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RIVER 4 STEAMBOAT NEWS.

sir.asr H.Dsss bs.rs fL.ip-, nssss,la.
ssssmsr LAcLsss, vssrhsss. ~ rsaiL
steamer 0ASLsaS, h.rrtsou, - Paul
&c. ~. d..si.; ws.!lass.s. D.l.sas
ssssM-r Lass Cssv, slcan y. Paul
steamer RssoLuss, -, Dss1sae
Dspasss1.
steamer BAss.. sIAs.. fA:lp., nssessis.
ssssssr Lscisss. taSrAsss' u i1sl.
ssss.ss oAsIAss, Aorrsson, 2 Leais
s:.:: :s k..: i.::' c..: .:: c sss.s'; Ss..s.
steamer Mssssssrs, Ossy. tsalsus
Steamer Rssoiuts, -, DukuQss
- Crsws ~srs hired b, several s,sssssrs ss cia
e,nnsli issi Monday ss eis . moath TLls 10 iuss
half WIS, the ~sgss we're mocsh sgo
- The sossAsss ssaT sss barasd 10 TIE sslsr
edge Of Mobile lest Friday week She wss ssiss1 .,
eis.0o
- Tks Flora sili sssfi So1 0sl<sa tale nsoralns,
and the }. Mckee ios Aosirsss TILE evening" BvtL
ere god Lo~is end vsli oGcsssd.
"
- No change 10 notice Ia Ms river here ssa .,
Asy po,a,s above bclow u ! getting io~ =
FrsAshis sss ~ 10 nssas sbs1da1,, and nser lasi
ness ssnsrAliy dail
- Ths n. Orleans bosss sss Low ssducng the
wsSss u psloss She accepting The rsdacslon -
sssass Ia keeping tbs bosss saoss
- TAs plios Of tbs rssd Lower, IL wr.iias 10
sAs Cincinnati 0sssns says shaa shs wasss of pilots
"a the Uppss AisssssiDpl sill douhsisss sams down
- o1sO per mosth
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sr The town clock ia Cook q sargent
nrw banking house has become an inssitution
which Is Looked up 10. We have not watched
II particularly, but believe IL keeps good time.
II Is great public accommodation.
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tLsxNLsss, oci. -.
Nois Outstanding ihs laasil,"1e,a.m oI the
blstinion Convention osst l.s, ,lele;. ;.aies iruui
nibe of ten States mel anil st gal,iked lp-.ia,
WARNS kabin~sl. al oh.s,s ftes,i.nt with
Vice Presidents ale fi..ia each iIrc sisi.
busiissss eeianitises mefs aH.,ointej.
Addresses sere mad.. hy Parker rril,iturs
Ably krlis Poster ami .ai,.f-
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lV The Mnscatine Jonaai u again some
what troubled about Flor, nee money II
s-'r'@ -"ry willing that the people Of Mnsca.
the should rely upon city scrip in their bu.
siness transactions but il unwilling iha, they
should lend any coansenaGce 10 Florence mo
ne,. This Is all \ matter Of taste They will
mud that farmers prefer Florence money Tor
their produce 10 Muscaiine cisy scrip.
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SENBNfl ftNf tfNtH IN -ilA IN AMI
- I@WniN ~" .rni. IA Mstrhsudax. given. -
Mst4A tFf Fxrhang- fat lssilst Nsss- af s@si Hu88
turtrnry ths M.fshahtiEr atti - ssAal ffs 4
-tuek a. ptse- o. -ait tls tss4st and Ests4pft.@~
erliaistla- ana NvbosH iL~ik- Htt.- Ae MrI.ga
rsts.t-. EHsei-pe- atsd iuks itsak R~.k. Haak.fs
snd N rrssni- -lati.'u~ty Wal tsIste enatAss-
and H1rscrs Magazine, sew.rsr-r- aud Ma
sheet Au-f .Hid frh= sfsi ,ss.-.
~ - Frait street. 'htrp tissT- ssfth ~ the fsi
bfirs 1fiu III Af,AAe
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THs REASON WHr.-A few days ago We
aoticsd the fact tAaa the hsef now bsing sold
in sur markets IL the bsse we svsr tasesd any
where. We hare often had - fst bsef, hut
nsssr ssch teader and juicy meal We asked
= butcher why this was. He said In cxplana-
nation, that last spring I'll The cattle that had
survived the winter, we're missrably poor.
Since spring they have been fatisned up In
quick tisns, and this accounts for the besf BE-
ing % excellent. ne asys cattle thas have
bsen fat several ysars, ars jass . likely n bs
toash . thossA tksy wsss ~ ~ = III. and
that butchers are themsslvss oslsn deceived
y this. eeoseinss thsy Mn fas sosss, and
1sd Ne hess cuts u 4 a thsir own tah,ss
very tough. An this soasds ssaspsasss. Dus
the Ssce q ~ vssy snpssior besf q shis tns
10 indiputabas. Is b now hoing sold, q lsas
~ oae buooaee ~, wks aAvssnlss h our
co,snas. = 8 - ~ peaal ~ ~ snas>sr.
Ths - eaas ~ b ~ nnlns = loe -
posBd.
aaAIl 4 FA81E
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E4T The Rock island Argss says the cleo
tion in Iowa is strcne evidence that ia. eau se
Of Democracy Is advancing. Last Spring the
Democracy Of lows elected two out Of three
of their candidates for State Offices, and the
great mass of their county offices. Al thi.
late election the Republican. elected their
Governor, Lieut. Governor and majority ia
both branches of the Legislature. How long
viii II take the Democracy Of Iowa To ad-
vance backwards out of existence
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for Sale.

I.'oR SALE A FINE NEW BARoUcnE
L .ar,.rs, .a''asl. q. ,s.. g ,.s Ior.s.. c.
s1ls shsap " iN'pB WEAVER IN
aez'n cer ID .nd r.rry ats.
A AEON AND HARNESS FOR SALE
w AL new aaa ~tii BE- -s,ld ga time f d-.,r.J
4 1uNTEk, DEsk Ac SUITABLE TOl;
y fanking hss-r Er,ker- onirs AI-a -
a.ssi-ea,e rartiti"a 9Th s.-s and szsh asev-. a
- sefrw csr,ns rrss- A. o. -.Ie YER, eEsa,
aa', -. y ..sa !. -. s.s Aas''"" store, \" -
"-i;at App, - ELI ADAMS
l.'nE SAIL "A HORSE AND CART, ONE
I f4iF.aal. scaie I s.p " a T~a Iiar.a GanaheY
.''' 1.a,a II. :. -" ""'', ta.'i, .rr,sf rsrn
sssfsf a, hts re-ii~n~- Esst D~v~ay~,r'
lMELLiha HOUSE uE HkADN sTE..kr
ln -, ias anart..xnsi psers ~ sAie hls
saaasa4s ssxht .sa s.iiar 8raand 10 10 sy
10 lst' sisaiain- .iah~ sh.d M. apple pear plum
I'D ehsffy .fse- rrare s,n~s -hr.eisry sissen snd
". as.s. 20 ,hs sa..s pheasant rss,a.ass. 10
u. "a aud Sitt d. -"li al ,sIl lr~ pries
/ ra at Ivck satgrnts.
+ t.'oR sALE-TiiE MUsT BEAUTIFUi.
Fs.islsnse Erorery In ID. city 20 psv.npsst
ssstihs 10 hss BE. n ~ by lso fsel each ~ss chss
- pie y ehssy .nd Safi.t, - sLsi. trees. srs,.
saas- ssa srna".sisi shsnhi.r,. -sess d~stfni.
tes.. Hs,h,ns h.a.e a. se ssaa,-a an III. s..nnl
tsss tsn.s q, ka-i fssssturt, Miih rises Ns-~
/ fltEsstGf fa@ssf ttenft
| I.s.- .oAs hall o..L. balance 8 ys.s.. With ,.a
/ 81 esht sni.r.-t Price ten thsn.snj a.Iisf. Ap
! tss ." W uIi.DGkTm,
/ -ssf pa the pfea.i.s-, near ks-t b.sengort
EASE FOR sALE-THE sUBNCRIH.H
\ aasss f~t s.ls she sss~ sad dstusss of nsrs
arr htose be nas scaap.es, - hs intssas Il,
sefnass ts his .tnT- Ia Niehotis Hs.ch TIL
-.es. st.r. ss well nisi ny saa ID The besi D..
sied in the city ias trade
JC wAsuRURSE
i,-ssnpsss, Jaiy ASA, Iss7
eaS0 Ter Aoee.
M ACRES Or LAND rO9 SALE alA
~ Asd hall miles fran "a. sisy al D.senpost
~ ~. AtleH ssross Rad shsaI 10 under eas.
aAsatins ali esesossd With god fence . sap.ll
| iastns haas.4 s1ih gs~ai wrii ~ ~ai.T
This LAID y q. ga-i .. there 10 In III. eountx
/ Iu1tniss ~ tha s-ilus - the ss2sti. suatf
CossrmxW veMg~as Ger aose.
| III CHICAGO WAGONS w AkRANTED
/ - y hnsh 10 tLs he.t msnnsr -of th. b~st mater
/ - tsf s~i- a"s I'f rash, 'iMS fsx srpscs.d
4s4ss, ett8 h.sna- y. \ WHY
fsssiAsim ffv.t >, doors sass fSoa nsaay
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A Pssset Fsga .

PaIlsBEIraiA, urt =
An exciting affair occurred yesterday go ,l,e
cars near aha..si,etsbusg. Lsi.e,n Nj NJ,
kibtsea, NJ Z. tfon taiiianis aGd Isaac tFala
isis hrs,th~r -in-ias Tie latter has incurred
the cnnaity Of his wiinle family hy the sr'luc
ti"n of hi- aiies- sister a deal atri alanab gir
several Sears sinss
The parties mri Hsciicnisiiy iof The ~ "a
Tins sissce the ossnrf.nse Pistol wrfc Hss'i
assi trsip was aau.ssis.i hai nnt ,ltulri"u Az
Nj Mekihi,aas /. ih. sspl ~ laM uf tltn nat "a
officer of this part
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Ma bnLIAae bet -s
Financial matters uu,a.n nnslangse.l
Miirs Adams 4 Z. s.iian Iast.is lail.d
to-day
A gang .i nlask,si nssn iad uighi attacked
the inhabitants Ia ~. Thn.uas siresi. nho o..
mostly Irish. killing on. la.t..sn aud Nout,l
ing sons. dnz~n nshrts. VI Hue tn th. assss
sii,s at th.ir sblsst
Later ssasss haass-.
81 Iatts oct -
Al a i,.niesra,is meetffHs NJ I..r.5inIsi.,g,
hahsa. ot ia. ssnh resuiuiious ssi- adopted
-troagts sa1st~alag the aetlen oi wsik-r ai.i
ssanton ia reieet,he the fetarts .l oxford ,as,-
ei6et. johnson s"alas. Tie esafss "i the
Governor ami hi. Secretary ass characterized
a. high sa,.sisd Illegal aud a asnrps,i"u of
power belonging aily :. the Legislature
0seess Esptssssa.
krrraio, t,e;. ~
fLe new steam tug stIlltuan exploded
het boilef at noaf fo-d.. mh.se lying AT
the hss III COMMERCIAL strset. The crrm,
hs. per-ons, scrr At dinnef Al the time "i
the expla~.on. lou, Il them arrc n.a. az
les sealslei, and nm, named Heath, !.
missing, supposed t. he drowned
obstructive F'sre.
VIVA urt q.
The Utica Lork Factory was destroyed ~
if. this morning. Ln~s s.,o.as, Insured
ti0.UU
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nr chAs u DAY. of Chicago having become
associated with as In the osret,s job once he viii
hereafter have The entire supervision of that depart
meat. A. Nj Day is Of the best doh Printers Ia
the Unoa AID facilities for the execution OF work
have recently bsea greatly enlarged by large sddons
81 latest styles type &C we can now promise oar
patrons TO execute job Work of al varieties With
sssinsss' eA~.pne.. and iisiateA Ny The so;iss
above, II viii be that We have ordered more
steam press machinery This IL the oaly oaee Ia ths
city where stssm power d used thai our fssiIss
are uGssaAlled SANDERS BRO
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LOCAL MATTERS.

U The last two days have been gloomy
duh aud chilly, threatening rain.
tT See advertisements of sale Of China
Ware. oa Paintings, Pictures. &C, this even.
ing at Adams Auction Roou.
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- Oar ssyisssr sos ,oa Day Shove well In ssssDAs
isna 10 sAss se the ~ dsys inmedissiy psses1lGs
There wss pretty bas pals of psodses the wharf
yesterday, of which the Belfast vas taking = pAr
lass svsaiae
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AT TaR pAv8HPORI- COMMERCIAL
IA college, 10 JessIy's 80 bsiiAlao. snsnss u
Third and Perry stssess.
W. osspe, No. ~ esass1s - 0svnaay, ereonsos
sf the osgnsa LAn4oGs. gosyssees1ly 6s9onuen 20
the citlzens of Davenport and vicniy - euoae1nA-
ueat VI sshooi tSs lnstEuettos " tbs 0ssman Laa.
lars ks esn be sssa Sfon 70 e 1ctoek 4 -
RsssasAcss IN 0ssseA, Law 04ee = 0akltch
3 stewart, second street. south st1e, beeweeh Main
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NORA0SIsN Irs IssnEss axp Dssssss, b. il
HveS, IL ,fasmesiy Aortnon Elder aud Presias

NORA0NIsA, Irs Lsspsss .xp Dssssss, sy Jso
HTes, u .fsn~sy Mormon Elder sId President
of SAT- Lake CITY
This IL the title Of = work which has ere
sted iqnise = sensation In some paris of the
country, and will b. read with interest every
where. Written by one of the Elders Of the
Mormon Church. . man fully initiated in all
i.s lnysteries, history and scandals. and psr-
son Of acknowledged ability, this work must
prove oi exciting iasnrssl TO all who have had
their attention attracted tox ards the Mormons.
Il has received sxtspded critical notices from
the press, showing that The book 10 at lsass
worthy Of prominent notice. This book on
Mormonism has Just bssn issued from the
press Of ". p. Pessidae 4 Co. New York Il
is for sale In this city u Geo. ". Riia 4 Co. .
book store, aad at Hssu's ssus depot, nearly
opposite the Le Claire Hoass. In this work
will he found details Of Aormosssw 1. pvae-
f,es, a. Il now exists In Utah, with full his
tory Of this singular peopss.
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wmEAr.-Thc Mnscatine Journal says -
/" We intinlaled last week that the present
prices OF wheat in Chicago and 81. Louis (6Oa
60 cents ~aaid not justify any one ia paying
n,"re than % cents a. good ~eaey for wissst In
Iowa Whether this price ysas6ss any one
in paying more than 60 cents for whss, in
Iowa. is no question with us-but We know
the Jaa. that 66c Il being paid for wheat in
this cit, In as good money % can BE- psid q,
Mascatine. Chicago or any other market.-
As the ycsraai acknowledges that il buyers
do not feel justified in paying more than ltsy
eemfs the farmers will perceive IL b In their
interest 70 bring their wheat 10 this place. la
fact, farmers living belsw Muscatisss. have
brought their wheat to this market. aud slmos,
every day wheat Is passing that place on It's
way 10 the Davenport market
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Da Borxros q committee of Young
men from the Literary Association are engaged
in filling programme for this winter course
of Lectures, We would respectfully ssgsssi to
them the name Of DIR. Boynton, the 0eoloris,,
who is Just 1ow closing succ-ssful series OF
lectures at Chicago. His theme is no, oaly
the most interesting but the Doctor IL said to
handle Il more ably than any man In the
United States i capable u doing. Althcush
the times are stringent, We presume . large
nnmber Of tickets might be disposed Of for =
course Of lectures similar 10 thr ore inst de-
iiscsed by him in Chicago
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Rssrs--whiie We give credit to others for
reduction Of reats. the greater need 10 due
our iellow-citizen A. lie Claire, ESQ. for hsv-
ing always ksp, his renis reasonably how. Al
this time whilc 9TH ers under the y~essurs are
asking and renting their store rooms for
sllUU per annnm. Mr. lie Claire continues 10
rent his, In the row which bears his name and
which - the best business block In the city,
for sa,00 year
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CRAxsEaaIKs. .-Uur market II now well sup
piled with large aud very hne cranbcrries.
We noticed yesterday before Messrs. Harro-
man 4 Hills store, a few doors above the Pest
Office, seventy sacks Of fne cranherries, which
they had lust received from Minnesota. They
are scIlns by retail at l0sla &c per quart
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sowy eses Weeks.
ItST RECEIVED - AN INVOICE ~
Mann. ratsr' 'aI2ias hs...
40 ,-srrW lrssF and ks.sie talssuz Pre-
A'so -uI@ftsr AiaeT.es.ia, and extra hessy Ia.
bi'aiLs Cart Perforated /, sfi Hard ss-sat.d
81 a. NJ NJ hfiis .uf"ci H-sF the t-st .,t,le-
-lff Ill AhANe
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Was the nrs and until quite rsesa,ly. III. only paper
IN the ., ale Of Iowa printed Steam Power fpess
and is circulation s the largest Of any IN the state
Adser'i.er. appreciate ,h~.e sdv.ntases col.
anne amply testify
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
A0ENIw DpOsR TssE GAZETTE,

pAiIv raIwxExIY am wExKlr
New Yosk-a n rrttengiii 4 Co, lle Nassau-st
William , gAassnck " Nassau street
Cincinnati -. II fs m, % wes, FoursA street,
a. Iosis-.l.s naddcridse, N. W. corner olive
and Main str~~ts
Chscssc W. spencer, lea Randolph ct scriy.
en- ssd Gallagher D.ar1arn o.
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hosHxar-TLe i"om OF one of the boardcrs
at the benton House was entered night before
last, and fourteen dollars we're taken frsm his
pocket Ts" mrn we're arrested IN ,uspicion,
one Of whom lad registered Lis name the
night hefor.. and the other gone 10 his room
without registering bis name This amount of
money was found ea ons man. and In bills
which answered the description Of the money
stolen, hut as the loser conld not swear 10 the
money beiag his. the men were released.
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rn1sop@iiH
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WsusUss6 U70Wses
'l'HE SUBSCRIBER is keW HEsElkIA.s
] hi- sil ri,sst II As5isa. ratsT esst.pflsta
aAgusgs.si ..us Letter atsa Tap Sizes. ftatm sssie
g The hrai talii- 3. tlse tlea state s.ss knsst
asd frsnch pspsrs tsslu-sa at1 ~ tsasa
COMMERCIAL suTI
Waite Ligr, i'ssG sHa zsss,slst rasFs rulea at
plata - th- fsiie~ilg mill. i.srsHa t.as- -steea
a uuFihei II. Crown Nils. .saslIf Nj, fs1aIa 1
- =. Gaf.N e. i-4aia& Efathsr :. .Asailsa aef4a
Manufacturing ,a's tsiains sal srtlA. Nsiius fasa
iAsen aniy, a. psriun tinted Ahaastsz knsz1 sil4a
Was Faiists, tsiussss Auaisf5 s4si Nstgaalsisi
Aso ffutn sstne nsis atsd .aias - iss aas s,alt
iaosI tk LITTER fAFkKs
BATH trseI pH fApfkr lIIFEg
HitI PAPER IanA aud Hrssd F..is
LBsAI as halea sna ealasa.
tAf, FLAT GAf and NIfsliM
Also Plain sni fancy Note fapers Ehsalstss
ssd Mafer., huTs sssid aEsase .aasa u4ae ~ A
shito Iny.ssles sna wff ise s.ila h4Ws.a arEses
fuT ta~h. Whuisrai. ~ Retail
AZ NJ ~ Brads street three dnas# nsstA ~ e..
f's-i asntr~ .s1 I'LL AHAAe
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~ sud hall miles fFasa th. sis, al D.S@npost
~ the Alter s6roNs rad si,uI !. acre. andrr ea.
assatiss ali ess,ossd With god frsr~, . sa.Il
i4Asns hoas. siih gs~ai wrii ~ water
fhas LAID y g~-i lhers 10 In III. eounsx
Isatulss ~ ths esiitur ~ the Lasstis ..aff
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DOCTs. LINE 4 Am8o,
DNY6lClANS d SURGEONS.
l On Brady s,res,, opposite the Poe, Ofscs. SAILS
0QCT. =. MAAl0 AL,
QlNDERS HIS SERVICES IN THE PRAc-
j fICE ~ NEDIO1ng Ia aii tta departpneut.
10 the ctllssns of Davenport end vicsniiy.
- O0es svse M Adams tDn0k bsass, nyaAy o.
Twenh stT~ets lel3
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\ VERY EFFICIENT ARTICLE fUr
y ,apNtva tsit,F~ Wfir,. a. pat ~ IL = -
tails isrGn and anrh cheaper than sht iss
ltrn.
iFirr asAiy sten rnHplrlr Ai.a tts
Ssss~s~n NaGa Ssssssss.
EIDssIh% RAJ FLENiHl.a HAsB SIAM
AMF~ sLtF LINKING iai IaB
fr Eank-, iAwnk~r. Baiinssas I's.s ssfsArss NJ
ehaut@s a. ~uh wtlaaaa iAie# AID ii. nr~~ h. !.
stamping siisss hnsiu#~a carte tsanks 4ftu4s
sAufN Hs.sr- dFsdt- &S rsnapis. sh.asn saes
f.rtNcA AZ NJ ~ iifasit - near ths L. -
I'LL AIfA Mr.
scuf Ay..t 80 Il4.estt54syt - ste4s.tt4
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pnslprSTr ron nyzr-ri,. c.,MN, INN

~ bHH~ sssu. Dwelling sisassevf near Et.t
iassnr"si rnsaf1sHd,ns "a nnr ris.r psosisct aEa
siAe aete ~ lhe -nEreuniin. srnana- wei ssn~kei
wash siaac~ frait ir--. rss~s~ss.an s.v~n spm~ai
afelN AVpgK "a the "a NJ
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TERus ~ SUBSCRIPTIONS
DAty - Per annuua, psyaLls IN advssce, 9th.
srwlse - cents Per week, payable 10 carrier
..i iWsskLy ~ per snnam In advance
Wss9n -eebo pes sanna, In edvasse
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-30
Wsss Psp~s., ssr, cheap.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
F.bus o. Washington; patience greater than that

The Kansss treason prisoners, after four months
,o.. confinement in miserable tents and shanties,
with detachment of troops to guard them, aud
being kept for eigh. months longer under heavy
bonds-and in the case of several Of them, an ar
rest while on their way TO the East and forcible
reoOnvey ance to Kansas to the great damage and
interruption Of their businoss-haye at last, been
discharged on a uoUe proSeqai.
Who ia TO recOmpense these gentlemen for hav-
ing been made, through the agency of the United
States Government and by the conniyance, if not
the direct procurement Of the Administration at
Washington the victims of hat this nolle prOse9ai
admits to have been miserable Pro Slavery political
trick In fact Mr.. Buchanan's Administration, by
continuing in Office Chief Justice Lecompte, whom
even Pierce had the decency to supersede may be
sidered as having assumed the responsibility Of this
Uretched and disgraceful political maneuver. Nor
bas the nOIic prOScqp been entered for nothing Not
only is great credit to be taken for the Border Ruff
fans in not trying and hanging, as well as arrest
ing and imprisoniDg these parties, but their dis
charge is TO be made pretext for the dscOntinu-
ance Of all the indictments for murder, robbery
and arson hanging ever Buchanan's chief office
holders ia Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28

ENA>SS RorARi DI5GER was tested last week
near Bloomir gdae, in the presence OF a number oi
spectators Its weight 900 pounds serious, but
the inventor claimed that be materially reduced.
Il was tried on stif soil which, the owner stated,
had been plowcd but IN the last twenty year., and
then to a depth Of Eve inches only. The Digger,
moved by single span of horses thoroughly tore up
and pulyerizcd the soil TO the depth OF ten inches.
causing it to fall in shower behind the machine. IL
WAS claimed 10 cut breadth of three feet and 1t WAS
Judged by some of those IN attendance tina, isFgs
machine Of this pattern, propelled by four horses.
guided by one man could pulycrze the soil to depth
of ten or twelve inches by breadth four feet aud
thus pow six or eight per daythe ground being
let IN n far better condition than if plowed aud liar
roved in the ordinary manner. The general NerdIct OF
observer, wa that though this machine u probably
s,,.ccn,ible of impovement il certainly docs more
work with the same outlay of power than any pow
can do. Whether it Is adapted to or may be mcdi-
fed so as to be proftably used on stumpy, rocky
marsh, or otherwise difficult land our reporter does
not state; nor have we any report OF the preclse
amount of power required by u. Maniesty, how
ever il was more than would have been employedto
turn an ordinary fuuow though 1t is plausiby con
tended that tie power required to forge plow hor-
zautally through the earth in good part saved ~
this machine, whlch displays t"elNc r""S vi Ss0o'
teeth moving over six concenric cylinders or wheels
and thus pressing its full weight on that row of teeth
which are in mediaely under IT, ard so inserted deep
est into the earth But will not more fully describe
this Digger since it will doubtless be more searching
ly tested at the Implement Trials aud Fans OF the cur
| rent year.
We close with the statement Of a fact indicative On
the immense impouatoc Of tho various efforts no"
being made to furnish effective substitute for
the Plow.
Bronson Murray Of the largeS, farmers IN Hi
nois who has several Thousand acres in crops this
,car has suggested and contributed TO premium OF
so eco for ne invention Of practical. successful
steam or other improved Pow, requiring only that Il
shall DO the worl, Of preparing the so for the reoep-
ton Of seed rapidly though at no less cost per
acre Il an the same work Is accomplished by the
ordinary Pow the great object desired being celebrity.
in order that the immense wheat aud corn fields Of the
West may be put in condition and seeded at the most
favorable season Of the year. Mr.. Murray expresses
the opuloh tlot Il the requisite number OF tears and
men could be obtained usual prices the number Oh
grain ard rootproducing acres IN the West wouu 10
doubled in a single year.