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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-11


enaO CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
HENRY w. HsSkEEsEs.
Auctions
General Agent, Commission & Auction BroAei5
Second ". between Perry and Rock Island sts.'
davenport. iowa
tElLL make advances on all kinds OF MarCAArr
w die, buy sell and locate Land wa rams anu
4 tttua 70 all kinds Of Real EttEEa uOEeY trans
actions, collecting BOOK aud Note Accu4usE, thA
al Eki nis of Commission business
Refers 10 the follow NJ psrso o.s, 70. .ttAllls.SL''
AK Swim & Co, bank Crs, Chicago;
Rokee, Innls 4 Co.,
Tnllmsu, Powers = &'ASans bAukrcs- batGlJo. y
T q CAM bell, ESQ,
hewitt { Marshall, banker, RhiHeDeek, N.Y.
Carman q CO., Madison, WIS.,
Stokes Brothers, Nev YORK city
yohn Sayery's Sous, - "
LGt ke, cteham 4 Co, d" "
Csia, Wilson Il Co., Z"
S,G,th sheldon, Troy, \. Y;
Jamas Wager, Esq, :
L.. Potter Co.,
John o. Hull, banker, PoaEhkGcpsic, =. "
Frederick W. Davt3, do
Reuben North, do
Joseph G. Harris, do !"
Hon. Charles Is. knggtc6, -
Hon. Morgan tarPsnter,
Eanuud Morris, Eaq.,
ohas. 3. huOge.t $50, Bridgeport, Coan'i
ChNs. koote, banker, -
L. Augustgs Morgan, banker, ST. Paul N. T.
SEsA Packard q Co, Albany, y. Y.
HENRY ", NORRIS,
Formerly Of PpUghkeepaie Du chess 90, New Sorh s
nayeRporl Oct u 1880 dw!i
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION!

The UREA lES of I'nE AuE
IT'S great utility. sim pliety, eheapness of price and
adapiation 10 the wants OF all classes of the com.
munty strongly recommend itin every State in the
Union, hut particularly
.ho pIairias OF Iowa, which is slbsiSntistsd By
many certEcstea, references aud letters given BY
fsIiable gepliamen whose names arein our hands
Having hecoms the patentees and prUpreters eI I'D
win and James NJ tarks celebrated Combined Grinding
'' ' FIGURING MILL.
F1 the State 81 lows State County Township City
ana shop and Mills for sale on favorable terms We
nave one in dayly operation and exhibition corner
Ferry aud3d advise all to call and sse 1t, apt
they will say did ths ancient eeeen Of shebs, tht
Nile,., farmers capitalists and specuators will lind
this mill presents chance fol safe, surs and prof
table Investment.
This highly Ingenious and much needed iuyention
forms entire new ieatura an the anhssufe OF Shsat
into oar a,l tLo splendid in which il performs
it.vork grinding boing and separating the grain at
single operation into seven different qGslities OF ElouI
aud Feed and that within space OF only ieet
IN irth by fact in breadth, at the rapiiy o over
~ ylys bushels per hour pair OF French burr nii-
stones only 81 inches ID diameter The GrAin Is con-
yeged al a siusie operation into katra sAd super
jIue EIour, Fine Hour, addtnss, Ship stufs Bran
ana shorts. Any power being applicable 10 pre-
rel ssven horse power up to any other desfeo
The snail space it occupies would not be missed when
placed iu room with other machinery, and the small
anount OF power il requires 70 prope it, Its economy IN
construction and opsTsloa makes II certain thal ere
Io will supeF sede and eyoutonEe all ether Flour
lug Mills. The mill is compact substantial aud reiiaoie,
not liable To get at ot order 80 applicable Is ~ 10 Tue
foundry forge rolling MILL or any build
ug has,ug power erected, eau new have WITHIN
Id walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mill at Vie TIL
ming experlse oi seven hundred dollars. -
CAurIoS.-An persoas ia want OF FIGURING anlis
throughout the State are advised TO coms sha
see our Mill ia operation beore purchasing, aud al per-
soa are hereby warned from tespssins or inrIagns on
our rights, shall maintain them to the strct letter
of the law.
tweuts -four hours.
For further particulars apply to or address
JACOB WEAVER, JR. CO.,
UaWk.ye store.
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VI TA11or,
Ii AS on hand Z new and full assortment Of frenea
Ii and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestipxs
suitable for the season, which he will make 10 ts
measure on short notice and reasona Bile terns.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kinds for spring and Summer wear, which
will be sold cheap az the cheapest.
FURNISHIWG GOODS.
good supply ofeyerything necessary for q gentle.
mans wardrobe. Spring style 81 Hats,
caps; trunks, VaIices, Ac.
P.S. Hou!J invite those SbogtI purchase goods
ii theaboye line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble TO show
goods. neutrality-suspicious. hopesa continuance
oilhsssme. SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport lIsl25s
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/ - r M
f.IfEIIAFz N REPNEH,
forwarding and Commission Merchants
Sn . EisPEOH s. NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, Iowa,
Orders solicited fort the purchase OF HralH F'o'''
Wool and PFodue generally.
-RKYERgRcEs--
BaTfaws g Eretlyman, davenport iowa
IFige Pusvy & w tse, Phii., Pa,
SprH4sseg H4tbeugE & Co., Pntsbutg' "a"
spluz D CO.,
ynsrah H. Eldcr. ST. Louis Mo,
VrPtdc & Hammer, Cincinnati, oh'1s
r. Mccoy " sOns, lisbon. .
h. IS d. McDonpld& * Co.., Ne!isVie, ono
M1blap MJrgG,
Ggufge Wells
W.nHg. GarrsgsouS Co., Cleveland
Hasacg 4 =.4c.aIr =
yafu,- Tfaalm. New Garden
r.F,as4I.l .-sar ssIiy, sale NJ,
--F 81 l-It-t..
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Coal! Coal

Z UWREY THOMAS & co. are now receiving, 81
1 1Ilheir Yard near the rail ROAD depot, 100 TONS
OF COAl DAILY. For Fuel and Steam ithas su-
pari u ia this Market.
tsatng 70 u com bnauon of the miners TO raise the
M. NJ Cnal--Whlch We would not submit to--we
we able, Tor short time, 10 supply our custom
ers t9t having succeeded in broahing up this com
linal l lin which the community has no small inter
81 We are prepared deliver in this city or
Davenport, In quantity TO suit purchasers al our
tufmefPsi on applications at the Yard.
Rory Island Jan & .dil
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nj. sF a LxssE4F. q 90.
WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL GR0CER6.
Forwarding 81 Comm assiun VI re nnnts
Dcalsrs III SHit, G0neul Plaster, Glass and Naitz-
-;or,er "a SS Perry Sts., Davenport, Iowa.
ian "a IslG
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M taefeAS.
uESRY W. cHApIN on the s1st d,

HENRY w. cHAPfs on the Slst day OF May, \.
In 1855, made and executed Deed Of Trust bear
n: date that day, by Whi,h he conveyed Charles
b. Trowbriige Trustee. that certain land and promises
described follows. The undivided one bait part Of
the hslfot the uoln west quarter and the west
half the north quarter OF section number IoaE-
tesu in township AumIt eighty, north OF ranse one
east the NTH principal meridian, which land s situa
ted in Scott County, Iowa. which said conveyance
made securing the payment Of certain prOaIissory
note the of Two Hundred Dollars, having the
date with said Deed of Trust, gwen BY said enry
". Chaplin to Homer >. Finley, and payable three
months after date.
And Whereas the said Charles 5 Irowbridgc. r.us-
tee aforesaid has removed out ol the state oi lo~
and Hon VIM. L. Cook County Judge Of Scott County,
in rIi the authority given IN such 70 him,
has appointsdhs undersigned Charles Powers Trustee
in pass and stead OF SAID Charles b. Itombrdse, Dy
appointment nndsr the hand aud seal OF said County
Judge, bearing date the l7th day OF November, 1886.
New therefore default having been made in the pay
nent Of said noia the undersigned, Trustee ~ aiofe
said hereby syo noe, that ty virtue of the power and
authority vested and the power OF sale contained
in said Desd OF Trust will Oh Friday the i"eHth dsy
of December next, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon o. t
day the Court House in the City OF Davenport, "a
pose oder sale the highest bidder the above de-
sTibed land aud premises OF much thereof ~ shall
be sufeient to pay the amount due on sa note mta m
terest together with the eoets ana expenses 81 making
such sale. CHAs. roshhSI iIGa.ee.
Dated November 18th, 1885, noyeo-iswtG
H0TIcE.
,t,Is /, 10 certify that the heretofore
L existing between the undersigned under the
axIns and sIyls OF Shoup Barkalow 10 this day
dlssslv ed BY mutual consent.
All the demands outstanding in favor of said arm
8. F, sHoUp.
A,V. BARKALoW.
viii hereafter be continued BY b. p ShoupS Co,
o. the came stAnd,
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Clothing.
New Goods! New Goods!
e D w ARD ,ALDE N /,
sNprch4Mf Tailor.

aAGEGHNNG AOteWs
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
h G a dy-M ade Clothing,
clsths, Cassineres, vsst;nes, Cents Yur-
nishing Goods and Tailors' TrinMizp,
IL hSj1sI returned from the east with one Of the
II iarye.s and be.lselectsd .tocks Of goods ever
offered for saIein this rke consisting in paYt OF
The following articles:
BROADCLoTHs.
English, French, German and American, Of the A.
nest quality and latest styl OF goods.
CASSIMERES.
English, French and An 'riean, Of every variety
VEsTINGS.
"a Tiusel and Cofored silks, Fancy snd Plain Silk
Velvet, Fancy sink and Linen, italian Silk Grena
Zine, Satin, italian Cloth, SIX Plush, and Fancy
oVERCoATING.
Blaek, bluea and Brown Broadcoth Union, whitney
and Pilot Cloths, Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and satara Of the ID
test imports.
READY-MADE
over Goats, Over Sacks, s9rtouts, ReeaDx Jackets
and Iaimas, Frock and Dress Frock Coats Of ali
cashmere and Valencia Vests, Casmett, ssinsst,
double and twiss fancy and plain Cashmere and
Doeskin Pants; DENIM and Guernsey Procks, Wrap.
FU FINISHING GOODS.
Hickory, calico, white plain linen corded and Paris
20 ons, ancy eolored Shirts, with conn mon and pol
ka ~rlsteands; string DeOrseJ, corded Byron, pol.
"a collars, Netk Ties, stocks, fancy and and plain
Crayats; Gloyeswhite, black and colorsd kid, lin
I'd buek, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, BerliH,
Union and GERMAN and Fur Gaanileis; wool, meri-
noand cotton Hose; white aud fancy linen and six
handksrcAieis; embroidered lanb's wool, " hits and
mixed meFiHo and siik Wrappers and Drawers;
Wool Alttss Searfs, Muiiers- Gents, Shawls and
shawl Pms, Umbrellas, Csrpeg Sacks and all osAss
articles taily kept ~ Toe trace, ai OF which h
especially submitted TO The examination Of cue.
guIaGrs.
Anearly call viii .ecurs choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN
aeyoHd s.ree;, opposite LeClsire Row Davenport,
iowa ,t1ctgssn Main " Brady.) sep6dtf
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q arDs
WM. p. CAMPRELL

JAS. RUMBOLD, JR.,
0RTRAcT AND BUILDERs
Shop on alley bet. 5th and 9th ats, rear Of conyrr
ltionsl, and Westof Methodist Church.
INC 2gtb '55 ID wtf ---
l.. n. FELTON,, III. ID,
L'oRMKRLY assistant Physician TO thsEmisraGt5
L Po nitcntiaTy and Kings Co. Hospitals, n. ~
Resident Surgeon to the Brooklyn City Hospital, re.
Gently Of orange nd Westchester Co.'S, n ofers
asprofessionai services to the citizens " paysnpof'
once and residence, Brady st nearly opposite Gen
sargent's. aug 20 1850 of
Or. J. w. q. BAKER
rrER sn experience OF thirteen years IN tne
I / practice of Medicine and Surgery now oners bis
f.ofessiona esrvices to the citizens of Davenport
It's vicinity. Particular attention Will De given
oos'aise surgery and DISEASES ps q me n sai
'gss on 5th ST., between Brady d Perry sts.
Nv .2s.-dtf
W. LINE. n. D.,
Practising Physician,
olioe on Brady street opposite the Post Office, over
rerfys Clothing store Office hours, more partlegiary
tlta 70 9 A. ". and from to 3 7. NJ api E-df 4
Dr. W. 8 MINER,
Recently from Rock I,lapd, ill.,} 81
Surgeon and Homeopathic Physasianf ~
staie, Ia p. MerwiD's ofdce, fear Endsiey's Jew
seb27-dH elry Store.
DR.. j. 0LsHAUsEN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accouchsr,
oFficE..sscond street, opR Ros.e .se
npapT ~
DashNroni' o"H
Nah l.,ltot.ul, --s---5--..----.
DR.. A. A. CRANE,
puyCICI AND STURGEON
ppFpSrIs nroras.ionaI ,eyyiess 10 the citizens of
| Dayennort and Vicinity Office corner Of Main
= Il al strea,s Residence on Main above Eighth
~ eAoGdtr
- ,-~----,-~ ------------------e-
i. &. PARK Elk,
ut,ySJcr.N ANN GITRCE0N
III oiNiEAAt -, .s,1. 49,, "a
"0JLb hI3rm his tenas ane lee hnonc uiIt,n ma n
its removed his oihee 70 tae Post othce pniialh2
second story, opposite Gazene once. nov zoo
--------------------------
Eks. EN .HFGOKIsIE
nPFERs hls professional services 10 the eitzens o.
" DaysnppFt s ana y,2.ahs. .y, ,.oilf,r corner %
Brad ..l F,srSh streets,
TN. l....-7. L. Iaygftr,Ift. J4unes W. Cannon,
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Stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED By STOVES,

StOCGS, stores.
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER Is STOVES!
LTHoUGH We cannot keep on hand some 20Uo
n OF 5000 Stoves, sf our neighb0rS, the rea-
20 ons are we sell cheap and so good an article Of
stoves ihst it becomes di1icuit to supply the de-
maad, but supply of freight ears have arrived
aud been placed our road, and we have completed
our arrang gements to be able now 10 supply the
demands Of all, be the same M0RE OR LESS.
So AFTER looking around among all the "OSE
HoRSE'' stoYe shops in this city, 20 no purpose,
c0meto
Twitchsll Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy
store as is stone. In our prices, for eheapness-
we defy all complimentary article parrdrted,
md ii not satisfactory, we refund the money Among
our assortment may ba found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or ceali the Climax
BLACK Diamond. for coal; Tho King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds of Parlor, Office and Heating stoyes--
Tin AND Copper Ware on hand at all times. Roo'-
ing, Jobbing, &c. done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the @.
Fob 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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9oets auo Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAyINGinereased oar facilities fer uractp =
Ing and dealing IN Boo!s, Shoes and Leather,
1ndersgrsd, successors 70 s. q. Dawson Il Co, off,
% lhs citizens ofDsvenport and vicinity greater IL
fuccm erts than evsrto buy their Boots asd Shoes
.hem. Our retail stock hereafter Will always col
,ein every description Of goods wanted by thc peoI
Ne aiso are making extensive preparations fe'
Boots and Shoes, and we invite cour
try dealers to call and examine our stock aud price,
asit IL determination 70 sell On asgood erms &.
hey can be pnrchasedin s. Leuis or Chicago
DAWSON, GkIGGS x co.
Dct rs Brady st., door from 3D.
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SEYy TIN STORE.

THE subscribers have just opened store on har'
l. rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
they intend manu- fac.uriug and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, SPouting and
Jobbng. Country me rchants can rely upon being
supplied with I N ware at wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, SC, taken IN exchange fo
goods IAI dtl GRANTEES x BELL.
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ONION SEED
| SHALL reccisuiuR4
lOnion SGed from w
Those " istfing u good NJ
"iison n Harley = or 10
Oct y Ham
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
".

~ AS&AAA - Sd - - AAAA~ = 40ANs
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF
Il. Lo w . n - 0todns
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
hASlNG just returned from the east with three
tan,s s e Goeds :. a. !,.. aas 3.
ered IN this and at Is per cent less price,
ieel coahdeni that can suit the public in price and
Giy, aad knowing we'll The wants OF the psopls,
aavs selected this stock OF goods from se bes sait.
shich nsy be found Two lhoasanG OvcE.CoS1s
from 10 25 dollars; four thousand psIrs Pants in
price from IS cents % %; one tnousandyssss
- aJ dollars; ErOciS 10 80 dollars; sack to IS
collars; shirts from 80 cts. 10 S4,o0; HAS,
and Qualify 10 sait purchasers sl goods Bought ii
Hne are warranted a. No. article.
hereby return my sincere thanks for the patron
z. heretofore Iiberally bsstoss on ns and hope
I.loek. /. LoWENsTRIN.
see my stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
s.il and 10. figures aud Teasoaa Bile terms.
aug5I dwtf
To Lease
Z NUMBER OF desirable lot. fer residence, M
EAETady, Main and Harrison streets, 10 lsa.. for
". il. F. GURLEY,
once on Mais between Front ana Sseosd sls
GLkHN's g4TENT MILLS.
Extra Family Flour, &c.
Ak y are now making very choice A. No. j and Z
w family EsIsSS q kks And would invite tbs
tsat4oA Of houss2srs 90 its very superior quality,
Eeep constantly On hsnd or sale,
hiddlings, or Cornell coarse and 6us, Graham
or Unbolted Flour, ship-stufi, shorts,
Bran and Screenings.
tiise call. ossh cr Wheat, or Flour exchanged
., NheaI. A limited mount oil Custom Ways ~if ss
',oae. jAt9E WEAVER, Ji., CO.,
.let-s ,..ner Perry aad Third Streets
Swan Mills.
TERlsUN NE IL CIRCUIT.
Le claire, lows.
M y sonid lnfoim LAe citizons and trade of Scott
w and adJolnipg ee,.atie,, that We are nov manu-
1GaFthe following
Great Inducements TO Dealers.
SO viii deliver nar lour BY ths 10 bbls. sna up.
ea-l7s anywhere with AIS or Is miles OF our uii
FREE OF CHARGE.
/ t!S .lt ne iSsist,ea for making the most MAP
sr aud eoHsuasf, We respectfully solicit alp
II orders ist Al Jsssfs s WHEY 4 aunxrssi S, Sg.
gsste the LIE Claire House, tn Second Sally Ta-
LAS ssehen, second So, y Ill Do THAN Is.sti
owed and pRaetaaiiy ailaRded 10. ----
House aad Lot for -
DWELLING Hoass eotialn on IN blas. ne ~.
/ co sral, saI Harrison s5se 5esi s,raRRy aaRRy 10
J q sF. GUaLAf,
! kyyIeJtf 80 Nick ola, lsAsu & Co.
I TotteS.
.sNHg uuIsgsfs, asisg pH HreAsssd the inssrssi OF
/ ! Me- Basrssyfn the d nj OF BosIseh, Rssuasr q
! 8S.,wiil bsr,'ler conduct khe Copper, Tn and
| Sag "a Iron s;einass tnder the name and title Of
1 BRbNNkR a CAkSkL.1
4 T. -fhe new arm wai sstsis al accounts due
/ L, er is1m the old nraa,
SsLas.-du
u APPLES! APPLRS!!
Sfl0 BBLS. .Jeanitons and wintsr Pippins, jusf
Nv eeiyed in nne condition and for ssls low
1 by
| BURROWS PRETfYAAN. ss
Nov iTdtf No. i 6urrows bissk, Front ss.
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To Lease.

I NUMBER OF desirable lots fer residence. on
.he term OF is years. Apply to
W. II, r. GURLEY .
Once Oh MaA between Front and Second sts
ia diff
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
lust EECETvED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
MILLIN kRY STORE.
ooENrr ssADY AsD THIRD STREETS DAVENPORT,
IOWA.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
i Ladies' OF Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity .
that he has just returaed from View YORK with q
splendid AssortmeDtof
Millinery, Embroidery ,andsF ancyt
Our stock of Bonnet aad Sash Ribbons, brocades,
striped and plaid, black and coiored Velyei
Ribbons, silk Velyets, Satins, silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
Straw Bonnets, &e.,
IL the tQygest aad best brought to ths Rarks.
SPECIAL INITIATION.
We would particularly inviIe the Ladies' to cali
and examine beautiful assortment of Silk, silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonnets of the
newest Paris Styles, dark and whits til mmsd Straw
Boonets, infants embroid cred Hoods and joeky
Caps, DC.
Bonnets Of every description made to order, snd
warranted to please. Niilihers supplied with Pat,
fern Bonnets and every article In their line. al
wholesale.
n. b. straw Rsnnet- blesehed, pressed and alter
Ell. Marking and stamping for a IL kinds Of embro
ders and braduy dene 70 order at short notice.
". &. NICHOLS,
cor. 81 Brady 81 3D. sl,., Davenport, 10.
sept, 3ush, 1854.
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JOHN o. SARGENT,
ATTORNEY AND C0uN NEsGoss.1't be
SEiLLattendl 10 khe prosecution olC, n, nyo.
w Court OF Claims, nd take charge pt t,!a ~! sn
oss0uatbusiness before the Departments .. 80, @ ,nsy
pns ourt. Papers intended FOR Mr. Va w. psh
sentdirGctly 20 him al Wsshiugan, %. o. sr 10.
Al IA Messrs. Cook X Dilon, Davenport, Iowa,
agent ,& bowney, Iowa City, or Coos, sarse'~ =
'ssksr, Roek Island, H. ...
Z Nash ngton, d. O., ,Mch 10 '55-d-6mos
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FURNISHING GOODS.
SAMUEL PERRY.

aeyoHds.reo;, opposite LeClaire Row, Davsnpo
lows tactgsen Main " Bfady.J sepSdtf
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APPLES! APPLKS!l
Sf10 BBLS. JeAnitons and wintsr Pfppins, iusf
Nv ecyed in nne condition and for sslS low
by
BURROWS PRETfYhAA s
Nov. Edtf No. ! 6urrows btssks Front 90.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02
The Northwestern Democrat on the Howell
and Vaughn Cases.

and vaughn NuSes'
We have hopes of the North WESTERN
Some may say the editor is mercenary, and
feels angry because he did not get the print
ing: but when man speaks truth and con-
demns the corruptions of his party, he should
have hearing, be his motive what it may.
We COPY from the last number of Mr.. Hotch-
kiss journal the following, and also more
lengthy article under the head Of "a Cen
trail Organ"
THE CONTESTED SEATS IN THE LEGIsLA-
ruRE.-It was our intention to enter, this
week upon thorough expose of the wick
edness and folly being perpetrated by self
STYLED Democrats in the Legislature: Two
fragrant wrongs have been committed IN the
cases of BENJAMIN F. Tillotson rs. warren J..
Howell. in the Council, and Alanson b.
VAUGHN us. Coville, in the House. Upon
the first case we have only time to remark
in this issue of our paper, that the evidence
edduced was conclusive in favor OF Warren
]. Howell's occupying his seat as Councillor
in the Seventh Session of the Minnesota
legislature. and how the committee was in
duced to override justice and report in favor
of Mr.. Tillotson, is beyond the power OF
honorable conjecture. That report will ever
stand a monument of reproach to them, anu
the vote of the Council adopting that report
is a shame to those who answered IN the al
firmatiye as their names were called, "A true
Democrat will always regard his position IN
an honorable minority as OF imperlshabie
value: and he will scorn all disbonora6le means
of placing himself in the majority. Shame
Where is thy blush ? There are members
of the Legislature now in session in this Ter
ritory who are regardless of thee or thy hui
initiation.
The ousting of Mr. Vaughn from his seat
was one of the most glaring outrages the
history of legislation has ever recorded
+
It is clear to our mind that a certificate of
election from the judges of election in Now
er county, under the circumstances, was the
best evidence the Legislature could have had
of the election of member from that coun-
ty; in the language of the Free Press, "that
the certificate of Mr.. Covill f ON the Regis
ter of Deeds of Houston county, was no
more evidence of his right to seat than that
of the certificate of the Postmaster at
at Brownsville"
Now, in view of these facts, what was
the duty of members2 To GUST Mr.. Vaughn
as they dido No! but if there were doubts
in the case, a committee should have been
formed of honest men, if such could have
been found, with power to send for proof
and persons, if necessary, and the report OF
that committee, if composed of honest men,
would be Satisfactory to all parties. De
mocracy that is genuine" forcibly and truth
fully remarks candid contemporary, "never
covers up baseness or injustice with the cloak
of glorious party name. Democracy that
is genuine never suffers injustice to the weak
nor never sStoops to Conquer "
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-02
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1856.
A Change in the Programme at Washington.

A Change I'm the Programme at Washington.
The skies have frightened somewhat.-
Richardson is off the track, probably driven
off by his Southern owners because of his
recent avowal Of the constitutionality of the
Wilmot Proviso. AS abject Slave as Rich
ardson is and always has been to the Oligar-
chy, it has been found necessary by the Ad-
ministration to substitute Mr.. Orr, Of South
Carolina, as candidate for Speaker in his
stead. Fuller, it will be seen, is also with
drawn; and it appears to US that the pros
pect is now better for concentrating the Anti
Nebraska elements than it has been during
the past month.