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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-03

very Latent parls lmpsr(aotea.
MHs kNorWELL BROS IT, INFORM
WI the i.siiss ~ iassnlsti. H. 4 Island aud II
einiiS Thai she Will this DAY 1I'ea the Millinery tsi
n.s- the cnlnvr ~ srepad ard fstfy streets
wh.is sh. j. prepared T. shaw al Who Issas taNe.f
her with rail- - shsAse an ss.oHtna.Ht 81 French
this Ntat~
tall aud ssnsln. Tor yourselves fssiies
s.iUiu kNoIMkI.i.
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The special attention of all seeking TO make judi
rtau- Investment. Ia Real Estase. 10 invited ~
Iisi which comprises choice ciy property aud p,sny
vnfni Suburban lsfs sal small ifaet. th. city
si- farms and fafs lands tH ts,it county, Together
with Atge annnni@ ~ unimpruVsi lsais W al 'ssts
~ fir -tats
". give ibe following ~ specimens Of the psotss.
II have i,is sale
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f'mtrlsaok's Celebrated NcoSes.
n IsTHIa tn Any n nnlfln I'm nnHn

4 DATED To ANY REQUIRED OPERA
~ IIDS ~ arshinE a. for ir.n, sasI hay, si.ck
snd Tor III. tree af Warehouse -tarrs and Eunasses
nla ~ shott for every Kind of business.
The great -ktti sna ndriiy smploy~d IN their nsnu
isstufr aud the determination the part af The
manufacturers never Z" allow imperfect article 10
90 fof4h iroln the establishment has gained faf
their scales "a r.putsi,..s thai has newer been eur
,'as.rd a. the who. range of usefnl sa.slssnissn.
1hs SCALES are unanimously saknos lodged ~ tbu
standard Va all transactions by weight
\ lss .uit Witch froin etsnrs of weight
,ns" a,,d ohio Railroad and 81 another masnfse.
tIr. ~a- trc.nily tried IN III. Court .f Common
i7rs- Bstitnnro the case occupied ths Court tso
ias- ami Ladx~ AarsbalI Ia delivering hi. dssss.as
aic The r-ralt ~ bs evidences. that the nrnsl
e faithahki- Scales Ms s.tablish.d tey osd ali
ttissiiat bar sac rs
~ hitiws fRETrNMAS 4 DAt.ZElL
The Nril known r.puts'i.n of tbss. Hsai~s has IN
siuf~,i III" vendors 81 imperfect and WORTHLESS bal
40 Offer tL.ta ~ faifhank's Scales snsi par
thssst- haze thereby la many case. b.ea subjected
~ fraud aaa i,nrs-itt.p III. manufacturers have
c.ntroSer-y with honorable com peiItsrs ~ho
ttan-aet business Va their umaa~s bat rsusrdlnS
The perpetrators 81 the sbos. fraud psssuns y
.lik. uuJust and dishonofabir. they take thi-
,yisths-i 90 eaatiun the public ~ their impssItios
Tho raient..s manufacture under their IN.
.leetut D1it nj their Zachary IN ~. JabnsbSfs VI
iaf sale "a davenport ssleiy b5
Ill KiioNr, fHEIrNM MAN = bALxkl.i.
y = r fA1HBANks q 60
~ jnhnshary. VI. haS ~, M
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II. kILBoUEN, SECOND STREET.
osiee, opposite Le Claire Row
e.SSO Asres. - ...... ..oS,15 pcs Acre.
$50 ".-...-.-......- 1,0o " 80
0sSOV ".......++t..s. 0sOO /"
ssoOO Acres. as......f. J,1V per Arre.
SITUATED IN MADISON HANCOCK,
~ 0rren, Aiair. Baiiss, ksssuth, Wright, Frank.
IN, Carroll, bin", Cs.-. Marion, Meb.trf. Harrison,
fuits~oitsmie, Germ GOrlo, Worth, fi"yd aud
Chirk~-aw Couniiss
5,;0o acre. 10 1owsCo- 10 mile. west of Iowa City
f"f sale nj u bargain, y cash balance on long time
well iinb.tcd and ws;-rcd
100 acres III Tama County. Ia onc tract Tor sale
oil long time
ssco acres In foweshek Count, ,onc With tiinbef,
Tor snl. low on ioug time.
40 acres two mites south Of Durani '-.li watcrri
Fur salc at bargain.
~ Acres saiJtuins Junction un Railroad
30 acre. 10 Cedar County,
Land in Clinton, Mn-caliu. and scott cosntIes
Any ~ ia" sb.i,e Land will Dc -od On the mos, ia
vcfabls terms, - exchanged fur Gity Property
~ Real k-tai" purchased aud money 10 lasn
hhd II klLRouRN
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A n LONDON HAS LOST ONE az HER
n hest otiis.as. fss.aY,rt ba. gained % ~.
be.t a. it.f. this siis ~ tluhennb
Gall asd see "a" ~ the ts.rt a--arttasnis ~
st"tss, tssstss~s~s, S~.stws..
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hfUNr~. AThsish.r'r cai-nt AN aud Force Pump
Tli- faup Will n". ft..s. and I~.s liable get
Il atstsI Than amy ,'sh.r 10, and has had ptsui
,ri.i at every fair al which II hss s~en q.
uttalsI tau31
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BANNING HOUSE
Chubb, Brelher, Barrow i 70.
Davenport Boek cor Ma snd second -t-
hEALEHs ~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ Esehanse, ibid, Silver aad tncafr.ut S.t..
Land Warrants constantly ea hand for sale ar u
cation uhasstf
(tUL.D AND SILVER WANTED BY
~ IuiBE, Biio BARROW > GO.
susS Main street
xtliANGE IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL
Ia eiti.- al The United states, G,r cal. by
aHubB Bko, BARROW + G0.
Bankers. Ae
l1xsHANG ON TiIE EAST AND SOUTH
IL purchased by
CnrBB, BRO. BARROW 4 60.
susE Main street
&rEkLtNG BILLS FOR al AND UPM ARD
- fa ssle ~
CHuHB BRo. BARROW . CO.
Angis BaukeT. Acs
I AND WARRANTS FOR SALE By
- f.i2 CHUBB mo, BARROW 4 60
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hBEEis and all either Instruments Of writing
promptly and carefully executed
Particular a,tentian gwen a. th. investigate al
Titles ~ Heal EsiaI. and abstract. given when ~
qus-sssi
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
BDsaclkssoailla's Techs.

Ron rlTTSBuRG BOILED AND CHAR
! COAL. rw~i- and New York r~hn~d of ali sls~s,
Nal ks-, superior article nj sw-si- and h1ttsbsIs,
Cast steel. sasiwr 4 Ga konnd, square Flat end
u,tss"u, knsh-h bisi-r, Herman aud spring Atssi
Flow steel al .s-. Nail. and spike. ~ at sisss
Hot Pressed Nut. and Washers. all sifes Believe.
pril- Nle.r, itsuiner. aud fongs. hto.ks aud Dies
AHsil., Mouse Hale tact aud steel Faced, ucss
shaes and Ns-. as.ort-d .<.-, epfinss Wagon, Csf.
ria.s and rsai spring. Axi~s, Wagon, bray
Hu9sy Axlss, Shn,el-. spades and drain scoops. ~
tina- htsndsl ihlmhls rkrlns and Wagon lioxss,
-.,ftrd stf-s tfawhsrs. f1eks. uo-s 0rindstoi,ss
,sst iiar-" Head iiieiing f..,s, Iron ksttl~s
furnats.
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.. ACGUsTUSi lXvIL XKD ,
Atteraey and Css1selsr q Lar,
nEAL ESTATE AGENT.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

tseeersson To COZ. Y o Kane,l
Once with Co. r. G, kads lie Claire Row,
Entrance, lie clsire Hail
II Aw BUSINESS AND CONyEYANclNG
- promptly attended Ia I4ands hsnxhi aad sold
On commission, money loaned upine numbered Real
kstAic security taxes paid and collections made fcr
paftica In any .ecsou of eaunfry.
An extensiy. acquaintance In Eastern New York,
among those about to emigrsie Is thi. visnity
eles me 10 eder great inIc. meats 10 tho-e having
lands 10 dispose 81
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HFaF- N.T'tT'I law FA7F u mn frstI entr,
Cclieeson- Nal" a'i rremlfl. rrtatt~ 3" ali, par
Of thu coantFy
kxrhsnse Bought ssd sod Notes Discounted On
tansi security
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Large quantitss Of unimproycd lands IN Adslr. Cal
houn, Cedar, rssnkiin, 0rrene. Irundy, Oathris,
nardin, Henry. Jasper, johnson. ksoknk, kassash,
Linn, Madison, P0tta wo4soais and Tsina Counties
sad IN Rock Island County aud ssushsra 1ihnoss.
Appyto y. DIAL sad q v. 0eyess.
Real Esiaas Aeests,
yhu N ". corner Hsedy and VI So
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eats and Gaps.
STRAW ard Somner Goole
'As BE HAD At THE SIGN ~ TINE m
Mnssssssosh Ooos.

81 pttst- that DEF, competition ~sL To elaso
gnt The hailsne- ~ si.~k max. rossta Is Fal
.Ad " fhist Gsnsi.
suAs W. vknDkn
siss II a.. M.mmoih H@, 90 e.~ola stssss
isar. .ssi ~ brad,
tN-t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

lLs Pro-slaxsgy party Of Des Moines
Cosuay have nauinatsd In. w Cool.
basrA FOR senasr. Mr.. Coahe. Is one
u IL identical gsutlemen the iDts svat and
sesssal other .'orEnns" havD been sn1eavor-
ing to kick out Of "the party because they
favored the New Constitution Instead oi
being successful IN their Amablr intentions
he has received the nomination oi his party
in Des MONIES for the highest office IN the
gift ot the people ef that county. " ha'
commentary upon the party influence OF
certain would be leading Democratic organs,
w,,;e, endcsvor 70 thrust every man from
the ranks Of their party who will not think
ly the rule and measure Vi the narrow ideas
~ those who assume party control. But
We should like to hear Mr.. Coolbaugh soa
IN the subject n the New Constitution.
We hope the Republicans Of Des Moines
will bring him out, 40 rs a. ascertain whcth-
or he La. any ut la. Constitutional indie
pendsnce left, or whether il has all BEEN
crushed oat Of him BY the resolutions Of the
late Democratic State Convention. We
should like "a know whether lac received
this nomination as compliment 10 his in
dependence, or as an acceptance II rcpen-
lance for past independence. Atail events
il appears the voice Of our neiel,bor has NOT
been needed, and instead of Mr.. Coolbaugl
being kicked out Of his party, he is receiving
party honor..
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

PIrAsAxT VALLEY Sept. 70, 1867.
MEsrRs. EnIroRs ] see in your paper Of
the 18th, an article on the culture of the Chi
nese Sugar Cane received some seed from
the Office Of the Anevscaa Agrscsifsvsst,
which planted an the 9Th of May, and on the
10th Of September, we cut some and tried to
press II out with a couple Of rollers Of very
rough construction, which did not take out
over two-thirds Of the Juice. We pressed
abont on- Giil from the main stalk hut from
the suckers IL took four stalks Ia Weld the
saine quantity. From twenty hills we made
over eight and a hall quarts or molass.s, OF
which ! send YOU sample. The Inolass~s
made under the management Of y. y. Stacey
who tried several experiments with IL, rs he
was used ~ the manufacture Of maple sugar
but air slaksd lime was the best thing we
tried We used ,easpoonful of lime Ia gal
lon Of juice, as II was put on to boil. The
stalks measured from twelve TO thirteen feet
10 height, aud the seed matnred on the main
stalk
Yours, Ac., JANIS DrEn
The molasses accompanying the above is
equal ,o any syrup we have been able TO
obtain. being much thicker, while in flavor
IL somewhat resembles the maple molasses.
If the above be fair test we are disposed
To regard the making Of molasscs from the
Chinese Sugar Cane a. fixed fact, and our
prairie farmers can now produce upon their
own soil an srticl. IL family consumption
Tor which they have heretofore been Obliged
TO -et,d abroad. -IEps. GAZETTE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

The Sham Democracy Of Iowa are still
waging an INSCRIPTIONS war against the
new Constitution, properly showing that u
they get the power in the next Legislature,
they will. so far as they can, tear this in
strumcnt to pieces. Happily the Constitu-
ton 50 provide. for il. own amendment
that the same power which gives IL life and
vitality, the People, can alone change its
features. Had not this guard been wisely
thrown around the Constitution to save il
from the ruthless hand Of passion and par;
ty prejudice, scarcely section Of that in.
ssru@ems just approved BY vote of the
people, would remain uncha<s11if the .c-
called Democracy obtained the f1wer. Tie
shocking Inconsistency displayed by this
parsy u relation To the new Constitution,
shD1ld forfeit for them the confidence II the
people In the Convention which formed
thi. Constitution, We discovered leading
Democrats, and the MAJORITY Of that party
in the Convention, supporting those very
features OF the Constitution which their
party hns since most vitnperouSly condemn
ed. Al the close &c the labor II the Con.
vention, and when the whole new Cmstitu.
ton wss submitted to a vote IL the body
we saw every Democrat vote ior IL but
three-yet Immediately after the adjourn
ment, the Sham Democracy wheeled around
and sought by the basest means to prevent
the Constitution receiving the approval Of
the citizens of the State. Indeed, We find
one George Gillaspy, a NOISY though not
leading Democrat in the Convention, v.ting
for nearly every feature in the Constitution
which his party now most heartily denounce,
and casting his vote in favor OF the whole
instrument, then stump,ng his county in an
sndeavor to defeat the very Constitution
Tor which lac voted; and this disgusting
specimen Of inconsistency and dishonesty i.
now the candidate Of his party for the high
once II Lieut.. Governor of the State Of
Iowa, IN offer csai,d BY this very Consti-
tuition The Sham Democracy have tia.
impudencc to ask the people directly the,
have gwen their approval To the Constitu.
ton, to turn around and vote for th,. mar
who % suddenly, .,or cAc,, changed from !.
friend 10 m enemy Of that instrument
ask the people 20 vote for that party which
u bitterly and unserupnlonsly opposing ,h.
Constitution to which the people have just
affixed the great seal Of their appreciation :
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SrATr UNIVERSITY. tall term Of
this institution commenced last week, un-
der auspices, II il ssid, more ilattering thar
~ mn, previous time. The Capitol qucs.
tion having been settled, the Board Of Trus.
tees and the Professors NJ the Institution
nov feel - IL they could begin TO lAy the
foundation Of ~ institution, UPON which
shall rise suerstractnrc which will lie an
honor 10 the State, and enjoy reputation
co-extensive with the country.
The Board Of Trustees met 1t the State
House on Tuesday We learn that they
resolved To bring into the market the tim
ber lands, IN the Southern part II the State.
belonging To the University. Cod. Dewey,
member VI the Beard, was empowered
To sppraise and sell the lands. 4 strong
desire has been felt "a provide the Uniyer-
sity with a suitable building for Boarding
House. in order that students from other
counties, may hc accommodated al reas-
enable charge. II was concluded 10 pre-
sent the matter 10 the next Legislature
Other business n interest Was transacted
iprcG CITY Rep
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lntheir miserable Misrepresentation of th.
features Of the new Constitution. the shans
Democracy are still harping upon that CLAUSE
relative to the right u trial by Jury" -
cured TO criminals, AMI charging that It
brings the United States and State ai,thor,
ties, in direct conflict in fugitive slave cases.
&c. Thisis not merely folly-it is actua ldis
HONESTY. The words life and liberty. =
form the objection of the Democracy The
new Constitution provides the right &C trial
~ jury IN all cases involving tho g lifr and
liberty Of the criminal fthe objection a
the Democracy Is good against the new Ton.
stitation, il Is good against the Constitution
Of nearly every State in the Union, and even
against our old Constitution, for the same
provision y substantially in all. For III.
wcr's /" life and liberty DEaoeRaT, in
writing on this subject, refers to the Bill Il
Rights in the Constitutions Of each Of the
following States Pennsylvania, New York
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
Vssmoat, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama
Virginia, Delaware, New Hampshire, and
Missouri. The same writer declares thar
the right u trial by Jury, Is eyerywher
preserved inviolatc. The Democracy, how.
ever, would like to have Iowa made an eA
csption, amply 10 oppose the new Con.ti.
tuition. II under this provision conflict Of
isarfsdirtssx, l.0t~nou sh~ c~l..~l 81 Co.
authorities should arise, IN fugitive slave
case, il could arise equally well under tn,
Constitutions Of any Of the States, either
North or South The fact is, the provision
will have prec,seiy the effect here, and non.
c4har, that u has in other States. Ia will
qpsy only to cass~ arising under the laws Of
the State, and can no more effect ~ deiea,
the fugitive slave Law, than il can effect OF
defeat any other law u Congress. The hes,
lsgAl talent in the Constitutions conven.
s'cn-comprising those Democrats, Judges
Hall, Johntsoa, Harris and VIM Price
did not contemplate the construction nov
given this clause by the Democratic party
but were fully satisfied that no sucl, con.
struction could ever be given to this pro,i.-
ion ~ any judicial tribunal, and that NJ
conflict could ever occur and they ro,,,i for
the entire Bill Of Rights, including the pro-
stssoas IN regard TO evidence, xr TO which.
our Democratic friends have 70 seriously Oh
jected.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

IHl WoErnlrssNEss o. Com. Ii j.
stated by many IL the survivors Of the Ca
1m imtfiea's passengers, that there was
.eide'n so large am amount of money owned
by passengers ~ was the case ii those who
came by the Gtfraf Aaerica. MANY wer,
persons II large means, and there were but
very few whose immediate wealth did NOT
amount 10 hundreds, while numbers REX
oned their gold BY the thousands Il dollars.
Tbs greatest portion III the passengen were
returned miners, some coming hither 10 in
vest the capital they had realized in hopes
to live life Of greater ease ~ the result Of
their industry, and Others to get tbcir fam
lilies and once more 80 the land VI gold
But ~ the storm continued to rsee, les and
less ii gold WINS thought a. and when, IN
Saturday, IL became evident that they werc
likely at any moment % be- buried beneath
the waves, wealthy men Invested themselves
Of their treasure belts and scattered the
gold upon the cabin floors, telling those TO
take il who would, lost its weight, few
ounces or pounds, carry them to their death.
Full purses, containing, in some instances,
5000, we're lying untouched ON sofas.
Carpet hagS were opened by men and the
shining cum and the shining install was
poured out on the 6oor With the prodieality
Of deaths despair. One n ths passeagers,
Who has fortunately been rescued, opened
hag ard dashed about the cabin $4,000 in
gold dust, and told him Who wanted % grat-
~ his greed for gold 70 taks Is; hat L was
pnoed ~ untouched = ths vegiest dfoss.
- hoou bs6oes h would have struck
doWp the man who woud hase o1Hampted
- 49, GpNin Of that vfach he NV sna,rn.
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BuoAn 6x0p CHTxEsx SrcxuCxNr.@S1lr.
Higgins informs Us that there will be q 10, &c
auaseity 81 sugar and syrup made IN tie Vi
esnity Of Denaark the pse-ent ~. He es-
IeInatcs the puuuiuction 1t two - red bar.
~ Of syrse Re has alreAdy no mill,
mas in Ciarinnat,, at work g13nding the
stalks, and mys that every ten stalks give
a gallon u juice and every six gallons OF
juice one Of good syrup.
He promises To send ns sample II the
syrup, which il IL good favor lic regards
the experiment n a success and the crop
one highly remnncrative.
Since writing the above We have exam
inei specimen NJ the syrup, and lind il
not only decidedly sweet, but II good flavor
and very suggestive of buckw heat cakes.-
burlington Harley
The above refers 10 tho same manufacture
Of Sorghum to which We have already al
ludcd, and the syrup n which we have ac-
knowledgcd a sample. Mr.. Higgins is the
well known singing teacher who formerly
resided in this city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

For once the Irish have made n mistake.
They have generally been pretty successful
in any movement for exciting Indignation
against Great Britain. a meeting II "sym-
pathyh with almost anything and anybody
has hitherto been tnlerably we'll attended.
If IL gave occasion far pr.sclalming eternal
hostility to the British lion and mn nndyinr
determination ~ zap the foundations 81
British power. But sympathy with the
Scpoy mutiBy = rather hard desc, even
for the Irish themselves. Here arr some Of
the incidents II the mufiny given in let
ter from Calcuita, dated July II
The horrors "f this outbreak are beyond
description OF helirf--wonlen ravished and
then sealjed 90 th.i. breasts cnt Oh Que
rn1r girl 1T the refugees HOW here had "a wit
hess the revolving murder of her father and
then she and her mother We're made tai drink
his blos~i. We have a poor LADY here the vii.
If an officer, who ha- been deprived Of her
ears and nose while her chid Is without toes
90 fingers. Children have been torn asnnder
BY the legs and even worse horrors perpesra.
ted GA them. Sudden murder hs. been the
only mercy dealt cut Ia Europeans
Here u another, narrated IN letter from
4 commercial ho,irc:
Imagine the father III a family. bound
hand anil foot. conI,e.ied To witness the dis
Itunor at has wife hy--ne are AFRAID ~ say
hes many Of this iiebdish crew and then
when the pssr creatnr. wa~ almost dead f.om
the effects Ut their brutal assault they cut
across the abdomen ai,d drew forth an unborn
habc, dashed u against the ground. and then
hung the lifeiess remains around the neck of
The distraet1 father. The villains. still think.
ing something wanting 10 aggravate his feel
ings II horror and dismay, severed the head
from the body Of the mother. and bound this
also around his neck Not vet satisfied with
their dreadful work they seized the poor
mans remaining two children, infants Of three
and four yesrs old, killed ihem, cut of their
heads, strung them also around his neck
haunting him with all the ohscenic language
the native dialect ~ readily furnishes until
they thought he was dying and when fearing
they might lose the last opportunity III toriuIing
the nan. Isui n dagger into his heart, aud he
lied with the heads Of all those he held most
dear on this earth resting lifelessy upon his
breast.
Ii was with the monsters who pcrpetrate
such deeds ~ these, that the Stuyvcsant
Hall meeting Of Thursday night was called
~ sympathixc" The bubble ought to
burst, certainly, when il reaches such q
point ~ sympathy with the black and bloody
miscrcant- who disgracc humanity by the
atrocities they are now perpetrat,ng upen
helpless women and children in India. IL
the British flag cannot be hauled down ex-
cept BY symrafhixing with such monsters,
IL would be- well Co let IL wave. We have
never known any movement excite n more
general disgust IN the public mind, than the
lri-h.sepo, meeting q Thursday night
n. y Tass, 2la.
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NoRNoxs WIDE AwAKE.-The L. s. In
dan Agent 1t Fort Laramie has informed
The Interior Department, that the Nor
mons have initiated measures TO control the
trsds Nth the Indians, by making settle
0sass every % or 80 miles lie calls on III.
Secretary % remove them, saying II th. be
NJ dsps. The Nsooas viii become exceed
iaely troublesome, and defeat any policy
oar eovsrnnsnt may adopt with the In
dians.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-26

LAaoe 6AlEs ov Prsllc LAnDs.-The
Prssideat y said 70 have signed procla,na-
tions f1r the aale Of two and half millions
q acres Of the public domain in California !;
nsariy sbar ha,sdssd and City thousand acres
In Missouri. and shs INDICATED trsctA in the
Soak halfhresd reseryaaion on Lake Pepin
" IL tsrritory u Minnesota The sales in
osaisusnia will take place during the month
= Ny nsxt, and in Missouri end Minnesota
IN March nsxt.