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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04
EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.

--ars ny BY q. N. PnneO al his Tesidente II
ZEN ID Princeton township, on the FIRST day OF
MM November, 1856, as EHray., one red
Is1r aooutfour yesrs old, with white face and ds
,oTns Also one dark brown Cow sia or seven
80. ala with large ~hite spot liz the face Also
by andre l.. Thompson at his residence IL WIZ
aeld ID on the first day OF Decemtst leeo, one n q
bsiiy 81 allow FORK In both ears, about ysaiscid
Also by Christian Beck, at his residence IN hs't'-
norltp on the 18th day of January, lsa', as M
tr.y as OK supposed to be 1--WE yesrs old. With white
nack and red .ides, high horns and smooth, crop on
The left ear end brii crol OF the right. Also, pl
JonD Porter In Hickory Grove tp. ~ an sslray 3
while stees,a crop and sl,t In The right ear and
cslf crop on III low sr halt o. the lsft car.
'"' f JOSHUA ID. PATfUN,
-. Go. Clerk.
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Latest N . w q.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At CHICAGO!
ross ERON
$500, 900 to $500, 900!

We learn from The Chicago papers that
very declractive fire occurred there,
breaking out at 4 o'clock Monday morning
and occasionisg loss according to the es-
innate OF the Press, of between 100000
and 100000. 1t commenced in the chain
factory Of d. +. Hales, No. 43 South Wa
ter street, the first floor being occupied by
Dix, Sinclair H. Harris. This building, with
he intermediate stores to No AZ on the
West and No. 81 on the East, we're de.
s,royed Wetake the following items from
the Press:
Messrs. Dix, Sinclair a. Harris, eroeers,
lose $4,000; insured $4,000, James H.
Hubbard & Co, gloves and furnishing
goods, loss $4,000; insured Ss,5O6. D. T.
Hale, $40 900; no insurance futile, Hib
bard g. Co, No, As, wholesale dealers in
hardware. Their whole stock, as near as
we can sscertain, was worth about $3.50,
600; insured in nearly $l22,000.
The store Of Messrs Jewett & Root, The
next ia the block, was also totally consum.
cd. They lose all their stock which con
81 sted OF stoves. Their loss is $4,000, in
sured for $4,000.
The fire IN This district was finally sub
dued by the unliring exertions OF the fire.
men.
The next building adjoining on the east
erly side, was dwelling house owned by
Mrs. Carney The walls Of Messr= Dir &
Co.'S store fell upon it crushing it to the
ground, and burying in the ruins boy :
son of Mr.. Joseph Ryan. It was nearly an
hour before he was released, bat almost by
. miracle, he escaped unhurt with the ex
csption of one Of his arms being injured -
The inmates of the house had barely time
to escape with their lives-reaching the
curb stone OF the sidewalk just as the wallis
fell. Mrs. Carney's loss will reach $1,000.
Nothing was saved, not evan clothing
Daniel McIlroy, Esq, who boarded at the
house, loses about ~ 500.
The next building was brick store, oc
supied by James O'Neil aud Ostheim &
Co, liquor dealers Mr. O'Neil loses all
his stock, valued at above $4,000. No in
surance.
The fire from this point spread to the
brewery Of Dir. O'Neil, in the rear, on the
alley leading from Wabash avenue to State
street. The brewery was stone building
on the north side OF the alley; large guam
tity of ale and beer, 1000 bushels OF malt
and considerable barley, was consumed. A
barn adjoining, owned BY Mr.. Doyle was
next consumed -loss about $500. The
mosl OF the stock was removed. We have
not been able to learn the loss.
On the south side Of the alley, the Ameri-
car. House took FIRE, but was speedily
quen ched. Loss by fire and water $500 to
VI 900.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OuTsrpr the outside will be founu
4 thrilling sketch Of the execution OF the
assassin Of the Archbishop Of Paris
Tn Esrcr,os OF YAsTEFuL REsIDrs

Tn Esscrlox OF TAsTEFuL RESIDENCES
One of the neatest residences to be erect
cd in Davenport this season is the dwelling
Of Mr.. I. Lsmbrite. 1t 10 to be situated on
College Hill. one of the finest sites about
the city. We have in our sanctum the col
ored design and plans Of this dwelling
drawn BY Messrs. G. Cochran & Co.. az
chitects. Judging Of their skill BY these
plans, there 10 no necessity OF sending
abroad for architectural designs. The inter-
nal arrangement Of Mr.. LIS dwelling may
well be initiated by others, while it's outward
aspess with it's ornamental tower, balconies,
&es Ind differing SO pleasantly nom me
ola ary straight up and down Plan' wli'
- der Il conspicuous object in it's neigh
norhood. We are glad to have an oPPortu,,
ni,y of noticing snything "new or novel
ia the building of residences. Those who
have few thousand dollars to put into
dwelling, should exercise a little architec-
tural taste, either Of their own or others, to
minaIe the ornamental with the useful
The addi ional expense is so trivial yet the
beauty and real pecuniary value OF the
house are so much enhanced, that we won
der that those who study the ornamental as
we'll a useful in building dwellings, are not
The rule instead of,he exceptions. When
village, the back settings of Davenport
were the emerald green robe upon which
abe reclned, and the beautiful tree topped
range OF bluffs which enfolded her in their
bosom. Let her settings as city be taste.
fol dwellings and nes, gardens, SO that a.
n.,n,a viii draws her own mantle from
these bluffs, art may exhibit the loss is not
IRENE diabie.
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'copaRrNERsEIP NOTICE

0rrsnw. Iowa, May 2s ioa0.-~u
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HEAVY REwAKD.--The New York Cen
trail Railroad Company has offered reward
Of eb 900 for the apprehension ana convlc
tion Of the person who placed seven bars Of
track iron on their road, at curve about
four miles wet Of Canandaigua, whereby
tbs engineer Of the train. John Smell lost
his life.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

MAI or DAvEsPoRT.-Ar. hogane mas
hung up in our room one of his beautiful
mana Of our city. tits just the article tina,
-. needed, and we have no doubt tina,
Mes.rs. Hosane l. Lambach can dispose Of
enough copies to amply remunera.e them
for the labor they have expended upon IT.
Not only the town plat is given but the
suburbs running two miles backs from the
river including East, North and West DaV,
sooort. The border 10 composed ofseparate
visws of some Of the palstisl residences and
public buildings of our city. This map, we
believe, is furnished by the above hrm either
mounted or unmoun,ed, plain or colored.
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STATS OF THs THERMOMETER from the
goth 70 the 2sth of February, noted on the
,.,a he Seth Gurnev, bridge ma ster.

HsanITAeE.-TheL Legislature OF Tenn
essee, at It's last session, purchased VIC
Hermitage, containing five hundred acre.
a, q cost Of fifty thousand dollars and 90
rected il to be presented to the government
Of the United States as cite Tor the fa'
tension of our National Military Academy
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PLAsrxREas.-By advertisement 1t Will
be seen that tie plssterers of this city have
adopted scale of prices for 1857. From
present prospects, the plssterers OF Dsven-
mort will have their hands full this seasons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

COMMERCIAL LAWN. Lopez has made
arrangements for course Of lectures on
Commercial Law, in connection with MS
commercial institute. The first lecture Of
the course will be delivered by Mr.. shorey
next Frdayevening, a. will be seen by NO
sice, and We hope he will have large audi
euce, especially of young men,
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NAE Doc 1T was reported yesterday on
the street, that mad dog had been seen
running At large and that he had snapped
=, seversl per sons, catching one mnn ny
the .kirt Of his coat fit be true that Tue
animal was rsbid he ought never to have
been allowed to escape; and II not true he
should be killed anyhow for his vicious
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MINNESOTA HAND BOOK


Nj Fan DEks' t9lgm entafg complete,
IN by Co6snt, e2,GO
N bic Manual, by W. ". EyeIts, so
illustrations OF Scripture, by n H. hackett, "a
History Translation ofthe English Bible,
Mrs.. ConaEt, rs
b bic Dictionary, by II. Malcolm, u. c., "a
H. eodosia or Heroine oil Faith, with Portrait, LOO
spusxson The Modern Whitfield, by Msgown, 100
ascred scenes aud Ch,r sep.rs by Hsadiey, ,25
Foot Prints OF the Creator by Hugh Miller, 1850
Old Red SaDdstone, engraving, Ds
Plurality OF Worlds, byk Hitchcock, p. p, 100
Earth and Man, !" auJoi, La
Man, Primeyai, HAIRS, ,2b
P.s.Adam,ts Earth, 8" :" GO
Christ In History, - IuTnbuh, t,&
hienes OF Grace by 62 Ii ng Witnesses 90
Moditations on Last Days Of Christ, 100
Prophets and Kings Of Inc Old fes tamoat, les
S.nftten Household, or Thoughts for the
Aniteted, 100
Christian M.rrcr lectures b. B. letter, u. D. C5
At No. SO Brady st., near the Post Once.
/ mo24it ILL ADAMS.
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ssow.-A slight sprinkling OF sno" fell
night before last. but scarcely enough TO
whiten the house.tops. We hope to see no
more snow till next winter. Dame Nature
should recollect that the Almanacs dec iare
that this 10 spring.
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NEW YoBKITEMs, &c.

New York, March 2.
An attempt was made last evening to
blow up.the store Of Macy &Jenkins on Full
ton street, where a quantity OF gunpowder
exploded, bursting out the front aud rear
doors and windows OF the lower store oil
the building. No one WIS injured.
A furious drifting snow storm has pre-
vailed here since IL O'clock last night, and
still continues. The travel is seriously i'm
peded
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

ubJ. y. SARGENT, ProsI. D. M pAarr, r..h,.
WE undsrssaad pruprktors Of the Bank q 1iorrnce
sabraska. ara by the provisions or in cAsrtsr IN
disidnaiiy responsible for all t>ues ara - r-s.sn
ne Notes said Institution counter In tue Str 81
kI sHcs 70 COIN And ~ either Of their Ranknu Honst
~ nastera exchange Or In Eer. rates q other
currency. ~
COOK & SARGENT, Dsrs4psrf
Go0ks SARGENT 4 EoWsL ! Iowa cisy. tlo~.
cCph. eARGEST COOK, 81 Iesnoiussi
COOK, sAR6fNTs PAR kgR, Iiorroce. sstrs,
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,,,HE eopartnership herelotors ekisuns 9naef me
name III A. Is Aston N Co. 10 this day d,ssoi. go
-. 'atnaI consent, The b0uss aud accounts OF Tue
- - M ia the hands Of A. s. histon Tor settle
late a. IA "ie ''N A. =. ALSfON,
mshl' ,,asv A. Is, ASTON
~. bn.,ness viii be continued by A. ). Aston
aud hopes 80 u crit share Of public pst.onsEeS
lebIS div w9s A. % AssAS'
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| Ifr, John e. Dsyfs has thfs asv hae, .1x,,
| - tes Farmer in cur fsG. The busn r vi,
os continued as hcrsi ofofs, and uader the ~ ~
issnte ana style. COOK 4. sAyGRsT
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A Snow BEEF of huge Dimensions with l's
horns eaily decorated with ribbons, passed
our otics yesterday. On his back sat a man
smoking cigar. 1t was quite an exhibition
both Of beef and mutton.
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AyoTuRR AoI In TINE DRAf.hA'--Ah-
other horse = and it might have been the
same one--ranaway with dray and his
driver yesterday After dspositing the lat
Ter a. . useless sddendum to his load, he
crossed up Third and Perry streets and
finally turned short into an alley and ran
into the wagon yard of the City Hotel
where amid crash of matter, in which the
noble animal escaped .unscathed, he was
brought up standing.
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arrIL TAsT.-The ice on the river =" as
Yesterday tight, giving no signs of has'y
break up, especially as there is hard
freeze syery night, and the days are cool.
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JACOBY,s .ADVERTisEM
KV s Il s

TlSU s s L $
NOR The success siul treatment OF HBhiNiA y"
n RtpTURE, that IN ay be worn with ease and com
fort The subscriber has always on hand large
assortment OF
TRUSS
embracing the most complete variety ever oheien
lie xuarantaos correct adjustment 10 all apPi
eanu Also for sale Snspsnsory Basdages, Elastic
stocginss, Self meeting synnges, HyoTsht hhsmas
OF now and mpi owed makers.
- NV FRANCIS JACoBY, JR.,
tansodly Apotheoary
Lubins Extracts for tnt H9ddksrchisf,
WARRANTED genuine, constantly on hahd ana
w Tor sale by FRANCIS JACoBi, JR',
,aaiaIy Apothecsry.
Bssiu's Amandius,
rIIsT receive BY express from the manufacturer,
> tor the cure and prevention oil ehaPped hahas'
| &C., for sale by FRANCIS JAConf JR.,
| Ian30 dIy Apotneeary,
Abdominal Supporters.
| AIRS. BETS Utero abdominal saPporsef' In
Nl >eut cd by Mrs Sarah Betts, Pnilsdeiph'a. ana
highly racomne nded BY the Medical Faculty as he
/ ing the best Instrument of tho kind For sale hS
/ FRANCIS JACOBY, JR.,
| i,paOdjy Apothecary.
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TT. opslitiss of these Safes are we'll known
tba, liz mntor,,y of the srchans OF New York an,
philadel bia use DO other make Of Sales. We cal
uruish cd Of all sizes ana WIN any aeteiipnoh
locks wanted, and will WARRANT 10 iae utmost NJ
he Qualities Of The Safes we sell
an ,sHIJRRO PRETTY MA 81 BALEELL,
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE
$1,000 ear Eauea Wirc

u-HE subscriber having the agency icr renes " we
J 10 40 " prepared 10 furnish farmers ana otner'
with best KIND Char coal Wire Ut prices lower ihs'
heretofore offered. .
ioors east OF Brady,
Sign of the Broad Axe.
CPh2G w3m JUHN Z WAHhbuhN'
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e D u g A + I O N
soTis I'd aeation forms the common mind,
Just as the twig Is beat the trees inclined"
TIAVING rsceiy OIL an Agency for
III Horbi0ok,s school Apparatus,
The attontion ofTEACHERs and TRusTkksh
solicited TO the specimens Just ceived including the
Common school Set, price $4,000.
Packed In box comprising an ORGY Ielinrian,
Geometricai Solids, Terrestrial Globe ID incl, Nu-
neral Frame, Hemisphere Giobe, Cube Root Block
(sstra) Text Book and Maggst.
Each Of the above ioI sale separate. Aiso,
Rrs ss Mounted Orferys. els,5D and 90
Ceie sliai spheres, 800
Pointing Rode, jontsd win screws, 80 4 ~
DO q lie States, mol bUe, No 60
hoibrook Is Naiseiess Drawing slstss, No. and 2,
&c Books, 10
" Noiseiess High School states, single, 30
nauila 6A
Black Board Rubbers md Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
orGyroscope. $500 Dc s,oo.
Also, castings for improved
school Desks
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
No. 20 Brady street, 3dooss north the Posi- Once
lmo I3u ELI ADAMS.
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artcle 10 go forth from their essablshmeh t
rain for their Scales equation that has neV
r been surpassed in the whole range Of useful me
cbaaism. -, . Al, =.
stondardin all transactions by weight.
A lawsuit which arose from discrepancy OF
,,ophts between of Fairbanks Scales in use BY
Inc Baltimore x Ohio Railroad Company and one OF
another III was recently tried Ia the Courl
nrCommon Pleas, Baltimore; thocase occupied the
our two days sad adge Marshall In delivering his
icsiyp stated as the resuli OF his evidence that the
nccuracy Farbaaks Scales was established beyond
all question. For sale by -.,,..,1,,,
BURROWS, PRETiiMA 6 DALZELL.
Tho we'll known reputation OF these Scales has in
ured the vendors Of Imperfect and worthless balan'
90, 10 offer them Fairbank 5 Scales, hnd parolas-
~. have thereby in nlany cases been subjected 10
l,aud aud Imposition. The manuhctursra have ~
nptroy ersy with hone rAnis competitors who trans
,rl business In thsaI ewn names, but regarding 'h,
n,,net,atofs OF Tie above fraud pursuing course
,nk, unjust and disAonorabl they take his method
| tn caution the pu bile oi their impoGiiions.
| Tue uatuuloes manufacture under tnelF own ~
ant, lion only nj their fAcoy Ia St. JohhsburS, VI
For sale In Davenport solely by
| BURROWS, PRkTTYMAN& DAIZElL.
| 4. q Z. FAikbAhks ~ Co..
| 81. Johnsbufy, VT, May -, 1855"
| Iangf d&wty.
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There will be services this morning at
Trinity Church and this evening at Ut.
Luke's Church. During the season fLent
ssryices will be hold in these churches
eyery Wednesday.
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LAND DEPARTMENT:
"a AnIMRQ MANIHlTIlM ClMHAN

I'm the Sixteenth day of June, neyt, the onies i"'
l J the sale oil the Lands OF ihis Company wiz be
r~mayed from this place TO Fort Des Moines.
IAese pnds viii To sold on long credits, sha'h l"'
IN and The nsats aud wishes OF Parehaaers:
W s"' NV GEO. X. pERKlAL,
Land Commissioner.
orrgnw., Iowa, May2e lsb0.-~u
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Herrinx's Safer.

ASs ~N6 SsAS
THE subscribers are Agent.
. Tor Messrs. b. @. Herring
& Co.'S. celebrated Fire aud
Thief ProefSaie.
would invite the attrn'
ton OF the pubic 10 the fact
that these Safes have for year,
, stood the test oil both fire,
thief and also of time Yer,
many saies will In u measGr,
defy the former and YET faII
hatnre Tho lattAr
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nm. W. RRADWAv,
District court

ltIhis professional services totoe si'hshs q - S
and vicinity -., , r,h. ,;t
ofce In Cars house IL the north part oae s's
lie U 9, May 2lst. W.T. pSm. =------------
TATE OF IOWA, SIS. Distrie, court
Scott county.
10 John /. Sci fridge , . II
xJasREAS, on the 9ath i.S u DsesmoSIa 1 a.
w 1856, there was nlsd In the once OF sns Ter
of the District Court Of Scott county ths penuon 81
Cordsla c. seifrdgs against you, PRAYING va. ai
yorse from, the bends Of matrlmony os ~ y Ja
and her may bo decreed Tor causes se. ' .,,tnn
Original notice was duly issued directed W you, AUG
al the next term OF said court, to-w.: on sae als;
wing bee ma 10 upsn ssd original notice
YOU are hereby notified thai unless you appear ane
to said petition a The nes, :, , 81. o %
decree Of divorce will bs entered agsins. 'sho
| JOSHUA u, PATTON,
! c,bsS VA clefk ptasfiss Court.
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for c9I1i
& other grafu, Stesm
Engines Of any siLS also
Rotary Saving Maehiaes
Mrnished to order Iron Man
lies and Crates al wars
hand, Steam VIII isfss ana
Brass goods for vt IAN
work genersky.-In tbs
line Of Building Mstari-
ais We defy campetf.
ton. We give particu.
lar attention TO this branch si tbs trade
and know that can salts " any a0d
all who have occasion 70 want any go0dA
In the way OF bullying We keep only he
hest brands OF Malls and Spikes, VIII b Lead
Paint OG, and very large assortment OF
Trtnnins.. such ~ Lock- Latchss, Butta
Hinges, Giass, Sash, Door, Putty, Sash
pullies Window Springs and Lock-.
Weighs and Cord and things too numer Gus
mention. Our stock Of ysacy Hardware and Q Oh .
goods will be fsaad attractive. We have q Ans y
sertmsnt Of Silver plated Ware consisting of Ts
Sets, Cake Baskets, Coffee EEns, Table and Ts
Spoons, breakfast and Dianaf Csst0rs, ns'
stylss, Mustard. Sugar and Salt Spoon
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NOTICE.

Sl,HE Scott County Agricultural SoSieiS wni mold
L its scgatsr quarterly meeting at The Court hous
10 Davenport on The drsI Saturday 10 MATeh, iso
ut one O'Clock NJ ii. IL NEAL
fshlSQWT
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ST. We M d We r

here the LEST OF NAH
Rods and Hand made NAILS,
Morse Shoe Shapes from Peru and
ether good brands of Iron, Iron Of al
sizes aud shapes; Carriage aud Wagon
maker stock in large quantities and
sood qualities, consis ting OF
Cloths for Trim ming. Rutber&
Oh Cloth FOR To ps, Patent and
Rnsms1sd Leeth-
e., Malsable Iron IL
great variety; Axles and
Thimble skines at unconDel
low prices; Pipe and common
Boxss, Springs, &c. Stock fer
Cabinet Makers, sncb - Castors
for all kinds Of furniture, Ia
Bile Butts, Drawer Ward
robesnd Till Locks,
brass and iron Hinges, &c. Our
stock Of Mice llsnsous, staple
apd fancy goods is always large.
We now o6er Leather Betting from the
most approved makes " their prices;
alss ageats fer the largest msnufac-
turers Of Rub Der Bsltins; this
srtiols is fast taking the
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+. CLOSE e. cos. COLUMN
Qar1 wart.

7. CI.OsR 4 co., WHOLESALE 4 RE.
TAIL DKALERS IN HEAVY SHELF
HARDWA RE, NO. IL BRADY STREET.
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We are now fnlly
prepared 10 offer the trade and oar retail
& ustomers great baFgainsws only ask
calls from those desiring TO purchase ar
ticles In our line, and we guarantee
the most REORGANIZATION in all cases.
We espec tally ask dealers from tho In
terror 10 cali upon ~, bell ewing ssw.
do that can Of
for them Sufficient
Inducements to
buy from us,
thereby saving 81
panss Of going far
Their cast. Our
stock Ii very large
and embraces oil
the kinda Of goods
kept by any house esss
or west of rs. Ourfsr
mers can ind here tho
best of goods ia theis
line. We cell the ceie
brstsd Moline Piows.
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HousE.-Tbe House concurred in the
proposition of the Senate 20 suspend the
Joint rules which prescribe that no bill which
shall have passed one House shall be sent
to the other for concurrence in either OF
the last three days Of the session, and tina,
no bill, or resolution that shall have passed
both Houses shall be presented to the Pres
idsnt of the United States for bis ePProba
ton on the last day Of the session
Mr.. Mace reported bill establishing
many post routes in the States end Terrific
ries.
Mr.. Benson moved suspension OF the
rules in order to take up and pass the Sen
ate bill sppristing $4,000 600 for ten siooP
of war. Negalived BY 1903 against 70
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio reported IRON
Committee ON Ways and Means a bill Il
deposit surplus revenue, reserving twf
millions with States to be refunded wheT
public exigences required. Passed lls t.
70.
Psnnsylysnis Democratic State Convention
HARRIsBuRsH, March 2.
The Democratic State Convention as
sembled here this morning. Mr.. forney
Chairman OF the State Committee, alluded
to his defeat for the Senstorship, saying thu
usae . Of party had been violated and ths
IA ct of great Presidential victory permit
ted to rot away under their feet Dir. PM,
Ito Johnson OF Northampton was elected
permanent President.