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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

ing hol.ows and regulating cutters wher,
so much stagnant water is at present lodge'
| and is highly detrimental to the health o
persons living in its vicinity, and therefor,
demands prompt attention.
Adopted.
Petition of W. McCammon, proposing to
open 9th st. so as to proceed direct to grade
the Leveefor. the sum of one hundred dol
lars was accepted
Aid. Bowling offered the following reso
luton:
ResoiUed, That Committee of three be
appointed by the Mayor, whose duty it shall
be to examine the Upper and Lower Mar
recommend the necessary improv ement-
and regulations for said markets.
Adopted.
Com.-lSSwling, Forrest. Smallfiel
AID Washburn offered the following reso-
luton:
Resotrcd, That the Marshal be directed
to close the streets on which matchmaking
Is being done, provided that not more than
one block be so closed at any one time Oh
said street
Adopted.
Contract signed by the Mayor with H. La
franz, for macadamzing Perry street south
OF Front street. was approved
The contract signed by the Mayor for
grading Harrison St for inaeadamizing was
approved
Contract signed by the Mayor with Bray
ton d Boies for grading Brady street sulta-
bile for macadamizing. was approved
Lease signed by the Mayor with Chas.
Whitaker, giving said Whitaker Fthe right
to erect Bath House ut the intersection of
4th and River streets, was approved.
City Sections Report ordered filed
The following bills were ordered paid;
W. l.. Carroll estimate on Engine
House. $3.50. %
IL. Leonard, %. 65
1. kinsclla. ZOO 90
}. Flagg. to stone. $500
!. ii. Sears, CONS on Bonds. 300. 90
W. McGahan, Waterman. at Hos
pital 1900
l. kinsella, work on Levee 1l7,50
ii. Lanbach, for assistance 90. 80
G. d. Bowling, care of Engines, 1l,o3
W. W skinner, 1925
Henry Champion sl5s,l2 Presented
by Aid. Forrest, laid on the table.
j. ReaIncr, Muller, Higgins W Barrows,
Me'Gavran, Il. Mcintosh. j. Owens. Rob't
Mcintosh, Knapp, McGavran kirker, VIM
Daizell were allowed 81 each a. Jurors on
opening streets.
Brayton Il Boies, Est Grading
Bridge Avenue, 556ss
H. Lefranz, macadamzing Perry
street, o4s.44
7. knsella, maealamizne Levee, sa4. go
&. &. Arndt, Second
street. zoo 90
Brayton & Boies, maeadamizing
Brady street. $500 90
Brayton Il Boies, grading Gaines
street, 100000
Brayton Il Boies, grading Perry
street, 2os3. 80
C. Lage, macalamzing Second St. 692.1o
&On motion Council adjourned to Aug &c,
at 3 o'clock 7. NJ.
L. PECK,
Clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is.

HIIaucITIHId, AUg. 10.
Last evening, in this city, VIM. l..
Smith was killed by his uncle, Geo.
Freeth. The former married the wife
Of the latter two years ago, while
Frecth was in prison, charged with big
amy. The parties met in the street,
when Smith was chased into tavern
by Freeth, where the latter fired three
barrels of revolver at him and killed
him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
A NuIsANcE.-The LIE Claire House

drain has sprung a leak opposite Peek 4
Stanfeld's Fruit store, and the dirty water
which issues from it sends forth terrible
stencil We understand it has been in this
condition since Saturday last Look to it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

oOuSunAss COnusa vAsnIn01 on AvHuuE D suIaD ~
efLOUiH, no,
rncovporsteA ~ tho General .<sseabiy, Janu
ary twenty fourth, Iess, With fal1 authority
ITO erane diplomas, award degrees, oset konoys,
and exercise all and singular the prvileess eemmua
to commercial colleges authorised By law, y other
States."-I(Aayev, Sec ..
full cOuses OF instruction, In this Instieut1oO,
embraces Double kntry, Book Keeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law, and Panmanship.
Gentlemen can enter for tho course separately.
and ~ any time, instruction 10 impaired adividu-
ally, and not In Glasses, and sech departmcnt b indie
GRADIENT and under oonsro Of lie respective Prose-
or who alone 10 responsible for the prporsss u bic
pupils.
- YounG 0sntlensn wishing 10 prepare Then
selves for business pursuita are rssprcsfuly invited
" call during business hour0s and examine the mode
VI npsrting Instruction, the progress tho pupils
and she superior facilities cxtcnded 70 those dssroue
Of QUALIFYING thenss,ves br the psscticai duties a
the oountins-house. Personal reference e,ven -
above two hundssd and nfty tseo) practical secoan-
tants, now In charge Of books In this city, oil Of
WHOM have completed their basiness education h
this Institution.
y. ,. vor c,rculavs, containing insormatson In
regard 10 terms the c0urse u tnetYunotoo, end al
suoiness connscsed with The above, can cali O he
SAITH oass corner u wsshinGtaa avsaae ~ vuaSA
ssrset. " sAdFrss,
JONATHAN JONu q lsssa 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Hall IL Co., corner Of Brady and
the Levee, are receiving their Fall Stock Of
Nails, Hardware, DC. They are fair deal
ers and honorable men, call on them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Notice.
The City Subscription List Of our Daily
has been purchased by Mn. JONI GnLErT,
who will hereafter do the collecting of the
same. Subscribers who have paid in ad
vance will be supplied with the paper until
their times expire, when their names will
be transferred to Mr. Gillett.
The bills Of those subscribers in arrears,
will be made out up to Aug. cath, at which
time the new arrangement goes into opera
ton.
subscriptions can be left at this Office or
with Mr. GILLETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
Z. PECK,
Clerk

TAKE HEED.-D, Triton has returned TO the Mas
sasoit House, Chicago, whore may he obtained Old
DR. James wonderful and celebrated extrac, Of Can
nihi'S lndica-Hs son-inaw, DR.. Thomas Titon,
VIII supply you with either, personally by Express.
II Is sure and speedy cure of the worst case. o,
Consumption, bronchitis, asthma, nervous detility.
coughs, colds and sore throats.We know this to be
the fact. Try it ani live.
PS.-By addressing Or. Til;on a mole through the
Chicago Post Office, including four STAMPS, re
cents recipe will be sent return free of charae
to any part Of the Union.
DR. TILTON
augl5ilm MaSsasot House, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Tsfe'eby gwen that william Stol ~ II Dsvenpsrt
hes TIL. assigned 70 M al hts .,ooh In ,ad~,
accounts, notes ami other property IN ust To- ,he
D'0eos 81 his creditors All person ind bt~s,
VIM Nol y, or to the late arm st Hass q s,ci.e
are notified 10 make psym. Mt TO H.. uDderrisnsd
Davenport July 18th, 1857
u. b. woODwAR,.
JnIy22dtf A.s,rue.
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The Weekly State Democrat is out
today, containing large variety Of inte
resting reading matter Copies in wrappers
can be had at the Counting Room. Price
five cents
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

DENTAL.
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERvlCBS As otIOH
TO hts friend. and the uubl,c ING es~v-
~ ~, . .n.,, .; ~. .s ~ =. ~, ~,
doe Il :se a:.. line He hs~ 0cen engaged IN Or.
7oodrch's ficr for the last fifteen months, and bc.
lievng that he has aimed his former reputation
., Dentist. he asks for portion u the PATRONAGE
from his friends and the public Hi requirement.
In tn kno~ltSta- Of Den,i Try and asrsngcnents In
his nice and laboratory snch that he 10 prepared
70 do sny worn In III Dental line. Hls mod OF ", RI
Is differ NJ from all others 10 his section Of the
try, being more cl snly and durable, and worn with
mere comfort and satisfaction TO ne wear-r. II
Gin put In artificial indentures from one TO
tire set, and do all other work sppertanng to Den
tistry.
Once and residence connected, Fourth street
second house west Of Main, adjoining Dr. Fountain
residence
Any number Of reference. given II required
Ma 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
MrSrcn T.crrs Dh;losopbors os

Musical TAsrEs.-Philosophers as
sert that people passionately fond of mu-
sic, and who delight in cultivating a taste
for tins refinement, will always be lovers of
liberty, lovers of social enjoyment, free from
avarice, vice, and the baser passions. Ger
many, Tyrol, all of Switzerland and many
other places are cited as proof Of this doc
trine. 1t is doubtless true, for SO fearful is
Napoleon Ill. of the music of the Marsellaise
Hymn, that he has forbidden it from being
sung by the people. If music exerts such
an influence upon the hearts and souls of
individuals, We should encourage the taste
Asa Hull, in Forests Block, has taken
the lead in this matter in Davenport, and
has q rare collection of instrumental pieces
OF music, from the most celebrated Of Mus-
cal Composers, such as Thalbsrg's Lucretia
Borgia, Ascher's $, l. Eclaire Mazourka, &c. His
songs are the choicest that could be collect
ed from the productions Of the greatest mas
tiers.
Mr.. Hull also has splendid collection of
Musical books, containing Music for the Me.
lodeon, Seraphine, Piano Forte, DC. All Of
these are obtained first from the publishing
House Of RUSSELL 4 RICHARDSON, 29l Wash
ington street.
We can safely promise our citizens, that
they can obtain everything in this line, at
Mr.. Hulls, upon the most reasonable terms.
They BACK Dowx.-Advices from Kansas
report that Gov. Walker has received
peaceable proposals from the people Of Law
renee, and a reconciliation 10 confidently
anticipated.
The wife of Mntgomery Landt, living at
kistatom, Green county, Mo-, not long since
presented her husband with three boys At a
birth-this beng the third occurrence Of
the kind in three years.
A Lone FAsr.-On the I'd Of April last, .
lady Of Sharon, Mercer county, Pa, VEGA
ted house which hes remained untenant-
ed until last week. On opening one ofthe
rooms. which was entirely closed. cat was
found. wrstahedly smasistsd, bat Elm alive.
having undergone 4 leqr nepthi ~ IA
nj ~ ~ y fssovst. aad, = ~ Sesey
- ~ ! vSG1Sefl AnnAs1lno ~ NJ
IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
New GOeaS, New leeds.

New Goods, New leeds.
ID H. PARKS n co. are now opening one OF tn
H. richest stocks Of
ClOshing. Cloths, vessiags, Gentle.
ncn's Furnishing Goods, &c,
ever offered In this market. We connected wit
the largest establishment Chicago, and havin fa
cties for buying that are rare, W. pledge ourselves
not u BE- undcrsold by any house In the West. We
have disposed Of ali old goods and open this week
with an ,ntire new stock. Persons wishing anything
in our line will do well TO give US call
Pedlars and country merchants are requested to
examine our stock before going east,
Particular attention paid to the m anSfacture OF
custom work. Mr.. Dunn is some 10 give you ATS"
Our store is opposite LeOlare Row at the old stand
Of Edward Alden. X. II. PARKS L Co.
April II. DIFF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
WRITING ACAnEMY.

IN GRl96 ~ ICH rornrv - and
- P~ y S'rer,ria now pen Cor the re-
Q rtLn Of pupils, and lstiss end g~n-
'ie'uep sr '-sp~, tfuliy invited 10 can
sol e8sml"e psciusns. oosms ~ from "a n
6sP srb1dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
MARSnAL'S SALE.
M q Z n d q m j Zimg Tax

nEFAULT having been made By the owness Of the
~ several lots and parcels ofland hereinafter par
tculsriy described. In the payment OF The sums Of
money sesersliy assessed ssaiust the ssms for the
purpose Of macad smizng The streets upen which
said lots and parcels front, shall On
Saturday to 18th of September,
D. 1857 q the cos Of the City Marshal Of ne oty
Of Davenport 1t O'Clock 4 y, preossd 10 ~ tho
lots and parcels aforessiA In ORDER to collect said
sums OF money. tosether with interest q per esnt
and the cost Of this adve, tieemeus,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
Wrapping saDer.

am REAMs Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper.
COO Including Grown, Medium. double Crown
and double Medium, suit abe Grocers, Butchers,
&c, aIse large selves for cloth and hams, also white
Manila Tea Paper, all at manufacturer prices 81
No % Brady street. near the Post Office
7mo29dtf EIIADANS
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Public Notice.

NOfICB ID he'e by given that the Report of the
~ Commissioners for assessing damages and bsne-
fits BY widening and extending Main and Second
streets, Eest Davenport has been returned TO tie
City Council, and the same will b. confirmed BY said
Council on the first Wednesday in September next
unless objections to the same are then and there
made.
Davenport August II, 1851 e PECK
augl7"1W City CLERK
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

DAVENPORT, AUGUST 40. 1857.
--------------
Local Affairs.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

ARRIVALS.
Bastern( visC hicago)twice daily ex sun'y, MAC
Southernt asiine and Iowa ethyl daily loa A NJ
Northern WA Dubuqne) daily st 6Ps
Southern (st Louis) daily At 6PN
Northern via CAmsncbe, IL Claire, &c, Tues
day, Thursdsy and Saturday At JPN
Northern via Maquoketa, Dewitt, &c. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday At 7PM
BEPARTUEEs. n. H. TIME
Eastern tvia Chicago closes sI-9Ax
Northern tDsbuquel
southern 1T Louis)
southern (Musestine and Iowa city, closes Arm
Northern tCamsnehe, LeCisire, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6PM
Northern Msqnoketa and Dewitt closes Sum-
day, Tuesday and rhursdayat 8PM
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BOOK TRADE.
Summer Reading.

Summer Reading.
Life Of Charlotte Bronte, by Currer BELL vols, 10
Jane Eyre By Currer Bell, Goth, %
Shiriey, 90
Vilieftee, 4" %
The Tenant" Acton Bell, IS
Tempest and Sun hine, 90
Isabel, the Young Wife and the Oad Love. IS
The Hidden ath, by Marian Hsrlsnd. rs
Alone, Is
Theodosis, or Heroine Of Faith, let and % vol.
each 90
Nothing to do, Illustrated. 81
LeonorA D'Orco. by q james, paper, 90
The Romany Rye, second 10 LAYER gro 81
The Athe,'nss, or three gifts, (Ollphant) 50
Fertuhes OF 9leNore, by Lever, 50
A. No 36 Brady street, 3 doors North OF the Post
once. ELI ADAMS.
6mo14dtf
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LITTLE DORKITT COMPLETE.

vols cloth illustrated, - so, vol. clo., q 50
" psper do TO- paper, 20
Glencoe, l vol, paper, 50
Nothing New, I vol paper, ~
The Professor by Culver Bell, So
| Aurora Leigh by Downing. ] 90
The Citizen, by Bishop HOpkius, 90
At No 80 Brady street, doors North Of the Post
once. ELI ADAMS.
7mo0dtf
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EDUCATION.


nxvIEP KYaANG ID. . p te IN, ~ 20
N m m h wins t.. en- up ht- re-Idcncs T. DIV u
eat, vli give In true ipa N 0.t sDe M,.ist
Ia gnagrs-ta.rmAn French. 3 snih sd la Ian
Ne is ~, pared TO tsca LAT a Gre Z, and Az
Gent ;iri nsai Lsngasges, Hebrew S,rsac U a. ~,e
aad Arabic h wii ceive private pnpsls .uh,r IN
private houses az ~ Ills rss,eele., we-,.fn Az me-
brtw, en ,hird and fou IN streets n'sr the un,tet
Hou Q; and h w,shcs also 10 be Emp y~h 10 ne %
the lnsiii utions Of this cit Mts med rate
and VII he made known BY applying 10 h,m u. 70
s.lc ~ produce scvi recommend sttons from ~vrTI
lnstitutions n the East.
July7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
Ruhlil Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the Report Of Com
~ missioners for assessing damages and benefits
BY extending Second street, West from Fillmore
street has been returned to the City Council. and
will be confirmed by said Council on the nrst We'd
nesdsy in September next, unless objections 70 the
same are then and there made.
Davenport August II, 1857. L. PECK)
auS1IdiOt Guy Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
CORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Report OF the
IN Commissioners for assessing damages and bene-
fits for sdening and extending Rock island street.
from Seventh street north to Locust street. has
returned to the City Council an will be conn med by
said Council the first "Wednesday In September
next, unless objections to the sane then and
there made.
Da, export August II, 1851. r.. PECK,
augl7dIOt City Clerk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Skirts !! Skirts
| Steel Spring Skirts,
Skeleton Skirts,
Zephyr Corded Skirts,
Albont Skirts,
Union Corded Skirts.
Common Corded Skirts.
Just received BY WADsWnRrH
aug6dtf
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They BACK Dowx-Advices from Kansas
report that Gov. Walker has received
peaceable proposals from the people Of Law
renee, and a reconciliation 10 confidently
anticipated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
Public Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the Report Of the
IN Commissioners for assessing damages and bene-
FITS by widening and extending Perry street, froa
Seventh to Locust has been returned 10 the City
Council, and will tie confirmed by said Council ON the
first "Wednesday In September next, uniess objec-
tons to the then and there made.
Davenport August II, 1851. X. FECK.
aLg17dlOt City Clerk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
Of the Clty Council.

ProceodlnGs OF the Clty Council.
REGULAR MEETING.
Council Chamber, August 10, 1857
PRESENT.
His Hon. the Mayor, GEO. b. SARGENT:
ALDERMEN.
lst Ward, Jennings-2d Ward
Smallfeld, -, Sd Ward, Bowling
Vollstedt-4th Ward Forrest Wasbhurn-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

The wife Of Mntgomery Landt, living at
Kistatom, Green county, Mo-, not long since
presented her husband with three boys At a
birth-this beng the third occurrence Of
the kind in three years.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-02

palardo, vice consul Mr. Harng vice consul for N.
ted States at CowesI Capt Higgins, Of the United g.
mail steamer Hermann and Mr., Cornelius GrpusT A .
the protector Of the American Arcte expedition HS
jesty, having received cordial welcome inspected ~
sci, and retired amidst enthusiastic cheering An s
dqsunr was afterwards served in the ward.room ~
Captain Higgins proposed 'ua
"'The Queen and Royal Family, and next The p,.
dent Of the United States which was drank with ma
applause. The British and American navies and am
were toasted and Captain Hartseins health was draS
with loud cheers. The American consul, Mr. CrosS.AA
and his excellent vice consul was responded 70 Nv NJ
0roskey in his usual fecitous style and he coneudd 4
proposing { The Union Jack and Starspangled Ham.
with an appropriate sentiment. lao ~
Subsequently, Mr. Croskey proposed the health of C
nelius Grinne which that gentleman in
eloquent speech aA
a' The future of the Resolute aud NAV shs
again employed in prosecuting the search for Sir IAN
franklin and his comrades,' was proposed by Capa'
Higgins, and seconded by Mr. Grinne and evoked heart
applause at ~ ss,
The authorities of Southampton furnished a sueci,
steamer for the occasion. Captain Hartstein was pv,
to dine and sleep at Osborne and all the officers were N
vted to visit the royal privilege of which lb
awaited themselves The Resolutc returned to Porsmou
on the following day" .ssal5 o
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WASHINGTON CITY
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 2. 1857.

a9 IskAEL Il. JAAEs, No. le2 South Tea Phiade
pha general travelling agent assisted BY WM H. WELD
JonN goIGns, JAxxs DErnIks, HAMsrr, JAMES THos
D. Nice, r. w, MORRISON. T. w. WILEY, Wx L. wArERsAH
ALEX H. CARSON d. MrsTIE, BEN swAIE, T. AsHAAE and
z. DAVIS.
oc-ur. HrsHy M Lkws Of Montgomery, ALABAMA, gen
eluayepg for the STATES Alabama and Tennessee
sisted by c. r. LEwIs, jams o. Lrws and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
0 Mr. O. w. JAAEs, No. Harrison cinenaat OHIO, IA
general collecting the Western States and Texas
assisted by II. THoHA WIIIiA n.
Dr. A. L. CHILDs, GEoRox MoRRIs and LkAKK Re
ceipts Of either win be good.
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RECEPTION OF rae REsoLUTE.


The New York papers Of yesterday morning contain the
following additional particulars in relation to the reception
Of the Arctic discovery ship Resoute at Portsmouth
"The old Arctic discovery ship Resoute recovesed by
American whaling ship, and presented 70 the British
ton by the United States Congress- arrived at pthead
the 18th December under the command Of Capt Hartsten
81 the United States navy She under American coli
ors but on letting 60 her anchors the British ensign was
RIM mn alongside the American and the following
exchange statutes being fred the Reolute changed hef
colors 10 British On the morning Of the 18th Captain
Harsteiu landed at Portsmouth, ard paid official visits
Chcvaer Pappalado the United States vice-consu and
the military and civil authorities An invitation to ban
ouent Incorporation and inhabitants Of Portsmouth,
has been accepted by the captain and officers but Che day
ia not yet fixed and every mark Of respect has been paid
TO American officers. q ioq7t TX stfsi u
The Resolute lowed up TO Cowes on Monday, the
Queen having ntmated her wish pay visit to the
sell and The steam gae Rerbution also sent up TO
salute the OCCASION and several gunboats and other
ships stationed In the Roads. og, n a ia steq W
q The Queen and Prince Albert accompanied by some
Of the royal children paid their visit about 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning the 10th, the English and American
flags flying at the peak of the Resoute and the royal
standard was hoiscd soon as her Majesty stepped
board Capt Harstein received toe royal party, the Off
Gers grouped either side in full uniform The following
gentlemen assisted in the reception OF her Majesty Mr.
r. Ctokey, United States CONSUL Chevaler Vincent Pap
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THE WEEKLY UNION. ,

This weeks issue is ready for delivery In addition
to the customary amount of political and miscellany,
congressional reports foreign and domestic intelligence
and the latest by the telegraph and the mails up to
the hour Of going to press contains full and corrected
report of the mastery speeches Of Hon. OBJ Branch of
North Carolina and Hon. G. W. Jones' Of Tennessee dev-
cred in the House of Representatives during the recent de-
bate the Presidents message. .1e 'g 1a
With the view Of correcting error which we learn
with surprise prevails in few distant localities we would
state that the Weekly Union although served to many
thousand subscribers throughout the country during the
late presidential campaign paper is of
regular and permanent issues Its publication commenced
with the Daily Union the LIST of May ls45, and its
usefulness has been substantially acknowledged within
the last eighteen months by such immense additions to
our subscription list to leave daubtat all
in own mind--of its permanent character. "A
The Weekly Union is large and handsomely printed
sheet contains vast amount of political, miscellaneous,
and matter and is furnished TO subscribers at the
low rate of one dollar per annum. fi--ett sa.ssIE
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SPEECH OF HON. M. ]. CRAWFORD.

We invite the attention Of readers the very able
speech of Hon. NJ j. Crawford of Georgia which will be
found in another part of the paper this morning Know
nottingham whether Of northern southern origin finds
quarter at his hands 81 .5,t.,ga Nb tt,8
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho Inauguration of Governor Bragg of North CarolD
took place yesterday at Raleigh in presence of the tv
houses of the general assembly. U