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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
B. & W. KELLY,
& RETAIL GROCERs
Dry Goods. QuccnsWare, Hardware
Boots and shoes. Hats ana Caps &c:
HEk With a tho
49,

ran,e,ous,o mention
N1hsxe on hunl ana N
49,. 80 I, s,a1,ts,n ,t,r =
SnT,ny ouriarye .toek
Il, ,,s'..,,arn,p,I. mich W
v-hal.s.le A. pe.aii Mark
80 ueyxnasfS a ssear
oahhsxrr,s,aS .larsuvsr
-,saek- azsortad Coffee;
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
viss,nri 81 sts Hatsal Fire, Marine Insurance
co,nnaay Of St. Louis.

c,p,r,r ~aea e,s, ana constantly ineFcasiag'
DIRECTORS.
= s ~ Alexander. 4. Nyman,
: Jsruns D. 4. January. {. II. feeN.
,cses .saed fretu 10 days 70 SIX years. ana 'Ae 'n
,srsa participate in The waole prohts.
Far afsraasiea enquire oitae aaasrs -,
ct Davenport. u. Il. "a i
rxlx eOih ls-.-tr~-fy
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
C arDs.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

JANIS BOAtELL & JOHN Z. DUNN,
HAVING associated themselves
- Together for the purpose of carry
- sag on the Business Of HOUsE,
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING ana GLAZING. WHITEN-
Ing and WALL CoL0gIS g % a Perry street, between
- sai3s streets.
Woaid an9ss respectfully anno1Bee To their friends
and tbs pab generally, that they prepare 10
ecIte PA3- IN either Lead Zine attss lowest poe
ktDe price ass4 in very best style. IAer long
psrisacs IN tasa5eTe Bassaess warrants them IN en-
earing eir patrons fall s2tsfae.iona any WORK that
may be entrusted 10 them.
Far.ic 6tar ktsfEan giYea 70 ssin ztfnE Bny pub
lie " PFgats Billings. Persons wishing any Of the
above work dome wBaid d. Vl 10 give til cali be-
fore sting tastF work. They also prepared 10
e-ate BAnBers, Landscapes, Masonic and Odd elbow
Aproas, Decorating and iding in superior vie and
the most reasonable terms. Paints Of ali color.
prepared and ready for Glars of all sizes putty.
&c, for sale
June 20. 1851 DOENELL & DUNN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
WANTED,

IN GOOD Miners 10 work u Coal Mine-none but
~ tboseacgaaihttd with the business need apply.
may li-d-u W. J.. CLARK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
B11rCiiCIk'S
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

NEW UA6I EI,IlEAN UALLEIll !,
s. h. CorRr II Second and Brady streets,
Davenport, Iowa.
This Gallery IS open. No pains has been spar
Cd in tsing up this establishment for the production
Of Daguereotpes in the highest style the arr capable
afproducing tesr days best for ss ali children
Adultstaken equally weilin any weather. Dsgnerre-
;yfe goods Of every yanet? constantly On hand Tor
sale. Instructions giyenin the Art.
Entrance Brady Str0st.
Dee IS, ls53 u L. Bbknith'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
n. western Massachusetts, Insurance Comply,
pittsaeli, Mass.

Rsrsshirs -Coaatv Mutual insurance Ce,;
Pit.sfeld, Mass.
80 ,-,,., s.as saa isanJred Capital $780, 90
q ss.-is psaex NYRoN ii. FISH. Agt.
Illinois 81. heeA isiaaei '
oH,sfa C,sara eretzl Bal ding.
NJ sa-spi floor HS HoATH. Agent,
10 ,ssrf Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPErAa 100000 DOLLARS.
VIII Give Special Attention TO the Transmission Of
Coin, Bauk holes, Goods and Packages and the
Collection OF Notes Drafts and Accounts.
AID BETWEEN
NETWORK, BUFFALO, pUNKIRK. CLEVELAND
Cincinnati Chicago. =. Loais, Rock Island. and in
.termediaIe cities andi towns.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Connects with the . American Express Company NJ
Esussaio. Cleveland * chicago,
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S. CALIFORNIA AND
EgRoPEAg EXPRESS!
z ? BE particular and order Goods s'By the United
States Express GOmpa If
GENERAL OFFICE .-t2 Broadway, New-fork-
EENWlCh * SON, AGr's.
Bazaar Building, Pack ct Landing, Davenport, Iowa.
Plastering Hair
onA BUSHELS prime hair just reed. & for sale by
cVb JAS. DAIZELL IL BIO.
Ap24 Trout and Perry 81.
Crackers! Crackers
T UsT received and rorsale Wholesale or Retail,
- fine iot u Boston, Soda aud Batter Crackers.
January T.. BURROWS d PRErTYAAN.
FISH
agACkEEEL, Salmon. White Fish and Cod Fish,
VI Received and for sale by
may IL d. DALIEIL b BRO.
DftSS' London Porter last received and Tor .aie
ID st FRANCIS JACOBY'S
Drug ant Prescription Store.
Oct3B. Brady bet "a e. I'd sts Dayenport
"a Rare Bargain offered
4 DWELLING house with six dne convenion
rnhrns situated on lie Cia street between Third
ana Fourth streets with lease for fifteen wears. j.
read! for sale at a low CGSh Pries.by
FULLER PEASE.
Enquire at the Office ofOr Myers, Dentist
Aeh 9Th l35j-d-if
1l Barrels dried arpics, DO pea hes Tor sale by
~ Il Bnd " KELLY
Grass Seed.
TIMOTHY. Clover Red rop. Blue and Orchard
d Graas seed, constantly oil hand and for sale by
JAS, DALZEiL d BRO.
Men - Front d Perry sts.
WANTED,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
Davenport. Rock Island ard Museatine
MOpNIVG PACKET

4 -a THE weIt-EGown and reliable steam
,Arsz, ~ a er LAMARTINE, Capt. PuEbrs, J.
.{t1al-TrS s. AdGir, Clerk. WHi letyethe DaFen-
port landing ayERy NoKSise at : ocLocK, and Mus
rntine EycHY EFrNlEn Al o'eLefK. The travelling
publg ma! rely on the pHneiu4liiy Of the Lamartine
10 the hours named.
For frsi gh.or pas sage apply on board. ApI l6dt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
BREAD, CAKES & CRACKERS.

BREAD, CAKES 4 CRACKERS.
Wholesale G Retail
rE,HE .ahseril having purchased ofMccollum'.
L ,elabrated cratker .Narhfacs, he is prepared TO
furnish MS nd all others with Butter, soda
Sarar Boston. oyster and Picnic Crackers. Pilot
Bread cakes Rask and Loaf Bread, at wholesale or
rp,au IN. above rtiees will be sold as cheap
b boughtin this part OF the country.
Bakery or Front. between Rock Island and Perry
st-eets above the steam mills. Allorders from the
country promptly attendedto. ~
DANIEL MOORE.
Ds-vs ,ttMas 10th, 1ss4-wirw-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
FOR SALE.
Cheap Cisterrs

WE have for sale 600 barrels Of ater L r,mn
w Grgg}te Cfa,cEf, which We warrant 's''S''
and have reduced the price TO s3lg reT hs'' COX.
RENWlfk svn,
June IA diff Bazaar Building, Ferry IAnarI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE,

TINE snbscrber respectfully tnwi,esihe attention Of
i theeisigeas of DayenpertaBd surrounding countrs
70 his Drug and caeI store Brad 9een
end and laird els.
he e4a aSs1ge those rho - favor him. tbat they
bs fgrass-A wild Medicines Of the quality ora.
paesd wiib The stretesi and at moderate priees
fsr5aGsl attention vii be zTen 10 he COMPOUND
Ing OF all Prescriptions
Ne also SAegsa ga9aa8sgri nsnt ~ German French
k.slish Ani AnerieaD Perfamerv, E0oth and Hair
ssasass, com5s end General assortment Or Fzncy
Articles. -
.Das-npor;. Oct lssh. lss4I-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

LooKINa oLkssEs, WAITERs. q.


yCsT received and frr sale u The esteTsiy.
- China--ains> end Qucensuar
Establishment 81 Nessrs Z. : NEHh q Co sAT
and cofnlitl a. serlutr 81 Of ErebShs ard Gernss ~
Mirrors and Looking elasto,
4 sn0pg gfaA, vSri.ty, We have superior srist I
plain ard ornEmoi.tal, CIT trHlne, Ftensb tihE IL
furs, ranging IN price irum s5,tt te $50 rad
--ALSo--
Mahogany freme Glasses In size from i.t'.
NaG Ia Nhich ~ Gier for sale a. prices from ~
s-,uO--also a super,or assortment II o'sl -
square, Papief Aarie, Pear " laid std !sltil6-
Walters and Trs.s-
Gf sE sizes and QualIi! from - ie2s 10 IN q" u
frou lScrach t. sig toe sETI 10 Priee.
We w0ald also CALI HtieNItan iaa 81 eiioi ~ W
assorted stock III KNIVES ana FQkhs-flAli'1
German SlitefXtid Brjt:.EtiE
spoons, Iamp-, LApirt.t
Coffee pots. CastVTs, Ghthd'Fn,
Tea Ladies', iiass Cuf.a'h rag
The eitiZfus - Pa yuI0r ard suffeaneif'ol !
are respectfully it,iied IN call atd e,sh rsi y
surlmcn' Wieb iiey will lud ~ eve feAG. y eii''1
70 their Inspection Il Il :, NfBbAtHh
Dealers H. China Glass and eares.s,r'
NH 30 no. LIE CLAIRE E0v.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

CHOICE - EGA-Rs.
THIS day received by Expressaycry choice lot OF
i SegHrs, consisting in part Of 5000 Genuine I'm
ported and 10000 lower grades. The attention OF
those who are fond ofagood Segar Is called TO the
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where the! may be bad by THE box or retail.
WARREN 4 RHAWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

INIMDTHY. Clover. Red Tops, Blue and Orchard
Graas seed, constantly OF hand and forsaleb y
JAS, DALZEi.L 81 BRO
Mch - Front d Perry sts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE

New Yo.k City Insurance Company,
n. 80 t,rr,cx ~ G IL cLAIsK BLeeK. DAVENPORT.
bAasS' srrr.. s5ca.ooo.
T,i,r.,suanv ar<aalxea nader thrlaws ofNew fs,S
80. ,salIesss mr8ipst loss or damage by Fire on
DyyeIling HoHses, Wa rehOuscss Ss"Ecs
aud Mcrchandisc.
Also NxsrxE .Sn ISLAxn NsvIoArteS ASn Trans
poxrArtoS Risks On the mos, fsvo raaietefns. -,
~sss' AlgX w. Mc6REGoR,
-. a, ,s=t Genl. Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing.


q. Bbi. ST. Louis syrap Mola.ses reed on eensign
I'D ment and for sale By
Sor2S i. N. DALZhLi d b.u
GROCERIES
WHOLESALE aHd RETAIL, forssle b.
w Sav3 ~ DAIZELL & BRO.
SoAP-se Boxes Palm Soap in store aud for sole by
= oete5 DALZELL d BRO.
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE subscriber has opened a large and choice as
.arsmeRt Of Family Groceries, at the '.CHEth-
Erred STORE,m
Front St., nearly opposite the Mills,
a fen doors be.op Bsrsoas & PrsttyaaR's,
Where shall always have on hand full supply OF
AL saeh articles IS every family needs, Wis
y. o sugar; Fish all kinds;
Clarified =. Bacon, Hams and shoulders;
Crushed - Picked Pork, Lasd;
5. II. and y. o. Mol; Choice Flour;
Syrup: Corn Neal;
Coffee ard Teas; Potatoes:
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit:
Nails and Glass; Wooden Ware;
Stone Ware. White Lead:
Oil and Turpentire; soap and Cardies. Sta reh:
And many other ar.icicston numerous TO mention. all
ofwheh viii be sold for ready pay, at the lowest pri
ces.
I will also purchsse ali kid. OF Country Produce
Batter. Eggs, Poultry, Wheat. Corn. Oats etc. etc
Mas 2s-du DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
W + are now prepared 10 suppl. families Win ,he
W following articles, which we warrant 10 give
Tsa. caiv.s. Sugar, Syrup,
Mal.s.as SANS, Confectionery.
Mats, EIavorlng Extracts,
Ord rruitana Ga rdenSeeds.
Also
Prep'a Cocoa, PulT'd saieratas'
c. Tartar, feaet rowoef,
s G. Soda, Sal SODA,
Nutmegs, Mace,
Whole and Allspies,
Ground,cinnamon. Pepper & Ginger,
Pickles, Peppersauce,
Tomato Kstshup, Vinegar,
Mustard, Rice,
Table and Dairy citron, Currants,
Salt, Raisins, Figs,
Shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage, Maearoni, Pickled Trout,
vermicelN, White Fish,
Eackerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, sperm, Star ana
Whale Lard oil, Tallcw Candies,
Lard, Beeswax, Spermaceti, iadlco' rig Dive, ~
peras Biue Ni,-iol, Alum, SaiiPetre, boraS,
Resin. Bed Cords, Clothes and iiow Lines, riua.
Carn veal Woeden ard Stoi e Esre, Nails, sc, Ne.
HAWKES. s. DAY.
All an ,,s Front st. III door east of Main.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
COAL!
l.owrey, Thomas 6 Co.,

IAVE established DEPOT for the sale o 81 And
peTior article Of Coal near The NJ, re oil M
one door from Wrbber's Foundry. Fo, IN h
styam u has 40 supeIoTin this H;t5hf', in outra
ia Davenport or IN Rock isiah1 W WI
ties TO snit purchasers 81 arriieliso u al 'he'
Rock Island, June l5-dU ..,,o~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
)nnrants.
nAN cE.x

rlnr MARINE .ss LIFE RISKS taken at this
4vsacsin Responsible Companies and on the mos'
reasonable tcfAs. .....,xx..
Merchants and salPpefs Hssl DC atsoMsd atese'"f'>
~ "tG sGoR. LAvvEs BLAkENoRk,
sug5 nos LS sLAiSA "e"'
NEW YoRy LIFE INSURANCE CoNPANf'
ossss l3s Broadway, n. Z.
aIrycy Ne lie GLARS HfJSh. DAVENPORT
~ W - 4seo. 600.
p,tswrssrsasA xsaaty MoRsIs fRAsslls Presi.
a. w. NEG sEGoR, Agent.
Sept ~, 1884.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25

=. Bbi. S.. Louis syrup Aola,ses ree'd on eensig
I'D ment and for sale By
Noras j. NJ DALZELL 81 BRO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
TO TaEATER-GOIHG LADIES.

We have received several communications from
correspondents concerning some remarks on the sub
jet Of Thester COSTUME wh Oh appeared in our COZ
umns dsy or two ago. Particularly to Isabella,
vhose Litter in Thursdays rRIBusE, as well - to
Others who msy have read specifically the article IN
question, we wish y reply-notwiths'a1dins WIN al
Difference 70 tie ser their caeessnoss scarcely merits
our attention.
II is peces.a , to repeat what csrefaly insisted
upon befrre, that no arstocrati fulLdress arrange
Il cat would be countenanced by US q moment and to
chow that far from prop sng to make rhester cos
tune of such to exclude from dramatic enter
tainmepts persoLs Of moderate means, ous was
suggestion full OF economical considerati ms TOR that
ye1y clsss. Isabella, being the vi OF a clerk on
"a moderate salary" cannot be supPos to possess
more than one visiring costume consisting at this
sesson-ssy-cfa best hat, 6 cloak or viste, aud
handsome silk dress Does not seem to her that to
wear to theator a last years hght-celored SILK, such
as she would appear in in her own psrlor, with an
orera-cosk which she could make herself for i've or
six doIlsrs-her hair, if luxariant needing NJ more
costly a6oInnent than the tasteful brading her own
frgeis could Go, or as most with merely a simple
beaddes,, eontriyed by her taste Of most mex
pensive .teralA-would be far more economical than
the =" ordinary visitir costume" she proposes
The dress "Isabeia speahs Of such es would
"render carriage necessary for no greater distance
than two blocks would, in opinion &c quite as
upsuitsbe &c the bonnet end c AK she advoeaes and
we are surprised tha, could have &c Taisun-
derstood US Every lady knows, for instance, that
nothing is more destructive to deicate-colorsd bon
nets than the dust which, however impercepdefey il
rsised in thester, especially during violent demon
strstions of applause. We recall a melancholy IN
stance of that-a white bcnnst Of the daiDtiest frosted
velvet, utterly ruiped on one such occasion; and
though such are elegant headdresses worn in the cap
style of the present day. they u1uries far too en-
pepsiye for any but tie weaithiest. Velvet cloaks
likewise are the most e1ravagant wTapprgs one can
wear to public place Of evening resort-certain'y,
to make practice OF wearing them at such times
would soon re nder them unfit for the most or insry
visiting costume" snd when reflect that with
tie care such an opera. cloak have described
can easily be worn several winters there can be little
question IS to which is the more economical of the
two.
It is 10 ladies ike Isabella" of refined assoc'a-
ons and Guilty ated tastes but Of limited means that
we especially desire to offer the benefit Of our obser
walton as to the practcabilty Of presenting lady
like appearance not merely with trifiiDg expenditure,
but with an exercise OF the truest economy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

AspecisI meeting, ogreesbly to previous notice OF
the Board of Trustees Of the General ineoio4'e osn
nary of the Protesa.,. Episcopal Church, was bed In
the sundsy-sch Of st. Johns Chapel In the City OF
NewYork, on Wednesday, the 25th Of Septemoer, Tor
the purpose Of acting the nominations OF Professor
Of Pastoral Theology and Pulpit Eloquence, to m mo
vacancy occasorsa by the resignation or tbs hsv'
Professor Hsisht- o,..
The Bishops present wsse the Bshops o. OHIO,
New Je,,ey Neg.York, Westem Eew-Y0rk, Massa-
ckuseits, Penns ylyaDia, North Carolina, indisns,
Iowa. Trustee IN attendance, were from Massecea-
sefts. Connecticut, New.York, NewJersoy, Pennsyi-
yanis, Delaware, Maryland, and eight Diooeses wess
repnsen'ed out OF twenty eight
Ire Bishop Of Ohio. as the senior Bishop present,
took Ire char and opened the meeting with prayer.
After The call Of the rob, the Bishop western New"
That the Board proceed to act upon thu above NOM
WbereuDan it was moved by the Bshop OF North
Ceyona bat tbs notion be laid tbs table TOT No
nre,ent wab the view Of substituting enc 70 the enet
that Inc Special Committee appointed at the snISs'
meeting Ia reference TO the sppointment o. pe-mS
nept Pas,or for She studsnts Of the Seminary %
| upon to report Immediately. "a vo.s
The motion 10 Lay On The table "aa 1851 ~
| Of Al tai. ~ po.,lcrocsad
70 40, Mos the pominstoRs, call was n sds oy me
R;.Ian ~ penSsyyauia and sustained thar the vote
of ts ri .bons ana Of the clerical and lay trustees On
this motion Be taken separately IN sacn ease ase ~
stituiirn requiring concurrent VOC ay - ha;ns
I T,rstsss The vote was taken, and tnefe nos velns
tbers,ne concurrent vote OF the bs,hops ana LITE
&C. lie motion TO proceed to act OF The NOMINATION.
Wa lost and the Board adjourned A~ d'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
FIREMEN,S CELEBRATION.

SPRIHGFIELD Mass, sept. -, 1919.
The Firemen mt ster in this CITY TO day attracted
from o.her to ,ns An iDmense Dumber Of spectators
vsiousy estimated at from 1000 to 5000, and gath
cred together twenty-three fire companies from abroad
Accompanying the latter were thirteen brass bands,
ard Il procession included not far from 500 persons
At the Convention yesterday some forty companies
were repr scented by $50 delegst-s aud permanent
Nev-Enp and organization was perfected in the choice
OF Levi w. Park ChiefEns Deer OF the Fire Depart.
men of this city, President Que Vce.Pr and
an Executive Committee consisting of two from each
New England State.
Twenty-Five of The Companies present fro n other
tow entered for prizes todaf Of which there were
twoone Of $500 and of $500 for the best playing
The Bay State Company Of Westfeld. Heary Bar
rett foreman bore off the rst prize by play OF lac
feet, and the Mechanics Company of Holyoke, the
second by play Of l47 feet.
The wind was unfavorable for sone Of the machines,
willie by q temporary lull others had an advantage
The playing is fer below that of last years muster.
The first winning machine is Of the Button manufac'
ture, while the second was made by Howard, DAVIS
d Co., Of Boston.
The occasion passed without accident or outbreak,
and the result appeared generally satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

The gradual settlement of that part Of the country
ing along the shores of Lake Superior has given rise to
considerable speculation, and towns are continually
sprpging up each claiming for itself the greatest pos
sible advantages as regards locality and climate.
Among other places which expect to become at some
future period the Metropolis of the West is vii
lase bearing the promising name of Superior Stu
ated as it is on bay Of the St. Louis River, near its
outlet into the lake. in the northwestern corner OF
Wisconsin its residents assert TO be located 10 po-
siton TO command the entire northwestern trade OF
the country, whenever the increasing facilities Of
TRANSPORTATION and communication shall render the
lake the great highway OF commerce. Built on Pc
niDsuls, which, they say, might easily be made an
island since it fronts the water on almost every side
After completing the insulation the growth OF the city
will be restricted 10 % square miles before it will be
necessary to cross the main land. 1t is argued that
when the shores of the lake teemng with an extern
siye population as they certainly will be ere long, the
climate Agricultural capabilities, forests Of pine, and
mineral wealth and resources of the surrounding coun-
try will render Superior the most eligible locality for
a metropolis and grand trailing mart of the North
Wet. In the mean while the place is increasing in
size and Importance year ago its population would
not number sixty persons. At present It Is si huh-
dred In the place Of q few scattered wigwams
handsome town is laid out, containing large novel,
weekynewspsper, an eItensivepi pier and many houses
In the proeress Of erection. That there 70 be large
civ eventually samewhere Ia that region, and at
time zot far distant cannot be doubted. Should Sd
percr be the destined metropolis, they are fortunate
men who have bought up the land in and around ".
Tho will show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
STATE POLITICS.

OswEGo CoUsrr---Tbe Soft Shells have nominated
the following ticket: For County Clerk, Ei~n NJ.
Hill ueromnaredl; County Jsdge, Ransom X. Tyler;
Surrogate, henry v. Wright; Superintendent OF the
Poor, Horafio j. Cary; Coionsrs, William y En.
sign jeremiah A. MstbeEsoD, and James Bentley
Jusiice of Sc ssioDs, Ezra Sreen.
The Kpow.No'hines of ire same County have put
in nomination the following ticket: Fer County
Jud.e AIbertus Perry; Surrogate. W. /. Shianeri
County Clerk, j. ID Stevens; Superintendent OF Po,r
j. Crowley; Coroners, l.. s. L1nton, j. Sawyer and
j. Hammond; Member OF Assembly, LIST District, Alb
ner c. MsttOop,
WroxNs CoUSrY.-The Hard Shells have no,at
mated for Coaniy Judge Miles MoSett; Sheriff, VIII
liam 6ngbani Comfy CLERK, Joel 5. Smith; Assem-.
bly, Nyrum Reynolds; Session Justic5, Samuel Clark;
Superintendent Of Poor Amos II. Castlei Coroner,
Roswell Tolls.
WEsTsHEsTER CeUyrY.-The Democrats OF the
let Assembly District have nominated Abm. X Strsig
Ar Member of Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

IMPORTANT TSyEsTrGATIoH.-The Democratic Gen.
era Committee Of tbis City on Thursday evening
bsued up The Albany atlas for an article which II
contained on Monday evening the susfect OF the
Pie dmisstration and it. subservience to slavery
The article timely one and no doubt expires ed
the real sentiments OF nine- euths Of its reaasrs. Ii
sounded very much he one Of The @Aas's sesders
when il cs7red the corner stone" at the head OF rs
editorial coiunrs and before the General Government
beesn to vertie with it. or course, 1t ere .tei
pro6igious sensation ing the Pierce ofceholdsTs
in this City, and committee Olive raised to i.
quire 10 what extent the Democracy of the City
had been compromised thereby. TIE subject is one
Of vast importance and presume i; wild be looked
into very thoroughly, it ought to he. What right
has a emocr4tic eoitor to differ with the Govern
ment organ at Washington to scol0 about the Ne
braska bill find fault with the removal Of Gov.
Rseder, question tae ipfabisy of he Pierce admin
istra'ionl What right has a Barnburner paper to
teach Frees senme 1s in the year ofour Lord 1857
Those sentiments were correct aud truthful in 1913,
but they are all wrong now. So say John Van Buren,
and John Cochran. What say those who were won't
to Iisten 10 their speeches in 1s47-4s7
The article in question lie understood TO have been
written by The senior editor of The atlas, who hiss
singular habit Of speaking plain truth IN very p.F
way and then. II the Truth could be asceraiosd,
we suspect it would be found that he is not altogether
pleased with the acts Of Gen Psroe-hat in truth he
would pre- supporting the ticket headed by the Hon.
Preston King To the put up in the columns Of his
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