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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING; PRESS


The Hnteliigeneer rejoices to find the Journal
of Commerce taking the ground it occupies with
reference to the insuficiency Of the reasons al
legged by the British Government-through Lord
Palmerston's recent speech in the House of Com
mOns-for the rejection Of the amended Claren-
don-Dallas treaty. That reason was, in few
words, because the United States in one of these
amendments refused to become party to the
treaty ceding the Bay islands back to Hondu-
ras, which treaty this Government had never
seen The Journal in the article the Inteih-
gSncSr quotes, points out with force the fact
that the details Of the treaty between Honduras
and England being matters Of their concern
only, there was no propriety ION the part of
England) in calling on Us to endorse (sanction)
it and further, that as the point achieved BY
that treaty was in strict accordance with the
point so strenuously contended for by this Gov
eminent in the Clayton-Bulwer treaty negotia-
tiOns-the point that the Bay islands are the
property of Honduras, not England-the excuse
alleged by Palmerston is, to say the least of it,
a singular one. In our judgment it is a mere
subterfuge, resorted to to defend senseless and
weak act-nOthing more.
The Union rejoices over the result of the re-
cent Virginia election as a great Democratic
triu mph; which it was, indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15

this subject Invested Of temporary political con.
sideratiOns when it is no longer the lever
with which interruptions native demagogues
arc doing their best to reduce the native Amer
lean popular mind to a worse condition than
that in which the teachings of the German
pseudo-reformers seek to keep that Of the Ger
mans of America, and when it shall also be di-
vested of its dangerous consequences to the
rights of conscience in the matter of religion.
W. D. WI.
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon James Thorington, Of Iowa, is at the
kirkwood House
80. Ex-Governor E. Louis Lowe, of MARYLAND,
Is in this city, at Willards So also Is ex-Presi-
dent Mirabeau b. Lamar, Of Texas.
-. The Union says thai according to a recent
letter from fayetteville, N. c., the health Of ex
Secretary Dobbin I" is slowly improving. His
cough is still troublesome, but his general health
Is better" 80. @
-. Hon. John B. Haskins, Member elect from
New York; Hon. H. B. Todd, Of New York
Judge Buchanan and Hon. p. F. Thomas, OF
Maryland Com. M. Smith, L. 8. N; VIM. Rice,
editor of the Pennsylvania. and Gen. Tyler, OF
Philadelphia, are at Willards'.
80. Among the passengers from the South. says
the Panama Star, we notice William F Nye,
Esq, of Valparaiso, who is on his way to the
United States, with the object of building steam
tugs for bay Of Valparaiso, which he has obtained
a special privilege from the Chilli government.
go. Mr. John Newton, son of Commodore
Newton, U. 8. NJ, a member Of one Of the naval
courts now in session here, was found on Friday
night last. at the corner of Front and Fulton
streets, New York city, lying in an insensible
condition. There was deep cash over the left
eye, and a confused wound on the back Of his
head. Foul play is suspected, and post mortem
examination was ordered" So says the New
York correspondent of the National Intelligencer;
He was doubtless assassinated. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15

.. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CARoLINA.--It Is
81 on reliable authority, that the appointment
piace OF the late Judge Butler, will be rendered
10 10Y Hammond, though II is not certain that
ne VIII accept II Should he not, and Col Pick
probably be selected for the Senatorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15

FROM LIBERIA.-rhe schooner Antelope, al
Boston from Monrovia, brings Liberia advices tc
the 5th ult. The extra session Of the Legislature
had adjourned after admitting Cape Palmas as q
county Of the republic on terms OF equality with
Mesurado, Bassa and Since. The Cape Palmas
diniculties with the natives had been settled
There was some scarcity of food but the new rice
crop was promising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15

GoNE.-Very few strangers remain in Wash
ington at this time engaged in the interminable
and disagreeable work of seeking Office for
themselves or friends. The appointment of
f,w to diplomatic and consular posts announced
about the LIST inst, with an intimation from the
Executive that he should for the present de-
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For the best design for Suburb Residence and
UlIden , W
Discretionary Premiums Will be awarded TO any
other articles not enumerated the above schedule
All articles for competition must be deposited be-
fore III a. m. on Tuesday.
Admission Is cents. JOHN WATT, -
je 1851 Chairman Com. of Arrang ements.
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E%W '5eIfKnI o X scsossff fSs! Wa. stree
GROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN kENNARD Il CO., q, Austin
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, iewelry, precious
stones or metals, unless bills OF lading are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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DELAYED LETTERs.-We publish to-day the
first of our two letters from st. Louis that
should have appeared in the Star ere printing
those descriptive of the journey from that city
to Chicago. The letter appearing to-day is
preliminary to the one descriptive of the cere-
monies at the great st. Louis celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15
BOARDING.

MISS BOW1E'S Boarding House, located an TIE
~ well known AID healthy village of Rrookyilie
Montgomery county, Nd, will be ready 10 recey
ing from the LIST of July. 10 l59 ws
BOARDING BOARII NG-n, rcaso, abe r,te,.
- ca oe hsd Ivy some ten twelve persons AT No,
90 on New ORR avenue, near 18th street. few doors
' - .-r nnIhet rouse. je Edf
MhS. r.. BAGBN'S (late Miss KEECHl Boarding
tsl House, No. S25, south side Penn avenue four
aoors east OF 9TH street. Washington will acconmo-
IaillLes anu single persons with BOARD on
Ierins. je S-eolm'
MRS. BATES, ATHER BOARDING-
~ hoO SE, on the southeast corner of Penn,
aSenue sno stn street, has made Arrangements 10
accommodate large number of strapf ers with Meals
al ANY any time throughout the day, aud lodgings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-15

n%EOT1CE.-Therew will be a stated meeting Of
eaF fI; g ;FIs' SSs S AZ ant:
|" je : Ioa0N. ". hSss seieisfiy.
n~THE LADIES OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
U Gcorsctown. intend holding . FESTIVAL
f9T Che benefit Of the SUNDAY School, a PS9Pe,sR
ana hs on snd &
Pm: The friends of the Cd Church, and the pub.
donations and attendance. Its
n= WASHINGTON SEMINARY.-Persons
US indebted to this Institution are requested to
make , to the 6efp re the s July
10 Is-st. - HENRY HoBAN. Treas.
TNATIONAL GREYs, ATTENTION.-
hsstinf Of the ce%psny THIS tMOndayj EVEN
it. '' ~ R. GRIMES, Sec.
Ss.E.m,E, 70 + w TaE JoURSEyMEN
Jouneymen Horse Shores are reQnested to at end
%ii next z, ,hs SS nn On AT.
made known to them at the time of meeting It,
rwE,TH UNDERSIGNED, DRY GOOD
close our stores at ?sroc!ock, tSaturds nights ex-
copied, from the 18th oil June to the 18th Of Sep
SfGs + ssSe2 ssows. " q oHss2Fs Co.,
le lS-St
RAwBERRIES-Those wanting fine
Ger Or IN se sst the sfo os
Cream Depot. corner 18th and streets. je s-lw'
TNOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-The Tax
~ Lists for the present year Gls57l are now in my
G6 saG @ ss
discount oil SIX per cent supKr1, co,.,,o
Georgetown. d. C. je Sim
l. AT 80 CTS. PER BARREL.
Pufe WOOD h- burnt ht LINZ fresh drawn from the
In quantities to i Buk R1sSSsSsgs 'wILLErr,
s e :s SsH capo
THE COMET PAssED.-The artist, slgnor
SrAHLINI, of Schwabeno, in Italy, has just fin
the at chaqs. SeT the old %
Juensnians celebrated Lager Beer, recommended
son, can see 1T without extra charge. je 1851
SEMI-ANNUAI. NOTICE-We are busily en-
~ gagged making OFT all open accounts on our hooks
the same up to the 9th OF this month. Meantime ne
oil who are aware of having an account with us and
calling and paving sS the
je is-tyi r''' VI CLAGETT.' DoDsoN & CO.
" Observation-Disclosures AT COST.
ing desirable Goods: 'O''"
Swiss aud Cambria Sleeves
Handsome Cambria Ruffiing
Embroidered Hdkfs. Infants Bodice., &c
BRhD GS 4. a9 sass Florence and Swiss
Call early and yea B bargains s.rcu,sox,s
ye Dist Between 9th and 9Th streets.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
l. UNITED STA TES MAIL STEAMERS
&&4& The Ship. composing this aIk9G

These ships having been built by contract pressly
for the service every has been taken
In their construction, also i'm their engines to IN
sure strength and speed, and their Accommodations
for passengers are unequalled for elegance and com
fort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool liz
first cabin, 1872 second do, SIS elusive use Of
extra size state rooms, SS25. From Liverpool to
New York, so and % guneas. An experienced Sur
geOn attached to each ship. Noberths be secure
until paid for. The ships Of this line have improved
water-tight bulk heads
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LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST.-On Saturday last, between 18th street,
- - New York avenue, and the Pension Once, a
CLES, without case. The finder will receive lib
erai reward If left at room No. 81 Pension Once.
I osT-on Sunday afternoon, I4th inst. on NJ
figure fasaa and bust, rim PLAIN gold win Wrath
ally rewarded by leaving At with the owner. AZ the
COTTAGE corner of NJ and 18Th sts. ie l5-2t'
RANAwAY. ON SATURDAY AFTER
girl, named LETiTIA sHFLo0, about item tes H
hood when she left. All persons are forbid *
can be left at her fathers on street as above:
SS RkwARD,--Strayed or stolen. on the sOth of
Y.1 May, a very fine large white and red ~1e~k
COW, with horns; had on the neck co lar &aSS
of house and street on it.. The above reward " II
be gwen for information that will lead 20 dlscovC ~
ie ISL. p nc CORNELIUS BOYLE, a. street.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AF
ter Sax weeks publica ion of this notice. applica
HG1 WI. be made a to The Comm ssone. of
@ for io scres, act 81 Mareh Ass istusd 70
SenJ min Grimes, private Capt Jones Company,
lost $ is.,,vsw c. W. BE BEN HSi1s :ss"
I oST.--A CERTIFICATES OF DEPOsTTt.
NOurSp.
lor Cav. liz can he of use TO the finder, as paw
IN snt OF the same has been stopped b. returning il
ye lz-St J. b. DODSON.
L OST-Iesterday evening, in Washington some
where on g, IN The sborhoed of l4th street
which WIS loaded. The finder will receive 81 re-
ward by leaving il at this Office. lie ls-St'
"a RE w AR D.-Stnyed or stolen from the
Pc capitol HILL, small Brinde COW <or,H
ABOUT three years old. She has he rms with EX2SS
a whlte face and white streak on her back 80
ANY one bringing the above Cow (or giving uiorns-
non TO, SO can get her. to my residence on CAPITOL
Hill: will receive the above reward
je l2-St" Holm RouI AVID
"a RE w AR D.-Strnyed or stolen from the
Sc Capitol Hill, SORREL HORSE -
between ii and IL years Old. Any one bring" ~
ing tle above Horse Tor leaving such infor "a
nation as will lead TO his recovery 70 nv residence
on capitol Hall, viii receive The above reward
Jei<ot JOHN BOHIAYER.
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L OST.-On Saturday last, between 18th street
IL New hork avenue, and the Pension Once,
paT OF massive Old fashioned GOLD SPECTA-
CLES, without case The finder will receive lib
eral reward NJ left at room No. "a Pension Once.
10 l5-9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

C,1ropSih OVERLAND Maua-The lndianoa, Iexss Bta-
in ~ the 1st Inst ssys-rhc OVERHEAD msu or oshrov
MIA started on the 24h from san Antonio unocf on
Capt stllmau with six men aud nine snimas rne
ysrtv which le, on the 9th had been heard from nwN
at Fo't Lancaster.
rorpx.vrrr rr VIRGINIA The Winchester Rsfadsscan
mo feature will be introduced at the tournament
ws cb 4. 10 come on Capon I'd OF september, In the
bv the Knights Of handsome fet e iewelry
~ he ladv Who shall be crowned Qaeen OF Live and
pssu,v This will make the contest for the honor
NOR, ,piriled amt ns the gallant Knights
A Jowsy ur.rsrsp "A few days since q minister in
seneca rss n Y, hired q livery horse and wagon 10 70
inruev He nbssps two days, snapped horses SIN
ard back 10 the stable with the horse hs
TOOK out, having made 500 BY his operations.
sr,rs ov The State Of Ohio counts among
ber hopors that opened the hrst female college, intro
dnced rather created the culture OF the grape in Ams
rcs Uncovered the true method Of taking theoretically
the accession and decenson Of the stars Invented the
steam Gre engine and rave birth 70 noble series OF paint
ers poets, sculptors and men Of science.
Boss m HANGED III appears from report which IL
In circulation that very unpleasant, be born In oar
tain house In Chester county, Pa. Since the year ITaS
there have been Eve executions for capital offences In the
county. Edward williams, who was hanged in $780, and
George Pharaoh, who executed in 1851 we're BON
bern In house which stands about q mile from Wa
Chester. Ingram, who recently hsrg 81 Ia Illinois rw
The murder Of his wife, also drs, saw the light in this ms
uniucky house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

.nex,topss may perhaps have though. taking advsn-
taee Of the complications which naturally follow for
vcnturna again on ID enterprise which has many umea
been lost for the snnexAonists arc like all desperate
men, regardless unworthy the mesns provided they
offer some Feasibility Of success
AS 10 ourselves we think that the partizans Of the indie
pendence Of Cuba taking the expression in its true sense
are perhaps those who believe they see In the impending
conflict which threatens the republic favorable occasion
for the execution OF their plans We declared a the bo
ginning of this article that the step taken by ST. Gocura,
If the rumors which aAoa be well founded may Do
Of some consequence, ~ far o. the lives OF many
individuals may again be ecParalzeas 10 "a o. ns
cd II But We hope such contingency WIN NOV Mxs
place, and although the preminAries OF the treaty wncn
Cuba, may be concluded the matter will never 60 beyond
those prelminaes, provided the commissioner or com
miss toner's stop to reflect the necessity which the go
preudces it may be supposed to be- not to embarrass Win
still further complications the already sufficiently en-.
tangled question which caused the rupture.
will have received the proposition made to him but in any
of his toat tends aer the hopes Of the
soliciting Cubans We shall always perceive the hand Of
some ono Of those nnanciers who 1t present ara
abundau.ly shooting up in that republic and
inventing simple means OF filing tho national
treasury The Cuban Junta is supposed to be rich, and
be made TO Comonfort for diminishing bis presen. difficult
tes will always be well rece ed by him, he fulfilling
not tue conditions OF the compact agreeaby TO the In
terest OF the Mexican government itself.
AS to the res is not easy to understand in whit way
the war between Spain and Mexico looked on 10
regard 1t a. an opportunity for disc nbarxing the island
and the vigilance of those who have the sacred duty 70
prevent It In every respect will be redoubled
For the third time repeat that The true mportanoe Of
the case consists in the ment Of grief by the hal
ucnnon OF those who believe to be opportunity fr
ing the bloody OF Cardenas and Las Pozsa
halucnatou which may end In the sacrifice or new vfo-
ter neither authorized by necessity nor
toned by expedency nor strengthened by justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

siRsrocA = The arrivals st ssrsrss Springs now ave
rage about hundred and ty per daJ The story that
The water OF the Empire spring 70 be conveyed 10
Albany In pipes, IL not true
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

TaAu FOR SALT LAkE-There has Just been
cited out al hchson Mo- OF the largest OF those cars
vans or "usns" by which the commerce between the
states and the Crest sat Lake Valley Il carried TIE
train oon'isu d i3 wagons, S76 oxen, aud 20 men II IN
laden With, 40 'opr OF assorted merchandse adapted 70 the
sab Lake trade Some Idea Of the immense value OF the
goods ed by this train may possibly be bad when
that the freight alone upon them W Salt Lake viii ex
coed $40 900 Similar trains also dtting ont ct ives
ton, Lesvebworsh, Kansas City, indie pendence, NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-16

cry BoSoIULu, Mar "a 1851.
sRBy command OF the King tbs day received have The
honor " enclose Of the decree OF bis Nsesv
sppr1yed by her Roys Hghness the Kuhns Nu the 2Eh
oil this month, eIpeing kr ssrcus Monsarrai from the
kuydm and prohibiting his return forever under the penal
~ Of DEATH aud scop- OF the Knss oder ~ The GATE
end approved In the the
Of the Kingdom 10 carry his Msieeys efec.
haze The honor to be, air. Jour o5eient humble
want r. g. WgLLrG
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

SLAVERY TO sK 'BousEr Our II ksH
rucEI.-The Newport (Ky.) NNss states
,ha,.s proposition il in contemplation to
bay ths land and negroes owned BY slave
holders i. Kentucky At their present saiua'
tioa; and il three fourths Of the slavsheld.
e,s ia the State viii agree TO cell, the pro-
posed company viii advance sum OF money
equal 10 one hall the estimated value Of
both. sad in one year after, pay the whole
balance. The slaves are to be set free and
the Iand sold q, A. advanced price, in view
o. lhe State becoming free in ons year af-
ter tbs first payment To Inc masters, aat
the State become settled With real industri
Gus, snterprisiug free people. viii three
foarths Of the slsveholdsrs agree to sell 81
present vs,aatisnt If 90 the State will soon
be frss'
Let the EnAneip stionis.s in Missouri gsl
lie upper hand in tina, State, the New Eng
lssd oolOnis, in Virginia, ,nd the buying
on, movement in Kentucky. and the inst.
tuition viii coon shove OF this mortal coil
q cd speed the day!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

A WosAs DlowsED.-on Sunday last
mos, melancholy catastrophe occurred n
tni. place. Mr. ]. L. Psuley who owns the
Jerry opposite vin.on. while the wind vas
blowing too yiolen,ly TO psss the river, with
his large boat. took out skif with the in
tention Of bringing 70 this side NJ. Jesse
Brody, vile and child and one other per-
son. When sbeut midway Of the stream
the li,,le Graf, cspsised. With admirable
presence Of mind Mr.. Psuley succeeded in
placing the child on the inverted ski4.-
With the exesptios Of Mrs. Bso4y Sho dis.
appeared, the others laid hold Of II. and thus
as ., themselves aAost A line IVES imns-
stately sent out and attached 70 the skif.
. 70 the sstonishment OF sll, when il vas
/ d' eyed TO the shore, Mrs.. Brody was found
uSaef It 10 lifeless condition. Every -
tort was used TO revive her but proved 30
asailloy. Life was eItingaishst .-Viaton
| foOa Eagle
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

Msssrs Epsrsss. should like to know
it 90, City .Asthoritiss have the power e
sbsse naisanses! II -. il esys cenGrsga'
ting % the osbbath in our msst public
places. playing bali. shouting ssd swssr'
ing equal to sssages in performing their Wal
dances before going TO battle, does not
come clearly under the head Of naisancsss
II parents and guardians will .ssfef thoss
under their control 70 desecsate the Sab
bath with iapunisy. they must expect the
natural fruits Of such conduct; and net b
surprised to zee their children arraignsd fol-
crimes ,ha, ~iil send them to shsPsnitsntia'
r, or the sallo~s-and will their parents Of
guardians be held guiltlsss Al the bar Of
Go6s
April 2Cth 81. Il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

Aususrus cAsAE DopeE, late Minister
70 Spain, and formerly representing this
seodly heritage in The Unithd States Sen
ate, viii, il il said, be the csnd date for 6 o'.
ernos Of Iowa in October next Df course
be will not be run by RePoblieans---th
ssms being entirely too high sounding 10
. party composed Of the bone and sines Of
the isnd-sut by that party calling Itself
Democratic, and, al the same LINE uphold
ing slavery. We trust that nsn with q
more Democratic ccgnomsn. and Of greater
ability for the station. will have the pleasure
Of distAncing this Spanish eourser,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

A Republican Journal of this Stats-ths
Dsvenpor, Gasetse--in making i,s apology
sad every press has one of ito osn, distinct
II s,ows tina, the party had no tissues" in i.
VOWED in the county and State eleetions:-
ro principles to contend for.-Iona .Csty
Crescent.
Why didn't our neighbor fthe half-moon
q, and no candidates 10 the feld. II 10 a.
Easy TO tell big lie a. little lie and man
unscrupaIeus enough to tell the one should
lot hesitate a the other.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

re saLAa JAnss
6SlR:-vea are hereby notiAsd that there 10 new
- oa alo In he oe1os Of The Clerk OF the District
Court Il OcOts Counu, Ssats Of Iowa petition 81
fanny james ciaimtn& from you an absolute divorce
fron DE honda Of maHtmony, md The qua vdAnsht
Of kllen JAmes, yoar minor child said Psu TONER
alleges that shs married 10 yoa on the lsth day
o. Apsil D. 1880, shot stnce said marriage she has
al al Nmss conducted hcrsslf towards you ~ be-
came duufsl wife that you on The contrary Aavc
net slways kept and per formed towards Psutio mar
he obligations imposed on you By such married
ssa.e, shss In Ne month u oetober, \. lsss, ~
Sse IOWA Of Cherry crsskin tho county Of Chstau-
que, and ssAte OF New York you committed adultery
and places committes adultery with Of her persons
yoa have bsc me ddietsd ~ drinking Interesting
IL usrs, that yoa infused Petitioner, Omen thrsat
snine her fiss, that ycu do not provide for
your hmiy but lcAN them 10 susr for the erdinaYy
nscesaities life, thai from your habits Of living
yoa are wholly unft have the control Of oar sA
drsn. Petition iarhet alleges that che has been
resident Of the State Of lows, for six mouths PRIOR
10 The CONNIE thts suit, aud that this ap
picatioa 10 no made nom fear or restIsfnt but In
y and rash for the purposa Get forth In said
petition. And you are further notified that uAlees
you appear and answcr thor etc, on 81 before he
hns day ofths term OF said Court 70 vis on or
>nrs shs arss Monday Of Jans, 4. d. 1857, Judge
nent viii Be rendered aSalnst yea thereon, and NE
rsysr Of pstiaessr granted,
DAWSON b TAus, Auys.
Published BY order et0ourt, return 81 not founa
AAvine been made BY sheriff ofsaid county.
Apt19sN JOSAuA D. PATTON, Clerk D. g.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-22

T1s 6AsuLA TkIsusl, 10 the title Of .
ss~ weekly Journal, published ~ 6ssal y
Jackson County, Io~s Iu proslivities are
e, dsauy Republican; is motto-lndspsn
dea, no, neutral; It's editor Mr.. Charles n.
beschsr. We make ths following sxtrsct
from 10 columns
Tss CsAaTKa ADoY7xD. AT the corpe-
ration Election held In this vllsgs % Dat
urdsy las, the Charter was adopted y an
slnos, unanimous vote. 6abuls 10 there.
fore an Incorporated town, and has taken
one i'm por,sn, step towards progress and
Improvement Let the night kind OF men
b. chosen for Corporation Omcsrs, and our
place will soon assume AZ appearances that
will compare fsvorsbly with any towns Of
sssal siss on the niss,ssippi River.