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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-19
MILLS AND MACHINES.

IRON WORKS,
ng ~! !! "A |!|.,I a a.! u R.
ANNE, DoNNkLLy q CO., 0ats sossass oe,hs
= i.C,sirs Pousdryl arc prepared s1sesss ali
Kagias and MasAias work for d ssA Yissr.
tag ntlis.
Also
okISAAESTAL HOUSE CasTIyV0s or so
E s1sIs axI xc1ns2gsnEs.Sms 1rs'
oftnc ,a,est patterns made 70 order.
NIB. special s.ssn..eS psia 70 repairing work.
BsAas castng made 20 order Oh sAors nosies,
inch ~ 3s.dwu
.. o. sHOREv1
foundry and Machine ~ orks.
TINE proprietor IL now prepared 70 ssssass every
varis<y Of mschinsry ii short notice.
sspsstes steam kngines from nve 10 one hundred
morse ~, Gag bes, LAtbss Fianess, Grtst Allls
and all dsseriplionsof miii work. Also, solo agsns
n NE wss. Tor tue manufacture of McCords Anti
poss is.ssa:s We .osa iaM.s sas .s H. o.
parties sAAfsiss 70 their Adjustable Hanger
AID self Uliag 1osss, superior y any thing IN ass
ehtnssy, and proaps susasea given N all orders
We propose sos8eeuts oar work In The best manner.
sad - por as.sequiring machinery Or rspairns 10
m Nc. =, .s nsf ofdsss Casing sol al kindssaP'
oaU'us kr"una. oAssupotsax fidvu
Improved Oseillating steam Engines |!
ttridge wsdswoah's Patsni,)
nanssAstarsa q tie usvksys 4ssAias SHOP
Fourth 81. ws1 sad of The Ct
DAVE 81 r . e r, 80 a.
r1>hE Subscribers ars nov prepared to 6ss,sh 10
I order kns,nss Of any siss, and invite ,Aose
w:sss y s.,l q - sis hop .a..s oas q y. ,sa
stnpeity and compaetnsss, and combining - hey
do ell test Csiurss OF the ssssss rsesprsssfsss
.ass sS:~ e a: e
NIL VO1x Of Ill kiais .aa nAcRIuxly
IN general, q The best sssl,y.
Iso.s sso Hvof . vim sas,r oid.n ne, asp.na
decis 50 d.tI TOWNSEND, SMITH 4 co.
yA1n18V HEAD QUA1r1Rs.
IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPUT,
cssneS Of nesk Island And IIent otyests.
NOU RISE, 4 vlE1.E,
P10PAICT0RS,
HAVE gOR sALH
fArssAiAg Machines, lsr !, 3, Aal Hersss,
Grist Miiie, portable ssw Anls, Corn Shelter
" sdaptsd y Hsres Power, Agricultural Boilers,
Saear MN, Chssss rssssse, Con cruslsn, Mesi
Hay and Dang forhs, wasons, Garden and Railroad
Sairsd BY farnsn. Gssss, vsss,atls, and Flower
RsLLs.-Mssssi,' = cslstr..sa ssl.., for ..l..
ID NUURsk 4 viELE
RursaLo ROSES, Tor sal: ~
NANNY soG Ulnsa Move, 4 Reaper, for too sn4
4SA four horsss, Tor sale By soukskA yiELs.
PLows ofAiiasss ipuoI. ios 81. =,
Il NOuRs1A WHILE.
osvs.poss, Oct. II, lsssA d&vu
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WILSON 4 II 4 II 1. Ely,
WhOlossle Grocers.

wills ON 4 II 4 Il L. Ely,
Wholesale Grscers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
ID a V + n 20 RT. low A.
1s0sl Teas! 2soy
Nlso hall ehsss scans Hyssa and vsaSswssssI
eOha!f chests oolonx and sSaehcSs
0csddis. from 10 Otss;
y ,ar..xs'ss ss.~
- /" rransp.sss,
casuis
~ boH~s Piekl.s
10 I Ia.. NO.. ; =, s.a r.ss. s.sss
1000 Cuba stHs~cissrs
~ soss. 30 ! and scaled fssa..
=. b.. as~ MArkersh
~ Lisis iss family Csc;
- 49, md kegs OF Meiassss
= sss "a cora.
sss -; H bred Af E..sia
too kssss new naislss-
~ bills escorted kals.
. 20 ss.s@ s s.,;.
ssodss rumbl.rs
epscss Of al klnaA
Moodsn Aad Wnlo~ w.ss. nsusASs
sebbk CsAss Vinegar
,,.ss.shs si,. l.rs. ss.t OF osA.s si,s... ~ OF
is.- il a1s Wilson ; MAk,kY.
WO111e0 r00Ds.
4 toM shN1sen woolsa panps sse eatssly 40
sssAsy ,ss everybody 10 asqa sinesd sith their
outlay and their preference over any other ktnd
IaanueActassd fAsy doat got oat Of seps,r, nor Dc
shoy freeze mp, shs they are cheaper thsu all oh
or panps rhose pessoas Who visa 70 witness tAs.l
operation eal call ., Capt. X. Lovry's, or npon d
subscriber. where tseY ~iii zee he~ sasiiy NE,
unrk.
Orders ish 9Th u. l.. shSGsy ksx-, DsvsaDort's
ei.ek. OF ~ MI 4. ~ asaharas hardware store. oa
second slSsss viii bs attended 10 With prom place.
aud adeiisy. !. g sa0kEY,
yautSs5f dW 81 uass1Eou Nanbips work.
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9nsuranff.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
Aoeum ulaA>A Capifal n .ioi $50.

. a
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
AsesnslssSN Capital ol,iSl $50.
HHk f~einh Annual Report OF thi. lns.itation
Lie Insurance.. Tor ssATviIoos distribution. ai the
paSenpsr, Life and Fire Insurance Age ney, Brsdy
Ct, next door north Of me postcdaes. np stairs.
mage DAWN JDHS d. swirs, Asr.
ANs0r0Mce.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
GTNA,
lisuKAAcK COMPANY, AAsIFoAt,
Chartered 1919.
S.sh CAPITAL, ssoo''V
nOME
'""' w. OF MN ,uRk;
U..n capital saoO, duo
NORTH wksIKkN
Iuusranse %. Of the State
OP Nsw YORK.
......,.sa, Mutual a.lsc Insurance
Co, Of Hartford, "a.
Acquired CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
offtCk, On WEST sIbi or
Main bet frSat and Second Gn.
Apras.dwl HENkY q. HOFFMAN. Agsl
llsssCkeye lNSssrMssee 60.
Davsnpert, Ieva
once n No. = sapon. bloch. ..ss uhabL
tTotier, Barrow ~ Iois. Ma Alag House.
Osst.s Hvtss,y A. NJ. toe y. NJ.
DIRECTORS,
I. %. Barta~s, Geo. l., DAs sapsst, I. Mere n
AHrsd Ssndsfs, charles Losslis, n. a. fasy,L
Dos .int, las. N. Daiseif, u. Is. woosw JohI
o~sas,I NRsy, A. ~. Bauo~, %. l.. Slofss.
uFFiCEks:
T.. q. DksSAiNI, President
HAS. LksSLIk, Treasurer
DANIEL l.. sHOkkY, Secretary.
JANIS N. nA.zRLL. ka.'em,
a. ~. WOODWARD, assls1. hso
ibtstsa Homo Company. fl iassrcs oaeiasis VII
oatG~ natusi plan. The stoek eoGsisis 81 pscmf
loi.s, ssd li.fe nov o73 ,vVO i saeA Iotss II
posss ssloD ~ The IvmnaBy. All Ibis prapcny eat
W reached by process from .ar o~n courts, an,
shrf lore onefs q suf1eient guaranty that No
hois siti recover the Insured Ia case Of loss
isis pi.h of tasarasee as ial, Ssaerai use Ii
ihu sAstefh Clues, because IL com LiLos shsapnes
9Th .aisH, Aud keeps money circulating ~ Aom
Ihas would othefssse be ssnt abroad. laaibdv
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u. DALZELi., Jr. X CO.,
vaOLssALs AND RETAIL ukUckhs.
.. z. Corner second 3 Perry sts


NATe Lsvs ia slsre AMI IoI .. is s".akists -
w sortusnt Of Groceries, VIA ~ buef as iUs
Aly other hose Ia The city.
Ger stock esasists ~ everything aisslis bspt ~
ossesn. viz
ou6nr, 1olesses,
Ce1ss, W. syfap.
Tea, Duekwheat Sious,
Cern Meal, heoipsy,
white Dssps, split Peas,
rssinA, Drens au1 coaeo.
Cauloa Flour.
.,lsty seed tot seasoning,
Aesbs VI every description,
*s>ps, Fancy, Chemical family,
starch, . Nc. article,
ssxo Pearl Barley fapioca,
psesL Peaches Preserves, Pickles,
tsrzek neal, biecuit, Soda aud haAef tvasA ere
Chocolate, SaicrAtus, Sal, Soda, Sc soda
stove vrsshss aud bsitsh Lasts.,
red q is, Clothes Dises, &c,
KAisis ., Nut, Aiinonts, Candies,
beef iaagsas, Dried Beef,
MackSsaI No I In kttts fos famti,.,
ttar, sperm aud tsiiou candles,
Lamp Wick sud caimneys,
Baskets, wooden snd willow vars, large AYct
All the shove articles and mar, a.r- t"i aa-
usfaas \. .aeatob, We onor lev.
GIVE Us A CALL
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=. L. HANNAH,

PrAstisal 1eskssspsr aaa Asssaataat,
II AvlNG had long sxpsrisnc in ban ~ sad Mes
III camille houses does not doaes his capacity
Il execute satisfactorily all business with which !
nay ~ entrusted.
Reference 10 made W Sir. Henry w. Morris,
this city.
Apply .; W Al. Raymond q Goa, - Brady
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MONEY TO LOAN,

i4,Ee or small sumo, for long short time. to
i sait ppticanb.
LAND WARRANTS .osshs and sold. Dssds, Mort.
| sagss 6e., drawn 81 short notice.
Once Il tho uadersgnsd Brsdy street, aeov
| the post one, ovsr TsilmAn, POvsrs d McLsen'
banking Hopse. mh2Tdu WOODWARD
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NEW uV0Ds At Ek's.

VIEW uVVUs -
llAhEuES sai1t, pt.at.i, >sita rts,i. aud us Ia
ID mourning bas-ee q. i.swss, Or sad,es, Whts
Nsrino, White Grape shs~is Csshters shs~i., Bi.ei
>lk Maniss, Black Lac o.. Lsd.-s Mi Gios.s, kid
fansh~d lsalses' b.it., Ladies 10 hosc. white
snk do SOLID 'nsuit FAY. spanish ttats white Doued
s~iss, roiorr ~, <surs brilisat- o.ss hss, Punts
skeleton SKIRTS, and skirts II tafssl Meas
-sAF. saCh ~ l.seG ~eif csstiaSt Has Lsa-ss, Nan
Sssn, Jsftoasts. Verona Twill 0ta1 BftilB. Dent~s
it.sa IaaeI FsLt ShlritEk, a.
keEsabss tis pis sssseG No. ,.i.aa sad ssssad
sas.i. lspltt
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8InOvAL.
NGl.SADN'S JEWElleA STORE.
HrsAy o.. shc he Post 0ihee.
80 Elk Pr lleaN0s

,..4sSsust spoons aad l"i Az sk-.s ahl pal
1 -. .ai i sts expressly "a. aI..iorsi Esui
.IalI +. ..artn-ht af A,ft4n's ,"i.bfst-i told
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'l,hI r.tafss bis sihe-,s 'hsnh' '" shs
.itissns of Dsy.A PIT sLi sisinib ~ ihsa 't,i
itustl pafraaass esieaa- ~ LIas ani souii
~ teal be has Jast returned trom the last ~h ths
s-asf seslrstf
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4 esiasod pucss SG~ e Your tt@e +" S"'
asap goods, a,.~~ isL 4" ei"s' 'ut - ""<fAs pos
.sir 90, presented .,.,x
44a ~ dsG 49, ni."o".
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TunesAtI. Joss n GLsl1, IL ae....
Jo0u ! U4AO, nsc1AnS 49,.
9Um0TAkL 4 naOLHE.
-. - 0unnge1al sessss, &. Ieoie. -
Toassaias usnas . Os.,

Do = o1v0 sesss1, 0isaos, M.
eoRWA1osu0 - Co1Alenl0H AnnonAp<s
4 n19p y ssll9e glsar. ossis, Ped ~ ~.
A. ~ tN.@ ~ 49, .nng crdsss Coz oeosssSS.
~: sssss. - s,lss..e sss,,snss - -.
s.ssSss $780, = 1900 sss,:s I: :: !:
1900 Z rss:sy.aa. p.vsskst. I cs.,s.,,
1sSHQse; tSel = No.. fsSis@sss! Ssrss.ss.,
eSA = Aa1llaIg q Nss1 tss. As.ss Nae.
60. ! B: dsI ass:sssi Ssassyi u r.s.eAsii !
ssa 49, =; isss oscs1s. q tssss e ~ -
s::: I. !.!:...: ~ =: iSf;;: So: :
=: ss1s SsssA savAss.sAssisaaa.
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- 1Qlnl g. 0gnanI
ES6 - = -, - SSse1xcHs.
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INhk Iwrinh Annual Report OF this lnsstation
together With otass documents pertaining IL
Lie Insurance. for saATutIous dis,ributiou, 81 the
Davenpsrt Life and Fire Insurance Age ney, Brady
Ct, next door north of the Possomee, up statrs.
mayo DAWN JOHN l.. SW1rs, Agt.
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JOHN l.. SW1TS,
Rsal Rstats. Money aad Insurance

DODUN Les w UUAe
Hal Rgtate, Money and Insurance
00OkE0,
ufaay street, fseAt door TO psst uGes.l
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
deal xo1Ats soASLi sad sold on comni0ios
Lsnd WUy4anss bought, sold and located; Inv 81
tnsn,s msAe and money loaned on real ssisis per
sonAl seearty; hxaminalions (. land ~. - made
Notice and claims soiiscsed, Ae,Sa.
AgenaY Of - following reilahls - rssponslbis
L1HE ANUVvkEt ssURiScE eoarssIes
gssslster Ytss5lasuSaass 60,
" atty, capital $500 90
Zee AnstArAan Hirs Insurance,
uew Yerk city. a. 80 eco
pAson1x vtso assurance -,
Dreoklyn. roo OOO
SsssasstAAy seaaty Yiss Iass.
raaes %, oshsasssalE ~ =. ioO.OO
usv Yssk Llblasaraass 90,
1T city. a l0o0.0o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08

STEAMER IN COLLISION WITH WHALE.--On the last
trip of the steamer Columbia from Oregon unusual
number of the species of whale known "humpback"
were observed sporting in the neghborhood of Humboldt
bay as only monsters of the deep sport The steamer
with wind and steam fair in her TAIL running at the
rate of twelve knots an hour when says passen
ger, huge whale raised to blow within half rod of the
ships PROV, its body lying at right angles with her
of sailing Full thirty feet of the monsters back must
have been exposed, and all expecting oldfash
Toned
Crash the cruel coulter passed out thro thy CELL
when Mr.. Fish sank almost like lead; but not quick
enough to save his bacon for he not at sufficient
depth to be out Of reach of the ships keel. When
the fish rose, the water for distance around
crimsoned with its blood Though with diminished force
the ship struck with great violence turning the monster
completely on its beam ends in which position 1t came
to the surface on the arboard sde and just in time to
ceive another severe 'thump from the steamers pad
die But it was not killed. for it was seen making Its
way to the land some moments after Humboldt people
may look out for supply of light -Saeramento Union
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08
FROM THE PLAINS.

The Warsaw MO- Democrat thus sums up the sub
stance of letter received by citizen of that county from
Mrs Hudeson written after the arrival Of the lat
ter in California
Mrs H. gives thrilling description of the dangers and
harshps attending overland trip to California They
were hourly in danger of being attacked by Indas and
Mormons, who, says Mrs. H. range in bands together,
robbng, pagng, and numbering unprotected trans OF
emigrants.
Mrs H. overlook train from Illinois belonging to
Mr. Holloway which had been attacked by hand Of
marauters His wife and child had been killed before
his eyes, he himself badly wounded, and stripped Of all
his property including fifteen hundred dollars Mr. Hol-
loways sister along but during the excitement f this
attack she escaped and driving six miles on overlook
another company who returned with her to the scene OF
blood The murderers had completed their work and
were gone.
Mrs H. and her company to the rescue of another
train which had been attacked finding woman lying
upon the ground with her scalp taken off,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08

The Virginia conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church have made the following appointments for the
Washington district:
W. w. Bennett presiding elder. Washington, J. G.
Cranberry Alexandria, ]. Manning; Rock Creek and
Howard, P F. August; p Doll, supernunerary; Fair
fax, T. J. Boyon Potomac, S. V. Hoyle; Ieesburg, w.
L. Daily Loudoun, T. A. Ware and H. G. Cheatham;
Warrenton, w. G. Cross and A. J. Beckwith Spring
field, j. E. Potts Patterson Creek J. B. Fitzpatrick
Clarke W. G. Williams Prince William one to be sup
Piled H. Crown Berlin, j. H. Amis. c. A. Davis,
chaplain United States navy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08

CONVICTION OF MAIL ROBBERS. WIN. L. Coleman, a
youth of only IA years. has been convicted at Rchmo
Virginia. of stealing from the post Office letter contain
ing sl63 The jury have signed petition to the Pres
dent asking him to pardon the prisoner who is the only
son of widowed mother The brothers Daniel and Sol
ONION Lochbaum, arrested some weeks since for mail
robbery in Knox county Illinois, were arraigned few
days ago in the United States district court at Chicago
They were indicted for embezement and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment in the pententiary. They,
too arc sons of respectable widow lady
Richmond Enquirer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08

The Rochester Union says that the sudden close Of
canal navigation and the late disasters by eshes to the
sat-wors have left Canada with short supply of salt
1t is not to be had at many places along the north shore
of Lake Ontario at any price, and had been sold at Port
Hope for SO per barrel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08

A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MINNIE RIFLE BALIs.-Workmen
in the United States arsenal at Watervet engaged in
shipping $500 Minnie riie-balls their point of des
tinaton, however, we are not informed. albany Express
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-12-08


possible the extinction of the Indian title and the
tension of the public ought only to keep pace
with the tide of emigration.
Congress should hereafter grant alternate sections to
States companies they have done heretofore
ommend that the intermediate sections retained by the
government should be subject to preemption by actual
settlers.
1t ought to be cardinal policy to reserve the
public lands much as may be for actual settlers and
this at moderate prices We shall thus not only best pro-
mote the prosperity of the States and Territories
and the power of the Union but shall homes fol-
our posterity for many generations.
The extension of limits has brought within oui
jurisdiction many additional and populous tribes of In
dans large proportion of which wild, untractable
and difficult to control Predatory and warlke in thel
disposition and habits it impossible altogether to
strain them from committing aggressons each other
well upon frontier citizens and those emgatng
to distant States and Territories. Hence expensive
military expeditions frequently necessary to overawc
| and chastse the more lawless and hostile.
The present system of making them valuable presents
to influence them to remain at peace has proved neec
tua 1t is believed to be the better policy to COLOMBO
them in suitable localities, where they can receive the
rments of education and he gradually induced to adopt
habits of industry So far the experiment has been
tried it has worked well in practice, and it will doubtless
prove to be less expensive than the present system.
The whole number of Indians within our territorial
limits is believed to be- from the best data in the In
terror Department, about 325, 900.
The tribes of Chcrokees, Choctaws Chickasaws, and
Creeks settled in the territory set apart for them west OF
Arkansas, rapidly advancing in education and in
all the arts of civilization and se-government and we
may indulge the agreeable anticipation that at very
distant day they will be incorporated into the Union
one of the sovereign States.
1t will be seen from the report of the Postmaster Gen
eal that the Post Office Department still continues to de-
pend the treasury it has been compelled to do for
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVECTION

Las, Friday the Judiciary Commute re.
sorted Recommendation, tins. the number
ofyudeial Districts be increased from ter
70 eleven. DIR. Clarke Of Alamakee, NOV.
q 70 increase the numtsf Of Districts 10
twelve, which we lost, yeas IL. nays 20.--
The recommendation Of the committee
wss coneurred 10, BY vote u 10 .. The
amendment reported BY the committee, ma.
king the districts al,ersbie every fou, years,
vas carried by vote Of - 70 .. Tie 70.
uort OF the committee 0! the whole on q.
nsndmsots TO the Constitution was taken
IN. when the amendment, providing ths'
when Two OF more amendments to the con
ssitu,!ou are submitted to the people. =
asy one time, they shall be SO submittec
that they can be voted on sepnrstely, sne
that ., the general election held 10 ths
year 1870, snt every tenth year thereafter
the ases,ion Of calling Convention to re.
wise the Constitution shall be voted on BY
the people, was adopted After several .
mendments were offered and lost, the report
was ordered 10 be engrossed and read =
bird time next day,
The report OF the ComAittse on militia.
~ sNairs was ordered TO be engrossed and
read third time.
In the sfterr Don, resolution instructns
ne judiciary Committee 20 % amend their
yeDevs @ to provide for the organisation Of
9 Eeurs Of Common Pleas. occssioned con.
siderable dsbsss, and was finally vossd
6sws,
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The following is taken from the Nil
l; S.,inai nf tha aIsf inst.

The following 10 taken from the Mil
xaukie Sentinel OF the 2lst inst
Several days ago q man calling himself
rhos. C. Gilman appeared in Milwaukee,
possessed of any number Of drafts signed
william Breck, and negotiated these drafts
noon the different banks in this city--,he
Second Ward Bank alone exeepted--to the
amount Of $4,000. The baRkers are busy,
police do, Grand Jury were also. and have
found bills OF Indictment against Mr. I. c.
Gilman, and officers are after him. We I'M
derstand that several parties have been ar
rested in Detroit and Adrian, Michigan, on
suspicion of being the accemPiices OF Gil
man. The latter was well known in Rc-
chester, N. Y, where Breck the broker,
resided, BY whom the drafts were sisned;
several Rochester nen OF this city were
the refere noes OF Mr.. GilmaR, which ina
,erislIy facilitated Tie drafts upon the
banks.
One Of the banks, in order to accommo.
date Mr.. Gilman, gave him all Eastern
| funds, 20 tina, he could get out good cir
| culation, as he {Gilmsn) was gong 70 buy
/ oats IL the interior Of the State; another
| equally anxious To accommodate gave him
| ali Wisconsin money, as he was going to
buy lands In Minnesota; the oats were pro-
| sably to seed the lands with. The Truth OF
the matter is this: Mr., Tbos. Gilman has
| lie, our city banks 10 Tor $50 600. II is said
be got $40. 900 in Chicago, and some who
know q thing or two compute the gross
amount eff the entire ssindliDg transaction,
in diferen, cities ofthe West, $4,000 or
eren higher.
Gilman arrived here on the afternoon OF
the Il'h inst, got his drafts cashed, az
tended the Masquerade at 1.-The Albany" IN
the notwithstanding 10 enjoy hinsell We
nv much-sni LETT here by the Lake Shore
| Railroad, en- the afternoon Of the l2th. he
il & man Of medium size, darkc omplete
complexion, and dark hair and ~hlssers.
LIBERAL rewards are offered for his aP.
| prebension. II is supposed that he lie one
Of = gang, and tina. their operations have
been simultaneous and extensive.
The same gentleman, We learn from the
Press, visited Chicago, and took in tie
bankers 10 the extent OF about Sl5.o 900
There 10 considerable interest manifested
TO have Mr.. Gilman visit Oh caso again
and indeed &C warm lie the desire, that
seyersl Of the shsrpsst police officers have
been dispatched with direct invitation to
4 81, eHert
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-25

The Democratic party 10 the Tennesse
Legislature nearly twenty years ago, stared
If the election OF U. S. Senator, and their
party sustained them without u dissenting
voice. The Democrats Of the Indiana Leg.
stature STAYED off the election ofU. S. Sen
ator In is45, and their party sue aimed them
sithou, dissenting voice. The Democrats
Of The Indisna Legislature STAYED of the ei.
ection OF U. s. Senator il 1854, and their
aarty sustained them without dissenting
goiee.
The Democrats OF the Indiana Legisia-
turs in 1857 bring on what they call On 81
eeucn OF U. 5. Senators by means never
DC ore conceived Of or dreamed of in The
hts,ory Of party devices, expedients and
manouyerinas, aud their whole party sustln
hem without dissenting voice.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-25
On WHEELS asAlr. - The whee

On WHEELS hsAIE ,-- The Wheeling
Times says that owing 10 disagree rnen
between the Pitisburg and Cleveland Rail-
road Company and the Postmaster General,
the mail between Wheeling and Rochester
through Sleubenyi'Ie, has been thrown on
the hsnds Of The old contractor, p. Roberts,
Jr The mail from SteubeDvilie 10 Roch.
ester will be carried on wheels, and be-
tween Steubenyille aud Wheeling Oh the
steamer Convoy. This aptly illustrates
xhat we stated ia reference TO the policy Of
the Post Master General, 10 an article few
days age,