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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

BaGsTowIsN N TIE ASCEYDASCY AT WASHrSG-
ToS.-We predicted last fall during the Presi
Dental canvass, that III case of the election of
Buchanan, Barstow and the Balance would con-
troll the federal appointments for this State
This was Indignantly denied by the Buchanan
papers, and stigma' ICED by the Border Rutfan
orators On the stump Shanghai SANDER -
NV mark the truth of p-etiition TIE
fl ST four appointments made by the Buchanan
administration for this State, all given TO the
Ba' SOW gang-Sharps'ein. Post Master at Mil
waukec. Schptflcr. Collector of Milwaukee,.
Brown Post Master at GAINESVILLE, and Spencer
Register of the Land Office at Hudson While
Barstowism is repudiated by the Democracy of
Wisconsin II meets with h"nors and rewards at
the hands Of the new Federal administration.
W Ii not after this. the defense of public steal
ing be forced upon the Democracy rs party
measure ?"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
E Chance for the Lilllon.

TENHE Snjscribers desirous oF tecrrnE 81 As'ls
/ 'tfher mGie female, in every Town ana ON.
tine Union q seugase IN light and pheasant "a
by vi ica thew can make with ordinary ol =
TO $40 per dsy. Every information will be gwen y -
dressing Nj h stamp, 10 pay return letter,
5 A. DEWEY Co.
1851 Box ISL Philadelphia "a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

Toledo. April g.
r. J. II. Ward, convicted Of murder of his
wife at Sylyauia. Ohio, has been sentenced to
be hanged the 18th of June next. He has
made full confession of the crime.
Baltimore. April 6.
An accident occurred on Saturday night on
the Railroad between Charleston and Columbia,
by which five freight cars were wrecked and
the fireman and engineer killed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

rUT'r
This does pot include Col LockbrIdges force
on the river-about 800 in all. The whole
Walker force IN Nicaragua at the present time.
ia thrs seen 10 be not far from ono thousand
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
henosha, April 4.

a vessel was discovered about five miles from
this port, with nothing but four or five feet OF
her spars above water. Supposed to have found
cred during the late gale and all on board lost.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
M AFRTEDu

W. - rms C!L IN the .o.h inst, by r. l. Reed Eza Nr
"!LL!4A LELL to Miss CATHAzISE BLorz, all Of this
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14

Persons calling for the above Letter. please ssy
crtiged. (I3-3w) STEPHEN THOMASP Ii.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-14
DAYTON. Anril Z
TOLEDO. April

A. the charter election yesterday, the city
vent Democratic by 20J majority.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
REGULATIONS.

l. The payment of one dollar constitutes any
person a momber of the Society for one year.
All members have right to compete for pre-
miums.
2, ANY article offered for premium must be
owned by the person offering it or by sond I.
member Of his family under Il years Of age.
3. All kinds of Stock mechanic arts, farming
implements, dairy products paintings, needle
work, &C., of other Counties and States are al
lowed to compete for premiums on an equal Soot~
ing with Harrison County. @
A. All articles, whether made within the year
or prcviously--and whether heretofore had
premium awarded or not, are eligible to compete
for premiums. a
5. Exhibitors are required to have their arts
6es and stock entered on the books before they
are placed within the enclosure; and before IL ?
o'clock of the first day of the Fair, and remain
until 3 o'clock on the fourth day. On the entry
Of the articles and stock cards will be furnished
with the number and class which are to be placed
on the animal or article to be exhibited.
6. Whether there be much, little, or no COM
pObltiOhf pASiiluiho VIII UC dNdluGu-pIONEuVN
the regulations of the Society are adhered to.
and the articles ARE NJ MERITORI0US.
7. Any person the owner Of an article exhi-
bited to compete for premiums, who shall make
use of any means to bias the awarding committee v
in making up their Judgment shall forfeit their n
premiums The various awarding committees
are respectfully solicited to be present in due
time that the Board may not be under the no
cessity of filling vacancies. 'as
9th All articles offered for a premium in the
list of Mechanic Arts and Dairy Products must
be made by the Mechanic or Manufacturer ex-
hibting the same. an -ae s7as'
9th: There will bo charge Of twenty five
cents for admission within the enclosure to per-
sons who are not members of the society on each !
day.-Ghildren under IL years 10 cents.
There will be an ample enclosure of ground
with close board fence eight feet high-suits%
BILE buildings will also be erected. ALI stock
must be exhibited within the enclosure.
Resolued, That there be no riding or driving
allowed within the ring, faster than trot or
rack either by male or female under the penal
ty of being expelled from the ring and forfeiting
their chance for premium.
ReSolcei That no horse or other animal shall
be entered or exhibited but in class or f other
wse tile entrance fee must be paid for each class.
1t is expected that every committee man will
report himself to the Secretary against 12A. NJ. @
at the farthest of the first day of the fair; 50
that they can iInmediatciv sYter pnor THAR Ia.
bors. SAM'1 GEORGE, Jr ,Seey.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

Six gilt framed diplomas viii be awarle' ~
premiums-three on ssch day. Those iads
that receive premiums on the third day Of tbs
Fair, will not be allowed to compete for promi-
ums on the fourth.
Committee: Samuel Hatcher, r. J. Bennett,
John c. Jamison.
The same premiums viii be awarded for La
dies Driving, which viii take place the first aud
second days Of the Fair.
Committee. Reed Cochran, D. D. Welch.
III. K. Turner p.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

In addition to the foregoing premiums, tho
following committees to judge Of unenumersted
articles, will award premiums at their discretion
on any and every Crop, Animal, Implement, In
vention, Article Improvement, &c, that they
may consider deserving, and is not embraced in
the foregoing list.
Committee on une,sumeratel articles for Ttmalss:
Mrs Ingram Clark, Mrs. Samuel Slemmons,
Miss Sarah ], Cochran.
Committee on aaenHmeratel articles far Males:--
r, }. Bennett, John Cunningham, G. J. Fox.
Everything which is not embraced in the sta
ted list of premiums, will be entered under
these committees, and will be as carefully no.
ticcd as those which are named, and premiums
will be awarded as above stated. The Board Of
Managers will endeator to make ample arrange
ments for the proper display of everything that
shall be brought to the Fair.
Is the earnest desire Of the Society that all
our Mechanics, Manufacturers and Farmer8.
will not neglect the opportunity of contributing
to their own and the public good, By a display Of
their skill and industry to their fellow ctizeng.
If each one will exhibit as many articles as pos
sible, the Mechanics and Manufacturers speci-
mems of their handicraf, the Farmer the pro-
ducts Of his farm; each selecting with view to
utility and beauty, then we fear not but HARRISON
county will show that she has not fallen behind,
in the march of improvement"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
PIrrsnraH. March 2f:

The Bark Of New Castle, whose credit for
some weeks has been impaired, finally stopped
payment The amount Of coin in the bank yes
terday to redeem notes amounted to over ohe
hundred thousand dollars. Cashier Wagonseller
t is said, absconded with $4,000. TIE direct
ors, and all men Of rospectability, have been.
sadly duped by the cashier, who was fast Iyer.s.
and deeply involved in eastern spoculations,
large SUNS have boon loancd corporations.
much of which will be lost; among others $40,
o)o to the Grammercy Bank Of Illinois, 4.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
BOYS HCfRsEg5ANsHTP;

On the ilrst day Of the Fair one hour viii -
devoted to Boys lunder Is years of age) Horse
manship. Two gilt framed diplomas will TO
awarded as premiums.
Committee James JamisOn, J. II. Ests2,
James Henderson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

05-Attorney General Cushing took leave n II
the supreme Court Of the U. S.. ON the 4th nsh s.
IA graceful address, which was replied 70 By 5.
Chief Justice fancy, complinicnting Mr.. C,lshA
ing for his ability, learning snd fidelity. ssA@@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
CADIz, OHIO: WEDNESDAY: APRIL l. 1851

titles it to be premium; also the imperfections
in the different performances.
Committee: Butler Kennedy Walter Jami-
son, John g. Samson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

Mr. GGoRGE WEIR af Cambridgs, Ohio. las
received the West Point Gadetship Ia whiclH
that Congressional District is entitled
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

0c7-The Cincitinati Grzeae states that ma
chine has atrcady been invented IN that city M
crushing Tie sugar cane which i expected 10 IS
raised all over the country heconing year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
GRrsr mIL & 5 AND FLOUR.

For the best conducted Grst Mill, all things
Tconsidereds Dip. and So 20
I'd do W
Best bbl. Of Flour, made out of the least
amount of Wheat, Dip. and So 90
I'd do 90
Committee Christopher spikcr, VIM. Will
son, John c. Kerr.
Applicants for premiums on Farms and
Grist. Mills. must give the awarding COM
rmittee, before the 25th of August, explicit writ
ton statements of their plan Of farming and con-
dacting mills showing their course for several
years past, and the reason Of their success.
All applicants Cor premiums on Flour must
give..a statement to the Secretary when entering
it, on oath, of tho arhoant cfwheat they used in
making the barrel of -four. -..e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

One hour of-cach Of the twS list days Of the
Fair will be devoted to LADIES' Hosemanship.-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
BED CLOTHES, &e:
FEMALE ECU as rRyANHssr.

Committee Mrs, VIM. Grimes, Mrs Walt,
Craig, Miss Elizabeth Carnahan. WIKI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
VOLUME %, NO 4s
PREMIUMS AND REGULATIONS
ttl OF THE
HARRISON COUNTY FAIR

day wednesday,, Thursday and
Friday, the 9Th, 7tI. sth, and 9th
days Of October, 1857. r.
ON FARMS.
For the best managed Farm, all things con.
dered:sasfgU19 3. q 30 , sn 500 i.'7- y
First premium, Diploma and Sl5 W
Cd d. 10 90
- .94e uar2sas Vegetables.
For the best display of Garden Vegetables
First premium, Dip and 81 90
I'd do 200
ComniHee on Farms and Garden Vegetables.
John Hsmmond, Jas Hanna, (Short Creek,)
Eli Peacock S'ft3 btat
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

givee.a statement to the Secretary when entering
it, on oath, of the arhoaut Of wheat they used in
making the barrel of -four. s., ....,
sGI V A--%---- .--.
,ipsgF4 CROPS.
For the best Crop of Corn, not less than ten acres
nor less than rs bushels to the acre $50 70
Cd best WwWnR 40 90
For the best crop Of Corn not less than
one acre,xass.s & ,aofsuE DIP. and s. ~
Cd best f.E.a. 90
ForIthe best crop Of Wheat not hess than
ten acres nor less than 80 bu per acre, $40 90
I'd best "a gya ssxg 1000
For the best cropof Wheat, not less than
one acre, Dip. and 8 60
I'd hest = AKIN. ss. .s.e. 5 %
tsnacres, Inorfiess than 60 bu. per acre, SIS 90
I'd best 8 90
For the best crop of Oats, not less than ~
one acre. DIP and oOO
I'd best ,ssasa..- ~s st 90
Best crop Of Hay, not less than one
od "Ses, Sest f up " 90
one acre, Dip. and 5 90
I'd best 3 90
Best crop Glover Seed, not less than one
acre, t @+ &+~ Dip. and O0
I'd best AGa&2 8 90
Best crop of Potatoes, not less than one
fourth of an are, Dip, and 90
Cd best | 200
Best crop of Sweet Potatoes, not less
than fourth of acre Dip and 90
I'd best 200
Committee VIM. Sampson, Jacob snider,
Samuel Hedge, Jr.' ot
Applicants for premiums ON crops must have
their ground and produce accurately measured
by two disinterested persons whose statements
must be verified by afiidavlts and must furnish ex
plicitwritten statements of-lst the kind ofsoil;
I'd kind and quality of manure and manner ofap-
plication 3D. the time and manner of preparing
the ground for planting and sowing; 4th the quail
ity Of seed used; 9TH, the mode of cutting and
time Of harvesting 9th, the amount Of time of
both man and beast employed in applying ina :
nure, preparing the ground, planting or sowing,
cultivating and gathering the crop; 7th, the net
amount of the crop, the whole of which must be
weighed or measured by the usual standard 9Th
il practicable they must produce sample OF the
crop to the committee and have it exhibited at
the Fair. Competitors for premiums on Corn, &
Cloversseed may report to the Committee any
time previous to the annual meeting Other
competitors must give their reports to the Sec
rotary ON the first day Of the Fair fNs
The premiums will 'be awarded with refer
ence to proftableness as we'll as amount of crop
hence showing quantity as well as qualisy
will be considered. ! 14 G
Theobject which the Society wishes. to keep
constantly inFview in awarding premiums on
crops, is not merely that it may be known that
large crops are raised in the county but that
the method of cultivatng such crops may be
made public--that the farmers Of the country
generally, may avail themselves Of any knowl-
edge that may be- useful to them.
@.. HORSES
thorough Bred stations.
First premium, IA KS Dip. and SO 90
ID do lahu t 500
ALI competitors for premiums in this breed of
Stations must give the committee the pedigree
of each Horse.
Cornmttee John Cunningham, DR.. Price,
Of Guernsey County, James D. Ladd, of JefIer.
son County. ts
stations Four Years Old and Up
wards.
Stations for Draft.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
FLOWING MATCH.

T6 the team, that will plow Sne fourth Of an
acre, within two hours, in the best and most
workmanlike manner eHi ~ sl'ig n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
BREAD, HONEY AND DAIRY
PRODUCTS,

I Commlttee: MIS-. LUCINDA henneuy, 4
John c. Jamison, Mrs. John G. Sampson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

CROPS.
Best half bush Wheat 81 90
I'd best 50
Best dozen ears Of corn leo
I'd best SO
Best halfpeck of Timothy seed 50
I'd best rs
Best half peck Of CloSef seed So
I'd best 25
Best half bushel Blue Meshannock Potatoes 50
I'd best 25
Best half bushel White Meshannock Potatoes 50
I'd best 26
Best half bushel Pink-eye Potatoes SO
I'd best %
Best half-bushel Of potatoes of any variety 80
ID best 25
Best half bushel of Sweet Potatoes So
I'd best 25
Best specimen Broom Corn 80
I'd best 25
Best peck of Onions 80
I'd best 25
Best peck of Tomatoes 80
I'd best Is
Best half-dozen Beets 50
I'd best rs
Best half-dozen heads of Cabbage 80
I'd best 25
Best Specimen Of Pumpkins SO
I'd best 25
Committee: VIM. Sampson, Jacob SnidGr,
Samuel Hedge Jr,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01
HOGS.

Sd do 200
Persons exhibiting fatted hogs for Pork, must
give to the Secretarya written statement, con-
taining-1st the breed; End the age; Sd the
amount of grain that has been used in attenug
them.
Committee: John Oslevie, VIM. Boggs, John
Robb.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-01

The committee are requested to state the par
ticular advantage in each performance which en-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

RAas Asp r,xr I,xrx The ur.,.;n. !,

RAGS Asp Frxg LINEN - The raising \
makes every difference in the world in the
shrewdness Of boys. Younqst-rs thrown on
the world at IN early age acquire sharpness
which the pampered child does not secure Till
long alter his childhooL and its sunny dreams
have He'd forever. Alas there are too many
children {" thrown On ia. world 10 secure
that livelihood which they are told the werld
owes them, and which their experience .or-
rowfuliy convnces them is a deb, from no
bod, a. the world. Our streets are hlleh with
them. Vice seeks them out and eats of their
very blood, when they should hut he begin.
ming :" feel as the fsvorcd fsw do the iu~sti.
mable virtue OF mothers lo,e Ia a mothers
glad home. We saw con,ras, IN. other tay
between two children, which gave rise TO these
reflections. Two i,,tle boys were ON the hill
side, and very little boys they werc-,he one
too ,onne Ia he 80 shrewd, the other ,ouur
enough Ia make his gnllibility cxcusahle.
They were Of the same size but one was all
rags, while his companion seemed as Ii jns,
from his mother arms, and he her only pride.
As We approached the clean Young 'an SHE'D
"fi, and said ,luhionsl,. No he won't Kin me.
All, all told you 81, he exclaimed in an.
parent great relief A. We passed on.
No, he Amt the one, said his scsmpish
companion. But NJ there on the hills
wild ininn. He will kill little boys, mean.
aud here he appeared TO imlbe the idea that
ne was as little N the other, and his chun,
Nigh, b" smart enough to think of this--"I
mean b" will Kill little 30, dressed ~,es---and
You'd better run, tell you Poor nicely
looked i~arfnl'y np 10 the trees on the hill
top and concluded he had better retire. which
h- did with many suspicious looks behind
while the bnn'll. of rags seemed III q state IL
ecstaey.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

GsocsaiEs, &c.-Yesserday We received
reMssdsv from Alessrs. Evans, Chew 4 Co
the well known Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, and Wholesale Grocers in the form
Of present Of divers groceries" !" - samples
Of their stock. We have before this had the
pleasure Of commenting the house above
named, and advising country dealers 10 give
them call Messrs. Evans. Chew 4 ca.
keep constantly on hand large stock of gro-
certss excluaisely for the wholesale trade, and
have such connections abroad as not only 70
enable them 70 fully anticipate the require
ments Of the market, but 10 sell al the vcvy
lowest prices. They have large extablish-
mont q The corDar Of second and Perry
streets. which we advise country dealers to
visit. They arc also agents for Laain &
Smiths Powder Mills. Rvans, Morley 4 Chew,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants. on
ths CORNER Of Front and Perry ssreesa, are
ooysn Of I'll kinds Of produce, agents for Val.
snsssss Freight Exprsss Company; Valley
CITY, candsn ecur mills, wassr power.
Add" rsturs Ais thanls 70 Mr.. I. n. Nor.
w q 18th Arns, sor boz q q pleasant
eaean = have Desassd NJ H. iur nany dav
and - kaswS jast prscissly what II tak-. 10
coassssass sesd cinr. Msss II ~ ,ap .
sust en- b Obtained casap q lgsssss, Iv,n.
Chew Z Co.'S stoss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

- Witu~...- Ess The ,isfcue. ar. new being =,
A,nn.d IN sAr k'ek l.ia.si Bridge .ea.c We do n.,
look for dsslen hefore the mdir or clo.. af n.,t
week
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

wRoxo.--A correspondent OF the Rock Is
land Adreytsser closes an article ON the sub
ject Of imprisonment for debt, by stating there
y al this time in the Rock lsland Jail n honest
man A. there Is In the community. confined
there for debt, where lac must remain away
from his family and business ill next court.
Il Ia common thing in some paris Of Illinois
70 'mprison men for debt. although the Con-
si'ntion declares therc shall be no imprison-
ment for debt. The Law In SO construed that
man may be thus imprisoned unless the
County or Probate Courts ara In session. A,
this time he has not the privilege Of giving
bail, while the blackest scoundrel on the face
Of the earth, arrested on criminal charge,
may escape the Jail by giving bail. This is
wrong. Il h rascally, and public opinion
should crush those legal shys,ers who prac-
tiee this game.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

= u a w LIS!
BRoCHE, LONG 4 SQUARE sHAwLs
CHENILLE SaAWuA,
CHENILLE nokDERED sHAwLs, BLACK
AND coiDREb STELLA sHAwIs
BAY STATE sHAwIs
liblRS CL9fn CiPES AND DuSTERS..
MISSES cArEs. CHENILLE scARr-
Ess6rsideries.
ssper frsnrh cambre and Ma.l,n seu.. French
wrcashi eollsr.5 Cambrie and Muslin. ss,,. 81
lars ard Sleeves
Marsststss sesss asa C~uusrs.
.ss,sd ..s, - hsarsd c.msr.e s~si.. vasnei.nne aud
TRIMMINGS.
slass and co'ored Dre.. frias~. v.ls.i., Moire
Dooeesstcs.
-, ". Ios and ia Bissched and r,rown shse,ins
Heavy TwllIed FLANNEL, Heavy shaker do Mil.
ae Isin~ Flannel Tiekinss Dsnims, strspes Apron
Cls'hs, CassInerss, xalissls, ksa,ueky J.aa..
LIVE US!
~ and ioS Blesehsd and Broxn Damssk Ua.na.k
Inbie Closhs, Napkins and Doyllcs Pillow aase
Linen, napsrs, HaekAbscs, Crab Towcl. Liner,
bosouss, l. 4. Handkerchief
EMBOSSED TABLE COVERS, PIANO
COVERS, TOILET COVERS.
WHITE AND cOLORED CRISOLsNE,
A6stern
FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND chill
DREN.
esseee0sn's Assans sAirss ana Dsawsrs,
Ladies Asrino .nisr Vests, Ae
At THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
0OssA0E = BOYLEs.
seisdw osenad b. between nssdy aad Perry
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
RIVER 4 STEAMBOAT NEWS,


Arrived.
Steamer Jacob TsAsxa, Davidson, ST. Paul
Steamer BxS GAspnELI, Dodge, Montro..
Steamer kars csssrI, Washington, Dnhmqur.
Departed.
steamer rioAa, Webb, Galena.
steamer bxS tAsrssLI, Dodge, Mansra.c
steamer JAcon fsArxH, Davidson, II I.ouI.
-
- The river continues rising a, this point, with
no prospects ~ steady rise
=
~ The Fiors leit ycs,crda, morning promptly.
ana ~"h Al large crowd Of passrnz~rs. for 6slena
-
~ The Kate Csss.i will start for puhnou. this
moru'ng at cs o'clock sh. !. one of the regular
packet. aud fr-, rat. bat
IT
The u Mckee Il the K~okuk packet far thi. .v.
ming Passengers will and her a comfortable boa,
and ~ell osiaccr-a
- New Orleans freigh,s have advanced Al Gin.
e'nhaii asi Louisville, owing the owne.. .f the
river
- o1f fiSer friends having All, thing witch the,
desiFr nesses under thi. head proper iu ,c notlc-
viii pi~ssr drop us a line
- Ffsishts continue dun here. although. they
have Improved within the las, ~e-k 81, much
prodnee sss come In yet fot shipment by river
-
- WHu~.se- fot the ,lsf-ue. ar. now h~nv ~
an,h.d In sAs k"ek i.Ia..i Bridge .ea.e We do NJ.
lock for de~sen scfore tn. midle or elo.. ~ new
week
- The steamer Frank steele advertised la our
columns Ia leave here Tor ~ Loais next week i. 81
eierrn' liiii. boat, and e'caH A lady ff,sna who
came up y ,hi. steamer, speaks very highly Of her
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

AccinrSr.-A Young man named Benjamin
Lynder, got his right arm caught in the
wheels OF horse power and yer, badly
crushed, while he was at work for Mr.. D. u.
Moore, six miles from the city, on the Walnut
Grove road. The aeciden, happened day be-
fore Yesterday, and our iniorman, SAYS the
injured arm will have TO be ampu,s,cd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

HrsaARiAs 1KAss.-Mr. Jacob NJ. Eld-
ridge has LEFT at our Office simple Of Hun.
garian Grass which Is about six feet high
He thinks il win yield two or three times as
much as Timothy, Is sure crop and Is pre-
ferred by horses. W. hope our farmers viii
generally secure the seed this season for,,nsxt
years crops.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

The Rev. ID. q. Wears, from the Balti-
more Conference viii preach Ia Wesley Chapel N
Shanh on Perry street, 10 morrow morning, sep.
'smher 0,t;