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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

One beneficial result at least is sure to follow
upon the Sepoy revolt in India. That dependency
It's population, its government and its history
since it has been under English rule, have become
oil at once, and for the first time an object Of deep
interest to the English people. The English news.
papers TEEN with articles upon the subject, aud
whatever knowledge Of India exists, instead of
being locked up in books read only by studous
few or confined as heretofore to few old Indian
residents, to few officials, or a few curious and
inquirDg persons, is likely now to be generally diff
fused, and not only generally dlused but siftd too
For India has hitherto been mostly looked at and de-
Scribed, by the few who had had any knowledge
of it, very much through English glasses. Even
the policy of the Anglo Indian Administration in.
stead of being based upon comprehensive and
statesmanke view Of things as they actually exist
in India has been very extensively modified BY
Wing and Tory ideas ard theories much more april.
cable 10 the condition of British than Of Indian So
ciety.
India it is to be remarked, has been the spoil Of
coDquerors and has been governed By intruders
from the very earliest period to which Il, history
can be traced back. Such appears to be its nor
nal condition, growing ont Of its geographical posi-
lion. The rich district Of the Purjaub or Five
Rivers, the immensely fertile valley aud delta Of
the Gauges even the patesus Of Southern India are
all tropical countries with climate favorable in
deed to agricultural abundance and the wealth
thence srisipg, but Nutavorable to human ener
gy and courage. North Of these fertile aud thence
populous regions, tue Him.layas, the region Of
cold, as the woH signifies, rice By 8 rapid aud al
most precipitous ascent to a hight Of upward of
len thousand fee! AL theE BY successive ter
.aces 70 ,.I grea.eT highs IL tie h'gh.,s peaks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
STEARSS & MARvIS's
WILDER PATENT SAIANNprR SAFE,
Secured By the celebrated
La BELLE Lock.
WARRANTED FRsE FRoN DAMSSESS.
Tor .sls Nv SrEARss ( hARvx,
No 40 Mufrsyst., New Yerl

COUNTERFEIT BILL.-A man named Beethwick
called at the store of NJ. Warshswski, No. ~ Cnat
ham street, at about clock yesterday evening, and
having purchased some clothes rendered counterfeit
s. bill Of the Lee Bank OF Massachusetts, in psymen'
Mr. warshswski, percs.vng to be bad papsr, calsd
apiiyate wachman who was standing near and lad
him taken to the Fourth Ward S:a,ion-IIouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

IowA.-TLe Democracy Of Iowa have noIniasea W.
Hon. BIsJ. II. siMrELs, of Dubuque, for eo'"so.'
and GEORGE GILLosPr, Of Wapelo, for Lieut. ~
ernor, under the new Constitution. We navo h'' 70
their platform but It Is reported as ra'ne. sAN.H
ipgy pro slavery. Speaking Of the vote on toe me-
Constitution Tie Iora city RepAblieaH Of TIE |0i'
nit. says: a
Having rothirg TO sjd to the table o. re 60 =
Il late election 10 this State ss puoisne'
We omi. it to-day As stated ,ssteIdsy the .S, sss
Sacr,s1v of STAT saow majority Of aboss 500 20
tie rev Con,n.goB, sft5r throwing ous resny 80
stsi.y a. Poveaask, On .cooag. 81 3 1.T!s u''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

pha the Inventor Of Smiths "ELEcTRc On" which in
day took crucAes the Hon T. kingswob tn Hon
Charles ST xton Frank DCfy also the wife OF the Hon.
John williamson Phsoephia; also the wife Of Dr. Ek'nton'
No. los Cbestnnts Philadelphia, whose Affections had for
IeaIs b, the skill OF every doctor (see Dr. E.nons
letter. and many othsIs Of mos. awful Reumstis Piles Neu
ssis Asths Group &c sill be at the International Hotel,
Broadway and AZ Barnes Parks demon ste the NsTAS
FAMOUS powtI this vital fluid upon the Nerves and Aboro
the hun body Il reduced gandusT sweugs IN
twsbty four hours When every other medical ap bad
failed leading dealer throu ghoC tbs United ottteS ben
TO es.tss.t great ,i o-sucy frequently ordering o,s
Il 81 O0e time See great cures tomorrow Come on no
charge fer advice
Read ts DR. E-.on physician who has prac.iced
sDce I8.G-(tOO vel known !cy COmuent):
AT int vs during thirty years past my wife has been sub
70 eumstism Of violent four times
etimes - make necessary administer
Of the tncure Of gsacu morpbs aud 20 rock
her Ike infant in large king ca to induce rePose
Having fiequeIt cOrcspondeoce with mo @ '@~'
cy) Informed him q an attack she had ABOUT
the udcie last month suzlyl which was Of sucn severity
as to completely paByze The system He 10 his anxiety for ms
s am one Of the pracitioI Of medicine in pse and
not proseyte any kind Of patent medicine did hesitate to
give trial however reelection concluded f. try when
did pesiona directly to the letter. aud after the third or
fourth apple 4On she became rather pasve and before one
third Of the bottle used not single vetge OF the dses
reInaIed IN the sStem ind she still continues well although
rode distance Of fourteen miles without renews OF
any the symptoms therefore tee it duty for tae SAFE
suffering humanity az oiso fully believing thai merit under
ell should be aided 10 OIwad TINS tes1
uisl. ia truly, JOSEPH L. ELHINToN, NJ d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

By dispatch from New. Orleans We learn that the
steamer Illinois, with 81 900, 900 in gold, and Cali
fornia mails to the 9Th Of August, after being de-
tanned and slightly damaged by running on the Colo
rado Reef, probably sailed from Havana for New
York on Saturday, the Doth. The news from Cali
fcrnia by this arrival is unimpcrtant. The weather
was favorable and the harvest promising. Several
small towns in different parts Of the country lad
been destroyed or badly damaged b. fires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Our latest advices from ST. Pau! bring the Pleas
ing intelligence that the Conference Committees
appointed by the two Conventions mad finally
agreed upon submitting but one Constitution to tue
people Of Minnesota, and that each body had aP-
proved the action Of the Joint Committee. his
secures the adoption of the Constitution BY the
ncon,s and the admission Of Minnesota to the sis-
terbood OF American States beyond reasonable
doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Between this time and the 1st Of January-four
full months-our country has usually and now CON-
paIatively little to export Our Old crops have al
gene forward, while the new have scarcely been
recei,e at the ports Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, Rice
u c., &c, ale not yet harvested. willie WEeat "
not generally threshsd befoss the besanins Of WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DEfALoATios IL OsE u OUR CRY BASSs.--lt i:
rumCrsd that al ohaef Of the Mechanics Banking
Association has been found TO be defaul.er in the
sum Of $4,000. The party said to have enbezzled
TO this amount s nov IN cas,oiy Of the Deputy
in.epdent Of Police hr. Carpenter declines to give
any information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Mrs. Cunningham, through her counsel applied
yesterday for a writ Of habeas corpus to compei
the Warden Of the City Prison to bring her before
Judge Peabody. twas grated. AID made return
able at II o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Netp:1lork DailU Gribu,re
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1857.
To CORRESPONDENTS

No roree can be taken OF Dnymous Comm "a
svers Intended foT insertion must Is authenticated 81 n
nam. aad address q the wrtsrno nscesssy Tor p'hs>
ton, hut a. = guaranty Of his good aith.
We Auo. un!ertske rturn rejected Co1mu al stions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

The Secretary Of 10, Smithsonian Institution has
our tbatk, To- COPY .: Tia Report Of the RessI Cor
1896.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
WIGs-HAIR DYE-WIGS.

B.TcmLoRs HAIR DYE i, the best in The world-the only
harmless reliable hair dye know bsters no t mo
bpirg of tie hair the result Of ung the many base imta
tions old all others would escape ndcoe BATCH
ILoRs and Touptes oil Twenty years pac;c
experience the fact This establishment Is the only ac
here these articles properly understood and niade.
Hair Dye aud Wig Factory NO 20 Broadway
posite the Park Fountain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

AssIGNEE's SALE.-CARPErING, OILCLoTlis,
CCRrAN Goops selling of st less than cost az You've
JAMES store No. S4 Broadway OF Frsnkns t Tue
entire be closed out immediately at great basans 10!
cash. Eishf Hrnrs lease Of sto.e icr sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
BARNES g. PARK
Have removed from No. 800 broadway to

Have removed from No. 800 broadway to
Nos IS and IS PsIkrow,
Directly opposite the Aston House. The attention Of close
hEyr lobbs OF Drugs invited 10 Of
PATENT MEDICINES,
below propetos prices by the dozen, 100
sro Confusing ourselves exclusively to the Mc-ire bust
f,ciiss handle this ssOf goods upon
terms never before attempted Ia America
BARNES l. PARK,
Eew-Yo;k Cincinnati and San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DsS'T FAIL to read DALEY 4 CO.'S advertise
mint in the Dry Goods g. nInn of ths paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Don't FAIL to read DALEY a Co.'S adyeT
d =. n,s nj i the Dry Good. coumn q this paper.

REMOyAL-MARsHA Co. s Radical Cure Truss
st. Aor House Tusses Supporters Shoulderbraces, SILK
Elastic Stockings and every variety Of Bandages OF most ap
proved patterns skuy applied. Private application rooms
for Ladies. A csmpe.szk female in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS New Styrs).-
J..t received large iuvoi Aio, FIxrrsgs for Library
billiard aud Dining RooIns CANDELSrCRs, CANDELABRAs
CLOCKS Pure White RAFL SEED OF. For sale BY
II DNRpoNvJLLT No. AIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

Don't fail to read DALEY \ Co.'S advertisement
In the Dry Goods coun .; :his paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

WATSON'S $40 SEWING MACHINEs-ANOTHER
INJUNCTION AGAINST TRrNOu the Sd isy Of Argus. inst
United States Circuit Cow: for the Southern Dstf Of
NewYcrk gIsoted injunction in suit prosecuted by NJ
Singer agains. Watson Wooster Co This injunction alb
elue prohibits the defendants and their agents from making
.sg selling advertising fox sac the Watson 10 hines
Newspaper Publishers VII please take notice OF this
tien, and net sssist in violating IL
m SINGER Co, no. as Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01
Strangers requiring GIFTS and PRESENTS should

Witt the extensive Bszr OF ii. s. ROGERS, No 1873 Broad
WAY every conceivable variety can be found there fesn
t Orn,nelts Fsrs Gard Cases Work Boxes aud Dress
ing Cases together with TOYS Dolls and Games suitable for
ali aaes Sold at the Lowest prices Of importation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsh IS tree from
taste and three the strength Of the
Cslcned Msgnesis. =.
Worlds Fair Medal and -Four FIst Premium Silver Med
ais have awsdt t. being The best in the market For
sale Druggists AID country store keepers senefs and
nv the manufacturer THcMAs !. HUSBAND, PhaielpIil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

SEWING MACUNES.-Al persons who want
Sewing Machine Of uEivs.sa uity-one tbst viii the
fabcs and tbe heaviest fabrics better than other
the best hine for family manufacturing plantation
hseves that don't get out Of order and
with hch industrious woman readily earn l,VV
obtain Il now here eNcep; AZ the Office Of
L NJ StHGfR AZ q No BruAawAY ". ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

DR. HARRIsON's PRRIsTNTIC LoZENGEs.-
Endorsed by ali regular Physicians and Druggists as the most
agreeable convenient and effective for DYSPEPSIA fiEs
aud CosrVESEsS For sale only by irs.cles
IsusRists, Agents, New Y ork HEGEM>N, CLARK 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-01

poRTYRs OF CURTAIN MATERIALS kelly Ferguson, No.
291 Broadway and No 81 Read ST. have In stock complete
assortment Window Shades Of their manuia ,tufe
which are offered very low prices X. f. manufacture
pateut ard the nduoeue they offer will be appe
dated upon examination. Also brocstrle Lace aud muslin
Cusns English and German Dsnssks Cornces &c at close
prices Nts. 2gl Bic adway ana 81 r. ade st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

DDMOvAL.-US uN BTOOK OF OARPnTs.-CLa ARIN0
N sale a reducodprsces for cashThs subsoibev.n
Janu1y 10 his store, buidiBg.
ns Canal snd toward streets between broadway and EE
stock OF isiug d vel
tapcsys three ply and ain carocs ocotbs
table and piano rods and dsugFes greatly
reduced cash uvitsd erAmnatoa-
0gO u q WYATT -4Al and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

I7E BROADWAY.
f0O ZINE FUkS.
stock OF fine furs imported Ard Manufactured
BY Ourselves will this offered ct cost Every
article OF add guaranteed
CHARLES sTREEr 4 co.,
Al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

AK BRo!DWvY
A. 81 % and - each
There win be added EondAy October l9 5000 10
AAo balance lef hom our last -geeks saiss Of
ENGLISH TaEsCH BEAVER CLOAKs.
These KoJds have been consRped cost from U
70 S8 each 70 import and AapEed tbs centre tables
q Immense from regular stock
OaARI2S eTKEET 4 Co,
as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
FINE ARTS.

pICTuRRs BY ALLsroE sNp nAlDo. POI SALE :
sold tho close Of the xhbon OF An Treasures,
Manchester where the have bcn seoo Cd for exhbusn
large picture size 10 feet aohes by fee< By Alison, hk
first picture from the late Ar George Boaunonk
q he fou .dsrs Of he lnslsh National GALLERY suslsc
st. Peter Prison. II ID hoped that Ameroans Win noa
oorunty Of posscssinx Of heir geA
prcduc inns Tie position Of he ptsture
bAircafe l~aJng W The EngrAvipg Go lsy.
Also nsobeh 40 Nl rtah artisis,. By Hsydm szs 10
which hAi cYested much sensation amoasst
the Walters saloon fhis picture aso eomni sion
from BIZ George ssanmont % rage OF hs 0Aib top
catalogue Apply 70 MeeUs fHOdAS AANnW BOND.
publks err 70 her Majesty. Manchester. England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2l, 1857.


~ entire ssooa OF .hia cstaoiishnasns
Has bean mark down
Al cost and below cost prsoee
For he month At Oosobes. lei.
"a Assortment IN department never nore ouw
plsae present. nne
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

estate In and about this city has moi fallen,
nor Is there any prospect Of a decrease, and
this is what can DO said OF tho property Of
but few young western cities 81 this time. II
certainly canno, bc said OF property in Da
baque, which Has been held at fabuloa,
prices" hui IL now getting down TO thu rea
s.s,abls grade of property In Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

copy sssg osOOks.
JUST RECEIVED - M INVOICE 81
MtBs5- fairnt tspyir. tis.l-
ttFHHh Is la
Including Hnsl. ~ .saa asa 80 and sali Ia,
'ilp't dlg @#ts. Irtrt Hti ttgiet al4kiH. ifc.4s*
N"n Aslsftst American shi ssttA l.aSs IWgt sE4
hl"iihs a'zi Perforated lard Nusfa as.afi-i :
80" ~ =" "a if'i, ,tfrsa h"sf she r-t uhicr
7-.ii vi Adams
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31
LATE ST N Z VS..


B;.t,sosR Oct -
Gov, Llgoa issued = proclamation this morn
ing, placing IA. city under martial Law aud
ordered out two wilson's, some Z tssb men
.ss..i sh~s- s-sss~s~.ssssg .sus.~s~
enroll at ono. aml Eport for service, ani hold
themselves In readiness tn preserve the peace
an "Wednesday next. the day of general elss
Sion
The dss~fnos takes this step against the
decision II the Mayer, but nj the request aud
IN the representation. made by numerous ~
spoBslble citizens
Considerable feeling vas aroused nv the
proclamation.
Gov. Lyons proclamation has produced
quito a sensation and excitement
An extra has been published giving the
correspondence between the Governor aud
Mayor. The latter objects I" any interference
by the &c werner IN the government ~ the ciiv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

- Mr.. u " Smith Is closing out his stock
VI Carpets al rery reduced pr.css Those in
wan, 81 bargains IN carpets viii have for a
short time rare opportunity at Smiths Va
rieiy Store.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

NEW Yohk, Oct 70.
Monsy bstass, and dali basinsss II Clearing
House; l0wse elsarings announced 70 upwards
Of olO60O 90; specie balance. o670000.-
IAs Dows.y Bank has decided TO wind Up ~
sGAin; spe Gle ssill dali Of sale Crops are
beginnia9 % nsvs q the Wsst bills Of lading
heanG aleady sssaivsd BY oae NJ orr hanks
uAich agreed = eAvanCe fsads f0w ossaing
them 70 maglka =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

lla" iailnwnn. s.rt striking anI .ir,,c,
tive remarks ir.m tie New YORK t.t, ,a,
ia. nsss al the great Aiiamr TELEGRAPH,
wall ". ar. CERTAIN. arnI-r 4 il,.a tram ~
thought ia he minj 1T na,4 ~ "a, t,s,Ip,,
slouii u unlics. other, ~, W., ,t,nl,,., H.
have i.'"a Impressed h1 ideas nhirh the
Tue, has thrown out, il Will nut he long
before the experiment ~ lat Anpn,t = a.
pea'ed, with the holss Il che world Ea IL
-ucrc-s
W. cannot leave tia,- .ublr,l, huwa
without Iolniing n4u e. h. att..ililnn IL nnI
rcad.r~ the sinruiartt lor,iiir plea whmh
the present stat" 'd matter, put IA. ~ i,
hall 81 ia. Atlantie telegraph Had ,hr
Atlaniic experiment 4 huau~t -nccrc,ird.
ine isisss. 80 49, --s ~.
have lo-t halt IT. terriers. fhs catastrophe,
II IL cuuid MT hay" been aver.ed. would at
least hos. boon n.,i,asi..d tarts.,u great
failure, M, Tor instance, Those II tlt. Ilinn,s
Central and thc trn railroad, would ia all
probability, have heen prevented. aud from
the very outset al thu disturbance, an ina
mediate eoitsrt with the ,rn financial ce,i
ter or the Nnrld- commerce., would have
balanced tie mud II n4ert, and driven from
the aitaek that vague anil irrational d,s,ra-t
which was and !. our nnr.i boz, ~ u, lea /
oar " oral t.. cat .le ii eHt ind,s l,.a, sely''-
/ II may alnn>, Is sad. m,thpsi a metaphor
/ that hall the cptn,ns AL hiat-ss ~ New
York broke' aneait-tl,u>lS bat truly
when the Niagara cable parted ~ ia,
trough of the deep md -ea.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

~ Yesterday was a bright aud delightful
ias. Tho streets were lively with teams an.l
sshal-s--tl,e sidewalks crowded with ladies
the >h"f'ke.r"rs reasonably busy. All these
VIII" could get aui ri doors s,af out, and en-
i"!.si the weather AMI li- a. the, found IT,
Such days sh.ulL be- appreciated. We viii
lim hav. MANY more ~ th-m before winter
sets ia
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31
RIVER L STEAMBOAT NEWS

Arrived.
sssamsr = nsKss Hsanh Ns.trss.
Steamer ftasA. Meeh, 0assna
Steamer kpsss AAssiss. Davis Aaairose
Departed.
steamer Flasa, Webb. Galena
Steamer BsIvaas, Pore. " Louis
Steam Extas, Martin II Paul
Steamer hekss Reach. Nohttose
-
~ Their. oa.y 10 ineh~. water On tbs shoals
~ the Cumberland the .-xsaaias 81 ,h,s week
~ The regular psehe, iiae between ~ Lsais aud
Ieui.sili. hss again gone into operation
- The Jacob Tr~srr and Frank Steele hsv. laid
up at ~, Loai. These boats recently passed this
plses, bound down
- tn. ~ Iaa,s paper. ssii keep quoting % fee,
10 Care Il ato b. hoped the river viii .osn rice
fall below n Iaai-, make sossc change IN
quoiasions
~ The old wisconsin which recently snak near
the mouth Of the Illno.s and rascd ha. again sunk
near the pl.oe ahs had better keep dow.
loN
-
~ Traveller. bound sp Tia. river viii md Tho
kair Caseel al the wharfthi. morning, with her
shingie mp FIR Dubuque. Those downward boand
the there for keokuk. and packet. to N Louis
~ The james. IyS', Mas advertised tn leave ~
Isuis last evening" for ~ Paul, III. VIXEN prob.
ably started Thursday sveaias for the :.sc~,
although sh- Was sds~riised, 10 leave GA Wednesday
-
~ The Ohio 10 rsesdins 81 Ctneiansti, Al
Pittsburgh. ea Tuesday, ba.lnrs. lively ct the
wharf ~ bssis, sxnlasive u the regular packets,
we're ri the handbag receiving and dischsrHa -
freight but shipaeais elm. River falling Louie
Will.
-
Vr1sIzss A. AAsos sssa.-Ths steamer A. a.
Aas II ~s- sunk ,esteris, morning naek Greek
chain, Upper iTsspsds, few mic. ahese ,hls city
yesterday morning shout 10 o'oioek. The bo~ lice
IN feet water s.d stern IN l. feet sls damaged
very badly and ~ 10 feared sLs prove total
hhe MSS coning down wedld not hear any th,ng oi
her freight
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

[f- The firm of Harrington 4 Milkie OF
the NcWs Office has b"cn dissolved Mr.. Har.
rington viii attend Ia thu settling NJ OF ne.
counts
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

e. Tie Luu,.4,li. JoaesaH speaks II
the r'a gotten up by General Pillow, about
the Secret History II the MexIean War, ~
the dirty r,llow tar G"anlnding a.
remarks IN the General the Jeatlsai >ass
Not io put Ia" tine point ulHa IT, he i
E,ol, al. has loved knasrry not wI~cly.
but tno well =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

II Messrs. Taylor a Ballord we're ,rslrr.
'ias "l'-nina At their drug store ia lie Claire
hiack, haBdSnin. variety al toilet articles
such a p.riumetic,. r"mbs. brushes, Sc -
They have n"a full assortment vi such arii
pla3
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-31

Stoyss Ann TiS wAas-Messrs IL Hills
and d. washbnrn have formed n copartbershiI
ia the Stove aud Tin business ~ will be seen
occupied 10y M.ssrs Smart 4 Giilett, neari,
eti.,si,- th. Pcs, ofi,o- They have On hand
large assortment 81 pafinr Office and cook
,na stoves with ever, variety If tin ware
These wanting q, suppl, themselves with any
ot these articles would 4. well la call al the
sheKe place
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a Hse Aessls .

WAsausTox, Oct. ~.
The Comnissione Of Patents has rendered
% ~. 1obt Hesouns !. q knqland. the agency
f9 " insrodueaipn q d calsivaslon of The tes
pant - sssw 80. - e. e ee.ss. !. o =
swlag . - es11sisres y sseA saaasn.
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- II. reference Ia the river news IL will
was sunk at Nh. rapids yesterday morning
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IN IMPORTANT RrxoR. The Iowa City
Repsbd,odR Of Thursday, says Las, even
inl there was a rrmor aiioat thai an islunc-
lion lI.i hsen served uI.on the State officers
.nl.,ning them from removing with their
eaeets further West We only speak of the
ra,nat having ~ knowledge IT the facts our