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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

~ What became of the deeoy notes
placed in the letters which were intended
to detect the person who plundered the
Chicago Post Office. is set forth in the fol-
lowing paragraph from the indianapolis
State Journal, q Republican paper, in its is
sue VI Aug. 18th:
This Mr. Brayman seems to have been
guilty Of more than robbing the post Office.
about a week ago we received a letter
from him enclosing twelve or fourteen bills
on the Stock Bank Of jamestown, which he
said belonged to the widow Of q poor prin
ter" and asked us to exchange them at the
best rates we could for currency, and send
the proceeds to him. On showing them to
our bankers We found not only that the
bank was broken, but that the bills were
counterfeit We suspect that the widow
Of poor printer" would not have been ben
Gifted by the exchange If We had been able
to effect it. We sent the bills back rs they
came, with note declining any participa
ton in the charitable business he imposed
upon us
We need hardly add that the notes sent
to indianapolis by Mr. l,raymen, were the
notes deposited in the decoy letters But
as the testimony Of the parties in lndianap
oils will he forthcoming at the examination
We will say no more-Chicaqo Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

~ The severe illness of Mr.. Gil
lett, who carries the paper on the city rontes
is. we trust. = sufficient apology for any
omission in its delivery. 1t will be all right
in few daya
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

NEw FERRY Boar ARRIvAL-The beautiful
new ferry packet, Rock Island" mate to
the Davenport" arrived here at 43O p.
NJ, yesterday. She was built BY South.
Lent 4 Shipman, of New Albany, Indiana,
and costs el3. 800 Her dimensions, are
length, 1873 feet breadth, all over, or from
guard to guard, 81 feet; depth Of hull, l 2
feet her greatest capacity is 800 tOns-she
landed at st LOUIS last Thursday with $50
tons on board, and brought up here 100
barrels tenement for Burrows Prettyman l.
Dakell She has two boilers 26 feet long,
40 Inches ia diameter and Is inches hues
the engines are 72 horsepower each.
The boat left New Albany on Thursday,
Aug. 90, under command Of Capt Robinson,
Of Rock Island, one Of the Ferry Company
firm, and ran only by day light. She IL
handsomely modelled for running swiftly;
her clearance papers warrant her all new
substantial, safe, with permission to carry
freight and passengers either - a ferry or
other packet on any Of the western rivers
Her external appearance is very beautiful
The cabin is arranged much more convent
emily than that Of the Davenport, having
two neat offices, and front doorway to the
cabin deck. besides full supply Of settees
arranged about the room. The boys are
busy scrubbing and cleaning her without
and within. preparatory to pleasure excur-
sion by way Of introduction 10 her future
patrons The "ride' will probably come
of some night this week. We shall an.
LOunce 1t in due seaeon.-Necs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

DHIfIPP fABB, manufacturer Of Rich Br,nss.
i GILT, Highly Orname atei aud p, ain IRON nm
KITURE, Iron Aaiiiag and CASTINGS, OF svsry des.
crip,ion. Once and warehouse. 81 Greene stree.
between Grand and Droome, New York
septld2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
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lfyou want the latest news
II You want the latest news
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Be sure and call
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at the
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AN ID NE VS. DEPOT
9sd Street opposite L. Claire hsass.
Where be found 1t oil times the greatest vari-
ETY. Of Magazines and Newspapers west Of the Misss
sipp River The following are received regularly and
for sale 1t our counter.
MAGAZINES
Harper,
Code, Graham,
Putnam, Peterson, KuickeSbocker,
Lakewood, Household Words, Balou's Dollar;
United States, Mrs. Stevens New, N. 7. Journal,
waverly Monthly, 0asette Of Rashien, Inventor,
Yankee Notions, Phrenoaosical journal.
Hunts Merchants MAG, Londos Quarterly Ssv,sv,
Dinsmore'sR =. 3. Guide, Edinburgh
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NEW YORK wREKLIES-
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Home Journal Country Gentleman, Rural y. Yorker,
Harper's Weekly, Irish NsWs,
Foeter's Spirit, Irish Amssieans
Police Gazette, ectenttnc Ansricans
Living Age, Spiritual fslegraph.
SPIRIT Of the 1insu,
lesalies Illustrated News and 1Ao9Dooass Dspoeter
BOSTON WkkKILgS-
Uncle Sam,
American UnioA.
True Flag, Waverly Magazine,
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Ptlot American Traveller and nailoa's plolss1Al,
phu Dollar NswspaSes 81 Saturday 1vsnlao Pest,
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OncnnaM flnes, aal Oe0naslnl
Davenport 0asetts, -
DEnoo1AS.
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NJ Herald, Dosooa 1favsler, Dalt1n1ee0m,
" fribune, lAN ~, D1lleiaa, On. 006slto,
1lneo, Public Led1ss, y 0ouDasotal
OhicaGo Den Press,
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Missouri lspubiisan snd navso0en Pnyerss
oubsegipsieos feesevs1 ~ ~ above - ~ 0eel
| libegal tsS1s ~ ~ Mono, Quarter - Tear.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Sylme'S surgery.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
RY James SWINE u . 8, Professor o. Blinissl
- University OF Edinburgh, &c, &c.
Edited With Notes and Illustrations by Robert =
Newton n D. Prof OF Surgery in the Eclectic Medl-
cal Insti' ute Of Cincinnati, Ohio, &c, 10.
From the Edinburgh edition pub. Cincinnati 1857,
vol, vo, sheep SU0 pages, illustrated with Rngr's,
price Is 90.
just received and for sale BY
ELL ADAMS,
No 81 Brady street, near the Poet Once
. 6thmo2tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Why the Chairman Of the present Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, Geo. w.
McCleary, Of Johnson county. ran, on the
Know Nothing State Ticket, against Elijah
Sells for Secretary Of State. and was during
the canvass proved Know Nothing in good
standing -Ga=ette.
II has frequently been painful duty for
US TO charge and prove the Gazette guilty Of
deliberate falsehood. The Gazene folks
know that Geo. W McCleary did notrun on
the Know Noting ticket. or any other tick
ct, against Elijah Sells for Secretary of
State. Mr.. McCleary was nominated on
the Democratic ticket, and soon thereafter
was charged by the Know Nothing Repub-
lican party with having taken one of their
oaths. This charge. however false, would
have had its effect in the election, and Nc
Cleary withdrew as . candidate, and a
Democratic State Convention was called
and Geo W. Shneder of Council Bluffs was
nominated as the candidate But when did
the Gazette regard truth?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFu0E WINE,
IN QUART BOTTLES
.NeEV.ER KNODV.N 7ND E.aEE

.VEVER K.N OWN 7O Fill
VIE grentest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
l. OF Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dunb Ague,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now oeen before the public for several years. and
there can b. no better evidence offered OF Its efficacy
than It's extensive sale, and constantly increasing
reputation and this is owing to Its having performed
some Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely vegets-
oie Tree from all foreign delete rious mineral com-
pounds, Febrifuge Wine may be taken with the ut
cost safety under almost any circumstances. IL
Nrenethens the stomach, invtg0raes the SYSTEM and
entirely prevents the languor ard prostration Of
strength which always attends Fever and Agu,, and
AL bilious diseases II not only breaks the Ct Ills and
eleks the FEVER but removes the disease Of the Liv
er and other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
depends The thousands who have used the Febri-
uge Wine need further evidence OF It's virtue than
ts happy restorative Effect II Is truly wonderful
medicine, and operates on the system like charm.
The nrst or second dose OF Februg- Wine breaks the
chiis and II continued according to the directions, II
removes the disease permanently from the system,
and leaves the body in = healthy condition. Those
persons who are afflicted with Fever and Ague any
form Of bilious diseases, are recommended to give
this valuable medicine fair trial, wnicn Is ali that
necessary 10 insure sue IS, and convince all Of Its
superiority over every other remedy ever offered to
the public. Certificates OF the highest responsibility
might be presented to substantate all that 10 claimed
In Its behalf but it will be left to introduce itself-to
stand or fall upon its own merits
Caution to the Publie.-Be sure that the name
the proprietor, JOHN WIEER, Is In his own handwri.
ting, on the Promissory Note, which is attached 70
the bottom OF each engraved label on the bottles.
Sold At retail By Druggists and Merchant" every.
where.
All wholesale orders must be directed to John ~
ner, u Maiden Lane, n r., or TO Bay 4 Baldwin,
Wholesale drusgiats, Chicago.
Sold Wholesale md retail by Messrs
ALvORD 4 VAN PATTEN,
gSO-d&w1y Davenport. low.
BOLLES, SMTTTE7& Go,
neaters in Patent Medicines, IA, South Water St.
Chicsgo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE.
HRWD DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LrsnARY
"a st., opposite LeClairs Houso-Hev York. Boston
Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis "a
d. received every day. s. n. STARR Aorxr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Thermometers /! Thermometers |!
NERY useful to show HOW HOT IT 10" At 7sc,
u ~, u IS and 81 80 each, At
No. s6 Brady street, near the Post Once
Julyltdtf ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Wrapping Paper.

C0A REAAS Straw and Rsg Wrapping Paper
CVO including Grown, Medium. double Grown
and double Medium, suitable for Grocers, Butchers
&c alss large seizes Tor cloth and hams also white
Manila Tea Paper, ali at manufacturer prices ct
No Is Brady street, near the Post Ofice,
7mo29dtf ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Recruiting for Nicaragua.

Recruiting for Nicaragua
Augusta, Ga, Aug. %.
Hand bills are being circulated in upper
Georgia and Tennessee for Nicaragua troops
who are promised $50 a mouth, and ESQ
acres of land.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Marshal's Sale.
M.dC.aD.AJWIZIyVeg T.1yrs

nEFAULT having been made By the owner. NJ the
~ several lots and parcels OF land herein mr.
ticular described, In the payment Of the sums Of
money severally assessed against the same for ne
purpose Of mscsdamlsng The streets upon which SAID
los and parcels front, I shall on
Wednesday, Sept'ber 80, A. D., 1887,
at the once Of the City Marshal Of the CIV os D.r.n
port, ut O'Clock y, proceed to sell the lots and
pare sls Aforesaid, In order 10 collect said anna ~
money toFesher vi'h interest u ten per cent. sad
the coss mis- sdvertisinr.
ON READY STREET.
" & Sanford, y Of Lot Bl Aos7 m
Andrews Shelley, pit Of Lot 6 Is l2s 40
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

FAST WoRx.-Mr. Mead, Of the firm
Al Mod, smith 4 Marsh. Rock Island. in
forms US that they cut At their mill on Fri
day last. t,centy tosr thousand feet Of lumber
In ten hours A good days work, that
This firm keep on hand large and full as
sortment Of all kinds oflumber, which they
will sell at the lowest market prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
Summer Reading.

" Pray and Work,
Then Cod UT,ill Help I,0ss,"
A NEW series Of Juvenile Books, transasted from
\ the German, beautifully Illustrated With CO.
lored engrsvines and illuminated covers comprising
I. Baron Won Wollhelm and his children 2. The
balloon; 3. Louis the reformed boy; 4, Beads and
Shot; 8, Frank the little cheat 8. The Ohristmas
Ont, yFice OF each 20 cts.
Al No IS Brady street. near the Post O0ce.
7mo2Sdtf Eli ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

II 10 little singular, that in the string Of
resolutions adopted at the Democratic State
Convention which assembled at Iowa CITY
last week, not one word was said about
BASkISG.-EGzeftc.
Not word was said about the Atlantic
Telcgraphic Cable. Not a word was said
about the so or more bank failures recently
occurring in the Fast and West. Not a word
about Utah. In short there were many
things which the Democratic did not huddle
into a string Of resolutions.
What is the GozsAs going TO do about it,
For further particulavs We refer the Gazette
to the Burlington H1rkeys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01
STATE DEMOCRAT


NAIL A00AM0DlGBNT0
ARRivAL.
1essesn( tsClAca0D)tvtcs 1ai1y ~ 0un'y . Meo
ihsrn(via rs siine and Iowa ctty) daily leh 4
Northern (vis 0sbsque) 1asDy q epn
southern Got Ieuis) dsily 81 epM
Northern Vie Csms0ehe, LeCloire, &e, fuee.
day, fhursdsy and saturday q I'm
Northern vie Asquoketa, DeWAs, &c. Tues.
day, Thursdsy and saturday 81 7PH
DEPARTURES. T. L. TINE
.sstern (vts Chieaso) closes el-3An
Nostbeva tDubuQuel
southern 10 1Duis)
Southern (nuscatine sAA Iowa city) doses SFM
Northern tCsmanche, l. Claire. &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thussday at 0PN
Northern n squokets sna Dewitt closes Sun.
day Tuesday and Thuvsdsyas opn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Large cuts charged doulae the sane dinsasssas Of
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts VIII be understood "
apply strictly 70 the immediate business At the sdvss
tscr and oil other advertisements sent In by the ID
vertser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged -
other advertisements.
Advertisements fron abroad must be paid for in
OaviaLly In adranes, unlesa from approved Agents
Contrscssf,r yearly advertising terminsble At The
ption Of o1v riis.rs, they paying All sdssneeoent
a. per Jn the contract price.
Advertisements inserted noxt TO resdins matter
Oper eent. advance above rates. and kept On III
side. Is per cent. advance regular rates.
Al transient advertisements must 10 paid for In
advance.
GEO. 4. WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
SANDERS BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer d co, Der DamokTst.
HARRINGTON wILkiE, Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

The Campbell's are Coming !
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
AZ the German Theatre,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
August 3lst and September list.
RuMsEY NEWCOMERS world-renowned and
~ only Campbell Ministries and Brass Band reno
deli and improved ior 1851
This Company Is composed OF the nr,t order Of ia
ht--Gcntemen u the versatile and Artistic quail
feations, selected fr, the star Performers OF the
coun ~, cont lining In oreanxsiion tine best Me-
gro ueiineators aud Comcdsns--the most pleasing
and best Vocalists and Ballsdi tsthe most distin-
suished and best Iastrumsn taiists and Dancers at
present ENGAGED In the Ethiopian aud the
CAmpoelis, now ~ ever. oier chslitnge to the
world 10 COMPETE with them.
G. n. Curriers' Brass BAND will play In front Of
III" Hall every evening previous 10 openi u the
doors.
For the convenience Of the citizens of Rock Island
who with - attend these c5ncert the Ferry boat will
make an extra trip At II O'Clock each night.
u Doors open OF IN O'CLOCK; Concerts ct 8
O'Clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

CORPORATION.

" AkSuALT EALSe
M q & q d n mn ] q ing Tax.
nEFAULT having bern made By the ovness Of the
~ several lots aud parcels ofsbd hereinafter par
ticulerly described, IN the payment Of the sums Of
money severely assessed against the same, for The
purpose Of macadsmizing the streets upsn which
sstd lots aud parcels front. shall on
Saturday To 18th q September,
d, 1857, q The ono u ~ City ssshai q he Oty
Of Devenport, 1t o'clock 4 n, proceed 70 eel the
lots and parcels AFORESAID, 10 order TO coIlece eaid
sums money, oGether with interest q 10 per osnt
md The cost u tAis oAvestioe0ent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

TAXI uHKD-D. fnten as seturnSd V ~ Ms
sasoh hssse. 0Aicaas. vhsss nsy - shtaansA a.
~ Js0e1 vsa1ssfa - ssosesoes1 sgtsncs Of Can.
naht's 1ndIo.-ub soe-is-lsv, ~. 1Aoass Sntes
yin suppay ~ viii sisAss. sssaiy Of b. Espssss
II y sass - spssdy cure - ~ vssse eases q
eossaoaise, bsussAitis, ssshna, npsvsus lseility.
sossAs. cusas saA sos sArosss.-Ws hnpv ills 70 b
he feet. Try end Ne.
Ps.-Dy sAAFsssins ~. fnson sess tAssssA he
ChissOD Pse O0es, ineisdins tour ssanes, fi9
oenisl rscips viii be ssat inretun. fee q chsrss,
70 any pass Of the Union.
Da fIIson,
susieiim nsssasett uouse, Ohtsaso
Ins SUGAR CsoP.-A letter in the New
Orleans Picsyune' from the parish of Pla-
quemines, La, dated July 81. says;
Never have the prospects Of the sugar
crop been more cheering. The rice, a.
though little backward, will yield a rich
harvest to our industrious farmers"
TRAGEDY IN OswEao-Ax On Ciuxkx
MuRDERkD.-A terrible tragedy was enacted
last evening in the town Of Oswego. three
's''~s SVSSu VI SuA1 CtSv. AOOut = u CLOCK D
man named Dennis Sullivan called At the
farm house Of Mr. Joshua Hibbard, who re-
sided . abort distance from the railroad, and
sought refuge from officers who he said
were pursuing him. After supper, Of which
he partook, Mrs. Hubbard had occasion to
go To neighbours residence, and upon her
return. ten minutes afterwards found her
husband stretched upon the floor and
stabbed in . horrible manner. The neigh.
',ors were immediately called and physi-
;ian summoned, but the unfortunate man
almost Immediately expired.
Search was Ut once made for the murder
r., who was soon found in . field in that
'icinity When taken he had a bloody |
word in his possession. the sheath Of which |
vas discovered near the body Of his victim.
The instrument was the property Of Mr.. |
iibhard. The prisoner was Immediately
,rought 10 the Jail in this city, where he ar
lived shortly after midnight.
Sullivan is an Irishman, about % wears
i age, and stated that he had been en-
'loyed in the Oswcgo River Starch Factory.
Mr. liibbard had been, until recently, .
esident Of this city. lie was in the u. S.
rmy during the war of 1919 and the Flori-
= war. and was over 40 years Of age
)s~eyo Times. 26tA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

ADMISSION so CENTS.
Change OF programme each evening
p A. CLARK,
aug:7dtd Agent and Blu inses Director.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

Deputy County Surveyor. Plans and Drawings Of Z
kinds neatly executed. Orders len ~ the c1Dce
A. u. Miller vii be promptly attended 10. av
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-01

JAMES. r. BslDBANk,

Attorney and Councillor At Law. once north. xest
corner Main and SECOND streets. Davenport, Iova.
Idrcludt0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14

The refrain Of all the orators at the Park indig-
nation meeting was, Estate officers have no bust
ness TO NEEDLE in municipal affairs As this car
dinal point was iterated and reiterated in every
possible form, it may be worth while to inquire
who these noisy complainants are The President
of the meeting was John Kelly, member Of Con-
gross, and thereby hired servant Of the nation;
the chief speakers were Isaiah Rynders, the hired
servant of the President, acting United States
Marshall John Cochrane, Congressman elect at
So, 600 year, and just out of the Custom. House,
where he has for years done the work, such as it
ws., Of the Pierce Administrations Conrad Swack-
banner, jineling his last quarters salary as Navy
Agent; Dr. Philip Nerkle, the salaried Inspector
of Drugs, q national officer; VIM. j. ROse, paid
employee in the Custom House; Thomas Dunlap,
Deputy Naval Officer, in the Custom House. These
were all the speakers who made regular addresses
except Theodore Z. Tomlinson, formerly men,
Der of the Wing party, wien there was such a
party and ready to talk for any party any prin-
ciple-e1cept Temperance. Looking over the list
of Vice.Piesidents and Secretaries, We find such
names as Thomas ByInes CustOm-H House Inspector;
VIM. Miner Custom House Inspector; followed by
such eminent citizens as VIM. Wilson, Andy Shee-
han, Ben Wood Charley Miller, Dave Jackson,
Tom Wheean, Michael Halpin, Abram Turnure,
Peter Dooley, Ben Farchld, Nicholas Dimon, ALI
Chancellor Dan Donovan, Dan Norris and Tom
Macoy. close scrutiny of the entire list will
show that the parties active in getting up this meet
ing are the hired servants Of the Federal Govern
ment. If the Legislature and the executive officers
of the State Of New.York are not TO be permitted
TO interfere in the government of this city pray
what have the agents Of the National Government
to do with it If it is tyranny to be ruled from
Albany, what is it to be dragooned from Washing
ton If We must say to the free representatives Of
the whole State. Hands off :" what shall We say
10 these nsoent hirelings Of the Custom House and
Tie Maryland
The truth ia. the great difficulty lies in the Law
fr restricting the free circulation Of rum--n re-
curing that Equor sha be sold only by men of
COED character and reducing the number Of dirty
greg shops or nurseries Of Democracy" as Nike
Walsh calls them There are now seven or eight
THOUSAND institutions Of this sort in the City, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHiSGros, Wednesday, May 10 iss
William J. Cullen Of Indiana has been sppop,ss, 4,
the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY OF Indian Affair ~.
Huebschmsnn removed.
Andrew N. Fitch has been appointed Agent Of n,
Michigan Indians, vice Gilbert, resigned.
Fayette McMulen has been appointed Goyer,or 4,
Washington Territory, vice Anderson resigned.
With view TO the convenience of purchaser a,
trust lands in Kansas at the approaching June All
july sales the Treasury Department has made An A.,
rangement by which parties in New-York, Philsdsl.
phis or at any other point on the Atlantic shore nav
deposit money here, in sums Of any amount with D.
Treasurer whose checks or transfer drafts may M
transmitted to Kansas and received by the Agen, A
cash. The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed he
Treasurer to send to the Asst tant Treasurer a, II
Louis fifty transfer drafts os 81 900 each, which viii
those of larger sums hand, VIII be sufici-ni 10
meet all possible demands.
The letter received from Major MeCullohs Depgsy.
Marshal, merely expresses the belief that the Nav
" who was not at home' will accept the Goyersx.
ship of Utah.
Charles +. Warner has been appointed Navy Agss.
at Burlington, and b. +. Blodget at Bradford "
whittier the agency at Montpelier has been removed
j. Randolph Tucker was nominated for Attorney.
General by the Democratic State Convention which
met at Richmond to-day.
In the correspondence Of The Neic Orleans Pcayru,
from Camden, Arkansas il is stated that aemenious
hastorm had occurred in that quarter, and had De.
stroyed the crops. Only half the usual crop Of wheat
will be obtained there this season
Gen. Harvey left New.Orleans for St. Louis or ths
5th inst.
The New-Orleans mail of Thursday arrived hen
this morning,