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. oToN RIDGE SEMINARY for YOUNG

A SiIIrs I'm, Rev B. &. HUNTINGTON A. Pnn.
c.sIst .' ,ass bs, r,eommented
ysst,ses physical mental snd religious sue. s.'on on
sT., 0wspSHspaY Of september next with ne,ss.sa
advantages with teachers OF uen .n s a. ,es them ia
mem 60. mn o her pros.sion and with such
CO., " s :. believed DO hardly eau.ed In the
s. " from Phsdelrbs. aud accessible q rro:a , ,sv
ers d. 4 !. eve miles -ss be Sie. east from
N. Roc dale Station the new road iron fns"eP "
"esSns.1 ADvANTAGEs-The situation Is very sls
- con handing a prospect OF thirty miles s1d tsm -,
bic heabiness ard beauty OF .sIs Mt Here cay.
Guy The cheeks soquire bloom and the frame vsor
81 ,soos De.s h.s ever occurred sod every pup
eeu.isu hes in proved health The sroanes snd
.ItsIsiye lawn adorned with walks Me9rs sr.s N.
,h.ne e,s air sDS sDe ssDefy imps ebesns.s o. .p
The retirement secures the pG l," Of the school
ssord them the many comforts and en'N
'i5 The Law ofthe house say, patron
ID. law of love kinene happily % 70 E'Sn
te'essr s ns' eeted with bss comfort and
:. ;se strict limitation Of admissions 70 forty win hve teach
s RE sn B f 6iis Combine With
pie recommendation ard nodern
:.: .R1s soon are wen ventilated hand
soey furnished and % as .ry and psor and ali the To-
ssn ssnsemen,s Of the household are sccordAot with re-
snsd and conducive to refined ta.tes and habits
sSGf e cJ RpsBsE OF STUDY aided by aud
On, ,omns all the bfsDchos Of thorough English Educs.
49,. osetber with Latin and French Music an
Drs.ns completion is optional with parents and is cert'
hs T n FRENCH LANGUAGE spoken by the prrcip.l.
M has bad the advantage of nine years resi-
depce In Paris. .
THE RELIGIOUS INFLUENCE has been spoken Of By
and pupils in such terms az the foowins
"Tbe Church may be thankful Tor such .ch2o" Never
shall rsst the impressions haze received there family
worship" The minds and hearts Of pupis bear fruits OF
admirable Christian ainDg Sound evangelical nstruc-
tons AMI heahfu religious influence brought to bear
directly the forming character of the pup" The pupils
attend Episcopal the Seminary unless elsewhere d.
reetsd By parents. 49,, g.,
ACCEsS-In II hours Med. and Rockdale, from Eish-
miles to tho
Rocko ale station nes east from thence BY carriage or
stsae or hours Chester from Prime and
Chester and miles west from thence
b earrsse ..,--
sis Music, Ssh Latin, French and Drawing esch slL
Ipcidens extra To those who prefer stated for every
thing inc udng the Of school books sheet music and
ing materials ert,d charge dey de'e'sson WHIT
evey, 800 per session. &c..
The sessions commence the first Weesdsys In Septeu'
her and February Vacations in July aud kngust -,
REFERENCES.-The sci DOL Is strongly rccommendea oy
evangelical cergymen OF the Epcopa and one
Churches In nearly every State whose names with all otner
Add,s.s REV. B. g. HUNTING TON,
VILLAGE Green p. o., Delaware County, Pa
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY, Poughkeepsie
~ NewYork.-MiLO P. JEwETT, Principal aud Propris

In the COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY 1t 1. propo,sd to
duct the careful and thorough training Of limit ID number Of
YouDs Ladies constituting SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL
ents and the number Of Teachers large proportion the
Pppi. ., ,,v. >, .u,,. .,,,. .o,s
practical and M eiucation adding every pleasing
plishment
No location be suitable for the eontem
plated bsa the City town BY none
IN beauty Of sueon salub,ity Of climate and the intelligence
and refinement Of its citizens
Especial attention Ia given the health Of the pupils The
agencies teeo on exercise ia the air bsr use OF
water cold and tcd abundant supply Of wholesome fool
ard Petect system order aud puncusty In all School aud
Family duties In addition 10 daily walks among the beautiful
enviro foSshkeee and 10 the play grounds Of
p<sctioed under the dlreeton q the Teachers
BoAfders permitted TO saloons
The Academic Year will on thu pa of Sep
tsmbeI Tbeu viii be recess during the Holidays
Pupils may for Quarter only: all bills fr such being
ysbe sdvsrce Those who enter for the Scholastic Yea
The lst Of March
EXPENSES
Members Of the family CT the Principal will be charged for
board $50 This includes uras % Rooms Fuel
Isbt sId Wsshs Young Lsaes expected 10 provide
With he usua articles for personal including
ovss Nspkns SNver Dessert Fork and Spoon and Napkin
Ring TUITION PER VVkrn
For the Regular Course nslsdns III ssh Latin French and
Pupils Dot pursuing the Regular Course charged fol-
low Epssh elo French SIC LATIN &C. Piano Forte and
- Of insrumsrt e15 Guitar as Harp, SIS; Drawing,
io Psin1pej (wses eclors), fie Painting In Oil. SSo
Cocsl Music treauired Of all puptls), 81 %. . -
Catalcgues fursished on application to NJ +. JEWETr
SepshksSPsis Jolly lass.
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turniture.
COTTAGE and ENAMELED FURNITURE
~ Elegant well made suites, low e25. OF the
factory No. 6S4 Broadway. below Bleecker ct.
AS-HEATERS or NURSE LAMPS
VI W. =. SHAW,S PATENT Boston Mas

Aimosphec Air and Illuminating Gas used fuel
ready means Of beating small quantity Of water; pint
will boil five minutes Place the Heater any wing or
6hts burner the air flows in the bottom and counses
with the igpe this the top Of the face
you produce nense heat and blue flame which surrounded
BY finely persted tin cylinder By which toe flame and
ducts Of combustion supplied with atmospheric
high temperature necessary for complete chemical
perfect combustion Of the mixed Without this
metal they .m only noxious odors
deadly posons fOrue acid and .idehyde Az the .ppnstas
By the most sensitive tests detect their
preseIce In communications from Prof A. l. Hayes j. n
Wshsn ESQ., and other scen,i6s gentleman the shsenee
perforated mstsL Inquire for sHAwS PATENT GAS
HEATER My name and cate Of Patent stamped 90 each
For sale, at whole ale and retail, by
w. r. Sha~ l. Co. Boston, Msss, Nc. l74 Wsshaston.r-
Cornehus Baker L Co. Philadelphia. Pa
Taylor Hodsetts No GO Beekm.ns.. N.Y.
Ielsrce Gro.,ean. No. ~ Beetmanst n T.
retail BY ell the prime pa Houss Furnishing aaA Gs
panufscturs great variety Of Gas and Az Room Heating and
Cooking Stoves, patented by w. y. SHAW Drawing and
dsserPasns wl1 Be (orNsrdsA By mad WAea reaasged
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Jnstrurtion.

BOOKKEEPING, &c.-'FOSTER, DIXON &
- Co opened stuion No $40 Broadway which
~ confer benefits upon the mercantile community
ING afforded by them in the most substanu practical and
expeditions Never before establishment
much ability united for the purposes of teaching Mr. DIXON
the accomplished pemsa we ever saw The ohsr gen
tlemen voraby Known and their extensive
enables them render essential aid to in
sec urina eligible situatcnA" Courier.
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psssed views both North and South The grounds embrace
scres beautifully laid with fountains flower fruit
trees large susround and shading
e bouse The House Italian style large and very com
pete bavps and hot and cold water
kels tubes &c There large greenbou and brick stable
The which msde to order Ia the CITY ana oi the
ffcj6g mohUxk: kap's eesslsS aAADHSI&i
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-NOtic is hereby given that
~ the Copartnerhp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm of SLOTE JAMES, u dsso we'd
party authorized 10 settle the business Of the
Dated July l, 1856. HENRY L. SLOTE.
JONATHAN JAMES.
g.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-Eotice h hereby given that
the undersigned according provisions of the Revised
Statutes of the State Of have formed limited part
persbp that the under which such partner
ship to conducted SLOTE JAMES; that the general
intended TO be transacted . the
scuring and selling of BLANK BOOKS and STArONERY
that the Of the general partners interested therein are
HENRY SLOTE, who resides in the City Of New FORK. In
the State New York and JONATHAN JAMES whs resides
City Of Brooklyn, County Of Kings and sse q New
York that the OF tho special partner interested
therein u WILLIAM H. WEBB who resides In the City Of
ew.Yok State Of NewYork; that the amount Of capital
which special has contributed The
stock $1,000 and that the period at which the said partner
ship TO the 6rst day Of July 1856 and tho period
at which will terminate is the first day Of July, l86-Daed
Nev-Yofk, July |, 1896 II sLOTE,
- JONATHAN JAMES,
W. II WEBB.
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MI I'M ls-lN Ci'C uVlVo va
very choice LAND the ridge above the Croo,
AaueduS opposite the mansion Of Mr. Mallory; overlook
ms the entire Villages Of Tarrto and Beekmsntown aud
afordng very and delightful river prospect This
property situated that can be easily divided into several
VILLA SITES and 10 be Of the best located
the Hudson for Residence OF for Country Seat
Tetuu easy. Apply to WARD CARPENTER, rsrrytown.
John wARRfN, No 4s Madealsns, N y.
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NEW ROCHELLE PROPERTY for SALE

~ The HOMESTEAD formerly the residence Of SAMUEL
BOVINE with about Eve Of land beautifully situated
enjoying commsI ding view of DaveDports Neck and the
Sound far the reach fronting on three
b. made into dwelling house. Also, STABLE aud CAR
RAGE HOUSE. S0x22 feet. Possession immediately In
oure of WILLIAM BRYSON the premises, or Of f. II.
LUDLOW Co, No. "A Finest, New York. (ll5l(
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WATERFRONT PRoPERT

WATERFRONT PROPERTY.-FOr Sale,
w ia Of good LAND 10 miles from NewYorh City,
on the north shore Long Island nearly opposite Glen Cove
80 acres Of which beautiful grove fronting Hemps:ead
Hsrbo OF mas from Manhassst Steamboat Land
S well adapted in every way for fine country resi- ience.
Apply TO JAMES UDALL Great Neck Long Island at No
81 Front st.. from 70 o. IN, OF ALFRED A. MOTT
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~ MANSION the former residence she Hon.
j. w. Huntington built In the careful and substantial
wan scotsd liz the principal newly painted aud
IL the perfect order with large Stables Carriage House.
Wood House. &C. highly cultivated Garden and Grounds well
stocked with grapes u shubbey and flowers aud having
brook through situated the public shaded
with ussphcent old elns schools churches Ooe
and steamboat muIcation: popular high school, within
mile oftbe Free Academy just finishing at cost Of nearly
and eli the ADVANTAGES family otsse and
would ard appreciate In six hours from
New York BY railroad steamboat three times day Norwe
IL picturesque and beautiful town in
New. and proverbsy healthy 1t will be sold for
ssCea Possession may be had at once Apply to HOMER
MORO AN Pine N. Y Metropolitan .nk Building. S074
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TIME NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIT"
IN STATES MAIL STEAMERs.-Ths ships soue<se'

rhs ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Bldridsei
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstocki
3 The ADRIAT1C, Capt. James West
hese shp have built by contract expressly fr ths ~
service every has been taken In their ceustu
" s.o in their engines strength and speed and III
for passengers are unequaled tor elegance
somfoxt- 4, n. -.
ESQ In second DO, s75 From Liverpool to sew.fSn
and % suines experienced attached to esch sn
No bebs paid for The ships Of this hns
have improved bulkhesds and 70 avoid danger %
6rsfo of August,
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ENOR SALE-The two story and-attic BRICK
Il DOUBLE HOUSE and LOT Of GROUND on The .ou;h
side of Fsnklin St and known Nos 81 eai IS Size of
House. so 20 feet deep size of L. 50 feet deep About
800 feet east Brosdway For further particulars appy to
BAKER WEEKS, Auetioneers No. 6 Pine St
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financial.

Psrsrx Basx NV Yosx.l
June % 1876
A DIVIDEND Of FOUR az PER CENT. has
"A THIS DAY ben declared payable 70 the so sn"'a''
"a ana sfer TIE LIST July next By oraef
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For freight or passaee, apply 70
EPWAkD s X c9kTiSs No IS wsl'e' T.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austin Frars LouAon-

b.. U.
The of hese ships will not be accountable for cd,
ver bullion specie ewely precious stones metals unle
s .dns signed therefor and the value thereof
Dressed therein.
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MGRoAsIrLr BAsx. Eer;Igf J%y , =; rs'o
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE 90 fEh I'M ~ y.
"A tr Capital stoct OF this Bsnk has besn dseAfei Payso
on tho 18Th met az $3.50.
fne N-'o' ~ T.. J. BLAKE. Csshier
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OFFICE OF THE RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 4
NEw.yosx TUESDAY, July 5. 1886. J
A T an ANNUAL ELECTION held on Monday,
IA 7h inst u following named gentlemen were elected
DIRECTORS Of this Company for the ensuing year;
Isaac o. Baker, ysmss Davis. Abrs'n g. Scribuer,
EhjA y. PuIdy John w Ketchan, James Watkins
Wilson Small samuel Rsynor, Chsa D. Bailey,
Jonsihan Purdy John Robinson. Marx Stephe nson,
Jscob Miller, John simpson, John Pettisrsw,
William H. Adams. Oliver w. Woodford, John Ash,
Ansop WoosiDg Geo. II. Purssr, Joseph Rose,
Geo. j. Hamilton, joseph Whitfield, Harrison Hall,
Thcmss Wa lace, John H. Bowls William Siupson
Merritt II smith il David II. MeAp;n James L. Stewart
William Peet Edwin Hopkins
At subsequent Meeting Of the Board ISAAC o. BARKER
ESQ unanimously elected President, aud JNO. w.
KETCHAM, cav, Vice President
EDWARD B. FELLOWS. Secretary.
FULTON COPPER COMPANY.-Notice q
hereby given that the following Stock Fulton Copss
CoDpsnv IL forfeited for Of due 6ea
L. 1854 and Feb L. 1875 and that ths will b. sod ~
Pablo suction. ct tue Once u the sscrstsry No. Hasov
Nsv-Ycrk.
On MONDAY, the 18th Of July next
AT 10 O'Clock . N,
Cnlsss prsvioudy redeemsd-
kcSBERs cIRrfYfcATrs:
IL los le ITO. ILL., ia rs, H. u.s. ll5 le8 III IL IL
II, 30 ", 81. a. s. ~ &c. 80 u, Ot iob H. r7s 4s g. H4
g. L. s5 b. ~. - Us $50 fSs 49, H. a. iis ia Ia ~, la
T. lea i0, rs, 81. lo, las TO- e. &C. u g. Is a. g. s ~
- 10 iss -. ~ 81 IA. %, ~ n X vs.. n. "a, q. =
New Yogk, yns :, isA
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PEOPLES PrsE Insurance COL
NEw-YoRK, June ~, 1885. )
AT an ELECTION held June II. 1856, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors Of this Company
fbS the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS
Richard varick, GAYLORD Hubosl William NJ Wilson.
D. Jackson Steward, James g. Brouwer, Abraham Lesxst
Freeman Campbell, lothian c. Neeka, Lyman Chaplin,
Samuel Brdssn, Solomon Bsnta, John w. Lewis.
Edward l.. Lynch, George Warner, Thomas Williams
Peter r. Christie, William Moir Edward r. Clark
james :. Lewis, Edward Nelson, Mortimer Brown,
Cornelius Stephens, Matthias Clnk Philip Bouesteol,
Simon Shind!er Christopher Gwyer, Alfred Barnore,
VIM D. wsshburn, John Mobsypenny Charles r. Mcintyre,
John P. Yelvertop, George D. Crasin David +. Bsker
Gideon De Angels, Matthias Boodyood.
subsequent meeting OF the Bossd RICHARD VARICK,
ESQ.,. ws unanimouay re elected President
W. r. UNDERHILL Secretary.
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ELECTION of DIRECTORS.-Ofhce OF the
II CLINTON COUNTY COAL Co, Pa, No; rs wsts..
khoders Of the Clinton County Coa Lon
psny hereby Notified that the annual
EIeetionl will be held the office Of the Company NO 10
Wast New York FRIDAY the llth day Of July neA''
JOHN c. MALLORY, President
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nREXEL, SATHER & CHURCH, BANKERS.
~ SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, draw Bais Of Exchange On
DRExEL Co, PHILADELPHIA, payable the principsI
cities Of the United States.
Collections made at San Francisco and the interior the
State and proceeds promptly RENTED Collections NAV n
seat 6rect 70 d. s. c.. o. through DREXBL ( Co. Phus
dephs, or L. s. LAWRENCE Co, No. 1874 Nssssus ny
Exchange San Francisco for SALE suit hy
DRExEL Co., Phlsdslphis and L. s. LAWRENCE 4 Co,
New. York.
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ROOTH & SEDGwICKv LONDON CORDIAL
~ 0iN-A superior bsy2ssS ssA tonic yss seby ssseAs
ASsa0. ef9xeoN BIOS. Ne OesssrNk :.
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEMl.
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINh-Ihs nsS

III q m
and mssni6cent steamship JAMES Ap9ER Cses = saT n
UWDAY July IL, ct o'clock p m precisely, rT snJSff%
apply on board where all BILL Of bsdns rsrcS 20 Ne
% Broadway. The fsvoee steamer 4 a. 49,
P,xsr Florida will connect with the New.fotk sesmSn -
a.vs Chs,leston every TUESDAY at o'clock m Tsoe4a
sictsts TO Jacksonville, SSl 4; to Platha, SS
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CAVINGS BANK.-MARINEhS o. 1 ~, =, q.
y INSTITUTION corner Of S-sv and ShseLoPennm ad
...ss Of nerus Interest svrd deposits OF $50 anu
.nSsr 4, The rate of per cent aud on sums over ~
the rate Of per Deposits made on o. eeios
ssh ~ fv Vii be allowed fron the INST Oh Juy
Bsni open daily from m. to p and on wednesday,
ans Ss'a'aAy' "0N THOs B. sTILLMAN. President
s,, s.sv c W.. M Enss, viesr'''id'osA
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FVWrEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE = IT, Iss
a Rs4sx viii leave Pier No. North RssI 2:
BAY July 6. at ecock m pseei,,ey .soss saJ q, -
:sss At tho oe. sPOFFoRD TEsr2H Co.. M IA
HnGER viii sscceed. and leave on SATURDAY. July ~
The fsvors Steamer CAR oLINA having resumed ses
III. vith he Steamer. New sork. Leaving CnsN9
.yery TUESDAY at o'clock p. m Tareash iNAe" 70 's~
sanvtile =
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Tor LIyERPOOL-Steamshi LEBANON,
l. T. Cook, commander This new and powerful stssmer
Steam Packet Company Dock at Jersey City. THURS
PAY July Passage money for artess passengers only.
fosisiOns and Stewards fss but without wies liquor.
which be obtained board Freight taken at
rates Apply to Z. CUNARD. No 4 BowlipS green.
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Bales bp Auetion.

MOZART. Auctioneer-by s. BOGART.-
This DAY 81 10y O'clock Of the Auction Rooms corn
rnnsst and llnam BY order Of the Admin rstnr 81
osi 9is VARIETY Stone, Dry 0osds CIoshns H. "a.
o,'n 'svsy. "ssesss Showcase. hsey Dry 0oois Tdmi
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TTNHE STOCKHOLDERS of the ACCESSORY
Il TRANSIT COMPANY (of Nicaragua are requested 70
meet at the office Of SAMUEL F. TRACY No 26t Broad
wsy on TUESDAY next, the 18th inst at o'clock m.
full attendance requested as business OF inpof
tarce will be brought before the meeting
NEw.YoRK July 9, 1856
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NI"'io NswYoRE, May n. 1853
NJOMCE.-The rate Of Freight BY the SteemoR
II - 49,. ,,us from Liverpool reduced = - Pst tsa -
..v~ment unfa further notice r. n NO.-.s..S.-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
squlantter sovereignty a MY tn.

A year ago squatter sovereignty was as much
the rage as the last new bonnet from Paris, or
the most senseless opera from Italy. Would-be
statesmen looked upon it as direct revelation,
politicians confounded it with the Koran, and
the Territories were to be made thereby per-
petual paradise. The newspaper press of twenty
States was filed with its laudatioD. Mr.. Douglas
and Mr.. Atchison first grew jovialand then QUAR-
relsome over its paternity, while Franklin Pierce
in blissful self-complacency feted his friends at
the White House, upon the happy consummation
of the new faith. .-....,,x ..
But that day has passed. Sauatter sovereign
ty went to Kansas peaceably at first, but now it
marches to its, terrestrial heaven with Sharpe's
rifles on its shoulder, or Colts revolver in its
belt. At last the scales seem to have fallen
from many eyes, and sqnatter sovereignty is
| treated as a myth by the advance thinkers of the
| country. The SouthiC carolina school has denoun
ced it as heretical; Mr. Douglas, following in the
wake, has put forth a new Interpretation in hi:
| "Latter Day" report, and now, his eulogists arr
singing hymns to the power of Congress" al
over the country.
| We have been reminded most forcibly Of thi.
sudden reyulsion by an extract which we TAXI
from the Richmond Enquirer. That paper give
| tone to the entire Southern press, and in tha
1 paper we find the subjoined pronnnciamento :
! Among the fair, but false and fatal theorie
of the day, none attracts SO much homage as tn
'squatter sovereignty courtesan. There ar
{ none SO ready with deceitful promise, and non
SO sure to cover their victim with shame and re
i proach. The sovereignty ofthe people is a nc
BILE principle, and should command universe
homage. Squatter sovereignty is an impostur
"a counterfeit copy-an ugly idol wrought b
mems hands-and should be kicked off the p.
destal, where it sits in mock majesty and court
the alteration of fools and demagogues.' RI Mi.
Z souri Dem. Y AZ 80 .A5l 's2 ''isss Is
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Just as We Anticipated.

S. N. Wood, who acted as agent for the re.
cent Kansas party from Ohio, advises all who
may follow to take some other route than the
Ohio river; for from Louisville to St. Louis, they
cannot hope for decent treatment Hereafter,
let all those who wish to avoid trouble and de-
tention on their way to Kansas take the quick
est, pleasantest and cheapest route, ria Burling-
ton. Here all kind Of supplies can be bought
as cheap as at places further East The roads
from this point to Kansas are through the pleas
ATTEST part of Iowa, and in dry weather as good
as in older States +.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

SUGAR MART AT y NEw oRtEANs,--The louisiana
sugar planters have, in convention, taken steps
for the tablishment ofan extensive sugar mart
at New Orleans 1t is proposed to purchase the
ground between Bienyille snd Jackson streets,
in that city, which ground, exclusive of the plat
forms connected with the harves, and the space
occupied By the streets crossing the Levee, is
! ,25o feet long, with an average width of 25Q
feet, and will afford room for upwards Of 90, 900
hogsheaps Of sugar. The cost of the irnarsovc-
nents suggested is slo5 Coo sSo, ,ooo tos pat pa
shed with slate roof and iron columns 70 inesss
twothirds Of the, ground. It is Suggested sha.
if dnring twelve months there shoald 6e saa lalaea @
there zoe, 900 hogsheads Of saga and yov,eoV
barrels Of molasscs, tax Of ten senss sach os
inc levied on the former and FIVE cents each up.
/ on the latter, the mari would yield an annual @
nicome Of 1885, ,O0O. .isnsesa f,issfaaF,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
Fast Rail Road.

A gentleman just returned from Muscatine
and Iowa City, informs US that the Railroad CON
Meeting these two points is one Of the greatest
affairs he ever rode over. Going up the cars
were seven hours on the road and coming down
six, thus making from FIVE to six miles per hour.
The cuts and fills are just wide enough to lay
down the cross ties lengthwise The late rains
have set the earth to sliding into the cuts, until
they are well filled. At one point they have to
walk around place Of three-fourths of mile
that is impossible, and many others are nearly SO.
Wrecks of cars are to be seen on almost every
mile of the road. Staging our informant thinks
is faster and decidedly safer, than riding over
the Muscatine and Iowa City or the Davenport
and Iowa City Railroads. e.f SIS ssg.s ,5.5 s