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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. fifth Censress-First Session.

TX THE SENATE, yesterday, after the Star went
to press, the debate the joint resolution to ex-
tend and define the authority of the President
under the act approved January 10, 1857, entitled
Gan act to amend the act entitled 'An act to pro-
mote the efficiency of the Navy" in respect to
dropped and retired officers, the question pend
ing being on the motion Of Mr.. Mason to recon-
slider the vote on the adoption of the proviso of
Mr.. Hunter, "that nothing herein contained shall
he SO construed as to allow the increase of the
number Of officers on the active service list as
now authorized by law -
On this subject the Senate We're further ad-
dressed at length by Messrs. Hale, Collamer,
Doolittis, Cameron, Wilson, and others; when
the motion to reconsider was agreed to-
The question being put on agreeing TO the
pending amendment, II was not agreed to-yeas
II, nays 80 az follows:
YRAs-Messrs. Allen, Brown. + essenden, Foster,
Hamlin. Hunter, Johnson of Arkansas. Johnson Of
tennessee king, Mallory, Stuart Trumbuli, w ade,
NAYs.-Messrs. Broderick, Cameron, Chandler,
Clark, Collamer, Crlttenden, Days, Dixon. Doolit
GMn &.e arsn
mons, Toombs, Wilson, and Wrght-0.
Mr. COllamer then moved to amend the Joint
resolution by inserting the words ''within six
months from the passage Of this resolution after
the word Notwithstanding which was agreed
to.
The joint resolution was then read third
time, and passed. In its present form it reads as
follows:
ReSOired, &c, That i'm any case where the re-
cords of the courts Of inquiry appointed under
the act of January 6, 1857. may render il advisa-
bic, in the opinion of the President of the United
States TO restore to the active reserved list of
the navy or to transfer from furlough to leave of
absence on the latter list, any officer who NAV
have been dropped or retired by the operation Of
the act of February %, 1855, entitled An act to
promote the efficiency of the navy' he shall have
authority, any existing law to the contrary not
withstaDdng, within six months from the pas
sage OF this resolution, to nominate. and by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, to ap-
point such officer to the active or reserved list
and officers nominated and confirmed, shall
occupy positions on the active and reserved lists
respectively, according to rank and seniority
when dropped or retired aforesaid, aud be en-
titled to all the benefits conferred by the act ap-
proved January I6, 1857, on officers restored or
transferred to the active or reserved list under
that act.
MIR. Fitch, rising to personal explanation,
addressed the Senate at some length, to correct a
Misrepresentation somewhat personal to himself,
as well as political, concerning portion of the
proceedings of the recent Indiana Democ ratio
State Conventions; and was followed, in reply, by
MeSsrs. Douglas and Hale.
The Senate then adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, the debate on the neutrality
laws was continued by Messrs. Curtis, Clay,
Pottle, Lamar, Montgomery, and Zollcoffer,
until the Committee rose, and the House ad
louIned.
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL
Columbia Typographical Society.

unpAd typographical Soclety.
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termned TO celebrate their Forty third Amir "a
versary ana honor the birthday Of Franklin, ~
Will glvea -
b A LII ~
On MONDAY EVENING, January 10, 1853,
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which occasion the Committee of Arrangements
pledge Themselves that every eSertIou will lie made
TO render this one ofthe most attractive Balls of the
season.
the supervision of u. II. Rdenour, ConfectioneI, IN
his bert style.
Prosperi's String Band is engaged.
The Ball will be opened at O'Clock nv a Grand
Promenade, with the accompanying Grand March.
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No hats or caps will be allowed nm the room.
IL Gentlemen desiring Invitations for Ladies
val please hand in their names TO any member of the
Executive Committee.
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Millinery, &c.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND
WI THINNING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in
formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses,
Cloaks, Basques, DC, at short notice, the latest
styles, and satisfaction guaranteed In al cases.
large stock Of Dress and Cloak Trimmings, of
stest and handsomest styles, with CLOAKS,
BASQuES, UNDER DR. ESSES, BONNETS,
RIBBONS. and MILLINERY, of every descrip-
ton, always on hand. M William
ID 2m opposite Centre Market.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLLTER will regularly and -.
at The following hours: G1kzssS019ao
Leave Washington at g. 3, 9s a. M, Ia, 4. sd pm
Leave Alexandra at ~, ia, 9. lCA a. m, l2h, 8,
"a Pm.
Whaley's line Of Omnibuses connecting with the
Boats will leave the Capitol and the corner of 18th
street and Pa avenue, punctualy, as follows: ~,
9, IO7., II, 3, and 414 O'Clock.
ELLIS J.. PRICE,
SAMUEL BAKER,
Jan IA Captains.
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The INDIAN TRUST FUSDs.-It will be recoI-
lected that the Interior Department holds
considerable amount Of State securities for the
benefit of various Indian tribes. Among these
are So, 900 in New York State certificates, and
si9,977 % Of similar Illinois State stocks The
Secretary's drafts on the agents of those States
for the interest due on these particular stocks
on the LIST January last,i have been returned
here, protested. The excuse alleged for their
non-payment IS that payment could only be
made upon letter VI attorney, acknowledged
IN accordance with the regulations of the agen-
cy This appears strange indeed, in view of
the facts that the stock in question was issued
In the name Of the Secretary of the Interior,
and the interest now due is actually credited
to him on the books of the agency. We under
stand that it is the Secretary intention to sell
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JNDELIBI,E INK. Tweezers, Emory Bags,
Il Pearl studs and Sleeve Buttons, Elastic Ribbon
ana Cord at LAMMOND'S, It'll street.
Is - -
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TNHE RECORD OF THE TEAR.-The Amer
u icsn Aim1nac for 1853 Is now for sale at SHIl.-
LINGTON'S Bookstore.
The American Almanac is one OF the most usefu |
and aluabe publications. of the age: the National
lntelligencer says At surpasses IN comprehensive
ness and value any similar compend In the world
Price 81, paper; s 25, bound.
Greeiey's Tribune Almanac for 1853, price I21k cts
The CutIvators' Almanac for 1853, price 25 cts.
Farmers and Hagcrstowu Almansc for l9,8.
Every thing IN the Stationery and Blank Book line
for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE
Odeon Building, corner AZ st,
ian 7 and
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EOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber offers for sale his
i two TROTTiNG HORSES, Toby and ~
Morgan, both fast. IN
Also, one shifting top BUGGY WAGON, "a
nearly new. of Watson's make.
Aso. a second hand light WAGON, with HAIR
NESS complete.
Also, two sets of double HARNESS.
To any one wishing nice turn out good oppor-
tuniy Is offered, and at much below their real value.
A. q. NEWTON,
ian t4-3t Alexandra. Va.
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MRS. J. s. r. THORN has just received from
lVI New York, a very handsome assert -
msnt Of Berthas, Headdressss, and Bon 10,
nets to which she respectfully invites the 49,
attention of the ladies OF Washington and "a =
Georgetown
No, between 9th and 10th streets, Pa. avenue,
over Geo. +. Aliens Dry Goods Store. Entrance
on ID street. or through the Store. Jan 1885,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

SNHE pr ~ H. ~ ~ ~iAlt OF tAL'itH
nii. Sent r ei 4. to f'itr \ Il diingt ulNt.
T. Wu.,p Nu' 9 ,nr " - t. vau., hnfy
tva,s. =. w .t'r. Ia ,ul. nnN.. Th"'nns 3
nna. l. ', IN lie. "n.l'y Wdsn W'Hnlen.
ami IN - tieI> " Wa Hr" here req 4
r,nppra IN ~ - i,n brnuglt Hgain.t y"u b. he
nh We NAM iiniiG - h. bi-iri Cohr "f he
Fifi.., nth I'D a District /, .,ni tr l." "a MY Z
bate. an ~ ,u-ss- The H"npaia fled th' rein. "a
copy uf NhI., .ec 'nptii- this Summnhsb wiihiu
TO-, dtNs el stv,. uf IN dtv oi EF'yi -. alter lh.
service on Slt at his summons. ~ Tyr thin IN
connfN. we'd - Il ~ This county hut Within III.
ia iic,l District. <hn twenty DAYS: ur ~ safvei nu
~ 81 Il Dt.tr Ct then within fnrly lays" juign'
by dei,u't vii he take" Hghiusi you. f1e SAID nci"
!. br,, ght to u,ihin n idvn'n' aud Dc CREE 'for-
cIn-'if.' ~ cer'n In hnt'tr~ nf VI viKnse b" iinV
dn o rd IN. 2nih day a. Ia" u lsj'. exsruird hs
,t. drfsn inut iuhn Hniing- :" tn" piHiniif. and
G,, The als % ,nn tgag. ep e- deseiibsi tn srsn
a.ii the Anil nti0n II the ros 'r Of sieh sale o
the a,nru II tbe anoanf II oD The pr''ri-o
no,., hpsrh4.d III sad nJriRsRe sxviber wi n stic
t,shpr aud ~ f.hef Vel IN p-s'inies as a. oHl
sad ,uri may ..fn rikht pfhprf Df'I Tor co.is
~ sd ard II you in 10 apis'ar nd an.S.r ths sri
e, a i a. alo F"Iuif t. thr y min viii aig'll
IN ~. q p,,l G,r III rtai-f d~iDaE e bfJe,n
civ u M lrr ,ny haid IN 'hr % II" nis'r!gi
- cur ~ III" Fift.~'n'h jan iAl ii-tTi"
V A. init 3h ia of Aprii IN lie srar %.
I - "nr nrt onr h1 isai d sigh hundte Hni
WI DARRA ~. .i1rk.
RyI H.spLs D pm, clerk np'I I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
f Q K S A L e |!

xNILL PIX SOLD, CUEAP FOR CArB-ons OF
w aug "a sewing AaehiD-s. suitabls Tor fumi-
les tsilnt-. stidlers. n No Needles and every
ring complete anJ 10 Dod order Enquire al this
nc. myf1
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

Artlu1 brought In the
Di-'rict Court ~ the r.
i,.uih iutlic'a District
ani N" 'irn ,itiii iil'''
"a" c ny = 'uitr
s. a." u'h - i ihr lerk
= -1i.i p|stti,tt out
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
yo,,ee Of 70 &c onrr Of uerhan,t's Lien.
Cou,rY - u, rrE
IoiIS q tDsss.
srsrr o, c.iiF'asi~
I.rnr NInania

uurLAfsr HAvtSG BEhN Ffi.ED ~
. th- IN ret ,s,ur e th' PHirs III Indici !
n -rir, In n E.r Rui - t'1t - i'r-b '"r nsrnsd
"a mn gtt,,s ..ri l--. 4 80. Rr1ynr i'r M h"s
.t...at 90 "a 90 e HAi.'- tuf th sun - thrre
hnpif.d nd ssv-fty .tnte Ia nnd HShIy ~ ~
e.,,i. NJ mIt i st he ttr 81 ihns - GU g'
,nouth on tire fDtt,tirg prp .cfiy 2" wti b't ~
A - ,vo seyrn an eight. Ia b ek ~ iny
-, M a.. IN OF oa,sill VI hait b. ding
n.. IN IN. m, N.tiee - her b. gwen. u ~ y"
n. h,l~ttg a- 4 mInv I.hs 'tn ~" q" pt"tfi, ,
:. -. Ia lem , ihe n,.vs - siret '"nri. N .
-" ~ - 4 e.oy le ,,a The 10 nth Hfay "
n .,hb n. ~ 'hh-.' - pruaf
hk' ou q hAN5
w.LL. 4 Rasv 49, All sff p'h ~
oryyilIs, May 10Th, los
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MS ELL ANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.

iCST ARRIVED ~ sArR ,NINTo FROM SAN
FRANt iarp.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
LEG Al NOllL rs.
Su VI ID YS

STATE ~ NLIFpRNIt, J
\ the Dlstrict Cnutt OF ths 'th ~ cial District
Goaniy ~ Sgitc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
STATE OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.

bfoierick VIM Cwln
q. s. REPRESENTATIVES,,
c'Aegibben .Chas Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
G. BINkr.

s'aenl .......... ....l,HEs HucUtSAv
2 rfesllent. .............. IJhu Z. Bracken-idge
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

etad :. '''''''s'... +..s.- .....F. y. hhthrN-
esi a. ''"-''. .....s.. .pNeb murphy
''.'.."....... ..........J. p. Ripley
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RLA NJ x. 8.

EsFsry le'cript5n Of i,tnksexe; Itri on the shoe,
'aJtice, with lnriyail a taste AMI nea,ness
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02

DUILUING FURPOSES
or ea h ihp san OF br.c laid ......... %
nr we'iiug Drtck thrO l. h Ia i,r or otherwise
- N.'~' - SUI 2l
or 'dsefing Oh hIn lrei ,urls ...., 10
lac ""nefs ut Nv ling wLI be he ii res esIoasib q
Ir VA er used IA he suA,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-02
queen City
ICE CREAM SALOON.
N. Zambelich g. Co.,

-AyE ppgSrD nnd npw ready 70 receive
IL aaifi,fish 10 " old cneofu' aud fr,ci ds
~th he Inxuri, AID eieacies ~ be found in tho
m H. " cnid 10 lhs season; am ng whiIh may
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DAILY CARS CRY OYrlus, |
Keokuk. Sep. 18th. l

DAILY GAsn CSsT Ovvlca,
Kesksk. Sep. eth.
H0UR-esss4ry, % = ~ -sasA. srpsrAns,
- = - % ~ pr ss1k. Kxtsa, lfsll wheat) ts %
- - - pr NJ. GrsAam, - - per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, ~ to 4ss per 100.
CoRM-1sady sale 81 IS 70 400.
lARL1Y-6pring, 4sa55, Fall, 70asoc.
WHEAT--sossoc for Spring 80 TO 81 90 for
Fan.
OAIs-IA request 1t ~ 70 4s.
RYD-Josto ~ littls coming in
r0TA101S-Nsw, 20 TO ~ BY the ioad re-
TIL y - - ess per peck.
Nn0CnRI1E-N. O. Sugar fair o.. no. /, 10,
Dsins loi, clarified I1alla, srusAsd and loaf Is
- Isl. Molassss- Plsntaason 90 TO 100, 3. II. ~
= -, Goldss Syrsp, - 10 SO. CoGss--Rio IL
v ~. lava lsts ~. kiss - So.
soAP--Psln Ole, gAnily 10.
cANDLnS-8sss - 70 n, gtsarins l p. Mould
l3to III, summer prssssd la 70 lac.
LARD yaifsspPlv, 90 70 $40.
BuTTxR-In good supply. 3 70 u.
HID1s-Dry. la 70 1897 green, ~.
HAY-Pssiris tSoe; Tinethy, ~ ~ Hun
garian, - 90.
SEEDS. Hungarian 0rsss, ssto 1909; Tim
sthy,t1 % to- 90, Hiax Seed, u Issel rs.
SUNDRT1S--on icns. 1sto ~ Esgs, 7ssA cts.
Feathers. 3te 70 loe; White Beams, $50 TO rs.
FRUIT-Yair supply. Grsen apples, choice, q
- to - - per hs. Dried apples, u 70 TO 81 rs.
per bushel. Dried peaches, - Is TO - rs. Raj
sins, ~ 10 70 & 90.
cHEESE-W. R.sA to "; Denmark TO 10.
PkQVISIONS--Msss Pork. none Offering, Should.
ers 81 70 Dc, Hams 10 7Ae, Sides 7 70 10.
B&sF-l4a3c gross 30 TO 10 per quarter.
SHEEP-4ll 70 81 p head.
sALT-G. A., 81 s.to ~ 81 per sack Kama
wha. 1sa3st pr hsl., Ltv~posl, 13as Per sack
FiSH--Asskssl, No. $40 70 ezl p Dbl; No.
34istotio; No. 3 III TO SIS. White, No. IS 90
70 % ~ y half bbL; No. Z ~ 76to Is 90. Cod
Tuh ttos y n.
ExcaAsas.--0n New York for currency per
cent; fer Goh ! per cent. 81. I.osis 1 per cent.
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Printing Inks.

We havs for sals . quantity Of WADs's CoLoA.
ID Isxs, which are justly oensidsrsd the beat in
market. There Ars among them all shades Of Red
Blss, Yellow and Brsvn, and Of ALI prices, from
- cents up to 9S3psr n. Also White Ink, Geld
6iss and varnisA. and nssrlyAl grades Of BlAcl
Ink. 81 the sane nanafacture.
We havs. bssidss, . quantity Of Mather's Black
Inks, sndispossd Of, than which there are
better in market.
All Of which Ne will sell Ct Manufacturer pri.
ces, for cash
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@ n AND r = u X u AL = y
or CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC ROUTE0


9 RAND TR u X RAIL = a y
or CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFUL 1 ROMANTIC ROUTE-R
From Snn wRsY 70 IS
Bosfon, Nsp York, and the Eastern Stst1s
VIC fAs Mtchisaa Csnsvsl, 0vsss Wehe~,
Og1ewsbxvgA VrMost CeafrsL Esd
GRAND TRUNK RAIR0AD on CANADA.
Passengers by this Eopts have an opportunity Of
visiting some OF the grAndsst and most Won
derful scenery In the world, includinR Tors4fs
Rapids 81 the 81. La1reScs, Quebec, MoSfvssl, waite
Assatstss iAs TStsiar Bridge, (nsariv fso nais n
lengfh). Lake CAsmyiSin, Tsiis Of Moissmoyesci,
HNdson Rtso, etc, efe.
On and after May l, 1858, Baggage will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EM1 O. Ants.
Passages may be secured Ct the once Of the Com
psny in Chicago by sAlLIHe ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, 0lasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Montrose. An agent Of ths GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
smigrAnts and baggage At Quebec free III charge.
Fare Iron $40 70 $36 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LIZ ~ a r. n N,
OF - 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
10 under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicsgo for Ill
points East, Also for the LevisthAn, or Tor the n
o.S.s Co.'s ships, can be obtained 1t the Ones
Of the 0rand Trunk RAilroaL, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Traak X. h. Co., Of Canada.
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i
ssnK,a,LLo9,sAxoN. North A.xKIGAx,
NOVA sc0TiAE .{nsw) HUNGARIAN, lss.)
-, fnsw).
Running In connection With the GRAND TRUNK
kAlLR0ADsf Canada, under scuasact With
the Canadian Government 10 transport
the Nails.
DATES or SAILING.
= raok ou.BEc. vnon lvsnrpoE..
day from the .2nd Of day from the 1eth d
May to the 18th Of April 70 the 3sth Of
November. inclusive. October, inoluaivs.
During the winter months these vsGgsls eonaesa
With tbs RAILROAD d Port
RATES or PAssAaKs
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADs
and 8tsa1sse,
~ tov Nv
according TO Recommendations.
including cooked provisions.
FROM Liverpool 70 chfcssc, vie Steamers and Rail-
roads,
lssclass .405 70 tlls7s
according 10 sccommodAtiou.
-
including cooked provisions.
Afuily qualified 6urecCn sAilp In eacA vsoool.
Each Passenger ticksssd through win 8 81.
lowed the same quantity u baggage vssR By Rail-
road ~ by Steamer, Wis ~ cable feet Tor saah
cabin and 10 feet for ssch stssrags passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with The Nails and
Steamer.
Twill DO observed from the following table that
the Canadian limo beaten every other in cross
Ing the Atlantic, the average pasaaess Of Ne Col
lin. and Cunard lines ~ BY the annual tables In thu
NY. Herald during 1887 being
III 4 rnIt Eu~ 4 A.
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09fsalo ana Lake Huron RallroaA I
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO vIA DETROIT
At the shove ONCE tickets for New York Boston,
and all the stations on the New York q Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRAGK,
Agent Of b. 4 L. IA. Railroad,
Office No. 36 Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April ~, 'b6-dly-0.s.s.
Sight Drafts on London 1T 5 dollars per ster-
ling may be obtained IT the Once Of She ursnd
Trunk x. X. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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Rix, Hale x G o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD
lEnR T0W A

AhOA a
R8vxREncax:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk Tx, Boston
Messrs. Dana. Farrar 4 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, Vt.
Messrs. Mattocks, Barron Smith, Chicago.
Msssn. Grssley I Gale, 81. Louis.
Rev. 0sc. Dsnison, Ksokuk.
3. ,. Hinman, Esq. .
feh1<d
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DAMLOR. Chamber and kitchen
SITS, Of all kinds, far SAX cheap for Cash. b
GEO. y. KILDOuRNx, Agent.
4ain-st., bet, a and ID,
naylkd txeohuk. Iowa.
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Collsstorof thSCfty ot Ksokuk
Sept. 2. 165e-dtd
Trnsloeys 1aIc

T4U0to0S0 80tcs
DuBLIC NO1IC8 II hereby gives; that on ii,
) LII Day 4 October next, ct tie door q ths
Clark . once, n ~ City u Ksokuk, lows,
e 80. ssc- 60. !: I'D .c .Hs h.S
~ hddsY, ths tcfloving property. to-wit: Thirty
~ ninety fsst II ~ City of Xsoknk, Leo County
lows, ass1ibsd r follows: bsginning seventy IL,
from ~ eornsr d 1igAth and Kxchaaes sterts
q The sastsen me- q lst one in block enc hun
dred - twenty-five, tl21), and rsnning tAesoe Il
right eagles % eaiA lns aal asross lot one aud part
q tvo. tefeet, tAsnSs soath- parsIleI 70
81 street, - festj tAsnee In south al
Festtoo parallel - knshags, 90 feet, 70 the line
aforssAid lhsnes alons 8ta street In strsi eht In
~ ths bsginsiss psiass--lsaving part u 50 fsst
- ~ street.
q AaAals = made ~ Virtue Of Deed Of Trust
1gUm IL Wilasy and khsalsth Wilsey, his rifs.
- HoUsde 70 seeuTs the payment Of certain
nGeoy ~ 3lst Of Oct. 1857, and payable the III
~ - oHlenber, 1879, - W order sf Lorenso
=. 49,, ~ The sum Of fosr hnndrsd dollars
Will ne3 II - Sld 16PSid, and 81 The tern a
~ 1tuqt - - required y ssiI ne property,
6ale beewopn ~ &o1rs Of 10 o'elpek !, n. ~
o'eloek 3. =. WILLIAM BROWN.
~ sah ~ IN syOVgfL. -
ssrs ~ Aaln-st.
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The spssdiest and most sgsetuel mode
ths Southern sxtrsmlsts csn adops for break.
Ing down the National Democracy, and there
b. breaking mp The Union, j. " psrssads ~
Democrats ofganisation Of ~ 0oueh -
sarss 70 allow 8 latitude Of opinisa aAd Of
saetion On Nssicnal questions 70 the Ds0oora-
q ~ the North. II they bring ths Sosth 10
this indslGsoss, there will then b no Ma
tiooal Democracy, no Union Party.--t wash
ington Union, 7th.
Here - havs il oAkoially. The ssDsmo.
cratic organisation Of thu South II ths par
anoant authority. Il mnss mot b psssssdsd
70 agrss 70 Allow . latitude OF oEinion sad
Of aseion on Nshonal questions 10 the De-
nocracy Of the North, or the Union will d
once 30 to smash, and miscsllane Gus thing
b per.isssd 70 rip gsnsrally.-ICiD. CON.
merOial.
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TxTENulON II DiLEA, SIDE DoaRnos
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry. for ssls low Tor
Cash, b. GEO. 4. KILBoURNE, Agsat,
maylM kaia-st., bet. "a 4 "a.
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Tu0T RECEHvED. a Large Los -
JSUPERIOR ICE C1AESTs-An indispsnss-
BILE Afticisin every tor sale vary cheap, BY
GEo. =. KILBOURNK, Agent,
june3-d MAin-st., bet. ID ID
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UWithin week, tea thoussnd children
haze applied for ad,aission 70 tho pablo
schools IN this city, and have been turnsd
away because thsre. vas no rscm for thea.--
The rejection OF these ten thousand prsvs0ts
twenty Or thirty thousand moro from apply
Ing. And yet the Board Of Edusation spends
million and QuATtsr OF dolfafs this year
ostenaifiy for educational purposes. Couid
ehe Cc mmon C0ancil make worse use OF Is
A yaillion and qpartsr year for free
scsaools, and education denied to forty thous.
and children I'm. 7. Tribune.
e1Rev. Mr.. Garden, (Episcopal,) Of
PhiladslpAis, having, during rsssat visit q
i CaPs Aay, n. j., delivered sermon, and IT.
forwards administered the sacrament, assiss-
. u By Methodist minister, Bishop DoaDs
has forbidden him 70 preach again within
canon Of the church BY fraternising %
above.
UWs copisd, not long since, from the
0hAwnestown IIlinoisan, IN account Of the
drowning q thst place Of free man 81 ool-
or, IN sndsavoring TO sssaps from some nsn
& Who had arrested him on the charge Of be-
! ing fugitive slsye. Il 10 now stated that
no Nas native of Tsxfs HAats, Ind, who
hAd for some years followed his trads--that
Of . barbsr--in Cincinnati.
E&Ths following elegant aod noble ssn-
tinsnta were uttered : fsu days sinos BY the
Hon. Jas. Hughes, of Indiana:
III every stamp Ia Kansas wers Z negro,
every Nss upon her soil : slAvs driver, and
ogofy tWiR upon The troes = lash 70 se0uRee .
negre U his daily toll, would vote for the
AdmissiOn Of kansaS under the Lseompton
Constitution." s
NOTICE--The nsnlen Or Ksokuk Division No.
! 3 Sons II Temperance ars notiAsA y atsssd IL
1sgslar meeting II ~ Division this svsnins, y
basinsss u importance will come hsoes tAsE. Also
evsniue lcontiausd from last nssting) 10, "Ehould
Ladies - aAnitGsdt 70 fall nsnhsrsAip. :,
by ordsr Of Diviaion. WI. \. DuaSSS9, h.
RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
NO. n MAIN sTRKET.
cash paAA for LEE COUNTY ORDERS
| Call soon.
OasA pAiA for CITY WARRANTS Or CITY
SCRIP
Esr sale..3os asres Of land II Clsrk sosnty,
Missouri, 10 miles from the Ainissippi river, a
asrss me ttnbss halAles rich prsris 81 ~ POI
aers--A rare chance.
90 Acres on Plank Road, kmiies from Rso.
kuk, wish young orchard, al under esltivatios
nssdow--low In -.
61 ~ Dweliings fol- sale On
49,, 4. ii,
SsIi - v y = s,iiIS -. aIss "
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A GAHY OH CHAP.-Princs Mettefnich
was u years old on the 23d Of August last.
lie seems % keen and bright - ever.
Horrible.

Mrs. Frederick 6ehilling, II Grove City,
Ohio, drowned hsraslf and four children in
. we'll, on the 2lss. She vas thought 70
have been insane from Jealousy.
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Ne q sShie.

Mr.. Gro2, ono Of the Fillmore candidate,
for Hector IN this State in 1856, has Az
nounesd his isssation 70 vote with the Re-
publisAna hsrsaftsr. No small nu.bsf Of
his comrades have formed the SANS rssoiu.
tion.