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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-23

LARIS a SHINE.
AUCTlONEERS AID COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ Main street Richmond Va
NV It'll gVe their undivided Of Real and
w Personal Estate sale Of Household Furniture stock Goods
&C. &C also sSal attention to sales Saturdays Horses
Cows, Carriages Wagons, kc, Ae.
Keep constantly on hand the largest and handsesi
SHrnaIe 70 De found N this market consisting In
Mahogany and Rosewood wArdrobes
Do Marble and Mahoy.nv a., c.h,r..
Sidehoards and Wasnstands -
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas Tee Teies Lounge.
Spring scat Parlor Cane and Windsor Chairs
Spring Curd Rockers, soeiabies, whAtnots.
Also beautiful Chamber sets together with
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods.
The city and country trade
IS We sre determined to sell At small
p q. LARUS. IlNfrs autSr
oc26 ~ " S"''''-
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rUyHE STAFF OF IIrE.-Ths undsrsrnca respectfully
Informs ne citrens of Hchond hat Ne
sa u ne practical brsuc u h business. and
articis fANfLY LOAF nnrAp,
quality of uhich, be 6ars hsef urrasssf
experience of try nclfug ert prncipa
baker ~ ne sstof Hove, Ns rok hs s coshdsncs,
invite ne n hs public ~ Bssag Rota Ftas,
Taking b. crrns Of
tr ra patronage durnx ne is ts vouid rvspsc
folly solicit continuauce u pasi hvors JAaks ADAM
10 Baker, Main g., opposite A Duvsfs Drua sore
FLOUR Avn COW W uesgoN srORE,
OPPOSITE GALLFG0 MfiIs.
TuNHf ihsrhsr u s Flour. West. roFn, rohaeeo, and 81
Kinds of Cauniry Prctuce. Have haud fr n hss
oV Nrs and County Family Esi's snt suIs.an. Ees..
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sNItF NH a ~ Is Ct,o
PETER LORiLLARD
MASuFACIURER,
No. ~ Chatham street. Net York,
uCCfssOR of PETER GEoasE o.rs sale ali
- kinds Of SNUFF and rOBACCOs paTte
lA PicE CuENSsr addressing
Ihs Establishment Is o the oldest Of the United
s,1t'-- mAis-iy(w-)
n LIBRARY OF WIT, ROMANCE ANpHaCI-
MS. helng ransaons from French edition b-sn
niy Illustrated Catalogues FREE enclosing
stamp To n. :. @. SMITH CO,
mAzz-Sn-lWJ Box l2lO. New YORK, p. y.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WTypOW GLASS.

sKILLiN. vIsscuER. OWEN scHEIL, Gs.s..I Nr-,
rArxs AbssHrsss houss, No Sss Baa.DwAr, NEw YosK.
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TO TIE CAHHIAGE IsING PUnLIC.

TO TME CAHHIAGE USING PUBLIC.
VoUR s,IeniSn M Is invited % stock o. RICH: MRy
s:;.. I; q. Ss%.si1s s"ss..
rial BY good vokmen and under the supervision Of the
S on snS -SI are 9,oSs SSSIod , s hs ea,nr
"1,s t;s |ili be sold low By MSsIIk UowES PowFLf,
IRON FURNITURE.
rHNnE NEw YORK RoUNDRY, RAILiNG, AND IRON FuRNI
woss. 'os Bubos EA,sr variety q Patterns Tor Iron
ufse,ory Of Iron FGrnIiore in the United stse,
40 :, slNDyoRD 4 rABB.
jull--8m 81 Green street New Yort
~ wHIsKY formerly hsd by Mess Drape brown ssd re-
Gently by M Jas Dssne has with the = NJ Dssns,
been ,so.srIsd 70 a. We hsys store and sSgsct Esp
,s sa. supply Of Od Rye" and Ramly witch ss oger to The
ssso,. " tjsisl BURTON 'd 6RRESnSw Y i 'SJS''
NoTICEarhs subscriber having the 7s,h o. Marcel
hr william Booth he would respectfully solicit
ton q hs Pable gsnsra lars. selected stock of
all Of which ull be sold on The reasonable terms
wA. 4. WALTERS
No. ito NsI9 street, corner q 'iaih
WniN BooTH viii alvays b. found the od
customers 70 The nsw concern. apis
AeHlCULrIHAL WAREHOUSE.
Nh suhr, b. wing removed 70 their new Factory Cary
d % n Ind 81 a. T U Mss. s .S sps R, to rSS's. &c %
latest and most .pproved patterns which v b. sde of the
"o.rdge double reared Hcr.spowsr and Trssrs
S s'' s s y s S s's & T c5G s MsSD1 y e.vs been
Reaper and Mov ,he bst in us gsvEes Patent Ine snd
% s'S % ss F.d S' s. oa ss s;s sa S e.
dies, Ac Rhi Patent Iron beam piov, Of They
Fahoin he opinion o the Hon. William Rlves Of ess
BALDWIN, CARDwEIL q Co
Richmond, rssruaryT.
CasrtE Hun, 15th Dee. 1884
Cot W. " sfouaHrOsDear SIR take pleasure recording
here ny IMPRESSION of The performance Of your ov ch Iron.
besn pstenp A. Gotham today The
and complete than hat of operation b-fo
h iafoW opened y generally ~ inches deep
eua N IN hr close land and most edsualy and perfectly
cleaned ou, none oi NE sod earth falling back into H.
.ons sSo II % m nerSn % NTH. nsS y %'Sy q ny 3shso
y VI Lewis, n Hopkins, Thomas Watson an prsc'
Teal men and most excellent Judges of implements
there vas but one opinion among them superiority
srcsptonabe performance Of your plov.
Wishing squal lsevhere uakine this vush i'm.
element favsrahly tnoun 70 agricultural brethren,
- remain, yours truly,
hss WILLIAM o RIvEs
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Inc Goten ETs, California psper states that six clip
pers brought iR IN the latter part OF June, about
thousand Cinnamon TO San Frrnesco The ediiar gu,s
cn 10 say Tt j. very amusing IN them sskiug
through the street, olloNng tie containing their
baggage, the drivers of ~hich just Tor sport drive
sap tro aud hghicn the pcor Johns Nib the idea that
they are about 70 losc their traps We saw afOck dey
or two since Of fifty more iu cha,e Of jOb wagon
tesd, tst moving OF at lively pace. containing
lot Of gooi- and chlitc thai srieed of eImphur WOOL
aud opiain snUk~. The wind blowing stroug dead
ahead, and the tails streamed straight behind sap
ping in the breeze, and the Celesals boloNing High
yah, hghyo0" dock oi them came across a donkey
havirg with 1t juvenile doukto about n week old. This
was something new They hahyahd aud walked afout
several ns finally of them Uncovered that he'd
taii, and undertook unfold it he took hold OF il
-rsightencd IL out. They a gathered around deeply -
ierest ~ tne species OF John. alien the in
ttduon resented the idea OF relationship by .ttiug
hive both heels ino the rrccpissl~s OF the party knock
ing down halt dVzeH and puittg the balance ~ 6ghL"
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L, S,rnAW GOODS.-we beg leave to call the -
- attention OF all who IN of St1E},n
srRAw ~ GOODS, E<>f1e4
To our beAutlful assortment, vis e.
ladies Beaver and Lrghorr. Riding Hats nd Flats
DO I~fhorn, Braid aud Straw Flats BIooneTs
Chndrrns straw Goods, . every variety
Boy and youths Lrglurn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Legorn
last but not les these beautiful India neAtnr.s
be eNcell,d
Resides, large Of servants such As
Palm Leaf M5untsin LeFhon ani the noted
to Sheh respectfully call the aud
visitors to the city. BiNFORD. DICKINSON WEIsIGER
J"b No Is -irr
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM s. N. PrrrENoILL 4 cos sEwsPAPER ADvERrIs-
mo HOUSE.
NJ Prrnoftl Co agents for nearly all the Newspapers
In the United states CAnadss Oees iis Nassau street,
fsv York, and 10 State street, Bos,es.
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nINFOnD a PORTEI.,

N
tOrlsr GOrsJHor and FrdnElin Streets
AVE In store superb Furniture Reh
mond makr) 10 which they the public
They esteem sr furniture Of quality unsurpassed
fAeure In this country being practical teuves
giving direct and personal all details
manufacturing operations They only call
want good furniture engaging simply To offer ihema splendid
Gle at very reasonable price.
sN They especial attention Undsyfdlin0 and hold
themselves prepared, all hours notice provide
htdhc Cues Mahogany Poplar Collins sfouds
One varnshers pol.hers wanted 10 whom per
made. tsSa
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DONNAN A. CO.

DONNAN a. CO.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tONslGNMENrs of Tobacco, Wheat, other produce
- respectfully soii.ited.
~ Oficr Virginia street, 10 Fry's corner.
Richmond, March ISIS. mhis-ly
UACON a. hASA EHNILI,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
hhlNE cousignmens > Tobacco, Corn. te
hh sud their personal same: and
k constantly on hand large assortment Of Groceries
rnNlaii uusno' &c
saEupEA ~ N,a.rox.
-....s. :. NI,GRUDER's SONS,
NONiNfiSsION NERCHANTs,
~ "a,
solicit eons<nmsnis u CORN, WHEAT, FLOUR TOBACCO 40
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GIItItS, GALLERY
POR PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

rENHE SUBSCRIBER having fitted up
II style at Cornthan Hall, i prepared wait the pub
c And furnish them with pictures prices
The AnbToiye being heetieAy scaled plates
nne polished glass (by which only gd
and beaun TIE mpresson proof action Of
only kind Of that will by time They Ga
Be- taken from The size Of full lie TO the smallest miniature
one quarter the time Of the DAgueTeoype They
De IN light engraving hence suitable
Tor Pms, loekrts aud lsrgs Frames, we'll NJ Gases
the
imposition CounieTes glass, with black varni.
are often sold for AmbrotyPe None without tn
The MhkoTHrs GAtLKHT CoRsTHas HAL Main between 9Th
and 10th r. n aIBHS
Richmond, January &c, 1856.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1Vk RiOHMOND-rhis Company Is prepared Il
ncrs
Claim. for Losses WILL cases promptly fairly
and paid.
No charge for the Policy In any case
Oe TO- the present, Fast Main up
stairs.
DTRKcToRs:
VIM " Christian, VIM. Breeden
John Purcell, ThsmaS n Price
Mm. q. Pane, ia Thomas Jr
Lewis Gintsr, John Currir. Jr
Aug. Anderson, ia Dunion
Jas L. Apperson, VIM. H. HaNaI,
Roscoe y Heath, John u oaarIrs
John DO0ley, David j. Burr,
kicfd o. Haskins Isrkin w GlaEebrook
Lewis u. Crenshaw D.. 0roning.
Joseph Il. Anderson, Emanuel Miller
John o. Snton, ~ ". Sknker,
Franklin Stearns.
J. II. MoSTAGUE, secy. jt26
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EOSHEN BUrTEH.-9o kes. grssh GOSHEN BUrrER,
- superior article, jus, received snd for ssie ~
aus cHAs. 7. w0RfHAM CO.
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B,seoH. NJ, Aasi IA the Repubsn ccnventon
s tsfty Hon fsrae wsh5nrn, IT, unanousy
resec;ion Cougrrss
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MSacHr.rs AsrcsS Cosvrsrioytn accordance with
cal Issued ~ the America party, sn supporters Mnsrd
fore snd Andres Jacsn Donuu 'or President VIC
side ~ C'iy utpn assembled Boston Wednesday
Fmnrc Electors and
Esi-s we're IN attendance Among th speakers M Tnmp
ton snd Jones Of Tennessee Who agng of NE
No FILLMORE Ksntucky: Jsse
y NeW YORK ,rd Mr Chares of Springfield
Lnsence o brookne, nomuasd for Gevsrnor Homer
fcoe r Leuensn Hoveruo aud Non william . Appistcn, -
Boston, and Charles soctbrdge Wha'e'ey
laEs Thee anf ought 20 be
rhe Convention voted hold meeting Hall on the
Of NJ 81 Of september the day assnbgc
liz fnfaC Cnrv vurrfI.f
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M,ssAcursErrs foR Ma. FILtIoRE-Thc Boston Cou.
fcr Of the careful aud best no med papers Of
tlst city, says:
The friends Of NJ Fillmore IN plurality In the State
Of Massachusetts, 20 this day, sud they w continue
crease until the time of the election.
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= sAvINGs INSTITUTION or RICHuoND.-

SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND
- One removed the ofChrstian Lathrop
aln consequence Of the rgnaion Of David r. Crane
Christian unanimously elected Cashier
moved 10 the store Of Christian Larop, where
received which an Interest Of cent will he paid
remaining deposit SIX months longer per
shorter period.
This Institution has been In existence tueny-eigh
loaned eight millions ~ dollars has
never lost one dollar or failed TO certificate when
JOHN THOMPSON President,
WM. a. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
mhit-dy HUGH w GRY s~cretarv
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The Nobis Tribune saws uiant of NJ George Moriy
aged only elcvo days killed lev days since by
The cacssncss Of the giving dose Of audsnun
Instead Oi parcgoric. This should be warning 10
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper tS Weekly, t5 Weekly tS avsys
kemifances Publishers
all where evidence deposit
Post once containing money.
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44.2S2. .IsS 81
All profits TO the insured Dividends made annually
paid while the insured Ia living. Il. W. X, Agent
~ ~ Slaves insured from
Company.
ALnEMAHLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
CHARTERED CAPITAL Si00, 00,000-CASH FUND SI25, 900
UIyRE INSURANCE., country,
~
EH- All Losses promptly arranged
= STOKES CO, No. IS Pearl street,
euT for Richmond, Va
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Ehhioi OiJo dLicSf AMI AhIiNIh MAIkRIALN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No 1t2 M1fn sfrsef, Richmond. n iais
LNAI.SE HUMOH HCOHHECTED.-In order d,ai ne
n public may not be msed by the
Ms are daily being made BY the enemies Of family sul
deem my duty Of m prominent
that - not true that have valuable
various plebsn pursu reported more particularly a.
man of do deny having vanou r
bovdcf but vs them TO remember inai the proprietor
hat elegant Hotel The Euroetn plan
Hotel n the new building the ENchang- Hotel hnoni
Va and IN future that they msy distinguish rest u
mankind" hops they vii address A.
feii ) wOODsON SMITH
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j B. HARGROVE,
pAvHO
AUCTION NEER,
Val street under 81. Chdries Hotel,
NNTnL whole Hiring Of
w groes, Real Estate, &e, publicly and privately.
sAes saisfActory no charge made
EB He has a convenient place for keeping slaves.
The subscriber respectfully he
unued the auction having his Office
Hsgove takes pleasure In accommodating his former
give him call. BENZ. DAVIS
July 81
EAHTIIEN w a N T.. CHINA AND GLASS.
SPRING, 1856
FUNHE subscriber
Chfnd and Glass Looking glasses Crssors Lamps
dHf fHcy Goods Of recent Importation and from auction Trade
Sales.
To cash buyers prompt payers Inducements
be held out fully equal to that be odd North else
where. wM. " BUTLER,
mhS Importer Of China, &c. ~ Main sfre.
WE sre receiving Spring, SUPPLY OF GOODS,
w slstng In part Of the following articles
90 bbs Crushed and Puiverised Sugar
90 do O.. Yellow
- hhds. New Orleans
116 Bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee
100 Boxes Brown and Black Soap
leo Boxes AdAmNntine Candles
~ hhds Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
b0 superior Carb ~
s. bbs New Orleans MolAsseS
100 bbs Mountain Dew whisky
IS do Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do Kerrs Sunmerdean do,
90 bill. and - y Casks Imitation Brandy
200 Sacks Salt Ashton and Marshall
81 Kegs PomgranAte Tobacco
80 Boxes Ground Coffee
90 Packages Green and Black Teas
hSO-vnegar Pepper Anspce, Wrapping Paper, Pow
Booms, Buekrs Holland Gin, Apple Randy
Mrs Miller Fine Cut Smoking Tobacco
articles too tedious TO mention In Advertisement.
mhiS RATcLIpP a DOUGLASS
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Martin farquhar Topper has written pocm called
THE Opium Trade" n It's purposes n Punch
while reading three verses fell fsst sslcepi
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
OUR HOMES

F -" ~ -#'
What are their corner stone but the
vi-tue of an, and where does social
well-being res. but in Cur homes! Must
we not trace all other blessings OF civil
ICED life 10 The doors Of our dwellings!
Are nut our hearth stones guarded by
holy iorrs, c~onjugal. hlial and pasernal
love, the cornerstone of church aud
state. more sacred than either, more nec-
essary than both! Lie, our temples crum-
BILE. and capilols of Stale be Ievellsa with
the dust. but spare our homes. lie. no
socialist invade them with his wild plans
OF community. Man DID not invent, and
he cannot improve or abroga,e ,hem.-
A private shelter 10 cover in two hearts
dearer TO each other Than all the world ;
high walls to exclude the profane eyes Of
every human being; seclUsion enough for
children 10 feel that mother is 4 holy
and peculiar name-this lie home; md tins
is the birth place o fevery secret thought.
Here the church md state mus, come for
their origin and support. Oh! spare our
hnmes! The love We experiences there
gives Us our faith IN an infinite goodness:
the purify aud dislnteres,edness of our
home 10 our f0retas,e and our earn
eat Of q better world. In relations
there established and fos,ered do we find
through life the CHIEF solace and Joy OF
eyiHtenca < grNF as tw8 E F at
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

debate. ! would say, for the information
of the gentleman, that | have been a res
iden, Of Iowa since | was iwenty-one
years old-always iahored TO gain an
honest livelihood and voted The demo.
cratic ,icke, till 1865. l recognize the
constitution and the laws Of the u. 8.
and Of This state, az The rule Of my civil
and political action. / recognize a high.
er rule, with the bible as my guide in
moral action. IN that book, we are
commands 10 come on, from among
the wicked-to be entirely seperated-
to touch not, lasts not, handle not, the
u~nclean thing The democratic party
went alter strange gods, and | left them.
| am under many obligations to my old
political friends Tor their support; and
particularly TO the gentleman from Wa
2eIlo (Mr. FraEklin) who Gays he wrote
ticke,s all day for me. | hope some DAY
TO be able to return the favor, for | Ell.
pect to see many of my old democratic
friends in the ranks Of the Republican
party.
Monday evening, the resolution came
up again, and in reply to an a~llusion Of
Mr.. Barker. fas as "
Mr.. Cloud said-his (Mr. Barker's
line oil poelry-'freedom shrieked when
kosciusko feir-was not my quotations;
and as the gentleman (Mr. B. has been
studying on it all day. az be says, it
shows that he is no poet; as well as his
quotations of scripture show, that he is
not very familiar with tina. book. He CT
ted-'Siavs as be obeGien,to your matters
By the same license in quo,aiion--,he
Savior's Words--sWeil done good and
faithful servant, would read, well done
good aud faithful sfayp. "T @.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
AN ELOQUENT

In the speech of Wendall PHILIPPE, de-
llvered al the late AMI Slavery Conven
lion, in Boston, occurs the following elo-
QneRt passage:
ii remember once standing on tie
quavs Of Genoa. and seeing The Frlgate
Of Ohio al anchor in the narhor. and
hslf Italy. with gay banners aud. floating
penanis had come out to see her, 10 ad
mlie tho proportions, and gaze at the
star-lit banners as the emblem of the liber-
~ of The West; and | ,houghtthsn. wha, is
il thasgives our country strength and name
in Europe! II is not Bankrupt Carolina.
she 10 never heard from. il is no. Grip
pied and ~lifeless Alabama-who speaks
OF her! II is the fresh blood OF our young
giants OF the North; il 10 Iowa, Wiseon.
sin, New York. and Ohio; i. is free ia.
Dor tina. tells the tale the world over
Ii is the resources. the industry. the ac-
tiyity, the vigor Of free labor that MAKES
America what she Is amona na.loas.-
Slavery avsrts her doom only by hiding
herself behind il. Dissolution Drugs her
out 10 the light. And she dies in the
blaze Of the nineteenth century.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
NOW LIVING.

A contemporary says that tho boy is
now living who will be Presiden, Of the
Republir in 1000. What his name is
or where he resides. he does no, stop 10
inform US. He may at this mnmen, be
gathering pumpkins in Oregon, or ped.
d ing pop corn around Troy. Daniel
Webster once made "a new sui, of sati
net" by selling catfish q, a shilling a
string. Wherever he may be, all uncon
scions OF his high destiny, he feel. the
divinity .ha. s,irs within him, and grssps
his book, ihirs.ing for knowledge. His
paren.s, as they M we- his endless quer
les, rejo. &c at ms developing intellect, yet
little dream tina, his. will be a grea, name
among men, known wide as the world.
Or %percnsnce tina hard hand of poverty,
or the cold hand of o~rphanage, ERE mould.
ing and training him for The patient eff
ort, tina, self reliance and resolute will,
tina, fit him for grea, achievements. He
must pass through the school that pre-
pares him for his high career. In Lis
youth many a trial and wrong muss break
him 10 the hardness of life. In his man
hood many hardships mast be endured,
many obstacles overcome, and rivals out
stripped in the race; the voice of envy
and detracsion despised; and haired and
malice doisG. Through such a school
and training the Pres dent Of 1900 will
doubtless come, and is TO- coming
But from what condition in life, from
wha, par. of our broad land, no one can
predie, or know but Providence, who
presides over The destinies Of all nations.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

horse coaches from O,tumwa to Charlton.
Resolution IN relation to State printing,
adopted. Reports on roads in Marion,
Memorial for lands 10 McGregor and
Missouri Railroad, requiring Treasurer
TO account for exchange and paying him
5000 for getting 5 per cent. fund; Bills
Tor State Roads to regulate Mills and
Mll!ers: for aid 10 school Fand Commits
sioner OF Warren; to locate Deaf and
Dumb Asylum al Wintersetti { regulate
State e. School revenues, for organizing
Dew county Of Hamilton, and religious
Societies, ntiocuced. Bill for deposit
tons out of State, referred; 10 vacate al
ley in Keossuqua, I'd reading; and Res.
'nsrueting Demoine River Improvement
Co, conferred in, two Come. appointed.
Bills for advertising Es,rays; and for de.
inlRg duties of County Judges. referred.
Bills for subdivision of lands and Stale
Road in Marion, passed. Certain cor
respondepce of Sup. Pub. Instruction,
called for Bill excepting Fair Grounds
re-eommitted. Kesolunon for daily mail
4 horse coaches Iowa CITY 10 Ft Des
MONIES passed Adjourned TO Monday.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
AoWa grgislatnrf.
Iowa Cry. Dec. 8, 1856

-#r#.-t AAo"h VIII DCGs . . loJO.
SENATE.-The bill providing for pay
ing the State bonds in the Philadelphia
Bank, Okas passed. b. a5ue sn5f .E-.
Mr.. Saunders. from the comm itee on
Ways and Means. reported back a bill
TO amend Chapter Sc of the Code, in re-
'ation TO School Lands and School Funds,
with one amendment, MI. Ramsey
moved further 10 amend The bill, by pro.
viding that the additional bonds of the
State Treasurer be not less than S250,-
900, which was adopted. MIR. Tr,mble
offered an amendment, requiring the
Treasurer Of State to rspor, what AMI
he may receive for exchange on the 5
per cent. fund. and place il 10 the credit
of the Stale, which was adopted. The
bill was then read a third time and pass.
ed. -sa .s.# rr .r saHF .h-g$ asM
HoUsE.-The House met, with Mr.,
Dorland in The Chair aseaa-pg~5 DTS
Resolutions on Kansas, laid over ill
afternoon. rg a.ass ttrfaa yfst4 fsnsg ~
Joint Resolution, from the Senate, to
authorize the committee on Demoine
River TO sDploy a clerk. send Tor persons
and papers. Read u third time and
passed unanimously. f41-1a # # .ef q
The Speaker resumed the Char in
the afternoon, after aOsence from illness.
The afternoon was spent in further
discussion and motions on the Join,
Resolution: aud the debate was resumed
a, T O'clock in .hs evening. tra a
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25

After the ~adjudgement Of two minor
cases the argument in the case of"Dred"
Scou vs.J. F. SsIdford was resumed
MI. Geyer for The applicant took ,he
ground that an African il incapable OF
being made . citizen, and that i. had
been so decided by the courts iE a mum.
Der OF cases. Al the time of the adoption
of the constitution every State except the
Slave holding States in the convention
for the adoption Of the constitution lei,
open the African Slave trade for twenty
years, and TO his mind il was not the in,
,ention Of the trainers of that ins'rumen.
to make en- importation OF material for
sItizenship. g q Eaaa a4 Big GEi 81
Demoine courier., 1856-12-25
A DISCOVERY.

Col. Benton is certainly a genius
He has inverted q new Compromise
He has discovered awav in which The RI
sing 6issensions between the North and
South can be healed, and the harmony
os ,he Union restored. He wants some
noble spirits in the North TO advocate the
restoration of those good old times when
Shareholders could bring their slaves in
TO any Of the Free S,ales and hold them
for three, six. nine mOn,hs,-or as long
as may sui. their convenience. THE is
all. he ,hinks. tina. is necessary. Why
won't somebody start the balll John
Van Buren,, for example, is out Of bust
ness JUS. Dow;--why cannot he under.
take il? Perhaps MIR. Fillmore viii! join
him, at 4s0r e. As&EEt @t1 @sF@s