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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. Booth
Houses completed their organization to day.
David BonhsD. President of the senate
WIN. Harlan, Speaker OF the House. Ad-
journcd till ten O'Clock to morrow. All the
officers elected were those VINO were NOM
mated in the Radical caucus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Masonic Agency.

Work. ng I'~~1s, Dlae Ledge Cav
elss Kalgnt Ie1e1ers' EaaiP'
ter Sew ls, COAAnaa0oery
l0NWeos. Dooeo 6oe -.
p. X. and 0cr100s
- ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER R90ALlA.
A ND ALL OTHER ARTICLES USED By
"A the Craft. supplied q short notice q low.
eat New York prices. Odd Feliowo Lodges sop.
pl,ed also FRANk0. WILSON, Agent.
p. y. Building.
n B-Subscripticns received for the Voice 81
Mssenrv. oue Of the best Of Masoaie publica-
tions. Terms o. per yeas. novi9-deod ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

psFAoir, j. 4-The Leeisonauee met
at Lansing. yssrday, and sdaeaed IN Or.
gansEstion. 500
Gov. Csapssnesaee. whieh Is . lengthy
document, WaaeliScsed thDs 6oTUaron. The
message sclstems;nly 70 State afFairA The
Governor says ''Never has there been in
tue history If he State pefiod when its
financial affair were Inc mote prosperous
condition tharht the present" ne enlarges
upon the lafely iucreasine c6nmerce Of
Lake Superior which will soon seccssitste
the dsepening0f the Sault Sse .Nafy Ship
Canal, and TecmDsads an im0ealate Apph
ca1iOn TO COufU0 % make % appeopfia-
ton f6e III o6scG
In the n0usa to-oay, . special coinpitsee
on the Disqualification case reported In ia
vor Of admiaAbg ~ 0epublicle claimants.
They were eSfn q I'D took ohele seats.
The Collectr Of Customs to day issued
orders for uore strict examination of per
sons and baggage arriving from Canada.
The sale preserved seats TO the Rest0ri
performance commenced to day with great
IuD0s "a - CAL a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
WHEELER 1 w)lSoU'S
SEWING MACHINES

Hest and SnoOt Popular e00e
nv NeWSne Moenlne In
the World.
Thorough instruction given 70 oil pureAooess
free Of charge.
NALkhROOM CORNER OF SECOND AND
BRADY STREETS, OVER CONe'H
CLOTHING STORE.
q. LYMAN. Az sn1
o. Davenport aad noak lalool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

dsAss sunosox ssn IOWA cAvALayl
HAVING SEER yN0AGkD IN tue PRAC
IA Gcs Of Medisiss ed Surgery for The lssl
Twsnsv-s1vs vRAsa N rms SSAse. has p< rman-
sstiy located IN tins city. and ohcrs his profes-
sional services 10 the ciiisens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience With
The diseases of the climate, 10 merit and receive
>poriion Of public patronage.
"iice corner Of Third and brady. over Lind.
saws ,rwrlry Store, residence IN what Wan for.
merly known che Fulton House. on Water
street. above tho bridge ilneH dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Prew (anaAa,

QunDId, Jan. 3.-ObS huudted pounds
sterling has beer. received from the Emper
or Napoleon, thiAush Ool. D'Eary. for the
relief Of the Frcnch Canadian sufferers by
the late fire.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Obituary,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-AB Judge Burnet,
pioneer and Oldest representative of the
second estate in the city. died to-day, aged
ninety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

1I0ecot Nows ~ che Atlan11c
Cable.
LONDON, Jan. 4.
The LoWdea Tines says: Bnelahd's ~
y didlcuity With foreign powes.s, - relations
with the United States.
The 6u6li0e Porto hso conssoled 70 allow
foreign ships TO convey persous. desisous Of
smfefaling from Gambia.
TIE Tsskish fstess gained another vie.
tory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

sTu3iONo o. FAIRBANKS BLK, sd FLOOR
DHOTOGRAfIiS WORKED IN OIL ON
y Water Colors. or India Ink, on plain o.
aibumss ,xcd paper. Particular sttention paid
TO copies. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

ToRoNro, Jan. 3.
Father McNlahon publishes letter deny
ing that he or Col. Lynch had received
gratis from charitable institutions. He says
his own friends. ever since he has been in
prison have betrayed his expenses.
Col. Lynch publishes . long letter ad-
dressed 70 the editor Of the Irish American,
denying the statements published in that
paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

@ : subssituse proposed - Mr.. Stevens o.
Tbs House went into cenmits.s or he
| Whole. - -
NJ Ke,ly reviewed. the Secretary of the
TfeasuFy's report on finances, fasoiines he
repeal Of the 856 tax on manufacturers, and
opposing the idcs that debts should be paid
by the generation creating it, He styled
the report budget of absur1i'ies Already
large impoftstions were threatening bust.
nees men with bankruptcy. England had
NOT attempted 70 pay her debt, but promo
ted her industry instead. He was sarcastic
on the remarhs Of the Secretary that the
debt should rot remain ss n remindc- 10 the
southern people Of humiliation and def a.
lie condemned the suggestion Tor redlc
ton ~ the currency that n rapid contrac.
ton might banktup, us MI
Mr. Holmes followed IN the relation OF
the late rebel States, asking Congress to 90
nu' the existing State Governments The
Committee rose.
several memorials were presented and re.
ferred.
Mr.. Lawrence presented q bill to prescribe
the qualifications Of officers and attorneys.
Nr. Paine introduced bill 10 ofgAnise,
arm and discipline tlse militia. Il provides
that all able.bodied male persons, who shall
have been born or nsturalized in the United
States, or shall have declared their intention
to become cilixens, or shall have actually
voted at any State or Territorial election,
and al between the ages OF l8 and Is, shall
be enlisted in the militia The national
guard Of the United States shall consist OF
TOO reeimenes Of infantry, 0rgauiosd Of Sol
unteers from the enlisted militia, in each
district OF territory represented IN Congress.
ono Of which shall BE- commissioued Of col.
ored men IL more than one third Of the en-.
rolled militia Of such district or territory
shall be colored. No person shall BE- an Of
fcer or private in the national guard who
shall be disqualified for or exempt from en-.
rollment In the militia, or who shall have
voluntarily borne ANS against the United
States, or have given counienance or aid To
the rebellion or accepted Office under the
late Condedefacy. A bureau Of militia IS
to he established in the War Department.
The Speaker offered communication re
lating 10 the survey OF engineers on Chi
cago lIsrbor. Referred.
Also one referring to protection TO routes
across the continent Referred.
Ordered that Friday and saturday pro
ceedings he confined to debate on Mr..
Stevens bill
Mr.. Eldridge offered as a question of
privilege Mr.. Stevens resolution of Deem.
Der 4th, 1852, as the sense Of the House re-
lating to peace makers.
Mr. Ashley objected, and not received.
Mr.. Niblack asked to offer resolution for
the erection of . new Executive Mansion
for the President.
Objected to.
NJ. Wentworth moved for information Of
pr0errss Of survey Of Rock River and Iii.
nois River.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
asBs. ~. SOsisahNA.

~ 'ySiclAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
u 90 end Brady Streets, under Sirecter A
baylic'rs'ore. Residence Gu l4th st., bet. IRA
oN and MAN oct8d .dtf :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Oov00Qo9s MARKED, Dopo0u,
January I 1867.
!. eaOua.-SsAs6.-
Retail bulk 3llle.
q Sacks, paper, 91l.6O
/" Dbl. tl2i5,
Wholesale 4eees pss III less.
Corr 1BAL.-No. l. per 6ushel. s71<cts
WnsAs.-Ns. !, el.so. Extsa Sa.G NJ. =
81 7SDo1 30.
Coan.-SSs.
OAss zoe.
BAnLav.-S0OeOs.
P0sAsuoo-bo076e.
Tulxlss.-l7c per 90 lbs.
Asp.ss.-e4 - PER Dbl
! puStm -sS0yee.
Eaee.- 9S02sc.
HAY.-e12,Uc.
:. :. OoA.- By tAs losd. sl6ssc, At yard. lie a..
hvered, Soc. 49, -
wooD.-e5o5S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Geld Medal sherry.
Port ana Maaesaa.
Raaeveso 1DourbOn.
wheat NMtrlent,l
QDo0 Homestead i've.
In addition 70 our business Of ceiling Wines. etc.
In osie,a packages and In order to insure to Gus
tnmcrs Pure Hquoss In compact and convenient
f,in VIE crmmcnccd the enterprise 81 bottling ana
mar king In caece our veil known Wines, brand1cs.
Mhskcs etc and have sent them ont In style that
wr d preclude the possibility o their being tampcsed
With biu,e reaching the purchaser. The general al-
p,ccaii,n gratifying sncccss that hse awarded our
cmts las cncouragei To maintain the stah lard 40
seaai.s anay, sls. tn make Increased cNerie tn re-
teil tie hacnce and patronage which ha been 80
RINTNGER 4 CO.
trs,ah .shctii- Importers -! Vince. etc.
No. Is Beaver street. New York.
The above poruiar gnoSs put ap In cases con.
tatr, c:.s dozen butt,cs each, ard are soiu ny ~
~ onancut Druggists, Grocers. etc.
Opinione of the Press.
The name Al uinlnecr = Co., No. Is Brewer stree
a ,,s, Al tee 10 shc exact ard literal unln 81 VIVA
rrr, thsv sssaeucsa N. T.. Com. AavrfsSrcs
rhr AZ sxNs!aa hJmac ii barInrcs = Co., No.
n,avr sect, l. c.sdacycd rpSs principles 9! trsee
S,v ,s,,,xs1s ana The htkf0l eCoM ---H \. 8sstle1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
] -.~t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Srosv rorsr White CO. Ark. llayss, ~
Du Joau Brii,-Dcar ek: Last February wao 10
Louisville puFchaslng druas. snd got some Of you
sar-aparils and Cedfon Isasers. Ny son-ia-law wAo
with me In the stOrc. had been down with rheu-
masism Sus e0lne tinsS Co1nneocsd On ~ bttees,
ist who had been In Bad health. tried them and he
also improved Dr. Coffee, who had been In bse
health i0s several yeass stomach and liver afIecte6
b. Improved very much BY the use Of your Dsttess.
Indeed the Ccdron Btters hAs given You great popur
larity In THE settlement. think could cell gree
quantity Of your medicines this nll-especislIy II
ynnr Cedron Dutcrs and SnrrapAiiliA. ship me via
Memphis, care hickett Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
ExrxAcr or LrrrrW PROM PsoviryNc.. Ala,
MnX LIZ lSGi

ExrWACr a lxrTvN PROM PnOvip1nce. Ala.
May Is. 1850. I
Ia J"rs RtrI ] ssnd you $50 for CEUwoN Bur
svRs please send what Il will come Ia after paying
freight 10 Columbus. Mss have been troubled for
ri yeass with indigestion have had Co take pile
every nigh for ten Mneen year, and In February.
tsSt. ~Rs attacked wit general pafesyris. was
confined to my rs,m fr the hanncr ~ the year ard
In fact. continued In very weak and nes,ons tondi
ton until sontc Two m.ntis since. when was put
under nn operation. and y"ur Ccdrob Bffcrs for
treatment 1 commenced improving right away. ard
pretty well restored. Yours. truly.
oci2H-deod&w-iy A. L. NEAL.
.L.A i..-...I >. In III :. ~ Ii at,lI.,II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

s'hnlon's "Nigist Es1oomins (rrcus."
Phalsn's "Nighs lRioossimy Ccrcns.s
Phaien's "NiWiss Blooming Ccreu.."
0shmlessss s.N1ghs Bl00ssing Ccrems.'
Phaloss's "Siahi B1oosning Cereas."
A most sxqui-itc delicate aud Fragrant Perfume.
dlssi led from the rare aud beautiful flower from
which Il takes its name.
Manufactured only BY
PmAG.ON 4 son, New Yerk.
BEWARE OF COuNrIRrEITs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

UH'bNuA q M0b04T0bNe
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ii EKS, Paper Hangers. 0isziers, 40. shop
q orner Main and Fifth sta. mch2S- div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

ubr. Il. FH8ENGuus
lNAvENPuRT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
side THIRD street. between Brady and Main
streets Residence nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond kecps constantly on hand and nakse
10 cider.
Qae0es', 0oys' saa0 Chll0rcn.O
CLOTDiiN0 ofthe beU material aud In . mAnnss
that cannot fail u give Satisfaction. Ii ,era
patronage respectfully soiicsssd Imy2l -diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
q. A. ksEIDD NJ. ~.

DuYSiC1As AND SURGEON. OFFICE
u residcnce No. %. corner Main and Third
ne sss natenpert. Iowa. iyl-62.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Bread. Cakes and Pfs.
At The
UNION BAKERY,

- Parties supplied % the shortest sssioo.
SD Teue Or1~s f
~ tAsy VIII - ree0paly SLED y,
1ee1a-11v JOUOD A03s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

cn.N- &. rrrN.N. JOHN \. nO0FRt
PUTNAM ~ EtDe.E-2S.
TrON ElS AND C0CNSEl0rS ATLAw.
~ Osicc IN Davcnpuri's bleck vi lonr. le7
gtars Y. LAM Jcrk 81. rr
ZANE: - DAY.
!. TrorNFlS AT LAW. OFFlCEiN SAM.
= fcrry'r Few block. opp Post Oiiice. janl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

=. u. RnCD1 4 R1DNON, N. H.,
DnYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. with DR.. Baker. under The Davenport Ne
sional Bank, corner Of ID snd Bsady sireets.
kxvsssxcss ". Adler. N. D.. }. W. n.
Baker. n D. a1la-t(
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
m. p. ~. VvORLEY.

nFFlCE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ Sids Of i,rsdy Street. near 9Th. first door
above the Christian Church. oct30 -dsmS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
Disease ~ the Eye.
DIR. US. C.1sVDRDELL,
O CUlIST.

HARPRNrER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
OCsmmsreiai Alley. opposite Post O6nos. DE-
se~oNvt. 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

Housn,-The House met q noon. Quo
The SPEAKER presented . Communication
from The Secretary 0f the Treasury tsans-
mittina . report from David 4. WestpAAl,
Commissioner Of Revenue, with tariff BILL
Referred.
M. Stevens, from Committee on Appro
priatious, reported Military Academy appro
priation bill. Read twice ana referred u
Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, and made the special order for Mon
day.
tary Of the Treasury vas directed TO com
municate the results Of the Investigation
into the cause Of the loss Of the steamed
Evening Star also, directed to institute In
oury Into the causes Of the loss OF thu
stea ner Commodore in Long Island Sound
and report what further legislation is nee
essary Tor the protection ot passengers o.
steamers
Mr. Wentworth asked leave 10 offer th
following: :.
Reso,rei, That the Committee on Judi
1 ciary be instructed to report what measures
IL any, can be taken to prevent the Supsen
Court from releasing and disCharetng Oh
sssessius Of Mr. Lincoln and conspifatOn
!, release the rebel prisoners II Camp Doug
~. A Chicago, under color and pretens
1T law Of 1888 and also to inquire into tn
!. eeoeau ncy Of repeating said law.
NJ. EMSidge objected.
Mr.. Hubbard offered resolution d,
= tc,erine that the Houee will not conseut
: tie srpsopsia.lon Of the frss dollar In pa
nent ios property destroyed BY the unio
iasmy whus puuipe down the rebellio
|! n, Naynasd asked leave TO Offer . ~
leelOu iucerocsiue the Oosa0itaee o. We!
ana Mons 70 inquire into the expedses'
: a redeeming coinpcuud Interest tfeasu
D uotes and 50 bonds with treasury n0s
hearipe interest at not les than three D
more than I've per cent.
Mr.. kldsidgc objected.
Mr.. Bundy introduced Joint resolutj
for establishing territorial government
the 50 called State Of Texas. Read twi
~. and referred.
~ The frs: business in order was the &C
sheraton Of the bill reported by Mr. s
yeas of the S0th April, 1896. from joint
lection on reconstruction, TO provide
restoring TO the States lately In iususrecii
their full! political rights. tho question bel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04

nORRQCK Z CAST
rAvB faY PLEASURE o. INrUanlNu
III the pubic No. thsy Ases opsssd arse-
MRAT IA - KBT ~
On Third s.. nsst doos wsst u Dsvsspset n,
s;c,ei 6euk. who're they can b Sbuad q II tinee
rssdy . supply TIE poblie With he wy ~
sneSte She mattel aA0fds, q reasonable psioso.
Call and Try ~.
novi6-d6wtf SO90lCA : CAST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
A. =. MAXWELL. ~. -,

ntriCE On THIRD STnEET. BETWEEN
~ Bssdy ind Min. shere Dr.. Adler's ONCE
used 20 be. Once hou,s, 8 TO ~ A, n. 2 20 Z
p. n. Residence, cor. llth and brady sts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-04
BuRLEY's STOMACH BlTTERS.
nuRl evs p0puI1R WORM cANDY.

Az THE 10 really a specific f,r Worms. and tho best
and moot ps,stabe form 10 give chdsss. Ills not
surprising that It 10 st taking place d al other pre-
partitions for worms-it being taetelese. any child
viii take II. aug3td6wls
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01

AS an instance of Western energy in a new
we wauld call attention to the abode
Company. Within the last year they have
erected, on the then unbroken prairie, four
miles west Of Chicago, a fourishing and taste
full New England village Of fifty houses, a
magnificent factory, employing $50 hands,
turning out 1000 clocks per week. The Com
pany, like General Grant, one of its stock
holders, have thought best to fight out the sue.
cess of Western manufacturers against East
ern wealth and monopoly ION this line"
The great Northwest cannot always send
her rich products o thousand miles and pay
tribute to the East on her manufacturer
goods.
Hitherto the Eastern States have grown
rich in receiving our products at low rates
and sending us high priced fabrics therefor.
Eevery man, woman and child of Connecticut
has earned $50 to so cents of this same pop
ulation in Illinois, and so it must be till the
West manufactures her own goods, and en-.
terprises like this which takes our raw ma
terial (much cheaper here than east) and pro.
duces . line of goods which find their princi.
pal market in the West should receive our
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
Methodist Radicalism.

The Metboiis,s of Iowa plant themselves
equarely an fairly ON the platform Of uui-
versal suff; age, and talk the same about trails
tors as they IL about sinners Of other grades.
The Upper Iowa Conference states its position
as follows. and we think it high time the
churches do net ii this direction:
We. the North 'owa Conference Of the Meth
odist Church and Loyal citizens of our Re-
public, advocating the inalienable right of
Suffrage and y full representation based upon
the sup emac.y .: Alc majority, and u just re.
gard for the IN nral rights of the minority
and believing that these principles are as
Necessary to the full development Of the po.it-
lcal liberties ol tie American people as the
growth Ut grac- i'll our religious organization,
do
ResotUe, LIST. That We believe the time has
come IN the h.st'N Of our country when the
right OF universal suffrage should be extended
TO all classes Of layal citizens.
"a. That Ill the organization Of our civil
government the q sho I'D he guaranteed to ev-
cry person n perfect equality in national,
civil and political rights.
I'D. That we earnestly protest against tie
action of our Executive in removing from OIL
clal position tiaosc men who have stood firm
by the principles of our Government while
passing throusl, lie late struggle for national
existence.
18th. That W. viii give support to no can
didate for legislative Office, who will not
pledge himself for the snmpremacy Of Federal
law over State legislation. TO The consolidation
and perfect niion Of he confederacv. with q
constitutional republican form of government
in every State.
9th. That VIC I'll ,orse the action Of Con-
gress in placing is legislative hand upou the
throat of trea son, and the reputation Of the
claims of traitors.
9th. We acknowledge the hnnd Of Divine
Providence in bringing us thus far safely
through the perils that have threatened our
political government. AMI lust that ia the
wisdom Of our legislators an | the blessing of
Gou our re union viii he basel Il D N the broad
principles Of fru h and justice that we may
oHord IN example to the world Of a fire. ana
Intelligent people, framing and administe ing
their OWN laws, and providing Ala asylum for
the oppressed aud down troLden Of other
lsndA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
NEW ADVER TISEM ENTS.
\. c. swkAT. J. G. STRONG,
SWEAT g. STRONG,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
TOLEDO, IOWA.
J. G. STRONG
OrFlcE.-Ovcr Xchrung's Store.


NEW YORK STATE FAIR.-Ihe state
~ Fair Just closed tat Buffalo, was an
u%ncxampled success in nearly every departs
mcnt. The interest which usually centres
upon sewing machines was not wanting. II
was intensified, doubtless, by the angry (anl
not altogether reputahle) dispute, which has
arisen over the medals. said to have been
awarded to sewing machines at the | aris Ex.
position. But these medals counted for noth-
ing here, for the judges insisted u on a
thorough examination for themselves, Of til,
several machines in competition, and The re-
suit was a unanimous report awording the
highest prize to the exhibitors OF the Singer
for the hes, family sewing machine also for
the best manufacturing machine, and also
for the best button hole machine. \ clean
sweep and a righteous Judgment say those
who arc best informed. 1t was suggested by
of these machines, and the variety and adj
mirablc quality Of the work they performed
that the manufacturers were rcmiss in not
sending them to the Paris Exposition, and
thus have obvia,cd tho bitter controversy
being carried on over the gold medal. But
the Singer Manufacturing Company, whose
sales OF machines Tor the past year have cx-
ceeded forty-threc thousand some thousands
more than any other company in the world
care more for the peoples verdict we ap.
~prehend, for all the gold medals which were
or could have been awarded at Paris. The
Exhibition at Buffalo, to which we have al
ltied, was mac e by the enterprising agents
Of the Singer machines in Utica.-U Utica Daily
Weydid, Oct. 6 tt.