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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

In addition to the foregoing have several farms that
an, authorized 20 sell upon long credit, which
are we'll Improved Persons wishing 70 purchase would
do well to call and examine my list.
1854" ALSO
$4,000 Of unimproved Land in Scott Museatine
Clinton, Cedar johnson, Iowa, Poweshsik, Jasper.
Guthrie, Grundy, Blacshswk Benton, Buchanan, but
Ter, Webster, Chekasaw, Csrro Gordo, Hancock,
Worth, Mitchell, Howard and other Counties In the
State OF Iowa. which afford fine opportunities for ma
king good Investments For iurthet information call o.
the ONCE 0 GEORGE l.. NICkoLLS,
Dayenpous Block,
coTusr NJ SECOND and Msin atraat.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

eOe-55 sores q wo5d land tn vocy!aG i6I e. f.as,t
east, wiii be divided or sold liz one D2iy,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

23i--A farm u 100 acres tho Iowa City road, j
and W "a Of NJ. sec rs TIP 10 R2E, frame houss,
saoe fence (new) ~ acres OF timber,s good spring,
stock will be sold with without the farm price FL
per acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

For SaIe--s5 aers Of beautiful isad X mile from
corporation line Dubuque road, with good house,
barn excellent well and eisisrn rings OF nsEsr fall
lag water, strswoerriss, Rhu barb, Asparagus
e will be sold entire IN parcels to suit Purchssers
Apply 10 GEORGE l.. NICHOLS, ~
ian2o dtf Land ofBes, Main st.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20

70. Ss-s-Loi No IN block 50, GA stb .,,
s ssss o. rsa.s npoa VII eh erected two so,
low AAaAsai will he M
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-20
CITY PROPERTY

8t-A ffame house Of nI,
snd cisieGn, lot east half of Ia, ICONS well b,t.,
street, wost OF Harrison, ssioO oioek .. On N
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
IMPO RTANT TO THE DEAF
DR.. MCLEOD. Of Scotland.

Proprietor the Institution Deaf St. Louis. Mo
uAs ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND NAY BE CON-
suited at Ito Dearborn stairs
OF the Post Once. Early attention is desired.
Deafness, Dizziness Noise the Head, DISCHARGES
from the Ear, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed
IMPORTANT AND TRUE -r
have . son 6steen of who has deaf
dumb from the Of two the effect scarlet
Hearing Of DR.. Mcleod, brought and
weeks under his hands he hearng
atth expiration OF weeks he could hear we and
rapidly learning speak. make this unsolicited,
and forthe good Of an aniicted community. t1
st. Paul, Feb. 1855. ALEX. O. NORTON.
have been suffering with DEAFNESS, the ills
accompanying deafness, from infancy, which is
Twenty-Five years. my deafness became distressing that
the grave. At length permitted Mcleod
Of the Ear lnrmary Of this city. Trembling bopa
and fear, submitted to this gentleman. Beyond
most sangune after short OF
ment by Dr. Mcleod, In the enjoyment
ng and head those
which formerly made life burden Any person wishing
and residence, No. ITO Fifth
Cincinnati, O., Jan. 1865 MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
Ihave been deaf In both many years which
acton affected mnd that life itself, times, became
burden, and almost unendurable to Of
the happies living. have restored perfect
hearing by Dr. 4cLeod Ear Innrmsry Fourth and
Olive streets. In his FIRST examination Of stated
that In six operations he would give hearing
true to his word, at the sixth operation, hear dis
tincy and powerfully did the sound
obliged to partially them with cotton, hut could
get used tot Those wishing to call at the
Parthepa. PHILIP SHELL
st Louis, July II, 1856. Steamboat Parthenla.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
SALE OF MOKTGAGED PREMIsEs.

0N the 18th day February, d. 1885, John r. Porter,
~ Of the County Of benton, and Territory Anness, did
by bis deed that day duly
cuted, acknowledged and deveed mortgage Rufus Farm
ham, then Of Ramsey county, said Territory, the following
described piece
In ssid county OF benton, but said county
twenty 27 township ihirty-tws @ north Of range
2 west secure the payment BY said Porter,
his heirs, executors adminstrators the said
his heir, administrators the Of
two hundred dollars In sixty after said l3h day Of Feb
ruary. according 10 the certain promssory
bearing date with said executed said
and paysble to said Farnhan hts order which said mort
gage duly recorded In the Registry Deeds within
said Benton, the 18th February
1885, in Book "A. Of Mortgages At 166, 1877
which said hundred paid, nor
part thereof has su proceeding at law been
instituted to recover said debt, any thereof
Now. being
dton Of said mortgage, hereby give public notice. that said
mortgaged premises Will lie sold public suction
est bidder by virtue contained said
gage, at the Office Of the Register Of Deeds within AMI said
county Ramsey Monday, the s0th day March,
1857.-January %, 1857. X. FARNHAN, Mortgsgee.
GEO. A. NouRsE, Atty for MORTGAGES, fe6.6w
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

BY Mr.. Noble. Of q bill to incorporate the
Chaska and Lake Minnetonka Boat Canal com.
pany.
iaaBy Mr.. Murray, Of bill for St. Peter Bun
c0mbe. x 40
By Mr.. Wilson, of q bill to incorporate the St.
Cloud Manufacturing company.
BILLS INTRODUCED. s
BY Mr.. Branch, q bill to incorporate the Min.
nesota Transportation company.
L., BY Mr.. Smith, a memorial to Congress for the
establishment of an Industrial University in Min
nesota, for the encouragement of practical edu
cation.
BY Mr.. Payne, a bill 10 incorporate the Dodge
county Building and Library Association.
BY Mr.. Kingsbury, bill to legalize the record
of certain towns. .....,..-,.,'ll,
BY Mr.. Berry, bill to incorporate Wyoming
University NJ South Bend.
BY Mr.. Wilson, n bill to incorporate the St.
Cloud Canal Navigation company.
BY Mr.. Smith, bill to authorize the Minncso-
ia Bridge company to borrow money.
BY Mr.. Adams, bill relative to public. roads.
BY Mr.. Costello, bill relative to the County
Commissioners of Ramsey County.
By Mr.. Plumer, a bill to incorporate the city of
| Grastenbury. 7 go T.. l."
By Mr.. j. r. Brown, a hin to amend the act of
Congress organizing the Territory of Minnesota.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
| Mr. Howell, from Committee on Agriculture,
| reported back to the House bill for the destruc
tian of backbirds, &C., with amendments-Co Con-
| Cured in. .-.--.,..
| Mr.. Adams, from Committee on incorpora-
| tions, reported back No. POS, 222, l37 aud l3l.
Mr.. Whitlock, from Cammittee on Territorial
Roads, reported an Omnibus bill for laying out
certain Territorial Roads, and recommendation
that it pass.
MIR. Adams, from Committee on bill &c, 20 es-
tablish the boundaries Of Dakotah county
submitted a minority report.
A message was received from the Governor an
nouncing his veto of the House bill repeating the
act granting to James Nj. Goodhue the right to
establish and maintain ferry across the Mis-
sssipp river, with his objections to the bill.
The bill was then reconsidered and discussed
at length by Messrs. Whitlock, Murray, Adams,
j. r. Brown and others, was finally lost by
vote of ayes 5, nays 26.
COUNCIL BILLS.
A bill for the removal of the seat of Govern
ment of Minnesota was then ordered to first and
second reading. /
Mr.. Murray moved that the hill be referred to
a select committee Of three. Lost,
Mr.. Brown movedt that the bill be indefinitely
postponed.
On a call of ayes and nays the vote was found
to be as follows: ca Il
AYEs-Messrs. Able, Branch, Berry, Black, j.
L. Brown. Costello, Chambln, Greeley, Hayden,
Keith, Kingsbury, Murray, Noble, Ramsey, STAN
nard, Sweeney and Mr.. Speaker--l7. II
NAYs--Messrs. Adams, L. NJ. Brown, Barrows,
Bassen, Foster, Grant. Gere, Howell, Hechtman,
King, Mcvey, Plumer, Payne, Thompson, Tho
mas, Troll, Whitlock and Wilson'S.
Adjourned. tr.... . -.-+. .ea l
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

A writer in the Financial Advertiser closes an
able article on the subject Of the boundaries, 10
the following excellent manner:
Divide the Territory an it ought to be divided,
and you remove the Capitol where it ought to be
IA long distance to the west. Saint Paul then
possesses no geographical centrality. She re-
mains simply what she claims to be, the CONNER
clal and manufacturing emporium of the North
West, the Chicago of the State Of Minnesot ota---
away OF to one side-all alone in her glory, and
without rival. / nm in favor of the bill now
before Congress-, as the only proper division that
can be made. 1t gives tho State the control Of
Lake Superior, its minerals, its forests and its
fisheries. lts gives us the finest pine lumber re-
gion in the United States. Ii gives US half the
valley of the Red river of the North, with that
tine navigabie stream connecting US with the
Selkirk Settlement and the Hudson Eay Compa-
ny's possession, rendering tributary to us the
trade of these immense regions. 1t binds to-
gether the consuming and producing regions, the
pineres and mineral regions of the north, and
the rich farming land OF the centre and the south.
It. gives us the North Pacific Railroad across
our entire breadth, and it gives us railroad
connection up the valley of the Mississippi, di-
rectly from the tropics, to the British American
Railroad yet certain to be constructed from Hal.
ifax to the Pacific, through Canada and north of
our northern boundary.
In short 1t makes Us the Empire State of the
West. No pent up boundary then contracts our
powers, the whole region to the British line is
ours. We occupy the geographical centre of the
North American Continent. Our waters flow in
to different seas as they meander to different
quarters OF the habitable globe, will our wealth
be diffused and increased by making the world
from the far east even to the going down of the
sun, our tributaries. Our example, our power
and our intelligence will be extended, even so
far the light of our glorious old sun
is extended, making the dark crannies of the
cold and unkind North to beam with etfulgence,
binding together all the space from the rising to
the setting Of the orb Of day, and bringing the
oppressed and degraded South up to a nobler
standard, higher style of humanity, the type of
Gods nobility. X.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
Removal OF the Capitol.

bill is before the Legislature and has been
passed by the Council. for removing the Capitol
to ST. Peter. The bill is inopertune, and at no
time ought it pass by Legislative body with
out clause therein submitting it to the people
for their sanction. The permanent location OF
the capitol of the State of Minnesota is question
that ought not to be acted upon until it is really
sovereign member of the confederacy, enjoying
all the privileges and immunities of Statehood
At such a time we shall favor the removal of the
Capitol of Minnesota to the most central position
possible. Minnesota DemQcrct.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
BELLE PLAIN HOTEL.

B. wOODSON having htted up the large, and
LIE oommodious Hotel, Belle Plain, the Minnesota
Rivers respectfully leave Inform the travelling public
that he is fully prepared accommodate all who
him with Call, the c0mforta BILE His
table will all times be supplied with the best that be
oured and the attendsnce his guests ali that be
desired.
Attached to the good bile. In which will always
ba n nd faith hfuls ilvlA ANN
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Territory Of Minnesota, Probate Court In and for said
County OF Mower. County. 4 :
In Of the estate Of Chsuncey Levch, decsasd,
late OF said County.
0M resdng and hng The petition Of James G. Aekley,pf
~ Mower County, Minnesota Territory reprertng, among
other things that ON the fixteenth June, A d. l6,
the said deosased 10 hun the said pet
TONER, the premises known and described follows
plat the village Of AUSTIN situated In the norh-east quarter
OF section Nos three ( In township No. hundred and
uo north Of range eighteen recorded In the os
OF Register OF Deeds for sao Couny Ase the one undivided
fourh partof the southwest the
OF said section No. three W containing forty
less; and claiming that he the said petitioner entitled
Leverich, Adinisratrx Of said be authorized aud d.
rected, ~ decree OF this make and
ance OF said premises him, the said pet0ner II ordered
that said bc heard before the judge Of this Court on
Thursday the 2th day March, De- 1857 O'Clock,
r. the dwelling house A. b. Vaughan In the precinct
OF Austin, said Connty Of Mower. And it further ordered
that notice thereof be published six successive weeks
fore such heHrng the Minneota Tines weekly nevApaper
published at st. PAM, in said Territory jan A. D., 1857.
81. ALANSON b. VAUGHN,
felO-6ws Judpe Of Probate. .
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
sgn TIE GREATEST M
MEDICAL VERY
OF THE AGE.
fR KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered
M common pasture weeds . remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,

M common pasture weeds . remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HgMOR,
The Worst Scrofula Down to Common Pimple,
He has tried it In clever hundred
exceot in two both thunder humor. his
possession over hundred certificates Of within
twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted cure nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind pps
the face.
Two or three bottles win Gle ar the system Of bues
Two bottles are warranted TO the canker
mouth and stomach. @e
cure the worst Kind of
Eryypelas.
bottles all huor In the eyes
Two bottles are warranted to rrmnng Of
blotches among the hair a
bottles corrupt running
ulcers. ? ~ =
Two or three cottles warranted to
ringworm. TssIUfE
Of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted sat-rheum.
Five to eight bottles will the scrofua
benefit Ii always experienced from bottles
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity
Nothing looks improbable
all the wonderful medicines Of the day. that common weed
growing the and along old walls,
every humor in the system; yet II you
hunior It has There IFS nor ANDS huns
has about 1t suing cases, yous pedded
bntrles OF In the vicinity Boston,
cures done in
old, to old people of sixty. have poore puny,
womy okng children, whose flesh and aabby,
stored to perfect state Of health by one bottle
To those who subject to sick head ache bottle will
always it. 1t gives dizziness.
been regulated by it, Where the body quite
but where there arrangement
be alarmed they always in from four week
There bad result from contrary,
feeling will feel yourself like person.
OF the most extIavagant enconrms OF that
listened to. ..e
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. 100 Warren
Street. hoxeuy, Mass Price 90. For sale At the
cpal Druggists In the city. de6-lyv
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Washington was minute man.
An acurate clock in the entry at Mount Vernon
controlled the movements of the family. At his
dinner parties, he allowed five minutes for differ
ence of watches and then waited for no one. If
members of Congress came at late hour, bis
simple apology was, SGentlemen, we are too punc-
tual for you !" or, "Gentlemen, have a cook
who never asks whether the company has come,
but whether the hour has come. Nobody waited
for General Washington. lie knew the value OF
time, and would not consent to be robbed, or to
rob others. of that which could never be restored
or paid for
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
IndianapoliS. Feb. 2

The Indiana House of Representatives, and the
Democratic members of the Senate met in what
purported to be a joint convention, to-day.-The
Republicans refused to go in convention. While
the Democrats and the Lieut.. Governor were lea
wing the Senate Chamber. the Republicans called
one of their own members to the chair, and took
from the table the contested case Of Mr.. Woods,
a Democratic Senator, and in the absence of the
Democratic Senators, declared his seat vacant,
and Immediately adjourned. This gives the Re-
pubEcans clear majority in the Senate.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GA court and jury in New York city, in a
suit brought by Il negro preacher against rail-
road corporation, has decided that railroad COM
pany has right to exclude colored persons from
certain cars.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

SSV bT0ddUdy, N. r., ~ CIdTE S1Teet, Chicago.
THESE Machines have reputation found
i ed on substantial excellence The profit using
one Of these Machines regularly tmpoyeds
DOLLARS A YEAR.
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe sadder,
peron having sewing stitching without
one. peculiar metof Singers Machines, which other
kind justly claim that the Machine will do every
kt"S cork In They strong, durable, win
keep order. VIII buys entirely certain
IA, s.,f,reVf =. ~ 5s~tf
price and size OF Machines workings
Of purchasing, with all other particulars,
plying By letter a. either Offices copy Of !. M
Singer Co.'s GGsette, paper devoted to the Sewing Ma
ehneiD,erest. u will be supplied gratis.
Local Agents wanted In In the United States
JSZ0-6m I. M. SINGER & CO.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
Swiss Republic.

The Swiss are again called to arms, in defence
of the Republican rights.
Switzerland is the only European power that
never NEEDLES in the concerns Of her neighbors.
But all her neighbors are constantly meddling
in hers. France undertakes to prescribe rules
for her police. Germany assumes to dictate reg
ulations for her custom house. Austria demands
that refugees shall be driven from her sheltering
mountains, ard now Prussia wants a slice off one
o. her valleys.
This is partly because she is weak, but chiefly
because she is Republic.
For 700 years, while thrones have tumbled
down, and monarchs have lost their crowns, all
around her, she has gone on, peaceably raising
her cattle, snnning her grapes, electing her con-
crosses, and training up her children to honor
God and do good to their neighbors, in thrift
and quiet. These sre sins that royal courts find
it hard to forsive.-Aj1. Jour. ap
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
AMERICAN HOusE-NOTICE.

yHE Proprietor the popular commodisus
abishmen would respectfully to his patrons
and public generally, that in order meet the views Of
the travelling community, will and after the
November reduce the price OF board dollar and
hfty cents per day, the time
friends that there will be reduction his efforts
the which
his efforts make the American House all that first
hotel calls for. 8. LONG. Proprietor.
3u
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

G% James r. Doolittle, who was elected to
the United States Senate from Wis.,, on Friday
last, by more than two thirds vote of the Leg
islature, is a native Of New York, being born and
bred at Warsaw, Wyoming Co. Until lS4S he
was Democrat. In that year he joined the
Free Soil party. In 1850 he emigrated to Wis
consin and was shortly called to the bench of that
State, which he left in 1856 to practice at
the bar. He is strong Republican, an eloquent
speaker, and a man of talent
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

One OF THE STRoNG-MINDED.-The Boston
Courier says:-ssWe are deeply impressed with
the belief that we saw strong minded woman
in the streets yesterday. She had no inverted
balloons resting upon her hips and cooling her
limbs. These latter were encased in substantial
.broadcloth unmentionables, and bodice of the
same material was lenghthened into skirts falling
just below the knees. A cape of the same, and a
She walked easily through the mud and crowd
upon Washington Street, and was the observed Of
all observers, who hesitated between laughter and
admiration"
The time will come when men will not hes
itate s'between laughter and admiration," when
women adopt some kind Of a dress more graceful
than the present masked battery of steel and
buckrom, and more conducive to health, convent
ence and common sense.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
- - :
HOIN0 OUT OF UaSpRCH.

I see them rushing out
In wild tumultuous rout,
And ask what Its about, "a
OR one near:
Il the dinuer hour nigh,
Or constable nenr by,
That thus they Wildly ny,
Out OF here s
Then he answers with grin,
And he looks az SLY ~ SIN, H &
AS he points his thumb within
ssTlsn't that .4.,s .
Hut the MINISTER has said
That .n,oissy's 80 be-paid,
And The people sore afraid,
Dodge the hat.o
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CO. One OF our Washington Correspondents
states that Hon. John Barnly is dead. He was
the uncle of Mrs. Franklin Steele of Fl. Smelling
An author of considerable celebrity, his mem ory
will long be cherished by the reading communi-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

' Gy- The Lawrence Herald Of Freedom of Jan.
10th, states that it is crediby informed, that Gov
Geary is highly incensed at the great judicial
outrage of Judge Cato in arresting the members
of the Free State Legislature, which recently con-
yened at TOpeka.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

QUEEN VICTORIA COMING TO AMERIcA.lWe see
it currently reported that this excellent woman,
a visit to America. Why not? Our Ex-Presi-
dent visited England, and why should she not
return the compliment?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

eY-I will believe in the right Of one man to
govern nation despotically, when find man
born in the world with boots and spurs, and a
nation born with saddles on their backs.-Alger-
mn, .NUdneU
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WARD AND COOK, PRoPRIxToRs.
5ls.eab 80 EVANSVILLE, WISCONSIN, lsiH gsa
MANUFACTURES OF Portable, Stationary, and Marine
M STEAM ENGINES, .s iHF
4 BOILERS, MILL GEARING, agH
Iron and Brass Castings,
HEAVY FOBGINGS, s. i,
IRON FINISHING AND REPATRTVG,
Dang, Gate, Muiey, and Rota ry Circular
aD SA WMIL LIS, os9a9iad
John Eoyes' Portable Grist and Flour Mills;
the sale Fulton Perkns sPatent notary
mills; =. j. Horns self-seting Rotary Sawmill; Fox's
patent siding Ml T. r. Bailey's Shingle Cutting Machine
and MIL FurnIsbing and furnish order
notice. Pig Iron and Coa Copper Lead iron Pipe Boiler
fIues, Leather and Rubber Betting Oil, and materals
mill owners and engineers at small commission and
VOW rates. Orders Communications by mail
Counting Room viii receive prompt attention. 7ssae6
NORMAN WARD. ALAN ". cooK.
PLHAsx TO REFER TO
~ II. B. Brewster, ESQ.,. Jauesville.g p u tfs
i. Thomas Wizard, Louisville, KY.
Barnum, Nash & Co., Hasting Is, Mt. 90 -ts ~ +
Z. @. Nix, Aurora, Ill. gef.ef ~ - re- ,,ts 4ffg
Kilgore, Rose 4 Co., Washington, Iowa.
DR.. @. w. Beiden. Mt. Vernon, do.G III az cs rs.f
swartz, Sprague & Martin, Bunslo, Ny.
6cripps, Bross b spears, Chicago, Iiiinois. of
H. W Mann, ESQ.,, do
Scriven Gallagher, do
r. n. Benson = Co.,. do ~ tsenf i ses
Matthew Wizard, East Avon, MY. /
e. OWrus b Moore St. Paul, Mt ef g ntnGfG a1T 4
A. T. O. Persen, do
p. n. Phelps. Berlin. Wis. uovS.iyd&w
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
wINsLOw HOUSE,

=
3. A. DkUEI,. ..Proprtetor.
IJAvING assumed the proprictorshp this House, feel
IL confident the variety cham
that has heretofore Its The
public rely unrng exertions
their comfort and happiness while stopping with
= E. A.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

WTTo crafty whim, the other day, Rev. H.
VI. Beecher, in company with young lady of his
household, made the passage from Brooklyn to
New York on the ice, as many others were doing.
While upon ladder ascending the ice to the
pier, the whole mass started, and he barely sue
ceeded in gaining the wharf.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

1s5 ca Two railroad bridges are broken dowr
between Chicago and Dubuque, which will cause
a temporary suspension of mails.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

q. WHY Is IT P-As yet the murderer of Schroeder,
which took placs in st, Paul week or two
since,-has not been detected. This is the four
teenth murder committed in that city within the
last six years, and not of the perpetrators OF
the foul crimes have been arrested and punished.
Why is it.? There must be laxity somewhere.
Is it in the police If 30, citizens will soon be
compelled to form themselves into vigilance COM
mittees, and become the executiouers Of the law
for their own protection and security. Or n it
attributable to the indifference Of citizens2 Have
they become 30 immersed in business that such
scenes are forgotten upon the heels Of their oc-
currenees We hopsnot, but to sustain the form
er name Of their city, these horrid crimes must
be arrested. Stll,sGtey Messenger.