davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

,l,HE SUBSCRIBE is Now gE,ris iy,.

] he t.it si'ssl 81 Mtitias fstsa comprising
Commercial ~t" teiiri s5sd 'sl sts.-
ft, hs-I n,Aii- lh isAasssI tStsiua saa I@wf~h
tt,i r,"geh rar.r- snsiasssi Wtn ~ fsaha
COMMERCIAL. A',tI
Mttt. ttu.. hah sod s-sssstsi ,sss.s~ ttat,si saA
plsn th. issuMtasg Bisil~ ltmrsssl s'tt ssNEH
ituritut4 ,feen Mtil~ .snshss Msti t-,s sEa a
tsst- ,tfsW s'ots iaitpA Hf.sh.t -.slttte s,rth
Mtuuta tsttig - = tlsl.s ssatrttts y. iins i,st
it.nulS III l,sfitss5 thtsi AhaHat.gA tii 49, shaa
ta~ pstterH t,sMaAtw, Ahtssst aust ksttralatstf
si-" t1ea i,.iii- ss.i siA asst s,usi
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

W's IL" hf-t and nttil quite re.Dty the ni.J paper
h 'he stat" 20 iowa printed ou steam few,r Pre-,
ahd h@r'rnna'"n 4 ths largest " ans il ~, stat
Adtttti-'is appreciate thssr s.sisanias.- - nat soi
u'ub- NnrIy bsup
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

&URGEOS q MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ bhcra HE services such ~ his fiicnds and the
paslic Ia ysaer i.s.,iLg that b. and will Civ"
snsifs satisfaction ia all work done Ia tke Dental line
Tie has bren engaged ln DR. Goojr,ehs sniee fur the
last LfiseH months, aid believing that he has sas
tAinst his former reputation Deati. he asks for
psg iion Of the patronage ~ his friends ard ths
puLiii lie acqursmenis Ia The knowledge of ben
tistry and arrangements Ia la. oss aad laboratory
ere ch that h- L. prepared io do any work in THIS
Denisl line. His Inedr of work s different frnin a
other In thi. section of tLu country, h@ing more
eleaAl \ and durable, and with comfort
and satisfaction "a tiis wraTsr. lie will put In arih
eisi Iii frnll 10 entire set, and do al
other work apPrrtaning 10 bsntistry.
06is and Residence roun.ei.d, on fonrih street,
secanal ffous. West of Main, adianiag Dr Foun
.an's residence. An, nnmissr u references given
IL required. ap2stf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

AT THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
~ College, in Jacshys new budhg, corner VI
Thirl and Perry streetA
" Kepc iai. u rrussia In 0ernsny, Professor
al the 8ernan Language .sspectfally sasoaness 10
the citizens Of DavenPt and vicinity the establish
rnsnt 81 School for tnstsueton II tbs 0erman Ian
suage 10. above named place where for particu.
I.r- Il. ran be- from " y oelock 4. n
Effxaxscss -Th 0aelleh, Law O1Rcs of 6usiich
aid Iraayi u iambsch, Once u ths City knsins<s.
s.t.I5lns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

SEN E>fN ftNEtE\fS ~ SiINER ANb
- iW"ti1 htr ..rutr tu Mttt hsadi t .tAHn ..
usual Ma tNFt,Au4p tet IAtst N,yFs - tN4t lta.ta
'urrrn,t To MsE,hateh#s Wni T. r.sat tJrst
-tih N Itts't t z4ii ti tttu.Hs. alI t,,is.isti NJ
, l1.isss'na ..n Sshsai it-Iv ttbtes Mfits
Fspvt., ENtei~Jts 4hd imLt titsml ila.t. itahAtt&
uud Mvtchants ~tathtH,rt " tit TsIsts ats4faits
'tfd iitfdsiH Msss.tnt-, srN N-ttIef~ si.i MAJ
''Bs.i MU=l. todd i'o- sild ts,=s. 4, 81
81 ~ ss, rttttt. three si4sss Ntstth tEts I-t
s.fis IN attt lTI AfaAA4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

nEiSTISTS.-- DOCT. NJ. TENDERS HIS
~ tlsanks 10 the rubiic generally for tLs liberal
patron age bestowed upsn hta during the last four
yrarr .usssaBt practice i his profession and would
Inform esn that b. hs~ associated wifi him In his
psofss. Ian Dpct l. a h0rrtsDn of PhiiAd<lpht Who
hes had long experience, and eosass well recon
mSndest in Is.ltistry.
In Recommending oarseivs. IN the public 10 will
ia &ii cst~es eEdrav.r to give satisfaction.
te1Sd.kwff
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

-
'. Iii NMs tFuh, "a. aiu - tiurtisif s.tis5z 3
h4#tHR r.i1 ~. sHtst.at a. Jssss li i.silsgass
it taslgss~- t8t y. tastftUMpi At tisF 81 sfaW4
- tfszsefYit* f44tls.ss Nhu sHfhtft*st A8
81 ttis abtit.t-tssl t.nstf.s. e ths - ffts
l'sesAlsft ssp4 ssiL ~,
&etNNA
~ itast Itt tsaNtt
sstMitts b tsIlttlt
- i't-tIH t1UI'ttt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

\ VERY EFFICIENT ARTICLE FOR
~ copying i.ttst- .F,l.ts a. Irsst np ta pc
tts i'tu, an'i n,nrh eh~aist than The -r.s icN.t
la.s~
fH,c "as s3,., ...,al.l.tt Ai.athe
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
Professional CARDS.

professional Garos.
Lawyers.
WILLIAM SANDERS sON,
A TToRNEf AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOTARY Public
un,re ~ f"Ni oI''c" block opposite uazs,le Count
| 'hs "s"a s.iutf
n. u. cONaiDON,
| A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
| "A AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
,,' .''n's' core, 81 iradY aud seeand 'uesis over
Particular attention siyen atho collection ~ claims
payment "i iaNss e9iiScS ai'riua ~ Real ksair,
"'''Na't"h ~ 'ftd ihhHsA A. aulsdiy
JAnss = siLls cH,siKs |. pswsr
MILLS 4 DEWEY,
A TToRNEYS 4 CouNSEt.uRs AT LAW
"a No b iioIimarfs mcek. Main street. ps,.nport.
i"wa may isdtf
Jossr cook aoas nnl"s sAs b lisul.
Cebtsl<. Dti.iApN = LsNDs.kA,
"A TToRNEYs 4 CouNSELoRS AT LAW
= Davenport, Iowa ulllce, a. ssmc building Niu
W. practice la ,te coa.t. ol Scott Cedar clinton
aud Aa-eaine c"an'lcs iowa and 40 the Cont. oi
fsoek i-iand eouui.s Iilinais
Y" our Coiests"'. Department We devote especial
give ali business entrusted Io "a our l., Il atlrlon
sridiy
rnso GuKlicn. $50 sYasar
GUELsCu 4 STEWART,
a TTokNEis couAsLLuRs AT LAW.
NorAEiEis PUBLIC
Convey aI'cing Investigations of TALE. pa,m.nt
ef Tza~.. Leaning ai ln.s-tn..i,t IL Nau.t .i,I Iii
other regular business pf"lariy attended III
pm'. - .","nd street ~ Atkinson Block -
fA'-'e 'h' - i'a r." s"pidu
CHAHLEs O.. PtrNAM,
"A IIoRNEi AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
- -
NOTARY rurLIe
"s'" a'h s''''''i ri* siVu
iOnENzO FAIRBANKS,
,funaerlJ ~ y e.ly3
4 TToRNEi AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. |
- Notary fnAs a.i Cnnaini si.nrr ~ n..,l. tpt
N" imtt ''i.e' NJ ionmai,s b.sk Man |
Law hnslhc-. prstnItl attended H. Ia the Courts
II this atti., I.ae .d the 1 nil.a States tnnrt.
."rrti"hA mai. ~ ns IaIi ~ ihe tn,,.i states
M'"S b'at'd ai..l 'ssls -aishi .ii,l -,'id lsn.nl
sIlLi,a slits wa et,tx
ALLEN a CLARK,
a TToRNEis a c"uNsELoEs Al LAW
EorAEiIs ruElie.
ansiif i'N.urori, Iowa
ArSEH RA,tsos n ,nrp
DAWSON a TWuE.
A TToRNEYs 4 c"uAsELoRs AT LAW,
NorAgIkS TEBii.
oiiic~ un Erads street ia Commercial builiing
.~plsdaMly
AMOS NOSt:s, ad.
A TToRSEi AND cot NSELug AT LAW
4 ofis~ North N-.t corner af Nam and Second |
-trseir |
RgrGEEsoks si.s.iai.i 4 Titus Chairman |
tiishcock, lien Z.islcr ,.rsk MalI .i.rrsi n |
Henry u I"a.i"y, beirit Michigan, E.iM ard q |
Rates, ~Nffsni'l'ti iiaL aI ttimn.rer Io-t m Ma
'ashnr.'is fehiaiAwW
NJ. %. SPRINGER.
A TToRNEi AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
y |
LAND AGENT
Nj Vernon, Nebraska, ~ oea.lAw
JAMES T.. s.ANE,
A TTUEAEl At LAW 4 NOTARY PUBLIC.
\ oniee Brady street alosc second, a,.s
sathishseis -i"re api3dAwtf
WILLIAM y. CAMPBELL,
I muNTi SURVEYOR. 49, RESIDENCE -
~ Corner 81 soHth Mesi BRADY and I4aeu-t street.
inee Ia the Court iieass Al order. promptly
tten.ird ta auyitakvtf |
y. a. HILLS.
A TToKAEY AND COZ NSELoR AT LAW
\ ofie. On Main street, opposite Le Cialr.
t.ts" iun.lositf
AUSTIN espMBlA.
A TTORSEi AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
q
NOTARY ~ Efae
ohi"r ~ Maeklpi - t"rl,nr Exchange Oaic-.
Bsh2tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

Liant prNtsnuEs4- The EHL Izland III
rl't,se la speaking ii the raIa'. ri ~. ,..,
naan military company at thti ts saNs Ia
niarchina ihfaugh Mulin. t"N.l. transfer
,fisulie.l the ea,apaas la driving iuio theh.
aud al. driving ahant ~ adYanne ~ them
With l.nd ahnsr, ~ that the, wefe finally
.pnlsled Ia charge upon hin T., unl,itcling
hi, HORSES and i.atinn himself anl waaau
standing in the street. The probability = that
tl,.y alaly treated hin l.a .Rilh ii-voui
this the parade passed "li s.ts rlcaaanl,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

tSt EI'kitLi 4 LARGE ST'.k -
~ n"w rhssi Ma-gs 80 tNsss s.ataf a. ,tss s.h
II pni.talets ptiass
A. NJ II i.t,.l, :. 3 n.,ti, ~ th,r.
~ XII ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

HsefnLi,AS MAHp MrKitsa--ln " ARp.-
The Republican, ni the S.rul.i ward met lair
Snant Ia notice ~, Mauia, the l2ih inst. ~
RammiIg Wa called I" lhr chain and u. a.
Anlr.snn appointed s.rrrtaa
WhefeuInn "n muti"u Iuta Grrlisn. -
was unanimously nominated a candidate tnt
Alderman III this Manl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

III, ~ith hia NJ IA " AtstnE.. - ps4f
A' sssai ,s',st s-~ettnit rrtaaa hi. tAaHL "a
l'is - "a" literal i,st4 lsfst.i cadet
htau
iss ss#s~ 'atia. NJ 14shrii .ro prepared Il.
ttF f4 sstiis4t i.aats iaslE.@A si.a a. tirtsl#
sisf4 ts tisT 81. ssts A.st tnslurs t4zz
s.s tsssG 1ANtA ~ tANAss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

I.IQUOHF
Whssky common. !. 3isSei'
do Hour 81 Ass;3 a.
do kys, .--.-. Glaas,
Pure Asr,ts......-- et0a
Brandy lDussnaa 5snl q
do lap 81 eAsA y
On. ! sdss bwan,-- % y
70 Gnb o1os. =
- slis, ......... ,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

KuAaa aAys ys--Ey.binn hal,r last un. oi
wagon tadcd w,th etaess beeam" tfehieH.d
II locomotive anl .la he'd N inrinnly The
inc. broke wksn the si,,s.l concluded II Nas
tifnc te i,ke ais hal and lease Whi.l, h. did
With Mare haste liaA Hfare The slaves ii.a
prylais senonsk hnt tA. scene cl,sed inore j
farce than ttaeeiy 4 runaway Yesterday
morniha however had ,raeiral termination
\ team lat, NJ, farlan siteet lnJ isal,cd IN
. high ehhsakmchi There was drcsifnl
crash ani one be-, :, len NJ l,inp atsta ~
hIs dauidlcss Lriufe this eanc itda dead
sisir
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

e lnON oARES, ASSORTED WARRANT
- ID, etsv snA Bsrgiar proog, iron saSss within,
snseonisstsseas1f - ~ sele by
~ Cox. TAir1 and PssTy -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
llt,.,.Ipk par hIE\1ull luANt, .sr su,.,

AMItF sItF tNhlNs in iat
isJ B,Hk-. Esnkvt- ksirstl- l+s2 .,niss- Nj
altanis A. wsih ~ittt..al date s..,i nrasv- fa
riitaplng sit'uF.s hsttss-s .sfsis sa.k- It..sa
i+.1lb ns't"~ dtafH fsaaIs- ~tstsn and sssslets
f~ttNs~t III NJ ~ Hr.is - HsHsr tho 4 80
EiI ADAMS,
,etti Ae,aut f.,t f,ak.nt-,ls siii NieissitN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

. y tsF rsr The ualrt.,sns.t sHfts taT .sls b4s
i's'il,tss iias-s EraiS -tt.si ~ Ihtt.sasA
t,s aalAg siGhs ana esilst .rassa4a " ss4
4 - ts.t ssstsia- stahe -h.i HN. sftis tsag ttut
si.i et"siJ trss- grape ttn.. sLrullrs fs-leih
N.ff
ih~ siss. ~ tts aass-t PHEASANT H~~4luEe~s
tiH' rtts ahal viii hs .,sia ~ y tstB lssN lfAsH
Aprb ." JOHN !, batit
..a - A 4.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
10 cct or C'casc.
pEsinr>.g rns grNr rnr ,nuue
.rn srNr nisun>. ra ll,,tt.nk
llta,ERlA nousr roe nrxr A.,

SSH unt e,A 49, t,iss pta - t.siusz5f
49, ~ .tthi tas"sths ts., ~ tt tt~,as tet.tm*
tN ht&&tk -tt.ss att Am4t rNt 4sas tssttat i,tt s
% sttt-ass, ritss9 ss>iy I tARktg
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

ALVORD q VAN PATTEN,
Az iIsI.ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w 8 arrsrl.., Drugs, Chemiss ais, faints, oils,
Ga nails, 80.
Ai.s "a fatant Medicines, aud Agent. for ali u
ir " Iasnwr Preparations
~ sftrvt opposite y N j. be-rass mill aid
.s.f sect u Perry street. och
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
l,nla and l,rern " imlaM l'nrlains

\ ENTIRELY MN NErhIE sEE
. tsh heA ta tr.i aHt .ttar ~ tnAsi fttt. 80.
s.sssi .hi Euh taslat .at8..ste,
S.~ Patterns IL A. 49, -t5=si ,,f.ss.
t3aui s,tssH - t4s
tlAtm istnr ~ a.
4 urf An Il sItsF.ss A. -. n. .Nsf ...t.4 -.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

AuLNr AND lSTELLlokNC Ckk, once No.
',rni.srcial buiidins., entrance ~ Brady street,
lslKeafrtft, Iowa
Mtli hay and sell on coanmission, make advances,
ipaa Maasy, Negotiate Laxn., luc~te I.ausls Ieas.
tt"Hs Ifss Wss,ngs, of~a and coes B,oks b. pouhl.
EHtrti adjust Accounts, procure Assistants aud Sit
nattnt-s &c,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

lNltE SuliS.'GiiiIE HAVING EEtIs
- isuki, th" Hsf.iWata asT,sss- "a tasas -
ii"Nstt bs~N~tst 9tsi iiht~ts issNns s3l to
aa tslaass ~ h4s @ia~ ltaals Aai isssl tggss
~ tiss.tt nssssif FstB'-t Is th.is tlalt s=s i es
ss'ssrs tna,i.s - tn i.isass. svsl1 aist. i
i,.s. t5.sis taKs.fs1
Gaa*Hnt~aft, sAt lsss MAN .TAH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

AnIfRltsEg bFit,r u,t III
trdat ,"uutN,
GrSrlEM1N We have eieet.,l The .ntir.
Enpuhnan ticket ~ ihi~ t".niy, hs iron,
.sU /" s,D maiaritics
Truly s"urs
n a. MptFnll.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
~ s;sOsossss. s',soscr.

ltSr III, Iik III NSifliEinG AEFh'li
- 0t hlts isaiaf*, isst ssf.stF~
Isfue Naalfft 4. nft s.,-5fs
SUrs1lai tht ~ -tfss tat-tI=t N.
81 ~ - u.s. sitt.' ~ a. ~ l..i ',u4
LII
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

GENERAL LAND AGENT, FLORENCE,
" Nebraska Territory, will attend Ia the locating
Of Land Warrants and the purchase Of Cla-, 1aands
ana Town Is,ss in Nebraska or Western Iowa Ped
eons desirng information thereto obtain II BY ID.
Aseasanx above. mh01
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

. g. The Lrtte, List u,ll d. launi Ia to
day paper
sg \ nnuhrr oi omi2taai ~. on "a ei
o'Ir oili'r ,.sl.uihS %, their va, To- tia, >lill
farther West
GS Gt n",i,. Il will bc seen that the Euarl
of rtad. " I" hnlI 4 meeting this evening
There viii h. important hu,,nr-, at.l there
sh"uli be- iarg" atletdAncc.
t'' Sh,nplaNtrl, ttiniel ~ III afiu pct
"idcf, II ncressir, tie, viii l,c Guui he'd ou
ans respectable iirn Al nn, .rut, "a The 10
lar all ready tot circulation
s' io,.nanA and tli Adam. au,tlnu
t""h,s we've crowded ni"hi Lrinre last ana
htsk sale, Wcrc midr thua- i,..kina an,
lhne like dull Time. ~ tliat pia ii BRAD,
street
4 "Wednesday uas hriahl ana pheasant
and W. lhouaht ipiian Summer - the nlosi
el"rl"as time ~ tlr Wh"l,. year was h.ihp
rrosIr,ousk ush"ted III Whnn the niali
h,"ughl ,louds aud Yesterday mofuins was
nll"laccd l., a chill, litH The day VA,
rl""ms with sprinkle IL lain al intervals.
ainl iiles yrrs deSiralle
R"nnrgY I'm THcs.li, niahi the re ilene-
oi Re, j. p Mason was entetcl Though a |
minl"N al,l litr lo, hri l,unL oi th. minister
and a silver watch that b- hal cait,ed H.. l,in.
years stolen. NJ clue has yet lre,i ohtaineL |
IT, ia. thief
RssrnLicS WAsp Mnhttsa-.n WAgp. -
The Republican ~ the Srruti ward met Itir
s,iant ta notice "n Mal,iaN the l1th inst ~ |
RammlIg, Wa called 4" the chain and u. n |
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-16

-l.9tr ~ - i',li.s pisos suit ths g,ti,,-. sn
tatb, t.ptat ttt sEus sisiN tsts.s tssi II
y" - itas,dt 4 t.s,t ~. ts-i s,its.
~ III ApAM4
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

Toward the close of his speech in the Lennon
case yesterday, Mr.. Evarts drew VIVID picture
of the consequences which would inevitably
result from the recognition of the relation between
master aid slave as existent, for however snort
period. under the laws Of NewYork. wherever
the status of Slavery exists, it exists to all ntents
AID purposes. An abstract relation, disconnected
from the rights and duties growing out oil that
relation and requiring enforcement is an absurdlty
anywhere out Of the region Of hypothesis. If the
slave be slave, he is, in virtue OF being slave,
property, the owner Of which is entitled to protec-
,ion for all the rights of ownership. Should the
master. who is in ,ansitu with his slaves through
the State, die, his slaves are part Of his assets
and must be administered by the Surrogate.
Should his creditors attach the slaves with bus
other property they must be sold on execution.
Should bis orders be resisted BY one of g his
family" and be carry them into effect BY blows,
perhaps mortal, be can plead in bar to punishment
for bis conduct the slavery Of the chattel Should
a slave mother bring forth child upon the soil Of
this State, such child would follow the Law Of the
parent, and be slave also. Should slave commit
murder and be hung, the master would be entitled
to bis value under that clause Of our Constitu-
ton, which forbids the taking of private property
for public use without compensation. Judges
would be obliged to grant writs, in pursuance Of
whose requirements whipping should be inflicted at
the public whipping post, and wives torn from their
husbands, ard mothers from their children. The
declaration that Slavery exists for an instant il
declaration that the natural and necessary incidents
of Slavery exist with it, Nor can We stop here.
Having no system of law Of our own applicable to
this status, what system is to be enforced That
which is common to all the Slave States! Why
top with that supposing it to be practicable
rule for our guidance, which it is not In the
case Of Virginia master ard slave, why not
enforce Virginia law! In the case of a Mississippi
master ard slave, why not enforce Mississippi law
Tie comfy which leads US to regard the relation
at ALL skould also lead us to regard it as it exists
In our own statutes we find no guide; We must
therefore look elsewhere for one, unless We pass
code ourselves. Hence not only the natural and
necessary incidents Of the relatiOn--f such there
be-but whatever artificial ones have been enacted
in any locality must be practically retnacted in
this State.
The numerous absurdities and uncertainties
which judgment that Mrs. Lennon may go
with her slaves from Virginia to Texas via New
York unavoidably creates, are sufficient reason
why such judgment should not be given, were all
others wanting.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

GRyAT SHOOTING MATCH AT ST. LOUIS "A great
tial ct skA between Capt. Paul of St. Louis, and
John Travis Of NewYOrk who are saidto stand as the
champion pistol shots Of the world took place near the
former city last week The st. Louis papers furnish
TIE following particulars
"0n Friday, about thousand persons visited the
pace wbeIe tie tnsl was made, and paid their fifty
cents d tcad. The distance 30 feet the shooting
at deliberate am. The fling commenced Travis
ieajiu2 of and fling in his usual manner while his
competitor tsted his pistol his left arm thus hav.
irg deciced advantage. Without going through all
TIE stLgs Of shots it is enough TO say that the ST.
Louis e. an pi, was beaten By inches and 3l6hs
the money $500 bcing awarded 10 Travis Paul fred
% shtis whose width from the center of the bull ssye
f.essJied II g.l6,hs inches, and Taviss ~ 6-l6hs
inches Up a. the nineteenth shot the chances were
in Car. Palls favor, he beng l-lbih inch ahead
but Gn tie twentieth aud lat shot he lpSt missing over
three inches in qUtIce Of the pistol dlSchaIgHg
before he took proper aim
"On Saturday another trsl took place. The dis
,anoe slot was 2 feet BY Paul and 90 ~ by Travis
TIE 6rst shooting ST rest with his pistol on desk
AID tie latter oh hand. The targets were Cnlna
I.s:s, about the sze Of an ordinary dessert pll's
some sI inches in diameter and which under the rule
ard contract between them, were 20 be struck ana
broken. They hIed upon the first match, h'e shots
each alternately. Paul the tiIs. rouno broke three
Ilstes out q hVe Trayis fret round, broke two oIt
OF five. Second round each broke four plates out
Cf Ave. Ttnd round esoi broke five plates Fourth
round Paul broke all five of tue plates. Mr.. Travis
cid 20: shoot the fowh round ffom the fact that he
could uoi vim irssmuch as 4 he had broken the five
rlates be Still WOuld have been loser by one plate
There was copsc trebe excitement AZ this time among
tbe freros a. aihcents e The yarol paytiss viii
A. o-e tine ti.resttbed q geutral row.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03
THE LATEST NEWS,
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

speci, Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. 3, 1857.
The President is too i'll for business, and remains
at bis country residence.
Although the Government has no advises that
the steamer Tennessee has gone on filibusterng
and piratical expedition orders are given to naval
vessels to prevent her from landing outlaws in
Nicaragua or Cuba.
Charges of Know. Nothingism still keep Mr..
Cults out Of the second Controllership, and his
opponents say that he contemplates declining the
commission.
The Few rule in the matter Of offce-holding,
alluded to the other night is that but one member
of family shall hold an appointment under the
Government, and that where there are more than
one in ofiice all but two shall be dismissed.
Gov. Walkers use of troops at the polls is dis.
tincty understood to be for their protection from
Missouri Ruffanism. If the ticket which that
backs does not prevail, an intense anti Walker ex-
citement is expected to arise in the South.
TIE state Of the Treasury on the ?3th ult. was as
follows:
Amount subject to draft, sl6 937 COZ b.; Receipts
curirg the week, $500 2j7 Is; Reduction dunpg the
Wttkt 81 luSt los Ol. lulr lcCNShiOA II
by the redemption Of stock
To the A,.ociased Pres"
wAsHIsGroS, Friday, October ., 1857.
The Secretary Of the Interior has recently invested
nearly one million dollars in the State Stocks Of Mis-
sour Pennsylvania Illinois North Carolina, Tennessee
ard Virginia in trust for the various Indian tribes.
All but $50 coo Of that amount has been drawn from
the Treasury. The present time was chosen for the
investment in order TO contribute something toward
tue relief of the money market while $3.50 900 has
tlus been realized in the transaction for he Indiana
A dispatch was received day az the General Land
Ctice from HsstI Minnesota stating that the men
WHO stole the 80 600 worth Of ard warrants from
the Fsnbsult Land Office had been srested, and that
ell the warrants, with the exception of hye had been
recovered.
There was 10 Cabinet meeting to-day. owing TO the
etstroe of the President, who detsined et his
Cour.ry residerce in corsequence Of severe cold.
A rsSs'ive answer has been given AZ the General
lGId Office to the nqGIies az TO whether number
II psrsons foIr;Iy themselves to jout stock
os'.oa cen have the benefit % ts 0radastoa as. by