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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
CONGREGATIONAL CANVASS.

Hon WIN. =. Lennswsl', the Democratic csndi-
date for Congress- having pted The Invitation OF
Mr.. vanisvsr, the Republican eandidste, TO meet
him in d,scussion 81 bis appointments In the
pbr,e the two candi hates will address the people
AT TWO O,CLOCK, p. M.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

A FAT SALARY. the benefit of the
honest tax payers of Delaware county. we
will state that at the late session OF the
Board OF Presidents, Sir. Gates salary was
established at the enormous sum OF sere,.
hundred and eiyhty.seren dollars and fytv
cents
Every Republican present voted aye.
Here is another specimen of Black Repub-
lican financiering. MIR. Gates is employed
half his time in teaching at Almo.al, yet for
this he must have larger salary than any
other officer
Halt that sum would have we'll recon-
pensed Mr. Cares. as hs duties are not ar
duous. 1t 10 fast becoming notorious fact
that the new school law Is the most con
temptible humbug ever impo ed upon the
people of Iowa. 1t don't matter, however,
with the Republicans. as long as they re-
celve fat salaries-Les Nom. Neus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

Alms.t everybody has heard Of Asnn's ARue Bsl.
sam. the attention OF UT numerous readers Is di.
rected TO tae advertisement found Is another colum
of this paper, Of the high eetiuston that - placed
upon this, the cysassst Semedy knopn to modern
science. We have never known any other MEDICINE
win ~ large share OF public confidence in so short
q time ss this has done, II we may be allowed 10
judge BY what read but this should be spfici,Dt
particularly when We see such testimonials coming
from Of undoab,ei veracty, from all parts Of the
country. There be DOUBT but that 1t Is one Of
the greatest discoveries Ia the mel al world ana de-
serves the appreciation and esteem OF our readers
and tho public. sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
New Cabinet WarcrOOIl

icon. ROCK isLASDA AND OURTH sT's)
NTHERK ell kinds OF Fnrnhure can be had such
w - Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, Sink and
Wash Stands, wardrohes, Culboards. Fancy Bed
stesds, Common Bedsteads, Nav st le Extension
Tables and otter articles too numerous TO enton.
Who wants hook Gases, Counters, Desks, Show
cases. Of every kind and nSde 10 order and wArYan.
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A. good new. EoiSs furnished with Eew Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane 81 ~, Once
ana bar. Room Chairs repaired snd warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dene On the shortest no
tice.
The UNDERMINED Will always b found 81 his shop
to al oil orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture vanished and save
expense Of purchaAins new.
Jsn21du 6. ~. OOLn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
CHICAGO.

NONA SCCXIAN, new ----, tLew)
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
kAILhOAD OF Canada, un Ter contract with the
Canadian Government I" transport the Mails.
Dates Of Sailing.
From Qnebec From Liue-Dooi
Every alternate "a urday Every ate nate wcdt.-s.
rom re ed Of N av Il day the 29la OF Apr,
2'h "t Nov. inclusive. to 2oth Of OcL. inciusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
with the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD at Por lari.
Hates Of Passage.
From CAdcdoo 10 liverpool, VI Mico. Central,
Great Western ANA GHAAD TRUNK RAIL
kOAHS a,d oie.ulerf,
ist va ......tsO 10 Sltp
A-cor ing TO aocomm .dAtion
ioF!uia- cooked provisions.
Fror Liveapooi 10 chicago, via Stea ners and Rail-
ruai Il,
lst Csrs... 1926 to Sis Is
According 10 acconrr adativu.
Steerase.... SOL %
Including co KIDD provisions.
4 fully qualified Surgeon sails IN each vessel.
Zach passe ger ,icketad through vii, be allowed the
SAM qaantity + baesasc Free by Railroad by
Steamer VIZ 20cut; Tcc for ZACH cabin AMI 10 Tee,
for each ST rage pas eIser.
Special trsius Quebec with the Malls add
Pas aengers are dispatched the arrival OF ca eh
StrameT.
II will I've observed from he following table tina,
the Caba han linz has oe.,en other IN cro,si,,.
INC AHan'ic, tue average passSgee or The Cunard
and Collins nnes - by The annual tables IN the
Herald during 1887 bong
Essssc1Fd. Westward.
Collins Line. lid e.h 2Om Collins Line. .iSi l3h ON
Cun'd "NY 10 :, Cun'd NY.ia Is
Canadian L.iu IS o canada,, l,neil 10
The longest passag made Y the Canadian LIN
were Il lays 10 Liverpool and IL days To Qu-b.c-
The Collins Line have made passages Of 10 to ~ days
and the Cunsrd Line OF Is to II days.
For pdeSnge freight from Chicago Ia I,ycrpnol
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply 10
wARRACK,
Agent Of the N q 3 %
aprls-dtf-CUs No Sc Dearborn st, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
SINGERS Sewing Machines.

West.rs G0fce. 10 Lake Street, CAirago, III.
T n. eIN6ER CO, having estsh iithed q Wes-
IL tern Office for the sale OF their Nachinss would
call the attention Of e ladies' Of Davenport their
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
which 10 the latest presented for competition II 10
the mnol essiiy operated ~ any machine ever made
7heiy mscAinss, for Masaf acturtny poses, have
no equal.
AW HARRIS, Wcste' n Agent
$40 Lake stseet, Chicago.
~A copy Of y Singer Go . Gazette Wi
b. furnished Qrstss on application lsugd 60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
1T q BNrgNits.

THE following described Real ESTATE:
L swh, sec 4, t60,r4,e.
10 In the south west quarter OF section one
~ $50. rS,
~, sex, &c IL, 80, r3, Q.
~, net. 4"
Rb, sWk, feh, sec SO. 3, q.
~, swh, sec 8, 81, 4,e.
II viii be divided to suit purchasers. Price IL =
per acre. Terms y each, balance on Yeas time
with 10 per cent iterest, payable annually.
Bpqair' Of
jy25d6w &. ". KHNf.
Post Office But ding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GrOrev n Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

495 BROADWAY, N. Y.
1NHEsR Machines are justly admitted - be
u the best In use for Family Swim, mating
new strong ana eiasti slit IN, which viii GOT rip,
even II every fourth stitch is out Circulars sent
applicatiOn by letter.
&c. Washburac, Agent,
Junsl-du Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

4 an Ae4Q on0lo1 lAHp vsasal saaSAs
s ~ - -'srS!s> =: e..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
D !. eHoRRY, Ksq., and other able Lecturers.


Being permanently located here, and we'll known
IN the -mm.nty, atd wtnal DESTROYS of maintain
ing reputation f3r carior and reasJnableness, we
do no: deemft necessary 10 pursue the
taken by Commercial Colleges land esp ly by tn
which only temporarily established and de gned
30 make great flow for y few months AMI then
"move on 10 some new placs,l namely TO claim SUI
perioriy over the whole world, II there no
such hing writers accountants, teachers and ex
pereLced business mtn, OFT Of the select circle IL
their own school room; we. therefore, hereto ore,
Inske no exaggerated staten n,s, promise nothing
are not prepared to perform, adv erse teach
ers not hctusuy engaged and make no claims can.
| not substantiate.
THE BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets CT BOOKS every branch Of
Trade and Commerce, including Whd sale and BE.
| tail Individual, Partnership, Joint 81 ook. and Com
| pound Company business, Manufacturing, Commits
Sion, Railroad, Steamboat, Hotel, Painting Lumber,
Brokerage snd Exchange two complet, practical
firm md in BANKING TIE most COM iefe and dp-
proved kay1cn system, and superior 10 any other
taught in the West. The Course in
PENMANsHIP
Is under the charge of Mr.. W. q. Pratt who received
the y emilm for Penmsnship and Gard Writing at
RI. At State Fair. and WIN de6es al competition
in Pldia or Ornamental Penmdnship, Pen Sketch.
ing Fourlshing, Card Wiring, or teaching those
brdn,hts.
H. is SISTED by Mr. J. NJ suydam, who has few
qanls Is pract cal or ornamental penMan, or as
TIA her
and tne complete system OF
PHOTOGRAPHY.
also tsushl by competent instructors.
ROOxs-In Griggs' Block, cNrnev OF bird and Per-
IS, block from the Post ON e, the room
formerly known ~ ''Grigg Ha'' with the adjoin-
rooms, well lighted, we'll ventsted and forminx
BY far the most usenient, commodious and best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city,
Open at al hours from "a NJ till y NJ.
LADIES DEPAR7 NENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely sepa-
rate from the GeHtlemen'S department Is provided
for the OF Lady students exclusively.
GeYor further particulars call At the Ms or
address J. G. LOPEZ.
sugil W. n PRATT. T5ah'Psis.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
MackIOt 4 COrbin,
For Sale.

'INHE three story Brick HsuSe located on the
L corner OF S~cond and Reynolds strse.s. in The
city Of LrClsire, containing ten rooms having nv.
er view OF soIBo mi up and down Also a rooA
cistern whch con- aims some 100 barrels waser M
good brick smoke houe II l. one Of the healthteef
iOcstt0us on tha Mis- sissippi River.
Te ms, u .6OO cash. lie balance in l, 2 and
years 81 10 per cent interest. For further partIcu
lars inquire on the premises The house n IA -
pear OLD
opS17-tf r. Tunuuu~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
eALLA-G II L. 1'a
Real Estate, Land Exchange.
GENERAL CoMMIasIoE, PURCHASING,
Law and Collecting Agency,

e~ss - ssssss
No. 1903 RANDOLPH ST, CHICAGO, III.
Agents in erery City and Prineip pct Tounsfn ne
United .stdfes.
~. ONLY IssrITuTios or THE KIND IN IHz
WEST.
). >. GALLAGHER a. 60, Projectors.
DUYS, Sells. Rxchanges, Rents ard caser, Prep
- erty Of all kids; Locaies AND WARRANTS a.
al the government Land ON e, with Warrants or
Cash.
Attends TO tuylng and selling Mtrchandize 0, all
kinds for non resid nts.
Provides merchants, manufactures and o,hers
With mo0'ed clerks Or Iastnrrs.
OBTAINS exhibits, buys ard teils pstent rights
Furnishes 70 ORDER and sends to any rart oftAe
Foth-"est, clerks, Mechanics, IaDorers, Ac.
Collections and al tn.i'ess corrected with the
practice Of the law. promptly attended n.
Parties sending Us isnfs or other property o. eS-
change for Eerrhandize VIII please remember 10
close fee Of s3to ray for advertising.
All letters OF enquiry to secure attention must
have enclossd one portage stamp.
All business matters strictly confidential
Commissions moderate, ard all orders promptly
attended t.. jy.2,rf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

HAIR RESTORATIvE.-we are pleased to be able
to record the Subtraction Of patrons aft tri.
have used Prof Woods Hair Restorative and pro-
uounced 1t TO BE- just what tue advertisement says II
H. We have several personal ac7uaintances, too,
who We gray head-d-they have tried II. and now
their hair IL restored to Its original color AMI they
willingly add their testimony to its efficacy and will
give further Information to others desiring Il. Tnl,
sp AXIS well for the article and We advise ell who do
not wish 10 appear gray-heaied, to use Woods Hair
Restsratlve.- Western Patriot.
Sold by all good pruggs 5.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

THE EMPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET. DAVENPORT
I NAVE now In store large AMI well selectsd
i stock Of Bots aud Shoes, 10 which l invite
The attention Of al In Of articles In my line.
6tnfry 1r0deTs wishing to replenish their STICK
VIII find Il to their - call me before puI
chasing elsewhere.
10 my numerous customers who prefer Cks5oo,
Work We continue TO hold out inducements In the
way Of prime STOCK and aysssA cork, not squausd
this side OF New York
All k!ads Of Ladies' work Manufactured as usual
tJyl1J n. GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

HERRIC<'s SUGAR COATED PILLS SO good
hat htty t.xes perform nity cures-one box sells
tvent y meta hbor recommends them to neighbor-
strsnesr g. stranger 10 stranger. Msde from gums.
balssms and extrActs, their ELECTS upon the human
system is mill, saarfhing and h-nef ih Pa. up in
large family boxes Kvery pill coated With sugar -
Is c.nts per Dox. Sold by Or esists everywhere.
au.22-dAvly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
u. Y. SLAH.NiKEls.
JOHN N. GlkAWEDnn

ROTARY fIBLIC AND CoxMissIeSEa OF Dr.Ds
ron AIisSEsoTa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
To Teachers!

YNcACHERS desiring situations In to pus lie
i ochoOis Of the City. will make written aprlica
tion to either Of the undersigned committee On or
before tho LIT day OF Sept. next An examination
Of Te,chers by the County Superinte ndent viii lie
held on the Is inst.
w. L. Cook,
4. 8. NAxwELL, LCom.
Aug1Sdtd r. d. RAoAr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26
The Cash system

! the Only one ~ ensure the buyer against fraud
Had rnanagomtni, bad buying and poor stock
VIII n Dr. buys from a hoi Sc that does no credit
business he dos OF guar anfee Others Indebtedness
bat D. always sure 70 gtt GOOD sT0 X, and at pri.
ces tba. III enforce tn. re il no tu,iIess
:" liable 10 tricks and Tsps Of trace the LIQUOR tu
sincss and II you would avoid the pois nous Drugs
SOLD ~ persons who do = credit busipe's and only
calculate On receiving nfiy cents The dollar al
they sell, buy from the CASH HOUsH Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

Rock Island Book Store.
Al this establishment will be found large stock 10
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&c., &C., &c.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-26

The Election will be held on
Tuesday, October l9th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

-, "a . :. S,Huyespce AL new terrItones ara
-. =, ,.ss And With SPECTATORS, ana there arc
-. e.. Who are pot interested IN the IRE Of pro-
perry. . Pa, 49, go
tho.e vbo have faith in popular government viii
ustrh il with earnest solictude. IL will 90 trTard
solving the problem 10 whether the love OF iher
~. popular government and virtue, higher than
the claims Of sefshness. Whether liberty 10 sue
cumb before the despotism Of the dollar, allied ID
the despotism of the cunning oligarcby. In the
struggle many will doubtless fail. Men who have
held Lo small share OF the public estimation here
may be found selling this brthrigbt for mess Vi
pottsge But let not the friends If liberty b. Dis
couraged. II will be the furnace that will try and
purify. That viii weed the drOss ofthe Free SAFE
party Of Kansas, but that will not anDihate il, or
rend from il the sccpter. The seven-eighth or
nineteenth party Of the population, now comprising
the Free.State party, will be reduced 10 narrower
limits, and the radical majority VIII have to stand
face TO face against many with whom they have
acted, and for whom they have conceded much they
have loved. Even if they have 10 remain Terri
tory they will despise the threat" and spurn the
"brbe," and yindcate this title TO civil liberty.
There will, in that day he two parties more nearly
equal in strength than has been witnessed, but there
will be still dominant majority for right. and that
majority viii be left unit IN purpose, and with a
purpose that can make them look for blessing 70
Him who "dOerh all things well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
RICH LETTER FROM AN INDIANA CON
CREsGNAN

In bicb he fcXs Aor~ me Kansas troJlcs IS settled
aud he "rtcn,tatcd" an tM 'Jelership" ~M nc
"deuocrat party Hon he has been SICK aJom u,
bit ttcls much Shelter to-ddy"-Tnrn IAN "!00Se IN
tic district" and hen bring them "Up TO tie pies
ccyttn." . u
DpIToRs Tn CINONN.Tr GszET1L: lncosed sa spcci-
men Of quc atoms. Perbaps ought not to be
put under busbe b. published for the edl6cston Of out
sders who initiated into Of The political mysteries Of
the arena Of 1853 This letter received By friend Of mine
and civ IN 10 with the understanding that should send to
you for publication Please publish 1t written. Yours, &c
Here letter with the spelling and punctuation jus. as in
The original good English letter, cerin" Ed Gd..
WAsHIyGTOS, April - IS
Dear friend your Kind faver of the IL last Is to
hand. was glad to here from you the indication is
the KaDsus rObes will be settle to day by the demo
c,at party. Which will be time Of reoysing the adj
minstration has all Rely reenstaed me in full feler-
ship if my TREND John l.. Robinson will consent |
will be Permitted to act with the democrat Party
seine the Settlement will be on the Great Principles
Of popinterveItions so you will see we poor deves
have held our ground well See from your letter l
wi have plenty Of competitors IN the convention well
it is free country they have right to be candidates
And the people have rite to Select the that Will
sui, them beet aud if they want man that will labor
for Il interest Of the they will chuss myself 20
leave them perfectly free to cbuse for them self
aIy favor you render Inc will be taken kindlys,
and | feel certin | carry the District-turn ME
loase in the district will bring them up TO the poles
certin l will help the hold ticet SONS hundreds in
the district.
chance 70 tee my friends be fore the convention
of ard will Srte NY friends on the suhsct from the
custom al d circumstances think ought to have q
chance of the next rase-yOp will do me kindness
by seeing as many Of the friends as c2uyean and En-.
st them in my favor hsve been quite unwel the
sst week feel much better t. day hope this will
fir you and family well your friend
JAS. h. FOLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
THE VOICE or INDIANA.
Correspondence q TIE N. Z. Tribune.

Correspondence of TIE N. Z. Tribune.
ISDIASGPOTi4, May =, ls'9
Now that The smoke OF The battle has cleared away
want to give you come tens Of interest in Connection
with it.
The Republican party Lar achieved q splendid vic'
tory in the late Municipal contest. The Dcmoeracy
made every effort poesible 70 make Not stone was
left unturned. Every voter was hurled up TO thu
polls, every inducement offered to secure support by
both parties. The Republicans have won Nor will i.
be temporary victory only. Until Kansas shal bs
admitted fairly and squsrey such viii ever be the vote
of Indianapolis. Mr.. Buchanan has forced the issue
upon the country by his complete surrender to Southern
Fire-eaters, anu the friends Of Freedom accept It, o.
the night Of the election after the result mad been
nouDced the Republicans met in grand council in front
Of The Journal Office, and poured out their hankogiv
Dgs for the victory. The streets were lively during
tie night, and the whole town illuminated vita bon
res. Last night, one hundred guns were fired in the
Court Housc square, ard the crowd there convened
addressed by the best speakers OF the city, The
managers of the cannon ACQUIRED from the Court
Iouse square 10 the east end of Main street aud after
keeping up lively firing there for about half an hour
Adjourned to the west end Of the sane street. aud
fired away for another half hour. Tar was literally
abuse upon the occasion, and the jubilant Republ-
vowed answering fidelity to the grand old cause
Of Free dom during the coming canvass. Toe heart Of
Indiana is ell right Tor Freedom Men voted not be-.
their adherence of the Lecompton Democracy. Many
Democrats openly ayowed that as Douglas had been
read out Of the party, they might as well leave also
Their detestaiion Of English and Gregg is unbounded.
Bright and Fitch are among the things that were;
and if the People get chance at them, both Of
the spurious Senators will want to commit suicide.
The principal features in the election were Lecomp-
ton and Anti-LecomptOn. All the candidates elect
are Republicans. The Democrats say they were
beaten by their friends. The icea is laugh
able in the extreme The Douglas Democrats
beat their own ticket, so they say De they not
abuse in unmeasured terms the Douglas Democracy
prescribe them from hopes OF oice-dismiss those who
are in the enjoyment of Office, and then grumbe be-
cause the Douglas men will not support Buchanan.
ism There are Democrats who will not be whipped
n-who will strike back-who abhor wrong-1ho be-
leve parties subservent to principle, and who will
manifest their love for independence at the polls when
ever the opportunity occurs.
And now them for the contest tina: is TO come Tnis
State is Republican and will be Republican next Fall
beyond peradveDture. Ii necessary, Indiana will
support the Of Free Kansas by arms, if the Bu'
ctanan Administration attempt to oppress her with the
hated yoke Of Lecompton so We march on, advapc-
ire step by step. Yours, ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

AJrDcr's OpIsIoy.-Hardesty, . young man Of
Booze County, Kentucky, Is we have already an-
nounced, was tried and acquitted, fe~ days 70.
killing another young man named Grubb, VINO had
seduced his sister Hsrdesty told seducer that be
would give him SIX months in which to make his
choice between marrying the girl and being killed
The Elk months expired and Grubb not having mar
RED the girl, Hardesty met him, and on aght shot
him. The evidence showed that Grub was armed
also expectation Of the attack, but WA shot 10 the
act Of drawing his weapon. The trial vas ended last
The folio wing the substance Of the judgment pro
nounced by Judge Nutall upon the verdict Of not
guilty BY the Jury in behalf OF hArdesty:
SIR You have been indicted BY Grand Jury your country
upon most beinous You have Put yourself upon ysur
country Cod I'll eeversncs You have had snd
impartial before them and they have both yronoGnceA you
not guilty and ssy No. be proper for press
yet, nevertheless viii DO It. YoQBe man lad
Teen wropsed you have been, would spsat evsry
dollar had earth, and all ths could begged
row.d and then sHvd the track Of the villain bot
Would have inbrued hands in Ills blood Go without
delay. iou scquiited,
The prosecution was conducted BY p. u. MsJr.
Commemorative attorney, assisted by Meesrs. Rich,
ardscn and OHsrs. The defense was maintained BY
Msssrs Pryor, Wolfe and Corban The verdict Of the
Juy and the judgment Of the Court were both re-
ceived amid the applause Of full Court. House.
;ineinnsti Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

MItnAni A'.DlNi.--Tne following ere tn, Vis.'-
en- TO the Military Academy at West Po:h, in 1873:
Rhode lslsrd, Francis j. Dickmsp: Delaware Au-
drew T.. Gray Arbaus's, Alber; PIKE: Virgini: r.
H,nry lsti; South CaIolius, { ". Dudley; Ten.
ne,see George ". Rnwiss; Kentucky r1omAs G.
Crsl, Indiana, Join W. Davis; IiiDoi- K ,bs.t f.
Go, Sell; Miclissr JSmes L. G@n; NJ .souti J,mr.
A. = 1t; Ie1a- Geb. .laoes W. S,eIsp.: Calf,-t J..
i. /. Bent. Nr,lsrs ,rIw NeF ia .p." . sld Y. E.
.y.t.l, Ma J..s-! tI.!"- - os dlpHrea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10

Th LAT, fRo>T AsD FRUIT N OHro.-A ireud
fe>ors nr with the iooaipg letter from Sparta Morrow
County, Ohio dated April 80, 1858:
We have had fou- or five days oi severe cold
weather; sDoS fell 10 the depth of half an inch, lee
was h"Ie thick enough to bear n, and the bios
70 ms were r.zc oid Sih ice. The csop Of fruit tor
this year sllV'd bry-nd doubt, but We think the
wheat l. UNI urea SwrrI.NpA DfNTrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-10
The Boston Trdrolcy- says:

"a few days ago. ore Of the visitors OF the rro,.'
dent Association at the West End wa. applied I? 10
n.s'stn man who wss found in shject poverty IN
mi.erohe gsrrtt, without food or decent clGtillns.
Food war Or, vioei for. him and chanss of elothlla
by tie b, nevvebt Vi.tor OGly a few years ago ms
same man was New York merchant, with al ieas'
SleO COO Twins in splendid resids poe and hiding 10
prpcely caniage. We keep back the gentIemi n
name from motives If decac,, though II Is iai'''a'
TO .Ome OF our M rob ant.