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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS.

The prahibitory liquor law passed the
Senate Of Delaware yesterday, and is now
law. II takes effect on the first OF June.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb %
| Bob O'Blennis, notorious character
shot B. G. Broud, Deputy County Marshal,
I in the saloon of the Planters House to-
day. Broud died in few hours, and the
case is now undergoing examination before
Justice. Public opinion runs against o.
Blennis as his antecedents are not Of the
most correct character.
WAsHfsGToN, Feb. IS.
Mr.. Benton lost BY the fire at his house
Yesterday the dates and notes for the second
volume OF his Thirty Years in the Senate 7
together with other very important docu-
ments, &c.
QUEBEC, Feb. 2s
Last night the House of the Assembly in
committee OF the whole adopted the first
clause of the Prohbitory Liquor bill, by a
vote af IS to 25 The vote on second
reading Of the bill in December 'ast was 80
to 5.
Nav YORK, Feb %.
Hon. Henry Pierpont Edwards, one of
the Judges Of the Supreme Court. died last
night after protracted illness--agcd 46
years.
The Board of the ten Governors Of the
Alma House passed a resolution last night
removinn from the institutions under their
control all officers who are not naturaiized
citizens.
HARTFORD, Feb, 2s.
In the Wing State Convention held here
to-day, the entire ticket Of the last year was
Irenominated by acclamation
The Convention passed resolutions en-
jorsing the principles of protection to Amer
lean industry, declaring that the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise had put an end to
compromises on the subject Of slavery, and
expressing determination to resist BY all
constitutional means the admission into
the Union of more Slave States; expressing
dsapprobation of the course of Isaac Tou-
cey in the U, S. Senate; eondemning the
veto of the River and Harbor and the
French Spoliaton bills by the Presidents;
approving the Connecticut Prohibitorv Law,
and declaring the administration Of Frank
lin Pierce TO be such as to entitle it to little
respect.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
BUCK, ENVTdUCt OH HI duy ot,
III G. q AIlRE Z. co

Would refer fol srecmcts o. work % r Clrse a. Go
Ovens CO. n r IL &. w. Mitchell, Woodward Il
Harris and taa Post Office. Feb 9Ht
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

I | Lot on 4th between Le Claire 4 Pa,n,m
IL chez aud terms easy. 's~
o Also beautiful lot IN fifh stree, between P.rrI
feh2 EADs 4 STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
Preserved Fruits.

TNREsh Peaches, Biaekberries and Wbariieberries,
Il Black berry, Q,i!ncc and Red urFant Jelly. bred
Apples. Pared Peaches, Dried Biachherres,
Feb 81 For sale by J. NJ. DALZEti. RIO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
300. TOO
CHICAGO & R0CK ISLAND RAILROAD.
$3.50 ss 90: IS c.
winter arrangements.

nS and AFTER Monday Jan ~, aud mil farther no.
\ tee train VIII leave Rock Island as follows:
LIST Passenger tfatA ST, W \. ".
ARRIVING 81 Chicago It. G.fs p NJ
"a Ff.ghl trains With Cd class cars At =. d.
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
al Pass ,s.,r train Il SIS T.. n
III Freight, with % class cars OF, ssn 7. II.
All traft,s over this road are ia.ireet correction
Chicago wis, trains over beth the Michigan Southern
and M chiga4 CeutraI K. K. To md from Detroit To-
l.e rlnnd. Cos lfu ptis. Cfscpnhti, Pittsburgh.
DInkttk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York !,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington, to which
places tteket- eau be procured nf =. : STEVENS
Passengers rentaded OF the necessary al giving
dEslnci directions the destination Of thcir bag
gage also 10 procure tCket. before taxing their seats
In tae ears. a. the conductor collect gares oU, {" sta
toas on the lice ofthe Chicago and Rock lsiand Kali
road JOHN Is. HENRY. supt.
~. II. WHITMAN, Asst. sup't. Vests. DIVISION.
Rock Island. Jan. is;, lSi5.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
A BOY WANTED.

4 active. intelligent boy, DESTROYS Of acquiring a
N kIoNieagr ofthe Printing business, eau now OBJ
tain good Situation on application al this onlce
Gaz.tte 0rrce, Feb 2Sd, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
FOR SALE.
Splendid 2 Story Brick House 4 4 IN.

Splendid story Brick House 3 4 ltf
HIS hoase contains 10 rooms Kitchen and n,,,
with lstge cellar. Lotsiargs aud full Of irus ~
ornamental trees, Grapes, Cufrants. and khr,She,
Of all kinds. onour pfthc ioisisa large S,at,,s'
Carriage Houses Price o Coo teims essy H.
otr red a rare chance forang ore desrous Of ola,s
ing delightful Residence in The mos, fs.hlop,n,
part of the city. Gal soon fyou wish prize.
Also
4 story now frame building and beautiful 10, s.
corner Harrison aud 9Th streets. Pfies SlGetsru,
oas..
Frame dwelling, ard 10, Tor 81, very cheap,
a goo.isisaahon. iriee sl,ice, sssa, eas,.
Also
4 beautiful aud pleasantly situated Bfics lIop,.
\ tNo .toaesfigh y roonis hu. Bs.emep yoss
stable Carnage House, and pheasant ard sss "a al,
I'd street central parl Of HE city, 1h. proper, vii
be- soidaia great bargain and ON easy terms.
ALSO
Lots in West Dayenpor,
IA Lots 10 West Davenport for .ale on. am n
~ ,lowh bal. IN -. aud .ears per ct. interest,"
20 tie paid annually. These luls cont4in from 10
aerrs r4ch on some OF y hich IS good iin,l,er.
si-n from tasH pcres band delightfully."- situated 70,
country residences ifnIa u. part af@hrh the cit, Of
Roc, island. and many nile, mp Hsd down the m.
can he seen pay in hand, bal i,2, 3, and i.e.ns
crest al per Il
Un!mproyed Land
ann ACHES being 5 Of Sec 10 T ;ssRlE
DzU 10 NascaEibe county Finite 5 cfFap,n.-
IN t1is La5sd is uue al the dRe,t never falling
springs in the eoeasy. very cheap aad terms easy,
-ALs6--
40 Acres Land for Sale.
er,IflS .apd Il one mile from the city, beaata land
| OF wuitis i.'tiaibsr sBoagh 10 mske io cfas
wood, price st11 pur eaah balance u 9, lsihd
70 EEunIhs,
Also
unimproved Land for Sale.
f1ln ACRES ntiuproyed land FOR sale, timber,
wv aud Prasrie, good raap'fs Naief ahe 4
good raua, agar slon1 COOL Uri-i AID sas Mis-
Terms cas-!
Fer Sale
tnn ACRES proved land in seeii court,
ttUS6 90 per acre, ~ hand, bal. IN 9 d u nessa
--Al,ao---
For Sale
fpn ACRES besnuf0l pf,.ire land IN Scot, COUNT,
iOU eoa,i io;, dwelling, slme sheds and su ea!s'
iags, ud splehtd SilFnG ol nest III iNg waist l's
s. ,r aers / 80 81 bal. u ~ months
EADS N sIEWhRT
Fan ~ A-tlds
An Invoice o. Dry Goods for Sale 81 sai
gain!
CONSISTS in pan Of some etto !ds prti.;
- $50 Dennicrr
$50 Glghah;
aSH - Apses;
500 :. Gamhrc
Also Rerages. nlaTcr. Priree., Maslns, Aahsia'
Shswls. Ssichois EfeFaAs, shoes and large a''Ou'
meet ~ Hats snd CAPS.
The invoice viii be disposed Of ST bsbfah
Piled FIR soon 70 Il hiLp ~.tan,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

Positively LII
sAs ut and closing out 1pls
M AT COST! W
Rarce chances for buy in9 Goods
~ Cheap, m kA-
ASH design soon TO close up and go away. My en-
"A tire stock OF Foreign and Domestic Dir. Goous,
and many articles uu.er cost srrh- 81 Plush Caps,
Shaws, De LANES, Ae,,l ir few days longer III ne
sigp of the Bias Flag on Brad! Street. Come ana
Wy as-'"' Ak. MCDONALD.
n b. store fur Rent,
Davenport, Iowa, Feb Goth, ls55.
- DISSOLUTION. 2
TUE copar'persh'p asrs,ofors existing between
consent. All persons having accounts with The late
nrm are requested TO eaIfan settieth samc inme
dated, either vi the late rnersn anthor1edtouse
the name Of We Or" y ss''s WM VAN TuyL.
March LIST, 1855 iRAcooK.
Having sncce e,ed 10 the business OF the late arm OF
Vas TtyL Cox, shalt be found Al the old stand,
on Front Street, where ! shat be happ! TO see all
m, o,dsfriends and the rsst ~ msnhind.
March w-d-u WI. VAN iufL.
JACOB VIEWER. JK., 4 CO.,
4, ENERAL Agents. Storage, Forwarding and Com
NJ mission Merchants, for the purchase ard sale 81
Flour. Grain, Produce, Lumber and Wanufac.
lures of all Descriptions.
Corner Of iowak Fourth streets
Opposite New pennss lvania House, Near the Depot
ConsignmHnts respectful solicited Davenport
aud charges moderate Iowa.
REFERENCES.
] & j BoKrr Now York BolLaAs&G ARRisoS Pitts
JOS s. LAKE Esq. SpAna d Co. do
s. HIsrm N q SoAs, PHILA. KING, PgsSoeK & Go do
STEIN GARRE1r h Co. sBAoAtty ,CoseRAvL SO do.
Gro KICK & Co. CIs. o. Wx. McCrLLy & Go. do
Jos. G. Burtxa & Co do Hall SrrrR do
JAG. SHASfxg, Hami.ton.o %. 5oHs D. DAVIS d.
The undcrsigucd having located themselves az pav'
export Iowa fol- The purpose o. carving on the above
business, tender their services 10 their friends ant
Others and respectfully ask share Of their patronage
All fayors wiirecsive special attention and dispatch
upon the most favorable terms.
g. - JACOB WEAVER Jr. & co,
Feb, card 1855
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
Nsw advertisements.
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE
or the Upper Mississippi Valley Is at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
- o. rnAny Sr mr. On 81 an

NO. % BKAuf ST BET. ID x DIT
Davenport, Iowa,
1tONSTANrLY ot.hapd. aud for sale for Cash at
Eastern prices, wholesale retail, all rts'eht
OF Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books School aud
Il anK oks, Stationery, Writing Copies and Bonnet
Boards, States, Sc, &c. Also large stock OF
Wall Papers, Borders and Curtain Papers.
March al, I'd mo d ON. ELI ADAMS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

HIS house con, ain. 10 rooms Kitchen and ,.,,,.
with large cellar. Lots large aud fun Of ri, ~
ornamental trees, Grapes, Cufrants. and khr,hh.,
ofall kinds oilnnr pfthc lois lie large Nstl. ~
carriusc Houses Price o. Coo ietms easy. Her !,
cred rare chance iorany ore desrous Of obtain
ing delightful Residence in the mos. fa.bion,M.
part OF the city. Cal .oon fsou wish prize.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

1 story now frame building and beautiful 10, ..u
corner OF Harrison aud 9Th streets. Pfies slGetsrr
oas..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

1 beautiful aud pleasantly situated Bfirk He's,
~ tNe ,tofieshgh roonis hue Basement pod
stable, Carriage House and pheasant, ard ID ..
I'd street central par Of The city, THIS properly Wit
be- sold alta great bargain and ON eSs, terms,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02
For Sale

afpn sCRES brRHtf0i pr,.iric land IN Scot. count,
IUU ..na,I ta.- iva ding slae sheds and ~, bass
iAg, aud splendid >fF al nrscf q. ing waist, lis
s. ~ atrs / - 81 bal. ia ~ months
EADS ~ siEWhRT.
fan % A-eid,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

Mr.. Benton lost by the fire at his house
yesterday the dates and notes for the second
volume OF his Thirty Years in the Senate"
together with other very important docu-
ments &c.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-02

Frame dwelling, ard lot Tor 81, yrrs ehe,, i,
a good Iuution. fuee st,iuu, sssns easy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

face e ,he sonIh. 10 space Of about 40 feet
by II we counted as many as 10, ranged IA hal,
q dozen rows. Al 5ninu,es TO twelve whites
button madarin arrived and The Two 10 be first
cul in pieces were tied 10 the crosses. lille
looking at this frightening process. The execu-
lion commenced, and 30 or 80 must have been
headless before we were aware al it. The on
ly sound to be heard was horrid cheep. cheer,
cheep, as The knives fell. One blow was suf-
fcienl for each--ihc head iumbling between the
legs Of The victim before il. As The sword falls,
The blood-gushing trunk springs forward, falls
on the breast, and is still forever.
Elm four minutes the deca piiatinn was com.
ple,e; and then on the other victims commenc.
the baibarily which toihink Of only is sutiicient-
" barbaric. With shorl, sharp knife. slice
was cut of from under each arm. A low, sup>
pressed, fearful groan from each followed the
operation Of The weapon. Dexlerous as buicll>
ere, slice was taken successfully bv The ope-
raiors from The ralyes.the highs, and then from
each breast. We may suppose---wc may hope
that by his time The sufferers were lnsensi>
bic to pam; builhey were moi dead. The knife
was when struck into the abdomen. which was
ripped up 10 the breast bone, and The blade twisted
round and round as The heart was separated liom
It's holding. Up 10 this moment, having once
set eyes on the victim under torture, they had
become fixed as by fascination but they could
be rveied there no longer. whirlng sensa-
lion ran through The brain, and il was with df.
irnlty We could keep ourselves from falling.
But this was not all; The leshings we're then
cut, and the head, being tied by The tail 10 a
limb Of the cross, was severed from The body,
which was then dlsmembered Of hands and srms,
feet and legs. separately. After this the man.
'darlns left the ground-lo return. however. with
man and woman; the later, i, was SAID. The wife
of one If the rebel clefs--lhe man leader Of
some rank. The woman was cnt 40 in ihe way
We have described; for the man more horrible
punishment was ,lecreed. He was fayed alive.
We did not see this, but il was Witnessed by
The sergeant of marines Of the Unit d States, J.
T. kenne,ly--,he cry al the ftsl insertion Of
the knife across The forehead. and the pulling
OF the flesh over the eyes, being most horrible"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
EVERY MAN HIS owN ANGLER,

Sportsmen may rejoice A brilliant in
yention has just made the noble and ancient
art ofangling-the fascinating pastime which
absorbed the soul Of Isaac Walton--a strict
y domestic and scientific practice Nav,
more il has become to be blended. as il we're,
with higher and nnbler art--that of med.
ecine Hereafter, Conroy may shut up
shop and Frank Forester may hang his " cat
gut on the willows As for "York's Tall
Son." he may splice his line-and stay at
hume
Why do we make this announcement.
Listen The latest issue Of the Scientific
American contains full description and
most satisfying illustration of an invention
patented to DR.. Alpheus MYERS. Of Indiana,
for catching with q trap" as he calls it. but
an Ingenious spring hook. as We should say,
that extended se,micularity the Tape Worm
the which hook, attached to proper line
--Conroy's most delicate would answer -
is sent down into the stomach and neither re-
gions Of the human system. baited with
I" cheese 10 decoy the guilecss worm to his
ruin. The Silver " trap is shaped very
much like the little wouden box made to car
~ leads for pencil case i supplied with a
sliding door, delicate bait fork, aud a spi-
raj spring. Tapcy puts his head in for the
cheese aud springs the trap, when the sliding
panel forces his head against the fork, !"
and he becomes instantly aud literally a
" gone sucker' As Tape Worms are very
long, lsametimcs reaching 100 feet consid-
cradle skill is required in playing your fish"
He NAV be pulled apart, by sudden jerk,
and as the next joint furnishes ready -inade
head, the disintcgration would involve fail.
urc. Here, then. are brought into play. the
patience aud the skill oil the true sports.
man. who will never be self.satished unless,
with careful manipulations. he draws fortl,
fifty, seventy, OF one hundred feet Of" beau.
t. which, as il is distracted, is gently
wound round spoul Or quill" Thus i is,
that your Tape Worm i !" landed" according
70 The latest style Of the art
Admirable cuntri,ancr Nh longer Is
there need for the preenciuns sportsman 10
start Tor some muddy lake, river or creek,
ON Saturday morning, 10 inyeigle trout, or
perch, or Dream Here al home, il his rcci.
tatious have been correct during the week,
and his general behaviour good. his fond pa
rents may indulge him with Myers Pa.
tent" and new silk line and directing him
TO find pleasure and health, strictly within
his own resources, have the best assurance
against suiled garments and the chiIls and
fever :" So mote il be! cxcaim all anx lou,
mothers, and long LIE TO DR.. Alphcus Ny.
ers, u Loganspott! Montgomery Null
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Yoik, Sept 8.
The Northern Light, from San Juan De Nj.
caragua, arrived here early this morning.
She connected with The Uncle Sam, which
left San Francisco on the 18th Of August.
Trade at San Francisco was dull, and must
articles uf merchandise had declined in price.
The mines continued to do we'll, and the
Wheat crop, il was estimated, would amount
10 about 1000 900 bushels. The Indian war
on the northern boundary Of California and
the southern part Of Oregon still ages. Tween.
ty.6,e Americans lad been murdered on tx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

Hooaipds German BitieIs, prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson a, the German Medical Store 20 Arch Street.
Philadelphia, daily 10 their weldeser,ed csle.
briy for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement
Of ihe liver These Biitcrs have indeed proved bles.
sing to the afflicted, who show their gratitude hy The
most hittering testimonials. This medicine has esab-
lished for Itself that competitors, however willy
their schemes. seductive their promises cannot reach
i gained The public confidence by The immense benefits
that have been derived from il, AMI will ever maintain
its position. See advertisement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

ExscuTioS OF REBELs AT CASTuS.-wr
copy ihe following from lie :. Friend 81 ChIna,"
oI March "a.
/" he execution had heen fyej Tor NON
A. hall dozen mrn arrived with kniyes.
preceded BY bearers 81 ioug, deal.sood boxes,
decorated 9Th blnody sides. These were Tie
coiIins. Uncnncetn was The general appearance
81 the soldiers aud spectators, uf whom. slloee.
ihrr there may have befn me hundred and Iiliy.
The day was dull. fresh breeze from The casl.
ward carrying the stencil away from foreigners.
who, 10 tie number Of dozen. had Obtained
admitsnce 10 the top Of one OF The houses on
The iar side of the Stree, passing The entrance Of
this field Of blond Al IL, The FIRST batch II
ten prisoners arrived, speedily followed By the
rest in similar quantities. Each prisoner lhsv.
ing his hands tied behind | i hack, and labeled
on The tally appeared 10 have been thrust down
in wicker basket. over ahicli his chained legs
,lsngled loosely. the body riding uncominriably,
and marked with long psper tally, pasted on .
slip Of bamboo thrust briween The prisoners
jacket and his hack. These nan.bsskel.
.lung with email cords. were carried on BAN.
bros nn the shoulders II two men. As lie ri.
soneD arrived, each sas made u keel viii III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

Tcrra.eoiia is rapidly becoming one ri he
principsl material. Tor Architectural embellish.
men's. being tqual in durahilIly and beauty 10
marble. and much cheaper Cor lie same degree
Of carving. The most extensive iera-roIa
work. in The world. il j. said &c MUNICH, in Ba.
,afia. where copies Of all The nasler. pieces Of
ancirnl and modern sIaluary are made ana exhl-
biird u an immense building erected ior he pur-
pnse nl collecting specimens IL lie sculpture 81
~ times There are numerous lens.cola ma.
nIlsciones ia this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
Equity Sales.
Lemusl Lynch rs.

Lemus Lynch Us. Z. N. B. Evans and wife and others.
Petition for Sale Of Real Estate,
kr1A PURSUANT 10 decree of the Court Of
Hss. Equity for Orange County, held at the Count
HI9i House IN Hilloorough on the I'd Monday In
S.s.s September 1855, shall offer at public sale
a the Court House door on Sat urday the Goth day Of
October next, that valuable House and Lot 10 the town
Of Hillshoough on King street, adjoining the Masonic
Hall lot on the west, and Josiah Turner on the east and
known aslhc Clancy House and Lot, containing abont
one acre Six months credit will be given the purcha-
giving bond and good security ana the title viii 10
reserved until the purchase money Is paid.
The Sale will take place al IL o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. NJ. E.
September IS. 5--4s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

THE MINISTRY AND THE PULPIT.- Tbatpas
tor errs egregiously who fails to give due credit
to the newspaper press, rs an agent against
the evils he would correct, or an instrument
of the good he would accomplish. The time
has come when newspapers are almost uni
versaly read. The family that takes no
newspaper, is now the exception to the uni
versal custom. And il companionship with
a fellow inlallibly leaves some impression on
the mind, much more does the weekly visit
81 friend in the shape ola newspaper, be.
get regard and confidence which give him
incalculable power in leading the opinions
and forming the character Of those who vel
come his regular arrival.
Probably every minister can trace various
erroneous and foolish notions which he meets
with in some of the families Of his parochial
charge, directly to the newspaper they take.
IL so, how plain it is that the proper proven.
tive or corrector Of such evils, is newspaper
Of different character; and how can ne act
wisely-how can he act faithfully, il he do
not do what he can to introduce such need
ed antidote into such familiesi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

by way Of st. Louis we have a report tina
the Legislature Of Kansas adjourned on the
S0th Of August. The correspondent Of ths
st. Louis Democrat thus sums up some Of it
acts:
At least fifty Territorial roads have been
established this session. The expense oil
locating, marking out, and constructing them
will be paid by the counties through which
they pass.
No Freesoier, unless he take an oath to
support the fugitive slave law and Kansas
Nebraska bill, can hold any office of pro fl
or honor in this Territory. He cannot be
councillor, representative, sergeant at.arms,
door. keeper of the Assembly public printer r,
clerk to the Legislature, county commission.
or. probate judge, sheriff, militia officer, law
yer, public notary, or. il challenged, a yo-
ter!
In the marriage act. as it originally stood,
there was clause prohibiting any clergyman
from uniting the sexes in the holy bands u
wediock" unless he first took an oath to sup
port the fugitive slave law and the organic
act. This provision was struck out by com
mttee.
Common schools have been established.
bctlH pcIlaitics nafe Oeen enacteu Tor all
attempts TO interfere with slave property--as
decoying negroes from their masters, &c.
The PRONUNCIATION Of abolition or freesol
opinions is to be punished with two years
Imprisonment, with hard labor, in the peni.
Tertiary, after October l.
Common law has been established in this
Ifrritory.
About two hundred and fifty acts have been
passed this session.
From fifteen TO twenty ferries have been
chartered.
The Louisiana married woman's rights bill
was rejected BY the Council in con sequence
IT the House amendment exempting house
holders 10 the amount Of 81 900 real estate
aud $500 in personal estate.
Fifty bills passed by the Legislature can
not become laws because there is no time to
enroll them.
BY law just passed the House win have
thirty members next session. The extra ses.
sion, il one be called, will most probably
meet at Leavenworth.
Three uniyersatives have been established,
near Lecoinpte. at Fort Scott, and Leayen-
worth. aud a medical college at the capital.
All the members, except two, who have
accepted officers. have left the Mission, and
nearly all have departed homeward from
Kansas. Additional enrolling clerks we're en-.
gagged yesterday. aud every bill was signed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

Threharleston Courier says:-"We learn
that Captain Hughes, Of the schooner ID. b.
Warner. On his passage from New York to
this city. in about % lathoms water, 40 miles
northeast Of FRYING Pan Shoals. in hauling
up the deep sea lead, found attached to the
bottom Of IL gold ring set with red stone,
which he now has in his possession.