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destroyed should be ascertained and paid into the
Public Treasury.
Mr. Elliott opposed the amendment as unjust to
the banks and calculated to defeat the objects of
the BILL
Mr.. Gillian said the effect of the amendment
would be to compel the banks to good paper in
their small notes, and thus the public great
loss, which generally fell upon poor people. No
bank had Alright to such profit, and ought to repay
it to the people by giving it to the public treasury.
Mr.. Ward offered another amendment, that on
the winding up of bank sum equal to the out
standing bills should be deposited with the public
treasurer.
Mr.. Gillian objected to Mr.. Wards amendment.
Mr.. Ward thought when privilege was granted,
of course there would be profit arising from it.
Mr.. Meares thought if this restriction was adopted
the banks would not issue small notes. and of course
the State would be relieved from its present in
convenience.
Mr. Ward said whenever banks issued small notes
they got interest upon them. If we changed the
policy of the State it would be great injustice not
to adopt the amendment.
After some explanation between Messrs. Gillian
and Meares,
Mr.. Baxter said although he was not considered
friend to the banks, he must oppose the amend
ment, as it would not affect the foreign banks, but
only those of North Carolina besides, it would be
unfair to tax them for the privilege during the ex-
again at the winding up. The banks would not
accept under these terms
Mr.. Bridgers wished to know the average amount
of notes lost and destroyed. - = 80
Mr. Caldwell said report from the Indiana bank
gave as the result of enquiry made on that point,
that the small notes lost were treble the amount of
large notes; and in 20 years the amount Of lest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

The enemies o' the bridge have At last
received one grain OF comfon. They are
nov ticking up their heels with delight o.,
or the drowning OF two poor unfortunate
men st the bridge. For months past they
have evidently been praying for an oppor.
tunisy to record the drowning Of few per
sons at this place. 30 gres, indeed wa.
their hops Of some such accident. that
more than once telegraph dispatche.
have been sent abroad, founded upon the
idlest Of rumors, Of q loss OF lite at ,hi
dye, ~ one time rising up To a dozen
persans drowned. Well, they have now
It'll truth upon which to found report,
which pr badly by the time il arrives East
will become q magnifed loss # scores
b. the striking OF . boat laden with rocks,
against pier Of the bridge, two men were
drowned last Thursday evening. Consid.
cring the narrowncss Of these stone boats,
readers cen form their own opinion rs 10
whether the bridge is or ought to be an OBJ
sra ton 10 such crafts, when the spans OF
tbs britgs Creeping NJ the draw are $50
feet vide, allowing this space, within a
fes feet. tor the passage Of RAFT :, fats, &c
But the boat did hit, aud ,wo men were
drowned. We shall have this rang in our
cars Tor months, although the same care
iessness or Encouragement, might have
wrecked the boat in any one Of a thousand
places on the river.
The Democrat. in alluding 60 THE acct.
dent says:-"lt 10 indeed heart sickening to
be obliged thus 10 chronicle the death of
70 mtny human beings at that place. ~
Has the Democrat ever had 10 record more
than one death st this bridge. caused By
rrsf,s Of any kind striking It's piers The
sum total OF the loss Of lives by such scci.
dent nov amounts 10 three, yet there have
been passages under the bridge Of nearly
eight hundred steamers, several hundred
Rats, and small cratts such ~ wood ssnd
and stone boats, innumerable. We should
! he to know. in view Of the above para
graph from the Democrat, whether II in.
tends to make iiself q public erosner over
this bridge and add ito tears to those Of
the enemies Of this, structure, on every pos
sble and impossible occasion! Heretofore.
the Democrat hiss been decidedly . irien nd
OF the bridge. and we hope yet 10 haze It's
aid in DEFENDING this magnificent structure
against the lying ISLANDERS Of multitude OF
enemies. who regard everything with ieaI.
ousy having tendency TO advance the
prosperity OF Davenport and the interests 81
the country Immediately about US We
do no, mean To say the 81. Louis inAuen cps
are beng exercised sg.inst the bridge
though any such feeling Is this toward.
Davenport Their je.lousy !. more direct.
ed tos ard ChIcsgo. and they sbhor the
bridge because IL 10 lending iis aid to direc,
'rede from 81. Louis to ,hst city BIZ, b.
this ~ II may, the paragraph above quo.
ted compels Us 10 fee. On interest In the
present position Ut the Democrat on this
si,dgequ.siion.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15
GOOD NEWS FROM MINNEsOTA.l
1spsblieaa TRlanpA .

The doubt that has hsng over the result
Of the election 10 Minnesota for the week
past. 10 removed. The triumph Of the Re
publican party 10 complete. and tbs, too In
the face Of the mos, s,upendous frauds per.
pe'rated BY the Pro Slavery psr'y.
The Mlnnesotian of the 9Th inst, brings
the following return: Republicans elected
81, Democrats IS; 10 hesr from, ID. max
ing Republican majority. even should oil
the districts TO be iesrd from return pro-sla
very delegates. But there 10 almost Ger.
tsinty that half.a.dolen OF them are Repub
hcsns.
The st. Paul Pioneer, the Democratic
organ. or the s,h. says: I'VE are apprehen-
sive that we "sbrieked" too soon In refer
ence to the large Democratic majority In
the coming Constitutional Convention. -
Southern Minnesota sends an almos, un.
broken delegation Of Republicans. W.
fear the Aboli,iouists have carried the Con
vention."--[ Chicago Tib.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15
The sserssary o. the Treasury

Here 10 what the Richmond South. one
Of the strongest and very ablea Of the
Democratic o'gans, says 81 Mr.. Buchanan's
Secretary Of the Treasury
Nature never intended that the Hon.
Howell Cobb should be ANYTHING more
than supple and expert politician; but, BY
the favor III President Buchanan he 10 See.
re'nry OF the Treasury, aud a person OF
ereat consequence with a rather numerous
class oi placesncn aud Office seekers. Might.
ny ~ he excited IN his own cuncc,t and 10
he admira ION Of his rctainers. in.omurh
that TO utter the name OF the Colossal Cobb
Except IN servile whisp per, 10 rashly and
wnntoniy 10 provoke the penalties VI scan
d'inm nsgaafnm. Great 10 Buchanan, and
Cobb il his prophet" Is the cry OF oil true
believers, and woe betide the pagan dog
who worships the President without ado
ring the Secretary! An infdel aud q bias.
pbcmcr. he shall be hunted down by the
hue and the cry Of the yeIpinK ours whom
The charitable Cobb feed out Of u e oubl,c
Treasury. Behold an exampls and be ad.
mon shed, ali irreverent and contumac,,u.
spirits.
Oh all men, Mr.. Cobb 10 the last person
10 whose interest anything should be sa,d
about fidelity 10 parry. &c.
The Louisville Journal says this 10 copied
and heartily endorsed by the New Orleans
Delta. another very strong aud able Demo
cratic organ. Nov u the : ecre,a,y Of the
Treasury deserves the contempt with which
these two leading Democratic organs speak
Of him. We should like to know what the
President. who appointed him to the Sec.
retaryship and keeps him there. deserves
The president has hsd, and still has, a.
good mans Of knowing what Howell Cobb
is as the editors OF the Richmond South and
the N. q. Delta can have. and Why win
no, those editors, who really have soms
soldaess OF speech. tell the world plainly
what they think OF a President who %.
pointed Cobb to the Treasury and retain.
him therei
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

The Gsze'te in . local squib, speaking
~ The De~ Cons,itnti"n, says that the pep
pie ~ the Interior are agi saunv the su6i.c,
and that the document IL quite popular T..
TINS would be important II true. We bnp
pen TO be posted up. We happen To know
that large masses VI tie Republican part,
viii vote against II. and only the Abolition
ists support u with all lis objectionable
features, simply because IL proposes 10
make negroes - bite male cilizensn in the
rgai Of vot ng. - Demosrat
The Dcmocra, appears To be Just sbou,
% well posted up as To the feelings Of the
people IN the subject Of thu new Consli-
tuiipn. ~ upon tbs features 81 the Consii.
tuition itself, and no better The fact ia.
every Republican paper in The s,s,e, no
far as we know. supports this new Consti.
tus'"n, besides nuaber OF democratic pa
pers and newspapers generally exhibit
pretty well the feeling Of til. people. The
Constitution doss no, propnse to give ne.
groes thr RICH, Of suffrage. Tho Democra,
10 either grossly igsofant or palpaOly dis.
hoaesi IN this assertion. A clause ~ the
schedule (sse. H. mnkcs thr striking Of
The wprd 'whte' from the Article ON Su,.
rage an independent, question. and. whm, 10
more, THIS very question must have a mn
pHiy OF the votes cast Tor aud against the
Constitution itself. before IL can be carried,
Epsry oas voiing for tAe Am.nd,d ConsGtu-
s'on, s.d Ji.'.ag 10 role upon he s,de ,s,ue,
Casts ballot ~ much against ne ian,y, a,
though he Sassd no directly. |, il the inter.
est oi The Pro Slavery party - lastly on
this subject aud with their usual .a.ine,.
o. conscience. they are f,lown, their 10.
s'inets admirably.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

GkRsAs MusicAL FEsrivAl -rhe ,res,
German Musiesl Fes,,yal Al Chirapo Is 10
commeac. on the 18th inst and r.n,iou.
I, the 3IsL II will be attended BY singer.
no" nearly every place Of Importance In
The West. The Germsn singers Of Dsy.
enpou will be represented a, the ies,,val
The following 70 the programme Of the oc.
casion - We find |. in The Chicago Demo.
erat
Thursday forenoon. Reception d, a.,
singers IRON abroad, Of the head quartz.
IN Gefmsn house, IN Wells street Nm.
of WeIcons BY th. Exrcuin. Committee
Afternoon = Rehearsal ior III. F..t,va.
Concert. Even.ns-Gtsnd Vocal and H..
sifunentsl Concerts, by . shorus OF 400
singers, aud IN orchestra Of forty psrform.
er..
Friday forenoon. ~ Meeting OF the s,,o
r. Turner's. and other German S,.,.,,a1
Il The German House, Tor th. F~s.,x.,
Procession through the principal .,rs.,.
Of the city.
Afternoon - Concert a, the GERM.
House. singing BY the vstlou. socie,e.
separately. Evening Grand Festival Bali
II Light Guard Hall. -
Saturday Forenoon - Annual busines.
msehag Vt the sensesbuad, At he Ger.
nan Hsuss. Eveaing--Thes,r,cal oer.
iofmance 81 the German Theatre, Ia hona,
Of the Rsests. '''
Sunday Poscnoon--pic Mic on, of town
r'see 81 Concert and P,c.Ntc 10 DO de.v.
nt,ed hereafter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

AcciDssr.--A man named ID. n. Lent
wss killed. sad another named Henry Boy.
den Dangerously wounded. BY bsias thrown
from buggy q Chicago. The bssey end
swsgos cs.s In collision. M. Boydse
~ss so,k.ksspss 81 Hoes 4 Psies,s live.
~ stable.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15
0000UA SAL
REAL ESTATE n1OK9a.

J0o0UA O0A1,
REAL ESTATE 01OK9e.
80 saAss snsss. sosuunO A0n,
nAvonpo8I, nvWA,
WE'LL ~ sid - asai - -, isvsa = 100
lsses, 80 sssIssaisas . 81 peas 81 aeves1
ss.:, -. - ~ s: :.ss..:.s s; s.:s.s:..s.
cAsss, sse:s =. n.srs. 9 Ga. Dsv:sssr, Isss
-. CAS- ! s:ss.. s..A-. c'......~. o.
> Lasaia, nasksr
n spscsa, ss,sasios q I'll ssskiss 70 nsks tuli
loving ~ Of Gag and sasn fssssny.
lnpcsvsl CITY Hss9ssg.
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srss.s. vsed Asss, eisssr. - vsii, ailss 10 -
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feoos, god s.li, esssrs ed ssAhss, trait tssss.
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| n-Lss Z. saesa 10, - ssss frsss As.s Asss.,
soo.ss esssossss, vsals cssssss - sssbtaaS fx I
A-Ls blsck 81. - lsst fssat ssssh 80 e - O.
| doors sAss q 6r2dy. Frs1s hsass, 3 rsons vSli
| cistern ana stable.
Sscfsft Of lots sado bteeh rs. Il Claiss's -
uso fses trout, tsta ssssst sugsh 80. kesOsvu
sr.dy Esd Ferry. rsss hssss. = rosos, ssllss, ~
s6-Los block Is, - Ssss ffsse, sossA - a es
| g. brssrss ~ Claire ssd HaseAaa; frens hsuss,
| rooms, vciiasd eiss@ss.
i S-orsdy stssst near lssh, - 6ses 1sooG 49,
sssry brcs koase, raoms, cellar ssl hassasns ktsrA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

W The Baehssssitss o. Oregon Terri.
Wy have formally decided in convention,
'"s' y that party desire 70 establisA slave.
y 10 oeson' Il 10 perfectly Dsaoesatie to
= g. Which ssass. - ssppsss. tAss
they istsad 70 DO il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

Oslo R.vEs.-Thsre hes -. . 49,,
- = fis'sesFs r.. The Allegheny. ~
ssssaes y tAss river Aas essssi $500.
6saagss - lsss bsiss essiaassd 4 80.
- - otoeoo. On ~ l0sA, asoooe
lsshsb sfssai ~ pisastuss 1t Csai.s.a.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

"Vl rsa DsviL ms Dtx.--In justice
70 william, named Edward Havkins. vh.
com@'''sd numerous murder, and ms,,i.a
numerous women. aud VIC 80 huav i.
E'''sa eosssy, kea,seky, OF F,,d., H.,
Tor The killing Of swo olReer. The Lo,,.,,,,.
Dsssesss pssiishes letter f,om ~. An,
P''' w'i'ses the d.y he va. hanged. ~.
wEsiss . csssses several ri. 4ceu,. e.. \.
IN article 10 he Democrs,:
-ks~ ss.s error is-,hs, all ny v,,..
ere si've alas ! one Of then, youn,. -. 49,
hioi and lovely - sAs was. coam,,,,d -.
saos - account Of the enormous dece ..,..
J Nd psscsised spon her. "'"
Ioss sexs error ls--lhal Number nv
murdered vse.l~s ~ the hall dos.a; / h..,
ss'y sssssssd soss pssoss IN ~ HE. /
esss oess'ed tAe sis wesen = sts,ed i.
yesr assisls. Aops yos viii cosrss, 49,
sesss $500 snsss. " give sAis piece :
Disss . yev psess."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

0Av8ARoxI 11AL BofAf. AaRUCY
WOOD. MlcHENER 4 CO..
Q. ". cssass 1saitA 81 1ssk Islsad sts.,
oess Ne ssaissias sass iaAsssassss:
Fer oa1o.
is..-A ess L. assaas1 q sss eesses Of a.a ara
iess .;,s.S e.ssss iss:s q = go ssa ssp,l IS
$50 ssss.g - svss escss 80 asssa, ON - 80
ts1.-A als sslldias slss situated % Ne sl.g.
esss q kAss ussssesss La csssas.tse 10 ses,e.
sspp, nvss sat ssssos ssiss ssssssy. Tss vso.e
price, Apply Sous. 1Ais b . sass eAasss.
7s4.--A vssy Desirable Asn, o =, He~,so. ,..x
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a..sl..s: sss,si.ias .. sss.s. =. s,.ss i =, I'll
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CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

S-ossdy stfsst near lssA, - fees Groos nov 4
sesy sf'cs soass, r.ens cellar 80 saesosss kiseA
uaiapssvsA City Properly.
al. LIT. !, .. =, 10. block u vslsss's slAissss
s-Lo, s. bsask 10 raissss .Adlsss.
ta-n Of los O. bloch -, szssss fross.
S-iess !, Q, ., 4, blosk -, - oaAirSs salsssos.
S-Loss 8, 9, block o., L. Caairs's sAIsssss.
Tao Lot. 10 MachsiIs. MeIssssAs Ed vesr~ss q
bic ssss isr r.sssso-s 70 ). ssss .sss,s - sss a.
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~
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fcssss"ssasass q sssy. tsss
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% cad 90 acres high esairas, nAlss frsa kses l.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

" The Californian who presessed the
Suckhorn chair To the President. has 70.
ee'ved On appointment worth olsOO per On.
mum. For psesen, that 10 about the bee,
y's's We hsse heard Of lately. We shosld
not DC surprised IL the Presidsns vas ore
scnted with souc more chsjrs.
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Os3 II
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

a MANIAC AT lARGE-Foug Mss SrAS-
BED.--A dreadful scene took place q thu
County Farm LAST night. A G.smsn ma.
mac broke out o. cell where he was con.
t"ed, IN the county building. sbou, hall
past nine last evening. aud stabbed four
zen who attempted to secure him.
Tie stabbed the ovesseer. Mr.. BchaoeckeI
once IN the forehead, near the eve. Stab.
b'd another man, . servant, once In the
abdomen, and once In The right leg. H
- IN rather . bad condition. Stabbed an.
ether ~ the right shoulder. and caused .
."und about six iaches long. Stable ID the
i'ur,h ~ the neck over the spine.
M. Nautnsn aud some policemen wea,
ou' l,st n'Ehs. sud they hsd considerable
lF"utie IN securing him. IN. psssons s,sb
.'a Will probably recover except possibly
me second One we mentioned, and n 4.
hoped NJ may. The crazy fellow has heeu
there In confinement. long time.-I Mi.
wsukee Wisconsin, 10th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

kksuLT " FaKE SrArs Taiunrs.--
The 81. Louis Democrat 10 exceedingly ju.
b'lan. over whs: II justly considers the re-
suit Of the late Free State uismph--,he
''p'o appreciation Of real estate In that city.
y says ,hs. the emigration both 10 the civ
and State. 10 unexsmpled. aud ,hs, sales o,
property are daily made at prices ,hs, has.
never been apprs ached before. These -
legitimate consequences oi the svowsls :,
the polls, that free white labor 10 hereafter
to be encouraged and protected. The
Democrat has proved itself . true prophet
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-15

VALUABLE CRY raopkaiY toR sALk,-
Tbs Assss~sappi Hoase. siiaas~don Tssa tss~. Mann
sud tissr'ssa streets. ~,li b. soia cap. etssL,
isofs~s. rar Of tue purchase lsy can ,sm.i. an
aesssAss TOT and year, :, 10 pcr .es, Lo, ON
Third street, aeArta. 4. n Dep,s, sssiSs fsst Al.
saieson tsassh street. AlaiaiaS mo dapo. ,s4xl2o
cassss ies sa afaig ssssst, ssfasr cia, lss.rs
loot. The lots an In ID mi R.asla .gses,s are
s,aaili ys.saasei isr naslasss parpsses, Aaa n,
location oi Ne Bssdy street lot one Of as - n,
sesta davenport. vsr pastsalArs Apply 10
fAiaHAsks a HlcKsoN.
ncei<dtf M. q Hsnmsp's building. Nam strv~,