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Troy Hard ware Store.
HITCHCOCK n CO

Troy Hardware Store.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,
sIus or ras nosrIss LOCK, lso usloK sLocx,
Main Iowa.
WhsiesA1e a0A B1esaal Dsnssrs,
A kk ssceynx large aud Esas.a! assortment q
y which the ittention Of dealers aud customers l.
rsspectfuily invited.
keokuk, may3i-'5S-d&w
rNue subscribers arc now rccsiying large adj
ii ns TO former ssoek VI Hardware and Hsus
keeping wares, ~ which they Invite the attsntios
sas2sd HITCHCOCK. MOTT CO.
re- censracssrs, sui,aers 4 esAer..
EEi re ewing our sssort@set Il buitders
w Hardware, direct froM msn ifssturers; alsO ;
variety Of schanics fools which ws 0G.r for sais
1t lso Main street, Union Block.
sug2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT : co.
EnanclcA Preserve Kettles asA
sauce PA~s.
ID RIGHT French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
ID Pans, Cailenicrs, skimm:rs, Uippers, wash
Basins. Ladies', Forks, Hp ons; Cups and Ssivss
Brass Kettles; Tin XII clen Ware; Jxpaned j..
! rsn.a ch.wh-r .nd Water psils: foot BsiAs
Trunks. Cans. and . variety Of other articles On
| sale A. se AAiu street: Uaion Block.
sug7s AITCaCpCk, MOTT co.
EvANCY enamslled Chamber Sets, cor. iss,ng ei
T. water pals. chamber d. and foot baths. Paint
d water pals, foot hath and chsmber pails In set
q single, also variety Of house furnishing good,
In silver plated, britannia, japsncd, white metal
and com mon wares, for sale At the Try HsrdwAS,
Store, sign Of the Aoriise Lock, i59, Main II.
Union Block. HITCHCOCK MOTT + CO.
VOLTS KEVULvEK,--Ri6ss ana double bar
~ relied Shot Guns can be found 81 the Troy Hard
ware Store, 1bo. Main st.. Union Block.
sep2O HITCHCOCK. MOTT GO.
nRTECTOR TILL LOCKs-A perfect sseurity
~ for the money drawer. for sale 81 the Troy
Hardware store, sign OF Mostisc Lock, $50 Aain-sl
sov6d HITCHCOCK, MOTT 20.
RANkRS' SAsATs, . nice article, for sAla 8 III
- Troy Hardware StorSa sign Of the Morse Led,
lsv AAin-st. HI1cHUoCR, MOTT = CO.
nev.5dAw
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AsT am nor retiring ffom the practice OF the
Law hereby recommend Geo. {. Dixon, my late
partner 10 our former clients aud TO persons having
bnsiness with mc.
ktoEuk, oct 10, 1856. THos. w. CLAGETT.
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pi.sse present them without deay, AID those in
axbsed are reqssslnd t. e,m forward and s,iti up.
d@a6 j. q. BERNARD a 20
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MArA. CAps a riuA.

1896. HATS. CAPS a. fihA. 1886.
Inn Casks ii rs F.celsei from the Man a
UOufse'ory, # ali styles, qualities aid -
priees, iar saie eaeap at Wholesale AID retait
Merchants will do we'll 10 call a0d examine my
stock, as ! agn bound asst 30 be uaiersold hy any
Lgnac ia the Acst Il, b. mt St Louis ur Cincinnati
Cal aud examine prle-s and soois at
SIILD0N'S,
septi0d is Main street
300 boz. Mems puh Caps, new styles and all
gaaiitAes, fur sale ehespat ShELD0A'S
ksp,ipd ID Main str et
1000 DoL. Meas s.lk, tug, and Wesi hass, Tor
sals cheap II sHELnOS'S.
s>ptlud 70 Main street.
500 boz Mems B1sA Gtofes, Mltts, uuautleis,
aud lsdies' Fancy fars fer sale cheap at
ssptiVj sHkLD1N'S =, 10 Main street.
4 AIDES Vow is tAe time FIR you All To come
L. sni secure yourselves If those splendd sots
OF Furs. have jus; rceeiYed my winter stock Of
thesn, aud vii seil thsu cheap a. yeu can buy
them iG ~, Louis. Among my stock NAY be found
the fpllostug
sIoAE MARTIN,
AMERICAS SABLE,
FrfCH.
RUSSIAN FITCH
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
ROCK MAIfIS,
COMFY
Come one, come all, and examine. No trouble to
snos goods at SHELDON i,
esiitUd 70 Main street.
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CU.PART NiHNIIiP.

VXTk have this day associates with us j. b Nan.
w dain. Aid " II eont,Bus the Leather Ssad cry
hardware, Carriage Trimmiugs ard shee Finding
bu~an~sx. under ths style ~ Bernard, Aaudain Co.
q tha old stand, Eo.G57 Main-tt.
j. q. BahsARD n co.
Eeokvk Decesnier 1870
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will continue the practice If the law In the old
ahhce. No. ST Main street, keokuk Iowa.
oct rs 1856 Dim GEO. &. DIXON.
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/ hereby recommend my friend Hurley to our
pumefuus patrons as gentleman every way war
thy their entire confidence, ana fully capable Of
conducting tbs business TIE epire Satisfaction VI
ali
dec l diff KELLY
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WANTED.

n ply good pries. aud mske payments to SUI
tbs pafti,s. lscpt5 d. 81. a. AiiSIIN.
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TROY BELLS.
JUST RECEIVED,
sEvrRAL
FINE TONE
BELLS,

yRoh TEE cKLRDnArkD
TROY FOu NDk Us,
and for sale BY TILLINGHAcI, LANE ADUEL.
osN LIS MAiu-st., sign 81 Brosdsxs
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A 8kNTS for Gurley's Surveyor Instrumsnta
n Pocket Com passes for sale BY
TILLiNGHAST, LANE I BUEL,
Oct IL d Sign Of the BYoadaxe,
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Csty Lot. and Land Tor sale.

Lot No. 5, Block 45-with iinproyeIn.nts For
farther particslars, apply 10
C. Il. DTMoND
oatg-d Etil,.,,--.t. "a - Na,,, :,
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hixralrs for KAnsas,

The National Kansas Committee are en-
stled TO extend aid 10 such persons Of COOS
character and habits as are DESTROYS Of en-
grating Immediately for Kansas. Among
the reason. for desiring an immediate move
nent, are the following
LIST. The autumn, which is the proper
season for emigrar ion, Is already somewhat
advanced, and persons intending 10 90 ihi.
Fall should go al once, in order TO cooper.
ale with the General Governmental the call
Issued BY the President ofthe United States
I'd. Some fIhe choicest lands in Kan.
| sss are advertised for sale by the General
Government in October, and tona Eda oc-
eupsnts at that time will realize q great ad-
vantage BY a previous location.
Sd. We do not know how long we NAV
possess the facilities We now offer for a
cheap transportation through Iowa.
<th. The present actual residents Of
ksnsas need accessions TO divide with them
the burdens aud perils Of occupancy against
q violent, usurping and lsw-defying enemy;
and if these shall be promptly made, il ca n
NJ, be that justice and law will much long
er fal 10 confirm the rights Of which efforts
are being made to DEPRIVE then.
Among the Inducements the Committee
can Offer, are;
lst- A free passage from Chicago 10
lows City or Mt. Pleasant, in Iowa, and 4
free transportation OF necessary baggage,
ana ample provision in camp, for the re-
nsibiDg distance to Lecompton or any cen.
trsl point in Ksnsss.
I'd. The use OF the implements necessa-
ny for sslf-defence-it being, however, the
desire Of the Committee that all settlers
should live pescesbiy il possible.
Sd. Such aid as may be Necessary for
support in Kansas (so far hs the means OF
the Committee will justify until the proper
adm illustration Of law shall restore The ceun-
try TO state Of quiet sueh sc shall re-estab-
iish its PROSTATE trade and industrial srt,.
Emigrsuts will rendsz,ou. either at Chi
e.eo, Iowa City or Mt. Pleasant. Apphcs-
tons OF Communications may be made TO
the subscriber at Chicago, T. b. EIdridee,
Nj. Pleasant, or DR.. Jesse Bowen, lows
City. w. +. N. AEsI,
Gen. Transportation Agent National Kan
ssa Committee
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HARDWARE.
LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD

| IrAyE opened AND are selling splendid stoek Of
ID Hardware at iOEsr figures tLsn any other
concern the civ Of Davenport unr stock complete
and furnish all kinds Of Builders A4t,ria Die
eanics To2l and Farmers implements Of tie best man
uiactUEa Give CALL you cannot go away without
| buyinE- No c alain street, Davenport
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
NAILS, Cut AMI wrq,s sPkas, 6sst brands;
~ LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
| CARPEYTERs' TOOLS Of every description for sale
oiowby LlYINGsIoS LOCKWOOD.
MAIL sstng, IIor=eshoengr EnE,ugars' and Black
4 Y smith Hand Hammers aud sirdges.
LINlN"s Ton LOCKWOOD.
! pOWING Nashines Com. and Cast stey Augars nj
| DAuseF Bits best manufacture.
LIVINGSTON & LOCK WOOD.
PENcH and Hand Hatcl1ets fall kinds mostapProv-
| lDed make. LiFIN0s10A 4 LOCKWOOD
| NTOKTICE, Firmsr, corner and PAIRING cbisels,
LIVINGsT0S & LOCKWOOD.
u ''' , '"' 'l' LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
| ~ LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
CHATNs. bright OK English proof cod, Halter Wei,
| S'Jaak aud Trace. LIVINGSTON s. LOCKWOOD.
| uINGEs, Heavy and Light a,a.f.. aids, IIook ala
llstTsIs very ehsaP. Llfi Nos4gN & LOCKWOOD
> ICE ~'' 1--WE ITiS SSlSoGS & LOCKWOOD
| nHiiHH hnamolst Kettles, tAo ouly thing ior
! lJkng preserve all siLas, at
| M. nAaiu ct. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
pass Eattlr- Zoe as..cgtpaeni 70 % foqRdst
ID LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
w Wi Buckets ci' st I LIiSiEGsTos LOCKWOOD
\ JOCLDEEs, Riddles, Selves, &c.
vi No. eMaiu st LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
EVLEs John Rothsrys best ss,iss in as,kst ars,
/ sDaE at LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
4 BIND STONE Rollers, Gate Hinges, Con, ana Pot
tcut. No.Bha.nst. LIVINGSTON & LOCKWOOD.
DEItHEs, Paint, Earni-h, Sash, White Wash. Horse,
D5hs,lng and Hair at LIYINGsToN& LOCKWOOD.
A MES Old colony and other celebrated manufacture,
LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
MANURE aaI Hay Forks, Hocs and c. g Grain
w Scope No Main rSyifSasToV 4 Iocrwoor
WINDOW Glass, Patty, D., ,......-.
w LIVINGSTON q LOCKWOOD
IAyHnG, Laulas. and Team, Buck Lashe.
w LIVINGSTON & LOCK " OUD.
HAZARDS celebrated Sporting Powder.
LIN. d Main Ett LIVIsosION LOLk WOOD
& NOT Pouches aud Belts, Powder Flask, Gun
E)NiptTs, WrsnChes, Com. aud &. Z. Tubes, EIsrs
chemical repaired Gun Wsds, Eleyg Water Proof CaGa
O. d. Caps Gail and buy cheap at No. . Main s. DaE.
eHp0rt. LIVINGSTON LOCKWOOD.
aug Is
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AaYxArr To EEElE JAiL--The Rock Ia
lander says thai five prisoners, confined ~
ths jsiI ii Tbs, city, attempted to escape OIL
Tuesday night last. d says ihsi The jsiioi
and his assistants were 90 ibe alert io'
them, having become acquainted with theii
designs Accordingly .en were stationed
.. different points about the building =
Abou, ten O'Clock the prisoners commenced
working. They suceeedsd in ioossning
rsiter and making breach in the wall A
shot was fred in order 10 slsrn them
They a, once stopped operating Their
room was emf cred, and every one Of them
except one was apparently sleeping quite
soundly. They had taken BEDFORD from
q bed, with the design, it is presumed. oil
making rope ladder, upon which 70 %.
scend. Every msn Of them Was marched
Of 10 The cells, where they remsis to brood
over their imagined wrongs.
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From tAs salem tolio) EspueliesSs Aug. 49,
ASSAULT AND BArrEEY.-O Thursday
last, charge Of assault and battery was
preferred agsnst Joseph Barker, Sen, tthe
well known lecturer on the Immoral .teAden-
cy OF the Bible,) by Richard hamsdsn.--
Hr. Barker NOT being ready for trial. the
hearing OF the case was deferred until the
next dsy. Al the appointed time, the par.
ties again met before Esquire BatLin, when
Mr. Ksmsden complained that whist he
was peacesbiy sad quietly engaged In or
wing his cattle TO the spring for water. DC
was sssaulted by Joseph Barker With
stones and to some extent injured. ihs
charge against Mr.. Barker was sustained,
and be wss accordingly held 10 bsii in the
SUN of five hundred dollars for his sppear-
snes Ut court.
The above named individual will be re-
membered by many Of our citizens % the
man who delivered severed disesurses in
tlis city something less than one scar ago.
IN which be ignored the divinity Of the b.
bic aud religion in gensfl. His conduct
i. . practical and living illpstrsion Of The
saects Of biz own teaching.
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MS. BEowa WHO Was KILLED AT OssA-
wAroziE.--it was not Capt John Brown
who was killed at Ossswatomie, as has been
Generosity stated, but Mr. Orgille c. Brown,
Who was quietly settled there and pursuing
the business Of land agent. He was a
gentlemen Of a very high character, and had
taken Q warm interest IN the moral and reli-
gous welfare of the people among whom he
lived. He met his death at the hands of
rm bless assassins, no one Of whom he had
ever injured or sough, to inJnre. A brother
in-lsw OF the murdered men resides in this
city - Chicago Press.
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six,y.nine old line Wings OF Detroit
Michigan, sasing issued an address recon-
nepding james Buchanan for the Pre''oen-
rv. and too hundred and sixty-iwo other
old-liDe Whies Of the came place publish .
card declining the invitation, and express
ing their preferences for Col. John c. IRE
mont. Very fair division.
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Fee KAHsxs.-A large company Of ksn-
sac emigranis left Iowa City, las, wesk,
tsking with them besides other "neeessa-
RES" brass cannon and wagon load Of
ammunition. We observe from the Iowa
City papers that e number OF boxes con.
tajninQ mus kets, ammunition, &c, stored in
the warehouse Of Daniels &Co., were stolen
.fter night and destroyed. "Border Rufisu-
: I'm" 10 advancing eastward.
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Action Of the City Couneil

Ma. EDiTos Your remarks on the ne
cessiiy Of opening Fourth street on the
east, appears TO have induced The Ordinanc.
Committee 70 report an ordinance opening
said stree, al The expense Of the city. vii
you be go kind as 10 mention the necessity
Of opening Twelfth street, Perhaps the
committee will report similar ordinance
and oblige
A hualEk or PEIIrInhEE,
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RosslHe PnnTEi.-The miscfean''
thsi iniest Muscsiine are becoming desPsr.
ate. On last Mosdsy they actually knock
ed down and robbed printer They re-
ceiysd Tor their pains, and bis PANE Inc
re,pect.ble sum Of s5 cents. II prin,e"
have money they know too much TO carry
!, .boul their persons. while good banks o.
deposi, ere % plenty.
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A kUxsEE OF PfrITIosEE,

The N. Y. Tribune learns from Concord,
Nh, that the Democratic Fremont Club
recently formed in that city comprises
among its members tDo hundred and three
men who voted in 1852 for Gen. Pierce, and
tusnty ihre. who voted no longer ago than
last March for John c, Wells, the Buehauier
candidate for Governor
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Judge Norton will come from Northern
Indiana to the National Road with major
ity of $4,000 votes. Dye hear thst boys
bforton's majority in the State will be like
that Of Gen. Jackson in Pennsylvania
when the officers counted on till the major.
ity reached $1,000, then they quit, and the
exact majority at that election is not yet
kaoxn.-!Madisoa lad Courier,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-12

VALUE Oh REPUTATION. Daniel Web
s'er. when young lawyer. was employed
IN case for which he received q fee OF
eighteen dollars. Later in life he was en-
pIoyed 10 similar csse, and received q fe e
Of five thousand dollars, though he used The
same brief which be had prepared isr the
first case.
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RAILROAD CoLLsios collision &C.
CURED Oh the New York Central Railroad,
On Friday last. by which siI men were
sealded 10 death. by the neglect 10 turn
the switch the locomotive ran into cattle
train. sc,ldine 10 desiL six dsoyers.
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TssEI IsoHEs OF Snow IN AUsusT = We
learn from letter from Gorhsn, N. H.,
"a the 9Th ult. that snow to the deplh o.
three iaches wss then on MI. Warrington
and other peaks in that vicinity. On Tues
day the Mercury II Nj. Washington was
Of 81 degrees. " Com. Adv.
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On the evening Of the first Money ~
October N. p. Banks. Speaker Of the House
Of Represe motives, will address the people
Of Chicago upon the questions involved in
she neudipR contest
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Ii,cusAs.-The editor OF the J0srnsi
Branch coop,, MieLigaa, writes 10 Piiaiiy
., foIlows We viii Got compromise -
ibis state. for less than 1880 nsiority fe'
Fremont"
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The Chicago Journal saws that the late
Mr.. Hall, of Iowa, was in that city on the
Sd, en- route for home; but THIS time he
didn't leave any word about Iowa being "ail
right" We assure our contemporary that
Iowa Is "all right" nevertheless,
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Fsosr - WEsTEss IowA.-The HsSx-
-. lssrns IRON gentleman who last wee.
returned from Western lows that corn ana
ali tender vegetables along the N''hnsso
t.Dies have been killed by frost
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A WArN WEIoosE.--The kansas
sossttsr Sovereign speaking OF shannon
removal and Gesy's appointment, ssys'--
ave attach hule impOr,aneeto the chahge'
q, We are slill TO be cursed with Nof1aei1
man,
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A, the Fremont msss meeting held a
Mansfield, Ohio. on the 2lst ult., there vaa
3 PROCESSION OF $50 young men on horse
h.ek rho sr. to cast their 6rss Presidents
vote in November next. That's the Va!
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= "A N X I N q
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
nFFfCE, Brady Street, between Second and ih'fI
~ stteets. Exchange on all The principal siiss OF
the United States, Graat Britain, ireland AMI con
uasntal kufope bought and sold.
Notes and Drafts collected and proceeds rom,i'si
90 any par OF the United States al egrren ratesVt
Exchange.
Collections OF notes drafts, accounts. ieaae,es and
tnherianees INSIDE Ia all parts OF the tnltoa s'stes,
CanadaA aud Europe.
Stocks aud Bonds bought aud sod on commission
and n.yidt ads collected,
Land Warrants bought, cold and located.
ESchspge GA cities tp-lhe United states,
Carpenter 4 Yernllge, Nes York CiR;
Albany City Bank, Albany, Y;
Buffalo City Bank, Bunalo, ny;
Bank OF C5mmsree, Boston, Mass;
lfadvsmea's hank, Philadelphia, Pa;
Merchants & Manufacturers Bank PittsbHrgi fai
Mukim 4 GO, Baltimore, NJ y;
Gilmore & Brotherlon, Cincinnati, oAio;
Lucas s. Sim0nds, ST Louis, Mo,
CiuESas' Bal X, New orleans, La;
II X Swtft, Brothar & Johnslon, Chicago, III
septs SO dwtt
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A dwelling house was consumed BY hr'
in Chicago On Tuesday lsst, and : little girl
shout tes yssrs Of age, named Asn Hig.
rias, was burned To death.
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GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
Fancy Goods, Notions
TOYS, sc.

i5S and $50 Main street, ST. Louis, Mo,
II EEP always hand the argest and a osi varied
N assornsstsf staple and Fancy Notion Goods
10 be. found west Of tae Aoun.ains. All of their
good, are purcsased direct iron the ulseturers
In EgrsBs aas tAs Usted statss and can be ssid 10
dsalesat as low ices a. any importer n the cast
err cities. They have every variety Of Comb.
Brushes, Buttons, Looking Glasses, Gloves Under
- iris and Drawer, Cans, Pistols, Poeks, and Ia
Bile Gallery, Toy Goods, steal instra Bents Porte
MoBHaies, Purse, and email ware gensrallr; aud
receive from BirBi y z ham, Paris, London ami L.ip
Sic ts. latest novelties in their liHs regularly per
ocean steamers
Merchants will mad 1t greatly thsr advantage to
examine our stock and prices before going east or
pa rsbxsiny elsewhere, awe are determined not TO
10 unde Tsoid by any olbsf house ia Inc country.
sep ~ d2m
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Il A r 4 I Z d.

In this city on the Ioth iaa., BY Rsv &, T, NJ.
sors, Mr.. GRo. W. FEARING to Miss CoRDsLIa
A BAND, daughter Of Ii. sard, F.q., former y
of ST Charles IlIinel.
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"Palpit Politics. -

Modern theorists have narrowed down
the Reld OF ministerial lsbors to very cir.
cumsc,ibed limi,s. Whether this proceeds
from ,he love of religion. respect to
preachers, or n innate skepticism upon all
thinrs divine, We leave to Others to deter
mine; merely remarkins the, our expert
ence extends TO The observation, that pious
men never emo fanl, with ministers for at.
,sck;nr vice. no matter under what gar b il
NAV be concealed For some yesrs the
area Of politics hiss been eacroaching upon
that Of religion. Questions in political
economy have been solved, and those in
morality hsye succeeded them. Those
great political measures, the tariff, natiensl
bank and internal improvements, are 40
longer a, issue while Temperance, slavery,
and polygsmy, oil strictly moral questions.
have superseded them. Instead, therefore,
Of the preacher leaving the Geld OF has
ministerial lsbors to speak upon political
sob,ec,s, politics has transcribed its limits
and come within his jurisdiction /; ana tue
minieter who, under these circu instances
f.ils 10 speak out boldly in condemnation OF
The evils that are sought 10 be fastened up
an our institutions, il less cnlpable in the
s,eht OF G Cd and good men, than he VINO
neyer sllaacs 70 the subject. We give
hi. hr,el slew oil the question in contrast
With the one ~hich, under the title of"Pui-
pit Politics,a largely sustained BY quota
mons IRON Thomas Jefferson, apPesfed in
The Nste Democrat Of yesterday mOraiag.
r.rx r,cKsrs.-The Soperia tendens Of
n. RorIiup,on and Missouri River kaiirosd
H.. elye 4 20 The National Ksssss Coanit'
,.s eas sLouss I'd free tickets frsm burhne
aaa ID NJ. Pieassnt, Iows. This reduces
,he ,are lfam Chicago 10 NJ. Plessant 10
tree aollars Tor Ksnsss eMigra ats.
IBsstsa Telegraph.
wek know mol what the supefiatendea'
af,be Davenport and Missouri River Rail
road hss done in The premises. but presume
be 10 not behind in Ibrraiiiy, - ~ rsler'
epee to the statement Of the Gen. Trans
Asen, Of The National Kansss Committee
vablished in io-day's paper, II will ee see'
that free passage is guaranteed every
good man from Chicago to Iowa City, sh'
wishes to emigraie to Ksnsss with The IN
,ep,ion Of permanently ser,ling there. T6'
pre,en, difficulties in that Territory sh0s'
deter none from going thither, - Governs
Ge.rv goes out with full power, and. a.
generally thought. with the de'sfmi0s''0'
!. pro,ee, the pesceasie settler in bic pos
sessions and rights.