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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Increase In numbers The destiny OF all the east side of
the island seems 10 be an abiding place for the poor
They must dwell mewhere, ana all the movements Oh
real seem point out the east side as their futare
home The Fourth Fifth, SIXTH and Fourteenth wards are
last losing their Inhabitants who are cro~ding towards
the Hook. and densely popuating the eastern wards
When the movement Of population up town commenced,
some years SINCE an effort made TO make the neigh
oorhood OF rompkus square and Second avenue fashion
able and large numbers OF wealthy people settled In that
part Oh The city. For time property rated high, but u
as soon seen that poorer people began TO settle around
me square, and to encrosch upon the First and Second
avenues Properly has consequently fallen in price, and
houses ha sold for In 1862 can be Sought for
Broadn ay between Canal street and Union park is des-
ned 10 De the most valuable property in the city, II s
not 30 aeaay On this great thorOugbfars situated
all our leading hotels and theatres and the retail dry
goods trade must yet find its way there.
We nave mus taken cursory view OF down town pro.
estate has not advanced great DEAL an ennanc sent
Of price in quarter accompanied by Depression in
another quarter.
INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF UPTOWN PRoPEarY.
II is up town. 'abpve Bleecker,' that ths mar
vellous enhancement in the price of city property In
1886 lots sold n Union square for 000; they
worth 0o; ground Madison square which was with
difficulty sold 1886 for $780, now selling at SO 600
and $2 900. But the greatest enhancement has boon ia
Fifth avenue property, which has run ahead III
an Incredible pace, and distances anything Of the
kind on record. In 1S49 Mr., Isaac Lawrence bought
several lot at the OF Fifth avenue and Thirty.
fourth street for $500 $3.50 each This properly
now sells readily TO- 600 and $4,000 per lot few
days since the Mlcoberger etaie In Fifth avenue, be-
tween Twenty secsnd Twenty third Streets sold
and brought $40 COO per lot OF 2sxlOO feet BAse,n For
tieth and Sxtelh Streets lots In Fifth avenue are worth
from IS 600 OO0 while opposite the Central Park
they range from $4,000 to $1,000 per os and are aes-
pery laid out, to sell high as any property now
in the upper ards that devoted to private residences
On Madison lots sell for one third iess than on
Fifth To show how lots sell on the az
uuee some extracts from recent SaeS.-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-20
NY SANDERS & BROTHER

ano be supported with sufficient military
a'o' mat much good would result from sucb
course; but, as the Territory is now GOV.
erned, and has been since the adm;nist,.
ton Of Mr.. Fillmore, at which time Yonnc
received his appointment as Governor il +
neon day madness and folly to a,temo, to 10
administer n, the law in ,ha. Territory.
me offcers are insulted, harassed and
murdered for doing their duty, and no. re.
coegnizing Brigham Young % the only law
glver and law maker on earth. OF this ey.
cry man can bear inconteatible evidence
VINO has bsen willing to accept an appoin,.
ment in Utsh-and assure you sir. no
man would be willing to risk his life and
property in that Territory. after once irving
the sad experiment. " 's
with an ardent desire tha. the pre sent
administration will give due and timely aid
20 .ne oncers that may be SO unfortunate
as 70 accept situations in that Territory.
ana mat the whitening curse which rests up
On 'hls nation BY virtue Of the peculiar and
Deartfehding institutions of the Territory
81 Utah may be speedily removed to the
honor and credit Of our happy country. Il
now remsln your obedient servant.
. w. w. DzuxMosp,
March 20, 1857 Justice Of Utah Territory
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~ p.,,NDUCEDzENT.

yr,yE subscriber offers for sale that irfso anu
Splendid min on Rock s,sd s5Isss SS5hsr
Of Ciiptoueo, 81 sec Sa nue." up sonriag ~ baits
9ahner han, sau, mil and go feet water wheel
SitIt"n gsarIng aud iron stating 81 feet head and
iah oi ,sa,s house: splendid stone quarry and
su -. -, hand In good wheat district win any
snsSIt1y ~ Of Ending. The above is convenient TO
two Rairpads. bsings miles rom cue ana
hia For further particulars applyto WIN; knLL,
On lhs Pi,nns Pro 80 ~ az s.Eia, "spsdlm
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Z, I,aros.
} Drugs aao 1Dsoic.pss.

voRD. as. VAN PATTss,
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Dentists.
u - u ID R &c IL :,
Dental Surgeon.

oHee on Brady street, east side, Sd door below
Third street,
jan27dn DAVENPORT, low A..
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Ny dear sir, said our friend Drum
stIoks to young married gentleman
who had just been made to ieel the
Joys OF paternity, my dear sir, can
you tell me in what your present status
various from that of the same individ
'lal one year ago!'
Cant say that can, Drumsticks,'
4 will tell you. One year ago you
we're a signing lover-now you are
loving sireH
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HARDW WARE!

FOR THE spEsINS. EasARE
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,,seoInrIoN OF COPARTN9RsHIP.

M ,e n ns wson Griggs a. Co. is this day dis
sa ~ Nv mutual eonssnt; S. G. Ba~son retiring,
The who will Ss SonsaGs a .s,as mo soH
shos au IF II H. Griggs q Co, fully empOw cred 10
tns ali accounts due 10 and from the old soncern
nnysnpcrt, Feb Isl, 1857. +. H. h.G6s et GO
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-20

LU UM.RlHF!
MONS
Steam Saw & Planning Mills
%fEF AND EHU
SASH, DOOR Il BLIND FACTORY.
| WOULD respectfully call the attention OF Build
Aers, Farmers and the public generally TO my larg
and vel, assorted stock of
LUMRER, LATH AND SHI GILES,
ana to Cash Purchasers win make 1t an object 10
call 3 my mil--the Lowest Mill on Seco nd street,
where have now on hand,
Fencing of su lengths, from ID to "a IT,
Framing Lumber Of svery dimsns;sa;
Flooring, plansd or rough,
Barn Boards Of alllengths; q
Shingles, shaved, cut or sawed;
LAth Of the best quality -
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding, -.
WihdoW skN skSe Sese - ..aI 1T.iWmS Sp"S~s'
Architravs Nouldings, ColuMxS 'ehu -
lsstsr Work, Plinths 3 Bass Boards,
Panel work, Cornisss, Mould
ings from to inches wide,
vsrandah Balustrsds f
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, CONSOLES and MEDALLION OR
NAMENTS, SCROLL SA WING done to order
Tho machinery in my Door Z Sas and Blind Fac
and having competent work men, all elders len with
me will be filled with prOmptnsss ana guaranteed
80 give satisfaction. ~
Thankful for past favors, hope by strict aiten'
ton TO all orders 70 merit q continuance OF same
dec 10 .4g.r z* j. NJ. CANNON.
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Painting! Paintn1i

,y,HoSE wishing anything done 10 the Painting
Glaxing, Grain ns or Paper Hanging line, can have
u done on short notice and in neat, auke and
durable manner, and reasonable terms, by calling
on the undersigned al this old stand Giime and Jswel
81 street door East of Brady. thankful for past
ayors and solicit eontinuancs OF same. also keep
on hand ready glazed Sash of all ssises and nix "a
pants of all solors, ElAss putty, Sc. A. D. JEWRLL
gpr1dtf
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k,ou X 40 acre lots mile north e Fulton station
L on the NJ. d N. Railroad on reason able terms.
Also, $40 acres one mile horth OF W aeott chea "a:
ohe,hali cash, balance In one and two years.
Aso, Sso acres In Washington eoun ty, 40 acres
nue tmDer and running water on part. This la
IS o'ay ID miles from Iowa City nd 10 fro m Wash
~ i2n, on nne road from Colum bus TO Richmond;
VII oe sold en- cap and part on time.
aA.o, four ~ acre lots near Iowa Citv, beautiful
farming land and well watered.
s also, Lots in West Davenport ranging in size
nya " iest .oo 10 u acres, sold for down and
balance in one ant two years.
also, sesaral neat buildings on leased ground
~oa.d eesald oa reasonable terms. Apply g
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MS iarm contsins7oo acres, $50 under eultiva.
u'n, luU acres superior timber, good DIV ellinx
rhaases and hpe barn, beautiful sire am OF run,
rms 50 easy .nas AA,t> >-a aa~ arahard of All
Iarm may be made to pay the defsrr ed pay ID -
apply mhi4l t. c.. EADS.
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co.PARrNYRsHIP MOTTO
PHGNIx INSURANCE CO.,

PHENIX INSURANCE Co,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital Stock, $500 900
surplus, ll2.3I9,52 S3lS36so3
Received for premiums du. .s
ring the year, l9l 056,g
do for Interest, 10 0tA. ~ SsOl ,0lS. Al
Losses paid during the year. TO2el.3s
Dividends paid during the csr 4o.goo.00
All other expe nditures 10
agents, taxes, &c, % GOs.s5 Sl40 l9U.1S
Lossesi prosFsss Of adjust
msni, 10 So So
LcfseS repo Ited on which NO
action has been taken, II 100000
Losses resisted, 5000 90 s23, 9s? 90
Synopsis Of statement made 10 the Comptroller OF
the State Of New York, - required by law, on the
3lst Of De6amber, 1856.
Paid TO J. NJ. r. Hall s. Co, for loss which occur
red at Dav venport, Feb. l1ta. eS0e.
TIE above aamsd hrst class Company cont nuss to
insure on good pr perty In the ci y Of Davenport
and ada ent country on as favorable terms any
othor pany OF Ike standing at the agency office
Of HENRY B. HOFFMAN, room No. HeEnaa's
block Main street. mh2aIm
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e!h ma!Ke!. We have on hand and are roeeivtnr
AZ saon Intervals additions to the already larrs
seoek OF 1oods above m antionsd, together with
nanslo Robes, Fancy Robes, Fur Coats, Ia,
~ OF which we are prepared to sell Tor essh a.
fassas low as ca be found Ia the western arket
sh4pping FuYs Bought,
VERDER & CHAMPION.
second Street, Three doors East Of Brady.
davenport Oct %
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HowAap DARmNoros. WIN. hKSRY DARLIsoTos
II. DARLINGTON Il CO.,
L ITO st NEYS AT l. A W,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner OF Main and Second aireets, oppo-
site LeCiare House.
Collections made and proceeds promptly RENTED
10 all parts of tho Uniiel States
Money TO loau on Real Estate or Otherwise.
Money located for others on commission. -
Lands loca ted throughoutLbe Northwest.
REFERENCES.
+. Gibson, Esq, Ca,h'r. Bank ef Baltimore,
W. Townsend, Esq 4" Bank of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris " Jones Co, Philadelphia,
Hopes Townsend,
p, Woodward Co., Bankers, Chicago,
Darby & Barssdale, - st. Louis,
DR.. Clarke.Se America lns Co. do
X. i. Lsecn uo- rittsburg,
Day Aatlack. Cinci Dsati.
McGregor, Lawss Biakemor,, usyeHpoa,
Edwin Smith, Esq, do
Nov2 % so dw5m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-20

StOCeS, NtOreS, a
MULTIPLIED HI, Slows,
AND THE ANS WEB rs STGVEsl
A BTHOUGH We cannot keep on ha nd sems 1000
Aor sooo Stoves, az some efour neighbors the rea-
soas are we sell 80 cheap and good an article Of
stoves that II becomes difncuit TO supply the G.
ma ID, but new suppy Of freight cars have arrived
aho peen placed on our road, end have ple,ed
our arrangements so to be able now t supply tho
demands ofal, be the same MORE or LESS f's'
II : 20 alter looking around among all the "oSE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, tn no purpose
con TO t..r E. 44 ~ ss - =
Twitcheli GilIett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and buy
hope asisa Stops. In our prices for cheapness
we defy all competition--every article parrartei,
nnd II not satisfactory, refund the money Amonr
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood Or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds of Psrlor, Once and Heating Stoves
lin andCopper Wareo on hand Al all times Roof
ing Jobbing, &c. done to order.
bfaoy street., nearly opposite the ?, O.
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professional Garos.
Ia@Ilsrs.

fHEo. GUkhICR. J. W. STEWART
GUELiCH g. STEW
Attorneys and Ccunsellors at Law, Notariss
Public, &c.
tobyeysncing Investigations Of Titles, Payment
OF Taxes, Loaning and lnves,n ent Of n oney, and
all other regular business promptly attended 10.
Once on ID st. In Atkinson's Block, opposite the
LeCiare Row,
sep4dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA
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Hotel for Sale.

SUPERIOR hotel for sale in The city of lie claire
"A namely, the BRATrON USE, three stories
high and hne base me nt, sta bling Tor large number
Of horses, DC The prico Sf this desirable hotel Is
exceedingly low and terms easy. Apply to J. O.
Bratton, lie claire. or L. Z. EADs, Davenport.
Also, several valuable lots in LIE claire be sold
on ossy terms.
Also, several lots near depot, very beautiful and
will be sold easy terms. .a
Also, block ll6 on Brady, Perry and 100 fee, ave-
nue., being In LIE cars's 9th addition to Davenport.
Also, lO0 or more feet on Brady s.Ieet, adjoining
and south OF J. G. Davies residence. mhi4
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The Old Pioneer Baker ' Still ahead!

y,HE subsc ribeY has recently made extensive prep
I aIations for the manufacture OF Iutter, Sugar
Boston, Soda, Pic Mo, Wassr and Oyster Crackers
Pilot Bread, &c, &c., together with : good assor.
ment Of Loaf Bread, cak 90 and Rusks.
have also purchased the Pxtent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture Of CEEm hul,s
H PATINT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
This processof making Bread, shess the Bread 10
aucs, ,it 10 much whittier and even, il keeps much
longer without beconng stale, and to many persons
handsome ss the finest French roll, 1t goes fasther
ana 10 readily introduced into amilies who have
er used Bakers Bread before. shall continus TO
run a Bread Waeon a. hsretotors. In oGerinx the
sooye Articles oa issns which cannot sil 70 give en-
ire satisfsction, hope TO be able TO supply .ll who
NAV faver me with their patronage. Thankful for
nasi fayon, hope TO msri. continuance Of the
ssms. All orders from the country promptly shend.
ed to. DANtEL AOoFE,
Burrows & Prsttyman's Steam Mills,
Daysupo RI May 81, 1885, du
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COOK. sargent q Parker,
a-=z.a FLORENCE, NEBRASKA,
VIII attend promptly TO all business connected
with Land Agency, either 10 Sepra AKA or Wester
Iowa.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Bus.p..e4 slf tasm Ds Iefs with any OF the n-
dersigned.
JBK s SARGENT, Davenport,
)pk sARG ENT q DoWNEY losa City{ Iowa.
.0oK, SARGRNT q COOK. Desgotnes,
mh94lf .
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EoUSES snd Lots for sale, handsomely situai
IL IN elrsrent parts of the city. 4 G. BAD
To Rent, For or 10 Years.
Argyle Cottage and Appe n dages,

htXyN CVttUSS Uuu APP6HUH&9Ss
THIS is the most bssu:ifal and pleasant place in
i Scott county. The dwelling has eight rooms
and collar. Large yard ful OF shrubbeTy and orna-
mental trees. Garden with grapes, currants straw
berries, goosebsrries, piums aud cherries. Large
bearing orchard Of superior frut6 acres OF land
rder ulttysaon around The house, iuciudiug the
for family use and 20 acre lot of land may be had
With the above described premises if desired There
Is aio said pre- nises good stable, carriage shed
and smsks house. In dne, IL 10 my old homes tsad,
situated adjoining the city of Lee isire from, nich
hne view oftns town Of Port Byron and the Missis-
sippi river is obtained. Apply soon TO I. G. EADS.
lsp4du Davenport.
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GLASS AND CHINA WARE, &c.
btch thew respectful call the attention Of the Cit
.n. sn,vn ~ Dayenport and Rock Island 10 inspect
an The trade and large buyers VIII be treassd on
k.r.I Ia rms q for cash. mAfoAlp -
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-. LORENZO FAIRBANKS,
formerly of New York city,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AMI COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR NE w Yokh.
oTFlcE No. Hofiman's Bleck. Main street
Rsslpxscg. Corner Brady and 18th streets
Davenport, Ao""'
Law business promptly attended to in the Courts OF
his state Illinois, and the U. g. Courts.
Coll.c tions made in any part OF the United sts'es
Money Loaned and Lands bought and sold.
Davenport, Jan go 81 II .-.--.---
Il, A = cuRLEY JOHN N. ROGERS
aURLEy b ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND CouNsEILoks AZ la" AMI
NoTARIES PUBLIC
Davenport, Iowa
ubvo, i5 fsb6 81
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lao Acres Unimproyed Land for sals.

lS0 Acres Unimproved Land for sale.
INHiS is beautifufland, being In sec 4, TIC, . 4
l. only III ailss from the city aud M les from LIE
ciaifei rice reasonable and terms easy. Apply 70
mh14 TIC. EADS
A HANDSOME frame house, q rooms pleasantly
a situated on east I'd street, Is years lease, for
sale on easonable terms
also, 10 acres be .atful la nd south side OF Tip
ton road, 81 miles from city limits; terms easy.
Also, lott In block IL In the town of Wslcott
Immediately on depot. This lot would be given in
exchange for good horse, buggy OF superior gold
wstch. Apply 10
mh2 I. {. EADS.
EoUSES snd Lots for sale, ha ndsomeiy situated
III IN eiHsrent parts Of the city. I G. EADs.
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Doieis, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner Of Harrison and Front streets, one 50 uare
below the Steam Packet and Ferry landing
]. J. HUMPHREY * CO., Propretors
WOULD respectfully announce 10 their Eastern
friends and the public generally that they have
purchased this
Large New Hotel.
and added more than one.half to lis former size
and having re-ftted and re furnished the entire
pleasant. They will aim to merit co oniiauance Of
the patronage 80 noeraIIy bestowed upon / EN-
hers toore This house is OF she mest plea SAINT
locations in Davenport, commanding view Of the
rvar, OF hooR Island city and OF old Fort Arm
strong. feb2 u
CITY HOTEL
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
A. H. COLE, Proprietor.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
L friends and the public, that they have this day
opened the "CITY HorEL.'for the reception Of stran.
gers and travellers. II Deen entirely renodeled
venient, and enorton the part ofihe Proprietors
shall be wanting TO contribute TO the comfort oftheir
patrons.
Extensive sTABLlna with careful and atieniivehos-
tiers always in attendance. Also large yard con-
nected, for the accommodation Of Farmers, DC,
Ashare sfpubiie patronage srespectfully solicited
& A. COLE
Davenport, May Ist. ,sa6-dtf
NEW YORK nOTELs
Harrison, between Front and secop Streets,
oae square below the Perry Landing,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
J. KIEFER, proprie tor.
This House is one 81 tha most pleasant locations
commanding fine view oft he Mississippi river and
Rock Islsud. ian22 dtf
r.. ID. ANDHUs.
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Boots auo Sbets.


=" BOOTS n SHOES.
~ WHOLESALE : RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
q, IA NXyE have now In store large and vel, 40 .
tly W lected stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. 10
&which we b invite the attention Of ali in vsnt
ofarticlss In our line. Country tradefs wish.
iS 70 repenish their stocks win And IL to their ad.
vantage to give us call before urchasing else
where.
our numerous customers who prefer GUST on
Wohh We continue 10 hold out Ind uceme ts in the
wsJ of prime stock and stylish work not equaled
ma nufactnred as usual. Brdy Str el Dav enpert.
a2lsodn MORE & GARRETT
aDIEs' Ase CATERS made 10 order
M. s. G..
rENTs' patent leather bo0ts madeto order;
= NJ. d @
1 Immense asson ment Perfumes for the hand,
erchief, equai 70 Lubins, only % cts per bottle.
At JOUY'S
~ Brady st, bet 4.h and 9Th, opp Christian Chapel.
For Bargains in Groceries
1 10 10
1alT ~ sLvoRD a VAN phTTEys
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SAMUEL PERRY.
Fall And Winter Goods!
AT THE
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store.

Wk would mos,
w respectfully an
nounce TO ourffisnds
and the citisens Of
Davenport and vi.
cfnfty hat we can
oAer them indnce-
mems 70 purshass
from or stoek Of
Hats, Caps Il
Ladies' F1srs,
hat cannot be eur
passed In the west.
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NEW TIN STORE

NEW TIN STORE.
t1NHE subscribers have just opened store On Har.
1 rlson between Third and Fourth stresu where
tnes intend manufacturing and Keeping consta ntly
Copper, Tin and sheet Iron Ware.
Particular attention paid to Roofing spoutinS and
Joboing. Country me rchaBts can feiy unon 6e,no
supplied with Tn ware at Wholesale prices. -
rags, old copper, lead, SC, taken IA exchange fo
goods. lAIl6dul GRANTEES 4 BEiI
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New Gas Fitting, Lamp,
CHINA AND GLASS : ,.ls',

TT ST. JOHN PHILLIPS CO. have, have ta,s sasv DAY LAY
Ssrond and Third, Griggs' block, Tor tho sale OF all
'''''' GAS FIXTURES,
.uela ing Chandeliers OF various pa'erns' In gfes'
''s.o,s So, Camphene, French Mechanical and
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EVANS, CHEW & co.

GrOcers,
g. Z. Corner Second and Perry sts
UsF received and for sale per su bseri1ers
u 20 hhds. N. o Sugar,
Is Sacks Rio Coffee,
20 Packets Java /"
r. bbls. Cider Vinegar
10 bbls. Mackerel and White Fist,
30 kits. -
20 hlf. bbls..
90 boxes Palm and Family Soaps
SO Star and Tallow Candies,
l5 l" Ground Coffee,
Is !" 8. Pepper,
Is saleratus.
q q en.sl. sif, chest Z. H. and Imp Teas,
cases Percs's Matches,
tcs Rice
so boxes Spices, assorted,
50 dog. Painted Buckets,
10 Cedar :"
Is Nest Tubs,
Also, large and we'll selected stock Of Wooden and
Willow Ware.
80 bbls Salt,
8 tcs. Dairy Sals,
II bbls. Dried Apples,
Casks Sal and 5. C. Soda
IS Boxes astd. Pickles.
dec. IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-24

General AssembIY.

In the Senate, there were several bills oil mo-
m snt presented and considered. The Dill TO re-
peal the Co uny Judge law elected some discussion
showing that while iE is approved 10 some counues
il is condemned ia others. Mr. Travis introduced
bill to repeal all the internal improvement Acts Of
the last three sessions but not interfering with any
vested rights Also a bill to regulate the currency
Comp cling the banks to pay their debts, repeal
ing the charters OF all suspended banks, allowing
two years from suspension to wind up their affairs
providing for the investment of the capital stock
OF the Bank of Tennessee in the bonds Of the
State, and repeating the Free Banking Laws. These
bill looks to material alterations 10 internal
improvement system and our currency, and are Of
much importance. These jects which do
not admit of hasty carel IS legislation, aud we
presume will meet with the serious and careful con-
sideration which they demand.
Except the final disposition of the Resolution for
the election of Senator, the 9th inst, to sue
coed Mr.. Bell there nothing of much interest
occurred in the House. We refer to our regular
reports for the particulars.