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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-24

1upevtaat 10 Temales-Dv. ,Chee sman's
pllls.-Ths oonbinstlons of retents IN these Pills
rsshs result Of long and extensive practice They
.id N thsir operation, aud certain In Correcting
Ill Irregularities, psnsui menstrua;iou removing all
sossruetsas. whether from eold otherwise. head
sehs. pain In the aide papi,aton Of the heart. d,tub
ID sissp which arise from iE,erruptien o. nature -
They can BE- successfully use . preventive Th'.e
Pulls should never be taken in- pregnancy. as they
would ssre 10 cause miscarriage. warrsnted pure
vegetable, and free from anything injurious to iife
Of health Explicit directions. which should be read
.sesupany each box. Price u. For sale By the
prasgists In Davenport, and Hines Clppenser,
Asek Island Seut by mail by inc!oslng 81 to ID Cor
ss,issL Chee.eman, No. ts2 Broadway, New York
(ieN,-.is 0lml
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Black SilksI Black Silks ! !!

NNIHIrE Broeade silks,
w FRENCH Merinoes,
white De LANES
Embroidered CELLARS and Bands,
Whiss Brown and Pink Sab Ribbous,
Colorsa Bereges for evening drfss,
Whit and colo red Tarletons
Black Long Shawls,
Ext fine Saxong Flannes,
Checked and Plain Nainsooks,
Ladies' Hack and white silk Hose,
White aud coiored skirt iininS,,
0sats Aerino Vests and Pants,
Ladies French breakfast Robe,
white Grape ani many other styles goods TO which
invite attention.
,lstr SECONDST OPP L.Clalrr House.
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NICHOLS, isBfiL x CO.. Main t.
Insurance Agencies.
II F. MiTcfEI.I......... door a oye Posi- 0.iiee
u D HoFFMAN........... MAN street.
Dry Goods.
CHAMPION \ SON Cor Cd x Brady sts.
SUTTON * CO.. cor bud and Rock Island -
c ftSH..........-2d St opposite leGlaire House.
GRO gWEAyER ....Mlinst uearC9ek X sargent
" { wADSwoRrH u 81: opposite l.sClaire Hoa-o
JOHN KNAPP. ..........No. LeClaifeRa v.
It VI SMITH. ...............t Corner - asa RfaeF.
ADaMSoN 4 RAPr...........2d St ahnva Parfv
W INSLFF. ..Nol2 LfcsiTr
Clothins.
SAMUEL PERkl .......'.....:...opp Post oli@e
l. LowTSSrElN.. IrC'%ir Rtw.
J. 5. DRAKE. Braly, lst 81 * 4ti i.
4 CAsTEEL h Co....,........Cer 81 4 Braayst
Dry Gods and Groceries.
" II HEIDENHEiMER.. .2ni, near Brady 81
Watches g. Jewelry.
u Ii0t SKI. ..........,.....: ...2 LsC,ane Row
\. c. BILLION. .........."..No. $ L.Claire Row
* ] NELSON. Brady above 81 .
Books II stationery.
q W ELLIS X C0f.......,...So. : Let Ia!le Row
ELI ADAMS. Observation-Disclosures. Near Pest ofce.
Hats * Caps.
A. : ASTON Il Co...........Brady -. below ID.
4 GREEN. .......................I lie Claire Row.
yERpER y CHAMPION. Second street.
Auction and Commission.
II ", NORRIS, Second 81. sb5ye Perry.
Hardware.
W PA Rh + b-.. ........cof frQnt X Brady
Ell LIN DSEY.. So east eff BT ady
Wholesa sale Grocers
EVANS, CHEW SC0.............Cor. Cd x Perry
BURR d SWIFT. Brady st. bet trout and s, cun d
n. DALZEl.l x CO..............Cor. I'd Perry
J. W. WILEY ................ Ind, near Brady
RYAN y AeCAkN.. ..burrows Block
Druggists.
c. 7. WEEK.. No. 10 LcClsire Row
Gents Furnishing Goods.
/ A. s ASTON CO.. BRADY 81. below ID
JOHN n NafF.-. ~ LeclatTe Row
; vERDER & CHAMPION. Second st, east Of Brad,
Boots & Shoes.
! MOORE X BROWN. Brady bet. "a X 3,
Tobacco 4 Cigars.
/ Vim. ERANkEL.. Brady near From
Music Musical Instruments.
JOSEPH \. CRaSDALL.......No. LeClaire Row
stoves 4 TinwaPe.
RYAN EARIf,........Cor. Front & Main SITS
SMART r. GiLLETT. Brady be-, Q 4 3
The Iowa Agricultural Depot.
NOURSE, & yEILE ......... cor Front & r Islam
Leather add 8adAlery Hardware.
HA1GHr SEARS. .2nd ST bct Brady 4 PERI
1usnieurs,' Mattresses and Uphelsssry.
McN11L + uRQ1H81
/ Wbd1Sals a4d 1seon
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- -

Es- Mr., Senator Hale thinks that
Garrison repuiiate, the idea Of inter
ferins with slavery in the States This
is equal to the intimation made in the
House hy Mr.. Sherman thai Wendell
Philips Wa i Buchanan man. nar-
ri>on rcpndiatc~ al government, that
tolerate slavery, and Philips WI, l'ry-
mont, all over, du1.ingth late canvass.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-24

CT Tie Loudpn Times gives notice th.t
England will resist, ~ force L necessary
the revival Of the African slave trade,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-24

rruBMErICALLY bEALED OYDTznS-Tsns
Et,lo - AsA1Ss CogDW 000
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h. DARLINGTON e. Co.,
attorneys of Law,
DAVENPORT IOWA

Nv
ofise cor Main x ,.uds,,.. oip l. Ca..re !!aa
Coli tl.ns mad aod promptly reunited &. all .as.'
OF III UHt.t at..
Ia tn IA taeg '7r .aly IN zuus - SAT- APP t
tiut-.
Mones 10 l. an Oh tong or short TIM,
REFERENCES:
=. oh on F-q Cashi.r BACK ~ Bal tra.re
" I."H-s nd t., ' &c Ch'>leE'o
West Gt-teT ~
ri, 4 Jouu c.. PAlai lllai
~ Ior 4 Gpwu-rrd 10
T.. Woodward \ ca. B,nktr> Chirag 4,
Barh, 4 BaIA- iate. Back .s- s. Loud.
n 8 n ca4rk Sc ktn ms -, st LOUIS
Il. 7 |. egA 8 q llt' .bHrgL
IaF 4 AitlNc& CIugiluati;
McGrernr Law & ., Ssmogr, Day uport
E'G IA Sm.'', T. IT,, ug
Ntr 9Ht4wC.;.,
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uHUrvNun - a~,Har ENAN
bQ hh ~ SSt re H
Up - r.. 80 IL
AND
unzgxsICctA4 N.g-rlfYr MTG
kOMNkgSAVN MEAS uNNlys
p,o. a, East side N Fran, .,J <econd
narVNunHp1, suuS
BAtEAf VAts ion NJ
100 bags Coffee, r and Mararsiao;
L w 80 phckets odd Java
~ ttxss grosnd Coffee Rio hua JavA;
- hhds sugars;
90 htls gehl 4 sugar. wders crushed AMI cot
! fee;
20 bbs Sugar H0nse Molasses,
! 90 packages Golden Syrup, who, half and quar-
/ tiers;
300 bbls ,alt, coarse and I'm;
/ 800 bags Dairy Salt, IA D sacks;
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EVENING DRESS GOODS,

EVENING DRESS GOODS.
VkyHlTE BROCADE SILKS.
w Light stripe ana Plaid silks;
white. PINK anu blue q esse dc Par.r;
Pink Illus and white silk TG!e;
Colored BareSes aud Tarletons:
Pink, blu. and bn6 Nerinos;
white kerinns and delaincs.
EmbrOideries 81 ecery DESCRIPTION
Silk Berthas and Lsse Capes;
vaiencienacs and Malt ~ Lac eetts;
white and high, eolorcd Kid Gloves,
Aud great variety Of evcrysi, Of Evening Dress
Saoods can be found at wADswoR
aeea DIT Second ST, opposite LeClare Hou-e.
ElllbrOideries
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
vxyADSwORIH has alarge aud beautiful s,ook o.
w Rich French Wrought Collars and Sleeves;
Maitiesse and vaeneienrs Lace Set,.;
Eubroidsred Handke rchief, and sAirts,
Infant Robes and Waists;
yrench Enb'd Cambria and Swi.- Il ni..
0uy stock Of Embroidered Sets viii DC i1uLs
v0y large aud me, and will be of red Al
HOLIDAY PRICES.
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L.nni Agents.

ALLEN 4 q ARK.......P. O BHi'dipg, Bradys'
NICHOLS, isBEIL q C0................Main 4
Insurance Agencies.
II + MITCHELL ........ door a oye Posi- 0aet
u II HpFEM ................,.Ma{n street
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ueuiS Furnishing Goods

U.i wttr, .I Iuadv ug T. ord ~
b: v. Ia. N l.aal lhtg. a . TN
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A.a1S! BIOS! Bios!

MANUFACTURED by the Chicago Bag Msnufacto
lVx ry, Randolph street. corner Of Clark, Chicago
sLCUR, BUoKwHRAT, CORN MEAL, HAM, FAR
NERS, OSNABCRG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at the
lewsst market prices. The hesigss Tor branding are
osw. oriGina aud not to be surpassed In this ooun-
~. q W. ASHAhD
jysif ll6 Dearborn street. ouicsgo.
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7 VTF'orftc " '1f0f'
LACE CURTAINS.
VtsleDotiO PlOiSlS.

CONE Of the richest good. Ia the place OF the
- above kinds to BE- found 81
WADSwoRT'S
orSll-dtf Second street.
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Vflcef ClOMkS!
Grey Talmas and Nantes /!
bROCnA LONG ShAWlS f!
Received this morning by Express al

Received this morning by Express, Al
W.. e.. Uv:lDS WORTH
deco Second st., oppost" LeCialFe House.
ADIEs' Merino and Ca hmerc vest Long and
IL hort sleeves, just Iee'itsihs
pl9tf WspSN oRTB
rENTS' WOOL. CASHMERE AtkiN0 ard
NJ SILK underv.sts and Drawers, avery Large stock
and some VI the best goods imported, at
mole wADswORTHs', opp l1Claireiiors"
Fine Thread and Maltese Edg-
ings.
VA 4 have by far the Largest sad most perie.,
w stock Of
L.fCES
ever brought TO this place. comp hing all widths ani
prices. Of the best and most fashionable makes nov
IN use Please examine them ~
wADswoRTH's,
ostf3-xtf Opposite lie Claire House.
LACE CURTAINS.
vINHE richest, hAndmosest, aud mos; exp nsiv
goods In the place. Any one wishing SOMETHING
superior Ia the way Of very fine SarlAns. can fad
them ~ WADSWohTH ;,
octls-dtf opp lie Claire House
RICH ALL Wool DELAlNES
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Selling Rates Of Exchange.
Exchange on Germany.

/ A,TERIING Bills for 81 and upward For cal" by
- CHrHa, Rno., B,prow and Co Banker
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fRuh tNbal ran

! Man psowSsp.-rh body c' ue,u m,luc,
RsrIREu DRNSw,rEg AWE. from Atkinson
Maine, was found near thc island Opposite the
I Upper Landing. Ssturda, morning. who wa,
drowned at It. Anthony ahou, u week sinr
+ tie was attempting to eros, the river below
the Falls. lie had tr'u employci on thc boonl
Just above this city and wa .: wears OF age
Newspapers in Maine will ccnfr u favor on
the brother Of the deceased hv copying this
paragraph
Il. Il. Allison sold last week SAWS the DaAo-
Ia Journal. II portion OF II lot on Ramsay -,
- by ID itct Tor - 600 the highest prev We,
obtained for town property in Hastings, being
at the rate OF nearly $4,000 ior u whole H."
--~ \ very extensive cave has been disco,.
erred near Caledonia. Southern Minnesota --
Several large rooms have been visited and tn,
Brownsville Herald says that il will probably
rival in attraction the Mammoth Cave in Ken.
lucky.
Tnk st Anthony ffpre.s says that money
in the Territory will soon he as plenty as black
berries. 1ha, suits us Wonder il printers
will come in for share of the "spois.
II appcars that the good people Of Shakorc
are somewhat troubled with the light. fingered
gentry, as well As those Of our city Saturday
evening, week ago, the independent, says some
person entered Farwcls Saloon and helped
himself, 10 VIVA, money there was in the drawer,
amounting 10 So,
Miss KATE nE>IS. is taking the Dubukuc
people 10y storm. The papers there are very
enthusiastic in their commentators Of her ac.
ting. She was to have benefit on last Mon
Ia" aSsping en vhish. ~ eas.an. shc wenA ap,
pear rs Camille. in the great play Of Camille,
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ry, subject to the provisions OF ordinance.
Number ii
BY Alderman Ern,r,ou
Reso(rci, That u select committee Of Que from
each ward he appointed, to take into consider
tion the propriety of buying u lot. or lots, for
the Use Of the city
Adopted, and the Mayor moved, Aldermen
Chamblin, Cave AMI Emerson said committee.
by Aerman Gave
Resjrei, That an order bc drawn ou the
City Treasurer Tor the sum OF 500, payable
out Of the fund Of Second ward. Adopted
BY Alderman Ryan.
Replred That the subject Of appointing
additional police officers be- rcierrSl 10 spec
a committee OF one from each warl
Adopted. and Mayor moved Aldermen
Schrumer. McGrorty and RYAN. such commit
tee
On motion. the City Clerk was directed to
notify the City Scayeng,r 10 attend the MY,
meeting of the Council
Adjourned 10 Tuesday next
Gso. l. BEcAtR Nayor
l.. 4. CorrER. City Clerk
We learn from the It. Anthony Etpy,s. Of
the ith inst, tina, the name of the woman
murdered, Of which We gave an account in our
issue of Tuesday morning, was Mary Jane
Halfway. wife of Mr. John Halfway. OF Hen
nepn county. The supposed murdcrcr's name
is Anon Dickens. and not Dicks ny we stated.
The same paper states that strong doubts o
the young mans guilt are entertained II any
doubts are entertained, certainly the Young
man should have the benefit Of them, for it is a
crime of such horrible a,roci,y that il seems
impossible tha, Il man conld w. found base
,nough to do the deed.
TINS Tenth Infantry Band, OF Fort Smelling,
have been giving Concerts in It. Anthony.
They had full house.
Messrs. Snyder n McFarIanc. ol Minneapo-
lis, have entered during the las, three wccksa
the Land Offices at saltwater and Sank Rap.
ids, $4,000 acres of land, in anticipation Of the
passage OF the Railroad bill
". W. Wales, of It. Anthony, has lately
published book entitled "'Thc Immigrants
Guide TO Minnesota in ls5G.
Tnr receipts OF the Suspension Bridge at
St Anthony, for the last month, have been
S2050, being an average oi about SGJ per day
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~. fDrIa, June II
A letter 10 the DemUrai dated Lawrence.
june 9Th. says the report that Gov. Robinson
hpi been hnog by mob u untrue ltobiitssD
Hrown, Smith. Dci'zlcr AMI Jenkins are eth
cosfned At Ircompton. guarded by T. :. dra
go1ps Several ial'~ from Lawrence have been
permitted TO wait them gentlemen arr not al
lowed that priyikgc.
Report says two Pro Slavery mcp were kill
c,l and several wounded n the battle Of Frank
lin; so'pc killed or wounded among the Ere.
State men. Al Palmyra live Ffo-alaycfy mcB
were killnl aud svernl wmibdf,I. thren Free
State men were xopntl''i, but none killed
Several wagons Dn their way IN lawrcno', had
been stopped at Wrstport in Missouri, search
ri, AMI STRIPPED 81 tisr contents by persons
no, citiuns u that town. 1hs printing pres
hal lscn destroyed nj OrawatDinir.
I, il reported that the mails have been fnrri.
big searched in Franklin.
!. " barnard, reported killed, is alive but
had about six thousand dollar. worth ~ mcr.
chapdiD' hases and oxen taken by party oi
Free STATE meb.
~. Lows, june H..
Capt. Pate, writing ~ the Republican nnder
date Of Kansas City June l2,b, says oompar
a,ive quiet rc,ens in X anHas NoGRbting going
On. Cnitsd States troop are dzbandlng oh
unlawful military bodc.. In cnses where they
have re.assinbled, all arms ar taken from
them n nothing unlocked for 6rrur4 I" dc
range things, there will dOnbieT~ ~ 'Hhon very
sipGn
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FROG wEpNrSpArsS pAILr.
MIN NESOTA
HIS TO X SG.fL NOCIET ..
LAYING ~ THr CORNER STONE ~ TIN
SOCIETY HALL.
Srcec he. OF Mayor Becker. 1.icnt. Ma"ry
and Hon. Wr. uumsbrOUck.

II was announced, several months since, that
on yesterday, the 2ith OF june, the corner stone
Of the Society Hall al the Minnesota Hs,orl.
cal Society would be laid with appropriate
cenmonies The announcement attracted 10
our city large number Of strangers from dit
ierent portions of Minnesota and the Western,
and Eastern Statcs. Twelve or fifteen steamers
arrived 1t, oar lcvcc an Monday, and Tuesday
morning and all Of them brought 10 -, Paul
a large number Of passengers. inten, on busi-
ness aud pleasure many of them, we may add,
wcrr attracted hi,hcr by thu announcement Of
tie Historical Society Celebration.
From ~hakopc ST. Anthony, Hastings
Red Wing Farribauli Winona, and Dubuque
large delegations were in ATTENDANCE.
In accordance with the programme laid down,
the line Of the procession was formed on Wa
ba.haw street. between the Conrt House and
thu Capitol in the following order
Battery OF Flying Artillery, q, 5. A.
under command Of Major SursN,N.a dla,in.
HulHihn bllttf 81 tIH army
/ The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company oI
st. Paul. Too much praise. we think, cannot
be awarded to this efficient company, Tor the
appearance they presented Their truck wa,
painted handsomely. decorated IN fine style
and drawn by six cream colorcd horses, bed by
grooms. The company. about forty strong
preceded the truck The members made tl,cir
appearance in frcmcns shiril helmets mud
bclt-.
III, next body in order wa. the German
Societies Of -. Paul
The odd fcllows in the city. followed This
order, We are assured did not attempt any dis
play and the momhcrs in the procession dill
not consist Of any particular lodge. hut tho
"hre'hrcn" in the city acting under the orders
Of The Grand Master ol the Grand Lodge Of
Minne-p,a l.. \. RsasocK. Esq D,sIu
RonRER, Esq, otbcia'ri ns Grand Mar.hasl ID
the Odi fellosg
The Masonic fraternity Of II Paul next
made 'ber appearance This venerable order
attracted c'as,d, rar'a attention not only from,
III" di-p'ai mad lay VI" members. Int from
the large 'lrnan, TIL farovin lodge wcrc
in attendance
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CITY AND COUNTRY
Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY,. June l.. lsaG.
Prsent--the Mayor, Aldermen Branch,
Cave. Chambln. Emerson Ranch, Ryan.
Schurmier and Mct;rorty.
Minutes Of preceding meeting rad and ap-
proved
OF L. Nash. respecting proposal for Leyee.
Referred to special committee OF Aldermen
Chamblin Cave and Emerson.
Of John Schorn, for license to peddc Re
TERED TO Committee on Licenses.
OF Smith Co, TO obtain license for Cir.
rus. On motion, license was granted on pay
Incnt Of s. for each day they perform.
OF Michael Hoben, for appointment as po-
lice officer. Laid on the table
Of 4. II. Cakes and Others for the opening
of Seventh street TO Browns Addition. On
motion the Clerk was directed 10 publish the
necessary notice. and notify the City Attorney,
Communication OF n. II. Hemiup. respect
ing a Fire Engine, was referred 10 Committee
on Fire Department.
OF Netal Guerin 81 81 80 referred to Comp.
,roer.
OIL. =. Co,ter, So, referred to Committee
on Claims.
OF Comptroller, returning bills Of l.. ORTIZ
vein, 1880, and Sll,15; :. L. Folsom 4
Co.. IS; A. l.. Iarpcnteur. 800; W. r.
Miller $50 and A. e. Dunn, as correct
On motion, they were ordered to be paid
OF Committee on Claims, returning bills of
+. Il. Reese and Jno. Gebel a correct. They
were referred to Comptroller.
Street Commissioners of first ward reported
owen a Moorc's bill correct.
Street Commissioners of third ward report
II Owen a. Me1re's hill correct Both rcl.r-
red to Comptroller.
Committee on Printing reported owen a
Moore's bill a. correct, with the exception of
81, which was referred To City Clerk Tor exam
nation.
The Committee on Printing also submitted
the following communication from the publish
crs Of the Pioneer y Democrat;
PloNfrH ,Sp psaoc At Ofrrs.l
A. Paul june lsih ls'6
GAS /. ESts oS. ESQ.
Chduman Printing '0gan'ihe.
DEAE SIR In reply 10 your inquire, rrlsitc to
prices tor advertising aud prntiug for the city, would
.aie that the city will be- Charged fr advertising the
was charged by tho city paper last vest aud
which un,lrrs aud to have been
Dor Insertion 81 one square q ten hue honpae!l
type, or u- 81 uiyAlent In other type. - -
For each atditi cnRl insertion of same, less than
o
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FROv tRIDArS ram.

VIZ observe that the ground is being broken
on st. Anthony street, on the corner just above
Combs A Bros Bookstore for the erection OF
two buildings which We are informed will be
bnilt Of stone or brick. and will he three s,ori,..
in height The one on the corner is To he erect
cd by Messr,, Mackubin a Edgerton. nnl the
other hy Mr. Daley.
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ksusss 'rsoW bies.

In ,bcT =. Sepuic. on the 10th, Mr. Clay
,or, offered another plan for the paei6cniion
~ ansas. lie prop~s 10 abolish the exis
ting Territorial Legislature aud elect new
o,,. tie voters 10 h. Joa t,ds inhabitants Of the
Territory three mouths. and Of their respective
districts opc moth previous 10 the day Of elec.
tioo. The laws Of the Territory relative to
tn. discussion 81 the slavery question and the
maintenance Of the Fugitive Slave law are
also 10 ls' abolished Tn people arr author
md 10 iorm STATE government, when the pc
paiaton shall have reached the number oi
1870. This ia the third proposition pr-.pt
ri ia the Senate for the settlement Of the Kan
sas hoables. Mr. Trumbull want % annex
the Territory 10 Nebraska; Mr.. Cr'''enden
believes Gen. Scott eau restore tranquility
among tbs tquatter ovueigp-; while Mr. Clay
ton il ia favor Of taking fresh start altogether.
The ci,izcu3 Of shakoPe intend TO celebrate
al. lc..,l a., . l.autn.ug runHnlI
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FROV saTTRDAT paILr.

HIsrogIcAL SociEry-1hc Executive Conn
ell of the Historical Society met at the CAPT
tol yesterday afternoon, W. II. Marshall il
the chair On motion Of i. T. Owens, the or
ganization Of the Council was perfected hy the
election of the following officers
ALEXANDER R.MsFy, President
d. 4. RoBFRrs,
W. II. MARSHAL . Vice President,
q, l.. BEcRER.
PARKER PAiNr Treasurer.
r. H. NELL, Secretary
Carr FtriERruS. VIZ understand hn~ dis.
posed of bis lease in the Ferry. To- u Mr. Pros.
TOR. recently from New York. Mr. =. in.
tends 20 construct - boat sufficiently large TO
accommodate all who drsirc to cross soon
as be can possibly make arrangements 10 that
eject In the mean time BE- will put ncw cu
gine into the present bat. 10 run i until he
new one is completed.
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\ gentleman 10y n" nam a Rom. ia'" %
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, v" learn !. ai"u' :" oYsn a
banking hou- in oar city making tn eighth,
in tn number q frm- engaged in 'hi' hnsIn"ss
in saint Paul ", undrr.taad thai VI Il
has quite a large capital with whicb 10 ron
mcnce work We think that ,b" rate "f inter
ct here fr money Il j, j. not ALREADY, Inu!
.oon begin To re,rogade tie amoani Of capp
tai coming in viii -ODn exceed 'h' drmand
Tl-n more the tcttcr say W.
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NUsFrM % IiVI>G WONDERS This travel
Ing exhibition oi human curiostics which has
recently been on exhibition in dubuque, is said
TO I've about To visit this city. IN the collie.
ton may he found the Swiss Bearded lad,
the American Giantcss the Young Esau the
Queen OF the Fairies the Illinois Children the
Guyastcutus aud the Swiss Warbler and
many other notorietics, thcpculiar attractions
of which will probably I've 81 forth in an ad,cr
tiscmcn, ~ duc season
APPOINTMENT, -- Henry u. laCassit, has
been appointed Surveyor Of Customs II, Du-
buquc, in place Of Dennis A. Mahoney ap
pointed during the recess. OF the Senate
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DINNER ar rus wi>s,Gw no,sr.


Alter the conclusion Of the ccremonics nj
the Capital square. the Mason. formed IN \
body. and proceeded to the corner Of Tenth aud
Wabashaw s,rois. where they laid the corner
stone Of their building with appropriate and
interesting ceremonies,
Among the articles Deposited IN the corner
stone. was fragment al the tomb Of Napolr
on ut - IIricna. presented by Capt, rfrrs.
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The c,izcni Of 5hakopne intend 10 celebrate
the fourth in becoming manner
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Dy.rs o. HgvEr FsrsE, fza.- The Chi.
cnvo pare,. record the death Of Henry Frink
Esq. or u he ables' aud most PROMISING,
lawyers d the Cbpago bs,