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Moore. wilstach, Keys & Co.,
10 WRIST FOURTM sTREBT,
CINCINNArrI.

IMPORTING sFATIONEHE; manufacturers Of Memoran-
dun Pass and Rlank Books, o. All styles, Bbis Print
Medical Book RubshlTs great
pleasure ia sociIng the attention % Western Buyrs 20
Ocl OF the GREAT STAPLES In the bran
indicated. fhey Cash and ShoFt.tae
Buyer, who we'll ESTABLISHED Sqvu Qles hall boand
Cap Books, rs iu uires full bound Cap Blank Boos,
eli styles quiTt5 neinl laank Books, x qures Ne
blank $500 quTeA QuaTtO blaDks; SO gross
RuberBa anl otheF naleFf
bOg EIoss best Steel import tea y; EToss
taps; 500 slstes all tEe.; 950 gre WeldpE EpEs
opess 600 Evelopes, all Sfzsi ~ Fo Rhsh Treasury
peTE; y Engish Drawing Papers; ,ll Cap Pa
pers; .5y Letter IaPers io rms Bath Pa tI, an
Picket etc. ete doE Books bltnk Rotes Drafts;
leo dos Diaries for 1eSg; lUt3 AsuaOraduu BOoS all
forms; 20 doE Portolioa PoTtsAonnaiyr AID BankeTB
Cse Copying PrelseS; C5ppn Books; $50 dqE Copy
Books ESQ dos- Copy Books painted copies etc, etc.
This Is The Paes Q u g. East
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FENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

.a PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan .
\ tic cities with WsStsFn, North Western, south.
western states by eoUtnnouS RolWaY direct This road
also connects at ptsbursh with daily line Of 10
all ports the Western Rivers, Cleveland aud SAN
dusEy with STEAMERS to all ports the Western
LakEE; making direct ehedseaf aud reLff6iS
yotiks by which FREIGHT can be forwarded and
RATES DErWBEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITFSBURGH
FIRST CLASs-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Books Dry g 90 a. fln isdF. q staIgs -al
psSEs SSas S bsits Sits per 100
Feathers FuTs, ,&c.................... &c.
SECOND iCLASS-Domestic Sheetine.
Drugs t casEs IisTss Per leo b,
EaStssTd ,,rs,., -f6. te0e PER 100 TbS.
feNeeDt elsaFs eut,l ~.
R0UlsTh CLASS-CoHee, ,FisIl, bacon, Beef IE
and roTk 1 sSsEs o5 6Oe per IUO lbs.
Clsy, Tar, Pitch ItOEin. SC. .-.s -'
FLOUIt-$lHTe bbl. until further notice
GRAIN-In loads l5 cents per lIO lbs, until further
notice.
COTToNse per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
Es In shipping EOods any point Of Phadel-
pha, be paTtcuarto mark packages EtI PtRRSy an
At Philadelphia Pittsburgh, WIZ be forwarded Eihvut
dete6ten. rii .'f,s
FRkIsnT AGHNEs-O Evans. s. KiIby Boston;
Clarke, No AsOT House. No iam and Jchn
deDOnnlu No Battery Place. Pierce AGO Lanea-
vile, o; Irwin and SpTngman b Own, CinclnnHt o.
Il o Meldrum, Madison, Ind DumeSril, Bell Co, and
Carter JeWet IouisviIle, by: ORiley Co, Evans
vile, Ind; sass, Sc Louis, 80; Harris Wormley Co,
AIe Gphis, Trnu; Iesel Co. Chicago, III; Glass; Port
Wayne Ind; Susedsr, Pna; MagTaW \ kOOus, Baiti-
more; b A steNaIt Pittsburgh
n. II. HUSTON, GEM Freight Agent, Phiad.
iy1yl HI. L0AIBAERT, SuPt-s AtOOnA1 Pa.
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TRANSPORTATION.

lS57-S- ~ IS5T-S
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lStzs t3ls-' q sSsf1sFs
on and after Monday January 90 ts5 trains WIN run as
l.tiH LEGTE CLRvELASD:
llO0 A. A. Mall Train, stopping at al statons arrive t
s75 RttsbufGh at I'A0P Y ~, and at Bridgeport T:sa
{ 1.7-f LEAVE PTTTSBUIsGH: i4s-H
800 a. A. MAN Hrai stopping II all regular statIons
-lPOrt Homer, kloanH, and Deep Ilnn are dag
- Stations for AL pa -senger traiiis.l aTr,yes N
7- % Cleveland ct 8s56 II and at Bfidgeporl a.
ss... u 1910 p MI f4fl[ = -
3 r ~ Express Trsin, sopng At all regular stations;
arrives at Hridgs port at T:2f + NJ -
~ LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT. tsfs. e
$3.50 A. NJ E1press TFn. stopping 1t al regular stations
tlft (DeeP Rpnl Sloans, Port Homer are Tag Etr, :.
tons for this train , arrives ut Cleveland 8.65
- P II aud at Pittsburgh ut IsS5 p N. iT7
1928 n. d, Mall Train stopping all satEoI and aFrives
b. - a. Pittsburgh at I4U 81.
But train daily to CIsyeiand-eavss Rriiv.,,ot ~
1894. 81 ili 4is 3 w ~ = of'Fysesif
,s COnuecII0uH. fsf T.
Connections made by all thtOhe trains follows:
At cleveland, with trains for ToisdO DstFoIi Ccgo ana
tis also, for EFlc, DuHkFk Buffalo, Niagara
AtsteubenyHe and BeaIr, With tile senbenyife Indi.
anA and Central Ohio Railroads, CadiE. COsOctOn New
ark 2anesvll, Wilmington, ancaster COluni.
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Louis. i- -
AtWheeltng, with Baltimore Ohio Rail- ond for Curn.
oerland, HErpers Ferry baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets puruased ct the vaFI
oas ohees ON the lines also AT the Union TIcet Office, G
P9Site lhe Lsvee Wheeng Va and at the Union ONCE,
SupeFint ndant's oaice, = Il r. JAMES FARMER,
~ Cleveland, Jan 22, 1sbS. 4 ian35. Sup't.
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Virginia Central Railroad.e ?
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, 8
IL - RAILROAD. Ll-l.- III rs n

!SSlsSIl5. a. y - ta.z=szA
Great Northern and Gouthern hah Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAYEI.ERS.
TVNWtce DAILY, (SGntay night eerte,l between Rich
u and WasAington CITY yia GordOnsVie and Alex.
andliA.
mond .e;l5 IN. and 7sO ?. n.
Returning leave Washington. ..6 A. M. and Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond. .ls9o p ~. and4 A.M
Baggage checks and tickets svea through between Rich
nOnd and W Arlington.
THESE TWO ILAILRoADs HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
nntce always securing eonnectOus, l. shown By arFi
vas day iehnond and Wa6hinston city IN advance Of
tle Steamboat line.
FARR BEIwKEN RiCIIsuSD WAsHINoFOE. $50
An Oulrhas VIZ be found always ready 20 take through
and er baggage o. wearing appaFe between
he Deof eei eaaFee, With ample time for thea 70
take fheiT Hsais, whether going north OF South.
Through Tickets can bs ohtanee ttpeen Danyiie and
Washington Of the Road nearly
plsiel 70 DanEfle. An Agent q ts COMPANY win receive
Checks Of passegeFs from the Dnnvle Road, and
their baggaEs al The Way 70 WhnEeu the Bal
| timore Depot. l.3fla
Tie fare the BY the man Line By the old steamboat
l route.
mond and AleNandTia.. tel
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Fail and Winter Goods.

I'aII anu " HUI GUUWas
Il EIsKELL 4 SWEARIsGEN yin open this day CTuss
day, SrItsIsbeT,) beautiful stock of falt aud
floods, NLich they inSits The attention o the
public.
DkEss GonDs-Eeeantsu suk Robes, eolors and black
Muslin knsse Paid; Aouaine de laine kebes EsEant
tty ayhasre blhsS BACK bg1Erd SIRE
Printed MOusaine aiueSsEy rch fTintSa gaahueTsts
IN new designs: Hubes Black ehrnSs,
French and nRlsh C,hi1s ysFt beautiful; ROrnsTIs
Dusters 9LsuuEs; Plaid Frcheh NsTt6s shG'S and
t0nnyss Rialh hlaek silks. $50
ENBROibERiEs--Party Capes and BeFthes, IN eliiEey
neE dsAgns: Lace Eub'd td Ei6eNesE
tIIaihaed tEnbd Colisrs6 FTeLch WOEkrd
COars ana Sleeves uiss Jaecouet; lsehi Valtnei
ennes Lace: Jaeepnrt EdgtnEs, R1nhengs and
IusertinEs.
WHITE aOOUS-S4 OrEnnda 1iuHliuE; PINiu aud Riga
Swiss dos Nansovk, CaiTie Gnslins; l3ad
and Striped 1iUsIus-srent variety t'l
SHAWiS, MAATLES, &e.-A choke as8oftrleut Of
Slauls, Manties, Hoop Skirts, &c.
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FOR the information of strangers visiting the city, pub
III de following list OF the Churches, and their
s and place of meeting If there any mistakes we
rlrukr the necessary correction With pleasure:
81 Natl.,cs, Eliscopattdn, Corner Monroe and Byron
nee.s Rev. L. T. pRRxiEs, RECTOR morning services l0
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German PsOtestamt, Union Rail- Main street, between
il0prOr aud quincy; services 1o5l morning.
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a. Ne FattisuIa. and as for TIekets via. the G ". Z
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This route passes through n Lexington Lancaster, Cir
ceVille, Washington Wilmington HaTToWthe richest
ana most beautiful part cf Ohio.
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

VIrsInius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
rsnlnE the HAIL. Market and Monroe streets
i.ars NJ Hall, N. .;B. H. oIrr, Secretary.
ErankIIn Lodge NO. 1s.-Mests as sboveeSeEy
Monday evening. DAVID BArHA, n. Gi Wf'idf" Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
From lie peler.surg In,eIIissneer.

Senator CLAY. nf Alabama, lately made D
speech before the body Of which he isa mem-
Der, in which he expanded the true theo.y
~ oor Government, and promulgated senti.
tnents aud doctrines tiai cannot be too ire
quenily impressed on The mind. Of our peo-
pie. senator C., thn69h a Democrat him.
self. property declares that this government
is not Democracy. The proposition Is
true. beyond dispute. Of the three Depart
menis f The Government, the Executive.
the Legislative and tie Judiciary, not one Is
constituted BY 4 direct act 81 the people.
The President 10 elected not BY the people,
but by Electors chpsen by the people, anI
thrse Electors are free 10 vote for whom they
please. The penple have no agency at al 10
the designation Of his Constitutional Advisers.
Tie Legislative DEPARTMENTS composed u
tWo bDlies, and the inferior one only is elected
/ By the people. The Supreme Court forming
/ the third Department. ls entirely independent
Of the people. The Lower House Of the Leg
islaiise Impairment is the only branch Of tI,e
government that spsings directly from. and
Immediately represents. the people-but see
the checks upon il first the Senate; seeoni
the Executive third the Sspreme Court--any
one Of which NAV defeat the action Of this, III.
only peoples branch Of The government. How
absurd, then. is il that Ibis government shouI,
be spoken 81 ~ Democracy, and that tier,
should be such Thing a. a Democratic party
unless composed of men who are hostile 4
the constitution and the government il estab
fishes, and desire to overthrow them.
!, With this perfaee, We ask attention 10 III
,rry sound aud conservative views Of senate
! Clayi
"Our Governments are Republics, no
Democraeies. The people exercise thri
sovereignty, not 10 person, ct the ballot.boS
bot though SCENTS, delegates or represents
ti,ea Oar fathers founded republican gov
. eminent. 10 preference 10 demoeraeies, 10
% much because il would be impraetiesbl,
q. because Il would be unwis and inexpedien
: Tor The people themselves 10 assemble az
. sdoptlaws. rhey we're satisfied from readin;
. AID from rejection. IL The truth of Mr.. Mad
{ sons observation about pure democseiel
/, lthat they "ha,e ever been speetacIes Of tul
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

The last Legislature Of Florida having pro-
yided Cor the construction Of a canal con-
meeting the water. Of the 81. Johns with
those of Indian river. Guy. PERRy has ap-
oointed commissioners TO survey and lay out
the work, and they will speedily commence
their task. When this work is completed
Florida will have continuous line Of inland
navigation for steamboats, parallel to The At
lantic seashore for nearly her eniire eastern
coast aud when the fernan'ima and Cedar
KEYS railroad is finished. she will have an
iron way connecting an Atlantic with the
Gulf port through The upper portion Of the
penin.ula.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

LlauoR LICENSE IN PENNSYLVANIA. 1.-THE
Legislature has passed new liquor hcense
bill. Of which the folIowing are the gain fea
lures Licenses 10 be g,anied in philadelphia
b. he Buard Of Appraisers; ~ Allegheny
county bs HE As.ociate Judge and Treasurer.
and IN ather coan,ies by the Judge Of The
cnu,ts. with a qualified Discretionary pewer
over lie applications The minimum price "f
licenses, Nth sales ol over 81 900, 70 be s25.
and Under 81 900 10 b. sis. IL Philadelphia
aud Pi,t.bnrg the mlnimnm 90 be $50 Hoels
and ,ayefns 10 be classified and rated accord ;
lug TO the sales. On sales Of sI0. 200, the
license 10 be s4OO; on sales Of $1,000. The
license TO be $3.50; on sales Of $4,000. the
license 10 be $3.50; AMI % sales 81 $1,000
the license IL be $50. Retail brewers to be
raisd as eating houses. Appraisers 10 be sp-
pain,.d 10 examine AID de ecl adulieraled and
drugged liquors. and the sale Of such liquors
prohibred and punished.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

John A. Washington. ESQ. osher u Mount
yernan. has contracted 70 convey IL 10 the
Laiirs' Msuni yrrunn Association. on their
eompllane. with The follnwing terms:
The pay meni 81 se00. 900 for t~o hundred
acres NJ ianJ. including tr mansion and land
ing place. and. above al. ihr tomb. figh-
teen thousand dollars 10 be paid On chasing the
contract, aud the rrma in,er 81 The SUN. 10 lunr
bonds. PAYABLE in YEARLY insiallmrnts. With
the permission. after paymtni Of he first bond.
to pay O. Mr Washington ans amount 81 the
balance due. in sums d MT les than s5,nn0.
which sums will BE- credited 10 the assncia-
tim, in ihl. manner ies.enIng the interest
The title TO the estate AMI possession 10 be
given on paymen, 81 the principal and inter.
est. and the privilege also gran,,d II obtain
ing possession. on thirty DAYS upliee. al any
lime Me association may be ready 10 furnish
he entire purehase mony.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

In letter written BY Col. Benton but
lew days before his death, referring TO the
point lie had reached in the abrdgment "
the Debates 10 Congress, viz: the compro.
mise session, 1880, he uttered sentiments
towards Mr.. Clay that showed thtt ~ feeling
Ut party or personal aninusity remained.
The measures Of that ses-iaa. he classes
among the great efforts of VIZ. CIay's life:
lie and |, he says, appear as antagonists
with respect TO these measures; but the an
tagahism was a. 10 the form, and not as TO the
objects ~ the measures. lie wished the whole
~ The measures 10 b. contained in one genrf-
~ compromise bill wanted the same mea
spres. Tor the must u them, aud their nbjecis.)
Tie omnibus bill mi.csrried, bot the mea-
surrs passed separately. aud were Just AZ
strong on the statute book, IL separate acts,
~ they would have been IN general one.
The antsgonism then was a. TO form and no:
as 10 measures. and ended in the establish.
mebt Of the same measures. and 10 the sccon-
pli.hment Of the same object. namely. The
paeifcafion Of TIE country. The abridged
debates will show al this. and that there was
real crisis al the time--"a crisis big with
the fate u Rome"--its paci6caiion was worthy
Of the last ,ifrts II Clay. aud 10 accomplish.
ing which his ardent patriotism. his devotion
to the Union. his disregard of sell. bis cou.
ragsous self.eliance, al appeared ~ theft
midday free and splendu. II was not The
bl,ze Il the setting sun, but tie MONDAY
blaze ofrhat great luminary. Iuihese DISHES
Of courage aud patriotism, always struck mol
when the Union was struck At. he seemed 70
be The ihpersonaiion Of Union, AMI ready
70 be laid asa victim 90 its altar,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

ABRoeaTioS % THE CLAyTos BrLwER
TRgary.-wr learn from Washington, that
the resolution which the committee on foreign
relations u the lInuse has instructed their
chairman 20 repprt an the subject 81 the Clay
ton Bulwrr tresty. advises the President 10
take proper steps for its abrogAtion. IN The
ground that thu British construction Of the
sane is unjust to the United States. aud that
the American construction involves u 10 ~
entangling alliance. u 10 said that the Senate
committee On foreign affairs have under con.
sidcraiian the samr sabjeet. and will make
similar report.
The treaty itself provides that Il may be
abroeated BY the mutual assent &c the parties.
Both gaseramsnis must ca, cur in the abro.
gatipp; snd hitherto, II - said, the govern.
ment 81 Great Britain has bren unwiiiag 10
do IL. At the opening &c the session the
President stated 10 l,is message that rrnew-
ell overture had been matte BY Great Britain
for az adjustment Of the controversy, the
result 81 which va. to be seen.
WImfngfoa Htrald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

YOUNG EBONY FAX Holm BAND.

The musical entertainments by this juye-
nile corps at Masonic Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, deserve some public no.
tiee. not merely for the novelty. but for the
surprising excellence Of the performances.
We could not Of course expect Of seven little
negroes, from five TO ten years Of age, LED by
their young Master, who is only eight years
old, such skill 10 execution and finished style
as are attained BY well trained adult musi-
clans but IN those particulars, and especial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

CHasoE or Tng u s. AMY UsfroRs -
The Secretary of War ha- issued his order
Tor ,hsnge in the unil.m II the army. The
States thus describes the change,
Tie cap now aorn !. suppIlntsd by a
felt hat With b,in 81 inches vide and crown
81 iaches high. bound with ribbed silk Tor IL.
6eers AID double stitched around the rim Tor
men. The trimmings l.r general ofiesrs are
as follo.s; Geld cord. With arsrn-.haped
ends The brim 81 the bat Topped up ~ the
right SIDE. and fastened siih AZ eagle attach.
ed to Tie right side Of the hat; IN &c black
ostrich feathers on the LEFT sidg a golden.
broiicred wreath IN front. on black velvet
ground. pnsireling the letters u. s. IN silver,
UId English characters For other elassihea.
tons 81 officers aud priyztes there are similar
trimmings. varying slightly Cor each distine-
tive grade or class. The change also extends
TO the pantaloons and coat. but 10 respect TO
them Il is confined 20 the trimmings Of the
latter AID the stripe Of the former. siblsy's
tent 10 20 be substituted for iha, now IN use,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

According to the returns 81 the county ss-
sessors 81 lllinn,s q the State auditor. the az
grrgate value Of real and personal property
in that commonwealth tomitting several OF
the counties not yet recrIyedl ampunts to
s40s. All. s67. beiag m increase Of s72.e27.
GAO aver The total Il ihr year 1856. or tweeiy/
two per cent. difference in two years
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

thing 10 the mutable and faliacious' srb.tra-
ment Of the popular judgment-Democrscy
that breaks scompacts, disregards treaties,
repudiatcs law, aud oyer-rides Constitutions !;
Democracy. we say, does not suit the South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

Orange Guards. Military Company, he
Orange Guards, Capt Pride Jones commanding, who
are now in full preparation for their Newbsrn trip.
made fine appearance on Saturday evening last.
Their tasty uniform. and rapid improvement IN drill.
give promise Of handsome display on that occasion.
Steady active, and eager in acquiring knowledge Of
their duties we trust that their sn,cpalicnsoi pleasure
may be fully realised.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

We are authorised to say for the gentle
manly proprietor. and the talented instruc-
tor, and manager Of the Sax-Horn Band Of
little remarkables, that in no place which
they have visited, have their feelings Of re-
spectful gratitude, for attentions shown them.
been more kindly. and heartily awakened
them in Hillsborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

" in their accurate time, we were gratihed
much beyond anticipation. We we're in-
formed by their skilful Teacher, Mr.. Weiss.
that these children have been in training less
than twelve months, but its success was we'll
attested, especially on the second evening.
by the hearty applause Of the Audience.
Master Robert played with remarkable
smoothness of well sustained tone, and was
several times called to an Encore, a testi-
mony ofapprobation which was well merited.
We can honestly recommend to all who have
the opportunity, to witness an exhibition OF
these musical children.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

Common Schools. = The Basrd Of superiu
isnisni. Tor Orange County. nei 1t The CIsfks Office
on The 18th instant and reelected William II. Brown,
Esq. Chairman for The ensuing year.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-11
Thc Indiana Kidnapping C'use.

II affords us great satisfaction To announce
that ia al probinlity, there has been n complete
settlement of the late unhappy difficulties grow
ing Oul OF the capture ut ll"rrce Btll ON SstuS-
day last, by unauthorized louisville olhurs.--
The delegation watch pruceeded 10 Brantenhurg
on the ferry boat, had an interview wllh the
citizens OF that place, aud lelun ed homo yeser-
day morning Thy found that the people Of
Brandenburg were ldborng under no nnlue ex-
cltememt. snl acted in ha matter with perfect
coolnrsS The understanding was that Bell
would be tried in Bran Ienburg, aud rasOnsbI
bail taken. Massrs Cannon and Ansip, an
two other gentlemen of New ALBANY pmain'
to accompany Dell home, LOEisUiAe COurie,
Oct. %.
EMlGRATIoN TO Iowa AND MlNEEsoTA.--T
Dubuque Express says that for the last
weeks an average OF fifteen emiersnt wagons
day had passed through that city for the int
or, es ch family numbering some half dozen
| sons Emigration in this objection has b
large and steady through the season.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-11-11
From the Albany Journal.
Speech of William H Seward

DELIVERED AT ROCHESTER ON MONDAY, OCT. 25
1853