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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

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R1DE re- NICHOLS, SHOW CASE AND
~ Metal rs-h Manufacturer, Isyk south Clark
street, between Adams aud Monroe streets Chicago,
Iliols
show Cases 81 every description, constantly on
hand AID made to ord.rt surL silver Plated Ger.
man Silver, Rosewood, Mahogany, black " alnui
Sc. Orders frol the country promptly ATTENDED, To-
Cases artea and shipped 81 any part ~ the unii.,
nistss Address, RIDER NICHOLAS
lss nvuih Clark street
mNlI tlnfn rn.l Dfisn Iinx Nv ahlran IN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30
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BookS AND STATIONERY
Hooks for the People aud their Ch,,,,ren
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JUST RECEIVED At THI TWIN cry
- City Book store, large aid -iseadd a..aft,asut
Of uarrisols best tevguc.-, fetiniarrie. Hand
kerrhief cxirasts Hair Ole InnAlutn. sud -s,,ns
Of yarions klnds aud aMalLlLa. or -. .n.-An -
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

The special attention OF all seeking 10 make Judi.
elans Investments Ia Real Estar, t- invited 10 our
Let, which eoprl-.s choice cit, property and aans
beautiful suburban is,s an small trAcs thr city
a-, iarRs aai farm lands Ia scott county tog.ther
with lafs. amounts of unimprosed lsndr In all parts
81 tlio state
We gtsH ihr following No specimens ~ the proper
" We have FIR sale
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-30

HEHNOLoDb, ELN Il 10,
WHOLESALE GRofERs,
~ south Wat street, raFnTr Mlehl.sa Aseaue
~ tie, noid- 4 Ils's B.ssk chicago
Lave IN STORE AND OFFER TO THE
j Spring trade III. largest and must complete as
sottineai oI
Groceries
To be found 10 the West Having gesideist parthss
IA New York, aaA making our purchases enilrcl,
from Arst hands oIier Inducements equal 10
any house East Wet W. intlin especial atIen.
tion Of Jobb.r. and others 10 our stock %
TEAS,
which comprises large AID eSHrlsie assortment,
aud NJ prices ~ lDw or lower fhaa Ia Ne~ York city
We solicit M examination ~ uur stock, and are
e"ndsni We make II for the Interest % dealer. 10
make their purchases from fets dIy
, 1857-12-18
Notice.

The United States, US District Court, Sd Judicial
rs. District, before F. A. Cbeno'
The Schooner Violet wcth, Judge Ia Admiralty
COMPLAINT having been entered before Hon. 7.
X \. Cherowcth, Jadye in Admiralty, that The
schooner Violet having cleared from the Port Gf Vic
tora, " H. in ballast, and it being charged that she
had on board goods, wares and merchandise, consist
ing Of blankets and flour, contrary to the statutes in
such made aud provided, and aid schooner hav-
ing been F,izcd by order he Hon. Judge Aforesaid
he has ordered that the prss for tic seizure Of said
vessel and cargo be made returnable Monday the 2lst
day December EcNt, at Pcnns Cove, Island county be-
fore him sitting in admiralty, and that this notice be
published for fourteen days IN the Pioneer and Demo
cyat and also posted in a conspicuous place at the
Custom House at Port Townsend. This Is therefore
to fJrewarn all persons claiming said vessel cargo
that unless they apperr on the day above named and
make defense, the complaint will he taken as true
and sale Of said vessel and cago and distribution
Of tue proceeds ordered.
S. GARFIELD,
IS. District Atty pro tenn, Sd Judicial Dist
A true copy delivered 10 me by the District Attor
ney JAMES BARRY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal.
, 1857-12-18
YOUNG AMERICA
IN THE
r L u l. ID !! !
MIR. 4. ROsENHEENI,

Next DO0r 10 Wells Fargo & Cos. Express Cffite,
ID RESPECTFULLY SOLICTTS THE PUBLIC IN
l. general, TO call aud examine his new stock OF
Fashionable Clothing, receuty puprChascd in Saa
Francisco and has taken great care in selecting them.
As have been in the business for many years, hat
ter my elf TO ay that am ful!y experienced in this
line consequently, have the honor to say, that can
suit all thai wish TO give n call, on account Of my
stock being selected IA the manner a4 follows:
In the lrst place would like to mention abOut my
fine and beautiful stock Of coats, such as
fine black Frock Dress coats,
black Cloth over coats,
" black Business coats,
&" blue Business coats,
" black Velvet coats,
" fancy Cashmere coats,
heavy Petersh1m Sack coats,
brown and lght dab coats,
pilot cloth blue aud black coats
double coats wLch can be worn on both sides,
black, blue and other sorts Of tamas or clJaks,
monkey on pea Jackets oi different qualities,
India rubber coats, white and black, also leS9inSs
and pants,
all sorts of every day coats, to suit the working
class.
PANTS.
fine black doe skin pants,
= grey mixed pants,
fancy pants,
paided pants,
plain pants,
blue pants.
TESTS
black velvet, plain, Latest style,
- velvet, fancy, latest style,
satin, single and double breasted,
blue and brown cloth, double breasted,
fine white Marsale, for balls,
large variety OF every day yosts.
BOOTS.
fine French calf, sewed,
American calf, sewed,
heavy kip, pegged,
kip, uailed,
kip, stOges,
calf stogies.
SHOES.
fine heavy brogans,
sewed aud pegged calf shoes,
UNDER GARlIENTS.
fine white Merno under-shirts,
white Merino drawers,
silk under sh rts and drawers,
silk stockings.
grey mixed aud white Merilo hose,
blue grey and red over-slirts,
black aad white kid gloves,
thread and cotton gloves,
buckskin, first quality,
riding gloves for Ladies aud Gentlemen,
woollen and Merin0 gloves,
black, plain and fancy neck handkerchief
SHIRTS.
fine white broad plcats, latest style,
white broad peats with cuts tO wear studs
Z" white narrow pleats,
fancy and striped shirts.
BLANKETS.
red white snd blue also, comforiers to spread
over beds.
fine beaver, black
" drab and brown,
whole variety Of different kinds,
ladies' and gentemens' India rubber Over-shoes
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Such as combs scissors, knives, &C., besides somC
ntb bar ftala To Alan
, 1857-12-18
"Loye. Purity, and Fidslity,n

THE regular meetings of Olympia Division No.
q Sons Of Temperance" is held every Thursday even
ing ut O'Clock, in the Hall now occupied by the
|. o. o. F. Members in good standing are invited to
attend.
W. n. CUNNINGHAM, w.P.
r. WILLARD, n. y
Nov. 20. 1857. n52,
, 1857-12-18
For Sale or Rent.

THE LARGE and commodlous two story dwelling,
j. located on Main street, egbly situate and vel
adapted for nse either as a retail store, family rcs
dence. boarding house, can be had for sale o. renA
by applying soOD.
For further particulars, terms Of SALE &c. apply 70
the undersigned, OF 70 Geo. Gallagher, Olympia.
Olympia. Nay p. 1851. actf r. i
, 1857-12-18
OLYMPIA BAKERY.

7NHE Undersigned. having discontinued one OF TIC
l. two branches OF business In which they wer,
heretofore engaged are now devong their eItire at
tention to the BAKERY department. They now dc
sign To keep constantly on hand
PIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, BREAD, HARD
BREAD, PlLoEBREAD, ETC.
Which will be supplied to Hotels, Families and stea
mers on the most reasonable terms
Private and Wedding Parties furnished with any
thing necessary on such occasions, at short notice.
@G19R2 gGGNGrGGIs2J
Kept constantly on hand.
A choice lot Of
OGlllIOR&BL'S TOYS
suitable for holiday presents Tor sale cheap. Call and
see.
MITCHELL 4 STEWART.
Olympia, Dec. 18th, ls57-yly.
, 1857-12-18
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of administration on the estate Of c. b.
IL Armstrong late Of Chehalis county, Washington
Territory, granted to the undersigned by the Pro
bate court Of Chehas county, on the 10th November
All persons indebted to the said estate therefore
requested to make immediate payment and all per-
sons having claims against the same requested 10
present them for settlement within year from date
JOHN BRADY, Administrator.
Nov 81 1857 -nI-4w
, 1857-12-18
AdnlinistrntOr,s Notice.

I ErrERS Of Admntration on the Estate Of james
- X. Hurd, late Of ThurstOl county, Washington
Territory. were granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court of said county. on the llth December
1851. All persons indebted tl said estate there
fore requested to make immediate payment and al
persons having claims ain,t the same are requested
to present the same within one year from date.
CHARLES L. WEED, Admir-.
Olympia, Dec IL, ls57.-n3lw.
, 1857-12-18
RTRlI ANIMAL 4 HORTCUITUglI DIRICTORI
Tor 1857.


PRICE --------25 CTS.
TT CONTAINS a valuable article on RnFul Archi-
lecture accompanied BY hesutil1l designs u Farm
Houses, Cottages, Suburban Residences, &c, also.
practical treatses on the management Of Fruit, Flow
CT and Kitchen Gardens cultivation II Grapes Straw
berries Raspberries Blackberries, Gooseberes, Cur
nnts &c. plan for laying out Fruit Garden, ard or
namental grounds with the best location for Fruit
Trees Vegetables &c. together with useful articles
on the rearing and management Of Porliry, and Va
rous other subjects OF interest 10 every lover Of Ru
raj life. II contains al-o, very full and correct
List Of Nurserymen IN The United States and Canada
List Of Agricultural Implements, Makers, &C.. toge
thcr with list OF the Fruits recommended by the
American Pathological Society as corrected at IL last
meeting held at Rochester Sept 1885. Il Is a work
Of lil page Illustrated with 30 engravings and i
alike attractive and useful, containing as much mat
ter and more information than many dollar books
JOSEPH HARRIS.
Rochester N. Y.
Publisher Of Genesee Farmer. and Rural Annual.
, 1857-12-18
Z. 90. n.

I. 0.o T..
TIHE regular meeting of OLYMPIA LoDGE, No. I Of
L the ISDEPESDEsr 0RDER Of ODD FELLOWS, is held
every Wednesday evening, a 6A O'Clock in the buildng
jrmery occupied by VIM. Rutledge, two doors east Of
tie Washington Hotel.
All members in good standing in the order, are inv
rl to attend A. NJ. POE, Sec'y.
Olympia, Sept. H. 1851.
, 1857-12-18

THE UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
ment with the North Olympia MN for consiant sup
ply Of assorted Lnmber, which we will be happy &
sell IN quantities 10 suit purchasens Orders lllet
with despatch, and delivered al any place desired
Call and examine before purrhasing elsewhere
MITCHELL & STUART.
Olympia, May 8. 1857. In7t-tt
, 1857-12-18
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the undersigned has obtained
L Letters Of Administration from the Probate Court
Of Island county. W. T.. upon the estate Of Isaac N.
Ebey, decd late Of said county, bearing date Octo-
Der 5th. 1851. All persons who are indebted to said
estate. therefore requested to forward and
make immediate payment; and all persons having
claims against the estate are required to present
them for adjustment to the undersigned at hs resi-.
dence in Island county, W. T., with the necessary
vouchers within one year from the date hereof.
W. 5. EBEI, Admir-.
October, ls, 1851, rl7 q.
, 1857-12-18
Notice to Farmers.

THE undersigned is prepared to purchase WOOL,
l. in large or small quantities. If delivered between
this date and the 20th July, in cloan, marketable
condition at his store in Olympia for which he will
pay the highest market price in cash and merchan-
dize. WA. RUTLEDGE.
OLYMPIA Nav 20 1857. no.27-tf
, 1857-12-18

TNDIGO-Nadder, Ext. Logwood Ccppetaa. Aruat
10 and Hdr Coloriug Stiis eonstantly on hand, Al
the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE
, 1857-12-18
81 FORWARDING, a
Storage n Commission

II'HE undersigned having erected at Port Town
l. send, Washington Territory, a large and comrno
dious warehouse well adapted 70 the storage OF grain
merchandise freight ETC.. intended for transportation
up or down the coast, awaiting the necessary means
Of conveyance, would inform the shippers and trade
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles OIL the usual terms.
Also. being extensively engaged In the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners OF or agents
for most Of the coastng vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock, and grain as may be entrusted 70
vers Island, or elsewhere as may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
PATRONAGE respectfully solicited. For further infor-
Y. s. FOWLER CO.
Port Townsend, Aug. u, 1851. no.S0.M.
, 1857-12-18
To whom il may Concern

VTTM. L. MITCHELL, Of the firm Of Mitchell &
w Stewart, is my authorized agent to receive and
receipt for me and in my name, on all accounts due
the undersigned
Persons knowing themselves indebted are requested
to call on him and make immediate payment. His
receipts will be good in all cases.
S. l.. d. WESTBROOK.
Olympia, Oct 0, 1857. no.46h
, 1857-12-18
OLYMPIA LODGE. No. 5,

KX0f Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
y Irregular communications on the first aud third
evenings in every month.
All members OF the order IA good Standing are invi
ed to attend. I. +. McELROY, W. n.
, 1857-12-18
s CRIP MO TIC e

A divers pieces Of scrip" are now remaining In
"A my Office, belonging TO persons whose post Office
address do not kn0w, all such persons aTp notified
that by addressing note ~ tho undersigned. giving
their place Of residence post Office address, will have
their scrip forwarded TO thin Immediately. f rt
WM. W. MILE Ir..r
H.r nf.s Q. N. a Com. Gen.
Olympia. July II. 1851. no5tu.
, 1857-12-18
NURSERY NOTICE.

TNuE undersigned, grateful for the liberal patronage
l. he has received heretofore, would respectfully In
form his friends and former patrons that be has great
trees 70 order from one 70 four years growth and from
Que 10 ten feet high.
Shrubery in variety. -..
N. D. Catalogues OF fruit trees eau le had by ap-
plying by post paid letters 70
HUGH PATTlSON,
Washington Plains, Pierce County, W. T.
Oct. 9th, laj7-n463m.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
Interesting Law Suit.

The America Colonization Society of
Maryland lately sued the administrator of
the estate of the late Francis Gideon, of
De Kalb county, Georgia, under the provis-
ions of Gideon's will, which gave all his
slaves to the Society for the purpose of
sending them to Liberia; and he bequeath-
ed to his slaves a large cum of money TO
be paid to them when they should start to
Liberia; he also gave to the Society sew
eral house, city lots, lands, and large
number of shares of railroad stocks in trust
for the negroes, to be divided among them,
which directions would necessarily, under
the directions of the will, take place in
Georgia. The case was ably argued, and
the Court decided that the Society was in
competent BY the terms of its charter, to
sue in the State Courts for the freedom Of
slaves. This decision has been affirmed
by the Supreme Court of the State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
NORTH CAROLINA PRINTING PAPER.

NORTH CAROLINA PRINTING PAPER.--
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express
writing on board the steamer Roanoke, at
Portsmouth, Va, says:-"To my surprise
the Roanoke took on here about three hun
dred bundles of paper, all manufactured in
North Carolina, and shipped to the port of
New York via Portsmouth. But The
stranpest idea connected with this transac-
ton IS the fact, that. the most of it is sold
to and consumed by Greeley, in printing
that freedom-shriekiDg sheet the Tribune"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08

MORMON MARRIAeEs.-T The Mormons
recently held a funny Conference Meeting
in the city of London. A number of El-
ders were present, and the sayings and
doings as reported in the Globe were queer
enough. The Apostle, Orson Pratt, gave
the 'sisters" some advice on the subject of
marriage, claiming that the institutions if
celebrated by the Mormon Church, which
alone had full authority, extended not only
till death but throughout eternity. He
urged them to marry nobody but Nor
mons, OF else they would find themselves
without husbands in the day of judgm mt,
and would have to remain single through
out eternity! This he described 10 be a
horrible eventuality, and propounded the
doctrine that propagation of spirits goes
on in the future world, just as the propa-
CATION of our species goes on in this.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-08
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK!

D ESIDES the articles enumerated above.
ID (Which comprises but small portion Of
his great variety,) he has everything else to be
found in an establishment of the kind. Hekeeps
n good quality of -t
The Washington union., 1857-09-26
THE WASHINGTON UNION.

their posterity. They cannot believe in the Hap-
prOacbe infbility of their rulers under this system
of true liberty; and, while they would honor them in
the fear Of God, they confident that neither they
"kings" have the right divine 10 govern
wrong They hope for the continuance of our national
government and for its wise and effective administration
in guarding the privileges and blessings tits fitted to
afford and perpetuate. They wait with hope for the
emancipation OF the nations and of all by the light
and power of the example of such government, They
trust that unauthorized mode of its administration will
it TO fail Of its design, and that you may yet
that in this respect false principle If adhered TO- must
prove principle of weakness and decay prelude
to the end of all greatness happiness and glorya
deahspot in the Tree of Liberty whose leaves like those
of the Tree of Life for the healing of the nations
Nathaniel w Taylor, s. G. Hubbard,
Theo. ID. Woosey John A. Blake
Henry Dutton, VIM. H. Russell,
Chas L. English, A. N. Skinner
John H. Brockway, Charles Robinson,
Eli w Blake, Joel Hawes
BENZ. Siman, jr G. A. Calhoun,
Thos A. Thacher, Leonard Bacon,
]. A. Davenport II. c. Kingsley,
Worth'n Hooker, Benz. Silliman, ST.,
Philos Blake, Charles Ives,
Amos Townsend, Josiah W. Gibbs,
James Brewster, Jas. +. Babcock,
Eli Ives, Alfred Walker,
The Washington union., 1857-09-26
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THE sHRIEKERs

The last Congress, it will be remembered, organ
lied new Territory under the name of Dacotah
This Territory (says the Albany Argus) includes a
great part of the valley of the Sioux, the valleys of
the James and Vermilon rivers, and large tracts of
beautiful bottom lands lying OH the Missouri In re-
gard to the climate it becomes milder to the west
ward, much that the winters in the northwest
ern part of Dacotah are said to be not much more
severe than in northern Pennsylvania The prevail
ing want of this entire region is timber Its chief
attractions fertile SOIL pure air and water and
unusually healthy climate and it is believed also
to possess an abundance of mineral coal
As Kansas continues the Argus) will shortly be
admitted as State, with republican constitution.
and one department of hypocritic howng be closed
up it will be well for the black republicans to look
to Dacotah for field of political enterprise BLEED
ing Dacotah and the rights of Sioux will be as
good party cry as bleeding Kansas and negro fran
chise, which will be soon worn out.
The Washington union., 1857-09-26
TEXAS AFFAIRS.
The Galveston News of the 18th says:

The Galveston News of the 18th says:
After series of heavy rains for ten days. weather
has again cleared up since two days Some are en-
ertaned that rain must have done injury to cot
ton far accounts have been received they show
that extreme wet weather confined to the coast
The prospect of the sugar crop in Bazoia county has
further improved
Brazos river is reported in boating order from Trim
ity have not heard of rise sufficient for moving
steamers
Ihe receipts of new cotton amount to about 900 bales
and increasing deliveries in prospect
we hoticed some time since report that an arrange
ment was being made between the Galveston Houston
and Henderson Railroad Company and Mr. Vanderbilt
for the purpose of opening channel from this city to
Virginia Point We are authorized to state that
SAID company neither have will engage in any such
enterprise but that they have determined building the
bridge and OF this fact the public will be relieved Of
all doubt"
The Galveston Civilian publishes the vote for con-
gressmsn in the eastern district 1t sums up as fol-
lows: Reagan, (dem., ,O56; Evans Ok. n.y. 1853.
Majority for Reagan, 5,293
The Washington union., 1857-09-26
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The United State, Ship Gerniattopn. Navy Depart
ment has received letter from Commander Page of the
United States ship Germantown in which that officer
ports that he had arrived at Funchal MADEIRA on the
both ult, after passage of "a days from the United
States. The officers and in good health The
Germantown would leave for her destination China in
few days, after taking in wood and water Commander
Page states that the governor has been exceedingly
friendly towards Americans
The Coast Of 4frica-Thc Secretary of tho Navy re-
ceived yesterday morning letter from Flag Officer Como
ver commanding the naval forces stationed the coast
of Africa That officer reports that he arrived at Porto
Grande the 25th ult. in the flag ship Cumberland
The Dale had sailed from that port the 18th ut for
the mouth of Congo river and St Paul de oando ON the
west coast of Africa The ST. Louis to sa for Cape
Pamas and Cape Mesurado in few days. whence she
would return to Cape Verde islands by the of Novem
ber The sick transferred to the St. Louis in
which, together with six American citizens found in dis
tess they will be sent to the United States Flag Officer
Conover proposed to proceed down the coast and return
in December next.
The Washington union., 1857-09-26

The following appears in the New Haven (Con-
necticuD Register Of last Wednesdays ISSUE As
the Register is published in the yicinage of the
orty-odd philosophers and divnes it's comments in
this instance, may not prove uninteresting to the
general reader
The FoRTY PnnoaopHERs AGAIN Some twenty eight
of the 'forty two memoIialss to President Buchanan
have been for the last fortnight in labor over what was
best to reply to the President recent letter and after
merciluy giving the public several hours warning Of the
event upon the Palladium bulletnboad the anxiously-
awaited reply appeared last evening ponderous thesis
government de acto and de je, occupying four solid
columns of the Palladium 1t is reported that this pro-
ducton from the pen of Rev. DR. TAYLOR of Yale
College We haven't doubt of the fact There is about
it all that technical ability with want of tact and lack
of worldly wisdom, which ordinarily distinguishes one
of the faculty of that venerable institution outside of the
recitation There is nothing in it to attract popu-
ar sympathy, gain for it any considerable public at
tention. As for the idea which distinguishes il
throughout, that President Buchanan the Executive of
the country is bound to Judge, before executing law
valid its face whether it legitimatcy made on
not and that therefore he ought disregard the laws Of
the territorial government OF Kansas and either give that
Territory up to anarchy, recognise the mock govern
ment of Topekwhy all the logic of all the logicans of
Yale College would only be laughed at by the American
people when displayed in support of such propston
And this Is the and substance of this labored ocr
ment Nor are its positions maintained with the skill
or spirit we should have expected from the array of
names appended to it, The tone Of the epse il yery
commendabe Improvement upon the ''lnemorial and
indicates that the ebuke of the President has had GOOD
effect In fact, the general impression likely to be left
on the mind Of the public will be that there is wonder
nl coming down from their originally pugnacious posi-
ton The document is about logical and interesting
as some of the learned authors dsqustions on Ddacc
Theology"