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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

"a
rur GOLDEN CALF.-As u general thing
= like prose lectures better than those
sbieh are "writ in rhyme" and we cannot
. that Mr.. Pierpont's Golden CAT chang
J. our previous opinion. There was some
BETTY wiring and number of paipable
S,,, and though the whole was intended as
cutting satire on what is called one of our
.,,ioosl weaknesses, the good humor with
mich it was received here, and has cen
i.teoed to in many other places, is very
S,itiye proof that the American people
Hu lear to be told of at least this psrticu-
H. fault. We apPrehend that with most
q hi, auditors, the more gold they possess
d the greater would 30 the competency
I'M which they would listen to the strict
srss of the censor. /. is not to be expect
\ ,hs. poem like the Golden Cali would
|. severely logical or entirely consistent.
In one could not help thinking il at least
4 apparent illustration Of the influence Of
.,ld that e man would rick his limbs and
liz on the railroads during this winter, for
the purpose of reciting the Golden Calf to
1 wess.of.the- Mississippi audience.
But we like Mr.. Pierpont and his writings,
nd are pleased to place to his credit the
blowing. somewhat highly col0rsd' but on
h. whole correct, critiqus which We find
Ia one OF our exchanges
His pen Is never elegantly feeble. He
never gives you the glitter Of fine words for
fhs gold Of pure thought. He does not
fringe and creep and bow and lisp like 1T.
srsry fop; but like brave, honest, earnest
man, az he is, speaks the sentiments that
Ne born in his soul. He is an artist, who
ahlpks the picture OF more consequence than
fhe frame. He will not spoil good thought
Ion the purpose Of saying good thing -
he loves nature more than he fears the
Critic. and never commits infanticide on his
Ite,sSs, their birth, for fear that they
Ibould hereafter be murdered by some by.
bercr;,ical reviewer. The themes selected
by him are conRenial to his heart. Is there
. temple 10 be dictated y the service Of
6 Cd This muse with harp in hand, stands
between the porch and the altar. Is there
. monument to be erected over the dust Of
departed heroes, he there builds pyramid
Of verse that viii. stand when the stones shsl!
have fallen in decay. 10 there crisis in
the cause of reform, when the great heart Of
humanity mus, speak or break! his words
are ito throbs, his song its sentiments"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

i NAMES OF STREETs.-We were endeayor.
Ing the other day to direct 1 person to q
particular place by naming the Streets
a rather bothersome way when the person
you are dire citing is ignorant of the street
nome cla,ure. and neither the names nor
numbers of the streets are placed at any of
the corners. In the present instance he
exclaimed that he thought the citizens OF
Davenport paid enough taxes, to have the
names of all the streets put up a. the proper
places. We apprehend that most people
are of the came opinion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

BAAo.-The Muscatine Enquirer svows
It's intention of comparing the statistics OF
our respective tow MS at the close Of the sea
'on. We have no objections and unless our
neighbo, employs Tom Taylor, or some DO.
dy else equally gifted in the manufacturing
line, we shall more than double them in
every article except pork.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

SoLouQuE.-The latest advices from Cape
Hayden, state that the missing Emperor
had turned up, and was recruiting another
army for second attack on the DomIni-
cans
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

srltt coID.-On Saturday morning at
7 o'clock A. NJ. the mercury stood q, II
degrees below zero. People have become
30 accustomed to cold weather that they
did not seem to regard this as very cold
6sy,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

George James young man living in the
vicinity of Beardstown, shot last wees .
b.,d eag,e measuring six feet foa inches
between the tips of the wings 80 says
the Winoisan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

Speaking of the call for Repu bhean
meeting in Muscatine county, the Enquirer
saws, 80 opposed to the Extension OF Slave
~ forsooth. II is the extension OF lie
mocracy tina, you are opposed to, gentle
men, OF course i, is, where is the differ
ence, neighbor!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
IRA! estate.


IoAs r. n. TALLMAR, CHAsLEsPowERs
popghkeepsle, N. Z. pavenport,lors'
TALLMAN & POWERS.
Attorneys 81 C0unsc Tors a Law
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office south aide OF second street opposite Leclaire
Block over Yiiey's store.
r ANDs boughtand sold on Co mission. Having
lAa,so ONCE in Eastern New YORK, at point
from which sarge emigration may bsespe cts1 during
the present season, We have unusual advantages to
sposo o! lands to actual settlers.
lTLosnsasgotlateds en- Real EstateseeuEity.
-REFRREHCES-
New YORK city. Psughkeep,s, Y.
Hon. John Van Barsn, Hon. ChatlesH kuEgles,
I" A.C. Plagg, 81 GiiosrI Dean,
&c Charlie. O'COuoT, s. Vasser q Co,
William +. hlyemsyer, Benson Losing
anthony J 3ieeckcr, Prof. 5. Y. Morse,
William & .Sgidmora. Utica, N. Y.
Albany, N Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagzer Porter Chicago, Ill.
Hogeboome, King aud koies RR.Swift aud Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
Aptl3d VII WIZ. Wood and Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

Ihackeray, at the last accounts, was de.
hVering his course of lectures on the four
Georges, at Charleston, 8. 6.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

CoaalsPospIspE, publish two let.
tiers from our Representative in this morn.
iDg's Gazette. As the telegraph has made
eur readers familiar with the proceedings
before and since the election Of Mr.. Banks,
We have omitted that portion Of these let.
tels.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
IOWA SOAP WORKS,
Above Front, between Main and Brady streets,

UAVENFUhIi IU"A
THE "a bsS ,bers having recently completed their
works in this eli! are nov pIel sisd W al ortsu
or their older, nj CRATES oil SOAP lbdieiy Oh IhelE
VERY superior Qaaiitiss, Tor p,e.snihsLse IN ne
msyket II WI b.. ouAo, Oh Trial, iLat OIL esl VIII
.o RI more lsther, Win iess llbei ren"' 0iTi
mai thsy do svoL nt la Lot wltei,sIe toi ~.
qusntly mut b cheaper ."ihs ,oLslmsi tahaNn teso
proven seseA louLds u Qua soap atee4 81 " ho
Oh The ordiiar! klAu.l aLu tnal tLe geat uiu.l ~
other sII io.btsd IA o.Ts, Vi ieiaiLiIk u:
nds Tree iroai soichsss alteE ioak iiDA-eiAAh avg
rubbing Ia TIE " Ash Tub
The grades aUo,s referred TO are tThsne fssfi
PH NJ No, kAtrs III Fanny sosls. wa ths ~. se
..sssto ws subii uui the ~, sLs
OF he public win ,oLussLcs Inc tse Oh ILsn al
Justly .ur TeSo u.meLsatoLs oil thth qsaiHs Ass'
aud Uesisrs requested ~ "a. Alo eAs& ~
| Tor IA u,slvss vsfogs psssass .hx sls. ~Lois.
! "isn M No.. A., J.M. II. HAL = 20.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

The ice on the Potomac river opposite
AlexaaLs.a, is said to be eleven inches
thick.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
IMPORTANT NEWS TO THO LADIES!

7 AIDES ishins TO purchase g aonx1ot
/ tor themselves or Friends "oaio Do "eh 70 call
st the ,,
Paris & New York Millinery and
Fancy Coed Store,
Where they Win and the beat assortment slt
Cheapest in the City.
Also, q beautiful assortment Of
Childran's and Infants White Merino EN-.
broidered Hoods and Jockey Caps
Ladies and Misses Merino and SILK Guilt
ed Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock Of Ribbons,
satius, Silks, yelvets, Flowers, Feathers, &c.
general assortment OF Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods,-A large assortment OF Needle.
WORK Collars, Under.sieeves, HdRfs. Embroi.
derirs, Embroidery and knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery Silk, Linen Floss, SILK We:stsd
and Linen Sraids, Cord and Tssssls Gilt Fix
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, Fine eaa
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Tapes, SC. &C.
AL OF our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
Very Cheap at me
Paris & New York Millinery & Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner of Third and Brady Sts.,
Davenport ldec2g-ul w. h. NICHOLS.
n B. Marking anc Stamping for Bra!ding ane En-
SHarin Inn LIZ
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

than at any other store west of Chicago are
invited to call These goods having mostly
been bought for CASH from the
NEW YORK AUCTIONS,
be can well afford to give all who may favor
him with call,
GOOD BARGAINS,
in ali kinds of goodsi III his line. Hswill sell
FRENCH MERINOES
of which he has most all colors, from rs cts.
to 81 per I'D.
Debages,
fine lot selling from az 70 20 c. per I'D.
ALPACAS,
We have large lot of these goods which
we will sell from l25s to 30 cts. per 3D.
BLK. COLD. SILKS,
which for CHEArsEss cant bs BEar.
EMBROIDERlES,
A large lot selling at Auction Prices
SHAWLS,
We will close out our Shawls a
q q . II
In short we have on hand the
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
in Davenport,
and will sell them Chea per than the same
quality Of goods can be boughtwest of New
York
Remember the One Price.
CHEAP NEW YORK STORE.
Jaus-dtf WIN. INsLEE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
IL L.xKD.

II CARD.
ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage extend cd
Il to me by the ciliHsns Of Davenport since COM
msncing business in the city, desire 10 return 10
them one and all my sincere fh4xks lind aekNevi-
sdgswsats! trusting by careful attention TO their
wishes and tastes, and by far and haasraS dealing
70 merit their Kind tsyors and confidence. knowing
the desire and want en- the part OF tho LADIES foI
goods OF the best styLes and qs0Iitiss, shall en-.
deavor tbs coming spring Offer Tor their inspection
better ssortment class Of rich and fns goods,
thar has heretofors been broughtto the west.
In order TO make room and DO prepared for the
spring trade, shall from this date otter goods al
sxtrsnsv iop prices and people may expect aud oxT
as good bargains as can be obtained In any CHEAP
house In the CITY. Respectfully,
II. T.. WADSWORTH,
Dealer In Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. Msin
st. between trout q second. Jan ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

Clinton, Clinton County, lows.
TOersons dssirous OF iuivrmxtion concerning this
il poiut can plat OF The new Town and oetait
fun particulars of prices oiiots &c ~ csi'ng on
GkO. n. kAkkkk.
Office over wisy's Grocer, Store, cast.
bay suport. Aug. IL ,5j-u
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

Great Excitement in the Fruit Trade!
THE undersigned are prepared 10 sen Apples anu
othe fruit II the low figures and deliver free
OF charge. Families wishing nice raitior winter use
are invited to Gu a and leave their orders.
Sep, Ia-dtf HULL d PARISH.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
New York Market /.

Flour market without important change
and business quite limited sales OF 2'ooo
bbls. at S7oO@ so for superior to extra
state and Ss,75@S1o,50 for extra denes.
see, Stocks are decidedly higher ana IN
GOOD demand. Money is ngood supply ana
1ates are as before noticed. Sterling ex-
change is up TO !. 90 and very Arm.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
PAINTING.

TAlN I lNV.
4 y. JEWELL will be found ut the old stand OF
N. Cline and Jewell. ready TO do Hrnse Pain ing.
Glazing, Grunin; &C. &c., ut the shortest notice III
4, du ruble and w. rk manlike manner.
Thankful for past fasors he respectfully soleits
continuance OF same.
Shop on ID street, neare r. Brady.
Chss, ID. Glime will continue the Sign and orna.
mental Painting, Rtihs Old stand. Thankful tor past
layors. jan s'dtm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

Lost.
.nIACK SETTER PUP about twelve non.hs AZ d
A nhts IN breast and fore legs. ANY person hn MI
Ing same and returning same 10 ths s"o'oi'o''' '
oe hosfsA' BARKLEY, THOMPSON & CO.,
feb 7.lw Corner "a anu fei'' ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
&c nArLY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

al, paper in the state Of Iowa that Is printed on
p..s,p,ss. and its circulation j, the largest OF any
s,s,s Advertiser, appreciate these advantages, q,
columns amply testify
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
Henry Y. SlayInaker,

r IFE Insurance. Is truly a Savings Bank tor the
| Widow aud the Orphan.
The ricu and the poor may avail themselves OIL as
benefits. No man - too poorto insure MS Sa@l!
from want after his death.
A person thirty years OF age, ny saving ave cents
a day, can secure Oae Thousand Doilarsior us Fam'
IL, AZ his death. s,r r.,
a compe tense to your families aiter your aeAtn'
Young y On are yoa DESTROYS OF getting credll'
Insure your lives A..
Young Men have you ia4ds prov isiohioF your os'
rlining SearsY II not inaare your liyest
Creditors why hazard tAs loss OF q cebs oy dsaIlf
Insure IL HE OF your debtor
To Ali--Haye YOU made such provision lot tnose
near aud Gear 10 You, as You would wish you aao
DONE were you TO die, thia AlghH ii you aVs aos'
nrocrastipats no longer, life Is uncertain
Pamphlets explanatory iarninea " agSH5,s'A"s'
oFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES c. VALLEY, President.
ELIAS GILL, Secretary.
Jno L. EUu,g, V. Priest. L. D. UiekeGG aa,GI ag'
DIRECTORS:
s,,,.s Gta Daniel Philips
LAIN L, Bauee Rlsweii biodgst,
Ian A. ButIsr Z. u. Fisherman,
Noah Wheaton, sanuel 10Y,
Nelson Hollisief, James " "a1SisS'
s. B. gsrssford, NJ D., Consulting Physician.
JOHN NJ. ALLEN, ii. D., Meoiea! hAaninet-
Applications receive by HENRY I. oLAf Ma
KEk, Agent, Davenport. ose 20 WI
IUDGpTANT NEWS IN THE inIEN!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

To Merchants Bankers and others.
nESIRIA6 selIs OF account Books iorths coming
~ year, Wv would invite attention 10 our hlahA
books. lac, so tr manu- actnfe, anu 81 o
tar anead Of anything made tn ibis region. We iur
nisn books Of ali patterns 10 order, with or witaout
printed headings. Those superior BOOKS on exhb-
lion at the state Fair, Chicago can DO seen ~ our
store. II. a. FohAGh q oho'
Rock Island. Dee 3. 1855.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11

VIA, 'swili pay you ~ eros! Toe Ferry ana merely
i examine our splendid assortment OIL FAM
GvOus nov on hand. II not, viii refund the
amount Of your isrfiage. Don't forget the place
u.ea PORIEh'S BOOK Ltorc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

We have more than once had occasion % az.
knowledge the fac, that the warmth of sla rehoiins
1iety is found 10 GLOW the ercely the further
South YOU fld T. IfyOu wish for sound doctrine,
90 to Charleston or Savannah. No Tay lOrsIp nor
Nv eritm. 10 faint OF the rigbt.band extremes OF
Ar,oyerLor Of The left baud deiectOns Of New
Haven. is 20 be seen defhug tie white robes Of
slaveboldDg Christianity. Beechersm = so-r;e'y
distinguished there from Parkeri>m. Pure aod
unjehed religion prevails alOne-religicn p'rre
from morbid philanthropy and undefied BY lnno-
vain g speculation. They hold the faith as it Vas
delivered to tbeir fathers, s,d they can away With
no tsmperings wi,h It. Pietys, as general thing
ur,portiopste 10 the number of slaves held by the
eject brethren. ii saint ia Grape be twice saint
in 'awp. q saint with hundred negroes may well
take precedence in he path to heaven Of one that
oriy OWLS ffO; and II u copiessOr rise to the pos
session Of five luDd red, the halo that irfadiates his
brow is enough to ilumius'e whole church, not
10 say a pIesb ,tery or a diocese
Ncr must it be supposed that the 'layeh"ling
churches are jea!Ou, Only for the pUri'! Of the
fifth that bah been committed unto them. They
Nereise also stree surveillance over the Eyes and
conversations of clerGmen and professors, ard
either correct gently lapses from pure morality, or
e.s, ol, of tie offending member and east it from
tl,r--as vas d,fe in the case OF the gross bere'y
nod immortality If the Rev Mr.. Boariman, by
which he bad shocsed the saints Of Beaufort The
crime Of Dancing hath more than once exercised
mir AK GU. thoughts, anu the oiItnse # profane
a,r.pi.,. is one that wtisheth heavily tn their
tesris. The posture suitable 70 be used in prayer
IS ar,tI,r question which bath powerful! ag ated
fher souls. and hath rot ben ent nly So a. rest
,.t II i true 'hs. some Of the more ma rial Of
tho I,scussi,rs TO which these vital ma ters have
Given rise have been held in the Northern states.
But il has been generally on The frontier, where the
S,utbern brethren are in s'rcng force, sad greatly
E, thence. II they ID not entirely control, the assem-
b., &C. tie ccoj. There is plenty Of mint, auise
md cpr. n.n tythed everywhere as Is Teu known
~ nj. I'm. we ;hirk the uorc jealous of The 'xact-
rs ,f,b tepths Of these hcrbs viii be found or oDg
the southern Christians ond Their South side b-eth-
rer farther North.
Ani.,po,sslt Que i;,D has lately been se.lcd By
The Lu,foan SYNOD If Missouri. Il touched :
matter no ,,ss tai 1a1 lie mode Of distributing
the mon'al leaf amonc tie believers. The
rc3,y verr divided in oliriou as 20 the pom.
vb.lc.it ore ,r'h, lox to en- il OK to break
u. G-srr 9cubt. b.u. trcr Lat COTTON Of ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

.The Governor Of south Carolina. IN his message
n Legislature OF that state, a5yUt aies the feVi'M
tLe rCan slavetrode, and thinks that every bnina
OF labor should be ia Tho lands a slaves. 10 ms p
sitcn he viii not be sustained BY q general setuaec
Of tie SouhrIn SratCs, ws'ch " ayer'e 10 Zach me-"
nc To revive the -llvf-trsGe NDull be- Tcs0re sYt
tom oi berbarty and Wickodness for which the s'fo
~ hardly pitpGfCd, aud Which vii h.d compGArV
fw advocates outside e ne limits OF South Csroins
vlce raciCs 20, V ard rlatiesm prevail about lei,
tcuslvoly rs il M.ssach"sct's. Hartford hnes'
We h,p, Tte Timcs is con,c. in its assnnp
SION that "ibe South is not prepared" for a Re
vi Al of the SlSveTrale, but, if il is prepared,
viii soon bring the Northern Democracy over
the support of thar measure. Had the Goyerno
If South Caroline in 1852 proposed IA his h"ssas
the repeal Of the Missouri Restrict on. The Tn@'
woHld have met that proposal with deaaneilhOn
Of It's radical folly and lana!icism a. least -
thorough aud hearty az that above cited Of the
lIoposed revival Of The African Slave Trade. Even
when Douglas proposed ami TOueey supported he
Nebraska ac,, The Tires opposed rs repeal Of
the Missouri Restriction with manly directness aud
yigor, denounciDg the, act as a violation Of the
terms Of sccord on the Slavery question laid down
" the Wbig end Democratic National Conyenhos'
in the Spring of 1852. But Douglas carried %
measure, and The Times gradually edged into TIE
ranks Of lie supporters, doing itS utmost last spr~
to rteect Toueey, ard this Fall TO give The vote 4
Connecticut to Buchanan; and now. we see
cooly commends tie doctrine Of the Nebraska D.
a essentially sound aud just, identical With W
. great principle Of the Reyolu'ion-'he right v
seif.goyerpmcnt and in strict accordance ~s
tie Wing and Democratic platforms Of 10.
Where, ,htn, we're tae democracy aud the wia'
The Tn % during the struggle Of 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Recent adviccs from Kansas state that Judge
Cato ore Of he colleagues Of the Infamous Jeifr.y
Lec,upte Is about to open his Court at Tecdmseh
If indeed il is not already opeued-tO Try some
hundred or more indictments found against Free
State ucn for murder and mar slaughter.
How f, man this Judge Cato is to sit upon
such trials, and what justice or imparhality tue
pifcners have to expect from hin, With his sbrts,
if not bis hands already dabhled IN the blood 81 Al
inofensiye and uuarmed Free-Sate man. our
readers will lean fiom extract which we give in
su0tlcr cClnmh (and which we commend TO 'Reir
p,rt cular attcniion) from Tie recent work of orr
abe and indelatig2ble Kansas correspr nden', Mr..
Will m T0ihcs entitled The Conquest of Kan
sls" Ire bogus laws are bad enough IN themselves,
but in their administration by such JUDGES rs Lee
c,mp'o and Cato hey cannO! help taking on many
new shades Of atroci'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

Iere j, perhaps hardly country in the world
Of which the admins ration is more enlightened, or
tie advancement more rapid, than that Of Egypt.
Mohsnu ed Said, tie present ruler Of that country
signabzed bis tssicn to Office some two years and
more ago, BY repD1atDg the tradiilnary policy be-
qutatbtd TO HIM by his father an1 grandfather, aud
Which ince nay DC traced back 20 The time Of the
lbiTa'bs lie spontaneously renowned all the
prefer sons az lOpg attached 10 the sovereignty Of
Egypt, - be Lot Only ruler, but grand proprietor
and grad merchant. Th, auspicous beg,rning
he has followed up by series Of measures Of tie
hltrst confeguerce 10 the cOBntTy but which, with
ole Ut two exceptions, have as yet attracted bat
little police at least in America.
Am"Dg these We may mention the abolition Of
Slavery which, IN spite Of the new theories on that
subject preached If late in our slavebolliDg States
we still remain so old-fasbone. as to consider a
great step ID econou zeal As we'll a. socla progress;
TIE suppression Of interior cus'om-houses; tue
lease Of the villages froGl oil arrears OF taxes toe
paymtnt 81 taxes 10 money insttad of IN Kind; tue
e1rnct., OF certain charges IA the administration
OF Justice, fmt uniting IN sc' 10 We sale Of l.; the
equszati, Of the consumption 10y which the rauha
OF tie army are hhsd, anj auleli0fatOUs accom-
plsAed IL he c,ndni,n OF the soldiers the ex,i1c-
itch # oil Tie cd deIts Of Tue ate; ami tie SET
tlemtn. by arbitration Of mp'..,ude of oGg stand
ing matters II tlgaf OF.
Belonging to another cia,- Of Improvements are
tn, railroad from 1IItah 70 SsmaHoud IN the Delta,
with the branch 20 Bcnha, and the prOongation -
Caro- ard from Cairo 20 The Red Sea, which latter
section = ny nearly completed; the grant OF he
reht 81 ,wage aIorg the Me and the canal OF
N8tmoud et be continuation a.org this line of
tie submarine electric telegraph, passing under the
Mediterranean ard connecting Europe and the East
I1c.., .he establishment Of companies for lighting
Alexandria and Cairo with gas; the buoyiag and
ieb,mg the barber Of Alexandra: a new exOe-
clifton 70 The sources Of the Nile undertaken under
Tire mos favorable auspices and with the fullest
success and from Which the solution of that prob
em may reasonably be Hoped; the reorganization
Of the schools, especially Of Ebe medical school.
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