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COME AND SEE THEN.
kAMss:l. ssEsslsY.
Merchant Taller and (Dslhjer,


Merchant Taller and (lsthier,
tananN sFt asfustts rni iayr a1ttsrl
WouLb INVITE THE ATTENTION ~
w hr nameI"is ff'shss snd ihs l,ul'iie r"n~rali,
NLw a LAkcE Assortment .r ct,.rms
fanial~m.ry siad Ns.,ins- Of III. beet kren.b ~.
ltsi afai American mshatastatt .svt offered ihs
ms,ksi, which vin h. made ap t'nier "a IL. b--,
= ~ and ~ stssssi nailces
Y" my oil friend. I wonti ,ay tLat ~, sleel u
lsis't aad better than y ckrr hs- b..n q" tho..
.hs, bas. ,,"Nrr las"rsd tne vih call i,s,se
ttd sssn,tns it rsas- sd pTic'. ya v ~ n.sd the
a~-t s-ri~s net' ii iitsn s"a tts.t tt,.s than At
ahi other house ~ the si,N
READY MADE CIorulNa.
hiy. s--"r'"'ett = ,t'',h'ay, .uii,,l. g., III.
s.s-sn - ns avn nsanafsriafr which vtti ~ ~aIi
cheap ~ Esai.rH asa.io st~i- -tsr, ssTuea, t.ran
msna.a i. wssraHi.i
INDIA WsMWER osHsDs.
t'sai-, fani-, os.ralls ,sp-, A.
FURNISHING GOODS
Fl.e " Nblts sni Fansy sbrts tiail.rm Itsadk. -
chief. ra.pens.r-, ia-r sstscL- Ts@ ,.l..,r. fsl
M.Fina. Mslal aud cotton Shirt ADD Drawer. a.i
everything n@ailY kept ~ s'.iilsrsn Furnishing
Store
fihs s.'le leather Tfatl. and v-l.-s- Wood .os.
s,-d and fssking trnakr Carpet lag a.
sfiss ia~,f SAMUEL FERRY
London Wears.
As LONDON HAS LOST uNE oF HER
- h.st siisa.n- bas.nl'tt ha. gained ssue nf tho
beet Gattsr- THE side - hul.rs,nb
all sni So ai.s ~ tbe hest assortment. nf
es"shs. Ca..sssssss, Se.ssms.,
sasa.sss ana lAmea G.sssl., aaa
Fss.sssstssx s.sss.,
| eyes htaAsLi is Isfsnisttt, a. tARIEfi n.ssi
Give. s'us An rttsi'asF- depend s,.iHs Ht,rs
'" AZ tots ~ ~" ttt sstaj Wert side Hfsls street
asrs.ad 'is-ti sFata Ihifd street aplsH
1NISSt,IIfTIuN Tur ru.urNc.a,.,., al.
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" senator kell., III New Ymk State.
vas 'n town yesterday III. object oi his yi>it
being To examine "nr kail Road Bridge, the
afam etc, and reI'oft I. the New Yorkers the
result "f his Investigation. previous IA the
euskiins of III. great Iiul,an River Draw
bridge al Albany
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lg Ma II Wright. artist. has just executed
several fine oil landscape paintings iie shows
considerable ability ia his line. and We hope
s'Ii be abie Z" achieve a. ro,-l name II. this
'lepartnen, a. IN tia, which lsr has mad.
more iaInesil latsly bi. busiu..Ss .,f tate
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for Sole.

i,'oR SALE rHE tEiioM COTTAGE
l "n Soatb.s.t cainsr ~ eessil aud ~iNiL streets
ast uaic 80 t@a iH~ Appls tu
lE.iiis.t I. NICHOLS
.aiS ia iss,rh,suft iilsei
4 fASE fuk SALE -THE SGUSs KlbtR
nsirrr fsT -s~ the i.a.e tut ssatsaaf ia. lIAFA
az atore be- lsts occupies. a. be issieud- IL
fasa@y. a. Lis .i.sar ~ Nicholas E.aA ~.
,,y. store - a.n tiisl sr ssi - the tesi 10.
aisi 80 ,i.e eitY iaf trade
4 WAl4uBiRAk
naNsnI-It .nlA Iaih lkaa
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l.. ~. CURTIS . co..,

~. -N - htttttths taItiss - ahusD
l'ukN ARplNG AND COMMISSION MER.
i CHANTS Warehouse opposite II Il DEPOT
o. alUrs sraiH Fisut salt Cement aud oil de.
ssFfflaH- 4 far4u Produce
9Fiefs -aiseied aud attended 70 sttL dispatch for
tbs pnfs hase sale II GEan sg Pfoaes in shls and
otler laarkets
Gar lscsises ample for the storage II oil kinds
az asalA A II reoiuse
Lbefs' sa.h siyaass. mAa- On ecasignmenis xAsn
desired
spse $. Attention paid te receiving and forwardinx
g0asls ~ ratir@ai ~ river Charges at established
IAfHs
RsrERNSexs ts.ak q Sargent Bankers paven.
ra4s tlWAh, kT,s Barrow CO Baaksrs. Dascn.
Isgt Nlrka.ss, Campbell i Co Davenport aeo w
TN, i.aAksF, Hasiaio Bank NJ Orleans. Alsion N
paele-- cu BsHk n Y Thonas Kempshal
Eal Hschesisr, y Il Matter ModclI u city
Cars ufaiy Commission Merchant 81 Louis, CoiIins
HampArrs > ca, Chicago Wufts Hatch q Co
Wilkia.1n -. Feuyhkeep.ls WatklnsA 4 Owslsy
ismsal sslea Merchant Loassviiis Ky
ians - dtf
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AUk0EpN 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST
~ onsrs hs services s0rh TO hs ffieDds ana IN.
pabiac la general believing thai hs aud will give
eniire saisfsction la all work one Dental ns
lie has been engaged Ia Dr ao.srirLs aSkce for III.
last nneen snonshs. and hei.~sins thai he has sue
tanned his fofaser reputation Dcnist he asks for
public HE sequireiaenir Ia the knowlsdre of Den
iasiry and arrangements IN his 0lce aud lsAovaaovy
saeh that he is prepared 10 do any work Ia the
Dental li.- His mod. VI work 10 dln~reps from nj
oihsrs IN THE sost.sn Of the eoussry, heinw nsore
eieAniy and durable, and w.rE With snors essnfnrt
and satisfaction 10 the Hv wfli put In avsS6
cial indsniures from entire set snd DO IN
other UUsk appsrt~iniue 10 hentslsy
Once aud resdenee connected, on Fourth sfeeet,
eeena1 Hnnss West Of Main, sdr.isimg lss Heun
tsan's rssadsncs. Any number u references gwen
n nrsssised ap5esf
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Cost am0 fonn0.

lNuNb THE PLACE Ia EIi CHEAP
! H. u0oie y ai the is,Patsr caraet II
a. CHAMPION a -lN
Bis Gur tsrslS aud ~.r.tnd ..rfst.
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lG AuENIS NAAE Just DIS.ul ER.
- th a ussi = valuable ftNI LANES AZ Nj.
~ssurli supposed ~ ~ ihe HHis lis ntns Titni,et
REMAINING ~ tac ~tss" uH"Ntrrsd " e c.aadde.tk
rerunainelsd u ut the ~ a. .ihN s,i-enl,
si"iis "t tlse rsaspp t Nrttys pattteaiat@ r,uiTe
Al var ofes' Ne @,iTautt iiark Atin street i,aN
'hlori au&tdl~ " T. HAEEkRA aO
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l,nGN AEDiNG AND COMMISSION MER-
i CHANTS. froiace Bcsiers, aud WAolesal.
snd Retail Dealers la 10y 0osds, Qaccnswars, tsro
errt~- Roots. s'se., Hats, Cathins salt, - freat
Uasia@ aMlsie room for storage sAA nay mar
traar attenioh 10 Receiving, Storing and Forward
tug say .'Sads consigned to our ear.
,s#h paid Al all tifaes fpr Produce
Tho DAVENPORT STEAM FIGURING MILLS
ws8 9c ksri la c04sisal operation aud Farm~rs are
ipfofme4 tat We pas al ~ tiaes 10 cash the high
svt pree ioF Nh~as ilaaf alwaya nn hand
HtRKUMS 4 pRkTTYNAN
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~, unr ."i cloth r...s a 40
thttihD'd, -. p,otai-r sai training / ~
Lectures an The lstd- fr,Ncf - I 90
The Angel 81 thr Nsn~e !. r,
urser lfueuab. vr I'VE l.nd rIiAfiIs a,
Married ur snsle ~ a. NJ -s,IrNtek ,a- / <.
.No.hns Ia Wear iH1-tslrd q -
NethiAE ia pn Illustrated a a
~ the Iowa ILA,k Rasn. Ns n Al, ID. .,,4.s,
dss.F. north ai the i.,.t ors,,
Nt'n1t da MI AnNM
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hkNTIBI8.-D DOT. II. TENDERS HIS
~ shanks % ths pubic generally isr tbs liberal
pesroaaos hsseo~ed upol him daring the iAsi four
years eessfse practice In his profsssInn and would
insugm shs@ that hs be- asso1iated with Aim In his
Rsos.essce 0ors Z - Merssoa, os Philsdelphia who
ne0dsd II JiestisiSy.
In reeo0aseding ourselves 10 the publle v@ will
In al eases endeavos % give satisfaction
ies4dk wff
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iorsa AnKRIcA FIRs ConrAss This co,n.
pany sec,ns to be the pride cf Davenport aud
IS indeed a molel OF that city. II has an
painted its officers, aud. as We learn. arr some
III the biggest rowdie- In that city. They
have regular meetings and regular itghts st
each meeting In fact there ara hut few de-
cent boys ia IL. AID fhey are getting disguised
aith IL
II this j. the best Davenport can ID towards
having Young America Fire Company q
they had better give IN tho i.lea Il present.
and wait awhile tall our Rock island boys turn
nut, tf they ever take thai notion) and we
will show them fair specimen of Young
America Fire Company n I.Aar.
The Young America Fire Company f" l. .
company Of small lads, a- We understand.
The above remarks OF ia. Advertiser are 10.
tally uncallcd for, a. is statements are false.
The Introductory sheer al Davenport IL en-
iirely unworthy Of our cotemrarary and un.
worthy Of serious notice
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Eg The auction sale OF cnsravings has
been postponed 10 this afternoon st 4 O'Clock.
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S<,uaSplpa. NOTICE.


MI isS II MUM WILL RE OPEN ,iiuul
NJ IN fas.dsS the lot ef sepicsi,-r. ~ the base
tnsnt u ihe frrshl tefian Ihufrh Third ~trrr,
aus.diN'
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RIVER 4 STEAM BOAT NEWS.
Arrived.
rissnast li.s tastsfli, Is-iss, M.aattt-.
rissnsef knsGs MAssss. b...LuL
steamer hsIs tasaFl, " sshingten, I.4l.,atir
rtea'asf oAsIASn, M"irtseu, rt tani-
departed.
-tsaaa.r AiaassAA M,isil ,.al,na
htsaiaer Has 'sarrrii fa~i.ss, MoGlia.~
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f"mskn MILI Exrlesies. On lasi satur
day powder .aili belnagiag Ia the Messfs.
Dupont fasaous the rnion .,~r for the manu-
iaeiur. II gnnpow.ler exploded a, Whining
ton, Del Among thole Who I..Iisled hy the
catastrophe ~as Mi. Ai-ais Dals.nt, one IL tue
i'ropriei"rs gentleman Who hss recently in
vested som. OF his means la lands adjacent Ia
ihis city, aud erected a powder magazine
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% cct or Cease.

% Cct OF Cc0sc.
- RENT --riiE DWELLING iiOtlSE IN
'ai lads nip,k. go nrsiN bsatth d.1t Ifata
thiti "s'h .ttvsi .ts.ses-,aa stNen lmm.siisiels
Arpe ~ NAN NNsk
.tsltth' ~ bsNenper,'- ttiark
ln In fNE SALsa< uNEk IuuN
! lILiis EHt,rilEE : -tote ,sfnsl q flnl
,ht FfSiy ~iTr.ts VIII sh.aer Est fallsr ptps. ur
hiiiasn EstabhsLnssht l. Ia gis~t order rsssss
stssh immediately Enqurc II
ipuN Iii.ti r. "H ttr pttmtst.
" NORRIS AarI,aa.,r
aaat Nv ss~raaa ~ thirsi la,a east ~ Perry
- RENT A iiot 81 IN a. sLAIRk
] riG.st, opposite Railroad nspvf Ia l., .islIs
Atfhg H5ek u the he.i slaBsi- 10 the stif fuI
's'rwssN t,r tetts# aai itn,s - lssss apyls IL
iht -his-cittsI stor the sriart - Fifnh snl
tIasrr street..
s"s2itf ~AMtEt nLt'I-gu
lNo LLAsE foR TERM az YEARS
! si a hsw tsfi the commissions -sasau hon.s IN
hast Davenport 1H the ~ Mslu sna Mauna
ttfefi- coutsiUN. ~ fassms u il tdtr stit s8tuR
tel ist 9 hnrl -. boarding @i.rs sscb a huuss
taach ncsied The graauae ample fut gati.ns
tshi,ng, a. The haiidtsg aud y 10 hs hni.h.
- aht ieady tas asrmtant ~ thn ist ~ Aasasi
Apply ~ " " Httpnktu,
hWt hast liaSraIuf
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Oa.svER sC~Ns.u-r a Co.
AAsrfacTrsEGa asn wnaLrsAit pI.ttRs
HODfS NynA EkncN.

M. ~ Main street, ~. Io0t.. No,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE riiE
w attention % purchaser " ih.,t irtaen-r
fALi. STOCK now ~ Store sctus a anll Kari.
.iy of custom aud .sie ~ara which thcs nfi,r al
kastnrn ltlens nua-.iin
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TORTOISE SHELL

A GWUIEE ARTICLE DF WINTER
~ Wheat fionf. fsr family 49, NJ the N..,h.
tiaar Ns"rr re,and stf.a8 h.stA..n Ma4n aud
hstiss# aast So
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RIRRER luUynN.

Isr REtEIt kD At GDt'Lb \ sTEERES \
b-*a4ai bi"eA rseaha sirest et.usl. .tiiuseut 81
h"h''t s'ass- ees'-siiiis = s"issti sfiis - ~
ATS seksrs4 shsHsd Rubber Mat,tsH@. tIDspstaI
~bsstins 'te Ne aat e, ~. 4tts i.tl.sn ~ sil4a
Manufacturers t ns4 -lthsd Essi- sisa thai -
families m tbs hospital ~ stin.. SheL sin l.. f,and
ssrs H.eful sIiirl,
..II l4s @sILIrI
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BRksin. - oar correspondents must be
mote brief We have several comm unication-
on hand for which We have nos room on ac-
count Of their extreme Icngth Cur paper is
pretty large, and We give good deal of read
'ne matter. hut divided into its different de.
I'srtments. We cannot give even single whole
column 10 any communication unles. IL, sub
lcct matter Is of considerable more impor-
tahce than that Of those competitions We are
now Obliged to decline
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aAeeoso.1N.
F1Nn ttl'u AINtslI tNNrNSr ST..

II "
~s bsss aAsss hesp Isalltss asaa issa. aHa aa
~anii sss4is.t ts sttsu'tati It hHssr. RLsthsr AZ
@heaa-a1s ~ retail inM s.l.a.s ihst ". ras. plss..
the ia.s-i isstisliats- GOT LII = sTEEkI
ans.siI9
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tsptN a. - rar WAR.--lt l. c,tiiua-
I'll ~ Missouri, that the expenses 81 that
state ia the war 90 Kansas, was ~,.5uu,uou.
\ leading merchant &c independence stated
recently, that he could not have continued
"a hn,iucr- ~ month, longer
The demands % leaders u military CON.
paniss were more inpcrivus. and more dan
garons O. be- refused THAI, those or any dcs
pot IA Europe A captain would come IN
anil demand 4 harrci IL sugar, a quantity ii
meat "a clothing "r anything which ono
might have. II IL was refused. the person
VA, stiEmatized as a DID abolitioalst,n
and he became a, once aarktd han. and
hi. store aud good common plumber Tho
though in favor Vi the war when
II began, were obliged Ia oppose it, eontin-
uanec. IN order to save themselves from
bankruptcy aud rum.
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The Sunny Syath, spirited, fearless, Dem
ocratic sheet in Mississippi, talks o. Cover
nor Walker and Mt the President, a. FOL
lows:
Mr.. Buchanan committed great mistake
In IGNORING styi a inan n Robert j Walker
with high station. and he il committing h
still greater error in setting his hircling
mouthpieces on those free aud indepcnd. I
democrat, that have dared To eensure a..
unworthy acts of AN unworthy servant As
to the conduct of Walker in Kansas. the
Democracy 81 Mississippi are united in con
dcmnlng IL. Our State conventions --the
district ronsention~-ca for Con
grcss--iur legislature-our public speakers,
AMI y united and undivided public press
send out unanimous Voice Justly ccn.uring
IN tones of thunder. the arrogant Interior
epce 81 Walker with the legal voters It
Kansas, and his ruthlcs, violation If the
Kansas hill. The iclicf that Walker la,
violated his Instructions IN bis usurpatioi,s
and dictatorlai eotrse has shielded. aud still
shields. Oh. administration from febuke !;
but II Mir Buchanan licenses his organ Ia
crack their hired whip over the backs oi
! irecia p--if hc endorse the treaehery Of
liis traitorous tool--he will coon learn that
I the proud aud patriotic party, ut whose
I heel hi ours are barking, will know no diff
\ ference between the stately mastiif and the
\ bloatcd plethora, repnlsiyc dog tick, which
.ticks a. hi. skin and sucks hls impure
blood
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w haye never seen a sct &c men :" chap
fallen a. are the New Constitution and Bank
Democracy Ut this county since the holding
Il the Democratic State Convention az Iowa
'dY. They cannot with good grace support
samuel,, who fought against the new Con
stltutlnh like "A tiger. because they know il
elected lie viii do al he can 20 prevent it
from having fair trial, and they are afraid
c. holt hun lest they should be- tumbled out
u the party, Hence they privately pray
mf Lowe success, hut give forced mouth
worship o. >anncl>. The truth il that,
la,lf filth II the Democracy at old l..., ar,
III tlle nrN constitution. ur Er hank,
n,tr AWAY opposed a. the Kansas N.hra.
III lill ~ anti SLAYER, AZ heat. ar, dow Il
itfeelA tlH rftatrl - tlr hn,d Scott 10
elsIan. lnd W,.lld Ie,c o. ,rai the EspubIi
IN ntlnt, II tines hal moral courage enough
T. tihs lite leap ihry Should remember
'tls Ill swing that God will help thus,,
Mhp help themselves, lint d, "a their com
ia = ep-equal. anal mutual irlen,ls into th,
Republican tuld. We say
tisat aa#. sa,i,e ,.,siu d,t tsr' alarmed,
k.t IL e ~sai - rieh ehuuNb o. gitr ur All fasin
+. Htffsoa iat.ykmifaf
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F1ARttt AtttpLNT-fn, us SIN p,k
sass banW >rp.-ia>t evening. between ,
sud neloch, "A Hat hoitomcd h,at. contain
II. .,me 10 81 morc men. was cal,>izrd ~
tie river near Jones ship-yarl. and mum
h,f II the men drowned. We could not
learn the exact number, hat IL was report
81 that fauf 81 five persisted.
The bnat was used ~ a ferry between
tie ship yard, which is upon an island, AMI
tltt shore, AMI the men were in the habit
ii crossing upon Il ewes, morning Ia their
work. and going back in the evening IT, their
hane..
Last evening the steamers Arctic came
up the river n they were crossing. and
ina.le i large swell, which cap,zed the boat
~ he middle II the river.
The men were all ship carpenters AM 81
- connected with the ,hip-yard, and were
u IL employment u Capt Jones. Most
y them resided IN the Fifth Ward Whcn
Y. heard " the accident il was quite late
la>t night aud We were unable 10 ascertain
tn uane~ = tha-e drowned. nlrnuAse
4fiati. >h
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This document receives its particular inn
portancc from the fact that il emanates from
tie Prc,iden, q thi, Republic, and avow>
the in".t extreme prc-slavery views 81 the
Kansas imbioglio II j. very much such q
production III aim and ability a. Mr.. Pierce,
mc-sag, defending the legality &c the Bogus
Kansas Laws. A. q contemporary very EN-
rhatically but tiuthfully rcinark,--lt starts
with manifest, lalpahlc lie, which every
Democrat la, IT, assume ." bc true in order
To iind any crum,iat all Ia stand upon. IL
take, IL f,r Granted that the Bogus Laws
Merc property enacted, and the territorial
ta,. lnmsnt dependent upon them, properly
organized Mr. Buchanan knows quite ~
we'll a. those who tell the truth more freely,
TINT there j. not and never was, n shadow
If legality about that code. IL has been
proved h, Incpntcstahlc evidence that il
va, made i,A citizens Of Missouri, who were
elected by other citizens of Missouri and
that tic inhabitants of Kansas had no more
10 de with It than they hal with Justinianis
code. II Is the fashion with Democrats TO
assume that these lpw. are valid, and argue
AMI act, 4. Mr. Buchanan does, on that w.
sumption. Iiut Cor al that the lie j. inia-
Mnh~lt manifest, aud ten thousand timc-
more disgrarcfnl 70 the administration that
dare. no' face /, fully and condemn il man
fully
NIr Buchanan letter from beginning ~
cni, dodge u the real question IN the
kansa- ea-c H. does not and dare not
lace the PLAN Issue Did the people of
kansas enact the.c laws and IL they did
not ought the laws To- be- obeyed ln But
he assume, that the laws are valid, because
hi~ predecessor lcit him the government
with these Laws in existence and officially
Acknowledged. lie don't look for n mo-
ment hehind Mr. Pcrec's action, at the
truth, AMI what he knows to be the truth.
II, 'ittk- the very rist oi the petition pre-
s..ntel u, the, noble incn III the East. aud
with ira" Democratic srr,ienrr evades the
discussion Of "a" principles, and substitutes
4 IcreWpt"ry declaration that these cruel,
,cn~ele-,, Illegal acts hall hc enforced with
til" whni" power ot the government. u Is
Il Genuine Democratic document false and
bull, ng, anil when that i, said, then i, th,
whole truth told IL it, though strong enough
from II, source and plausabiity To- sccur,
at least the applause IL one party Til,
whole subject IL this letter has arcad, -.
cnpicd t'1s luuch space Ia "ur columns, an,
W turn from Il g. other matters, This lrt
icr will serve =, purpose ~ we'll a, w,
Democracy. " will cnnyin" even certain
Democratic cdit"rs that the Kansas issue i
still before the American people, aud \
prominently that .yen the bcmncratI
President has folt compelled to Stonp iron
III, higli position e. discuss the la-cinat d,
theme II j. an is.uc in the Iowa election
sur,..
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ne ease If the steamer I44 fff+tt
lpcl Island Bridge III which the ~ ntt- ii
,his steamer clam ~atsathsl ,l4g.ae.4 III al
Erlg, company iot hen d..ituetp.t II III,
at tn hridu. Mas = lsth commenced HI
CHICAGO lat TUESDAY l,stsie tit tH
cuit Count, Hon. .i"i4a Mclean. parstfn.
JUDGE 1has ease = one II tlt bi.-t ~
portant oscr dshcied - rh. 49, IN
u, ieci non moi unle ret H.. esal .si.ta
II the magnificent sttustln. y aielI s,a.a.
tie great Mississippi ris.1 At hi. ls'iHt, III,
only bridgc acr"-- the Father II u aiers
below the ali~ If ~ ,nth.ats. Ltii fae
Eory principle ii Nhefbe. bfd-.s mhieh
through amy cnmiis u pt,l,nli.s I.ala'i
are considered IN tho slightest particular a,
impedimcnt e. mas isatl.n. IN !. .#f....t.ti
"yer this great stream II III tIt4s III.
preliminary work "u tIru .iinilaf bfslss.,
4" tia, LA. been commenced. Nhil .#alala
nie- are forming for the construction II ~
eral more such bridges Whether illest
great works shall le continued. and III,
Mississippi fiser eea.. L. H. an4 lant,.r !,
practical line d SEPARATION u liz. masnli
cent Interests East aud M.si Il Il IS 80
these works shall be crash..l. and Iii.
sis,Ippi tide be permitted t. retna,n i. IL
snrmonntablc barrier a. eaterpri.. ai.l H..
ercss 81 certain kind, rest. with TIL, ,lrei
ION. We can venture no opinion -, II
the result ~ the trial. bui IL j. Ut tie ds,1t
est interest not only 81 the citizens of tin
place upon whose front "ne feui of this
great bridge rests, but 90 thu citizens II liz
West, and 10 the railroad interest. ii H.
whole country.
On Tuesday a jury was empaneled anil
the case opened, with the follow ing counsel
Hon. II. NJ. Wead, Of Peoria, 4 H. Lincoln.
ESQ OF Cincinnati. c. Beckwith, Esq. II
Chicago, counsel iof Plaintiff. Hon. \. II.
Judd, Of Chicago, Hon. Joseph Knox. Hon.
Abram Lincoln, of Springfield, for defend
ants. Judge Wcad opened the case. and
we find in the Pfsss an abstract Of hi re-
marks. Of eeurze they maze an entirel,
one-sided statement Of eyerytLin. reIati..
" the facts of the case and he gave a. Gs,s.
some things which il will require extremely
hard swearing to prove such to jur, al all /
acquainted with the bridge itself liz va.
replied 70 by Hon. y. ID. Judd. fof tic dc.
fence. We shall not have space 10 give our
readers details Of the trial " il progre..e.
and the decision may not be known for two
weeks.
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>t.AiiitANr CIRcua,rANcr.-- our
gram market Tor somc days past LA. labor.
I'll under nm unusual cause of c,pbarra..-
msni. The stocks in the warehouses aud
daily comin.s IN by railroad are abundant,
and the dealers stand ready 10 operate L.
ala, extent ibe eastern demand may require,
but they are deferred 10y a very natural a,,-
rrehenslan "a, 10 the condition ~ the house.
u WHICH they have hitherto been in the
habit ci making their consignmcnts Some
ot those houses have been struck by the
wave Of disaster from Wall street, and nj
this distance, there Is no telling who NAV
or WHO NAV not 60 next. The anNiou.
question i, who shall We ship to-" This
uncertainty has considerably embarrassed
operations for few days, but We trust that
confidence will be soon restored.
Pntss vik
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\ NosIt R,CL.-A race between IA horse
and q mule came of on the llerring Ru.
c"an -, 'ncar baltimore, on Tuesday, aud tine
novelty If the affair called together quite a
er'wd of the admirers of the sport, of the
tufi and others. Ah"ut live o'clock, the
h"l,c ami the mule were brought To the
scratch, and at the word go" III they
vent. the mule taking the lead. which be
retained until The cn,l, straight heat of
1--we miles Time ~ -, .se2O This is laid
o. he cs,.lleni trnti,ng time tot mule