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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
BELGIUM.

A bill had besN presen..d to the Belgium Casus%.,
Authorizing Government 70 contract bsc !,
g OoO Coo, for public works, including 10 this nm
20OCO O0Of FOR the city aud fortress OF Antwerp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, May le1
Corroy.-The Brokers' Circular reports thai the
adyces from America Of large receipts and shipments comsi
with The observance of the Wbitsuutde holiday has csad
Gstue,s 10 the market and general decline prices Fur M
L. 80 ,h b,,s, oua,is. The conceson hardy average
1.-THE lower quses for which the demand limited are nom
R 10 10 sSst sSs to s
bet Friday closed 9aietly with sales Of about e o
iSsn.g Mdens ~ Fair Mobile Middns F.f Upas'
Mdding !. Stock on hand $4,000 bales OF which os~ "
American. .
THE MANCHESTER MARKET il at a stand, the whos
week having been devoted TO holiday making: -,
BREADsTUFFs The Kangaroo took out sdYe~~
dull and generally lower market Mes' RshAdsoa spess
Co. epott further decline ID y bbl il Flour aud r
difficulty IN efecng sales Of Americsn; wes,srn, 3leS
Pbiladeph and Baltimore q az 49, Ohio VI d2. Wbrn
Red 10 for Western snd6 a6S for Southern Vile Ts't
Indian Corn little inquired FOR at 81 03i3 for Yellow NdA'
Provisions Beef dull, ard holders offering rssly
at low rates Pork firm for American; Irish iaaer ossye
Bacon quiet but holders hnn Cheese dull and eaneh W
81 ass and fair good IS 157 Taow dl ard b. 49,
sales lower prices have to be taken buyers Of Butcher An
ostion over 81 d5ii6
PRODUCE -Rofin steady at A. 84n for Comm,
ON Tor fine. Retail sales Of Ashes reported at 80 Gp s
inactive and descriptions Cd III lower. Coffee u1chss
RiceA fair demand FOR East Indian at fall rates Tea masG
pressed and Id. lower common and liia2d on tsiis
Sales of Rough IuIpentre at aud Of sPIts Terennoe
IS e5o Pilodslphia Bark selling 0 God on IL modem
csmane az $50 s;3 N95isg doing IN seat sa A "
LONDON MOSEY MARKET.-Ths Discouat mafka
remained without the slightest alteration In me 80
y cent The bad quito steady but the Bsrke W
rather weaker the 13h Coz sos 81 1s al 81 gT of 20
the week show an Increase Of 22 Ia the specie reserve
Mesrs Barring Bros quote Bar Silver st Dollars ot ~
An ericsn Eagles nominal at 70 ,csc.
AmERIcAN SEcURITMs.-Messrs. d. Bell, Son q 70
TIE market for American Securities during the pad vst
has show much acyi There has been good demand @ ~
ysricus State Stocks fer invsnen' with bat modest mp
while the chief feature IN Railway Securities he's been NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11


The Times, under date Thursday evening hsyTl -.
reduction that day in Illinois Michigan and New fors 49,
and IN Pennsyysia Bonds The sale. Of the Day were 80
CentrslS OF IS 7s sla3lfi Michigan CenirIs Of w. W.
York Central Slnk'Ig Fund 3lt. .c.
LOSDos KETs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers ~ ~
report the Corn make. without mproY and re
moderate; prices unchanged Ros quiet at fsaIS IN ::
Welsh Bsrs and Rails Scotch Pig So 6G5 SrGn s Ts,a
3d. lower IRA insnima,e .. 81 q9fa. ~ Consoa IL
dull G. $ sass CorTEE steady .. fu nae; i:' e. "
low descriptions difficult OF sale. LARD nominal ~ ~ r
SEED CAKES meet ready sale on arrival a. ~ 10 eEs
Boston in bass OILs-Sperm steady a. tSe xui
~ sdS5i. RIcE continues much depressed SALIsi..xs
good demsnd. and az Lisher SPIRITS TUsPEsrHs sa'
10 a. 6ai8 at which Il Is held. Ia
HAvRE MARKET-HAyRE, May &c. ls5S.-ID.,ss
Ct CoTToN in this market for the wetk ending the IN
foot up 6Sl3 bales and the market clos steadily -
viz; e' for New Orleans Tres Ordnae. The stoes 1900
estimated at $4,000 bses The sdyices from oas a. 10
districts continue disc'urssing. BREADsruFrs gus -
cideey hrmer. ASHES qu,et. CoFFEg 10 good ess~ssk
.orne descriptions rsi her higher OILS quiet ans ;
PRotisloss-no.hDg doing add prices nomi2sL hL psx
small slss OF Carolina at % for 50 hi sueAss ivF
but, with an improved demand they c.sse hrm TALL
ing LARD finn. WHALEBoSy continues to sdvsneo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

At the fret meeting OF the Paris Conference, vote
Of than ks to the European Comiss oners sgreed
TO- and resolution al ,ptsd 10 the eec. tha. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

The House Of Commons req assembled after the Whit.
suntde rocess, on Friday the 18th.
The editor Of The Carlisle Examiner Mr.. Washing
ton Wilkes, was placed at the bar of the Houss,
charged with breach Of the privileges of the House
in publishing libel upon the Chairman of one of the
was the author of the offensive paragraph refused to
retract it, and committed to the custody of the
Sergeant at Arms
In the course OF conversation upon vote for the
improvement Of no hsrbor Of Hoyhead, Government
stated .bst il was Intended 10 construct pier a. which
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05
0U1 UH1aD.

We Iove r.lIosoa. - - neIeoA
We lo1S - osS1irv - - 0ad.
We 1--we - - 80 segSpSS lSssf.
Nee sss WkS Fziss 1sfk - ~.
W. 81 1o~sssi~ 49,: -,
n" hes-t =. Sss,.iss.. 49,
Ita--..a r. - n. - -.;....s-
We love fha hru.aS - hsa ~
Fha ha1A--1sfSsa ~ - - eh.r..
We - ne5iS oE..e4 ~ ~ IN
And HIS efsstien -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

- wuuaaa AZ ni'ssarsr1tne knOwm kv IL
ahovs -. IA -. ~ fke ln9t vcar ~
Two. - = 10, stllI " extsaoedinaes popn.
~. III h l.Is "a "A. n =,
1Aaena aa II el,e riaaR a asion wasfSlly
ennvlno1& fiaa - IL iounafhine . .
woeeIg i'A - AZ o. eisa ~ sssd So by
49, WFI - df u p1rt nes. q haai. = Z
go6I Il IN ef iiuIt. In Ss5u1eF {lmas. Il
Joka rSr'sa q wed Win NsrT. ho went and
80 - "a. lika an honask Vnsafk II aha wna
w'ilna. ~ "a. 's Az psi's and pa settIsA
u -. n John was industrious. ten.
po1ai. - woll-Oa-do. . I'd |" An riehti"
anA Aagv AeeAme AaFa John. Z IL John was
~ - snld = Nois. and -NaFJE not over it.
end IaIslsd some ons elss.
Mnast Be confessed that this was not 70
remanAis ks an eIopement. There was no
sarrsssa and no scandal amoug the ueishbors.
Dnf - Johns and Nafys wsre very happy.
Thay ssfgsd crops. and built houses. and spun
do2k. I'd bore children. and fulfilled their
simpss deglkv as well a. it could be done.
Now, however, none aVons chance tout
6b6aR Nary SECS John from tho boarding
|uuhea window, and sees that be makes eyes
|ok - = pasuina. The noxt time he paases.
- esmtivos that he shall zee her aRsin. and
. IlsRle hlt Of eye coquetry q the result Pro-
|Ul1BRspsAesd several times, when John, being,
- oissS n love, from his bOOt-hcsls up,
nm&s - MaEys name, and indites her q
noH sDistlas sayine.
r. - 81 moonlight aIone!"
s. - My replies and meets him. John
|0Qn l1agy's hard. talkB sneonliSAG and
Z 1oa4 and Ross houAe fbsline e &c he
- ken rVla9 q 6oasy and maplo-sap Sbr .
weo 2a1W eoes home lsollne ditto. I, I.
X - Asnce enrulR ~ iwoet- t-snallinR
80 -. witA eilt sdess, but n wliIoh I'll
~ ~ GrD RsIIsd wronk, end the Rugiish
esanEs ep1nlly iwnoesd Allof q sa1den,
SoRa 80 naESInS. Nary turns m nIrslnit
81 - "a HEY * not kssfsa 81 81 q
wel Naha ney tStiiaaa, ~. ahd ltg JolI2;
O ls9n 3 thsir knse-paa1 y - 90
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05
"oUa OcUNEax- - Risas Vss.s


~ 49, = 9 cissz ~ e - - "a
ssss1'ss = - = = s'.S's - =
p - nieass = A1n ~ nasysy.llS 1g.y Z
VI lNYg sgw@s usd shssA y s1sd -
- Issus yin Ssns. EAssaassaal psmszssy Z
~ ~. ges. dso,9s be.wean Deyid Q. DIo1ssis1
n oale b q ~ eel.n1nt ~ tltal. y 0ls b
6seane.9l - = MelleaaB assase 1saRiA Q.
IL Yss Wsss - - III. SaA,ss e Sssu.,
10 - nslie1 Dsmsssasy, aadS q &s ioint ooS.
vcssls9 wssss slesssA yea, tArOugh yoas tAss
y dSnousosd - PFssiislt "a hls Cski1sl ..
eAaee th1y weuld nj Rso4lltnle - AdmiaAsl1aeiz
V ysar psPe " ~ ysu year premises
ote.ca go NAl1, - Ee.. -. s.ss.
!. q a 4. ~ 80 ;ssy as 80 As..ss'sss -. &:
TFsasgly les klll WElsk iiSsaSS Ne ! -
Aeesssl! y - ypsy q ~ qoVss.nns.l
81. Xen Nel1d al1ls ~ afmntiea e hs1gly
3 So Z. !. a. a - - = q. e - 49, =
slsSlsx tIs - q - y Esssss CiiSSsd JSss.ios
q - DupssS Co1S4 e - usiiS3 E1atss'
eth. Yeu, v;iA nspubliela e.llsa l.gHiag -.
loity q thS Ccmmlttos o. Rublss Lln1s paalsa
s HcrsS:.S Ia bi:'s b: 3 O. CsIs - y -: =
Paymant o. q nsith's n1tisa. e e o1kassoasiss
e. s.iSc 9 =: Z:ss slss y have 'Ar homes soA =
Sth. Yoa have opposed ~ AAninis1n1lsn e -
s4niss!oa e Ka.ssi pothy = = ssgEtsgNg llassasl
s1epaai'a' hss r. hliAsss dlgssssst SlassassHll
g. Yss ksxe n1le.l1E lIlIllII.l1sa - sssial
coarse @ isssssss {sssss'.e u 49,
year eondlet and yoaf aSsens q % @1naA&
etss -. y. sss .t -! Slssa. e.ls
.Sa ISs.s1saI -. z - -. ~ - - -
wafiN 49, ~ - TaSsas ~ Ssil.s ~ 49,, ~
counssis Cos Nsiio5si Hss.oesSsv.
eth. Tea havS vlolatsa party usags. paE.y -.
and q aase anA opoeasaoe slpeso4 = ys1 hy ~
Ue1eesesg. ~ sllt z 80.
.Ass's sSis .'os:. =: -. !: :. ~ = ]: sss ::
e megits q sAeff hak4 - oaaSsA1loa tnInai
roeuks. Lll1sa - xo9E W6sls = H. & - 1n1l1.
Iects 80 peaAAa.t p6san em1 1ssmn1Ma es1nN9 e
gssss spssse & IS 80, - az SI.siss.is
Dsnealliis ksesiaent 70 - road ~ ibroi0 DlaAos
and na1leua alons deAnds 1uaF s6nAssnS Salinn. -.
..'.s ISs ~ :. ssward sslh yos ths "hsavs and
L. - Dgpu.,v ~ Ne. Broasssuk q thsss
ehaEEsA ~ & 80 srs Ihsni ~. IL lin bs 81.
smnI snd AfAnS 6eneuncoa ~ ~ party q cen.
y..sssa: - = = ts.ee 3 ~ ID - tAl -.
~ ~ ks.g.s ic1.s =. :. - les. = - !.
1hIs = Ne ealE way thel - Dsaloslsay % have
iatuse psace. We says a. igssa must eena. Lei
Il eoa1e. Ihs eap bofNssa UE. 0nohannn ana -
q - entS Leeg0ptoa Domooeaes - ere tEae f1n&s
& .assew esa = g -, aidsss. 1eea Rsisss
lndsss1n1In9 e. oleA clhSf aaa u Saklssi hal
Tie 9f4eFsnss ketWeea nr. BEe6esiok aR1 ~ A
miRi.tsatloa an1 Ne Meticnal UemoesasY, = e
bFc.S and ss ven nassaEs4 - IT, NhiSA sspsEaAss
We ~ thee % ~ DemeeEa1ie taitY, ~, ~
serve the integrity - YUng neEty, on1 vinAieaAs
and snppn4 lie 1d4iainisn6an eR youR ReAelDss--
Leeomploa en6 anli-l -leenNpena Dimeassla We
iassss. ssn NY iosssls n skiS - 81 -
dlasEsaee ifasy. = ~ - ~ ssa - ksEsaie1lAy
a4lastea h esavsnlaess
NATIONAL Dz1lOCnAuE
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

THs LEvxL or TN GRsAS IAkas There 4
said to Be mysteries ~ - ~ e -
lsEsl of the sElnt Asllesa l,li1 NklSa -
Ions cecuPlsd o. nsou % s1tlac
msa. II addlii - ~ - - = - -
pend upon the IS n lk1t6 =
also local 1tSnl nlez lien. of >
lew inches 70 8 bsw ~ ~ q to plaaiolsa
" period of cseilIaIioa 49, ~ thsee 8
Avs minutes. and Which - 1m oas
te twenty-fbur ho1fa E ~ egEss 81 esvs-
ri yearS obsssvatlonA ne wsyu ~ c1 r.
ovef two feeE Il kezeAf 6 s
aaa in calm Wealss eses - ~ Ell -
eset The sssrass luesa1 ~ -
4 half minutes ~ un1ea iiIl Co.,
g tem sAsasPsA . 8 Nilh
tbs ahuEA xale @ z - laen
aSaeaatoa s. ~ -. e
ClsTsla OAioI q = II. za,llil;sa
. psnpkies - ~ -. Ii[a ahat he
causss aSe q % - 3 n 81 eaOolso-magnes-
10 changes q the atl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05
wOMAT'S love

Hueh has been writtea ahsa1 wsuaa's Isve, hut We
doahe that gsgy e Womaa" Was ever g fnseikaV
exHtcssea n Ssw woas - n ths lSWing linss, vek
We taAs nU0 an xagllsA Dapses
Come from yonr loag, long rowing.
On the go 20 wild aad Fough
Como TO ne tender anA levin9,
And ahal1 be bleassd eaosGh.
Where your sails have hssa unahsliac
What Winds have blown - yaar brow,
know not, anA aek aos, ~ dasiisR.
10 that you come 70 NJ Iow.
SOgFOwsal. sinlsl snd loasly,
POor and dssptse9 thc1ih yoa b,
All ere nOshing, Il onIy
Ycu turn from The tsmptsr 70 ne.
OF men though Iou Be nnSoesizsav
Though pried0 Be unabss 20 shEive.
III pray till weary az hsevan,
II only you come back alive.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05
w0N11.
~ AIscn cAau.


'Tis . sad truth, yet tbs . truth
That does not iced tie proving.
We give our hearts away unasked.
And ere not loved for Loving.
Striving 70 via 9 htiIs beck
For al We Iesl, ~ hids it;
And lips, that tEombled with their love.
In tFembliug have denied t.
We. foolish, deem the kiss and smile
Bat lie and love begianing;
While be who Wina our hearts away.
lS sstis6ed with winning.
Or thinking that We have not Asund
The right oas Tor our mating.
We 10 on till our hair b white
And eyes arr blind with waiting.
The beet Of us. untEl We de.
Is lsas saint than wOmaa;
And while We pray fbr lore divins,
Oar hearts ysssn ~ tbs ha@an.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

Tue s'Ghtp u maapimenvE B enc oftho
Unitsa shtea u y hoin1sa ~ SSins on
one ads and ! ela6Ie e tks -. - e.
saats = evlas tlll - nass - tsites g
- = -, ss.,'|7S ~. IS
Wltk - psesse = $ -. = - e = -
49,. -. - 4 !. - ''.sz
6 q lal1s : - = - = & = 4 - :
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

Tar TooFRAcnA-"M Ny dear kisnd,m aid
H--TN ~ ean cure your toothachs n tsa
AElowy hsw ." Iinquissd. .Doit D. play.w
" "Inssantly," ed b. "Kave yoa any
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

ChalFnaa STATE Csa1zll Csnnlitss.
Jams ANDHRsON, ssssstaEy - ts0.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

NAPolsoN AND MADxR Oh SsAns nuEina
the grand 6sstiyal re up " xsNyEan a hems
o. oI The young ceNqoese2 e ~. Madaln
Dc csaA accoated Bno11to totee AA4 lively
challenged him y nane L. msts SoaA ID
Ssss =. sSiI1ssS. 8 "a vith - - s".,v..t -. ~
simpllcity.s 9Adam Dc Gtad We s. nfst
seesewhat disconosFtsd, hnk 6yins . eon.
c5az heF dlscomniuEe. che oasIV k1R "
I'D, ,ths FsputAtion & haviM9 - a -
Dr. women. s.PArdon Ne. @aAnI Mod
ths esassAl, gaickly, q have q ereaz lIkIng
f. ~ owk. THIS was cattinl Fs5lV = 8
lstteF edaEsassa y hin by - ~ ~
HOmo tinl1 hee6sN = IE W66 6A00f - MSos6
q - 8 lasioss. : - n q . i =.
''whlnh hAa sivpa ~ eea NiA q in1se1iGs
cant Circle eadA e tho Nh nna knnns
Madsma RusnapaEte; g Waa . fsEvent Q,sle
IKE hsEs (nzaas@ u Glnea'O whcm nGluru
bad destined tbr 8 hero iiks him. I"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

| -A4 ANAa
| BmAafa AAmanas1Rma6S.
IOWTcR viM me-. n MswsA n, ,C.sn,r e Nj. s.s
" Ce's@s S,sosas. Has,EVini. tEs1fl
e" WRETOH.
co0ssv susvsyeFs
re- lEsIss.a = sssSuas svsys = DsAss, EsaAs ~.
osT7cE-USass Sss1ns. nassviss. rT
=. II. WABMON,
NotAEX R1a1011C.
0TyICa = eaa1srssa . Nsssirs nGsls =. Plasesvm
" Dseds saa eshss ins'Fn.sais aiknssisA6Od. lnaO
SAMUEL J. r. HANDY,
AtAssnsy nnA CsaassIlss as Law,
ARE1cE o.E Sssh, ~ aalAol sssss, FlssssvSss.
Q. y. PATTERSON,
AtsE~sy aa Law asA Bsaasy PublSs.
OVNcE-Nas sssssa P'sssvwA
8 W. sANDERsoM. =. D. =. NEWELL.
SANDEBO0N q NEWELL,
Aes0sWe1u - Law.
OEMce-Ih Do.sla' DuAAss tu0asA'.S na.s css'. s.,.
THOMAs u. MEWEs,
AaassnSy as Law.
OFUcE-M Ghs sssser sf AaIn aaA CsssuaA ~ (up.
" s'siFsl, PIsesFvIHs.
HALL q HUME,
AssssuSvs ss Law,
OTrS.css:-sc O"~v" H'sA t.Vs-A'a' na.'A e, sss'
4. A. VAN GUELHER,
Astssnsy as Law,
(t0LONA, a Doeaas Coualy, Oan16snia.
W. n. BRUlGRIELD,
AssssNsy as Law.
0vvcE.Ia DOsseys S''ek (sp's'assh Hain S'ss:t pa
=. n. ANDERSON,
ASossaey at LAW see WSsasy Pwhsae.
0EHcE-UnIoa B-iidlDs (uPsaaITsA Saia ssse:.. Pa
w m. G. ID AVIS,
JasaSrs o6 sA~ Psaes.
OTrcE-Cn'On BuaaIng (up-s.ars) Main Street. P,a-
- 80
a. clAsE, y. D., o. uAnvsy, n. ..
DRS. CLARK 4 HARVEY,
MAY NJ FOUND ct tAs counsy Hospital. 10 Upper Pa.
VI eervEs, or at thsaE OAee In the Csy sOck. M.ia
I.s. TITUS,
EhyseeSaa anA 0uEwssa.
OYUCE-Aa shs DsuG asss ss C. =. pEFTIF, Naln IT,.
" &Wntiag IAs Plasa. RsslAsncD-Sirs dOog below
tie PFessytssias CAsrsA, cssssa =. pu
WOB. RANKMNs,
Physseaaa ana Susgsoa.
0WcE-oa ss~s@eaao sssss,. nsas .Rsukies E1-
y ehAnss." rEJ
d.. n. ". A. WORTMEM.
0EyICE e ~ raessvIs DEus ssss. ~ aooss bslOw
" the Theatre, Asla saEsss. UeIl
CARY HOUSE.
i The psblIc 70 hIs IaE9s Tksss-eiesy
TIREPRooT HoTELl
lie y eeaaAsss GAat - AzaA e eeeA aeeonmoda-
In R0InG 0GaO0ns6oTG anG IN tAs eoovenIsnees
which modern Aetss keepang has rsn6sssa sasnsAl The
Cary House
dvpaFsments ne tahos vi always . uppaisa vith
the best the market a9eEde.
tAovls 81 v. =. CARY, RssSsisAss.
RLACERVNLNsB
IRON ROUN RY.
NsTth s,as lIangaswa essGG, ISvw 81 e llaln sG.
4. Z. MELVIN havine eslablIshsd Mn
SAA1edf - ~ eeae0 bu1lAeaas Foopeseeally ~
W &0s ~ puAue anehe 3 noU' 'pFaaaFeA g ~
1aEe sI kinds efcAsunoe ~ eaw AuA oaasts. MlIls.
WIereln a. eaaas - e oSs - FsasssSse raass
PATTG9Ne ~ N 6sseSipaioas maAe - osaaS e. the
shortest nsaee. PaEsiesas ssisatlsn pa1 b otAem An
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05
PH4ACERVHI.MB
IRON ROUN D RY.
Nssth ssas Iangtswa cree, Iswss ssA q I1aia q.

4. T. MELVIN having eslahlIsAed Mn -
Wsdf = - sesys bu.!assA rsspsss1sny ~ 10
~Gae ~ Eese na.hs = So lsepaseaee -
snA h feet a daseon1, Ws1 e eaa b Asuo slso.
wIerelM o. eenas egs - eAe ess@ soanseaAla rates.
PATTEeNe ~ an eeseSiptieas maAe - ogAss 20 Tire
shortest nsses PaFsieslaE ssisssa ~ 70 stAs. All
VaVk WAFvAnseA.
I-CAsn VsIA sss ed eassiass - p. es.sl:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-05

OosoS, leHesI, 0rA lassEtiOn, es-eaeh sub ,eQuent
hassNsa, - -. naneas Cards OStsn lines les, one
.YsaSs eBi tAEoa weaehs, ele.
K6ss0 dS6696s uM be @ads % The shove Fatss, ~
- vs 81 Ssastiy a1vsstSs1ssts which exceed ons
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16

IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs.-A. correspon-
dent OF the Chicago Press and Tribune
writes from Leavenworth, City, Kansas,
under date of July 1st: "The examination
and arguments of counsel in the case of Gen.
Lane was concluded at Lawrence yesterday
afternoon. By the Judgment of the Court,
the prisoner is discharged from arrest, and
virtually acquitted of the murder Of Gaius
jenkins. Much excitement exists in Law
renee in consequence Of this decision.
have not time to give particulars.
Jack Henderson, of Delaware crossing no.
toriety, made his appearance in our streets
this morning. He was promptly '.jugged''
On an indictment found against him last VIM
ter for forging election returns. At 4 o'cpk
P. NJ, Judge Lecompte issued ha6eas COR
pus, and had the prisoner brought before
him to try the legality of the Indictment
OF course the case is prejudged, and Hender.
son viii get away.
Candle Box Calhoun arrived in Nebraska
City last week, where lie found himself in
shocking bad odor. A special session Of
Congress should be called to compel the cit
izens of Nebraska to lower their noses. A
private letter from Nebraska City says:
"John Calhoun arrived on Thursday last,
and fighting commenced on Saturday. The
price Of whisky went up seventy per cent,
and is still on the rise. Calhoun is regarded
by our citizens rs convict, flor whose safe
keeping Nebraska has been made a Botany
Bay. The dogs look askance at him in the
street."
Here, it seems, is prophet without hon
or in his own country, or in anybody else's
country
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16

ETThe people Of Iowa, even the boys in
our public schools, are supposed to know
something of our Government and the
organic law of our State. Why should not
newspaper editors? We hardly think our
schools contain lads of ten years of age SO
dull and stupid as not to know that, under
our old Constitution the Secretary Of State,
in the absence of the Executive, was ex oficio
Governor, entitled to exercise all the powers
and draw the salary of the Governor. For
the last tenOcars, Secretaries of State, as
the law imperatiyely demanded, have filed
the vacancy, whenever it occurred, in the
Executive Chair, and drawn the salary.
Before Mr.. Sells, Mr.. McCleary, in the
absence Of Governor Grimes, filed the Exec
utive Chair. Nobody ever before attempted
to make capital out Of such a circumstance
No party in Iowa was ever before SO hard up,
and no editor such an ass, as to harp upon
such q circumstance, and attempt to turn il
to the disadvantage of faithful public
officer. BurlMgton Hawzeye.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16

What BECOMES OF THE PRINTING PLUNDER.
The Washington Union of the I'd inst,
publishes letter addressed to the Patent
Office, on agricultural matters, from which
we make the following extract:
" As to the Patent Office reports, I am
inclined to think the fault has been in try :
ing to do too much, to embrace too many
things in one volume many of which could
inttrest but rery .feao people. think, how
ever, you have made great improvement j;
but in what has added to the unpopularity,
or rather want OF appreciation, Of the Pat
tion generally adopted. There are ham
dreds-yes, thousands of copies If past years
lying in the post offices OF the country now,
throughout the South. Why is itso? They
have been sent out indiscriminately by mem.
bers Of Congress to gentlemen who did not
appreciate tLem-often eight or ten copies
to one individual again sent to Tom, Dick,
or IIarry-men who could not appreciate
them"
This, then, is what becomes of the ''piint-
ing pltnder." Hundred Of thousands OF
these books. ordered by Congress, have been
sent indiscri,nnately to all parts of the
Union, thousands Of which, for years past,
have been lying in the post offices uncalled
for. The appropriations for the printing Of
the Patent Office reports Tor the past years,
have amounted to at least 100000 each
year, and here we lave an evidence how use:
lessly the money has been spent
What astonishes US is, that Wendell, the
very chief of the printing plumber specula'
tors, ever permitted such an expose to 60 into
the columns Of his paper.-Stafes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
IOWA NEWS.

THE CRors. 1t is said that the rust ha.
seriously affected the wheat in Wapello Co.
that the corn is very backward, and, it being
just harvest time, far ners calRot attend tt
it. 1t is probable there will not be full
crop of any grain in that county.
The Keokuk Post says the crop pros
poets thereabouts have been very materially
darkened within week. Farmers, hardly
without an exception, say that the whea,
harvest, both of fall and spring wheat, will
fall short OF even half-crop. Many fields
will not be worth cutting. Rust is the
cause, and it has extended its work OF de-
s:ruction ev en- to the oat fields. Notwith-
the fine prospects month ago, the
wheat and oat crops arc to be iess than for
several years.
A man was robbed Of five hundred dol
lars in money, at Burlington, on Monday
night last. lie is farmer, residing some
ten miles east of that city, in Illinois. The
man says he was induced to drink by per-
son who scraped up an acquaintance with
him on that day. and who took him to his
house to stay during the night. The two
went to bed together, ind in short time,
he says, he became slupefied from the effects
of the liquor he had drank, or from some
other cause; that lie awoke abrut daylight,
and his friend and money were both missing,
and he has not seen either since. The man
tells the story with every appearance of sim
cerity and truth, but still it may be got up
for some particular purpose of his own. lie
is not positive that he can identity the house
where he lodged.
THE WORK CoMMENcED.-We are at length
enabled to announce that work has been re-
sumcd on the line of our Railroad between
this place and columbus City, and will be
pushed forward with all possible dispatch.
We noticed Il number of hands and teams
passing through town Oh Monday, enroute
for Long creek and other points on the road,
and have 20 doubt we shall soon hear they
are doing good service toward hurrying up
the Iron Horse: = Washington Press, July
III "