspenders,
heavy domestics, fine unblesched do, bieached
sheeiings and shirtings, Cotton bsttings. Also
a large stock Of prints and fancy shawis, Ready
Made Clothing, such a. Cloths, CassimeEs, Vest
ings, &c.
COATS, Of all kinds, viz:
Dress and Frock Goats, sacks, Tweed, and
blankets, Of all kinds-pantaloons, Cassimer
Also largo lot Of STOVES Of every descrip,
ton. Together with q general assortment Of
GR0CElslES.
WANTED,
1000 fat Hogs, 10000 bushels o. wnea',
10000 bushels Of Corn, 5000 do Oats, tor
which the highest price will be paid in Cash
AT the Aliens Grove Store.
GEO. FREDERICK q CO.
December 10th, 1850. io-3m
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DONATION VfsiT.

The friends OF the Rev. NJ. LoUnERBacK will
make him donation visit on Tuesday Evening
December 3ist.
Davenport, Dec 25,h, 1850.
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fire aud Marine Insurance.
(.ApYTAy STOCy cCo0 0M

R.N. CaRNAN, President
G. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary.
sHHE undersigned, Agent in Davenport Tor this
! Company, is pr pared 10 take risks against
loss or damage by Fire, on Store Houses, Ner-
chsndise, Dwellings in town or country, Mills,
Barns. aud tenem4nis 0! every description. Al
so. on hnlls oil vessels, merchandise or produce
transported by land ar water, on as reasonable
terms as any responsible COMPANY.
ALEX. w. McGREGOR, Agent.
Nov. 90. 1850.
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Latest Arriual Of he Season.
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGn

large and well selected assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas and Carpe, Bags, to-
gether with Cloths, Cassimeres, Sstine,ts, Trim
mlngs, DC. &c, which have been carefully &C.
Iec.ed tor thi. Market and purchased on terms
that will enable them to be sold little lower
than ever before offered in this market.
Hyou want any Overcosts, Dress Goats, Pants,
call opposite the Ferry Landing, ,t the we'll
known stand Of C. MUNGER.
Davenport, Dec. Goth, 1850. l6-3m
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NEW STORE.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!H
A VARIETY Of Fancy and ussfm Articles,
n will be opened TODAY, suitable for "Ho'1'
day Gifts" at
Smiths Tariety Store.
Elegant "Gia Books" Fancy B,xes, Gold
Pens and Pencils. Rich Bead Reticules a nd Pur'
ses, Children's Books and lsolis, splendid Em-
broideries; with grea: variety OF Fancy Art'-
cles suitable for this CM-giring season OF the
year. Dec 10th.
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FLOUR.
TAKEN UP
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY.

LE CLAIRE FOUNDRY.
vVVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that they intend as soon as spring
opens to erect an establishment Ut Davenport for
the purpose Of manufacturing Iron and Brace
Castings Of various kinds, viz: Engines, Will
Gearing. Horse Powers, Threshing Machines,
Water Wheels, Wagon boxes, &c. &c. Also,
Blacksmi,hing and Finishing. .
We are msking an entire set OF Mill Gearing
Of the latest style in use, and will be ready Tor
early spring contracts
our eata blishment before contracting.
ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE,
GEORt;E l. DAVENPORT,
HARVEY J. HUGHES,
JOHN A. BOYD.
Davenport, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1850,
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UALUARLE SCHOOL BOOkS..-
v Coms,ocks Juvenile Philosophy for begin.
ners. Also, Parkers small Philosophy, 10 be had
at The Bookstore Of II. A. PORTEk.
Dec. 10th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-26

Tyl SPOR rSMEN-Shot pouches, powder
i tasks, game bags. gun wade, and percussion
caps. Also, Hazards splendid ride powder. in
To- canis,ers, for sale by II. A. PORTER.
Nov. q, 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-26
THE ToRQ1T.16E.H6Y,
CHRISTIAN FOUNT.
RUBY
GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.
IBIS AND GEN OF BEAUTY,
IN MAGNIFICENT BINDING.
Also

j IN NA0NItICENT BINDING.
Also
Moss Rose, Hyacin,h and Friendships Offer.
ing; together with large assortment OF Poetical
Works, Bibles. Prayer and hymn books in plain
and extra bindings-a great variety Of fancy ar,i-
clcs suitable for presents at this season; among
them are Gard Cases in great variety from 20
cts each up 10 ten dollars
SHELL COMBS. GOLD PENS.
Shell pin Cushions, and Emefies, splendid
| Porte Monies, segar cases, tobacco boxes, and
line perfumes of every description, among them
some Of "Lubins" superior extracts also fancy
soaps, also silver ,hmbles, and superior scissors
for the Juveniles.
Toy HoLLow-wARE, MAGNETIC TOYS,
Consisting Of Pots and Consisting Of Ducks,
skiliets, toy watches aud Fishes, Gondolse, &c.
depicted pictures, kalai-Ac., also, pocket Spy
descopes, Uln,noes. toy G.asses, paint boxes,
fla, irone, Gu ia Pcrcha pocket knives, expands
faces, rattles and pning fortune teller and
cushions, toy books in musical instruments Of
greet varieties. various kinds.
A large a.sortmen, Of writing desk, varying in
price from 81 so to 600.
One splendid Regency Desk; Also, two splen-
did Deske, with secret drawers.
Also
PORTE FOLIOS,
OF all kinds.
BRoszrp CASES, containing inkstand and sand
boxes, and an endless variety Of pocket ink.
stands, and good assortment Of Ladies Work
boxes from q so to 500.
Also one superb Work Box, ut Ten dollars.
Back CANNON boards and Chessnlen. In add-
,iou to the above have fair assortment of Ju-
venile and Miscellaneous Books, all Of which
will be sold low for Cash.
HENRY A. PORTER.
Deer Goth, 1850 low
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nLNEY'S OUTLINE MAPS "A valuable
~ work tor Schools,,o be had OF PORTER.
Rock Island. Dec 10Th, 1850.
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PORTER
SOL. HOLIDAY 1851,

THE proprietor Of the Rock Island Book Store 10 on
hand as usual, ready 10 supply his friends and the
public with Books and fancy articles for Christmas
and New Years Gifts.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-26

A FEW moro Steve Waffle Irons at
n Dee. llth. w. II. HILDRETn's.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-26

K EEP YOUR FEET DKY..-Jus, re-
IN ceived . fine assortment Of Women's, Mis-
SEES and Chldren's Metallic Rubher over shoes al
Oct 24,h. G. l.. DAVENPOR rs.
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T1NcURRENT Money, certificates Of Depos
u ties, and Drafts bought by
Get 24h. COOK d SARGENT.
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Tust received lot Of Thomas fup4rior SO
q hour Clocks tor sale lowj old gold and silvss
taken in exchange Tor work or goods II
Gct rs. AC BILLIONS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

DThe Lafayette Courier raises the cry repeal the
will be dead letter on the Statute Books-Indiana
Sfa,esman, Of. So
This settles the question. 1t is great pity that
Congress had not known that the Auditor of the
State of Inliana, in his official capacity would have
declared this law null and vod and dead letter on
the statute books 1t would have saved some time
and trouble. Henceforth Indiana is to be The place
of refuge for all absconding negroes. The law OF
Congress, framed in accordance with the constitu-
tion, providing for the return of fugitive slaves, has
been declared dead letter by Z. w. H. Ellis, Au-
ditor Of State. There is appeal from this deci-
sion. II was a great oversight in Congress not to
provide for appeal in such important cases. But
we must submit to the higher powers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Haynau,s Departure from England.

The London Daily News Of the 18th, has a full and
corrected OF the drubbing given the butcher
Haynau, by the London brewers After he had found
safety in the public house of Mr. Ben6ed, where he
first crammed himself away in dust bin, from whence
he dragged by the hair and moustache, but finally
secreted in bed room by the lady Of the house, be
made his final escape as follows
ga strong body Of police arrived and their APP
pearance queled the fury OF the popuace. The
Inspector entering the house, found the General
seated the edge of bed in pitiable condition. He
was much exhausted, and in his own language CON-
planned severely of the pain he endured from the injuries
inflicted upon him.
sHavina partaken of some slight rereshment the in
spector assured him. through the interpreter that he
might consider himself perfectly safe under his care as
he had body of officers below protect him. Ii
time however, he could be induced believe
that he free from further violence. His torn gar
ments having been temporarily repaired by tue lnterpre
ter and Mr.. Benfed having lent him hat, he ventur
ed to make for the Thames Police galley that lying
at the foot of the stairs fronting the George Getting
safely into the boat, was rowed to Waterloo bridge
cab was then procured, and the exhausted Marshal
was conveyed TO Morleys HOTEL Charing-cross. 1t
should be mentioned however, that when he took his
departure from Bankside, he was greeted with yels,
and his hat was thrown into the river alter him.
ssDuring the remainder of that day the General was
confined TO his bed at his hotel On Friday he still
suffering from the injuries be had sustained. He was
visited by several of the Austrian mobiles and others
sident of London and in order to avoid the recurrence
of similar display of feeling, arrangements wero made
for hs quitting England and in the of Friday
night we are informed, he took his leave.
ssThc George where Haynau took refuge has been
ever since an attraction the curious 1t has been
daily visited by crowds of exied Hungarans, the dust
hole and bedroom being objects of much attraction to
the curious Cheers repeatedly given by the visit
ors for the draymen and coaheavers. Mr. Benheid, 70
whom Haynau largely indebted for his safety, call
ed at Morleys and his card but the Marshal
fused to receive him.
"The excitement caused by the occurrence has found
| a poetcal vent and verses, entitled the Southwark
Brewers and the Austrian Butcher were very gener
ally sung about the streets OF Southwark"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Michigan State Convention.

The Michigan Democratic State Convention assem-
bled at Marshall, on the 10Th inst; R. McClelland
President. The following ticket was nominated:
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
First Crcnit-Warner Wing.
Third Circut-Abner Pratt
Fourth Circuif-Saniord NJ. Green.
FOR STATE OFFICERS.
.fHditor GenrGl- John Swegles, ir.
State Treus1rer-Bernard c. Whittemore.
Secretary Of Sfate-Charles H. Taylor.
attorney Generai-Willam Hale.
Superintendent of Public Observation-Disclosures w
Shearman.
Strong resolutions adopted in favor of Gen. Cass
the Democratic candidate for President in 1850 The
following resolution was also passed.
Resolred, That the Democracy of Michigan stand now
as ever on the Democratic platform, as established by
the National Convention OF 1874 and lS4s
The Detroit Free Press in speaking of the ticket
inated says: "Neyer ticket presented TO the dem
ocrats OF the State worthy Of full vote, and q
united support They all men who labor in times
oneed, for the of the party and it is but justice
that all now labor for their success They are all
national Notwithstanding on the Cass platorm-op
posed to fanacism and lovers of the Union When tho
time comes it will be the duty of each democrat in the
State to cast his ballot for their election
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
From Oregon.

Gov. J. P. GAINES arrived in Oregon on the 9th
of August. The last news we have had of Cover
nor Lane states that he had returned from the mines
on Rogue river, after negotiating treaty with the
Indians and gone TO Trinity his way to Califor-
MIA Emigration from the States 10 Oregon was said
to be large. Farming in the Territory this season
has proved very profitable
The Post Office at Oregon City has been made a
distributing office. A new Democratic pape' 10 be
called the Oregon Statesman is soon to commence al
Oregon city. There are three new steamers build
ing TO run upon the Columbia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Chicago Postmaster.

President Fillmore has withdrawn the nomination
of R. L. Wilson, the Postmaster at Chicago, appoint
ed by Gen. Taylor, and nominated in bis place G.
w. Dole. Eeason-Wilson belonged TO the Seward
Free-soi order Of whigs-an order Of knighthood
that can't flourish in the Court of MiIlard Fillmore
This is the beginning of the end There is fun
ahead Postmaster General Hall is the right sort Of
man. He is determined to purify the whig party
heavy Job for small man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

GG=The Warrick Democrat contains the following
notice of the State Sentinel, for which we un-
der obligations TO the editor, it embodes true
position, with regard to reduction OF price and 9TH
er things connected with this Office and the Demo
cratic party.
STATE SESrIsEL-We have inserted in our columns
this week the prospectus OF the Indiana State Sentinel
Although decidedly opposed to publishing prospectuses
of newspapers and periodicals, especially when the OBJ
ect sought to be attained introduce the trashy pub
cations OF large cities and towns into the country,
such ruinous low rates to compel many of the coun
try newspapers to drag sckly existence of few
months aud then die othe very patronage which they
had right expect having been bestowed upon cheap
foreign publcationsyet view the OF the Sent-
mel in quite different light, the publisher having been
driven, by the force OF circumstances. to make the
ducton he has in the price OF his paper We therefore
transfer the prospectus of that paper to columns
with peasure-the from the fact that we per.
ceive miserable effort is making, the part of a
few dsorsanizers cripple if destroy its energy
and usefulness TO the Democratic party OF this State
and feel that recommendation notice OF the Sentinel
duty which we owe not only the talented inde-
pendent and uncompromisng OF the editors of
that paper but also to its enerprisng proprietor. We
regard the Sentnelas able and faithful exponent of
the principles of the Democratic party taught by Jeer
hmsefand true the interests othat party because
repudates the attempts which have been made and
making the Democratic party of the
State into Free Soil Abolition party; and especially
does il commend itself to the coddence and favorable
regard of the democracy and the friends of the Union.
account OF its patriotic and compromising course IN
reference the important questions issue between
the North and the South. III the Democratic party of
Indiana and of the whole Union, wish to retain its pow
and its influence and perpetuate its principles it
only do by Union and of action, and rigid
adherence to the principles and doctrines Of the party
thev have been understood and ncucaed since the days
Of Thomas Jefferson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

Our readers that the Bill TO aid this State,
by grant of land for the construction Of the ship canal
around the falls which obstruct the navigation Of the
straits of St. Marie between Lake Huron and Superior
has passed the o. S. Senate Our reprcsentses IN that
body Gen CAss and Gov FELcH, were its able eloquent
and indefatigable advocates and their efforts man
fully seconded by Messrs Bright ofIndians, Smith Of
Connecticut Davis Of Mississippi Douglass and Shields,
and Underwood Of Kentucky importance ofhs great
work both in military and commercial point oi view was
and their arguments as reportedn the Washington jour-
both eloquent and conclusive IL is 70 &c hopeo
the House Of Representatives viii speedily and
act upon the measure national in Its character ana
necessary to the deencc well the general prosperity
of our common country -Detroit Free Press
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
Free Soil Honesty.
The fC
(whig).

The following is from the Chillicothe Gazette
(whig).
HOLD THE Mirror lit is worthy OF remark
that neither Giddngs Root, Of Ohio, nor Allen OF
Massachusetts, Saint Wilmot of Pa, voted in
of Columbia They did not rote at all, Giddings and
Wmot had both of home, to look after reelection
Root in Washington, but not in his seat; and Allen
had gone to his dinner! o, Hypocrisy! o, Abolition
Humbuggeryl o, Political Rascality!-why were not
your Disciples present, vote for that measure
which, of all Others the strongest step towards uni
versal emancipation which has been talked OF In Con-
gress these twenty yearss For years have they day IN
and day out obtruded upon the House schemes of inn
practicable abolition and thus delayed and obstructed
the business of the country but the moment scheme is
proposed for accomplishing of the principal of their
pretended Objects the agators are non es-the birds
are own Heaven preserve the negro from the tender
merces of such phanthropists!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10
The Mississippian.

Our old friend John Marshall, editor Of the Jack
son Mississippan, has got married We hope this
event will cool down his fiery temperament. Let US
northern aggression" The best thing you can do,
John, is to support the Union Go for the Union,
and you will have the smiles of your wife, and your
children in after years will rise up and call you
blessed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-10

0rThe Cincinnati Commercial of the ID instant
says The fullest train that passed over the Lit
lie Miami Railroad in yesterday afternoon. In
addition TO the fourteen passenger there were
several baggage and open cars, all of which were
crowded. Passengers compelled to take deck
passage, and even the open cars used for hauling
gravel, were crowded with both ladies and gentle
men, The State Fair, which opens to-day, is the
cause of increasing travel