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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

EDUCATION.


(Ev. J. " PRRYGAHG, DID, . Protestant Chr.
IL Gyman, having tnken up his residonce In Daven-
LsngnsGcs-0ermsn, French, Spanish, and Itsii N
lie II prepsr-i to teach Latin, Greek and tn An
Gent Oriental Iansnsg r-Hebrev, eitiac. Arabic
and Ohadesn. He Will receive private pupils either
IN private HOUSES or =. hts residence. Western Ave
nue., between Third and Fourth street hear the
Market House. H wishes To b. EN- inves In of
the ms Of this city HIS &c mode rate
and will he made Known on appiics,sn 10 him. lie .
able 70 prsduce good recomm -ndsi IONS fom al
Institutions in the Dast
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
sThey Veuld defy

Quarrel with minced PIES and 6isparaee
Their best and dearest frieni, plum pOrfidge {,
Fat pig ami gooee itself oppoee,
And bl asphene custsrd through their nose"
In IIudibras is aptly described these
wretched specimens Of frail mostality. whom
the incest efforts Of the culinary art fail to
please. As a dernier resort, We would ad-
wise them to go with the happy throng who
daily crowd tho store Of N. II. HALL "a
to purchase their stoves and all the other
fixens necessary to make home comfortable
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
DIT

The attack on Mr.. Davis proprietor Of
the New Pennsylvania House, in yesterdays
Democrat, we think undeserved.-Gozefte
Our ATTACK" upon Mr.. Davis was the re-
port Of the Police Court proceedings, and a
statement Of "lacts." Every 'cord zoe said
,cas true, and we will furnish tro afiidavits
Of their truth, and a score OF some other in
cidents quite as bad. if the Gazette or Mr.
Davis seek the issue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Wrapping Paper.

Onn REAMS Straw and Tag Wrapping Paper.
OVU including Grown, Medium. double Grown
and double Medium suitable for 6rocers, Butchers,
&C. aiss large seixes cloth and hams, also White
Manila Tea Paper, al At manufacturers prices st
No " Brady street, near the Post ONCE.
7mo29itf ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
FULL AND EFFICIENT COMPANY.
who for private worth and professional sbillties'
Stand Unricaiied.
Novelties viii b produced in rapid successioo.
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"Costar's' Rat, Roach, de-, Exterminator
Put up IN SOC, ssc, CSC, and u Boxes.
"COSTARS" Bed Bug Exterminstor.
Pat up in Sc, SOC, 75c and u Bottles
COSTARS" Electric Powder, for Ants
Insects, &c. Put In DC and 6Oc Boxes.
Principal Depot, No 3SS Broadway, New yofk.
and old by Druggists and Dealers In the
United States, Oansdas, West Indies and South
America.
npFuIl particulars By mail.
eugl9dAwlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
HAyILANp has become a fixture, a

HAvILAND has become a fixture, q
decided institution" Of Davenport. He is
quick and apt in business, accurate and re-
liable, and seems to have the "knacI" Of sell
ling real estate so as to suit buyer and seller.
His semi monthly sales are new feature in
the land business, and is most decidedly
preferable to all others. for the public know
Just what time they occur, and make ready
TO be Gin" at the event. Great il Havi-
land
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

" Pray and Work,
Then Cod W'ill Help liOs,''

A NEW series Of Juvenile Books, transacted from
- the German, beautifully illasli Ated with CO.
lored engrs wings and Illuminated Comprising
l. DaroD Won wolhelm and his children ., The
Balloon; 3, Louis the reformed boy; 4, Beads and
Shot; 6, Prank the little cheat q, The christmas
Gin, price OF each 10 CTS.
Al No rs Brady street. near the Post OMce.
7mo29dsf ELIADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
HOME TESTIMONIALS,

Davenport, zuG. %, 1857.
Aessu SuNMONe 4 co: 0entlemen-Hsving
usod your DranliaL Pebble 0pecacles for the passe1
three years. take pleasure In certifying TO their
sapssiority over any other sasses that hsvs csms
uader ny 0oservatSon. GEO. ". BLIS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
STATE DEMOCRAT.
17---1---7- - =
NAIL ARRAN0D1GCNTe.

AnsIvALA
Dsstsrn( Ch,csgo)tvice daily ex eun'y q MAs
South-rn( visMus 1iins and lews ethyl daily 10Y
Northern (vis Dubuqoe) daily st ePx
Southern (st Louis) daily 81 sPn
Northern via Csmsnche. HCiaire. &c. rues-
day, fiursdsy and Saturday st 1PA
Northern via nsQuoketa, Dewitt, &c. tues.
day, Thussdsy end naturdsy at 7Pn
DEPARTUREs r. y. TINE
Eastern (vis Chicaso) closes 6t-9Ah
Eostheru tDsbuQuel
Southern o. Louis)
Southern (Muscstine and Iowa city, cloees lPM
Northern lCsmsnehe, 1HClaire, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursdsy Ut 8PM
Northern (AaQuoksts and Dewitt closes SUM-
day. tuesday and Thursday a. sPM
Mn. HENRY GRAPssN, Of Pleasant
Valley. in this County has discovered
quarry Of stone on his farm very similar
to the celebrated Athens marble He is
preparing to furnish it in any quantity de-
sired Read his advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

Il ~ 0ansda Liquor Store fresh supply Of Lon
"A do feetes, direct fron Montreal, Canada.
eep9dlW H. nAtNUo 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
LECLAIRE HOUSE.

The great novelty in them 10 the f,cuss which Is
disposed Of In sach manner 70 coUnteract the
inhmiiy which II Is intended 70 remedy, The ma
terisl Of which they ere manufactured gives them
superior hardness and polish, which prevents them
from being defaced BY scratches, and their cooness
and irritable eyes. The superiority and usefulness
Of these Improved Opectacies Il ful demonstrated
By the unanimous approval Of the most celebrated
Physictaas and Occulistso Of Europe and America.
ne expssienee they have acquired, combined with
their perfect kpoviedge Of Optical Science. enables
them 70 decide With certainty, on the mere inspsc
ton Of the eyes, chat sort OF glasses best suited
to correct their defect Of vsSen either to gve It
greater strength, OF mercy to preserve IT, - may be
necessary, without causing any fatigue OF weak
naoo.
Office hours from 8 A. n, till 5 P. NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Syme'S surgery.
PRINCIPLES and Practice OF Surgery

DY James syme r o 3, Professor OF Blinisll
ID University OF Edinburgh, ~, &c.
Edited with Notes and Illustrations by Robert :
Newton, n D. Prof OF Surgery In the Eclectic Medi-
cal Institute Of Cincinnati, Ohio, &c, 10.
From the Edinburgh edit pub. Cincinnati 1857
vol, vo, sheep $40 pages, Illustrated with Engr's,
pstre Is %.
just received and for sale by
ELI ADAMS
No s. Brady street. near tho Post Onfcr.
6thmo2<dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

Notice Of Assignment.
CAMUEL O. SHOREY having this day assigned 10
- the subscribe all his property, real and pesso
nal, except what 10 exempt from execution, for the
benefit Of his creditors. all persons ow ne the said
shorey hereby requested 10 make payment Of the
same 70 the subscriber, and oil persons having
claims against the said Nhorey 70 present The same
to the subscriber for adjustment.
Davenport August lGth, 1857.
eco. h. YRBNCn,
aue11dtf Assignee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

ANTONIO CARROLL cos
WORLD GREAT CIRClS
w SEPT. 9th, 1857, one day ony-the only truly
legitimate Circus Company now travelling.
ADMISSION 20 CENTs-CIIILDREN HALF PRICE.
Doors open At y and s. clock M-Perform.
ance commences half ali hour after
DAN RHODES, As't.
The above Circus will perform In Rock Island
Thursday Sept s, 1857. tsep.dtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

Thernoneters (! ThermOrelers !,
VyERY useful TO show HOW HOT IT ID" At 70,,
Y u 90, 81 10 and u SO each, at
No. . Brady street, near the Post Once.
Jalylldn ELL ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Denton mOsssc

4 NokSek Of Ihi,d AID lawa streets, Davenport
~ only squares from the X II betot .ua. an
te'd 10 be As Rood House rs any iu the city Ira
veers stopping psv, nIurt Will md At IN. benton
House all The comf,r,s OF = fad home. coz prIsins
clean rooms, clean bsda, good attendance and q
heerful compliance with eye'y REASONABLE demand
Charges reasonable and no hurlbug
SETH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON
Agent. June2s gsldA wiz
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

Great Discovery.
VWs euoscrioer. while engaged In digging well
L % his hrm, In PleasanS Vailev. acott cauntv
discovered bes utiful article Of stone yeyy s,mis
20 the celebrated Athens Marble used 4. Cs,h ~ -
gents Penkinf mouse 1t capable OF receiving .
line polish euo wtss very easy. He Is prepar.
ing - opeo MS quarry, when he will he enabled to
furnin u 10 any quantity ired aud 10 blocks Of
any sise.
Spscinens Of this stone can be seen Al this once
when further particulars viii be ven
H1NRY GRASSEN,
Piessant Valley, Scott county, Iowa on the LIE
Claire Boad.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Is. 1857
AT2OCLOCK u, I shall sell Of
bIic II NctiOM
Twelve Magnificent Building Lots !!
Pleasantly situatd on the Bluff, the center Of
the city, and upon that beautiful table laad, which
attracts the admir.ng eye Of every stranger who
Comes TO visit our beautiful city.
These lots are Rock leland and Clay streets, and
need only 70 be glanced at to satisfy a that In time
they will be Of immense value.
II n H M -:
only one quarter cash and 6 years for balance
The subscriber thankful for the favors bestowed
upon him since he established these semi monthly
sales In Davenport, and the many words Of encour
ssement he hes received, would announce that no
pains or expense will st time be spared In carry
ing forward land securing large attendsnce st each
and every sale.
Parties having property to dispose Of, or desiring
to secure bargains in Real Estate, must call At
c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAkD'S
Real Estate Agency,
sep5dts Ie Claire Row
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
Harper for September

Harper for September !!
Cooley, 0rMhasss. Peterson,
DrTNAM, Prand Lesslie's NJ Monthly Part, Les
i lee Gazette Of Fashion, Ballous' Dollar Monthly,
and Yankee Notions.
For sale At the erwin CITY Book Store"
.. H. STARR,
sug9Adtf Agent.
News! News I! News ~!
II you want the latest news
II you want the latest news
II yoa want the latest news
u you Waat the latest news
D sure and call
Be sure and call
Be sure and call
at the
Twin-City Beck Store
AND NE VS. EPOT
SDA street sppssiss L. Claire D.ssss.
sty q nssasinss and Newspapers west Of the Missile.
stpp River 1he following received regularly and
fer sale q our counter.
nA0AxIN8e-
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Putnam, Peterson, Kuickcsbocker,
Rscswood, Hoasshold werd:. Ba!loe.s Dollar;
United States, Mrs.. Stevens New, n. 7. Journal,
Waveriy Monthly, Gazette Of Fashion, Inventor,
Mica Nax.
Yankss Notions, Phreno,osical journal,
Working Farmer, Water Cure Journal,
Hunts herchans's Nas-. Londoa Quarterly lsviev,
| Dinsmore's =. \. Gaide, EdinbIrGh E
Appeton's =. =. Guide. North British"
| and Westminster Rsvisw.
NHW YO1x W11KLIES-
| Heral6
Tribune and Times,
Dsy BOOK and Sunday Dispatch,
New York Ledger and Ledger Of Romaace,
Hons Journal Country Gentleman. Rurai N. Yorker,
fssssr's spirit, Irish Amerissa,
poiics 0asette. Scientific American.
Living Ags, Spiritual Telegraph,
Spirit Of IT, Tines,
IAolltee Illustrated Mews ed 1Aaapsea's Reporter.
| D001ON W1DKLI1S-
| Uncse Sam,
Anerican UnioA,
fSue nag, Waverly 0agashe,
Rasiog Cssket, Yag Of our Uni0o,
IAa. Dollar NswspaPeS and saturday Bvsnins Hess,
Washi1gtoo Nsttonal Bra, Baltimore aen,
Oacannat Tines, and Coansssai.
DavsnpOst 0asetts, end
1Moll1n RAP10-
l1odpe Wss1dy 1l1ao.
LeoApa Illustrated MsVu,
F" fsiSsss. lAI NJ. lsiiel.n. o.. ossssss,
"Ana, !" Public Lsdesr. " 0sansrslai
Oaicaee Dsa Prsss,
Tribune,
Times.
niasss.i nspehtisa. sad 6sv..pess Papers.
l6e1al 1ss1s y - nssN, ouster, o. Year
0sssevtDs Nm ~ ssss vesv seses.
al. sFA1l. Asest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
CO M M E RCI AL
PnICns CURRENT

OO-
OvvIcs o. Iowa DAILY 6TAfs DsnocnAT. !
DAvsNP0sS, Sept. B, 1867.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-05
! TO-DAY'S ADV'IS.
TWIN CITY Hoox sronn

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
NBWD DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
I'd g., opposite LeClaire Houso-Nev York Boston
Yhnndelphie, Cincinnati, Chicago and 81. Louis Da-
d receives every dAy s. n. STARR. AcsAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

ladica! BILL corcurrirg by too ms jr.y 4 the scoa
Z the Committee Of the Whole on the safe of the
tten in striking ont the appropriation OF $50 eOO for
SstIptnses of the k9psas LesisI.u-e.
Tee House parsed the seoets's j).o. resol,io1 foy
eotrsiriny and fsDg the ros'iye vlla Of the opins
t6rea. Bitan In the United S..tes. II provides tina.
tt Stcre,oiy of the Treasury shall appoint suitable
lStoa &c act sith such func.iona:y as may be sp-
latltd by the British Government; sad win view
bthte,in that OH act the igent o. this Goyerom.n
TO IepO,t a, soon no practicable. The House ma1e
ssu dment fixing nj, salary at 5000 Tor the full
szyce
NJ. SHERMAN, iisirg to perscnsl exp Aniion, ssid
en be hsc po'ctd in otc al report re prlsse1-
fgs Of yts,erdav tbe words "thats lie uttered 10 a
,SSs tore Of voice aud attributed to Mr. Wright OF
issnttsae. as having bean uttered TO somstolos no
~. shermsD had faid pending the deoa,e on tas
s &c Rent striking opt the appropriation t.r the a.
~ legislature. Mr. Sherman n0w wished Mr, Wf.snt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
FRANCE.

In Paris on Monday the funds closed at 0S lOc. Tor
money and 6Sf. 45c. for account.
NJ Fould has gene to the sorth of France on mis-
sion of inquiry respecting the scarcity of provisions
TIE Prcae, in It's weekly commercial review, says:
Business shows no symptoms CT revival. The calls
of daily consumption suffice to keep some mauufa'su'
ers at work and retail sales naturally go on to GER
tain extent, but speculation continues to be reserved
and the lgh prices Of everything checks export ,tion'
Adyices from Rouen and Alsata report general
state of uueaeiness among the cotton manufacturers
They cannot cell at rsmunerstive prices Lyons has
BE- en- for the last month in more favorable position.
Seine very good orders have been received from
America and the Paris shops have bought con'idet
able quantity of rich stuff, which, notwithstanding tae
great price, 60 Of pretty easily. Manufa Auren o.
other s,ufrs are still in their dead season. Corn Is
somewhat higher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
REMOVAL OF THE QUARANTINE.


r. Ne EAsov II TAs ~ y. Trss"e
SIR: In your paper Of this morning find an arSice
TO which iesire to call attention Every one knoSs
that newspapers, even when as ably conducted as
The TRIBUNE confessedly IL, are sometimes imposed
upon Believing such to be the case in this inst .nce,
ell that is only necessary to ap2rse you OF i. TO
have the facts con ecty stated.
Speaking of the removal of the Quarantine station,
you say: ,.r.,...,.o
The removal Of that e.t.bl'hmen !. generally admitted a., to
should be removed The u OF permanent ,ns
il as b, io
the MOI. .pPrSP.oe ace no Ss OS nGe
Sta State ., cSmmst.s Of to talk VIII
Legislature Of hat State upon s .'ec but no satisfactory
Ieor,e with YOU that " the removal Of that estab-
"E,bmelt is generally admitted to b, very desirable,
sb.p TO add, that in accordance with that general
.re the Legislature Of this State have unier con-
sidera.ion bill TO provide way whereby new size
NAV he A." fx.d" bill, moreover, which gives power
and mears 10 fix it." and bill which hiss put certain
selfish shr owners in terrible " fix, for the reas,n
that ia eyiden,l, the ioen'ion of the Legislature to
nss, .aid bill unless il be prevented by manufac-
turing false public sentiment, by din. Of misleading
The ,ss of New.Yoik as think h,s been attempted
in his case.
Ag,;n ,eu say, "the use OF permanent f,atpg
"bosnta Ish ps 10 the Bay il simply impra tics bic,
but in a succeeding paragraph Of toe same article
6,d yos ipdorsrg Ia. least paria'ly) the folio wing
item from the scheme Of noted shipo Tner aiis the
Chamber OF Commerce
I'VE esn lodge the Hes!.hoaeer hi. Deputy on com
1.hls ysch and provide fooHy hospdh Tor the panents
,nc theii meics. attendants"
Ola truth this is ell at sea." know il IS not the
custom Of THT TRiBrsR to be caught "half seasover,
Int there two state IT'S taken in conjunction, have
an awful squirting tina. way.
Sill futhtr on find the following:
"For yeE, our Leti..'ue has annually a7poin'ei
sSsHi''' q ''A'''sa'' % ''- via LIE l. S''-''
This is an Incorrect statement Of the fact. No Com
nitee has ever been appointed by our Legislature t'r
the ruipOse indicated. The Commissioners OF the
Land Office Of this State were, by an act passed 10
1879. directed to talk with the Legslature OF Nsw-
jersey, provided they approved OF Sandy HOOK as
be. psl ste but having plenty OF other business on
henc they failed to tall 10 much purpose. Ihe OH
now before our Legislature proposes to appoint C"ni
missop whose sole bu,in,ss il shau be, not only 10
TAX but TO act; IL connection with the LfghiAafe oil
New.JtIsey, which, By the way secs this matter III
very ftrslt light now from that Of 1879 but 10
s-u. up. The people of tbs whole Sate, ana Tue
peopie of Sl The business pant OF NJ ~-JerSey WAN
to.a' al Ct the Quarantine. The Leg sufe OF
this State proposes 10 iem1vs il to'aly and Inc LTsS
la,ure OF NeH-Js,sey il prepared to entertain any
reasonable proposition from u. 10 that ehee'. r."
Il ipov1ers (aod very few al that. IS Tie iHseS'
owl els q Ia. tls, Of property tiyo' us a'e'1'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoITos MARKET.-Vsrious circulars
report Gotten steady generally unchsng Gales for the
three business days subsequent to the departure Of the Asst,
So TO- bales including o speculation and for export
prices clospr steady. MidGliDa leans Il Mddlug Uplsuds
7.l6d Mddins Mobiles, 9l6d. Brazilian and Egg Pan
lor staple d are sctive and considerably higher
MANCHESTER MARKET.-Market quiet aud prices
steady. n.,
LIyERPooI BREApsTUFFs MARKET.-Messrs Rich
srdson speIce Co.. Circular reports WHAT insc'iye aud
ouo,tops barely maintained. FLOUR inictive quotations
Ion nal am CO. lower. Corn quiet Rel WHEAT as
White 3dq9 Western Canal FLOUR. 80 6d3l 49, Baltimore
and Philadelphia 81 d5s Ohio - 6dH Mixed Com
Sc eaS4l; Yellow do, "a s; White, IS ass.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARsET-Besf unchanged;
good New would BRING full Pork dull and unchanged
B,con-fsir demand former rates Long Mtdes rib in
IS sd5i Short Mddes 81 ass Gun bersnd 81 d1' Lard
offered Al 20 with buyers demanding reduction Taow-A
r,e speculative inquiry at London bat Liverpool the bu'
OvIscTRos BARx Philadelphis) II Baltimore 6alO g.
LoyDoS MONEY MARKET.-rhe London Money
maiet slshy easier Con'o' for money 1885, aud for
secou nj o9.0Gii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25

opposs the via Of toe Legislature. They dSs nA
sho~ his opposi'os per, and 60 propose this feeble
sehtae .setifd Chamber Of Commerce, in the vain
tope Of brers Tie eyes ofthe Legislature to the fact
that al ofs Quarar TIM ever hoped TO BE- found at the
Southwest Spit under tie floating hospital sys.em
would be in the sb,ps of ,urdry fees Cor extra officers
who VII be sruely erscooced ashore a, the present
s'te Bot il is needless to add more. a. tie Cham
" Der Of Commerce" can't be made to stand I'd locc
CROUCH to be suuck at Indeed, it was not 20 much
TO battle With thai airy nothing as to guard m Old
friends of THE TRIBUNE sgsinst allowing themselves
to be humbusged in their own columns, that induced
tbis fom B.
Nrr ycTk. Feb la5Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
IXXIVTH CO n G r E SIS.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 1857.
ma CHAIR laid before the Senate com nun'ca
Irkom the Secretary of the Treasury, HsIms, IN
I'm TO Mr. Wilson's resolution that the Ia1ds Owned
trAe United States in Chelsca NJ ass, near Tue ia
ixptsl, have not been sold .
NJ BROWN reported bill to apportion the clerks
abe several departments OF Government nong LUG
ts and Territories according 10 represe -. .S on
4 H. WILSON presented memorial from the Cspe
lOa Telegraph Company OF Massachusetts, asking
Cansss 10 aid in establishing on the coas; OF teA
ns Marine Telegraph Stations. Referred TO the
csnmiee on Commerce.
/ W. HALE moved for a rec onsideraton oil toe Voc
which the s. nate passed the bill authorlz ng the
smls az Minnesota TO form a Constitution ana Sac
Government. ,.u,
M THOMPSON Ky was opposed to the biz be,
aHs il would bring into the Senate two aidiuons'
SasOs against what he considered the best interests
| dhe eouttry.
NJ DOUGLAS replied that the people of the Ter
r,oy have right 10 admission into the Union 81 soon
they have sufficient population: MI DouSIs
icd That the otion would prevail 10 order taa tney
Eight sike out the amendment restoring san;aSe 70
Glien Of the United States, 50 that tue Dill isu'
~ sit came from the House.
M.GREEN remark cd III st all this discussion gee heo
him Ike tempest in teapot, az tne'e queS"'n'
'ue not necessarily involved. -,.. uo
hr. ADAMS contended that the amendment 10
srsd 70 by Mr. Douglas was fouoded upon sound
RDeples
NJ BAYARD ard Mr.. BUTLER concurred IN Tue
gron that great danger might result 70 the psrpe-
fy Of our institutions If aliens were admitted 10 e1-
sse the tight of voting 10 the formstion OF the or
slc "a W. Of new States.
M PUGH argued that the amendment should be
rcksn out.
Ibe vote by viii ,h the bill was passed was then re-
~Aidered, by Yeas 30, Nays2l.
Mr.. HALE moved 10 reconsider the vote by when
smendnent was adopted, restricting suff sSe 10 the
1ttens Of the United Sistes
". BIGGS earnestly argued in favor o. retainios
Sapendment.
Nr BROWN said the other day the Senate, by a
eEbersie vote parsed the right Of euf,age into the
sn6s Of American citizoys exclusively, and now oy
We Of neatly two 10 ors the pissaye OF the bill nas
sa recopsdsred for the svowei obis,t OF reversing
!, former action. Why was this This was NJ ease
tpects.ity, ike that Of th. k1sss bill. Thsn ths
Sss,s yielded i,s conv ctions 10 Dse the pis,ge of
tetll. lie hoped the Senate would hesi1'e bet)re
n,pti' tuch a course as wss now proposed.
Mr.. TOoMBS replied, that our fathers had Away.
Vowed aieIs to vote 10 cases OF this kind, add he
duldro OF zee that any evil hal resulted from it,
Mr. CRrTrENDEN regarded this amendment as in
ldVrg great and important principles. When the
atdaiicns OF futGre State were - bs laid nercaa
ysncs should perform The work.
Without disposing o the subjec., the Ssnste al
agntd.