The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-08
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Cd the Senate OF Pennsylvania on 'he
22d.
D,,p-Mai. Hobbie, First assistant
p. NJ General, died a few days ago IN
Washington City OF consumption
esa- The German liquor dealers oil
New York have formed an association
for the defense OF the traffic.
ra- The rum traffic is the great iced
or Of crime, misery, destruction, and pau
perlsm.
BY The Prohibi,ory Liquor Law
passed the Pennsylvania House OF Repre-.
s.u,atves by vote OF Yeas oo to Nays
"A on The 22d.
na-Ia Oregon, bill has been passed
ordering a vote on the formation Oh Il
state government.
The Public Deb, of California is estl.
mated BY Gov. J. Big!er to be upwards
of $500 100000.
Ok SrnIxE.-Thc merchants OF
Wheeling have struck against the custom
Of giving away trimmings OF any kind to
their customers.
e1~ Nathaniel Taylor, Wing, has
been chosen member of congress, in Ten
nessee, in place OF BOOKINGS Campbell,
Democra, deceased, by a majority Of
800.
ia Washingto, clergyman, Sun.
dav or two since, whilst stating a def
cheney in collections, remarked that since
the issue Of three cent pieces, the reve.
nue. Of his church had decreased nearly
one-,hird.
The GREEK SLAvE-Hiram Powers
statue Of the Greek Slave which for
few years past has been exhibited through.
Out the country. has been purchased by
C l.. Derby, OF Sandusky, for about So
| 900.
ekJ Mr.. JAS. RAYMOND, the origl'
na,or and proprietor OF the menageries
travelling through the Union, died ir
New York on the 23d inst. He died
worth 81 100000.
eJI. is rumored in the papers tina
Gen. Houston intends resigning his sea
III the u. S. senate, and returning TO hi.
farm, until 1855. when he is to be 9
candidate for the presidency, with anti
non-in,eryention backing.
/ Ia Dates from the city Of Mexico
are to the 10Th. Santa Anna left tn.
capital on the 18th, to take the field i,
person against Alvarez. The latter il
represented as beng surrounded in II,
mountains, destitute OF monsy and pro
visions, and nearly deserted BY his ed
herents.
I'd" The amour, Of notes OF the banl
Of England in circulation exceeds TWEEN
sy-two millions sterling or one hundred
millions OF dollars. The amount o
specie In bank is sixteen millions s,er
ling.
! sJ The Wall Stree, Reporter saw
tina, the Emperor Louis Napoleon. ha
lately invested between seven and eigh
millions of francs in various public secu
rites in New York City.
| SENATOR PuGn, OF OHro.-This gen
| tleman is now In Washington, and De
MES, it is said mos, empha,ically, tia, h,
is. or ever was, or ever will be, in favo
of the Douglas Nebraska bill which Ii.
Administration Is straining every nerv,
to force upon the people. Good to
Pugh Gal. .7dr.
| slg- the Senate OF Rhode Island has
by decided vote, repealed the act o
aboiishing capital punishment. An &C
was also passed, prohibiting the employ
men, OF minors under the age of fiitee,
years IN any manufacturing establish
ment OF the state, unless such minor shall
have attended school three months in tn,
year previous to such employment,
| Tnr Nebraska resolutions, introduce,
into the House of Representative Of III.
State OF Louisiana, deprecating the agi
'atlon upon the slavery question, and DE-
clarlng the compromise fnalty. hav,
been unanimously passed BY ,ha. body
fas- The Senate Of Wisconsin hav,
ordered 10 be engrossed for third read
ing the bill repeating the law OF las
winter abolIshing the death penalty, anc
the revival Of the old law on the sublec,
Ayes, II Nays.s
Way They SUSTAIN rr.-There ar,
five papers in New England which sus.
tam the Nebraska bill. Why they do j,
IS sufficiently apparent, when i, is knowr
,ha, they are stall.led a, the Adminis,ra.
ton crib.
New Haven Register, edited by the
{. 5. Collector OF New Haven. Bridge.
port Farmer, edited by the L. S. Col.
lec,or OF Bridgeport, Middleton Sen.
,inel, edited by the Collector Of Middle.
town. Boston Post, edited By The L.
s. Collector at Boston. Boston Times
edited BY the L. 5. SPECIAL Ageu, a,
Boston Homestead jour.
CouscsL BLurrs. The Bagle state.
tina, em'gran,s will find plenty Of corn
oats, and hay a. that point. and all the
necessary materials for outfits. The ed
l,or says there il double the amour, O
both hay and corn tina, has ever been
there before, and a: prices below wha
a IL