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wrsppiag ". To touch the, COW ~as 10 be
hurled down the emhankmsni, with roll.
ing s,eam-choked locomotive. inta The mo
rssr below. And yet how lsng /, ssemed
till the dread moment, What = crowd Of
thoughts Of the past, the prsssat and the
future, In those few sseonds ef time rushed
10 ,he mind, each terribly disduet in itself.
yet a chaotic mass when nov sought to %
remembered. Nearer yst--ancther plunge
"A s,artliss remor Of the iron frame be-
meath us--and the cow aas feiliag dawa
the enbankment. A stick Of wood from
June hand had brought her % her scnses.
She had attempted to escape IRON the track,
when the eow-estchsr struck one leg. send
ing her hoofs upward down the bank, We
were safe. and in minute more we were
BY the side OF Jim on the locomotive. The
train stopped. jim said not word, but
reaching into tool.box pulled cut green
bottle, Il was slowly elevated, Jim's hon.
eat face was turned up TO the sunshine, and
with eyes elosed--Jim aeserrd He was
relieved. He shook Us solsmnly by the hand
aud said:
"Thers, my boy-you DON, ride on that
eow.cascher agaiu--no matter how much
you beg me--t,he rascal.-he had made me
take that sea,.)--but IT'S entirely safe
there amt such . mcrchins ~ this in the
world--no other could have butted that
COW OF the track--nevet hollersd 50 in my
hfs--take q drink"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

JuHcIAI BuT.oosEKY.- Tho eaitors Of
the I1ionsl lEsela2escs-. st Washington,
come days since, sent word to Caisf Justice
Taney. ssheiting copy Of bis decision ia
the bred Scott case for publication. The
reques, Was made with I'll due propFiety,
ana they had right TO exPee; 81 least q
ssntiemsDly reply. if DO, eoP' ofthe de.
cision in question. Instead 81 This, the
arrofsn, old man retained ghe following
ipsolen, and uneosteous snsver:
achief Justice Taaey rstura, ria cam
plimeri 70 N editors ofthe National In
ts,ligene r.. and in reply 10 Their request
heRs TO infOrm Them that he doe uot pre-
Pare opinions for The uee Of juvenile dsss'
ring societies., OF Of political new apapers.
Such sre2ls from psr'izsa o: the
Southern "chiss!ry," would surprise no.
bedy. Bot from The occupant Q; lie eisni-
6ed posi,ion Of Chief Justice ofthe United
States. it is simply disgusting
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1it has already been be bosss d
Ceionsi BssroI tina, he had LeEer been 10
. foreign counuy Strangely enough,
Aowsvss, . fsv days ago be SLOWED him
ssH 70 10 drawn over the suspension bridge
a niagara, into the British douinions We
srs slfaN Oh bullion is losing LIS intense
pssriedaa.
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PaAsKLIs PiEkcE TO - PsEaeHEf.-
II Is said that old Lorenzo DIV. the eeis.
sraied clericai eccentrieit, pFoPAssed
when Franklin Pierce va. Represents.
live 10 Congress tina, be pierce sould bs
elected 10 The Senate, thea 10 the Presi.
deLc,, and insliy, that he -vgA become
. minister Of the G0sp=!. IHe-ih.r5s Of
rks prophesy have bees sre.dy io.-
Allied, saS ne sincerely tfusi tEst ae may
Asu that II p has sci sbDu! fd.d ling the
other third
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The Know No,biugs Of L asYiiis rs =
an election for Mayor Of ths city, on tie
<th inst. There we're two CO dstes, Gen
Pitcher, the X. N. nonine, Capt Mar
Tin, Independent. Pitcher. 81 sised l,s77
80; Martin 2.4 This VS. about one
fourth Of The city, and shows 80 the right
Of suffrage 10 enjoyed there.
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iaaEssI CATHOLIC CATHIDlAL.-In the
recent debate in the New York Senate up.
On Trinity Church, 1t vas stated that the
Roman Catholics Of New York are .sDou,
building, and have made The necessary
preparations for q Cathedral at the upper
part Of Fifth avenue, Of size EXCEEDED only
by 81. Peters and ST. Psul's Of the Old
World, and tie two towers Of which are 10
riss one hundrsdsssest above that Of Trinl
~
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HEsHy WARE lBrscuEE asntlf visa
ssd the s,ssa frigs,si Sisgs Aud says
Is more beautiful thing to he eye can
scarcely be imagined One seis that be
10 examining some ea.f fssv in the De-
psrtmsnt Of Fine Arts. Her les are such
= vosld make Al old master heart thros
sc look upon"
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kAsIssAp LaAB.-Tbe vote Of Iowa City
- slooss sassimoas 10 favor Of the ksil-
reed Loan. and il i supposed there will b
. najsdy u IL sssssy fss Is.
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AcstpssT AT CAkBoS cLyy MisEs.-A
miner u Carbon Cliff was severely injured
last Thursdsy afternoon BY the falling Of
portion Of the roof. Bo,a Of bis legs we're
broken besides severely brui.ing him other
wise. Dr. o. P. 8. Plummer, Of this place
wss called, who quickly set the broken
limbo and rendered the other professions
services ssrequireo. The patient 10 doias
voll-Masns In4spsslms. sgeI'
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% Gen. Scott 10 much renewed II son.
sierstior Of ths fact that JEFF Davis 10 no
longer Secretary Of War. HIS headqusr-
sers are &c Be eontiaaed II Ne. York but
be 10 expeetsc 70 make mont, visits to
wsshinates Hs il Oh guae terms With
the nsv Secretary o. Wa, aaa ie~ a.ss
sincs Rsve dinner 80 toe ne- paoinst--
Tbs Washington Corresponds q the Ne.
York Times sa;s ss@s
Tbs father Of Mr.. fioyc. -1- Isas III
hi nearest kindred, among me eminent
nen 81 Virgins in The pas, generation were
the devoted and personal friends Of Gen.
Dcost, and however they may Slaer upon
polinesi topics, the secretsry prings with
him sort u flisi and Traditional esteem
for the soldier.
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NEW Music.
sSyLJILTIE ve have missed Won - mia. az
w ~ wish somsoody'd come .a FN Ss
''What 10 II ONE without Molhs,D q,
Pride Poisa -
Fanny Gre by Mfs Morton, :"
At "Ths Iowa Book Rooms"
No 80 Brady street., ne az tho Post ono.
sFoda Ell ADAMS
To the Builders Of ths City OF Dlyenport
DAKEk n CLARK having secured the snYv,...
- II Vorrees ld Morehesd, yell known TO buiia
efs ., lhis Guy a, mssera Of nrst quality brick,
the coming season, that they would do veil 10 IA
yoT ussth Aes'i, as We intend sHsrsing on, v, "A
iinm sdiateiy aad expect to max. three mtii,.r
brick during heseasoH, All orders for Dries - ~ !.
yard or " be delivered 10 Any parl of the e,ty Iii
be promptly attended 10. Wy VIII
'A'a On "sHton street, above the
iallfeha' u. W BAKER
oIyuRm PAIMER CLARK
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JAcxsor csusrY.--The Msqaossta Ex

@V' ~VVRH ue "sTNVkvRs TX
eelsior says:
Below we give returns from Two town.
ships. The vote 10 not full 10 either OF
them, and from the manner Of voting. |, 10
impossible to tell who will Do elected in the
county. We should think Mills stood q
good chance Of carrying the County by =
email msjory. County Seat 10 going to
be very close between Cenisrville and
Believe. The vote will also be close on
Drainage Commissioner We shall have
full returns next week.
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70 3snt, For Or 10 Ysars.
Argyle Cottage ana Appspaass..

New Goods! New Goods!
Ivsr sRcEvsp
CR.1.MPTO.V r SOUS,
Corner Brady ana u sts.
"ssas a0w receiving our large stssk ., sptag and
5s eammss Goods.
E1s
Black LustrNns, 0ros Dc Rhins,
Wsssrsd AID Aors Antsqus snts,
india Satin, fancy striped Poalt Dc soi.
Foulard Rebssand Stripes,
Colossd Tansrtips,
Crop Do Kspssss,
Plain white and colon Chsilis,
Printed Challia,
Plaid, Dussl and Asxiesna
Ottoman, Popia and siik Crsvsllss,
Plain, Figured and Robe Bspssss
Lawns, DsiilIanss. orgusliss -
A LARGE LOT OF
NEW & DESIRABLE STYLES
AANTILLAs,
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Brist0i's SArsaparAit.a, lac oldest, ths
paEes and the oa. reliable preparation of the kind
10 noS mAnass.atsi Ia atsaly eoaenatratedf 70 rm,
viii ia9cossd uiAeanet., By The anda ssisned who
are The ssis gr.Pr!.rs u ths pre-, emnsn cuse for
herotal, skin aissa general deb tlit., 40. and
also .. ksas's Worm Pas.ies, an imned late cure
for W srms, co.. taiuihg ~ Mercury. Sold BY d. 7.
LanmAa Co., wholesale druxsists. % Wstsr s.
aIa ty llirlgsists. apariil4 81, and Pestilos
Use per bottle. meh3i dsIw
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Az ENTS WANTED TIT
TO SELL
hTCAkLIs NEW NATIONAL NAP.
Hfms ihat mi pay Competent persona aIso
per monlh. For particular sss Il r. RSaT
ION - LsClsirs House, Davenport, tIows, unttl
ApIh isIa, 81 amer see OF address v. r. IRA to-
fsfo' LAsshs CO., iilin OH or tho pubn.leT
- ,. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
ssssssS ShilAAslDAas.
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NALuABLg CITY pRoPkafY foR sALB.-
The Mississippi House, situated Fra 4 betwe AIAu
anu Harrison streets, will be sold 81 cap. et - by
80 feet Part OF tee purchase IN . sy main on
mortgage for and years At ir Per cent Lot on
ihirt street, near the Il. r Depo, 3aAt5o ieet. Al.
solot on Foartn street sdjoiains the depot ,s4xl2o
cosasr lot gu Brady street, eorasr CLAY, l00xss
feet The lots Ia I'd aud Fourth SIR sets are
s7teaiidy s.saated for business purposes, aud the
location Of The Brady sIset lot one Of ne best II
North Davenport. For particulars apply 10
FAIRBANKS & HlCES0N
aeh i+dtf No, Ho6msn's building, Main strsss.
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II has become essblishsd f.ct that DR.. SANFORD.
Inyisorator will cure Liver Complaiat Jsundice and
General Debility. Many people, personally kno~a to
u, whose word cannot be doubted, have given thar
certificates eprovs his aud with such Of svi-
deuce who can doubt. II % truly the ayslids fisnd,
and viii give relief when al other remedies fail and In
some Instances that have under observation,
sesn,i shs mans Of saate alns iss victim from The
grave We wish all readers who need IN sdie me
vosld try one bottle, fes il viii surely give relief
mills DIV
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Fer Sale..2S acres Of beautiful Land u mile from
corporation line on Dubuque road, with good house,
barn, excslisnf vsn and cistern 81 rngs OF f
ing water, sers Strawberries Ria barb, Asparagus,
&C. will be sold entire or In parcels to suit purchasers
Apply 10 GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
tAn2O dt, Land once, Main ct.
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kspesitary Of YasAiea aad TASTE.
NY MADAME LOUIS.
Brady street, between Fourth and Fif.h
DAVENPORT
Nj ADAGE LOUIS, would respectfully inform the
Lsass d Davenport and vicinity that shs 10 again
provided With nrw and tasteful Stack u
FAsHioSABtk srRvw AND SILK BosHErs,
ofss1ry description, also Zoe lot Of Due freach md
American Flowers bssutifai salk Craps aauxs Rib
Ions Ifsets Seroidsry, stc spisnd.d pstt.rns aud
Aaasntty u new Ladies articles She xaali kiaiiy
sotse - INSPECTION OF ths above and the
Of The pstroasgs for unahias UadsrxAsments, Hair.
efessS aaa nae ovnttsmens Shifts Apsdf
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DRO WV r. AlkLL1RO,1
iss LAKE sTRRKT, CHICAGO,
wno.EsAts psALass Arb HAsusAeruasas -
DeddAng and lIpholstery 0eeds.
a:s:: ~ s: =.
AA.rxKsaks AM sE nOlSe
Of y Nv: ';s.ss!sx y: s|syl .sss: Z -. =.
kxess!o,, Hesk ,co..oa ssa tss. sPslsg., WEB.
HOTELS, CRURcHES. sT1AM1oATSs AID
1UALIO INeflIvEieue,
Fsrpislsd at Eas.srn pricss and ct short nstce.
ap'db.
RARE lNDUCENll:NIy
TINE s.bss.issr easrs fcs sais that re End
:os' a. On sosl sss:s
Crahan's snas iii and scrssa % fsct walsf vhssl,
nii q ~1.sr, sisaa.sd % 1ss,rse i and i.ses
suean; frame house; splendid st,ns QaArry aad
q :, :ss Il ssrs : :s:. a
two kallroaAs, being laiiss from Que aud thrss.
f,ursh. q . nile tron We other. Title isd!:P.n
On he premises. o. 81 addrsssiss him !. s!s Rosl
20, Cltnlea %. sI9atme
DISSOLUTION. =
rrAk copaItnership ~ fstoeore existfng bstweeu
J. B. Z n. D. htcxmau In the paaeli = 81 msdt.
| cine and sa.gery ID tAts day Dissolved By mutual
sonsen. All persons Indebted to The above arn
.l'p'.'' cal .'d''''l' win r. I. Eli 3 ;AiicxxAs.
Davenport, Marcel ~, 1887 apsdu a
/ IOR RENT.
THE third story nd one large room on sad aoor,
ever our orocxsry stote, we'll lighted
/ HIDDLESoN II LYON,
Arls-d,w Id q. bet. Brady ard Perry
| VALENTINE
FREIGHT EXPRESS COMPANY.
RvASS, MORLEY & CHEw,
| Agents for Nook Island and Davenport.
| y1>HIs company 10 prepared to transport 70 ode
| - with greater despatch than any other fro EAs
Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Ill ia-
| tsrnsdiAts points North and eouth.
Having their own cars on the different roads and
agents with Them, IN rchants can depend upon bss
| yer lime than BY any other line.
Shippers BY this line viii have prompt PREPARATION
made thom fer any loss or damage Of goods while
In their charge, and will not BE- sent 10 tss Railroad
| on wAieA the damage may have occurred for ~.
dfs.s.
TNoss aesirins 70 make rangsusn,s for sprinr
| business will please call bsfers making aYmnes-
nsnss with any other line.
sSs.su 7: ssa,. street. Ssy Ysrs go 1,essx.y
nanaslph. And Perry.
s..T. ssIS, svAss, MORLEY CHEW,
Cleveland. Aren't.
sp7dM davenport.
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wanted Board And room BY single gshtis
man In private family. Apply al ms once.
nails

A Gard. The unders COED h.vlag teis DAY ESQ
siAt-d With him Gee u. Frsaeh, Esl n bis Mil and.
Lumber busiasss takes this OCCASION present his
eerr seknowsdsmeats 70 public fer the very liberal
and catering patronage extended 70 him In h. city
Rapid Increase of basi.s' .a the late extensive i'm.
pruyenents made about his Mills have induced him %
the busiaess cA5isi associate ith gsn.
tsnsn who VII devote hi saiJrs Atfsato0 TO the easi
noes aud accommodating VI Customers
mhISu JOHN ii CANNON.
For Lease ...A peice Of Land % by Isl ~, n ear
Ral Road Depot, Tor 2oor 50 years >. rsat
rseh. l0-d-tf DAWSON TRUE.
Crest Bargains!
- splendid Lots in Lambr!tss Addition, IN Worth
Davenport, for sale BY ALLEN ! CLARK.
novaT
BANK fSeIn ovat...fae undersigned have
removedpo saa ns~ eailalag / q MsMAnas & shep.
ards block on Second street., where lhsy will 80.
main during the erection af their nsx BANKING
House, ready asiead to easlHsss So usual.
msrch2 dH COOK SARGENT.
FOB SALE.
Five Goe1 Building Lots on Fsrnam street., near
Locust Apply to
iaH3eu CAUbB, Bro, BARROW + co.
Cam a nCne I. ma C0...Tnis Company 10
ready.o sell iotsia its Addtiont sne Tow Of
cananeAs. II offers some Of the mos, desif able
basiasss Aae resisles LOIS about this foariseiu
sssu. Any lafsrmattoa eoassrnias ths sEne can
be oot nei by calling or GEO. n PARKER. Esa d,
No. 10 Orr's Block.
fsol9iIf CAaASCHR LAND co.
Fer Sale,
Fovs Bssr.sLr pWs ErSe Hcg.n, iniow-
part oftas city, on very liberal tsrms. Apply 70
fsb 29-drf COOK & SARGENT
Read the Adverti.ssnea OF
fab4a J. C CHAMPION & SON
MONEY To LOAN IN sums 20 suit spPheaats--
By
As2s DIT TALLMAS POWERS
For Sale or Exchange for Iowa Lands,
4 orisk house with Yea rooms 4,
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Moliae frSporty.--fof sale, brick hoass
on " .,e4st, ssd sitaaaed, Geaf The Water Pow
~ Asots5 a4re. ot Se1 inl Gar tas Public
seaesi. sas!sssl sssH ! III isase. A frame house
and srshAsi.aa saStois stastisn for y tAney real
asass, viii % 'siil'~ Il .pp.isd tsf soon "
spldIW GkQ. L., y lGkULs. Lsad AsI
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Undst this head limited na ~nsrcf specssfGottoss
vii be tsseF1ed A. ~ cents per tine asca ins 4son,
N ~ ca. oes Nesk.
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re lset.--rhe ,hrs. s,er, brick warehouse 0.
frsat strsst 81 door Of Perry D. Psrys block
Apply atths L%Clalrs HOUSE to ~
adLSdM BAT kkMAA A SMiIs
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Carr .sHsvlas ssd out mi guinness here, 1
ssati leave ios he Wsst The a lust Any psrsoas
stshisg satrsss made or warrants located nave
tler basaess faithfully attended shall spend
lne ums prev Gus 10 The lssd ssles In VI aking -
sseuens, LAnda esaghk and soia. Please call sAss,
sssA Amy old place Of eas,aess no ore Brow AZ
sfady 81. Alter .ae tsta inst. address Il Cosurii
aturs. >apSdi~l Gku. NJ, BkoWN.
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WAateas-A nAa aad wiie, Without children,
10 take cate OF iArn aesr to~n. Apply personally
or by letter tcJ. J, SMART, Davenport.
alSdsts
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For Sale or Exchange for Iowa Lands,
4 orisk house with Yea rooms
asets, &c, wood house, large cisern, good ~eIi.
Warmed sl3s not air furnace. Conventent 70 tosn.
Fine via~ Of river and cities Furnished In purt.-
Laag time ersn. Possession given fr.t may.
Enquire OF xA. MoREHousR,
dseS rtT Close & Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

STARCH. tFOk THE LAUNDRY has established u
greater celebrity than has been obtained by other
This has been the result marked superiority quail
ty aud its inNariahle uniformity.
The public ho assured the continuance of the high
standard established.
Thr productions Twenty Tons daily, and the demand
has extended throughout the whole OF the United
To foreign countries.
Working thus very large scale and under rigid sys
tenn they able TO perfect uniformity in the quail
lily throughout the year This is tho beside il,
S1fch making, and Is rsaici for the NJ II time
The very Starch that be made aud oher, is al
wanted by consumers and this will be supplied to Them
by the their have learned which
is the hest and ask fr othcrwse hey would be likely
get that article which the largest profit can be made
Mr. kngsord has been the manufacture OF Starch
continuously for the last ~ and during the whole of the
period the Starch made under his has been be
youd question the best in the market For the ist Il
he had the charge the works OF IN. Colgate CO.
al which period invented the of the manufacture of
Corn Starch
D tsk fer Ktassf1rds Starch the OsofRo has
lem recently taken By another factory
II sold by all the best in nearly every Fart of the
country
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virxsnian Sob Printing Once.

The vrGfSIAS OFFICE has Cited up with great
care supplied with the extensive assortment OF tyre
of the and prompt execution Of all
Kinds of Plain Ornamental Printing. II Il under the
perinendenee of Mr. H C. fRrAKIE by whom all orders will
be puncuay Allied Distant patrons viii be promptly aiien
ded to- Patrouage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Nosice-Messrs. JAS. ~. BRows. JosErH s. Brown and
] athorsed Agents In the country, aud A
MoSr6odERY the city for making collections and settling
the business the Nginian oHce the si Of April 1851
all bills for suhscrpton&e due TO The under
signed distant subscriber advertisers who In ar
hill will be by mail and rmitiances through that
channel registered letters solc,edat our risk as
highly important the old business should he speedily
wound up We that all those who indebted 10
viii appreciate the for early aud prompt eetila
ment their accounts presentation
MCDONALD & PETERS.
Nav 9its
- Those gentlemen also authorized to receive sub
serrtions the Vrginau for Tbs present Proprietor.
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vocate a holder foreign policy IA regard {" 1.-The
Central American Isibmus. than that heretofore
pursued.
We regard it as highly probable that new
party miH be formed at the next session Of Con-
gress-no, on the narrow basis Of Central A
mericsn pocy-but on the broad ground of the
! protection of the rights, and dignity, and honor
of the South. And this party will be composed
If Democrats, Wings. and Know No;hings. who
begin to see that the South must re y upon her
self, aud that there is no party in the North, of
whatever name, that can be safely and Confident
y trusted. Sach party would have been form
ed long ago but for the patient forbearance OF the
souih, and the hope that we might yet be evols-
ed out of all difficulties by the correcting hand
of time.
The Wing party of the South was broken down
by the perfdy of its Northern allies-the Amefi-
can party shared the same fate, aud for the same
reason-and the Democratic party will undergo
the same ordeal, it /. highly probable. by tuck
ling 10 the North in the surrender of its Southern
principles. Thus. ali history proyes--depora-
Bile as is the faci--that no party maintain an
aseendanoy III the North without losing ground
in the South, or in the South without losing
ground in the North
There will he reconstruction OF parties, North
and South. in very short time, from the absolute
necessities of the times. Aud we have little
doubt the opening scene ofthe drama will be ex
hibited during the next session Of Congress. The
admission of Kansas Mime sofa and Oregon
States, will produce fresh complications of par
ties, from which it is difficult to SEQ clearly at
this time how we will emerge. But, that there
will be new cut, new shuttle, aud deal
all around tho board. no one. at oil obseryant of
passing events, can fail to perceive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

We extract from the Norfolk American the
following encouraging notice of the progress of
this work.
Wenoticed yesterday, the arrival of vessel from
Richmond, with cars for this road and another from
Northern port with iron for the Bridge across the
Elizabeth. The energetic and accomplished Engi-
neer on this improvement, is pushing things to n
speedy and perfect completion We are confidently
informed that the entire road will be completed with
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-28

IHE HARVEST IN KENTUCKY. The Louisville
(ky.) Courier ,aysa The harvest is now near.
~ or quite over throughout Kentucky, and in
yield of grain is the finest, largest, heaviest, and
best ever known in this State.-The yield is not
only extraordinarily large. but the quantity of
ground cultivated was far beyond any previous
season."