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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

NIW AILLIl11y HOUSE,.
THE subscriber having recently esssbhshed at Nc
ia LAKE STREET, CHG AGO, NEST s1ten.
sivs
Wholesale and Retail MILLINERY House,
soald invite the attention Of country dealers TO his
stoek-amopg which viii always bs found the lsrg
60 assortment Of PATTERN HATS and STRAW
GOODS, together eith all he novelties ofths Hast
err Market in this clay.
Gsods freely sAcvs, and sold cheap for cash.
nhl7 dSn C. C. WEBSTkR.
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CEMENT ROOFING.

C6N49N = 6AO08 4Av9s
WE, the unde signed, are prepare 10 eon,,.et
,sr proof cement Roofing, II being the only article
We, thai Will successfully resist The ae.on
Of he atmosphere Of ever cline. ~ = pesissses
Ne believe II IL equal II MOI superior, 70 any Me-
tuiic Roofing. We can put II on over Yin, tAr, iron
.aiasss Is msklns no ai ssas n0u M ss
10 pfove ~ above repre- sen,ed. We vii put iton
.or a per square I'D et squAIsl-eeiny ~ eAesp,
e .s'S 3 sHs
count Of IT'S urasiisy, ths chssPee' pAins sla' eau
be used. mat, a..
NO ~tsh their roofs sepa red 10 call nj our once,
and ern mise samples, aud for refer nee 10 eaii
upon the following gentlemen 10 Cincinnati;
Ezra baiiy, smith street between FouNA and
Riuh. samuel 0gden's 40, axe Fourth ssrsets ba-
her d Won Phul, sg Fourth street; hssry Emerson,
No Il VALIANT street. VIM. eonk Ia, sls fenrih
| street; Geo. carlisle, President OF me Afsyetuh
Bauk.s n. L'Homm eieu, President of the cinetn
..u Hamilton nd Dayton Railroad; ID. c. Lord,
P..dsn q ne ono aud 4
Zsp.syiae Railroad Gee. w colin, Bell Msnuiss-
tuyer ieg n. Second street; Joseph coz, hsq iros-
ssu.sx A'orass for hs%'oa soa sss6t S -.
Ray.I insurance co ), London AMI Liverpool u. W.
HASKELL, President 81 The Backsye State Insurance.
"a. Henry Morton, Presdsn. OF the central iasa'
,snse 90 !; ;. II. Hooker, agent Of E1ns Insurance
60 Fulton, X. u. corwin, Eco, 4, II, hinkiei
Msssrs John shiIlito a CO., DRY foods Dasiers,
Fourth stecS .. y sone fsInhute
| and Dealer, No 23 Esss Fourth street. Mitchell
| Ksmmeisbsvgh, Furniture Manu- iaeiufenaud Deal.
s,s Poafth street, w. II. Stewart, Builder, 3i5
Plum street; Merritt s. kemplon, Buliars, OIL
W..tern Row; Mr.. PeteT campbell, Asentfor Wss
tern stage Co; q O. Miller q Sons, carriage Manu-
Jaatursrs, IL ~esiseyonth street; J. W Wayne, $50
Main street; +. r. Grake, AsniA; r. & D. W. Gag,
Aurorp, Ind; Z, Wilson, Ayondalej A. Brown
Glendale; samT cory, Esq Hamilton, Oh Messns
Putnam, Poole 81 co., Harmer, o.; Nj. J. D. ersbb,
| Miller sbars, Ky and also, Lewis faxint Geo. W
Goodhus, T. n. eoaweil, boDsrt Harlan, u, carroll
g. shorten, J. b. Russell, b. Hurd, Morris Dram,
Noes, captain u. collier, j. l.. Hooker, A - fia-
mas, James Wilson, sam Borden, Gray, Rem a
yr.y Brothers Lyuah a. Rice, NiiiGs, dionn g. 60
Snitou: g. u Habbsrd, Atna Insurance. Co. ). u
foooer Chicago aud Olhsrs, who can he Referred 10
N B.-we are prepared TO uli oTdsts iol our &c
40 AMI 70 those resdsg Al distance, viii difacsion rs
GuF asipR IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
AoGOA % n @"71,
tsuecessors TO q. w. DAneSl
New York Harness Store,
= = IN n n etursra and nnalsrs IN ma go hi

nanufaeturors And OeaIs1 IN Harness, 1gI-
dies. Dadalss, Collars, Dlaaksts, o.
NLYK are nov manufaetarine eHtea sively Coach,
w Gig and Team Hasaess Of Ne iatsst style anu
the work 10 led 70 give elton o. no ale.
"A splendid variety Of Coach, Huggs, Team and IA
dis Whipsjast received tho most extensive assor-
mentin tho wess. Blankets In every variety; India
Rubbsrhorse Coyers ~ manufsetursY's prices he
only agency for the sais Of tAees articles In he
WesL keE
Thankful for past favors aad hopiay = continue
lion Of the same ws aaissr ourselves We can please
all IN want Of articles Ia our line.
LO0Uk d NkWBY,
I'd ct, doom Hast OF Brady,
Del I'd - DIFF DaTannaYl. lfHa
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
IOWA SOAP WORKS.

AboV0 Ff0hSY coIve9n AaAh md bfHdy oHeeB.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE sabse riben having recently completed their
works In this city, are nov prepared 70 Ill ordsrs
Very Superior Qualities, for pre-eminsnes In the
market. IL viii be found trA, that our soaps viii
that hey do msls in water arc conss-
aaeny much cheaper 10 the consumer, t having been
proven that ssvsn pounds soap equal 70
Of ordinary kfndD and that tbs great di0culy Ia
other soaps, 10 snrmonntsd In ours of rsaini Nc the
hands free from sorsaess Aftsr long imnsrsion and
Rabbing In the vAsh-tub.
The grAdea above referred 10 ErAsise Pearl
Palm No kxtrA ana Famiiy SssPs. Win The aboS,
ssruons, We Submit oar pr0dacta TO The verneauon
Of he pebble with confidence that Of them vii
jassify our ndAsions Of their asality Msr
chants and Dealers are requested 70 call and
Sof Aamsclves before purchs eng else who're.
Jan. %, 1856 d6. J. d. r. HALL co
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1856,
n. Green,

n. Green,
Msnufsctursrer and Dealer In Hate, Caos, Fars,
Robes, Huckskis Glove and Mlttens:
VYyEsro in receipt Of our ALL STOCA ,
w TO which we invite the scsntion Of ths ciu-
.sus Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity. Our
mciliuss for o6taiulDg goodsdirsct nom nrs. nano.
Wholcssls and Retail, ss any house in the west
Htshsst mar ), pvicss paid for all kinds Of ship-
ping Furs. Ia f,,a,,a Rov
ns.~u Davenport, lows.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

Howe 8 IanprOycd Patent

rIH- andsrslsned are proprie.on q ne .bo, r
s.atrsct FOR the sfectio Railway pr Highway
Bsdgss ofany snssh o. span non se1cSt 70 20 lse,
In any part Of the State. Al the above Bridge nave
Statea VI deem comIneai q 70 thsr stren9th, dufs
bility and chcapnsss unnecessary All eommunicA
tens npon Vie win receive lrnM
teb ts-dwu sf So ~ pavonporI lows.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
Improved Oscillating Steam Rngins,

-, ak SteHM Engines !
AaaufAstarsA ct tbs Rsvksys Machine sho.,
Fourth 81, west end VI tho ii ~
DAVE NPO u r, 10
me subscribers are now prepared TO 0rni.b L,
j order kagtuss ~ ANY size, aud In Wits thSs.
msy be scea running. III ese kagines re- m "a Al. :,
simplicity and compsctness, and n u =,
do all Beet Jestsrss OF the semmos vseiyr ssat,..
sATsss SAh oth-rsai steAt at.ity peculiar 10 them
selves make them particularly eeono pcal IA M :,
and repairs. We also make,
MILL WORK Of all kinds and MACHIuRpY
In general, Of the best quality.
Repairing Promptly Done.
those Who iasor a with their o fasfs MAJ aan.r.
on being soIs ed 10 sausfAc tios
dscis tG d~f TOWNSEND, SMITH d co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

lAT HouSEIs, Ne, Lh 1890 H ~. ~.
6Ayk tsst rstarasd from New YORK 1ttA -
isresst ana bcsl stock Of fas Wstshes Asd !svslrs
ever Before offered Ia ,hts HAfke. ! 49, Ss sn
fS.id Thsins nom o. ts CSC. Ngs in Two s'is 10
Ssaoc breast Pms iron eits 500
s.td al psrsealsr sttenSiou 10 ny stock o. "a
49, siss saieh enersses fail variety Of fAin,
4 sssane ESD knasneisi casss,aed h'ns ieAa gu"
i - asss fhsSticas.
In shart ms whole stock Of Clock ;, Mstcsess Jew,
~,rx SIlysf sad Plated ID ISl AID complete ass
49, larfer tAAn AAs ever been troaShst 70 this INST
~ are 9!lsen Wholesale rstsh al priees thai
ali asly Ill coapsuttcr.
RepaafznS danS ~ -suatatseorsnotses
ECS. ma BsA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

Orptes o. EueKkFE SYArk tssUsANcE Cos,
No l6 From street, Dst- Main aid Syoa more,
eineinpAt, y. Dec I6lh, lsSa.
To ali whom Il may conesrn;-fhis 10 To esd y
that hav examined specimens and roofs Of VI Il.
ohilds 8 co = r re- aud Water Proof com cot Roof
ing, sad belisysN 70 be emiaeniiy sapsrisf 70 edy
oIher kind Of Roofing nov in use. was an eye
~itnesa Of 4 severe trial Of Of these kooh, from
a large volume Of aAms nom an adjoining building,
which struck recliy upon the Roo and eoInicsfo
near hail sn honf. II stood me tina beyond . II
expse a Il o, 4 nd Say cd the building.
Signed, y hahhELL,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

STREAK OF LIGHTNING

A RRkSTED by Que OIL. Close & co. - Lightning
IA kods. Rods put . 10 the bast manner by a..
meho lm 4. ClOSE 4 60,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27
HARRIS
Fall aud Winter Goods

HA3@1S'
Fall and Winter Goods
LAVE Just arrived of all kindsand qualities, sui,-
Liable for ladies', nissss', gsus' and ocys wear.
euks and oatias,
Dress Goods and Trimmings In abundance,
White 0osAs.
LAsss and Kdgtngs.
ohavh aAa Hs1tillas,
hosiery and Gloves,
Large lot Of Blankets
Cloths, Csssimsrss,
estiustts, fwssds,
Jeans, Chsek. Hickory,
Linssys, &C., -.
In fact ever ything that belongs 70 Dry Goods Es-
fabMshnent Just call anc examine our stock be-
fore purchasing else There.
Brady, Doors below I'd st.
Davenport sep % dsw
OISS0LUTIOa
TVNHR arm Of Jamme, DonIsiy d Co IL this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. W. " Barr, Ecu, IL full
indebted will please call ~ the counting Of Barrs
Commercial Collage, corner Perry aud ID streets, and
adtu9 their tndsstssss. G.JAMMk,
j. DosSRLY.
January ., 1851. tdlm) IDP PERFORM.
CopArtnership.
L. Jsnms aud J. Donnslly, under the rrln and name
Of Jaime b Dounsly, Will continue the busins ss q.
the old stand, whore all srdsrs In their line will BE-
promptly aud faith executed.
Han, 1, dUdm. JAIME DONSELY
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ST. x,..- = ~ua swry ets
valley City NILS, Scott COUNTY
A npn sml s, nsnuf.ctaring The best s,,d..
Prices through their agents '0"s0 marhs
EVANS, cHEw q co.
seP'S Gornor Perry IND s.,.
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Asv Gas Fitting, Lamp,
CHINA AND GLASS biOltE,

CHINA AND GLASS bGOKE,
" or. JOHN PHILLIPS co. have this asy
IL speas1 their store 90 Perry street bsisesI
1870 90 Thisd, Grisgs block, for Tho ssie Of all
GAS FIXTURES,
,.,.1s.s cAssdslisrs sf various ksiserns, Ia great
asiss, 6aphSas, Preach xssAsniesl and
Plaid Lamp.
GLASS AND CHINA WAKE, DC.
- ~ ysspsssuI cal me sssss.ies me sii
sss~s ~ 6avosper asd Rock lslapd 70 inspssL
S,Tss ~ 81 largs beyen VIII - tsestsa 90
~ 0sasfss aA. ~ sesss's ."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

CHICAGO LkATHBA HELTINti MANUfACTOkY
KELLY i BLACKBURN.
Nansfsssarsrs Of Superior Anisls OF
l. 4 A n II e u - q l. TIL Nc,
Whieh they VII sell AZ New York and Boston pncss
Ahssral discount made to large purchasers.
KELLY S 1LAcxBU1N.
Tanners, Curtfen Importers Of French and EnSiish
esxher. Doalefs in Tanners Oil and Hides 2aS Lake
Street. CHlCA6o.t LIMOS. tune 4dwly
1857. SPRING TRADE. 1857.
THoxA1 01019E CO.,
AAsuRAcToRY, SALES ROOM,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.
nAHugAoTusxas or
Rough and FinisAsd Brass Work Of every aessrip.
plsia. P..a,.Asd. snapsd ana J.p.nnsa Tin Ware.
Soda Fsanta ins, Draught fipss and Cooisrs,
Dser Pnmps and Cocks,
Fancy and Plain Toilet Ssus,
Chamber Pails, 0arden sprin kisIs, SC,
AnsAan Wen Pipe, plain and Gslvanissdl
L n sad Psscs Paops, &C.
wnsLxsALs pEALsasIs
nunsrs Stock, Machines snd Hand Tools,
French nansd and Resnslsd Ware,
Lanisrnsof ever variety, Dr.zisrs and Boil. Cop.
Rxass, Copper, Iron aaa Steel ware,
BNss aAd Copper Tubing, Block Tia, AnlimoRy,
sns:, and sab 1 e., insoss 1osPss Pump
Rabbsr Hose, Betting and Packing,
Stoves, Hot Air Fsrniess, kegisssrs, Sc.
Al orders promPsiy attended, ssd prices ~ los
- the market viii allow.
Tws always receive OLD CoPPKR AND
ruo .. osoass, EDWARD aanrLros, s.v. sArss
milf d3m
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Gbla(|D.

UNION Can ND BRIDGE WORKS
r o U N y ny.
cHIcAGO fLLINoIS,
sss. s s. sssss. :.1. .s !. ssa.s
Y = rf:ss g =. so, IL s ~. No.
nsssaPsrsa's'ss, Ss ss.sgsSsssa liz sevros,
nvesss,ss Jossnai asd Iowa cay Rspesesr wilt
sssS ssfy eeiy ssss. and sssA saiss pssss''ssss'
W. ntii.. s.s "a: q S.scsvsd hon .Sss sosssIa
E =: ;. Si e H. isSbsSss, '' No. y ss:ss
Ws,ss srss. ccHss, ed ssysss s.s1 g sSss.s
q sdSsass q any oslsr Hosss n As. line, isdaess
Aen 20 err tAstr ssoek tor Asn easn, o. !ogsT
esless shaa can Be fosnd atAay otAs hcsss IN Ne
1Isir stock 10 large, aud saursiy asw. and cor
g g, :. :: y: ss s s:r:: ss Si:,'
- 1SasSsgsr, 80 Boxss Raisies,
s ., .sf . :, N ssss. ss N:.
,sss - 81 liz. AlL.Lx1 ROUNDS.
s~snOvg. CASES. SHOW CASES.
Snow cAslsAs4 Msni - Maasi.esurr lss,1
= Se.A ulaek Stssse bsssssa Adam ss1 Aonr0s
su0ssI Uco,esso3 "a. ...,,.,., .o,...n,,v a. hand
a. ssAs % orAss, sch = silver Passd German sn-
yss, Rosewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut Be- %.
Asrs from the country promptly attended g. Cesss
and 'Ass'd 20 " Ibss Holt
ise south Clark strsss r. Q. Ban slss, Chicago, III.
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---9, @ee1o ns~.

~ Az 0xRF E220S
xSoIN siIver Spooas aad fai' All 1880 asd pat
: 4 jtarbe and made expressly q ths n1derN gaed
Sfso fati ssostneat OF Mottan's oelsorAtsd told
Psrsa, lsssts, &C S..LoN's.
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otselssArl AsHsoy RoYAL lss CO.,
Feb. 9Th, bsS7. I
have examined W. h. ehilds co.'s klAs.ie Fire
nd Water Proof cement Rooans, and as far ~ eAh
iudx~ eousld o. it good iuvsnto and willing TO
insure thus protected upon the sams tsfs
A. In co lLoss GOV sred with metal
Signed, Jons . law,
Agent RoysiIns. co., London and Liverpool.
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ciscIssAIt, Deoembex 18Th, ihSd,
To whom 4, may concern This 10 to certify that
vs nave eaopted w. T. chiids n &C. . elastic Fire
ana s,sr Proof GENE nj Roonng upon cur storss
aud y slins houses. II has gwen u . noel per.
ssc, All sfscs,op, and Ne can fseommsnd u TO all
viahinx Fire and Water Proof heoanE.
SIG ssd, sAhEh q Nos fneL,
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s. q. HOoKEN, chicago.
Your mo uiry as to Child's sement Roofing, say
have from experience the utmost condolences In II
for roonug purposes and recommendit for All aNd
lags which am engaged Ia pu ting up, IS superior
10 Tin or shingles or any cement roonns used here.
IRA ROOIk,
chicago, Feb 81, 81. builder Of kiebmoud House.
OHes, Dsyenporl'a block, opposite Lsclxire
House, Davenport, where any Information can be
Obtained or orders left.
All persons warned sgainse Infringement upon this
patent. .E
City aud county rights for Iowa and Minnesota for
le. J. u. VAN BuRGEN q co
{ uch5 isH o. II. BENJAMIN, denl. Agent.
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} D, BENNETT

CINCINNATI i2th month 2ad, 1855.
Thine Of The l7th instant Is before me, for reply
TO thy inquiries about The PAteut kiaslie cement
Rsoanr OF W. 4. childs q CO. l have examined
ssysrsi roofs put by them, and have my ling
nous, nd stable coverAd Nth Tho material. l
believe they are me best, or Otherwise, the most
com leta roof Ia every respect ever put on build
Ing, costing the same amor1t q money. They are
stances my trisud, EZRA nAtLf.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-27

At reduced prines. New L saus Time 10 sc
"A cAeep seeas - iatsA 70 siose Qua near - Pee
sisls ny PrsssA,ss pu,aN
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c,scisslrI, January 7ib, 1857.
Having made con stasfsbie inq uiry ~ 10 the smr-
ia Of the Patent Elastic cement Roonng introduced
into this CITY by ehiids co., FAD IL 20 be higsly
recommended IN Lhis city By many competent
iudses; that ills nsetiux with very ready snd gens
rslistr odustioai that fts superiority over The tsr
mpostion IoohaS Ia decide ed lad freely sdristsd;
and, AnAIiy, e1pscl h. adopt Is Tor my next root
which Will be psht summerha Wing int ndsd 70 uss
I'M but Viii the virtues ofths psteat hissae
Tous.mal D. BENNETT.
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YRIYATE R0ARI ne

LAY be had the wess side q Hipies sueel, %
N 400, IRON Third sestisD and lady or two
can BE- soocM Hodsted Win con table rooms snd
beard Alss, limited number Ell 9o1nx gentiemsn
cas- be accom- 10 odaled- Terms y ssohable
t.sss n d. M0kGER.
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EusnSssg Dress Goods.
WHITE RkOCADk SILKS
wv IsAt Nrips and PLAID Hlks
White, p(Ak md blue Cfsess d. Pasyts
Rhk, ~ and whiSs 9Th TuIlS
Celorsd DAFsess and faylstons
fink, blos aAd buG Msstnog --Sfs.. -,
Ass6rOsdHfSs Of sysry Dtscysptton,
- 6llk Bsrthasa t~fet.-. .-@--
vslsaeisness nii usiials l@cs ksttg
Whit GsA light coiorsd Is tuk.ysg
Aaa great yarisey u svsEy style of lvsnng Dress
0oe6D 90 y lband Ct WADSWORr6's
dsce-du second st. Opposite LsCiairs House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-26
sorrntax conrr.er,L cor,rrrrps

sorTBEaS consKRcrAL CossEsTIos. On
the fourth day, the Convention adapted re-.
solutions requesting the General Govern.
m.nt TO instruct IL. diplomatic agents abroad
To use their efforts to procure q reduction or
repeal Of the duties on tobacco ;--urgibg the
Gavernment 20 obtain c0ntrnl Of the isihInus
of Tehuaniepec ;--calling the attention "
tie South 70 tie importance ~ grape culture.
and appointing 4 rammittee i"prDeurr Inlnr.
nation upon the subject -cndorsing the re-.
solutions Of the snulhern blsh"p- 90 build =
college = appointing a committee TO inquire
into the propriety Of fe.oprning The slave.
trade land a resolution lor the organization
u Southern Agricultural aud Commercial
Association.
Among the resolutions defeated was me
endorsing Walkers course 10 Nicaragua -
me declaring II inexpe,lient 70 investigate
lie praprists 81 fe.npening The slave trade.
sud one calling National Commercial aud
Agricultural Convention II Louisville. Ky.
The Convention sdjuurned 10 meet ~
Montgomery, Ala. IN May next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-26
From = The state"
COTTON Is KING.

And cotton is quite as much The pruduet Of
The North IS Of the South. II Is q great ma.
tiUnal power, reared up BY the ronjoint In
dustry and capital Or the two sectinns. But
for the commerce. manufactures, and capital
Of the North, the South would have TO divert
thirds Of her labor from agricultural pur.
suits, m order TO produce the ordinary ne.
cesssries and comforts Of life. She would
then have no cotton to sell, and cotton would
cease To- be king. Those who consume cot
ton. those who manufacture IL. those who
supply the implements Of industry to culii.
yate i;--who furnish the clothing Tor the
negroes. and comforts anil Injuries fur their
owners, are - much the producers Of cotton
a. the soil. the mules, and negroes Of the
south.
The North and South share alike the merit
and demeril Of cotton growing. The North
brought the negroes from Africa. and the
South bought them and now the North sus-
tains slavery by consuming slave proiuets.
add furnishing shareholders with means aud
facilities TO render their business profitable.
Europe needs our cotton, and must have il.
Il has therefore justly been rallied King. Bot
shs equally needs the wheat anil corn, and
beef and bacon Of the Northwest. All sgri.
cultural produets are deficient il Europe, and
henre the surplus Of America Is an element
u power--a means Of preserving peace, a
well a. source of wealth.
The free labor u the North and the slave
labor u the South have become equally ia.
dIspensahle 70 cri.tendoIn. Should England
lose India. or become crippled in her power
there. the products of American agricultural
labor will become still more necessary "a
Europe.
With the capital. commerce, and manufac.
turing skill 81 the Northeast, the agricultural
labor Of the Northwest, and the slave labnr
u the South, acting IL harmony and unison,
and America 10 the Inost powerful natDin on
earth. But divide these sectons--let each
set up for itself--saeh carry on independent.
y al industrial pursiits--and we should
become as contemplate as China or Japan
lor We should produce no Surplus to sustain
foreign trade Or intercourse.
Commerce. has destroyed both sectional and
national independence Il 10 fast making
civilized mankind common brotherhood, and
rendering war sm0ng Christian nations almost
aa imPotgJ6iig. WHAT bad, Chustena0Iu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-26

The following paragraph from the Chicago
Times give. an idea 81 how harvesting Is dons
al the West;
"a friend Of ours says that ane lly last
week be went up 10 the top of bill called
NJ. Zion. six miles from Janrssiiie. Rock
Co. Wis, and counted on the surrsunding
PLAIN me hundred and sii'y four hor.r pnstr
reap'ng machines. busiiy cutting dawn sheat.
There we're onr thousand men. wrnrn anil
bnys follosing after, binding and shocking sp
The golden .hrayes. Il Was sgit wnrih
sreing. 10 behnld the grain lalllng and hr,ng
gaihere. Up At the rate Of two hundred acres
per hour.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-08-26
Ffom the Neg York EIprssa
MARCH OF EVENTS IN KANSAS.

Governor Walker talks fair enough 70 the
people Of that territory, and there Is every
reason 10 believe that il is only because he
is inclined 70 aa fair, that the Republicans
here in the North keep up, 10 conjunction
with the 6re.eaters South, ERE in his rear.
II the Governor does right--if he succeed
in pacifying kansas--those Northern and
Southern fire mM ioresee tha, their cleo
tioaeering guns will be spiked, and all their
home .ammanition used up. TX" pitch into"
Walker. then, just now, is the order Of the
day.
But, While the Governor is subjected TO
this bombafdment from these Northern and
Southern batteries, we see be preserves bis
squanimity and bis good temper wonderfully
WE'LL He has frequent free talks with the
people, and seems determined that whatever
else il Save discussion al least shall be
free. Passing through Tie town of Manhat.
tan, lev days since, he went into an ex.
animation Of the present political distur.
Dances Of Kansas, and rec0mpended the
great Democratic remedy Of the ballut.bor /;
assured them that the vote Of the bona fde
settler would be undispBted. aud that they
could then have a peaceful, constitutional
method Of electing their own rulers and
framing their own laws. The method BY
the Topeka Constitution was unconstitl.
tioaal and revolutionary. That Constitution
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