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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-24

ApliI d&wly a@T G. T.WEBR, Le Claire Row.
IOWA STEAM CABINET
.gsvstei MANUEACTORY.
TIME subsc rber would respectfully inform The cit-
i izens Of Davenport and OF Central lows that ne
manu- lac and keeps constantly on hand and for
- Wholesale ana Retail,
FURNITUREof of every description, from the nnest
Sofa 70 the commonest Bureau. Having recently goa
his steam works into operation, he 10 capable Of nl
ing all orders that may be given him At short notice
and with work which be warrants 70 be Of better
quality than anything imported Into The city. and
which will be sold at tower rates. All kinds Of
IMPORTED FURNlTUkE
also kept on hand and for sale low. PleasecaIi and
examine his stock, Al The mandatory on Second
street, south side, east Of Perry street.
Davenport, May 81 1856 dGwu L. q. Dk SSAlNf.
t+e NOTICE. II
IN is is certify that the heretofore
: L existing between the underigned under the
name and style Of Shonp b 8aIkslow 10 this day
dissolved BY mutual consent
: All the demands oatstandng in favor Of said hrm
VIA "'', ~ l-'''' = &. F, sHoUP. t'T
A. v. BARkALOW.
III The Forwarding and Commission business
viii hereafter be continued By b. shoup d Co..
nj the stand,
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.g LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
4 srotap Ia 4Ga ltANp &
M a q h n q 9.h .

M a Q h i N @ 5.h O ID :.
M D0NAHUE, successor to Messrs. lie Claire&
Nl. Davenport; having purchased the above rrem-
ises Is now prepared 10 Manufacture
1ai03 STEAM 8 ENGINES
oithe varions kiada suitable 70 the OF the
try. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofthe different vAre-
lies Of AGe .1ngs and shaftings Of all iecript ions
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, Sis, Brackets, Columns etc., etc., alw ,ys on
-aIi q i5 g hand, snd make 10 order.
Connected with the above is a Forging Shop, un-
derthe direction Of men Of superior skill.
Brsss and Composition OF Castings made to order,
Babbit Metal Away on hand.
Ny stock of Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
Ornamental purposes, Is unsurpassed by any similar
Establishment In the West.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. urges
reasonable. Cash Al all times paid for Old Iron and
Coppe
Corner Of Front and Scott ss., Davenport, Iowa.
MahQ ds.lf L a
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3. F. SHOUP s. CO., --
ea tLate nrm Of Renwick son,)
Rslar buildings, East cor. Front and Brady.
''I Davenport, Iowa.
Agents for all the principal Steamboats, In the upper
Mississippi trade, and connecting with lower Misss-
sippi boais We have the Agency for the sale Of
Salt, and keep constantly on hand, fresh and pure
\, Cement, nre brick, &C. s@
Liberala dyancements made upon all consignments.
Pah Q IaS3-dGWtf
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BOOTS r. SHOES.
.ay s5 WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL, -ala
At The Empira Store.
STAND FROM UNDERIa.
ROOTS AND .SHO E0j

+ AN am now prepared for the T. Hand winter trade
with from 900 TO 900 pairs of Boots and Shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stocks ever
brought TO this market, made solely for this trade
during the last three months, under the personal
pervisisn of an experienced workman. All tho,s
persons In want of good Boots. good Shoes, good
Caters, slippers and last, thop sh not least, =
~ GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do we'll to caA on the auscribef. d .I .ataE.
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty i've cents per
pair. Gents dne Boots, ~ 81 and all other goods IN
proportion. Don't all rush 81 oncel ~,
One doer east of Burrows & Prettyman's store,
= Sept.99, 1851 ''t'" '"' q
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~ SANDERS & DAVIS.
q GarDs.
J. W. STEWART,

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Office Alstons Store Brady bet Front and % SIS
June 10 dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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IN ESH ME- A rs.

yv,HR subscriber has taken stall In the upper end
/ Of ne Lover Market, here he assures the pub
IL he h pre red at all times 10 serve them with
-ood rassta - the country snords, and at as low
bpce a. they car BE- Obtained Ia the city. He asks
shsre OF public patronage. Meat delis sered at the
Nav 1th. 1856, d0 AZ III. t-sg.4FEs tsasz Er=tE
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~ Ills, Llnssed, Lard and Tanners OIL. Oakum
Nalg ~, DALA8LL 4 CO.
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Boots .d,los Sbots..
THE SHOEaTRADE.

.y,xn,..s ..,.,..,a. =. ..,..,n,
HAvlNGineress oar ne1lnIes iea . .sSns ~,
.E asd dssns n a1S
10 the czeBs ofDaven port and vicinity greater In,
dueene than buy their Boots aud Shoes ol
them. Our retail stock hereafter viii always con.
We alss ' C. masing ssieS eSsi,s prspar.,lons For
Try desers % call and on stock and prcss.
- y. gu, ~ " se on ~ sooa -
'"es can "e phrshAs@ nnwsoS - su nsGI ~ Sess"
( na,os 5s8 u R,.sss avSs =, Ino rnoo, s,osa no
/ 11 aov., Yop;a,, ana Ini.n,.' Soat.
A LARGE lot Of the above, Csif, Kip ard Cow
bn ,pssa H'ds'0' ''s =, rgs1 pAwses, ealees co.
cs SS0s sna la1i,s anS SSei & Boots.
$ osto,d lies and Sas Cali Shoe for se nss
I Tbose VINO wani .si1oms Made, work sill please
take notice. i
-, - -. s.."o. ..S !,
Ss,Hr 1919, 80 - ~, ..a.u -. hs". s..r oms,ss
s s ssa uoIsis aad s.iss1
ana I assssin aalis1s !Si sais Very sSs.p y -
-. -. =. ,,:,,.. -.
ALSO Rubber Sandals. G Ga,.rs and slipuers for La.
~ M dies aud Gents, Mise, sad shiidtsaSy 90
oes = LII Z. z LI1Q4D Z. "t.>l-,' =
nAwsoN, @ GRlGGs & CO. have . complete Is.
- sortmsnt OF Fur lined, Cloth and Buffalo over.
shoes for sale cheap. dec 3,
T7l5 ,,uS ..1;ov srI;. nv ---f-@ +
T66 S6UE THAUE.
COUNTRY Merchants are invited TO call and ex.
~ anime our assortment, which 10 Just suited 70 ths
Market Our prices will ~ all times be ~ low ias
those ofChicsgo Or 81. Louis. .e.u..-.s. .
Dec39 "S 1's -A DAWSON. GRfGGS d CO.
:
Ho0ts and shoes Dy the Case or Uosen.
(. ADDE'S Calf, Kip, Goat and X Id Boots; tn
~ a Sis ~ ~, nn 49,,
80 -, rsso q seweo MA, hh2mei q soss husA ms
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG ANN PRESCRIPTION STORE
NEW YORK HOTEL,

NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets
ROBERT FARMER. Proprietor.
(iate, Robert Henne.l
rINHE proprietor respectfully announces TO his
l. eastern riends and the travelling public gene
rally, that having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had thoroughly repaired and renovated, he il
prepared to crit saars Of th sir patronage, by
constant eutioHto taeir wants an comforts, Hi,
table will be supplied with the bsst which the mar
ket affords, and his 10 Lying rooms furnished al
we'll as those OF any in she city. June "a DIFF
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY & 0LMSTEAD, Proprietors.
rI,HE undersigned would respectfully inform their
| friends and the pu9lie, that they have this day
opened the 'CTY HorrL, for the reception OF stran-
ysrsaHd travellers. IL has been entirely remodeed
nd newly furnished The location central ana con
shall be wanting contribute to the comfort ofher
patrons, 80 ,.,,,t-,.
,lers aiw.ys IN attendance. Also large yard con-
u.er.d for tho accommodation OF FArme rs, &c.
AsAare .fpubiic patronage respectfully solicited
ACKLEY d ULMSlEAD.
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st. Claire House,

UENI5UN q WIHIA, TIVprISNVIHI
nFthe above establishment will respectfully IN
" iorn the public tnat the house having beeh new
|, httsl suI tepantsAed, Is nos ~ feaaineSs loi
The acco Ia 40 ilon OF the plbic, and they VIII spare
no efforts 10 gave satisfaction to those stopping wan
taam Tae ABOVE House is located on West Main
street, ,betgeln Second and Third sts.
Davenport. May l, '56, dwH
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DIR. J. MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,


- "ISHES TO inform the public that he
SCZT wv has permanently located in Daven-
An port, where he will continue to treat all the
diseases the horse is subject to, on the mos
Scientdc Principles. Amer constant practice o I
many years all kinds Of diseases, he feels Apply
TO say that he will give sah sfaetion to all who
pley i'm. He can produce good Certificates as
any other west N. York He has been here only
q few months, and the many important cures he has
can rea lily be Inserted In q newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he came here the most severe cases, will
certify TO his abilities com petent Veterinary Sur
gasn.
All diseases warranted cured if curable, or no
money paid.
Heearnestiy solicits trial any severe case
whatever Any case he cannot cure, If any other
be got to cure IT, he will pay him out OF his
own pocket.
stsge.
REFERENCES. aFa---tF
Williams. NJ Cannon, Cotes & Davies,
Woodruff & Wadsworth, L ID Calendine, q Webb
= Co., Hope, Shepler, w Patterson, Marks q
Campbell, b Barr, 3 Cue, Thos Regan, b F Flue.
Hon J Cook, G l. Davenport, T ID Eagsi, ID S
Brooks, Alien, A Crandaf, DR.. O'Rsardon H.
Y, smith. Dennis Tushy, IS Giliet, Row, G L
He can be consulted at the City Hotel, or at his
new Horse Shoeing Establishment ON Third street.
apll6-dwu 'HfNat ro.
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CHEAP
HARDWARE a. STOVE STORE.
u sidasNEW ADVANCEMENT.
ID 4 HAVE Just opened extensive stock OF Stoves
land Hardware in the OLD STAND OF II. b,
SGCorner Front and Brady streets,
Where there be found large and complete sssot-
i SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails Spikes Glass, Carpenters and Joners Tools and
fr Cash. cheaper than be had at any estabshmentn
this city.
.i.Ha Give Ne . Call
Don't forget the place. Corner Front and Brady Streets
opposite the Ferry Landing. j
"54 p1i StOCeS, Stores.
sE MULTIPLIED DY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWER IS STOVES!
THROUGH we cannot keep on hand some 1000
Aor 3O01 Stoves, some Of our nexhb9rs, the
sons are we sell 30 cheap and 30 good article Of
masd, but new supply of freight have arrived
and been placed on our road, and We have mpleted
our arrangements so as to be able 10 supply the
demands ofau, be the esarne MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all The GONE
HORSE" Stove shops In this city, to no purpose,
Twitche1l Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy
we defy all competition-every article warranted,
md II not satisfactory refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated .
Forest Oak, for wood or Ceal; the Gilman;
Black Diamond. fox coal; The King Of Z
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds of Psrlor. Office ane Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand ~ all times. Roof.
ing, Jobbng, 6c. done to order. !.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. o.
Feb 4-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA. ts
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A. B. l.. AYElkS, Va. -,

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon,
rroasrs his profess seryices 10 The inhaoilahl'
Of davenport and Vicinity pARItCBLAR attention
shenio Lhs treatment OF Lhronie diseases.
y Gee ou ID streeLsver Z. Munger sCiothlng store
davenport Jan I, ls55-dw-ly
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Or. ]. w. II. BAKER

A PfER AL experience OF thirteen years IN the
lApraeiee of Medicine aud Surgery now oners ms
Professional esryices 10 the citizens OF DaNehpoIt
aid IL vicinity. Particular attention will be gwen
70 operative surgery and diseases OF The throat ana
!unss. ohiee IN Post of,ies Block No. =, up STAIRS
eosss on 5lh ST., between Brady a. Perry SIS.
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Ss7fsa FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS. f.
az A0P0UNDS Fresh roll Butter; also Is kegs choic,
ZCUVpacked and 500 dozen Eggs, just received ant
tor sale Ut the HAWkEYE STORE.
apllI JACOB WEAVER, JR,, co.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

yJ,HEsuuscribers constantly making yarietyol
Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Milln Mo-
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity oil
good cleaa or rlnenrags, ourtrayellipg
A. D. Charchl will call on the Merchants through
centraliows and them cash paper for theft
rags. ,.5..ts-E A.. 8, w. WHEELOCK.
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THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
Or u n u q w q . T.
MAFpEACruREp RY
LAPLINS, SMITH & BOIES.
American kife F. r. F. A., in kegs25 bs.
80 - - " - ss lei & 6! MS,
=. % F.F. A - - % Bs.
New York Rife, g " 25 -
Eagle, " " 25 -
Target Shooting, 8. 25 -
Missouri Rife in and Rlasks.
American 80 - - - 80 -
Prairie Shooting" ssss
Eagle Z" t'' 60
Diamond Grain 's .'H
Cannon, Mining and Blasting N Kegs and Barrels
BAKKLEY, THOMPSON a co., Agents,
Corner Second and Perry Sts.,
July2055 d-w-ly DAyKSPoRT, Iowa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the AnsIo-snxon.

RIVER Du LoUPE, oct. 6, A. M.-Tbe pro.
poller AngIo-SaXon, from Liverpool Oath ult..
passed this point This forenoon, on youte for
Quebec. 'o"'o iol
g i nc news from Great Britain is entirely void
France is equally so. '''
In the French market the prices of cereals
are again somewhat rmer, but tho riso Is T nns
considered likely to last. 80 nv
=, me- international Philanthropic Congress
al brussels closed on the 10th, and the ercot
Free Trade Congress was in session in ' tbo
same city. - ''o
, The new Spanish Constitution is publisbod
II IS a Reissue of the Constitution of IsIS
with sixteen explanatory articles.
I'M, me Madrid correspondence of the Paris
y N,4 dea Debats says that the Queen md
oDonnell are so much at variance tha, "i ha
had rendered his resignation, but for the nros 49,
ent, It Is not accepted. Us
HopoilS respecting hostile Anglo French
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

The ERIE RAILROAD DIrFIcULTIEs.-A
strong force was posted at o'clock Saturday
orning at all the principal stations on the
Erie hailroad, IN readiness to repel any vio-
lence which might be offered by the striking
engineers to those who could be prevailed
upon to run the engines, and to protect the
mails and freight in case any necessity arises
for such interference. The engineers adhere
to their determination, having agreed to stop
work at noon on that day. They promised
however to run their trains to the end of
division. The company claimed to have GER
tain reliable men upon the middle and west
ern divisions who have not joined the strike,
and to whom the running of the trains
from Jersey city would be conided. When
the time for tie strike came, forty only of the
two hundred engineers on the Erie Railroad
Joined in the strike. The movemeet did not
cause the slightest embarrassment to the COM
pany. The trains made their trips with the
usual regularity, the situations vacated hay-
ing been immediately filed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

MYsTERIoUs.-Th skull of a human being
was found near the d" Demond Pond :" in Rut.
lahd, TWO weeks since, by some bows while
passing place where soma men had been
digging for sand. The circumstances were
made known to Col. Demond who immediatelv
made search where the skull was found nv
the boys, and discovered the entire bones NJ
human being, which was in narrow com
pass, and appeared to have been deDosited
there about twenty years. There is much ex-
element in that vicinity, as Young man nv
the name of Chester Sprout, from Vermont
and who had been at work in Rutland, yerv
suddenly disappeared about twenty wears
since, and no trace of him was ever found af-
forwards. A man, by the name of Ashel
Pereson or Preston, whose story has not here
totore been credited, said that Sprout was
murdered by man Ill Rutland, for whom he
mad worked, land buried near "Demond Pond
Last spring, Preston, who had become very
poor, wrote threatening letter to gentleman
lnRutland, stating that he was in want of mon.
ey, and that if he (the gentleman did NOT
let him have some, he would expose him in
the crime he had committed, and that if he
valued his neck more than he did the money
he must let him have some. The gentleman
to whom the letter was addressed caused the
immediate arrest OF Preston; who is now md
has been ever since in Jail. Preston has ever
persisted III the truth of his statements. and
the recent accidental discovery of the skeleton
at the location described by Preston has
created, as 1t very naturally would, consider
able excitement in that neighborhood. There
are many who believe the statements of Pres.
ton to be true, and are looking for remark.
able verifcation Of the old proverb that
"murder will out"
The Selectmen have the bones discovered
in their custody, and will neglect no means
OF bringing to light the facts in the case. The
teeth of the skeleton, which are in GOOD
state of preservation, it is said, have been
identified as those of Sprout which were ne.
cullar IN many respects, and easily identified.
- Barre GarefIe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

BORDER RuFFIANIsM.-On Thursday, re-
porter of the tribune was beset by gang of
rutiians, while quietly pursuing his tedious
duty in taking notes of Gov Floyd's speech
at the Exchange. They tried to beat, and
bruise, and perhaps to kill him-all because
he was recognized us attached to this journal.
He bore himself with gallantry and GOODNESS
amid the furious throng, and by the help of
the police, escaped uninjured
On Thursday night, another gang of ruff
ans, led, as we hear by a Democratic Coun.
Gilman, entered a Republican meeting in the
Fourteenth Ward and broke it up. The ven
cradle Judge Emmett was speaking; but they
paid him the compliment of forcing him to
cease.
Free discussion is what the rufians fear
most desperately, whether in Missouri, yir-
ginia or New York. They feel that they must
put 1t down, or that it will put them down.
They are right in that. But we tell them, they
mob Republican reporters and speakers in
vain.-N. Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

DEMONSTRATION against Naples, acquires con-
sistency. The Journal des De5ats, as also the
Paris correspondents of the London papers,
state that if Naples does not accede 10 the
concessions demanded, four of-battle.
ships, two lrgates, and two corvettes, already
detained for the purpose, will rendezvous at
AJacelo, thence proceed to Naples, and take
on board the French and English embassies.
The Sandman government has demanded
an explanation and indemnity from Tuscany,
Tor the recent expulsion from Florence of a
party OF student visitors.
Copenha9en advcns state that negotiations
on the Sound dues progress satisfactorily. and
that the result will he arrived at next Mon.
Gay, and special conference to fix the
amount Of indemnity, will be held at Copen-
hagen in November.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

KANzAs ELEcTIoN.-Gov. Geary has issued
proclamation for the sheriffs of the differ
ent counties of Kanzas to open the polls on
Monday, Oct. 6, for the election of delegate
to Congress and members of the Legislature.
A letter to the st. Louis Republican from
Gov' Geary, dated the Goth ult., says the U.
States troops will be stationed at points where
troubles are anticipated during the coming
election, and that any interference with the
legitimate exercises of suffrage will be pun
ished with the utnort severely.
MI Whitfield is the pro.slavery candi.
datefor Congress.
letter to the st. Louis Democrat, dated
the Z4th' says that the free Stase prisoners
haa been examined before Judge Cato, and
the court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

EARTHQUAKE IN THE CAUCASUS. The Rus
slan journals arc filled with details of catns-
uophe at Shemaka, in the Caucasus. On the
morning OF the 18th of July the weather was
very suliry, and general feeling Of suiIoca.
tloh was felt AT length heavy rumblng
noise was heard, followed bya violent shock
Oh earthquake. Although the shocl, lasted
only ABOUT thirty seconds, three hundred
houses ana more than one hundred shops
were completely thrown down, and great
many others seriously damaged. Only one
person was killedand five wounded. Tho loss
sand lrancs, ''io'-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

Fremont MEETING IN PROVIDENCE = The
Young Mems Fremont Mass Meeting, in Provi-
dence, on saturnay evening, to ratify the nom-
tons of the Presidential electors, was an impos-
ing affair. Westminster street was brilliantly IL
Illuminated Speeches were made from three
stands, feworks displayed, and new flag bear
ing the names of Fremont and Dayton thrown to
the breeze. The number present is estimated at
10000 and upwards. After the speaking pro-
cession was formed and marched through the prin-
cipal streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

RIOTS IN BALTIMORE, baltimore was dis
graced with four riots ON Sunday last, all
growing out OF politics. The most serious
originated from reports charging the Demo-
S % with having imported party of New
10 nofE rogues, to do the fighting at the polls on
w wednesday next. The headquarters of the
EMPIRE Club, and subsequently the tavern on
Marsh Market space, was mo6bed. In both
instances the assalants were driven off by the
use Oh hre arms. Ono man was shot, and a
nunloer oil Others severely beaten, There was
a great number of discharges Of fire arms, and
immense -, crowds Of people were congregated
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-07

The MASS CoNvENTIoN.-We understand that
the Committee, having in charge the getting up
of the Fremont Mass Convention for Oct. ID,
have decided that under the circumstances, now
surrounding us, it is not expedient to hold it,
Among the reasons which impel the taking of
this step, it is urged with great pertinence that
the speakers whom all would expect to hear, are
engaged doing good service in those States where
the great battle is to be decided on the l4th, and
itwould be suicidal policy to call them away to
come where everything is all one way, as it is in
Massachusetts, union electoral ticket having
been agreed upon among all the supporters of
Fremont. We believe that the great mass of the
Fremont voters Of the county, will readily see the
proprety and force Of the reasons given for omit
ting that Convention, as the great expense nee.
essarially attending the getting of it up,ha much
better be expended in Pennsylvania, New York
&C., where great exertions are being made by the
BUCCANEERS and Fillmorcites to defeat us, and
where the great issue is really to be decided in
November whereas, in New England, out Of
Connecticut there is hardly enough border ruff
anism, of either the Buchanan orFillmore kind for
seed The Fremont Club, at the meeting on
Thursday evening last, voted to endorse the oc-
tion Of the Committee Of arrangements, and it is
believed their decision will be cordially acquiescod
in, by the Fremonters generally, however much
they would have enjoyed an enthusiastic gather.
ing Of that kind in the heart of the Common,
wealth.