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Dangerous Condition OF the sidewalks
10 The EprToR OF IHR HERALD.

Rno~lrs ,hs, line nom you s Sufficient At any time
10 brrg cur city officials 10 thoir bearings, taxa this
method Of cars their as,sn,lca w sse rreseo, state Of
our sidewalks The great neglect Of not enforcing lhe
cleaning Of them, v GangcrOzs 70 hie snd limb, and
ought rot 10 DC delayed sncsAsr day have witnessed
the fall Of seyerai ladies Of them have been
rousiY injured, and AR ssrc you would confer great
favor thousands Of pedosrisns by bringing 10 he
notco Of the Mayer, reOscever thy mar be W soc
the city laws eafbrccd.
IANrAnN-
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The private letters from Paris ret OF dcspondns
character, shoush the Bourse shows continued wssx
rhe condition Of tins Bank Of france suii improves
and erpccttd that The restriction against the discount
OF blns having than sixy days TO run vm no 70.
sc'nsed This week
With revs-d 10 the rate " dsocspi Uo alteration
70 te " I'd for, svsr us1sr D.yorsols oreumgs1os
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PRUSSIA AND SWITZERLAND.

Diplomatic relations have been broken or between
Pa,sia and Switzerland, and matters were becoming
sasey complicated No reply had been received to the
1h uf to hs note of the sth Addressed by Prussia 10
sh great Powers on tho Affair Of Ntufchsel. II was,
hsever supposed that Russia and France would
approve hle England and Austria would d!sapprovc, OF
alarmed demonstration By Prussia. Meantime, Prussia
p<ss1e her forcibe measures. Prussia has notified
n Cernanc Diet that her troops SUFFICIENT for
sh exseEcv, and preparations being made for the
asenabog OF thirty nve thousand at Berlin by the
2dof January under the command Of General Won Gro
bt, 10 ns-ch o. swtzsrland. The swiss hehayips
wh the greatest galantry. Tho population called 10
ans, and respond with enthusiasm. Twenty thousand
nen are 10 be put under without delay, OF which
tn thousand under General Bourgoise will defend Basic,
nd the ether half under General zeser, VIII garrison
ahaahsuson. The van and reserve OF the army will
osrete in the aeld. Unlimited credits for military pur
Isses have been yoed The Federal Diet Is convened
fr the eth OF December.
Asvlces IRON Bsrne Monday say that hopes Of peace
icreaso Ia ossoiai circles.
-Four fresh dyssoas are called out.
The siuders oIZlrich have volunteered for the active
vmy. The popular enthusiasm Ia ncreas,rg.
The PaIs correspondent OF the Tics states that
Sr had been received BY the Emperor from General
,aour mentioning the elect that had produced
ra~u h tha, the Swiss will be obliged under the double
pressure 10 grant the required concessions.
rhe rss correspondent OF the Globe tecgraphoi til,
evening tie folcwips;-
CoysrASuSoptx, Dec. iS, 1857.
The rers an General Murad Mrzth, has marched iuto
labul and occupied Turrah The viccroy Of Egypt Ia
pecied st Coustsntuople.
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tl January. Money ID verys scarce, especially on tho
Bourse but the pressure s partly sttrbu.sbe 10 opera
hOns for the purpose the part Of rival hnasOer Id
Holland and Belgium the restrictions recently adopted BY
various banks are maintained in full force. Al Ham.
burg owing TO etux Of silver the rate OF dsooant
again per cent. In Paris, Monday, the funds
closed At sixty six rs for money and 6s So account
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THE CONGRESS OF PARIS.

Contradictory statements respecting the Conference
,nth ned to abound. The principal statement
us In q letter from Vienna, dated the 18th
, December, which intimated that Count
Aol bad received from Count walewsk m official motif.
salon that France could accept the Interpretation Of
2s Bosrad and Isle OF serpenss question: In the absolute
ense determined on by England, Austria and Turkey,
that Count Buol had sent this unexpected announce
Aent In ell baste 10 the Emperor In Italy.
The Paris papers publish the text Of the letter
The London Globe, the British government organ, de-
uc, that there is any difficulty In the way between
Tance ard England
The London Daily Ne believes that the dsicul,y docs
eas:, srd that will postpone the meeting of the Con-
Tress indefinitely.
Tho Paris Debsis thipks that Ill hope Of adjustment Is
y. lost and thai the Congress may open within the time
secided.
TIE Consiinionnel thinks that the Congress will open
ary In January, and that matters will be settled sss.
sstoiIy.
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SPAIN.

Madrid dispatch OF the 10th ut reports that revo-
utonayy club had been discovered In the city Arrests
were made and papers seized.
The new loan was contracted for by NJ. kirss at
AZ ole.
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THE ENTHUSIASM OF THE SWISS.
THE PARIS CONFERENCE IN DOUBT.
Trance and Russia Opposed to Eng
land and Austria.
The PERSIAN WAR UNPOPULAR IN ENGLAND.
THE RES0LUTE STILL THE ATTRACTION,
So, &sc,s SO,

PORTLAND, Jan. 8, 1857.
Tho sesm North American arrived here at O'Clock
ais evening She left Liverpool at O'Clock on the
lornng OF the 24th OF December; her dates oonse
7enty tour days later than those received by the
iiAsara.
The Collins steamer Ericsson was advertised to leave
liverpool at O'Clock In the a;ternoon the Gath ult
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rIisdirec,ed Letters.

rRErARED DY ". d. DICK, OF PHiLApSLPHIA.
Ii,t OF letters advertised In tho NEW YoRK HrraID
Saturday, Jan o 1885,, remaining In NE New York Pos.
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ITALY AND NAPLES.

The principal powder magazine Naples had exploded
and many soldiers were killed
Government announcement says that bands OF
Insurgents stu flying about in various parts Of
Sicily, but there 10 no fear OF general revolutionary
movement.
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Saturday, Jan q 1857, remaining In NE New YORK fos
office uncallcd for
BOSTON Horsr rEnAD.trmA uorsrs
henry Atwood n Co. Anspach, Reed 4 Go.
Lewis Bartlett 90. Bond, Pcaxcs Co
Butler. Keith Hill-2 James Keo sautee Co.
Ciapp 4 Fuller. David Ixndreth.
Iohn Colamore, Jr., 20. Louguire Brooke.
T. @. Colburn. Loudea Il Co.
Daniel Co. hindil Brother.
George A DO.nc. A. Niles sou, no dsubt J.
Earle x Co. Mics n s,a.
French. Fuller a Fcsr Norris Tasker 4 Morris.
BsrraId, Burchstoad a Co., George Raphael.
inscnced Tor Hayward, John @ Dale
Barshorpe %. fredik Stokes Co, no
Hli Burr,se q Co. doubt for Trodok stokes
Jsxeti, rcScei,s 800 Work, Young 4 Nccouch
simpson 4 Caldwell. H. n ozark a Brother.
Horny Smith n Co Hall n Bsothor.
stodder M LorinG Alexander Murdoch n 90.
Turner wilson x Co steIlman hurebs.
wsi,iemorc, Mics d Hall WOODWARD Baldwin Co.
C A. Wood a %. Young, Carson Bryant.
SUPPOSED BOTTOM. cSuSsArn, one.
| Goddard 4 Estabrook. Carney, swim a Co.
]. T.. Hovey h Co. Hi. eoodmsn Co
AfRASY, ny. r. 7. Lane &Co.
Burgess saith. l.. W. Lumsden, in-
W. 4 J. rread~en and tended for Sw. Lams-
Perry n Morton. den
Henry ISem.s Go. sssIy sss.xcs:
Chs. N. Reed
Lat of letters advertised In The Philadelphia PisSk
I<dsr Monday, Jan s. 1851, remaining 10 ths Philsdei
phIA Post Once -
BOSTON uorsns. vosg sorSr.
J. W. jones Co. y. Welh Co
White Browne Davis SCo j. r. whippie Co.
yrw or1tss. msCSsst.
schmidt X Co W. NJ Nell
Martin oven Co
Ilst OF le,icrs advertised in the rsburs DurseA "a
turday Jan q remaining 10 the PatsSurf Pest Ofnce -
PHILIPPE ssryker Jsny Miller " CO., Cpcnnsr.
Philadelphia.
lis, of lo,lors advertised the 3tiou HrId, wednes
day pcc 81, 1850, remaining In the Boston Post Oioe-
uw YORK povsrs Editor Ns.on's Musical Re
Carlton n Porter view.
n Douglass n TO. siRtSY, ~
Jevet, kCo. W G. Little a %
Richardson. Holt n 20 10 NV onr,Ss.
toubt ftr Richardson Rice n Hathaway.
Hopi e Co. rsitsrsIIrs
| 7 ilotsop A Marshall David r. Brovr Co
Jsmes wilde Jr, &Co. BnuxcsH
| Scientific american Taylor 6srdner
Christian Review
Lht of k,,ers advertised Baltimore Sva Tuesday,
Dec 90 lStt, remaining In the RNtruore fos Wboo,-
wv yoxE J. Bcc, n Son.
Rudorty a Yelier-no rutspufus.
doubt intended for Ru. Colcord u 60.
delph 4 Y,l,cr T. fsssitt
r. A. Rcaicy X Brothcr--ro Huticy 4 BrO,her.
doubt icr A HcAley A W. Morris \ g.otheF
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vHzrHER o. LONG STANDING RECENT onIolx; IxRmMAl
On sxTnRNAL; WHITTIER ATTENDED WITH PnolArsUs,
Hkno1aHAGE, or oBsTRucTiOH; AND AL n
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
no INTERNAL ADJUvANTS REQUIRED Any CASE on.
1T 10 REGULATE THE HoWkIs, coSsrIrArKD, on
III DIARRuoEA DySHKTRRY.
NHk Piles, while astonishingy prevalent in their w.
rions forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes are
gerous and hitherto most dificult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles
generally try every thing they learn Of purportnx
70 cure the disease yet realize permanent
therefrom. They have been told professionally per-
haps there vas no permanent for Piles" and con-
sequeny have dspaired Of any future cessation from
TO all such SPECIFIC is offered for their relief
which has stood the test Of than twelve yeaxs ac
tive practice and during that time has nerer S0ied
sCa1ssn Enowtsdge q tie propviesors. OF CURING
oda DIR. CAvANAUGHS PILE sALvE
s strictly scientific combination Of well known rene.
dial agents. and has been brought its present perec
ton by continued series Of experiments, extending
through years OF patient study and Investigation, in
hed where ample opportunities offered for thor
oughly testing its virtues.
The ProPretors have no hessancy in saying that their
First and only Lfalli6le Specific 1u<r Discovered
OUTW1RD APPLIczz3oN ONLY,
And that In time to come, in past, will stand 10
trial, without failure to perform all the proprie
tors claim for 1t, II their directions attended TO-
large number Of gentlemen throughout the country
OF high character and influence, have voluntarily IT.
and whose certificates may be by reference to tie
propretors publications, to be had Of their agents
throughoue the United States.
Price sioo per box, retail. The PILE sALyE is pu.
up In glass ars inclosed In paper box properly label
led, and will keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city BY =. E. Gay, A. Hendricks, T.
Dstzsch, squires and Bloss, Aug Tn. Garths.
7. II. CAyANAUGH ! CO., Proprietors,
sspt1- bply a. f.omis No
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To Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
a Stationery.


Large Stock II Mscelk0aeOGs and Okher Books al
Edstern WhOlesGIe Prfces
HAVING just received . very large stock Of
- School, Theological Poetical, Standard and Mis-
ceaneous Books, purchased this Fall u the NeD York
and Phitddelpht0 Trade Sales, am prepared to sell
at prices lower than ever before offered In this city
Among my stock will be found the following valuable
Perry's Expedition to Japan. vol. Cali, Antique.
Hugh Milcr's Works, 8 vols. !"
!rvins's Life Of Washington, vols. . /"
Waverly Novels 10 vols.
Cooper's Complete Works, ~"
Bayard Taylor'a Travels, "
american Auaaasa Encyclopedia y Lbrary. Nj
Dana's System Of Mineralogy, vol. cloth. M
Addison's Works, vols. sheep.
Goldsmith's IS vols.
Spectator, vols. call, antique.
Johnson's Works, 9 vols. sheep i83 s-
Halam's Middle Ages.
Prescott's Complete Works, II vols Library.
The Works Of Daniel Webster, vols. clotll.
Bancros History Of the u 3. vols. cloth and sheep
Kane's Arctic Expedition, vols
Beaumont Netcher's Z sheep.
ShAkspeare's
Messenger 1 Ford's Dramatic Works, 1 vol. calf.
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
Feldnh's = . vol.
Smailet's . L."
The Works Of Lord Bacon, 8 vols. ;.
The Modern British Essayists, 8 vols. cloth.
Also complete assortment Of Cap, Letter, Note and
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School and Ofce Stationery, a.
oct2O 'Gf'.. }. r. BROWN,
Darret House Block, Sd ST.
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M AwAY.-A man, whose name We did not
'lnsS, escaped from n. Madison Jail, whsre be
~ committed to await trial Ut the next
dterm Of court. broke Jail ON Saturday, and
nsunday msrning was discovered in . barn in
this city. Having been found by private citi-
m. he asked leave to stay in his cellar during
~ day, in order TO escape the officers Who
ssss on his track. This being refused, be
nsds himself invisible in q very short space Of
Doe. He has probably been caught By this
Vine. ~ officers we're close upon him. n 4 X
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A. -OSS-. AtE3t'ftfa
sGsand lsdse sna GranA Eacamp1Dsns
" 81 1ewa, !. q. o. r. 1883 n.
) The annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
Iowa yes held hast week At Mt. Pleasant, mset-
J e, op Wednesday morning and sadjoHninG
laiay.a sFrf
y = splendid entertainment vas givsn ~ the
vde Fellows Of NJ Pleasant at the Drasslstsn
Asa's.a Tse hugdred persons al down y the
sapper. which passed Of 70 the credit Of The
sss's's sp q The feast and The pleasure u shoss
- partoak The social pleasures Of Tie hour
vsn snhvened BY viz and senslmeas. tossss,
essass. ssses, &c. There was alse danss
- Hslss HAN. & y. 4seaa n Al.
a ns nezt meeting Of the Orasd Ledge win
] = = Ksoksk. The following ere she Grand
Olsaas elecs - M Nd
~ GRAND Eep0E
= = woodward, Davesposs, n. ". g. Massss.
- y. Jones. Edors, r ". p. 6. nastss.
Y. Pierce, Dubuqos, ,. W. @. wasdsa. 4
-. Gsrssss, Barlingsoa. 3. ". Q. sssresary.
sAsnss AssbsA Iowa City, B. ". 9. 1ssassres.
80 Pep. naquskeaa. = W.O. keR
.WssAy hsslaad. ophalessa, r. ~. q. nsp.
0sssr .assasy, Barlisgtoa, W. 9. CAapaais.
eAari.A, ouAdlsesa, ~. Q. Nasshall. q
~ Pakbi.a. lows cry, w. q. Csadsstes. =
~. Esah,sA r. ", ". q. Guardian
s.csan, Kseauk, ". q. Aessagss.
oeAnD ENC AnSAsss.
~ -
- Hsi,sy, Basliagtea, =. y. G.
- Asssisa, Ksskuk, r ". O.h. Z.
- Leg, galrAsld, 3. ". 9. = y.
$3.50 Carved, Dsslsgtoa, = -. sss'os
as HssAss. IsvA City, = ~. 9. Ii'ssss
s.Aaniih, Oskalsosa, r ". 9. J.. ".
walps osnsst Baiisgsss. ,. ". Q. Rsefs.
NJ elatatiys . q. T. o. .. IA y
~ 7. Esessss, Dubuqae. ". Grand Dsnsinsa
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-
lce eng " Nfn1 rrrI1'f - y l,rost
IleogN NaQ 0s,soto IT, ~ 1fH$ NS!ve1a1M
kaVo been dasayed II u Quen@N II nnanci1
e1asdrs d1siI ~ ilsss r igHgeaAs They n
II 49, exp4es1o ~ ~ = 81, iafpqai
II - ffoa IT. 4e!1y1E n ses3r 11cyr - - u
IlAnd 4 sdlnS ptintia Costa ljea 49, - AAlantl
oSsss - thsa uasFclItto - aJosry ~ capital
I - aAAsssp -. whieh dr. sapecs V se~sA y
feMo dagkl 11eir tsla1iest - stssA NhAn they
eassss.s ahslshsas as4asEy ~ - y shsiss
Th@aeersease af ~ 1llibsstss's lsrssa -
ffem l90O - 5000 men. WI f- =
Il - estsr from Capt Hudson, y the Navy D.
Rastsnenk ssyt that ~ Niagara would beein y
aischafgs cable "a ~ tth lnst. The efscsrs
and Grew WERE All ven. hss1 tsah sfs2 ~
ne rrssldshs y DAY resunsd his rssidenos
u The Whfte Ho1s1 hass fn AsR 4i W
D ~ River ID Loape, OF. IL.
The Liverpool md Montreal Compsniee
steamer North America, from Liverpool % he
g Inst, - passsd this point On hsr Ny y
m Os.asi sssanslip 1ssspa, fro. Boston
9ed ~, via Halifax arrived - Liverpool . he
81. The Collins steamer Baltic. from N. York
On the 96th ulA, arrived - ivsspeol = ll.3O
- Mos To 9Th inst Pho geFew steamer
14~Ss sOt ~ ANTAs e1eae0 ss0A AAv9tPO0l
0nultaneously with the North America on thr
Ihess vas nothins la..r from India y shis
arrival . sss.s5.s ss33
= kaaaian man-oEvar had been sank in The
6ulf INLAND, ~ which calamity 400 lives were
iess
The Spanish Minister had resigned.
6nsAf BkifAiH. the day Of departure ef
sne Aorsh America vas bsiag observed In Rng-
49, - = day Of HonAity and Prayer On account
q NJ ercsoles tn India. Business was enaireiy
suspehoeo. Inc hank Of Englandt had loaned
!, the East l.dia company million pounds ster-
hing on the sseeurity Of India bonds. More
sSS;t:. 80 n:la e reodlness soe Anaee. 10000
. s HAnta wefe 20 oe embodied into the
-. 5
nNS.. 0MeFence between France and
cS."s = Ssgaru 70 tne eesslement q the
'o C' 49, mao oeen arranged.
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Birds Nest Nursery.
0OsOOO a RPla TReeS fMr Sale - II

rates this rail-.
THESE Trees are healthy and nae-nSver injured bv
= winter-and now 10 the time to ret them. Apple
Cnerry Plum and several other varieties trees
and plants should be procured in Fan and buried or
heesd through winter In this way trees keep perfect
" are better and more certain 70 live than trees dug
In Spring. -
Apple Seedlings and CRAFTS for MUIR.
I ser ymeM. #
For sale In quantities low Orders these
must be sent In Fall and early that the stock may be
taken up in time. Also,
Fruit 4 Ornamental Trees, Shrubs n
Pl@NGas 77s
Or every description. worthy Of cultivation in the
West Stock Of the best quality and prices lov % else
where. 7sa
~ Prices furnished to applicants BY matt
oct2l-dltWSt NEALLEY 4 BROTHERS,
RurlinRfOn Iowa
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To Ague Sufferers

COVELLS BEBEERINE MIXTURE 70 the best Ague
remedy In The world Il not only breaks the Chill but
every vestge Of the disease from the
se Hundreds who have used join with one voice in
deciaringit almost nfsilibie Procure bottle Of IL
takeit according TO the directions and you may rely
on being cured For sale here BY al Druggists and By
the proprietors.
Z. =. Gar and A. +. 0AarnE, Agents here.
A. PORTER BRO, Propristors,
July 10 Rock Island. III.
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= - ssaas4k&s4A
II As somhlAA1sn - ingEa1ienis = sAeee Re ~
sssalt - eng aAA sztsaatvs psnssies. 1Asy - MD
= tAsr ovsataa. anA esFsain y esEssctias ~ rsga-
isxit'ss PainsM rsneving IN ssstsasssss,
whether freed - ethsrviss. hsadaehs. paia = NE
s6espAlptaton n ths heart DISTURBED slssp, uhieh
aftssH IRON intezfuptien ~ natufs. ! az
~ LAkRZKD LADZKG
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pls ~ invaluahle = tsy yin bsins
On ths monthly period with regularity Ladies Who hAvs
been dsappsinted n Ne cf ether Fla, place
the utmost cenAdencein ~. Cheeseman's Pms doing ~
that they represent q DO
NOTICE.
They shculd mot Be used during Pregnancy, mig
carriage would certainly result thereMom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and ffOa anyshing nju-
rousto fs Or health. Expcn dlrectisns which should
Be read, accompany each boz Rfice e1,eo. esat BY
mall On encsosiDg u % n. CoarnIss Z. CnnnsnAn,
Box ASH, Post once, New Yosk Csfy. Sid b ons
Druggist IN every town II ths United etases.
r. b. HUTCHINGe,
General Agent fuE ths United Bates,
&s.. &s8$ ts8fr les Chambers st., New York,
70 whom al Wholesaie ofders should BE addressed.
Sold - bouIh1 DInse, Burlington. lsspso-bp1y
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from this trouble when they find 1t be readily
cured. Persons afflicted with seated cough, which
breaks them Of their at night will find by taking the
Cherry Pectora going TO he'd, they may be Of
sound unbroken sleep, and consequent refreshing
Great relief from suffering, and ultimate cure, 10
afforded to thousands who thus afflicted, by this
valuable remedy.
BRONCHITIS or Irritation Of the throat and upper
portion OF the lungs may be cured by taking Cherry
Pectorx ia small and frequent Doses The uncomforta-
Bile oppression 10 soon relieved,
FOR GROUP, give emetc OF Antm0ny, to be fol-
lowed large and frequent doses Of the Cherry Pecto
rail- until subdues the disease. II taken in II
will not fail to
wHOOPlNG COUGH may be broken up and soon
cured by the Of Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA Is speedily removed by this RENE
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where
whole families nave been protected from any serious
consequences while their neighbors without the Cherry
Pectoral were suffering from the disease.
FOR CONSUMPTION IN IFS earliest stages 1T should
be taken under the advice OF good physician II poss
Bile, and in every with efulregard to the print
ed directions the bottle II jadciousy used and thu
patient IL carefully nursed meantime II will seldom fall
TO subdue the disease. s%
Prepased and sold by JAMES G. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale by T. X. Gay, Burlington. Marshall
Bruce, Keokuk, j. II. Reed Co., Chicago, barnard
Co. 81. Louis and by Agents in every town in the Uni
ted States. sA@. [octldw3m
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fEThc United States Court for the District
4 Iowa, Judge Love prsaidng, commenced lie
snisa here yesterday. Al there were only II
spss On the docket the session 10 mot likely to
n neoteactad
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ne Baltimore Election Of Wednesday 10
asnatised a. farce BY The Sun Of that city.
h Americans" carried 10 Of the 20 Wards,
nasy Of them without serious opposition. The
M american" vote 10 1855 to arse op-
psssd. Last November. Fillmore had l6, 900
vptAa buchanan 0.S7l, ,8 s48
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sac sns.es ansS 3. u Eisns ern Hseks..ises-
el0saon ~ others - Suspends
from the New York papers Of Wednesday,
Since the financial crisis has been upon ~ the
citv has not passed through 20 severe an ex-
eitsmeut g vas witnessed yesterday. Isl
AZ an early hour in the day runess were rife
that several Of the city banks had Suspended,
and Immediately the vicinites Of the different
institutions mentioned, and in fact Of aM the
banks in the city, we're surrounded With anx-
ioua and alarmed crowds, whose 0xcitement was
nat allaved b. sesing the 0uioous a0n0unca-i
ment GU the doors Of the closed banks This
bank has suspended" Z.
wall street in particular oxhibito1 scene
which il had NOT presented sincs The terrible
times Of 1897. The banks vefs literally be-
sieged, not alone BY those paraoslasiy Interest.
"a hut BY multitudes 81 idless and alaFmn@.-s
Il ,uch s. extent did this reach that - Gid Of
the police had in some instances 70 b called -
Is enable the clerks 70 tsansact business w
the strees the panic manifested itself IN thoa-
800 81 ALARMED Eaese sithsf passing husredsy
aIone from benk % ha1k, - gastng - aaIens
sanpor iron the oppo6iss aide walks q he
erovds ascending and desoenaiag The steps Of
~ banking houses upon which ehe excitement
seened 70 ceacensnts- i nay - hardly necea'
ny . say thas mscb Of this alarm ves asee-
| lees; bat when ~ look = the ase.Al nnmoef
| n banks which pospepded during the day -is-
,.-see.iye Of ths vaeuc rumors With reference
| "a others AyisR arouad through ~ already ever
excited cornm1nisy-is = no wonder that the
eouanintsy ~ ~ city SHOULD have bssn -
~ 1870 which clossd yesterday ass - fol.
love.-Norsh RitSs Bank, Ocean Bank, Irving
Rank. Merchants Exchaage, New York IL
change. Ceisens Bank, NAcae Bank, 1asees
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

ew Hon. d. Edwards 10 probably elected 70.
- Senate from Monroe, Lucas and Clark He
~ 90 majority in Monroe, 70 In Clark, and
ely 60 reported against him in Lucas.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Steam Boiler Mandatory.

WE are now prepared 70 build High Pressure, Lo-
w connective and Portable Boilers, also Oil and Soap
Tanks, smoke Pipe and Breeching and everything cise
Ii our line ~ ~ Louis ices and on the sae terms.
70 parties wanting Engines VI will furnish the ma
chnery complete
- Repairing done on short notice and good farms.
Shop near :. p. Ranas Pork HOUSE, Darlington. lows.
octiA-d8mg6m J. n. WIL&ON co.
()skalooea Herald Otsumwa Courier; and DIS Moines
CifiseD COPY 70 amount or % and charge ths once.