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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

BRisroLs SARsApaRILLA, the original
and only for scrofua and all the terrible brood
u external maadsss, born of unhealthy blood, siiI
siands alone and uneaaalled AID 10 IN greater de-
maud than ever kenp's Worm Pas,illss, by reason
u their delicious tasse and superior saesey have
taken tbs lead Of all tho mineral vsrmsfasss
Bold BY d. T LanInan Co, ~hoisssle dTugsisis,
" Water street, New York and by ali druggists.
sAssapsria, o., and Passilles ssc per bottle oee
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

c rAnM SUMblNEH MUkE ADV AN
j TA0Ge than an, other In Scott County Ii
contains - acfss seafy all under fence aboat -
serss under cnifiyaitoni erss rate barn, 8 rood
house, two wells and good cistern Alac "a sxcel.
eni orchard o. about - apple trees mostly bsasina
togcshcr with plum, cherry and pssr tree oai3
ssm y fenced ia venleni oss, with llvina waaee
timber good building stone and ANY smosnf 81 ssosi
II 10 an excellent stock farm and rood eraln farn
App. 10 the subscriber the Telegraph ronA ns1e
au.SAtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

Cmu0o, 10. 0A1nOw q CO.
|nfFER FOR SALE on REASONABLE
~ ferms the following dssirabis property
y hasdsouc building lots In Nosih 0nsespust
tiful site for DWELLING
The iasgs and haadsons Cottage On u esssss Of
Wsstsfh avenue and ssth stresss, lot ooG1ao 1sss
residence a convenient dtstAnee rs The esnsye q
basinsss Prize. .esono e,leop Caeh, ol,aoO Ia al
monins, and balance In ], .. ,, and ysafsL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

" rot ARE Sick Yor ArsI TAEr MrDi-
eissi For all external and Internal pain De
Wits Pain Rslisssr, which 10 stronger and require.
less 10 effect cure than Any known remedy For
fever and ague taxi. the oEs safs ard han lss.
edy In the world, Rhodes Fever ard Agae Cure =
Fog oil bilious complaints take the AE,i- BlIiou.
Pills, a. auxiliary TO tbs Care" These Remedies
destroy the Disease. bu, never the patient
W y CHAPLIN,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

CLINTON COUNTY
No ~ 6W see;ioa o s. RE
Ne - NV section .. seR2E
No % y n section 10. TsgR9E
Ne - n Off y i sectla. . TssRfE
BINToN coCNTY.
No q. T o.. M " ss2 acre. Of choice Ina
wsirr-d by frassie Crcek corfaias email ~ood lof
. within y Of mile VI large grove Of sseel,soi
timber - liles firm Cedar kspids mast be dispossd
~ 10 10 dave and vii he cod !, . besgain
PowEsHEIK COUNTY
No ~ Loo acres u select lAnd sdjcsniag the
touE Of 0rinnsii
No ~ A large uset Of land, neAr Eldosa, ths
eoesty sssa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08
TINE MEETING.

II was given out that Messr. kirkwood
end O'Connor would address the citizens ol
Davenport in discussion with Mr.. samueis
q the Court House on Tuesday evening
The meeting being called by both parties, !
trsmsndou. crowd assembled in the Cour'
House yard, and were entertained by iins
band Of music Gill the meeting was organ
ised BY the election OF . Democratic Chair
man and Secretary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

1tiHsrDs COUNTY
40 al la aers. Essr IS~a Gas asrss srsss
Priee va per acre
No re iso asrss seven mile. fsorD love Csiy-
ssfy e1ois.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

HE0a AKA LAHD AGENCY.
GsoOK, SARGENT 4 PARKER. FLORENCE
connected With Land Agency slsier Ia Nshrss
or Western Iowa
Lana Wevraaes hsaGhs, $50 anA Seeas
Basness for them con h. len With any of ii.
dersigrsd.
Coos = bAseRnr, Davenport
Coog, sAaousr DossEr, Iowa CITY
Coos BAaoExS q Goes D<smoinss mAssa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08
TsINPRoyED CITY PROPERTY

IsINPkoyED CITY PROPERTY
Ne W Eishfese loas IN btork 4 Ixnshsls@. -
addition Sssiss e4@A-
Ne II Eisklssl "a. ia 1-sss : Lxz~ssil~as - ID
10 II Nine s0s.iL bIoes I.ss.ssit-s. - ssassis.
s-x.s
No y large nsrnhsr u ioss sAa Lara b, sL~
acre 10 LsrnArits's - a.l1stoa
No n Lot sn Rs.ay Stree e2xisS
Ne s La "a we.t .as@ of bs.sy street.. 7zsass.
Ne II ) a .ss !. l,.ek 1 ferssss 9 pliisas
Ne 4 Lot Ga Brady street. ssriss
No Is LO, block - suniss s~~t camrnazss .
ars pfospses
80 10 fan q ~ ssssk - o. fs~s FRA, On rss.
" STREET
No ~ Lot 3t4oxk 70 a. tls slUs -asys n. a~pc.
- Of The nasss st~s fes . residence N The City
Noe u % "a Fosr ysla.Lss $50 IN De Wit
Ne 8 ~ In DzrsEf s7p a bargain
No % tea acre lss Ia uppsr Dassnrou
port sontaanins god quarry and wei ssssr~s
sSe . A trsei Of 80 acres Ah0us two miles fsoG
he river ADJOINING Nortk Davenport rkis sin -
sed n p@ress 70 szi' purchasers sad 90 fsrns
IMPROVED FARM LAxps
Ne " a farr u - scrss ,xo rzsses sse@ D.
Witt Ii has ixo hcaSss ae~ hsrI swe wrils esod
quarry, erckars Of Loo tre<s ssx year. cd asd ss
aerss 81 timber. 80 per acre
No - ise acres IN riss Co, III. very valassle
SO u lse acres AZ Stark Co N sss rnliss from
Fe.tza-
No ;. leo szs. Nc w.rss CO, III
uNIMPK0vED LANDS
No ~ sis seses In wsshlnyiol Co. III
No ~ 100 serss ia wars1 Co Missouri
No. . 10. scrss spss1aia rsls land on The aashs
q The Chipp~wa river wlseosaGn
No . 80 seres q hsoyIiy ilubsssa .Asa ssar d
CrosH Falls, wiscoestn This y g sks IRE n -
HuAson sEa eapsrior Railroad
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08
NO g. THE rroxEKR nrLIs

Tbs rrypssts sosssas q ikses ioss fsssz.ss Fss
street sAd two On secuS1 sress. eo8pssssx ~ -
IRE soek 81 20 fee; Frss sst~ heest sn1 kE
ssy, aae ies feet 6seurc s4so bsssesn oeoef ed
Eapssy GoGn<es~c With shts 10 isAs~ VI The sx14xg
fso@Eiag tie yrsS<sty, for term u fssfisss gssss
= holA.A. r~at Oh this Property ere ss:sess ~
fsoaeer Nils. . 1cEntl-x b01es, asrgw 0oarG1g
iiOass, add t-o D~~sEz1g Housss, ea<k e vhtet
sE41Axs 10 ito s.oIses in ksAgks Tie naA1 Do6y u
ne M frsE.s lee feet ee0ft street ~ - 80 BsrG
<a1 i~o ssos.ss s&d oss<Esnf lbs e91<xnGA.
art 10 - s.xs s1x.D feel sEe Grxsses ssJ 80
ezscEsSf a YoEtsgL - shs bss<D<Ef " etts4 ~
- faaekias shop a1c y vel fnrAasn<s vlth -afkx
sa1 q. aeeesszry toes TEs rtE.AEe<r eccsa-zs Tbs
u0i<rs. tho ssy~rsor steam sGgiEss asA ~
- al sascEaler5 keeesssry toF tbs 0as1s Il La
-rsf story 2sstss lazgs Ery aws. tho asrus esres
AZ es~s oas s-@zA elrrDis1 $50 TO a&1AIA -
sA1Es. u Butter 4 Ers1s r@sssf go . 81 81 sz4
ssEs IEsss sse a. In perfect eresr, as4 nss " eng
e~ssf. sy~Ezlgn Tes s<e1.a story IL asse - ssnsk
s4AId asa do1f E&anfxcs0ry. AEs 10 ssay ssYr-s~a
sta AZ tAs h<si sd Es~t @ssr.sss ms<Axz<S, 49,
s9o.s tbs MIL 10 regularly sgtfs2S grx sr1s q
tso ksnarsa tsozsaEd fsst Vi lEms<r. aes kz.6ss<
..a sHiy skssss1d sksEs.ss scA &c kz.ess< Az
Any tAoussse 18th yss ~~rk sod 10 0psraae9 buz f~x
sosEs per day u kss sal = . s,zg< ass osss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

Tbs sum and substance Of Mr. Samuelsi
POSITION on Banks h precisely what we have
hs6sss stassd Il. ns Is in principal opposed
- q 1aaks, and used Ill his eloquence and
vuBies illassrations, 70 take advantage Of the
Duonume eoadition Of financial matters, u
asa1e pjsdies aeainst Banks, and to eulo-
- = sselasivsly specie currency. He
90 kas1 naney apsseh, with the singls
spuupuufGtae ssnask TIT = Danks we're
sunut1sssd saastGts = ~ quarters, be
dhpu1l - veto ~ usahtag Nh paasad by
- I10talatus, n slsstsd Covsrnsr-prs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-08

Il a N ID AG EMIT r.
FLORENCE. NEBRAsKA rHRRrTOeY.
I ANDs ENTERED AND wARRANTs L.
- GATED Ia Sioux City, Fort DoAos cad Couacti
Cellsstions Promptly attended 70.
Atty. . Counr. u Law. Civil Ensisses Z ourvsyos.
Dssisoz = True. Esqrs., Editor 0ssstss, Or J. n.
Lane. Esa Asyie IS! div
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

dement's which VII deveope the resources OF Lbs
wv end draw snlsr.oen oaua'ns ali revolution
oonsevvadores mo0erscos, and compris the majority
OF capitalists land holders the fsw well educated
clergy and ths best part OF the army lhs frNo,ion
works very slowly, ana has but little chance OF success
the election unless they join the oerales modesndos
who before said, not entirely s,usaed with the
constitution, but want BY eli Constitutional
law 70 accomplish tns union, three candidates arc
spoken o-Oetavisno kuuez Lsrdo Mariana Eva Palsct
ano General Manuel Rooos fszaela at present Mexican
Minsse' ct Washington The two nrss, genuemen OF 10
teilSence and kno prooty would suit large portion
Of the berAles mooeredOs more especially Hvs Psiao,
has always belonged 70 thai parsy, and who mas ali
the qualities desieed BY the weilsodo ciA,ses Bat Nh
man In proper thew she time think Gen. Robes
Th. last gentleman also conc!liates the better classes
but although no II ackno wiedsed bravo ane OF stcr'ag
powers and during the time Of Geners Arstss adm nit
traiop he manifested mness and honesty the mo1erA
dos nnd him TOO enen 10 tho absolute power system
and do moi forget that wben he WAS Minister Of War ne
had So med plan Of coup detaf 10 eslaosn the Dcts
urship, AMI he did not carry out II Was owing 70 The
resistance the President and ne hsu left tho ministry
not being willing or able 20 consammste hb plan, With
or tho consent OF General Arsts Ia respect to foreign
diplomacy the views Of the parties snest how true
xtremes will meet In the panisn qcesnon the Hoe
raj and nservAd0r m0derad0s desire satisfactory and
working hard open rupture. Tns puros, because
they hope inst the war would produce grand douge 10
toe mssses sweeping vy thing 10 tho path sbcy would
guido hoM the sADta Annistas, because IN any oStur
they hope OF taking advantage the power.
With respect the United States the 0onservadof aud
bersIes desire the most cordial reasons but
Santa Apnstss when IN wor, Will make
CONCESSIONS the United BAtstho nrs from love OF
American institutions and method OF extending their
BE- hts Mexico the santa Annstas In ox,aange Ter
m ,ney 10 dspid ste. Shout mot the oonssrvAaon aud
barales modoradOs unite their forces. the pus0s will
triumph In the eiec lon But Will the presett state oil
oonducs Of Brother Jonathan respect TO the Fosy,h
treaty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
rRsEoH WV or TIE sarTxR.

Tbs expedition against Mexico vcvy poruIar IN sps
The neral who 70 command areAcy appointed I'd
the nnal prep-rstous being carried forward IN
svr,s srtviy The eove,nmen, exrec'lng des
ps,chr. from ~ representative In Mexico 20 ks DO
paivs resolution.
AZ. no, 70 be p-p-umed that Spain s,esds 70 engage
10 i01s Ard expensive vN VII ccr0ns Itself 70 she
mllls1r occup.ton OF Yer. Crus and Ssr Juas dUhoA
urul zoe noscsa <ovs,s mesi sna9 sccsps Me eosG-
COOS laa dowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
The Proposed ship Cs.sI Aeso.s thesa sth IN ~.
Of

me ssbjo.sed article from toe Cncnnsu rr-s, ,r,
some interesting 'n'or ma'oa ia very o'se'ss tssms
The proiec Of shp csas hs fsAu.s q Dsx<e,
s.s crE been sa,-rsses e u. e.slnx maa. u ls wor
Of time Csncr~-s has sepropr.set .uu .mplr an go
lsorouEs .sd exploration Of ise srsos-ss
. s 80. s .n BE- ds.s sr he ..sTs. sss -.
S Ussss e ssp s . po.c en- q s u: .es =
,sye, d,ee,erea y's ..s q an sac~ni esssl =.
oso re opening he WORK pa, wss aev~ scoswpshsd
san ssa a. esmpsssss wso ens.",oees - ,. o. "a.
Issmu. .. y.ri.s o" v os n. ec.aso..ass ~ oir
-spsdes GOV .see % eos,ssre. ages .cys va.
uons Tsv ~ interesting 10 or resssrs 7 o. efer~
The I.is, 2, D.r.' or &C.. moro so-n:s nyI
snd rrncpAy eesnpr-ed N De republic Of drsAs. o.
per 70 ssoai i-s bundled mile. WITH an s'-rsss
s.,ss" ,lf,I @l.. A. Is. POM d ,s,r.s "a
ne sSe c.ss. The s,, cC. . . aaa.ia,iay
eArense vi ~oliots ssp canal. ssv v,,s.v
soiss TSsssd rrssce ssd Holland is ar. :, ~ N
Me-" I'D s ssc.~s G ss S css ,f ss y
, S so a. p,Se triSs Al s- fnds. nd s 80
II douhlIng cape Horn. would md r,sssvs M ~
q should We irrv g all nations who sssiss Il
iss $50, owi. or alluded to -as s~sr,
spproprs'os o,ll tEve sam not IA
TO 30 paid 10 ofcsrs solectei by toe -
and Navy FOR the purpose Of maxine
ves!nesuon Of the survey ALREADY ma
rear the labmUs Of lsrich 70 oosnscs NJ
Pacific ard the Atis1rc by the 49,
rivsv" VIZ. BocoCs, member o.
coufercncc 90 the rsr " the HOUSE AZ
explained his provision, Inserted bv sss
bui fofclbie tfyms. pe suited tkes -
Grasses nd gwen q comp~ay OF Ar,~s
explore and build snip canal or<f,.u
Issoa 81 narcn rhsy have ne ~
love . ship cszs 70 NJ altoSe4hs}n -
had tae 10 ire copelussca Sha4 ~ ~
IN the sxpiorstsn snieu bs
officers Of ere covers mena rA@skws
sxpos,tiou ensli be tess-a MI ~
rsvy rss aosss scnssyred'F y
case,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
ATrITurx OF TsE USrrxp sTArKs.
rnnn me -.nnnn nmr Narnh A.


n IRE crf~s Of xsrssai Nsrvssz In hsdrdO 70 . be
lsvsi france and tpnand agree on snoshsr pou, Of
fcrefn Doitos ~ no ANAL Importance, namely, Tat ~
r,tss watts bos~d % TTsseyrs n>s1ity IN Ne co~D
NO. s~tesft,q Spain ond h-rice From she fact
o. ,a@ srrvs Ms,can voy 81 eootbsmp,oa ~esrcs
DO pioceeos 70 hadr'1 vooh seem that hesico . Ia
csr a 70 ccnoDasc
Tusdrid March 81 Correspondence Of London Posi-
lbe ness vhich has ust arrived. that the epatish
MIN sser q Msriro had retired vub al The LegAron 20
Bsv.nra, has ssaln rDossd The vahse ,Sris Of NE
Gov ntry. N General Comonfnr he's rct the means or
ire wlsh " csssste The mulao Aware os the sroc
ties he has committed the spsnaArds VII certainty tahs
the uIop them In good earnest asd. ve are
20 beissve the boastpe 81 yousE spain In the CAFES, ~
veil The deliberate calculations In many ef the
public iournals there pucx and force eaouSh N DO
this ana 20 rex the fhbusefs into The bargain. The
additional popularity wblcb the government viii csvtssn
In gam By energetic conduot In this Mexican business
already peoccd some vho are better psytsans than
psYios get NJ oucrv sxsDst sbe useless sxpepdi
lure which must be incurred In var with the Kindred
republic. Expense wi'oout doubt Consideration which
the govern ent viii not lose sight OF; and 81 rrcssut
thtre atofst0n IA The eyifiral plan a making
simple rsvsl demonstyNhou besnre Nera Cvn2, In the
ssune peyemp,ory orders have been sent 20 sds Va
hasten the prsrsson q the srmsmen, sessed 70 Casa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01
POI rIcAL pAKrIEs m MEXICO.
nsuoo haron 2. 1856


Hsrnss huse spars ums. "a occurred 70 nett would be
well employed giving you sksch Of the political par
ties ia,o which shs psopls or this country present
div'ded and Of Voc SI1srsni candidates. ~no vIh be
b-cut forward u The ocxt esps,oa In sepsmosr thai
To- sbouii NOT . revolutionary movsmess break on
sers the, time 70 decide the question By ioro, OF srns
N err expeditions manner much 70 toe lasts Of sne
nrrcus. rAsrs vs known hus svo principsl parties,
,sch one o. which y divided orxnonss and
each ous On ascscily marked thai the factions nsy
be sa,d 20 sbhor sach other much nors than
tbs psisnpai parties DO ons another.
me ,vo parss are nberslss and ,aorss
b., amer las oirsunssasoss should call hen TIE e.
vorsb,e ssa unfavcrsols 70 ,be ,ev constitutes.
ne nberNcs ravoyAplcs divided inso the ?sros
sni cdeaJos the Adores uafavoraoies into
we ssasA Annss.s snt .ns sonss,v.sor nossrsae oI
that bey sctusiy pevsopned susr Respective csn
dids,s, ior toe Presidency ado ami Ccmcosor Lesdo
a. Jos Glow tsEns eli sns propsrsy Of the ch1rsn and
iorcps 81 largo andhods 70 ssnslncs hsr properly Of
t..,sa Comoplsy, I, cor MAILING au REFORMS easy and
calmly considered he n anxious Tor rxorma, 5ai
itsrs teir tmmse ate ccnss qusooes
rxtusps bseviss .hai the nsssy,sesecs Mexican peo
pc aye capable o. chat IN the Uatec sssss, II called
,r,u,ies Iuss = 4 hes smasassd NON Congress IN,
nodss aaos athousn b nos entirely In sccc rdsnce With
their p,ncplss, wi scosy, and uphold ~ shey can an
rs ronservsds In avov Of sorous, and ewes
dsisioral zovtrvmeet One o i1 fractions oomprlssse
osrsciiy, and q vsry few other persose, II
opposed 70 any oass Of REFORMS cs'isd 70
BY TIE progress the eye and sghs the Old csisnal
snyernD~nl This frscsico hiss eos the lena chance Of
srcccss Il The election Of entersg the 6eid IN
nci thcy cay obtain The power 70 r.s nreush vie
rnsnsine a revoluusaasy move@eeAa, Which
tsvv barred she progress se prsseas sove ses and
ruined he whole oounuy. THIS fracessn desires - VI
ORR hope ~ plshssf ~ ds Ne resavn ~ ssnss
Apsss rrls cr evrs The rresidescy OF Gensrh Vess
| isblsh the order of tsrsdslups ~ sccs % ne
% proclaimed rr1sitens), or sr @ne, psrscn
,nS,,Icrs. M. IsS,1S"r /. c.l,sS me sasa Ansisss
onservsoores Tse osssr fsrily " shls parry ssc se
sire vsor9ts rovcrpmert - beet sAAvsed Voc scc's
ss~c. end .ecsev a. the kcxcans; srd rx nrem "
rssfs Ice reprs they ansscrs rcs thew, and more
sspc arr sdptr svss reforms. rhsy wish W rrss
IRE abuse Nrd hrnn o. INC Clergy, pvs W.
c-tf ~scnv Sss,-ry,rs a. n essshtsn nbsvsA tay6 ~
cssgysns ne bu)d'py u reads, ma ~ osAss nAaers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-01

oOubted that nhbuntersm VIII De fof ook uoe onsoie
70 organize sganss the most important OF me
wess Inaies expedition eaua IN resources 70
tbsa osmmanded BY Naroso Loptz; and sven u ceuld
massage o.sanize one asy sesp n rs"e@ors ran. !
chsstise soos aus we'll the bardahigs thai walker 70
psssps th,cush HicaraGuh and ths scsnnncss OF re
csmpssp sve on ioea VI what the nbusssvs DO II
Costa lea viih handful OF rsw, ID trce pa,
hss sunee TO deftat shem bov II se cup posed nai
spsls sns cid fear pesssssns ~ sue does s'speeasoe
abundance Of materials Of 80, and resources OF
a kindsf
ve spor pos az AM reason fear We are inror med
thai op other ike The North American diro
MACY snovn Itself disposed 10 act In co. rd with saAi
Of spain 70 obtain from serso rep~rstou for ourAses
spiiu "a character TO those ci Cue~rsvscs, and
We ignore the motives vnr y should act 81 pre-.
sent IN another manner We arc rot nnscnusnea
ptucy o The hes pursued with cossssocy IN Mexoo
rr cus time past against the spsnisn race OF the CONT
and 81 me siancs ne are not Fnorsn' Of the great
share Of rs poosbnry which probsb attaches 10 n In
the cruel of which brothers residing 10 the
republic vci.ms hsvo not fdyso ten that before
months urce ne olce Of President VIII be taken ces,es
81, n by Mr. Buchanan, Of sse ccilssGues OF Me-
scuc re small Congress OF Ossenf and one OF the sun
srrb~ that celebrated Glbusor'ug mssifcso % cr
sc.ndslzes lorore, bs, N ,pns . a. ns we nslus
oar against pain because spain being iuas rutsby right
on Der rs ssos Satisfaction Tor the Injuries she has
sUNered Ia nenco 10 not ndcred by the sasecedents OF
I,sloA an pocy: woud ~ nee Incident never
henoye witnessed the Of ina dsordercd demcso
sncy Fcr lhs reason We ought not 10 e. pect ~ Msh
scsnts $50 should bsppep u coult oa he sttrsutsd "
no forns and cecccd desire q asb,us .gsis, spsln
~btsH instead 81 being reason cor We n abstain IRON
setting 40 orr ~ Ons hooor cemaud. you'd oely ne
Uoitvp more 10 pre- sua With lnicrse,e and cuersy
,bo tislh ga,ea arr resolved ~ hcsa lei mas
tsr ~ ,,4e lntuoss thev reoSSa % hsvpg exclusive
hfrevcs "a ana being tbs srsou 'e ruers OF sexco
40 d,yers asr essF f-o ipetCe her ss ,ssnc, tnt
ccveseA rasa n Cuss nr oonvcn,eu, Tor a. 70 sccee
rate ns.s.a " sulpsa1ax zoe 70 ssiss soceas pa'
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
BEDFORD COUNTY FAIR.

1t has been decided to hold an Agricnl-
tural Fair, in Bedford, On the 2lst, 22d, and
23d days of October. next.
We hope all the agriculturalists, mechanics,
&C., of this and adjoining Counties, will at
tend; and have on hand their best produe-
tions, labor saving inventions, &C., DC. We
anticipate quite an attractive Fair, which
will fully equal, if not surpass any af those
held in former years, as the harvest has been
one Of the best We have ever had, and the
fruit, of which we have excellent varieties,
quite abundant. Let every friend of the
cause use his exertions in producing some
thing to surpass his ncighbOr, and bring it
to the Fair, and our word for it, he will have
no cause for regret.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11
MISSOURI ELEGTI0N.

We notice in several lacefoco papers
great growing aud rejoicing over the recent
election in Missouri. According to late
telegraphin despatch, Stewart, the Losofoeo
candidate for Governor has been elected over
Rollins the American candidate, by the lAea-
gre majority Of 334 votes. Last year there
we're two Locofoco candidates for Governor
running in that State, Polk aud Benton,
against Ewing American. The vote stood
Polk, 4G,245; Benton, 3 $40; Ewing. H.
e76. Folks majority over Ewing 5,l69.
Polk aud Benton over Ewing S2.745. Thus
it will be seen that at the Governors elec-
ton in that State, last year, the Locofocos
had majority of thirty tloO thousand seusn
hundred and forty fve!
at the Presidential election last fall, th c
vote stood, Buchanan, 58,l64; Fillmore,
| 1881, Buchanan's majority, 9G40 Ket
in one short year, this large majority for
Governor aud President has been brought
down, by their own showing to the pitiful
majority of 33F We suppose they are
growing now over this result, because sbey
never expect to carry another election in
that Slave State. 1t is eontcnded in Mis-
souri, that even that result was brought
about by the most astounding frauds
Whenever the Locofocos at the seat of Gov,
ernment aseertained that tbs result We.
about to be very dcu5tfnl, and only few
counties TO come in, they started out run.
ners, 10 meet those bringing the returns fol
the purpose of altering the figures, SO as t.
clecr Stewart. |: is supposed by many tha
Rollins will yet be the Governor, as was tn,
: case in Wisconsin a year or two ago. Tha
party altered the returns, so as to defea
Bashford, but on taking the case to the Su
preme Court, and having fair and full in
vestigatior, Mr.. Bashford was declare,
fairly elected, and took his seat accordingly
| A party that would stoop to such infamy
and ballot box stuffing as they did in Califor
MIA, and frauds, such as were proved upol
them in the District Attorney case in Phil
{ adelphia, will do SO any where else.
: Truly, instead of rejoicing over the re
s suit in Missouri, they may we'll exclaim, il
u the language of the noble old Roman, San
S other sneh victory and | am undone..'' An
other such a change in Missouri, as has bee
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-09-11

A Coon PICTuRE OLA MAYoR,-4The
Mayor of Chicag9is thus described by a
correspondent of lhc Bosom journal.
''He stands six feet iu bis stockings.
Old straw hat turaed dow all around like
a cotton umbreIa-no fckcloth--sIrort,
bad fitting linen coat-lOoe unmentiona-
bies, which look as if he hajulnped too far
into them and hadn't time tget back; un-
BACKED, united shoes, threeizes too large
land slight stoop TO the u fgare, and
the picture is complete. Yo' SEQ him?-
Well sir, that shabby, elephaline irdividu-
al, who looks as if he had not cent in the
world, is long John Wontwor, Mayor of
Chicago, and he is worth five ndled thou
sand dollars.