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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
E,975

Fsllirgof. 9jl $500 2,1l
The boosted gaia of the Democrats, notwith
standing the aid and comfort extended to them by
the Pro Slavery Know Nothinss, 10 just no gain at
sL They have simply brought out their vote
while that adverse to them staid at home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

TskiDg the vote for Governor last year as the
Measure of the strength Of the respective parties in
our State, and that for Secretary Of Safe as the
test this year. and the comparison is as follows:
1885 Rep 264 400 Am. 100 so Dem. 198, Gle
1857 Rep. III ,449 Am. $685. Dem. 1875 685
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
Mesppork DAILY G.ibm,te
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1867.
20 ooPPEsPONDENTs.

20 OOPPEsPONDEETS.
hshs spudnz reinittsnces frequently omit 70 mer
Of the Post Ofce ana frequently ns
ame 81 6tae which ther paper Ia to b. sent Al
wafs mention the of the Poet Ottce aud State
U>poos ssn shen Of shouyneus Commuucstisns Whss
Vpr ut-rded for insertion be authenticated BY the
MAJ address Of the WHEREOF necessarily fer pabios
aoa, but srsrsnty Of his good faith.
Ws osnas4 rejected ComnunioAtcns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOA

PHILADILPBIA, Wednesday, Hos: ~ ling
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvsnia tivss, 81 ave.
Railrosd, 90; Long Iss1d Rairosd, ~
D;a Railroad, 39i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

TIC RspSblcsa Cip CoNgsntsOu did work last
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11


CONVICTION OF PHYsIcIoN
most singular trial has lately taken
place in Montreal, DR., Jean Bap-
tiste 1'heo ,hille Dorion, person Of
gentlemanly appearance, Of standing
and position in society, and in the
possession Of charged with stealing
silver spoons, two promissory notes
for 500, z Id headed cane and six
looks from the Doctor Levere Dona1
(whom he attended at his last lines J
on the day Of his death. a''''a .. /" =
The alleged THEFT took place on the
Oath If June, 1851, nearly six years
ago. and the chief Witnesses were two
brothers Of the prisoner, who say the
goods taken. The accused said that
the CHI .rge was the result Of i. conspi
racy to ruin him, but the jury, after
an absence of five minutes, four d
him guilty. When the verdict was
announced the prisoner staggered in
the dock, and was ashy pale. The
sentence has not yet been pronounced
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
t.Y SANDERS & BROTHER.
Brilliant thoughts are often slow in

Brilliant thoughts are often slow in
their formation, like the diamond -.
Thomas Moore vas frequently occu-
pied three weeks in writing q soug.--
THEODORE Hook often took about the
same time to perpstrate an ilnpromtu,
and Sheridan was frequently all day
in getting rp joke, which was sup
posed by some to be the inspiration Of
the moment. Neither Of these great
men would have been worth dg on
a daily paper, where the editor writes
as he runs, and catches q thought on
the wing and transtxes it with a mo
mentary flourish of his gray goose
quill, The daily editor has no time
to cudgel his brain tor thoughts, or to
polish then when they cone, notine
to take the sage's advice to think
twice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
Uartetp.
euitars,,

A LaIgsxnd ssry nns ssoftne nj O vood aN
AZ. atvsrioas prices ranging ffon SS,s0 y o40, =
Also Viohnsirom seventy dys csntsto twsasy
larsai No sClsire Row. n u Z
Feather Destars. . q Z
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
s,.,n.yIvan,a naiIrona.
The Old Pioneer r Bakery Still; ahead!

rIlHF subscri has recently made extensive prep.
! aralions for the manufacture OF Busler, slgaf,
Pilot Bfead, &c, &C., together with good assor
me ri of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
i have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
cf,,uty, for the manufacture of CrGm 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
mid. by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this processof making Bread are these the Bread 10
a,,ce "a is ucb winter and iii kee ps uch
longer with out becoming stds ana to many persons
l. b,ot ohiec ronable when 4 week Oil, il cuts
b,ndsome as the anest French roll, IL goes farther,
snh is readily introduced into families 30 haVo
eT sed BaAur's Bread before, | shall COZ lnas 10
400 We Afslcfes on ermswhicn cannot fail TO give
Ire satisfaction, nope to be able 10 supply all who
may iayer me with their patronage. Ihankiul for
ns Il ia yor, | hope to men. a continuance of the
same All orders from tbs country pfonstty attend
edto. DaNiht. EnoOhf'
puYrovs 81 PtetIyman's steam Mills,
n Dsyenpo ri, May 81, ls56-dh
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

A DOUBLE MuRpER.--Ecwaro
Hawkins, a young man, stole a horse
Pin Estill, Ky. last week, and was ar,
lrested by Constable James Land ana
b Mr.. J. Irwin. While they were
taking him to Jail, however, he shot
hem both and escaped, it is suppos'
'ed, to Ohio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

LII M H n RI
CANNeN' N's &
Steam Saw & planning Mills .
AND
SASH. DOOR Il BLIND FAC EossA.
/ WOULD respectfully ssH the attetilon Of Haia 1.
lers, Farmers and The pnoiie geueraEAs % ~ iafg
aId vel assertea sr1ck 'of
LUMRER, LATH AND sHI Giles,
and % Cash Purchasers VII mako y 50 o1,set le
+=El e shere tss~ rloW on bard 60
Fencing Of all lengths, from y 70 2G !,
Framing Lumber oireveEy atn assoa;
Flooring, pianea or rousll
Barn Boards OF lAlsnELhsT g
Shinsi les snavao, ear or sawtai
Lath OF the best quality
| Also Furnishing linmrss, sri7g y
Ikn iireFaree t".ft te'sa y : 90 2 et''tf
DOORS, SASH. BLLNf1S.
Window and DoDr Frame, Asealgrayss and
AIchitrave 6opldings, Go0AIs and Pi-
tsster woIa, Piiaths : aass Boards,
Panel TnrS, 20 nls,si enid- ar
ings iron {, 10 iretes wlde,
vesandah & 3 lnsrrzte
" a Scroll Work Es.
CRACK EATS, cons Jg4ES AnI. 4Eif ELi 4..4 4DR
NsMkNT% SCKatt.S sflN tr- y g.t:ty'5
The ma ehiter. IS rs UaNr S8f.H Hz h,ut re
tory eelng all oisac lates.ffG; iest ~ "a. stsGHf
and naring competent s1FkaGr IL. - err sit it
20 give sitiaattfb.. &He PSI
Thank ;ui tor past ;ayoTs, pnpe ~ stttet suer
ZION 70 all orders 10 bef's eealn4h' e 81 sanf
piec lh \ W. EAF" y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

EfHE subscriber intending eftc large saw mill at
i Waterfowl, hourshing t0w recently LAID out on
the niisss-ppl few miles above his present icality,
now offers the above named pr0p.'ts cligby situated
in the iowa of Moline, very TcasnnsbiN rms -
The bni is two stories T35 az 40 feet with ali oi
the machinery, and ui the Approved description,
usually connected with eslb shn mt Of the kind.
with RiHs saws propelled By twenty four horse
power engine. The OF power il rented ot sash
aud Hind and sOse factory ANY pSrspn wishing 10
engage IN manu- aetaripg business Hrtbiy establish
cd and hisy profitable, woali do well to cal early
the subscriber, he Is Disposed TO seli very
sbte terms. AL0NZD NouRSE.
Alalipp III Feb
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
DAY BOARDING

Mrs. II. Adams has opeEed 'h'us4 FOR Day
l Roardsrs at The orner ai Fourth ana slain sta,
IN me house o. ned by Hon. ThVrngtoD, where
she can accommodate somc fifteen OF twuts day
6oarders. .ss. "-
one room suitable fof gentleman ERd"tte toiet.s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
lowAaD DARL,ssros. WA. HENRY DARIiNaTo
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Alto ssN EYs 1T a w

ONCE, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo-
site LeClaire House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly RENTED
10 ali parts OF the Upel States
Money to loan on Real Estate or otherwise
Money located for others on co nm sston.
Lands located thrOughouttse Northwest,
He REFERENCES.
p Gibson ESQ rs.h'r. Bank eff Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq, /" Bank of Chester co,
West Chester, Pa
Morris u Jones v 20, Pal ad elphia,
Hopes " Townsend,
p. Wood ward n Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darby g. Rarksdsle, ST. Louis,
DR. 8 CiHrxe,Sec. America Ins. Co. do
r.. r. Leech 20, ptSburg,
Day Maslack. Cinct naau,
Mciirsgor, Lawes Biskernor, ;, davenport,
Edwin Smith, ESQ.,, 40
Nov - So dw5m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

LAND AGENTS at Ference Nebraska Terry.
BREWSTER Il KNIGHT,
Lands entered and Warrants located ia sioux City
Por Dodge and Council Biuns.
TPCoilections. .pronpuS an ended t0t sF = a.
ZIP BREW6fER, a. 81 p. ikN tftf4 = ~
Atty, L. Coun,r. at Law. Civil Ehgineer& Surveyor.
-REFER TO
Dawson & True, ksGEs., EdttsE GAzsttS,
Dr. j. NJ. Wtberwan, lawson a GriSks,
Il. PTico, Esq J. q Laha. $50
Nlss 10, Sn-ily
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

Commission Dercna0is.
GlONRICH, CURTIS & YANTIS,

F0rWatuIuE anu VV1HhH issa0a1 AeeN
Warehouse opposite X. r. depot, Davenport. Iowa
= = TEH = 4 DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dsserip-
tions Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended TO with dispatch for tine
chae or sale of Grain Produce In this and other
Our facilities are ample for the storage Of all kinds OF
Grain and Produce, A,
Liberal cash advances made on consignments whsh De
sired. @E - /, .oa;, ~
speciaI attention paid TO receiving aid forwarding
ts nv ,taroad or river Charges At established rates.
-REFERENCES-
cooR sargent. BANKERS Davenport; Chubb, Bro, Bar
ra,s a 90 bankers Davenport; Nckoiis, Campbell
Co, bankers, Davenport; Geo. W TIT, banker Bufaio
psnr al Irls,ns Albion n Duchess CO. Bank, T.;
Tnamss Ksmpshaii, Esq, Rochester, N. y; Walter
WodslI, n. \. City; Gary Grsts, commission msr-
shant, St. Louis; Collins, Humphrey 70, ChiSago,
thicaxo Dou zhty, Wilkinson 4 Co., Poughkepsie wat
sins ! owsley, commission merchant Louisville, Ky.
iune % dat -s -.. .5
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
GROCEan;S. -.
M. DALZELL, Ja. 4 Co,
Wholesale and Retail
GrOcerS, @i4
B. T. Corner Second end Perry 81. s9

UsF received and for sale psr s1bscribse, as
~ 70 hhis. Sugar,
rs cacss Rio Coffee, G&S
70 Packets Java 81
- h5ls. Cider Vinegar hf#&As4 e
10 bbis Mackerel and White Fish, 4s
i ~ ksts. - st-# " Ft se& a@@N
- Lti bbls >" "a
% boxes Palm and Family Soaps
80 :" star and TAlow CanAiss, s4fzsE
10 Ground Coffee,
- Pepper,
. a. salerAtus, IA a8 EstAEssa
!. 4 t..,sss nld chest !; !. Il. and Imp T.s., a
! Cases Pierce's Masches, t4tys
D tcs. kee
90 boxes Spices, assorted, 5 47r aB+8
30 dos Painted Buckets,
10 - Cedar y" assA45 "a - &sE6
rs Nest Tubs,
Willow Ware. - .'---eh
90 bbls Salt, @Ahs N~1
tee. Dairy Salt, -sNf.ss
Al bbls. Dried Apples,
Casks Sal and s. @. Soda ss$ sal
IS Boxes astd. Pickles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
Stores. .Sf0Ucs,

b q L
AND THIS ANSWER Is sTDs Is!
A LTE0UGH'We cannot keep on hand aoms aGba
"A or 3D0 Sfovat, ~ some 81 iei Shb1rg the tea
sons are We sell 50 cheap snd good article Of
Stoves that Il becomes dldicnit 10 supply he de-
I'd, but new supply of freight cars hsy arrive
and been placed on orr rosi, end nave pieted
arrangements SO IS to be able ls supply the
demands SfaA, be the same MORE CR LESS p
So after looking around among all the soy +
HoRSE"stove shops in this city, y ne tpurposs,
ee,neto a
.@ Twitehsll & 6illetrs, t' H
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and boy 4
We defy all colnpetition-every article r,arrsated
nnd If not satisfactory, we refund the oney. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or csai the Climaxi
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds Of Parlor, Once and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Wareon hand at all times. Roof
ing, Jobbng, Sxc. done to order. +
Brady Street, nearly opposite tho r. 0.
Feb l-dtf s7tl3 i-=A DAVENPORT, IOWA,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
New Meat shop.
The Choicest Fresh Meats and al the
Lowest II ricesy

VIZ D. MOORE has lust opened = Meat Shop,
w on Brady stsest,s between ltaurth ana Fifth,
wsT side, where they intend keeping hand a full
nj of the choicest Meats Offered 10 the Dav
ca Iort public The patronage OF familes respectful
ly splicited, as only viii our Meats good, hut
prices ow,- There's use going down t1Entor Beet,
Mutton Pork ec when you supply yourselves with
,bs b.s, at ". d. MOoRES.
n.yIou
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. " %
s7ssly ior this market and well suited to the trade
4pa saasou, Gar stock of
LADIES DRESS aooDs
t5s, aud aaisrs Ertas Taaa -lssaut atyles
a#& EattssEss bAEE slueV Elsfa klFinei aad RI 40
5@4A3 Has b zu5 .A3 hAbairs=.k b@ree-f, t'og-
35st tad 4 ~ F. tar.ae ia7rEt1 G.aE!l- &c Al lss.
~ s@l 81. 4 sEtsgt Stt.es 54y s.@9, sal.-
af a3aaA 9,
ErNE
d wnrh ~iNl b, .a1i IS iv, a,iaa..
-rf tfH CT 3IEa sSD aAEEILG
itss sep par,,neat 5f ,gs A, 1es Hall a.. .s,s
I'D ofb'ains srgat msay psw ,gies, as'4At ltGeet
cLoAKryG CLOTHS
i%ag aad Square Broehb snd by .-,ts Saawi.,
roche scsris Se; also nice variety q! sutip4R ler-
A15is, Comforts, vetprinss q .ited ani IL . strts
lr4si Fy Gloves, &c. aoursiock Of
EMBGOIDEgIEs u@
CqLn.lns great many beautiful GsI.es Hsaaker-
ttefs Sleeves, Bands, Floluclng iscrs AMI EdgIugs
.ld aoomptete stock Of gelmt and 0tfeA Drsss aud
iJ.k Trimmings our stock cS
s.t STAPLE GOODS
Is Stry large, aud contains splendid variety of Bed
siAnSets, brown and Bissched Muslins nd Drilines
4! kIag Wooleu and Canton FlanBels, hiu3aars Den.
us 4 rash. &c. HfE
scr goods ought with the snteutiga Of ,yegps
aefs sasJus the rst OF is.t mouth, bar rg a1t sbie
l9 prscure ruym The Season ha, so fsr. l,lv,D.ea
fNss We wiil scil them at vsFy iJT prcr--s ~ II at
than were before offered ths city il rier
u max rDhl for aur spfing stock If go.s
AIe pabc respectfully invited to eaI afi sxaG-
e.cur goods ASH prices H. A X. ii. FYNEa.
3uayetIuurt j
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

rHE undersigned are now opening nev copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron JObbing shop, on Sec
vnd Street near Harrison street A fall assortment
of the various articles composing tn stock u
plete Tin-ware and Stove Store. Ali sorts Of well J,
times be had at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, shee. Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly.
Their long experience in the busiasss m axes tine
subscribers confident of satisfying oil calls In
their line. s :
Particular attention paid to Tin Roofing and espe-
cally 10 selling Williams Patent Pump With nall
valves 5-
Smokes,acks, breeehng, well tEfing, setting,
PLAN bisg. &c, done a snort rotioe il q porkmsn-
fk mknGes. Z
Jniy "a. '55d,f BRUANEitt s. GAssEL f.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

Town of North Florence, N. T
rEORGE ALLlNG 4 Co (, EJnnrtiQn pt Front and
Secoud sgeuts for the saie OF bnildiux lots in
he above town, which they oiier for sale at b,w
figure North Flarauceis stu, ted the Missouri Xiv
eS 10 miles above O.ha City anl has all the issiltes
for a city. Having plenty Of stone and tmb ~, mad
stesmbost landing Those wishing to obtain lots would
AZ veil To call soon ReblOdlns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
NEW TIN SkS}s<sE.

NEW TIN SkOa6E.
I,Hh subscribers nave just opened Il re on Bar
i rson between Third and Fonrth sGreeIs, where
they intend manu- fsetGring and Keeping constantly
on h. nd all kinds of
Copper, Tin and heet Iron Ware,
JobDing. Country merchants raiy upon beng
sapplisd with TIA ware at wholesale prices.
Kings old copper, lead &C., taE en- IL exchange fot
goods. lAi i6dul GRANLEES'& BELL.
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EGlAaaaR.

Sugar Cured Hams g II Censs!
T you waut . choice Sugar Cured Han - enc
! ed Shoulder, apply at my Pork House on Front
S 1t. - II - . a
Sugar Cured Smoked Hams II esnts,
Smoked Shoulders
Liberal disceuDt made to the Trade. se
Tehis t-u j. N. ID. BURROWS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11
Fall And Winter cssaI


Freah 09ooeriee aE7a
AT wHoI1OAA1i
RYAN g. 1EoC ARIG..
No Front st. ~ L1v0b, 80
kE ally receiving fresh supplies a eho6ss ospesris.
"A and making Arrangements for heavy fan stock,
having full confidence that cansupply ~ LyseAAn
and Grocerymen with all the variohs articles il thss ss
fay orable tern than counting eoss = komg 70
81. Louis Chicago In addition to heavy aS<s s<m
pete stock Of ts 80 AtsE tAAs
Groceries, 4aIas
We woald call the attention Of dealers and bud&ss tepur
big stock of NAILS Of al1 aizes ard besf bras1s
Also GLASS Of all Sizes best qaalisypf Goubs asAss
gle crow. q @f@7S
we keep constantly on hand . supply ~ RHt1A
fami1y y Flour, from the Msquoketa Union MnIa.
whion We will sell at the cheapest rasss $50 ~ =
P. 8. Goods delivered y ths city dsalaun
of ei1arra tS2 so *'AAtst sf s.~D62tV
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-11

ieusht by of the firm ia tbe city New yo-s.
fsF7ssy ior this market and well suited to the trade
sga saasou, Oar stock of
LADIES' DRESS aoaDS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07
at(iinr1ssota Giues.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1857.
In IN. House.

In the House yesterday morning most OF the
memb era interested themselves by calling for the
Committee on Investigation for the bill
for the removal of the Capital, and denouno-
ing the Press-gently, very gently. In the after
noon the bill creating new county by the name
of Jefferson, was debated at length, and finally
indefinitely postponed, Notwithstanding the able
effort of Mr.. Whitlock, the champion OF the
bill, to prevent such catastrophe. Mr.. L. NJ.
Brown opposed the bill on the ground that 1t
was infringing on the rights of the people of Scott
county.
We saw several members of the Council yester-
dsy, who looked as cadaverous as the picture OF
Famine on the bleak side of a snow-bank. They
have become particularly select in their company,
and admit none to their presence who are not OF
the right stripe. The Presidenthas even assumed
to exclude Editors, Governors and Reporters !
Well we can all get along without looking IN
upon their revery, and the Territory will be just
as we'll of if they sit with closed doors until the
day of Judgment!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07
Another Abolition Outrage.

There has been a row in Kansas between the
Pro-Slavery Il. e. Democratic) Ex-Judge Fill
more, and the correspondent, Kaiza, who stakes
notes. for the National Era. The Judge Tin pri-
vate capacity sentenced the reporter for his trea.
son to Democracy in writing "incendiary doc.
uments''-to receive sundry blows over his abb
clifton sconce, which penalty his Judgeship pro-
ceeded afectionately to administer. He struck
said reporter twice with stick Ia la Brooks) and
was very much astonished at receiving bullet
in his thorax, from revolver which the aboli-
ZIONIST happen ned to carry about him! The
Judge fred back, but the ball was luckily re-
ceived in ablank-bOok in Kaizia's breast pocket,
at which the official leaned against one of the
pillars of the Court House, non resistant, and at
last accounts was hardly expected to recover.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07
From the N. 7. Times.
The Burden Murder-The Grand Jury.

The Grand jury is now earnestly and vigorous.
ly prosecuting the inquiry into the mysteries of
the murder of DIR. Burdell. Their proceedings
are secret, and it would be improper, therefore,
to state anything that may have come to our
knowledge in regard to their action. The public
however, will be glad to know that there is every
reason to hope for successful result of their la
bors. Several witnesses who were deferred
from presenting themselves at tho Coroner's in
quest by the extraordinary treatment extended by
that official to all who were connected with the
case, have given information of Importance to
the Grand Jury, and traces have been found that
may lead to the detection of the guilty parties.
The services of the Detective Police have also
been called into requisition and promise to be eff
6cient. For some reason or other the Coroner ig-
nored this part of the government, and put the
matter in charge Of the Sheriff. 1t is too soon
to be very sanguine-but We are not without
good grounds for hoping that the fearful mystic
ry which hangs over this murder will eventually
be dispelled. strao nta FL ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07
rhE| WIND AND SEA

Il
The go is jovial comrade.
Heleughe wherever he goes;
Ills merriment shines IN the dinplIng lines
Thst wrinkle his soft repose.
He lays him down 1t the feet of the sun
And shakes ell over with glee,
And the broad BACKED pillows fail faint an the shore
In the mirth Of the mighty sea.
But the wind u sad and restless.
And cursed with an inward pain:
icu may nsrk Is you VIII BY valley or hill,
But you hear him still complain:
He walls on the barren mountains.
And shrieks on the wfntry seal si. 80 -
ne soos In the cedar and means In the pine,
And signs in the aspen tree.
welcome are both their voices,
And know not which Is the best
The iauChter that slips from the oceans 1ips ~
or the comfortless winds unrest. acf
There's pang in all rejoicing,
And Joy I'm the heart OF psin, sl 30 ~
And the wind that saddens, the sea that glsddeus.
Are singing the self-same strain. fsf.4 wr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07
THURSDAY. MARCH S. 1851.


Il. is astonishing what changes have been
wroushs In this city within a few ysars past and
It i equally astonishing how myn have arissn
from comparatively obscure positions in lie to
those OF influence and wealth. Among the many
instances of this kind which St. Paul affords a.
An example, psrhaps there il none more striking
than the career Of Truman M. Smith, ESQ.,, Q
gentleman who, by close application to business,
has not only accumulated a handsome fortune,
but has won the reputation of a shrewd, correct,
business man. Yesterday we visited his banking
establishment in the corner room of the Fuller
House. on jackson street, and were surprised at
the rnuni6oence of the adornments and costliness
OF the furniture. The main room is % feet
square, is large, airy and commodious. The
Joiner work by Messrs. Fitx & Grindall, reflects
the greatest credit on these gentlemen, and as
they had the superintendance Of the fitting up Of
the room, it is positive proof that they are join
ers of the first GLASS. The marble counter unlike
anything in the Territory is a magnificent speci-
men of workmanship, executed by Mr.. Toste-
vine, in the employ of Mr.. Smith, who has invest.
ed some SIC, 900 in the Marble Business. The or
namental painting by @. w. Williams & Son, 10
very finely executed. The granting, in imitation
of oak, is by s. L. Gale, which cannot be sur
passed. Everything in and about the main room
has an air of good taste and harmony which
place this banking house on q par with any in
Chicago or even in larger cities. sa7
Mr.. Smiths private room is superbly furnish
ed, and the interior of the business room is 80
constructed as to afford ample space for those
employed. A grand vault contains Fire-proof
safe, and drawers, desks, sliding windows make
up the many praise worthy features of this estab.
ment. .S.' .e.rai bie ~"
Mr.. Smiths sign will be composed of Marble
letters on q blue groundwork, and will be unlike
anything in the city. His whole outlay in fitting
up this Banking Room, is $4,000, and we cannot
but believe that his future will be as prosperous
as his mast. 4t elah ai-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-07

GR From all indications of the city pulse,
there will be double the number of buildings c.
rected this season of any former; more substan-
tial and of ampler dimensions. At no period of
our history have the manifestations of faith been
greater or the will and purpose to do been stron-
ger, than at the present. ActioE! ACTION lis
the genius of prosperity-the soul of progress
the true germ of civilization.