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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

- Observation-Disclosures up b. William
IL Garrison, living n bourbon Township, Mar
satII county, Indiana. on DE l7Ea day ofrNOvcm.
berfe56,a dark req HeiieFsuppoSed to be two years
old lasEsTlng, wilma white streak par way,up the
back, aadsonewhA At spotted on the belly and hint
sgs both ears psSy Oca 70 have ss s1
property was appraised 1.-THE sum, of sc zen dol
lars, BY Henry Carter and D: Garrison, before q.
R. Coxen, Justice of the Peace. -
Attest. N. r. PAcKRD, CieriSC C.
Sta. By r. C. CoRrArEy. Denilv
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Persons ealing for any of the larove,
will please say Advertised, and nime
date of list. szSJ.KsBROQKE;P. NJ. e
January list 1857. .as o. ed s,sss-.-,. :
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
STATE OF INDIANA,

The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by c.
II. Reeve, his Attorney, has filed in nv Office his
COMPLAINT TO correct description in land and it ap-
pearng by affidavit that the defendants Sheldon r.
Philips, Sarah Ann Philips, Thomas Murphy, James
MURPHY, arc non--csidents of the State OF Indi-
ana; they arc therefore notified of the filing and
tendency OF said complaint, and that the same win
be heard at the next term of the Marshall Circuit
Court, TO commence On the second Monday of Feb
ruary, 1857 and unless they appear. plead. answer.
or dcmur thereto, the same viii be heard and de-
termined in their absence.
ATrEsT:s NEWTON r. PACKARD,
oct2-4ft3. s-s1r Clerk Marshall &C.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

CASHspa;d for Pork by ~ = ''lil-.i -
u =. .l6l. BROwNLEE & SHIRLEY
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Complain; in attachment.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Wipms & Iincst flyc Ia; oae price, s.,il those
ordering iyom them viii obsiin foods OF the sanYe
lisssd Priee, a. If tliers ers. pl,rehtss
Ii yor you'd, therefore, save, both ricney and
iae. purchase Of Williams iinrstis, wliolcsaEc
GsoserE, Eos y'ayre, y ~ =. - Gine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

BROADWAY TnArsE-Mr Charles Mathews will again
appear this evening Of his very amusing characters
VIZ lavater IN Not Had Judge" and Coudsey In the
Practical Man" The aferpiece n the laughabe Con
jugal Lesson"
Nmos GAsprs.-eabriel is to appear in "Jeannc,,e
and Jeannot this evening after which Mile Zanfret,a
will 80 through her eous performances ON the cord
The spectacle pantomimc Of Borcas 70 be the closing
piece.
viii be ably seconded by Mss 81, Clair and the chief
artists 81 bis large company. "Oliver Twist" and fThe
the former.
BrRToS's-Mr Burton Is n perform his very comcal
Characters o. iilooddy in "roor Plicoddyr aud Pcca
guy y he View York Directory" this evening Miss
"spoiled Child"
waiIsE's-The new comedy entitled the Maiden
Vile = 70 be enacted for The second time this evening"
after which comes Mr. Bourcicaults very successful
adoption styled the Invisible Husband which Is havin
fine run.
IRrRA kFENE.sThe romantic play called tho "soa Of
Ice y sun on the bills Of this house. The gorgeous
scenery, charming and unsurpassed acting in this
piece render one Of the most popular spectscles
produced here.
AoArrNY or MtsIc--Nme Ia Grange will this evening
represent Gilta and Nine Aner tho part az Nagdacna
IN the opera "Rgooo," Signori Bgnardi Tafranei.
Rocco and nubteux sustain the chief male characters
The NAelE JuvrSiIs, at 444 Broadway, bid fair to be-
come great avorcs particularly with the juvenile por
ton Of or community Tonight they are 10 play in tho
drama q Ben Bolt and the whimsical farce Of "Char
coal sketches"
AMERICAN Mrpx-Mrs c. Howard. Mr. II. Watkins
and other popular me mbers q The dramatic company
TO perform This afternoon and evening 10 the exciting do
nestle play caed the "ROad ~ life y
GEo. CrnsrY AVN woops MSsrsrs propose 10 entertain
their patrons IN the hall this evening with various
laughabe and sentimental songs &c and the amusing
farce Of "Peter Piper Pepper podge"
BRYAsIs MIy1Iuts, at Mechanics Hail. tender various
burlesoues, dances and songs including the hakng
Quaker scene and the Characteristic dance styled "c
Among the Cotton heads Of Alabama"
Mr.. e. W. CLARKE, who announced 10 play nj the
Broadway Theatre last week with Mr. Buchanan. run
rcd blood vessel while fencing during the rehearsal of
q Macbeth" Mr.. Clarke unable 20 play, and we re-
grei q learn that he LES very u at his residence IN
Twenty ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
ALMANAC YoRK-rHrs
SUN RisEs-.."...... 30 NOON SETS AZ
40 10 03
Port or New York, November IL, 1857.

CLEARED.
Steamship Daniel Webster, Miner, Havana and New Or
steamship Virginia. Jewett New orleans--Master.
ship G u Merwin, Merwn, Bristol, Ed W Eiwell 4 Co
Bark r II Gamble, Powell, St Marks-smallwood Earl
Brig Ashby CBr), Thomas Constantnople-P Nevius 4
brig Express DAM, Won Ehren, consannople-Funch
Prig Welsh Barrett, Acknowledgment 4 starbuck
Brig East, GRAHAM, Gaveson-DC Murray.
de- s8@ & vs
sRr o%ard Dow
sehr Merlin (Br), Cole, Cumberland Ns-Master.
sehr Com KsaFnsy Brown SR Boson~s Lewis Co.
sa s msnh Hum s
Steamer Locust Poin,. French, Baltimore.
Steamer Artisan, candia. PhiadePh ha.
Steamer Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland
ARRIVED
Steamship Ariel Ludlow, from Bremen Via southampton
at2AM % start Point vanderb bound in
s anal GSssO oTa 3 assew Oct with
Had s'rone battling head winds The whole passage
The a @dss @
hSss kanhardt Had gss.ery gales mos, Of the passage
mdsc and passengers tos Mtchill
s s S"hy sssa a snS x
Pm Oh He,eTas exchanged signals with steamship Augus
steamer bound y supposed TO be the Marion The de-
,n sbg en aa:,n Gsis Iysrpos os. II Win mase
Nov % e 81 I'm 20 u ss GS Had as
the hull q vessel also 20 80 bales cotton the huh
mast Ind been ire and had not be long that situation
prohahy The Howadii before reported burned at seal.
ship Charles Cooper Coffin, Antwerp, Oct 3 and Flushing
4h with mdsc ana go Laytin Hurlbu The
days in the English CHANNEL had been of the
Banks since lat nst with heavy westerly gales Oc,
" So Ion p ~ Sgnalized ship Otseonthe bound r. Nov
~ 90 lou 40 81 passed ship breadnought hence fer Liver
pool
BARK Hanson Gregory (of Rockland Sylvester Newcastle
Eng Oct ,, with mdse. to III A = Meyer. Experienced
heavy wesher the split sails carried away figure
lead, &c
Bark urana Turner Philadelphia, days. with coal, to
master.
schr Nautilus 1rl, Hunter Windsor Ms. 10 days, with
plaster and potatoes, 10 master.
schr Pauline Soper Virginia. 2 days
Schr Mary Town Bogert, Virginia, days.
Schr Geo W Whistler, Jr, Parker, Virginia, 3days
Schr Potomac, Barry. Alexandria, Ia days
Schr Heath, Warren. IIewrts Island, 10 DAYS.
schr Mary Ann, Sawyer PASSPORT, s days.
Schr Angler, Besse, Warehsm.
kchr Fanny Hazard, auckland Hartford, 2 days
schr Dorets Kahn Hedge Cromwell CT.
Steamer Memphis Watson. Charleston.
Steamer Piedmont, Willctis, Portland.
Steamer ospray, Kinney, Providence
SAILED
Steamship Daniel Webster Havana and New Orleans brig
Caroline, Aspnwall and others
Wind during the day from wsw to NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

sir Gore and lady ouseley have been the guests of
Judge Roosevelt while IN Mis- city n rote,o Washington
Lady ouseley IA sister Of Judge Roosevcts wife.
TX President Pierce IL In Boston.
Mr. Joseph Rodney Croskcy having resigned the Office Of
American Consul al Southampton, England the duties of
which are now discharged BY Mr. William Thomson, the
merchants and racesmen Of the town about 20 pre-.
Croakey with testimonial in appreciation OF the
he has rendered 10 the shipping interests Of the
por, from time 70 time during the number Of years he
has acted AZ Consul
A. the Everett Irouse-Jsmes McClsllsnd Glasgow; Com
=. Pennington. \; IA .. Camp ono; Dr. AN Holmes
u Mrs buell. so Misses Mason and servant Sp q. wv "
Nswsl albany; q y gsIl and LADY Ms: Hickman, ohio;
kip,1i1g PhIlaasPhs Peter wendell Albany; Edmund
PT S 4ss o saa as ss M sPq NJ
EDWARDS Ph,lsdelphia smith wife and child Portcbeser
ham, eecTss vsndenhor Boston 2 A. Packard, rhIladel
h1 a b1Tne ss d two ehsfsn and sesvaD w
md wife, n ". John Ro,h.rham, FINLAND, Miss QUO Miss
Mallory Philadelphia, =. W. Greene, Providence; A. &.
Prom Brepen and Southampton in the steamship Ariel
scemdi Wilmer s'ousteld Enobisch, MIS- Iors-e,
Mrs g HeIlw,s Nay Rsrrsh, weessinbom, g wanher,
Paul u q Rehsrd wcilcnweber wsroct and lady =
sr earn ward dS WI fr so aud aay
Revlng Noeon rie'ro frbonrg Mrs G.nte fletcher Miss
hdy. Mrs adams and infant. Richardson, W q Brown,
Ns scott Ns Bn1h Nc"r Sa ca5S Mrs 'R R@Sdr "a
Bolfcher y Booker and Redeel, Rchler Roesen.
y iandlagseS i soniSS Nj iasr u Boecs Gel er@an,
Hddeudorf and lady, a Rnnaec y Tnfe Miss Jensen,
" kcrsccami frsnkenberr Terner and badly, Car and
lady. Mrs Phelps and child Nr Linn, Miss Gilbert Block,
lady snd servant Lefaucheux Rouchcnsein Weserhevcr
Iursoure Ampoidorot Miss Schesin Mad Haas Haas,
lady aud brother Cerhere Raln. Haas and Tag
spiel Thompson and lady seaale, y peiton Iarkens,
Miss lunckc, Capt Lane wife and child, Eagebari, w
Longing and lady g n Krehs " T. Boske, pullman, "
Nndtich, Rasch Kcineke, A Luremann, y Hammock,
Mrs Schmidt and child Goebel and lady ReilnE VI q
Schidder md lady, NnrnbuRer, w Ioetker, uraws,
nonnng u Deiners; Laurie, Mrs Heyer and daughter
Alexander and lady, T. Jean, TOhert Miss Helcomb, VI
johnson and lady Ponto Baumgartner De Escaserieu
Allan, Frl Haas and lady, Cath sohehcr Mrs Curtis and
two eh,ren Mover Pargys Ruchstelner and lady Niss
Fisher wife and two children q Body. Total 49,
Prom Glasgow. IN he steamship Glasgow Mr and Mrs
pernistoun, Sen, Deunsoun, IT, Mt Dcnnisoun, n .
Mitchell Mrs Francis Miss Annie and Master Samuel Wash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

I'LL
IECoNProN, Nov Z, 1851
The abors Of the Convention evidently drawing
close The final adjournment will probably take place
this week.
On Thursday the majority and minority reports on
schedule submitted to the Convention. The Conven
ton has since been occupied ia discussing the reports
themselves, and also amendments TO theIn which
offered, proviug for snbmssion OF the whole consttu
ton 70 tc people. HIS 1sdless 10 say that the amend
mcnis were lost The majority report first submitted
provided for election at which the people
for constitution with slavery or ''the constitution with
oct slavery The minority report urges the submission
of The constitution 10 Congress without offering to the
people for ratification rejection.
The Convention passed resolutions for Internal improve
ments along with which ordinance by which they.
"a The state Of Kansas agreed with Congress 10 renqush
the right Of taxing the public lands, consideration thu,
Congress would grant certain lands the state Thcse
grants four sections Of each township for school pur
poses five per cent Of the proceeds Of all sold
Kansas and each alternate section Of land two tracts
twelve miles wide, for railroads; from the northern
boundary TO the southern in the direction Of Galveston
bay, and the other from the eastern bounday the Mis-
souri, river 10 the western boundary of Kansas The Oh
ject OF these ncen grants Ia reconcile the people
to prosarery constitution and the usurpauons OF the
bogus Legislature
The constitution has several proscrptve features in H.
one OF which IL that shall be Governor who has
not been citizen of the United States for twenty years
In the constitution there IS provision for complete
banking system. II decides that the capital shall be
% 600 0oo and that there shall be four branches
each eide Of the Kansas The Convention declared
the bank charter granted for banks Kansas winter
null and void In debating this proposition
that IN making up bank at Iecompton last summer,
was necessary in accordance with the charter to exhibit
a cash capital Of $4,000 Ths done by borrowing
two thousand dollars and putting il IN two bags. While
the Governor counted one bag at time the other
carried out and brought in and this done until
So, 1000 were counted and certificates obtained.
The state election ur.- tbs constitution to be held
on the FIRST Monday IN January, for State officers and
State Legislature.
The apportonmcnt for state representation was, made
by five OF the most ultra pro slavery the Cvcn-
ton pretended 10 be based tho registered list Of
voters but II Is not The list Of votes puts down small
number for many counties in which census taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

Amongst other filings they have done, this Convention
makes is President, Mr. Calhoun sort of Governor or
a. he Is ironically called Regent" lie has power a
point county commissioners for each county n appoint
judges u election and exercise other povers-evcn issue
proclamatiuns.
During the last session of the Convention compton has
exhibited than the usual Of drunkenness and
rowdyism. Street hrawls and drunken rows have been
o. almost daily occurrence On last Wednesday morning
man from Iawrence-a stage drver-va. assaulted by
several rufans who held him while Iykes Iecompton
lawyer and a. the chivary beat him the head
With Mr.. Boiling Of the members Of the Con.
ventIon, also rushed upon the man with bowie knife
and was only prevented from stabbng him by the inter
ference al friends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

THE MECH ANICs' BANKING ASSOCIATION.
Nov. 17.-Chas A. Rarpduo u.s. The Mechanics Banking
4ssocioton-The receiver in this case made application
extension Of time He reports to the Court that he
has been enabled collect sufficient assets 70 pay OIL most
OF the liabilities due to depostors and asks for extcn
Of sixty days time to enable him TO settle with the
remainder The Judge said that in order TO save the
labor and expense of asceraning by law the various liza
bes of those who actual of stock and those
who mortgages, he would order the extension OF
time asked for.
ANOTHER ALLEGED LUNATIc LADY.
In the matter Of Mrs. Moore, alleged Lundtic-Tbe
Judge said he would make order in this in the
morning. He understood Chat the lady had not been
brought personally before the referee Why, had not
been stated by that officer II appears that Mrs. Moore
has been confined by her husband for 10 years but not
on the sane ground as had appeared in recently
before the Court She says least her sister says for
her, that she sane and asks for the interference OF the
Court 1t would be very desirable If he had the power to
have this lady others similarly situated personally be-
fore the Court and limited audience but he had such
power and on the other hand he did not wish to have all
the alleged unatc ladies in the country brought to his
house. He would make order In the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

ngon Mss wggans Iouis and Ellen Barthoid N Unger
Richer Jos Chambera'n Rev Vim Park wfe II ,arh,
wife Miss Jessie Robertson, Miss Eleanor Pauline Ste
vol Faiconer' Jr Jos Robins m, Alex Gorgon.
From Hamburg in the steams alp Hammouia-H Willie and
family, johanna kraus krap er Vance, Barthod and
Knarr Pesopke. Adophk eyer DR. ostrup Jno Holbern
Pagensader Marie and amy Abekcn Hans westergard
Ieh and family En ellie kssorf, Mariana sainert,
sonnekale, Bauer Sophie Ebert Anna suopp, ID Hut
MANN Josephine Hacor abe.
From Charleston ~ the steamship Neshvfie-Rev w Q
Prens Mrs and Mf Prentiss VIM Prentss and four chill
dren, ID Burntt, Beninger, Phelps, = Odds,
Dubrech Hin as j Sill, Jas Knight David Briggs, Col
Bird, Seintod, Tn A III Dckson-apd Is Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18

Contains large and accurate engraving os tho
sTORNING Of DELHI,
Covering nearly pages paper
TURF also shows birds view the city, the British
ton and surrounding country for hundred miles.
Also,
20 OTHER ESGRAvINGs
This number also contains the first three chapters OF
NEW TALE,
To be concluded In four numbers entitled
ADTE TIE ORPHAN;
ON, HAUNTED HOUSE.
For sale o. All news depots price cen,s.
nrGEsT-THE NATIONAL POLICE gAzFTTE IL.
II sued this day will be found 20 be unusually interesting
Tho first page emhelhed with executed like
portrait ~ Morris Otonne the murderer Of Teresa spx
I'm y from sketch taken in the 1ombp the artist has
retained the expression q rowdy bhoy the portrait Re
side The portrait the enierprsna publishers have given uo
public an Interior view of the house where the horrible
tains the trial uf
James Rodgers, the Murderer of swaston.
Remarkable Adventures o. yidocq
The Sanford Hall Case.
Grim. Con. case of Simms, the Councillor.
hurderous DonRs In New Orleans.
Sports in Boston, Two Females Ia the Ring
Grave lmputaons the swell Mob.
Terrible Tragedy In New Orleans.
Dodgcr's Exposition Of Thieves.
Sketch Of the Celebrated English Burglar, Tsshkin
Arrest of Mol Hodges
Hess Wheeler, the Rail- Player.
The Price of Human Life Ia New Jersey.
Murders IN California. -.
Correspondence from Philadelphia, Chicago ac, Ae.
ROSS TOUsEy
III Nassau street, General Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


('AsH PRICES, GOOD WORK AND NO DIsArPorSr.
~ ment.-Thuse who with any kind ~ lob or carl
printing done are invited o call M THOMAS " TTTONs
printing Office where the order l
promptly attended to and every exertion used 10 suit
customers.
E'RFsH BUTTER OF THE FINEST QUALITY RE.
ceived daily in pals tubs rkns dalries from The
best dairy farms In the country and for sale all times he
low the market price, by ~ LEWIS 70 vesey street
IRAT-CoHEN'S CELEBRATED PATENT aRATr
IL hampers. % cent IN fuel and g per cent i'm
heat be seen IN operation ~ he principal hotels and in
over s00 private dwellings Principal once ss broadway.
factory ~ Greene street
DALM oI1.-Soo PACKAGES PALM on PRIME
1bs Pearl street N y" 80
THE VERY BEST FRENCH CHINA DTNNFrsE
- yea ware, handsome vases, &c selling on ,ns
tccnth street wv s' Sdw@.
WATSON $40 SEWING MACHINE
w WATSON 80 Sewing Machine
WILSON $40 sewing Machine
MAIhON $40 Sewing Machine.
WATSON $40 Sewing Machine
Cty and country rights Tor sale
49, broadway,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

C.xxEScIxESr wsKk IN rHE CoLLRoE.---
We are requested TO say tina, the address be-
fore the Society Of Inquiry respecting Chris
,ian Mission, in Iowa celleanuk ID be deliver
ed by Rev President Blanchard Of lliinnas.
Ii will be delivered ou Sabbath evening in the
Congregational Church at a quarter before
O'Clock
Epiroas of GAZETTE At the risk Of beins
charged by the Democratic party with van
dalism or something verse | would hnmbls
ask whether there Is NJ Law oi our corporation
which prohibits the obstruction Of our side
walks when new buildings are erecting. In
other cities TOO, passengers are presumed 70
have some rights and among them the right
TO tla use of the sidewalk, no matter Aor
poo, and unsafe n Aiay be but here il is i'm,
possible In some localities to get along with
on, stepping out into the deep dust Of the
street, or making a circuit Of q square
Should a box he caTelcssls lrt ujson the side-
walk the Marshal has been known 10 com.
plain and threaten the delinquent. Why does
lac o,criook the fact OF their total obstruction
in many cases, Ia the great annoyance of cit
i,ens and strangers Respectfully,
orc
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

WAsHlsugos Juls o.
The navy department this morning received
a letter iom Capt Hudson of the N,agara
dated June 18th, in which he says have the
h'or To report that ship load Of the tele
graph cable has Ja-t hsea 10, slongsids oi
this ship, which .e viii nj once cosnm-ncc
coiling IN the fore hold. We have a promise
of second vessel, noa nearl. full on the alst
and shall commence coilina from her into the
ward rcoG tier Ion During the tim. II.
which We shall be cni!ing t.am these vessels
we shall coil away on this ship one thousand
miles in twenty -four hours a. stated In nv
letter Of the I'D inst The two vessels above
referred to bring on about sesen hundred and
fifty miles of the cable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
L TIE ST N L W s.


NEw York, july y
Another riot occurred last night Ia the lIth
ward, at MachemellyilIe. the sccnc OF the rob
blne on santa, In the Second Avenue cars.
The police were attacked and used their nj,
tolls ia defense Two rioters were sha, aud
the row hnall, qaellel
Board ~ Couneilmen last evening ,otel by
a large majority Ia surrender the Pole. sta
tions 10 the Metropolitans.
The Coroner, inluest into the circnmstan-
ces Connected viii, the death oi Lang ghl.nbure
aud Bernard Who serc killed ia the tiei on
on the iih has Resulted In verdict against
some twenty lrishnen the greater part cf
whom are in custody.
A collision occurred last evening at Hobo.
Ken, between oscar Granville, teacher al the
Bloomfield Acadrn, aud young Cuban stu.
dent named Cneha when the latter s,o, ihe
former the bail passing through his head ard
wonniii.s him fatal,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
General Notices.

DEMON Al We HAVE REMOVED OUR
sndis - ssa sI.o staii. Iiae where We slssI.
- haplb ~ aa1 ullsa sa4t lsi customers ard
faFs sAi sell Then, sssis a. the lowest priess
~. AM TYkEH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

II. y R. ~. TI.v'EK.
HAVE REMOVED 10
No . LIZ CLAIRE ROW WHERE You
4 eaa finh
hoHE HAREaF~ oEGA snfI4
drsLISs LAWNS
fIAfS no - And Dol TIb rNIr*
ffAfs BARRED HTEffED NASsaeIs
CHAAHnAiS
Hoor AND 1kLLEIOA rkiEI-
'HfsoftSE skIkIs
EHBnoiDERiEs.
GRAPE AND STELLA .HAwI-
rilK AND SILK a. LACE MANTiiiAs
BLACK And FANCY -iika
bRliLiASTEs.
IRISH LINENS TABLE ftsES-
NAPKINS AND b0wHLA-
LINEN SHIRT 'FRONT.'.
kNhhDiDEREh gtHTsfS 1t-LtSS
MAHsLiiLks QtiiTs,
And everything Else suited % . city sHi eaeshiry
trade
Ais. h-asy -soek ~ Dusne.,lr Gaasi. sn ~
which viii Ne s,id Rsts cheap
EAR ~ TY.FR
inlyTf No lie Claire XIV.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

NEw York Juls n
The T,,hnHts correspondent OF Washington
Jaly 9Th, says Three members ~ the csbi
net expressed regret that Governor Walker
throws the oficisl weight Ia the scale OF sub
mission of the prospective constitution of
kansas to vote "i the p~nple Gen lass On
the other hand regard such submission as un.
avoidable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
uussNSss NOTICES.

Cool CoMvnRr The line Creams of the
several popular varieties =; Brooke Davis saloon,
corner Of Brad, Aad Fourth Nth the ncstnss. Of The
Saloon sc.f offer such cool eoufor that II is crowd.
ed every evening. II hss be .rnc kind u ladies
Esehaas~, ~Lerc @ppcntmen,. are msie, and no
dosbs snsasenes,s too sometimes A~~srs D. q n
~ii have Pine Apple and strawberry Creams ihl.
evening
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

Quite crowd OF women aud children
fresh from the rad~riand passed along Second
stree, Yesterday. We presume they were the
van al the large immigration already men
this city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

Ngw yask Julys
flots MArtei vs,y dull eotanon srade. fall,
10 eeais lower. decline chiefly oa grades liable Ia
sAlss 40 bbs 81 - 9sas s0 fos sup~rhns state
aud Western ~ s0na 6s fuf ensra N coa far com
luoa to sasdia.a extra Michigan Indiana ililnoi.
Wisconsin and ULio
6aAis --wksAi dall aud Inclined 10 he heavy
sslss i70oD htis chic.xo .priIs 81 o. 50 Con- IL
fair de1asad n4srket steady sale 4. 10 bu al s3Sa
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