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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
STEAMBO1TS.

REGULAR
Rsek lsland, Davenport, 0alena,
DunleitA. Dubuque d s. Pad
U. 3. Mail Packets.
TIL + Al ID A NJ b Il A.
= -. :. = w xsic.r. 80. Well ci::s
THE KATE CASSEL,
EATaD EdSski 6,s s..f''
THE AlAsubrs and Kssr Caspea Win RON rvgu,s r,y
i bet ~ sal Il CT Island, DasshpRt and III points
above To GAlens, nssing sure eonnectons at Go
lena " th tie foilowieg boats, which compose the
Minnesota Daily Packet Line to 81. Pau, leaving
GsI-na at 10 O'Clock 4. y.
steamer Northern Light, P. Lod~ick, Master
- Northern Belle; J. 7. Hurd, d.
81 City Belle, <. LodWitk do
Granite State, Il. Gabteit, do
Calena, Lo,ton, do
" Aihxlnbra, Mcclure, do
The Alhsubrs leaves ROck Island and Davenport
for Gaiens every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
n.fn,oinr irav, Gskn m for Rock Island and D.-
o'uiock A. r. Connecting With Keokuk and 81
Louis Pa ket Bcn Campbell, which leaves on arrival
oftne AihanbIa at . O'Clock !. y.
Tn. Kate a,ss el ayes Rock Island and Davenpor,
fuv 6al ne every Monday, wednesday and Pr.day a.
Krsn, n,rv leaves Gaiena for Rock Island and d..
yenpo,t every Tue sdsy. Thu siay and saturday at
O'Clock A. n CONNECTING with the J. n, kee, which
leaves INN disiely on tn. srriva, Of the Kate
sci, ., 9o',loek y. NJ.
These toats gill give through tickets to all
points above Gialena 81. Paul will receipt for
freight TO ali the above points, and will pay partic
ular ATTENTION the delivery OF the n ssenger.
and Shippers can rely upon the ttrtctest punctusy.
Is these bo.ts convey the Nail and must leave
promptly at the hour To make their oonnec. ions.
n -Thrse boats arrive every evening at Fulton
OTIS In time for the Chtcrgo train.
BURRvWS I PRITrYMAN,
AGENTS Davenport.
J.H. LANGLEY h Co,
POwARS 4 Co,
junAdtf Agents. Rock I>lAnd.
VIZ GROvENBCkY,
Tieket Agent, Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular attention ID invited to the fAet that
have many Of the bese styles and quaiitss Of eooil
that cannot BE- obtained elsewhere. and We are nov
offering suS entire stock ct Greatly Reduced PYtces
BoeohNr, Honister + wilkins.
Jan 10 1857 d1v 10S LAKE LR1RIf-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
FOR SALE,

- fHE HOTEL NJ wALoorr, 70 miles west u
III Davenport. III. nrsf stsihn on thu M
Railroad. The house Il Will built snd L. situ
stN n . natural c.evatipn In The JrMi, h. command
Ing an est-n-ivc view ~ the surrounding country
Thu vicinity hvoritc resort for ~ rtsms davins
the hunting sexs,.. AisrRe aud O mmc,iious Stable
is s,tachei 10 the premises. Terms v. ~ low. snd
long or-di, FIR part Of the purhas- mvney vii
gwen. f,ssession gwen immed,At ~ Apply 10
d,c42Nf COOK oAk1kNr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

1I>HR following Coos wares, AMI M-rch sn1te
i wii 10 son u public anctinn, u tn War, hruss
81 ID. SAs ~, ops ,te tlse n spd Rail hosd
Depot, the % day Of July, prox, for freight and
charge, II cot pre-, lousy claimed BY the owners
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

IL Up in Maine. they have been enact
ing silly law. which requires all young
people to publish notice Of intention be.or q
uniting. aud as a consequence, they all STEP
over the line into New Hampshire to get
married; whereat the Maine dominies are
.orely vexed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

The qualities these Safes are so well known that
the majority OF tn merchants % New YORK and Phi
a,ielphia use no Their make OF Safes. We can fur
n,h Safes Of all sisrs and With any description OF
Locks wanted, and will warrant TO the utmost al
the QUALITIES OF the Safes we sell
ian2itf BURROWS. PRETrYMAN 4 DALzELJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

BuRYixo GolD.-The AlIs Cslitor'
m;a received by the Lest steamer says
. Il IL estimated BY those fully compe-
tent 70 Judge Of such mattenA that
more than f7tsen millions q gold now
Is basisd - ~ esouad = vafiess parta
20 - 49, sssgsasd ssaaly - ~
49, slh-sis So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

~ The number of Jews in the
United States exceeds a quarter of a
million.
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a CAR ID.

OHNS r. WkBB having sold his Interest In the
u prue 81 re- No 10 IL laire NV, Davenport, "
sssu Taylor M lord, would tespesk for them the
peteo, sse 90 kind, extern tel TO him.
One the drm being graduate u Fhasmecy ana
The oah,v hs Ing had experience oi ten or twelve
years Ia the resc'ipton tusiness. he onhdentls re
comm s,i- tn en- to the put lie afs srd competsnt
Das enport rcb IT, 1891. marchSdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

: !; ! $ s.: !. :; !: =
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linen Goods.

Table LineIs, Napkins and noylles, Linen eheet-
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hackabucks, Towels, Crash
b., u % PER cent lsss than asuA prioss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
D. 4 X. X. ALIENS STUr,
The we'll bred nOrSe "ABO."

Tho we'll bred nOrSe "ABO."
- WILL stand for service the coming season,
AO In the iowa Of Toronto, Clinton County, On
AAGand after the 10Th day Of April 1857, al the
stable Of Mr.. Little.
ADO is . beautiful bav, without white, i6H hands
high, years old this spring. and l. considered by
the most competent judges Of LONG 1sland where h.
Wa raisd TO b. tn best Of ashinRtons get and
the fast est colt Of his age In the country. He has
great bone and muscular strength, aud il horse
well worthy the attention Of those wishing to raise
superior stick Tbis no Sc took he second prem unl
At the American Institute, New York. when : year
old colt osting his mile At that time In minute
and s. seconds
PvpssRsE :-Abo VA raised from the trottinp
horne WASHINGTON. his dam by Abdillsh, and he by
Mambrino. Washington was raised by the trottine
Napoleon, his dam by Nsmhrno, and Mxnbrino ~
Old Messenger, Napoleon was raised ty Young Nam
brino, his dam by Commodore Young y mbrine
was got BY Chancellor 10 son Of Asmbr nol his dam
by imported Messenger, his dam BY Duroc the sire o
American Eclipse Commander was got by C'm
mand IL son Of imported Mes .enger,l his cam b,
LtRht Infantry. d. X x. I. ALLEN Proprietors.
April s. i657.-3m.
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n CARD.

A y. 49, have sivsr = the assney NJ ss,l're
"A sesss Hesl e'tete. vtM and II In the hand 81 G
Auewstus Havsland, Raq.. Who occup,ee 4 rart AZ
~ NDep. aod uho CON among ~ v-il rsco1nsnN.
- ~ tsteer,iy ard high bss,n~ss capacity, and
lDuhs - VIII rseAse Queral satisfaction 10 eli Who
Dav eevor hin viii their pstp Hse~ In he lard
oGn00 k0s1Deee.
Ivssl1 mart In conel1sicn, that ! hsvr vslu.h, =
lao1a q ~ - b davenport end vicinity sos sals
81 49, ~ - son4 y ~ e1Ace dur NJ huetne~e
1o0s, sgs &c. UAu0.
q. 80 - u OelYe hcv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

The subscribers a.e Agent.
for Nessrs. 4. G. HERRING 4
0's celebrated Fire and THE
Proof Safe. We would invite
the attention Of the public Il
the met thst these Safes hAv.
for years stoosl the test ci
both nre, thief and also OF
time. Very many Safes viii
q . measure defy the former
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

WILLIAM DsoLAs. WILLIAM ssuA
Attorney at LaW.
B.aN.K"G HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP
Main Street, DsveUpsrt, lewa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes. Drafs, 0o.d, SILVER and Eastern N
change; Collect ms msdr Throughout the Union
Land VAR ants oaghs sold End locssed, Raj Is
tate bought and old on Ccmmlssion Money loaned on
unlncumberrd H. 81 Estate security Leans negotiated
Tsses pabi for non-rssIdents; kxapinstioa Of Land
Titles made. ETC.. etc.
-RHTERENUns.-
S csSs ss osasia D''enpss' ''''
Robert q Lowry. ssq, Cashier, New Yoss,
Messrs Harris Co., PhilaaeIphis,
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark. M;
Msssrs sAmr Harris : Sons, Bankers, naiunoss
Johns Hopkins, ksq, President, DO
Robert Aickle. ESQ, Cashier. %
.ssr. caass s,o,asis, saalers wssA,ss.ss,,
WM Haliett, Bsq, Mobile, Ala,
LA Bcnoist 4 Co, Banksrs. 81 Losi
For Sale.
Two lots on The Blum, corner Of Eighth ana nain
streets-Ane ,bstrustcd River view.
Several valuable building Lots Harrison aae
Main streets north Sixth s.reet for sale vcSy Low
Tn valuable building Lots On Second and 1hlre
streets, for sale, credit ofAve years Given On 0ose
u the purchase money
Iot 10 Green's Addition; dwelling hose - u
presuises, for sale cheap.
Twenty feet front On Main street, By - loet d
opposite L. Clsi9c House.
west LOs B, block 50. IeC1eire's Nh oddit1o
house with rooms and good stable.
Iots and 8 In Mitcheil's addition, end hoooo
By ~ on lot 1, for sale cheap.
Is asrss .. z7,tp Is. .; all under cutivaaioa
milo from the city, for sails chap.
n 4 Of n SEC ~ Up ~ = west; one nile from
the city Of Muscatihe, for ssle.
W. Of n sec 10 ~ 80 : east sac 20 for sci
- acre. Of Lsndin Wsse Davseport, fer sale cheap.
Lots from 70 acrss, Ans view u river and rvine
Cities, IA
Also many valuable trscts ~ vsfming Lands, il
proved and animpfovcd, foWn Lot, and Unimpsoved
Land thrssghout ~ STATE, for sAle. We invite tho
attention Of thosc wshing 10 purchase b saest
jsn1Atf DOOLAN q STUMP.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
JNo p Cook. JSO. .. piLLoN. Jas.J. LIsDtRv
COOK, DILLON 4 LlNDLEY,
Attorneys and COunsell0rS at Law,

Office In same building Nth Cook 4 Sarge NJ
VAyEpraricr Law IN the suprr Court, .nd In tho
W Courts o. Scott Cedar, Clinton ans Musca
tine Counties. Iowa, and the courts Of Rock i.Ans
County II iBois.
t. our Collection Department, we Il vote pa Ice
ar At. niiDo. All business entrusted TO ~ will b
promptly attended to
april '. 1881 ny
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imperfect article to 60 forth from their establish
upeni has gained for their Scales reputation that
hAe heen In the whole range Of useful
mechanism.
The Scales are unanimo isiy sctnowieheed - the
STANDARD In all transactions By wright.
lawsuit which arose rom discrepancy u weight
between one of Fsirbank's Scales In by the Hal
timore \ Ohio Rai!roah Company and one Of another
manufacture vas recently tried In the Court Of Cor,
Pleas the occupied the Oouri tWo
days. and Judge Marshall IN delivering his decision
,tatei ~ the result VI the evidence that the
cy Of FAIRBAxH's SCALES was established beyond
Al question. pcr sale by
BURROWS PRETrZNAN l. DAIZELL.
The well know reputation OF these Scales has IN.
duced the vendors Of imperfect and worthless halsn
CO TO orr them ~ Fairbanks Scsies. and purchas-
ers have thereby In many cases been subjected 70
fraud and imposition. The manufacturers have no
CONTROVERSY With honorable Competitors who trans
art business In their names, but regarding the
pe.Vct Of the above fraud, pursuing coursr
alike unjust and they take this method
10 caution the public Of their imposittons.
The ratentees manufacture under their own In
spection only at theiy Factory In st. JohnsbuYy, w.
Fer sac In Davenport st.ely ~
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN 4 DAIZRIL,
0H 4 & r. RAIRBANKT b CO,
jsn24n 81 JohnsbuSy. w.. Nay u. 1885,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

Upholstery GUO0S ANA UArpetlng,
WHITNEY. LYON 4 BRO,
I30 Randolph st. Opposite Court House, Chicago Iii
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Da-
w venIcrt and vicinity, that they have receiy'
their Spring stock Of
CARPETlNlsS
Comprising assortment elected with great carss
from the cheapest Cotton to TIE m ST expensive FU
ret. Rugs and Mats 10 Correspad Also, Cocoa
Mats and Mating, Bookings, Crnmo Cloths, Oil Car
pets, &C. Any one desiring 10 have their Carpets
cut snd made by sending tn dimensions Of the ~ ins
can rely having them done 10 their entire salts
faction.
We fully prepared to execute ali orders entrust
ed to US for
Drsperfss. Upholstery r Heusc- Decosssins.
4 full assortment OF Damssks, Broeatels, Ae., OF
recen mt mporis alton and newest styles.
Mr.GEO r. LYONS residence In Paris for two
years in the celebrated est ADJUSTMENT Of Krieger
Co gives US erest facilities for executing all Kinds
OF UPHOLSTERY WORK In the bt II pos sble man
ner and at moderate charges. AairAssts And Pew
ushions made TO order. inch al SA q d8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

NYE have this day admitted into our nrm HcS
w JAMES LiSpLsy, late Of Missoori. and we
continue the practice ~ thu Law under the nAR-
COOK, DILLON 4 LgNM.EY.
In equenee 81 this all persons ~hical At onos
and settle, a. our old busines. mtsf and sAaH 10
Closed
April I, 1857. dim COOK b DILLON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

1H1I1V0 D1NUVW u ~ U 10
lsAle. sud Lensleoen. ~" SRIAM,
ONSrGR, and eDlntss \ s0.
On Dssd b<tvrsn urva and osco,A streets, East
side.
averyth iug In tke EA7sHG Fru aud Oonfeet-
Nuevy lire, serves n ord thu tsp-t 81. 10 and
- shortest nutSce LEN ADk, Il CRRAA end
- C,gass alvsys On har
a.16df. NtNOS 3 CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods
Mattresses or every kind Feather BIDS And Pillows
nlankets, QsueD, Cotton 6AesttAgD nd Pillow
CasttnGs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

GREET CIR PET HILL
Becher HOLSTER & Wilkins,
No. 1875 Lake Streei,
CHICAGO, Ill.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order u make room for on,
Immense stoC1kV
And for the better convenience Of customers,
have taken the fine store pty occupied by n. B.
Cooke Co.. AMI connected IL with former exten.
sive premises Th1entraros - our sales rooms and
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
i3s LAKE STREET 13s
CARPETS.
larger Assortment than an others IN this city COM
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
vELVEIS AND VIII Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 ~,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine, superhne and Tapestry Ingrains Reriins ven-
etisn, H. mp and Ieit Carpets. Druggets, &c.
Oil Cloths.
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Manufactures, from
one yard % twenty-four feet wide
.NAtftMgs.
Also, superior Cocoa Msttings, In oil Widths, suit
able for Oalces, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
Ingrsat variety, from three shnlings TO as.
CURT.AEN' GOOD6,
To this depa rtment We shall devote increased aften
ton. wehave now In store and are daily receiving
Rich Embroidered: CLOTH Cssfslns.
Rtsnah Brocasazes-in patterns and BY yard;
Aa0~iacsat NdfinS-with brocateue borders.
Besvftfd Ssein DsL-aiass,
| Handsome DanaAks-with trimmings n match.
Lace Curtains, ~
which for Beauty Of Finish and splendos In Design
cannot b sarpAssed-vasyins from Is 70 400 per
| pair.
| WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white Buf
0rcen and Blue Hollands.
House furnishing 4 Upholstery Goods
Mattresses Of every kind FEATHER Beds and Pillows
nlsnkets, Qsuos, Cotton 6AssetngS anA Pillow
| CastinGs.
Linen Goods.
Table Linens, Napkins and noylles, Linen Gheet
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hackabucks, Towels, Orssl
b., u 20 PER cent lsss than asuai prtcss
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
Particular attention ID invited to the fAet that
have many Of the bese styles and qaaitiss Of good
i Aha4c mint h hfained here nd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
SALOONS.

1857 JOHN ATKINS 1851
1IAvIk0 re-nt ed his S~loo st the corner Of hi
II aud y In strstr, eSpr sly for their SUNNI
ps00ths, Uin - st .. i TIM nj lii-d vi b
Ice Creams, Wuter d Fancy Ices d Jellies
He VII re Give during III ir .essnn
StrN W berries
lirect fro0 ~ Louis by Earress even, day. He win
gvs perpooal ATTENDANCE ~ " sttv ale, supp r. Wed
ling Partie-, &c, taking tn er,irs ! spoatiblty Of
tes eate, tsiumeut He is III ~ prepared Ia furni'h
Conlee tienary. tiandS, &C.,
" most elsSans style, ant h h1pe' With - entire
satisfaction Of he ubc, that which has or"n the
t~sult II hts ex-stWns In catrrh their ~ilJoy-
nsus. form sunsners.
Wedding thks, lfaiW Z oke. ~ sh rruif. Ice
Creams, Rekied Oysters Tongues in JsL-
~ 6rdady Prese, res, Charlotte De
Rasss. Roman I1nct, Beef - u
Node, Roned 7uvkies, tck-
Salad
'~erther IN Oh art tie. OF eruits, Ac., In their
eosoa.
BALklRDE.
H,lliar Saloon. most esasansiy tsst M, contain
% three tsblcs- Entranc Main -,rrrt.
Iayxeds, IOnH Afk1us.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

CkG1e6AsV 80A9SA1Os
To this depar tment shat! devote incre ssed sften
ton. We have In store and are daily receiving
Rich Embroidered. CLOTH Cxrisins.
Frsndh Broc6saRes-in patterns and BY yard;
Adg~iGcsas HafinS-with brocateue borders.
Besuttfsi Ssen DeI1atsss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

Dupent's Culpewler.
TIE und+rsigned has received and now offer.
for sals. Fear Hundred Keg- Of Blasting
Powder, snd Three Hundve x. p q the brands and
qualities Of tais celebrated Powder, at New York
City prccs-coot OF transportatio added
A. DDLIN,
Agent for :. J. Dupont 4 90.
Once ovefO. 8. Express Once, Perry st. between
I'd and ~ sts.
n. y. 5000 ct Of safety fuse f,r sale. riunsm1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
E.l.Ak HE.NOV.fL.

1--WE up,isf svn"d have rrnn, a TO the new build
] ing in McNanus \ sheipri's block. on Sfcend
Jtvrt, where thy viii remain during he erection :
their new BAnk building. ready to attend to busnce
usual
maro.2dn COOK ASARGFNT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

MOULD respe ffuly ask cont nusnce OF patron
w age best wed npon the lid arm, and promise
that their stock ard prizes shall be found 1t all
times 10 compare fsvorahsy With any sstabiis hment
In the West
We Will not be undersld by any house In our line.
Come sni try US. Il S;CKELS l. BRO.
June IL, 1851 June1olti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

AuD MAS NIX IT'S ut~ro-A dominal Supporter,
~ INV snted hy Mrs SsraA Betts, Phtsdelphis,
niahIy gro umend d BY the hcfes, Faculty -
bstns IN b I ms, rumeu, Of thu kind For sole BY
dr. FRANCIS JACaBY, Apothccary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

Mats and Rugs,

Always on hand ls re- stock Of Canton Mattings.
Also, superior Cocoa Msttings, In oil Widths, suit
able for OGces, Saloons, &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white Bu6
0rcen and Blue Hollands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

UByNr 0sts scts Tor the handkerchief. war
i rant ! g~nui e, eNStsntly Oh hand and sor
IL FRAN, 10 JAcosy. Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25
DRUGS.
'CRfISSkS

~ TkUSSES.
tor thu succrs ful .irssment 81 Hernia
HUI lures that may 10 worn Nth
.ass aud c. susort The sdbscsilsr hiss always on
haai lasor sssos mrnt TYusses, embrsdng the
sass, osar* ~ vassssy sv 6essd. lie guarantees
corr q sAr tmen 10 ppiiesnss. also TOR saie
assvsu.os, Bandases, ~ 'S''csinse, Hsef-inSecs.
ins Syvsnae HyAssnt Br emsS inew and approved
0Aeers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-25

WINDOW SHADES.

which for Beauty Of Finish and Spendos In Design,
cannot b GarpAssed-vaSying from Is 70 400 per
pair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
THE GREAT SWINDLE.
LECOMPrON, Nov. 4. |

LECOMPTON, Nov. 4, 1857.
The schedule has Just been reported. There are
two reports. The minority report legslizss all Sc
lions Of the past Territorial Legislature. Those
laws established Slavery. This schelale, as part Of
the Constitution, establishes those laws. Ii Legal.
lies all the scts Of the bogus officers. I:ssddles
upon the State BY its explicit terms, all ttedebts,
frauds, violence or other would be legal actoos q,
. settled part Of the organic Law OF the Safe. To
these respects both repotsagree The m,jority report
proposes to submit the Slavery clause C sen, It
week bgo to The TRiBUNE) az a separate srticle
1be Constitution itself is not tn be submitted
Neither report provides for this. At an election.
to be held ON the 2lst of December, this article
the so-caled Slavery ARTICLES to be subnitsoi 70
vote OF all the male residents over the age OF 81 in
the Territory. There is to be 10 restriction.
Whether that Slavery article be voted down
or not the Constitution is 70 be declared ratified by
that election, and 70 be sent 70 Washington "a the
Constitution Of the State OF Kansas
From The adjournu est IL this Convection, Gov.
Wslker is virtually deposed. A Regency is created.
John Calhoun is vriusi Governor OF ksneAs He
Is more. lie bss imperial power. At ihis aambsg
election, a. Which the Slavery article s 70 be voted
for, and 1t the State e!seion for Sssso ohoen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16

On Green River. soa one O Big Snfy-ns cssS~
tram oo,sS,sg IN al Of ssvessy eight vaso'A there
vas sccm Gil sscse the officers add va ds~ns.d'
amer hearing the optoior' Of al the gude' s Js'.h"
% tie country, to 90 around BY Soda apssa, where
Tie road forls for Oregon arc California ssd enter ihs
Sat Lake valley through 81 eI~ssve val ey, where
the rsow viii not be an inpsdiment- THIS determine
ton, the e1pre smsn ssys, sss approved Of by Co0oA
ofnst4p who told him TO ssy 10 everybody thai DO
int, ded 10 winter in the valley or not at ar"
The Nornons are congresssd in large psmsers'
even on the eide Of the mountain, burning The grass:
AID are determined it seems 70 prevent the eotrsaoo
Of the troops into the valley anyhow. They are regn
l,iy enroll ID in thousands and Col Johnston eaters
the valley he can vet only the defensive viii he
handful OF men.
The War Department 1. expecting dispatches from
Col Johnston himself, sent through Gen. Soott, S
hesdeusrt.rs Should these not arrive here tomorrow
Or BY Monday morning, the whole report VIII be DIS
credited by the Department Col Johnston certainly
never permitted an express to como back wi,Soat
sendii ffcial dispatches by him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-16
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STARTLING NEWS FROM TIE PLAINSi
THREE TRAINS, CONSISTING OF sEyRNTy.PIvR
WAGONS, CONTAINING GOVERNMENT STORES
ROR SALT LAKE CITY, DESTROYED By The
hORMoEs.
We have late intelligence by express, sent Mesrs.
Russell Wsddel, that three Of their tcans, consist
Sog Of seventy Eve wagoDs, in charge Of Dawson,
&eon and Barrett, oontaiaing Government stores
xor TIE Amy, on route for Salt Lake City, cap
tursd and bnrned by the Morrons At Hands Forks Of
and sufficient ratons 70 reach Fort LARAMIE were ST.
lewed the drivers and those connectsd with the
t1aiDs, AID ten minutes given them to leave.
They have burnt all the Government stores but did
not offer TO hurt any Of those connected with the
sraiss .syrg they did not wish to spill blood unless
one Of the saints should be killed. ana hen they would
Annibilate the whole United States army.
They have burnt off all the grass for distance Of
two hundred miles arourd Salt IKE City, for the pur.
pose Of ssrvpg the stock with the Government trains
Jesse Jones, one Of Russell a. Waddelfs agents,
hed gone 10 Fort Broger for supplies; he was de-
tanned there as Prisoner and Is supposed 70 have
been Allied Is kno that he was well acquainted
sify.
How facts Ike these show the folly Of our Govern
mesfl He'd the troops at Fort Lesyen worth, under
Gen Harvey, been pushed early in the Spring in
stead Of berg forced 10 play Political pat 10 kao
sas, Utah might have been awed into submission,
without the sacrifice Of life and property. Now we
may, look fer bo,h-and q long sad bloody fight
besides.
p. R-we have unoi6ci.l Intelligence that the al.
vasced trains consisting Of 80 wagons arr Win The
troops, and are ssiel