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CARROLL HOUSE.

CARROLL HOUSE.
CHEsTERVlLLE. 5. C.
VE7IlAT large anI Splcntid t;.rrc story linihling
d on the EAST s;Gc "f Chester Dcl"l, is now
open for the accommodation "; persons travelling
by the Cars "r otherwise. Tl!r Proprietor l. well
aware. that nothing short ~! wnli-hrl't i""-,.
will induce custom IT, this r"rrHtv gotten ~ :
and although very S"';tU, ul !:.tI'l.agr. he re-
trains lrun tu<r thuu>aIII and rr"U.;.2. which
have been '":';r r"iy t"hc "."hrnhy nnany "i hi>
'.liusr:"ri~ !,rc,tcct->"g>.
He cunti,!,ut:y hopes. that lie will hc sustained,
and upon lriai give that >ari,tci ami accoLino
gla;on tr t wrari"d traveller. that will send him
OH his way rejoicing.
}. l.. CARROLL.
Feb II II
CAUTION !--All persons nrc cautioned Il
y gaiI>i trading for note on me. payable to
Francis Nelson. ~ bearer for $40, dated Janua-
ry ~, l$:iI IL do not intend 10 pay any Part Of
the same unless compelled by law.
r. L. NcCiNTS.
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN TIE
COSMOPOLITAN Art Association

IUIl IT T. / HIND E.AR.
g EE THE RARE THE man
> agemcnt have the pleasure Of announcing that
the collection Of Works al Ant designed for stri-
button among the suh-rr:h"r>, wl">e names are
received previous L !!" 2-Il 81 Iai:a#ry -. l.
mach largcr and T"rc costly than "u any lrcvi"'lS
year. Among the lcaling worN. il Sculpture
executed in tie finest Marbl:--i> the ucw and
beautiful Statue Of the
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TmH TuME uF PIZARRo.--In the crept
under the high altar are deposited the re-
mains Of the celebrated pizarro, who was as
sa$Sinatcd in the palace, hard by. A small
piece Of silver, which | dropped into the
hand oi the attending SacriStan. procured me
admission into the crypt. Descending few
STEPS, | ca!crc, i small place. some twenty
feet long, quite LIGHT and ,ghitewashcd, an'I
which smrit and locked 81 much like COM
Portable wine cellar. that caught myself
more than once looking round for the bins
and bottles. The first object saw was Il
4 lar.c square tomb. surmountcd by the
Greet i.uTc oi the abbot, anl close hy, in Il
narrow oncning in tn" wall, | noticed what
apnrarcd t. m" f. Dc i collection Of dusty
ra~>, bat Il clnScr inspection proved that this
WIS a.! that remained Of the renowned crn-
qucru2 UI Peru. lie las still on him the
clothes. and <iIur< which he wore at the time
Of his a>s;i>,nai!nM OF course his body is
covered with dried flesh and skin, 50 that no
features ire li>cclnablc. The bod is cover
cd with the remains Of what Vas white linen,
<watlcd round him, Int the dust Of ccutur-
les has collected on it, and turned it to Il
light brown color, and it almost rulvcriAcS
when touched The boly is placed on Il
narrow piece Of plank. III Sioring position,
and has been placed in this hole merely to
put it out o.! the way. The fulksin Lima do
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"WOOD NHMPAI,:

Tie HuStS q the three Great american Statesmen
CLAY, WEBSTER 4 CALilOlN,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust,
"S5,ESUyG.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

NATE would inform tn" citizens Uf Iorl; Dist.
W of the State, "m visitors from abroad, that
Cur constantly" increasing business has c"mi'"le'l
our removal from - BROAD.STREET." tn the
magnificent and spacious "'rnwn Stone Bulhllng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL,

MoSDAY, March 2f-A regular meeting was bed.
AID PILL 10 the Chair. A communication from the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department was seat in.
calling attention TO the conduct Of Engine Companies
Nos and H. at the fire in Furman street. on Sunday
morning, on which occasion they had disgYaceful
fight He also calls attention 10 dsordery conduct on
the return of the engines from an alarm Of fss
in the Third district on the 10th inst. Ike conmu-
nicaton from Assistant Engineers also received,
complaining Of ipsubordination and disobedience OF
orders BY Nos. and the 18th inst, and recon-
mend stringent and immediate action in regard thereto.
II. G. Murphy, esq, who was authorized 10 compile
form, sent in communication upon the subject, in
which be recommends revision Of the ordinances In
relation to the city officers and their duties in regard
TO the public health, and the establishment Of day
and night police. The ordinance In relation 70 public
health raoyides for an annual inspection Of the city
the duty TO be pc rormed by the day police who shall
.lso ye,,orf All nuisauces. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

be able TO say that the presert Pcstnstu OF kese
York VISA an exoepaon to t5is general rule. ~
Marsh proceeded 10 epeak In fovof OF adopting -
money order system OF hngisnd- lie concluded ~
urging the necessity OF entng public opinion IN fsvU
Tbs Address was adopted with enthusiasm
The following resolutions were then introduced 49,
p.sa ~ 49,. Of the Postal Res,r costse
Which been re.d Be- adopted and substantially prsse
ed to Coos.. n satable uens5.p .,., s,,.,m which ~
meeting earnestly urges upoa the atteaton Of are
Uniform rae of postage thrcushoai tho United stssse
California And oresOa included. Which shall not exeee'
The delivery letters cities and pacip. towns By CO..
rers wiihcnt extra charge. 80 - :. -. =
printed matter With marked discrimination in favor q prs"
The abolition Of anhins tho payment Of eli ocvecs'
ment postsses out OF the Treasury.
5 uniform and low rate Of postage betwesa he
ecmTrebensss syse Tor the Transmission Of noseys
sums not exceeding IS, BY orders from ono feses us~
l. The abolition law Of compulsory prepayment, and
dGS'f sos ssS on II ii dead . .s ss &C. IRE
Rs.ored, Tbs. the officers q this neehx be conit'ee e
behalf this meeting in avsr Of the reform specified sAs
R.ied That wish grateful Of our ossstios. 10 IL
Press for their Jealous support Of the cause Of Postal Reor
s soa sset heir further operation ssor
The Rev. DIR. OsGooD was called upon ne spoxo
of the social influence of the Post once ana ts MINT
terings to the affections. AZ ration we were over
driven BY business and we needed TO give more TINA
10 the home affections for which the Post Office was
often the only medium. Letter-wrtipg, too, wac tho
great former of style in writng-worh far more THAI
any theme writing. lie had heard from the report,
that million letters were burned every year. IL wss
sad to think how many martyrdoms OF affection wcrc
implied in that statement. Speed OF great I'M
potance; sometimes a letter calling relative 10 .
death-bed came too late consequence of the delays
Of the present mail system Such loss could not be
estimated in money for the heart had lie own coinage.
The meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE ANTl-NEBRASKA CAUCUS.
ianrinl a orraarondonce Of The n Y TrihunA

WASHINGTON, Monday, March "a, 1856.
The Anti-Nebrasks caucus tonight was well at
tended, and the best spirit prevailed-SenatOr
Foot in the chair. Speeches were made BY Messrs.
Pennington, Giddings, Horton, Galloway and L..
D. Campbell. Mr.. Campbell declared that he never
had wavered on the great issue, and that he never
would support any candidate for President who did
not stand firm against the violation and volators of
the Missouri Compromise. Messrs. Allison, j. b.
Campbell and COvode of Pennsylvania followed in
the same spirit Gov. Seward closed with a forc-
Bile and eloquent appeal in favor of the early ad-
mission Of Kansas under her Free-State Constitu-
ton, and Of merging all other issues until that shall
be accomplished. The meeting thereupon adjourned
10 next Monday. II. G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE TRANSIT COMPANY.
Gnrr.snonIanca NJ The N V TrihunA
WASHINGTON, Monday, March "a,

WASHINGTON, Monday, March "a, 1856.
Nothing definite has transpired as to the action
of the Administration with reference to the Tran
sit Company troubles in Nicaragua, but it is GER
tain that no action ha4 been had on the subject up
to this day. OF course the reports purporting to
be telegrsphed from this city positively stating
with circumstances, that the Cabinet had deliber-
ated on the matter and decided thus and so, are
mere stocBjobbing fabricatiOns.
Facts have transpired hero indicating good un-
derstanding between Charles Morgan, the late
Transit Agent, and Parker II. French, ex-Embas-
sador. The former is understood to have supplied
the latter with funds. H.G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE KANSAS COMMISSION.


WASHINGTON, Monday, March "a, 1856.
The selection of Messrs. Campbell Of Ohio,
Howard Of Michigan and Oliver Of Missouri for
Commissioners to Kansas is regarded with doubt
and apprehension by many Free-State men here.
Mr.. Towards appointment could not be improved,
but he and Mr.. Campbell stand at the head Of the
Committee of Ways and Means with Mr.. Howell
Cobb next, which seems reason enough for not
sending them both away TO Kansas 1t is reported
that Mr.. Campbell will decline. Mr.. divers ap-
eointment was asked for by the South, and is very
satisfactory in that quarter but as the immediate
representative of those Missouri invaders Of Kansas
whose conduct is impeached by this Investigation
he is too deeply interested to be an impartial judge
But let us not be hasty. II. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
XXXIVTH CON G r E S S.
FIRST SSION.
SENATE. .wAsurseroS, March 81, l

SENATE. .WAsHISGToS, March %. 1856.
On motion Of Mr. SEWARD the President was
called upon to communicate all the information IN pos
session of the Executive relative to revolutionary pro-
ceedings in Nicaragua, especially concerning the
seizure Of the property OF the Nicaragua Transit
Company.
On motion of Mr. SEWARD, the Library Committee
were instructed to consider the expediency of some
legislative recognition of the eminent services of the
expedition under DR.. Kane to the Arctic regions.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was considered
On motion of AIR. WELLER, the Pacific Railroad
bill was made the special order FOR April H..
The bill 10 create an establishment for the public
printing, engraving and book-binding was made the
special order for April p. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

CONSTITUTION OF KASSAS.-COiOnel NJ w.
Delahay, NJ. q. elect from Kansas, on cOn6ding to
Gen Cass the official transcript of the COnstitu-
zion of his State, to be submitted to the Senate,
addressed him as follows:
"Hon LEWIS CAss: In conformity with the wishes
ef the people of Kansas hitherto expressed, have
been h0nored with the peasurabe duty OF presenting
10 you the Constitution framed and adopted by them,
as organic law suited 10 their condition (which Is
republican in its form and uuobectonal in It's pro-
visions and while greatly appreciate the honor, ar
their organ ON this occasion, l DO not know that IT
would do violence 10 any of the known rules of pro-
priety on behalf of the oppressed People of Kansas
70 express their appreciation OF your long faithful and
DISTINGUISHED public services not only in he Senate of
the United States and the borders of the frontier of
the West where exposure and the conflict OF battle
and the sangulnary strife with deadly foe appealed
10 vour patriotism and courage, but when you hsvc
be.n called 10 discharge your duty abroad, you have
ever been ready 20 protect and defend the honor OF the
fac Of your country from insult and pay proper re-
yN 20 the rights Of the American citizen; the people
OF Kansas from their peculiar condition. the eIFageS
and insults 10 which they have been subjected Their
patient suffering under the oppression aud tyranny OF
laws Tot Of their own makng-laws interviewing the
freedom OF the Press and of speech; that you are their
choice YOU are fully assured. In the name of the People
OF kensas, you respectfully asked TO receive ana
present this Constitution 10 the Senate oi the Oned
State. take this occasion 10 assure you that II IS
pleasing 10 me, and viii be cheering to your many
friends in Kansas, TO know that while you have ad-
ysneed TO npe age you td retain vigor OF intellect
and physical energy fully equal 10 the young man.
" In CONCLUSION may It please a D3riRe Proridence
to sot 10 you many years of usefulness TO your friends
ard country; and when you shall retire from public
he your fame viii De boon 70 the historian, and your
mos, conspicuous monument viii be in the hearts Of
vow COuDtr.ue "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


THx KANSAS COMMITTEE.
The Speaker announced the Kansas Investigating
Committee: Messrs. CAMPBELL OF Ohio, HOWARD OF
Michigan, ard OLIVER of Missouri.
Mir. MlLLsON made speech condemnatory OF the
action Of the Naval Board.
The joint resolution to give the new Members OF
Congress books equal in value TO those which Mem
hers of former Congresses have received, after debate
was passed. The value of the books for each member
is about 81 900. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
LATER FROM FLORIDA.
PROGRESS OF THE INDIAN WAR.

FoRT MYERS, Friday, Feb. %, lsj6.
There i a great commoton in garrison just now, in
preparing the different parties for the field 1t l. very
late 10 commence Operations, and is feared when the
campaign closes there viii be much sickness among
the troops.
Captains II. c. Pratt and 4. Elzey, I'd artillery,
viii leave on Tuesday or Wednesday next with their
full companies for MAKO River and the coast south OF
tbs. They Will sEo penetrate INTO the country, anu
viii not return for a long time.
Lieut.. HsrtsufT $ 10 have command Of a mounted
company Of about thirty men. They will scorr the
country about here and For Deynaud, and eveu 90
as far ,outh as Fort Simon Drum.
To the latter post Major Arnold and CaP. Dawson
are TO repair with their companies, which are very
Jul. They are to rebuild the blOek-house there
(which was buried by the indians last summer, and
tier TO penetrate the Big Cypress Swamp.
FoRr MYrRs, Friday, March :, is5G.
There has been great clearing out this week az
the pet. On Monday Capt. Cawson, 1T artillery
left with bis eoupsry to JON Major Arnold, md art
lery and proceed to Fort Simon Drum. Yesterday
Companies and G. md artillery, under command Oh
Capt. Pratt for Malco River, leaving only Company
h I'd artillery IN garrison The officers accompanying
the expedition were: Captains Pratt ana Elzey, anu
LieuteI-rts Benson ard Small. Lieut. tartsun was
retained 10 CONN and company Of mounted men to
be employed in scouting, and it Is thought they VIII
b. the only one likely to see any of the sayage''
The indians have burned down two houses at
Manatee belonging, one to Mr. Smell, and another
to Mr.. Cunningham. This last-nsmed man was a
member of the Legislature, and was very active IN
favor Of removing the Indians to the Wess. tie was
nurdeIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

A HUSBAND PRoPERTY.-Ibe free North after ali,
il not half as free, in some respects, the South.
Only in the slave States Is il any woman prer0gatiye
10 90 into the market and buy husband on such
terms that she compel al the world 10 treat him
as pr0pesty while che the advantages of get
ting chattel instead Of master. This prerogatiye
has been exercised by a Nev-Oreans dame, one
Margaret Adams, sprightly (. W. c., of No. 800
Bienyille street." TIE Bee says that the ist OF
March she made affidavit before Recorder Rsmss,
that her husband was her slave she having bought
" him for a husband" and demanded the arrest and
an ersement in damages of O belicose free black
named Edwin Nash, who had whipped her spouse 10
severely that be was confined 10 the house.
CoLoR-BLIsDsEss.--Color-b blindness, or Daltonlsm,
Il i often called has Of late attracted great atten-
ton. Sir David Brewster, DIR. George Whson, frof
Nartmann, and others have investigated the pnenom-
enon with surprising srccess and ne n1fth br1f,sn
ReUiesc has paper 90 the snheet IN wheh "a ssis
TIL within this few years this affection OF the eye
was ,upposed TO be confined to small number Of
~indiyidnaIs: bat Il sppears from the calculations
4" Of yafioas authors that one person ont OF every
"ff,en il color. blind" According 70 the expert
ments made BY DT. Wlson upon !, I5f persons at Ed
nburgh in ls52-53, pers0s in every s.gsess bsd
this mpeTfection. fr
in So c0nsound red With green.
in 90 coifound bvowa With grsen.
in 80 confOund Hse with green.
Hence one IN every 1873 persons Is oolor-bind.
Lokkowitz, the Austrian Minister. detested the
Jesu.s. and in bis will made them bcques which
Inrst have made their mouths water with expectation
After deyout preamble be bequeathed TO The Soelety
90 00bre the leaf had 20 Be Turned over and the
other si5e were the voCds-' nails tsvard q eew
b-,f~inr"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
FATAL ACCIDENT.

EInApr1HPoR1, n. j., Monday, March "a, ls56'
Young man named Theodore Burnett, eighteen
vears Of age son of A. d. Burnett Of this city, was
killed az Railway last night in attempting to get on
the evening train from Philadelphia while the cars
were in motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
FOUR CHILDREN MURDERED.

SYRACUSE, Monday, March ~ $780,
A woman named Ward, residing near Bndgewater'
MadfOn County, yesterday murdered her feur Gnu
dren by cutting their throats with an Ak She theh
made an unsuccessful attempt to cut her own throat
The cause Of the act is said to be the neglect and
brutality OF her husband.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE OHIO RIVER.

PITTsBrRGH, Monday, March p, 800:
Navigation is open. There are ten ieet oil water
in the river at stand. The ice commenced moving
on Saturday night, but did no injury to shipping The
weather is clear and cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

while he gets no pay, even should Kansas be ad-
mitted, until the date Of such admission. Though
I am not authorized to say so, hope he will be
generously regarded by the friends Of Free Kansas
at the East.
Mr.. DAMRELL Of Mass, in the course of snug
fitting, spicy speech for the Kansas investigation
few days since, observed:
Ba Mr. Speaker Massachusetts, has been srraged before
and the setting at defiance Ire laws OF s
General Government; ard the gentleman from Mississippi Mr.
the other day paid partc attention 20 her short
eomnss in duty the Union Let inform that gentleman
the State be represents will not be permitted 20 cast the
6r stone without being reminded that Massachusetts has
yepsdaied her Aoae't debts."
II is currently reported that Dir. Damrell has
bereupon been. served with note, inquiring in
rather peremptOry terms ,ohat he meant BY the last
statement above given. For my part, can't dis
cover any obscurity in the passage which can
need clearing up, and as have observed that
commentators are quite as likely to befog plain
text Us to make clear dark one, / shant attempt
an exegesis cf this. If there be any who can't
comprehend it however, Mr.. DaInrell, doubt not,
can reduce il to the level Of the meanest capacity
Washington bids fair to be fuller and gayer
through the next month than at any time the past
Winter. H." IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
LIFH-BoAT PICKED UP AT SEA.

TIE bark LeweIyn, which arrived here to-dey from
Apslaebicola, picked up on the nth inst, In st 9s
% Ion. $50 3, metallic lfeboat numbered s,ais.
An the boats on the Pacific had the word Pacific ="
stamped on the stem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25

MONTREAL, Monday, March u, It3o.
AT Beleynle Canada on Saturday. three story
brick building occupied by Lewis Grant, merchant.
was totally destroyed by Are together with the con-
tents AL insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
n NOMINATION FOR MAYOR OF ALBANY.
AIBANY Monday MarcL % $50.
FIRE AT BELLEVuLLE, CANADA.'

The Democrats have nominated Judge Parker as
the Democratic candidate for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-25
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BaLTIsoRH Monday, March "a, 1870.
The New-Orleans mail of Tuesday is at hand The
papers contain nothing of Importance to telegraph.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
An ORDINANCE


INSULATING MARKETS. MARKETING Ac
n IL ,u..i.a bx IN. civ Council q, III. on, ~ la.
v~nput
Sx,r,> rn., ran, Ana, .urr tn, u,,,s, rut.,i-
c~,.u %, hi o.,,nu... ali u,r.o,. are % oh III, ID
auI, h.s.t uout., FRAN NM or sxp,.iug
for sail Al, he, nrt wal ,nu,tan ar o,h,r meat
m an, ,..i tr.., l.,s q, ali, . in th, ,,,x q, p.x.
.uno,,. in .uv cart. WAGON or other cx,t.ss- nor
,h.n carr, IN. zane for sale.
s.o.a yy.r, person Who 81. /. i,.s into II. ,ity
q, D.v-n,, ri any fresh m~a, ar ,.e-. blr, NJ, pro-
d,..,hx aim ar -, ~ nt-.a.,,nx,;. he'd from,
having purchased III same AND VII, shall In al,
CITY .H-r suca article ,nr >s o. II he SAM shsll
b de mel ..,i,, Of a ,..i.itol 9, I'll ordin,nr~
pr.,t,-d. hat tn r,i.,sn. :, III. el..n .Lal! not
be sppliati. 10 i.>..qs Of Tall. l.. th- ~ .ulsr,
~iso, ~. 4 ma s-t lou> NJ s.i,i,,
SIC . Nop.r..,H n0t ,.,ryth .... Of = ! VII IN
one ., sue r.xulsi, sab .h.r M.tk.t Hel-~>
.lan expy-e O. "a u. ~. IN Ne q ~, D.v ur..r,
Ali, IRE IN meat la ls Quan,ir- ,ha o. GO, arse
nor .h.l ~, person Of r, OF xp,.- for sale .uch
IN al A. an, othrr p.ae han ssi n.ark.,-
*. J. S"shias 10 this ,rdinsn eont.In.i .hs'i
prod"- O. HE swn fArin 10 ZACH name .ni aus
~
lew the b"'i"rs- o! pr'kiny h-"' or p'tk from ell
.ns hsn-, hsS. ST. ls~r- sud >ri-s OF III II on
sarinI, Or spare I'D ~ st"-ass ui-'t IN The ~nt"f
N "'os; " On. p'fs"n rom sein. Wild s-n" not
S'hrr"I's prohibited.
BIC. B. Market hou'. shan 's"aiu .. herriotof-
axed and p,svid d.
49, = w p''"N '"~' ~. 'u-r VI -'v''e f'' sA'
10 Use SS " "A'"n''"'' any "A o' o'"AS" NV an
ans. "ss~' 90" '"' 'o'a' A"' Tor III, P"'po'' '"u
YIN ''e ""sA a''' '"e SAM 'u"' ." "'ea '"i h'a'
A"'""'x '~'"s 'eA'Su W 4" NV 'ne 'ene !"
s"A " "'''es'
ShS' O. y Ps'sou ''"" ~ on or exp" 'of
ss'e IN tue wy u Ua''"Pfs' III hes" any "ssd
sn'aisA S1'a va .'eA' "v"r-h'Ateh OF run down os
uoS''" o. OF pehi- IN 'm'- tee sam Vas
"u' rs % OF ''A'n' " ~h'1 disd n.'sfsi death OF
Wa A"'e' ~ eS'"'o'' casually " S'nrrm ans 'hsh
me u'uA' "s"".' '' "sy'ne shi""'' for iooii n'f
seAu my pe's" SELL o. enrr f"r s"e' s"y pu'fid,
~o"s' "u"'>'' VI u''o""" meal nsh eggs poultry /,
"rotas1 A'''"s VI i""'. nor Inc a--h Of any ANNA
not commonly GERARD whole ONE for 'o"l
sEo.s. Hheuev.r an, article mentioned ID hi,
Ordinaocs. and the sale VI which l. forbii.u hall
b. s,hih;tsd =. ,houah N. ..m. ~.,s ,,,.,a., "a,
al. -.s,h.r IA ., M. .n..,.r s,.c,, oo.,.a
Tor sale ar NO, .,.h e,nn,,,on -, \. "A 70 /. A.
.rpo.ure AZ IN. same ~ -. ..a !, a., !, oil
49,. ~. - ..,-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27

NOTHING 70 SPk.K OS!-OLp sEST.--
PRAY. my good mar, what is the mA'tsr!
CoNYusED INDIVIDUAL -" Matter, sii!
Gsnlm's oss run away "ith q Broom sir!
Niv.r see arvthink like it 10 all my born
da,.l Down the i'll with the shsrVss
dangling all about his l'gs..knoeks butch
RS cart into iin~n-,irarer'- shop..bsngs
agin a carriag. AID par and sGashes the
panel all 10 bit-- ups, ~ ~ ieay'own ant It
t'- '.d I rt.n up again IN. here cab aud
dashed il rish, o.-;. aud top. ped h,sself,
biowd IL ior't hinI tters'd bin some
accident"