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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
general, frrorsl ths Ss'sry operations '"
KAMA. but ,ks l..t in qsi'y b" s7idsStIy 'sx
,,red n. Hear is oorvspOsdsnes saslJ'' OF sie

sr.,sTy frTcred 'hs fre.Ss.sT op.rs'ion'
Ksp,s.. but ,ks lat in qsi'y /" sTideSt'y 's.s
.,rtd H. Hear its correspO,dsns' sasl,'i' Of a'
dodae subniss oc
al, doe. leave the QUESTION o. Slsy'y open % o.
ain NV ard fsirIy voted upon ard decide oy'he pcs
pie e. was lai.ly dcce in Oregon. bat ae yi'ss !,
cur pirg p'sa 10 compel every man 70 vo'e lo- VIC
Cor stiiuton, denying hin the opportunity u VOC
agasnst II; sad sl this ardsr ioe Pfe'Iso VI s-'N
tiI o the question OF Si.ye-y 10 tie peo1ic.
By the schedule Of Tire Cosstisuroo' tne p@op's
are rtgured teiots votirg. TO swear to support sse
Constitution il adopted ard then every mss ol tnefa
i. ,eouired 10 vote for if. The form ot votez Is pre-
scribed and this is he form FIR tie CoASffatioH
with slavery, on For tie Consultation without olsy-
en- ard thus, however TIE people may choose 20
vote uron the question OF slavery the schsdule pos
lively requires them TO vote, unanimously, for the
CoDsttutOn.
"Tbe bare statement Of the lie shocking to sense
ard decency. II tie Convenfon hsd thought NJ to
tpsct q Constitution ard put 1t 10 operation withoa.
sppeairg to the p'puar will at all perhaps It had
mis- ht be; but uroe- the pIetense OF submitting the
QUESTION Ct Slavery TO the people, % reqaire every
n an 10 vote fr the Constitution, AID to swear BET re-
hand g. support IT, is disgusting compound OF OPP
pretsion ard folly the equal OF which GEO hardly os
found outside Of Kanss.-oppfe.s on, IN coppslunS
men 10 vote for Whist they may cesptse or ahnor or
ret uroe their right Of suffrage and 10 ~ 10 sapPons
that thew could ensbls the few TO sutugss and rule
tie many by such despcsbe trick. inst l, not
the wa, 10 govern people In this country, and vii no
more be submitted 10 than would the prescription OF
uosoI doctor who required bis patient to take nis
arsenic with bi cad aud but'er or without it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
The Lowber Gaze i. at last fully opened aud is to

The Lowber Gaze lie at last fully opened aud is to
be adjudicated upon is merits. The Supreme
Court yes esday modified the order 50 as to so BE-
hind all the proceedings AID exam ne into the bar
gain from the beginning, the Controller to give
bonds in So 600 to abide tho rssult. We trust
Judge Whiting will nov &c. fair chance to s'k
certa bard qus.ti1Ds Of libby members, aud real
nemte too, Of tao Common C.uocI. IL is IN
portatt to the case, and no more thau just TO ell
psrt;es, that tie minors Of bribery which are cur
rent in regard 10 tho passage Of the resolutions TO
pur chs'e the propert, stOu'd be essy disposed Of
Now LET us have truth and no lodging, and then
the people will know what an excellent bargain
their representatives hsd made for them, what
perfectly clear and stroI title the seller had to the
property and what ruiOous price be sgreed to
take for it. The gentlemen whose virtue has been
as,siled BY the chsrses made in Mr. Fisgg's report
will have an excellent opportunity to show their
spot s;s bands. Let the light shne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

II is likely that during the present Session Of
Congress three new States will be added to the
Unio1- Minnesota, Oregon and Kansas; for before
the end Of the Session Kan,as, we take it, will
come in, though precisely how or under Whist con-
stitution s still matter Of doubt In place Of
these three Territories erected into States, three
new Territories will present themselves as candi
dates for organization namely Dacotat, Csrson's
Valley, which aspires to call itself Columbus, and
Altoona.
Dacotah, including that part of Minnesot, Ter
ritory not embraced in the State, may no doubt DO
properly organized as Territory, but tae claims
Of the other two candidates are 9 good deal more
questionable. Csrsons Valley on the east slope Of
The Sierra Nevada has hitherto been sort Of de-
batable land between California and Utah. Til
recently it has been chiefly inhabited BY Mormon
immigrants. They have lately moved back to Salt
Lake or the neighborbood, upon the summons Of
Brigham Young to the Saints to concentrate for
tie defense Of that holy city, bat their places have
been supplied by other settlers. These settlers
wish 10 discornect themselves from Utah, at the
same time they do not seem to like much better the
idea Of connection with California. Hence their
scheme for being erected into distinct Territory.
Their isolated situation separated as they are from
Utah By deserts, ard from California by mountains,
gives them certain claim to government of their
own. The objection is the small extent of land
capable of cultivation.
The case of AIizonis, including the Territory on
the Gila is very sin liar. Its wide separation from
The inhabited parts Of New-Mexico would seem TO
point to political separation. But there is the
same objection to ereciog it into Territory as 10
tie case of Carsons Valley. Arizona, however,
may set some help from the idea that Slavery may
be ,mugged in there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Congress was fully organized yesterday. Gov.
Fitzpatrick Of Ala j, President pro TEN. Of tie
Senne No effort bss yet bsen made to change
The Secretary, Doorkeeper, sc, Of the Senate,
but one probably will bs, and we hope with sue
ces, if good csud dates are presented, for some Of
fhe old officers haze been in pla:e quite long
eroVsh.
10 the House, the Democratic caucus candidates
were chosen Speaker Clerk, &c. The RsPuAl'
cans supported Mr. Grow Of Pa. for Speaker, and
Nr. b. Gratz Brown of The ST LOHis Democrat for
Clerk. No eff 1T was made TO elect Printer.
Mr.. Florence OF Pa gave notice of bill 10 sop
p,ess the circulation Of Bank Notes.
Gen. Bowman Of The Bedford Gazette, Pa has
been ronis sted AID cGD6rmed a Superintendent
of Public PiintiI vice Seaman, who retires
In the second HOu,e Democratic Caucu, held
las! evening to nominate Printer, the attend sucs
was slim. The name Of ID Banks OF Virginia
was Withdrawn, and Rufus P. Stsaimsn Of Ohio
was nominsted on the first ballot by vote of sixty
70 thirty for weDden, and two scattering. 1t is
presumed that this nomination will be followed by
m ole ction this morDiOg. The question is One Of
Spols purely, rs whoever gets elected will probably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

.. nttn plasterers, painters, iaborers, &C. IN
tiou,snds, will lave to leave the City, becs lss
there 10 uot ard will net be work for them hero.
To cling to tie City is on their part Sheer madness;
it 10 to rende, Hard Times" chronic and recovery
bopelsis.
But there is work in the country for every
sble bodied man il i.-work on the Jet untitled FER
tile soil, If nowhere elfe. We are assured that u
spte Of tie hard times, L,bor-especialy in house
budips-is this Day in great request throughout
all the newer Agricultural sections OF TIE unioa,
and that good carpenters and masOrs readily com
nsDd fair wages almest throughout the new States
spd Territories their cities and chief villages ex'
cepitd In ,e.tcns Of the West, We are informed
that extensive fields Of corn still stand unhsrve'ted
for want Of the requisite labor E'eUwhere,
there is work TO be done on farms, in fencing, cut
ting timber, digging muck, and, in open weather
plowiIg. which might give employment at some
rate to al the masculine labor low idle in the cities,
and ,could give az least food and lodging to many
thousaDds. II is the clear duty, then, Of every sin
gle man out Of wo,k-every one who does not
know where end by whom he 10 to be employed
very scon-to leave the overpeopled aud atagn,nt
cities at once, and set his face westward. he
las DO means wh,tever. he may as we i walk As st
IDLY, ard tie country people will rOt let him ss,rve
if he is really willing to work. 1t is not true char
ity to feed such here, and induce them to remain
where they are not and will not soon be wanted.
Women have a harder prospect, and th-ir way
to the West is ,ubje.t to more formidable impedi-
- Boo frot
cities if you safely can. Go where your services
Ne needed, if you can possibly obtain the means,
aid do not scruple to ask friends to help you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS =.
First Session.

wAsHIsoTos, Monday December 7, lso''
Tie weather here to-day is charming.
Dense crosds a. in the galleries and other psr1o
the Capitol, and the greetings between members sad
friends are pleasantly exciting.
SENATE.
Fifty Senator, were present when the body w
called to order by the Secretary, Who read ie'ta
from the Preseent sta ing that he woad not -
able TO reach wash gton at the commencement OF as
Session.
On motion Of Mr.. BENJAMIN, resolution VI"
adopted that the oath prescribed by the Consttutsoa
be administered to the new Senators by Mr.. Bright
the Oldest member present.
Andrew johnson Of Tennessee and Dsniel CLARK o.
Nes Hampshire, new members, took their seats, ans
tie Senate proceeded to ballot for President pro
.empore.
The Hon BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK Of Ais
bama was chosen and returned thasks for tho honor
Conferred upon him.
TIE usual resolution TO inform the President OF tas
Utited States that the Senate vas organized, ana
readiness for busisess, was adopted.
The Senate then went into Executive Session, sne
~, 6, med George w. Bowman, editor Of the Bectss
PA Ga=stts, as Superintendent; Of Public Pratrs
TIE Senate adjourned without transac ing any osas'
busineis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

II seems hardly possible to add to the force Of
he demonstrations already given OF the RADICAL
ipiquity of the bogus Conventions doings in Kansas
Yet the following extract puts the gist Of the mat
ter in the very shortest compass Of any statement
We have sep. 1t is from favored correspondent
Of The Missouri Republicans. ore Of the a0le't aud
uost respectable smorg the journals now support
ing National DEMOCRACY" The Republican ha'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

We give another illustration Of the way the money
goes, or would 60 if the Controller wou c psy
in another column. Toe iron pavement IN COrt
lsDds street is ovetbsued, and Mr.. Charles DoSlir
txrns up at the bottom oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

-Four Wards were csnvas'ed yesterday, making
H. N all, or some hlns more than hat the so'e' Of
the cit5. The rsiuIt shows net gain Of - Tor
Weed, or - from Tie Wsrd totals published by US
on the morning af'er the election. Tee 10 Wascs
slov a fpjlOW,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

empty Wendell 10 do the work, and shsre WITH
Lin the profits, or will seem TO buy his establish
uebt which amounts to the same thing II Stead
nsh i. e,tcted be will simply walk about Ws.b-
ston for tso years, with bis bands 10 bis po,kets
vita $500 or so TO feel Of st the b,tton OF
ssd PICKETT.
Wese 10 have an issue OF Twenty Millions Of
Treasury shiD1ls,ters, and crusade On Banks and
PAGER @opey herewith. For particulars, see
forthcoming Message We tru,t thefiends Of these
projects wil have the Eight they cOvet all to then-
selves.
One Of cur correspondents telegrapbs that the
Presid Ut ard Cabinet will reso.utey in.iss on the
acceptance Of the LecomptOn Constitution oil
K.psa,, ard that Sefa,or Douglas will a. deter
mipsdJ oppose it II is Understood that every
Senator from tbe North Wes,-Do matter OF what
rs-N-sides with Douglas, and thst the csucs
candidate for Pfitter is heartily With him Ii 90,
tie Constitut On ii have to 90 back 70 tne People
for fsi. AID sqas,e ratification or reJechoo, AID
ssey will make mince meat Of II. The struggle
WILDE fierce one, but Popular Sovereignty "
is boCDd tO win.
It's remarked ttst Mr. Lewis D. Campbell OF
Oho Refused to vote for Mr.. Grow for Speaker, A.
die Mr L Joy Morris Of Pniladephis, and the Amer
icars ctosenby Republican votes frOn New jersey
We Dfe- that these gentlemen desire not to be
os4ed ror 10 affiliate with Republicans. Mr.
Cas- pbe. we Judge, expects 10 lose bis seat to ais
competitor, Mr. VallandiDghaD. He did not act
WITH Tie Republicans of Ohio 10 their late State
election.
O.e Of our Washington correspondents, who il
ia the wsY Of knowing ali that Is being said or done
% tie Pro Slavery aide, telesrsphs thst Hender-
SGD, ID tor Of The L,aD,nmOrh journal. Is in
Washington. giving assurances that se-slways
prominent Pro. Slavery man in Kansas, aud e'pe
c.r7 40 in the Convebtion-s g,iOg to vote For
"the Constitution Without Slavery" and that Rs-
CERT Calhoun (9no also voted for Slavery 10 tue
Convention, will do likewise. We presu ne this
viii be the prevalent dcdge. As "the Constitution
vithom Slavery" nss 8, AID is p,de to 'ec1re,
"the Cop,t; utiop nth Slavery limited in ex'
tsnt, bit rot 10 dutation-tbey can do this with
safeiy AID consistency. 1t won't do gentlemen
Ito People of KsDsss won't have your Constitu
ton any how, and their will mus be respected!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

We have I'll record another murder, Que sp'ar-
emily without cause A Joupg man named Ske IL
Yves thot in tho run sole Of Michael Barry 10
Avenue B, on Sunday night A full report Is glVea
elsAWhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

Tiemarn's msj .eS4 Tiemann's msj, 1872.
TheW de not csnv,ssed, according t. our tables
gave Mr.. Tisusnn 662 majority, making 'hould
they prove correct, clear msj rity OF ga or IN
round numbers 2 500. as we undertook to say yes
terJsy, though the types had it 2.3cO. 1t now
looks fair to be little over 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
TIE wa,hir gton correspondent Of The s'a'h,
under date of the 81, announces Senator Dosgtss'
Arrival and ADDS:

But ore opiIion exists a. to the extreme impro-
prety of The Ser stors in gratutouey publish
With ut waiting its development in due course OF the
proceedrg If the Government I, and ia publiciy COM
rrtipg himself to oppose the Administration on tns
Ksnsss question with such undue haste nls conaacs
is very f1eey oepsured in this respect II Is though.
that under al ciIcun stances, Sens,or Douglas might
have reserved bis udgn ent of the Kansas MISTER una
Ill the Coz stutCn which is in question had been seen
and pc cted or a. least until be hsd had an iater
view with the President, without committing him,
self on the partial ard mendacious state nents Oh
Walker and bis editorial crew.
"Op the contrary, it is gratifying to know that the
Aoni ist, aton is ently firm In the position Il hss
taken with reference to hs action OF the Kansas Con-
veLton ard that will sustan their action 70 the ex'
temest point and with all the moral force at its com
maid. There is feeling Of strong indignation, which
pervades tho whole Cabinet, toward Walker, add
which has been 20 .xsspersted by his cont macy aud
bis boasts that it Is said that he will not DO allowed
tie privilege Of resigupg, and thus escaping the fate
in reserve for him "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

London Agency.
Hs,us gAmPsss Low. SOS q Go No. AZ L5egat- hi, AOA
6on are authorized - TIE IAisuss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08

rsYrFIcEycY OF TIE PotIcE The Commissioners are eser
nAy tqusbelrI instead of attending to theif du, Wui
there b. end 20 1t luersa.
Yes; tie very day that Fernando Woods statute
Of limitations deprives him Of place in the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On the cali Of the roll ct u O'Clock, ri me no''
answered 10 their names.
quo. I'm HAVING been sscertsiasd TO Be pfss'''
the House proceeded to the election Of Speaker
James l. Orr Of South Carolina was pou ns'sa "
NJ. JONES Of Tertessee, AID the Hon .lnsaa A.
Grow cf Pennsylvsris by Mr. BANKS OF hAsss''''
setts.
The vote vss tssep With the following re,us' :.
Observation-Disclosures.
GfOY... .....'.s'''''''- "a
Seattle zig ...s.s..s....s...'''''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
New1lork daily Gribm,re

TUESDAY, DECEMBER &. 1857.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

Tnr RAcrs-we consider it our "loca

THf kACCs.-Wc consider Ii our local
duty 10 make mention oi everything traaspii.
ing about us likely to interest any considors
bic class OF the community. Writing with thi,
object we cannot help IL il paragraphs about
horse races mingle with those Of changes IN
Divine service anl notices OF sermon> on the
morrow. The aeas.paper belongs 10 no par.
tieular class OF sect, while n, editor can he too
particular In preserving tina. moral tone to hi.
paper which should also be it, best recon
menaation with all respectable people To.
day, the races will commence at the Dayen-
port Course, iea miles above the city. onc
OF our tine steam ferry. boats will leave y,
II = O'Clock for the course and return IN
the evening There will bc one of the great
est gatherings Of fast horses ou this occasion
that We have ever had ia the West The iaci
Is, several noted horses have been brought
from different, paus 81 the ,onu,f, their own
ers thinking tha, the, could take the stakes
without trouble. anticipating no competition
from our uMu horses These horses have thus
aceidentallytmet here, aud tine sport Is IN p,cs
peet. The names Of these animals will hc
recognized by turfmen as We give them -
Berry, nom Canada by Imported sovereign
dam by Glencce Kssassf, ficm beirut, l.,
imported YORKSHIRE" dam ~ Wagner. I,nit
Flea from Wisconsin, hy tray Eaal. dam
by Wagner Pass fdry,s. or Kilt, Miles
from Canada. K,fy Hunf the mare which
t"ok the purse al the last races Is also her.
and other fame. nagS well known on our
track, puringIthe week th"r. will h. some
exciting sport. TIL. stand will w. reserved lor
ladies aud their companions.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13
LATEST NEWS.


NEW NoRk, Oct. lp.
Prices oi stocks are rather better, but
outside i, Is the blucst day yet Erie and
Illinois Central Railroad Companies gone To
protest. Money is scarce and much wanted
at high advanced rates. Sterling Exchange
= nominal. The failures this morning are
y. W Corlics a Co, dry goods. and Colt Il
Co, sugar importers, Savannah trade.
NEw YoRa. Oct. 10. L. NJ
To-day has been the bluest one vet in our
market. The Illinois Central Railruad Com
pany has made an assignment.
The run ON the Bowery SAVING Bank
continued throughout the day u is be-
hcNed the bank !. amply able to meet all
it, liabilities
The run nn the Bnp,ki,n Savings Bank
had somewhat subsidized al noon tp Ia
tia, hour >.O,,sp had L.en drawn cut
Genln. the well known halter, and Fen
ton Ice, have suspended.
Railroad siucAs weM down still further,
illinois Central RAILROAD bonds falling oil Is
cents, aud the shares ) cents.
lue Park Bank went through the run
yc,terla, nobly ani closed out TO-DAY stren-
ser in specie than before
There was large business in State Stocks
mostl, al lower prices. Bank stock ~old at
A slight decline
There were r,smors III the Aiicrnsln at
icctlne the credit nf solse III the heaviest
houses in the city.
II. 4. Colt, whose failure j. announced Ia.
day, = the agent IL Drake 4 TO. Of Havana.
The Cover, Bank goes into liquidation.
Stocks at Second Board were dull Mis-
sour snii Ut "a a. Virginia 20; Canton
Co, II; Erie X, X. 1a Is; Illinois Central
"a t. 4 H. =; L. crosse n Nil. 81 Ia.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

Coz, tassaS's srocN. W. have ALREADY
noticed IN detail the line s,a,.k exhibited by
Cod, j N. Cannon, of this eits al the State
Fair. He received large number of premi
nms which besides diplomas. A. amounted
70 over eli" in mone, lii stock was cor
taihly III. hnest an exhibition AMI were an
honor IT, scott county.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

TRg cose.Rr tHis Esrsisa. --Backley's
Opera Troupe win give their iirs, and onl,
concert Of vocal aud Instrumental music here
this evening, At the German Theatre. Cur
lovers Of music win have choice treat hy
attending this CONCERT, a. nuekiey's Opera
Troupe enjoy hirh reputation, and have re
ceived the hest .ommendatiens of th. press of
tn" larger cities. The programme ior this
eyening IL excellent,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

htkS PnTLUSUPHY UF A FUTURE
y y stale ssoth silf 81
bsstsf. sathts Everlasting Rs.4 cloth stn =
MIlnsla'r Afflicted Man 1satnp panian ehth sls d.
be'isitldser Gssr ana fssae.- va Erl,s ,aa, ei,aa
dit =
lnahs- N tghi lhnuHht~ e4aih yth u
Pilgrims ftesree. rlsth gttt
q aishstt rrstnarn rltth s8f z..-.. =
tauihe on tb. Consultation = Man cloth ALL .
,aeh.tt Adsisc tc ieang Men cloth g,n q
fFankita. IAf- aud E.-sy. cloth ssH =
i,ree ga III. Immortality II IL. esIu cloth sH q
f.sdi.- siatsi" sn N-.siis~nrk eltih ylr q
American b.. Miller eiath Raiii u
ioisssek . tuar-- sf Tliae. eiath sat 4.
Life IF Wellington eiath slti n
Iaissnsan trn.aa cloth gill aa4
TaHSsh- Minut Maiks raath stH y
Afthat- siS Nights with " s.htns iatlana rtss,h
at a
Nteaf et " sket-id eiath sla =
ihslusus. ~ I-Ntf- slsfh zalt s.
.tasaps fshl.- -s.ttsd siaih .i1 1.
i,.sIl - Two r>ilrks eAah git "a
Al y. - BRADY q sesf H. fs-t pnics
sssNi ELL AnAA4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

DEArn sRnM isrKxrEaASss. - We learn
that Mr. John DOYLE, resident Of this county
came Ia town en Friday, and after partakine
oi the :" "eri,ier pretty extensively. started for
home in hts wagon. lie lived hut lew mo.
nents amer arriving there. Our informant
tells ns he leaves a family whom he has
grossly abused for a lew years past. by reason
~ his persistent in,cmr~fanee. = f,s,soc,ai.
The deceased VA, All old residea, of this
county aud will be- recoleeted hv many CHI.
zens OF this place
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

ScHoal nssrnlcr No. T.-Auention IL ri.
rectcd 10 the advertisement ior the collection
OF taxes IN this district We hope 1t may lie
needed This district has A. tine a school
house A. any Ia the State and one oi the hes,
conducted schools, II should not he allowed
to langnlsh for want af means
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13
GAZETTE .yOn Orr,CI.

MI cHAs II DAY, ii chicago having hecoms
associa'ed With u va the Gazette job ofcc d.. wtl
heresef have the entire supervision Of that Jepst
m~n' A. Nj hsy i- one the ecst Job rIintcr. IN
VI" oasca and gar facilities fof ths excsaiion Of work
hsv~ recently hesn greatly enlarged by large additions
~ 'Ne-' ~ lee - ,Spr Sc w ran now ptnmisc cur
ps'rons 70 execute Job Work of all varieties with
Eea,ncs. cheapae-, aud dispatch d, The notice
above, u viii he -ccn that We have ollered more
steam press machinery Thi. /. the on, osce In III.
city wssre steam power ,s s.ed 50 tha, our fael,e.
are uneqaAlsd SANDERS a pRo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-13

ssrAsuss. - We have some pretty big
sqaashes In osr market, but A. the state Fair
they were selipsed. Mr., D u CODE, of Mus
oailn. exhibited squash weighing iss his.
and John Raranrd several u thu respective
weights al is2. ls1 aud IA. H..
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