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JOHN P. Hours MANUFscToRY.-This estab-
lishment is located in the northeast corner Of
Hewitt's Block, and occupies forty-ive feet
front on West street, and good portion of his
works run back to the Ohio Canal. He employs
from fifteen to twenty-five men, and runs four
engine lathes for turning purposes one boring
lathe and an excellent polishing lathe. The
largest Of these lathes has attached to it swing
rest for turning levels. Among his other ma
chinery may be mentioned a gear cutter, PLAN
ing machine, an upright drill, aud large guam
tity of shop tools In his blacksmith shop are
three forges, and all the necessary fixtures Tor
this department Eight Of HoLT's stationary
engines are used IN manufacturing works in
Cleveland, which shows that his machinery is
best appreciated where best known. The en-
CINE that runs the machinery ia Hewitt's Steam
Power Block, was constructed at his manufae-
tory, and works admirably. Mr. HoLT's repu-
tatiOn as an engine builder Is among the first in
Ohio, and is deservedly so
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I.n lInes on ttls tAg1fel type make one square en- ,
EsAdvsrtssmauis Loaded and placed IN column o. s'-i
E0sincSs Notices. double the ordinary rates Ia.
YEARLY Advertising Contracts VIII ie uu9elstool -
ne IuIne5fe BUSINESS the Acertseri aia al
sfe1 advsriisemenis seat by the advertiser VII hr
charged eEtTa- ,r.,.--- s,,..,.r.sts
sal Ifeiiziaus Metres, 80 PCT cent. llsHounl .
Rrsiuess NoilcEs Editorial Column viii De eAl=ed Al
tn nc of IS .euts line each insertion
4 ID Ir.seu AdveIiisem TO be pail foT - =is she
Advertisements mthe Weekly, one ssaTe aI less & lia
aanihs OF less, same as dally. -. q.
Advertisements IA D4Iy and Weekly u Be chAise" ~
rer cent extra. -. NJ -
ATarIaEcs ai Deaths u0 eEceedln tea lines . ssls
H.ils Of YEARLY Aa'eI'iseIS pa' 1'i 'ceioWfEs co
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Bankers.
,J.HePdnlan & Co.,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
Con- 20 sign A. { Domestic EHehanee Sn94l5sii 1i
If,eV and Land Warrants. Col eciions % ine Oui1so
SAFE. Canada and Europe. promptly aite n,leN In
AGENTS foTthe Live poul and New 1oIA - - p ~ ~ ss
~ ~ ,tich Passagecan be secured eithtr 70 ~ lLe
If n me advertised rates. Passage can also he Sc
- roIn IiVerpoalto Me- York. Quebec and Rev VI
n- IL, fhe regular lines uf sailing facke Slts
fr5l Hsvra Hamburg and Bremen 70 New y y y s
Teh a TI liouat. lhle thTol-t y ltle I9-llLe.
al Fro9o and Great Briain and Ireland PA-
-,.isrs suuiv tile BANKING and EEch1nee Otlee q
.ilal s-ff-' - ~ u HERDMAN 4 CO.
apll-du u Malel slIss.- -. ,s----9 -,
Il 5TaTTsKN -sTANBAET- -, 6 ~ stAsSAAt 5,s1
WHITMAN, STANDARD q W
Nv R-0Eers and eal,rs Ia Foreign aud llorllesl -
rpze No lpsriar street We dTaS eIeet eA 4 - N
- Sl lf farufsh Drafts amount la5 ~ AZ
~ -risI ln ; in England. Ireland Scotianll hf-n.s
- ls-1nT Coilecil1ns made on all accessai,e eoiats
fhg,-lghou The I1nlt 4 States and Canalas L....L.
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4 STEAH ESsINE.-Quite a number of the
members Of the City Council are IN favor Of a
steam fire engine, and paid men to run it. The
subjecl viii probably be agitated before many
weeks
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r. z. r.

R. R R-Radway's Beady Relief Tor Headache, wheths
SICK Rheumatism. paIalyss. Lumn9goi 0o1t
Neuralgia Tooihache SFal POx FcveTs Swollen Jolnis
Kidney Complaints Scarlet lever Pans around !1e Is.
Pletrisy Measles. Heartburn. aud Pains Of all knos
Radxays Ready Rehef wilt In lew minutes eAAlss
the miserics YOU suffer to JOYS Of pleasure
r. r. R-RadWays Renoxatieg hesoits ~ VI ~ q
Of Chronic urh rs ScTsiulous anu Sel
paints and other sneel ~ s9 80
~ liseaSs ~ the Ska Nodes IuuloTs, Ulcers Dys-
OF the Blood. -. III, -. - NJ -
s,s-iv Cestiyersss Indigestion. lnfiammalon Of The
BoSeIs DIS lspsIa Liver Complaint Dlseases o. ne
srf ma Rldneys Femaie Complaints, Small Poz, FeFsrs
R9.ssleS ~ Sc Wheneverthe sEStem u out Of order
s of Radw8ys Regulators viii restore Il TO regaarlts
M female should be without them
R r. Rsmedes are sold By DruSsisis, sye5f nste- rs
GAYLORD 4 CO., and ". FIsKE, Agents, clsVs
lAnd, Ohio, i9e1--A
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Efqal NotiGrs.
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH. /

The bANk Oh flIlSBIh1h
Iesse II Morley, Henry K Reynolds
Miller II. SpGugieT Richard Pat n fe,-+ ,g Com,
rick, s. Duff. n. o. Jan es Camp - y 80 y nv
bell James Breden. Samgel NJ. Co.. . ono
lane, A. y. Ais yi1rt, J AicJuuk n, A-'a- ~ ~
Alexaud@T NImlck, william X Mn
ick- Robert PEBBLES, FOlltFd McCer
nick and vi ham C-reJ-
A LII the above named defendants ex-
n cspt said Morley Rrya s Spangier aud Carey are
y notified that on Nay = ls the plai5tf hled hs
said Court against the detendlufs named
in which l. al egee that the November Term 1856
Court, Plaintiff recovered judgment against said Pol
lad Mclornck and William T. C1res fr S54lO y deb
and 50 2 COSTS thai while the suit pending which
sad Judgment Obtained the psinih sued cut orer
o attachment, copy Of whi=h served said Jesse H.
Morley and Henry X. Reynoidi that said Morley aud
REYNOLDS time Of such process them,
hal Their possession personal properly Of ii Carey Of
value Of % Oo and that said Spalgier. Pltck, bun
orr Campbell Brtden, Iane Mey ieT Junkn. PEBBLES,
McCormick Alexander Nlmink and WIlam r. Nimlck,
claim interes SAID properly, and praying iudg-
against sal Morley and Reynolds for much viii
pay the plaintiffs s1id iudsanf nst said Mccormick
and Carey.
before October 9, Is5a. AXrELL 4 PRENTISS, =
GRlSWOLD.
au7 dow ls6 ATTORNEYS fJr Plaintiff
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CITY & NEWS. ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. IL, 1855


q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descriDio
douo the Printing Establishment OF the Leaer Oce,
the latest mpr we'd and mtraDd steam presses in the
best STYLE sho notice, and reasonable Par
-ular aitsutlon paid 70 blank work Every description
Of Binding d0us especially Blank Books LeIgsrs Journ
-. salas Ba.ks. ReosIxng BoaL.. ke- &C
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Jss-e II Morley Henry X Re- nolds
Miller ~ Spangler, Pollard McCor- = a, -. - .,
miek. MILAN =. Carey Rirhard ~ ~ o5is pi ~ -
Patrick. 5. DuH. "a. or, James -, 80 - 'r155
Campbell, James BredsI, samuel -l'NsA 49, I'M
~ Lane A Meyiert J. Nc iun-
un, Alexander Nmick. William Y.
NImick, and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eePt 81 MsIisy Rsynolds SPsHgsI and CsEsy are I
his petition and Court against the defendants ahgve
named. "a which 4 Is alleged, that Al the November
Term, lsa6 OF said Cgurt the painh recovered Idg
msnI against said Pollan 1IcCuTmirk and Wtlisn
arey for S2O debt, and 81 el1o costs that she she
suit was pending IN which sad il ment was obtained the
plaintiff sued OruaT attachment a copy OF which
was served said Jesse II Morley ana Henry X Rey-
nods that SAL Morley and Reynolds Al the lime Of such
service u them had their personal
uropotv Of si Carey Of the value of $40 o thai said
Spangler PAirick D. A. or, Campbell. Lane. Meyle lert
Junkin PEBBLES McCornck, Alexander NImck and VIII
lam Niuick claim mt rest Ia SAID prperty. and
praying judgment against lid MoreY and Re- nods
much will Pay the plaintiffs said Judgment against sid
McCormick and Carey
Tue defendants required 10 said PETITION on
before October Z. ls55. AXrELL PRENTISS
II GRISWuLD,
au7 dew lss Att0TnegS for Plaintiff
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Drngs

OOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey SOAP. eavor's Glyeeriue Musk and Honey
Soap-waIranted gsualne- for safe By
DRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair aud Cloh Brushes als1, Teeth Brushes 0fIvorT
Bone, Buffalo Horn and sandal " ood For sals 1y
febg 4 W SACKRlDER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortment jgst received gether with greai variety
- 49, 49, Z W SACERIDER-
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The ASSOCIATED FIRE1IEN'S1
INSURANCE COMPANY. Or
PITTSBURGH,
Is
Jesse II Morley. Henry K Reynolds, T., ,,,-, - r.,
Miller NJ spangler ?. liard a cCor- IN % pIe - C
mck, William f Carry, Richard 49, t--i - 49,
Pafrick : Duf Il. Or, J5nesl,am,- -i''s@ ~ JIM
bell. James Bredsr, samuel "a Line
A. y Mcylert ]. McJunkin. AK
auder NiIniCk William X Nlm'ck
AMI hober Peeblss-
A Ii the above named defendants ex-
"a cept 81 Morley. Reyuolds Spangler and Corsy,
hereby natIned thal May a. ISIS the planiid ed
petition snd Court. against the defendants named
n which esed ih4i a. he NovsmSes Term OF ssi
Court. the l the plain If recovered iutgEunt
against s1id FolaId Mccormick and Wilam Ia ey or
81 5l debt, and S23 6al0 costs, Whilu
pending IN hc1 sai d-ulent Wss obtained the palntn
sued urder OF aifgchment, coy uf Whch
served said lease H. n rey and Henry K Reynolds
that said Morley and Reynolds Al the 0f such service
Of tem had their possession sonal prop
eTty of sad Carey Of the value Of y2OO and that a1
Spaugior. P1.nck- Duf D Z, Campbell, Lane, Mevlert,
Iunkin Peebles Alexander Ninck ard Vii i'm T. Nuck
cln interest IA sali NJ, ard prEFng aiig-
snst ssid Morley and keYrolds tr much VI 4
paw ihe PiantIh saa iadseat sg1iazi sud Aeof Hk
aid Carey
The defendants aye required sad petit
before UctoaeT g. ls5s- AXTELL \ PRENTISS
AMI d5v las ATTORNEYS for Pl'H
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BURT Il co PRO-
THE NEW CASKET-

A 8 THIS is THE AGE OF M
"a prcvement and refinement the pleas
use IN saying that he prepared furnish an entire
new article IN the UhdeIt" ng line superr 10 ANYTHING
ever belure iniroduee1 Il s ofhis mauuacue made
10 the Caske orm andis highly ornamente, With thicl
plate glass running the entire length oftop fQl Iesfh
view be had with ease.
ine iSkEI has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant a.
pe1Tncos Of the old style Of Cuns. They are percctv
alr-fsh aud light and convenient for transDor
t0n, puttlngin vaults common interments A sim
liar article Is much used "a eastern cifi-s
Persons losing teuds aud wishing procure anvtiu IN
the above line viii ind II much 10 their interest by cal ing
and examining for themselves where they viii ma ever
attention gwen DAN'L w DUTY, Uudsraker,
nd = NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-12

InCouIt ofCom-
mon Pleas, Guy
thoga Co Ono
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CoNsTITUrIoNAL DIsEAsEs.

CONSTITUTIONAL DtSEASES-
Nauv diseases that ascf Euaniiy inherited as her
looms frum the dlssasea bodies OF kiy sres Scrouas
Colsumption $ philis aud Fits among The most com
OF cousiitufIl mi diseases Now We ere DOT no"
many generations the seeds Of these diseases J have
Been established the system, coruRing me
WAYS RENovATINa REsoLVENT NIl eradicate iron The
boies OF the allctcd every Iaitce Of disesel deoss
and nh the with new, pune and healihl piood
CHTIDRENlS DISEASES
R,px,,-.s FsoVa ariNg FsoIvEssT should be hailed as
heSsnr hr ever uafher throus hOut the land. whose
infsutS a fcfed with sores HumoTs, a. Ihf Sc break
ings out ftans earyl are evidence OF disease transn q
TSm ~, narent sock A few doses OF the RENoVATING
RFsoI rF vii eIacais every vestise the dIsease and
insure tie child sound and healthy bodY-
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Hlistell1neons.

GEO. B. SL0AT & co.
SINGLE AND DoUBLE THREAD
+ FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Prices Is TO 90 Dollars.
We BRAMAN Agent
lunZ3.dlf5 No. IL SupeIlor 81 Clsvsland. Ohio
UNITED STATES AND FOKEIGN
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
Il posiie weddell House Bans street, Cleveland, on
THE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks,
~ others who may wish for the aes qualify pure Eray
Lime stone.
rants me pledslg myself 70 sell Lime Sione Of The hest
qualify, cheaper By quarter Of dollar per clr than er
can be uhc9ned escwhGre and block stOue Of dimen
silus rough cut prpai1nafely In additon put the
stone aboard vessels al the rate OF 300tons daily have
good wharf wiki Il fret water and bl0y haul OH BY
MnHh lalt mie above tor westl u the Marble Hslj
June ?. 75s-iunsasm 2O7 ALEX CLEMoNs
SIANWl1 HALL REPRESHMENT SAL0ON.
No. l66 Superior Street,
MESSRS. RLWO0O & CO, PEOPR1zrOEs
1lHIS MAGNIFICENT AND POPU-
Il LAR SALOON viii be CONSTANTLY provided with ali
the deleaees Of the season. and viii be served up the
Foreign Game ke lt constantly hand.
hechoiccst Brands Of CIrs direct from the Imporers
only IS keutut the Bar sriii
THATCHER, BURT & CO, PRO,
Il p1eiGs Of Howss Patent Truss idge and wholesale
Retail dealers Lumer 1imbeT Shingles aud Lath
Morwin street, Cleveiund Ohio, toot Of c. c. C. X
TTark
We also possess faces IT receiving and shinpiue LINN
beT Saves Railroad Ion, rndsiones Building S0ne and
heavy acleSof all kinds, directly from and
Ale assignments attended, 10 with pTompnsss and at aiT
rates mY2id3m
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Cleveland lIauufaetures.

~ For late City News, see third page
For MarketRCports and Marine News, seefourth
mace
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Hliuinrrp,

DONNETS-ALARGE STOCKAT
II g greatly reduced pi'''A' MORGAN 4 ROT
DONNETS-At half price the WHOLE
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att'ps & Gounsrllors.

GEO. s. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
NTIAw and NOTARY PUBLIC. omce over MeBndes
Drag Store. Derea, Ohio H4'so-l
w S. S.KERRUISH-ATTORNEl
w sat L1z-No. g. SaPonOr StrCet, Cleveland ohio
su7.sm 80
DROOKS, BOARDMAN q FORD:
ID ATTORNEYS At Law. AtwatoT Bdiidlh . i''4
of Superior s., Cleveland, One - rass
D " HROoRs EokEDAAs L VI
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, All
r-INsliiS a 90, - - ; WILLIAMSON.
i-n9I A. G. RIDDLE
HHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
nev and Counselor at LawOfics q super 7 8; ot CT
Ciiy Bank z 45
DALNIER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW, Ofbce oyer Commercial Bank , -.
A SPER,J F., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
~ Warren lrumbul County, Ohio ohhoe No .S , y
Narse- street. -. e5.s55 =
CPAULDING 4 PARSONS, ATTOR-
y NEYs Ar LAW ofioe Parsons Block SgPe5le5-s.
r ?. sFAuLDIN6, - - b. - ,, = =. .. - 80 -
Master CCmnlIssl1ueTIn ID ChanceLy ..u--.
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COAL---COAL.

NOW Is THE TIME TO GET IN
N yorr Wiutsr supulg We are daily rcceIyt ASPEN
- srie for Siovss and Crates which We sell o. - 20
p5rtes v,Isiue 10 purchase viii do wei = give
,Ts an orders through the Post once prom - AZ
feuiei To- OEces and Yards on q = = X X fiei Anu A.
[ : r n h "a Ai-'H'-e John HAYS \ co
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4. r. r.
"EATTH WILL IN ALL GASES

hEALIH w ILL, IN ALL OAOAO
follow the use Of Rad Nay's r. T. Remedies. rner
diseased, weak, ieeolel OF erlppe9
with pain OF inrmitit but that Railways Ready Relief
RenOv afIng Resoveut Regulators tle nature ot the
disease may require Will quickly ADD rapidly cure
Thess Teilrriis consist ol Railway ; Ready Rebel Rad
ways ReEovaug Resolveut, RadWays Resulaiors Eaen
OF these remedies special curative roWers over
certain diseases Yet there oiheT diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties reQuliedi and
when thus used, If there IS suient Lie and stIeh
disc ased dying body 70 sustan Their acton tAs
naferf will i've and he restored TO health.
paia r. X. Relefs
a-1fe DsSsaspe r. r. RelicL
1ras~1..forv Il.sea-.s kelirf and Regulators.
M-IsTis1s ne. Is Heief and Regulators.
CongeStive DiseI-es Relief and Regulators,
s.-rofnl5us Dlseases Heuosafing ResoiveHt
Chruntc DiSsaseg RenogatiuE Resolvenf,
Svnhililic Iliseases RenoVafing ResolEent,
fsnSf 1fi,1us.l Ilseasss Resoiveut and Reguafors,
S.io DiSeasrS Ren0yatng ResOvenf,
Nrrvous IiSeases Resolveut, Relief Regulators.
Infectious Diseases Ready Rshef and Regulators.
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\ = ; =
l. e. PENDLETON & co,
DEALERS IN LEHlGH, LACK
y aWaHa, BrisT Hin, ChippsWa, TAinadgs and Ne"
.IE.
once NJ OyIa'ts EKhaI Gali ioui Siefl'i siee'-
apis
NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
~ superior article Of BiTUMlNOUs CoAL, yA!sh @ - :
nirulary adapted domestic purposes, as VIC - ~
- md u1fh ne can lie had Of The undersigned A agents
Tor the Company IN, - .,h A..
srl and Coal ferea a. part o. tie cll o.
bch vii not 1l please Il let a. either - olI
vt Al 'i' 49, "a SC0VIII \ WHEELER,
rrr--- -r.1f I Cnal
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10 Cogrt Of Com
mnn Pleas, Guy
ahoga Co ohil
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IN C0U-t Of Com
mon p eas, L ny
ahOga Co . OhiO
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CLEVELAND. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 70, 1858

sanetum, for Edith soon learned that moth
ing pleased Constance better than fresh flowers
arranged with taste. While thus employed,
she was singing morning hymn, in which the
children joined
Soft y hTeaihes the m lrning ar
Der The flowers with dsN-drops brish,
Nhte the cary sun hiue throws
GladEess 10 Is giowlng light
D1rkness. gloom and night have dsd.
And cur Fathers loving care
To MS children brings the nora,
Rife with all things sweet and fair.
Thanks, kind Father, for thy lore
Thus our grateful hearts would urav.
Ever may thy helterlug care
Guard Us both b. night and day
Ever, vi lie hfs's ith Is trod
iIl may We thy children be-
And, all gloom aud danger plssgd,
Led rs lEIL M thaa
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STRAW HATG-Wf

fye iust received ffTom Aucti1nl large stock o.
m Col5rsd Straw Hats Suitable ior Boys ard Va
a T gee WHICH gill oheI inItg Per ceut below the
,.srlrf nrIres Al : HfMAN co $
"a Cgrntr Superior an1 Public sGuaIe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

For the Democrat.
MEasRs EDlroRS Having business with one
OF the City Fathers, yesterday was led to
pay . visit to the Conncil room, the
board being then in session. and found them
discussing . measure which struck me az Of
vast importance to the interests of the citv
although treated by them as purely local
measure. l allude to the laying Of rail-
road track from the Depot grounds
along Fsrnam street to the river. The
discuss,on indicated that certain parties
were about to erect large Touring Mill ON
the corner of Front and Farnham streets.
and that their interests would be promoted
thereby. together with the interests of pro-
perty holders in that locality.
Now Gentlemen, I propose to take more
comprehensive view of the bearing and re-
suits Of this proposed measure, and examine
its effects upon other and more important
interests of our city. 1t is we'll known that
our present Lsvee 10 too contracted for the
steamboat and shipping business of our
community. and that free and direct com.
municstion between the railroad and river
BY rail will afford immense advantages for
the expeditions and cheap shipment Of
supplies, and in view Of the fact Of the pres
snt public Lsvss having bean ct apart for
the nee of hrmsss and othsrs, for the pur.
pess q sailing their psedass, aad tas usaal
laadlag tlAss bsag Asnos4 4 b psitsIs
tssp1t6 h toeeneo neoo1ias3 "a ~
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THIRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
WARRINGTON, March L

WARRINGTON, March IL.
HousE.-The bill for the increase of the
army by volunteers was taken up Mr..
Stanton Of Ohio favored the bill. but thought
that the disturbances in Utah could be
quelled in one campaign, and therefore the
increase should be merely temporary. He
was not in favor of regulars for This duty,
and was opposed to an increase Of executive
power at this time because he had no conf
dence that it would be properly applied
He thought he knew the nature Of the ad-
ministration in asking the augmentation Of
the army. 1t had staked its existence upon
the admission of Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, and wanted the patronage
Of 1855, army commissions. Kansas admit
ted, Calhoun will certify the members Of
the Legislature and if disturbance results
therefrom the executive will have pretext
for using the troops in Kansas. He asserted
as constitutional principle that the Presi
dent had not the power to use the standing
army except in case of open public war with
q Foreign Country or Of rebellion in a State
or Territory
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COD ......... SS OOd6 30
White \ bbll's.... . 80
do pr bbl.... 10 90
Trout pr Dbl l8 Scala 90
AAckerel, ,8's, III OOal3 %
do 2's, 10 OUGi7 90
do l's, II O0020 Oh
HerriBg,1's, per boz. 60
do scaled. 6C07O
Fault.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REroRTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
New YoRK, March IL.

NEW 0RK, March IL.
The steamship Kangaroo, which sailed
from Liverpool on the afternoon Of w ednes-
day the cath February. arrived here last
night.
The steamship Fulton, arrived at South
ampton on the morning of olst February
There is some little additional news by this
arrival, though the dates are older than the
Canada's.
A prosecution had been commenced by
the English government against London
bookseller, named Freelove, for publis' ing
q libelious pamphlet, ,condemnng the Emper-
or Of the French. with a view to incite di-
yers persons to assassinate his said Majesty.
FRANcE.-It is stated that the Camp at
Chalon snext srring will number $4,000
men, or double the force Of last year.
There were some talking here Of Count
Waliwisk's probable retirement for having
exceeded the Emperor's instructions, in re-
gard toa dispatch TO the English govern
msut. ftum Gneva.
It is reported that an Englishman had
been arrested in that city, charged with
being implicated in the attempt on the life
Of the Emperor Napoleon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

~Starr has received, for April,
BalIous Dollar Monthly, q splendid mum.
Der, and beautifully illustrated. Price on
ly 10 cents. Also Ballou's Pictorial. of
March Goth. with large picture of the
Great Leuiathan Steamship-prlce only FIVE
cents. Also the Flag OF Our Union, of same
date. By the way. Starr has just received
q large assortment Of all kinds of Writing
Papers, which he is prepared to sell by the
ream or quire, at low figures Persons
wanting anything in this line will do we'll
to give him call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

landing be extended. The question arises
which is the direction most convenient,
practicable and economical for that object.
At q fair stage of water, the shore above
Burrows Mill. up to LIE Claires rock, is
known to be . good natural landing and
becoming every year more central, and -
it approaches more nearly TO the railroad
than any other point on the river, would
it not be desirable for the proposed
railrosd track down Farnam street.
to be extended across Front street to the
river, and thereby connect these two great
interests! submit these suggestions in
the hope that the Committee to whom this
measure is entrusted. will in its considers
ton take wider scope than mere individu-
al interests. and report bill that will pro-
mote the prosperity of the whole commu-
nifty. II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

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