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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
nalIey's t:enuine Pain Extractor will subdue II

nalley's Genuine Pain Extractor will subdue tie
pain and inflammation from the burns or scalds
IN from 10 twenty minutes-and that viii heal The
wounds without and efcctuaIly Fever Sores
Piles-Salt RheuIp-Infammatory Rheunlatisnl-Sore
and lnfamed Eyes-Cuts-Wounds--Old and Inveterate
Sores--BTuiSes-Scald Head-torns and Bunions-Erv-
speas-Sprains- >weings = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of lnsees-Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptons-and all other infamna tory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected be reached.
Don be ncredulous about the many named to
oe cured by only one thingbu reflect, that few bt
positive properties which thu Daley ave alone contains
ana as heretofore enunera ed-one four-can reach
not alone the aforementioned diseases but many more
not enumerated.
aerHDo not regular bred Ply sicans prescribe Calo
mel lnwardiy for scores OF different diseases
fteIi boN OF GENUINE DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
upon It Steel Plate Engraved Label with The signatures
OF T. '. CLlCkENER X CO., proprietor, and HENRY
pALLEh' manufacturer All others are counterfeit
Price % cents per box.
u All orders should be addressed to C. V Clickener
Co.. 81 Barclay ST., New York. sale bv all dealers
IN Medicines throughout the L. s and Canada lin
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Additional hY the Africa

LONDON, Jan. 9th.-Lord Panmure has this
day received dispatch, of which the following
is copy, addressed to his lordship by Gen. Sir
William Codrington, h c. B.:
"'SEBAsToPoL, Dec. %, lS55-Mv Lord Not
outstanding the severe weather-the thermom-
eter, few nights ago, having fallen nearly to
zero-the general state of the army has contin-
ued good. The roads are in good working order.
and though the efficiency of the locomotive en-
gines was impaired by the frost, the damage has
been made good
The final operations on the docks have been
somewhat delayed on our side, by the influx of
water and by freezing of pumps and stocks.
The fire from the forts on the northern side
of the harbor continues and it is at times heavy,
but the casualties, am happy to say, are few
There has been no movement of Importance
on the part of the enemy in our neighborhood,
OF late. A detachment of French troops sur
prIsed Cossack post near Teilon few DAYS
ago, killing several men and taking the rest
prisoners.
The general drill of the army makes good
progress"
BALTIC PREPARATIoSs.-The naval authorities
of Cherbourg have been ordered to arm three
screw liners and three sailing frigatcs, which
are TO be ready for the opening of the campaign
in the Baltic, in April next. independently of
these, three ships are to be fitted out with all
possible expedition.
Sherbourgh Is to arm the war screw transport
Youn, of 1900 guns, and the five bomb vessels,
and the ten steam gun boats which have re-
turned from the last campaign in the Baltic. are
to form part of the formidable expedition which
Is to operate in that sea next spring
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,rodigal extravaganza of the late administration

prodigal extravaganza of the late administration
in relation to the funds of that department.
In matters of amusements, our old friends
Langriske d Atwater, with their talented corps
of assistants, perform mighty TO crowded and
delighted audiences, and, in the hackneyed
phraseology of newspaper writers, are winning
golden opinions for themselves
Then we have, to say nothing of Scientific
Lectures, trotting matches by moonlight ON the
lake. and foot races before the Capital House at
2 o'clock in the morning, real live" fortune
teller. young beautiful and accomplished, Ma
dam Lubbock, Who is astonishing the coed citi
zens of Madison with the most wonderful reye-
lations of the past, present and future "he-
Their her success is owing TO her fame as divl-
nator of tie future, deponent sayeth not; but
ere thing is certain, her lerees are daily and
nightly crowded by the beauty and fashion Of
the Capital.
There is singular fact connected with this
lady, and that II, that anxious as Barstow neces-
sarily is to know the fate in store for him, he
has failed thus far to pay her visit; runner
REPORTS, that in casting his horoscope the other
evening, at the request of friend, Madam Luz
beck casually remarked that his (Barstow 81
star was declining, he having been weighed arith
the BalGncc and found wanting.
A few lines VIII close this lengthy communi-
cation, and that is in relation to the 7ri5ane
From some ether we do not receive it
until several days after it is published. The
last number of the Tribune reached us this morn
ing, Saturday the Goth. The mistake must be
in the postal arrangements, presume.
Yours, kEOkUk
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NEW PAPERS. &c

W EsTERS ESTERPEIsE.-The first and second
number of this paper are before Us. 1t is pub
hshed al Chicago by +. POTTER LITTLE, and is a
large nine column paper, devoted to The encour-
agement of Western Improvements Agriculture.
Mechanlc Arts, literature, Education, dc. The
numbers before US are such as to satisfy Us that
the Enteypeiso viii be one of the best family
newspapers in the West. Terms 81 a wear in
advance. Specimen copies may be seen al this
office
WISCONSIN FAEMEE.-We should have noticed
before, the appearance of this excellent Z Fri
cultural Journal In its new dress and enlarged
form 1t Is now published at Madison, by Pow
Frs d SKINNER, and is without doubt the cheap
est and best Agricultural publication in the
West We would say to every farmer in Wis
consin, first subscribe for your county paper.
and then for the Wisconsin Farmer
FILLMORE County PIoSEER-We welcome IA
our exchange list this paper, published at Carl
mona, Fillmore county, Minnesota, by our old
friend EZRA r. TRAsK. 1t is a first rate paper
and deserves well the patronage of the citizens
of that portion of Minnesota from which it is
issued. Success to you, friend TRAsK, and NAV
you never know the want of " q,soin in the bank
LADY's Book FOR FEBRU ARY.-This deserredly
popular Magazine is on our table for February
as usual, in advance of all others. 1t is useless
for Us to speak favorablyy of the Lady's Book
Those who read IT are aware of its superiority
and those who do not cannot appreciate Its good
qualities.
NoRTH- " EsTERN FARMER.--The first numbe,
of the \. y, Farmer and Horticultural Journal
by MARK MILLER and j. c. ERAYToN, has ius,
made lis appearance from Dubuque Iowa II
is an excellent agricultural journal Terms 81
a wear IN advance.
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THE REAPI,R Casa suit has been pendino
for some time III the [. 5. Supreme Cont.
brought by Mr. Mccormick against Mr. NANNY.
for an Infringement upon his patent for his
Reaper and Mower. A decision has Just been
given, adverse to the claims of Mr. Mccormick.
The points decided we understand to be-
lst That Mannys Reaping Machine does not
infringe any of McCormick's patents
I'd That the Dirider and Roel-post used in
Mannys machine is not the same in form or
principle as the Improvements patented bv
Mccormick in lS45, and are no infringement
thereof
Sd. That the .forkers stand or position ON Man
ny's machine is not identically or substantially
like the rdkers stand or seat patented by Nc
Cormick in 1871 but different thelefron in form
and principle, and is therefore no Infringement
4th- That the stand or position for the forker
who discharges the grain from Manny's machine
Is a new and useful improvement, invented and
patented by John II. Nanny, and therefore an
independent invention separate and distinct
from Mccormick.
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I'll Il t i Il q IS

On the sth BY Henry Finley ESQ., at the residence
Of Doct Addison, Of Dover, Mr. Jon WILKIssox to Miss
HARRIET ADDIsoN, all Of the town of Arena. -
On the following day, the parties with about fifty of
their friends including the Mill Greek Brass
Bard, (of which Mr.. Wilkinson menber) enjoyed
themselves in very agreeable and harmonious manner
MAY their lives G spent without a discord.-CoM
At Patch Grove Grant county, Jan. 10TH by Rev Ira
Tracy. {. g. TouIE D., of Patteve, 10 Ars~MARGA-
l.. SARGEAST. of the former place.
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Special A(Otites.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

On Wednesday, the 9th day OF February, Public EN-
animation of the scholars the District Schools this
village viii take place the House. commencing
at O'Clock A. and continue through the dav Pro-
visions will be provided for the scholars served
immediately after the close of the examination The ex
ercses of the day viii be nerspersed with Defamation
the Reading of Composition, Singing, &c.
In the Evening Address be delivered to the Pa
rents and citizens after which Supper viii readi
ness for such as choose partake.
All are invited to attend ovf
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE-Th Pennsylva-
MA Legislature ON the 23d inst ordered the bill
repeating the Liquor Law to 2nd reading, by a
vote of 70 to b, and adopted a resolution ten
dering the thanks of the Legislature to DR.. Kane
for his Arctic discoveries
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

Tux SrTAREEsHIP.-Nr. Richardson withdrew
bis name Is a candidate for Speaker, the 9th.
since which time tie vote OF lis political friends
has been cast for Nr. ORR, Of South Carolina. 4
man as srrenuously devoted 10 the interests of
Slavery Is Mr. Richardson himself Mr. Full
ler's rame has been Withdrawn. and Ike Know
Nothing vote Is cast for Mr.. RicHAEr's. Of Ind
TIE Republicans still stand firm for BANKS. who
Ia Is treDl slN 10 eight votes of an election
We Ici4eNe tie ceurSe Of tie Anti-N ebraska
men IN Congress Viii meet the entire approba-
tiou of their constituents. Ii the Admiuistra-
ton party are noJ willing to have the House or
canned unless hey can have ell their own way.
VIC say let Item take their time.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

Man SHor.-A difficulty occurred on Monday
evening last, between John Wilson and John
Watson, q Tie PLow Inn, about ave miles east
q this village, which resulted in tie sl.eotipe,
d Watson by Wilson. The TWO were partne~s
N lifaor selling business. and had a DISPUTE
about ;1e'r funds, from which a quarrel sprung
mp and blows passed. hen Wilson drew from
his pocket pistol and SHOT lis partner. the bali
taking effect in The abdomen. Watson. we nm
derstand, has since died.
Nli7on was examined en- Tuesday. before
f.oer Folk Esq, and the testimony going to
show that Wilson acted entirely in self defence
L. WIS acquitted.
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10 nervous Safierers.-A retired Clergyman, re-
stored to health in few days. after many wears of
nervous suffering is anxious known the means
oil cure VIII send Gree) the prescription used Direct
the Rev JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton street.
Brooklyn, y. Y. 2an
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.rgost and most elaborate work. Of

This is of the largest and most elaborate work,Oi
the kind in the world.
Rural Architecture the PRINCIPAL
Each number contains from two 10 four engravngs
model cottages from designs of eminent and skul
fleets Space is also assigned to The tasteful
Landscape Gardening engraved pans of gardens every
STYLE and adapted to the peenlArics OF different orfs
of architecture, beauty and Yor5.
Engrayin:ss OF fruits flowers, vegetables
Sc illustrated and described their reee
tive qualities b. determined. forming the
piete and elegant Manual of Rural H0shantlry
tempted,
An experienced CORPS of practical writer's seven in nur
Der, engaged iii its columns.
1t contains seventy large pages and is printed the
finest pearl surfaced paper, manufactured expressly
Terms 50 per annum, able in advance. Fifty cents
commission each subscriber allowed these Rho aet
agents. $1,000 viii be distributed nj the end Of the
year among those who send us the twenty largest lists
subscribers These premiums viii be paid in cash. tn.
The following are selected from hundreds Of similar no.
tees voluntarily contributed by eotcmPoap Puba-
THE HoRTIcULrURAL REVIEW deserves tie most Iite.l
patronage 1t is not ONLY eninenty Practical. but
A. J. Downing.-Knicker6ocker-
The elegant and usefuI book of the hind that ia
Mr. Reage, the Editor Of the Hortisntur Reriew
practical pomologst, ana of the hnest scholars
powers OF Dickens the elegant gossip Of WaIpoIe coz
bned with thorough knowledge Of rural srt.SGts Pc
Farmers Luy for your soas-buy II for your daugh-
tiers. 1t Is rich intellectual treat combination
of the beautiful and The useful.-4rgEs. " Y.
We had thought that in Downings death, the eloquent
advocate Of rural adornment had become only cherished
remembrance but IN mr Reagles discover equally
rich mine of mental wealth. that etokens the nhaers-
of the spirit that Is gone.-MORfrose Tribune.
Advertisers viii find this unsurpassed madium q,
publiciv The Horticultural Review circuates
lively evos state OF the Union. Advertisements
ted at the rate &c $40 per page.
Wo0n ENGRAvINGS.
Those requiring Wood Engrsrings, hare their ~
Gers executed in unrivaed manner Special attention
l. given TO views Of ANIMALS IN eNpe1ieE~ta knghl
Drau i engaged for this express purpose Pe
living al distance can forward datacrGtyEe 81 ss
iect by mail they wish engraved which viii - sa1
Gent guide to obtain perfect fac-simile STOCK Bre51
viii be dealt with very liberal terms.
Our Exchange list is already very large. farther o.
tension Is not desired unless publishers wiling
give the allow advertisement several insertions hf
respective papers.
Agricultural Books he furnished on every ustL +
subject, from both English and prhlieners y
enclosing to address the price the book require
Specimen copies will be forwarded the receipt Old
cents in postage stamps.
c. REACHES. FCBLIsHEE
6m6 POS BroadH0y, NeU lors.
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Webster's Dictionary

Neoste RS DIcti0Bnry.Lbrarianso School Districts
IN the Town oil Mineral Point who have already been
suppheo with "eosters Unabridged Dictionary can be
supplied With copy by calling the Office of the Town
SuP'ifh'ehaehI January LIST 1856
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MASONIC.

MASONIC
Iowa Chapter No. q, Meets first and third Thurs
Gays oil each month"; ri the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
mineral foint Lodge No. 1, Meets first and third
tuesdays oil each month, at the Masonic Hall, Mineral
Point.
tS Transient Brethren invited to attend.
CHEMICAL ERASIvE soAP-A new article for wash
~ ing, 1or sale at G. ". C0BB'S
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NURsERYMEN, FRUIT GROWERS FARMERS

THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW:
4 JOURN4L OF SJBURB1N ART
sUPERBLY AND PRoFCsELY ILLUSTRATED
Decoted TO the 4dr aRoemeHt Of the RsraI Inierss Of
america.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

MRs. STEPHENS New MONTHLY
We have received the November number Of
this Queen Of the Magazines, from Starr
Of the Twin City Book Store, opposite lie
Claire Row This beautiful monthly should
be upon the table OF every lady. 1t IS
filled with the choicest reading.
Dear, dear, what can ,he matter be p
Where 10 that majority Of 5O, 900 with
which The Black Republicans were to cross
the mountains ~ Pennsylvania last week,
as claimed BY the Gazette and other kindred
prints? Echo answeres, where But the
Gazette says, they have all turned INTO
QuAKEss, and stayed al home, but VIII be
down upon the Democracy on the lth OF
November, IN all their strength. Well, the
the "Quaker" story aud thu g Two FREE
mon,s" pamphlet, are the weakes' of the
weak intentions Of these Cow Boy Freed IN
shrirk.Ts.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

lupsrsaNt 10 Femnles-Dr. CheesmAn's
Pills combinations of ingredients In these Pills
90 the resul, Of long aud extensive practice The,
are ,nd l their operation, and certain correcting
81, irregulsttes painful laes,struation remov my all
obstruetions, whether from cold otherwise head-
ache pain the side pspitsion tb. heart disturb
Ell sleep which ARISE from lnterru.tt.n 90 nature.
They can he successfully Us. a. j preventive These
pills should never be taken la pregnancy, a. they
would sure 10 cause misosrrisse waf'sni"d pure
ly vegetable, aud frc. froi any thne injurious 10 '
% health Expaici dlreotions which shosld b. read
accompany each DO, Pricr 81 For sale BY the
Druggists tu Davenport, aud Hines b Cbppenger,
accs I.sua ssut hy niail BY neiosing ~ 10 ia Cor
a.iius {. Cbe-scInsn, NJ. 49, broadway, New Yotk
(jeSo-dawim)
bailey. Magical Pain Exsrsc,or.-The great
snd principal characteristics Of DAIifY'S MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR CONSIST,
i-t ~ iis never failing and and unique property.
s-,o,t AZ appleI 10 suy external nIufy To cheek In
raDnstIon tsntly, aud rapid, 10 reduce n Tia.
.cs,nre constitutes its great pswe 10 AiIevat. IL
ram 81 Turns and ald,, and Of ether painful ia
- = Ia - tucf'dibiy sborl a space OF tm al a.
VIA apresr u IL, tho few ,esiimonis's rrunto
~ sod sr,,, igt illget mind fuIl, aware that la
Oh ass u external injury, ih' pam pr,iue by
Inflammation u tn" njuted parts aud Therefore II
yal remove me tn II g nuei cease
81 It. purinca,ye properties nsnirsiixe the poi
snn hist ulsy iurt an the syst'm, and VIII when ap'
,ited a. the Hui"s draw fapidly all ,mporr mater
The aatfsc" aud ci ithene" III, great d'sehaige
II produce tom sore oeessoned b, burns and
when applied 10 I'D and sore. salt kheun
~ Other tui aneaus disease
E.,h bsx OF R,nulnr Daley Pam Extractor has
tur,r &c Y CLICKENrH y co ptoprietors, aud
HENRY DAILY manufscturer All others are
eonnp.tfsn Price 25 cents per box
hf- Ahofdets -hould be- addressed G. Chok-
cu,r y O., ~ R.foay street. NV York
ssd by all Druggists aud Medicine dealers through
Ut the uniiei 3tsics s'I'2o-da"sh
Nm A Hate helor's Hair Dye.-No burning
b,,,trrng compound could ever have attained the
universal favor accorded to this DYE, the original
herself than the brown black produced Ia tie red
lest grsyest OF most ff"wsy hair by II Msde and
.old OF applied Al Bachelors Wig FACTORY. I'm nine
private ra.nlsJ 283 Broadway, New York. VIM
itatuns
For ale Nv Aiyo"d n Van Pstten
..p25-dawim
u D. EVANS n. CHEW,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22
DEMOCRATlC MEETING.

Hon. l. SUMMERS aud ruAs. J. ROGERS,
Esq will a.idri - the Dsmocrat6 at J6n.s' School
Hoasr Thu,si,y evening" Both inst. at O'clock
= NJ
Ant on ftiday evening, Oct slst.. they viii ad'
dIess the Democratic Club OF IeClsire upon tn"
gttst gu.4tton- OF the day g'n"rsi att hdshce Is
ftqG -i-l Pei order. J. HOLT
Oct 10. ls.G Senretafs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22
For th- State Democrat.

For th- State Democrat
MEssRs. EDiToas
hav. used aud thoroughly tIied the
. Victor" Cooking Stove, both with Coal
aud VIII Wood, and tini il the best stove
have ever nd u heats 9ncs aud bak rs
FIRST rat, IN induced Ia make .his state
ment fro .-eing an advertisement a Smith
and Rem tton IN your paper Of ih's m"f.
n,ng they have these Stoves for sale,
wis give publicity to really good
Co Steve. HOUSEWIFE
mort, Oct 81, 1850.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

gT- Wonde, 1t 'h~ Quakers stayed at
home IN Iniiana last week What says
the Gazette
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

BuRR n SWIFT are now receiving
Their very large stock Of Groceries, all OF
which are of the first grades. We notice
also that they are receiving great number
of Kegs Of Nails = IN fact their stock Is full
and complete, and they are determined 10
furnish the public with all goods in their
line, on the most favorable prices aud terms.
Their establishment re on Brady street, be-
Merchants and others will without doubt
find their advantage in calling and looking
through their stock Their ertis-ments
will appear in the Democrat in a day or
two. In the meantime we would say 10
l our readers, give this new House call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

Iue GthMA> to>rtRr- We Ni-i-
ted the Concert al the Terrain Iheat-' on
MOI day evening". dnt,ns part OF The per
Torrance, and considered ON selves very
wril paid for ",,t maad, p'Ssase OF Nam
street
The attendance. both OF American aud
German citizeus, was highly respectable,
and considering the Wet aud muddy coadi-
lion Of the Streets. and the dark plu,iose
character of the clouds was large Que.
We congratulate our German friends on
their very neat and well arr ahged Theatre.
We did not 20 upon the stage, but ate M
formed that il is construct d with a view
TO give the highest effect to their iheatr'ca
entertainments - having all the machinery
and pitfalls necessary 10 Gene representa-
lions
We have not space 10 enter into cr'
lqne OF the performance, but We can SAT-
" say that the orchestra, in ali tn. 81, pee
es TO which we listened, acquitted then
| selves remarkabl well, and that the ry-cn
ton Of the variations for the violin, OF ID
Beriot, by H.. Stransser, was effort wo
I Of a first rate violinist. In the Quar-
| tette and the Qnintrtte, to which we iisfe
ed, we perceived wan of practice IN tn
voices, which will no doubt he hereafte
| improved. Mr.. Broeunlich sang yer
| well, a Caviiina from Rossin, With
little more confidence he world have don
| stiil better.
| On the whole. Il was ae,y creditable
them all. and we wish them every success
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WANTED.

Two Boys, AS Apprentices To the
Printing Trade. Those from II to IL
year Of age preferred.
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WA STATE DEMOCRAT.-DAyENPORT IOWA OCTOBER % 1856
Business Directory.


MACkLOTr l. CORBIN. -. Cor Second and Brady
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL h CO.. Main
COOK SARGENT. Main and Second
MeGREGOR, LAwFs X BLAKEMORE...-..M Main
CHUBB, BIO BARROW I Co. Cor Main ID sts
TALLNAN POWERS Il MCLEAN. above p o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

bEDIC ALTON. - Owing to the pres
sure upon our columns Yesterday We were
unable lopublsh notice OF the dedication
of Il Margurlte's (Catholc) Chnlch,
which took place Oh sunday, the 18th INST,
on thc corner Of i0ih and LIZ Glare SIS. -
The procession was formed AZ 81 Anthony s
Chufch on Man street. II was augmented
BY procession. I, om 81 kunignnP- church,
mosti, Germans, who took the lead, follow
ed hy III. children of 81 Anihon,'s school
The ladies oi the Rosary Sooiety, and the
other iai,e- of that Conl,,cs atom then
came the members If the Cliholc Literary
Institute. add the males # The congirHa
iton and The rear was brought up by Ia.
pitc,ls who oiIciat,d aud as-isi.d al HE
i,di, alton 'Nh.h the PROCESSION, whtsh
wa long one, reached 81 MAJ aa.tiit's
Chutch, tn cr,.uiofi-~ took place, hiei
wh ,h tie Rev. John =. D"n-lan ot Rock
Island, ,d.ii essei HE a. emily ~ most .lo-
qucnt and impressive tagging" The -
the thlrd Roman. GalhJlr cha, ~ erected
IN Davenport ,ud mnul, through The l,h'.'-
aiiy ot oW wealthy io~n~mam, i.e
Cllur, Esq
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-22

-, following from the New York
Daily News will well pay the reader for
its pegusal. 1t completely riddles the
New York Tribune who was the author
Of two Fremonts.