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fAs Passion Of osassrasy aaa Kasv. so,A,,.,

fAs Passion Of Democracy ana Kaev. so,A,...
The Ne~ York Tribune says:-we have
been blamed BY some who mean WILL
Tor 'sasd'ng and treating the DISTINCTIVE
A"ef'esn" organ cation Ia the Free State.
e maintained ior the benefit OF the Pc.
slavery Democracy. Our only amaze, ).
70 these rsPsosehes 10 the tact thu, ~.
1uss STATE iacts as We se. them. The d,..
uncs've Or "s,raight" American mar, ~.
10 best ior The Sham Democrat, in ~. 49,.
Connecticut Election. aud gave il ,xa
neseess Of Congress. We be,i.,. !, !.
operating the same way IN other State. -.
else.sg oss Uwn. The Express Of ,hi. en-.
affords fsir indication Of the Sc, Of the x
\. current. Here Ia corrobors,iuy n,,.
graph from Calilosnis.
The 0scsamen.o Union saws : ,,.,h..
q the leading members OF the late Kna.,
Nothing party u California recently mo,
~ p'es'oss arrangement, with closed door.
:" sacramento, for the purpose Of sdy,.ino
apo" 'he e-st course to be pv,su.d ..
ssf" 'u'use political position. With en,,,.
s"ss'm'sy, thy came 70 The CON l.s,.n ~. !,
.a..s = useless ~ longer continue 4
1900 osess'x.'soa. They then sssoIv. j
s..ss 'se administration of Preslden,
s.s"sh' enc ~ stand upon his pls,form
-. o .nose principles .houl4 b. mae.
49, Inc assembly embraced m... =,
" ssss's o. 'he late party
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W Miss Bunbury, In her work on Rue.

W Miss Bunbury. In her work on Rue.
s'a, mentions the following snecdo,s.
Harry and ! were walking in the PARK
and adm'fing . splendid perfectly white
New 'oundlsnd dog. and an equalIy pr.,t,
white Italian gre, hound. when On officer
and lady approached. He wore the i,vt,
Cry osercos, now prescribed 10 officers !.
well ~ soldiers, and round red cloth can.
on his head In his hand wss q half CON.
sumed cigar; a iall lady in q plain shaw
Aud very plain bonnet. by no means OF /.
iAsh'onable shape. leaLed on his arm: thew
were chatting and smiling together. The
white Newfoundland. with tail like m i'm.
"anse ostrich feather attracted more =,
my notice., ~ss only IN the SCI Of p.s. !.
ing thst ! met the full blue eye (ot the e..
psfo)-harfy. Who WAS . little behind.
drew up anu said:
"That lady smiled ct me. and neve, a.w
her before"
"Do you not know who she s,"
mot IN the i.ast"
That lady - u. Empress Of Russia
the C1arina ~
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nsssss DsArn.-A your LADY :, Ct,
s'ans''' nssed nssssses L.. yeti. 49,. i.
@P"s'sS de~s : psisy ssul ), Il. H.
C"lsg ssy. = lss dsys sgo. ssd io.,,.,,.
es'sssA Tee vault ~ss ,An,, 1--we ,..,
seq 9th about 6fieea NE, ws,e, /. !,
A"esssA sss slsfs sss given ,n.sd;.,,,.
y ss''sss'sdS who wss si,h her and ma.
: sassss sssaps. owing 10 the deadDv %.
= 80 cosid dssessA Tor several h..,.
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We have received the statement Of thu
result Of X. Aitcheson Alexander's Third
Annual Sale Of Shot Horn Cattle a,
Woodbury. Farm, W oodford CO., Ky mad.
on the 81 met. Thee sales are attended
by persons from . grea, many states, inter
es'ed in the improvement Of sto k. TIL
sales occur annually, and oil OF the stock
sold are II the choices, breeds. We hoe,
the next ssle will be attended By some .,
our Iowa stock raisers, With view Vt i'm.
proving the stock Ut our Stste. The iol
lowing 10 the statement OF ss!es at Wood
| oufy Fam, on the ID inst.
Ihi,ty one nuiis oGereI--onr witadrssn-tL,ft,
soti for ~ ~ s.srax.. per head. 20 10
rhrty thfv~ Io.E aud II. ii.r. .nared-.h,ee with
49, --hii,y svid Tor - tp0, average, per h. -
sgi6 -
| The ,inl, head cold for oi6..7o; average
per head oe.i %
lhfss hucks (sts souihsowna asa
10 ots~",d,l 90 II Iof s2j; average
per head, ~ -
fou' Coiss odd h ses seld for lOJ, average
per heso, e.3 IS.
h,shl y, ssslg Tor ~ svsrsse
pei beau, 20 IS.
Amoint al - -, SI66.0
Too buiis let for Que YET q, for e3y. avsvase
per head, ost5
y =. In addition ~ tho Bulls here 10 Mr. Alex., .
der thts spring lt, a. tsvisv month";, 10 MsesrA q
bedford aud MAJOR Duncan, OF bousbon coua MY. ~ .
yoas6 bsli. Duke OF ardrie, for ~ ISL.
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VALUABLE CITY ek0fkxry soR sALk,-
Tbs Aississ'pva Bssss. sisAssdoa ssss. sssvs MAJ.
aud ii.srssa sssssss. vtli b sold ssv o. o. b.,
isofsss. Psss 81 Sue pussaass = .@y cen ,snsls .,
mosssass 'os ass = ysass u " W ssss Lot o.
shisd sssesI asAssAs 4. =. Dspss, S1slss lsss. Al
s'ios on Fosrh ssssss sitotalas ~ AsDss ,s4sla,
cossss los gu assdg ssssss, sssass cls,, lse,..
fsss The Ioss On II sd and Isssth sssss,s A..
,,.saiid ysssassd Tor sssiasss psspssss, asd u.
ioestioa Of Ne nmdy susss lot ess o. sAe -. 1.
Moth DAvsspoU. vor pssussiAss sepsy 70
tAikDAMks 4 hicKs0N.
saAll1sf 10. nse1ss's builAius. Main ,,,,s,
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
Fur 90 paTsusssaip heretofore sxisltoe bssveeo
= ths unassslsssl usdss lhs aams All ssyls a
kayoond Co., u tAisday dissolved 81 aususl
eoosssl. Jo.bua Usl has chsers uS - :, !. ~
esei.sss and vii ply all debts u Ne lsse oro cad
. aions asthonssd " eolses ell dsbt, dus sssd nsn
". u. RAYMOND,
JUsHU 4 DIAL,
GLAKLks \. PUTNAM.
Gard
Having diseossd or our la, ., IN The Nal re,a,.
ousi" rss " W. \. Haym0ad . 90. TO JssAua zeal
- cosaiaty ssso1mssa atn 70 the pabiis q ss.s
sea sssssols eessas.s Dsn, and asssss all that ~
stass, vslsa " his care ell receive prcUvs Al
tsation. ar. DIAL Vail cosusus The ksel s...t.
ossnsss ~ ~ cid s,sad, ssA % bssesak Ut HIN
the ps,sVaAse ot ths pubti~.
DAvsspsss, Jsss Sth, 1877.
". 4. RAYMOND.
y~ohV lHAH. Il. purNAA
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eINHk sdves.'ses dssssss " ssnevs sssA. a., %,
= ssfsess.h he psasstes, asa ell OF ,.s, h.i
tssass .hs iss.sssse 80 - AaA ~ lev .o..at
desired ". lessa.s, y = sasiviss lasa saa !.
sssdssn bs,it, ssd osisAs1 % ~ sSss ~ go Y
=. slss s8ss sso0ss ovs - Ne Sees oosr. SSa
IAsss v 10 spseslssise AsesGs - SAs "A A. ).
v sssking pteasAAs sal pss6aobIs i.cssa~. -"
anappSssssiSs V ssiseo edssod, sssh
sss issssss issesoAstsa es0~tss q Ne 80. :.
MI. paess. Iss o.
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A MAHLY SisaEs.-The Earl OF Oxf.rd
Of England, In reply 10 an invitation of the
Secretary Of the Norwich Bible Society Ia
preside st Ito late annual meeting, wrote :.
iollows:
STA: am surprised and annoyed a The
contents OF your letter; surprised, becau-.
my wen known character shou Ia have
emp'ea me from such an spplicA t,on-snd
annoyed because l. obliaes me To have thu.
communication with you. | have lonv
been addicted to the gaming tsbIe, I h. o.
is'eiy taken 10 the turf, l fear 1 irrausutl,
bissphsme. and | have n yer distributed 70.
i'g'ous tracts. Al this was well known "a
you and your society; no,withs,a od,ns
which you .h,nk me q fit person tor your
President. Nay your by pocrlsy be rg,,sn
out would rather live 10 the land OF ain.
nefs' than with sush saints. ] am. &c,
-, OXFORn.
We rather think the Earl of oxiord, from
his own account. 10 susceptible OF some
slight improvement. bu, We don't think
that bic letter to the Secretary Of III. Nor
wich Bible Society 10.
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lee Cream Reens.

Tnk enosssibsss Aassag eHsd sp . = seS,ae.,
diss. tats pleasure In aasosseiug 10 he ~.
tAat they ere SOC prepared 70 serve Ihsir txt.
10 Me noss ss0It aoss manner vttA sAa
lee Cream. lesisstisassy. 4ssits, g..
ssd evesys lag In heir liss. No sa,ss a, "a.
Desn s.Assd 70 reader uis eesaeis = r. -. ~.
70 none, and - .sstss 70 asy In - ein; a.,
eAs rely spoa sssststng al astssiios. ssa 49,. :
-. aost p...Asls ssifssA .ssts sAs sssy ssora.
I'd 70 ans estsst On Ne eA0stoss n0sSee. ss'v
hauaaes % HoassA sseoss.
seOO9s q DAvIs.
JanssdNh CHs - q B.s5v s,s
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Pursuant to previous notice the Re
p"bhcans OF Princeton met on the 3 h
INST. at = o'clock, p. H., to organize q Re.
publican Club.
The meeting was called to order BY r.
X. Bennett, when Porter McK,ns,ry, ESQ
was called 10 the chair. and stephen Puri,
appointed Secretary.
The chairman then introduced r. Under.
msn. ESQ, Ut LeClaife, who briefly stated
the object OF the meeting and urged the is.
portance VI thorough aud efficient orRani.
xation.
NJ. Gwinn, OF LeClaire, was next intro
dueed, who presented md read q cosy u
the constitution and platform OF the Repub
lican Club OF l.. Claire, which, on motion
Was adopted BY the meeting - the con
stiiu ion end platform OF the Princeton R..
publican Club.
The meeting then proceeded TO eject I
permanent orgsnzaiion under the sbove
constitution which resulted as ioilo~s:
Porter Mckins,ry, President.
George L. B.il, Wee. President.
william Sbe~,
=. X Bennett, Directors.
Stephen Purdy,
s"o"as uhuoafu, treasurer.
John & WEIGH Secretary.
After the organization X. Linderman
Esq was called ior. who responded. taking
the platform just adopted as his text book
and showing conelusiseiy the cor,ec, ness
Of the principles Vt the Great 4 publican
Party. u. repeled n. accusation Ut ABB.
i,i,"nsm, 90 often cast upon the Republican
party by It's opponents. with energy and
spirit, aud showed the principle repeated,
enuncisted by Republican writers q n d
spen kers. OF the nun inference of Slav, ~ IN
the States where u ~. exists; bu, protest.
ing apaiost the adoption OF Tue "pecuiiar
institution" IN tn territories now tree.
Mr. G~inn was again called Tor, and
spoke al come length ably and logically
| avoca ing the Rspab1can Cause. lie sho..
| ed. by facts and q cures, the absolute neees
si'v, " we would succeed 10 a party, Of q
thorough and efficient political orsan,za.
| ton.
Several other persons addressed the club
in spirited AMI effective manner, aud In.
utmos, harmony aud enthusiasm prevailed
| throughout.
On motion Messrs. Bennett, Mallory and
Pnfdy were appointed a Commute to draft
br.Laws to govern the Club.
On motion the thanks vf the meeting
were rendered 10 thuse OF our fellow Repub
licans o. lie Glare, who assisted 10 ia the
organization Of our cub.
On motion, the Express Of lie Claire and
the Gazette, of Davenport be requested 10
puoiish these proceedings.
Porter Mckis.raY, Chairman.
SrErnEa PuRDr, Seeretary.
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PUBLICATIONS. OF fHs 4A1SDYfsRAu
lOARO


~ snd altar "Wednesday, Jsss iesA, he swAer.
" siGned vii cioss sn~if ssvssai 0cssee 49,.
| al Neon; darsg Ne ssmmss nossne. Osss a. M.
asday, - usaAi all day.
A.. ?. RnLkgY.
JOAN kYMkS,
hsSkY kON10.
. Au0ubt TMuRdINo.
lelWdlW =. DkuMN.
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WA8B uUO~J
1s0B eoAssslgoA vsslA ssspesseslly senesoo =
j u esstssss 81 Otvsaeest ael vts1asU sans -
- $1,000 % eoelee SO 40 eeeIaee osek -
PiANo eOkcG0 AND NIL sDtONS, asd -.
taoto oedtassly eeossses1 vita Ne naooeaceasess,
= oasuee1 70 faeaosh aslsu meats q tAels pstoo0.
ID ssoen noe n esoee eaaeAoes ~ Tbs aooo II a.
W. 0a1ds A. 0sis = Co.. SsstaWsy Z Sos sd !.
&. Fisher of Nee Yoek, aad L. LiiOen Of Dooeea
AOlieAa 81 0soA essssa q Trus,ov.
TIE Mslods0ns Of y. o.. ". SAITH. snd
esapsess sssessssss - sAsss nasip esaa.sAisG eli
ne esss cats Y, po.kss. sssg% marches, sseseA
oels9issasd gsns u ~ OPENS shss have been pub
D~slsss furnished Isssssnsass and Sheet nush q,
~ ssssisr aiseesass. r.aial dess y order.
(el1 Rass side M,ia = :, b~s ~sa Fern 4 ID
PUBLICATIONS o. fHs RA1sDYfg2tAu
DoARD.
MN. SAMUEL u. shAKP hsving hssa appotat-
AVA - colRosssss for SCOTT, Cedar and Mason
sSeasee Tor I've montes viii ~ prepared 70 I'll eli
ssesfs fos tss Pustiestons 81 the Hoard
so.se veleA Q ths aiassss's, Congregational esc
saeeooA 1eoool Lahesgtes.
osses sil - cold o. lvsssy pr csss. dissoust 70
Mieessss sse saoeeth ssoovls payisg Yea dolias,
VIII also tssp os saaa Jssobss's sesss on IL.
oosps 70 eAs-s veis nee, stss ossssios hoods vsei
are vHacntAf y sjsp ID IL sAooalA acs0 .ls Tssch
ere pHes ~ ess " v0sn0e. O sesloo Bosks II
Ahosisss dlsscssA 70 Saoso h sharp csss Of nss
rows, Pssuyaaa Oatssll viil ~ ,ro@pIiy attend
Jrl7IS.wtws
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Under Ihlshsad i'm tsd nes ol pssts nosssss
Gil b. sssr,sd ~ ~ cssss per iss sssA tssssuoa,
y Soets. per ~~eh.
AsssbevSayss Oistmens asA Ptlso.-
ny = special uk sss 81 u iAW hmpssss Of hsssa.
the." medicines have been admitted Into Ne Dsblle
ho.pitAls, throughout lAs Nm piss. Tie Pills are
assi 10 tho kasssn army - . spseiac for sholsss
aud disrfsA, and The Uist~snt Ne bsss Asseslav
for vou-ds.
sold a. tho mansfaetories, No. % Msidss Lase,
Ses Yosk, and No. 9H strand, London, ssd b. ali
druggists ., ESQ.,, s1,<e., and 81 per boz.
juns,GdA. 10
DsistOl's DAssa pAfltla hvss; ~ nvals
are d,ius ous. Phyae,sss recon- ossd II for osssss
ID. Liver CompiAis,, Janaaies, Nsssalels, oals
kaeam, searvy. bo,is, 1unors, Absssssss. Dyspsp
So DC, wasn 81 siss fails. II 10 sxslssivsly vses
able So also arc ksnp's Wosa PsssMIss, vAiel
are considered BY ehildssa srsss, not medicine
aud radically and rapidly rsnovs all kisas Of tsss
snail worms.
sold By %. T. Lsnman 4 Co., whelssale Dsvs
xs1. 10 Wafer street, Sss Yosk, and ~ all .lsus
sst' 81 soe per ootts. sassapail. o. ssd PsssiIls
- cents per bottle. luasl7iAvtv
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nsPuotaeao CoovooeSoo 1.-The Hspsb
csns oi the sevrrat 1osssA,ps In ssosi County, ~
oaisslsd 70 meet ., ssne convenient place % "a
ARIA, the 9Th day OF Jsss 1887, bsiss ~ lsss ss
az ~ Of Jane, and ehooss oss delegate ser sael
fosDship, sIdaiso one i,siegsis for eseh - kspst
iieaa vosss In sset sovsshtp. IAs Dslssasss y !.
rest In isvssport on saturday the lIth hssss u.
md Saturday ofJsy, 1877; ., ~ O'Clock ~, 70 son
nate esndossss 10 W. supported q sAs AsSuss, sls
ton. BY order
J. y. PATTON,
Chairman Co. Genital Oeanissss.
June II h-dAvtd
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tRsporssl Tor Ne Daily 0asss>s. ]
lava otsto uoAtnNl noaAsev.

The State Medical Society Of Iowa me,
1t love City in the Representative Chan.
Der OF the Capitol. on wednesday the 10th
day Of June At . O'Clock p. N. In the sb.
aencs Of the regular siicer. Dr.. J. c.
Stone Of Iowa City. was appointed Presi
dent pro te~Pove and DR.. E. J. Fountain Of
Davenport. Secretary.
The following persons were elected
| members, viz Dire. L. 3 Bsrrows, Tn. J
saunders, J. w. II. Baker AMI n. Csrpen.
Ter OF Davenport; ]. Gamble OF LIE Claire;
]. J. Sanders; ]. Il. Bouche. nnd J. II. Es.
" OF Iowa City. and II. Bunce OF Toledo.
A committee was appointed Tor the nom.
inston Of prominent officers for the ensu
ing year, and the Society adjourned Until
Thursday morning a, 10 o'clock.
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Ter Sale 81 8xsAaaos ter leva LasAs,
ssv brick Aesss viaA ~ seens
siosss' Co., vood Aosss. lAsss slsssra, sssA vs,i-
Warmed stsA sss ar isssass. Cesvsslsss = sSsp
Ftns siev ofsivss and eislss. SssalsAs1 u pass.-
Long unss,vsa. Posssssloa s,vss assS =.
kAqsiss % Wn. AoxEnvUss,
oses AT &C. q Co.
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eAyOOOto Loan apvn cal sssA.s sssAssAy In suG
90 sait aypiksnS. n. DARLINGTON 4 CO.,
jsis No. 3 Davssposss 3lech.
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Under thshsad limited M = esro spsets souss,
siii bc isserts al ~ cssss per tns sseA tssespoa
Il a. ssAls ssAl
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The, AipAxr,c MosrHLr. wc srsin.
debtcd to Boyden for an carly copy Of
this Magazine, for December. This i tho
second tdmb1r, and i,yin opaui BlaS
equal inTintefcst and ability 10 the first.
The authors OF the articles though not
given in the Magazine, are thus reported
in literary circles: "Florcntine Mosalcs,"
J.Lnd,rop Mctley.h Battle Of Lepanto,"
VIM. II. Prescott. "Thc Golden Mile
Stone" II. W. Longtcllow. "Skippcr
Ireson's Ride" J. g. Whittier. 1.-The
Ghost Redivivus," Mr.. Rufni, author o.
Dr.. Antonio. DR.. ON. HOlmesofcouse
contributed the charming paper, in con
tinuation Of the Alltocrat Of the Break
fast Table" .'our Birds and their Ways
is attributed 10 Henry Thorcsu. "Soli
tudc and S0eie;y" must have been writ
ten by r. w. Emerson. The able papc,
entitled -"lWhere will II End n Is doubt,
less from the pen OF Parke Goodwin o
New York. soG.qz!s s.aJ eGT
We understand that the Magazine la
obtained large circulation. Copies ma,
b. had Of Boyden. Price 25 tents. .r
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Family Sewing Machines.

We are requested to give notice that
Messrs. Fenno and Hale Of Bangor, have
purchased the right to vend and make,
n this State, NcAlcton and Raymond
family Sewing Machine, Which from tn,
simplicity Of its construction, the certain,
" OF It's ,perat;on, its exemption IRON
liabilities to get out Of order, its cheap
ness and the perfect manner of doing it,
work, is said to be superior TO any ma
chine OF the kind in use. Ii sews witt
two threads making the double loci
stitch, the finest, strongest and most dur
able seam made By machinery, and it Ii
valuable for all kinds of family sewing
working equally well on the finest mus
lin or the heaviest pilot cloth. III,
cheapncss Of these machines, being sol
.or $50, $50, $50, without the tables, o
70 additional with, according to sizr
brings them within the reach OF iainilie,
oi limited IN ,ans. Mr.. Hale, one OF tn,
plopsictors will be in our city in a fey
lays with one Of the machines, anJiwiI
bc happy to exhibit it to the pnb'ic
notice OF the time and place OF exhibition
will be given.
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Hon. James G. Birncy lied at his resi-
fence near Perth Amboy, New Jersey,
Oh "Wednesday Of last week, ut thu age o
90. His disease was paralysis, which h.'
recently been complicated with heart Dis.
case. y contemporary gives tho following
sketch o, his liic:--- ...... -r.
Mr.. Birney was born in Danville. Nv.
Hc graIuated at N,ssua Hall, New Jer.
sey, and studied law with Mr.. Dallas, at
Philadelphia. At the ags OF twenty-five
Inc became a'plantcr in Alabama, but he
shortly after entered upon the practice OF
his profession. in Kentucky. Early in
life Mr. Birncy became interested in the
movement, aud not only
freed his own slaves but induced his faith.
or to make such disposition Of his estate
as to leave him his twcnty-onc slaves,
when he set them free at once. In 1884
he attempted to start an Anti-Slavcr.
newspaper in Kentucky, but finding it i'm.
possible to procure printers there, COM
mcnced its publication in Ohio, where it
excited the mos. violent hostility. In
1874, when living in Michigan, he be-
came the Liberty Party candidate for the
Presidency. Since that time he has rare
ly been heard OF in public. Mr.. Birncy
nad btrn twice married, his second wife
being sister-in-law OF Hon. Gcrrit Smith.
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FoREiGy IMPORTS. The New York
rlmes, IN an article touching the foreign
Fade Of lie Uni.cd States, gives few IN.
lercy,iuc statistics, showing that the UNI
ted States brought lrom ETole ~ 1856, TOR
c.,rsu,n ption, 5 10, OOO. 900, and irun lad
ie, and Sout, Arusric, SlOG, OOO, OOO- 10.
esther S29S, OOO OtW; and W. aud To the
first naui.d sum ten pcr cent, and the r-c.
md fifteen PER cent, Increase. We have 10
account ivi S2ll .0nD. O0I in European fab
RIGS. and s LIB 0OO OOO ~ the sugars, teds,
&c., OF. Indla, making 1888, 900, 600 IN for
cIgn goods taken for coiisulnp tion during
tho financial year 1897, ending Both June
last. The exact import figures Tor the yer
are S3G0, $50. l4l. Of which Sl2,4Gl ,79g
was in slecic, aud $l4.9o5, 800 ~ gods ~
exported; leaving 1888 SD 1888 tor con-
sumption in the United States Asalns.
thus, We s'nt to .Eurnpe and the lndr-
Sl32 900 900 ~ agricultural produce and
manu- lectures. and SEQ, 900 900 in gold
IRON tbs mines OF I'll Pacific Stairs. Win
this exhibit it is not 1T all strange thnt spc.
clio WIS made scarcc in the co"ntry, rna
that 81 many "last livers' were suddenly
preciplt,,.i into bankruptcy
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-12-04
I'D general appearances Of the volume,

and general appearance Of the volume,
says:a 81 81 - Z
'.Tbe volume il ono Of which as citisrns Of
Maine No feel justly proad. We SANITY
ssert, that no buck vs. evsr laced within
che reach Of the public, tn { embodied %
much thssis valuable in law, within the
same space. After passing through the
hands Of Mean. Hill, Baker, and Bell, a.
commissioners. their revision was rerised BY
Ext Chief Justice Sheplsy, who brought 70
the task, the ample learning, critical taste,
and precision Of statement, that distinguished
his long judicial career on the bench, and
the work bears evidence Of that power of
conversation for which he Is 30 remarkA-
ble."
The Legislature adopted Judge Shepleys
revision with bat few changes, and wisely
appointed three Commissioners " superlntend
its publication. Messrs. Smith Vinton. and
Cowsn, who have discharged that duty
with ability and to the entire satisfaction u
the public. The Index Is by far the most
complete Of any on We have examined. and
| il 10 an infinite improvement on that oil
lSll. @ as. a.t .u-u- ~.
The value of Book of Statutes for pop.
ular use, depends on the Completeness OF IL.
Index and IN this particular. the one before
Us 10 without superior. The recent vol
umes Of the same character, Published by
Rhode Island. Vermont, and other State,
srved ~ admirable models, but that o.
Maine 10 equal If not superior to tho oess.
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FROM KANSAS. y correspondent oI
the Chicago Tribune says, that COMMITTEES
of tho Frec State Territorial Committees
I~,stcl alter Gov. Walker, to urg, him 70
call session OF tho Legislature just elected.
Tho Governor. however, wanted tiIne To
think oft, and lett the Territory without
announcin. his decision
The same correspondent says:
"The cxciteIucn, IN Law nwnrth On tn,
subject Of the bogus CONSTRUCTION N inten~c
, mrrting Was held thens last Siurdny.
wnIch ars addressed by Con Lane. MIR
Parrot, and other pr,minent Frie Stale men.
UT Henderson, ri trs L..y nSorih Jounal
one &c tho lfamers ,f the constitution, in
'liscreetly J. made his appcar,ncc IN the hall
rhc excitement n u inilgnltipa were NJ
great that ~ Uhers III the n"tiis h u
.rcat difficulty 10 restraining the people
irJln visiting him with punishment VI tr'sIs
On against lib,rty. on the spoi.
Anutnrr meeting will bc he'd 1T L,iven
worth ON the 2sth, 10 decide whether 10 vote
1t the Constitutional elsctiJn, Or fight"