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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-21
chicago 4 Rock Island RailrOa

chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
C. rs I .s,.:s;.s. $3.50.
F5SNtfJ arrangement,
nr ana after Monday Dc IL 1856, and until
tgrIh,r notice, trains willleav RocA isand daily
Sunday excepted, as iolle~s
l.. mai train At lom a =
2d isd tNpft-ss ~. N.
M f.s.;ght. wlih II claHs cars 1T 6s0AM
T-atns arrive Al Rock Island daily, Sundays eG.
cat,,ed A. follows:
TIL nigat expire AZ sb -
y, -,.ilf rain at 5.00P. N.
n fr.5-tt with "a class cars At $50 p. n.
,itralls over tbs roas are In direct coanexon at
~ 4., y HI trains both the Michigan Southern
,n3 Michigan Central r II. to AMI from Detroit, To-
I,-Fs clsy-!sai Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dnt,bltk Badaio, Nisgasa Falls. Albany, New York,
~, s.lf,hia Baltimore and Washington. Also 1t
,9eiie with trains OF the Illirois Central Road
rth 10 ts!ana and South 10 st. Louis and Cairo, to
1rb,cr Yisces TEXTS can br procured OF
g. s. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent
X, y. Depot, Rock Island
Passengers ara reminded u the neoesslty'of giving
distinct d fectiors as TO the destination of their bag
Mo 10 procure tickets before taking their seats
4, farars nj thtinctors collect fares only 70 sta
Mn M line III iNe chicago aRock Island railroad
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI wHrrMAs, ASST Sup't.
Rock Island Nov. 81. 1888 litfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-21

W. 4. ChlLDS l. co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and wster Proof
CE.uE.vT ROOEE.V'G =!
ATE, the un,ier,ignnd, are prepared to contract
w and put on at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing,
1t being the only article vet invented that will sue
ccssfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
climate II 10 perfectly tire aud water proof aud In
point Of dur ability believe It 10 equal II not supe
rior, TO any metallic roofing We put It on oves
old TN. tar iron, shingle roofs u making lif-
ference how ilat or steep the roof may be. This
roonng iswsrraned Ia prove rs above represented.
We viii put On for SO 90 per squsre, GO feet
squsfe.l We will apply II upon tin and iron roofs for
81 % per square, being Vt its dur ability
the cheapest paint that can he used.
We invite all who are building. and those who wish
their roofs repaired 10 call at our Office opposite the
IeClaire House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam
pies an satisfy themselves In regard 10 the durabil
ity and PRACTICAL il!ty of this roofing.
B.--we are prepared TO III orders for our Co.
men, to those residing at distance, with printed di
rectious for is use.
tty and county Ri2kfs Io, lc.a and Minnesota
6~ safe.
J.ByAN BERGEN 4 BIO.
o. A. BENJAMIN. General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Fra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Firth.
M Samuel Ogden, No 42s Fourth street
Baker ani Won Publ. No 81 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal Ins. Co, Lsndoe
and Liverpool.
cssrs john Ahilto h Co., Dry Goods dealers, ~
street
i,chell and Rsmmelsber Furniture Man. m
dealers 5ih street.
ies Greenwood, Esq.
| AZ A IL Hiukle.
DAVENPORT
Geo I. Davenport
DIR James Hail.
| Goats 4 Patchin, Builders.
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City Clerk,
Geo II Parker,
| d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly 4 Lea, Dave npoft Iron WoYk
Eli Adams.
Hakes Riggs, Jewellers.
ROCK ISLAND.
IS Guyer,
PL Michel, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis N Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO
Hubbard, Aetna Insurance.
Hooker,
Ira Focte Builder.
Sears, Wcoi Co., Bedstesd snufacturine Co. No
line.
J Resnor, Clinton Iowa.
Henry Wisner, Wholesale Crockery dealer, lev,
City.
Msy26dtf
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Chicago Alton d 81. Louis r. r.
c. M 4 -
AIRLINE ROITTE RETWEEN

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains leGce Chicago for 81, Louts and snserms.
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays e1ceptsd) 9S0Au
Express Trsin, Saturdays eIcepted) 1llOPn
Trd.,,s iedre 81. Lou!sJor Chicago and inserme
dtdts PAGES.
Accommodation Train, Sundays ercepted) OOA y
Express Tram Saturdays eTcepted) 380Pn
Trains directly through, without change Of
or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom.
ingion, Springfield Carlinyiile and Alton.
wlIrAEas rur this road make direct connections
til Joliet Cat OF and Michigan Central Railroad II
Joliet, making this the shortest quicke., and most re-
!iab.e route between Fl Louis and New York. Boston
philadelphia and the East.
&3th Illinois Central X. Il at BLOOMINGTON, for La.
Saie, Mend0ta and Cairo.
iih GREAT Western OF Illinois at Springfield, for
DE ater and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk
Ne~ Orleans, and Missouri River.
through Tickets for all places mentioned above can
be procured at all the principal tit tet Offices In the
Cn..e1 States, and ST he Offices
III 81, Louis IY Chicago
.nus, o. Lsvse. sile fremont House.
RIoH'D P. MORGAN, IA, Sept.
bloomington, Jsn. 1. 1850. feciod,i
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Coronsr's Ipaussts.

FArAi AcCrsu Az rHv BFRCrS Crr.-Corouer Hills al
90 held an lnquost nj the New York Hospital upon the
body OF named Michael Heslcy who died from tho
ELECTS Of injuries received while si work In shan No In
the Bergen cut Deceased was struck by descending
tub and 70 severely injured that he afterwards died
n Jury 10 this case rendering verdict took occasion
70 ccpsure the engineer OF the SHAFT 10 question FOR
warning 70 decreased Dccssod 50 years of are and
Vas q nat ve II Ireland.
AcCrDzSraiIY DRowrso.-Coronor Bus slso held an in
quest at the foot Of fifteenth street. North river upon tho
body OF named ro'cr Craig who was accidentally
drowned, by falling overheard the steamship Parker
yoln. Tho oocosses . boiler maker, and wac ON
poycd some repairs on board Of tho above named
18th inst he accidentally fell from the gang plank and
". drowned. pcceasei v~ as years Or age, and was q
native Of England.
Tsrai BuIIDsG CAsuArTY-An inquest was held by the
some Coroner, upon the boiy Of named Mchssl
Conway, who died from the elects Of injuries received by
partition falrbg upon him. Deceased was engaged In
tearing down an old building Chambers street, where
the partition accidentally and crushed him 10
death vert Of accidental death. Deceased resided nj
No SC Mulberry street, was native Of Ireland, and was
60 years Of age.
Acr1nrrrsL rA1f Fnos LADnw-Coroper Hills held
nqucs, yesterday, Of the New York Hoepitl upon the
body Of q man named Anthony Reynolds, who died from
the ecs Of Injuries accidentally received By falling from
ladder In Broadway Verdict Of accidental death Dc
ceaecd 90 years OF age and native Of Ireland.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY l9 1851

serse of class the FIRST. Glass the second, N ,st
assursdlV. does lack common sense; for of all the
errors that man can make, that Of supposing
that an administration paper can be of any use
to an administration, or purely party paper of
any use to the party, is the most absurd and RI
diculouA
Were the gentlemen who signed the circular in
reference to the Daily Nevs to pay up the sum
they mention-$l00 ,0o0-and hand it to the edi
tor, it would be spent, no doubt; but the pspsr
would be 40 nearer success then than it is n,w;
nor could it after the whole expenditure be of the
least use to any one In forcing him upon the gov
eminent for desirable Office. It would be q
sheer total loss The signers of the circular must
make up their minds in advance.
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THE NEW DEMOCRATIC ORGAS~-A very live.
ly desire lie felt In various quarters to know how
the subscription for tho revival and Authorization
Of the Daily Necs gets on We have various let.
tiers irquiring whether il be possible that men in
the position Of Mortimer Livingston can know 20
little Of the world as TO hope TO build up our co.
temporary with Subscriptions, and as an admins
tration orsnl
To oil whom We reply that we do not think Mr.
Mortimer Livingston or any other sigeer of the
circular we published yesterday has the least
Niih in the vitality Of paper built up with their
money and on their plan. These gentlemen are
Of two elasses, one class ign circulars and sub.
scription papers in order TO get rid Of Fostering
publisher, who beg, for aid-thesc will Gud some
cause for not paying up when the time comes
and the other class subscribe because they Eant
mission or some other fat favor hereafter. and
think they are slrowirgthcir bread on the waters
We zee nothing TO imply doubt of the common
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observation-disclosures.

SHOOTING AyvRAT m A LseH BInS SsIooy.-Yesterdsy
forenoon shooting ARRAY occurred In the lager bior
loon Ne $50 william street, which resulted In Ludvlg
Glmbrcls being MORALLY wounded. hsppoars, ~ far ss
could sscer'an that the saloon question va. owned
by Glmbrell ard man named wIllsm Gcrigh; that FOR
some days past there cxisted much difficulty between
hem relative 10 the profits and loes Of The establishment
that quarrel sprung up between tho partners yesterday
morning relative TO the purchase Of stock, when &c
rgh, M Is alec ed, drew pistol and nrcd II at Gin
brel, woundpg MIN severely In the head. The police Of
the Fourth precinct were called In when Gcrgh
rested aud taken I, the Tombs. oimbrell was conveyed
70 the New York Hospital In state OF n,cu,ibilty and
vas there placcf under the care Of Dr. Cater Tho sur
accn, on examining the wound found that tho bal had
entered tho skull and passed through the substance OF tho
brain, lodging near the right eye. portion Of
The waddng Of the pistol and some brain were taken
from tho wound. Justice Osborne, upon being Informed
OF tho matter notified Coroner 70 hold morem
examination but the patient unconscious that
found impossible 10 take the required deposition. Gcrgh
s contned In the Touibs, there " ait the result Of
the wounded mans injury Il IN tho opinion Of M Cater
that Gmbre cannot i've logger than fOry eight hours
E1rrEr RomrY.-A couple Of thieves entered tho
dwelling house Of tho Mr. John Drake, No. S2s Twelfth
street, Friday night, and stole abort $3.50 worth OF
property from the promises. The rsscss 70, In Mr..
brakes bedroom and riied his paniacons white he ga.
sleeping Tho Eleventh precinct police arrested two men
suspicion Of having been onagod in tho robbery and
upon being chcd two Of the stolen bills found in
their possession The accused vcra committed for on.
animation IVY Justice Brennan
DAnss HisHvAr RoBssRr n wsa HsoipvlY-About
TIVE o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. James W. Poland,
surgeon Of the rosshp Queen Of The South wa. attacked
by bIshvsSmen In West Broadway. near Leonard street,
and robbed Of vel filed pure. Tho doctor was met
and engaged IN conversation By two men, who asked 70 be
directed ts Bcach ,heei Upon being shown the way,
they proposed that NJ Poland should tshe drink with
item Mr. n refused most perempory 20 imbbe, when
the tactics o. tho assaiants changed. They Al once
commenced an assault upon him, and amer sc,iing him
upon the ground, they cut his pockets out ara men
scsnpcred OF. Ocer Kaiser, Of the Fih precinct police
hcarrg the cries Of Mr. roland haseucdk the sfo, Wsen
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he succeeded aer bnsf chase, Ia capturing oneo OF ne
highwayuen The prisoner Wns brought bGpro jus6nuD
Osborne, the Lover Poios Court, yesterday morpng
when be committed for Trial In default Of - 200 bal
The stolen property has NOT yet been recovered.
DEADLY ARRAY IN A TnsnDr HorM A quasrea anl
serious ARRAY tool place In the tenement house Nc. csc
Water street, between two laborers named Daniel Cum
mings and Hugh Callahan yesterday morning OalAhaa
IT seems, broke into Cummings room and commeace1
abusing him. when the latter jumped out Of bed, grSped
an and dealt bis adversary such powerful blow On
the head that bis life ID desparsd or Callahan
veyed the New York Hospital by the Seventh rretsct
police, where, upon examination by Dr. Cater
found that the patients skull fractured and that n
all probability no would not be able TO survive the injury
inflicted II does not appear bow the ARRAY orgnasels
but II may be attributed, in great measure 70 an ~
grudge which existed betwoen the parties.
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RESIGNATION OF SIM. DRAPER.-Disorganiza
tion gains apace in the Metropolitan ranks A
short while since it was the men who were re-
signing in the hope Of devoting themselves to
a better and more honorable calling: now il Is
the chief the working man Of the Commission
ers, who withdraws, and leaves his colleagues in
the lurch. Simeon Draper has resigned his seat
at the Board Of Commissioner
Various reasops are assigned for this step on
the part of Mr.. Draper; but the main ground
seems to have been an incompatblity Of temper
as they say in divorce cases between Mr.. Draper
and bis colleagues. They could not agree about
the disposal Of the patronage under their con-
troll and consequently Mr.. Draper-who knows
the city better than either Of his associates, aud
probably would have proved the most efficient
officer Of all the Commissioners-was obliged TO
vacate his seat, exclaiming as he went that he
could not have believed that Nyc would have
used him 20.
This Is the natural climax of corrupt schemes
for the manufacture Of political capital out Of our
necessities. The new Police Commissioners we're
like other men in the possession of ill-gotten
booty; they could not help quarrelling over the
division; and as usual the best man Of the gang
Coos the first to the wall. There will he no rest
no respite from quarrels aud discussions and gen.
eral ineficiency so long as the Police patronage
Of the city is used by the government at Albany
as political engine for controlling the city, and
advancing the interests Of political party. Sim.
Diapers resignation is only another breakage IL
Illustrating the impractcabiliiy Of the whole
scheme.
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WAsiLsGroS, July Is, 1857.
New Orleans papers Of the 18th instant to hand
tanning Vera Cruz dates to the Tth instant
The Brtiah steamer Dse left Vera Cruz the 9th In
stAnt for England, with 81, 800, 900 In specie
General Alvarez had gained several successes vca
rio, at the latter was not subdued
The Trait Unicn reports the Mexican treasury empty
public confidence shaken, and the future overcast with
threatening clouds,
The elections in Mexico, Queresro ard PueSla IA
vorable TO the progressstaa
The papers FILL OF rumors OF another invasion OF
Sonora based upon private letter. from San Francisco One
OF them says that the expedition to consist OF 900
Faaal epidemic fevers were prevailing at Guerrero,
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Mammoth steam Lsnes-Cot. Dudley Mann.
Project Of nm Ocean steam Ferry.

In another column will be found letter TO
the citizens Of the slaveholding States from Col.
Dudley Manu. In reference to bis project of an
ocean steam ferry between Milford Haven. on
the west coast Of England, and Chesapeake Bay.
This scheme is based upon the anticipated sue.
cess Of the trips Of the new mammoth steamship
the Great Eastern, which OF course will lead TO
the construction Of other vessels of the sane
class. As there are but one or two harbors in
England Of capacity sufficient to accommodate
steamers OF this size, and as Il 20 happens that
they lie out Of the great commercial tracks, Il
follows that the success OF these mammoth lines
must lead 10 complete revolution in the present
relative Importance of the English ports Thus
Milford Haven, on the coast OF Wales, which AZ
present has little or no shipping trade, notwith-
standing that II IL the finest harbor in the three
kingdoms, will in time occupy the FIRST rank
amongst the great shipping ports In length Il
is about fifteen miles with an average breadth of
about two, and depth of water sufficient for
vessels of any size. It is completely land locked
whilst the access is easy and the egrcss
can be accomplished, by aid of the strong
ebb, even in head winds This harbor, in short.
ful6ls all the conditions required for onchoring
safely vessels Of tho immense tonnage Of Tic Great
Eastern.
To render Milford Haven, however, convenient
in other respects Tor a transatlantic terminus,
there are other features necessary, which, once
the scheme Is decided upon, can easily be sup
piled II Is situated, as we have already stated
On On out Of the way part Of The coast, so far as
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l. Gases BUru.-L.T NicuI o. ru Rs,.-
The operate season viii close to evening with tho
boncai Of Mrnc Ia Grange, whom may expect to
the capacous Academy nlod 10 roreson with the admit
OF TIT distinguished artist She will bid adicu 10 her
American friend, In the character Of Norma, 10 Boil mis-
ohf rurs bearing that To add 10 tie interest o.
the cccso- che viii be presented with an elegant goli
crown behalf q four vo hundred leading cI.
zcns, memeuto OF the esteem In which she IL held by
n-r H.
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Markets
rHrLApELPHrA srocx NOLAN.

PmtADrruA, July Is, 1857.
stocks steady. feDnsyvanla SO, So; Beading Railroad
ssa; Morris Canal t2js Long Island Rsruad flsl Penn
sylvanla Railroad, az.
Ns~ OsIaaSs, july IL, 1851
Cotton-salcs 10 day 400 bales sor bot ouotaby IN
changed prics ,alce OF the week 400 bales receipts q
the last week 3to balos stock In port - 90 baos de-
creased receipts at this port compared with this time
last year 5s, bales. Corn closed with advancing
tendency at s6c ecc Provisions dali Cunny cloth
Tboro Is large speculative inquiry, and holders demand
an advarco 70 lac sales al NC 1870. Primo coGee
a lie ii 40; sales OF the week 900 bags. Stock
New Orleans lo2, 200 Bags. Sterling exchange 81 PER
cent rrcmium.
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UroA, July ~, 1851
nro broke ou, In This city this alcrnoou about I've
O'Clock which consumed largo stone barn belonging 10
the state Lunsnc Asylum, used . store house for tho
furniture saved from the Ere las. tuesday The walls
only lei standing Loss about ton Thousand dollars
The nre r. supposed 70 have been the work Of patient q,
the Asylum
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ponding weeks In 1866 and 1856, was as folio VS.
Week ending July TO- 1855. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S31
Week ending July Is, s7A
The nativity table gives 27S natives of the
United States, 6S of Ireland, 10 Of Germany, 6 Of
England, of Scotland. each Of Wales, Italy, Nor
way, Portugal and British America, and unknown.
The Health Commissioners met yesterday, but
transacted very little business of general interest.
The bark Celia, briggs Boho and Halifax, and schoo-
ners Maria L. Davis and Piotash, were permitted to
come 70 ths upper Quarantine to discharge their
cargoes.
The GALES o. cotton yesterday embraced about 600 800
bales the ma,set closing firm Il the recent advance.
Flour WAS some lem active and buoyant. while prices were
without change OF moment Wheat was firm but not &C
tive. Sales were confined to Milwaukee club u 81 50
81 5lsAe latter figure being outside price-and some
inferior qualify do WA reported at ~ 46 and Chicago
spring was reported al 81 49, small lot d new South
white sold al 81 05. Corn In moderate supply
Sales Of Western mixed made at SO &c. Sc chiefly
at BIC sc. Po-k quiet and ener with moderate
sales Of mess at s2 80 s25 So Sugars were in fair dc.
maad, with sales OF about 500 hhds Cuba muscovAdo at
qt<c a10t1c 1870. Coace quiet but steady with
small sales of Rio at 1890. II &c, and LOO bags
st. Domingo private terms. Freight engag were
light and rates unchanged.
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Mails for the Pacific.
NEW YORK HKRALD-CALrPORNIA KDIrION.

NEW YORK HKRALD-CALIPOREIA KDrTION.
me United States mail steamship Central America, Capt
Hern6en, will leave this port omGrow afternoon, q two
O'Clock, for Asp!nwal
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
ViU close at ono o'clock
The NEW YORK wnUY HnND-CaHforna edition.
obtaining the latest intelligence from al parts Of the world
will be published at ten O'Clock IN the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing, s.xponce.
Agents viii please send In their orders q early possible
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The Sect OF Government OF Minnesota.
81. PAU, Mn, July 13, 1857,

81 PAt1, HN July II, 1857,
VIA DcsuRuS, July IL, 1861.
The application for Q mandamus fer the removal OF the
capital from 81. Paul 70 g. Peters refused by Judge
Wilson, who decided thai sfter the Governor and tho
Legislative Assembly had established the temporary seat
OF government 81 ". Paul, their power WAS exhaust
ed, and thsy have no authority to locate al another
p,Nre
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News from Haytl.

Bos1oH July IL, 1851
me brig X ". Packer, Captain Mayo, has arrived fro
Port Prince, bringing dates 70 the IN instant Captain
Mayo reports that the sickness ncressng and but
very dull. Coffee and loswooA were very scared
The Z. ". Packer Ieft Port Prince with two+hrds Of
cargo after waiting for twenty five days While there the
rstocer OF the brig and died and the pas
se to this port the captains so6 aged sixteen years. died
Of tho fever
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There wen also thee deaths Of apoplexy, Of
dia1boa, of dysentery. Of disease Of the heart
: Of congestion Ct the brain. 10 Of Inflammation Of
&c brain Of teething, premature births % still
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born. and Is from violent causes, including s
drowned, killed by shooting and suicide.
The following is Q classification of the diseases
and the number of deaths in each class of disease
durfr ~vaaIy.
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Nss YosK HoePulL.--The following Ia the weekly re.
port Of tie above institution, 10 July H. 7Remsnlns
on July TO- 2s3 admitted July IL &C. discharged, cured
2ol, females, 90,
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TIE CAUSE OF THE DIFFICULTY AT LAwRNCK-
PROMPT ACTION OF GOVERNOR WALKER, HrC.
81. Lou-s, July 10, 1857.
Governor Walkers proclamation 70 the people Of Law
Is received here. Its issue grew out Of the fact
that committee acting In behalf Of the citzens Of Law
had framed for submission to the popular vote
city charter differing essentially from that granted by the
Territorial Legislature, thereby bidding defiance 70 the
Territorial government.
Ials action OF the committee Governor walker pro-
Bounces be reasonable and he has ordered body Of
troops the vicinity or Lawrence, in order 70 prevent
further proceedings in the premises and to enforce the
law
The statement that La walkers desgn through this
movement, 10 keep in Kansas the troops designed for
Utah a. preext for the administration to back out OF the
Utah expedition, IL mere speculation.
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NV ovE,ss, July IL, 1851.
Al noon here to day the mercury marked ninety two
degrees in the shade