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11alDoelhe Ceremonies.

m0ssed to 30 rottnd into Chusc
Street. to witness he imposing eere
monies Of laying : sorner stone. Thi
Was Ne IRA intimation va had n Ii
fact, that W. +. Tunuard, Esq, h n,
ing up In that locality, large an,
cotnmodious carriage warehouse. III
building IL bricA--ahd is in conveu
lent proximity with bis large bricl
smith shop and forgery.
Assembled At the northeast cori,e
Of the new edi6ce, was a small party
If ladies aud gentlemen-on The greet
sward hard, BY stood the champagne
bottles, and sparkling attendants -th.
glasses receiving the clear light o.
the golden sunshine, and sending il
back again, ans1ised into prismatic
colors. The master builder was there
N. Potts. ESQ.,, Col. 1sett, Mr.. Hatch,
representing tho Advocate, and our
own reporter. The ladies were there
not In stiff holiday attire; but just as
they had quilted their domestic en-
gagements-with work 10 hand-to
witness the imposing ceremony. The
boz was before us hefmetically
sealed. Capt. Tubpard. informed
the company that the daily city
journals Of the day-a list Of the Exscu-
tive officers of State, Parish, and Nun
icipal Governments were therein con-
tained, to Which was added the names
Of some Of tho most remarkable living
great men Of the present age and
place. These things, together with
The name Of the architect and builder.
we're deemed sufficient. The Cap
ain did not think it we'll 10 tempt
Tho virtue ofthis Christian community
BY pleacing in the boz any coin what
'vef knowing as we'll a. he does,
hat the corner stone Of the Capitol
Ras robbed on this account, and sew
'ral other corner stones, Of several
'ther buildings subsequently erected.
10 secure the box in its place, and
'lso 10 secure the north east corner Of
lie building, the coin was omitted.
When Col. 1sett, took up the box,
md ratified the contents to give the
udience, audible evidence Of the fact |
hat the things afors mentioned were
here, then was the aweful pause
pssons threw down their trowels-
he COL, tapped the box for the last
tine, with bis gravel, and saying ain
be name Of the prophet placed the
upper thus consigned to remote pos.
'risy, in it, sacred placs, and final
'sting place. We say sacred, be-
Auss the foundation bricks come out
the ancient sdifce. dedicated by
10 Catholics years ago, to 81. Jos ph,
70 bricks Of which have been sprink-
d with holy water, and blessed any
y these thirty odd years past.
The bottles, anticipating the wishes
the company. and feeling The
armth Of the glorious sunshine, just
~ threw out their oorks high into
mid.air," ~ pent up spirits, often $
we before. A venerable gentleman, ,
hoes name We could not get hold /
passed round the sparkling bevergs /
the company drank--dispersed.
d the daylight Of Il least . cen. F.,
ary, was shut out from the COPPER !;
Z IN the north east corner of Cant. 1
;. r. Tunnard's shop on Church .
cot. {:
6.BAsToroL. The Gazette do St.
contains : report from Gen
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The six plaques Of . small town ore
"A lawyer with . great knowledge.
great sophistry, and no sense Of justice;
an ancient physician with little skill
or manners preacher without sny
conscience = a talking woman 4 poll
tician without principles !; and Z man
of letters who eternslly doamAtisss.
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n o THOn . :

in the matter Of the succession n Cnaa.
kAkbOtfh, deceased Si1th DjsS COM.
East BAtsn Rouge, La.--No.4s0.
WHEhEAS H. Y. bA1fN, Of said Par.
" ieh, has applied 10 laid CSurt 10 be
appointed adnlinistfatof u ~ abevs Ne
eessiUn.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 a refssas IN
tefested to Show cSuss within tn days
from the first pablicatiDA a. NJ Sstice.
why tie said application shSsN "a b.
granted. ~. BRYAN.
marao.sw. ...s.5..9 It. Cisft.
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There ~ ~ fsw Who kno~ hon
70 b idle and innoosnt. By doing
ssthing ~ lsala b do i'll.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-26

IT, A short time since, 1t Cincin-
natl. there were twenty one arrivals Of
steamboats,, in two days, from New Or
leans, bringing 10000 tons Of grocer.
les.
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NOtiCe.

ALL PERSONS indebted 70 - wlfl please AaIl
snd settle up b. he Asst II March. ~
Our essltmsrs aSs hereby sotiee1 ma - Ne
last n every month their bflls WIN ~ ssnfttsd
10 them, thfsssA ~ Pest o4ss, snl prompt
payment b s1Dsstsd, IN every Instance unless
previous asrssgtntnts ass made.
. hblo eh9Msg 4. 1ON1AN q bro.
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Noanon MovsaaExu.--Govsrnor
Brigham Yosng. made speech to bic
psopls. . short time sincs, in which he
recommends . convention b form .
Constitution for Utah, and also, that .
osssss a IL people be taksn. pre-.
pasaassy = aatins H. present Con-
grso 10 admit Utah u . State into
IL Uniea.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-26

WANTS TO GO HoxE.-A fugitive
'lavs, now in Canada, has written to
bis former master in Bowling Green,
KY. in most depending terms. He
winds up BY begging him to send some
little neants By which hs can b ksot
from. starving oe Pressing to DEATH.
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Gbt Duly Golllet.
BATON ROT dE, At:MAA %, 1859.

9 -. -. q -.
BATON RoUdE, aH:MAn. %, 1859
tn. F1nsr MotbAr IN Afa,t.-
Az hsDstoibts IT. election Of six dis
crssk and proper citisens. to TAX
charge Of the health, wealth and pub
lic spirit Of the Capital, takes place OF
Monday next. As the salary allowed
BY The Charter, 10 members Of the
Board Of Common Council" il moi
very Iarss, there is not therefore, mach
s,citemsnt and it is to b hoped that
the election will pass Of quietly with.
out my Thugsery Of midnight at.
tempts ii assassination. There IL good
rsason TO think that there will not be
for every eitissn recurs with horror 10
The scenes of lsst seasea in front Of the
Washington Hotel, (sacred nancy and
immediately in sight Of one d the
polls whsrs several men wsrs knock
I'd down IN general fght, instigated
ssd psshed On BY old M. Rye Whis.
hoy, The cook Of the walk and chief
bullv on such occasions. Although Il
10 supposed BY the community that
-. stumbled when he fell on the
payemsnt In front Of the "Washing-
tos;" yet II IL known--well known, to
ths vigilsbos committee Of democrats
that . Thug sAoved him. However
thsss ars things Of the past. For the
heser II Red Stick, let them be burr
d II The Ostsoombs If Egypt, or the
tomb II the Ospuless.
There ars no comfortable places to
give away; 1t the disposal Of the
Beard of Aldermen and for this
rsason there will b. no dead head ON
aibasss running On that occasion to
sahs Up voters to the polb, free Of cost.
No. Such ~ 80 up will have 70 do
= ID thtir own Leg and 1t the ex-
psnss II their own.shes leather. One |
lhlse II fsbfsnee y The elession In |
qHsstie1. None If The candidates Tor |
Asser, hsvs expressed themselves on
ths srsaa qssstios--ths question Of Vi
~ importance -"6hall W have 4
Markst !" Il 20, VIXEN, where and 1t
what cese I We ask In tks name Of
~ people. sash Que IT tho candidates
y come out and stand committsd.-
Are you n hvor of ! New Market,
gsatlemsn /? The Comet is open for
you 70 express yourselves.
>&--A41kA--
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For 0NlE.
4 HOUSE AND LOT, sitsstsd. -
"A q the corner d America and 81.
ChGfieg ~, On liberal terms. Ap-
Nv q thi1 ONCE. mari0.W
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The DELrA ON MAroR Lewis
The Delta Of the Oath inst, has an ar.
ticle headed 1.-THE Mayor" in which
the writer starts out with contrasting
that John l.. Lewis Is an important
character now, and great responsible
ty rests upon him, and We sincerely
hope he will fulfill it in an honorable
and Christian spirit" T5*
The Mayor under the new city
charter, has the appointment Of Police
officers. The Delta continues to say
I'VE shall watch his appointments
with the most minute attention. If
be selects good men, good; if not, We
shall have no more mercy on him than
~ would on the most ignominious
Thug to be found around St. Charles
street. We hope he will act with
judgment, sagacity and determination :;
but in these times it is necessary to be
precise and unequivocal in every act
and word"
In view Of this, We hope bis Honor
will tremble with becoming fear. If
be should unfortunately appoint to The
honorable and exalted position Of
Watohman, q thick. headed slsallo,o-
pa''d native, who cannot discern . be-
tween honest men and thieves in Tho
dark then may bis Honor expect to
incur the displsasurs Of the Delta
and that respectable and
influential sheet will come down on
him without mercy. In view of such
IN awful personal calamity, Mr.: Lew.
is should bespeak in time for himself.
\ respectable obituary notice.
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''''' ''o'"' III n, i w
"ANo)ssd, That sait " lve ~ ssst u n.
capital stock - nads, payab1e d ne IN ~
o, June 1853. ~
me stesshSa1sys " ne Dstss tsses ~ Din.
zen r1ast Asel Oonpaay, ore pett7e n M ~.
vent Of I've pei cent n ths sspisal stesl III S6,
per shafe, has teen eaI1ed In. % ~ ~ aboyne
resolution, peys6ls On NE ~ II jsns nsst. a
the counting room d D. n. Hart Z o.. 1sten
Rouge orlG u the Boafd. 4. 4. DttNN,
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n111ssvs ot16(A 49, nssss,
nALA1 1eete11le Win ~ foesive1 u he D1sc-
~ esive g ~ sity u tnt6B hos1s, satil
lssss sllssssss, III fs''g T. ~ <! e., -.
mars. h0B1A1 Q. wfURIfvrR.
80vefn6t u t0uielaoa.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-26

o. In the Memoirs Of the Rev.
Sidney Smith, il an anecdote illustra.
tive IMPRACTICAL, charity. Mr. Smith says:
that Lady Cork, was once 10 moved bv
ono Of bic charity sermons, that she
begged him to lend her guisea.-
He did 40. Her Ladyship spent it for
q bonnet.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-26

Ths D1stess1Ait htfstsi1fG sxlssise tst~lss
the sndSfsltaS1, anaer ~ Slys - ~ Of
wsrd, llensttss . o., n hsssss llssslvsa ~
mutual consent. Either PARSER wfi ~ he
name u Ne Asm n llquilstfon.
u; ; u ]! I;;l|!!'!!l |l s''
msrS4 Advocats . 0a6e1to ~ nssth,
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~ 1amaftine. ID certainly . man
4 deysrsiasd gsnius. He has tried
hi hand a nearly every thing, from
writing books and making laws, down.
H b row represented ~ having Iest
bit b fortune spsculasisg 10 corn and
= striving . repair bic shattered for.
ssss by sstablishiuga new journsl and
delivering = seans sflsstarss.
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% 0iItnAn's BAoAssn FunrAos.-
Tle Great dss;dsratsm Of soonomisipe
Ansl n ths manufacture Of Sugar, By
burning The Sagssss, has-without any
desbs bssn attained y Gillmaa's Fur
ssss. Planters have . guarantee Of
he hst that this 10 not an expert
uaent but : machine, In the full tide Of
sseesstaf operation - much 70, - the
sesan engine itself. A report having
gained currency 70 che effect that plan.
tsrs Who adopt Gillman's patent, in
fisgs q ths patent Of another party ;;
Thes. g. Clinton, Esp, Patent AT.
tornsy. W. addressed By Mr.. Gilman,
and IL answer he rays, that The re-
port IL without foundation.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-26

~ INV GOODS Ar I'M
PAns1slpa1s ChssD CO sesssy.
WILL b found beautiful nsw style,
w Paris Dessess 1lssessl sssss, vsvy eAssD.
A lavGe nneortmeet q 0stto DNnosk 1AbJe Cloths
aal NapAloe, vss1 superior 9salley ~ 6sets In
% CAaAv1o 6eoi hes641elb efsW peeoeo q Dupse
vhlss Hoea I'm. ~ ~ - ~
nes16-W L1Aayseee DWsoe.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

W. D. PHILLIPS
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
IDlk. j MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

KNA WISHES IL inform the pnhic that he has
" rI,sit- ats lra q, III davenport, whtJc
&30 hc will onfnu" 10 tte'' all ih"tii~' ass the
~ II horS" i stiJ - 10, 'n tia; hr'ot >'ri'ilt
Prin iul.,. Af'cf constant p'dttrf ~ many N'dt>
~ all kinds II III l.f Il happy Z" say tl,ht Nc
VIII give satiscirn !" all that en,la"S him. ~ can
scc A. -.-.i I..rtIcat. ~ ANY Other man W. -
IL New 1.ak "" i h.r' 'ulS t"w up'.l>, AMI tn
many important cun- he la. N ci'd since b" cam
viii pax more Tor HIM than can realty G in''rtd
IN +w>Ia,"T.
The following ceairIun who have cmil"vci him
H. b'rt the M Sfv re- ct->, MI G. r
iifv 10 hIs s'itlrs a competent " tcIIndly Sur
Audiscases warranted cured II durable" or no mon
~ prid.
H. ca rtiestIv s"ltits a trial TN any Sve~. cas-"
whatever. ANY ca" ~ cdtirt II any "th"r
ran ~ got T. IT, lie VIII ply his tut oi his owl
,rpk1.
Pole evils arl Fistulas warranted cured in any
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ST 4 K KS
INDIAN
fever kND kGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!
In InGrHIlc H"n.edy lOr f. r"r and .igue Dumb
AJue, .N,yu bseafS aSd al Hindted das' ao.s.

In In6rHale R"n.edyior r. r"r and .igue. Dumb
dJue, Nighi b1egiS aSd al Etadfed dAs. so.S.
f1NiIlS i one uf Eafur's rem"di"s. discovered and
fullN used for AR b. ac,an irih.
al Indians uiI III W ~t"tn rontI r, AMI has never
be Ia k,s VII IT, fail IT Il 'tns cure sinrG thouS-
ands wh" W. Iis,l u. u p,Ssess"> the power I"
remove aud e. .,drtt" vrsiige IL AMI ALu
fom l sy~it N, and l. III" only known CERTAIN
cdy One important aivantf,,' this remc'tt posse
IS ovr all others III from h ini iii-ic ,ii,ic l.
rem did az ut that "" diugS meiicines ar"
taken nto ID" sienna '. Il ,bliat' and br"ak iuan
The t.n,. It's rfttt almost mi, a.nl'us, ara
u.,d ,dv 4" H. tn, Il 80 Ilar' Tor II cvrN
fn'ily where F,cr and Agu IL, has been, oI i, iike
" IT, l"
T'' it".ni has niin'p'rlsss c"riI' .t"> ~ Cure.
whh win ii"a-utr, " III hr shown to all vi hing u
e III
Curcs Ia 80 irrn EFFECTED in this ctv and v"iiitv
rmr.s Will AIS. h. 4. N"n io sub tiiiycnS. TIN
u ui+ Pow! :. ai l. dvi,lr i Ntcin.y and Its
'lirct, Truly wonder wi.
I'ltr ~ - b.. And q cure giarTante u or tn
u'"trt iul'tri.
LEWIS FINCH, AGENT.
~ " ChihiS III. dW az Estabis hm"nt "nyd st
al " ,h~,rsts,tnt Btriy. iyl0dGmI
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All books sold by us are warranted 81 the latest
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occur, il will be promptly rectficd
complete ,scrip'ivc Law catalogue will he sent
gratis, on apple alton. Orders for any Law Books
published in this country IN Enr"pw' y" prompt
~ attended 10. New Books and new State Erp'sis
are regularly recr,vej and supplied.
On hand at an times, The following:
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thtfy's Pr.c.tcnts,
Smith's Parsons or Contracts,
Curtis, Chn,y :" !"
C"ec upon Iittctor. Story
s,orysLa,y Ju''.p'"dee, smith
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Pron,issory Notes, Rurriil on Assignments,
Partnerships, Scdgwick on Damages,
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Agency, &fovy's Equity Pleading,
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Law Dictionary, Eng. Law Eg'y
Whar,op's Reports,
Illinois Digest, e" NY"
Rrparts. Blackwell on TAG Tit -.
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chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis X. Il.
e. xS2 y ~ C:f..I
&AN ~ ,1A~.S1- ' xs = 2. AA'xI..
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
AlsicnxD q n q st. 4 a,unis.


rains ltare Chicdgo for 81 kowis and INFERNO
diufe I,idceS.
,crnii..isi,cn Tram. i>nnat.ts rAcepted) 9@ AN
Express Tram, Saturdays saceptcdI II fnpA
.rdins itdpe 81. Loni> IN, Chicago and INFERNO
dntf' places.
Express Il..,n t>r'nr'i,y's "s"epe,D 33nfM
Trains run directly tmtugt without change Of
baggage. Tra's r, u thIousn Joliet, Bloom
ington Springfield. Ci,nvnie AMI Alton.
wilra,nJ this -old Ii..kc direct connections
II Joliet Gu, or and .;ci,iEan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making tbs the shortest, qn"kct and most
liable route b,i aeep ST ins and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the Fast.
With Illinois cnt, al .. nj Bloomington, for La
Sale, M.n,iv,a and Cairo.
iih tAteat Western OF Aninois AZ springfield, for
Decatur and Naples
WITH all the Railroads. uis-rg,nR from Chicago
with daily iinc u Packets al j. Louis IOr keokuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through TcAete ". al p.. mentioned ai,sve can
he procured At all tho principal ticket ON, IS iu the
United states, a,.d nj the offices
IA Ia 81, LOsis In Chicago
tstt 81 w asnh.s,ol Av- - Dsasirsn street., oppo
RiCH'D Y. AOHGsAN. IN, sup&.
bloomington. 1AE. 1, Aos1. jeDiYdf
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
,rs-.;.i;ilEs e: ss:ssg.:s
.Fss> Spring sAsJ'a1sgessscssi,
an anu sH-r Menday Arn Isth iss;. and u"ti
Jfirh"r notice trains will leave Rock Island daiIy
SUNDAYS .x1pci - follows:
1T mail tralnSt 6m
"a cx,sess, stopping only At the principal
stations at 1915 "
I'd night cxpr,ss Il ,pping at ali stations 9.tDPM
4lr snirht, with ~ class ears At $40 a "
Trans arrive Al Rick Island daily, Sundays x
ccptei as follows:
Is, riaSt cAuse.-s bN A
ri express stopping only at prin stations AooP y
81 maM train % 4H IUl5P y
Atn freight, with m class cars 1t d.45 r. n
An trans over this roah are IN direct .onnexn at
Chcspp withtYains over both The MscniRSn Southern
and Michigan Central r. r.. 10 ann from detroit, To-
loo CLEVELAND. l:Nlpp,bus, CINCINNATI, Pittsburgh,
Dnnklrk R0GStO. NieGzn 4SllA AIbsnv, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also ~
JaSAle with trans II the Iiin.As Central Rad
North to Galena and south To St Louis aud Cairo, Ia
which places tickets can b. procured u
s. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Acrnt,
y. y. Depot, Rick Island.
Passengers arr remndnd ~ the nccrssity'of giving
distinct dircinf,s as tn destination Of their bag
DAG aIso 10 paGnre issts k.fevc taking their seats
ii, The cars the conductors collect fares only ~ sta
t,ls on the line the Chicago &Aock Island railroad
JOHNNY. TRACY, SHperintciid mt.
". ". WHITMAN. Asst Snp't.
Rick Island April I, 1855. IdtfJ
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CHARTERkD 16tt.
Y'HIs Company continues 10 issue policies on
i NluriMc. Ia IA Ssso NWvig u oissss (,
Trans pW = tasiOn and Fire lsjskA !,
Af Reasonable Rates
An unconditIopsl return premium ~ ~ per cont
Will he paid back to custom al the Close Of the
year.
Farm property and tac''d buildings, kavorsh'v
situafed NAV lie insure asaiIst lost damage by
fire any length II tinr from 10 live ~
low RATES ~ pr,minl, aud thus avorf aasessnist,ts
as In Mutual ComIants.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Underhil,, Thee Perry, VIM. A. Heron,
A. q. Tying, W. H. Phelps, PR X BrotIerscr
r Holland, VIM. Feun, l.. Holland,
Wan. 4. Mason, RL Tiiourlanh, J. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OtFnEHs.
isaac uSbysHIii Pres Is. L.. r. RprRL.Sb. Vice Pyes
CHARLES H.aLANp, Secretary.
JOHN ADAMS. Agent III K'sk Island. Davenport.
Moliu" and vicinrv. sahc"-Mintr's Binding. III
m,is street Rock island On'ce in davenport at The
Counting Noom Of the Stat" Democrat.
may17dawu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
THIRTY-FoURTH co MGR Ess.

SENATE.-Mr. Pearce, from the select com
mttee TO investigate the facts attending the
recent assault OH Mr. Sumner, reported in
writing. The report states that presidents
are only to be- found in the action OF the
House of Representatives, the Senate never
having cen called upon t pronounce indg-
ment II similar case. Several precedents
are cited aud the committee come to the con.
cluslon that, although the assault was a VIC
lation of the privileges of the Senate, it is not
within their Jurisdiction, and the offense can
only be punished by the House, of which Mr.,
Brooks is a member. This conclusion, the
report continues, is in strict conformity with
parliamentary law, and the requirements of
the Constitution; therefore the committee
recommend the Senate to make complaint to
the House. With this report the committee
submit resolution, that said report be ac-
cepteG by the Senate, and copy Of the same,
with the accompanying affidavits be trans
mitled to the House OF Representatives.
The resolution was adopted, Mr.. Toolnbs of
Georgia alone voting against it.
Mr.. Mason defended the Preside.ts veto of
the bill for the improvement of the mouth of
the Mississippi. Adjourned.
HoUSE-Mr. Thoringion introduced bill
giving lands TO Minnesota, Neblaska, and
Ka zas for railroads
Mr.. Caruthers introduced bill ceding the
public lands to the States IN which they lie
Mr. Greenwood introduced a bill for the
repeal OF the act establishing the Court of
G airs.
Mr. Bennett of New York, from the Com
m't'ee on Pubic Lands. lenorted bill to
grant 100000 acres of land to Louisiana. to
AID III the construction OF three railroads in
that Slate. Passed-62 to So.
Mr. Florence moved that when the House
adjourn, it be till Saturday He believed
many gentlemen intend to leave this evening
for Cincinnati.
Mr.. Grow proposed that the Committee on
Territories be allowed to make reports, not,
however, to be considered until after the two
approaching Conventions.
Mr.. Jones of Tennessee, wished to know
whether Mr.. Grow desired to report bill to
admit Kanzas with the Topeka Constitution.
Mr.. Grow replied IN the affirmative.
Mr. Jones objected.
The motion of Mr.. Florence was negatived.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
JAMES H. WALL, President.

CITIZENS MEETINe.-The meeting of citizens
last evening, TO concert measures for Conven-
ton of the Freemen of Worcester County, on the
Fourth of July, was largely attended, and was
organized by the choice of VIM. T. Merr.feld as
President, and VIM Dickinson as Secretary
Messrs. m. Dickinson, Dexter F. Parker. S. v.
Stone, Lemuel Williams, P Emory Aldrich,
and Mr. Pangborn made eloquent speeches, and
the whole subject was referred to a committee,
who will report at a subsequent NEE ing. 1t is
expected that the committee will report in favor
of the Convention being held at an earlier day
than the 4th of July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-30
THE New AGE ,

The NEW AGE OF COLD; or, the Life and Ad.
ventures of Robert Dexter Romano. Written
by Himself vol ~ mo. PIP. 404. Boston ::
Phillips, Sampson & Co. 1850.
The admirers of Robinson Crusoe will find in
this work narrative of adventures similar in
character, but more varied and diversified, and
more thrilling even than those which have rem i.
dered that work classical. The author leaves col
lege in consequence Of the failure of his father
Boston merchant, and after several expedients
for living. enlists sailor on board of Salem
ship, bound to India, by way of Cape Horn and
the Northwest Coast. On the passage, he falls in
love with very beautiful girl, who was a passen.
ger, with her grandfather, the voyage After
leaving 'allao, the vessel is wrecked at sea; MIR
Cremorne, the grandfather of the girl is drowned:
the captain and crew esape in the long boat
leaving only the auh or, Miss Ciem ne. and
bear, that Mr.. Cremone was taking to India on
board. They take the yawl, before the ship goes
down, and are finally landed on an uninhabited
island. Their adventures here during residence
of several years, occupy considerable portion OF
the volume. They discover gold on the island
and, having secured large amount, build little
craft, with which they venture upon the broad
Pacific, and reach San Francisco. Thence they
return again to Boston. The close of the vol
ume is sad one, but we have no room for further
details. The book is sold by N. Heryey & Co.