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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
On Board the steamer Alhambra,

On Board the steamer Alhambra,
June ~. 1857.
To Geo H. Parker, w : MINER, A. 5. Al
ston. A. u. Bartlett, H. L. Horn, W b.
Barnes and Others
BanrmREx.--Your kind favor OF the 26th
inst, referring to the excursion trip on the
night of the 2ith inst, i at hand. for which
You will please accept my thanks. |, has
always been particular passion with me
10 give passengers on boat under my com
mand all the accommodations that my craft
would permit Of On the occasion alluded
to the notice was 50 limited that could not
make the extensive arrangements for Your
large and excellent party. rs wished to,
and should another opportunity occur |
shall be most happy To accommodate YOU to
the fullest exten, Of my ability.
remain,
Yours Fratcrnally.
II \ Wruu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
George LlytiAeee,.

"Av'NG boug. - " tie In crest Of A. Caste l,
i will coss,nue the Msr hsnt 8AiIsstng busi,ess
. ,th old and cf A. Cas,eei & Go. and hav;n
snga ed the srvi Of A. Casfeei in TIE Outtip9
d. artment, stomers Will be nttel - suited in
al ssrmenu entru-ted to his skill fhe dehts and
ea,ms Of the late nrm of A. CAsteel viii Be ~
tended to py the subscriber. GEO. LAfTIMER.
n AT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
WEEKLY STATE DEMOCRAT
NOT,CE To ADVERTISERS.


AOTaCE TO ADvERTbs6RS.
Larg, cuts charged dcuble the ssme dimsns'on, 81
ype.
p,.p,sysa adyrrtiscmeats aas half nor~ than
susl rates -aH ~
Yearly advertising contracts viii be undsrst0oS ~
p,S strictly 10 the immediate business al the Advs-
is,r, and all other advsrsissmsaaslsn = by sAs -
'.rtnsr ~lli lie shAIged cxtrs. s~r..rnru -.
Advertisements set aecenvAnied vio liossUs~sD
si b, Inserted unit. forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices Tor religious and benevolent rarpcsss In
sr'ed one ssnps frss 4 oess, siwrssnee ehsseaFas
,thsf adyer,,semcnts.
Ah.ssu.s~sss. x,a sssssz SassASvsssS SssT
,artabiy In ddrdnes unie fr,m approved Sgs u
Cen,racss ior ysarly svv,lslss s~sn,nslls . 'Ae
ps.on 81 Advertisers. they payne sdvanec0srt "
y, ~ cent on rha c,ntrscs prscs
Alvet,is m.nts in..rt,d ma 10 r~sdino nstS
opsr .,ut. advance % above r.tes. sud cps ~ NJ
nd, % yer ,cni. advance regular rsles.
All transient advertisements must b. baiA fos ~
tLyauee.
GkO u. wkSr, Iowa State Democrat.
.ASushs n BAO, paily Sssctt..
" Lls,iIkk d co, bar p~mek,st.
ItaKRiN.ioS wiLKlE, nstiy EN.ning News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
TN HOUSANDS

have been sold since tbs Pa enf vas issued
The large yHnreasif Hdems nj iur th,s popular ar.
ticits III ncs sgtpsto remind dealers ~ fot arr
their "rd-s ear y. and thereby prevent de,Ay.
orders by uia.i ill NEE with pron npt attention.
Annexed Is list OF the retail price OF The Freezer
Tor the convrnenoe of tnoss wsnting \ single one:
PRICE OF FREEZER
Two Quarts. e. Ttrea Quarts So: -Four Qua T..
~; SIX CURTIS, s. Nine Qu,rts, 80, Fourteen
Quarts. - 1wenty Quarts. SI1.
Address J. q. BkRRIAN, COL BROADWAY, New
York, Agents for Pntent ee
April, II. 3 mo.
ur LEA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
LUMBER.

j. W.. sklNkD.E l. CO.,
GENEkAL nkALts
Lumber, l.ath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Corner Canal and Juckson streets
CHICAGO, LiNuIs
r arrangeme' ts are such rs 10 10 ur- at 3 /
~ 'inics fu supply o. thu different qualities Of
Clear Lumber,
JOIN. AMI Scsating of all tiz s, and dleths, ommon
Lumb,r, Lsth, shingies, &c.
Dur Flooring,
Of Norway and white Phc, ~ always stand repiy
y compare WITH aty In this marArt We invite the
ca u n sttcn ion Va a uut3y ani ,th'r ic,e,s
" our 4 ck ,,hanh AMI III i,r, for niiinR orders
4Id contracts.
ap6u J W gKISK rA co
LVMREis! LUMBER I!
TIVE np rrilers evd,d Trsy--tfuiy inform the
] tntfers ~ Davenport ard tat lgll.c generally
thht thrv Keep nstaptl, han 1T tir w Pisnine
Mil IN h''ct Island, corner ,i Rock River sud WASH
irEtnn streets, seaSouci Flooring Snd aidins And al
! DGs0f rnis lins iimlvr Of tho tfst quality. Csn
aua ersnint sttok heioro yurchasiig elsewhere.
J. 4. bIDDI5ON / 90
soNav ~ 1cyA -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

Pure Spirits, SC.
w. I. SUUFELDT l. co.
AGENTS
CHICAGO PURE SPIRIT MAEtyFAcroRY
O3IOB, l79 SOUTH wArER STREET.
CHICAGO.
I 1QuOR DEALERS AND OTHERS ARE INvI-
IL ted to try rhe Pure Spirits made at the above e.
tabli>hmen., for which orderr sr, solicited Also,
American Brandy and Gin Of nne favor as Pure Spir.
Il Pric es
April II, demo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29

An xe q ange> and lemons Just receiv,d al
IfV for sale at Wholesale and Re,ail At
BROOKS = DAVIS
May 2idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
I or I1I : Thsusapl Dollars 4 Year.

No Tailor, Seamstr.ss Shoe Manufacturer, Saddler
other p~spon having sewing su ching u do,
a III do without peculiar merit OF Sins-
sr's schines, ~hch no other kind can justly claim
Is thrt the same Machine vii do every ksad Of soOrk
In pe, feet styis. Thy strong, durable, and viii
keep in order whoever buys one may b. entirely
certain II will do his work. Essyy large psss>ae
foA0y OH0N 10 Aaes eas.
All eho wish complete and reliable Information In
rsRsrd 70 prtee aad size VI our Machines manner OF
v0rhiag, and method Of purchasing. with n; other
psrticuisrs cen obsain u BY applying by letter st ei
tier o9 oar c6ac~s copy OF ~ y Singer Co. Z
0asetsa, paper dsvossd 20 tAe Sewing Machine In
eersst. u vii - suppAsd grstts.
I. n. SIN0BB co.
~ Lesai aosats wanted h every sown In Tie
IInlfs-d Sas - Ian n hnm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Dupent's Cunpewder.

U>HE undersigned Is the dnly spp.ini ed agent
u the Messrs Dupont and vii have constantly Oh
h md at tn H.re Prof Dsgaxsne, two L lies from
The ,ty the various besrds and qualities Of thin
Gel hrat-d wGe. G. A BgLIN.
Once over o. .. Rxpsess oeee. Ferry st. b~ veer
81 nd 81 sta. iunS .1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
PkIMA RY SCHOOL.
MRS. .aLDE.r (RD(EE ETT

DtSbsTTFC1lS infot ms tie ~; & ms q. Daynn.
- p n ia she has op ned Primary s-hcal N
n builiing on Mrin stree, mex; >, the L. Uisi-,
hu e. whore she IS preps al I, tax l.nii eI nun,
be- of pupils
Ie'ms made kno sn on APP Ice, ION chool Room
June2dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
IMMENSE SALE. - This afternoo,

IMMENSE SALE. - This afternoon
commences the sale Of Dry Gool-. at the n.
! Commission Store on Brady street, above
Fourth. This extensive stock Of Dry Goods
comprising everything desirable, will be
closed out to the highest bidder. Dealers
and consumers will find it to their interest
TO attend the sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
III In SIX MINUTES!
Patent Cream Freezer.

An extraordinary and astonis hing
impfov, ment In Cream Fr, ezine !,
Will frcsx la SIX MINUTES, ~ =
simple aad elegant Apylica ion OF
we'll knoSn principles, produc ny
this de ,irable and surprising result
child OF ten Years can manage It
wtttout Il ifiiculty.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
A"2td,t. ~ the MARYLAND INsTI-
TUTE and FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA
81 the METROPoLITAn MECHANICS
INSTITUTE, attest the superiority II
thus apparatus over all others.
As = further and convincing proof
eisnce OF this Freezer, the under signed
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
W. Z. ChlLDS l. CO.'S.
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOEE.V'(s !! /!

NTk, the uni'r ign,d, are pr par.d to contH &C
w aud put Oh at the shurt.st notice, Jour
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yst invented that will sue
ccssfully resist the action Of the
climate. nhperfcctly fire and wster-proof, and IL
point OF DURABILITY VT believe 1t 10 equal II not .up@
ror, TO any metallic ~, hng. We Iui 1t over
old TIN, tar, iron, or shinge roofs u making dir
ference hov lat or steep the roof may be. This
roofr & i-warransed to prove above represented
We will put on for &S % psr squsre, 60 fee!
sqnare We wiil apply II uDon tin aud iron tot
t!m per square, being, account Of its durability
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite all who are building, and those who vi. h
their Is repaired 10 call At oce, opposite the
leClaire Uouse, Davenport. Iowa, and xainine
pes and satisfy heseive. In regard 10 the dursbil.
ity and prac, liability u this roofing.
N B-we are prepared to f orders for our Ce.
m-nt To thcse residing At distance. with printed d,
tec'io for ita use.
CITY and county Rt0Afs for Iotcd and Minnesota
for safe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
COMMISSION.
L. W. CURTIS l. co.
SUCCESSORS TO GooDRIcH, CrsTIs 4 YAxris.)
Forwarding 4 Conmissiea

FOTWaTu1uS = VOanln1SSlVo
MERCHANTS,
ksvsAosss OHp0siie Raj Rood Depot
DAVENPORT IOWA.
nEALBRx In Grain. H'our, salt ,Oenent and sll
x/kinds Of Farm Produce
Orders solictted and sssdcd to with dispatch for
the purchase or sale Of Pfo6use in this aud other
markets.
Our faeiities ere aupie for the storage Of 0raiu
and producr
Llbrrai Cash advance assae ~ consignmenis
when desired.
Special ATTENTION pad to receiving aud forwarding
go9is BY Railroad or R.ver.
ChAAges At estsbli-b he'd rAies.
April s2du.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DRD09 aooD9s
Whites Quadrtlle Band ferl857

LeClGire, Scott Co., IOoUN.
A. n. WHITE, LIST Violin aud ProapGer,
J. RTR ASSER, n Violin,
J. SCHUYLER, Caronrt,
a. S6HUi.ER Coronet,
". REED, Bssso.
Applications made to A n WHITE, LeOaaire, VII
receive prompt attention
P.S We furnish better Music than any other
Band In tn e State noh9oi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
1857. CANADA 1857.
LIQUOR STORE.
Pure Imported
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CxE.4RE r.

THR NEW STORE JUST OPENED
Under The Germ,.a Theatre.
Second Street, corner Of Ripley,
thh city, viii Be furnished constantly with III
LARGEST AND BET STOCK
of Imported wnes Liqncrs aud Css,s. ever br,. orh
% tho Western country Our heavy soois we're II
purchase In Montreal Canads and shipped To q, IN
DoND, thus enabling NJ to
0ssNrOss2ee thsms Pure.
Feeling confident ,hat our stock a, /, xards cc.,,-
and prior, will compare fave-sbIy with anv IN
AMerics ~ invite the Atteptisn on parties v,.htns
70 IarcnAse. DOwNsRh h nAKHB
WIN BAREEs, from Montreal
seh13dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
THE TTNDFRSICNED

rYAVIN0 e~tabit b ID himse,s N shks psace in the
i = bpsin IS Of FHvEs 4 Brass PLATixo proposes
70 q ai orders 1T nne ehver ilated Dog Plates
Dor KNobs Bell Pu'is, Brtts numbers. Pi4tes AID
FiRures adopted =, the ~ Doors and Chu ch
Pews Lightaihg Rod pcints, wiud,w ga, b, Carr
and Harness trimmings Ila.d to order Oh shor,
notice. All work war; ant ei equal u tn b--t
WI LIAM WAgARA,
1trss building ess, Of old Pennsyivsnia Huus.
Second 4 Get up stairs.
April N-df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
G0tAbh0h hcd 1oAo
BURROWS & &PRETTYMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers II

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Foreign assd DOsssestic DSN
Goods, Boots and shoes,
Hats and Cape, Cloth
ting, etc.,
"OULD invite the attention Of purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We are
now opening Pail and winter stock suitable for
the wants Of this community We do MT profess 70
undersen our n-ighbors, but O0tr1- Goods at
reasonable, ,f0tes. We have nov on Aand nne
sortrl' ut Of
DRD09 aooD9S
consisting Of
silks. Werisos. Pasanastas, valencissnes,
Lustres, DeLalnes. &c., ShaWls ard
Mantillas II great variety.
Cloths Cassimeres, vestlngs. Resdy Made Clothing
and oollen Goos Of all kinds suitable Tor the coa-
ing season Yankee Notions Rubber Goods, Car
pets Oil Cloths, window Shades, 0roceriss Croekevy
and HAYdXare.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
DAVENPORT, June 90, 1857.
Carl. l.. 4. WknB,


BRornER W Ens,--We the undersigned pas
sengers Oh board the A lhambra on the plea
sure excursion trip 10 Muscatine, on the
night of the 2ath inst, hereby tender you
our thanks for the excellent fare and very
kind treatment that we received at your
hands on the occasion. You gave US plea
sant ride, ON one of the finest boats on the
Upper Mississippi, sumptuous meal. and
IA all respects We Jared much better than
We had any reason to expect from the IL
mlted notice To you Of the excursion.
Hoping that We may often have the plea
sure of trip on your boat, under the com
nand of such a gentlemanly and obiging
officer as yourself, We remain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-29
Johns Day.
CAPT. Z. r. WEBB.

We are permitted through the kind
ness Of the Committee to publish the
neutrality-suspicious. between them
and Capt. Webb, relative to the steam
boat excursion on the evening Of the
Gath inst. Capt. w. is well deserving
ofthe compliment, and is becoming one
Of the most popular Steamboat officers
within our acquaintance
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

ApULTERATIos MLK.--The effective wav which they
have in France of Furnishing violations of the law in re-
gard to the adueration of articles OF food may be seen
from the following sentence which was pronounced by
one of the police courts Of Versailles in the case of milk
dealer
Louis Charles Jerome OrioI, aged thirty two pik-
dealer, was convicted Of aduterating 6S4 res 1874
quars OF milk and inducing apsrson in his employment
to participate in the offence condemned to three month";
Imprisonment, snd fine Of fifty francs Sl0) and 1t bias
been ordered that abridgment said sentence be
published IN the Constitutional and Gazette des 7rbnndur
and besides that twenty-five copies OF the said sentence be
posted in divers conspicuous places All these expenses
as well ms the legal be horne offender.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

mary of the provisions of the various tar laws contain
ing statements of the of dty which has been as
sessed on the article wool under each law from the oun-
dalton of government TO the present ume The inor
nation contained in the article instructive and inter
estipg have not had the time TO make an examination
of the various laws referred 10 to test It's accuracy but
imagine Il will be found very nearly, not aitcgeiher
correct:
Thrift datis. on Imported WooI from 1882
Zoo =. III isIe e.
January, 100 W. np Ia5a ~ ar cant .d v.Iorem
nP,i', ' inns' is9s-aosne nnder Toe per h. IL
mar ssat nd valoren
NAV 1874 10 June ls25-costng 0c. per b. Is per
cart ad yaorem
june 1885, june ls26costipg under loo. per h., 20
per cent. ad valorem.
June, 1925, to June, lS26eosDg over ioc per lb "a
per cent. ad yalorem - :,
june 1896 70 June, lozo-cosung unoer ioc Per o IL
per cent. 40 vaiorem ,ooo ,, - m - ~ an
june lozo, 70 june io1o-eospg over i9e PEI o' 'o
p 1919 40 uns 1874 A. psr H. speei6e and Az ne,
rent adj yalorem
June 1880 10 June lss2-ic per h. specific and 80 pei
cent adj yalo. en-
June 1920 june sSO4c. per Id. specific, and as pc:
cent. ad vaorem.
June 1882 TO june 1872 costing under &c. per h. free
June, 1881 to june ieiz-eostng over &c. per To-, Ac
specinc, ana Az per cent "a. so Faloaem'
June o1S, 70 'uy' uuer 'o' PCT 'p', PEI
CENT p au ' r9'v =, Ill, ,s.s o,, go. - ~, n o.
specific and 80 per cent. ad valorem.
July 1916, to present timeal wool so cent. ad
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

SINGULAR suiclDE-A prisoner in the Michigan
penitenary, sentenced to solitary confinement was found
dead in his cell steam pipe passing through the cell
to warm bad burst and cry of help could be heard
by the keeper to himself from being cooked to death
the poor man cut bis throat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

STRANGE ArrAla-The following information has been
posted at the Liverpool Underwriters Rooms
The kelpe (opum clipper lost in the China seas
in ls46 and all her and passengers supposed
be drowned Intelligence has just been received from
China that the ring of of the passengers having been
lately offered for sale in Canton inquiries instituted,
which led TO the discovery of the and passengers
having been drowned, but of their being in state OF
slavery in the island of Formosap
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14
THE TRAVEL BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND PmLADELrHIA-
The Baltimore American of Yesterday morning aaya.

THE TRAVEL BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND PHLADELrHIA-
The Baltimore American of yesterday morning says
Travel between Baltimore and Philadelphia may now
be considered partially resumed the Susquehanna being
again bridged with gorged ice with strong probability
Of the ice remaining unbroken for weeks come.
The railroad company learn have large force hands
employed in making track through the rough and I'M
even gorges ice ADD will probably, should the weather
continue cold, lind 1t necessary to lay track the ice
again for the transportation Of the mails and baggage
which now have to be carried by employed Tor
the purpose the ice being too rugged for the
employment OF horses The only train that left Baltimore
probable that none but the day trains will be run until the
crossing Of the river rendered and easy by the
dwelling OF smooth track The passengers by the after
last night though much of their baggage had to be left be-
hind account of the difficulty in getting across the
icen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

Swartwout
A bill for the relief of Elizabeth Ansman
bill for the relief of Susannah Scott deceased late OF
New York.
bill for the relief of Mary Bell, of Pennsylvania
A bill TO amend the pension laws therein named
Also from the committee, reported the following
resolution; which was agreed to
Rsolced, That tho Committee on Revolutionary Pensions
be discharged from the further consideration of the petition
oil Nancy Madison and Others praying to be paid
pensions under the second section of the act of February
1885, and that the be referred the Committee
and Means with instructions ascertain and report TO the
sons under said of said act, the 4th
March, ls4S, to the Sd February, 1858.
Mr.. MILLER, of New York, from the Committee on
Revolutionary Pensions reported bill for the relief OF
Amelia Fish, widow OF Nathaniel Stowell sergeant of
the revolution and bill for the relief of the children Of
Elnathan Sears officer of the revolution; which was
read twice and committed
Mr. ROBBINS, of New Jersey, from the Committee on In
valid Pensions reported bill for the relief of William
Luts which read twice and committed
Mr.. DICKSON, of New York. from the same committee
reported bills for the relief Isaiah W. Green Of New York
and Of Lieutenant Thompson H. Crosby which were read
twice and committed.
Mr.. FLORENCE, of Pennsylvania from the same com
mttee, reported bill for the relief Of William Thompson
for an increase of pension which read twice and
committed.
Mr.. LUMPKIN OF Georgia. from the same committee
reported bills for the relief of Daniel Wacassc and for the
relief Of Sampson Hayes soldier in the Mexican war
which were severslly read three times and passed.
Also, from the committee reported bills for tho re-
lief of Ekanah English and of Michael Hanson which
were severally read twice and committed.
On motion Of Mr. L. the Committee on Invalid Pensions
were discharged from the further consideration OF the pc
uton ct WIN. 7 Brodis; and IL was laid on the table
Mr. CHAFFEE, OF Massachusetts, from the Committee
on Patents reported Senate bill for the relief of Nathaniel
Hazard and upon its third reading called the previous
question IIl NJ n 10
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

Mssount-A despatch from St Louis, dated the 18th,
says:
"The house of representatives Monday passed the
amendment to the constitution restricting the State debt
to $4,000.
The bank committee has agreed that eight banks with
three branches each and aggregate capital Of
000 shall be chartered at the present session OF the ega
tHre These banks TO be authorized to issue three
the amount of capital to be paid in and not ul-
lowed to issue notes of less denomination than five dol
lars"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

This being prvatebi day, the various committees
called for reports of q private nature.
Mr.. BISHOP, Of New Jersey, from the Committee Of
Claims TO which referred the bills from the Court of
Claims for the relief of David Wood merchant of the city
OF New York for the relief Of John Michel merchant Of
the city OF New York for the relief of Atkinson Roll
Inns Co., merchants of the city of New York for the
relief Of Ayman Co. merchants of the city of New York
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14
Netc England States.
Decrease from 1910 10 1885, 10000 pounds
Northeastern States.

Increase from 1910 to 1850, IL, I,
Middle States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

LARGE cHKEsE MANDATORY The Louisville (Ky.) Cour.
Ter contains an account Of the cheese mandatory of L
sander Pelton, OF Gustavus Trumbu county Ohio whe
the past season, about 200 of cheese were manuc
tured and but for the dyness Of the weather the guam
ny would have reached 300 tons. Mr. Pelton buys and
collects the curd from the of all the farmers for ten
miles around him. keeping six eight teams constantly
employed The spacious rooms in which the cheese is
made are capable of holding $50 TONS and the services Of
three men are constantly required while curing. The
cheese is principally put up for the California and Austria
lan markets.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-14

LONG SLEIGH RIDES. and II. T. Noble of Dixon, IL
lino with their ladies' took little ride to ST. Paul Min
nesota and back this winter in seighs The distance
travelled was eight hundred miles and tho seghng good
all the way.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-23
Consistency.

The Black Republicans are inveigh-
ing loudly against the decision of the
United States Supreme Court, that ne
groes are not citizens of the United
States, and are expressing great sympa-
thy and regard for the colored race.
Their practices, however, do not CORES
pond with their professions. The very
Legislature of New York which has
submitted the question Of negro suffrage
to the people, Gin hope of political GAIN
has refused to let colored clergymen of
Albany open its sessions with prayer,
in common with the other clcrgymen Of
hat city. 1t has not opened the col
leges, and academies, and common
schools to the negroes, nor given them
equally in churches, in concert rooms,
in railroad cars, and still less in the in
terror course of social life. Nor is this
nil. The notorious Topeka constitution
of Kansas, for rejecting which the dem
ocratic party in Congress came in for a
large share of black republican abuse:
while expressly comforting the right OF
suffrage on every civilized male Indian
who has adopted the habit of the white
man, expressly refuses that right to ne
groes or mulattoes. Consistent Black
Republicans!