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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY

We .Asite attention 10 our extensive catalogue oil
Improved Farms aud Wild LaHds, City Properly,
Ac, for salr al moderate prices aud on easy terms
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.

No House on Brady street, lot block Z, Rus.
cells Addition, double house good cistern aud well
gDw bringing good rent.
No. nouse on islh ssreet, near Brady, eight
roon.s and perfectly new Lot <Aziso VIII be cold .,
a bargain
No. } House aid los on afih street corner Of
Western Asshus two stories, well furnished sns
neAfsy new,
No AA6 Two sool houses aud lcss on ami o..
adanlnk the above, equally eligible with the excep
tloa of hot being located . curls~r,
No House oa Brady street, Lsarly new, nov
rcltiLS for $50 buiA purchaser could take posess
sio'i the nr.i Of } .iy Lot soxlto
No J, Hoass on Brady street adIoinng the above
seven rooms
No House corner OF lsth aud Brady, new vel.
built assd eo1nrnodious, low rvatins for c3to 10,
soxisu
No House and lot in De Witt house " stories
high, good weli-ptsee eco
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5peeial Notifies.
~ Under thi. bead limited numb.r " special
Notices VII, be Inserted st 10 eehi- per line each
assertion, or 10 cents rrr week.
AucrioS.-on Saturday, October 10, at
Ia o'clock A Al We win offer M public sale the hal.
suee Of our stock Of pry 0oods Crackcry, oiss.
~arr Fancy Article. A.
ncAASrs . SHEPHERD
Davenport, Oct :, is57 ocsds,
A. c. FrLroN will 10 at the office of Da-
,isou a True, III slx 10 eight day. seq
CRY BoNps.-I will sell one three acre
and two Eve lois Of tho Depot and al.o ten
ely lot. well located, for city boads
ocSlf A. q FULTON
To LEAsE.-A lu, and half near depot,
q Fourth and L. Claire streets Tor Is OF %
ears. Apply 20
.clitf DAWSON 4 TRUE
FoR SALr.--A lot of staple goods. con-
a.,lns mostly Of Boot. aad Shoes and Dr, Coed. Il
he valus q about eco Apply TO
ALNEr skEEra,
sei04n Ne bayearert Block.
Two IlrAnKEp AND loRry ArRrs OF
iana-eeastsiuily s,ultSd In Adair county fct sale
heap kasars a H. nise. .esd,f
ForR SPLENDID FAFsss ru~ eal r-Near
The city, with good improvements ey
JACOB N ELDRIDaE,
.eA,f Corner Of Fourth and Rock Island ste
PiosrER MILIs.-The largest and most
rerf-c, Lumber Mn. % the A.-ls.ippi ara oaer-4
t1r -sle Sec Advertisement q
sa5u MILLS DEWEY
A SPLENDID new h.u>e with all out
Gdildiag-, aud commanding delightful view Of the
''.sr, fer safe So A'iser'1.sm..i q
25o,oUO No. |, Sawed Sllngle--5uU,UvU
18th sooooo cord wood Cal q " per eordD ali kinds
4 Lumber, p0sr., sash, Bilnd-, hand a, our
Nils. al reduced prices
aas,f nrRNElL, GIILET 3 Co
IAAh Norien.-tcr urcat bargains and
Fine Opportunities for Investment s<s
MILLS DkwEYs
l.Assan -- Ads.ra.semsnia
81 Money to Loan ON Real Estate
security. By EDWARD ALDEN
uaayis y w enrEsr Man and secosd ssa
IL Money 10 Loan, in sums to suit
appucAa,s vs. TArLNAN 4 rowERs
spssstf
Soo,oV oHiN.Lhs.-5h>t htsciNctt, 1--WE
half Million No !, Mt.Liysa sawed shins~. fcr
ale a, cur Lumber Yard eorn.r Fourth and narri.
.aa street.. CoTEs 4 pAvIEs
maysdtf
FoR sALE.--A iarn Of 80 acres. situated
Clinton eo, one nasle La-t II Hss Rock r o and
.asrter Of fai.a from Rock Creek FIGURING Mil
Eis4tiy ssres improved ard the eatirc farm 10
sneu.sd with good ieaee. tbs farm L. well water
= aud has On Il a FRAN house nearly new, with eel
a sad w"ii Il iac vatsr l. viii be sold with the
uaps thereon for go per scr. ii disposed nf eauu
EAqairs 81 MILLS 4 DEWEY,
Nc 6 noftlnan's Beck,
or Y q D. WRIGHT ga the the pr-ms--sN
tyiltf
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J.lMNsnN COUNTY

JOHNSON COUNTY
No 81 iso acres near Iowa Guy 30 acres broke
fric~, sis per acr-
.No sss leo seven milss from love- City
very choice
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" Yot ARE SICK IoU AusI TAKE MEDI-
5tss' For sa external and Maternal pain uss DE
Nitts Tain Rsescr, which .. stronger AID requires
80 10 shse, eare thsa any known remedy For
ever aud agne tab. the anls and harmless rem.
ssiy IN the World, Rhodes Fever snd Asue Cure
kss all hlous eoinrlaiat. take the Anti Bilious
ialls auxiliary 10 the Cur These Remedies
iestroy the Disease, but acSet the patient
". D CHAPLIN,
Mhu;esaaV Aue fs-N.xA.iRnr.
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wv nsvsf bsebse oGsrea Thsy snAene. e0r1j
yasisty. Ths bsansifal isvs hse1eon - e
tieAth sesssss. thea sAssssAiag auag - -
eeaarss % he esetls 49, q o. - en1s411
a0bsG ~ I1neSs vievs e lenasso1o d 49,, g
- covered With ~ nneuW UjMA2 49, -.
- tSs ~ ssssas n, ~ ~ S07S-i,
|. .sliss lssSss6 - = s'ssss
- rv~~as:sse.
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UWADkA LAND A08wCU.
COOK, SARGENT i PARKER, FLORENCE
~ Nsbraska, will attsnd promptly 10 ell basinse
ccnnected with . Land Agency, satksr In Eebsss
or Western Iowa
lsAaAA Wassaoes b0aghs, $50 an1 ooeas
Business for then ean Be- len with any Of The
dsrssgnsA-
Coos = 0Asosss, Davenport.
Coos, 6Aaefss Z Downsr, Iowa City
Coos, 6Asssss = Coos, Dssmc4ses nA2M
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NJ. %. THE PIONEER MILLS.

No Houses and 10, ia De wilt, house N ,,osie.
hish, good weii-pr'ee esoo
No g. THE PIONEER MILLS
This property consists Of three ots froutins Fir.
-;reet, aa two ON secoha street, comp rsilg ,he
r- buck " zao feet first between scott and Ril
.y, and ieo feet on secoad also bet~se, scott al,
Ripley Connected with thisis lease VI the Ianaiu.
iron,lag the property for term q ivursssn year,
iloa-sr Nils a coaa,lns iloa.s, : isrss sssrdia,
House, asId two Dwelling House, eseh Of which
buildings /. Two .,or,e. In height The maia sSay !
The Mil froass i&o feet scott street b. - Fire.
and two stories aud basement. The sdditions
ar IL LA sire svav feet and pris~s oe story
casrm~i a portion VI the bssemeEt 10 nsted Vi
A. uActAe stop, and j. well furnished With latL
aud all hecessary tools The remainder coltsins tb
OSefs, two superior steam cAsnes aud oil the grsi
lix sad Machinery hscvssary for the Mile. ia th
mrst story are IN" large mu, saws TWO large etreu
ar 'as., ole small s,reular sA~, Two shiisis m.
chlae~ VI Batter \ Lsshs patent, AID . sci VI lat
rA~s These ars al IN rerfsc, ofaer 90 how ~ cue
gs-sfui operation The second story 10 used sasi
ulii.d ans deer mandatory, and 10 fully sapplie
with all the osst and nsvst desirable machinery
f'oss Tia. Nil 10 nug regularly cutting ug~ ards 4
NO hundred thousand feel Of lumber, Ole Lundre
ans thousand hath per we.k end opera 81 but lie
hours psr day. II has cot II angie aay ever
fonrrrwo fsorsAxp ssxS % irssss
:. large .,aas pr, House. With care tn taking |
and removing luinbef, is asiaeheu 10 the MIL Ii
buildings afe progeeivs from nrs b. pipes connects
With ars. rs-er,osr Ia the rovf. the hsss stiaehs
| 40 which can be used In ssch rooss ~ . moment
warniAy laIes alec laid 10 the river 10 furnis
| supply OF water in the reservoir should la
he MAJ 10 aisv fitted with the requisite nAinrss {,
| lhe use vi Ess
| The boarding House contains fourteen rooms a.
so~d cellar, has never failing WE'LL good bar
| and ether out houses.
The D~ellins Mouses are nee, and In good rcpai
The Counting House 10 cuuanaodious aud rnentl
irranged, e.atsilias private otAcss, and sl~epin
apartments for cierks The grounds hot occupied
he buildings used a lulihcr yard, and arr
| ~ furnished with railway track, tarneef truck
| turntables, &C, &c
These Mills are BY general consent the larges
| meet completely equipped, nsost economically .
aAxcd, and mes, profitable Nils on shs eaiire Nj
issspii.
No. &C A One new twos story and basement Hous
ltaas@d on sixth street, In block 10 This neus
htains thirteen roofns Of rood els aud two cellar
.sd hes bath roola AID classt, alec good Il
l1use snd oeist~rns The Lot 10 isxlso fc~i, bea
ifally terraetd, and commands one of the anss
sie~s Of Davenport, Rock Island sndthe Nis.ssipl
which 10 To be fouEd In the vicinity There 10 al
4 as ia. premises harm, slx2A
Any gentlemen wishing 10 purehasc ~ n
and desirable resid~nc~s In our city vi
| nd this a rare opporiuEin. Terra. essy. fc-se
sloh given q, any time.
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uNiNrRovEp CITY PROPERTY

UNiNrRovEp CITY PROPERTY
No 10 klshtssn lots In block ! Lamsri,~'s @
| addition sssisV each
| No II EisLtesa To-. :. i'osk a. Lsnsri,.. I'd I'd
| jltioa, bss6s zach.
No ~ Nine lot. in block 3 Iau,hriics ID addltlos
No u A large number Of lot. and land by tbs
arrs Ia Iameriis's 81 addition.
No Il lot on Brady street, esxiso
No 10 IL, on We, slae Of brady street, saxiso.
Ne ID y of 10, 4 block I, Ferres, Dillaa's
addition, sexss
Ne ~ 10, on brady street, f2aiso
No. Is. Ioi block Is. svsiso feet. Commands
ine prcsp.ei
No. 10 Part Of 10, block " q feet froa, on Per
y street
Ne % Lot 3bloek 20 90 the biuG above the dsp<s.
ne ~ the Zines, sits. for q residcncs la the city
ses q TO - -Four valuable io,s In DE VIII,
No % iai In pursns e9Do 4 bargain
No - ten 10, In Upper Davenport,
Ne 81 Eleven and one half acres In uppsr Dsv.n.
poFf, containing good quarry and well ~aisr~d
No - A tract Of 100 acres about two milss froa.
the river sdiaininr North Davenport This viii b
ssld In parcels 10 suit purchasers and sssy
IMPROVED YARN LANDS
No % A farm Of 80 acres two rniies from N
Wit II has two houses new harm, two ~slls gso1
quarry, orchard Of loo trees six years Old aud q
aerss 81 timber, 80 per sers
No % 10 scres In Pihs ca, Ill. very valuable.
No ~ Leo acre. In Stark Co. Ill, sla uilss from
Fulton.
No - iso sers. In Warren Co, IN
uyINpRovED LANDS
No . tis acres in wa.hiugson Co, III
No " leo acre. In Warren Co. Missouri.
No. . lo7 acres splendid pine land on the hsahs
- the Chippewa river Wisconsin
No % SO acres 81 hsov,iy tlmbessd land ness D.
Crosx Falls, Wisconsin This h Oh the line of the
Hudson and Superior kaiircad
CLINTON COUNTY.
M. 81. eN section .. 4 3: RE
NJ. - Wv 4 section .. 7 ssk:E
No ~ n y section To- r s.k2E
No. ~ = h Of N L \ section Q. Ts2RaE
BENTON COUNTY.
No - q. w go acre. Of choice lsud
waiersd BY Prairie Crwsk, eostsns small wood los,
10 within \ OF . mile Of iargs grove Of sxcels1f
timber, Is miles from Cedar Rap.ds uust - Disposed
% ~ days and Will b. sold a bargain.
rowESuEIK COUNTY
No "a iooo acres Of s~lset land, Adjoining Ne
town Of 0rtnneli
No. a. a large tract of land. near El1ogA lho
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L a ~ > AG e N = 3,

II AND6 ENTERED AND WARRAN18 LO-
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Atty. . Coua'r. q Law. Cyii kastssss = o1svsyss.
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CRY BoNps.-I will sell one three acre
and two Eve lois ea., Of tho Depot and also ten
el,y lot. well located. Tor city hoads
a. To-
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s7ss7WM n 9@sFNT8 N@#M
2ss#N - ~ 80 aM4 ssAAs *sA s*A
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some people oppose IL
We shall soon have decision in the Lem
mon case from the supreme Court that
masters have the right to carry slaves into
New York and hold them there They
have the same right, Of course, In Iowa.
The decision will cover every State. Ne
groes, the bred Scott decision has already
informed ns,--havc no rights in this coun-
try which white men arr bound to regard,
and can b. nothing bat slaves. With Sla-
very in Iowa, We must Of course have law.
about IL. Mr.. Buchanan and Mr. Douglas
will permit u to ",syaiai, '" IL, though they
give ~ no power % exclude il! We shall
then bc slavcholding State. No law q.
tabiisaing slavery is needed for that. No
Southern State has more than laws "rcgu.
lating" It, Our legislatures will feel tho
necessity Of regulating Il, a. the Missouri
Legislators in Kansas did We must choose
among Southern codes. ia master dies in
lowa, We must say, BY law, whether his
slave 10 mere chattel, or personal property
--as In somc Slave Statcs,--or real estate
- 10 Others. We must decide whether the
administrator or the heir shall have him.
We must pass laws governing the sale Of
slaves, and the condition and disposal OF
their children. We must mako an escep-
ton In favor of masters. in our laws against
barbaross injuries TO the person. Whip
ping property TO death must not be consid-
cred "crucl Or unusual" We must compen-
saes the maates by law, when his slave l.
hung Cor murder. We must set up public
whipping posts, lfor slaves even in trsaaasu,
will sometimes b. disobedient,) and ct
usd 20 seeing moehen With . dark hin
cold away frosn their childrsn. We mus
co0s 70 The eonclasion that Slavery u n
tisaal, ssd fsssdsa sscsioasl.
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~ Under the head limited number VI special
Notices VII, be Inserted 81 10 eei. per line each
assertion, or 10 cents p-r week.
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To LgAsr.-A lo, and half near depot,
ra-r Of Fourth and lie Claire streets. for Is OF ~
ears. Apply 10
-clltf DAyI,QN A TRIH
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20 sustain it BY force. But the function Of
that shameless and infamous Legislature wAs
SIMPLY 10 regulate Slavery. To fstatlish
il, the Constitution Of the L. $. was enough.
THIS gives Slavery everything. II ''makcs i,
national" a the Toronto Giots remarks,
in every foot Of American Territory,
The poor ghost Of Squatter Sovereignty o.
appears, and in it, place stands the black
shape Of SarAsrIR SLAVERY, with the shield
Of the Constitution held before il, and the
stars aud stripes floating over its head
There are two schools Of slavery extern
si,nists at the South. One school, not
daring TO hold that the Constitution pro-
tects slavery, contend that il need 10 ro-
lection. Natural law they say protects Il.
II is regular state Of society Every man
has the right To cnslase the fellow man
who wishes, and to hold him as slave any
where. Ii il not slavery but freedom that
needs 10 he upheld by law. The other
school, not daring TO deny-what all thc
rest Of the world holds-that il 10 against
natural law for any man any where TO be en-
shaved, contend that the Constitution pro-
tects il. Both these theories, the North
has always rejected, the first with indigna-
ton and horror the second not less en-
phatically. The doctrine Of the North h
that the Constitution only recognizes slavery
90 far - it existed by local law when the
Union was formed. at exists oaiy BY local
law" said Mr.. Webster in his speech on
Douglas motion 70 exclude slavery iron
Oregon IN l64s. Wherever tLst loeal
law doss MT sxtsad, property in pesso.s
doss not s1ist." Indsed shs Constitutes
- not disestly protect slavery q oil h
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FoR SALr.--A lot of staple goods. con-
sis,lns mostly Of Boot. shee. and Dr, oool. Il
he value q assu, eco Apply TO
ALNET skEEL@
sel0lff No l,aven,a,rt If..rk
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90 tec Coensy me beewsea scott and uascsiir
eoanssss - pr aess
- = -. = ~ nssd froa Dsvsspsr, 10 Ne
Wtte a saoAsy sesssA ~ pr eess.
- TO fArns 10 Dsssass county
- A 6sn 81 - aer~s a Lost Grove Rosd, four
nilss asa psvsepsss, Acsss, ~ sacrses 80 PER
scrs
q A ...s.ss e.. q ~ ssrss, three n,Iss
= ssr,s SseSs' Si;ss - ssss '
Isssa sssssy. s1issdid sssss fer srssiss isss. n.
49, :' ::' * s i :::s Nv ). VIA
- 4 asa = = ssrss vssA good inpsovsusass
- ~ uiskesy Grove bod. o1e@
- ssn q - ssrss, = q God ,imbsr, and
80 ssIl1.ass. siss .iiss ffc@ bsveapori On 4
80 A farm u - ssrss, IN ssaesd ana nearly Al,
sanivsas1 50 sseAos4, egsing = seFss Of timber,
VIZ 80 i.Isovsasee. swc hossss three ml,ss
- = sesss s.Ssr Sod i-se. ssd ven ssasyaasA.
a.. - ..... :. g.. e ss:, z: :.;.:s
az .alss fre~ Suisss- enK - aass.
,l e i:ssss e - sss.,ss ~ ss.sss, as.s
psrsAsss vosll % wsd . n - sss.iss IS Hss'
49, 90e~pce sasapssvsd 80 h sssss, Mss
&c. g. 49,, sn ssss.s - ..ss s.i ~.
- ysssA n!aslsil l..ssl 81 ssSss ssss-
~ "a = - 80 = - 49, ssss - ssp'sss-
- s6i 81 4 { = sifl6sfSisl4
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ArcrIoS.-on Saturday, October 10, At
laaclcck a N We win offer NJ pnnlic sale the hal
suce Of our stock Of pry 0ood. Crackcry, oiass
~arv, Fancy Articles A.
MrMANrs 4 SHEPHERD
narst.frF. Gef
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A. c. FrLroN will Lc at the office of Da.
.isou True, ia six 10 eight day se.p
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America But Pierce and Marcy, after having
dictated this course Of sorrespoudenoe, have
thought proper 10 initiate, to accept, and 70 re-
commend 10 the Senate this DallasC Clarendon
treaty, why should Mr.. Buchanan 60 70 Wsahing-
ton, while yet private citizen, to defeat The
treaty or to use his prospective authority, in
any way whatever, with the Senate. We pre-
sumo that he knows toe well the propriety
and fitness Of things to undertake any ex-
pertinent of this kind. The only way in which
he might with propriety interpose to prevent the
ratification Of the treaty in the interval to the
4th of March, would be in the form Of eonfden-
tial application to Mr.. President Pierce or bis
Premier. We dare say, however, that Mr..
Buchanan has not taken even this step against
this treaty of Mr. Dallas with Lord Clarendon, but
that the recommtment of the treaty to the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, with view to Ger
tain amendments, was the work of the Senate,
independently Of any conversation with or re-
monstrance or suggestion from Mr.. Buchanan on
the subject
Furthermore, we adhere to our impression,
heretofore expressed, that the object OF the
Senate in this reference of the treaty was TO hold
it over TO the 4th OF March, to await the views Of
Mr. Buchanan in his official capacity, as Mr.
Perce's successor. Finally, We believe that the
name of Mr.. Dallas so far from being draw
back with Mr.. Buchanan will be positive adj
vantage to the treaty, and that with some
amendments the general programme Of the
treaty will yet be ratified through the influence
Of MIR. Buchanan.
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News from Lancaster.
yRH NEW ADhMIsTRAr1ON-rM DALLAs-cLARE%
BON rREAYY-hH- BvCHANAN's VIEWS.
LANoAsIR, Feb. 10, 1857.
The stand TAX by Soulhsrn IN avor of J. 0isDoy
JONES' Of ths ssaae, for . position n NJ Buchanan's
Cabinet supported by hsne mnuenoe and The intimate
rotations which for years have existed between shs Pre-
sdsns sless and Mr.. JONES' supposed may pscs that
gentleman among the Presidenss constitutional advisers
senator Br sht hes been offered the post Of Secretary
Of the Interior, and he has accepted the place. Tho nts
honor has been rendered 70 Mr.. clifford. The position
assigned him Attorney General Of The United States
Mr. Cobb spoken Of for Secretary Of nase. Thai,
however, 10 NOT definitely fixed upon. ia decade were
taken from The age Of Senator Glass; he would DO put in
the psce Of NJ Marcy. Hh physical inability 70 perform
the duties Of The station ID the only mat deters
Mr.. Buchanan from choosing him. This version h from
the President himself who has . high estimate Of the
talent patriotism Of the veteran Senator The Pfesi
dent does NO. think safe prudent 10 take Judge
Black from of the Supreme Bench Of this State 81 the
present critical period IN IL political history. That
ono reason why the Judges claims for Cabinet appoint
meht have been postponed-but this Ia doubted by some
now leaks out that the recent visit OF Mr. Buchanan
to wash zion had other objects than that Of obtaining
information upon the subject Of the selection Of proper
persons Cabinet appointments One 70 enter his
protest against the ratification Of the Central American
treaty which he II most unmstakaby opposed 70 In oil
s moro prominent features. The sending Of this treaty
to committee in part the work Of Mr.. Buchsnsn,
who has thus indicated HE course upon Central Ameri
Affairs. In addition II 10 we'll understood here that
M Buchanan has put upon record 70 private friends mis-
Views upon the recent treaty with Great Britain In
relation &c the Central American question: and they
Identical with those which he expressed to Lord Cisren
his discussion with that distinguished English
statesman he now views the attempt TO iAsen upon bis
I'd minstyaton . different construction OF nation
rights unfair, and hence his active opposition 10 the
ratification Of the treaty Nr. Dallas viii be recalled, 10
certainty The President must have one deal
with this question whose views aosord nearly with
his Who that man will be 10 not fixed definitely;
but circumstances point 70 Hon. Daniel g. Dickinson oil
New York most likely 70 be chosen. Hon. John Sill
dell being urged upon the President elect for posi-
,op but other wsrk II appropriated 10 him. Spain hi
field.
u understood that COL Forney Is to be rewarded
with the Oons ulate Ut Liverpool This will run athwat
the path Of Col Robert Tyler whore vision took In hu
field Of action Bot the Havana Consulate Is equal In
and pay with that st Liverpool, and hence there no
danger OF difficulty on this account
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WNuroToN, Teb. y, 1851
Case No be.-The United States W. The CITY Bank Of
Columbus. Argued by Attorney General Gushing for
plaintiffs, and BY Mr.. stanbsxry for the defendants.
February II, 1857.
Case No. a -HorsSso 4. SAFER w. Charles Emerson
Judge M,Lean delivered q decision reverdng he judg
msst a the circuit court Of NE United salss fov Massa
cbusssts, with cos1s, and Remaining The cause With
directions 70 award pensre facias De novo
Cnse No. 2eA-N C1Ayt w. b. Q. Clarke Of n. On up.
peal from the United etaAes Circuit Coun q New Hamp
shire On motion Of ceusse fovthe appeIlees the cause
was toct esed and dismisssd with costs
PCase No. 2ss-In the matAsv Of Ferdinand Cast, q
bankrupt On appeal from the Circuit Oour o. New
Hampshre. On motion Of council for The sengnee, The
appeal was dookseed and dismissed with costs.
Case No. b7.-The United States W.. Domingo Vncente
Per~Na. Argument commenoed for appsianHs and con.
uuued for appAllee