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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLASSES.-BROOKES
~ Academy Montague Hall, Court sreet-New class for
ladies' and children Thursday afernoon also new class
gentlemen Thursday evening. All the fashionable
dances ght in of lessons
DPIvATE DANCING LESS0SS-A TEACHER, WHO
best and quickest method las,ruc, All fashiona
twelve wishes instruction In
private families and boarding schools 50 cents lesson.
Address Paris. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

II n RASGs ArcTrOSEER. -BANGs co WILL
IL .p er sals this day, Nov ~ iots o'clock AZ their
s.lesroou No rs Nassau street very deslrsole
OF new and second hand furniture consna " ue, "iar
cults orockery cutlery, carpets olco.n, & ,i
-ubcs Ac AZ, also rosewood mahogany uae anu -nas,
led chamber and dining furniture o PanunsA
fancy ruods Ac 81 Sale without reserve taalosuesfe"
early n NOR tngn f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

~ HoI.BRoOK, AuCTfONEER.
81. ~ A. BRbMS-Siorr itG and iDt Maiden tanr.
thursday, November at o'clock ut the auction room,
By caaogu. of $50 rthen ware per ships Webster
Constantine, comprising bite granite, e. edgd flow
ng and printed ware.
Also 500 packages French and American glass ware.
Terms at sale.
And at III O'Clock
the shelves isn lots rarten and gliss ware china
tea sets Sc suited 10 city country trade. Also. iron
safe pelnos make Goods carefully fcpacAei f0r ship
ping. Catalogues ready
MoRIARTY, Auc1IoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
e. day, all O'clock a. isa Chatham street, large amount
furniture from families leaving the CITY, Also fancy ana
other goods also biets slightly damaged also cafpe &C
lanes COLE ArCTIoNEBR HOUSEHOLD FURNf
81 horses carriages, harness, wtncl alcs
ac-JAMkS COLE A son will SELL "Wednesday Nov 4,
lni o'clock $50 Fulton street Brooklyn. OPPOSITE the
city Hail. an assortmcn mahogany furniture carpets,
piano oil paintings also Is baskets superior cbsupsee u
caret wine scotch ale OIL candies &C Also
o'clock Of the store, 30 Fulton street, horses.
wagons carriages harness sleigh robes Ac se positive
4 AMrs GOLF, ACCOMMODATIONS PRINTS, &c-
81 JAMES COLE SON will SELL on "Wednesday, N@y =,
o'clock r. NJ 80 Fulton street, brooklyn, large
valuable collection Uf carefully selected miscellaneous
works cngravings &C. Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
UcrIoN NoTIcE.-uNITED STATES MARSHALL

Diamonds
The undersigned will sell at auction, Saturday, Novem
Der I, At eleven A. NJ, at the No. II Nassau street,
Bank OF the Commonwealth building by order Of Isaiah
Rynders United States Marshall ST 900 worth Of di
onds sizes also sterling silver forks spoons &C
three days previous the sale
of Augustus Schei ESD Collector Of the PORT
Custom House. SAMUEL OSGOOD 4 CO..
Aurtioneers,
Mas. strpet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

IL last twenty sx yesrs sonnned his practice 70 The ca
private Diseases The u misplaced cunAdcu
call on him with the certainty Of being radically curc
Charges moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

line of black and fancy silks.
nswNBRoEyR,s sAIE-w LEWIS WILL. SELL,
mi. dsv AZ sI powerv p saira) In Delsney
street large assortment unredecmed pedges consisting
of gowns shswls remnants, quilts pillows bl.nhet -,
&C commence halfpsst 10 O'Clock ny Orhef OF
WILLIAM SIMPSON 60, Isl Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

90 IN FOR l6 WRITING LESSONS OF TWO HOURS
% w cach.-Bookkcepng, algebra, arithmetic. &C.
reduced prices all this week qualify young men foi
business, a, PAlNEs academies % bowery and IS fr9r
street Brooklyn From the Newport News:-We PARTICULAR,
invite attention Col Paines popular system Of writing
which, with the eaerpr-ng facility storms An un
slightly scrawi into beautiful, free and expeditions hand
writing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

I1ARE REDUCED TO SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-
il The ma gniHcent steamship VANDERBILT Edward Iiig
gins, commander, b.2o6 IONS will sail
Frem NEW YORK for From SOUTHAMPTON aud
SOUTHAMPTON 4 HAyRE, HAyRE for NEW YORK,
saturday Dec
Saturday. Dec. ~
Price passageFrst cabin $O0 second cabin $50 Spe
Gle delivered London and Paris For freight passage
apply 10 - . ~,
Letters England and Europe prepaid 70 cents each halt
ounce s enclosure OF postage stamps II from other cies
will be received No bowling Green New York. 10 ifs
O'Clock on the morning Of sailing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
An lmper,su, Ones, ion.

The Democrat recently boasted Of hav.
ing been the hrs, paper in the State OF Iowa
snieh suggested the name OF Jas. Buchan.
an Tor the Pres deney. Tie Muscstlne
Enquirer eorrec,s our neighbor in this little
boast Il claims to have been, under and
other editor than the one who now controls
il, tue first paper in the State that suggest
ed Buchanan. and says the next was the
Dubuque Express and Herald, and the third
the Burlington Gazette. Probably our
nsraber meant the Democrat was the lss'
to make this important suggestion. 1t Is
no credit TO either Of them. As they were
all such particular admirers OF the Pierce
Administration, why didn't they make q
calculated to assist in securing
its continuance a second termt Or as they
u pheld % warmly the Douglas Nebraska
Kansas act, upon which the election turned,
why didn't they make suggestion which
might have aided in some degree to place
the author OF this set on trial before tho
people,o give him chance of securing the
reward Of his particular political virtues-
What credit was there in suggesting the
name of man who was in no manner con-
neeted, owing to his absence from the
country, with the measure which was to
engross in itself all outside principles and
opinions daring the eanvasss We fear these
good Democratic editors have an eye open
to little government pap in the way Of
advertising in their dispute about who first
suggested Buchanan's name in this State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
10 Nsvs csnise sst I.1spsaasat.

The News OF Friday evening cakes We
~ peculiar position for political paper,
And pictures happy Nillsuiam which The
edtesr viii mover live b witness. lie 10 II
fsvsrof entirely leaving politics ost Of mu-
nicipsias well as judscial Gle ctions--in fact
that Democrat, Republican or Ameri-
can, should, when State or national poll.
tics are net involved. enquire whether this
OF that candidate be Of his particular faith. !"
What is very peculiar, the very evening this
article opened its infant eyes to the world, =
Convention OF the News' own party made
nominations 10 Oil certain municipal otices.
We fear the influence OF the News 10 but
very iaconsidssable with It's owa party
The 10 not the fret OF i,s suggestions which
has been passed BY - idle wind. The
News says:
Ia the selection of municipal officers, the
test OF Democracy or otherwise should Dc
icnored--,he only point which should De
settled lie, who xill best Act for the public
good; not who is the most available Demo
srst OF Republican. Sorry are we, there.
tore, TO hear of Republican" and .Demo
cratic conventions. whose obJects are sim
ply to select city or township officials. II
IL suoordinauug the public good to mere
psrtizsnship, aad making il secondary to
simple abstraction -for in what manner can
Democratic" or @Repubnesn" principles
influence the action Of these msns
This may be all true enough. but Il is mol
pr sslcsi. There 10 no use trying to kesE
politics on, Of municipal elections. % lonl
as there are two struggling rival Politica
parties. Atall eveuts, the ides comes viii
= very singular grace iron political paPe
in this city, At the very time when both par
ties arc engaged in making their nomina
tons. Why does 40, the News hasl dow
its colors At once, and become neutral .
Independent papers Probably II nigh
aehisve the success in hatfield II has fsils'
to secure in politics.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
The Truth Well Told

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, 4
paper most intensely "nationai" and as in.
,snsely opposed to the Fremont party, uses
the following language in relation to the
decision in the bred Scott case, and The
resignation Of Gov. Gerry:
The extra judicial decision Of the Su-
preme Court, in which that high tribunal
overs,epped the limits Of their duty, and
made an excursion into the domain of party
politics, hss Infused determination into the
decaying opposition, mas inspired il with
new yigor, and reinforced il by great mum.
her. OF thoughtful men who, though they
make no n0isey demonstrations, have ia
Ken their ground end will maintain it TO
the end.
Close upon this insuspIeious decision,
the country 10 startled by the intelligence
that Gov Gesry, Of Kansas, has resigned
his Office, because ne 10 no, supported by
The genera! goveraent 10 bis efforts to
maintain order, There is bad state OF
tiinss 10 Kansas Mr.. Buchanan must pub
&C end TO Il Al once, or bis administration 10
doonedi The hour calls for strong will
and bold hand. THIS 10 no time for
simid, hasting Vascillafing policy. The
country mas waited, and hoped, and disci.
pned itself to patient endurance, in the
expectation that when il was reliyed of the
incubus Of the Pierce administration, II
would bshelo the reign Of order and justice.
Conservative men refuse 10 live any longer
on expectation, and viii demand deeds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
coed Dec trins Thirty-ssvsu Yssrs Ago.

Extrae from Silss Register, March IL lssS
The votes on this question (the Missouri
Csmpromise), eonclusively prove that
large majority in both houses were of opin-
ion that Congress holds a Constituhonal
right to inhibit slavery in the Territories
OF the United States, without their original
limits; though many, adverse to the restric.
ton on Missouri, may have thought il mex
pedient to impose such restrictions. The
territory north Of 361s degrees north ia,i.
,ude, lie forever forbidden to be peopled with
slaves, except in the State Of Missouri
The right, then, to inhibit slavery in any Of
the Territories, is clearly..and completely sc-
knowledged, and it ia conditioned. as TO
some of them, that even when they become
States, slavery shall be forever prohibited
in them. There 10 no hardship in this.
The Territories belonged to the United
States, and the government may righsfully
prescribe the terms on which il will dis
pose Of the public lands. This great point
was agreed to in ths,.Seaste, % votes to II,
and in the House of Representatives, by ls4
to q, or really, by lsS to a7--(5 members
from New York and Massachusetts, voting
against the bill, because they were opposed
to the admission of slavery in Missouri, D
and We trust il 10 determined forever in
respect 10 the countries now subject 10 the
legsIat ion OF the general goversment |,
il true, the Compromise 10 supported only
BY the letter Of the law, repealable by the
authority which enacted it, but the circun.
stances Of the case give to this law moral
force equal to that OF any positive provision
Of the Cons tuition; and we do not hazard
snv,hino in ssvino that the Consultation
exists In its observance. Both parties have
sacrificed much to eoneiliation. We wish
to see the compact kept in good faith, and
trust that kind Providenes will open the
way to relieve Us of IN evil which every
good citizen deprecates, a. the suPre me
curse of this country
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

Pooh PIERCE - If anything can give an
idea Of fallen man, better than another il
is sueh paragraph as the following. The
n. I. Herald's Washington correspondent
telegrsphs under date OF the 18th:
Gen Pierce made two personal requests
Of the President in reference 10 persons
when be wished to have retained; one has
already been superseded and the other will
undoubtedly be.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
The Repubnesn Candidate for Judge, 4s.
The Lyons Mirror, published q, Mr.. Mills
,ame thus speaks of him

home, thus SPEAKS OF nun:
We can say from personal knowledge
and from the records Of has previous his
tory, that Mr.. Mills 10 stauneh Republi.
can ia principle; a gentleman Of high liter
ary aud legal sttainments. we'll qualified in
ali res poets 20 occupy : creditabie position
upon the Bench. He is graduate Of one
0f The first literary Institutions Of the coun-
try-Yale College His legal studies were
mainly pursued In the Office Of Hon. AsH.
LET SAKscs-~hose name is as widely
anown as the Reports of WHDALL-and
chiefly under his direction. Having prse-
ticed in courts Of his native State, be bears
with hin diplomas of admittanss TO the Su-
preme Court and the Court OF Chaneery Of
New York, as well as certificates of admit
lance 10 the District and Circuit Courts Of
the United States. As man possessing
a high sense OF honor, unquesuonable in
tegrity, uprghtness of character, suavity Of
address, quickness Of perception and judy
ment. an innate love Of equality and justice,
he would command the good. sill and res-
pect Of the bar, and make an impartial and
efficient Judge.
The Mirror in another article thus speaks
Of the Injecting OF the Bar" at Lyons;
When the meeting assembled here, our
Republican lawyers, as well as those from
Scott and Jackson counties, would have
nothing to do with the affair, being satisfied
with the nomination made 4 De Witt
Tn. threw the "pire- prllers" back to their
old dodge, Of defamation. Judge LeMng-
well made a statement in the sfturnoon in
regard to conversation with DIR. Chatierton
and M Mills, in relation TO Mr.. Ms wish.
ing a nom nation from the bar. But here,
TOO, they were ioiled Dr. Chattendon
came before the meeting and denied the
statement almost in toto, placing the Judge
in q -ataey tigh! place, and showing his state.
men, was false. Finding their attempts in
vain 70 draw 10 the Republican lawyers to
endorse their man, the convention (com-
posed Of eleven members) nominated Gil.
bert Mitchell, Esq. Of Scott county-s full
hlooded dyed-in-,he-wool Democrat, Of the
free-whiskey stripe.
Thus ended the farce. Alter "pipslay-
ing" and traversing the three counties with
over eighty practicing LAYERS, elerea only.
six Of whom were from this city and Gin.
ton, could be found to enter into nomins.
ton BIZ the bar, under the direct control OF
the democracy. Not republican lawyer
took part in the Convention. The dodge
~ss too old and the game too plain to sue
reed. The whole convention was nothing
but farce and ended in ridiculous hzzle.
Try again gentlemen, for This won't win.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

SuDSEs DEATu-A stranger who had
been 10 our place bur three days was found
dead in hs bed on Friday morning He
was apparently well the nigh, previous and
retired with his bed-fell0w at an early hour.
His companion did not awaken until IN orn
ing when he found his bed-fe low was de I'D
An examination was had which showed
that he dice 10 ft. We did not learn hi.
name. He leaves a wife and three child
ren.--Lyos Mirror
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

New Dress Goods
RECEIVED Al
MITH's VARIETY STORE,
IO(lll Yards Black silks
AVVV % pieces fancy do,
go pisess Spring style peLains.
3 do Opera 10th,
10 do Nov Style Cbslhss
o do Dusa Plstd., 49,
10 do Paris Prin,s,
8 do MoAar Mixtures,
q do B,ocha Bsrsgss,
do Lain De Loire,
q do Chintr BhllisatsS =
MUSLIN AND GINGHAM ROBES.
PARIS JACosETs.
White and Celorsd Poult Dssoirs.
RICH FANCY SPRING SILKS.
ALSO
AEood as.ortmep of"Bslous
SPRING COLOUR, KID GLOVES.
The sbev. with variety ofoth"
VIEW GOODS,
Adapted for Spring" just opened, by
II. II. SMITH
SPRING MILLIN ERYi
JUST HRcEIyBp ATThh
Paris and New York Whale.als and Retail
Millinery Establishment,
corner Of Bray ana Trird streets,
sAvfsfoRT, IOWA,
Tss subscriber tex pleasure IN informing the ls
dies Of davenport, Rock Island and vicinity,
that he has just returned FROM New York
city with large and elegant assortment
Of
bonnet RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
and ali kinds Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Also LIE largest ana bs.t selected stock VI
SHAW .sB ssASoLTTAR sossETs, LssHoks, rKDAL
sR.Ip AND SOFT STRAW FLATS,
ever brought 10 this city. Ladies' viii hnd al our
sssaeiIshns nj - rich Gnd tasty ready -nade
siLh AND STRAW TRIMMED BoSsETs
Of me latest Paris styes, as are kept ia the uosi
Ashionabis stores IN the city Of New YORK
SILK AND GRAPE bOENETs
VI efery description made TO order and WARRANTED
~ NJ. MILNE 70 supplied wita Pattern Boupel.unt
sseTy aTtoiu IN their line at whyiesHIe
N. b.-Stfaw BonBea olsachsd, pressed asd al
IeIsa. flnklng, Marking and Slanping for al |
!. y Ias OF Embroidery ard Brsd.ng dons TO ofderA
Corner Of ssay ana Tnire sussts, psyspUon.
"s AGSS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

W The Mississippi Legislature. st'its
late session allowed its laws to 20 10 Bos.
ton TO b printed, and made an sppropria.
ton Of three thousand dollars to pay one of
its members to 90 there and read the proof.
sheets instead Of having II done In the State
and thereby assisting in building up =
Southern publishing house. What a com
msntsry on the Yankee. haters,
Vickstx,g [ M1s. Wing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

SUDDEN DIArH.-Samuel Crawford Pres
ident of the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad, fell lifeless Thursday morning
week while walking across the room at
bis own house in Ters Hau,e. He was
supposed to have been in perfect health up
10 the time OF the sad event. He died with.
out an iBstant's warning. His eldest dsugh.
ter had jus, been happily married, and wss
absent on her wedding tour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
TIE New York PosrxxsrxR.-so

TIE New YORK PosrnAsrxR.-Some
anxious Democrat having written to the
Courier and Enquirer, suggesting tina. the
smouments of the New York Poslofics
amount to the magnificent sum Of 800.
900 year, the editor replies that the Office
is worth Just $4,000
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

AsoTHER TsIcke-Ths National Demo.
Gratis Of S., LOU. have nominated for Al
dermsn Of the Third Ward, William Palm,
whom the in,eiligsneer calls the first and
foremost ssowed Emaneipationist and
AbolitioniT In the city This is 10 secure
he vote Of the Emsncipstionists Oh.
Dsmocrscy, thy name Is consistency!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
Mr. ZInMeRAAB.-Macken Message

Mr.. ZIhMsRMAB.-Nacken Message
ssys that short time before Mr.. thinner.
man Lost his life, he seems to have had 4
presentiment of danger, for he went to the
Bank of Upper Canada where his will was
deposited, asked for it, and had it on his
person when he was found dead. II also
says that Mr.. Zimmerman had an insurance
on his life of $50 900, and tina. he was
contractor for the very swing bridge, the fall
Of which caused bis violent death.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

BAEK F.iLUEk.-TLs Bank of Newess.
lie, NJ Pittsburg, Penn. has stopped pay
meat--hsying but four dollars in specie 10
redeem 500 900 Of their notes. The
Cashier, Mr.. Wsggonseller, il said to have
sbseonded With 1So, 900.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

ON The s7ua mat, at the Msnss, By REV. J. d, Ma
sos, Ma. HENRY YoHNk 50 Miss MARGARET
GOES, sil Of this city
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

Tbs SuPR4AE JupeEs AMENDING rREIa
OPlHIoxs, The telegraph informs u that
the pro-slavely Judges Of the Supreme
Court at Washington have been busy for
some time back in revising their opinions
in the bred Scott case, and il seems they
have got into something Of wrangle among
themselves. We hope, for the honor Of our
national Jurisprudence. that they will. while
revising their opinions, endsavor to bring
them more into harmony with the princi.
pies Of justice and common senss.
Chicago Press.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
CIR IND CONCERTO

Under shsad limited nber ofspecial NO toes
will be asserted at 10 cents per line each Insertion
so cs. per week.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

NEW DRY GOODS STORE
Second 81. between Brady sud Perry.
GOSSAGE * BOYLES,
Having leased the store iorus rly occup,.d b,
STRICKLAND, JUDI 4 pusHAM
would respectfully call the attention Of tn. iu.sn.
OfDsvsnpor., Rock Island and vicinity, "
their large and we'll selected stock Of
STAPLE Il FANCY DRY GOODS
The PRICES, s7TLSs AID QUALITIES Of which
are well worthy til . notice Of CLOSE puR.
cHAsRRs, consulting Of
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
in great variety oftts "s's fasAssHssi. SPRING
sTTLHs, FRENCH, EsGLBh d AMERICA.
Prints, White Goods and Embroids,l,,.
Liasns snd dom estics, EB siish d Cis imam Ho.s,y
SMALL WARES,
soaps, Brushes, Combs and Psrfuusry Of Iii I,,s.
very rich assortme ut u the
LATEST IMPoRTATIoHs OF
sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs.
These Good. being NEW and JUsi OPENED ,,,,
.hHs opportunity for /. choice .s,.c,o,
DsAhLLs So's4sE. mch2edwti CA, Raw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

1t has become es.abishsd fact that DR.. saHfords
Inyigorstor will cure Liver Complaint Jauniee and
General Debility. Many poopls, psr-oaaiiy known to
yhoss sord cannot bs doubted, have given their
certificates prove this and with slch Of evi.
denee who doubt II Is truly tbs inyaiid'- friend
viii give relief all other remedies fall and In
instances thar have aniar observation
s,e al ias Of snatching its victim from the
grave. We wish all our readers who Bssd m edicins
would Try one BOTH for II vii surely give relief.
rnnls DIV
Fer saie..26 Of beautiful land a mills from
corporation line on Dubuque road, with good houss,
barn. excellent well and cisteru,ss rass Of fail
ing water, acre straxberres khu bsTb, Asparagus,
DC, will be sold entire parcels purchsssss
Applyto GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
jan20 diff LAnd once Main 81.
Wanted board and room By single gentle
man in private family Apply 81 MS once.
mills