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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
sVILLOW and WOODEN WARE
REMOVAL.


WYE have removed our entire Stock OF Wooden
w and willow ware TO No. 100 Second street, one
door above Vine. opposite Kings Hotel,
3. CtPPLES T. co.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROoMs,
BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACklNG,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTk AND COTTON
CORDAGE AND TWlNES
OF all kinds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
and Cards, and names.
Being engaged more extensively in Mannfaetnr-
,nx Than any other house u our line In the West, We
can and will sell lower than amy other house In ST.
Louis and II you call Us before purchasing either
in Chicago or Cincinnati, you viii ind thai our
nrtces will average lower than ia either OF the Two
ppiaces. We GALL particular attention 10 our
stock oiTgRNED AXE and PICK HANDLES,
wall Buckets aud Iron bound Kegs, from one to ten
rnlo as, and Brushes ofall kinds, and all kinds oil
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, CLONES
ana Mar eli Baskets and every description or Fan
~ Work and Travelling Baskets, Cedar TUBS, Chnfhs
IN boxes Cans and Buckets, all of ST. Louis manu-.
facturs except the two last, which We ofhS direct
from tue manufacturers. ,, ,o,c ns,.,
We are also Agents for PIERCE cos Mhwaa'
kes Matches " hieh selling at Factory prices
freight included. We are also Manufacturing tue
Large Steamboat and Stable Hrooms, ana nrsEla.s
Imitation Shaker Brooms. Broom handies aho
Irvine always on hand. reo = as'n
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EXPRESS Goops We notice that the
American Express Company advertises in
the Rock Island papers list Of goods be.
longing to residents of Davenport. If the
Company does not send such goods to the
owners, especially when they have SO near.
ly reached their destination, we think said
owners would be much more likely to hear
Of them by their being advertised in the pa.
pers Of Davenport
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FIVE HUNDRED MIsTAKEs CoRRScTEp.-
"A very useful work for those whose early
educations have been neglected, and VINO
wisely regard it as "never too late to learn"
II may be mad of Eli Adams & Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

ALMOST A FiRE.-A little after eight o
clock yesterday morning smoke was diseeV-
cred coming out Of the roof about the CEN
ire of the lie Claire Block and when an en-
trance was effected betwe Ell the root and
The ceiling Of the upper story, it was aseef-
tanned that the wood work near one OF the
nues was on FIRE, and in fact the flames had
commenced blazing up quite briskly. They
we're easily extinguished, but this is anoth-
errepstitlon of our frequent narrow escapes.
Had the fire occurred during the night, it 10
almost certain that the entire block would
have been destroyed, and the people would
have been able to do little more than look
on. We understand that Mr. lie Claire ex-
pres.ed himself very phlosophically on the
occasion, and intimated that provided no
person suffered any loss, he would not OBJ
ject to FIRE clearing the ground for the
erection of q better block of buildings
Such fire however would cause heavy los
sss to the large number Of tenants who oc'
cupy the block, and this additional warning
will keep them from forgetting that the con.
dition of the Aues makes their safety depen-
dant on continual vigilance
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LADIES' COL EGE.

TN presenting this, our second circular, the propr
i etor, while expressing his gratitude ior Inc very
liberal patronage Of the past, wishes 70 .aiof a o,
patrons aud the public generally, that the louIth
quarter Of the Ladies' College Will open on inc So'
OF February, with greatly increased facilities ior I'M
parting in all the solid as well as ornamen
ial branches education. has been our aim
from the beginning TO give more complete ana lhof-
oughy practical course of study than has yet been CIV
en- Nv any instutio the West. To accomplish TINS
no expense has been spared In securing competent
uumbei Of well Educated and Practical teachers
Arrangements have been made to secure the services
of three teachers in addition to those already
employed, and with this new accession OF literally
educated and practical teachers 10 our numbers We
have hesitation In saying that course Of
ton which 10 here given is ample scale and ev-
cry way calculated 10 meet the demands 81 me age
and spirit oftte times. The location Of tho College
In po'ut beauty and healthfuness Is unsurpassed,
being situated upoa an elevation which oyerlooEs me
cities OF Davenport and Rock Island, and commands
delightful view of the Mississippi river for miles
commodated In the College Buildings with rooms and
board, and an omnibus will run regularly between
Davenport and the College for the convenience OF DAY
scholars There will be NO W cation III aIter we eS-
piration Of two quarters
f' Board Of Instruction.
MT. II. CoDDING, Principal.
Natural Sciences.
Mrs. ". A. COOLING, Principal.
Painting and Drawing.
Mental and Moral Pho:ePhy and Ancient Languages
Miss AMELIA K. GERE.
Instrumental Musc-Piano and Guitar.
Miss MARY J. WELLES.
English Branches and II igher Mathematics.
Mrs. SARAH A. DUDLEY.
Piano and Ornamental Needle Work.
Tuition In the Primary Course, 30, Oper or.
Higher English Branches 500
- I" Languages, lo,0O
Music ON Piano, Mslodeon and Guitar, 1890 -
Use OF Instruments, $40
Landscape Painting IN OH 1910 -
Monochromatic, Cra!on and Pencil Draw.
ing, each, o,u0
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle W'k 600 ~
Diplomas win DO given TO those who complete 3
thorough course IN either OF the departments.
Board with furnished rooms, Including lights and
fuel, $40 year, and at tho rate OF $3.50 for less
time.
All payments to be made quarterly In advance
TsH. cODDlNG,
Davenport, Feb. l2-dtf Proprietor
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Rea! Gstate

long r. II. TALLMAr, CHARLES PowEKs.
pVaEhkeep.le- \. Y. Davenport, Iowa,
TALLMAN + POWERS.
Attorneys r. Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
once south side OF second oppo site LeCla!rs
Block oyer Hiieyis store.
I aSDs tunghtand sold on ommisslon iayiag
l Islso office In Eastern New Yofg, at point
IRON which aiarg may be expects during
the present season, wo have unusual advantages TO
dispose oi lands to actual settlers.
II |Loansusgotiated on Real Estate security.
--gEFERENcEs--
New York city. psughk eap-ie N. Y.
Hon. John Van buren, Hon Charles n Rlggios,
- &C. fagY, g Gilbert Dean.
Charles O'Conof, q NJ Vase IL Co,
William F. ayene.sf, ;. henson Lossing
Anthony Eieeckcf, q Prof $. +. Il. Morse,
W illiam 4 Skidmofs. Utica, N. Y.
Albany, n. Y hou. Horatio Seymour
Hill Caggef q roftet Chicago, Ill
Hogeboome, King and Eoias X Swift and Co.
Efastus corning. Mile aud Fowler,
AptI3d VII WlR. vi God and ca.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

THIs EvEsixe's LKcTuRE,-Our readers
will bear In mind the lecture by Professor
FELTON, tonight We have not learned
what the subject is to be, but from the rep
utation of the lecturer. we expect an inter.
esting discourse. As to the weather, We
have all got used to that, and neither lite
severity nor changes have much influence
on our movements.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13
IOWA SOAP WORKS.

ABOVE Front, between Main and Brady slTeets
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THE subscribers having recently completed their
i works in this city, prepared 10 an order.
for their different grades Of Soap, and rely on their
Very Superior Qualities, for pre-eminsncs In The
AFFORD lather, and with less labsr remove ar,
that they do not so soon melt In hos water, are conss
quently much cheaper TO the having besn
oithe ordinary kindJ and that the great dnscut, IN
otneI sosps,n snrmonntsd 10 ours, Of istsininS hs
rubbing In the wash.tub. sSs
Inc grades above referred TO are Rrasivs, Pearl.
Palm No. Extra AID Family Soaps. With tue above
sssetions We submit our products tothsve
OF The public with confidence that The use OF then Wi
] atty cur recommendations Of their qualify Mar.
chants and Dealers requested to call and axa
JSa. ~. lsse- ~. J,1.G. HALL q co,
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CoLD AsAiN Quite a contrast was the
weather of yesterday to that Of the pre-.
csdiRg day On Monday forenoon every
appearance of thaw was presented, but in
the afternoon it again began to turn very
cold, and yesterday morning the mercury
was down in it's old haunts, 10 dogs. below
aero 1t 10 almost idle to set mstes and
bounds to our present winter weather, az II
seems to be persistent in no one thing save
that Of continuing severely cold
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Lost.

Lost.
ABLACK SETTER PUP about twelve months o. d,
Awhile on breast and fore legs. Any person hnd.
ing same and re rning " the subscribers viii
BARLEY, THOMPSON & CO.,
--Iw Corner 81 Gpi Perry Streets,
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A PARK. by a decision lately given at
Especial term ofthe Supreme Court of New
York, all obstacles are removed to the peo-
pie of New York City having one of the
most magnificent parks in the world. The
ground to be thus converted will cost some
six millions of dollars. We do n OF wish to
unnecessarily compare our city with the one
ofsuch mammoth proportions that its year
~ expenses amount to more than those OF
three or four States, but park that would
cost considerably less than six millions
would suit our convenience and pretenslons
admirably, and we do not think the ground
can ever be procured on more favorable
terms than now. We do not expect, how
ever, that it will be Immediately purchased.
We have as yet large breathing places in
the adjacent prairies, and there may be
many things of more immediate necessity
than park. Still, it costs nothing to think
about the matt er little; and il we ever in
tend having one, the ultimate cost OF /.
would be much lessened, If some present
arrangements towards that end were adop-
ted
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Books \ Stationery.
WIDOW BEDOiI'

NO LONGER EXISTS; having become Ms. Elder
~ .. SHADRACK SMILES, Of scrabble ILL.,
Her own account of the manner in which she yielded
10 Hse DESTINY, /. very affecting and instructive;
hear her:
:. o Shndraek, my Shadrack. Priscilla did speak;
While the rosy red bushes ntled her check
Aud the tears Of affection bedarzied her eye;
. shadrdck, my shadrack; Pm yourn til die:
For a full account OF her exemplary WidoHhood,
her anxious for her daughters, her Discrimination
never to marry again, and h0i0 shs Kept ", The
Coartship, Sc, with engrav ings.
Inquire for the WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS; price
81 rs. at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No. 60 Brady st.
near tho Post Oiic..
Eel ADAMS 81 CO.
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
l)ersons dssirous OF Information concerning this
i point can see plat Of the new Town and cbtsir
iali particulars OF prices oflots, 6c. by calling on
CLIO. u. PARKtR
Once over Wiisy's Grocery Store, 2dSt.
Davenport. Jug, ll,55-tf ~
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PAINTING.
ID. JEWELL will be found at the old stand Of
n. Cline and Jewell, ready to do Honse Painting,
Glazing Granue Sc. &C., vt the shortest notice, In
a durable and warkmanlike manner.
Thankful for past fayors he respectfully soliets
continuance of same.
Shop on Sd street, neafeor. Brady
Chas ID. CLINE will continue the Sign aud Orna-
ental Painting, at the old stand, Thankful for pas
,ayors Jan T-dlm
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Our RIvEk.-We were wont occasional
~, in times Of scarcity OF local items, to find
something to say of the old father of aters,
who pursues his course so silently past our
city to mingle with the waters Of the ocean
For some months, however, we have not
seen his face, but under the thick crust OF
ice that hides him from our view and bears
up the heavily laden wagons end the sleighs
wi til their rich freight, the same deep
noiseless waters roll on their mission OF life
and death, which it may be they have per-
formed since time had an existence.
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sStcch Excitement.

NEW YORK, FEB. IL.
Stock market yesterday very buoyant.
The business was larger than ever was
known since the stock board was establish
ed. Great excitement existed during the
session and the adjournment did not take
MACE ll1< o'ck. The sales include 1000
shares of stock and $500 600 in bonds. The
private transactions were also lafge, the anx'
iety to purchase was very grea. and every
offer to sell was Immediately accepted at
the second board. There was little reae-
ton, but towards the close business again
revived and the market closed very firm.
California and Nicaragua
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-13

Cook & SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook, SARGENT T. PARKER, Rock Island.
Cook, SARGENT & DowNEY, 10. City, 10.
Cook, SARGENT & Cook, FIT. d. Moines, 10.
Nav Sd, 1855
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New York Market

INV IUhh, TeUs II
Flour market is pence to shilling low
err. Sales of 1000 bbls. at 81 ,50@7,S7 for
common to extra State and mixed TO fancy
Michigan. 1871 @s.25 for fancy low grades
and extra western, and S7,S71a q 1000 for
Canadian. Wheat 10 in better demand
Sales OF 10000 bush. at 81 80 for red south.
Pork market dull and prices easier. sales 1t
Sl5s7Gt 10 90 for mess.
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Tinted states Express 20.
A JOINT STOCK Co. Capital $500 900.
rI>HE mest rapid, reliable and secure means of
frasstt between Nav YoRK anu the ATLANTIC
ClrlEs and the Guar WEST.
priaeipal ODiess SO Broadway, n. Y.
is Seneca ST., Buffalo, y Y,
PRopRIEToRs AND pIkEcToRs;
H. n BARSEy f. p. WILLIAMS,
). MekAY, a a. IL. barney,
+. NJ. JAMES.
oEiees on Front ST., Davenport, Iowa. Goods to
be transported mustbe delivered as follows
Going East ut 2. NJ.
Wests'o r. NJ.
Davenport, Jan II diff HULL & PARISH, Agts.
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NES, 'lwiIl pay you to cross the Ferry and merel!
i examine splendid assortment OF FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II not, we viii refund the
amount OF your terriage DON'T forget the place.
De, a P0kTEk'S Book Ltorc.
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New YoRk, Feb. II.
A despatch from Washington states that
Mr.. Rust, the member from Arkansas, has
been cited to answer to criminal charge of
assault upon Horace Greeley. The com.
plant was made by third person, Mr. G..
having declined to prosecute.
Rust Arrested
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yaukia6|||ij.,.
--BANKERS--

MACKLoT coRBIN, Davenport, Iowa.
AAckL0f, CORBIN u WHITE, II Dssmoinss, 10
REFER TO
Nossrs r.. Cuers AuJR. q Co..
Joun THoA psos, Esq, banker, New York.
CASHIER A MEXICAN kXcHAaoE BAsK,)
Hsssrs. lesson & DAMIEN, Banksrs,J
- Lucas & SIAoNDs, ! Louie,
- l.. A. BgEoIsr q CO., =.
csshisrAtsntie Bank Boston, Mas, Messrs. ThomE.
son oudssiuys, Baltimore, r. swift Esq. Banker
Chicago, Ill. ##
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WAsHlsoTos, Feb. "a.
Mr.. Rust was arrested for the assault on
Mr.. Greeley and held in $500 bail for his
Appearance at the Criminal Court. The
complaint was made by friends Of Greeley
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NUWCIu4NS OVSkR"UkV'
I AIDES ond Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases In
IL great variety, The above articles are difficult To
mud, but have larger assortment SHAN san Dc
Dec b PORTER & BRO.
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Relief Vessels.

New YORK, Feb. II.
The T.. S. steamer Arctic sailed this
morning under the command OF Lieut.. Har-
stein for the Pacific and to relieve vessels
in distress. She is amply provisoned.
Orders have been received at the Brook
lyn Navy Ynrd to send the U. s. steamer
Dispatch Immediately in search OF the
steamer Pacific. She 10 under the command
of Lieut .Crosson.
~ ArEanaaa Mamhsr
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-01-26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas it is provided by the second article
of the Convention Of the 10th June, 1852, be.
twean the United States and Prussia, and other
States Of the Germanic Confederation, for the
mutual delivery Of criminals, rugitives from
Justice in certain cases, that the stipulations Of
that Convention shall Le applied to any other
State of the Germanic Confederation which
might thereafter declare its accession thereto:
And whereas the government of MeCklenburg
Scwerin has declared its accession to the said
Convention, and has caused the said deClara-
tion to be lodged in the Department Of State
Of the United States.
Now; therefore, be It known, that I, FRAN
KILN PIERCE, President Of the United States
Of America, have caused this information to be
made public, in order that the stipulati6ns oi
the said Convention may be observed and fulfil.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-01-26

ed with good faith in respect to the govern.
ment of Mecklenburg- Schwerin by the United
States and the ctizeus thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused tho seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at Washington tbs sixth day Of ia.
nuary, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
IL. ST. eight hundred and fifty four, and Of
the independence Of the United States the 50.
venty eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the Presidents
W. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of State.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-01-26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
By the President:
A PROCLAMATTON.

A PROCLAIM TTON
Whereas it is provided by the second article
of the Convention of the 10th June, 1852, be-
tween the United States and Prussia, and other
States Of the Germanic Confederation, for tho
mutual delivery of criminals, fugitives from
justice, in certain cases, that the spulatiuus Of
that Convention shall bo applied to any other
State of the Germanic Confederation, which
might thereafter declare it accession thereto.
And whereas the government Of Schaumburg
Lppe has declared it's accession to the said
Convention, and has caused the said declaration
to be lodged in the Department Of State Of the
United States.
Now, therefore, be It known, that l, FRAN.
KILN PIERCE, President Of the United States
Of America, have caused this information to bs
made public, in order that the stipulations Of
the said Convention may be observed and full.
filed with good faith in respect to the govern
ment Of SChaumburg-Li by the United Sta
tes and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hOreunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of tho United Stats
to be affixed.
Done at Washington the twenty sixth day
of July. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty four, and Of the indie.
pendenco Of the United States the seventy
[L.S.] ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President;
W. L, MARCY,
Secretary Of State.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-01-26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLdMAT TTON

Whereas it is provided by the second article
of the Convention of the 10th Of June, 1852, be-
tween the United States and Prussia, and 9TH
er States of the Germanic Confederation, for
the mutual delivery of criminals, fugtives from
Justice in certain cases, that the stipulations of
that Convention shall be applied to any other
State Of the Gcrmanic Confederation which
might thereafter declare its accession there
to.
And whereas the government of Wurtemberg
has declared its accession to the said COnven-
tion, and has caused the said declaration to be
lodged in the Department. Of State If the Uni
tel States:
Now, therefore, be it known, that |, FRANK
LIN PIERCE, President of the United States of
America, have caused this information to be
nade public, in order that the stipulatious of
the said Convention may be observed and full
filed, with good faith in respect to the govern.
ment Of Wurtemberg, by the United States and
the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at Washington the tweaty seventh
day of December, in the year Of our Lord one
II, s.. thousand eight hundred and fifty three.
and Of the independence Of the Unitsd States
the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
WI. MARCY,
Secretary Of State.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-01-26
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION,

Whereas it is provided by the scond article
of the Convention Of the 9th June, 1861, be-
tween the United States and Prussia, and 9TH
er States Of the Germanic Confederation, for
the mutual delivery Of criminals, fugihves from
jasticc in certain cases, that the stipulatsns Of
that Convention shall be applied to any other
State Of the Germanic Confederation which
might thereafter declare its accession thereto:
And whereas the government of Oldenburg
has declared its accession to the said Conven-
tion, and has caused the said declaration to be
lodged in the Department Of State Of the Uni
ted States.
Now, therefore, bo it known, that !, FRAN.
LIN PIERCE, President Of the United States Of
America, have caused this information to be
made public, in order that the stipulatitns Of
said Convention may bo observed and fulfilled
with good faith in respect to the government Of
0ldenburg by the United States and the citzo.
ms thereof.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto sci my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at Washington the twenty first day
of March. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty four. and Of the inde-
Il. ST. pendence Of the UnitedStates the go.
vcnty eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President
W. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of State.
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rankin PIERCE.
q HRDCLAMAT TTON.
TpG ruaslI ENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.

TNG rHoSll ENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
"lwers T. provided by the second article
of t Convention Of the 10th June, 1852, be-
tween D United S.ates and Prussia, and other
Stare z The demlnic Confederation, for the
mg.. ercy Of criminals, fugtives from
.ai.iic certain q ses, that the stipulatons
" 0a Convention shall be applied to any O.
.hu 3.rso' tl5 ae manic Confederation which
migl ,Acr -.gr q clare its accession there.
to
Had H.nn BE Government Of Mecklen-
burg 'al h1a c,lared its accession to the
W.d uuun 30 has caused tho said de-
e.r i.l t0p9 ll ed in the Department of
St .aa tao tates;
Hl therefore bn it known, that FRANK
.iH HE'h, pgudont Of the United States Of
Am have 3au i this information to be
mad Io.'a 10 a-I that the stipulatiOns of
tHe"Iu Convention nay be observed and fulfil
".F.u good lgH in respect to the govern.
uan' O.. Ao'k.enauy Shclitz by the United
s.'.@ aal Che citizens thereof.
/ 10 U.nam whereof, | have hereunto set my
.auo f.' caused tbl seal of the United States
|tob Iya4.
Haa' 70 wellington the twenty sixth day
|ot jnu'- n 0r' car Of our Lord one thou.
.lL s.oa .,gl 1fndred and fifty four, and
o... %. 1cuicnca If the United States the
m "ali
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by sry'o..~'-.'
W. l.. MARCY,
Secretary Of State.