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MANNTS NEW REAPER-THREE XACHINES IN ONE,
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10 Farmers and Dealers.
VOuR attention II respectfully solicited 10 the
- present extensive and complete stock of Farm
ing 1mplements and Utensils now in STORE whieh
enables Nc proprieors Of the Hurngscn Agricultural
ana seed Warehouse to oer nnrvailsa nsuc. snts 10
ne trade and purchasers generally 49,
aisting Of -sSs~T-
S0YTAE SNA LHES CRADLES, E00D AND
AE0M HRACE and GRAPEFzNE PAT. III
z2RRx AAYFVRGS, W stInsd ,lSCYTHE.
O1UMES a KLrLkN HAND q REFOL-
VINO AAY FORkN 1fc., &C.,
navs been receivedto which daily additions arc be-
inl made BY ffesh arrivals =
Purchasing directly from shcnanu ahrse ar
tlcies are ebtane q the lowed possible prices ahns
~ 70 sell lower than any other house IN nur,,rton
~ assortment ~ Wood and Willow Ware Cor
Ssss, - corass C!oshes Lines, Ac. constantly On
hano. KMHA, ROnlNS0N co.
June ls-Adf'wu water ossssa. near Je1erson,
s4s Burlington, Iowa.
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PATENTED GET. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!


WOODWAkx D'S NS.ki S8iAE MACHINE
AND SEPaHaIssss C0NBxNEl.
M take this method Of ,arniing Millers generally
J. w that we are manufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand Woodwarus Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best nov n
use, and we haaard nothing IN saying every Miller who
mas YET used VIII bear us oni In this assertion. II
compact and durable moves with less power most
machines and does all work heretofore performed ~
three machines, Wis: the Scraen, Separator aud Smut
ter TO say nothing Of the Fnng Mill which has usual
~ to be used cleaning dust from offal.
As to the mode Of operation in the rst place sepa.
rates the sticks, throws balls and part of The
oats from the grain before securing. While il The
proc VS. Of securing the grain brought In with
strong blast Of air, which carries on al fast a.
made. II then passes into aurger Separator where t
cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, OATS &c. and 10
then really for grinding. Tho dust 10 all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats and
oRai, and blown clear out ST the mill Another yerv
great advantage 10 that 1t be on the same door
With the burrs or any where else in the mill tina, may b
desired, a i makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatiis utterly impossible TO con.
stfuct mill that viii make good ouY out OF dirty grain
unless the dirt BE arstrenoyed No better machine has
mutfer sad separator and Il |. believed none AZ WI,
Adaptes Western GRAIN They are now In use and
bee ca - twoof the Mills 10 thts city Sunderis
4 Brpe., and Kelser Co.'s.
oct 2S-dwf WOODWARD KKIsER . sHERRTLL,
nurlingtOn. Iowa. 4
:. Polk 01fY, March ID, 1868.
Ds0r Sir Your sn. utter that hare had IN
use for eeus eEhtsen month"; u the perfect ma
chine Of The kind nov In ussd machine that
purchased " Chicago for abort time after started,
and y cost me mere for repairs and delays In lsv
months thar tho whole cost u IL noehino has Hot
from yea. Fear machine has ot cest anythius faP
repairA and u row after eighteen mouths service.
sspt nv hanAs ise pAst fsvsrs ard bt vAss 1T YOU
n.riidAv oS16iaas RxEnE.
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FOUR THOUSAND STOVES,

HOMST0CK T. Co., of Quincy, Ms, have
" opened Wsrerooms on Jefferson, between Main
and Third Htreets, where they ceiling Ut Retail
Stoves Of their own manufacture At WHOLESALE
prices for cash. This VIII the purchaser FIVE
DOLLARS on all leading Stoves Our Patterns are
among which
OUNCE CRY,
PRAk1K STATE
HAKE-EYR STA RI.
AOTAZR PREMIUM
COXS7OCK'S COAL COOK.
Also Coal Crates, eugar Kettles, Cast Tea Kettles
and Wafe Irons, al OF which will be sold q above
togsther With our large stock Of :
House Furnishing Goods.
ase17-Assn GA. BAKxR. Agent.
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SPRING ARR
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington

B AL o A ID.
lN and aner wednesday,, March 10Th, 1858 trains
~ via tls rosie Wi run foOws, leaving East Bur
lington ~ @. B = q Trains:
ist Passenger q 6.t6 a.. n. for Peoria, Chicago,
Cincnnatl Alton and g. Louis, Va 0alesburg Knox
vine, klmwood and PEORIA 10 Chicago and via bloom
tngon, Springfield, Dscatuv Lafayette, Rana, Sandoya
ferre Hante and Indianapolis for cincinnati snd g.
Louis.
I'd Passenger 1t 645 r. ~ for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
onnati Alton and B Louis, making close connection -
above.
Passengers via this route win change cars At Gales
burg.
Baggage will b checked through from Burlington 80
. not 10 Mt Galesburg but most be At
tended TO and properly che. ked the Ferry Boat.
The trains Of the b. n. Il. r. X. make direct con-
nections with the trains via this route This route i
saving Of EIFTYONE MI Is OF travel any other
to Southern points.
~ Through tickets to al the above points and to Ill
Eastern cities, may be obtained at the Ticket Once Of
the c. b. = Or. r., Of Jefferson and Water
streets, X. T. H0SF0RD,
Passenger Agent, Burlington, iowa.
p. B. RODkRTs. Supt, Peoria, IT..
U. H. KELLOGG, GEM Ticket Agt. Peoria, Ill.
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Mr.. Giddings It is probably known, Mr.
Speaker, that was about the last to 60 into
1 the support Of that Crittendcn-montgomery
fAnendment and | assure the gentleman
from Kentucky, l assure the members Of
this House and the country, that the only
|inducement thas | had to 20 for it was that
1 understood did not hear it mysclf--but
4 u1dcrstocd that every gentleman belong
| ing to the Douglas wing Of the Democratic
party stood pledged to the country and to
! themselves and TO their constituencies, to
stand by the proposition forever.
Loud cries from the Republican siile of
the House Of That is true!"
Mr.. 0lddings was here taken with o sud
den indisposition and was carried out of
the Hall in fainting condition
Mr.. Cox. With the permission of the
gentleman from Kentucky
Mr.. Marshall of Kentucky. understand
the object Of the gentleman from Ohio,
which 10 to rectify my statement in regard
10 his wing Of the Democratic party. |
think the gentleman can - easily fx that
natter when get through, % now.
Mr.. Burnett / understood the gentleman
from Kentucky to yield the Aoor to me.
| Dir. Cox. appeal to the gentleman as a
matter Of personal courtesy.
Mr.. Marshall, of Kentucky. The gentle
man from Ohio viii have an opportunity af-
ter Ihase concluded what have to say
Mr. burnett, want the fact to go to
the conntry Chat my colleague declines to
yieA for correction,
~. Marshall, Of Kentucky. It may 90 to
the country that his colleague declines, and
| it may 20 to the country that his colleague
has the floor herc-this House having voted
down the demand for the previous question
l-but that the gentleman voted for il. Il
may 70 to that his colleagues does not want
| to occupy much time, but wants the facts
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have ret upon him il the country, because,
fuesooth, he voted with the Black nspabli-
can party Sir, am here today 70 ~ thai
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Column bfa ST. between Waite 0nd Main.
A GENERAL. assortment Of Guns, Pistols. Knives
"A and sporting implements kept constantly on hard
and manufactured 10 order.
Repairing of all kinds done short notice and fair
nriceg. ivqQhny
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1858. NEW SEASoNABLE GOODS. 1858.

WE have in store and to receive ! full, COM
w plete and desirable stock OF
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PO"os ~ PseJVuS0 su0 pEOceoulngO OF the
convention, and declare the constitution
which he had framed to be nullity. To
have done this would have been violation
Of the Kansas and Nebraska act, which left
the people Of the Territ ~ perfectly free to
form and regulate their domestic Institutions
in their own way, subject only to the consti-
tuition Of the United States" 1t would equal
" have violated the great principle Unpopular
soverefgnty, at the foundation Of our institu-
lions, 70 deprive the people of the power, il
they thOoKht proper to exercise it, of conf
ding TO delegates elected by themselves the
trust OF framing constitution, without re-
quiriDg them " subject their constituents to
the trouble, expense and delay Of second
election. Ii would have been in opposition
70 many precedents in our history, commen-
cling in the very best age Of the republic. of
the admission vt Territories as States into
the Union, withouta previous vote Of the peo-
pie approving their constitution.
II is TO be lemented that q question 40 in
signi6cant interviewed in its practical effects
on the people Of Kansas, whether decided
one way or the other, should have kindIed
such aame Of excitement throughout the
country. This reflection may prove to be
Lesson @ Wisdom. and Of warning for our fu-
tnrs ga'daaes. Practically considered. the
question y et1P!y whssher the people of that
Territory should 6r.t come into the Union
80 s:ee cnangs any provision Of their con-
esssonon noe agreeable 70 themselves, or ac-
eo9p.isn ene very same object BY remaining
eee o. ne Unloo ard framing another consti
eetion ~ eeeoedAnco with their will. In ei-
shsr ea.e ne rssalt would be precisely the |
me; The only difference in point Of fact il, |
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have occasion also, TO congratulate you on
the result Of our negotiations with China.
You were informed by my last annual mes
sage that our Minister had been instructed to
occupy neutral position in the hostilities
conducted by Great Britain and France against
Canton. He was, however, at the same time
directed to cooperate cordially with the Brit
ish and French Ministers, in all peaceful mea-
sures to secure by treaty those just conces-
SONS to foreign commerce, which the nations
OF the world had right to demand II was
Impossible for me to proceed further on
my own authority, without usurping the war
making power, which, under the Constitution
belongs exclusively to Congress.
Besides, after careful examination of the
nature aud extent of our grievances. did not
oeileye they were Of such pressing and AGRA
waited character, as would have justified Con
gress in declaring war against the Chinese
Empire, without first making another earnest
attempt to adjust them by peaceful nepotia-
llon. was the more inclined to this oninion
because OF the severe chastisement which had
then but recently been inflicted upon the Chi
nese by our squadron, in the capture and des-
'ruction of the Berrier forts, to ayepge nm Al.
eyed insult to our flag.
The event has proved the wisdom OF orr
neutrality. Our minister has executed his in
fruction with eminent skill and ability. In
conjunction with the Russian plenipotentiarv
'e has peacefully, but efFectually co-operated
nth the English and French plenipotentiaries.
nd each of the four Powers has concluded =
cparate treaty with China, Of highly salts
actory character. The treaty concluded bv
ur own plenipotentiary will Immediately he |
ubmitted 10 the Senate.
lam happy to announce that, through the |
nergetic yet conciliatory efforts Of our Con.
II General in Japan, new treaty has been |
INCLUDED with that empire, which may be ex- |
ected materially to augment our trade and /
ltercourse in that quarter, and remove from
n countrymen the disabilities which have
lEstofore been imposed upon the exercise Of
'etr religion. The treaty shall b submitted
~ ssaats for appreval uifAeat dsaay.
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- \, Mooe ~ aggregate tor Ne sefSce
Oh sne year Of ISL 1888, 9S3 s6.
me pubic expenditures during the fscal ysaf
enuing June 30. 1883, amounted 70 eighty-ay
Ml'i,on nse hundred and eighty i've thouef
- .anored and sixty seven dollars aud sst
u.s. cents, tSSl ,5S5.667 76,l OF which siss
"oA 81 hundred and eighty-iour thousaaa
- nunored ana thirty-seven dollars and niDs
y.h'ne cents (ss.6s4,6s7 s9) we're appledw
~ payment OF the public debt, and Tho ~
IsMp1on OF treasury Totes with tho iussfss
asnsreon, leaving in the treasury on July l. 1854
pshs me commencement Of the present ksc.
.ear' * million three hundred and nnetytlga
thousand three hundred and sirteen dollars "a
ven cents, t6.SaS,3l6 iu)
me receipts into the Treasury during 10
s1 quarter OF the present Seal year, con-
mencing the LIST July 1855 including ops hsH
OF the loan oftwen,y millions az ,olIas. viii To
premium upon y, authorized BY the &c. of I'D
June, 1888. were twenty.fye n;lljon tso hm-
dred and thirty thousand e;rh, hundred md
seventy mine dollars and forty siy censs (sA.
1oV,sSe46. and the estimated receip,s fcs ~
remaining three quarters 20 he Sob Jaa
1909, from ordinary sources are thirty sfk
million hve hundred thousand dollars tsS5ua'
oool making with the balance before states, = y
uGHVu VuS HHMAtwS
lwenty'nine thousand one hundred snd tst1f
1ine Thousand Que hundred and ninrly-fnk
~. NJ ana nity SIX cents, (S7o,i lCi 5dl
!, lne expenditures, during the first quarter
&c present fiscal year, we're twenty ons -
'eyen nundred and eight thousand ors Assdsss
l a ninety eight dollars and 6fty o. tsn@
~ .7OS. 1913 SID Of which one nillios and Y.
thousand one hundred and forty two dshna 90 y
nifsy seven cents (sl.Olo,142 s7) we're ~, \
,'led 70 the payment. OF the public dsbs 49,
he redemption Of treasury notes and ths inisf
q thereon. The estimated expendNsssA dn-
ing me remaining three quarters 70 s0ss !usf,
ssss are any two million three hundred 800
~ seven thousand Elk hundred ard ninxV
"a dollars and forty eight cents lsasss1,-
\, ~ ~ making an aggreesss ofsestniy ica,
s'xty i've thousand eight hundrsd aas
n@sy 81 dollArs and ninety nine cents GA
'o,Sv6 o9.) being . szcess u expenditure,
lyond the sssimassd ssceipts into ~ trsassti
0m ordinary eo1sosA during ~ 1ssal year e
SOsh1neAs loS9 u aAfee milllea nlDe has. VI
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sHERIFF's SALES.
nARIA :. BRANDT

sxcosp pIsrsg corEsl MARIA z; BRANDT
tAss osasi q fsssssssl hEIRs or b scnA0xsouRo.
= = sVlI IN PARTITION. II
RY VIRTUE OF a decree rendered june Id
~ and siEred JUNE 9Th, ITS. 6Ir~saeA ~ he
Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orissns n he
above entitled matter will proceed % l< a pubic scfios Il
the City Hotel Common street bstwen Camp md Nanzine
order 90 effect partition = :
Two CsRffIN LOTS or PARCELS OF GROUND.
situated IN ths town Of EstebIioche Parish Of Naiehecss
Bve VS. feet bounded On 81 Southern limit ~ he property
limit by property Of b. 81 lrnaas on which Il "a
front Of 81 feet and IN the by johnson which
has trout 15f The other lot parcel ground las
front johnson street Of s3S feet bounded Southern
limit By property Of The widow Hrppe has
front Of l76 Nofhern limit By the property Of widow
which IS. fecf, and the by fhs
property d Andre Chamare which has fronf Of lsz1i
feet according rlsn maze BY L. 81 Martin Tom and Par
I'm Surveyor ssehochss, the zoih July 1885, and VII
be exhibited the day Of sale
The property firstly above described hss beer s1eroeehe,
the quantity will only such portion Of the
contained on the Original survey thereof ~ al The Day q sa
remda.
TERMS-Twelye hundred dollars csl20W cash he spo'
and the balance Of the price be psd in and two
equal iasanen the notes be secured By tn
property sold.
Y. r. PARKER,
ffaff 81. p.ws. ~ n.Iau
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z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

DEuxIExx coun DE DISTRICT 1MARIA 3. BRANDT Va LES
de Ia iIleOreans. iHERITIERs de b. SCHAUM-
(Anc. Cour des Pfesves1 BOURG.
ACTION EN- PARTAGE
EN VERTU dun dccret rendu lie ct signe
- y de JUN, 1853 adsse lhoorsbe
de Districf de In kouveieOeans asre
proceiers lie LUNDI u de jnet 1888 midi H6tei de
"a Cite, de Ia Commune, les Camp
Ha2asins lefiet d'0t aradludicaon
DEUX PORTIONS DE TEKRE, shines "a Vile De Nat
choches paroisse dc Eaichioces
portions de fl3 pieds de Ia ryiere Rouge
40 pseds iigns qui Ia de Ia popete
Nine Zasgeton 81 pieds Ia igne Ia
nod de i propee dc b. ST. Aman ct 5i peds dams 10 fond
face Ia johnson.
LAUTRE PORTION DETERRE mesure 1853 pgeds pouees
de face Ia johnson, e pds sud- lgne qui IA
de Ia propriete de Nine M
ia gne qu Ia epare De Ia propriet De Nine C. cas
de Ia proprie Andre Chamarre plan
drssse L. St. Martin, paroisse Vile
Nachtoch-s, le % jniilet ,e36
CONDITION5-S 81 100 compliant de 1adudca-
fion ct IN balance deux credit bes diegal
moniant, bes garsntis hypotheqhs Ia prophetic
vendu
EFT PARKER,
jel0 Is % iy5 " Sheriff de Ia Paro ssed iOrieans
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IRREGULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

OIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
Engine AID M complete guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
oneinoh boards per day, for
SI95O.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw AO0O feet OF
oneinch boards per day, for
S22O0.
Engine and Mill complete, guaranteed to saw 5000 feet OF
oneInch boards per day, for
S25O0.
Engine MIL complete guaranteed to saw 1000 feet OF
one inch boards per day, fer
5000.
Engine and MIL complete, guaranteed TO saw 0OO feet OF
inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
The Engines all of celeb ated patent Of Hoard Sons
more than two of which be referred to in use In
the Southern States they iron chmnies 40 feet high and
the entire engine Is set without any masonry
The Saw Mill Leavs with searns' patent head
Korcoss rocker boxes and 20 feet OF carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
10 Gravier ST., New Orleans,
mvsn Agent for the Paentees.
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DATENT INDEsTRUGTIBLE wATER-PIPEs.
L CHARLES c. BIER WI. q. sfHrhHSs'
O. @. BIER &. CO.,
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndesfruetibIe Water Pipes,
p L U N B e n S y
TIN COPPER link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.

Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches
sheet Lead and Iron Pipes, all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHSTANDs, suitable Tor water
works or without q beautiful article for bedrooms
We have constantly large and well selected assort-
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such as Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks OF all
sizes; Washstand Sink Bnes Shampooning, Compression,
for hot water Beer and Ciste Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all knds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs Pipes 10 Inches; and all Brass ware
usually found in a similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be very article Of the kind now in USE
Also the celebrated Charter and Amazon Cook Stoves all
azes to cook for families Eve persons up to Sizes
that win cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valyes-Three sizes Nos and 4; prices $40 So
and ss0-To raise water 81 feet perpendcuar and
ll0 feet clear OF the nozzle with only
brake They far superior to any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand either Wholesale retail Also
Parlor onice Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels or Plantations supplied
All work done by warranted TO give sasacuon VI
ders solicited from the country - p,vp no
M Camp Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-10

COR GONORRHEs, GLEET, WEAKNESS. PAINS
4 in the Back. all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOLu-
TIoNThis world renowned preparation cures az affections
the Renerative whether chronic Phys
Of England Of and o. America aekn Wedge rs
eAcacy Thousands OF sufferers been relieved by H.
Purely vegetable somposirn q harmless as IL Is EN-
The system invigornted. and the debAted
body and depressed mind restored 10 energy.
= b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United Stnfes
myl7 ly Apothecasy, 16 Camp street. Nsx Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-10

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