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EDWARD X. COLLINS Co,
No. 30 Wall ~ ",
BROWN, sfIIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool.
q q, ROBERTS n CO,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London
J, MUNR0E co,
8 Rue Norc Dame De. Vict'irr,,
Paris. 4
GEO " DRAPER, Hayre
fne these ships viii
hulin spes g ioweyy precious sonr unless b, y
alng ar ned therefor aad the value thereof expressed
iaNs
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rHOCoisaTE, coeos, aud nrorna.-w. BAKER A. coz.
American md Vanilla Premium chocolates and
20 which fret premiums have been awarded by The chief Institutes
and fairs q the Unnn are o sale w Al the principal groceries
he United States, sad BY their agents.
Hussey Murray. New yotk Twel., Phadelphls
Thomas W Rrundge, Baltimore Kennel Dudley,
osioi and 5. u. Howell Georgetown, q. g
WALTER BAKER, 4 co.
Ap3-dly norcheatsr Mas.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Monday afternoon May 18th, at O'Clock the premises
subscribers, bearing January
1884, aud duly recorded iber A. 81 No. 49, fo!ios 800 ao
$685. the land county of Washington
District of Columbia, shall sell Of lot No y In
2 Beginning the southeast said lot and
thence north hun
and alley thence with the line Of said
the improvements consisting ola twoso brick dwelling house
Terms cash. JNO. w. McktM,
RICH H. CLARKE,
Trustees.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
An l3-2awds Auctionecr.
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Headquarters Marine Corps.
anaremustsrs Once, Washington, April 6, 1et4
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS received At hi. Once
un lf day ul May furnish the such
Of the following may 10 TIA
required during The 6sca commencing W July e54
Bayonet belts
Canndge Dor ber
Waist
scahbafds
Cartridge boxes
Percussion cap pouches, and wsi,i plate.
Eergeaps' swords
Musicians
do
Drums, both suaii fize nd bor-w cod Gau.
Samples the ofce or thai Of The a.
sistanf quafterma-ter marines New
National ihteligeucer Evening sar Washington ID n
and the papers In rhladepa New yofs Usually pub
fishing for the three
each, the
copy q the advertisement, 70 this once for payment
Ap 7-aawus,May
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WANTED q. rent Immediately, comfortable dwell
Ting house In good neghsehood eight
with kitchen Act location IN the rw
preferred.
next hni.rd
dwelling with parior chambers dining rooms
Kitchen stable The
and hath fixtures, and The locality uuotjecnoassle
having ehef OF for
description OF property
price, no. before Wednesday the instant
JAS. q. MCGUIRE.
Mar 0s-d Auc,oneer and cornu,iusson msgchsnt
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no IsvENrOHs.The ONCE OF tn, Protective Ma
uanal Union IN Opposite the pnico
Patent OMcc
ready examinations ana solicit patents
for members, with All possible despatch.
model will with
be made at thr shortest nstice.
invited call the Office,
be had regard the objects stnon
All be addressed oGice where promp
attention will u given
Central ONCE Washington, D. e.
t. q. CLAYTON
pfesideni o. Inventors Pro,ectiv, National Onion
Mar
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United states Patent once,
Washinatou. ADriI II. 1854


N petition Fainnan Stafford Connecticut pray
for the extension of patent granted him the 10Th
day July s40 for Improvement the expanding
acting universal chuck for athe for
day ofJuly, eighteen hundred and fhy four tft
10 ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the 25h day June - O'clock all
persons notified to and IL they
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension required 10 file the Patent
Office their objections, specially writing twenty
before the hearing all testimony filed by
be used at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted in accord
ance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony depo.
slons, and other relied testimony be filed
the Office before the morning Of that day the
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered this published in Unon ine
Philadelphia Pennsy Scientific American New York Daily
Courier Buffalo, New York
week for three weeks twenty
Of june next, the day of hearing -
Acting Commissioner In.
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
April lS-law3w
"a Refrtgerntorst Refrigeratorsi
HE attention OF called Parsons Universal
Stone Refrigerator Watenans
being decidedly the best refrigerator IL IL
ranged Tint each article food kept entirely
facility. current OF cold Ia
slant circulation around vessel and within each
while by simple ventatng contvanee the complete purity OF
the contents is insured.
refrixeaiors
complete and economical offered public They
give purchasers properly managed
c. w. BoTELER,
APP e-eaw3w Iron Hall.
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LNANs & WATNONS fbiisdetph rno tur red
II patent key hole saanandc proof
large assortment always hand
pha Also, bank vaults and iroa stores
rsned equal any the United states.
Reference few who In nanY
be named. over 600 o. are in u.s
T. J. Mserude 9TH street Pennsylvania avenue w,.hnr
ton c., has one Of our safes in and
orders Cor rs.
Planners. and Mesbsnes Bank, Philadelphia 10 safes 10 use
United States Mint, DO
United States ArsenAi Philadelphia s IN calorri,
United States Appraisers Once Philadelphia
Pennsyivanis Railroad Company, safes.
Philadelphia Germantown Railroad Coppany
a safe
Richard Morris sun locomotive works. Phi.5elnhia
Winchester BHts, Winchester,
Sole agency Tor luitersorh,s superior hank toek.
Patent slate-lined rsfngcrators
July at-9awiy
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SuPh1u STOCK OF Toilet Table Dry =
~ usi received aud ready for
q beautiful PINK blue. eun and white Dresden ~ced Msseis
and Imperial bed quilts, with crib
sizes 81 the quits are 90 49, ltt and IA They
will Ne found thiuk,
been offered tor sale in marte -
Also, 10 dozed 1914 and ia Aendse quilts In an white and
These goods
Of body and consequently less trouble
being lees the
dmNy chintz would
p4iof ia, and arssi Russia, Rsrpsy Belsisn snd ibid.
There goods confidently especial
enon Of housckeeperu who really
Real Richardson and pure linen pillow and bee linens
40, - 5o and 5lnch wid,s Aiso real linen Smyrna laces
for thinning bed hnens, pretty and cheap
Satin danak, Barnsy damask, Albert basket Huekahaek In
anssk and cored bordesd toilet and Russian N o.
n
Also indicated Turkish, towels bathing pur-
posss In great variety and very cheap
Elegant and medium dinner breakfast double
ask table cloths In all from a. by 60 lunch 10 9 by 20
cloths, with overiays, napkins, doies
have al sizes Intervening between the above named.
nali Of Russia accnn 80, 10
wide damasks by the yard and inviting
pretty and priced napkins for million,
very low prices
April ~ ehfsod CbAGETT DoDsoN
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ADVANCEMENT.
ON Monday, April 1854, daily aps win b..
this road agfeeaby 10 the following
tain nom Ale sanda Gofdonsvie and
VII leave The u Duke Henry streets
o'clock the arrival of the from wadngnn,
irving Gordonsyuo at i O'Clock, connecting point
the trains ue Virginia Central road Richmond
ue and sauron, ios allowing road
without delay.
train frcm cordonss Aerasdrs stations
will leave Gordonssle before ~ O'Clock
rival Of the cars the Virginia Central road arriving Aersn
dra al quarter before oclock thus allowing
neei Win the uan leaving washington CITY for the North
train from herandua TO Nauenton and intermediate
Will leave Alexandria daily (snndsy escspsd) before
O'Clock, p. arriving Wanepton a ~ clock, q.
On sunday, viii leave al ~ O'Clock, a.. N
Train from Warrcn,on kisranGra nierm-dae
will leave wsusnton daily (sanday erctped) quarter
O'clock a. arriving Ale rsndfia at 10 O'Clock,
On Sunday, viii leave NJ v O'Clock, ., m
rprouan rtosrra.
To Narrenfon.
sofdonsVhe 20
70
r 40
-iynehn"rE
B
90
Passengers for Lyuchbu Luay, will the
'sin leaving Alexandria At ~ O'Clock M, Tuesday, Thurs
days, and Saturdays ...H #
fresh, trains are running daily, tsupday eIceP,ed)
w. y. BRoCKBTT,
Ap f-dn Asent
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~ Z; :: 20 NJ ,ii
Washington branch Rataroad.-Trains Kun ms Fol-
lOyvat
FAVE daily except Sunday, at and 8, m, 3k
II On Sunday at6, a. and s. p m.
a
non and Relay the others al all way stations
Trains al :, A. and *, NJ, win Annapolis
Do doe a. and g. m. do west
Do Dc 8 and {, a. m. and s. D. m. do
Washington
-" 90 DO and return I 50
Ann as
DO do do aud return. ............ 1 50
he round np tickets all procured
and arc good fsr the day upon which they issued
-, a, - T., ~ PARSONS,
'"p W"
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limited STATES Mail Lime California, Asptn-
" wall and Panama, the 5h and
class steamships approved by the NAVY Department.
1900 tons burden, gnarsnyins speed aud safety
The Panama railroad completed Obspo IL mile.
Panama.
The transit from embraces 81 miles in raj. cars
from Aspnwsn obpo, and 10 miles land
dry road recently IN thorough order. single
horoore, la fr cf
aud their baggage being ooy transferred and from
slangs eide the
There will he transportation
The Va entirely free from steiner drtpfion
Reserve steamers being always kept " New York.
ma and san francisco prevent detention in of aocden
The route Is entirely reliable.
u Is expected that the the Atlantic regu-
larry IN days and on the Pacific, IN ~ 90 ~,
Passengers will leave Panama Aspn-
wall =
Through tskep ss iowef raf be had agency,
West street, New York.
Jan 2s-du
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NOTICE

IN reaoa from
Oregon Oily s@ien, in Oregon Territory
virtue authority Of United
States the I'd 81 approved Sep
TENDER 1850, ened An Office
General OF the public Lands
the OF the legislature said Tertiary, hereby
the Of
removed from orrsos CRY sALss oEsoos
LAs FIRST day Of -dusua
Given under hand, city Washington % fifteenth day
OF March, A ID. 1854
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JoHs WILSON,
- Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Mar iT-law0w
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ZINC PAINTSThe Subscribers having appointed
IA Zinc the sale of their
paints prepared orders for Description
bic Baltimore prices, and the liberal
The paint pure unsurpassed by any
other is sold either groand In OIL
and
other metallic surfaces
Ii is cheap and economical paint. /.
dpos bridges &C. The consumption OF II large, and
IL has given entire subtraction
All paints BY the company OF the highest
ceece important improvements having recently been dis
applied preparations they warranted
and the reasonable length Of Time
this others In market.
John SULLIVAN 3 SONS, Agents,
No. Camden St, Baltimore
RECOMMENDATIONS.
u. 8. NAvr-rARp, GosPoxr, Va,
January 70, 1854.
A experiments conducted by me,
during the all the various paints and
thai white zinc paint
the New Jersey Zinc Company perfect protection
ces whilst other preparation Of kind combines
effect
preparing full this subject
Docks, Washington and sha send
complete series VI Of wood and metal which
with the different and and then
exposed water opposite
yard striking
uabo qualities and decided superiority white
NIL other kinds paints especially FOR purposes.
which importance kept from the and
commercial world.
am respectfully, your obeden, servant
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector u. s. Navy yard, Gosport,
To C. L. DKrNoLp, President N. J. Zinc Co, N. Y
OFFICE N. Y AID LIVERPOOL U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP Coz
January 81, 1854.
The company exclusively the paat
New Zinc Company having
proved decided superiority all other paints
Mar 23-d3m EDWARD X. COLLINS, Agent
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iAtp The undersigned his hanks hs friends
customers FOR their liberal patronage bestowed him Tor
past three and socits continuation ohe
his friend, L. j. Middleton, whom has been
this day made supply them with Of best quality and
on The reasonable
Orders len al Mr. Mddietnns ONCE o.
la street, directed him through the Post once viii
with prompt attention.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS
Ap 2i-solw
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An Of which
the confident that be made OF the above
goods At least prohi less Than other similar goods The m
uict. HOOE, BRO., A. co.
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CANTON MATrISCs Floor OfIcIos hs.-Just re-
" ceved and
petior of white red checked fancy
a., 3 4, and widths
hapa n other country
Ao, IS sheets quesy rich priced
clouds, all the and desirable dssRns
trade which win and III the notice
balls, and pera
April ~ -sufeod CIAGETT A DoDaoN,
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FOR LEASE,

THE N.uosAL TarArKr the city OF Washington, for The
Il suing season. or for term OF years.
Theatre Of the the world and
eyr me attraction GIL IL.
With contemplated, will be In
every respect a desirable es;abishmcnt
suitable could be selected the proprietor wond ac
o the following arrangement
The
lastly the a snplus be
among members Of the proportion Of
respective The proprietor would have claim for
until after Of current expenses and salaries
would
The
purpose proprietor paying
ali the proats-
Every received will be the aoae who
will himself liberty the adj
dressing him this subject.
G- communications (prerad) be addressed TO The
242 Washington ID. CT
Ap l4-dlm Mat. Era and Star
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I ETTER aud Fnolsosp papers, ruled and plain. from
COLLINS BOVINE, 4 Co,
liuh street, doors north of rern avenue
Branch Of ststion~rs' Hail, IA ard i7s
Al la-dlm Pearl street, New York.
Tbttp supply of stripe and plaid ssiks. choice col
HALL A BROTHER
Az al--6,df ~ 80 r
Tor kALts o rent brick dwelling,
6nehd on q street. doors 18th. spply
18th doors south of q, ansr O'Clock, o.
April 9l--d6ts'
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NEW York. May 2d. lso3.-Tho undersigned day
IN opened Once No a William
for The transaction of general brokerage business
Bank railroad,
securities bought n
Promsory notes, bls Of negotiated
May EMANUEL. n
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PsEdos Of the above will please aud send their
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice.
Ap 9--law3w
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CANTON MATrINGs. FLOOR OlLCLOTHs, &c.-Ths
subscribers have just received schooar Arctic and Voani
direct from New York
IS pieces while canon mating yard wide
y 90 90 90 yard sna quarter vide
10 90 DO three quarters yard wide
a. 49, 5i and ca naatiings superior quality
10 full sheets Eng aud American oco,s, % the beat qnnl
and Handsomely les which will be III
shape room, passage, or hall,
The following list OF desirable furnishing goods Of
importation, and manufactured order this mfrket
10 pieces 1914 pure linen she.tinTs
10 do ia do
10 DO 81 do table damssk
200 dozen satin aamssk table napkins
800 do pure linen towels, very cheap
$50 do pure linen shirtiogs every qualify
- 1914 English toilet bed quits
q ~ % DO %
10 1874 Do
ia DO colored bed quilts
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iuFN OF Ptttsborg aud County Of Alexhasy, p.nn-
" yvaniaWe offer for
Of the city Of Psbufr aud OF Allegheny,
These bonds issued The Pbu Conncsyle Railroad
Company by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend capitalists
4rAblo
bonds, together EXHIBIT and other statca in
mauou be Obtained upon application personally
JOHNSTON 6n0TuERs, a Co,
BANKERS and Fiscal Agents
Agents Cor the Psburg Railroad Company
Ian Il
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FAMINE IN IRELAND.

A Dublin paper gives melancholy accoun
of the state of the laboring classes i, the cas-
tern portion of the county of Limerick.-Ac
cordng TO the writer
Every kind Of food is at such enormous
price that it il absolutely impossible for them TO
live. The want and misery experienced by
them are greater now than in any Of the famine
years; for although the prices then ranged some.
thing higher, still money was in circulation, SO
that the Indian meal was within their reach.
"But now there are not, | believe, through
the whole two three baronies in the eastern
portion Of the county of Limerick more than
l5o to 200 men employed either by gentlemen
| or farmers, and that where SO many thousands
| would want to get work, it is a deplorable state
| for the poor people. 1t is true that the work
house is open to them, but many, will no, say
how bIameable, have a repugnance to enter in
side ts walls, and would prefer trying to work
for the merest pittance outside, to going in.
1.-THE accounts from smother southern county
(Tipperary) are Of similar tendency. Every
| article Of consumption is rapidly advancing in
price, and it markets do not speedily come
down, misery among the poor may be expected
Potatoes, the mainstay of the people, are scarce
and dear. They row rate from Sd. TO I'd. pei
| stone"
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WINTER ASCENT OF Mourn WAsHINGToS.-
We are informed by Mr.. Thompson, the Gen
.S,use, that three men made the ascent OF 'Nt
"as>,uston on the 18th December. Their
names ~ s-1e Jonathan Davis, Francis Smith and
barney 'sCormck. BY picking their way
'hey passed oF>- hardly any snow. On the
summit mere was>>carcely breath of air stir
ring' and was SO wa>aq that the snow on the
root o' the mouse melted I'D trickled from the
caves. This is certainly ver,> remarkable, Ia.
king into account the season of>l,e wear. We
have been on the top of the moursain in the
middle of July, when our teeth cha,t.-ed as il
afflicted with fever and ague of the wors
| stripe. Mr.. Thompson contemplates, SO he IN
forms US, sending up party once month dur
ing the winter season. Mount Washington hal
heretofore been deemed inaccessible at thi,
season Of the year, but our hardy mountaineer,
| it seems, have proven that the feat can be per
formed, and have won for themselves the
title OF the winter pioneers TO the summit OF Mt
jvashington.-[N. H. Statesman
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vINDlCAToR.
THE TRAGEDY IN MT. STERLING

=
We gather from the Mt. Sterling Chronotype
the following details OF the ARRAY which occur
red in Mt. Sterling on the Sd inst, in which
Francis P Wells was killed by john ". Hut.
Gibson
There had been Difficult between the par
ties in the morning, in reference to settlement
and harsh and insulting epithe,s we're passed
between them, until finally Hutchson called
Vells a id thief Wells made demonstra.
ton to assault him, upon which Huuhison drew
his knife and backed off into ship. Wells
then left him. IN the afternoon Mr. Wells
passed upon the south side Of .Nai1 street to-
wards the 90 Parker House." Huchison was
standing a, store door, one door vest Of the
/" Parker House." when some one remarked,
+" there comes your man upon which Hut
Gibson started down the Sidewalk towards
Wells.
They met at the corner opposi e The Parker
House, and in passing, Wells knocked, or push
ed Hu,chison OF the sidewalk into the street,
and commenced kicking him. Hutchison,
while on the ground, drew his kniieand defen-
ded himself against Wells with fet and his
knife, until he rose to his fee', when they csn-
tinued striking at each other until Wells sud-
denly threw up his arms and fell u his back,
being about dead when the bystandrs reached
him. A post norton examination Of the body
showed the infection of four woods-two o.
them mortal-one under the left p, penetra
ting to the region Of the heart ; theother near
the left nipple, the knife having pissed over
the left, aud into the right cavity of he heart
Mr.. Wells has left young wife nd several
small children. Mr. Hutchison sin old citi
Zen OF the place and has many friens.
An examination was had before Esqs. Iiefd
enberg and Pickett. and Hutclison was held to
| bail, in the sum Of $500.
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TIMOTHY MASON,
(sIGN OF THE GOOD sAMARlTAN.)
No. Sc, Main street,
DTRTOyE T0Wa

(sIGN OF THE GOOD sAMARlTAN.)
No. Sc, Main street,
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYE.STUFFS;,
FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR & TOOTH BRUSHES,
PAINT BRUSHES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Pure Vines and Brandies for medical purposes.
FANCY ARTICLES,
SUPERIOR INKS, LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
STEEL PENS AND STATIONERY,
physicians PRESCRIPTIONS will rec Give par
i ticalar attention at all hours Of the DAY and
NIGHT.
Customers and Physicians will always find at this
establishment
Fresh and Unadultcratcd Medicines,
which have been selected with great personal care
this market.
All purchasers are invited to examine my stock,
they will find it equal to any in the State.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed with gard
both to price and quality.
Dubuque, Feb. 4. 1854. dawy
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Washington, Feb. 25lh, 1854.

EDITOR OF EXPRESS Gen. Dodge Of your
state has just closed the best speech which he
ever made in the Senate Of the United States,
occupying some two hours in its delivery. II
was an effort worthy Of the head and the heart
Of that pure patriot and Statesman. J will not
attempt 10 give you synopsis OF his able argu.
men, in favor of the right Of American citizsns
TO form governments and laws for themselves
in the territories; or Of his severe clastsement
Of Abolilionisrn in all its various phases and
! hydra headed forms. Sufficient for the present
and until the speech shall reach you in the pa
pers, to say that it was listened to with profound
attention and great admiration, BIZ such men as
Cass, Douglass, Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, Gov.
Jones Of Tennessee, his colleague Bell, Shields
A,chison, &c, &c, all of whom approached
him after he had finished his speech shook both
| his hands and warmly congratulated him on his
patriotic effort. Would u God, that the whole
country and especially the people Of Iowa
could have listened 10 him, as dld, during this
Inaslerly etfurt of his in the cause of his coun-
Try, the constitution, and the rights Of tie peo-
|
marked to me the other day. Sir, Your Sen
ator, Gen. Dodge, is a noble man, andis rising
more rapidly in this country than any man in 1t
I ,could rather, now, hacc his chanees far IN.
Presidency han any man tn the counhy."-
Except YOURSELF remarked lie replied
No, Str, ,ciU except no maa" Douglas j.
proud of him to-day, aud 50 is his brave and
patriotic old father, who during his .peech, sal
by his side. As citizen Of Iowa, share large
ly in this feeling, am proud Of my State.
particularly wish that the editors Of the mon
grels OF our Statc,-of the Telegraph. and Her
aid, could have listened to Gen Dpdge, tina,
they might have learned how futile their efforts
to break him down are, or how little he cares tol
their attacks on him or the Nebraska Kansas
Bill
| This Bill, apropos, will pass both houses by
large majorities, and then you will ind no man
who has particle Of patriotism, wlp will moi
rejoice in its enactment Yours,
| VINDtCATOR.