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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

D rooas $40. WI hsas
-
s7g--aa,,s,, tsms so,.a,,,
'eA " - s'h ana Losast sts., eisea.
an L.t q hioss s,,n 1,,.,
van saehen ,ese. -
a-sa 10, i, tha,.-
eARu s.s,ou..,
s3 HSSs EssOVENTH
10 ro.k hoa-.s p,o. Ala ~. - .aaa,ns water dob
more pieoes, good -tock iaIal W 'o'a 10 @'@
,-s -.
,sa -. - =. So and 10. Ip ~. eAa
"a, Aaa - ssiss uadss eulss.sisa pfA.
.s'''
1es lAiin = ~ acres, part Of u tfoksa tn.
80 WIN "AAs 1"ass fsssHay basiE price Ga "
#tF
Htskory drove Ilu Aar.. Of "a l..X a., =, n
tom, with supsn Of ~st.r rat.ias tkrsush y ~.
eisov. r~'
ia&A fsrm Of 800 sores y, mas north a Yu,,a, d,
Ffis< esopsf ssfs
Weed LAnd.
east. ~i'i Dc Divided " cold IN oas sSay
-
No. 1854 ss1m u NINETY .sses on u, N.....,,. -,
-, ss.s.a.. a.sa. ls.t i.ss,. ss Sessussi
a - 80 's. ssi ts'es
~ ,.a A So, a, 1 "a M,
..s.r .ae. and mari, N ni.a,lsa : "a oso's,
80 ~ s ~ lsaa s ~ "''N"i 'iess' saaaast
.,Lsa,n~ NJ "a !. -. -, h,sL - ~"
vssss r,ontas ,Lsooxh a.. sr..sss a,.. ~ -. =
"a J.r % itlysstos. url., - IN -.
No iTS-A Rasta ofI7V acres near ifickox, Arm. -.
~ s4as.
No. l4g, --2sg seTss through the middle a, ,,s IA
TsoR w, a splendid farm and T.vsrp S.as II
guilty aisa, ~ acres IN bsf barn v.Il ,lrs,
40. Price o2t per acre. -
Nn "a. A. 10. y,a,.
!. ~. - 80, -, 49,. - ;. ,o On usSssW
s 49, -. -, -, =. - - .ss no0 OssehtSlt
""'"s 'f'''sAohs. ViS,
No, Iox. a Farm VI ie@ acres 90 lac tosdisstu
iron Long Grove 10 Alien 0ro,s 10 sofss ,,mtrl
90 Arrcs andsI seGes aad Ia cuisa,as af,as bos,,
ia stories, stabls, woIi, sc.
No .iss.--A ass improved Farm Of 100 asrs. o. L,
vest aide OF Auen GROVE aosd, highly i@pro's
WIS nfes "o'y nease' viss PsfAc
223-A arm Of 80 acre. W ANNA T7sass
| cultivated aud iesesd. borse icCSs water, sis
ffo4n davenport, $50 yer Sess.
aol--se,v.e, 10 and 10 ss,-. ON ,n,. C,..k s,s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

81 WI Sec ~
s-sE4 Z. W \. aud s W !. sR Il and 3 y
81 sse 81 <flsN ne +. 400 .ess..
80 sc-1hs Y X Of the y WI !. sessrH Esoaors.
o. -rssNg,, s.esTTsNRssieo.er acres.
sa-rhs N W ,. SEC pTTsSR2 z 100 acres
The aloye A1res tracts beautifully situated on the
Hsiroai miles from Dayenpor.
90 The W 1 Of the 3 W u ofsec ie.T7sNRsK so
acres. miles rrom Davenport
1sg-e4f ae. ss, some wood and plenty Of stone, IN
sae7 I 10 T. living water on thetrast
IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
100 " aeresyery choice land. ID
22-w. fraetonal of the y. W: / sec. ., 4.
Very low ,ifapplied for coon.
1873 sRaNwiandsE sw srsIHl
p, 80 acres
sHEIBY COUNTY,
'o'yEssM zee i. N ass.' +" 1850 acres
~ HARRISON COUNTY
ss-E rs W Soc ~
NJ aWs Sssa9 4 7sN RAW
Wishsi Sec " ''' "'''
VASE. aud W AM seesiT ss sw, is0
acres.
H-SRi orssO Is 7 81 sw 100 acre..
IOWA COUNTY
na-W sec2s y ~ X y west.
In MARSHALL COUNTY
swtses I, Alsw
nj q sw + s'sso . 20" acres
IN JASPER COUNTY
sstoissi iso.e,s'. '""
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
", iso sess.
1877 100 acres, emile. from Upton.
~ roTrOwoTToMIs COUNTY.
TN SEQ ~ I " n r ~ W.
40 isw Sec sT77 X ~ ", go sers.
IL WARREN COUNTY.
100 coo acres ehoies land.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
1871 3oUaeres select land,
Ii AOhONA COUNTY.
1890 scres.
IN BOONE COUNTY.
iii-320 acros select prairie aad Tim Der.
IN WEBSTER COUNTY.
rsv~s W NE = sso ~ rssNR ss W, Sdol- |
lars per acre 49,. |
10000 acres land In Mower Co., Minnesota |
ios-is .p,sadid lots In 0msA4 o,.y, s.br.ss. Ter
oa. a.t fs.' S s s. as,ssSi.x, !
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

iss-A sss farm q 80 acres, part Of II .soss. IN.
year. With tfaa's aoass rsssaty ba,,s prize n, !.
ss-Ge y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

No iTs-A Raats ofI70 acres near lfiokos, sr,. -.
10 sores soSd umI~r. god kSuss, ss.ti. Se, nj, r
~ s4ae.
NO. i49, ESQ seIss through the Middle o, sss II,
TsoK w, splendid fArm and Tavern .,Aud IL
acres eaitis sisd, ~ acres Der, barn we'll s.rs,
40. Price o2i per acre. -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

In addition to the foregoing, have several farms th,
am authorized to sell upon long oSedsi, some Of Wh
we'll Improved. Persons wbhiag to purchase weaD
do wsll TO call and examine my ii.i.
Also
10000 acres VI uDimvroved Land la Scott, Muoai'ns
Clinton, Cedar, Johnsou, lows. Po~esheik, Ja.l.
Gathriv, Grusiy, Black hawk, beaten, buchanan, bu
Ter, Webster, Chick assw, Cefro Gordo, HaDeets
Worth, Mitchell, Howard aud other Counties y th'
Stats VI Iowa, which Afford hne opportunities Df me
kng good Investments For further inbrmataoR esi'
the ofhco OF GEORGE l.. NICHOLS, $50
Davsnporf's Block,
fsb7 corner Of seeosd and Main streets
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

li7--A farm Of 20. ssf-s AZ miiss from town,
tua kouses, bsTns, out-bniijings, Dc; apple AGd
peach orchards, timber, spr g " wells, conplsie
" furnished sbd stock cd. - .s.. 49,. -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

No. I64.--Co sosss Ia cSs 70 4 on "A Cast,
Groye rosd te Iowa Iity ~ mIss hou DsyeasoC
frame koase and oitef impro vsn.snts. oIa,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

5000 tseIes with ~ saes Of timber : miles a.
100 atrss broke, house, orcLst q aud other impfos
msnfs, VI mile from Rome, jonesco. 4t'9
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

:, lis-A highly Improved IArn OF IS aerss, u,
miles from iowa, two good houses, bsrns age
house, sta BILE, Sc. ra-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
LATER FROM EUROPE

S-w YoBx Der 3i-rh. steamship Fulton az.
r;v.,ito.day from Snu.Lanptpu. with LIverpo date,
m Nh. Nm The Sis,ara arrived out on the li,b-
Tho CITY nf Wa.hiurIon ON the 10th. This vessel
briny. no :on,irm.,on of the arrival OF the Captain
and fifteen passengers of the steamer Lyouuais at
Burdreu,
TIE steamship Herman b.ok- h.r shaft and returned
10 avre the !i,h. Her nlnis Gud passengers were
transferred 10 the Fulton. TIE Arctic ship Resolue
sent over 10 England, was at Copes. She had been
visited By thu QUEEN and the Royal family. The
American conep, the officers of the Resolute and q
number Of dis1rgu shed parsons, bad been invited TO
the Queens pa!sc" M lsle o: Wight.
Several mail st"auers from Liverpool and Sou.h'
amptVn had put back d"nsgea during the recen.
violent ga!.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
IFrom the Philadelphia Arsus.l
SECRETARY DOBBlN.

uiGH coMPLIMEST FROM AN OPPONENT.
We find the following meritrd compliment, Of Sec
r,i.ry Dobbin in thu Washington correspondence Of
III. North American Of this city. Coming, rs il does,
from political opponent, ii should be the more hIgh-
~ appreciated
IL graceful and becoming act Of official discre.
ton wns voluntarily performed by the Secretary o.;
IA. Navy recently, which deserves 10 be related 20 hs
credit, Us ws as an honorable example r the emula'
zion of others who may succeed to the post which he
now fills with admitted advantage to the country, or
IN any other department o. the government HE tour
o; service nj station H. by accepted usage about
three wears Commodore Stewart, who has been III
command OF The yard at Philadelphia, finding tim. III
time wac Hbou; ~ expire, notified the S-cTe'"ry
cf the Navy that, IN accordance VIII Tie u'n5e'
Ia. asked the upon urut of hi, successor VI.
Dobbin at once replied with generous arkn"*I"dge'
mon, Of the crest services of thu gallant vetern
tina, no ordinary rule should be applied !" hm ano
i, was rot only the pleasure bat tie wish oil the De-
oart,n.ut that he should retain the POSITION, So long
n. i, was acceptable and that he would NOT be cs;ur
bed until IL duty became an incumbeTance.
81, l. easy IN suppose what WI. the character %
n. ai.sw-r which tits high confederation rpociGHe
n-iy lax kca from lron=ie.. Suffice it 10 So II
W. worthy OF the mau and the occasion. II ~"
r,,sie hie place Us senior captain IN the navy Oh ~"
~ rld with the highest pay allowed by law.
thousand i've hundred dollars a. year. SGch ac's N,e
their osn most eloquent Gdv0catts. lhty "!;,,,
Themselves 10 the hearts Of men, and Ike me
au..jty of mercy, are twice blessed. /! Mr. ILL.,.
had better honor to dignity his ret'rrh.sn', ,-s,
would be su.ticen! 10 give him n place III W" e,lh
ue ol hiI country. Ii il by the eisrs',; ,.r..c.
oroper aud d.licair recognition OF patriotic service
that government i, elevated in the eyes OF lne
and high executive officer endenred III ,ie 1T, an
OF those whuse mobiles. ambition Is '"ie"sS
tue flag oi Tue Cuiul.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
co>GaEss-aD SESSION
TUESDAY. Dye. 80,
SEX ATE

y
On motion OF Mr.. Weller, the Committee on i.
rit"r'es was directed 20 ingnr. into The eNac,I
III providing mean, ipr establishing ani ..,;,!
thu boundary between California and C,sb zig
I"n Thousand extra copic. OF the report at III
pernnndent o. the COas: Survey were orteraf .. IT,
printed. u
% motion Of Mr.. Weller, a resolution w,,
ed caiiiu- upon the President To cou,muuicsaT saop
inent showing the payments and allowance I aiss
nave been made Oh I'll claims Iisa,owet :, "Gnt.
scott from the date oi his going into tho :" yea.
Mexico In lot ot December, lSi6, to,.,br W.: &c
correspondence upon the subi-ct. ''1 Gs
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Inc House Resumed the Consideration NJ W. L
dents message. - 'oe Fre..
Tho Diplomatic and Consular APPROPRIATION D..
being under consideration. on o..
Mr: ll1Ven moved 10 strike out the app-or,;
for The salaries OF twenty five cop,ris
pill; aud asked whether We are 10 haze ,a pu'
school IN which 10 educate them. -0nsuar
.'lr Pennington explained that the cons,,,
We're merely clerks 10 The Census who. Sapls
were Insufficient 10 enable them 10 emnrn aa'-s
sistants. They would, however be ,r,;..s ".a as
business of Consuls. ''"ea 10 The
Sir Quitnrn concurred with Mr.. Usv.,
always thought tha. there should BE- hop.s, ne MAJ
| countries. ~ European
After further debate NJ. Haven. mat:
agreed 10, and the bill passed. "'"'n was
af' hnweii presented The petition Of ,,,...
.ehs o. Bro 'k1 coua'y EirgipiI. t;r GU
rom n "eNshurg, IL Brooke county, w.. 'Ws
Pennsylvania ~" -ouo;y.
iac Hou:e then atiou-,rn! ill p:ds,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
Total.

To which add G.3 for TIE number OF Gov. Youpg's
wires aud We have the whole number OF females
th1s represented by the members OF the Legislature
a.Roefs Of same, and his eSc"lirG5J, amounting to
Al; or. in other words, 81 men have 42o wives.
Oss @! :hr most remarkable oi the p"culiarl;ies of
Mormoni-n consists in lie success with y mich II is at
tended in Europe. In Euglan', e.prciaiy, pTo'eyes
bxvs been very numerous, ana La, Eas =. ceivoi
considerable portion "i lie p:ohhoie caSee from that
country. We esru also the: in the Scandinavian
countries their missionaries found fruitful soil, AMI
gs3ed thousands o! converts many amorg the agri.
cultural classes. From Denmark some OF these
APOSTLE 20 ,ha Gentiles journeyed to Hamburger,
whs:s they firmly established themselves, and
have already written German translation Of the
Book of Mormon. They have also penetrated Sax
Gay, aud hav. succeedeC: in forming society oil ad
heren.s III The CITY Of Dresden, carstuiiy avoiding
any coiiisUn with the pulice, who are ever on the
alert for new religion. escs, suspectiny every new
doctrine TO be Cloak for some political plot
The apostles seem 10 have plenty % i2nds at thelr
coT:Iaad, apparently derived from England, with
which they assist the needy among their proseytes
Several families have recently lief, Dreeden for Liver
pori, where they will meet other CONVERTS aud con.
t:nas their Journey to "tne New Jerusalem in the
srea, Interior salt basin # An.orca" Recently the
Mornou community In the ci'yot Dresden number
ed sixty msnber., males AID fsua,s belonging to
varous grades of eocie'y, scnie o them persona OF
ti.h intellectual eudowmen's. The greater part Of
thr.s new born 'saiDts" are making Preparations to
ssorsshe The thrsldon Of tho hea,heus" aud journey
Ths following arc some selections o. the Sayings
If Brigham Young the prophet, Gu variety OF CO.
lateral .opies." He still storms snd raves and
hurls hsuehty dol ance against all the outside "ods
1oLYoAHv AcksnTLEpaEp.
..r,ro -. have u,oro wives than one, and what Of
.bs1 They have their scores Of thousands OF pros,
n;n,ee; we 6ays mono. But poygamy they are un
"nns,i,ur;onay striving to PREVENT when they will
scounplish their obert is no, Tor me :" say. ihey
have already prtseted resolution in Congress thar
NO man in nny Of The Territories Of the United States
shall b. allowed to have more than one wife, under
nena,y moi ,so.edng i've years imprisonment and
ave hundred do!lare ane. How will they get rid OF
Tho awful evil i'll UfAl ~
row II sAY BE COT RID OF.
1Ibsy viii have " e1peod about three hundred
millions for building prscn, for We must az 90 70
prsoe. Aad after they have e1Psaded W. swoaa'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
p q T. L r. y
WHEN Is TusrimE TO DEF

WHEN Is THE TiME: TO DEF
1asked tho glad and !,spay child;
Wnns-, hands wer.' Ii &c with 'WcI7'
Whose silvery laugh al ire. ano "id'
Among the vine " ',s''"c o"t.'t''
I crossed her sunny path ann ei'r.'
..Whlr il The tre dos
"Not yet not YETI the child rep'''d'
And swiftly bounied b..
asked maiden; back she threw
The tresses of h-r hai-;
Gri-,'. trace. Ger her cheeks knew,
Like pearls they Glls.ned there;
A flush passed 0 or her lily brow
heard her spirit s'ghi ~
mo, now" she cried, "Oh DO! not now
Youth is no time 10 die"
sskod mother, as she Pressed
Her frst-born in her arms,
A. gently on her fender breast
Sh. bu.bed her babes alarms
In oniyeriuy tones .rr accents e"ue'
Ji.r eyss were dim with fears;
.Mv how his mothers life mnst clam
For many, many years.
r,,s.,;,ped one in manhood's prime.
Of proud and fearless air;
hi, brow was furrowed not by tune,
o. dimmed with woe or care.
In angry accents he replied,
Aud flashed with scorn his eye:
.1alk not 10 me Of death," be cried,
For only ago should die
] questioned age; for him the tomb
Had long been all prepared;
Blu, death, who wi,hers youth sud bloom.
This man OF years had spared.
Once mo-e his natures dying IRE
Flashed high and thus he cried.
-I.ifs! only life, Is MY desire"
Tbeu gasped, and groaued. and died.
ssked q ohr;stau-.'arswer thou.
When Ia the hour Of dea:h;
4 holy calm was on bis brow.
Aud peaceful was his breath
And swsstly o'es his Gestures stole
A smile. q light divine;
lie spake the language OF bls soa,--
my Masters tune is mine!!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
CuRIsT's NATIVITY.

When Jordan hushed his waters still,
And silence slept on lions hill,
VIXEN Bethlehem's shepherds through the ui8ht,
Watched Ger their aocks BY starry light;
Hs-k. from the midnight bills around,
A voice Of more than mortal sound.
IN distant hslelujahs stole,
Wild lourmuring Ger the raptured soul.
Then swift to every startled eye,
SaS streams of glory light the sky:
Heaven bursts her a.Ire gates To pour
icr spirits 10 the midnight hour.
on wheels oflight, on wings of hame.
Tbs glorious hosts OF Zion came;
Nigh Heaven with songs OF triumph ruDg.
Willie thus they struck their harps aud sung.
q Zion. III, thy raptured eye.
The long expected hour is ntys.
The Joys o! nature rice sgain,
The Prince OF Sa.en comes 10 reign.
See, Mercy, s-cm her golden Urn.
puU.s rich stresu,.ta thsn ;hat NOUN;
Behold, shs binds with tender care.
the bleeding bcaon OF despair.
Ee comes, 10 cheer ,he trembling heart.
Bios Satan and his hest depart.
Again ;he day star gds the gloom.
Again the bowers OF Edeu bloom
o zion lit thy raptured eye.
Tho long expected bour:s nigh:
The Toys of nature rise sgair,
The Prince Of Salem comes to reign.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
D1suSIoS CONVENTION IN MASSACHC-

\. number Of the citizens Of Worr@stet Mass. VINO
,-,fr.s I, b.l!ev- ..the result ol the recent ff-'i-
Gsptiai election Ia involve four y-ar7 more "' pr"
sioy.ry government, and rapid inference IN IN. ho
,;i;,v b,iw..n the two SECTIONS OF the Union, anu
t,:r;her believing 1.-THE existing Urion to be failure
have published call for convention 10 NEE! a'
Worce.te. on the 18th Of January to "con.iaet Inc
practcabili;y. probability and e1p.dency G: '.ph
Iat;on between the free and slave Sat.s. and I" IKE
ancb other measures as the condition OF II inas may
reoaire'' Should this convention Of nsdmsn resolve
to 90 gu. OF the Union, the fact will be promptly an
poUuced to tho world.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
1Apn FOR An ARGUMENT.

Tn. Richmond Wig attempts to .acs III, 'a's IN. IN.
rrrS hr movement, 10 Tue issues made by Ing
The s. q; ss;'s
VI a'tfioulins aupce Of abolition Journals ebot!on
.ns snd The simpe fact that such ruan q:
sunlsseres s1 nm for President upon the palpabie
sssn9aI srrs.;ng TIE progress Of The "tiays
i: Ws W 1 nc; s'
~ rep,tv with which the charge 1. made, but We
snf h.t it requires remarkable spirit OF fault
s.v - m,r;bute 10 the imaginary what ought 10
IIr,,,u,.d to ;he rcai cau.e- tt.rsta'5 Dt'T'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
RESERVED LAMBS IN KANSAS.

WlsRlsarVN, Dec. 3N-it nppenr. from a CONTINUE
n;caiiun to-day, transmitted IL ;ha Senate by tbs
Secretary o the lnt-ri0r, III reply TO resolution Of
inquiry that that department hns endeavored to hav.
the entire reservation Kansas. heretofore SGT apsr
tor the New York indians maintained and guarded
AGAINST the eucruachiacuts OF white settlers nniil IL
shall be determined, either hy legislation or treaty,
what rights if any therein remain, To such Of those
Indians as have removed West of The MissssiTpi
having al unlimited right to remain III New lork'
and in " In. manner the interests OF those WHO eini
Grated shall be secured ar definitely settled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
Observation-Disclosures.

WAsHiseroS. Dec. 3J.-Ths Indian Department.
has received information that about 2OSOO1 acres ct
Delaware tract lands have beeu recently sold, Yield
Upwards Of $4,000 acres, including Leayenworth
c;,y belonging 10 the Delaware Indians. are yet to OF
soi!. ON !lnnSrst thousand acres opposite ~. de-
.eph Mo. aud the ssn6 nnlncsr on the Ossge river,
III. io.,ne. held f1r The loves aud tbs latter for ihe
Wras in trust ua,h coi,- tracts will on he opening
Of spriug l.. brought iE.o narss before any Cniled
States lands sEali he open 20: ISLE IN Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02
VIRGINIA srArEsMES-M. r. H. GARRETT

VIRGINIA STATESMEN.-M. Z. IL. GAhNEi l.
Tn. great fnult .! Virginia o:a esneu Ut the pre-
sent day, is the eagerncs with which they desert the
service Of tho State for tia, OF the confederasy.-
They seem To value State hrnors only rs stepping
stone. To whst they consider the higher hohor' OF
federal office. Virginia certainly has the hrs r'a!iD
on her soma and che needle their services now more
for the development Of her own resources, man 70
take care If the federal Interests. lhis thirst i"r
federal ctce is unworthy of Nginians; ard the d.
p.et,un ct talent from irs councils ot Tic State I"
those ui The republic w!., has brought u tc 20 10"
an lib Of tGhur,2 prosperity
There ime when Jane. Madison resigned
his place in Congress - take seat IN tho Virginia
L sislaturr. But Madi.nns arc scarce nowadays,
aud personal ambition 10 figure ~ conspicuous places
seems 10 nave been substituted iur that "tty stat"
pride ard chiv8r"rs devotion which wss wont To-
distinguish the Of tho Old Dominion. q seat IN
the Legislature has become 20 be considered 80 M
significant a position that ali candidate needs Il
qualify him for il is 10 b. adj. 10 write his Mans aud
read without sr"rpiug 10 spell any but the longest
words. Every State officer. even down to cnr-'a.
bic, is elected upon sOns important issa" o federal
policy.
The iyn,ring of Stat" issues. and low -sns;e q!
State donors. ana greed for fedora! place, bo;e no
good for he future Of our glorion. old Common.
yy-aith. They are not Democratic sentiments, brt
cif..hoo;s Of federalism which would impair State
sovereignty, by teaching Us 10 forget the duties wc
owe Virginia, es e sovereign.
.sual Illustration If the drain Of Virginia aelt,
is the election of NJ. r. II. 9arne:t 10 Couyress. II
ill the vacancy occasioned by Jucgo Eayly'e deu'b
As the Chairman Of the F:nGnce Committee, d. took
6rn stsud against reckless expenditure suf; in IA
vor Of receaolishiug ths oredi. Of Tie State Oh a
solid basic. lie was The mesterspirt OF the legs!a
ture aud toe faithful guardian Of the Treasury. s.
the present crcs! period he will be OF great service
i'll Congress for We want able aud we'll tried mel
there--bu. il will be more than over balanced BY hi:
loss IN the Legislature. Judge Btyiys place might
have been supplied In Congress, but Mu.coo Gar
net:'a in the Legislature cannot. Ha able report III
the Finances Is q docum-n; which our Legislators
would 10 well 10 keep beiorr them. and which TIC
people should read and re-read. Wa regard II" III
thor as To-; the domestic service OF the State; '
after our statesmen taste The strong meat oil
eral honors they ap, ever after 10 refuse Tue s
pie diet, upon which their mo her nourished 'nc'i' ~
| her own housrLoId.-l SPIRIT of JcJrs9n.
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GOLD FROM CALlFuRNIA.-The amount oil
gold received u; New York from California during
the present ear is SO 3l9,g!9, which IL Sl,3o2o'o
less thaa was received last year.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF VIRGINIA

Gyicw wc give tho cfGciel Tote OF >fs''''' III '''
la: Pe-idcnlll! election, copied IRON 'hc az
ctivy, at Lc office Of Inc Secretary oil 'le Common,
wealth we also annex, i"T cohparl'oh' 'he o'''''
,,:, .jrtu III ;hc Gubarnstor!"i t'sc'"u la ''o''
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ABOUT THE LAST kSOW-NOrHING Eff
InRI

Col! Marshall us IL III effort the other day TO have
the rules suspended III order to nt'Vduce ON !" re
against S2-ai,hcugh the Of tho Black hepnbll'
can party voted With The Know .Eothinss. 50 ends
Know. Sn;nusism. They vii! never combard tuch
vote again. II the most respsotao!s 'auure 'peS
will eyef ,naku-I Louts.4Ns Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02

LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP-A correspondent
of the New York Journal OF C"m'nercr, WHO pre-
dic;.d that the crop OF sugar made in louisiana for
1855 would be 23O,D00 hhds, aud missed It ny only
poG hhJs. now predicts that the crop of 1856 will
,! shor; OF 100 800 hhds. The crop OF 1888 reached
1876 900 hhGs.
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wi.s's maj. lr 1915, lu,ois Buch's

Wi.s's maj. lie 1915, l0,Ois Buch's maj. W,&'l
In the above election for President, 2s6 votes were
cna; for Fremont, viz Alexandria l. Brooke ~,
Hancock 100, Marshall 20, Mouongalin y, Ohio lOs,
sbepsrdoah S, and Upshur lo-Fota!, :S6.
The vote Of Calhoun county ia reported by the Clerk
Of he Court b. statement made by Que OF th COM
mi. .vtIers who superintendent the election
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MISSOURI i.EGISI,r,;pE S,c

ST. Lorfs, Dec. 3!--TLe Legislature organized by
RETRY Of tho Senate, and Robert Harrison, Demo
cratic Whie, Speaker IT the Iouss. Abe Bonsonites
aud Ausrlosps tussd.