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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

tician nratlcboro has also q native artist who
will. If life be spared him, confer new homo up
On the native State Of Powers.
Your readers are doubtless familiar with the
story of h : snow statue of the Recording Angel.
which was made on the last night of last year.
Mr. Mead is now at work cmbodying in cndur.
inr marble the ideal which melted away in his
snow image The statue is that of female fig
IRE, with one hand resting on scroll while the
other hollis the pencil that has Just recorded
some event Of the old year II is wrought from
a block Of Rutland marble, and will be a work
Of which our village and Stat may well be
proud see no reason ~hy Vermont, 50 rich
in veins Of marble and wild mountain scenery.
should not produce great srulriors and painters.
Surely the landscape Of Grcre, where
'Eacn old po.tc mountain,
Inspiration hrt,ihcl around
had some effect in prolucing her painters, ard
the name of Phdas might never have come
down to us, had NOT his native land aboundcd in
marble mines.
New England has vet much to do for the AM,
rs she ha, for the Philosophy and Religion Of
America. The thousands who cmigra'r 10 the
West must for year. coufne their energies 10 the
development Of the material resources Of the
country. while New England must continue to
send forth the Influences OF cultivation and re-
incmcut. May she be true 10 her position. and
while the hrvr,ts Iprn on western prairics W
TN her so.e-hou-es. aud supply h'l commercial
mats, MA, She seek 10 develop better philosu.
uhy. religion more earnest and mote IN sympo-
III, wllh the common l. ic. and an art when shall
r'ai zc tAc souls highest aspirations
Harvard.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

see in your last issue communication signed
"PacGcus' which refers to a Meeting Of the Meth
odist and an Uni,ersalst Clergyman Grew. J.
Shrigley,) and their joint occupancy Of the Pulpit
in the Methodist Church, in this place. the 18th
ut. 1t is therein iutnatcd, that Mr. S was iuyit-
ell by the "Prcacter aud officials Of Church,
preach there, instead Of at the Town House. 1t
is mistake that the Preacher invited or sent an
invitation. At the desire of "A Brother Of Mr. s.
who is a member Of the Methodist Church here,
Mr. :. WINS invited, ,rih my appreciation, rs !
thought it not wrong under the circumstances .-
Standing thus related to the matter, it Was a mat
ter Of course that should extent to him every
courtesy that was due To any man 80 invited.
Yours. truly, II. 7. JoNrs
Putncy, Aug -, 1857.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONAL Mass Convention
of the democracy of this county, was held at Fay
etteyille on Thursday. About hundred persons
were in attendance. Peyton r. Chandler Of Rock
ingham, presided on the occasion. The following
ticket was put in nominations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

FIREMES's MISTER. At a meeting Of the lIy-
dropath Engine Company Of this village, at their
Hall on Saturday evening, it was voted to attend
the Fircmen's Muster at Worcester, Mass, on the
Sd and 4th Of September We think the boys will
give good account Of themselves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

The " HORSE IMPROVEMENT" MEETING At GEErS..
FIELD,The meeting called to take into considera-
ton the organization of society for the counties
of Franklin, Hampshire and Berkshire in Massa-
chusetts and Windinm in Vermont, for the pur-
pose Of improving the breed Of horses, met in this
town on Wednesday. Forty or fifty persons were
present from the counties named above. The meet
ing was organized by the choice Of W. W. Russell
Of Sunderland as Chairman aud Jas $ Grenucll
of this town as Secretary. After discussion, it was
voted TO form a society and D. y. Carpenter Of
Greenfield, Theophlus p. Huntington of Haley,
j. W. Russell Of Dalton, J. J. Crandall of Bratte-
boro and Joseph Fogg of Deerfeld, were appoint
ed 4 committee TO nominate permanent officers &c.
for the society, who reported for
Prcsident-D. y. Carpenter Of Greenfield.
Vice Presidents-Dayii Goo1ac of Braitlcboro
Vim Blackington of North Adams Thcophlus p
Huntington of Hadiey, and Charles Ponroy Of
Mortified.
Clerk and Treasurcr-Jas. s. Grennel of Green
field
Directors--President and Clerk, cx-ofcio, Joseph
Rice of Brattleboro, Daniels of Grafton j.
W. Russell Of Dalton, Henry Smith of South Adj
ans, p. p Severance Of Greenfield, David A. Den
ison Of Coleraine, Foster l.. Cook of Amherst, and
Henry Sheppard of Northampton.
Committee to prepare By-Laws-D. y. Carpom-
ter, j. S. Grennel, and W. r. Davis.
The following form of subscription was adopted,
which is to he circulated for signatures:
ave the undersigned, hereby agree to join the
Massachusetts and Fermo1t association for the
improvement Of Horses and to pay each Of us to
the Treasurer Of the Association, on demand, the
sum of five dollars. which shall constitute each
subscriber life member"
The meeting after sowe discussion, adjourned to
meet in Armory Hall, in this town, on Wednesday
next to adopt bylaws and transact such other bust
ness as may come before it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

ELrcrED.-We are happy to announce that DR..
s. J. W. Tabor, formerly of Sheburne Falls, has
been elected Judge Of Buchanan County, Iowa.
DR.. Tabor is good Republican and an able man.
-Ga=ette.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

POWERS INSTITUTE The Greenfield Gd=etfe un-
derstands that the Powers Institute in Bernardston
is to be dedicated on Tuesday, the LIST day of Sep
TENDER. The exercises are to consist Of an Address
by Gov. Boutwell,, Poem by L. W. b. Canning,
Music and other appropriate services
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-22

1,luos ! ERASMUS PLIMProN of Wardsboro,
! Benz. SMITH Of Rockingham.
States Atty, j. W. CARPENTER of Rockingham
Sheriff, F. W. BowKER of Newfane
High Bailiff, W. L. OsGoop of Newfane.
Judges of Probate,
Marlboro District, T. H. SrREETER of Nottingham.
Westminster District, john ROBERTS Of Townshend.
We have not seen the resolutions, but presume
they laud the national administration, and con-
denim the liquor law.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

wsfs ssesstsd 70 tn Asslcans dseh. asd
Csps Cssiehsea. psttjag Aiasslf II -
lodsaaQ1te attitude, pointed nut Waller 10
The s1ssldng crowd assemblsd. TO she tsas
Of "See the conquesisg hero Gomez" per
formed b. band on ,e pier, while sever
q thosssad persons, assembled o. the bst.
tesy, eheered.
ire crowd of ragsmsfins HEADED by the
Quasi respectability that caves then from
utter contempt, rushed aboard. and Judge
phillips mad. hiia!utin spcech, to which
Walker made short reply.
Walker 10 . man Of interior appessssss
in a physical point Of view. Tia height
does not exceed five feet Tour insses, and
his weight Is scarcely above hundred and
twenty tive pounds He form 10 thin a~d
his whole appearance very onprescnd'ag.
His blue gray eyes possess = more marked
individuality thsn any Of his other iea,urcs
They are unusually large aud staring. He
nose u inclined 10 sequiiine: his hrs and
iscs thin. HE hair 10 light in color and h.
cut short. and HE face 10 closely shaver. -
HIS drsss consisted Of . blue irock Goa,
black pants, vest aud cssvat and Q s,analn |.
collar. His tsee indicates nothing ba, a
determination and streassh Of character -
v. Y. Tribune 18th.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

TUX BEIpcE.--Ws ere glad 10 learn
from the Camsnche Register that IL 10
not an enemy to the Rock leland bridge.
The loss Of ,wo lives ct this bridge alter
our Comments upon the Registers article.
does not in any manner make lie staieme n,s
more correct OF take from the ferce OF our
reply. At tina, time, only . single life had
been lost By boats colalng in contact With
the piers OF this bridge, just - We stated.
The Register was wrong In asserting tha,
the papers Of this city are .in league 10
suppress the iacts in relation 10 all acci-
dents tina, occur At the Bridge" and griev
oosiy wrong in repeating the asseriios o.
ter our denial OF II end proofs offered 10
the contrary. lnstead Of being 10 league
for any such purpose. the papers of this city
not only endesvor To give the fact. OF every
accident. but take At times considerable
trouble TO get the facts. The Register has
no other reason for believing or charging
there 10 such . league. than that in the
performance VI our duty in noticing these
accidents. We have 20 few 10 notice a.
probably 10 make those VINO have heard the
thousands VI lire about The bridge. suspect
we are cSnce.ling the truth. We ere do.
ing no such thing. Can the register men,
,oa sny accident ., this bridge which hes
not been promptly recorded in the Gazette.
aud tru,h!ully narrated % for ~ We could
obtain the pssticulsr.i
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

Pyessnf' Hon. Geo. @. Wright. c. Justice.
Hon. Wm. 9. woodward. I ,,.,;...
Hon. l.. d. Stockton. '"'"ee>

Present.: Hon. Geo. q. Wright, c. Justice.
Hon. HON l. Mf D. q s,e Msss.'''' Justices.
Ifssm TIE Daily Hspss,sean.y
fasDAv, June 18th.
WIN. William vs u. Gleascn--apprsl
from Cedar Co. AGir~ed on motion OF APP
pellee.
William 4 Allen AGREE vs. N. Hancock
appeal ::irom Delexarc Co. ludeme nj,
Of District Court affirmed.
Mes-ss. Joha Shane, Edwin Humphre.
wills. n. u. Hubbard and isasc l.. Allen,
admitted ~ Atsorneys and Counsei,ors OF
supreme Court.
The State VI lows " J. Divine--enor
20 Benton Co. Argued and submitted.
Porter 4 Dor~in " WIN. Green s. l..
4. A.so.--sPpsai 'se. Liam Co. Argued
Morton Combs ~ y. J. Kspp- appeal
from Benton Co. This cause continued.
John w. Plammer ~ r. J. Hsrber-
appeal from Linn Co. Argued and sub.
United.
The State Of lowe. ex rel, J. r. Lrwis,
Proc. Attorney, " 8. P. Young. Mayor ol
washington-appcsl from Washington Co.
Submitted to the consideration OF the
Court. and taken under sdvisemen,.
Norton. Jewrtt T. Ruxby W Hcarv r
Wiliams-aspeal from Linn Co. Suh-..: :.
It'd to the consideration OF the Cours.
Stacker, Belcher & Co. " Partridge 4
Cook-aP .ron Linn county. A1guet
aud submitted.
Robert Sayers " G. De Lsnce-appsa
from Tams Co. Argued and subniiled OF
oral Argument Of appellsnts ATTY.
Jefferson +. Steele ~ George ]. Bliss-
appeal from Linn Co. To be subnisted il
writing st this Term.
Adjourned ill tomorrow morning.
LAWS krssEY. CLERK.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23
WALKERS Reception In Kew Yssk His spsssA
-psseripsien Of The uau.

While scenes Of riot were being enact.
ed yesterday in this city under the patron.
age and In furthesance OF the reasonable
designs Of al Official fillibusler whom the
votess Of the city last year elevated 10 the
position Of Mayor Of New York, another
hllibuster. waose field Of operations ha
been in q foreign state. and tho during
two years has devastated BY FIRE and sword
the CO 60 and homes Of : people Tor whom
ne hss no stronger ieelings OF a6iliation
than has the pirate Tor his victim when he
orders him to walk the plank-knowing the
truth VI the terse prov~rb ths, dead men
tell no tales-wss approaching the city u
receive the hearty welcome and sympsthy
Of class Of men who are too well known
tc need Description.
Precisely two yeafs ago yesterday, VIII.
liam Walker landed With his 81; men in
Nicaragua. aud his coming va. hailed with
delight BY the people. who looked upon
MN ~ restore peace and ppstcnly in their
n.dss. His career ia that unhappy coun.
q. has been one, the details Of which shock
me senssbiiisies VI our nature and are Z
iW.nG blot upoa humanity. Wholesale
murder. ROBBERY. Fspine. Arson. burglary and
feuury s'c the moral GRIMES III which hs =
guilt; 10 which can b. added. % incrr .,-
ing the eaosm.iy Il his ofiences, the quail.
tie. Of imbccllity. ignorance. reckiessnsss,
and an utter disregard OF policy. AZ evin
cling THE Il need only BE- stated that his
victories were defesls-hlx su.cssse., d,s.
asssous .silssee. but with his hands sssur.
sted In the blood not only OF the ,nhs bisanss
VI Central Amesics. but vi thousands al
h's own country men. who we're sacsiliced
"a that soii 70 Crafty his capldl,y. Or shc,
down IN cold hood BY his own ordess, be
cause they sent couaics to h,s caprice, a.
Once BE- 70 hero and pats,ot. and receive. 1
lAs ~cic. me VI those . s,csous o hs.
Preparations were n lds by The leaders
. the 6lhesster mess menl in lhe ci,v ~
he reception. TAs c.mnistss Of srranse.
ssn,s held . msetisg 10 psov,ds tie assss
nd ws believe COO " 600 vas saised
" ths paspssss. ssd q e'slssk yssssrdsy |
y Co0otstse 81 eeespeioa vsss shossd
y slsaasss Jeha 1estss. q Pier No. /. |,
sstA eives. = ~ Wy y ~ .blss.
= = ~ : (sslaAs1ss - ~, |,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

We understand by ictters recently re-.
ceissd in this city. that the Land oGics q
Sioux City, closed sbaut II. l3,h instant.
having sold I'll tho LANDS in market. leaving
about $50. 1000 acres 81 land warrants in the
hands Of agents in that city that could not
Be located.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

RAILROAD DwrpESps AND RrcriPrs.-
The Michigan Central Railroad Company
Aas declared semi-snnual dividend or five
per cent. payable on the frs, Of July 10
New York stockholders. The surplus o,
he Company after the deduction Of hi.
dsasnd 10 abou, e7o. 600 les. than after the
payment Of the previous dividend.
Tie interest psymen, on the s,cs 4 OF the
Illinols Central Rsilroad, payable ON the
lst Of July proximo. 10 el.9l II 100.
The receipts Of the Terre Hau,e and Ia.
disnapolis Railroad fos six months ending
Let June. inst. were t3gl goo; which, ~
eludirg running 81 penses snd repairs. leaves
nett result Of II per cent. on the cap,tal
Tor siz monlhs. The Company have gu, Of
sAis just made sem.-snnual dividend Of
pr cent.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23
MISSOURI LANDS.
'I,HE sah.srisers have perfected ssvsnesassss NJ
LocAT1sG LAND WAkk ANTS


The line Of he =. .H.neh ofshe Pae Dc n. n.
The, tave employed . vsisse agent vho has been
familiar wssA thai sesisa ~ tRy Tor many yeass,
aad vke . III lscass warm IL sscA lands osay ~
10 - superior f.s s9esisstai ana grsssne purposes
saa ~ aeoUnf 10 Ne FtsAest RiscrAl dvpsssits.
Mars aHd plain Of ~ eesnssy, sshibtsipE the sAas.
sssrr ssa rsttc~ ~ Ne ianas lay es sssa - tAsr
sfsc~. NJ asasss RlesA. Mail a.
jss3als W. k.8ARBER q co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

a GseAr COMMUNICATIONS Davis, in
% seis speech a Jackson. Miles,. meaiion.
-. - 90 illustration OF the vsstncss Of our
asssensl domain. she fac, thu, during the
sesf yss's Of the late administration, NOR.
lase 80 csdsd By the general govern meoe
~ tstsssai improvement, and o,her Levitt.
asas psspsses. than : third Of Fraue. ana
sdil sssaia > public domain equal 10 II.
ealiss asss " Europe!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

AUGUSTA. Ca, Jsns 10.
Hon. 2. w. Picksss Of South Cardiac.
has positively dselissd Tie aiesioa = Rus
e.a. oe Gill PsoesbH - seeusest b ~
9ssea> ooess osaalss ~ -. ooeloss -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23
NOTICE.

I kFr Ne pssosses estAs "a sscsssss ssas Dsvea-
IL rcss on "Wednesday, tssh t,st . GERMS Giri
essni IN appssnsis ~ name Of NWsena PtAh-
ere bet eetdne hosesi kosrsa fipss, aGed rs ysass
said girl 10 sAos aud sesas euit sNi sos proposes
slug in APPEARANCE. spsak. X se,lsA esd 0svnsa.
all pesssss kssb.d hssbseag er Tree tag hsr 90
nv .srosat sadss p<saity 81 sAs isv
tssact~ X. MAD.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

Tn 0anAss N A,sssso1A.-The WI.
sses 1spsblieas psys he following high
esaplinsst 10 The Germans Tor their sood
eseeses b - lsss Aisssssss election
Great pssise y DE ths Gsraass fee
- $500 - ~ tssk y ~ elseeioo. n
80 lee = ssss sss1ss : ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23
lKllQy

N'h havs renewed ass gecas W No IL clatn
" Nos. ~a~~ v~ shall b, Aapry TO van on osr I'D
easssnes. ssd nee esss, I'D cell ,hsw ode 81 ths
icsess pttees. .. . X. n, rIHkR.
I -
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uortcs 70 lUunRna.

PROPOSALS With r~eeived antp sAe lss ~ u
J. ". scr h. hnt.dsag of Cnar nouse, ~ BE- ".
Gated - Iivson. Ceaay cOAity, tovA. Diddsss 60
Asnd IN rrovsal for part Of ths vhcl. 81 NE wos1
stss a ~ bstl1tn9 ~ BY % eees, 100 high,
81 taad ~ let In she eissr. With basement Of IN.
Pians ssd spssth snaion be 81 the c0cs q
". +. CARROLL, Areasssrt, corner OF Perry cd
Third s.ahls~sd
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

J0sBKRs AND uEALEks Is HARDWARE.
WouLp s.egs.sisiiy - eon'iassses d =,
" palsesaes bestowed $500 - III -.
~ mss = - ta.i. .ssk SD prsc~s sAAIs q 81 NU~s
~ asasa '. en- >ss iAssssiy SitA aay ssAh he.ss
" ms N~A.
- .tii ses b sadsrssia ~ ~ ssuss IL sssiiss.
lsos6n q. q. sicRsLs . uao.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

ATfesaxys . coUaaal&ene A Law,
0eal nDtaO ana IDaa 0Uoeseo,
No. 4 usahass Hssek, Nos 81,
DAvgnfoar, IOWA
SAa- Z. 0sLGD. cu - 1. oouDv.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23

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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-23
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