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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Rstss between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
pp1xsy.v.NIa RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between philadelphia
nnd pittshurg -THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Ieavrs PhiIadelrhis for piusbure at 4 A. NJ. aud
pttsbure for Philadelphia II A. NJ TIE tsi
LINE leaves Philadeiphia al NJ and Piltsbhrg
Tor PAL aaeirhis att r NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Phiiada,t hia for Pittsburgh ~ J., r.
The aboy tines cenu at Pitshurg with the Rail
road. 10 and from ST. Louis Mo; Alton, Ga.eEn ana
Chjeaeeil Frank Mort. lexington. and ionlsNlie
XIV: Terra Haaie. Dayton. Springfield, bestei3ntlhe
Sni,.lsky Toledo. Cleveland, Columbus. zhne-Ntie.
Msssiilan aud Wovster Ohio; also. with The steam
Packet Beats fran and TO NV LKass, 1T. LOUIS.
Ia-IsyHLrg and CISefsssrI
Throags Tickets be had to or from either o Tue
above piuces. . -, rs
For fartaer particulars see Handful sat the diher
an, s,artlre points. Passengers from the West
will rad dts the shortest and mast expeditions
route 10 philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or BIOS
THos. MOORE. As'T. Passenger Lives, PAt!d-
J MESKIARN. Sgf. Passenger Eiats, Fittt
aelphia, Fuh sth, iea5 d-ly-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

4 DWELLING house with six fine convention
"A rooms situated on lie Cha re street between Third
and Fourth streets With lease for fifteen years, 10
ready for sale at los Cssh Prict,by
FULLER n PEASE.
Enquire at the Office or DR.. Myers, Dentist.
Mrh 9Th itj5-d-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Grass Seed.

)n Barrels dried pipes, 5 do peaches tor sale by
:" Rund ~ KELLY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Dissolution.

TINE 60 partnership heretofore existing under tne
name 81 n W. Mitchell Co., - ihis aay dissit'
~ In, rratuaI consent. Al persons hay ing accounts
- x I'D, Arm, are redn slsd 10 call and settle the
~ w. n. W. MITCHELL,
'"NN II. O.. SMITH.
Davenport. March Is, So
Havinesuccecded to the Business 81 the te hrn ~
n IL Mitchell Il Co, | would beg teaNe 10 intofu
IA ,ti,er of Davenport dyiciniy that .hal eep
on,s,rn,y 90 hand large and well assorted stock 81
Stoves ana Hardware which will be rreParcdtosuii"'
Low - Mart ei price. - -. ,,,rrurIr
Mrai9 IS NJ " 90
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
Of goods Of all descriptions, In common ase consisting
OF Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
G.. 4. r. 1. & Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xcts and Mil Saws, Iron, all kinds steel assorted
Castings, Nails, ali xmas. nrlndstones,
Woodsnwarc, Live geese feathers, Pitch N Oak um-
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stnrs, &c,
viii h will be sold at small advance for Can. As
int I'd keeping every thing 10 common use, persons
ling several articles obtain them Oh Froht.reet
Att Brick store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
une 9, ie53-2a. }. NJ BoWLlAG.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
pno;ns and Machinery for Sale.

l -. ~ "a nncit, OF our FiouriHgdll. We obeft9i
sale our Engine With steam pipes. pumps, wI' 49,
pip.s Sc esc. Also tnHiu .haii, surr~ ne. man
,iyfsS Wheels piuions. mill ssinfles. smut mus
A. sr an in good RAINING erder.io be dthgtfeah "a
Isl Angus; text. Size 81 Engine - Incl .!.hies,s
foat stroke This machinery VIII De We ceuta ~
purg ear see the mnehiEer. at 9rs al hhS Ihc
Thosc intending to erect steam rt9HHte 81
III sh..It, \ srSa, be rcan IL procuring the ae"'e
sb3re,y which is all in good order ana Is Ken oGt
~" Iy h.sngise wswi.h 10 build ena larxet scaie'
80 49,, ~ s,,f BURROWS & PSEriSAiN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
] Railroao.
1900. 1904
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
RH s EAA
NEW .AIsas -aNGEMENT.

NEW .AKek
nNaadag,er Monday, ley I'd, and until further no
[ Zee ,raiYs viii leave ksek Island as folows:
lat Passenger train 81, :. ~
arriving atCLieaToet, " =, :,
"a Passenger Trainat 70 ~
-, E,ee,..h, ,rain wiz, I'd class csrsat q IS A
Trains arriving At Rcek Island.
p.s..ngar train al 81 A
"a a. do 5 81 T.
al Freight, with I'd class cars al. lass
All trains over this road in direct connectinn a
chicago .ith trains both the Michigan Southern
snd Michigan Central X. Il. TO and from Detroit, To-
iedo Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
bunk *. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Aibsny, Ne"
yers. philaaeir h.a baltimore and Washington,
To which places tiekescan be procured Of s. > SIR
VEINS. Ties et aet., Il. X, Depot. X l.
pa..snrrrs are reminded ftho necessity OF giving
distinct direction. the destination OF their bag
gage also TO procure tickets before taxing ier seass
In the cars ashe conductors collect fares only 10 STA
tsonsen iheine OF the Chicago and kess Island h.li
road. Jim .. ~, =. ~. ~. u r., ~
VIII WHITMAN. ASST. Snpt. Wess'h. psisioh'
Rock Island, July 81, 1883.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
BREAD, CAKES & cRkeELEs
tyh,Iasala 4 Retail,

urrhaseeoae 1fMeColinm'
L .c,shyated Cracker .Meshtres, he - prepared !"
erni. his and all others with butter oaa
Ssxsr Boston oyster and Pie-nse 'faes ets, rh".
,n,au IN. above articles will be sold as cheap AS can
he bon ,htin THE part ofthe country.
Bakery Front, between noe. islhan ST. e., ~,
eountr, promptly -tIendedto' NAVY, uooRR
n, g., i, ,ttMay 10th. taSi-wtrv-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated On seauifui lndulatlng
/ prgieie 10 miles from Davenport and II miles
from " fscatne tits the state toah, miles from
the Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad and niiesron
the river Its very healthy; with population OF one
hundred nots ease Of icsntss hsstnk occurred mus
sumner II Is within ; half mile II timber and the
distance OF the best coal banks IN the country
Ittswel waite red both With tprtnss and wells
Blue Grass contains me store, Win a ine open
ingforaaother black smit shop, wagon sh9p,raDln.s
shop .e,c Three b1ildinksare now bstnEcompleled,
one OF npie dimensions and intended Tor
tayerr.taua il for rent on reasonable terms Being
on the main travelled road and the nesrest public
house mile. distsnt, very fair lndueensat-are tht
presented 10 ans Que wishing to engage in tho bus
ness. A mills la operation - miiehiron Ire
town and girls. mill il being erected At the same
place
Lots are now for sale In the above town on very
reasonable terms. and those wishing TO hntd and To-
cate Their. will have such Inducements prssenedtem
az ARE rarely offered. Good i'm proved farms can be
purchased IN the vicinity ,trom SIS 10 $40 per acre
stone coal keptconstanily on hspd ~ my coal bank.
JAS. +. BURSSIDES.
Zine Grass ctTth 1851 -HtrwH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
KEEP COOL DON'T GET EXCITED
"~o @rent ATTRACTION

tis time TO- be atthe iitti- check eEsj store
n on Front street, opposite tho steam mills, where
au iinuens stock Is opening consisting ofstaple
aud fancy Dry Goods u sycry variety, WOODEN goods
aud Cloths /. good assortment Of HATS, Caps and
GLOVES Boots aud shoes. large stock and great
rie.y OF ready made clothing. can beat the Jews
having the iarges: quantity and greatest variety In
market; Groceries Croekery, shcii-hardware, etc,
all which will be sod ataaetion prices. All purchas
err. are yar-unted MOTTO 90 way grumbiing, come
back dissatisfied Recoliaet, eheckeredstoreo On Front
street opposite Steam Mill.
DAvenpor. Nov. s6th. j. b. DoANE
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
1asaraafe.
rEsuIAN C.ra

NOV = AN 49,
sSFIgE aARssR An LlfS RISKS taken ~ tass
'xssAc, III ssss,.asshie compaaies and ~ lac nas'
steascnabie terms.
x,echartssaa sappers viii be Ailo we'd return PRE-
@sNH'' svs,,s,sG LAwEs RLAKENoRE,
a 49, A. No lie CLAtRx Rev.
NE Y3Rx LIFE IHSuRAHcE COMPANY.
osaes los Broadway. n.
o sSoa,oce.
.--p..-.~ A.,u.ry Aoagrs FRANHLsN ffest.
4. W. MEG aE6oS, Agent
Sept. -. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
1v1rCliclk'9
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY ,

S. r. Corner Of Second sad BeGdy streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
InIs Gallery is now open. No P. ms has been slar
al in ntinr up this for the production
81 pes la the highest style the art
ofprodueng Clear days best for si- ali chilore
Adults equally weiiin any wsathef ~
v.e goods OF every variety eohs'shu! Oh manu- '''
sale Instructions given In the Art.
Entrance IN brady Street. ,,,,n,cv
dec Is, 1883, " =. n'h'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Groceries
FAMILY GROCERY.

INF sabscrber ha. opened stock IL UrpeeFlesi ~
1 his aoase GA Percy between Secondhand th'rd sts,
wA.sA he ~il wArranito be Of the very best qualify
and which "a viii sell as low sscsn be purchased
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
choice lot efcSsr.,as, received and tor sale low
atwhoiessle orrctatl ~
D.ycpno-, neesld, tSSI-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
erNrRaI INTELLIGENCE oFrleE.

,tHh undersigned has opened Generattnteisigehee
L office with complete set OF books IN ~hieh 70
enter all kinds OF Re and Personal Proper, Tor SAFE
Tor rent The names OF all Servants wh" wish lot
places IN families thin the city, also The nhmes OF
N.chat.ies Lab0rersaud others sgetif eaPtos Ats''
wants DE eaunotfaii OF mniedhtt success ~ e''lah
H. -,,herby calling u, my Office Gharges moderate
tad nd register your wants or erdefs"h' t'ss W
receive prcnlsatenion. p,xgp,grn
No Commercial tildihss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

gRESEENT DAGUERREAN GALLERY
ON BRADY. BET % AND SD STREETS,
over Mr. yacoby's new Drug Store
yy,HE undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO
| their friends and the public general mat We!
have ntt.aupthe above Sky-ight Gallery where the!
will be pleased 10 SEQ ladies aud gentle men, whether
thew wish their 'isenessestaken ornot-
inomst pen froma MtaSi NJ.
Allknds ~ Dagierreoty pessaSen ana "atfaaeu'
Instructions given inthe art.
~, Issadtfvsm 72,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
FOR SALE.
lh1an (ist1Ins

w 4 have for ssic s,G rarIelt Of V afr L w
w arah, Ie CSmSBf. vhi,h ~ pafItil tf''N''''
KtNWilK SON
June IA an Bazaar Building, Ferry lhdnt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND NARIKE

How Yo.k City lnsurauce Company
Hove OrFiCG No.. WALL ST. N. Y.
s.,rr ,lyy,cx 10 q u CLAIRE sLecx. DAvxSfoRf-
c..sr.1 SS2o,soe.
.srasso astay organized under theiavs OF New en- en-,
kss asastsnsd RrAnea once Al psyeal ~ ~ w.
DWetN0y II srse>s nrehSusess Ss"ses
sua lie rc@ al 1ssc.
Alss Nxs.xx Axr iSLASs SAvra srtes AND issN
,,rr.r,ax S,sxs ga the nsstfavorssie tarins-
rssts.rs "n.~,..- 60. D 8 .ysass. P-sst.
ALEX. ". McG REGoE,
49,, a, ,sx. GARi- Agent,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

THIS day received by ESpressa,ery choice ioI OF
i Segars. consisting 10 part OF T., 90 Genuine I'm
ported and 10 Geo lower grades. The attention OF
those who are fond of good Segar {. called 10 the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may be had BY The box retail.
WARREN n RHaWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

large aSss staea of fare, and staple aG VII Us
- received from PhithdelI HE At hrrd
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

Xi4s3uri 3-at1 AlldAI iEsf AsEI.e
Company Of 81. Louis
Capita. sssanae aud CONSTANT! iaereasias'
DIRECTORS: go
IN n, Pare, c. s. Greedy. ;. ~, nassu'
SsR.v r. W Alexander, Z. MySnaa,
JSNsCane, r, A. January. Z. "a. 80,
-rSlscse ls.aea from ~ DAYS TO sx ears an" 'Ao
s1rea p.rticinats IN the whole Psohis, .an,
pr assr naiian eaaaire ofls, vs., ysoT
Al Dsrsnpsrs. '"
f,ty .sth tsSs-trw-iy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
COAL!
lowrey, Themas 4 Co.,
A BARGAIN .
Valuable Prope.ty fer sss.

nSF Hu,,I,.J ,pJ Twenty acres Of afst tsF w !.
one nail. iron 9oniezuma-- ihe sou.iiIs
Powrshiek. ~ IAL.MAh ~" i,"m,
Junea ny -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
WANTED,
CHoICm sweAre.

IN GOOD Miners 70 work a Coal hine-noue hut
w ihoseacqaaiu.ed with the business need apply.
may l4-d-n W. l.. CLARK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
b. & W. KELLY,
& RETAIL GHOCEHS
DRY Goods. Quecnswarc. Hardware.
Boots aud shoes. Hats and Caps dc:

W. - a -
Numerous to laention,
We have on hand and "
tarse ass riSseits IN the q,
spring. our large stock
Is recommend; which vi
Wholesale or Retail, Mark
90 dogsheaa n o. Sugar;
20 eS.scrus'd a elarsnxar;
Is sacks assnrsed Caffee,
$50 hashels aried Apples;
Sn Bushels paired Peaches
aco ebls bhls Il . Csss.
y. Orleans Sugar harst
and syrup Nciasses:
3 bsl. SUP Golden syrup;
10 chests and ! chests Y.
tlysor, inipoFisland Z ag
lish Teas
40 . ssiesassoried Teas foi
fS Biiy use,
10 hlf bh.s white Ash and
Lake front:
: Seres prime Cod Fish:
50 Kegs Nails asserted:
sn boxes dried Herring;
So do hes, sroems;
So Boxes Monid Candies.
10 boxes Star Candles:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

TIMOTHY, Clover. Red Tops, Blue and Orchard
/ Grass Sesd. constantly on hand and for sale by
JAS. bALIEiL ~ BRO.
Mch IS Front & Perry sis.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
70 HEADS OF FAMILIES.

~ TEsa NJ itLtA-Af'
SA-E are now prepared 10 supply families nh n Q
w following articles. which we warrant to give
Ter. cas,ss. Sugar. Syrup,
Nol.s,es. S,ap,. Coafeercnery,
Nrss flsyariar Extrsc;s,
Ord Fruitan Ga rden Seeds.
ALSO
prsu'a Cocoa, Pulv'd sSleratus,
6. Tartar, Yesss Powder,
. G. Soda, Sal soda,
Nu.mex,. NAcs,
whsle and Al,spice,
Grounalcinuanon. Psppsr Ginger,
Pickles. Psppersauce,
Tomato Ketshup, Vinegar,
Mustard Hies,
Table and Dairy citron. currants,
salt, Raisins, Figs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup.
Sage. Naoaroni Picked Trout,
vermiesli, White Fish,
Eackersi. Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star and
Waale q Lard oil, Tsilow Candles,
Lard Eceswax Sperinaeet,, Indigo, Fig bias. ts,'-
peras Blue Ni.ri0i, Alum, salipetre, BoraN, sIarsn'
kAsn, Bsd Cords. Clothes and Piov Lines flour,
Corn geAl, Wooden and stol Ware. Nails. &c, ae.
HAWKES. n DAY.
ApIsa,s5 Front 81, "a door east oman.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
WiIRAVEN d PARKER,
DEALERS ~
2rr:ts. Confse tionery Nuts. &c 4,

IN Brady. 4 sa-s above 81 street
s.,vs,, et.ea ard fgralshea COMMISSIONS saloons
I'D, q Id eHt-anes--are prepared 20 farBish
80. .as u .ntlemep to lee freSia aEd VARIOUS
small ar.nk. of tae son. Please give tie & call.
Man q -dSf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Broons! Broom .!
Buckets! Buckets!

I USTrecelyeJaaif fer sale Nhelesales' iN
~ lr,ms lot ufeommon br0oms. ,,,ryMls
January Isl. EURhuNS d" f"r' -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

Ill be constantly receiving
soye line on tne opening oi
,f Groceries we particular
III he sold at the Lowest
et Priees:-
, 30 boxes Soap,
. Bale Rope, zil sizes:
sCanlphine alsi Spirit Cas-
Slass Of al sizes;
Ra.ke:sfn variety;
.,Tsr. pitch and Resin;
/ Raisins, currants, Rice and
spices in variety;
Paints. dry and Gronnd'
Cedar and Pine Churns;
I Wash Tubssnd Buckets;
iOiis-l.ar,i. Libseed Tan
! ncrs, Sperm, and Eie-
plants Oils.
A large assortment 81
2ueensware.
$40 bbls Lake Salt;
rs sacks Cd Alum Salt
ioysters ard Saraines;
A large assortment of To-
baceOs direct from the
Manufacturer;
and Ferry Landing.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

a THE steamer nARS e. NJ. 4. FORCE,
'H@8 d Master. has just been thoroughly over
49, - h hauled ard repaired and isnDw in
complete Tupniug order and will run during the
season between ST. Louis and -. Pail, touching
q, 81 intermediate landings. For IRE ght Apply on
board orto BURROWS y PREFTfNAN.
April, a., 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14

rse we,,ern Massachusetts, Insurance. Comply,
g pisesasld, Mass
r.,,., si5a.os0
a .,Sssirs Caua,y Mutual Insurance Co;
sst>sasN = - pistsaeld. Mass.
,.,.a con aeouired Gapiiil Q iaa. nfsl
..sA -Aas - |. ~ NYROyA FISH Agt.
as' ~ ~ u i. $500 Rocx island, His.
onse in csansrclai Bal d.ng
e ~, davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-08-14
Wholesale Candy Mandatory.

fopstantly on hand large nd fEt,l s.s0f.fsf,s
&. e s.nds - FANCY Gamble, rfssl3.ttlssli0..
s.gAli.y aud Variety eanEs,t be ii ss.s .Ht 81.
establishment a. tae Net Alys Es,,4#t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
STATE POLITICS.

DELEGATES TO THE WIG STATE CONVENTION.
YArEs.-Solonon d. Wesver
ERiE.-IVth District T.. ID. Webster.
RINssELAER-IId District, Leonard Mory.
QUEESs.-John A. King.
CAYUG,.-lIld d. trict, Hector {. Tuthll.
John Il. Waudle Of Piermont has been elected az
delegate from Rockland County.
DuTcHEss LIST District, James Macbn.
ORANGE. I'D District, Ambrose s. Murray; llld
District, Joseph Chandler.
MoSRoE list District Isasc Moore.
DELEGATES TO TIE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
yENTlON.
NnGARA-I.t District. Peer T. Murphy and l.. y.
srauoirg. Id District, John johnson and Orsemus
Ferris.
Rrsssx1AzR-IId District, Harry Bets and Conrad
Richard.
ORANGE lid District, George NJ Gtier. Goshen
Abiel B. Watkins, Jr., Hanptonburgh. Hid District,
henry Co-key, Dewitt c. Jayne.
. ORtEAss.-S NJ. Burroughs and Dan. H. Co'e.
WAsHIScIoN.-H B,sworth and A. F. Hitchcock.
M.Dr.ox.-I.t District, John j. Foote and james
Whtfsrd.
NIw.YoRH-See list in Report Of Republican meet
inc published ia THE TRIBUNE Of Sept. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
" BROWN ON BRAYDY,'

| C,g,sspondsasa NJ T.s - Tnlv..
rotaHFFtrsfE, Wsdns.iAy, sept -, ls>5.
A. ia 'bo cast,m tho rural ds'fcs lsqIeciaBy
IN no seoond Jtdical rJudges u h,V.rtre public
with ru speeches It ~ no, be ami. ~ INFORM your
readers TINT the ,sidoLh Of this bcsu,ifa city have
been favored with ono Of that chArset1r daring toe
par week.
Svc had supposed until recently that rncn Who were
sthcl ed through public journni would snswer The
fhngcs nade agau.t th,fn through tic s4m> ne iiln,
AID not vent their spleen upon temperance mel anu
cd o's whiN chsIpin< Gr'nd-Juryi Ou' Il y sti We
live in fact age and such - the ca~', due sloT-
arc. uurt be usce for John ~. Brown wno isvorod
the 6 ,and-Jny Of this county VI run-spec~h on
MONDAY last yerhaps il VS. Intended ~ a. eye,
op4ncr 10 that fnu. h-'akedof md ''nent iJr h1c
neair q y 2 publishers OF rHE TRrBUSE.
judi c Brown changed the Crand joey on hondfy'
but many say il col rum speech 70 mage poi''
icol CAPITAL Af,er o. ising .hem no, 10 h'd any
Indictment for violations of the re" iaT, ne Poh'ey
tod them that II they dii "tts Cont r0ad disD0~
"ot Tim 10 Hr71 raj N thinking" Tnen MS Honor
stemtrd 10 vnSicale his cOurse ca the rumq se,hOn,
giving bis re asons r the cision lie had aesdy pub
lis ed aud declaring with much gusto 'hat " the
"oririon he had written would be handed down 10
"pOs,trity.' 49,
How eb7able must be his position IN the eyes Of his
colleagues 10 the Judiciary OF the state. Not SAWS
fed with this however, the Judge attempted TO sAo@
that iaLor was "proleriy. lie also declared nat ~.
he REVOLUTIONS that had occurred In The word
we're produced by such laws" AID many inferred
from bis rema, ks that he preferred open rebellion
arc revolution rather than submission y any statute
interfering with the supply of rum. The Judge also
hurel bis anathemas upon the Temperance " iaua,-
" i,s" and EDITORS ana undoubtedly de.red pcO-
pie to understand that Ic did,t consider Ms lRlB-
ixr 10 be worthy of his appreciation.
The publ shers Of the IRIDCSE must look out Tor
break ers Tor report says obey to De indicted by
Duichess UOGnjy Grand jury this week. | have beeo
lea 10 believe ho*o7er, nat he Gentlemen 'on. o'hs
tina: body have not ycJ lost theif reason. A. p. n.
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TIE WHETHER SLAVE CASE.
From The Pila4clfha Bsiieiia Sept. 70.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO TAMPER WITH A


ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO TAMPER WITH A
JURY
MI Charles Gibbors came into the Court OF Quarter
S,s ions thus morning, ana called the Attention OF
In. 90 Kc'y 10 an incident co nected with the recent
4 iai q William Stl and others CD 'rged with rlc and
an ssaalt and battery Oh Col John IL. wheeler
WI i,h he said had been lately conmun'caod 10 him.
He nd been informed that after the Jury hAd retired
70 oeb rate upon their verdict, person VINO had been
IL a. dan e during This rn a, juror Of t1e gen
ern rauo but who mad nothing to do with this case,
made his way by stealth into room all0nng %, and
connected with, that occupied by tue jury
One Of the Juror having occasion To pass through
that room was stored and accO'ted by an Intruder
who inquired bow they the Jury were getting aionS
" lib The case. He promptly aud properly TeCikel
for his in erferenCe bat never less Insisted on In
forming the Juror that he had taken great pains TO
ascertain the popular seniin in relation to the case
and ilsi public opinion demanded the conyicnoh OF
the defendants .,
vilual 10 whom he referred. acted in the matter on
NEE imrulse Of his own. He would hardly have ex-
uos,d himse 10 the penalties of such an on rage TO
raiity any personal ieeUg against the ceendants to
wi ON he wss stIaugeI. Bu- there was great roi-
son TO believe that be the .sary nj som other
10 rsou or sesous who had object TO obtain by the
conviction o. the defendants.
Mr. g. concluded By say ing that "a his client had
b.en honorably acquitted by the jury, be bad no
a ION to IN, Ike In the mater, but conceived 1t to be
ms dutv 10 communicate the facts To the C0urt as ne
had r, ceiyeo them and TO state tnat his informant Mr.
j. II. 1eese, was present and c0ul1 Dc ca,eu, II vas
the pleasure oil The COuTt, auu NC eAaleu uu1i "s'n,
on he subject. ,..-,
Judge Kelley sad that the proceeding had it occurred,
was properly characterized great outrage; but he
could hardly cIedi that any Juror OF the gencrei oauel
yoIc so far forget hs duty citizen and the le-
auipuenrs of bis OATH especially alter the repeated
Instructions and adm oniuoDs OF The Court as TO en-
otavor to tamper with any Other juror empanneled 10
Try cause. But stOuld the facts appear upon aili-
avit to he as stated by the counsel the juror, who
ever he might be- shoud be punished, and the law fully
vinOica'ed. 49, 80
Mr. Gibbons stated that he considered his duty fully
dis harged in making known 70 the Court the facts as
he hsd received them. He thought that in such a
csse the pa ties should be examined in open Court and
he loDed bis Honor would so direct.
After some further conversation, Judge Kelley sald
he would bear the witness some time daring the day
aid suggested that hey should be in attendance be-
tween and O'Clock
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i.dasiai ihai M n.e -ho eni himself ~ ba bHsiosss
sfpssias he sLsia 81 a,letad ,bi,eps a. n's lsa'
sisesna ooaid hope fof lilo sappod ~ Democrats -
The approaching political 'oniest
Tho ioinu1a ~ Tho previous meeting having besH
roac 10y Az. Mnrsly liza haofeisfF. and al pe9h
s",orpl feaouiiopa were onH 3D. expressive ~ t'n
opp don of The Meeting ioall prescription on account
Of 10 j, fcson and agar Il the piano. los 81 ts9
prSni Prohibi,ory Lsv. 1hcsc roaoutions wor'
,pol n 10 by George W siil~cll 81 Alderman o. Tho
Siar Ward aud Mcssr,. Gl"ver and Murphy Of New
lo'k The prevailing sentiment expressed wa l'
pco'tity Of union in order TO insure success, and
agah 1t prescription and the Maine Law.
Tho meeting proceeded 70 organize Wsd Commit
teel and then adjourned.
KINGS tOUSTY-IIlD DISTRICT
7 Republicans Of the Hid Assembly District
lB kly nj on "wednesday, the 10th, selected Joseph
Rec snd S. Alpheus Smith delegates 10 tho !Iepub-
ics. onventon at Syracuse.