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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
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New tisods! New Cssds!!.
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.ue1cj1ls2sf Tailor.

Merchant Tailor,
Wholesale and Retail Desles in
Re d YIN ade Clot hing,
clo.hs, Casaimerts, v.sting,. CENT, Iurniah.
ing Goods and TaiIsrs fYinuiuaa.
Jast stistslhsd iroui The ~iih ~. Il tke lar
sts sna lest selected stocks Of goods ever onssxA
&, sa.s y .aa' IsIA. eenssrgn rs " tie sIo~-
BROADCLoTHo.
EnSish, French, asrnaI and An.re.n, ef he finest
~ cAssinEkEs.
ing Esh, French aud Amesisan, Of every varissy Of
-iSis, coicr and quality.
Ehite Aarseillss, ha,.ls ..e. Viii Lopdss ssspr.
~ lihstf and Coiored SIks, FaGety and P1nta Ellt
,iias, Satin, italian Cio,I, Six r ass. and Ssne,
OVERCOATING.
Slack, Biueand Brown yfoadclotk Union, wAisns..
aad Pilot Cioshs, Psney, Blue, brown sad AulDsrry
astor i.saveT, cansd. raixsd aud sstsrs sf iAs s
READY-MADE
lysf Costs, Oyer. Sacks, ssrtou,:, kseaae Iaetsa
sss. 'ss ana wit ss.e sss SS
Dee.sa pss.s; Dsa'"ss4 I Ga.sa.sy @ sses.. ~..S :Se
FURNISHING GOODS.
Hickory, caiico, whs plain linen corded md Payis
~ oEs, i-hcs eoiorsd Shirts, with connsA ssd pol
- wr,s'eana. string Deor.ey, corded nyfsa, poi.
"a Goiisrs, Ne. ss, sto-ks, tancy asd and clsip
Crasa.-i G!ote---hiie, black aud eoiussd Ais nn-
90 paek, cloth, chsstefn.id, Atcrdeep, Bssin,
uoant cotton Hose; white AID fancy linen aad sslk
eadk reaeh; nbroiars~d assb's wSoi, v4tSs nd
seal a4i,,,. Sea rIs, Msn;sr., Ssn,ss snsv 3 snd
>hHsi Pihs, linbelas, carpet sacks, and ~ oshsr
fFueies ~ y ~ssiJ Kept by the trade, al Of skieAs
esseetiuiiy sutIt!ed 10 lhs e.sninsuen es GUS
.oinen.
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ALVOnD & VAN PATTEN
Successors 70 y. Sanford,
WhOIesaie and Retail Deaiers in
Grossriss, Druxs, ,Chsn.icals, Paints,
oiR, Glass. nsiis. Ae.
PATENT assp!siSEs end Agent, sn,nys lsr all Dr. d.
Brady street, wGaf sids, First Door Below
S6G8nd Street,
DAYENP POKT, IOWA.
Davenport, Oct stL, ls5t.Mw-ly TIL
G. T. WEBB,
No. IL LsClairs Block, Dsvsapopt Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER N
nruxs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dys-StuHs, Window Glass,
psrfu,asry, Fancy Articles, Patent Nsdicines, &c.
n KsrkCT fUl.Lf cailths stte,aioB oftne parchas-
Ii Ing community to our present large stock OF
Goods and tar te xdditioss now opening wncn wears
co bs surpassed either In price or guam
Keepers and rhysoansto our prices and goods osfor
- miE &sdieisssapd Ply nsPrescnptioDsesrc
ully cor pouuded feb II
FRANCIS JACOBY, Jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
INK nvites attention Of
the oit Da ssnport an q surrounding country
10 bsDrug and Chemical store ON Bfsdyoetwssn sec.
PROM his knowledge aud xperisncs inthe asiness,
can assure those VINO may favor him, Will
befusniphed with Medicines of the best qnahy, pre-
Personal attention will be given TO the compound
ag OF all Prescriptions.
Heaiso esps aood asso rtmsnt tof GeTms French
English and American Perfumery, Tooth AND hAir
brushes, Comb, and General sssortmsns offanes
Davenport, Oct Isth, Iss4-d-f
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Physicians.

L.. T.. FELTON,, NJ. d.,
f>oRMkKLY Assistant Phy sieian Il the EmigSahis'
| fcuIanliary saa hings 70. Hospitals, NJ ~ -
Il, siJoul Surgeon to ths Brooklyn Ciy hesRsais io
egnlly OF Orange nd Westchesier Cos, Ny oha,s
his services 10 the euIens Of paveuPos
unce and residence, Brady st. nearly opPosns ee"
.,Ix.nt,s aug 30 1850 dlf
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h.aIs 81. -
JENKINS y co.'s
Green ssRbe:ed Teas.
NXT L have finally sueceetied Ia trocgFins ceni.
w viplo Stock oi these tboise btauds Of Tea, (lhe
,irsen Iabsll Ia tuseariug this qn4its Of Tea q
The public (which cannot ee ivuud ,lgw.its ID lows
We beg 10 slate that thr nre,n Labeled Us ssFe 80
ten up ty Jepkins ~ 60. Ilf ihetg own ip,aiediai'
retail tiae, aH tbs, nss.F te tnund " ~ cca't
tTS. tssp II 'vtl lti&ESs " vi ] ..s4--s.'
Greatest Cura in The World for Pain
SUFFERING pfMINiSiish 50 rek CENT
INR H.. A. SMITHS GLECIRlG utL--ahe gnatesl
re e,.y IN the world i5r tilr radical Surt OF EhSG-
tIisa, Goat Pains ia obs tzs, trsAs az 7i salNs
n Utss,l che sr,iula trtyl EaAss ~ Rtsf, iils
Sore EN,4 It,lrts, sail htsn "a ls gti,5E ist+ia,
500. or l,aibtnt. IhIs EelsrN ARs iEe E@t ~ iiUts
10 ,lre rs,a ard IJUustits. .E ysAI 81 H's,
his ul ., S an tic ~. as ~,yh Skws ~ 4r vi ysg
i,i ,r lt,.-gog yi. e ','ssi iff,E, fHppiShgtt iu
..Ialy ~ eut wHS, alta E,sSs tetrta En HiiuG',s
iur sal 10 t1lliys at - gt> "a gts "a 81 EoE I
Al llIllEs CEirPENGEKfS "a st 4ssNf 10 Z oub A.
>arxsht', Has. {, ,, I&toL.t, f4ys iessnd, eet
AEvHt, s'p "a aH E
Eclectic Medicines.
COMPILE iEAttss. ~ tleyfl4 NJ titiaes ~ "a WIN
~ i. MuFr,i 4 90, CEa., O., just tyt,isrd,
a 49, o 1sk y 4
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PIANO FOlxII.s.

PIANO EOHlEs.
~ CHATFlELD tcgs leave 10 inform lhs eitssEs
Uavs uport having had ~ years rracI, a.
p.si.ncs Paao feste p.aaiug IL London aid Boston
prepared to relair Piano Fostrs iu most thor
ugSh wurk n.anike si9 le. also ell k4uU oi isaias
Work repaired AID vas ishsd, and jotbus csTpsnfrDg
dpne.
orders left al Trs. Whsetmaa's, Harrison strcf hs
tween Thira aud F.urts, viii ss pune,asiiy sttnded
To- dec i-,i3su p2
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pINH aIaV y

y q WOLFE would rrspe .ti,lty state TO Tie eli
81 saas ai passnpass ta4lh ~ bs ts,tgs,t hcseai-
ts in his ,aanls ia Ihs II hi0an thfcs, where ht
wiIt Do pleased ts rsfaife h,s tneaas, sA&4+5A
arW il now ep-rstIo tnparl ias'Idsheh
any VINO vi ~ lesI tbs artof ,ssia s,h.Es ts,m
aaSars !aiAs4lst We
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UzVHupVTti MAY TT, Io0o "t'' - ---------------
NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets.
kiEgRR d A HORkUN9, propristoss
(I.xte, Robert Henns.)
fINHE propristors respectfully announces 10 tneif
L eastern friends AID tho aSaling puons gene
rally, that hsying purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and had Ii thoroughly repaired and reHovated we sIe
now prepared merit sass Of th ~ pat!ona1e,b!
constant ntent on 10 their wants ana conioin, oet
l.nn w,Ili, -avp,isI with the bssi which the mar
Ket anor,t and our lodging ROOMS q 70 furnishes ~
reIis. .ose OF any in the city. june ~ du
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets.
ACXLEY 4 0LKsfEAD, Proprtstors.
,I>HK undersigned would respectfully inforn s4ear
opened tho ssCiT7 orsL,' for she reception OF aTn
gers ana travellers. II has been entirely remodsied
and newly ed The location central and cOn-
yvDs nj and no enert on the part the Propnetors
shall BIZ wantngto Contribute 10 the comfort onAsir
pstrons.
Hx,snayasTAsp,s.w with csiefaisnd attentive los,
tlers nj WAYS In attendance Also isSfs vsra son-
use,ed for the accommodation of Fsrners, DC.
Ashsre public patronage - sresPsceNmy s0nsiSea
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PLAIN and 0REAxENrAL
PAPER HANGING, WHITENING, WALL
NAH AuYMn

r DUNN (lats of the nrm Of Oonrei Duan)
u 10 in TORN his patrons and tue public has
futurs onty atteud 70 Paper sngiaS, Whitening and
" al Colorinx.. Ny long sxpsS ispce as practical
Papsr Hanger and Coilius Whtsnsr WARRANTS re 10
assuring Inc public fall satisfaction both In eeonom!
and va rk mahship.
Ixaaraalss - make old eaiinys tno matter ho.
IN uch discolored with sm0ks) IS white ss new. /
siIup On TnirL Street., lower sids,s bsiw.en brrhy
Dayesport, July 30dtf
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FRANCIS JACOBf, Jas,
wv. npnn AVN pRRECRIPfICN sT0 4,
Hctats, Sale ems, &c.

UVItIC, s-tN VIE, w
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner OF HATrison ana Front eSesN, enc
SQUARE bslev ths ataAn pAekst 9ad Ferry
sd FiaS QLsndfng.d
81. as J.J.HbMPHRkY,P Proprietor.
r In. voald respectfully announce to
81 his eastern friends and the public 10
1yy gsresa that having pEfenassd tss
ees Large New Hotel,
Situated as above, he 10 now making In
proycnents cu the premises, and viii sndssvsf 70
me iSshars tftbe patronage ofthstEaSsohg Puo
lie.
This House
lain one OF tho most pleasant locations davenport
com IN ,nding Wow ofthe river, OF Rock leland ClH
nd af old Fort mstropS. NOV II 'aau
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SPECIAL INVITATION.

would particularly invie tLe Ladies' to call
sni exs n.ihe our beaatful assortment of Slk, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Hopnets OF HI.
newest Paris Styles, dark and white tfinned Straw
Booneis, iniaDts embroidered Hoods abd JeeE, /,
Caps, &c.
Gouueis of every description made 10 order, and
wsrranted to piease- Millinsrs supplied with Pat
tein Bonnsls snd every article Al their line, al
Wholesale.
ed Marking and sis ping for IL kinda oil eElerol
de-, aud brsdiHg dene to order al short potice
ss4.s..'- W.B. NICHOLS, -a
cor. of Brad. & Sd sts., Davenport, 10
Eebt, 3uth, 1856.
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DR.. J. w. II. BAKER

A sIsg au experience of thirteen years IN the
n nraeilce OF Medicine ami Surgery now oners his
,.tns,lonal esryices to the citizens OF HaYenport
- A ia yicinity. Particular attoau0n will DO gwen
alive surgery and Diseases OF Inc throat ana
me uuies Post ohice Block No. ., up sAhs'
80, ON 5th St., between Brady II Perry SIS.
q a. A
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NEW TIN STORE.
I>BE Subscribers have Iast opened store en- Har.
1 rison between Third aud Fourth streets, W here
they iniend manu- featuring aud keepng constsn.iy
1a hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Ircn Ware,
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing, spoat.ng snd
jobbing- Country merchants rely upon being
supplied with Tn waie al wholesale prices.
Rags cid copper, lead, axe, taken in xchAnge foF
goods. aiIGd GHANAEho bELL.
.tOflCe.
eINHn subur ibers base this day entered Into co
partner rl1i in The Merchant Tailoring business,
aaier the name OF A. CASIEEL s. CO., and sill
carry on The business al the old stHub, where may
be found q fresh assortment OF
New and ScAsOsAa bic Goods.
fol Genttemeu's ear, and made up . order in the
latest styles. We hAys On HAND l. large assortment
oI the best made Furnishing Gooas, consisting oi
sli sEristlrs of s
Sh rts, Un6srshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, Cra-
vats, Gloves, Nitts, Socks, suspenders,
Traces ID everything In this line, for sale at low
mark. Give u call.
A. CAsrEkL,
GEO. bAIiIER.
Davenport, DC! IS, 80 nov st
IHED GIyEtIcH w STEW ART,
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
I'HK undersigned are now opening new Cspper
I Tin and Sheet Iron u bling shop, on Sec
cnd Street near HARRIS street,. Afai assortmen nj
II the various articles composing n sstoek OF cam
plete ffn-wsfe and stove Store. All sorts OF we'll
clsterr and Double Acting Fores Pumps can ~ All
times Ds had a. tue rboye mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, shesi Zinc
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long sxpe erisbcs in the business make. Tie
subscribers confident of satisfying all calls made ig
their line. Lt s=- -@=
Particular attention paid 10 Tin Roofing and espe
ciatiy 70 selling williams Patent Pump with ball
valves. l.. Eaa4 ~ # #l #ta
JnIv /. ,ss ,t,f RRIrsNEyS l.serT
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Or. W. o. MINER,
Recently from Rock i.laad, iil.,)
Surgeon and homeopathic PhysiciAn,
Otse Gu IA street, next door 10 II. smiihs ssie
store, IN +. hIerwin's Office, rear Lihasios 30"
',achyg-d.f st@ oiry storo.
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N. Il. nkIDBSHEIARR, n
Wholesale and Retail 0rosery and Proyisiaa
taH Store. @ss9t4Sz@
ssecaa 81, 8 doors teioss Brady, Nerh sids,
| hAth just seceivei and am opeasnx one os ths
tafgastxGd best selected stocks or
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this ct 10 which inv v,ts
he atisl oa Of coun.r. merchants and he pp bs II
senerai TO nhom oasa no above Al greatly ssAncsd
rtees. =aa4ss
sa.i and see for ourselves before pssshsaas siss
sasfe-z- dec 32-asf
FRUITS, &C,
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n. q: GAMi'HEl1,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
n,y Constantly hand 10 loan On real or personai
utiy i,nx VI short t.aie EASTERN kAoLan1. bougb,
al Al Notes discounted Notes and Mortgages bought
@ eiiectei taxes paid and all law basaess prompt
tSt..is,. " IN Tho stats aud u >, courts
--NeSepenees--
lanry u. C9vie- Esd NJ Y. City, Hurry swift Esq ne
.,Ul.ll. Y, Hon Edward u GOwns, CITY, heniy
4 rsis g5In ssa iIpHSa,i Y, bua. u kngass, 70
.,s,sr g. BX44Uy, NSshiagt0 Hunt, iocki.SIl frei
u Msgse, pU'keepiia Y. sszs..z5ss
uhss emnss Main aGd SECOND Streets, oppoeite Ls
ztrn iianse, ~ uonr M MAY :. laSu -
Jas. T. LANE,
Attorney TT s.ayS and Notary fubhG
,gsEs un .TRiY street ,sos second over Garml'
si'ssI0rc.
davenport, ArEl 18Th 1854 wtrw-tf L
DAVIs0N TRUE,
.uoyn-ys and tuumseI8rs "A! saw,
and H2taries Public sH
rissiUf, ou brady street, III W .sr~ax's aa~
n8NBgPGRfs IA.
.fsb. DAyIsoE. u. >. fhoh
ssut i2lh, .A5s.strw-E
VI. u GuKLEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUHsEILoR AT LAW.
tl.,vr AT ths lttns Insurance Co. Oncs, Yves
Heel Main bat rroai and Second streets.
ari 4, 81 airw.iy DAvkNPoRr, IOWA. !
MITCHEIL FUrNAA,
Aualneys aud COunsc1e0rs AZ Law
tbt,ss, ntbe Corner Offend ara hrsay s"se's, ~
= DAVENPoKr, IOWA.
q, q. Il. MiICHELL. q. d. fuTNAh
tYiiu,h. ie54 4-WHS-iy q -
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| ing ~,
: npis.N
. AID u,
| w aes
[ailals.
| NJ VI.
. aaf.Gs.
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'arpu,,
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
JUST RECEIVED At THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
@ SALE And RETAIL
MILLIN NkHY STORE.
CoRkKR or sx.pr Ann -HIan sTRggTs, pAVFNPoRT,
'fNHE subscriber takes pleasure IN Informing the
1 Ladies of BayeBport, kock island aud vicinity
lhat he has just returned from New York with Il
splendid assortment Of
Millinery, EaM hroidcry and Fancy
ss# G00ds.
Our stock of B0nnet aud sa.h Ribbons, broeaded
striped and plaid black gBd colored Velvet
RI bboHs, SILK Veisets, Saline, siiks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
Straw Bonnets, hc.,
is tAs larysst sss bsst Srssgkt to this MARKET
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/ FRESH lai Of Lemons Oranges, Nuts ,Caadiss,
A.e, just received by
nrs 22dtf igT NJ. n. .hkIDBNHkIMRR
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Garbs.
Drugs ape Wsaeiqss.

ALyosD. ,.F. VAN EArTEs.
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MILLS & DEWEY,
ATTORNEYS & COUESELLORS AT LAW
No o. .Huftlnsn's Block, Main 81,
DAVENPORT, o"S
JAS. T. MILLS. chss. y. phNAf"
References
Si.kolts Cam tbBli 90 Davenport,
Burneii, Gillet Co.,
souk n fsent,
Darby d aTksdAle, 81 louis
Hsnry FarGaia Es4s CLieags, F-
d,ls.f Han Max SkinIeI Chicago.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Fourth Annual Meeting of the State
Teachers Association.


About two hundred Teachers assembled in the
Union School Room. at Waukesla, on the 18TH
inst at 103 O'Clock 4. NJ.
After PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Boyd, the Associa
ton was addressed by the President, A c. Spi
Ger of Milton after which, reports were called
for
The report of the Editorial Committee showed
that the Journal of Education" is prosperous
pecuniarily, there being balance of about
the friends Of Education, especially when it is
considered that tho State subscription does not
quite cover first cost, and is Of no advantage
except indirectly.
J. G. McMynn, of Racine, delivered an adj
dress in the afternoon, subject "THe condition
and meets ofthe PuJiic Schools; after which an
able report was in part read by Mr.. A. Pickett
Of Horizon, on the subject of Normal Schools
The report took strong ground in favor ofsecur-
ing better education for teachers. The recon-
mendations Of the report were referred to com
mittee to report next year.
ProfJ b. Turner, of Jacksonville, H., de-
livered the evening address. 1t was Tadicaf and
ab e Kaopiedge ard Wisdom." The subject
was handled in Il mastery style.
Thursday morning the interest had increased,
The debate on the present school laws was able
and the impression seemed to exist that they
needed improving
Rev. j. p pradt read the report on the neccs-
sjty Of " Moral Instruction in our Public
Schools" The report was studied. and showed
q thorough understanding of the subject.
Mrs s. f. Walker, Of Racine, read report
on "1TctAod in Teac4jag." The subject was DIS
cussed happily, Horou gHy and beautifully.
The report of d. =. holmes on "PHaciHaldy,'
was ilst rate, and few viii forget it who heard
it.
After a full discussion, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously passed:
Rcsoired, That all our literary institutes
should be opened to the reception Of students Of
both sexes.
u. Y Kilgoro Of Madison, read an address,
which was well written aud well received,
A. A. Griffith of Waukasha, gave n report
on "Rea@iR@." His Illustrations were good, and
his instructions correct.
DR.. Savage the President Of Carroll College,
invited the Association to visit the College
grounds The invitation was accepted, and the
visit was a pleasant one
Friday moTuiug-Trc reports o. several com
mtteas were called for.
The TreasJg,r's report showed that the Assc-
citation was Oh. u debt and had something, on
hand.
Ate. electine officers and voting to NEE. at
Portage City ou Vi. FIST Wednesday in August,
1883. The Association, after the most pleasant
and profitable session ever held, adjourned.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
Hymn of the Harvesters.

We gather them in-fhe bright green leaves,
With our scythes and rakes 70 day,
And themo grows big, Us the pitcher heaves
His lift in the sweltring hay,
O. no : a field for the mower seythe,
Hath a ring and destiny
Sweeping the earth gifts burthen 1.-THE,
As itsung IN wrathtul glee
We gather them in-the noddinA plumes
OF the yellow md bearded grain,
And the fash of eur sickles light illumes
Oar march o'cr the Vanquished plain.
Anon, we come wtththe steed drawn car
Ihe cunning OF modern laws,
And aces sioop to its claukiug Jar,
As ltroeks lis hungry jaws.
We gather them n--the mellow fruits
From the shrub, the vine, and tree,
With the russell, and GOLDEN and purple suits,
To garnish our treasury.
And each has ajuicy treasure stored,
All a'neatl, Is tinted rnd,
To cheer our guests al the social board
When we leave our cares behind.
We gather them min this goodly store,
But not with the misCr's gust
For this great All Father we adore,
Hath bat given it in trust;
And our work of death is but for life,
In the wintry days 70 come
Then blessing on the reaper strife,
And a shout at this Harvest Home.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

they provide, as we have shown the most efficient
methods for the preparation of fraud
The free state men cannot vote therefore without
stultfyfng and dsgraeng themselves before the
world
Was not this triumph enough
1t seems not. The old system adopted by Shan.
non OF legal prosecution, is to be renewed The
leaders are TO he imprisoned, Walker is bound to
rule or ruin We fear the result We believe that
the majority should and will rule in Kansas but in
obtaining thor just authority the eountrymay be in
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
From the Cleveland Herald.
Fort Smelling Peculations.

The Fort Smelling Reservation in Minnesota
has long been regarded by the Government Off
Gals as a fat public goose worth being in at the
pucking, They have been in, and deeply, too,
beyond doubt. The sale was quietly managed
at Washington, no competition permitted, and
number of the leading members of the party in
Minnesota and elsewhere were allowed to "feath-
er their nests TO the tune of hundreds of thou.
sands. A Mr.. Franklin Steele, whose residence
is ON the Reservation, is The nominal purchas-
er, and an order has been issued to put Mr.. s.
into full possession of the property. The price
paid for the immense property at private sale
was S9S 900. only one-third down, Its real val
ne is estimated between two and three millions!
The Fort Smelling Reservation is situated at
the junction of the Minnesota and Mississippi
Rivers, nearly midway between st. Paul and
the Falls OF st. Anthony, and embraces an entire
township, or %, 040 acres. The land is high,
rolling and fertile The junction of the two riv.
ers makes it the natural site for great city.
The point possesses unusual advantages, which
would have been seized upon by enterprising
men years ago had not the Government held the
site tor military proposes. The fort barracks,
&c, COST the Government some 1000 to $780,
600. Last spring, spectators in Western real
estate estimated Fort Smelling lands at, from
500 to $3.50 per acre In lots, at public sales.
the reservation would have brought large prices,
but the people of the United States, who were
the real owners of this soil, were outrageously
swindled by Democratic members of Congress
and Territorial u. 5. officials, through private
sale at their own price Sopotent and so out
yageous is the fraud, that even the Cincinnati
Enquirer, the leading organ Of the Administration
in this State calls for action. II says:
1--WE trust that the honest and firm Secretary
OK the Interior will satisfy the people that the
Government has not been swiudled in .he recent
sale of Fort Smelling Reservation. The affair
requires an explanation. The Administration
cannot be too prudent and vigiant in watching
the maneuvers of certain spectators, There are
men who stand high at Washington who enter
tain grandly, and succeed il deluding some of
our high functonaries, and yet who, in fact, are
only employing political positio.. and place to
enrich themselvs at the expense of the people by
various devices of speculation and swindling-
Minnesota has been favorite area for these
spectators. To the schemes of one or two of
such depredators the Democratic party owes its
defeat in that State. Like I'll righteous causes,
the name of our party will sometimes be borrow
ed and assumed by scoundrelsto cover up their
rascaiiy designs. Our duty is to be vigilant and
to detect and fearlessiy expose such
populations.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

TRAIN FOR SALT LAKE.-IheIe is now fit-
ting ont at this place enc Of the largest of those
caravans or trains, by which the commerce be-
tween the States and the Great Salt Lake Val
ley is carried.
The train will consist Of seventy-three wag
ons, go oxen, aud ninety men. 1t will be ladel
with ll0 tons of merchandise, adapted to the
Salt Lake trade Some idea Of the immense val
re of the goods which viii be carried by this
train may possibly be had when state that
the freight alone upon them from here to Salt
Lake win exceed $4,000.
The train will start to-day or Monday next,
and it will require from sixty to ninety days to
make the trip, the length OF time depending in
some measure upon the grass, The state of the
roads, sc, When the train mas arrived at Salt
Lake and discharged its freighs, the cattle and
wagons viii be sold out, and the men who ac-
company it will either remain in the Territory
proceed to California, or return to the States in
the spring.
Messrs. Gilbert & Garrcl5 &C Weston, are en-
gagged in fitting out another train for the same
destination.
At this time there are from twelve to fifteen
hundred head of work cattle feeding upon the
prairies in the vicinity of our town, preparatory
to the trip across the plains to the Mormon coun-
try.
Similar trains are also fitting out at Weston,
Leavenworth, Kansas City, Independence, &c.
-SqHater SorcrigR.