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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Bneinfss Noiites.

Graceful FIGURE-lIEAD.-NOt even Nc
S,are Of Mr.. Barrow on the Mtuehaha as graceful a,
.ho elcs e.;G ae'1fLss 1,S ., i IuPsr, pSeu charm to
a. Io,n.r fscs de" sld New OK een 40 more spare
KNoS the Iiaer of Broadwsy AID Fulton ST. hAn
1.p the cts Hall and the palace. on @ o,---.-
n iCrSTITMrN's HArsIN @ tErERLY PATTERNS.
I1o ostsbcd and ~ Of our peeuai iao ot
a., ,n,eus ne wear ieuasn ntsA0i 20, ~ ' @' f.IS,..nJ
in doees fashions for CENT. I A.to House BIo.a~sy
To TSrySSCrrIp'S, Ho If there be any per
Indifferent 70 the of half dollar a. 10 pay of
hat = siSo he Ss..au - il can oo be because
shsy have rsysr ucd one of EsrrsscHtioh best
Derss Doors. SHOES AND GAITERs-WAT-
Ess No ll FULTON st. nov In the sooeatsl hoad OF 'gios
psto pr pair and GnTIRs and snots hom - 70 -
tsaic ind Al this ~elkpown e-,aD.'msn' M ~
mas ron % cents 10 3 Boys Misses aud Chldona
fhs lscst French style ard warranted satisfaction 20
a. purchaser Particular attention paid TO ordered wo
ien q the feet aud lasts kept expressly ioi eah
turomer
To TIE INTELLIGENT, THE FASHIONABLE THE
PsUpINr AND THG The classes M,
taelaso CANrErLLs psioed but elegant GAtrr1 aud
thSn o.e Nod nearly double the pee at other e.o.
s. a's' @ p t,.s s 70 .ss 4. l er UaIe NOS
cheap articles CAsIEtLLs u Snd ~ os
lied by eosshoo oi workman ship excellence o '
undoubed s,y'e. Deal with him.
To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRCGGIsTs.-
RAssr rAss No ~ Bo.a~sy cor. eo.', 0 Dss1 % ssr 1
plsnse StO,k of American afd European
PATtNT MEDiClNEs.
H. far the largest either hemishore ai snd booS
mr. Ion dozen or 100 gross uHt
rsa 10 s branch Of the Drug business Orders %
betsd AID pred with 20 part oi the world
B.S>rs PArE, New lOk, Cncinrati aod San ffatcsco
HOPE f,f SEASON bsdc tho world tafcwr u,
Ana beauty faded before The awful spoil,
Til IlosTITrrRs BtTTTRs the freud oi man,
D,sYrpsis cured. and taught sishs TO smile again
We are sometimes almost unable to describe our
Symptoms We find ourselves nervous wesk ana phy',,y
terrible sinking at the pii OF our HlnW
sch fr,eush fctd breath, ani gloomy ioreboHS
mind such syntos arise fr di>ofsaned stonsch shd
.r.c.sed liver HosTrrTERs VEGETABLE STOMACH brihks
arc peculiarly adapted TO these symptoms that they re u
mn ep,stte npAr ard o. the system and Ia every
Yer bud up the brol and enaciAed invalid Thoy
nte ulariy adapted wcas aud delicate females
HosTErTFE SMITH Co. Pfoprietots Cincinnati bARNts
PAEE broadway and Duane our wholesale agents IA
New oik and sold by Mrs HASEs, Bookyn and all Dlus
tisis Orc and At hotels.
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To the People Of New-HOrk.

At meeting Of the Republican State Com nlttee
held N the City of Albany on the 92d of Apr, ls'b,
the following call WIS ~op,ed
Tie people of the state of Ncw-York, without re.
gard TO past political differences divisions. who are
opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri COMPROMISE to
the policy of the present Administration; To the cNten
sion Of Slavery into the Territories in favor OF the
admission of Kansas a. a Free State and of restoring
the action Of the Federal Government TO the prnc-
Pies of Washington and Jefferson, are requested 10
choose two Delegates from each Assembly District, to
meet in State Convention in the City of Syracuse on
Wednesday, the 2sth day of MAY next, at 10 o'clock
a. m for the purpose Of appointing the Delegates 10
which this State il cnttlcd-bcing three Delegates
from each Congressional District and sN Delegates at
larec-to the National Convention in Philadelphia, ON
the 18th Of June next, to present candidates TO be
for the Offices of President and Vice Prcsl
den, Of the United States
FpwIN II MORGAN,
SIMEON pRAFFR,
JANIS q IN r,rn' rHnn' >Ncw York.
JOSEPH Bill NJ.
JANIS ". NYE,
JNO.L SCuOOLCRAFTl
DFOpATl'S WRIGHT,
jOSErH DAVIS. Albany.
.Mh DAVIDSON
{. L. WILLIAMS.
ABRAHAM n. OLlN, lr,ov
AMI foRSAIi,
r,,Si +, q. 81 SrAo AN k9lHTi 9siliHSTii,yp SBuado
STANDlSH HARRY. Hcrkimer
LEM nlMMlCk, II ehsmton
DANIEL I JONES. (s,,.,..
AILEN MUNROE iS!'''n'e'
: 4 & RrnKdreES EITT Gl,5lS,y'G, M.,,,.
SAMUEL +. ALLEN. Rochester.
CllAS q SHEPARD, Wyoming CO.
keaullicAn Committee
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GREELEY L McELRATH.
Tribune Office. NcwNork
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70 EsrrNsCIrIn,s. IIO If there be any pc

de,rent 10 the of half dollar ~ 70 pay Tor
d. Hf,adway whsn super in every iesptct may b
10 sS ~ No no Nassau - n can onlJ be because
Il, - t.svet n 81 one Uf EsPEssCHFID's besi.
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Hope foi a season bsdc the world t'fcw' H.
Ana beauty faded before The awful spoil,
Til IlosTITrrR's BtTTrRs the freud OF man

L. On =
HAIRoN
FoI the Hair
Us,d 10y all
Sold everywhere.
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GIkTIIMFN'S HATS1NQ M IEKLh Al tNN''
hbcd and ~ Of our rec laoic io
n,ls,', eA feers ueedful for ns only 70 announce
a. a.s,e5y issue Tor M.fcb 1875 LtA Oo Leaders And
Of ashion for Hsts Astof House. broadway
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A Graceful FIGURE liED.-Not even NC NC
sls 6sufe bead presented by The inhn "ho weAt @ U y, ~
ENoxs supeb sFEiSc HATA They mPau peee.',i Sa y,
E,os tbe I,..er oor1er q BrosdSay AID fulton st. hsH
a. th, 4 a., Hall and tAs PALACES oLa.f
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Fss price
i, my
|9anusIs
Rrs,
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L New 8.
xxxIvsh congress.-First. session.
WASHfsGTos luna 10

WAsHisGTos, June 10.
SEsATE.-Mr Crittenden in reference u
Kansas matters said they had been IN ses.
sion nearly seven months, and not one step
had been taken TO remedy That disgfsceiuI
evil growing day by day, spreading wider
and wider, iniaming passions already too
exciting; not only Is the peace Of Kunsas
disturbed, but the peace Of the entir. cour-
try il disturbed.
DIR. Mason was nos unprepared either
Tor or against the resolutions nd asked that
Il might lay over ill Tomorrow. He had
doubts as to The PROPHECY Of making such
a request Of the President, who, as Com
mander in Chief Of the Army had full charge
Of the matter. Whrle entertaining the
highest respect for the Senator from KY,
he did not think the condition Of things in
Kansas called for such a coarse.
Mr. Ctittenden replied that as General
SEQ t wac an old man the President might
feel some reluctance in ordering him on
that distant service, but in his opinion the
Senate ought to endeavor to contribute to-
wards the promotion Of peace in Kansas.
Dir. Seward fayored sending the General
there, but thought it to be done by joint re-
resolution be omitted.
Further consideration OF the matter was
postponed until tomorrow.
HousE.-Mr. Burlingame presented re-
solutions ofthe Mass. Legislature concern.
ing the assault on Senator Sumner, laid on
the table. One hundred ard t~enty-one
present, but as many had paired
off with absentees. Adjourned.
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ROOFING.

ESTLEMEE and builders In general will 90
well TO stop and calculate If it .s not for thor
best Interests before TaaAing Their contracts for Shin.
gle, Tia or any other roofing, ana inquire int to lie
pTopr tcs and merits OF VESTS Patent Galyapic
c. ment iorcoyerlng houses, as the subscribers ~ d
show b! incontest46.e proc that IL ID not only The
oestbutlhe most durable ANA caes pest Fire and Wa
Ter Proof mat rial ever invented, as We have seen
its good qualities Tested Ia every change of Westber
through ms past year, and can give the best refer
ences 10 msa Of nigh station aud good cha act r IN
ArS isrS, Ohio and other STATES, WHO are living
and caa Do referred To by letter or pegssnaly.
Messrs. Wells d. Co. are nos prepared 10 execute
ANY orders for roofing they may be favored with, and
having Covered iso small buildings Oh Brady ues 7
Fifth street, those Interested can examine them for
tneir own sallsta. ton; also u building o. % In Rock
Island CITY, All orders Will DO faithfully attended 10
and finished quicker than amy other rooiug.
Ihe ~suoscnosr,sre ready 10 sell the right 10 use
Inc above cement many county or township Ia the
State of Iowa on very favorable terms, and any pc !.
soa whining 20 engage II easy and probable busI.
ness, requiring but : small capital vii apd 3 SUI e
aud Lucrative employment.
y. b. The public arc cautioned against inposi
lions, as iheTs are lisa ia several Of Ihe river coln.
Ties Offering an srIiete got up for the expires, purnuss
Of initiating the ab ,Ve composition. kelneIaber
there Is mons senGine has vests Patent GatyanIc
Cement. WM. Eli ~ CO.,
3tstofy Of Commercial building, corner OF Brady
aud Second Ia. davenport May 81 dwtt :
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I.An SALE To DAY.=N

LAND SALE To DAY.-We are requested
nv Col. Eads 10 state that he has made ar
rspgements whereby all persons who attend
the sale oil lands at Fulton to-day, will only
have to pay half fare n,he rsilroad,-which
will be 10 cents for going and returning. -
Those who purchase will 60 free both ways.
W. not only take our esteemed friends
word for it that bargains in the matter OF
buyinp land are to be had at the sale to-day,
but we have also heard three or our good
and disinterested Judges nuke the same re-
mark, and we cannot do less than advise sny
of cur readers who may be contemplating
such investments 10 go out and examine for
themselves.
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From Kansas

The Kansas correspondent Of the NJ
Louis Democrat, writing from Leavenworti
on the slst uit., gives the following psrtie'
ulars:--
GOOD EFFECT or PLUCK ON THE FaEE stats
SIDE.
The report Of the march OF 500 Wiscon
Gin men to this place has had a wonderfu
effect on the pro-sluvery sentiment Of the
'ity: and the sumo men who were so rabid
peace. "Let US live together as peaceably
as we can" Two days ago it was, "You
must le.ye the Territory ut once, or We
will compel you to-" etc. "Border Ruf-
isnism" Is prudent, very cautious a. times
-connseIs peuce when the odds are greai
war when not in da; ger. Al ali times
disposed 10 consider the consequences to
itaelf. Careful 10 run no riskr--very coa.
servative. When danger approaches u
very submissive, and Coca whining about
like a whipped cur.
TACTICS OF lHE ~PRo-sLAvERY MEN.
Every thing done by the pro slavery par
ty shows a fixed determination on their
part 10 cause the Ffee-Sta ate men to leave
Kansas. The Federal Government and its
officials encourage them on. A Free State
lawyer has no chance Whatever in any oil
his courts; his name attached to any docu.
ment viii be treated with disfespect. Free
State men are compelled 10 do business
with pro slavery attorney in order 10 ss-
cure their case ia the courts; and an exorb.
ltant charge Is cure u be made a. a iee.-
A Free State man had a lot here; Amos
kees, l. qr,a pro-siavery man, charged
him cue hundred dollars for drawing up q
paper, the usual price Of which IN a ciyili-
zed country would not exceed i've dollars.
Another pro-slayery mun named Tayi9t,
charged seyenty-tive dollars for d similar
service. Money is not very plenty here in
Kansas, and such charges ihs settlers can.
not always meet; uni II affairs continue
tor any length OF time as they nave 50 Tar
many an honest squatter vail have to give
up the contest and 60 to u country where
his rights will be respected. My friends ed.
vlsed me 10 leave the city immediately on
my arrival, stating that the Regulator
would be after me. Judge Conway, while
a prisoner, heard them discuss my case,
and express a desire 10 get hold OF me
What These gentlemen want oil your cor.
respondent is not known. The tact that
500 men are en- route Tor this city, with Il
printing press, &c, 10 establish here, will
have the usual effect upon the Regulators,
men will De sent down the river VII u |
get ready | shall leave tor Lawrence, the
Regulators permitting,
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AFKIs's SALoog.-The coolest and most
comfortable place that we know of this
warm weather is Atkins Saloon, in the
basement Of DavenPort'a block. His ice
srssn Is superior and strawberries very fine,
1t has become quite a fashionable place OF
resort this summer, and his rooms are SO
large ard airy and everything 80 nice and
clean, that those who visit once IRE very
apt 10 call again.
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION

HL oRLA J ESD Jr lHL h1b
IT'S gssst u iifty. simplicity, chse pnrss Of psics AM
l. adaptation 70 the wsiis 81 al classes Of tho com
mnaits strongly recommend II 10 ever. State IN ID,
Union, eus ps. = .if I, ~ ' tnn prsl,iss q ioss' ~s ss
certificates, references and extracts Of letters aiyeI
BY r liable gentlemen whose ntmes are affixed
there TO-.
Having become tho patentses and proprstors u ID
win aud James n. cfarLs patehtcanibined dfinding and
Bo1tiogo Or Merchant
FIGURING Ssizg.
Tor tho State u Iowa, We how offer County, Township City
ard Shop rightsauf Mills for sale on favorable terlas. We
WI have ons 10 operation and IN exhibition IN the course
o. this mouth, when we advise all 10 call and s9e IL. and
they will cay, as did the ancient Queen Of shsbs1 The
Miller, farmers, capitalists sad spectators ain ind
lhis mill presents 3 rare chance for a cafe, sure aud prof
liable inyestment.
This highly ingeniou. and nurh noeded Invention
forms an entire new feature In the manuf4cfurs of wheat
int1 -four, aud the splshiid manner in which It performs
IL qlOrI, grinding, buiting sud separating the grain At a
aingle operation int seven different qualities Of Flour
and iced, and that within a spaee II only tysuty five feet
10 length By fouT feet 10 breadth. q, tho rspidity 81 over
twelve bushels pen hour on a pair III french DRrr mill
stones only thirty inches In diameter. The Grain Is c5u.
verified AZ a .lusie operation Into Extra and snperiius
Flour, Zine flour, hiddiings, Snip stuff, Braaa and shorts
at a single operation, any power being applicable ~ pro-
pei ii, from a four horse power up 10 any othsr desired.
The stnall space II 9eciipies would not be ni. si when
placed in d room #iti other machinery, ana the sm aI
amount Of power IL requires " rr2pei II, its economy In
construction and operation, "a tke4 II certain that. ere
long, It will superss,is ard revoluti0nize Ill 9th Flour.
ing anls. The mill is compact, substantial and FsiiJie,
rot liable 10 get out Of order. 50 applicable T. II 10 fhe
wants ofthc World, that every ssw MIL, maeftne shJp.
locomotive shop, fouGdry, forge, rolling mdl, oraay bnua-
ing having Il power already erected. can now have within
~ walls scornplets Merchant FIGURING NH 9. the ri
Hing exronse offrom four 10 seven hundred Ioll .ra.
cArTos-AH persons Ia wait or FlOurias Nils
throughout the state are advised to wait ald s4ne and
zee cur Mill in op ration before purchasing, AM ait per-
sons are hereby warned from trespa-sing OF infnnsingon
orr rights, as we shall maintain them 20 the * let istter
Of the lsw.
These Iiis viii make over fity Barrels Of II az every
twenty fur hours.
Tor further particulars zee c~essiHestas below aidaaairess
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Dodges' Patent Double Acting u2ti OF
and Force Pump.
THE REST PUMP IN USE!

THESE PUMPS are double acting, aud combine
L moth Inc suction and Force prurtplsI. }Ho lis.
tons, valves, Ia all ,sss, are Of Tho beat "tll ueiai
composition, mshing than available fof Hse IA e'
tbsr not orvold liquids.
i Wish II expressly Understood that there Is no
leather packing or vatvos about the pump, which
makes them les. liable TO get out Of oTder-ihaH
those pumps using leather.
The No. ! pump Wi raise about $40 SHiinps per
bour with case. The power CT u single Individual is
snn,ci,nt to throw 4 stream upward OF hily feet, from
a bosa pipe, making ia verg oh'cientire engine rea-
dy for use at sIy moment
'Lall and see ore inoPefstton al my Shop, on Perry
ST.. bet Cd and ~ Sts.r davenport, Iowa.
For sails by - ~ ~ ""'''
-, m uyaRn
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CoAr or ARMS 10 BE WORN Ely ALL De.
~scEspAars OF SENATOR BueLER's IA
IpER', AusT."-A leeding head on a field
crimson. Two 6Iudgsons rampant ng-
ure Of freedom couchsnt--a rope pendant,
With P, Brooks, Esq, at the end ont, Ls-
gsnd--"CAYAMus."
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEEKLY GAZETTE. - Copies OF the
Weekly Gazette, containing the local and
General news OF the week, and done up in
wrappers ready for mailing, can b. had al
tbs [; ,ret,e Counting Room to-day.
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Goop IgK We direct the attention OF
those wanting q good article of ink, to the
advertisement Of Ell ADAMS & Co, in to-
tay's paper. We are writing this notice
with it,-it flows freely, Is of & beautiful
color, an6 we pronounce /, e first rate ar
ticls
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S~IAsosAsLE Akp FASHIONABLE Hare
Fhose Of cur readers who wish anything in
thg hat line, sill see by ALsToE's advertise
ment In do-dsy's paper that be has received
{ fresh sNortnenI II fashionable fabrics
for summer wesr,-comprising all the vari-
cites made out Of silk, fur. wool, cotton,
straw, and other articles Of which we are
neither acquainted with the names nor the
manipulation. But Nc know that he ha.
hats OF the best kinds and most fashionable
styles, as will 5s found out by those who
give him a call
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The Washington Uniot. ID progressing.
At first il spoke Of Brosks's assault upon
Mr.. Sumner as u "~rencounter." On Fri.
day il had the grace to mention it an "aa
assault" We hope 10 notice q similar i'm.
proyement Sh its publication OF the Kansas
news. Il has already informed its readers
that the patriotic Jones has succeeded in
making arrests, but il forgot 70 mention
(oi course, by the merest accideEt,) that
Jones also oombarded the Free State He
tel, and tumbled tive printing presses into
the river. These unimportant but interes
ting facts vail probably be communicated
~ the Union readers some time Eext au-
tumn.--FosioR Atlas.
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IMMENSE DAspELIoN.-A dandelion plsnt
vas recently plucked from Nathaniel
Ames' farm, in this county, which weighed
twenty seven ounces. 1t had two hundred
and forty leaves, and one hundred and seven
buds and blossoms.-North Br'd91oaterG ia.
seffS
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1ATIDE HHd sstlncd on b0lb eiies, als3t
wv WALL PtpEk8, various l~uaiitisst
Ekh, ("
Firo board Patterns, Sc, just rcceiy0d ~
at The Iowa goos aooms,"
40. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
Omo0 Il ELt ADAMS 4 co.
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TALLMAN &

O. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Atklnson's block, Scoz1 Street. h.
ttrpen Brady ard Main.
OFFER 70 = sale the following v.!ua q Real -
City Property in Davenport.
/. Honse and loi en1hird Street near TIE coTner
Rock IsIard.
.. Six lots on the so ota yes. corner Of Fourth spt
Farnam >treets.
,. SIX les at North Davenport, b.tweer Perry sas
Alltae s,ye ,oi. are we'll situated and IL part. 0
he city aost rspidly improving ard will DC -oId o,
LIBERAL tsrms.
Farming Lands In johnson County.
i OF :. Z -. 20 4 80 \. Range " 9 5, 20 acres.
morn. k..s BID \. hRpgr5 west soscfes.
N.E. i offs. r = 3s1 7gE Ra1geS s.sI 20 aeres
The above ialdssrs u o. .as Ike oflas ~railFsar
from Davenport 10 iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acre. OF prairie aId aius y sefa. 81
timber land near EIFiraP P. Q, seven miles from IL.
well ya:ered.
The above propsrt! wifi be sold n liberal credit
Scott County.
Improved farm Que iuii; aud !. h4IF from Prince
ton, slxty acres G6sI rate land, we'll int ToyeJ with
good houses. VIII be sold 81 q baigain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and HI. acres fne prairie iand two
giles n1f:h Of @"ntefnh.a,Iae county seat.
Mea i7-'5G-dtf
Scott Co.
1856 ceres uniEproyed isLd Two miles !ren HicLors
EfOYa, three miles from Nnlcptt, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll alered.
i6uacres dive miles north w~estfrefu Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and oue-halJ milo. from Court House % the
bun, with superb vie-= of river and surrounding
country. q small farm u is aer - uader The highest
sLate OF cultivation and well Supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful la.d ID lac vicinity o The
eily.
Seven miles from Davenport,
A farm of 81 ceres, ~ under cultivation, 90 offEm-
Der. A never tIilins siresm runs through ii. VIII
bssold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres ogchoice prairie at a bargain-
At North Davenport,
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE 81 pAglYs G.zIEIE.

y IL 4-eg'
The weather for the lat week has been
pleasant, but dry, and the growing crops
are suffering sJmewhat for want o. rain
The river has nearly receded to ia custom
AIRY summer limits, with no pTospct that
we hear Of Of any June freshet. i~!contiH-
ne. however in hne navigabis condition,
and the river men tell US that it is not like.
~ TO get as low as ii was last season.
The receipts Of wheat during the week
have been quite large for the season, and
~e note quite II decline in prices. We
quote spring At 75c, Winter Sc, and the
tendency lie still downward. Flour is yet
held a, !a.t weeks quotations, bat Of course
at such prices Tor wheat 1t must soon come
down.
We have no other marked featuFe TO no.
tice. The general business Of the CITY has
been good during the week, and We hear
frequent remarks from cur Wholesale deal
ers that they are constantly extending their
sphere of operations. There has been a
further depreciation in land warrants, as
viii be found below.
MosETARY.-There is little il any change
in the money market since our last. We
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From Hayti.

New York, June Io-Aux Cages dates
state that the insurrection had not been
pot Gown; the rebels 5000 strong were in
'front.' Of Aux Cayes-martiai law had been
declared and the citizens called upon to
take arms. Two or three skirmislles had
taken place and 80 insurgents captured.
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The book trade OF the United States has
grown to be an immense interest, II is
stated TINT the production Of books in Bos.
ron alone cannot now be much less than
$4,000 900 per anHum, and the Chronicle
thinks the newspaper press i the great in:
strumen. in promoting this success,
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New York Market

NV 2ogn, June D.
FLouR-Salec better OF gooi COM - gTadss-sl $
N uJO hi. at $3.50 Ior coAmol t. =la4tht etate~-9%.&
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
Know Nothing Meeting

Trenton, NJ June ~.
The Know Nothing Convention to-day
appointed four senatorial and twenty Dis
trict Delegates to the New York Conven-
ton Of June 18th. Resolutions were adopt
I'd in favor Of Republican and Know Moth
ing fusion platform, and recommending
Commodore STOCKTON for President.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-12
N Hampshire Republican Convention

1HPsHtf0 HoPuUttChu OUuV6utluu.
CONCORD, June 10.
Fhe Republican State Convention held
here to-day appointed six delegates at large,
and one from each Congressional District
were nominated for the Philadelphia Con-
V~ention. A committee, Of which Hon. J.
Goodwin is President, was appointed to
raise funds to aid Free Stote settlers in
Kansas.