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syJ.C. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

CtHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL
~ liable Oil Paintings al Public AuctiOn.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, at Az O'Clock, at
The Saloon over FGrnham's bookstore, corner Pa
rare and valuable Oh Paintings, selected with great
care by II. NJ Barlow, Esq, from various galleries
on the Continent. Amongst them will be found
specimens Of Domenchiro, Velasquez, Sir Godfrey
Kne!er, A. Van WilIies, John Wilson GainsbOro',
Munlla, VerRet, POussin, Slayer, IT., and others.
The saloon viii lie open and thu Pictures on free
exhibition daily until the sale.
Catalogues may be obtained 1T the saloon or al
tie auction rooms
Terms: 500 and under cash; over tina: sum
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satsaciOri
ly endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ia Cd Ancfinneer.
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EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
l. large three story Brick House, well known As
the best stand In the city for hotel and restaurant
on Cameron street, opposite the Market house. and
now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession civ
en- on the first of July. Address LLOYD s CO,
Claim Agent, 18th st, opp. the Treasury, Washing
ten, ID. T.. NAV Soft
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JETHEAToN's ELEMENTS OF INTERSA-
w tinnal Law, new edition
Adams Equity, new edition, with American note
les FRANCK TAYLOR,
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lI TsNOAH WALKER CO, Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
~ riCm, under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that their display OF Spring and Summer Clothing
ready for inspection comprising assortment
Vests and PantaOoas of the and richest
material trimming and workmanship. To gentlemen who
study excellence with IN fashionable
dress opportunity for selecting is offered Ae
largest and most attractive stock of goods
this city at very reduced scale of prices RplT
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TRE REv. MASON EoBLE, chaplain in the
United States Navy, and for several years past
stationed at the W ashington Navy Y ard, is, vo
learn going to sea in the frigats Congress, in
that capacity. This gentleman, ii will be
recollected, in 1852 or 1853 commenced bis
lsbors as missionary IN the Seventh Ward.
and . handsome PIesb yterian church edi6c,
costing s6ou. SIS, 900, with debt of one or
two thousand dollars resting upon it. He ia
now absent frcm the city but will shortly re-
turn to il, and, before enbarhing will preach
farewell sermon. He will leave with the
regrets Of his entire congregation.
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~ q 7 @ E.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
L Chambers, with board. Also, table and iran
sent board, with bathing room and shower ba tbs
and every attention ~ render il most agreeable 10
her bOarleIs. Mrs. p. G.. MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ 81.
03--.syn
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READY MADE SUMMER CLOTHING,

READY-MADE SUMMER CLOTHING.
4 ANlNG within the last few DAYS made great
l. additions 10 our former stock of Ready made
Clothing, we are now prepared TO offer gentlemen
every lnducsInent in price and quality 10 visit our
extensive salesrO before making their selections
Our assortment OF White and cOl4red Shirts
CauZe, meri"O, silk and cotton Undershirts
Linen and Cotton Drawers
SUMMER stocks, Cravdts, Scarfs, Ties
Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, SC,
Is very large and complete, making our present
stock one OF the most desirable TO select from in mi
ces and qualify to be found this side Of New York.
WALL * STEPHENS
3S3 Pa ave-, next door to Iron Hail.
H. f-tf (News)
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4 ESLIE's LADIES GAZGTTED OF
IL Paris, London and New York Fashions for June
Is received and for sale at
SHILLiNGTON'S Bookstore
The Watchman, companion to the popular sto-
~ of the Lampliger
Tales for the Marines, by the author Of Los Gin
eos
Harper's Magazine for June commences a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. S0uthWOrh
The Two Guardians, by the author of Hear;sease
All the Magazines for June
All the New Books and every thing in the Sta
tioneyy line, for sale at
SHiILiNGTOI'S Bookstore,
OdeCn building, cor. "A ST., and Pa. av.
lie Htr
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IyhNTED--EVERYBOD TO KNOW THAT
tF they can get lot 81 feet front by 1870 feet
deep, for the low price of S75-payable So a month
without interest. Apply al the Union Land Office,
7th ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 2o-3n JOHN FOX, Sec.
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kNANI UNEMPLOYMENT FOR A YOUNG
w and able bodied colOred man, accustomed 10
the care OF horses and driving cart. Enquire at
this office. ie 7-eo3t
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yN ANTED-2, 500 FOR ONE ORTLyO YEARS,
w secured by real estate in this city, worth three
times the amount, for which liberal reward will
be paid. Address "BOr l55 )" ieu-lw
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR RENT OR SAIE-The
~ place adjoining a1d Of KaloranIa, just with
out Tie city limits, containing ;bout Is acres of
lanh, WIN comnlodIoas Brick Dwelling and OUl-
houses, large barn, &c Apply to
{. w. PAIRO, Executor,
Jco-Ot OpDOSItP the Treasury
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by j. g. MCGUIRE, huctiOnecr.
STERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE
Y First Wa at iuctiOa.-On TUESDAY af-
ternoon, June 18Th, 1t O'Clock, on the premises, 1
shall ssll Lot No TO- in Square so, fronting II - H..
north G street, between 2lst and 22t SITS, run
ming back lbs feet ga inches.
This Lot is situated in 4 rapidly improving part of
tie city: a number Il first class houses are now
IN course of erection that vicinity, and this sale
offri- good opportunity for an invt srment.
Terms One-tourth cash the residue IN 3, 6, 8,
and la months, with interest satisfactorily secured.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
lie 9-eC &ds AuctiOuper.
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NOR RENT-THE FORREST HALL RESTaU-
n rant, centrally situated in Georgetown This
one OF The most spacious Easements in the United
States and attached TO the only public hall i'm the
town. Possession given LIST July For terms apply
to BLADEN FORREST,
Corner Of and Twentieth SITS.
First iatc Devon Cow and Calf for sale. Apply
as ABOVE. lie S-lws
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By LAS. &. EicGUIEG, Auctionssr.
3 'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate BY virtue OF deed OF traat from Fran
els SGden, bearing date on the first day of Deem
ber 1916, and recorded in Liber w. d, No. $50, TO
IiOs 23l, 232, and 233, the subscriber will sell at
public sale, Oh MONDAY, the 18th day of June,
1855, at O'cl, eek p. H., on the premises the west
half Of Lot No g in Square 2I7, fronting % feet on
north l. street, between 18th and IA streets west,
running hack loo feet, with the buildings and i'm.
PROVEN MS thereon, which consist Of TWO well built
frame dwelling houses.
The above property is we located in rapidly
improving part of the city.
The terms of the sale will be ore half cash, and
the balance in 8, H. and IL months for notes bear
ing interest from day of sale, secured by deed of
trust on the property.
If the terms OF sale are not complied with In six
days after the sale, the property win be resod 1t
the risk and expense Ct the purchaser.
All conveyanciug al cost of purchaser.
WALTER LENOX, Trustee.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
le 2-eO&ds AuctioRetr,
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raE STOMACH -.rhe grand beside

Giun of promoting health at this Of the year
20 relieve the stomach Of sl Impurities 10 invigUrRte
the liver from torpdity and 10 excel from the bowels
ols all unhealthy sections This should be done by
gentle medicine thst, I'm its action will dsbilitats
impair the becoud the spirits for
which purpose know remedy yet
begin To approach I'm efficacy the celebrated PREMIUM
BTTERS manufactured from puTey vegetable substances
by Elijah Baker Richmond city and sold throughout the
country by apoheCAres generally. These
liar b. the summer and fail diseases Of southern climate
and when taken according IN directions
Dyspepsia Darrh6ea, Dysenery, Oramp Cholic Ch~era
Morbus Ague and Fever Sour Stomach Nervous Headache
ami almost ote' affection arising impurity
blosd disoriored stomach To those have not vet
tested the superiority Bakers Premium Bers fam
lily medicine, all others known to the civilized world
lose time in doing they will afford
instant relief Try them by all means.
Price SC cents per bottle
To be had Of CHARLES STOTT 4 CO., Washington n g..
CANDY HATCH, and SETH ). HANCE, Baltimore and by
Druggists everywhere. eost
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~ PREMIUMS AP THR AIRS-WHITFTJTRSTs
~ still In the ascendsnceThe iures
fairs at Baltimore, Richmond and New York awarded tn
highest prami1ns to J. H. W for their superiority Pho
togrsphs, StsreOscOpes and DaguerreOtypes exhibited
Mr. W. also recsv we'd two Medals the Fair
don, and premium at Crystal Palace, New York.
Also the fret awards of the Maryland Institute for three
years past.
whitshursts Gallery in this city Pa avenue betv
~ and eth streets. fab IL
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fRE-Ihis morning between seven and
selgn' O'Clock, al alarm CT ire was sounced.
- tee occasion Of il was the burning Of some
. . scraps Of paper. and the fencing in the
IVA, IVA. oi the National Intelligence cfico IL
uPP0sed that somebody wIntenly applied the
a'cA 70 the comb IstiIle material The dam
re was trifing, and the 4 lmes were suppressed
s''0Ie the arrival Of the machines.
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EOR RENT-A LARGE FRONT AND BACK
y Room, over MaguiTe's Hat Store, AS Pa av.
enue, below u street 10 IJ-a,.
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M HS. NJ q. GEEER'S BOARDING House,
WI on pennsylvania avenue first house west Cf
The capitol gate. Fine rooms at various prices and
every possible attention and comfort bestowed on
ladies' and gentlemen guests NAV o6-3yy.
elOAND, transient or permanent, during the re-
tt cess OF Congress, can be obtained by applying
at No 5S5, near and south Of the Capitol, ~ Jer-
sey avenue. lie 7-eo3ts
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NRENCH VISITING CARDS, extra thin, and
L OF the finest finish, just nnnOIied from Paris di-
ret, by FRANeK TAYLOR.
may Is
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by g 4; e &C. a. SCOTGT, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auction
Y On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of June, we
shall sell, on the premises, at O'Clock p. M. Lots
Nos 3, 4, and ), i'll Square No $780, fronting 80 feet
each Oh north sheet, between lst and 81 streets
west, running back 100 feet 10 a 30 feet alley.
Tie above mentioned pro ,erty - handsomely 10.
Gated 4 little northwest OF the railroai depot.
Terms One third cash balance d credit of sir
and twelve monies, for NOES bearing int rest from
the day Of sale.
deed given and deed OF trust taken 10 secure
defe. red payments.
GREER & SCOTT,
NAV 3l-eo&ds Aucuoaeers
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n "a PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cough
~ Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Scrofuls, &c-ror ali
diseases of the Female System Il stands pre- eminent
Clergyman just informs Il has cured of Bronchitis
Of desperate chsrActeT-particusrs hereafter.
HAMPr0N'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By rs mild sc-
ton the stomach liver and Kidneys will cure Dyspep-
sa Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
In the Back Side and Breast Consumption Rheu
mstsm, Govt Neuralgia Flsuls Bowel mpIaints Piles
Worms, and Nervous Debilitieswth all diseases arising
from impure blood and the greatest female medicine
known. This invaluable medicine working wonders
the hum anna. Sse Ad mari
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"ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A RESPECTA-
W bic Woman, who is competent cook. Call
al IVA street nonh. je 9-eo3t"
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A CoRREcTIoy.-In the hurry of copying
yesterday, to be in time for the Star Of that
day, the protest Of Mr.. J C. Fitzpatrick claim
ing the seat in the Board Of Aldermen from
the Third Ward, which had been awarded 10
Nj. Busey, we made him say L DO hereby
rskS Dasrtiy protest against the holding or oc-
eupying Of that seat by Samuel e. Busey, &c. q"
Our error was in substituting the word pehs-
rsatiy for sOlsRzA!y which rendered digni-
ned sentence, as written, ridiculous, as printed
IL resulted only from the want Of tine to
verify the copy by the original, before putting
II 70 press
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FOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE BRICK RE-
l. sidehce, Nj. 3S9 Twelfth street, between
and h, near Franklin Row Price 500 Posses
SION gwen LIST July. Mr.. Bowen, the present Occu-
pant, VIII show the house and premises TO any WHO
may apply. 10 ii 3,-
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ID ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TINES
HI Sl5O year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres Of ground stable, wood shed
and other cOnveniences attached. Pumps of pure
water are near the door, and commuuIcat on is had
with Georgetown By way Of II and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
usual fare, for the accommodation of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage of this great reduction
OF rent immediate application must be made 10 the
undersigned, either by letter. or at his house al
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the KEYS
may be had ard the houses inspected al any time.
Several of these residences will be sold on liberal
terms. WIN. STICKNEY,
Nod, Kendall Green.
~ ~ p.7 Re paid quarterly in adCaHes'
NOR RENT THE THREE STORY STORE
Il and Dwelling, No. SO Fridge street, George
town, so long occupied a. Emmert's Confectionery.
Apply TO Army, next door may 25-cotf
sTOR RENT-SEVERAI. HANDSOME PAX
L lOrs and Chambers, with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITH 1913 street. app
HOMES FOR ALL-BeautjfUlIy and heaithily
Ii located building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded Streets can, until spring. BE bought
at the exceeding low price Of SIS, payable SO per
month. Title indisputatle.
Union Land Office, eth ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jan J--Cm JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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fosr OFFicE ADGITIoS-The excavation on
we norm and west sides Of the Post Office
square Is nearly completed, and materials,
.och as stone, bricks and cement, line the
s.ieets IN that vicinity, preliminary to build
us operations. mhiie there, this morning
white pine, intended for derrickg rs s;,t1
lset In length. zach OF the four sides Of wLicS
presents a surfaces Of sixtesn inches of tbicI-.
ness Firm and stout, NJ Apprehension Of
mapping and splintering in the hoistip, Of
None, need be entertained.
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Inc LATE IKFASTICIDE-We stated, yes
tefday, that on the morning Of that day. the
oody Of an infant, suppose by the co :oner's
!ary to hsTe been murdered, was discovered
ID the neighborhood CT north Sixth and l.
nreets During the evening, Officer A. Il.
ALIEN arrested a slave woman, named Larga.
fst Hamilton, OF suspicion, from certain cor
ioooratng circumstances, Ct being the mother
81 the child, but which fac; che positively
denies. Justice Dom committed her TO ilil
70 await a further eXamin alton Although
Ae act Of murder may not be proved upon
NJ nsr, The Z sterLItT Of the chill may be estab.
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yEANTED-A GENTEEL COLORED GIRL
w OF woman. One who can assist in plain sew
ing and nursing children, can get good home On
liberal wages By applying early, Ut No. s Louisiana
avenue, opposite the City Hall. lie l2-li&
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Wants,

WANT TO HIRE AN ACTIVE, TRUySTY
w Woman and a Gil, to do the work of small
family.
Als;, to rent or purchase a house OF about six or
eight r0sms, in pleasant neighb7rhOod. Enquire
al No o between 9Th and OH SITS, NJ Y. avenue.
lie l2-ot*
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Boarding.

pOAtiDlA9.-Ala lady, without children, hav-
ID ing taken the house, No. 405 Union Row, can
accommodate one gentee family with board. Also
lew single gentlemen. The situation is very de.
srible, being On strcet, the third door from 7lll
IN The immediate neighborhOod OF Tie Patent and
fCsI Onces ie 7--lWt
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fyNO CANVASSERS-WAN A PERSON
/ of genIlemanly address and active business hab-
its, to canvass for the Union Land Association. A
liberal compensation will be given to suitable per-
son. None other need apply.
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Office on 7th St, above Odd Fellows Hall.
lie l2-2tk
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

A most disgraceful riot occurred in Gin
ciana;i on election day, full dispatches of
which will be found in another part of this
paper. The Queen City, it is we'll known,
contains very large foreign reputation, tn
German and Irish alone almost equalling the
American population and when it comes to
voting, as was the case in this instance, they
excel the natives altogether. Having no
particular reg ,rd for the sacred privileges in
volved in the right of suffrage, and but little
more for the sanctity of an oath, they will
always permit themselves to be used as the
tools of denasogues of the locofoco stripe,
and are always ready to vote everywhere and
as often as they can do it with safety. This
has occurred in thousand instances, IN
scrupulous politicians always beng ready to
cover up the moral turpitude Of the crime of
+, false swearing and double voting. Thus at
the Cincinnati election more ti,kets were
found in the ballot boxes of one ward than
there were names on the poll lists. This dis
graceful, wicked use of the elective fran
chise must sooner or later, come to an end, or
the great experiment of a Popular Govern
mcnt will result in splendid failure. 1t is
for American citizens TO decide this question.
We have no doubt Of the fnal issue when it
comes to trial. AMERICANS WILL RUIZ AME-
RIGA
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The OVATION DECLINED.

It will be seen, by q correspondence in the
last Gazette, that public dinner has been
rendered toSenator Dodge and BY him de-
cl.ncd. The ground of this profered distinc-
ton is not stated, which is to be regretted
unless we are to infer that it is because he
has secured the appointment of Minister to
Spain.
If such is the fact, and we see no other
legitimate inference, the whole matter pres
ents itself in such shape that we do not
wonder at all at the honorable gentlemsn's
declension Of the proffered ovation. The
Ministerial appointment was the price of the
betrayal of freedom on the part of Senator
Dodge. Contrary to the well known wish
Of the people Of this State, Mr.. Dodge aided
in blotting out the compromise line-a line
stcannonized in the hearts of the American
Peoples" ant through his treachery slavery
is row planted in Kansas.
Our honorable Senator has adhered to the
sinking fortunes Of tho administration when
good and true men of the democratic party
were everywhere abandoning it. He has
stood by it, in its civil and military achieve
men,s, from the bombardment of Greytown
to the fillbusterng Ostend Diplomatic Con-
ference. And even when Pierce vetoes every
thing in the shape of river and harbor ap-
propriations unless for Southern ATTITUDES,
we End Gen. Dodge's organ here, with a
contemplate adulation comparing the Presi-
dent with Gen. Jackson!
Repudiated by his State, condemned by
the better fraction Of his own party. for his
treacher,, it is not to be wondered at that
Senator Dodge declines this proffered honor.
In fact, it is just as well to say, what is pro-
baby the fact, it was never expected he
would accept it. The whole thing isintend-
I'd for foreign consumption.
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suspension Of Page 4 Racon.

This great Banking House Of st. Louis
published a card on Wednesday morning an
nouncing their determination to close their
doors. They assure their friends that their
assets largely exceed their liabilities, but the
general impression is that they have gone by
the board this time. The million dollars
said to have been loaned them BY Messrs.
Aspinwali and other eastern capitalists must
have been sham benefit or they certainly
would have ex,ricated themselves from the
embarrassm snts of last winter. We shall
know the truth in few days.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

Cy tits reported, with what truth or foun-
dation we cannot say, that there exists in Cali
fornia secret party, organized for the pur-
pose Of bringing about separation OF that
State together with the territories of Utah,
Oregon and Washington from the Federal I'm
ion, and creating IN independent confedera-
ton Of Pacific States. Tho there may be no
real cause to fear sucha result, the fact Of such
an idea having found embodiment in 'nguage,
sufficiently attes;s that the interests of Cali
fornia have not been fully and entirely cared
for. We believe that a good, suitable and
sufficient Pacific Railroad would put quie
tds forever upon all such incendiary thoughts
and plott.ngs. We have great hopes tha, the
next Congress, will immortalizs itself BY
putting its official shoulder to this especial
wheel of legislation.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

CO The number Of men bearing arms of
war at this time, in Europe, may beset down
thus: England, 100000; Turkey, A. Joe ;
Prussia, $50, OoO;, Austria, $4,000; France,
100000; Russia, l,54O,00O; the German
states, with the exception of Austria and
Prussia, 1.3Ss, 0OO-making the whole num-
Der of soldiers row under arms 1864, 900.
Here are soldiers enough to produce mischief,
which the world would not recover from with
centuries of peace.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-07

The nomination Of Montgomery Blair,
son of Francis p Blair, formerly editor of
the v ashngton Globe to BE- solicitor of tie
Now court of claims was opposed by some
Southern Sena tors, because they said he was
not right on tho subject of Slavery. Sena-
tor Wade informed the directors that the
time WAS fast Fastening Wen the inqu ry
would rather be-s'ls the nominee all right
on the Anti Slavery question?''
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Democratic Vote.
Peoples Vote.

ALL FOR PKonIBlTlON, 5UJ
From the above it will be seen that only
fhino democrats voted for the Law, while
900 cast their votes against Prohibition
the balance of sixty scouting the question
entirely. We call the attention Of the Ga
zette to this matter, so that veracous print
will know hereafter whore to find the WhiSky
n1rfu.
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c The Detroit Tribune in late number
speaks of the largest stick of timber we ever
heard of. 1t is fifty one feet and eleven
inches in length, and squarinr fort, one by
forty inches. This enormous stick Of timb r
is white oak and is now lyme on the bank
of Sydenh IN river in Canada.
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a MANS RIBS BROKEN BY SNAKE.-A
most heart rendlng transaction occurred ut
Madison Il d ana, on the 10th ult., to a gem
tieman mined Med nali. lie was adlnlring
abeau'ifal collection Of reptiles of ever,
description on * ibtion there apd fool
ishly attempted TO handle large Snake
VIII oh coiad around his body, and viii his
eistire strength socceeded in breaking I'll. ee
of MIR. is!cDonaids ribs aa