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xEW YORK LHalSI.ATURD,

Senate.
AIBAxr, April IL, 1857.
RLIs llPoHrlp yAvoRABLY.
To extend the powers Of the SISTERS Of Charity of 81.
Vincent do Paul.
10 authorize justices Of hs Peace 70 renew exscuons
To schuyler county 70 the xth judicial district
10 sboash the fees Of County judges.
Hills RRoKrIp Apv.mSIy.
For appropriations 10 the New York Mscsaains Issa.
,u.s; % 81 Josspa's orphan Asylum, and to the Buffalo
Hills oRDnsp TO A THIRD lsApuu.
To extend The TIM: for the completion Of the Utica and
TO ir cooperate the New York Towing and wreckins
Company.
:s e: ~: Nh s, ss;f I asss; ,:
Ellis PASSED
Rhliye 10 commercial paper
sar bsng amended % provide that no protest shah Dc
ntoessayy o. time cheers.
NEW POLICE HIII
TIE Metropolitan Police bill then came up Tor Q third
resdne and wns emded 20 ~ 70 reduce the 6easurer
bords fPtm 600 TO $50 Cos; suo give The
TIE Board Of Supervisors Of New York for the New York
quota 70 the Common CoEnc Of Brooklyn for the Brook
s q the Ssss
motion 70 make two police Commissioners for Kings
Mr. scKIss moved to strike out tho provision susho.
rzng the appointment Of clerks OF police courts by the
Commissioners. Lost
loo Dill was tnen paved ~ eye1 ~.
Nsys-hesrs Kelly, o. p. Smith, sckes, Spencer and
WadSworih.
Tho Bill to appropriate piers N the East river excu
siyey 10 car n boats was passed.
UsusY BILL.
NJ. BRooKs moved TO take from tho table the usury
bi which agreed 10, and tho report OF the commit
tee r jectpg the BIZ vas non coucurred In
the serato then refused order the bill 10 third read.
Ing BY ayes, H. says, Is.
AFTERNOON sEseIoS.
PAs.ID.
Giving additional POWERS 70 she corporations Of New
Yosk ssd Br ooklyn.
10 prevent she spread Of pestlsntai diseases.
Incorporating the hc county medical societies.
Increasing The compensation OF jusces OF the peace
Reguasrg the dhsrb Of tue income Of toe Unisd
Bsatss deposit fund.
Amending the charter Of the city OF Bro;k iyn.
Providing fc' the closing Of In ,erpsrassd banks whoa
their char ess have expired.
IsgsExf ~ the scls Of tue Supervisors Of gow York
Rciaive 20 the c'erks IN the Tar Receivers oioe.
Relative 10 widening Broadway Deswesn Fify second
and F'fty ninth streets
Al act In relation 10 vexatlous libel auita.
Incorporating The Paci6c Dock Company.
AppropsAtibs s2sooo or the Improvement OF the Hud
son river.
Amending tina militia laws % that the Oonmander.in-
Chief confer the honorary rank OF Colonel Captains
serving twepty years or more.
MeAn. p. Smith aud Brooks were appointed Q Com
mi,tee on tho prsctoabiy Of tunneng the East river
Adjourned I'll Monday.
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BANGOR, April IL, 1881.
The frcshet the Piscaaqua river has bean the O.
verest known for SIX bridges have been Carried
away. AT Foxarot carried away the brick building
owned by WV. Harris, Esq, which was formerly Q
hoe and fork factory; damaged the foundry building
slishiy, carried away portion Of the dam, and uasvt-
ally injured the wooten factory Of Mayo & Son. A
Dover The water carried away Mo bridge portion AZ
tho granite wsll Of the canal injured browns WOOL
len factory, and Destroyed the dam OF the s~m 1t ths
lower village. joseph Browns gIia and ssvnu were
carried away, and also the bridge n 0uford me d.
mage the Penobscot and Keunebso rivers Ii also
tensive. AZ euiliord the driver Of Stage surprising
the bridge only overlooked drove his team nso The
river and loo, IT, Himself and ths passengers narrowly
escaped drowpipg.
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Affairs In Washington.

WASHINGTON, April ii, 1867.
There were over one hundred applicants for the ok
land Offices In Nebraska. Mr.. Chapman, the delegaAs
nom the Territory msnded residents only, and
CURED three Of the ooes for them but the outside pres
prevented the entire mpshment Of his wishss
Tho following persons said TO have bean appointed
Daooah district John O. Turk, Register, and John N. Il.
Patrick Receiver .outh Platte distrot-Aac L. Gibbs
Register, and Edward Dsslond, Of Alabama, Receiver.
Nemaha distrioi-GeoTge H. Nxon Of Tennessee, Rags
ter, and Andrew HopkinS Of Pennsylvania Receiver.
There ID little doubt hat Governor lizard will be
moved. His SUCCESSOR has not yet been dssignated.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April IL, 1857
The Bsuse Ssreed 10 meet hereafter st OK O'Clock in
the morning. az in Tho afternoon, and In .hs evening
Mr. RAwsos moved ibs, the supply bill be reported on
monday, In order that might Be printed. Lost.
BILLS
To proven, the safe OF Intoxicating liquors The ns,sh.
borhcod Of The Clinton prison.
In relation he md OF the Shorf OF Kings county
TIE NEW CRY CHARTER.
The House eorourred n the senstes amendments 10
The New York Charter ~ and the bill relative 10
Bills were passed 70 con arm the location Of the new
line Of canal ihrousb Por; Byron,
For tire appor,ionment or members OF the Assembly.
To organize Senate disiricis
In relation TO The smenw In the oily OF Now York
ard amending several rcn relating thereto.
TO me improper detention Of the notes Of couu
The sni relative TO The stage route. Of Nsv YORK;
abc and passed.
AFTERNOON sEssroN.
Bills PAsgxD
Providing for the pcor por alton Of associations
To improve tho breed OF comerlic animals,
To authorize ssokc,t's Hsrbor and Eisburs Railroad
70 increase the rates OF fare.
COMPANY.
To smend the militia law 20 a. 10 ALLOW bono,.,v ,S
10 be conferred In certain cases.
DenHDs the powers and duties Of the Courts OF spocsl
Sessions except New York and Albany, and regulating
10 suihori,e additional compensation 70 the BROOKLYN
To amend the act for opening ard grading Division
To authorize he State Line Railroad comp.pv n r,,.
chase the stock Of The Erie and Nor,hess Railroad DON
TO authorize the incorporation Of computes Tor ire i'm,
portston OF gu,no
TO .utsc'zs The Ban.o aud Lake Huron Railroad Com
The House 90, Cured In the seusies 10 ths
b' 70 relation 70 piers and slips the Cast river.
contract and W amend The marriage lavs wNs lost
noo01 70 reconsider wSs lad on We table
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Serious Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, April IL, 1857.
serious accident occurred on the hahlgan SouiAaa
Railroad On Thursday night Calumet station, 70 NJ
express train going west. Eleven CARS were thrown o.
the track, and one lady and child killed. Several others
Gel NE names.
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Arrival OF the Niagara at Boston.
BosroH, April IL, 1857.
The royal mail steamship Niagara arrived 1t her dock
shortly before Her mails for the South will be dss-
patched In the afternoon train due in New York about
midnight.
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The Case OF the Rev. MIR. Kallech.
npsly 4

The Case OF the fxev. hir. KaII0Chs
BosroS, April IL, 1857.
AT q meeting OF the fremont Temple Baptist Society
last evening the following resolution was adopted -
Resolved, That have carefully weighed the testmo-
ny which has been brought for ward 10 sustain the charge
alleged against our pastor, Rev. 8. Kalloch, and
new declare In tho most positive manner unabaaed
confidence In his integrity . man and minister a
The gospel, and most earnestly do we now roqueNl
him 70 resume the public services Of the sanctuary,
our poaiof aAd teacher, and We again most cordially
pae6ge him undivided attachment and unwavsrinG
support until The dark clouds Of hs Al have oil disa
peafed.
Another resolution, whuh was also adopted, provides
for contributions 70 defray Mr. Kaeohs expenses during
The late trial.
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The number OF deaths, compared with the CORES
pOndng weeks in 1855 aud 1856, was as follows
week ssoiDs April IL, 1855.
l<t loeos $50
Ia 1851. ......,......... .<2s
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MADAME PArAra, one Of the best and most popular
vocalsts In our mds purposes 10 return 10 Europe very
soon. Madame Psiars, assisted By several sxcc,lenz
artists, VIII give farewell concert .. Nibio's sAloor
the csih Inst
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Appointments, &c., of the Police Conn
mtssfoner~.


The Police Commissioners met on Friday snsrnoos,
In the Mayors ofnoe, CITY Hlu Present Mayor wood
and City Judge Russell. The following appointments and
dismissss were made, resixnsuons accepted, Sc''-
First ward Michael Murray, Captain OF Police OF Mo
First ward In place Of Michael Hspin, whose term Of
service expired.
Second wsrd-Jobn Kcousb and Edward Oarr'ssn 70
appointed. -
Fourth vard-R Hanrahan re- appointed
Ffth wsrd.--L. 3. enater re appointed.
seventh vsrd.-Rooy Ryan Was sppoin'ed n me psSe
OF L. w, Pierce. who was din charged
byerth ward --Thomss Walsos was appointed In NE
place Of Charles NJ stb, who retigned
Eishlh ward John Henvy Helms wM appointed In
the nsce OF Ryndsrs, resigned.
Ninth ward --Csptaln Ackermsn was 70 appointed.
Tenth ward % Oliver vas 70 sppoincd,
1h,vteentb vard.--wliam Fisher wseh wa an
pointed Police Captain OF this ward In tho place OF o,rs
HusseIl, dismissed.
Eincensh vsrc .-Csptain Dllss vas re- .sppointsd.
seventeenth ward-Wm. VI Mansfield vas appointed
Captain OF this ward in the place Of Captain Hart whose
tlme had expired.
seventeenth ward Anthony Ke'ss was appointed IN
the place Of Nelson Most whose time hsd EXPIRED
oncer' Evsns, Of the Flnh ward, detAIsd 10 sbs
foe, Of jay s,rses
L, O. Barnard Was aessusa W the CIV judges cour.
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Movements OF Hon. Mr.. Stanton.
81. LOUIS, April III, 1857.
Mr. Stanton Secretary Of State Of Kansas left .hs sy
estsrday for that Territory
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PmtAp1rrruA, April III, kesf.
stocks Mm. Pennsylvania Sc, ssk; ReadtAe mi
road, ass; Long Island Railroad, l25.; Morris baal
bx; Pennsyivnsia Railroad, lsH.
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The Europa Outward Bound.

The Europa Outward Bound,
HAIlFrr, April, IL, 1857.
The Europa having experieseed . dessauon Oh sAa
hsrbov BY fog did moi arrive here until P. n ysssr-
day she sailed again st $50 p. n. for Liverpool, win
calm but fosgy weather.
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Sentence OF Death against two Murderers.
Boeros, April II, 1857.
Chsf Justice Shaw this forenoon proa senssass
OF death Oh James Mcgee and Charles Cater for tAs
murder Of ihs warden md Deputy Warden Of the Bsas
prison. They are 70 be confined In jail for ono year. and
hung On luoh DAY q the Governor may appoint
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TH1 OrnS AZ NIBIos GAlDm TO morrow nirht ~
Italian Opera Company, under tha direction Of Nars.sk
and Paine, commence seaaou u NbIos Garden, whom
Verds rrsvnts announces the chief atraossa q Ne
evening being The debut otths prima doss nma %
sa'sanss, who has created frcrs ono Of ths sror
Giles The season commences ii favorable tins, and
ahonld ha auncesnfni
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Collision In the Chesapeake

BAIliMozs, April II, 1851.
The vessel which came In sollinion with lhe stsumss
Louisiana was ne schooner su~csssA, Of New Hsysa.
She has arrived ~ Norfolk, slightly damaged.
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Clarke Female Pills.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Clarkes Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Pfsp4Fe5 from Prese,tSoa Of Sg j. Clark, w. n.
FAsnasn Er,rs~d,nayy 10 the Qs4a.
THIS invaluable medicine Is unfailing
Ia the cure OF all those painful aud danger
Gus disorders 10 which the female constitution is
subject 1t m0derates aif-xee.se. and removes all
distractions. and speedy cure nay be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
II IL peculiarly suited. II will in a short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent eoun-
teFfcits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by female. that
are PR snant, during e ra la,ss Haon,As, as they
arc sure 10 bring IN miscarags but at any other
safe
Sole Agents for this country
&c. BALDWIN a Co, Rochester NY.
ICIfLE MOSES, Auburn, ". Y,
GENERAL AGEsrs.
n B-sl, 90 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
Any authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of the
Pulls by return mail
For sale wholesale and retail by O. p Sargent
a 70, Bangor, and BY one Druggist in every town
IN the United states. Barr, Poster 4 Co, No J.
Cornhiil, Boston. Wholesale agents for New Eng
land soid IN Ellsworth by c. G. Peck. IL
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M "A L Z
ron }SlI ! \
FOR 1852
just recc we'd and -; .aie ~
hi NJ HALE.
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The Lotteries at samuel SNlu : "a. are charter
Cd by the ~tate n Gcat ia, ami Eats sworn e.n.
missioners appointed to sGperintani then lfaW ;
aud certify that everything connected with tss
same - done ia a strictly honorable manner
They uagr II tie public inir opportunity f4f in
HestMent, the Interests Of IaFtics at distance h,
ins a. well protected =, though thoYwcrr present
The Manages Would respectfully eaQ attention to
the iact that all tefsaus have "a! a III. t. s,tA
oFdeEs tor tfeketa 20 Georgia a. the IUtteris. Of
samuel swan Co, are aHthorizei by tn Lei.
iature Of that state lottery Will lie drawn e.; erC
saturday throughout the year. al orders received
bying Billed IN the drawing b. taAe place after
the same eames 70 hand. According t. the scheme
one ticket ia every ten must DRAW Prize Tick
els are slo; heltes,S3i quarters, s. 50. No tick
cts sent unless the money accompanies the order.
The drawings are upon the princil lie Of one ANN.
Der ca each ticset and are simple that none
can tail q understand them. There is no comhi-
nation d numbers 10 mistify the buver Iriz,.
vary FROM ste to SO, 200; every prize being
drawn, the result Of drawing forwarded 10 ali
purchasers
III iist Of the numbers that are dawn fyon,
the wheel. with the amount that each min i en-.
titled 10, viii be published after egery drawing.
~ the following papsrs New ollean, Defa
Mobile Rsgsstg, Charleston N,ga4atd. Nash vile
tJazfte, Atlanta iN,iii9eneo savannah Ne,es. and
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plainly, aud direct to
;, SWAN Co. Augusta. Georgia.
Pfi1es paid IA full-no yercenta e dedaoted from
p'i ~ a. "a otaer lotteries. VI ly3
All communications strictly confidential.
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4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

- YEARS OF AGE
/ " aase sands ~ Life havc nearly run ant, dis
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Ter Ss,sn'- ,flu Asthma. Braashi5.. Dsisls Cusl,
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sf IN weet' BIZ only child, daughter, was given
aP 10 die--Iie lad heard l8uch u the wonderful
resterai Ee l1Ahralin, qualities # r5eqarat -pn.
iHt+e if1n tic hast India Hemp, aud tie Thought
occurred r. ANA that ks might make t remedy
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ati parts - Tie World aud be has never failed in
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scHd % aea cf Ai- afflicted fellow beings a. request
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4aires rsaea applicant % eue,ese him one SHILLING
three eehts - Le returned postage oa the
recipe aai tAo remainder to be applied ~ the l
payment OF this advertisement Address
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Positively the Last Cnii.

1 II. demands Of six months standing
not settled by the first Of Oct, will be LET,
with an attorney for collection. and no MIS-
TAkE! 5 PADELFoRD 4 Co
Ellsworth. Sept .. 1851. 3ws5
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THE wcll-known MARYLAND Consol.
= dated Io,teries. 4 which L. THs>e, &c.
are the mana GER. are chartered hy the stat. oi
Ma ~ and and mtssit elected hs the PEI
pie ha Is zsetn 10 .aperinteud and certify tt a.
everything connected with tn, Is done IN ,trlct
y honorable manner. and thai tEe interests 81 a.
tics " hs afe at distance are a. Soii protected
II Acy fhemstiYos we're Ifeteui at tie dfa
Another fact whivh the managers call stttrtl
to. D.. tat ali prs - lavr legal tisti To
o;,ict. 1T tietvt. - NsFylstd a. l.u,ties stt le
xaIIFesi Is sfee5at law ia n al state ! Istteiy
drawn every day a the nth. II To Jsttieels
class /. nas4eI. eft.tts srs He'd in The tIti dr
ing T. tAke place aftct 81 upHieRt3tn Is ne
to hsud, Tie rttees Il ticket. Vary II M : IL
SO " tickets arr. however. stHt itt..t lc
money { lie sanc IS received with the sfdcr-
Thg drawings are spna the principle # f7
bay saea ticket carter the Havana planl apd
IeruarY cstsbinatien. Prizes vary in amount SO
e. stHHsH8a. Al afdcts Tor tickets or package.
viii receive pfsaHt attention, and the drawing
aa45s3 l. al ssafeAa-eys Immediately after i,
.sHfz
s-4sHess 7 II. HUBBARD, 4 CO
y. "a Fsycit~ = ~ Bax -. 30
R-#s baltimore. Mzfyiand
La hfano Nutahers Il the MARYLAND Lot
t-z aHh=5zrzs y tic state cemuissiearf IN
tts Paper. VIZ s-- Nuu, eiIfisr. :. met
ear t7zHs. II taii4Htofss slsn the National -
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Livery Stable

IHE subscribers continue to carry ON
the LIVERY bushes at the old stand 81
hopkins Partridge. Horses and carriages 20
ronage Is solicited
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE 1 90.
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GUN SMITH.

M 'a'@ert-r gives notice that he repairs guns make.
LoSAs and does every ling in the ,,in-srnithln Inc
Street. - ssitst -. - s't'
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE. bound
Vols. :. ., 10. Il and a.
f,NMERSON'S MAGAZINE. -Vol.l4,
"a 1897.
sIERRY'S MUSEUM.-Yols. -
and &c.
Tie above Magazines are we'll bound and will
be sid very low by 81 NJ HALE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-22

The Republicans Of Minnesota, noswith-
standing The immense frauds contemplated
and endeavored 10 appropriated By the Pro-
slavery Democracy, have made clean sweep
IN the late election. They have elected their
candidate for eioteraBr, tgamsey,. all the
state ticket, esl the Ipemters Of Congress.
ana large majority in both branches in the
Legislature. The insures, also, two Aepub-
iican United States Senator'S from The new
STATE. That will da for beginning
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Eoreign NcwA.


BY the North America, at Quebec, from
liverpool ON thu 7tfr, there WIS nothing ixter
from India.
The 9TH was observed as day Of Humi-
ity and Prayer in England on account of the
troubles in India. Business was entirely
suspended. The Bank Of England had loan
ed the East India Company million pounds
sterling on the security Of India bonds
More troops were held in readiness for In
dia. 10000 additional militia were to be
embodied into the army.
FRAScE.-The difference between France
and Denmark in regard to the settlement of
the Sound dues had been arranged.
swEKpRs.-'fhe Prince Royal has been
proclaimed Regent during the Kings ill.,
ness.
Liverpool Cotton Market.--An active en-
qairy had arisen in the Liverpool market and
prices OF all descriptions were slightly high.
er.
The Liverpool breadstuff market was droop.
ing and prices were slightly lower. Flour
dull and triae easier. Wheat dull Ida I'd
lower. White corn declined Is. Richards,
Spence 4 Co. quote Western canal -four solea
BIS. Ohio 3ola3ss. Red wheat IS 6i(as
ID White wheat 9-(g9s I'd, mixed Corn
S7s Cd. White 40.Cai2..
Bacon firm, holders demanding an ad-
vance.
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onto.

The majority for Chase in Ohio will be,
on official count, nearly or quite 1000. Ii
IS conceded ON ali hanis to be Mt least about
loo. With this result, there is cause for
eongratulation. The case could not be nut.
IN ONO, more TO our disadvantage than it
was put in tho late campaign. Chase has
been, from the FIRST, an emphatic opporrnt
Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Tho member of that
party regard him With the most malignant
hatred, and have made common cause with
the Pro Slavery Democracy in the effort TO
defeat him. But he has triumphcd over all
opposition. The party at his back is, "pure
and simple" Republican party, and his
election establishes the fact that the Repub.
lican element in the Buekeye State. aside
from ali personal popularity, all extraneous
influences and Incidental advantages, is the
paramount and Triumphant, sentiment. An
other man than Chase might have command.
50 much larger majority. His nomination
proves to have been hazardous experiment
lie stood great chance of failure. Ii he
had failed, it would have been great dis
as'er, and the mere prestige of power would
have been saved 10 us ii another candidate
had been elected by outside assistance, nl-
though the simple Republican platform
might not have had majority Of adherents
IN the State. But to success with Chase no
small majority, is much more advantage
GUS than such success would have been.
backed by $4,000 majority; and since the
experiment did result in our success. there
is no Republican, who will not rejoice that il
was made. The Chase party is a clean Re-
publican party, with every outside sympa-
tinker and uncertain voter read GU, az Il.
TO the aggregate majority of that party. adj.
dttons may ia future be made, but our vote
can never be reduced belor that point. The
party that has elected Chase is a true. un-
hsuching, 'horoagh-gong, reliable Rspubl
can party.
1t rs very possible that the Pre-. Slavery
Democracy have majority ia the I.eeisla.
ture. THIS results fran an outrageous rcr.
rymatder Of tho State, by that party, in the
ncw Constitution, which cannot be altered
Tor yet some time. Chase might have been
elected by $4,000, and still Pro Slavery
Legislature been elected, under this most
unjust and inlqa tous apportionment
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1 : watch special taxes arc due and unpaid for
~ Matchmaking and earbing on Blonde4u street

NpilCE is hereby given to the owners Of the
Lsis g scribod IN the foregoing list, stnateI in the
clty OF heokak, Lee county and State OF Iowa
aud all others interested, that a special tnx has
been assessed and levied said lots by the City
Council Of said city for Matchmaking aud curb
ing IN front Of said lots, designated in the
above list; and unless payment be made vi the
taxes 20 levied anu also all costs, before the 10th
day Of November, A. y. 1857, the said lots, or 50
much thereof ball be necessary to discharge
SAID TAX and costs, will be sold ON the day afofe
SAID, at the Mayor etio, in said city, between
the hours Of o'clock a. nj. and so'ciock p. m
c. q. STEVENS,
Collector of the City OF keokuk.
October Is, 1857. did