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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10

J.b VAN b8k0kN y BIO.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
NJ Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fifth.
Mr. Samuel Ogden, No A2a Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No SO Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of tn. Lafayette Bank.
DR. John $ Law. Agent OF Royal Ins. Co., London
and Liverpool.
essrs John Shilto & Co., Dry Goods dealera. 9TH
street.
itchell and Ramme lsberg, Furniture Mans an
dealers 4th street.
lice Greenwood, ESQ.
..r A b Htnkle.
DAVENPORT
Geo L Davenport.
Or James Hall,
Goats / Pstchin, Builders,
y W Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo II Parker,
G d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine. Donelly 4 Lea, DAvenrorilyFon worn
XII Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, Jewellers.
ROCK ISLAND.
PL Michel, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis. \ webber, Postmaster.
ruIcAGo.
s Hubbard. Aetna Insurance,
g 3 Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Bears. Wood / Co.. Bsistsad Manuiactn1ing 90, Mo-
line.
J ? Reznor, Clinton. Iowa.
Henry Q Wisnsr, Wholesale ..Orocksry dealer love
x: Essi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
VI. Il. CNlL.DS \ co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT KOOEI.y'G!!

W sHu put Uu az Tue BhoTtest hUtlce,our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet inyeated that will suc.
ccssfully resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
climate. 1t 10 perfectly FIRE and waterproof, and In
point Of durability We believe IT is equal. II not supe-
rior, to any metallic roofing We can put II on over
old tin, tar, iron, or shingle roofs, It making no dif-
ference how Hat or steep the roof may be. This
roofDg iswarranted to prove As above represented.
We will put it on for So o. per squsre, no feet
squsre.) We will apply it upon tin and iron roofs FIR
~ " per square, being, on account Of Its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite Sl who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired TO call ut our Office, opposite the
LeClaire House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves in regard to the durabil.
ity and practicability OF this roofing.
N. B.-We are prepared to fill orders for our Ce.
ment TO those residing 1t . distance, with printed d..
rectioEs for It's use.
Ctsy and county Ri0hfs for Loscd and Minnesota
~ sale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-10
The Oakdals Censtsry Cenpany

LAVE IN o0ce for the transac3uo q b0sonsos =
from Toto II, n, end from 8 70 Z, +.
All lot owners Who have not Sestled for thsir I0As.
will please cell Immediately and 10 - and recsivo
their deeds.
A large portion Of the Cemetery srsu.ds are -
surveyed and gtaked on In lots. Hne cu0Duniey
generally ID invited 70 examine sAe0 and maAs ..
1ecti0no.
II Is The intention Of the ocmpeny - make IN
Cemetery complete 10 al IL appolntmsuts. ~
avenues are brood and curved; nattve fUsTeUe tseas
are carefully preserved. and various kinds ~ sAa4o
pies the Porter's Ldgs, and y eonotontly eupasye1
IN taking care Of and inpeovfnG The gru0n6D.
All applications for lots or buriala Dnnt b -
st the o6lcs. where cards suthoslsang baslas ~ -
ieoued.
me puAlic, In pasronixing thas CWsessy, ~ sssl
assured that II WIN - D~seeeeeaA = svssy Wy 90 =
- sssrsd pSSpoee. nk60D41
McA13-A oAARoonev.
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DWelling Mouse for Rent.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED,

And the secret made known Of making from ~ 70
also Q month, and no risk. For further particulars
address, Post Once box 6s3, and for ref0rsnce Demo
crat once.
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In Missouri, supposed to BE- the only body Of Pine
Timber remaining In the State, unentered.
Nov16dkwtf ". y. BARBER & Co
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-17
IC amount OF INC )

tion, arc required to he paid as follows; Tho
Fourteenth InStamcnt and five per cent Sc
cond Subscription on the 22d June next tho
fifteenth lnstalmcnt on tho 22d July next.
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w,ng hluhc" Pan rua as
urincc. ",;1:it : l." no.
soc, again -aud $.l Iisappca
time Puff, puff! aud Il cuu>id
'Ftc"th, ~ Sol once moro Io,c
air "What luck. old hur>c?'
| felt ii that time, bat some how
my fingers Down went Sd Al.
he came, after the lapse Of Il
Without the pouch. " Are you
squire, that You lost it i'm this J.
gcltimS out upon Iar~erock, "
tcrlng of his teeth divided Iii
rather more than their lcSitIma
:;-5 in hard dollars, wcigh =
didn't mention the circrmst
a,,,'i '''>y ,Hn,o me-, '"I 9i lhT . T'y@r, Pea b,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

49, At the land ofhce at Sioux CRY, commencing On
Thursday, the hrst day Of July next for the
OF the vacant lands In the ssnbsred sectIons
within the aforementioned townships which re-
mann 10 the United States, within str mill, on
eaeh SIDE OF the Dubuque and Pacific RaiIroad''
and the Iowa Central AR Line Railroad" sub
lect, as resuired by law, to minimum of roo doI
lars aud hfty cents per acre, viz:
On the " Dubuque and Pacific Railroad
North Of ths base lins aad tcest of The Snk p,;.
etpa! meridiaa.
Townships 80. 90, and 81, of ranges 81 and S.
townships 80, 81, aud 90. of ranges S. 81 and 81
Townships 50, 81, 80, and S. of ranges 50 and 40
townships 81, 90, and S. ofra ges Il, az as and a
townships ~, 90, 81 90, and IS, of range IS
townships Us, ~, 81, and ~ Of range l6
Townships 80, 81, and 20, Of range a.
On the Iowa Central Air Line Railroad
Township sc. of ranges 81 and IS
townships 30 and 81, Of range6
and Al ~'~'~ W
townships &c and 81. Of range q
Township 86, Of range IS.
AT the land office at COUNCIL RLuvrs. commsr-
eng on Monday. the seventh day of June nexf FOR
the disposal OF the public lands. kerefoCore rs
cd, situated within the following named tovnsn,n.
and parts OF townships, viz:
North Of fAe base liae and tcsyf of the Gftk ,,,.
opal meridian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

At the land Office at FoRr DoDoE, commencing on
MOnday. the twenty first day OF June next for the
IspOsal Of the vacant lands in the ersn Numbered
sections within the aforementioned Townships,
which remain In the United States. tcithts SIR
mnes on each side of the q Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad" subject, as required by law, to a mimi
mum OF ftco dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
North Of the base line and tcest Of the TIN pria
etpdi msridiaH.
Townships 80 and 80, of range 10
Townships 90. SO and &c. Of ranges 20, 81 q g. "a,
Is, %, n, u, -, 81, and 81
Townships 88. SO, 81, and 81, of rangeS2
Townships SO. 81, and 81, of range IS.
At the land Office at Sioux CRY, commencing on
Monday, the seventh day Of June next for the dis
pesa OF the public lands, heretofors uaofer,d sit
uated within the following named townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
North Of the base lfns and tcest Of the i'm pria
eipdI meridian.
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTELS Gardiner ir IVA
Williamson, A Patterson, Md; W NJ Samuel
J Renwick, Md: G T Marye. Cal: c Ben
ham, Nj Barbour and fam. Misses Morgan r
II Jordan, Va; Quigley, BV Black, Min; Aw
Patterson, Oregon; Jas Anderson, Pa; j Pen
dleton and ly, Mrs Robertson, l. Peyton XIV:
Miss kirtiand, Ten; L A Bargy, Dc: II Coates
ny n Hll6rith, Mass; A Majors, Missouri; w
Lang, Va; G Thunder, r Rudolf hson f. bar
Iington, Eyre, Pa; w Mcfarland, Ky;JT
Warnock, Ala; A Haskins and lady, G Wv Bowen
and lady, Sc NJ Smith, Pa; w Bell, Va; 3
sister, Miss and Mrs Phillips, Mass; NJ Brig
noli, NaTdini, Italy; Pierre, jr, Me; M j
stone, Nd n Mcpherson, Judah, Ohio; r
Jeffrey, Pa; ID Everett, NY; T s Richards. n
Berry, Sasscer, Md; Levy, Lansing, N Y;
So w Giee + jr, Mass; Wilson, Mich;
B Jones, NYk; w X Thomas and lady. O: 1.
GooPer Owens and lady, Md; d w Low,
Va; Haskns, La.
BROWNS HoTEL-Mccannon, Ala; Holt
Fauth, Va; ID c Wilcox, NY; p Coulev. mi. I,
Johnson, Va; w II Richardson, do; A H,ltz.
Ma M BOVINE, do; Lea, Ark; c w Lee
do; Jsy and lady, do; w Steele, do; w Glass,
NY Glass, do: Stratton, Tenn; w Lee.
Mass, Raystone, Va; Seymore, III; G
ston, Ky; r NJ Van Derveru, NY; J WCunninp-
ham, Nc CWay, do w w Fraser, sc; T T
Alexander, Ky; Piquette, Mich; Bingham
RYAN, Md Miss Glen, Va III T Garrett do 2
GODDARD, Mass; w Tapen, NY; T. NJ Perrie
Ala; Miss Lodor, Pa; n Pointdexter and lady
Va; Mayher, M; L Mutual, Ga H Brown,
Sc Landis, NC; T Levett, o; A Doniphan
Va kodine, Pc; w b Foster Mo; George
Badger, NC; r NJ Foltz, Tenn, Rice, Pa.
WlLilARDS' HOTEL.-H ID Mears, Md: Mai
Barnard. USA; Lieut. o Gilmore, do DR. +
Lynch, Pa; Jno Dickinson. DIR C Mcmillan. Mrs
l. q Andrews, Hon Williams, NY;E Rich
aIds, Nicnerson, CT; Pemberton, NC; n
r. S Snon, M w u Morgan, Neb; L Butler, r
NY c Bates, Pa; Sawyer, Mass; w Turn
bull and lady, Cal; G A Shallenberser. Pa; T :
Richards. Md; E Tate, n V; Cabill, Capt
Lander, NY; w Johnson, Md; f. F round, j
Broadhead, NY; . Ritter, sc; A W ThoInr-
son, NJ Gilmore, Pa; f Pearce, RI: JB HYDE,
d; Behan, b oanbel, o; E VI Bceson, va
hon w ckham. r j Pendleton, n Yk; L. :
Mamt, Md; g Goodwin and lady, Ii Rundell
and lady, Mass; Hon J Buchanan and son Md.
Wyckof and ladies', Sienor Mario and lad
4 Barker, jr, Mass.
UNITED STATES HOTEL j r Hoffman,
U h Patton, Tenn; w stevens XIV; Or : rur
peT, Fox and laPy, II Ware, b + Armistead,
r Mercer, + A Providence, w b Jones, va
Thayer, o. Grove, Md; r NJ Drake. O: =
BelgeI; Wilson, Fla L Ii Lackev, Va;
Anderson, Tenn; c ID ArmthaI, NY; r Cam.
bell, w r Thomas, NY; w Titus. Va a
Weatherly, Horton, n Caldwell, A c Hepe
" Z h n : pari0w, G Lindsay, II Hicks, Nc;
w Bradbury, Va. a.
NORWOOD HOUSE &C b ChiteralI. Mimi.
f3lser, Nd; A Freaner; Beekman y Y;
Redrdon, Va; w Millward. l. Hoyt Pa;
n Wright. III; Pieott, DC; NJ G Peason' IL. /
u Evans, Miss A 6 Evans, Miss A Evans. Tex:
ID u Armstrong. w Berry, w A Lenboe Md:
Dsey, Va; W A Hunter, Ga; w Williams,
va; Campbell, # Carr. Wright, Md; j
Brre-ford, Europe; ) White, Md; X 5 Blame,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11
Insurance, 70.
r. EDWARD SNOwDEN,
CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE


For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims. Prhsecu-
tion Of Claims before the Court Of Claims, Congress
aho tne departments, Purchase and Sale of real e.
MIes, attend to Renting Houses, Buy and Sen Land
similar character.
jan 16ly Washington, City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

u An American journal, or rather journal
advocating the interests of the United States, is
about to be established in London.
IL The Legislature of Texas adjourned on the
18th inst There was no money in the treasury,
and creditors Were compelled to take warrants
which were at per cent discount
ID The extensive revival in the Lutheran
Church in Funkstown. Md, is still In progress
and nightly conversions are taking place Mo.i
OF the converts are persons advanced In life
IL Beau Brummel was reading the paper one
DAY at i'ong's-a gentleman standing near him
sneezed three times. After the third spasm Mr.
Brumnel cried out, ''waiter, bring me an UNI
breiia. can bear this no longer"
III The Cincinnati (Ohio) Daily Gazette states
that bill has passed the Senate of that State,
prohibiting the intermarriage of first cousins
The Gazette says that public sentiment is i'm
favor of that measure.
III An important branch Of manufacturing at
Marseines, France, Is the production of oil from
peanuts, and for making soap, II is said to he
preferable to the other seed oils. The shell Is
NOT removed, but Is crushed up together wit b the
kernel. ~
RKvIvALs IN NEW JERSEY THE Trenton Ga
7ette says: "We understand that about eleven
hundred persons have professed conversion and
have been received as members of the Method Isl
Episcopal Church, within the bounds OF what is
fall and winter"
WOMAN FROZEN TO DRArH-A Mrs Jen.
Llhs, residing In Mount Savage, Md was found
lying on her bed, on Friday last. frozen to death
one was given 10 iDtoxication, and the eyenipp
previous to her death, had been imbibinp freely.
ana IL Is said, In this state she had lain down on
nee ped without any of the covering over her
Mnere sue was found the next morning an inani-
mate corPes. She leaves a family of several chill
dren. ~ " "
W The editor Of the Ph9nix Banner announ-
ees the discontinuance of his paper, in the last
number He complains of the bad living and
nard scratching to support himself, and SAYS that
rhenlx Is hard locality for 90 literary genius
10 settle and waste its sweets on the desert air
rlAa TO-, - Il. -
habitants all go in for themselves and the devil
II in close pursuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11
EVENING STAR.
THE PIPES AT LUCKNOW.
By ALEXANDER MAcLAeAN.


BIT ALEXANDER MAcLAGAN.
Mid the thunder of battle, the groans of the dying
The wall OF weak women, the shouts OF brave
poor Highland maiden sat sobbing and sighipe,
As she longed for the peace Of her dear native
Blu. there came glad voice to the ear of her heart,
=. The foes Of aud Scotland forever will fear IT
I'VE are saver. We are saved :" cried the brave
IT'S the hIghIander's slogan, o. dinna ye hear
"A moment the tempest of battle was hushsd,
but no tidlngs of help did that moment reveal;
Again 10 their shot shattered rampar they TushedI
Again roaTed the cannon, again flashed the steel
Still the HIghla maid cried, Let US welcome the
brave!
The death msts are thick. but their olarmore
will clear 10.
The wsr-pipes are pealns. The Csmpbells are
coming
They are charging and cheering. o dinna ye ear
IT,"
Ye heroes Of Lucknow! fame crowns you with
Love welcomes you home with glad songs IN your
And brave Jessie Brown. with her soul stirring
Forever vii. live in the Hishlander'.la lays.
Long me 20 our Queen, and the hearts who defend
Success to our flag and, when danger Is near it.
May our pipes be heard playing "Ths Campbells are
And an an9 81 voice crying, 40 diuna ye hear i.'''
lima y hear IT. dlnna 70 hear it?
nisn or the battles dan, dInna ye hear IT!
Hish er the battles DIN hail 1t and cheer 1t,
lis the highander's slogan. y dinna ye hear 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 per cent. interest BY Coupon in New
Davenport has now about 0,0o0 inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
only S25 600, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city published in the Intelli-
these bonds, believing them to be a. safe a. any
State or city bonds. ..--E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11
By THE rREs,ESsas E pr THE UNITED

In pgl.uanee FLAW, L J1nls BUCHANAN, Prssi-
dent of the United States Of AWerica, do heSeby a.
clare and make known that pubic saIes will be held
At the aforementioned land ohces IN the State Of
Iowa, at the periods hereinafter designated, to
wits ..... .. s...H.4 r. .. .'--- : -
At the land olkee at QsAoK. commencing on Mon
day. the seventh day Of June next for the of
the public lands, heretofore 1Ro6syed, eituetsd
within the follovlng named townships. viz:
North az tie base iise and vest az the fStk pyis.
sipal meridian.
Township 100, of range q
Townships 80 and Leu, of range q -
Township SO, of range 3.
AT the land once at FoRT Dopes, oommeno;nv q,
Monday, the fourteenth day of J1ne next o,tt S
disposal! of the public lands, heretofore vnoGe,sd'
siturted within the following named tovnshios And
parts Of townships, VIZ; "N~
NORTH Of the base iise and sst of the kftk p,;..
cfpdt meridian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11
BANKINa HOUSE OF Quinn ,v,rurv.

DrrosIfs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
said Cities furnished to depositors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosIrs.-Interest will be Above
On Deposits at such rates az may be agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virgins and other UncurTsns MonsS re-
oeiyed to be checked for able funds or in
specie, We Charging the regular Exchange;
VIII be discounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT-l.etteIs Of Credit will be
United States, on Deposit of Money or COaterals,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged Colateras, on such terms be agreed
upon.
TRAysLIrs BILLS OF EXCHANeK.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
IN sne oy a HI T,ss vi tne Union
LAND AND EuROPs.-Bills of Exchange and Letters
Of Credt on England Ireland and Europe, furnished
BONDS, STOCKS, &o:-Bonds, Stocks, and Secnri-
bought in the different Cities at commission Of AZ
reserve the right call for deposit Of 10 Pr cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered By tes-
grssh.
City, and State Bonds can be placed in hands for
negotiation either In this country Europe. RsiI
%aHp M bone 4. tn.
tssd in every respect
Land Warrant quotations reg aIary furnished If r.
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND INssRA NOES. Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, COURT OF CLAIMS,
CoNsRKss:-Claims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress intrusted to us, will be
prosecuted BY prompt snd Abe apt,Sr IsEEpus
Jan ~ Opposite the TREASURY,
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CHUBB BROTHERS
w AShiNSciHI1R iHsSEbH SY 6 SoNSMekEESS
02Oo,m g!

This Company is now prepared to receive sppca-
ton: for ON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDlSE, DC, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
VIM. F. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday.
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Eranos Mohun, M. w. Gait.
Benz. Beall,
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President,
9RAvfoN d. HANSON. Secretary. ap Il-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

NOTICE TO fRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTs
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption
TO any OF the lands within the tovpships and parts
OF townships above mentioned 10 rec uired to- ~
the same TO the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver OF the proper land Office, aad make pas-
mest hercor as zoos as praetirable az sy S,,tsr
thts noftee, aud before the day appointed for tie
commencement of the pubic sale of the Ian1 en-
be forfeited. THoS A HESnR iTsRS s'u
A.. Compssionsr Of the General Land Oboe,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

At the land ofioe at Sioux CITY. commencing on
Monday, the twenty first day of June next for the
disposal of the public lands heretofore ssofsyed,
situated within the following named townships and
parts Of townships, viz:
North Of ths base line asd trssf Of the |th prin-
cfpal ukrtdt0R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-11

A TkINSON'S SIBERIA.-A narratIve of seven
~ years explorations and adventures in Siberia,
Mongolia, the kIrghis Steppes, Chinese Tartary,
and part Of Central Asia: with map and numerous
Illustrations; 10y Thomas William Atkinson; price
SS.O.
The Works of Tacitus. The Oxford trans alton,
revised, with notes. Harper's Classical Library;
vols; price 81 80.
Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR IL MAURY,
MP BOOKSELLERS and Stationers "a PA ave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

routine Of pubic euiy IL sgais <rularly pursued and
si,st bs be gin - marvel Iho <oth SEQ as ~e have
ueoroed esoud have beer s,s.n
Ad'ts'ifs have oten hsde against the Leading men
cosnt cted Win Inls AoSemeni and warrants We DC
bsVe, save DeSh F>susd for their arrest tne hs' VI
Peruts sai1 10 Ds Known active at the Arseno 10
large, Dnt We ere Informed thst % attempt WIN DO
TGoe 70 oiPg before tie public riounsiS aoy -p 40
sid cot stand in the Attitude Of leseI " HhhsAsy
ssests, or leader by connection VII" III" S7c'7s
esuneil Of the Vgilsn-. . Ill,
a. 10 d.s,rsbe tnat 20 motives Of vengeance should
sctss.e ,ov zen now taken. PeaOs Il restored T.
we're zen II good fellowship copli be revived anons
saJ i.izens
T,r Cmsvcz.-An old prOyoIb hath j. th.. " after
SIN come, a calm and /. prOVe.h H. Jlis,oa
n. Iii "a eIe rnsrtsl matters For several DAYS toe
Storm sas upon Us, win pOItentous coues tA.oa.5n
no r,d Jaa and had, and nov tnst n has passed.
has ~ coon succeeded in the order Of events. The
xnpe charged csIrcp, witt their brsz9a As, no
EEgtr guard the approach - JacksJa aud L4iaye,ts
sqssJes, and the Duske:, Th. and bis'Nng ba;oBet
have passed away from DOR t0orlugbfGres Ike the
changes Of e droAc. Th,n "per!oas stuff" weig u
Hpon The elem eDts j. ia thrown off, S0d purity is re-
ST. REQ by the loud Thunder Of the winged wi0ds sod
would thst wdtn AMMAN passions bse aroused end
deadly, they ccsl1 be restored - their ordinary Jul
etuee with equal eGse AID certainty We bave al
vi airs II excitement sod tre thunder Of great guBs
let now, Il possible, have peaoe, order and for.
bsArsnCe.
THE OLD TUIRD.--We underats7d that Recorder
Sesmon went - bis office T. hold court Yesterday as
pspsl but was prevented fiam dung 40 by Lou.
kggstt, w1o virtually placed bIm under arrest for
reasons Shich be sopPOsed to be sucisnt. Tne Lieu
having been concerned with the late Vigilance
Hfnf