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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

Golp IN NExIco.--Late advices
Mexico state very rich discoye rics Of
gold are reported % have been made
in Chihuahua. 4 company in San.
Francisco are said to have purchased a
hundred square miles Of land in the
State Of Sanaloa, including portion Of
the city OF Ma,stlan, it is supposed for
mining purposes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
CHAS. T.. WEIR

liza ING ,nd his ittsr.tt In the Dug st,rt No
10 ieSl irs Row, Davenport. \, Me.tr. Taylor
fa'l"r'i, ~nnld b sIsk for III, tbs pato, a. >,
kndiy .xirncei to HIM.
One Of tn firn brIng y rrsdustr of Pharmacy and
ilr ether having bad an experience ten ~ Twelve
war, III the prescription hustnrs. he confidently
'ou,nrF,d- them 70 the pt,le ~ rate and cerlp-trr
Davenport, Feb ", 1867. m,rcho.hf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

A Monster Com NrGenr.--The
Sydney Morning Hsrold states tina, a
lugges Of gold was recently found at
Louisa Creek, New South Wales, the
value Of which is estimated at so, 600.
1t weighs about five cwt., but there is
very little gold visible on the surface
This is the largest nugget of gold yet
discovered in the world. Its discovery
produced quite sensation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
Fer sale.
Hotel for sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

kSOUk W scre lots, mile nnstk q 1ulses .,At,.s
o" tue sac y. Hsiiresds - sssseoaA,s ssses
a.. 80 sst.s, One Isils Horih u wS.e.st, sAsas
she-hsf cash, bsishce IL oGe SHd Two yeaSs.
Also ago seres In washingten eouIty. ~ AsIss
aue timtef, and running Wstrr on . part. 7hh ~
l. Only 10 miles fren Iowa City, and - fycu war
l.siot on fn- road from Osluaabus 70 nichD9sl.s-
VIII be std ch"Ap, snd part ~ tine.
Ai-o four 10 acre lois n.sr lows CITY, h~susiSu
farming LATED. and we'll usiesed.
Aise, Ist- in West Davenport ranging ID sue
from So feet BY 200 to ~ acre.; sold es down AID
balance 10 one End two ycsrs.
Also. several n.si buildings on leased xsounA
you'd h@ sold IN reasonable terms Appsy 10
&c RAD,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

AFUDA C AID The ands rsUp-3 having ~. a J
Assoeisied with him ts-ovse n. Urn, k,u ,
II his Mi ADD Lumber huslnsss, tak's his cas-
TO present his ackaowistUsnenta 10 The prhlic f.i
IN. vsss liberal and q usrins patrunse- eArniei o
him ia this city, Rspd incrcsse Of busn-ss. and he
late exteosive improvements made about hi Mills
have md ed him 10 iacresss tae husnes. pitai =.
assoctate with him eeatiemaa whe Wtll devote his
ea.r~ attention to the business.
mck IL DIT JOHN y, CANNON,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

1sKCt I.ssRAns


All ~. u pot. op.s,sitv "a J. Claire botse. NV
io'A tfiseaso aiid Cincinnati pairs f''s- s'i -
r'aAy ) n STARR AGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

SxAarSxs,-Aeain we .ay to our
friends who are not posted, look out for
tall spsculating, Or more property swim
ding in town and city prepsrty.-
There 10 NO safety In buying except III
Ice be sxaminsd, and the lact ascertain
"a, wsthsr there BE- really any such pro.
psrty - i offered.
There has latsly come % light A. We
srs inIosmsd ! great swindls in NehraS
81 aons aoute lallows" Il Il ssid have
lsid - tewn somewhere and called Il
aOnshss leaving city %, and have
.,,. ~ ana number Of lots and blocks
shsrs + N he best psss ofOmaha City.
1As unspsssisg passAassr sxpsosA In
Ais gstiiag leta at gftss valrs aud
:: ;, = s:.;;|I's:sa' 1'ys:;'ss: 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
Sale Of Land,

Sale Of Land.
n ih' Doth day Msr>h, al - ocio-k -,
- "i'o N" premises, viii lie s. IA ~ fubs Aa,i4
me ~ lowing sysndsa iarm. thin ~ the ~ =
ot ''c.i, " ~ IL rang. !. east ~ the 5ihf NJ, in
"ihh'id Tow nship Se,tt snunty. IN the pubuoue
Epst intie n L. wsinu, Or vr,o. ,sIprg ar.
~ rs OF witch T. unrer cultivation.
Term. 500 cash, isnee ,,a,.,a. aAt,b Isl
ie-sn, ~th sElrps-s; security
N, hiSiiueuSU IYrANtE Ay.pt
NroRE AND LEASH FOR SALE ou Scond street
ACh'twen Rrs1y ara P'uy-s frstu. eaiiairl
two store, 2oK:S Tea, shelving aud counter. com
Pete. An exc lent sand .or any Aud OF bushes
telnx .eafd ~ OF or The most savant1xsou.
point. In Davenport Price taw sna terms -sSy
fr'.9dti HA1GaT, SEARS d BECKk TTsl
EOS. Sale.
O. AN IMPROVED Farm ~ 100 ACRES
Hs.:: five hiie- west - TN clty ~ psvtuppri, AZ
..-ta. tt The Wesley Chapel TIE Farming ~
ttsis.i. ~ st.es siii gran On he i@Im s.l cod
with n" lard II d.sir~d
fsr p.tiit aiAg. a., the .uL~ cribe t' Iren.
- DAVID BARRY.
l-.i adm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
FOR SALEOR LEASE
Dwelling House.

lNok p~ei las House Containing rom II sr oIs
Il situsf-d ~ithln three or tour blsk- Q: lie Poi
ot'c- \ LITERAL rent VII ~ paLi.
Gaquirs ~ the STATE D moerst One mLlidt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

.ASOrHER SHOCKING MURDER ~
NEw YoRK.-On "Wednesday morning
last cour.czan named Anne McGirr.
alias Hopkins, Awhile woman, was
found lying in the allsy-way Of No. 3
Worth street, with her throat cut from
ear to ear. A negro named John Dur
ssy was, upon a. Investigation. found
10 have committed he murder, and
WA a. the conclusion d The Cosoass'a
inquest Committed TO tho Tomhs TO
avail, the action Of tho Grand Jury.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

Alsxandesu ColoSo1 II olovoo
A ynkeA esss.ta.sss = tssuAtsA suIsss sS<elvs
o" xAS1VsagEs,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

Fer Sale.

ION acres. % lmprovst. enc nils aestA q Vs,.
~ colt. This land II vel vatsrsd onA viu &
sold Oh easy terms and cheap. 3. o, IA0S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

oaAs'I Jul y 70! Watcrsf. ST rn,s-sia
prbA her rsor'.. New York ,vaarin Az.
Vol WI NJ MARCH N,a sui. NJ 10,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
BOOKS.
BOOKS! BOOKS! EOOkS!

VIA. ttt d, or fo'IN pra Phil
/ adelpti. her by DP Er,~n. VI. price ~ 20
Thsri, ,eais 10 lne senate ~ Taos Benton .
vols a. o1
rti,aie 0urrrsp nienc. OF II W. b tsr . WI. t.so
History o T,nss IlHsI'd b. \ YoaAums ,o,. Is "
hansas interior Aextcr. ht.tt NJ. Kobln~un 81 w
sN-m' sdsen'nns IA the arns ~ u Ctl.aA i.aS
1stofhi' ~ Do satd out y AsIaInAhau II 20
hs.'hp'e' no" ihe Ism ION s,ntura. - Mfs Sis
.fnN IS
n :, buy .Al ~ Ba,ri,ttIe y,ol, q, 10
H-ne AMI the word <, ~.
''oi tea l. EstA l.t's 9ha.r. -,
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noNs' - Al s l ia d Ruis, ~ Mr. ,,,., x,,s
hsthts nint't quiet lie go,
Ne - - - o'A IL '"tlns $l,n
psiy urt Aisar am what at. Of,
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ish'er ia 1saoi p. Ia. tjf.S,, .,
Nswdn aul all tye ss,mm 80.
10, 1r''iscs y LEU, wiscusN :. "a
II a..,lv 49, 81 70
Pr,nee o. III iioa.e :, DAVIS ~ ..
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS AC.
aihne~et' u co,ah ly e. Aud ", q
,am. I- =. box and Map. I, rHlr 70
500 ,',, $50
y 'na 81 so
/" hspihan SiOp
S,,. "','t"s "y heaiss o. 90
s.,IIt~,.i =, - ""'' ~ All IS
I'm > Va J ohapman 70
" iaa0u-!n -
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JCst rr.asd aud - .slr a.
The IpWa BooA looms.
y. 50 Brady ST, near u. Poi once
''' ~ Ill ADAMS
ARfSR AMI COLBY ior MARCH, u,, :.
""'d with ~ u othrr Magazines at
Tie Io@a look RoontS.
" D. B,aiy i. nav -, T. Il ON
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business Directory.
COMMERCIAL CnLLEGF,J c LOPEZ, cor pr
B8MkiMg and Exchange

DoULAN n Main i
NACkLoTT h CORBlN. Cor coId aud Brady
NICHOLS CAMPBELL. 4 CO.............Msin
COOK h SARGENT.....,.x Main AID seed
McGREEoR, LAwES 4 BLAKEMORE..... .Msin.
CHtbb BRO BARROW / CO.. Cor Main I'd SIS
TALLMAN. TOWERS l. AcLEAN..... above p q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

~ ssp~tesrNdert o/Psb!n Insirstfion.
N. l.. FISUEE,
OF CLAITOS 60.
Sw Rssssssr Of Land ogso>
THEODORE $. P.4RVI.N,
OF AlsGAIik co.
e0ssassstsasr. er Dee Noines River Jmwortre~
GIDEON $. EI/LEI,
or Van BJKES co.
ANShsss u DesAotnes River Improvement,
". PORTER,
or POLK co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18
Buffalo. March l6


The funeral OF Samuel Zimmerman,
which took place THE P. n. ct Niagara
Falls, Canada, wac probably the lsrgess
and most imposing Masonic display ever
witnessed in the country. Large dele
CATIONS OF Knieh's Templars, Rovsl
Arch and Master Masous we're present
in full reealis, from the various encamp.
ments OF Western New York aud Cana
da. 1t was attended bv several members
OF Parliament and prominent men Of
Canada. The concourse % people was
not less than $4,000.
st Louie, March 16.
10 consequence Of tho increased travel
Wess, two passenger trsina have been
put on the Psei6o Road TO. dsy, connect.
Ing st Js&seson Citv With The lishtains
lins OF stssm r. for Ksossa.
The imuierasleu TO ksnsas shus isr
this season. sQusls saysAins ever tsewa
10 this ocuntrv before.
0ovssner 0ssry asi BILE ssesssssv
srrivsd .. Tile place yesterday ~ route
FOR The East.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

"usuIuKtUu, WarUu 40.
Lord Napier. the British Minister, was
introduced 10 the President 70. day at
O'Clock BY Gen. Cass. AMI presented bic
credentials. HE expressions Of con.
erstulasion. and bis desires to preserve
the psace OF the two countries. we're
cordially reoiprocatsd By ths President.
Many visttsrs u the White House desi.
Ped to witness the ceremony but Il being
OF . private character thew we're sxclu.
dod from the audience chamber.
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" furs and call
a The
Twln-City Book Store
AN d NE VS. POT
r, sss stree. sppssi,s t.e Claire ] .sss.
WE can ts found AZ I'll Times u. RI. Atest yass.
city o. MAGAZINE. and S,usrspers va, .. he u.s,s
suppl River The fuSwiu6sf received rssuj,fly ma
ioT sale st .ur eeas'er,
nArper
0oisy, Graham.
Putnam Peter On, Kaigkefbocksf.
lakewood, Household ward, HsI.ou'. b.llat.
ta!ied states, Mr.. s,eveus'S w,N y Journal,
Waserly Ael,hiy, isve,,- c. Fa.iioa. iaven,er.
Nick Sra
ianks N..ions Physiological J,urnAl.
MtEina "a Imerl Water Cure Journal.
Hun.'s Merchant, Mag, London Quart riy Rs-.sv.
Atsletoa's r. r. Guide. North British
Ana Wrstminstes Review
SEW YORK WEEKLiEs-
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Tribune and Times
oA' Book and sunday Dispatch
New York I.estssr aid sissr Of konians-
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Moias JeIii!si Country Gsrtl-IHAA Rural ~ Yorker
HaIpsr's weekly, Irish New
Potter.s slar!t, i,ish Ame,s..
Rlloe Gazette. Betr,lac AuerIcsn.
Living Af.. Spiritual Telegraph,
6,sit Of the T1ms.,
l.sslies Illustrated News AID Thou.pssu's h.s.t,.t,
bosIoA wEEKllEs-
Uncle Sam,
Amerteas. Llisa,
True Tag, waveriy Magazine.
|sTlor Castet, Pas Of our Caso.
Siiot. America Traveller and nsilou s Pictorial.
Phi Dollar Newsvspey And SAi uxdsy E ,saiss poet.
WasLinacn Hniiousl Ess. oAllial1re Sun,
Cinc!anss! Times. and Commercial
Davenport 6axefte, and
DEkocnAf.
kNCi ISM PAPERS
London Punch,
London Weekly Times,
London Illustrated Ews
0AlLIEs-
Herald. N.stoa Ira slsr AA,,tn.n,s Ann
tribune, PIX Eve. Bulletin. Ctp. 0asrtto.
tita :. - Public Ledger. ComlasfciAl
thicasop N Prs,
:" Tribune,
TINS,
~ soori Republican and Davenport Psp~rA
subrci'p tiols received for he above On he po.
.t1srA terms by th- MnDth, Quarter, Or Year
Subscribe here and ssre your sossaos
:. IT, STARR Agen,
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Erss,N ras.irSu or Ra.~s s,..-..

husiness Nv" " horo,
The .uhjoin.d IL AZ .pune,.,L.
Property. " PoifLe u tAs
"'htr tr"p-in viii be rr~~cn. 81 n, ~, ,
H., ,u ~ se'r Nj ~t, aud she tiSle b~... =,
~ ~. III o. .'r' I'D BY thri, sians,v,rs
" s'"ii'y ~e hossrs's Map
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

BRApronD.-It is on the Cedar riv-
er, the county seat Of Chickasaw Co.
about 100 miles \. W. of Dubuque in
the vicinity OF the "Big Woods" with
a population Of about $500.
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-18

sJ~n oln,.u- VIII iun to Ra.,DevsnT eSt q ,,aa
IN season snd Willie H. The service ~ sAe C>~os,
ny when required 70 show tAr property
Davenport, F.t. ~. 1857 u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
G5oiite 4Qftrg.
THERE'S WORK ENOUGH TO DO.

THERE'S WORK ENOUGH TO DO.
s The black bird early leaves its rest, a..
omeet the smiling morn,
And gather fragments for its nest
From upland, wood, and lawn.
The busy,bee that wings itsway
Mid sweets of varied hue,
And every flower would seem to say
"Thcre's work enough to do"
The cowslip and the spreading vine,
The daisy in the grass,
The snow, drop and the eglantinc
Preach sermons as we pass.
The ant, within its cavern deep,
Would bid usiabour too,
And writes upon his heap
"There's work enough to do"
The planets, at their Makers will,
Move onward in their cars,
For natures will is never still
Progressive as the stars!
= The"leavcs that Hutter in the air,
And summer breezes too,
One solemn truth to man declare
a There's work enough to do.''
Who then can sleep when all around
Is,active, fresh, and free!
Shall lnan-creation's lord-bc found
Less busy than the bee?
Our courts and alleys are the field,
If men would search them through,
ThatIst of sweets of labour yield,
And s.thcrc's enough to do"
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haye declared
|Ea sps sdonaI Demo erat:I
The Demo-

is Frprssere: Gov
sIss 3 q { !s.3s go Re A. tale. e.
.syaTt nllne at ilhtY be,
SptHIeil sss fS u
isn0t ats0 Intimate,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

sit;beng the trde lit meaning sbisact92
mot to ylegislate slavery iffUsaDy territory or
State, nor to exclude it therefore, but to Eieaye
the people thereof perfectly free to form and (,
regulate their domestic institutions in their own
way, subject only to the Constitnlionsof, n the
United States Prouided, That nothing here +
in contained shall berconstrued to=revive or putt
in force any law or regulation which may have
existed prior to1he act Of sixth March, eighteen
hundred and twenty, either: protecting estab.
lishing. prohibiting, or aboishing slavery
;. This paragraph seems TO 6cSd Sdeclarat5 of
the Intentions Of: the trainers and supportcrs4efk
the act Howl understand it has already been :
expressed Its meaning appeareds clear TO me
then; 1t seerns so now. In voting fordhe bill Il
hoped and believed that my influence was. being.
contributed towards transferring the agtationiof
slavery in Territories from these Halls TO: the
Territories themselves. fancied thattheeblli
embodied principles just and right in themselves,
and in-strict conformity with the principles of
States Right and The Constitution. The more
sanguine Of us cherished both the hope and be. I:
lief that an easy solution of sectional difficulties
had been discovered, and that our national area
would indefinitely expand -each5; State and
Territory revolving in its own orbit--the. whole
system warmed and enlightened by the sun OF
the Constitution, and the dangers Of centraza-s
jtiou be corrected by the extent Of our NATIONAL
domain and the remote separation its sovereign
proprietors. q 81, sSsiS!.:5'
1t is yet within the power ofthe members Of
the Democratic party TO cause TO be realized.
this dream of PATRIOTS. WiIlthey do5it? gs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07

In the House of Representatives, Dec. II, 1856.
On the question of referring the Presidents
Message to the Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, and the printing Of
ten thousand copies thereof
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
l5ig slG5igesti0n hg has ma hat
iils sslaEe s ;5is t9faIly4
sgsssE g biz
grky Eraih as bid af6M danlintl,s

SfT9p 9pf - :, - . -
81 56isili 3 i i his
,is bs e
atdElE tiers R ;llies fSicah
l!lsis Haarldf Aig views 4 II; Of the
ssse itll & .hadI /
H56 IIfss d { { . 6.PiRln In view;
8 DIN j 6iiiie The
sliEp oss lks lscy citst5 penal
% j. i .siiIl .is $40 i6tis
btils rs,s1ra sdh.
yi0 aissas, i Il a & sei!:.'. i:'
j iFit,SGllsd.
saai ga sbe,I ashisf,
/ hssit ]; & q 3 oss'
lsgs seiI 81 rom:
sd 81 | lkasa i +. riielsgfeH { FED
fesoa tioii was ID ffereG
siss q d 10 lssp;Is;
Els d / ii u ffos6S
cessa " 8 4 6ilHfJ soE:|'
qded IN HE esmajor 6f The.
|esgIgtl 5lAtn .sprssii Was not
[EehendGd that at tsniight Be-
selisJlrs 8 f Tie IgYeriio I,
saa ase ahe: :ltfie5 6r ] ii IN part 81 10!
ln soc % p position;
istflieds liIops rnhy:.
l;ity in tie propriiel.S andl
eNIGeo oi1ms1iid; ION r; 1sWasi;.,, S,
1 Ssa eet sapo ihesoriigibl
sJa seps bly, inter8oyei1s
4 81 stss &llich / lisc. !
sI3Y Ifle3ld$:ayld : Col leagues
s dIsen rysiss:.s sue ehs0f
rie friends ssllad:yoteas
,S Tie lgygnlle eIl,anl, i ! fsoia,
ligsal Z them q ;liil.sf misrei "a
Dhts 10 made 80 operate ]
Msiuo orfhfc pirly.s s
MFiywitIisWhic6 / affiliates
::.SssailedS BY each of the:
q SsiE ,ion lgainst.|
i..sissfsX;isilIy Illustrate 5tlle,
OIL tlipir Gefts been
ffas { and i Iscal Up l on i ,beS||
,fIs5lrs@llole country iii n
ie& rdhks, and 3el ow3id |
,.pHnEof { akness ,WithsayI
lire etfiy'iai6lY 'ii diSideasl
! Ire hage ( q declared
! Eg gtionaI Demo Oerat:El
81 aasi ea:.Sith the Demo-
s6gF prssene G eserne(
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-01-07
at1sf GGiitf1rafllre,
1861.
EDGEFIELD,.
| ment which by5i
the buyiGggs and 4
! wrong. aud the @
can whinis, failedj

nellt WHICH fu.fgsY
the buyifg antdl!s;
wrong. aud Sthe aEs
can whiniS, failcdb%
ance IN Office:
/ Had lllere& . l6Iels
House to. rep,cal
to illnuI tic treats
slave trade, seoua@
gentleman: ., from I|
| not co,icurred 7@AE:
| however. ofSlhe Elcg
traffic as piraty,i: i:l!I!l5 ~
| ties upon oftnle.rls!g i u
ously inpracticsal 81 ,ss
PRODUCTION Of ule4tH
,-tisIl and party pitlilliia
and volunteered RED!
magistrate Of Il Slls1t!! 'lls1't!!
ism will licsmpafesWt
Tennessee, as ligh1t| g,1!|
aIr, Speaker, that 4
.nd that any. passeSas' i J
sage Of that presellas JED
Tennessee, no oihefi
proposition it was5s
same character W
so Intended, yetIps!
construed iuto imPlf
of the, State Wkichs:l
represent. | was pnli pnli
which might b, So s. !
differ with his Exec
ropporiuneness ofstsI
unwilling 10 seeiniaI
ofan institution vii
with. The fabric ofth5
The resolution OF
[Mr. Orr] was intent
our northern Democ
against The fesolui!lfI
Tennessee, and 10 &
reservations which q
against them and the
: | have said lhatthe
has been sagaciousl,
Other parties, which, j
the Democracy, pa.
affinity Of haired. n
altogether uasuccess;
bona Gdc Democrats {
staully to close upt.
elbow, and fortify: the
double column, or@e
and vanquislled.
Heretofore, and FL
that | was not much.
Nor am L; yet. I hay' Is.
cratic party aud So lta
mcnt continues ! sRa
with tie party, by Y
raihn, which rspfes!l
connectiu IsAs
HlhQrli
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.:Ex- Gov. RtE1pEl.la.-. The New york Day Book

Exc oy. REEDER.-4sEh New York Day Book
thus pitches inlo. his late fnnctionatyE:.
Ex-Governor Reeder was ali llle Black Repub-
,Iican ball last night, Us an invited guest; The
zmoofelhis fellow goes abontand SLOWS himself
She better for The party hesopposes, for worse
blocking eye or more. .villainanseonn,enancet than
shescat ries. We neYer yet saw in mah's head.
HIS looks show enough TO make an honest man
shrink from his presence. ~ ~ sfszs,,a
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THE TARIFFs

THE TARIFFs E. =, ~. q 8
II is free trade, the South wants. s Both,as
producer and consumer she-f feels the present
federal taxation upon 4cf industry,t fall ywi,lts
destructive effect uponher RESOURCES She pays e
near two.lhhds.o ratariff, which is one-third 3
TOO large for even aliberal revenue. Hbeff -:
est proper expenditure; Of the Government (
should not exceed fifty millions. shown by the - .
Secretary ofsthe: Treasury-yet about eighty =
millionsis received into 1.-THE South not -
only pays thetwo: birds directly into the public
vaults; but great rnore Indirectly 70 man.
ufacturets, whose goods are enhaneed in price =
,hroughoutlhe Union BY yihe protec Influence
Of the tariff, and It's restrcliolo Of foreign conn.,
petition. II g - ~.
The following slip observed with pleasure -
AsHlsGTor, Dec % ssl;i2
The .Lill reported in the House To-day, by
Mr.. Letchcr, as a substitute: for tho apeuding
tariff reyisiun bill, is the same IS was
T him and passed bytbe House two years s:agoa y
but which failed to- receive the action sofay the
Senate. IL proposes 10 rednce the present rates
20 per cent, on and after The a 81
and enlarge 7,hefree list, with specified articles
which, euler into manufacture, the object being
toreduce the annual receipt To- mil:s
lions of dollars - 20 t.: e
t ne reauctlOH pIOpoSeusWOulu s'yS lttS
fully fifty millions a year. bis sum; IeserSe ,;
for her own active use At home, would produce
AN instantaneous change Ia her prosperity and
progress. A. surplus CAPITA awontd sol on aecrue,
Ito erect .manufactories, construct railroads and
build for her ships. The institution fslagery,1
1too would widen d!sfrengthen it's fonndationa,s
andsin its very prosperity find its hest defence. .
We hope that :Touf members of Congress: will
address all their encre eies to obtaiu o rednction
of the tariff al tfis session Charle esten News. (
Apayty huntingin ID Angelina conn Z exas;s
tfound in a scnye Two hnnd diea Sbod odies en- IirciY
petrifed dressed q slyie peiillsr Indian moi
:Europe he features and dfessswere; ;a9nsa
Efably preserved. IA gurment which must, hayes
rescmbled hunting shisi; seemed bsets
(swornby caeh, s,ns part pets!
sr6caiion- was distipetiy sccialig atts
seams and oldsss: On he whist of ones
II buckle of pure gold almost three inches
diametcrs securely embedded tie bod IEhss
4 features were not much sfrdhkeSi IaS yes !
were parilys closed mud even traces Sf
q bro9s could dbs plainl seen
!. ssYsiBanot. aftonted Aas If ono throsf
salt atthes thoa viii receive ao shoas
ahast sore places f's
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W viii PeTish amidst

Eass1med lnco onstit tlti6naltg. Blu &. how does
taths;eonlla Jaw get into Tefritot The
I:commofzl lawsof every Hand was carried into;all
Ithef Statsss press sta sIf mo law c.la
found fors The qaisiion territory. is
Isnbsnrd l6:supP tfaE any law Gal be carried
Ethsfe: BY virtue of The Constitution, except The
OF Cong Whiuh are authorized and
regulated by the Constitution. That clause Of
ttIie Constitution which provides for The mixing
of g need fiji rules and ions for The Ter,
sritories. must apply to territory caliFed Since
sils adoption, no that we have them in possess
ssion GJjd thef Constitution must authorize tie
making of such local laws by the sTerritorial!
Legislature as may not conflict with ilssother5
provisions, orSthe laws of The country from;
(which tlle territory was acquired M61ld deontintey
;tospresai HoWeyer intricate tbeses9u estio1s:
maysbsi reference tosterrilo conq qlered Jfoms
Msxico no difficult eSlsts ip egafd IS
purchased from. France for 6sstr treat QEf
ssssiof sgas proyided, and "a pro-
tect3thas slase owners Of Eeuisiana in their pros
perfY IN Slaves, that, ~ S-
90 s4the inha abitan tssef Che ceded territory shall
be ineorpo porated Tue Union of The yUIited3
'Slhtesa and admitted as soon MS bte, acsord.
ing tttsthe principle sof the: Federal Constitds
.tio1aso tie joyneas Of al y6az
.tages,, and immunihess of citizens lie Uaife9
States; ;3and :in sthc mGah ime they slsall bss
maintained and protected in tie free enJo oymenta
Htlllss hesF g zepsst ana b. religion which
Kaisas IS q partsf tle pnfsIiase
and inEmy view, The rights md interests of the
OF The slaye:owfng States are proteeled
by treaty blythe Constitution, by; the sceinm6nA