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PsuusYLvAnIA RAIL1OAD.
-

The great 1enssat N.at., eess.etiag the Atlantic
cities with ths wsss~sn scsths .sissa, ana sc.th.
vcs.sgn states, BY tinuoas tsaitsa ~ direct Is.
euad also connects 81 ttti.basxa wps daily hne ui
sssamsss ~ sli peru tnc Wes,era Riscrs, and
Cievsisad aad sasdasky s,ih Steamers 10 all pot,-
ON, shs North vestcss LAtes. making NE noel IA.
s.ct, cheapest sd vstsstts vssts By witch ffeghi
can loo tor = ssdsd 10 aud from the Gfoat Nrss.
Rates between IhilAaslphiA and Pittsbsrg,
Gtrss alMss. boots, shees, ttatsl
aud CAps, hooks, ury Goods lin IA, - ,.. .
boxcs, bales and Waaks,l Drugs ""
/ In boscsN ~ bales, u kars, Fsath.rs.
nocWma ClAss.ssD Domestic sheet
/ tug, snlrting aaI Ticklng tin Dflxi.
nal baias,l Drug. lin caskssf Hasi. GOc. y IO0
i ware, Leather tan rolls Of boAus,j
Wool and shc.p PsiIs, kAsts
Thisa Class.s.Ansiis, steel,
Cnains I'm cAsks,l Hemp, haroa
f.Bsk, ssltcd liouseof y sasAs1io- soc . i90 .
bscso, manufactured tssespt et-
9oa rsh Cinss. ...Cosee, Fish, lila
con, B.ef& Pork TN essks OF boa
es saslvArd,l Lard n Lard Oil, suc . t0o 4.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash. German
Clay, LAT, rsteh, kasiu. As.
fl.DUk-o o. per oaffei Until ia sthet napee.
GRAIN 50 cts. per iuv 4 until fn,,hef notice,
cotroN-s. per bai., ass eaeeeains soo ibs,
vcis ht anti. tather nstlee.
EJ in.hlpp,as Go, fromany point eas, Of rAn
saaiphiH, 10 psrsl, aisf 70 mark p.ekHg gs.a
/ sylssa,s kssiysss.a All goods consigned 10 the
S.hlsisr this Rasi ~ shlladelphla OF Psbasx viu
bo sov~2sdsd wiuhoai q 'leausa.
Fasisat A.ssrs.--Earfts, Normiy a I0., Mem.
pAts fcaa., X. Y rAss To-, ~. Lsnis,J. =. Mitch.
"a "A son, kyansvills, lad, uausnsn, He'll a Ilns
dos and tartcs a Jeset;, Lnais siiis ny. Msi
drum, Mad..,n, I'd; ssgr'xmAa .sre~n, .ad irvir
~, Cincinnati. ". w. OsAeasa II To-, ZAn.ssills
o.; ...ecb d Co., ~ kiiby u. Bostou Leech q 10.
Asggr House, y. York. William 81. and Halter
Place. scs YORK. b. } .Ansadaf. fhiizdeyhia; Ma
xra- " hooa., Dai.mors. t..o. q. kreaeiseas, Pitts
burg. .
"a. H.J.L0MbAkEI. .ssH't. sH sss. Re.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

Ac SxAAAkA1 EOS A<As
M = . N 4 m - - IN O -
NJ DOaAHuE, successor w Msssrs. l- tisissN
lvls davenport. having Pafehssei "a . shove PREM
isas IL nas pssI,ssed Ia Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
oiths various kiaas sa,abi. tso wAnts Of
uy. Alse, CASTINGS Tor AL ofthe dinosoat vsfts-
tics of afss .siaxs aai ,ssftings 81 all isetptioss
Horse Work Of the Latest styles,
CArs s.ils Bsaek.is, Cotumns vt., etc, aisays on
hand. aud mAks ~ order.
Ioaneetei sith .a. above 10 . FcfsinE SHOP, IN.
dcs the direction oi men of sapcrior skiii.
Brsss sud Composition of Castings msdsio ordsr,
la pbit Metal always hand.
Az 81 tck ~ Patterns for Machinery, Buiiding aud
Osaa .niai purposes, 70 unsurpassed BY any s.stsr
kssabltah mant in sh- West.
Kcpsssiax dona ~ the shastost notice. chasses
rcassnshis. Casf Il all times paid fos Old ir"n Asd
Coppe
Corner of Prom. and scott Sts., La vanpost towa.
Mehai 1.u ". UUNAHU6.
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n. o.. HktDkNHEiMHR,
whelesals and 1stail oseeesy al pyovisAo

AAvs6 ~. q dssvs hetsU Gvedy. NsrsA siia
4 Havk Jsst ssesivsd Esd an spsalua ees Of -
iassssi asd beet ssiceted staehs OF
GROCEk1ES AND PROv101ON0
ever sssss bsosght ~ shis mashoA W uhtah ! isvws
tho attention of country merchants and Ne % M
Gsnsssi,t 10 whom ssss ~ abavs - geooalj su1uea
pric4s.
Iail ssdsse for ,ossselvss bssos. psssAaaas -,
where. - - Nm
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ssseags, HssvAsAsAg ana csnnissssa Bssi
ness.
sn~HGhts asn of0sods.ss, waeei.s = iAntis has
il tne u-ss assssised, Ne sabscnssss vni eoIsina,
= Sssssess q Ne Mare Nsssc laasiy oeeap,sd b,
nakos . ttskss opposits sae y. 4 ~. ". u. usvos.
pesner sssssassss vsA vlssss .dssss tasis 0s' es
" > <trss = 80, vaisa sAAll receive prompt ~
ssssion.
sviSaAN OOopktChA d Go.
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q aros.
DRUG, AuD MIDlCIuIs.

loIILs, sALlgnS, &C.
SCOTT HOUSE,
coraer Of Harrison and rseas sssssss, one seaass
sclo~ ,as ssc. rscsss and Perry saadiux.
IL. HUMPHREY = co., Psopsissoss.
sa:s..ss l. .s:s a, -, y,
Large usv Hstsl.
and added aose thAa ess.hAif W ~ forasr sse,
| and having ss-d,tsl sul easotshsi Ne cnnre
| hease, are prepared 10 s~adss ~ stay sf guests
pteasaut. fncy l., ussstt o. sausu4aes Of
ssss.ssoss. ia.. Aas.s !. sss q sss .s:s s.e...a,
ocAiieas Ia DAv enpoft. eoonAaosng vies 81 me
user, Of kUos islasd city ssd Of old tea Ara
sssonx. M.
NEW YORI HOTEL.
1arrisen, between 4rsas "a oeess. osssts,
DAvkAsoHt. IOWA.
}. kihtnR, rtopnstor.
esmmsaaiax ; aae v.s~ sfths Msssss've! sI.st .sa
kOck islAad. lAays du
8rasllev y 1rsckess,
Dealers In Palnp. oils, oasA Dsees. Blinds -.
as are nov reesivias large sssostass. si
tsoods generally kspt Ia . Paint and OH store,
.spt., DAtkNfoKr, IOWA.
5000 :.s sSs - S'- S''. o'''; 4. a. sss ;ss aud Tor
Ss,s !. "a. s N s.;. s',s .. 's to;
sale ~ No. ia,vs.
tlkusnks-.i, k,ads ior sale
oach, Furnitass and DsmAr, .
N sapssnac article ,sr saisst NJ. tu,Nn.
lsuhk GoLpR>, tnc iHsgsss assersa4sns ever ero'i
t"tns. market ~ No. iu,6W.
DArEST uay2h, iae Dos. ssucss In use Tor sale
Il ~ No. iv,W1.
W".s, :, lAAp-D11 1sASrSS X S1sss !. 4 sso;tksrr. 40;
niLs-kolicd and Linsssd Oh BY snc Del.
1lLfNDs, a large as,orimsn, ol aochssses bhnds,
lDJsss received al BkADl.sT a bkockkfT.
r yRYsrAL Plat. GlAss COR eosehss aad show cssss
Ssiarss sssorsm.Ei for sale a -
sspisf BRADLEY q RkOcksrT.
11cAsEs uamdcn Gs~~s,
/ IA. 7. Nsiis Son. b erais dr.en,
" Paris or.sn,
o /" American Nermiiiion,
/" Barnt Umbcr,
just r~csissd and in STORE.
BRADLEY BnOCKErI.
Movie NJ. toy"s Braay q. e.sr., 9Th
Oiassd windows.
A LAkok osscasent OF windows on Aaad sary-
fos ssis by BRADLEY = BNockkTf,
No io'wo corner of sh ani bssds Ste.
seps stu JAvKNroKr. IOWA.
O . G. TODD co.
No ala N. MaiS srxnrr. coasrs or MoasAs,
oT. LOUIS, uo.
Manufacturer. Of
l. 4 \ r. % a. k q g. I. Tt N q,
fa9NcM nuHR Mill sTONks,
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nAssY's RxAPsR AND nowRn.

.nss CANADA iss'
LiQMOr store.
Pm, Imported Wines f. Liquors. Cigsrs. DC.
rae Just ossxkp.
ner tis. tspsasn fnsaue, scsnd 81. corner si MP
les la ta.s eitj, siii toe af"ss's s.'"stsn., ss Va.
i.sswt sl t,. I i,asafSsi tses, L.aaets AID
ta3ar., ever br,.ssh a. ths w.s,sta sauntsy oas
EeAss gs,is all parcps<sd IA Msatrsi. tsaAsi~,
aud sssptsi /. us ~ aosD, III as enabling us W
GUARANTEE THGM fuhk.
fssl.n9 sanlsnt that saoek, - rsxAfas anaty
.d ps,c. siii compare fAs.rsbs ~h Aaa ~ Amssies,
Wits this attention of s~su~s .ishax =. pss.eaS
DyH NGK q hAkNks.
VIZ. y. Bawsss, hom S@v York.
IA Esssa@. from Nuutrs Hsh'Ss*S
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Iapssiansb " pssssnsess xsing kass VIA
JOotes GWa OGf,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD

I'"O 0AinsteaNe sbisk krksspt
I connecting Al LsAe station 9Th In. Ntchigan
t~atrAt u. II. from Dssroi aud theme. With tho
Great Western, Canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls,
BunAio, Albany, N. iork, Boston, fh ladciphiA, ,
Montrcat, Ac.
TRAINS LkAvk JOLIET
G.tA A N, Ltxhtaing kxpr-ss arrive. at Detroit
ats N Siayara fAiis S,la aeHt morning al "
Sosk W NJ .stsn NJ . 81 ntxhs. arrive ~ Phil
sdaiphia vita Eimira ~ ~ NJ, also connects ~
Detroit With sleamsrs fsr Cleveland, aud thence
Nth morning trAins {" all poins in Oaio and Penn
sytvnniA.
s.I0r n Fxpress csansess naxt morainx at De.
ttot wish % suh tsae of Through vita
oattandths, arriving al ;. - A. NJ esanseting Win
knprcss trsin TO New York and Baston. Also con-
nects utsh tne morning train On the Canada Nall
GAY arriving at Ntagars fAiis stG.3tP. ".
fhrsagh tickets caa bs pafeh sssd ~ IN" ticket
one. OF lns eouspsny alJoist. allowing Passengers
to lay over . al fssu me thsif seats a. pleasure.
Jsn. let. 1851 du N.kttk, Supt
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PARricuLIs norIcx.

~ kstKE xisax sasas ~ Ill sssssss inises~d y ms
Il once sau up u sis Aor.sants ~ they viii Ls
pIsT - In p t~s hanak Gw cpilsrstoa c.essnas ~
k~sp oastasaly . tsr2s stock VI fresh FAMILY uhU'
CER s ali varieties and ii the hsst yuaty, 81 my
ssoys the evnes Of second ss1 isUs Hss~ess aud
culss Ssh tbs stisnoa VI ~ pubc 10 tsts arrivals
this . .ssrs
dee iem WALTkH hGLLus
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0fofenfs.
DssAsDa.QlrsON.

1'Hk Arm ~ kyaa 4 MsGsra In lAs ussessy g.
! ssos. vss Dissolved On lhs lisA of M.,, NJ
fhas scsssi hsvts9 pmsossssd NJ. kyas = iasssees
th~ ngn ~Ii hereafter Lc Net.aes = sc0as 80
~hi csnasct bss'nsss - IN old stand. Ne. tson
y aud Lsvss. ws sai collect ell saal1s and pay
al a"sts sf tha Late asm.
IansGslu
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cRARLEs OOODRICx,

cnARLEs OOODRICx,
lsCN0.og LAND Az ENT.
F.okkAUk. NEHkAsk TkkHtIUkS,
Viii .llsnI ~ lAs iscsliss Of tAsi warrants asd
tho g.' a..s ., .a,@. .sa. aud V .,ss - .si.s
msto. thereto can obtain u ~ sadfsssssS ns ss
abass 6ese'e
LONDON NEWS!
AZ sLssdoa has ios, one Of Ass bss. eulsess, Dsv
~ sapor hss eAssd oss Of sAsDsss sssssss shts SIDE
can and see oss Of Ne Ssss sssouss.ss Of
CLoTns, CAssinEan, vkslisos, 6unnEs
AsD LsEs Go0Ds AsD FussisH-
ise G0ols,
ever hsousAt % davenport sCAETkEL sss~sgtv
out. Al. esst.sass. csn dspsnd oa bsInx alssi
ed. .ss.is spiia
The Old Pisnecr Bakery s0ll ahesd
sa.Hs .absrrl,.ss has recently nsds sxtsssvs pss1
isas..a, soda, Pie kle, ws.ss ssd 0yssss ciastsss,
nassai s.sss si.s i.s.2 sss.a, csSss ssd sssss.
essa.y, Tor ID. naaaAessss Of Crr. { Fssi's
PAf1u1 LoAy D19AD,
nads BY MaeLisssy. The advantages slaiasd for
w.. ss.:s - ss ss1 - : s :Ss.
Anes IL is och vsisss and @oss even ittssDs ucA
.oagss s.hoas sscoalas ssais, asd ~ .aay pssssss
10 mol 9Llse uonAbis wksn : wesk old, u eats -
- sss an~st wssssh roll, u 9es lnstAss,
aud Il sssdaiy ssodscsd nto tasiises wh0 hsvs ssv-
~ vssd HsA ssss Bssad before. sAall s0staass -
| svu kssed w A9os sss~ssioss. In 0osaae ths
ssose astselss, teeos AcA eessos NJ - 90 ee.
| .eay luvsg ne vilh tksts pauosa1e. JAoaeol eoa
pestsevoss,1 hops W osss: . sseussanes - -
ssne. Al esdsss '-os Ne sesnssy Pc. l4.y assse
| - 70, UAHleb oVO98s
Plo sss nskssy, pssss ssssse, sss s@ssss sbevs
| Basra ss 4 Pretty uss's stsao 1Lis.
| Dsvsspsss,M May ". is1e-du
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DAILY DAv2uPORr oA2R11.
oAuDoas . me, PlhliaAssA
98010 % 0U0oC1aDT10Ns
os.s-eAss ~ ssss.. savss.s y eAv.ssss ssAss
3f;sss.s:- . -: - ). 80 S:s: !. 49,.
Wsassr-e4 - sasssn = s1vassA
1ssas - AAvsssasiogs
- ssasss gsss - -
0AvaxrORr Asso0lAT1D PsnsA
nay ~, ~.
o. sssses n Tsssss Lssss, - - - . sesss.
80. ~: =: q: -
o. - -. 90 a s.ssAa. nNss
fss go =. a.s 9.s -. = sa.ass sS:s
N%s.ssx = ~ ''ss { ss'sss~ sss1 =.
~ sss ss~Arsss q sAs ~, -.
nHI~O ss6 - ssx Asss. ola,es ~ sAssa.
- 60 AAp = sAAaaissaa ssase = = osas ~
- sss 49, AssAs. ~ -. Aa.ss.ssss ssUys
U1Q%aDsA eAssgeBsmsmls ashAd scss tnsnA ussn u11s
usssy ensse.ag cssssafss ~iii - sa.s1ssssA I. ~
~ sosAAiy v ~ 0asAaas bSsssss " ehs a1sUo19
0Aeli ee1w eAvssssu.snAs ssss y ~ - sasaeiss
- = AAsass.
veel nsusasa saAn ssssta go sAasusa sesssAapiy.
AAs9o1nsasAesssuAs = vsuAlY . ssnsaase es.s
-. L = 49, :: ::: - 80 49, = 49, '. sss.
z!..sss..sss -. ss..A =. = s.n = ,....
&c. = Ssss.s "Sssss.ss sss..ssSis = ~
- g ees.ssssA sAy esysss - s1ssss.-sss
Esssassss:ss is:.sss; ssss - s.sAi.s .Aass y
81 sons a1sosss 4 shsss ssas. ed kses saAuisg
ts1e. - 60 s1ssss e sss..s -:
4AsDss. ( $50 Ds.ss essss's.
1. ss.iSscsss .iscsss ! c.. "'Sss Sssss - S B:..s:...
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DRUNNER 4 CANHEl.

AHEIAL Hsofess. Constructors of smsso stacks,
MI nsscehess, ,Hsstsrs, Ac. Heat and House Plumb
lag aud tax Of svesy dsses,ptoa dese Oh shos'
loSiee. Alsp setaing Of .
Hot Air Furnaces. vsatilatsss. As.
At,..tioa N tavitsd IN thsis sssostmsnt Of com
mon eislssn, =, AZ ts an i,isls actin rofeo Pumps
Lead pipe. shsst LsaA. oath Tabs. DC.
All woss vssaaLsd. shop 0a corner OF sccaaJ
ssd Hssrtsaa els matvdH
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kOrAkN PUBLIC,
AMD COMAlbSlON IN ~ DkkDs vOR NEW YOnK
0sssca, NJ. 9 Ho9nAs's nisea, Mais ssssss.
eo1soscs, usssss nsszy cad l1sA sssssss-
0ovoaSost, lova
Aw Sese1sss psvoDey eeeso1s4 70 ts sAs csures o
~ oon1s, llhss1a, a11 ~ y. .. 0Dosss.
Csslscssss nals 10 eay pass - ths unies1 esssss.
0o0oy konned 81 kAnAs buusAe on1 eU1d.
OoVeon.6se. Snn - ~
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MuscaiineAsd owaCit., tSnadAys cxcsptsJl O. sol.
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amout ihe|r best men, and if there had been
an hdest man appointed instead of Gov:
GorwaS, ON our joint Committee, who meant
whathe said. have no doubt that one Con
stitntDn would have been agreed upon long
ago, ind I have no doubt that if, be keeps
away that Committee will get agree upon.
one Constitution. He has been the bane of
everything.
speak what every man who belongs TO
the Convention knows, and for it ] am res
ponsible. mean what ] say say it not
in passion. say what circumstances and
positive knowledge will bear NE out in.
Thus went the matter. need rot make
any Buncombe speech in this Convention, to
satisfy my colleagues here around me. lneed
not take the course that gentleman took. /
know the feeling Of every gentleman IN this
Hall. know what they think Of my course
1 say nothing in regard to that. only speak.
of these base falsehoods which have gone out
through the paper. shall probably atsom
future time, take up this subject ard analyze
it further, but at present l need say no more.
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WonTH "A man passes for what he IS
worth. Very idle is all curiority concernina
other peofe's estimate of us, and idle is ali
fear of remining unknown. If man know
that he cal do anything-that he can do if
better tina anyone else-he has pledge of
tne encouragement Of that fact by all
persons. The world is full of judemsa 49,
and into eery assembly that maj @rsa-. s,
every actio he attempts, he is gaurea and
stamped, What has he done !? IS liz 6igja.
question !tich searches men, and transpierc-
es every fac reputation. A fop NAV sit in
any chair 'f1the world, nor be distinguished
Tor his hofn Homer or Washington /:
but there evercan be any doubt concerning
the respective abilities Of human beings
wnen we eek The truth. Professions may
sit well, OF cannd act. Pretensions never
wrote an lad, nol drove back Xerxes. nor
Christiani,d the world, nor abolished sla-
very. ',s
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Reaolpedl That the Secretary Of this Com.

Resolved, That the Secretary of this Con-
vedtion be instructed to prepare for the press
an exact copy Of the Journal of this Con,
vention; and that the same be furnished and
disposed of in the same manner as the Pro-
ceedings and Debates of the Convention.
On motion by Mr.. CLEGHORN, it was
Resoloed, That the Joint Committee of
Conference be authorized and instructed to
employ sufficient number of copyists to
enrol the Constitution, and have it prepared
for the authorization by the members of
this Convention early tomorrow morning
Mr.. ALDRICH, from the Committee on
Supplies and Expenditures reported sundry
audited accounts for Printing, Newspapers,
Stationary, and other supplies connected
with the expenses os this Convention
Which was accepted and ordered to be
printed
And then, after other closing business.
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow
morning, 9 o'clock.
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Mr.. COGSWELL, another, auth orizing
$50 extra pay:
Which were severally rejected.
On the motion of Mr. HAYDEN, it was
ordered, That the members of this Conven.
ton do now proceed to sign this enrolled
Constitution
But before this signing
The Committee took recess till half past
2 o'clock, p. M.
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1.-THE Constitution is printed in another
column.
On motion of Mr.. SECOMBE the several
resolutions with reference to the signing and
authorization of this Constitution were then
taken up from the table for consideration.
Mr.. KEMP'S resolution to amend, by the
signature of members, was adopted.
Mr.. CLEGHORN'S esolution-members
may sign at pleasure hereafter, in tie Office
of the Territorial Secre tary-coming up
On motion of Mr.. HAYDEN, it was so
amended as to require the absentees to sign
before the first day of October next and in
that shape it was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. STANNARD, it was
Resolced, If this Constitution shall be
adopted by the people, That the Territorial
Governor be end he is hereby requested to
have copy thereof transcribed upon parch-
ment, with the regulations attached for pres
ervation in the archives of the State.
On motion Of Mr.. MANTOR, it was
Resolved, Thai VIM. Shelly, Messenger of
this Convention, be allowed $50 for extra
services rendered the same.
On melton of Mr.. STANNARD, it was
Resolred, That the Sergeant-at-Arms of
this Convention be allowed $75 for extra SER
vices done for this Convention.
Mr.. GERRISH submitted resolution au-
thorizing $75 extra pay to each member of
the Convention and
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The Inlia mails reached london on the
l4th inst, but the correspondent adds uotll-
ing of Importance to the telegrarhic accounts.
The correspondent of the tIiinpes gives the
details d the new outbreaks, which appear
to have been less serious in their conseauen
ces than The early ones. He thinks the food
of the instruction has been passed.
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rs 10 future move
ths Information to
Mt Of the Associated
~
"a turday Morning.
; LeopGrd arrived at
veoing, the 18th inst.
antic cable was lost
ay morning. the llth
out successfully 335
le, and lost over 100
: two miles in depth,
this at the rate of
OTIS an hour.
lent occurred there
'he Niagara was 20
cts per hour, ard 30
E Cable vas running
rtion 10 the speed Of
t necessary to direct
more firmly, when
!, parted at some dis
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

The journal of yesterday was read by tn
Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

queeoe avest - rsol; and referred TO
AAsgmeo Iron 6r1 Ward.
= peeioa - the filling sp, fencing,
&c. Of Waahiagton Square, vas read.
Aid. G. rbin moved that the Aazshal
Be ordered 70 notify I'll persons who
are 10 any way o6structing Washing
tn Squnfe, to remove II sush OBJ
structions therefom within thirty days
from this date, and upon the failure
upon their part to do %, that said Mar
shal farnish the name or names Of snch
delinquent parties to the City Attor-
ney, and that said Attorney be required
to take immediate steps for the reno
wi ofthe same.
A petition from Mcssrs. Dalzell and
Asmussen asking for the payment Of
certain moneya due them for services
- Board Of Health in 1855, wa
read, and, on motion, referred to a
Special Committee, consisting Of Aid.
Forrest, kinsey and Small6eld.
Bill of. T. Sibley amounting To
Oil, 81 for coal &c. was allowed, four
ffths OF tho Aldermen voting in the
affirmative.
On motion, adjourned to Monday
evening, Feb. 23d, ut I o'clock Z. NJ.
JAS. J. SLADE,
! Clerk pro TEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

A sepsra1s vs1e w. taken on pre-
amble dths bill declaring hat uajmi
and unvarsanted tel .,e1hs are pro.
scribed ibr voting o. holding office ia
kansas. That House committee Of
investigation report the Legislature
Va not elected By legal voters, hut
was forced upon then by non-resi-
dents in violation Of the organic Law Of
the territory, and having thus uaasped
the Legislative power, it enacted cruel
and oppressive laws.
AdOpted-05 to 90. Adjourned.
st. Louis, Feb. 18th.
The kansas correspondent Of the Re-
publican says that the bill authorsing
courts to admit to bail in certain cases,
was vetoed BY Governor Geary, bu
had been passed over his veto with
ono dissenting vote in zach House.
The commissioners appointed to in.
vestigats the charges against Surveyor
General Calhoun, had reported in hi.
favor.
Gen. Clark. charged with killing Bar.
bour, had given himself up and enter
ell recognixance to appear At the spring
court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

An ordinance entitled AN Ordi.
nance establishing the grade and con-
dition Of part Of Brady and Seventh
streets and the aide walks on same" "
was taken from the table.
AID. Forrest presented a remonstrsnce
to said ordinance signed by A. lie
Claire and others.
On motion, the ordinance was indef.
initsiy postponed.
The Csmmittce on laSkseN Houses
reported, recommending Tie city "a
pay damages to owners q Nasket Ilous.
e. to Be assssssd BY thses psssone, one
10 b selected by the city, enc by the
ownsrs, and the third By The two per
svns thus selected. The report wss
referred 70 Orliuance Commitase with
directions 10 report It next meeting
resolutions for the snbmiasiqn of the
question TO the voters Of the city.
Aid. Forrestprcsented petition from
Adam Noel, praying for IL payment
Of ceTtain moneys due him HON ex-
Street CommiAsioase Crosssn.
The report was ssswrsd 10 Street
Commiatee.
AID. Coehln ssovca 1T when the
cornell adjourn II adjourn to meet on
Monday evening the cad inst, At Z
o'clock, r. n. &
The Commute on Fire Engines re-
ported having rented and fitted up part
Of the building known - the Carriage
Repository, for the reception Of En-
gines, Hose Carriage, &c, and also pre-
ssntsd bills for rent. &c.
On motion, report was adopted and
bills ordered paid.
The Street Committee reported.
Which, on motion, We laid % the t.
be.
AID. Forrest moved tha& the Street
Commissioner be instructed 70 put Q
plaAk wan acres 0essa9h strsst q it,
intsssctioa With the go side Of Bra
dy stsses 1asthvith, and IN cass Ne
Street Ce0missioner ueeleces Of fails
. Do tAe wssk Numerically, tAs Strsse
Comnit&es b hereby anthosisbd 70 d
To 0a0e.
Aid. Cos6ia moved that the City A
torncy report q The Asxt nsstin9 q
the Council vAeeAee Ne eeatsNeS q
Nv. MissAsll ~ ,sssasaAis9 sAseh =
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