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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
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Dissolution.
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JACOB BkUMN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

ANPLON0 LRASE-A librusl vtnt VIII De PAD
w for . lot situa'ei within tn fsIowing Inn
its Not north " F.fth street. ani t-'w en- fip'ts
And l. Clair. STREETS. Lot say w. re ifoai La
10 to 20 years AdIrcs, AZ " at the State Democrat
Once. ieh25 u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

SPECIAL NOTICES
Cucsr ths is< I'd . ll,. uri''-rn -pe' isl notices
wil be inherited .: t-u etisieI .Ec !ar rseh 'nser
son or my certs yer YEA
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, 1fo$7 $50 TO LuAN-lons o. sh r me.
~ l. C. CAMPBELL.
f.b27d2ts Dav.np4,is tlok
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forced ny Our fosesam sSxnS Nes Grenada, which,
nosevss, sa'elso t,s mni.ter, expressed Its Wiling
ns~ 70 allow ssoh ~ wee actually sustained ~ our cu-
ssm owing 70 the Pansus riots No officially ID sppre-
nende % agreeing upsn mutually agreeable basis OF
se'oement of the .e1dng qesons between the two 60
veruDeots General asrrsn bAye mad another In
'eerview with General GAss 20 day
In no event Will the soDise,rat permit Coeea kioa or
any other Central Amsrc4o Safe v diminieh the geo.
graphical boupdsiies or Nicaragua, divide or sbsorb
sne Territory or this lat hey art probably by this
time aware.
There na aetion bet seer this and any oher country
that does promise quiet I'D ss factory settlement
The ha wnee Kansas Iadsns having made their sslen
t0ns ard VI tie .0 oco aores accordance with
che terms Of the treaty be them and the United
States pohipg reu,aas bal tos approval OF the 70.
ecoas by the Pesiden before the residue OF the Shaw.
nee lands all be otned 70 sale add pre- empon In view
OF this condition Ut things tie Com of the Gene
ral Land ofcs Will ho'ty Instructions Tho Survey.
or General OF mar 70 approve the plats aud surveys
and transmit !hem 70 she proper Ian OH The clai ms
of the ~hio seters whe have already gone upon those
lands vii Lot be fecosnized
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rhs table brings us 10 he beginning Of fourth cana
month"; and the receipts OF boards and scaniing show
Increase over the corresponding month Of Last year Of
sore 500 Feet Of shingles, Il 1855 ~ timber. 1850 fee
and slaves see si2 lbs From present Indications the
receipts for the remasder Of The win fully equal
70 last year, and will, OF boards and scsntDs exceed
those Of 1885,
In regard 10 the Ohio dcfcaion, Columbus cssss 10
The or cinpsu Gdre. rays under Gate OF August that
hcroush overhAubns OF the AUDITORS ard rrcVurcr's
books has been made and staiemeot Of tho OF
The treasury from January H. 1854 70 June H. 1857, has
been prepared showing ai The deracason ~ TIE hitter
date amounted 10 s7sse o. number Of parties have
been questioned the business reaucns Of both the
essurcrs implicated and afcr cose examination Of Mr.
Gibson whose tciimopy computed In forty msnuscrip
pases vish oil pagers and accounts In their reach-M
Gbsos former statements 10 the contrary only ss53ooc
have been rctsrned Of Of than one million dol
lars taken from the treasury by Nv Breslin which he
alone was In defann making John q. Bre,lp defsuler
or s7as sol o. OF lbls he furnished deprecated
paper amounting 10 s,sa ese &C. making the snse lover
outright and upaccounsed oy Of ss7sssa 0 Mr.. Gibson
lalns that not dollar Of the public money has stuck
10 bic hands been Loaf by him. and prcsens account
CT q balance due TO him by the sisse Of $1,000
The committee appointed by resolution Of the Gambler
land Cos and Iron Company 10 Investigate the affairs and
examine the property Of the company, have just made
report The Locust Polrt property and wharf Is con
sidered great acquisition 10 the company Ia well
situated and has upon double rsilroak track, extend
ing nom the Bsmere and Ohio Railroad which enables
the Company 70 load vessels nom the cars without
handling the coal The Commercial Mart property and
vhuf at Cumberland spoken Of very highly By the
committee. The wharf has three railroad tracks upon
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Is
so arranged thai six canal boats he loaded II The
time Ie capacity ia 70 load 5000 tons OF coal per day
The property consists Of ten acrss and has frontage Of
Zoo zoe, on the saal Tho committee report that they
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AsosnD-In Hudscn ny, o.. on n lay, AuS1s
9, AIHu,rs, dspgbts. cf y. and Martha c. Asch.aa.
The ,elav,s and ftnds respectfully invited 10 ~
tend the urenl, to morrow afternoon, at one oesssss
Bergen Five Crrn.rs without fu'es invita- iJu.
RAMON Thursday, August q, OF bilious remlatsn4
fever, ABDI sen OF James and II "a Bshe aged yeas,
The relatives ana friends Of ire family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from tho residence Of ha
CuDDfsp--In Hobokcn on Thursday, August q, Of In
nammslon Of the bows EDwAap Aveusfcs, youngest
Ct Martin q and Catherine Chspdes.
The relatives and friends ~ the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral fom tue residence Of M
father, No Ill Garden street, Boookss
CAIx.--On Wednesday, Aususs o, or coasrnpuoa,
BxnGu CLARE, In tho 18Th year Of her age, q "A I've 4
Currcny county honahAn, ireland
Tho funeral will place fsm hci lnie residence No..
Bridge street. Brcctyn this Afternoon ~ hAf pasa
Two oclo.k Der roHars win be taxsa 70 the Cs.sisU
ar-on rhundsy August Q, Of scarlet fever, susas,
second dAugniss Of George and 'uisA ooey, aged yssrs
Der remsns ~I be taken 10 Greenwood for D,srmssa,
this serrcon, 81 one clock, ffcm the residence OF her
parents, In rity ann street between Frh and Ssn
Hsnarp.-M Yorsviue, en- Wednesday, August 9, slnAx
lsrss dsusher o. Rober n and Sarah O Hsbbsrd sssd
me relatives end friends sr ,hs family are invited 10
attend ne funeral this Afternoon o'clock, ths
residence Of her parents, E~s Ninety second street, 800
HlSr.-Vu Ihurdsy evening, Aususs Q, frsm Ne
effects Of an accident NIcHoIas nrrsxr, senr
twth,r particular. 10 70 mcrous pspena
eldesi daughter Of cs,t DAVID Jsctson aged ~ year
Tho funeral Gin take place fvm residence q ~
oeosi fss r.issyss , ssa ,ssds q INC sniI, are ~
specuu " invited 70 afknd
E", su .ssa , asr. and nossn: snort
The fsna: and q 'ss family are rsspsss
s % s s.n . sooS1u Is ~.
at three O'Clock, without further notice.
Io.e'-,s North orsogsl ss 80 ssF.sy, On msr.ssy,
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Total cost waterown division Of miles 81 PIT $50 81
In ADDITION the bonded debt Of the Northwestern dvi
sion as given above, the company have Issued q million
bonds TO the ST. Crox and Lake Superior Company 10
exchange for q million of bonds Of that company The
Western division and Northwestern division
for miles west OF Portage, the present terminus
of the road At sxtyone miles from Portage the Western
road DIVORCES to Ia Crosse and the Northwestern TO 81
Croix OF the sixty one miles five miles are completed
s522 have been spent upon the gradug bridging
&C. The estimated cost OF completing this port n up
the iron IL $225 900 the work done the Western dvi
sIoe Is Si20tc-esmattd cost OF completing up the
iron $4,000 Work done the Portage division, $685.
COO II Is believed that forty five miles OF the land grant
road can be completed before winter The engineers of
the North western division find favorable and direct
route with easy grades and through valuable prairie and
timber lands Tho amount above stated expended upon
the Western aud Nohwe tern divisions includes the cost
Of the rails for miles from Portage to tho point
of divergence Of the divisions and for the forty I've
miles between thai point aud Ia Crosse. The completion
Of the sixty Of land grant road gives the
ny 200 npd which estimated IN the report
be worth 81 soosoo at si per The amour, need
ed to complete the road la Crosse IL S35 900 There
are t band CTS Of tho lard grant bonds and these
with ohe asse will be used for the purpose Of raising
the above amount.
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academy or ciusic- The choral Opera.
pleasant series Of concerts were oonmeDoso T. tee
Acaoemy last evening tn. house at present 'e.se o.
Mr. Stewart, the manager Of walnck's taeasre and ls
direction the establish Is n the hands OF Me- slnr
ccanIt, who hs, reproduced the salient features he
European summer concerts.
The s'sge anc psrquete Of the Academy have bser
thrown into solou de, the organ aud st 20 for tins
singers and the orchestra occupying he space rlaly
ioned the instr ptass at the Toe reain
der OF the Grace given TO the audience, who mus 81
lowed homemade through the extent of the building
The programme included vocal performance hg Ma
Agnes Robe rhon Miss Simon and Miss nos, vito ery
good snd ochestrs OF more than iinnry
conducted by Mr. sto e The house crowded and
performance gave the highest satisfaction. We have
hardly ever heard fstteripg reoe paop tat
given to Miss Rob rtsnn FIR TIN indicat at i2st
night would appear that Mr. Stuart has succeeded
which heretofore considered imo.,ble or IN tner
words that he hiss made In coup i theatre the Acsie-
my place OF popular well Of fashionable resort
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COIfD--Tte market was quiet, but steady, Sales Of
3c0 a ao0 bags Rio were made al ii a sllkc
Cures. The tales embraced about 600 bales the
market olosng Inn at 1bic for mddlng Uplands, and
Tr,icnr continued dull willis rates were unchanged.
To Ilverrool-About 200 bushels wheat wore engaged at
Sd In ships hsg' eco uerces eeet a. vi WIN some rns
tic a, coiicn nj ss per bale for squire bales and
"a. for Sea Island To Lopdon.oo tons oil cake were
cpesscd ai H. and go barrels rosin at H. ID There
MAS no enesecmen, OF importance 10 other ports.
Fpn-Ny COD Vas in far somand, with sacs Of 500 .
ECO qurtals N Georges at 81 81, and 200 400 Banks al
AI2k. hackerel were steady but sales moderate al IN
changed prices. Herring were more actre 81 preyiom
Hors-Tho market VAS unchanged The accounts from
the hop growing districts OF the New Engsnd States are
raid 10 DO upfsyorabc TO large YIELD and pers'ns
estimate tie crop st not than two thirds OF
rage regards The crop a the West we have heard no
crop in Eng and In the MAN, wore On unfavorabie ap
pesrsnce and the London market bad advanced from o.
10 90. per c-t Here we have no change 10 nouce'
Isox scotch rig wss steady with sales OF abou, no
tons Il $50, six month"; In rmAll lots \ vas sold
az ~, I' .ud icrne me- 20 90 q sss sss "''
I,rs The saies embraced IRON 500 900 bbls. Rock
land, 7sc fsr common, and at 81 10 81 u for lump
N,ylf STORES splrs turpentne was In active demand,
an sal,s Ct about eco bbls were made 70 arrive
the market orered at axe, advanced TO exc, AMI
Tine vas scscs and orr :. 81 Tue ls,t sales 10 arrive
we're MADE 81 o. o1k 81 IS Common rosn Vas quie.
and nominal. The nner ar midum grades we're 10 sool
he, and SEQ DO pale At 81 yer $50 lcs. Tar and pitch
we're quiet. -
Cns-Abou, 10 cco rs eco gallons Americas llnscci
we're told at TIC 7pc In cvks ami On barrels. Crude
sperm selling ct 81 2sasi 20. Crude vhsle was ur
charged.
Pnoysloss - PGk-Tbe market cottipued nrm, with
salcs OF about 500 400 obh ness II 81 20 sn 35 IN
Guiding prime at SO 60; clear mess Vas II e2s Is
Beef corisued firm, with salcs OF ab1ri 900 900 bbls
including repsckcd Western at sif so SIS 90. Prime
mcm was quiet and steady, st $50 $40. Beef hams
we're quiet, s sls 80 e93 1s. Bacon was scarce and
arm Al I9c 1870 for Western and city smoked sdcs
DIV ssned meats were scarce. Cut meals were steady,
our quotations with mo srate sales Lard was nrm,
With sacs Of about 200 200 bbls and uesccs at tbs
psioes eiven below. Batter and cheese 10 fair Dc
napd at the annered figures.
We quote prices Of provisions, in this market - fol-
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PAILrRKe, srsrErsrONs, ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.
Prom The Independent, Avg @
Tho following arc the reported failures, assignments, &C.
for the week
Edwud Emerou, Boston, Mass, failed.
Chaplin, Trcadwcll 4 90 Springfield, Man. failei
Fllas Hsrtness, Norwich, ccnn facd enisavorins 10
compromise.
Henry aees.man o. New York city, suspended
W. X Brewster %, Nee York city, suspended and
France a %, Utica ~ Y failed and a~isned.
wD. Hamilton, Syracuse, ". Y assigned 70 James
P. Hawkins; liabilities said 10 be about $4,000.
VIM. Gibson, fmIra, n. r., assigned 70 8 b Strans
ard Tracy Beade; liabilities said 10 be about $4,000
Babcoch, Gibbs o., south New Berlin, N. r., a.
signed.
r Green Co., Gree, Valley, N v, failed.
WIN. W furteos, Iisn, n. y, ssssnsi 70 B. n vii
lard.
Dennis X Royce, weston, N. ", suspended.
Horace Howe Itlc Valley, N ", mlicd
Walters Cumnir m, Philadelphia, Ia suspended.
Tolen Foursersnd Charleusn q o suspended.
Iambden n Hidden, TloVlsviic, Ky, assigned.
r. Patterson Canton Ohio. failed.
Jshn Gordon. Rome, Ind, fai cd.
r. ". Nichols Co., Cambridge, Ind, failed and a.
signed.
John !. VAN, Henry, IN /. assigned.
a. Cbellis. Rockford. IN, assigned
Richardson Gibson. farlville, III failed.
mayer q bradley, Rochester, Mich "reported sold
Iorrey reunsy, Portage city, wis., suspended and len
the place.
oules Sanford Co BAraboo, wis "sold cut"
y. g Sndford, Monte yuma Iowa, failed
Arrneton % San Francisco Cal suspeuded with ha
blHss Of about $500 0o but obtained extension Of 90
90, 20 and l2o days, and VII continue a. formerly.
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Y@k 90 called IN The char and IN Perry. Ya on Al
be@y, vas Appreciated ~ecrc,sry
lions % submit "1t ss ,ne,ss touca,as
TIE sffss az cnppaNy, viz I'll K -nssuan IN
Popsfksp-b; r. vsNss.e, NJ C,Dou usr Oh,s IN rar,y
II Aibsi,; Andrew L~stor, " ke~ YORK; % H. Meek.
OF Nee Yok
Wbsyeu nm the meeting adjourned 10 ct ri the IA
;sce u morrow, Ct o'1sE r "a
un..-,s.v .,~u,S ,a.,
~x..,- .-,,.s A.. 49, 10 a., -, -o,nr,o, a.,
A. neenns $50 :, u,oe, ~ ""''
VIC c'h n i''0o aapS'i"S" WIG '.,""s
,.o,.. .nn wo ~.,s,.
D. IL, r w.'. ~ ,s 80 L.,,.s.,,, s,'.vas.
.. -" VI so nv" -. ~. - -" r~si,,.,. ~ ,,,
m,r, ~ 10 ,,.'.s =, ,he ~ ". Isr,, 80 rrey
n -, ~ - r' -, ~, dnss, ~ .h., vjn mt
.Lo IuII en % M s"'.v SO H,' "' s.h az 80.
zee ptessn, cononos 9, I've P'o,'es', ~"ou osn 49,
Junction o. she ws'er1 riyfn =, ~ hr.s "o.t 1""gs
uV. ih1 Hnss voc "~' 100 40 Nc,
!" within 20 Hne" - ~ 49, -" '",. ~
mnes " et r"o, ee.h"F - ~. n".st ~ IL
entie ie!nny o. sn,tso,s, a,' urssy s,, \,
,ne Ioso WIN .ne mpS' ~ :, '., TO -, '"
DeSM grams Oh 'aha nsVt osrn s" 'ns' ~, '""y
Inc sericahuihi isHoS 'et"siht - o
ooe,p sid east o. sne epoauy 'orousn ".ss VIZ y. W
=, =, rn.r,S Iii ~. orernm ant j.s. In il, ois
10 regard 70 ne~Iy sn we o'a NV ,s. ~ -,
will hereafter nnd no cheap lands before resohns Mnne-
sofa, kaneas and NebrMka, exceP IN N,rn sss1fn WIZ
cou.n
This fsci gives great vsne 70 the land frstt OF 'ds
road, and will ultimately realize " mo Company TIA enafe
cCrt
TIE amount OF money required " com led tne rse 10
tho junction ana for the event walt' ~ toe Coupacs u
fatiles tho mpauy TO ec1 IKE acre. Of ishd ORTIZ Mar
ne read c,mpletzd 10 that point, 1870 MT ~ es-s,
whsch ~ far towards paying the present Oohaei deb
The Committee would. therefore. caution the snckhoh
and CT. tors sean,t racrsnng their securities 10 the
rec Mt c'ad,non Of the stock market
york nxed fcs It ~tl remove @An eH.tng dltnea
II T. snn secure inc preaching wn."r Wsve from MI
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


East Twenty third street, by the Rev ~ Prs,t. GsosN
r. Ives, Of New Haven, Conn, 10 sAsaAssr A. f. Hursu
or Charleston, y G.
Charleston and Baltimore papers i'lcsse cnpv
LSHMAH-D DAVIS -On Wedne day, AUgut q st tie pan-
OF the BRIDES father, by W. Rev Lsssc., ~.
~ H. isRnAH 10 Miss RACHEL you, gr daughter ~ JOIN
H. Davies, ftq all OF this city
Jovsosovs-Bxrsou On Thurrday mrpipg, August Q,
b. Rev Dosing Mr.. HssAY 10. sGno 4, a -sy.
10 MSS AyI j. RRi sos eldest dArxh,er Of mo Lac
James Bry son, Isq OF this ci,y.
wgyHAY-Dxsisos. we'nssSsy evening, Auguss
by the Rev VIM Bach, thu resses ~ the brrde's
father, Mr. yAnSs WSssAS 70 1iss aa,gh
ter az A Deblson, ESQ q Of n c',y.
VIA sos- LAsoAsrn On rbu,fdae movpius, Auguss 0,
BY the very Rsv. O. J Carter, ", wrrsos 70
Mss Macy LourA dsuFhor Of J. d Lvoaster, Egg all "
Pliiadtlpha
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Mise Maggie stcheli, ~ho should have sppcarca Ia Z
Monday night but failed to do 3d. made her first befo
Ne~ York audience since che IA. become s.s-, la {
evening, a. Huron's 'hea,ye This arie srst appa -e
before he feotlghts In ,his city at Of the D'ns
hsars where ne Old not make any very extraordr ,y
sensaop thor sh she was regarded clever and pro
mi.irg per, ons,or of eccentric female roles Finding
Mia Heron DID, that Bowery audiences not apprs
caive Mis- Mitchell tried "eeh fields and pastures new
In The west and South and has been rewarded by abun
dant sncce,s PROVINCIAL lheAres-a hos
tempted her to try New York again. ami under emit ey
derert Wis Mitchell last night play Celestss
celebrate pahtomc role OF the Arab boy In the French
Soy" par that requires very peculiar abilities
to nteres ting and which Ia apt to suggest unfAyors
bic CONF asons with othr eminent actresses but not
wihstsntins her boldness In assuming part for her
debut in which there Is speaking and all is "dumo
show )" she entirely successful and created very
favorab . imp, essicn N the audience
Miss Mitchell Is Of Low stature, bat has exIuisi.ely
moulded, 1.-THE and graceful fern Her face Ia agreeable,
but lacks elrressop which her body any does not
In fact her over antom'mic actress depends almost
entirely upon the surprising rap,ity, grace and
preeveness Of her posturpg Every turn OF the boSy
inclination f,he head aud gesture bo minute Is
full Of meaning srd she produces The most striking effects
by these meanr We feel hesitation In say that her
performance Of this role was quite equal to any thing
Celeste one when last she apI cared in this country
This youpg actress safely claim poauion In the
very fret rank Of pantomimic a1tiaes
new farce entitled HKaty OShail," which followed
the "French Spy" gave Miss Mitchell an opportunity to
chow what she could do In speaking tIrsh) part The
FARGO itself preposerous trash bat the debuane
made Q very favorable impression in the part she AZ
sumed She has OCCASION to sing, which she does pas
SADLY, ard 70 dance an lrieh lin rhch ~as immense,
Wbie her acting characterized by grea abdHt0~.
Mss Ntrhe was called before tho ,eaedy
and she may be act down - having made dscded hi
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHnApuPHA, August Q, 1857.
CO..; Long Island Railroad, iiS; Morris Canal, sax
Pcnnsylvania Railr:sd, as
Cotton Is unchanged sale, 70 day $50 bales: receipts,
40. Corn sells fer 75c $50 Fork firm BAcon-s,ou
des buoysnt at llhc; DO, sides, 1870 closing with
an advancing tendency SSsr sross uncs.nssd
Coiion-sacs 10 day $50 bales, at 14ysc Q 1870. for
sss 90 White sh.. Il 10 w onsr oI sIs Sss s.ns
rally unchanged
AIsAyY, Aug e-eP.M
f is. y' sU.Ss ed winner ssss q s.
sa s SV weight for Chicago S.s Of The corn corn
thai arr ived today was shipped - New York, and 100
sSsSs: 81 s,c ." HoVs , aui Z &C. lie "
BrTrAIo, August e-iPM
Flour .s.dy sale: = day g SO 3, ss. % 80 %,
~ s' club e sos Ss cs',ss e. A
Sn so ss sss ss Tess lower is"si s cs %
Troy, ec 70 New York, lohc Imports yesssrrda:- -
Is 600 bushels waeat and lei 900 bushels corr Expsrs
vcsSsrday-ilt0o bu. hss wheat and $500 bushels
BIrrno Aug o-6P.M
Flour steady Sales OF 1000 bbls. a f6 ~ 70 30 Tor
ocmnop 10 choice and supcrnnc Ohio and Inds and
rs rs 81 rs for estrs do. wheat dull and quns Ooro
lower sales Of 1000 busssl. a. 100 sas0 r'csss
tower Gales Of 800 bbs Il 2oc per gallon Frehs down.
ward, corn o. 10 Troy and 1870 10 New YORK LAKE
imports for the twenty four hours ending at noon 70 cay
900 bbb -four, $4,000 bushels wheat, soooo pushos
corn Canal expors III 900 bushels whsa $4,000 pusen
"0''' "''N' osweso, August e-sPx ".
Flour IL steady. wheat 70 unooanged s.les 70 d -,
I2oOe bushes nj 81 al for Milwaukee Club aud 30 fof
Chicago spripg Corn 7so small sales. Freishe ua-
changed Lake imports unimportsna caJm rpor ..,-
10 bbh aour $1,000 bushels wheat and $4,000 bushels
CHrcseo, Aug. e--sP.M
Flour active wheat nrm. Corn-ssles :, Iic closing
Win sn advancing tendency. oats bucyant shipments
"a puiAlo-No -four or vhcst go 900 bushels corn snip
nenis 10 Oswego;-No aour, 1000 bushels wheat, S,o
bushes corn.
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Two Men LynchAd at Lsavcnworth, X. T.

ST LOUIS August B, 1851,
Advccs ON I<avenwe III, Kansas, state that much ex-
oemept exi. there, gro~ins out Of the robbery and
murder OF q man named Stephens. Two men, named
3anos and oasros, arrested, charged with the muir
DOR and their confessions disclosed the existence Of 70
zuArly osgan,zsd band Of robbers and murderers So
verai apparently respectable citizens are implicated a.
Don adanis OF the band. Banes and Quarles hung
underiynch law.
Advices from Leavenworh OF Monday state that Woods
and Knowton, the anions Of the two men hung on
Friday being tried by the Judges OF the vgancs
Committee. Tho people were intensely excited and OK
pressed determination to lynch tho prisoners sa MI
hazards Governor Walker and J1dge Leoompte had ad
dressed he people bit failed 10 pacify them.
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Co uNBus, Ohi,, August 9, 1857.
The Donocr ATTIC stae Con. snso- here TO- day and
s,onins.ed Il. Payne tor Gov rnor w. q LyHie fsr
Neutensnt Governor; DIR Hnitu. n for fudge O. the Su
pseme Court; Mr. Norris Zoe Stale rreasu err J.. Rnhsrt
for Secretary Of Stale and L. BAcKus Er Suberinten
dent Of the Beard Of Public Works
Resolutions we're sdopte end rising the bred Scott &C.
cision, approving the administration of President Buchs-
nan and the crime OF pulT sovereignty advanced
In the Ksusas ssbra act and In favor Of indepen
dent T. asurl Tor OLio
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Meeting Of the stock holders OF the La Crosse
and muwauhte Railroad Company.
weetirg OF stockholders Of the Ia Crosse and MI
wsuke Railroad Company held n the Asew House on the
an day of Angus, 1857, David T. Wheeler Ha, Of New
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indian TROUBLES In Minnesota

~. PAuI, Aug. 4, via DrErQrs, Augu,t 9, 1887.
Information OF 70, orable nature has been received
from tho friendly Little Grow Indians, who were sent 10
take Ink Pc. tabs band OF murdorers. They wore 81
tho latest daes ., Hole Wall Mountain expecting TO
nd the outlaws skunk Lake, and confident Of the sue
oess of the expedition.
Governor Msdry returned ye.terday. The Sioux
Agency will despatch the and ammunition here
20 The frontier, TO be used In cave OF emergency.