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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

AUCTION NOTfCF--I r LEEnS Will sETIA
n "Wednesday July A. iuA, O'Clock all the furnissre
rcslcuc, ,s1 embracing large and
d.~rahe sorent ~ hr.t class household furniture such
od sood psror suits covered satin pier amt
tables rich and chairs covereiin
an1 uDue expensive oil paintings clocks
chins and other costly ane ornaments LARGE AMI
al Freeh plate superior rse~Df octave
pssnolore ssoo and made by tlhrrt ~ Boston
wood elegant rosewood work tables. lined with satin
secretary velvet and Bruasek carpets
oat rxensr table costly sod silver containing full
n chins tea sna dinner sets sl
vury cutlery mahogany cushioned chairs sofa- aofa bod
did rosewood and mahogany befstead
bureaus washstaf toilet sss hair mattresses ingram
carp-s orgs tc Parties in wan, q drs' rtss household
Will find NJ This SAL everything reque foe house
keeping aud Of the best Description. sale posnve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

rCTfON yorIcE-rIios BELL. AUCTfoSEER-HY
n BFfJ. tSH-Tbi- day Il los O'Clock ~ the sales
rsauis u North wuam street viii commence the sale "
general dry Rod fancy snd Furnishing hosiery ce-
ribbons yrelry stationery fancy boxes
elaahng table bed lsdsss dresses parasos
ul-. aud chrr gnvs Al IL O'Clock wiz BE- aoi
Of Judgment Gne four spenid lever
watches bon goed jewery se The sale q this vaus
vtIl b. continued ssd closed without
Wednesday. Thar~iay-Fse s,ock a. wines, liquors,
GERS. &C.
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rcIIoN NOTICE. -rERENPToRY sALE-HorsE

AUCTION NOTICE -PEREMPToRY sALE.-HorsE
~ bid furniture. glassware. Ac.-~AMtEL OS,tOOD h
60 surlnneers vl sell Nassau this TUESDAY
murnirg nt, O'Clock large AMI well assorted ~
househnd urni twelve suites paor
furniture secretary bookcases dre~sng bureaus wassanis
bels and heffing bedsesds
tables. eegrres psror rocking and yoap chairs ensmeed
CHAMBER sues sarhbr top centre tsier oil paintings rch
g frsnch plate oval china
glassware. cutlery. Ac Ron hia sale deposits be
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

nyANrrp-A MAN WHO ~ THOROUGHLY Ac.
w qualnied With horses work IN avery stable and
dive mrs be temperate man, and be vel recommended
Agpiy n Trustee stables Green Point Tenth Nrry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

UcTIONEERS DRY GOODS MERCHANTS FURNr
"A ture dealers and all artisans and tradesmea who wish
make their business known throughout the should
make known peir wishes Arouxh he AMERICAN WEEKLY
PRESS the best published In the country Crcu
lang among all classes universally Advertise
n-ns inserted for my line Issued evory Friday.
Subscription 81 furnished
hundred ONCE northwest fulton
and Nassau New York where all kinds OF job printing
cards circulars posters, &c, Ac printed neatly and
pedtsoualy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

WATCHES, JEwEbRY, &C.
rAIJFoRrfA DIAsOsDp-EQrAL IN BRuJrAyuy
~ 70 ss rc. so. - ~ y % sls rings, ~ 70 ss earrings.
a h. 49, " ~ n ~ studs brscelsts AnV III
fe shove srfN-~ all
Wholesale s~~l>rs -ipphed.
al. JACOBS nsnsfae,urins jewelss, ~ B~osiwsy.
f,oMPo1rTror AND GOLD vBsT cHArSs-A ggw
~ srwce warranted not 70 tarnsh change cor az ne
money re,urneS Prses ~ ~ 70 - Manufactured only nv
Thee eins seo, ~ as 70 sny ssrt o. the Unset states
Wholesale dealers snppnet.
L.AJ'JACoBs msnalsc,urinsje jew spsrs sO7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01
SALES Ar Auction.

A LFRED BRAGG, AUCTIOSEER.-A. BRAGG A co
n will sell at auction, "Wednesday, July al w A. NJ
their ssiesroom 50 cortIandt street prime
shoes and brogans comprising In part the Of retailer
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AUCTION NorICE-SHERIrF's SALE OF fURNI.
IA ture, Ac.-SAMUEL OSGOOD CO.. Auctloneers
viii si the No T Eighth
Threh and Thirty first conprisng household rn
crocxery, cutlery,
Tor su,, &C. JOHN I, STEWART, Deputy sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

A CcTIoN NoT1CE.-CRoCKERY. GLASS AND CHINA
~ By ]. =. II. BARrIETT, nucuoneer Tuesday. July l.
10 ocock nj 81 Pea. street. large sock Of all kinds w
blue and loo packages glass china
lrry britannia &C Goods well packed for shipping
Sale positive rain shine
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UAsTED-A GIRL. PROM TWELVE TO FOURTEEN
w yesrs q sre Afpy II "a West i7h st. second floor,
9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

s~~~~
boston REGATTA.-IN Tiir RFGATTA IN BOSTON
I'D the zf inst, the two boats soul race
both built BY Mr. William ~ parng, Of 81 South sres
New York.
L'OrRHI OF JULY, Is5s.-AS NrAB FIRE ISLAND
in regatta There will be I'd The Fourth on
from Douniny's Hotel at 10 A. ~ " sail boats Of % feet
under belonging IN the bay Tua atnbos Hero Cant
Conkn VIII be IN readiness At Baby convey passengers
and from the beach, ON the arrival from the Long
Island trains al Deer Park
GRAND REGMTA AT Gf.EN C'yg.-A PURSE or
VI 6fy dollars viii be gves, on Jsy boa,s Of forty
and undfr 70 sail ten miles out and back Clan To
clock Entries 70 be made bafre July g. Al
Dc oce Of the Pavilion Hotel Gan Cow fclin narfes 10
be arranged The morning ~ the race or oRusBEE
DEaArTA-A REGATTA WILL Ia IACg AT
IL Point Breeze 81 miles from ,-<y ts Ferry. York
Bay on TUESDAY srnoou, July Al ococ fr purse ~
fny collars, free Cor all boats snder ~ foot Earanse IS
sevep beats 9g 10 rsce, JOIN Y, mDAEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

VNANTED-A YOUNG, MAN WHO FULLY UNDER
w stands choice family grocery business wines
&C. In broadway other need apply best Of refer
required. Address b. W., Herald ohce.
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

RIO rATENT MEDICINE PRoPRIETORs-THE 40
yertser, druggist by profession, and native of Fts-
dtpha desires the agency OF popular medicine
,Es lie bad much experience the business aad osuA
afe cole charge Uf such articles " committed W hs
ne guarantee 70 give satisfaction by bessowna every
necessary attention TO the usual routine requisite business
OF that Kind Address f2 New York Herald once or
ancs THURSDAY, III, H., box ~ Phusdephis Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

INUGESE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF
second hand and mahogany panoores superior
Light first class cabinet ,de and second hand house
hold furniture, &c: FRANKLIN, NICHOLS Co viii sell at
their salesroom, 70 Nassau street wednesday,
morning. NJ lO O'Clock for account OF estate
wood and one mahogany p'noforte light nearly
and In perfect order also, quantity of second hand
nture and To pay advances sevral suits of and
mahogany parlor rosewood mahogany enamel
led chan Der SUITS extension tables dining chairs
rosewood mahogany and walnut library and secretary book
sdeboars parlor chairs sofas, lounges oi0mans,
centre card and fancy tables French plate mirrors and pier
glasses mante clocks and chra
Ing and plain bureaus and washstands bedeads hair
and paasses oil paintings table cutlery fancy goods
&c and superior double barreed london made) fowng
q &C cnmnlee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND CONBrN ALTON
Il cushions, patented February ~. 1856 for only
tanbers street. up stairs The combination put
oil tables. MICHAEL PIEIAS, rsentee.
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yVASrEp--A GIRL To no THE GENERAL HOUSE
w work q small family; must ~ 4 good .asher and
uorer and good plain cook one with good references
apply II ~ Ninth avenue arer % o.clork 4. ~
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f,LATRvoYAnCr--MRa SEYMOUR, NO. ITO SPRING
~ aree fee doors west Of Broad ths mes celebsAA
nsdicn and business carvoy mt IN America An dhsAsQ
discovered sd cured surabie the ns and whereabouts
absers frentA mAda known unerring ADVICE bwansA
Ia, and no charge urless safis0ed
fpLAIRyoYAN DISCOVERY RI.
~ Gently made IN the Art ~ healing, by Mrs HAYES clair
healing ply stefan Consumption and all diseases
discovered and -'on cureI curabe once, lTs Grald
street New York. NJ B-The fate and whereabouts u All
friends correctly told Unerrng advice given
business, &c No charge, remember, unless sss
Ted.
MADAME MAR, TIE GREAT PHREoLogIsr AND
NI seventh daughter, tell you what profession
talents best suited when. and whom will AMI In
fact she asonhes all who visit her Once g7 West Broadway
MADAM BALDWIN WILL. LEAVE THE CITY IN
vl shor, time all thai ~=h consult her on a the eysnis
life will do well by cahng 1sl Ianreus street thri
tory H. Ladies Is cents; gentlemen 80 ceuts. She
tauses speedy marriage; charge eKsrr
NvATuRAI. MAO1C AND yyNTRILoQUIsM.-yBn
~ fsts cf Siam having reured ncm his prcfscn, Va
~ mail " perscn aesrvus n Learn
nr above vorderfnl Terms retuced N ~ for
,rioa,iarn n natural magic, N fow hon Addrc~
Fstir of siam Of Professor ysio - Barke- ss PtA
ladevhA
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CTATFH ISLAND LOARD-Two OR THREE GIN.
- uemen be pleasantly accommodated with neatly iW
nehed room ard partial board In small private family
TompkInsyie H. The first Ian ting For paruc liars
please fAl 81 NJ s@ tfoadTsy, rcaS s0ad street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-01

yyANTFD-A Girl. TO WORK on ONE oF WHEELED
w A Wilson's sewing machines. need apply Wiilot
they understand ga,er well other kinds Of A
drsss Chapman Herald onEcs.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
THE NEXT u. 8. SENATE,

Among the substantial fruits OF the
confiic. through which we have ius,
passed arc the gains in the u. S. Sem
ate.
Michigan elects a Republican in place
of Gen. Cass.
Wisconsin elects 4 Republican in place
of Gen. Dodge.
Rhode Island elects Republican in
place Of c. 4. James.
Connections has already chosen one in
place of Isaac Ioucey.
Indiana has twO vacancies. 'Fhe Re.
publicans having a majority in the S'ste
Senaet. will probably follow Senator
Bright's EXAMPLE. and postpone the e
lection, by refusing TO go IN join. ballot
Maine chooses 4 Republican in place
OF Hamlin.
Massachusetts chooses a Republican
10 place of Sumner.
New York CHOOSES 4 Republican in
place of Fish.
Caliiornia has two Senators to elect
The resdl1 may be expected by The mex,
steamer.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
Mac EvOy's Panorama and
Dramatic TrOup.

% The Cnizens of Ouumwa, have been
highly entertained during the last week,
ny me exhibition of Mac Evoy's PAN
Drama of Ireland and Niagara Falls, and
a series OF Dramatic performances, by
the Mae Esoy family. The Panorama
10 descriptive OF scenes in lreiend.-
The exhibition is accompanied by an ex.
cesdingly interesting description Of The
scenes represented, consisting Of a reIa-
ton of Historical incidents, legends an.
ecdotes &c. The appearance Of Miss
Kate McEvoy AZ Barney Brallaghsp the
Travellers guide, and he songs OF the
Misses MeEvoy ado much interest to
the performance.
The Dramatic ente r,ainmen.s are in
ieresilng and amusing. evincing decided
TALENT on ,he.. par. of Prot McEvoy, Mr..
G. McEvoy, Miss Mccoy and Miss
Kate. Without pret,nding 10 a gres,
deal of judgment on Theatrical subjects,
We feel justified in saying that Mss
Kate possesses exlrao ,dinnry talen, for
the Stage. and we predic, that by a
careful and assiduous cultivation of her
gifts, she will attain to a high rank Us an
actress, She has become quite a favor.
tie with tho citizens OF Otiumw IVA, who
have rendered her a complimentary ben
eff Ion TO nighi. rhursday.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
Yours truly.
IOurs TUIy,
ID. b. ABRAHAMS
PETER KNOX
A. d. WOOD, and
many other citizens of Otum wa.

Nov. 20th 1856
GENTLEmEN:-Perm me to offer you
my sincere thanks for The very hand.
sore compliment, you have paid nv liz.
ils daughter Kate. in rendering her a
complementary Benef, on ,h,. evening,
rs a token Of your appreciation of her
talents while performing in YOU hand
some city.
accept with gratitude this very kind
mark OF yonr approval OF her PROBES
sional exer.ions, and allow me TO sssu,e
you that both myself and children will
ever retain graceful recollsc.ions OF the
kindness and literally Of The cl,izens of
Oltumwa.
have the honor to be Gentlemen your
mos, Obedisni Servant.
JOHN MAC EVOY.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
THE BIBLE AND THE Discoveries OF
SCIENCE.

III
The following eloquent passages are
from Lieut.. Maury's late work on the
Physical Geography of The Sea"
"AA our knowledge of nature and her
laws has increased, 30 has our UNDER
standing Of many passages Of The Bible
been improved. The Bible called the
earth "the round world;"y e. for ages i,
was the most damnable heresy for
Christian men to say he world is round;
aud. finally, sailors acknowledged the
globe. and proved the Bible 70 be right.
and saved Christian men Of science from
the stake.
"Cans, thou tell the swee. influence
Of the Plsisdes! Astronomers of the
present day, # they have no, answered
This question, have thrown 90 much Iie b,
upon 4. as TO show thai, if ever il be an
swered by man, he must consult the
science Of astromomy. /, has recently
all but proved that the earth and Gun,
with their splendid re,inue of comets,
satellites. and planets, are all ia motion
around some point or centre Of attraction
inconceivably remote, and that that poin.
? IN the direction of the star Alley on, one
Of the PieiaGes! Who but the ss.rono.
mer, then could tell their sweet in
fluences?
land as for the general system oil
a~tmospherical circulation which / have
been SO long endeavoring TO describe,
the Bible tells 1t all in a single sentence:
"The wind goe,h towards the south and
surneih about into the north; it whirle.h
abou, continually. and the wind return
eth again according 10 his cncui.s.''-
Eecl. j.. 8.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
gatrst Mrms.
AEEIyhL OF THE EUROPA.
NEW YoRK, Nov.

~~@ We a. a. e
NEW York, Nov. 10.
The Neapoli,an question remain.
precisely where il did, the only addition.
al incident being tina, the Government
had addressed a circular of moderate
tone to lis difIeren, agents. and that the
king has sen NJ. D'Argion,, a French.
man in hts confidence, 10 Paris on 8
secret mission.
A despatch states, although perhap,
without aulhoruy, that To- a French req
u~isition to evacuate the Danubian princi.
paliiies. The Aus.rians have returned Q
Hat refusal.
This matter Of the Principalities has
assumed a prominence over Other topics.
The French government jouroals as.
seri, ~deGnsts!y, thai The Porte has de.
nanded in due form that tbs AusTians
shall evscuste the Principslilies ana the
Bri.ish the Black Sea, but that they. BY
a secret and mutual understanding, refuse
10 leave.
The English journals under the imme
date inspiration Of the Government or
the contrary deny tina, any such demand
has been made by the Porte.
The papers generally, British, French
and German, speak in undisguised terms
OF the completion or progress OF alliance
between France and Russia.
!, is now stated tina, Russia ha. pro-
posed to refer tie questions Of the sale
of serpeu,s and Belgrade to Constant
News from Bombay, Oct. 3. ssys the
expedition against Persia was ssiii in pre-
pa%ratiop, but had MOI sailed. lnunda
tions and cholera had rasaged the Pun.
jaub and Sclnde.
Dates from Shanghai 10 Sept. I3lh.-
The seasons supply Of tea was expected
10 be ahori. Further successes of The
Insurgents are reported.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20

The A WHO DAkEs re DO RIoHT.-
That man who can stand in the breach
OF universal public $ with all the
fashions Of opinion disgracing him in
the thoughts of the lockers op-with the
tide OF obliquy beating agains. his breast,
and the ingers Of The mighty combined
many. pointing him to scorn-nay. with
The fury of the drunken rsbble ,hrea,en-
ing him with instant death-and worse
than all. having no present friend 10 whis
per a of defence or palliative in
his behalf 10 the reyilers-bu bravely
barring biz mead to the storm. because
he knows himself TO be virluous in pur
pose; that man shall come forth from
the fiery ordeal like tried gold. Philoso
ply shall embalm Lis nams with the
richest JUNCTION. Hi,tory shall give him
q place on her brightest page, and old.
yea, far.of posierity, shall remember
him as OF yesterday!
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
RHODE ISLAND.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From the N. Y. Tribune.

" Brooks will hardly rua ahead o.
Fillmore. and is beaten abou, 100, 900 by
John A. King. Judge PARKER beats him
over $4,000. So much for smelling a.
round 10 see where a candidate for Pses-
ident may or may no, have said hi.
prayers ten or fifteen year, ago.
Mr.. Kings majority over Parker can
hardly TALL below 10000. The res, oi
the Republican ticket runs higher. Blu,
Fremont leads the field, as was fiji.
The members of Congress stand ms
stated in our las,-20 Fremont, ID Buch-
hanan. The party that carried ths state
last year have rot elected one, even
where they ran the same candidates with
the B~uchansefs.
The Republicans have a good work.
ing majority in the Acknowledgements / o
So. There are -four Fillmore MEG eiec-
ted-two from This city, one from Ren..
sealer. one from Erie.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,

by leading Artists.
Whole Of which are to be distributed O
lotted among the subscribers whose name,
received previous to the i
TWENTY Eighth Of January, 81.
when the Distribution will take place. /
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. |
Every subscriber Of three dolIsrs is entitled
Acopy Of the Splendid engraving "SATl
A NIGHT" or
A copy Of any of the following So Ma
zines one year; also Y
Acopyof the Art Journal one year, and
A Ticket in The Annual Distribution
Works of Art.
Thus, tor every SO paid, a person not 0
gets a beautiful Engraving or Magazines 4
year, but also receives the Art Journal a
year, and a Ticket in the Annual DISTRIBUTE
making four dollars worth of reading mat
besides ticket, by which a valuable painting
piece OF s~tatuary may be received in additil
those who prefer Magazine TO the Enef
wing Saturday Night can have either of Z
Following one year: Harper's Magazine; {
dey's Lady's Book, United States Magazi5
knlckerbocker Magazine, Grahams's Mag
zine, Biackwood Magazine, Southern Liter,
ry Messenger.
No person is restricted to single share
those taking five memberships, RENTING ST
are entitled to six engravings, and to six ii
cts In the distribution, or any FIVE Of ths Nal
azlnes, one year, and six tickets.
Persons, in renting funds for member, hi
will please register the letter at the Post Or
TO prevent loss; on receipt of which, a CERT
cate OF Membership, together with the E.
craving or Magazine desired, will be forwar
ed to any part of the country.
For further particulars, see the Noyemb,
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership; address C. L. DERR'
Actnary G.. a. A., 24s Broadway; New YorI
OF Western Office, loo Wafer street, Snnauss
Ohio.
Apply to Newton DOggett Ottnmwa In,r
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20

The COSMOPOLITAN Arr ASSOCIATION
hold forth in another column strong in.
ducements TO subscribe for the third
year OF their distribution Of works of art.
See what rich prizes can DO had for the
small sum Of %. Mr.. N. DceQe,.,
Agsn' a this place. will furnish oil nee
ded information. and receive sabscrip.
lions.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
From the Chicago Tribun

From the Chicago Tribune.
Dpau uuNo,r
na. ''u .he
u" ',oip ''p''"ghe'u' rom tue at.
D ! RIBuNE-
Ninety seven counties heard from Of
fcially.
Buchanan 1887 ahead of Fremont.
Bisseli 1885 ahead OF Richardson.
The whole Republican State ticket
elected.
The Legislature-Senate. Republicans
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
TIE REM@IRE gGGRERR-
FANArrcIsM AND SLAVERY.

IL 10 the custom among the Bucha an
eera to apply to all who ayow opposition
TO the peculiar insti.ution," the term
fanatics. while in their eyes The slave
holders, are The very pink OF perfection,
moderate, intelligent, conservative, lead
ing lives Of beauty and Holiness, To
them New England appears, as the no,
bed Of isms, darkt ned with ignorance,
bigotry, fanaticism and mach more that
is worse, while Egypt seems to be a de
ligh'ful land, full of proprie,y and nod
Grafton a land where reason rules Gu.
preme. To be a Republican is TO be a
bigot and fanatic, and to utter a word a.
bout the immortality, and political evils
OF Slavery is Sufficient to throw q Bueh
aneer into a fl. OF the Mysteries.
Well this NAV all he true, Republi
canaan may be iana,iei,m, and modern
Democracy may be moderation snd pro.
poreiy, hut The t,scr, hrppens 10 be un
fortunate in It's, illustrations. Mornonism
ls about he greatest ianalicism we know
OF as existing to any decided ex,en in
this country. md we would naturally ex.
.pect II the Bnchaneer's were correct,
'ha, U,ah would he d perfect den Of Ab
olliionista, and niger slesIers. Not so
however. Brigham Loves slavery as
well as ~po'ygamy, and he b, ssks out 10
transports OF gratitude iowatds he Dem
ocfstic Party, for the doctrines Of the
Cincinnati Platform. in u proclamation
issued by "ihe President aud rulers Of
the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Sainn." to the "dear brethren" the
Mormons ore fully committed to The
Democratic Party, and identified with
them. 80 tina, hence forth nothing 10
wanting 10 make that Party National,
the same in Iowa, South Carolina and
Utah. We give an extract from the
proclamation.
To the Latter Day Saints. 81
The Elder and Rulers of the Church
of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
to the Saints in tie United States of
America:
Dear Brethren, Faithful Followers of the
Lord and recipients Of bis Grace:
We call upon you TO stand firm to The
principles OF our religion in the coming
contest for President of The country
Our duty is plain. There are Two par
ties IN The country --ons is for US and The
other against Us.
The Democratic Convention in Gin
%cinnati, which nominated James Bach.
anan for Prcsidsni, passed the following
resolutions:
"ResotUed, That Congress has no pow
er under The Constitution To interfere
with OF control the domestic institutions
of ,he several STAGES, and thar all such
States are The sole and proper judges Of
everything apper.aining 10 their OWE
affairs no. prohibited by the Consu,u-
ton"
This is a principle of the Democratic
party. which they have extended to Ter
ritories as well ne States and the doe
.rine Of Sqnalier Sovereignty applies to
us IN Deseret as we'll as TO the settlers
in Kansas and Nebraska.
The Democratic party is the instru-
ment, IN Code hand, by which - 10 be
effected our recognition ~ a sovereign
Stale. with the domestic institutions of
slavery and polygamy, as established bv
the Pasrisrchs and prophets of old, under
divine authority, aud renewed 10 the
saints of lat'er-da.s, through Gods chos
en- rulers and prophets.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20

Dr.. ORR announ ces . fresh arrival al
tho sign Of the big mortar, 10 which the
attention Of his old friends and the pub
lie generally is respectfully directed
We notice among the other attractive
purchases At this popular establishment.
. 10, Of toys, the funniest little things
In the world. They are enough 10 in
spire a wish for several dear little one.
al home 10 buy some for.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-20
Estray Colt.
STA E OF IOWA D.
WAprI.Io Couw~v CS.

TAKEN UP by Elijah H. Godfrey living in
Highland Township, Wapello CO., Iowa,
one Roam Grey Colt, two years old last Spring.
. scar Just below the point Of the right shout
der, caused by a cut or snag, a dark SPOT on Il,
the left side OF the head just below the eye, ap-s
praised at eighty collars.
]. n. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Otunws, New. 20;'be n09-3n