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N,s,,srrri RasolrrioHs.-Ths Legislature .!
Ni..issippi have nov before them the following
|,,,e,usiens, o. the question Of slavery in the
'Sernterisc
Resolved, That hereafter no new State should
| \ admitted until che has the necessary pspula.
iou for enc member in the House Of Rsprssea.
Ssive. in Congress.
Resolved, That no person should be allowed
!, vote il the Territories OF the Uaitsd States
lsseps sitizsns, either native born Or natural
I'd
4 Resolved, That the Territories Of the United
a,es are the common property Of all the
D,les, and each ci,issn thereof has the right to
Vi. into the same such property a. he may de-
in aud be protected BY law in all his rights
paimmunities therein; that few rowing SQUAT.
n either by their own authority or BY the
shortly Of Congress, can pass laws prohibiting
= Introduction Of slaves or any species Of pro.
Dsn into said Territery, is alike unoonstitu-
Iona and dangerous, and in direct contraven-
boa Of the decision Of the Supreme Court in the
Drsd Scott case.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

i Les Not tAe Censumpstve Despair
Op1ssd - " ass = quaekssy In I'll ~ forms, we
~ sannet refrain nom Saying those a6cted Win
diseass q pulmonary typs. that there balm that
M - tAsir vcuads, rssssng shea % health and
streagth. Qcssus Cop LrHa On JsIis. endorsed
iss By that most caueus o. the New York
ACADEMY Of Medicine, b that balm Containing eighty
hveper cent Ct pure wute Cod Liver OIL and % Dis.
guised by the Introduction u the u the oil or
almonds, the most delicate atcmach can accept u
without experiencing that taste which every
preparation hitherto made Of the oil expressed nom
the liver or the cod, has LEFT the palate, oen causing
more injury than benefit those TO whom has been
administered. The Jel;iHed OIL can BE- given without
hesitation persons Of both and al and IT,
healing properties are instantly perceived. II should
Be In the hands OF every medical man. In
should the friends Of under consunp
ton s related diseases until they have procured
and administered il. The Jellned OIL 10 net quack
medicine II that which every practitioner Of intel
ligence las demanded for years.
PENFOLD. CLAY ! CO.,
No Fletcher IT,, N. r., General Agents.
T. 3. Gar, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
noyo0.y
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YE MORALE.

Persons who 80 aboute endeavoring to
collect We debts in ye Territory of Nebraska,
are apt to fails in ye objecte thereofe, and
alsoe, likewise, to obtain We broken heade.
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ARE YOU sICK-or have you friends that are sickS
Then read Dr. Easerys advertisement in another col
umn ofthis paper and 20 to agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint.
We aiiude to Dr. Eastery Iodine #nd DR..
Carriers Cough Basam, DR.. Eastsry's Fever and Ague
Killer, Or. Bakers Specific and Dc. Hoopers Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
IN the various orns Of disease for which they are re-
commended, and can be confidently recommended IS
the most etiicacions remedies known They are very
p' puiar, and selling rapidly ia nearly every city
and town in the United states To be had Agent
Il. H. Gay, Druggist in Burlington augl7d4wly
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An amusing and painful incident recently took
place in Cincinnati. Two gentlemen afflicted
With Bs. Vitas dance met, and each supposing
the other 70 BE- mocking hisnself, Aghs ensued
Of the most desperate character. Finally, .
mutual acquaintance found them struggling 10
the gutter snd succesded in separating them
and making known their mutual mistake, when
they sheek banda. and apslagizsd . cash other
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A letter from Camp Floyd gives q friehtful
picture Of the condition of affairs among the
Mormons. II 10 stated that single murders Of
apostates are so common, that hardly any no.
tics 10 taken Of them, and il 10 only when
whole families or parties are destroyed, that
much is said upon the subject. The writer
adds
There 10 abundant proof Of the completely and
chief agency of the murder Of that large smi-
grant party from Arkansas last year. The
goods and even the cattle Of the msssacred are
now in the hands Of noted Bishop OF the
Church. Many other like murders and rob-
berries are also susceptible Of proof: but The
Jordan, like the Sultan's harem, has been
tavorits deposit Of dead bodies, which |. never
yields up again, but carries them swiftly 70
the waters OF the Great Salt Lake, from which
nothing living or dead 10 ever recovered.
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On Sunday, November 2sth, FLORENCE O. READ,
daughter OF John G. and Julia A. Read, aged months
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0sv. Kfag. - - Yss1c - leas asethsu
very foolish shiae. n pAfdooing JpespA Jack
son who Was tFlod asd Oenvieea1 ~ connlttins
: rape upon an emigrans girl, nansd Catherine
Sullivan, 10 March. 1857, and sentenced % the
State prison for term Of ter years. The news
81 the pardon vas communicated b. telegraph
from Albany yesserday, at about the time the
nsvspapers we're telling Of m attoeious rape
upon the person Of : young lady 10 Fourteenth
street, BY gang Of rufians, six In number. Two
oi the rufiians wers arrested. but they might n
well be permitted % 60 free. for even II tried
and convicted, the Governor OF course will par
don them.
Effects Of the cold weather out West-Fofty.
three marriage licences were granted BY the
Clerk Of The Cincinnati Probate Court last week.
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The best Sewing Machine now Il
Market L. MecAsn lsuicxaf.

Inc NEST sewing Machine NOW I'm
Market IL Weeds Fntcnt,
Which Is 50 simple that child operate 1t,
and perence in the use Of Sewing Machines demon
strates that this Machine Is less liable get o5
order than any other Sewing Machine before the
public.
The Rev. Robea 9. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn,
says: after an examination Of every other kind OF
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours is the
best, and an almost constant OF for some time
has more than realised my expectations, for know
there l. other machine that will, with % little
trouble, perform much and many different kinds
Of work.
planter says: II used to employ three or four
hands in making ciot for the rest, but pur.
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my
wife uses 1t for making Learly all the clothes the
II. feel confident the machine pays for itself every
hree months.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprictors,
845 Broadway, New York.
W. I. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
OIVILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st.,
lhcago. novgDp1m
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DIED.
DIED.

At Rocester, New York. Nov. Goth, ALLIE, onl,
dsughter Of Rev. =. w. and Martha 4. Larkin aged
years and months.
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Imports.

The imports of the week are very light The
| following is a comparative statement Of foreign
imports at New York for the week and since
Jan. lat:
For the Week. 1856. 1851. 1855.
Gen Merchandise, issssss ssss , .S 81
Ts,s, for xss1 g g IS - So
Since Jan. slsl 1859 esa 1904 COZ sa7 slsa 100
The following will show the total foreign i'm
ports and exports at oil the ports of the United
States for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1863
Imports for tho Year 1857 SO.
Dutiable goods, $2O2,293,
Free goods, 6l,O44,779
Specie and bullion, l9,274,495
Total imports fos the year, $2s2,6ls,l5s
Exports for the Year ls57-5s.
Domestic produce, $25l, 1881 ,O33
Foreign produce and mdse 2O.66O. 24l
do specie and bull, S42,4O7,246
For'gn O,225,9Ol-52.6s3.l lat
Total sxptsfor the year, 1924, ga, 42l
The balance of imports over exports is forty
tive millions and thirty one thousand two hun.
dred aud seventy-one dollars. The balance of
trade has therefore been in favor Of this country,
but is partly made up of specie, we having ex-
ported $50, 633, l47 in specie and I'M ported 49,.
574 ,495, leaving $33, 35S, 652. The excess of
exports must have gone to pay previous indeb.-
ednsss, as whore the trade between the two
countries is actually equal, the importations
should show greater value than the exports,
10 balance freishts and profits ON imports which
are invested here, which do not appear in the
returns. We are glad to see some revival of
activity in the shipping trade. The last week
has exhibited an improvement. Freights are
better. The cotton movement is very active.
Dry Goods.
the arket exhibits more than the usual dull.
ness of the season. Winter goods are still in
some demand, but what sales are making are
mostly of spring goods to clothiers. The inn.
porters are very anxious to close out all their
remaining stocks and offer them at reduced
rates. The demand 10, however, over, and only |
occasional sales are made. Some of the large
jobbers, however, are doing . steady business |
10 nearby customers, who buy at constantly
short recurring periods. Prices are Irregular
Staple and sessOnable goods of the best Qualities
aud styles are pretty fairly maintained In price |
but other grades are low. The domestic man
ufacturers are busy preparing supplies for the |
spring, aud are buying the raw material pretty |
freely. The export trade is less active. and |
much less 10 being sent to South America than
lsuaE owing to the troubles in Mexico. There
. no scarcity of cotton goods on the market.
but staples are we'll held, there being no neccs
'ity to make sacrifices, while there 10 always
more Or less of . demand continually increasing |
m the average Prints and delaines are dull. |
md some parcels are offering at . decline
spring wooden goods are in limited request-the |
of demand which will now |
oon increase. Shawls have been in good de. |
aand ell through the season, and the consipnees
rave nearly sold all their stock.-[N. Y Inde-
PENDENT Nov. 25th.
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HOGS WANTED
FOR PACKING,
by
WIN. G. NICHOLS,
Successor to Thomas Hedge

NEW BUOKS-Just received ana for sale by
~ j. r. BROWN.
Life OF Hugh Miller.
X. N Pepper Papers.
Woman's Thoughts about Women
The Age; satire by r. J. Bailey.
Timothy Ttcombs Letters.
Public and Private History OF Louis Napoleon
rand Around stambonL
Agnes; by the author Of Ida May.
Gibbons Rome; vols
Barnes Notes n the New Testament
Vol. Alsons History OF Europe
Vol. Bancroft's History Of u states
Andrews Latin Lexicon.
Anthon'e Classical Dictionary
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Nagnistent Proposition. Bragg : Burrows
Of St. Louis-inventors and proprietors Of the
celebrated Arctic Liniment' are presenting un-
usual inducements to the suffering and diseased.
They present to every purchaser OF . dollar
Bottle Of this wonderful Remedy, copy Of the
mammoth United States Journal, Zone Of our
best pictorials, devoted to Agriculture, Science
and Literature,) for one year gratuituously.-
The "Arctic" is ssid to be q. positive and speedy
cure for Rheumatism, Deafness, and al nervous
the worst case Of pain, in
from 8 to 20 minutes.
SouIREs Boss, and E. E. Gar, Agents for
The sale Of the only genuine Bragg's L;niment.
octl5, d&w3m.
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kAMkE a. aIATTHUES.
Water st., South Of Jefferson.
For the Holidays.
ME have just received the second lot OF WINES thi,
w season Of the brands and delicious favor
We recommend the for family use.
10 Baskets Grape Leaf Champagne
lO Boxes do 10 &. Bordeaux.
10 do Deiief heimer.
10 do forster.
25 do Wierstener.
10 do Old Madeira and Sherry Wines
We receive orders for native Burlington Catawba
Wines and Lager Beer Of the best brands In bottles for
family nOy25-d3m
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TEACHERS that wish certificates Of onaunr..
sion to teach in the Common schools Or Dys Mn,nee
Houny must present themselves for examination as
az, mn ruoc school House. In this city, the
nrst saturday IN each month, AZ 10 o'clock al n n.
teachers favorable TO the formation OF Teacher,
Lns.tute VIII meet ~ above place the ID SATURDAY
novl6bp8t RI GRARp
County Guperintendent
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70 p An u = Is
CHOICE WINTER APPLES.
YOR SALE BY

- ths gut and Oyster stars, - wasAing.on sss.,t
novlB-d0W "a
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OkADLf hENcoNrRE IN MIssoURr.-On Tn..-
Gay week last, serious rencon 70 occurred :,
Us"merce, Scott County, between William,
Dssnes' ESQ, Member elect of the Legislature
ana NJ. Noah w. johnson, Postmaster A. Com
mercs, Justice Of the Peace, TO- NJ. Darn.
Is We understand, had occasion to demand !
warrant Tor the arrest Of some person in Com
mercs, which Nj. Johnson did not feel inclined
20 issue, and some words passed not of a yarv
sm'sAois character. johnson then went avar
70 store or Soffee house near his Office vh;-
tner he was soon followed by Darues. TherA
40 alteration commenced, and barnes picked
up -FOUR pound weight with which to strke
Johnson. The latter drew pistol and atruek
barnes with ID in the face. They then clnehsd
each other, and in the scufle on the loor. John.
son lest the hold Of the pistol, but ii was dis
charged about the same instant. Two other
scuifies took place between them, on the floor
and it was then discovered that barnes h.S
been shot, the bali passing into the bodv abont
the wsistband button of the pantaloons. rang
ing upwards and lodging near the shoulder
The ball it was cared had passed through one
OF the lungs. 1t had not been extraeted. On |
examination it was feared that he could nat !
survive many hours, but he was alive on Nom |
DAY last, and there was possible chance Of his |
recovery. Mr.. johnson was in custody, and an |
EXAMINATION was to be held on Tuesday last |
IL ls understood that the personal relations Of
The parties were not Of very friendly charac- |
ter, some difficulty having occurred at a pre-
vious timo between them.-St. Louis Republic.
III, 26sh.
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vi The jubilee.
The hAlielujah.
The Sharon.
The Christian Minstrel
The CArminA SAcra.
The New Carmina SacFs
The Dulcimer.
The Anthem Dulcimer.
The Ceestna.
The Alpine tice Singer
The Juvenile Minstrel.
The Young sharon.
Burrough'o Piano Primer
Sor saie - BROWNS Book Store.
novlo HI a., BarFet Houseck
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Y.mxs BsxsvoLsu1 SoetBfv-Thn feOn.-
-. Ladies Of THE city aaay ysass aee srgss
"a . Society, the main object sf which was =
.r.,d necessary relief for the needy and dsssi
-. .neag us-te provide feed and slsthins
!, .ueA q usrs usabls 70 provide tsr thsn.
..,,.. Since i.s srsaaisasien Il has accom-
.r.s.d much good. TO il, and 70 the active
"a d,ip,eresssd ladies who compose IL. every
.,oour.eemsns should bs extended. Their
...,;,;.,. 20 are pretty sure, are wissly and ju.
,:.;.r.lv bestowed. Those who would d some.
~, for ,ha. class Of poor persons who pcsssss
:. much spirit 70 become public burden, but
~. tho time nor inclination to lock up
....,,;nr objects Of charity, cannot do better
:. make the Ladies Benevolent Society
heir slmonsrs.
w.. Ne.Iy hands Us the following report Of
:. doing. Of the Society for the year past:
-. Repoyt of funds rsesipsd and sssd
for The Rsli.f Of tie Poor.
u.n.v received from the avails Of the
supper given BY she Young LADIES'
Dee. "a, 1857. ~ 20
From private denasion''
Whole amount,
Money paid out for rent prsvis'ea'
...1 end to aid ipsrsoas In goingto
slss friends, Wv 4"
Material bought for clothing. 4ss yd'.
70 pair shoes, ...- --.. l11 %
SITS -
v.,.ri,l given cut 70 peor famliss 70 be made
81 them iaso garments for their use. $50 yard'.
New garments given out %. These were
"a. nv the lsd;ss contested with the Bsneve-
-, Society o. the Congregational Church,
Alss, sso comforts.
Garment. received partly worn, IS. These
ware distributed y jsdicisusly - possible.
CArHAsEE NsALsr, Treasurer.
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Cheap Books Cheap Books
REiNd about changing my location and DESTROYS Of
- reducing my stock, TO make room for fresh mn.
plies coming on from the East viii sell at yer, lov
prices Tor the nexvte dsys. have On hand t.rue
stock q Atseeaanseps and School Books, Blank
aud staton ~ Theological works, Juvenile b. Ia
ArehteeihtAt Erd Scientific works, Family d bl,s
Pocket Bibles, Testsinvnts, Prayer aud Hymn psoks
Window Shades.
II you want bargains 9 IN at
novtsth BROWNS Book Store,
S1 st Barr a House BIocs
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females


Infaliible In correcting Irregularities, relic pain.
ful and distressing AenstruatioR, particularly at
the change Of hfe,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always succe ful AZ preyen
tive, at the same tine perfectly harmless The com.
position Of the Pills is secret very agent selling
them is presented with the receipt and the age sanwill
tell you they the best Pills ever known for an,
diseases peculiar to females, viz Distressing ANA
Painful Menstruation, Retention Pains in the Back
or Loins Pressing down Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, Dizziness. Dimness of Sight, Green Sickness.
Heavness, Fatigue any slight exertion alpitat.eu
Of the Heart, and all the various distressing com.
plants, particularly the annoying, weakening
and the beginning of all other female weaknesses
LEUCOKNHGA or WHITES.
All of which De DUPoNco's FREScH GOLDEN PIILs are
certain to cure.
Price $l,0O per box. Sold by
EE G&Y, Sole Agent.
No 81 Jefferson Street, Burlington Iowa
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties Of Des Moines, Henry, jefferson, Wapeo and
o nisa lie Will supply dealers proprietors prices
ana send the Pills 40 Ladies hGtutiay Nv M ALL
70 any part OF the country, by sending him 81 u1
through The burlington Post-Ufhce, Iowa.
septl4-bply
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Save Your Money!
DIR CALLING AT HARRIS AUCTION HorYsR
- on Main Street, where . large stock Of
w n n n n MM@

mas Just been received, embracing almost every thing
In the way Of Dry Goods and Notions and vhsrs N
per cent may be saved to the buyer
AUuI,oN sALEs-Every evening in the week, (sul.
sale, duplicating usual auction prices.
n HI r. 4. "A les
viii nnd great variety Of Dress Trimmings and Rut.
IONS, Laces, edgngs, &C.. one half The resu.
Iar price, By calling at the old Auction House one
door owe the Wightman House. 1880 80
novel ydwtf n m n.nu,.
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Total imports TO. the year, $2s2,6ls,l59
Exports for the Year ls57-5s
Domestic produce, 1881 1881 ,O33
Foreign produce and mdse 2O,66O,24l
do specie and bull, S42,407,24e
For'gn 1925, 9Ol-52,6ss
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sW Cure you have Gonorrlea,
Geet Structures, Seminal Weakness or any disease Of
the Genital Organs procure at once Dr. Bakers sps.
c6c. lis warranted to cure all casea III few DAYS
II is the shy safe and remeuy diseases
now offered to the public Plain directions use
company the medicine. With DR.. BAKERS specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price u 30 per bottle.
Sold by Dr. EAsTERLY, corner of1kird and Chi smut
streets, ST. Louis by ". A. NoiTOA S CO., QUIGLY
= BRO, and u. sIMMS CO., Alton, LII. and Druggists
generally.
For sale by Z. +. GAY, Burlington. auElId4wly
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- DIR. ENsterky's Fever anu Ague
Killer Is warranted to all Of Agae and Fever
ohills and Fever, Dumb Agu-, Inter mtient and Remit
tent Fevers, and every form OF Fever Incident to
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold BY Dr. EAsfEaLf, corner Of Third aud Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, Mo-; BY W. A. HULT0S CO.. QUlG-
LIZ BRO, and d. sIMMs 4 CO., Alton, ILL.,, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by h. b. GAY, 5Ryiiagton. augl1d&w1y
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Ian ID FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE.
XII ACREs OF Land, lying three miles South OF nur.
~ Hngton, on the ~. Madison Road IL viii BE- sod
p,k, or divided TO suit purchasers. Apply to ii
Riddle, Theodore Pochier and Joseph Roth.
'ee1c-"oW DANIEL PURCELL
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The imports of the week are very light. The
following is comparative statement Of foreign
imports at New York for the week and since
Ian lat.
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The Adjournment Of Congress Fired-Heavy
Calendar OF UnAaished Business.

The two houses Of Congress have resolved
that the present session shall close on the seventh
Of June. This intelligence, when first reported,
We half suspected was too good to be true. Its
confirmation vas IN agreeable surprise. We
were quite prepared for q proloneation OF the
session to September; but we bad overlooked
the value Of the new law, under which the mem
bers receive q regular yearly saary--loug or
shor. session-a reform which readily account
for the milk ia the cocoanut. The liberal mar
gin, however. Of six weeks allowed for the un-
finished business Of the session, with proper in
dustry MAJ secure a sufficient amount Of legis-
la;ion TO keep the government OF its legs till
next December. and that will do
We arc nov half way through the fifth month
Of the session. AID what has leen done. Nothing
hut Kansas. ard Kansas still remains TO be
done. Yes. on act has been passed authorizing
an issue Of twenty millions Of treasury notes,
an act FOR q, Increase Of the army 90 the
extent Ct two or three regiments Of vo,uu-
teors. Dehcieney Appropriation bill Of
some eight O. tea millions and few little
miscellaneous bills. Bat il the work done
amounts to little or nothing, the amount OF
work cut out T. tremendous. Itembraces every
thing under the sun within the scope OF Con-
gres. aid covers a schedule Of appropriations,
spells and rlurder which, If carried out, would
probably absorb sum Of money equal to the
whole gold crop Of California for fifteen years
TO come. at the rate Of if;y millions a year
We suhoin few Of the more prominent spe-
cimens Of this prodigious calendar Of unfinished
appropriations ard lobby jobs:
The annual A,prorfnor lie AID dsatsls covering ar
agfresa.e q $50 coo coo
Pacific Ezilroscs, iEeivii1g tie projects Of
three roads, leach with q telegraph along.
s.ee ) northern read CeHtrRi road, aid
Southern relc, coyei-g spells AID piun-
der 70 sum 1efhars re lees thai .... GOO 600 600
Pa;ert (projeoied) monopoly eyieascrs AMI
other sIoils jote, say ................ rocco Geo
Ard We have TIE grand .ossl oi......sI6o eco oeo
Who can sufficiently admire thc magnificent
ideas q our lawmakers and lobby jolbers at
Washington We have every reason to hope,
however. that these Pacific Railroad and patent
monopoly jol@, &c, will fall through at this
session, aud that the next will be too short to
admit Of their being worked up into palata-
blc shape
IN addition to Kansas The regular sppropria-
uons, and the jobs indicated, the following NEE