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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-20
Davenport
4 Oan noeFcaWi COifege,
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Oasenp~Tt
Z OaW nNeFcaNl College,
LATE BARR,s
Yssalty.
j. e.. LOPEZ,
pas sI,Al, aai Teacher IN HOOK keeping, &c.
W. a. PRATT,
Aesl. Psinsa va, AAd Teacher oi foaa AusLlp and
Book .koepisgs
HAvtN6 associated y TN myssH "a this Institute
lei w. III. PAArr, ksQ., 90 are nos prepared 20
qaaiify yorng men in all Branrhe. OF com mcsria
DOUBLE-knrKy hook .ksEPiAG,
- adsptsd 10 even aepafimoni Of business.
BUSINESS PhNMANkHiF.
frsc, bold nd rapid style. Ne we'll .amm sscisl
eeieutauons, and all ofaaeaes taaxal al slmi IL
Insp tsstons.
TkACHkks
Qasiiasd for sseQnttng and irstfaetinS la thor.
ongh sSd seisnti0e manner our sfs,sm of Wsiting
insisdiag Ornamental Pssmssship, Fioaris kise
Gard wFinng,Ac
LAAiss' Dspartnsst.
Particular stssntion solicited nor gsi. depa ri
meat, - one room n dcvated xeiasivsiy 20 ina,
purtSs4.
oas tssns ere nodessls .saa course Of lasssueslon
sa thosoagh, 20 81 any Institution In tho Wsst. We
would rsepectf ally eaai Inc attention Of ssasss
nss ana olness " Tho above AND ssicit thels pat
sonaxe fora Hons last salion. All are iavilsd 20
visit M and esaniae specimens ofPenmAnship,
progress az pupits, mode Of instxuctisn, &c. P0r
iurthes particular enquire ~ ths Garner VI Tailed
MAIL du 4. &. LOPEZ. rsaelpAi.
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v0u0MWuV utO0o uSSuAtO EVD 0WAGs
,lshk sapsenber, as .s.,snss Of ths real and per.
i .oBal ss,Als Of r.. NJ. Hoassi, onsss fos sais ~.
gsvbs pieces # dsslsabl. rsa sstat lyisg vilAis
tn. cts ~ Davenport Aaa its imm.dias- siclnity.
10 -s.t lat eeeapled - Ne residsass sf
said y n. HoaseI. H.ass contains tea sooms, vitL
clos Y. s and ~rod house, stable, asssfs and cell,
all Ia good rspsif L.tsg feet front ~ 80 fset deep
extending from College avasa- - said River soad
Aisp. the n"S snd muodieas tuo siosy bfies
apasr naxt east pf m. rssauura ~ Mr. shoap tss
ssli r"sd - Last UAvenpprl, fhis hoaes 10 sas 81
the beat built heus Ia ~ about he city sssats ~
On an smin.nrs aud commas aiding an ansbstssetsd
s'a@ = M A..,..pIl rive sd Mi.ss Miass.
front BY AIS f.~t deep.
hiso, The three story brick waf.soass On ss slisy
sannln s9aih Of The MissisaipFi aud Missouri Nall
Also. three hne baiidlsg lot. Ia sioes. aud .,
fnfosss Diilon's addition :, the eily q psysaDaa.
Also, twenty i've build NJ lot. Ia bsslsn q Trace
addition - kA.t Davenport
Aiso t.a.shoia interest Ia part Of block g a Ne
ely OF isAs-npeft. extending ssan froas &rses ~
saeond street, anj b.isx >" foet hpat AID seas sd
Also, lot. M /. sanl ia ias .s-s II BssAss,
| Also lot "a sIe~k 3 ~ 40" ny Of IL Claire.
| Also ths tolla -ins real sssst~ sataats IN Ios
eoani, IN tho ss@t~ u is~a, io..ni Ias sadivi1sS
ono .ixhtn psa u The isie.sg dsscsibe4 issds. via
= 81 =; "a a.. &, -: :. 3 q a.. ::
- Il Hi ID ~. a,hip ~, NossL u ksass II Meet
saa ~ +, y - " $50 y, ssd u S q go =,
s' s.5 ,ls aaii..a.s ,ks.s sshsl p.a q Il NJ
| III .er To III W.
40, IN iolo s,as i.sas i,,as ana being sisssssa
- ! u a. 5, rs. Of " " Alec he 20 ar ii
| ss a. see 10. 7 ~, ~ ~ n ~ w.
| Ths Abass dssrrtDea pro.srty y 70 b. ecit o Z
fACHtfItk, aad portions - !. en- long tine. Pei
tf,Ass ssssissIars .nsalrs q 0soss. {. sishsls
| Dsssnposs's block, Main street. Alton Glars, -
unee bulsinG, nrsdy street, OF ~ the andssslGne<
ss., door North Of r''s on'ss os * .sss, ns1s IT,
msyIsaA~u Assignee, sc,.of Peer > hosssl
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RRcESr News ABOUT THE FLi6ur OF BRis.
HAN foUso CoxrRApIcrEp-THk SAINTS
WIDE AwAkE--IspiAS TROUBLES IN
PRosPgcr.
Sr. Logls, May Is.
The overland Utah mail has arrived,
bringing dates 10 the I'd 81 April. The Ter
riiory vas quiet. Preparations were being
made to send large number of missionaries
to all parts Vi the world. The accounts oil
the movements of Young do not accord with
those received via California. He seemed
10 possess the entire confidence II the peo-
pie, and was planning an exploration asd
pleasure excursion 10 the Mormon settle
ment on Salmon River. For some unknow N
cause the Mofmons ut dan Barnadino and
the surrounding settlements he'd been calf
ed TO Salt Lake City
The Cheysnnes were bold and defiant. A
trader, rho arrived at Fort Laramie, re port
that they acknowledged the loss Of SIXTY
warriors VIII were sent to commit depreda.
tons on the California road, In conseQue nee
q which. they mad. prisoners Of s,xt~e,
traders. and dispa, ched LOO warriors TO the
read to ayenge the loss OF the tribe.
The grass crop Is poor, and a month IalsI
than usual.
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BOOKS BOOKS
last received at No. LeciAirs Bleak.
ClAskt. Iowa Report vols and Z.
Gtesa's tosA sports = 1
aonis' Iova Reports /" l
Iowa coda,
biackstsas's Commentaries.
NeadAti's BlAnkstcns,
Gosk apon Littistoa,
Uhlsay oa hiilA,
wstsons Practice on pAysie.
8sach's famlsy pny.lciaa,
Wood aud BAnhs,s u. \ lIisysasalof,.
Duagiiasoa's Hamaa Par sioloxs,
IArprat@rs Principles Of do
Tsylorss Medical Junsyraienre,
srlGlh.s unissssAi Rsf anal sr,.
stsS.rt "a Diseases vi chill lssa.
Ths above books ssii be s,h IL EAstefn prlg 90.
ixnfs Oko. kits 4 90.
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laPRoygnEHrs ON ruE BLuvv. The prin
eipa Improvements Of Davenport in the
wsy Of nne residences, ere not visible from
the river. Back OF the crescent Of blu6s
which enciscle the city. houses are spsing
ing up IA every direction. Property 10
changing hands very fast u Increased rates.
and the principal purchasers are those buy
ing for the purpose OF Improving. A larg.
number OF the new houses ere small. being
erected by men Of small means, but who
are determined to be independent. Others
ere lsrg. and costly, snd svidsncing not on
" wealth Dul taste. There 10 one feature
in many houses OF but small prstsnsions,
deserving o. notice and Of imitation and
that 10 the display Of taste in the outer
adornments. Il costs but little more to give
. hosse . tssty appearance outside. than to
build mere stable. Such houses rent for
more and sell more readily. while the add
nonal cost 10 but tsiaing. A little piasxs, Z
few whrlsmajigs." . dropped window. Z
raised ceiling. effect wonders. Blu, Dsyen.
port on the bluffs 10 goisg ahead. In ne
other part OF the city are the eydeaces OIL
prosperity more palpable.
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NICHOLS BLocE.-This Gnc building st
the corner OF Brady and Second streets. 10
now progressing brsvsly. Whsa so@plst-
Cd il will not only b an ornament bot .
great acquisition to the business centre Of
of Davenport. Mr. Niekells. We uader-
stand, has Il in contemplation 20 erect .
tower from the conner and have il gracsd
with clock--and perhaps with bell upon
which the hoss cen be snaounced for the
benefit Of our population. This feature will
undoubtedly Be calculated TO attract public
attention to the point and will be Invaluable
- business atjuact. Should Il bee ,ns
proverbial sloag the street that .Nickoll's
Clock is the regulator u nss. why should
IL no, be natural for people TO d. businsss
in NickoIl's Block'--ssd. II IN the block
shy not with Mr. Nsckalls himsslfl A.
socistion OF ideas helps matters alsas ID
that line, aid We hope orr eatsrpsisiag fol.
low citizen will 6nd his reward in % in-
crease Of patronage which will make bin
bless the day when he adopted tas idea OF
taking the initiative in giving u towa
.cl~ck.
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II t.sr histasrd Of aur intcrs.f store ia
W ttsmaEHrt ~ Mrs.rs Alison \ Ne bride, y h.
IL .'ttlna" thU tustHWss ~ all - branches W.
80 It't,,.t1 t-nu - aar toturr sa.lsaes- Mr.
u ffiiA h4a f."0u ia the employ 81 N' Jssoht
~ .tftts o. itt trsr. #Hd Va sfa ttAtu IS the
fhtH" ~ ~ n twa EhHtrgss uhAh r. q smm
etc.. rAnr" ~ he cApabilf,ies L. his t4n~ & IA
stnts. mzli5fu niNtr = tttfFfNaLn
AsxAA N I. ~ ~.
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The qualities of these safes are sod ka"~I
hat thu majority ~ the merchants ul Nts hatk anu
Philada aia ~. no ttheF ina1a Ni aatss. ~ can
fas ntsh % all size~ AMI sth aaS de-, lpttsa oi
Locks wanted. aud viii warrant 4" Ia. st,au-l all
tho quzlItes II tho safe. 80 ssH
an VRRUWS, PHfrINMANA HAiZkII
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Herring's Safes

t'iik Subscriber. are Ascnt,
tor h~s-ts : q Herring
~ cos celebrated FIR. ahd
ihiei Pro. I SAFE.
N"~oald ias.ts tae attsn
ian ~ the pablir ~ the fact,
tina, ther. sales has Q lor year,
ss~sd the tosi at bath Ore.
lhloi aud alsu of Han. vor,
many Safes viii az measure
DEFY the farmsr and yet ail
tk.stafe tt... Itta
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Iron, s.esl. Mails and 8iAsks nith's Tools
iron. fttlsbafxh BSaaI Ani anArcaAt, s~sas ans,
N"~ Nafk rcaaei ~ All strr,; sall Rods .up.rIs
afsicle ~ s~sie aud fitissargs; Cast Sts Va,
iat = h"huI square, tl,i aad tctssun. kaslt si
bHss"t, s'"rnan Ani sprtHx steel. Plas steel, ali
sis- Nas snd spikes e an stkss, H.t rrassst Nul.
Ahd W asn-rs all Sizes. be'in~., Dri., Atcs., Ham
msfs nj irngs, stacks aud btes, sugii- Mouse
H"e, at ani sia.l Facet. ilars4 shass .ri Nails
assa'saa siacx sprnx., W .su, Carriage tseAt
SpunE.. ANles, Wagon, ufat aud Iias.gX ass
'"s, N '"s anu .talh Nc,.s' 'Afi',as bran -,
ttp~hars, Pteks, Macs, .rina.tanrs* east tiers.
~ al tiiehing Posts, Iron hotgi.s aud IstnAsss
frnFs- lhalehor'. fatent LIN aad Eufrs .'amp
THIS Pump Will not irwvar agd less liable Il, g.i ont
af order than any osaer ia u-a, aud has lad premi
aus ssaricd 81 every tair ~ ~aich u - bcsa sx
hth,ted. tas >, ~
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BURROWS. rRXrTYAAR 4 DALzELl,
WHuLEsALk pRALf ss IN
t.rsseeriss. iron. Sa1t, Cement. &C
AgeuIs Tor the saic %
Z. Herring q Co .. Celebrated firr and The
Proof Safe,

EAT Faresax's scales.
NJ esa'n >s'p eos t4,s', ~ hsui full stock o.
w Uroccrts#, .HtA - ra.f I, .he trade a. lns
| - a. rs, .ar5t,sst va logs 10, - I,nf. aud
purchaser. wr ta a8r ro4I. 4, ha ~ ,ns sest
tetlE ~ E - FqIstt' .smr.s
- rush AL l',~d rcd,
(NT@RE -ists itraa, lava atsa Ground !, ,,s,,
\ an. E'scayt % codsr
NTuLASske-N. arleAn., sassr Hoa-- sud IS.
uageraI,Y Hs.cn, t.aapo~aet ana Ma. :
- ptoEs Pepper, Al.-p,ce. Cinnamon, tioy...
- hng.r, Mustard snd Sa,meg.
Noaps-fsaey aud fo,,cI. Family, Rra.ise aud
~ ,astr,
I thAp.hs sperm, Aiamaaiu-, sscr!ue, star
AMI tAlio~
ilS.;ge,", solar, Lari, Bank Ra..a. Ln.e'i
fh>fs-- ahisr Lrad s-d Eine PAM
W ITS Havana, g. mar aa.i hu,rr,ean as.nd.
IaH ,N, saiutaI .ear. vifaaia ana Missouri
t'Aad' s. "a t~,st, IA te.la nl smnk,ns.
AAsi ROW 8ea> = sa''na. prAli' ,ad siads-
NtNh'tS--ss.nrir sna fancy, Gun and Lemos
Drops, L'f.9-r.
D.. NfNin glass lAt.. unsc. AMI sarsei.. ,nton
! tiE i'asI" aud Curfanis
~. hlkS--undrrvoad', bfaa,i,, a.,or.eL .,se.
Nrir-r Saaee
INnkH. SAT- Lrat and ~. ~ III, aud. anc
l .lIr,.
NiAReH. q "a, rcari a,d Family,
uIS--Aimead-, Bra4t. P,iesrts, Pea, Pecan, X
~ Wsinats sai Cocoa
II MslNS-N. u aud La Yer, " holc and, (, ores
~ Naltana aud Malaga.
[ 'hotoIAfh, Cocoa, sto@a, FaraA, Iapioea.
~ whesten Girls aud oAi Meal.
:. Aii-ksna~ha, Syracuse. rurg'- Island, Liyrr.
~ psol blown and Ggoani Al a.
tfENI-Loaisviis and Uttca, pNoGsrtnE iia,r
slNia'ee Plaster, dlwaasuu aud SaHth.sy; sads
Asa = Isas ~ s.arc ani iar safe.
- ClotEss
NoorRvwA III fabs, rails, Na.h BoA,I,
w saarns, Map-. Az Hviyes, Nr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ju,e temp and Co,.oe
~ toria oof all s,z..
NisH -Msrkerri, salmon, Watt rt.h. rsaa,
I 'tash aai smoked Ha,bat.
SLAss- wiaio~ tiia.s, a ..sried ..1s., FUN.
hists, Js's aud pemvchas.
riinstonc; sairhar, Sall. Bom, inilxp.
NsftHrs-P'eroe 4 40 and 81 Louis.
pTnA r 4,
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Al NORTH davenport,
a Neaufiiaf ave afEe ~
q Is.V IN. 20 " .,Gk~ ~ sst.s N
Bankers and Dealers IA Exchange

asaRkook. LAwgs a BLAkEAoRR.
BANKERS,
.a1 Dealers IN Foreign . DOM. &c Exchange,
/ uHoarrent Baak Notes, Gold aud Silver Com
~ s.tNO ~ AWH sSgs,
WAkNNAtkI. I1M
sfrt AL iisni.Ws IL sn 10 lita e"llse1ti sat
camille pAyaf stsi -ssstance. t.'is io A.
ss m.Ht Er." ~ aasts-lsn} 80 sight draftn ia
tHrN cittes,
II f'isaa NafFAst* azht Soda AuI les -
sstai attention. ztsHn o. tsa purchase .nd s4i -
Hnd r"antt5 Pt"pafil, aud tho sstss ta iasls ff
eHlry,
u 'Ngat a'seks sp Ns~ ofs. iss.tan, rhiiaaal
rtis, bAlhpntr. AssbiRgtpnt Pttt.batg lns a.
tat, ~ ison Hu1 thicaso, always TOR sab M saH.s
y sait pasfha-'fs, Airs Al~rHS Ffeheh aiti .su.
mas .xrhasse,
j. g',sail and silver alus i,sasat aad sal,
Tune hills s5a mirage, y. Lnais anA S.- l. ,s
discounted sha ~ paper shnft aat hsugbt
nj III. tuwssk ratsH
u MONEY apati Neal Estate s.es'ttiss ps,,,assi
Alb small eanaia.s.sH
I'satsfa.t aiiu~"sl an iapasstss Fwts II
s~.nu
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coHeaxaAfIoHAL RYnn BOOKS.


WALL PAPER WALL PAPER ~.
DOA UEsas AMI.
CURTAIN PAPERS,
The .as.sribss having .epcpta,.a smpis In hi
nrick st0e ~ sh-
rapER aANoIS. raADr
M. ao- ...a.i ia.ss s.na. -i.ok ns~s,, se..,s~i
IT
10 .OO0 nssss 81
NALL rArka Asp noRprns
compr-,as more N. ,hrs. haa,.'i i,rs.eh, ,st era
aud .uitsble st tsslr., hai'., fnti' ae.a. ,.sSi
ks0nas. Ar sna aisptei ~ al usste= ani al all
ptir~s. P.rtssalsr attention 1. invited 60
| the .iyi.s ct tagH.s fspcrs
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES.
AND i, ouasiRDta
Coed Wall PApst 't,a oily 10 To Use per roll
Extra celors, yota Csc -
satinsd rs 70 Csc -
cir, splsaa,d Styles. a D 70 400 " 1"
Dsrdsrs, chsAp, Velvet, ami Gilt Velvet
Green aud 1ias curtaia sords.s, vide and
0lAssA.
II 9RslasAlts ofFap a. -. taf sai. ia4ss. sss,
| cheap
| Al iat towA Haok hopNs,
/ n. 20 hsais street. s siVs- Aasih II Ia 80
i tinssgs an kii ADAMS.
| NV Utsss
| sNAF iLlih nave ma.ead Eau. lrtee s
4 w ~ wish ~amenth4 II c0ma* =
What - Huuty ~ttnout Aoshet =
Pride f5isn
/ Fanny Grsy by Mr. Nvttess 2
1 o. The Iowa hook Rooms"
sosJ BraIY sgf'st, essar the Post otlie~.
| sepitf Ist ADAMS.
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yACODv,s ,ADvEarssEMENTs
= u q s. Es

Iahis1 IRssaeo lsr q uaD1koson1as.
NARRATED eouains, constanuy % had anl
" eos 0ie b. FRANCIS JAC0Rr, Ia,
taanpsse A.sahesesy.
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4 Rare Chance.

sN,E sALE~..s ths s.st para sf icss Tor hsaltb
II Ah.As, Aaa lasnbsr. $40 I'D Ft.aa nMi, ~
: steam kasins - .sch. Elm gearing conptsss- 70
t.m.sa taf la mb.s aud Sio.s " ths as4eAkssesoS
...,...t aahntted, shiie Timber aud WAons 80
r-.I,.i.hl Ihos~ wisAing 0s : sass Ard les soeese
...a..s, 9Th moderate sattayt Aey saersss :.
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FAIRBANKS cgLEBxATEr scALEs

laa perfect sta.In 10 forth from lhcn .stAhls.mr ~
has gaineJ for tA-ir s.at.s 5utaliab thKt aas 40
~ b.ea surpassed Ia ta- -nele tang. al 'fnl uo
rhAnlsnt.
The Aral-s are aaasitousiy arkn0w ls.ts cd a. tbs
ssssssra,s all transactions ~ sought.
4 tawsai, witch af.ss itsaI n Discrepancy 20
gate between ono Of fAiftlank Scales IA ~. d,
tho baiuaora \ Onto Railroad ,napsn1 ana une III
another naastufe Gas recently Tried ~ The aa III
sfComs "a Pleas, nsitimorc; thocs.. occupied IN.
Counts days sni Jaix" Marshall 10 delivering ~.
dncsien saHtaa ~tnr swsat oi bis ins, ihai ths
srcueaey ot kssrtssks Scales .sla BIT ena
ali question:. For safe ~
BURROWS, PREIrt MAN 4 pAizFLL
The seii kaewH r.paiah.as III these scales hns IA.
sused Abe senists ~ tap-rect aud ~.fthi.ss hsian
eas ~ af-r them as f4tbAnk = scales. saJ pnfahAs
efs have thereby az r.auy cases b."a -ati.cs~i 10
fraud aud inY.satinn. The manufacturers have ..o
controversy with honorsbi. competitions sho TRAM
10, business tha1r nasss-, but regarding Oh.
!srp.sfatsrs ot Tho sbsa fraud, as pas.aa9 saass.
sAa aslnsl And hisAnnnrAba th.l lake thA. method
to- Aalasa Tie laSi,c - their itsI asiioa.
Ira pstsbtses nsna4setars abicf taais psa ~
~, .tsn anls Al Instr tsei"y IA - ietasbafY, W.
fos ssin III davenport solely By
BURROWS, fHktIAhANA HaLZkLI..
- .. fAIHBAsks a Ia
- 'shassufs. VI, MAJ "a. i,ss
lssxs aA~
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FORT De- iloine, l.and Agessy
|. "A ID ARRAN To


90 alipartsoithe United states boughla na sold
COON, SARGENT 4 COOK,
h-ns ora Nm and gcntS,
Fort De. Nuf.r.> Lows
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DANNINH HOUSF
cnuBB BR0., BARROW q CO.
Davenport block. Corner Main and I'd SIS
Dealers 10 foIs.xh and domestic Exchange, Gold.
silver aud Naesrrea Notes
LAVA " AssMANTs CONSTANT, ~ aaad Tor
4 OLD a SILVER -.ned .,
~ cnunB, mo, HARROW tao.
aug - Mas ~.
H. M5m;ANGE, On III. Til.
aHuhbs bhotiifR, n 60,
trScnasGs % IN. n..s sna soa@.
cnutn' aaD., aaaoo SO.
az. ha'@ -
SIt.kLLNa BILLS iorI'aaa Hp-.ra
anuBn, BKoiilhE, BARROW 20,
aasa .~nss,s &c.
LAID wARRAnTs,
+ rss.is. thuBE. BIO. BARRON aeo
EDWARD ALDEN,
| tofast Aaia aHd second IS. bassapart. is-a
REAL EsTATE BROKER,
Dealer IN IxehAags and 0snsrsl Land. Insar-
saes aud Intsiiigsnes Ag.at.
Houses rented. leases draw. rent e..tlsets sasss
sid tor ressasnts, esilse ii"ns made and pseiapi
| ID rsaills.i 20 .a1 art Il -" e9aairy.
.s-d .ssa.,,' '' ''''s' 2"
/ .,,'s.. -, NJ
lsae4, hsseh 60
v ssl.s,,A -
.isa Harris, 5 sss-assa, ID.
/ Ha@.sli Alden Iansg8le,
| As~simAn, Bsnsss, thsaaE3. ttls
"a i.,a.I.. 80 :
4 ran.
Il s,.,.a. - =. .,tl.... 49,.
/ a., I..... .,sf.. -. - -" -, -. -
,,n,,.-.A p,a,,,,... :.
| ua,n.Il ..lt,~t 4. 900
| 49,. !. Is...aa.a -, : I.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1857.
The Southern BoUe.,e.d

We learn from the last number of the sF1r-
zaer and Mechanic" which was laid on our to-
bic yesterday, that the Editor and Proprietor
has determined to change it to a weekly news
paper, in quarto form, to be called "IHe
Southern Homestead" the first number of the
new series to be issued 10 January next. In
regard to this change, the Farmer and Hechaz-
ic, says
This change is made with a view of rendeFzng il
more acceptable to all classes of readers while If
retains its Agricultural features as heretofore
The terms of subscription to remain the same as at
present; subscribers, thus, receiving nearly double
amount of reading after that has been given
them in the Monthly.
To further our object, we have engaged the SER
vices of Mrs. /. VIRGINIA FRENCH, who will take
sole charge as Editress of the Literary and Fami-
ly Department. OF the HOMESTEAD The acknow-
lodged talent Of this gifted lady is sufficient guar
ranty that her Departments of our Journal will al
ways be attractive to its readers, and feel as
sured that her connection with the paper needs but
to be known, to draw many sdmiring friends, to its
support. We can promise that she will send out
weekly from her own pleasant "FoREsT HoME'
gems of pure thought and practical advice that
will deserve to find warm and grateful receptions
at the Preside of every homestead in the Southern
Country.
By the change contemplated in the issue of our
journal many advantages must accrue to its sub
scribers, amongst which may mention l. A
large Increase, at the cost, in the amount of
reading matter; 2. It's weekly appear nee, instead
OF monthly, thereby furnishing reading matter of
later date, and of greater interest 8. A more
general adaptation of its contents TO the wants of
the whole house. 4. An accurate weekly market
report 5. condensed summary of news, sc q,
&c. 6. An array of talent in its contributors IN
surpassed in the country.
1t will continue to be handsomely illustrated,
with beautiful engravings, explanatory Of the sub
jects under consideration.
The mechanical execution will be fully equal to
any other periodical in the South.
We trust that our farmers and planters, in
deed every class of readers, will take an in
terest in this enterprise. 1t is eminently wor-
thy Of success, Mr.. WILLIAMS, under crcum-
stances which would have crushed the zeal
and ardor of less hopeful and philOsOphic
mind, has made the ''Farmer and Kechanic'
a most welcome monthly visitor to its numer
Gus readers. Assisted by Mrs, FRENCH, whose
high literary attachments have already made
an impress upon the minds and hearts Of
thousand of admirers in our sunny cline,
"IHe Southern HomeStead' is bound 70 assume
and maintain a distinguished position in the
world of letters, and in the homes of the great
producers, the farmers and planters. Let no
one who wishes a good Agricultural and Liter
airy Journal fail to take it. Terms, 81 per
annum in advan for single copies; six copies
SO; ten copies $l5.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Correspondence OF Commercial Advertiser.
W.sutNaroN Nov o.

The disturbance which occurred in the Pres
dents office yesterday has not led to any s rous
breach the peace, nor has 1t broken up the daily
business receptions. The facts these, as | have
heard them, in regard to this occurrence. MIR
Sherman, "a lawyer of good Tepute here called upon
the President during the business hours yesterday
morning, and presented a FL OF papers, referring
it il said TO some balance of payment claimed by
the heirs of Recside, under act of the last SEES
sion. Mr.. Sherman urged the President to read
them, and order the money to be paid. The Pie
sident replied that he had not time that moment
"Then refer them, said Mr.. s, "to your law OIL
GER" "But," said the President, II must first see
whether they are proper TO be referred" Sherm an
demanded that the money be paid threatened
mandamus aud what not, and in fine spoke in an
angry end excited manner, so much q at the
President ord, red him to leave the room. Sherman
refused TO 90, and said the President, ''Ihen | will
go" and, suiting the action TO the word, he went
into the adjoining room OF the private secretary.
The Attorney General at the same moment came
in and attempted to appease Sherman, but with so
little success that the latter him against in
reference. a police officer was sent for, but be
fore he came the indignant attorney had retired
threatening 10 renew his visit this morning; but
the President has not ordered the access TO the
place tobe barricaded The moral OF the story Is the
time is al hanl when the President relieve him
self from the duty of receiving all manner of COM
plants, and attending to all sorts Of cxuctiOus.
The President aud Cabinet are exceedingly en-
barrassed BY the Kansas question il now pre-.
sents itself. Unfortu natey for the President, he
allowed his Cabinet TO commit him, and commit
themselves also upon the matter without due con-
sheraton. There is now no retreat for them
They have determined, a unit, TO face the music
that is TO stand by the convention at all hazards
against Douglas, X. J. Walker, Col. Forney aud
u host OF Southern Democrats.
No Northern Democratic me mber Of the House
can vote for the acceptance OF the constitution
with slavery and it in that form that It is TO be
presented. ALPHA.