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WHEAT! WHEAIl

Tliae subscribers are manufacturing Pierpoi'
l. seymoar's, tnot Seymour q Morgan's) pat
ent Grain Drills, which are established upon the
princle o. Seanaonfs Broadcast soWfag Machines
and prove 10 be better adapted for the purpose oi
Drilling, than any other that has been tested. be-
ing capable OF sowing and covering, not only
Uheat, bnt all 6raia and Seed, from Peas, Corn,
&C. TO Grass Seeds, and can be used either for
sowing Eroafcast, or in DFifis, with any fine fer
tilizer such as Lime. Plaster, &C. The Grain
falls from the Grain box to the tubes, a space oi
six inchesl in fall view Of the person attending
It, SO he mag be constantly assured that all is 60
ing right.
The Machine has teeth, or tubes, which are
inches apart from centre TO centre, and are all
raised from the ground at once with lever, or
any one may be raised separately; all the seed
can be stopped at once. The convenience and
simplicity of IN management is unparalleled, and is
not only based correct principles, but is ''got
up'' in that simple, and permanent style, and
good taste, which cannot fail TO suit ALL
One man, or hoy, with two horses, can SOW
aiih ease from 10 10 ID acres per day. and the
seed being all covered at uniform depth saves
from . 10 3 pecks per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to get
the best Machine extant, should apply soon.-
Machines all warranted 10 be and to do what we
represent.
Price ss85 at the Factory.
pLONS
Ofsuperior quality all sizes, anu kinds, con-
stantly or hand and for sale.
DEERE. TATE s. GOULD.
Refer to WM. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, Rock Island CO., Iils.,l
July Sd, 1851.
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ilipd

In this City, Oct. 9th, MARY JANE, onl
chid Of Mr.. JoHs and Mrs SARAH Ann METa
GER, aged | months and q days.
.Ere sin could bligh, or sorrow iade,
Death came with friendly care;
The op'ning bud to Heaven conveyed,
And bade il blossom there" Com.
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VALUABLE, gSAEEsk pow Ezs
FOR SALE.

One fourth doma, the balance in one tno
and Mree years.
T1HiS water power Is fapoFably situated ID
i Scott county in an excellent gram growing
district and Is canabe of driving almost aay
amount OF machinery, there is attached and be.
longing 10 said Water Power twenty acres OF
land and more can be obtained ifdasred.
For further particulars Apply to MeGREGoh
& PARKER June 10Th 1881.
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CITY,
FURNITURE WaElE-Is0Ogls

ID BARR, late Of Philadelphia, would res.
ID. pectfnly inform The public that he carries
on the CABINET BUSINESS, on Brady, between
Third aud Fourth SIS. Work made In the latest
style and best manner. Having enlarged ny
Warerooms and increased nay stock Of furniture
and Chaifa, am prepared TO wait upon all who
may favor me with call.
ALSO
a good assortment Of table oil cloths, willow
wagons, wash tubs, wash boards, buckets, &c,
for sale cheap.
CorFlss made with dispatch.
Davenport, Oct 10th, 1851. ely
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i one knows how the term, or word, Ia

No one knows how the term, or word, Ia
y, crept into our language and supplanled
ay' ~, Le,,er word, moman and there are few
81 "ho would moi he glad TO see It grow into
s;susc We somewha, admire the nice dis
or;minalion Of Prentice of tho Louisville
Ionrnal. Who says that ''a lady who came
!. ,bc stage on Thursday night, lcit hor
;',he about two weeks old, under she'd
messed j, as founding. We are rejoic
u r,bat \ woglaa has not been gully Of IN
.,trscce SO unnatural and revolving"
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Ia FhTETTE rAHKEs.
Tx. 4. ,.aaEsor.
EE'GRsIas92s & PARKER,
iTTGgXLIS AL LIN IND LIND kGENIS

ATILL practice III the District C3nsts am
w Supreme Court of this State.
They VIII give particular attention TO 'hecoi-
lection Of Debts, Obtaining. Selling and Lora-
ting Bounty Land Warrants, Purchase and Sale
Of Real Estate, Paying Of Taxes, lnYcstment OF
Moneys, Rcmittances, &c.
All kinds Or Conyeyancing Or any description
Of wiring doac for those who may need Their
services.
Office east eide Main between Front and 90
Sirseis.
Davenport, Jane 18th, 1851.
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FOR SALE:
PHOENIX STOVE WORKS

QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
yI,HE SUBSCRIBERS manuiacturingat these
l. Works, his Prairie State Cooking Stoves, OF
four sizes: also the
Irving Air Tight Cooking Stoves of sizes;
California Premium do do do;
Commercial Parlor do DO do;
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, with fold
ing doors; Phnnix and Clinton Box Stoves, OF 4
sizes; in ALL making the best assortment ofstoves
for dealers, or merchants, who may wish to pnr-
chase, trimmed, or without trimmings, for retail
ing, to be found anywhere.
These stoves are sold by Comstock & Co., oi
Quincy. at nv Foundry prices, and by Comstocs
4 Brothers, OF Keokuk, Iowa, for the same pri-
ces. save the addition Of freight; also, by X
Is. CRAIG, Davenport. C0MsIoCh.
May p, 1851 ~
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INSURANCE

GEs'l.. AagxeY, MAIN sTREET,
Dareaport, io,ra.
CoEuMgus Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
Columbus, Ohio
CRY Fife and Marine Insurance. Co,
Ciaetanat, O.
Ntis Iork ctg.
ONO Lie Insurance Co,
Ono Live s. oek Insurance Co,
cipeianati, Ohio
Mg1rAL IIepith Insurance Co.,
C3eeflaaa, Oiio.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i Agent for tbe above well established Com
fanies, are fully prepared and authorized issue
Policies against loss or damage by fire, also a.
gainst the hazards Of marine or island ttanspor-
tation at the lowest rates Of premium charged
by any good company in the west.
Slippers or Merchants doing their cargo busi-
ness with him, will be allowed return premium
of I24 persent.
Also Lie and Health Policies and Policies
against injury or death Of live stock. All losses
on FIRE and Marine Policies promptly adjusted
and paid al St. Louis, Ma.
McGREGOR & PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.
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LANDS FOR SALE

I0OK & SARGENT offer for sale the follow
~ ing Lands in Scott county, Iowa. The lands
are Of good quality in the settled portions OF the
county and will he sold a, fair prices and on such
terms as will be satisfactory.
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NMARRIED.

On the eth ul'., in East Walnut Grove, by
psv Rurrs RickEn, DANIEL GRACE to RE-
BECcA ANN CONNER, OF Scott county
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nrIIGI0Ua NOTICE.

p,of BR,ces will preach regularly every Sab
..,h noroinc and evening at Miss jones' School
- Oct. 22d, 1851.
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When Fenclon's library was once on
sirc, .God be praised" he exclaimed that
!, !, no, the dwelling Of some poor man.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

iSS A. NJ. SYLVESTER will commence a
" private school for the instruction OF Misses,
on NJ 1nday. December lst, in the room now oe-
cupied by Miss Jones'
Terms: Common English branches, $2,5u
French and Latin, 400
Miss S. will also give private instructions ~
Pencil Drawing, Colored Crayon and Mono
chroma,ic Painting, Piano Forte and Guitar
Terms made known at her residence on Second 81.
Davenport, Nov. 5, 1851. 94w
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MORE H.EGsrEg!

II AN prepared to furnish Merchants and oth-
j. crs w.th Lamps aud the material 20 use 81
them Chemical OIL a. icss expense than nils
Lard i. Cundles.! aai not oAe-half the truu5is
10 triui and keep them in order; one OF ihost
l,amps gives as much tight two lard lamps
the same size. Taey are Row n use III all . thu
principal cities in the United States, and hayt
aeycr heard Of an explosion or other accident
happening FROM them, except hy careiessasss.
intend 70 keep full supply oflamps ard mate-
rals ON hand at all times and sell them d prcps
to Justify their use. lamps may be seen At the
principal Stores IN this city, where they gist
eGtEe sa,istactionl and also u
HAKES Rod kialtd JeReIry Store.
k.Iune 26.h, 1851.
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DAVID MILLER.
oca'ef in Groceries, Confecfion-
aries and Fruit,

''o'e on second street, between Maiu and Bra
NY nearly opposite the lie Claire House,
o, DAVENPORT,
Vet 3Oth, 1881,
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S. w. Ia .. N. o.. Ia Sec. 10, I. 81 g 's
The above land is situated on Elk Riyer-about
two miles from the Mississippi river, one mile
from the Elk river mills and eight miles above
Lyons, The following valuable improvements
are situated thereon, to wit: One saw mill, one
dwelling house, one harm, together with other ou'
houses. About forty acres OF which is improved
and about one hundred acres OF valuable timber
The undersigned viii sell tue above described
premises on liberal terms. The above premise.
will be shownto any person wishing TO purchaae
by c. Il. IaNGFoEp, who Is now running the mill
For further particulars apply to James Mccoy
OF Fulton City, m, Doct T. Wood, sabala
Jackson conntv, Iowa, or BENZ. LAKE, my
Agent al Lyons, Iowa, who is authorized to make
proper deed and congeyance fo the safne.
THOMAS CALDERWoOD.
LIONS, Iowa, Sept. 25'h, 1851
- -.
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TAILORING.

Come Farmers and bring your produce along.
For clothes made To lii ou, easy and strong,
Pray dom, rob yourselves as you've Oft done be-
fore,
b. buying your clothes a, ready made store,
Well make and rim them for produce al par.
Mechanics, we should like visit from you,
An 10 cfni you we give you promise or two;
FRS, We will warrant YOU good tit,
Then for cash from your purse draw moderate.
From our creditors too we should like call
Not 10 dun US, but help themselves this fall,
Fer the wlntry blast 10 n good outfit,
Their orders we wish fair Offset
70 doctors, 10 lawyers, to men of degrees,
ro each and 10 all our motto's to please.
Place Of business nearly opposite the Post o.
flee. +. PEsTER.
Davenport. Oct atb, 1851. 5-tf
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.
FANCY GOODS.
Recent arrival.

FANCY GOODS.
Recent arrival.
rI,HE subscriber has received large addition
J. 10 his former stock OF goods direct from
New York, which selection was made by hlm
IN person, expressly for the Fall and WINTER
Trade. He has a large and complete stock OF
Paper and Stationery Of every description. ~
Fancy Articles a good assortment, among which
will be found the following, either at Wholesale
or Retail.
Perforated boards, white or colored;
do do sllvcred;
do do cards all varieties;
Zephyr Worsed;
Crotchet needles, various styles;
Knitting and tidy cotton,
Norstea patterns; canvass for working DO.
Cotton, linen and silk floss, for W rking do
Steel, gilt and silver beads;
Purse twist md trimmings of all kinds;
Ladies' steel gilt, pearl and agate dress But
tons;
Tee,hing rings, India rubber and ivory;
India rubber rai;les;
do do TOYS;
do do ladies dress protectors;
Bone napkin rings, carved and plain;
Psrfumery in great variety, inciudiag few
bottles j an Maria Farua Cologne;
Porte Monies in great varieties, Few su-
perh do also sauvenierS;
LADIES' work k-hexes and writing desks;
Pocket needle cases; Gents shaving cases |;
Papier Mache port iolios;
Glass paper and weights, all sizes and styles:
Byonzed paper s,ands, wax tapcrs:
Mathematical instruments, IVORY scales;
Ruling pens and dividers, Microscopes and
Pocket conphsses, drinking TASKS;
India rubber balls, do do inflated for par
lors, Powder pufs and Boxes;
Infant hair brushes, ivory and she'll combs !;
Transparent states, paint boxes;
Toy tea se,,s for children.
ALSU--a good assortment OF musical lnstfu-
men,s rs foil VS.
Flutes, fifes, hageolets, accordeons. violins
GuitarSnand last, though not least, Prince
< Cos Improved MsropEoNs. For the use Of
Engneersa Surveyors, drawing paper, coarse
and finc--al sizes: Also, profile paper; superior
pencils, instruments and drawing pens.
Wall and window paper in great variety
Some very superior satin papers with rich bor-
ring to match window papers, plain iigured
and satin; also few rolls OF extra lengths ioi
long windows.
Merchants will find a good stock Of Schooi
Books, Paper, &c, al low prices for Cash.
Just received,
100 Reams Cap and Letter Paper:
900 do wrapping do assorted sizes;
nayitl's & Blacks superior Inks, put up in
convenient boxes OF |, ; and dozen each.
The above articles merchants will find at al
tin,cs at as low prices Tor cash they can he
,lta,ncd in ST. Louis. Aso on hand,
$50 Electic Readers No |;
300 d, do do 9;
600 do do do B;
200 do DO 30 4;
i25 do do do 5;
- NJ, ,pd aud
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BOUNTY LANDS.

= OLDiERS of the War Of 1912, The
y Indian wars since 100, including the SEM
mole War Of 1885 and 1886, THE bLACh
HAWK WAR, and the war known as General
Wavnes, af I1e2 10 I19a. who served for aterm
of tbirty davs, and al! commissioned officers of
ibe Mexicaa var, are entitled to Bounty Land.
Al persons Interested are invited TO call on the
s,Ibecr;bers. who are connected with an efficient
Agency at Washington, D. C.-and are prepared
10 attend 10 all business with promptness.
no FEES charged unless the allowance 10
obtaSneJ. COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport, Iowa, Get. nth, 1850.
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NOTICE.

ME are closing up the business Of our house
w contracted previous 10 lst of April last
All persons indebted 10 ns FOR Land, Land War.
rants, Sc, previous to that time viii oblige Us
by attending to settlement thereof at once.
COOK & SARGENT.
Sept 9th, 1851.
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BOY WANTED.

4 n industrious. Intelligent boy, deEiro". OF
a learning the Printing Business, can obtain
GOOD situation by application at the Gazette
Og6ee One from the country would be prefer
red Gazette Office, Aug. 26th, 1851.
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DAVENPORT STEAM PLA-
MING MILLS.

TIVE undersigned have erected, and now have
l. in successful operation, AZ extensive Estab-
shment for Planning Flooring, Ceiling and ST.
ding.
--ALS0:--
For manufacturing Doors, saeh, Blinda, &C.. ;
and arc now prepared 10 furnish any quantity
Of the above articles at the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms.
All work turned out from this Manuiactory
will be warranted to give entire satisfaction.
The public are generally invited to examine,
purchase and be benefited by The substitution
oi Steam for muscular power in this branch oil
industry. COTES < DAVIES.
Oct. esd, 1851.
GTIowa City Republican and Reporter, copy
10 the amount OF s;5 and send bills to this Office
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BUICHER!NG.
Bg.FggSGgas1I

THEA Travs, for sale at uAKES
j. June %. Jewciry Store
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Eclectic Medical Institute.
EAcELIY

il 1876. Total number OF Hatrieulai
from Ie IS to le5I. l0Ji.
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NDS EoR SALE IN CETg--
TOM &C., IOWA.

10 VII - ne
n. L. ia osN. w. ~ sec, 10, t. s. y. ot Il. Z.
s. T.. ii " 5. w. Ia Sec. ~, +. - g g
N W.l4s' :. T.. IL Sec. II, L. So '' 8.
n. +. Ia s. 5. WI Sec. lS, I. So :. 8
4. w. N :. m. a See. 10. T.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO US either By Note
"A or Book account are requested TO pay up.
All accounts and notes not id by the first day
of January next, will be placed in the hands OF
an officer for collection, as further indulgence
be given. Please take notice and save
yourselves costs.
BURROWS & PRGTTYNAN.
Oct 30. 1851
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Days arithmeiics No. !, ? and ), and mos
other common school books. All the above car
be found at the Rock Island Book Store, n. IL
Illinois street. For sale by
r. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, 1851. 6-t
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Rrnm TeXnn.

We are informed that reports received at the
Department of War from Gen. Brooke, indicate
an increasing holiness on the part Of the pre-
dstory Indians in Texas, who, for the past Is
months, have given much trouble on that frontier.
The Csmsnches especially extend their incur
sions within the neighborhood of the military
posts, and have met, with much courage, some
scouting parties who have encountered them In
nearly equal force. >.
On the 25th CT January Lieut.. Walker, OF + ord
company Of Texas Mounted Rangers, with TWEEN
ty.one men, encountered q band OF hIteen ga,
msnche warriors, and after 8 brief conflict ana
long pursuit. killed four Of the enemy and Wounu.
ed as many more capturing most OF tnen n 1sS
and some other articles, which they were lorCe eS
to absndon in taking refuge IN the a. -,
This party had been watched for some "esAi &C.,; -
the company before it was known win cef'Sl ~.
that they had committed acts OF nosll 1tyod -
horses captured from them were ascer. 'L ~
have been stolen, and 4 Mexican YOUTH "nO ~.
tbev had captured two days before ana Snp -
released in the fight reported thar Insy hau
,nitted two murders while be was Win euslI. "A
Two DAYS after this affair parry ...rT in
h. Tientl BBrleson, Of the same com Pan{{, ~ ~
march from San Antonio, i've mnes 49,; .. %
Nneces discovered party Of fourteen indians ~ ~
IL ~, ~ the road. Taking eight men, on Tue
b tne 5arses he moved rapidly after them, Iney
.S,rsstsd f3r some miles, bat HIDING Is In PossS
70 avoid a conflict, they halted and prepared '''
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battle. Lieut.. Burleson ordered his men to dis
mount and secure their horses, when the Indians
instantly charged, engaging him in front, flank
and rear, simultaneously. A close and hardly.con-
tested fight, almost hand 10 hand, oil twenty nun
utes. ensued, when the enemy broke and retired
leaving four warriors dead on the field, and carry
ing of seven wounded On the part OF the volun-
teers, one man was killed. and all the rest, except
one, wounded, including the lieutenant com msnd'
ing. Among the articles captured in these skir
mishes were blankets and knives, which had been
given to the Indians few weeks previously by
the Indian Agent, when a treaty was made with
them.
Some weeks before, a large party OF Lipsns, or
& predatory excursion, had been discovered and
chased by Lieut.. King, of Capt. McCul0ch's
company Of Texas Mounted Volunteers, and AZ
terw ards the captain himself followed mp the
trail, over q rough and difficult country, captured
several horses and mules, aud large quantities OF
buffalo robes, blankets saddles and brides, most
of which latter articles had been stolen from the
citizens.
We understand that the officers above named
have been compimented by the Department Tor
the zeal and spirit displayed in these affairs
National lntelligencer.
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The Kant County Murders.

The Baltimore Clipper says that Henry ID.
Webster, lately arrested in that city on suspicion
Of completely in these murders, was so arrested
merely because of his name, and because he
came from Kent County. The following is taken
from letter in the Baltimore Sun, dated Chester.
town, March 10;
Reports are now current that Cosden and Miss
Webster expected to obtain the proceeds OF a
legacy left to them In Delaware, and that the
former had gone a few days before the murder for
the purpose of receivingit. The movement of the
assassins clearly prove that plumber was an Incl
dent if not the main design. The house was tho
roughly ransscked, from top to bottom, and it is
believed that after the accomplishment OF their
bloody work, they remained on the premises for
at least half an hour The villain who entered
the house, after having murdered Coaden and bis
sister, deliberately sat down and covered up the
fire. thus producing almost total darkness. and no
doubt seeking to delay or elude discovery. The
black girl, who ran out with Mrs. Cosden, states
that after Mrs G had retrested into the adjoining
room, she paused for moment and looked through
the crack Of the door at the murderer; then ran
out, and had proceeded about forty yards toward
an opening in the garden fence, when second
assassin suddenly jumped up and shot her through
the heart the ball flying against the wall OF the
house and displscDg the mortar. There is, as yet,
nothing by which guilt can be fastened upon any
of the parties arrested, although suspicious are
strong against Shelton and Drummond. An slibi
is set up for them by man named Murphy, who
says that he accompanied them on muskrat
hunt on the afternoon Of the murder, that they
returned to his house with him about o'clock in
the evening and lodged there during the night.
But this statement is in conflict with previous
statement made by Murphy and suspicion has
been directed towards him. He will probably be
arrested and lodged in jail TO day. A regular or
ganization has been effected among the sitizens of
the Upper District at Georgetown Cross Roads,
and means have been taken to secure the services
of skful and experienced officers of your city. A
rigid system of search and inquiry throughout the
suspected districts will be carried out, and no
effort will be spared to fix the guilt on the parties
now in custody, or to discover the real Villains II
still at large.
AHoTHER ARREST FOR THE KENT Co. MUIR
DER-A person of the name Of Yarrck happ,
was arrested in Philadelphia, Monday evening
charged with being participant in the Kent Co.
murder.
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DESTRUCTION OF SHIPS BY SPONTANEOUS Com
RUsTTos.-Capt. Bates, of ship Momentum, from
RsItimore for California, which was destroyed by
Go tom snontaneous combustion Of her cargo OF
coal TOOK passage at the Falkland Islands In the
Scotch shio Hermagoon, Capt M Kenzie, for VAL
nsrsiso. with coal, bat when 10 days out west OF
Cane Horn this ship also took FIRE from spontsn-
sous combustion, and every exertion to smother
Il proved unavailing. They took 20 their oosfs
ard were picked up soon after by the British ship
symmetry, Capt. John Thompson, OF Liverpool,
for Acapulco, with coal Capt I. would not devil
ate from bis course to land Capt Bates and wife,
or the other ships company bat Dec. Is, in lat-
tude n s. longitude 70 w. they fell in with ship
Fsuchon, of Eewburyport, from Baltimore for Ban
francisco, with coal, which also took fire and was
destroyed, as before reported, making the third
ship burnt by that means within few monsns'
while Capt. b. and wife were on board.
Capt. Thompson, Of the symmetry mao va. a
cruelty to demand anG receive Of Capt bates 70,
the thirteen days be aud bis wife were on Ios,e
bis ship thirty pounds sterling, taxing an aovLa
tage, 1nexsmp pied in meenness OF persohs
bad suffered q double shipTrech' cna ~.
means Of redressing themselves oap'. ns'ss
and wife were at Psyts ian. 2osh, on sosr NY 70
San Francisco l"o'''"
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ASSEMBLY

Petitions were presented to abolish the Death
Penalty to compel the New York and Erie Raul
road Company to adhere to the provisions OF the
original charter; for Land Limitation and Home
stead Exemptions fifteen 70 repeal the present
School Law two for the passage Of the Coffin"
Fugitive Bill twelve 10 prohibit the liquor traffic
REPORTS.
From the Committee Of Ways and Means
bill TO reimburse certain persons In Newly ork
for moneys paid by them, under protest. 70 tne
Health Commissioner on acccuntof certain vessels
The Literary Committee reported tavoreoiy OH
the bill Incorporating the University OF Albany.
The Railroad Committee reported favorabiy on
the bill sbolishing tolls on all Railroads.
The Committee of the Whole resumed the con-
alteration Of the General Assessment law, made
some progress, and reported the same to the
House. Recess.