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Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG = nsRGE, Agents,
Eo.l4s Main street IOWA.
nFHER FOR SALE. in quantities 70 suit, the
~ following varieties Of Powder
R,fe-EG. PIG. and FRF6. in IS, I2i, and
6&h kegs.
FFFd. in cases Of - lb. cAnistsrs.
g !"
Blasting and Mining--F. Eff. and @. rs Ib. kegs.
kAYEsY FUSE at Wholesale and retail.
We will furpish The above Powder BY single pack
age, 81 loxcat market rite.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, ana do
liver 10 them here thereby saving them all risk
Of transportation. In I'll eases We will GUARANTEE
Our powder tSgive satisfsction.
Consumers VI powder buying In 8, 10 or - key
LOTT, can save money BY buying Of ~.
Sportsmen can bug VI ~ ~ retail
PowDxa In lard ID. oAnistcrs. and any desired
quantity.
Saor, BY poand, bag Or ksg.
0Uk Cars, hy thA box Or theuaAnd-
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
sep1 No. 1Ao Main ct.
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e3The defeated party in Boston does nos
bssr tho Grabbing Il sscsivsd q the late
election With the best grace possible, II We
may Judge from the following jsS Esprit
il the Post:
sGood morning, --; how do you fssl
to-day ?" asked Jenkins Of ono Of osr badly
detected Dsmoc1atic candidates, - hs met
him % 6tats-st., just sftsr breakfast yester-
day morning.
Zeal" replied --, very fsslingly,
"fsell Why, fool just - suppose Lasa-
xss did whom hs was licked BY dogs ~
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a6First 1t rainsd and then II showed
yesterday, and part Of tho time II did both
together, asd nobody could tell but that it
would also "blew, and then snsw, and then
frs" before il quit. Who cares
~We 500 by the St. Louis Democrat
that our friend Capt. Morrison has laid up
the Oakland and purchased the steamer
Aunt Lefty, TO rum In this trade. The Aunt
Lefty ID staunch and capseious boat, and
arrived at this place last evening.
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SAyE.-An immense Safe, Of Lilies man
ufacturs, Vas hauled up Main ssress the 9TH
or day by six yoke Of cattle and six or eight
men. II vas left in front Of the Branch
Bank, on Third street. Yesterday Rude had
time Of it working the safe into the Bank.
1t weighs four tons and quarter.
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10 Dol1aYss
TlyHE best Sewing Naehins In the world are now
= sold for FIFTY DOLLARS.

J. n. Singer Co.'s superior family Sewing Ms
chine will b fuYnishsd 81 the above price, adding
sest Of trauspsrtataOn from New York.
All notwithstanding machines are greatly reduced
IN price, 20 thst any one wisAing % obtain sew-
Same price u ~ cheap humbug Affairs that are
dooding the country.
II 10 Unnecessary TO stAte the superior quAli-
ties Of this machine for every body knows thst for
all kinds Of sewing, fr6n the Ansst silk TO the
coasssst leather. SINCERE Ssrpassss al other ma
chi NOS. 49,
G.n n. ~. ansxl our6~r. IN
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ExTENsION TABLES. side BoaP1ss
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, hy 6EO. Il. kILB0URNE Agent,
maylA Main-st., bet. "a Sd.
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DARLOR. Chamber anA Kitchen
/ SHE'S, Of al kinds, Tor sale cheap for Cash. ~
GEO. r. KlLBOURNE, Agent.
Aain-ut., bet. "A and ID,
mayl5d Keckuk Iowa.
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XXyE are receiving direct from Boston, aud nov
w have ready for examination and sale, the
frcshest, ehoicest, ard cheapest stock Of TEAS
one often bsholds, consisting of
Old Tyson,
8unpowder,
Young Hyson,
TEA. We are selling II re.sil q ROOD fsas Il 50
cents = heretofore cold fsr 81 and I'll grades Il
least - per csnt. less thAA ths usaAl rsti price.
AN Ne ask \ . trial. Dssisrs can bay 81 Chr
cas's y 'sa'rvi''' = r; EILs +. os'.:. :raox
ost3td No. lls Mainss.
Eraits anA Nuts.
"R o6sr Tor ssls very Choice and Fresh ~
w lection Of FRUITS and NUTS, disscs from
Nsv York, q low prices.
New Layer Raisins,
N 80 g y=-.c c..---:..
New French Prunss,
English Walnuts, Iilbsrt, Da.ss. Brasil Mats,
Almonds, &C., Ac., 10.
All u which are new and frssA, and will b sold
= .A'l''1 Hsn Z s;s,l ! sslInor.
ect1sd No. l4S Main.st.
OYsTE1sy
MalsAy,s DalsSm0rs Oysters.
nEtNG Agents for thia esiebsated brand Of 0ys-
DER, " shall slwAys ~ Ia supply, and W shall
sell 1t retail ~ the cass, - low = any other
nrst clAss brand. Hotek, SAloons and Families can
AlwAys depend upon tho SxasHxass, of those odsr-
KELLOGG ! DIRdE,
noy3d No. lac Main. street.
sage.
100 LBS. new sag for sale by
IVO KELLOGG BIR0E,
ncv3d 14o Maln-st.
TONF0UND SYRUP 81 BIaeIIsrry KsSs, for
~ saA by 8. b. v0WRLL,
sag1d III Nain-st.
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A. &. 8 II Il M A N +,
WHOLESALE DEALER

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
. n Y 9 . y .. NOTIONs. q Co,
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
............-.~...IOWA
LAS just resolved large and splendid stock Of
Il Fail Ana winter Gooas, Of the
latest and most approved styles, purchased direct
ly from the Importers and Manufacturers, and
viii b sold On reasonable terms ~ they can b.
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants 10
respectfully solicited.
SeptodAW
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w. II. HlO8s Aschttecs,
TIAS removed his OGnss into the Ind starry q
III HON s Thsnveon' . nsw hank Dailding, e
eornss a Main and bssond streets. 1ntianes y
0iIoe = eoeond-st. fmsA1od1y
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safr.Io ana Lake nare. nai,r.as ,

BaffaIo ana Lake Huren Raflrsaa I
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
Al the above Office tickets for New York Boston,
and All the stations on tho New York kris end
New York Central Railroads can be obtained.
J. WARRACK,
Agent Of b. 1 l.. IL. Railroad,
Office No. 30 Dssrbon Street, Chicago.
April 10, 'ss-dly.o.H.s.
Sight Drafts on London At s dollars per star.
ling may be obtained at the OfEce Of tho Grand
Trunk X. X. Of Canada. In Chicago.
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a. Gods providenos 10 far from sDeour-
aging extensive aesumuIasion, either Of no.
noy or possessions, especially among Christ.
ians. Fire and food, drought, mildsw and
moth stand ready to Tsbnke that spirit oil
covetousness which the Lord abhors.
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Medical CsIiegs DsA,caslen.

Medical College Dedication.
The new Medical College Of the Iowa Uni
versity win b formally opened % Saturday
evening next. Gov. Lowe will deliver the
dedicasory address, and Professors McGugin
and Hughes will also deliver addresses APP
propriats TO the occasion. The ceremonies
viii take place in the Hall Of the new build
Ing, and We presume they viii attract large
audience.
For the Gate City.
Upon application to TX. K.," find II i'm
possible to engage peroAnsnt board 10 his
interesting family unless certain little arrange
menss are entered Into beforehand from which
the sslf.rsspecs Of 'sths two Bachelors" osus-
- them to shrink. Iksenly appreciate, how
ever, the kindness Of X. KS dsumnser. and
deeply regrstting that our two friends are
compelled to forego the pleasure Of his fas-
cinatiDg society, trust that under the surreil-
lance Of tx. H." he may 10 improve in his
sspersonal accomplishments" ~ no longer 70
require Separate apartment and private
meals" and never again may such aocommo-
dations be thrust upon him on account Of his
having an MT. PocKEr.
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Z BoAnDMe.--Psrsons desiring convenient board
ing place for tho winter. are referred 70 adver
tisensnf y hich appears in our colanns this morn
Ing.
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Direct Importation

direct InportatIon
II R WARE AND cry!
s. w. d II. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND, WHOLESALE DEALERS,
l have in store, and ara receiving their supplies
the spring trade direct from tho makers which
they oder to cash and prompt tims-buyers on Ia
vorAble terms. The stock being unusually large,
they confidently solicit an examination OF the
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
Nay lo-d&w Sign Of Red Paddock.
A MES SHOVELs.-A large stock Of Amos'
mayio swan. TUCKER.
CcYTHK sTONEs.-scythe Stones, Of different
- kinds lin quantities to suit.
maybe s. w.AH. TUCKER.
IcYTHh kIFLES.--various qualitissof ScytAs
msys0 s.w.A II. TUCKER.
LIcKLkS---A good article OF Sisklss for sale By
- lmaylol s.W. II. TUCKER.
ykINDsT0NEsi-The Bsrea Grindstones. Of VI
~ rious sixes, for sale by
s.w.A TUCKER,
(Sign Of the Red Paddock
Maylod4w Cor. of Main : ID Sta
L,ENCE NAILS,
L Fine Sd do
superior
Finishing DO
Barrel do
Together with general assortment Of other nails
Of the Belmont brand, Just rscsived end for sale
io~ by 5. W. Ii. TUCKER,
may8dAw
| I Worm ,0ardsn, 0rubbing and other HOES
~ Spades, Sheysla, MAttocks and Picks
scythss. 60aths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow bells, hAkes and Corn Planters
~ rVsro ArAu ia k~s-
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw knives;
Hay, STRAW and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut.
Ter, yy. ss s..d and for sails lsr y r,cyy,
y. n. Assr1s. .. =. ALssss.
W. N. AUSTIN q co.,
Greccrs ana PrsA nee Dealers,
NO. rs MAIN-sT.,
.......IOWA.
WE beg to annoucs to the citissns Of Ksokuk
w and Vicinity that We have rsoently leased the
large bailding No. lis Main-st., and thare offer
LARGE, entirely NEW And wcli selected scock Of
drocsrics, Provisions and Produce 1t very Low
PRICES.
represented, and dslvsr goods bought ct retail 70
any part II the city, FREE or CHANGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills " sse
prepared 1t all times 70 sell - wholesale and rstai
ell grades Of FLOUR 1t the lowest market prices
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We PAY Cash for ali kinds Of Country Prodses.
aug3d&w .s~y.~s,
SUGARs-crushed,
- Powdered,
:, and Olafinsd,
TOR sale BY VII. AUSTIN = co.
M OLAxsEs-Bs leher's aad 81. Lpais Rsans-
4SA ry--in bbls hif. bbla. and ksg-is. sale "
suGsdAw WI. AUSTIN co.
sOfFEE-Rio,
and Costs Atoa,
| for sale BY VIII. AUSTIN : 90.
CuGAKCURED HAMS,
Shoulder,
and Dried Bsee,
for sale BY ". II. AUSTIN : 90.
LsLOUM stLOURl--AiI grades Of Country
G and City FLOUR for sab "
aug7d&w ~. n. AUSTIN 90.
Is .I lsS. sosfS % - ;ls :R, y 81
XxTINDOW SASH and FRAMH6, 81 atsas, for
w sals Low By W. III. AUSTIN GO.
auG5dAw
IX7KAPPING PAPER, All sisss II Rag an1
| w Straw Papers, direct fron tho mills, f0S
sAle Low hy W. "A. AUSTIN 4 co.
| aug1AAw
yTYANTED. RAGS, for witch ~ pey Cash.
| w VIII. AUSTIN s CO.,
1 aas1dAv No, lis Main-St,
S n1ln fIRK BRICK,
XsUUU 1000 TILES, assorted sissa, for sals
BY CLEGHORN, TAYLOR I CO.,
/ fy13d Leve6.
| ak TONS Hand ana Bar IRON, Cor s0ls Il lots
cLsaHoRN. TAYLOR ) CO.,
jynd Lsvss.
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CosPartmersh1n Notlce .

u p. GRAY n n. *. SMITH have this day
~ formed partnership In the Carpenter and
baiidinS business In al its branches. undes the
afn Aarns and atyIe Of 0rsy Smith. They will
b found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
ga WHARF they win b happy W receive The Or
1sss of their friends and tho public.
may15 tk0dAm
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r E M . v E D.
| +: |
u. p. = - ! = H.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has Remsvea 20
NO. IS MAIN-sT., BET. SECOND THIRD.
Having just returned from the East,
HE'S Now n CEIvrHG
Select Asssrtnens OF
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which no will be happy to exhibit, to IN Who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE Latest STYLES or GOODS,
And constantly receiving
Everything New n the way ~
ASHTON,
He respectfully invites the ,Gentiemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want Of
KAsY-YIrTIHo AND NIcE.HApE CLOTHING,
9ro sfvK hin cALL.
N. B.-Psrticulas attention paid to CUTTING
for others 10 make. Rsys' ClssAes Css.
ksoksk, Sept 10, '6S-d
ANDREW y. WILKINSON,
Lats Wilkinson 4 Aarshall,)
Wholesale and Retail DFugRist,
|nFFERS for caah TO the trade, and at retail, =
~ full sssertment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Giass, Glass Ware and
Aus. Is, SD
NITRATE Silver crystalised--4s OUNCES Chem
IN ically pure, in store and for sals BY
Al. WILKINSON,
augled % Main-st.
CPrs. TURpENTiNE-30 gal. In barrels and
b..esns, In store and for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
augl6d % Main-st.
T lNSkED, Lard and sperm oil--3oo gAi. each,
IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
Al. WILKINSON,
ausisd % Main-a.
A LCoH0L, SO and sS per een,.--5oo gal. In store
4. J. WILKINSON,
augl6d 50 Main-st.
lVnnpRRbl ISIEt!I 49, ~. 81 th;. .,.,..x.u.
a. :. WILKINSON.
auglsd % Main-st.
A YEk's Cherry Pectoral--2oo dozen Of shis
"A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
''' --' - A. J. WILKINSON.
Sole Wholesale Agent for Ksokuk,
LNRAYSER'S BAKING POWDER, admitted By
l. all who have tried 1t. ~ superior TO any 9th
- 4. J. WILKINSON,
aug74d o6 Main street.
Varntshes.
(yOPAL, Nos. / and 2; Coach, Iron, DemaF or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug2sd % Main-st-
uECKEks fAKINA, diet for invalids and
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug13d % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain Killer 10 gross large me-
dunn aud small siaes, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
auaEd 90 Aaip-st,
+ vHRoMES--Grssn and yellow, dry, in store and
~ for sale very low by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug23d 90 Main-st.
DURE Castor Oif-rres.ed and Clarified
L by stsam---in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
aursld % Main-st.
Al ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang, in store and for
lvl saicby A. j. WILKINSON,
aug24d pe Main street.
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TUST RECEIvED, A Large Lot 81
JSuPEkIOk ICE GHEkTS--an indiGpcnss-
bic article in every familyfor sale very cheap, BY
0E0. u. KILBOURNE, Agent,
juns1-a Main-st., bet. ID B Sd.
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A New Gold Mine Disc overed-
400 DOE. CMAIRs, or ALL DESCRIP-
skOU rIess, just received and FOR sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, by
GEo. 4. KILBOURNK, Agent,
mayl6d Main-st., bet ID 4 I'd.
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Dlauk Wo 0kss.Ercsh Arrival.
4 LARGE stock all sorts and siSes, 1t
~ OGDEN, HROWNELL . 90.
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AA2S
Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of uosport, 6csport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, MI. v.
Blk OF rsUtf,fsufi.
Blk Rockville, Wabash.
Dk Salem, N. Albany.
Hk Of salem, Salem.
Bloomington BAnk.
CaInhridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, EvaRsville.
Crescent City Dk /"
kxch. Blk, Grssncsstle.
Fsycets County Bank.
Ao0sier Bank.
Indiana Bk. Madison.
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49, oARSs
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Of Elkhart, Elk hart.
Ind. Farm. Blk , Franklin.
tndisn Reserve AAa
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parks Go. Bk !, Rockville.
Prairie City Hk r. Rsuts
Merch. ! Msch. N. Alb.
Sale N Bank, Goshen.
Southern Blk Of Itdiana.
State Blk and Btanch,s.
Brookvills Bank.
Fsrsasrs' Bank, Wcst field.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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The Tribune Almanac fer 1850,
Containing the klsction Returns and ths usual
matter. will be publshsn sboat Christmas. Price
Is cents II copies, postpaid, for eli 100 copies,
postpaid, for -. Addrsss - above.
nnxYdka
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THE rAnMERs, CUIDE !

70 scIRNfIRIC AND PRACTICAL AGnICuL1un1,
BY nxxnY srnrsxss, r. h. g., Ut Kdtnhurnh, anl
tho late J.. P. NoRroE, Professor u 6eisaet1e
Agriculture In Yale College, Nov Haven. vsls.
and stsel cngravings.
This IL, confessediy, the most complsts work -
Agriculture ever Published, spd In order " givs II
wider circulation, the publishers hsvsrssolvsate
reduce the price 70
Etys Dolaars fsr the I've velumas.
When ssnt " mail (post paid) 70 caliicrAia And
Of the United States, and 70 CanadA (pmt paidl
-. TnB woRK 10 NOT ran OLD "Boox ~ m
tAKx."
IN Rsmittauces for any Of ths ahcvs paAiiear
tions ahcald always b. addressed, Iest Iaid. -
LEONARD SCOTT 5 CO..
apr3idkw No. ~ Coolest, hsw Yerk.
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direct Importation
OF
II A r IVA X L AND CUTIE
s.. w. Il II. TUCKER

IMPORTERS AND, WHOLESALE DEALERS.
l have in store, and arc receiving their supplies
forshe spring trade direct from tho makers which
they Offer to cash and prompt tims-buyers on Ia
vorAbleterms. The stock being unusually largo.
they confidently solicit an examination Of the
same. SWAN. TUCKER,
May N-d4w Sign Of Red Paddock.
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8. A. DUKE,
oot0d Keokuk. Ieva.
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In al the principal cities and towns, these works
will bs delivered, Free - Psssnge. Whsa
semi by mail, the PossAan TO any part of the Uni-
ted states, win b but - Gents . year fec
sach Of the Reviews.
N. B.--Ths price In Great Britain OF the I've
Periodicals. above named u Ahost TAirty-eas Dol
lars per Annam.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
Ant1-Lecompton Meeting at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, March 2.
large anti LecomptOn meeting is being
held to night at Smith d Nixon's hall, the
came room in which Mr.. Buchanan was
nominated for the Presidency Every seat
is filled. Hon. Adam N. Riddle, who pre-
sided at the first meeting in this country at
which Mr.. Buchanan's name was presented
as candidate, is chairman. Hon. Stanly
Mathews, U. S. District Attorney, is now
speaking He has said that here, where
the Cincinnati platform was adopted, we
should renew our devotion to popular sover-
eignity. He defines popular sovereignty to
be the principle that when Congress shall
organize territorial government, it should
leave the people who0re to live under it in
the full and free exercise Of self-government,
SO far as is consistent Will, the federal con-
stitution. Let who will leave popular sove
reignty, we propose to remain on the plat
form. He contends that slavery is govern
ed by natural laws-population, climate,
soil and products He is opposed to the Le-
compton constitution, 40 the rankest Con-
gressional int rvention, the vilest tyranny,
and destructive to popular sovereignty
The people of Kansas have never fairly ap-
piled for admission under it. This matter
has been decided by the highest Democratic
authorlty-that of Gov. Walker and Secre-
tary Stanton.
At 9 o'clock the meeting is still in session.
1t has been addressed by Hon. H. B. Payne.
Judge Johnston, and others. Resolutions
were offered, rendering thanks to Douglas.
Stuart, Broderick, Wise Walker and Stan
ton; also, declaring it the imperative duty
Of Congress to reject the pending applica-
tion for the admission cf Kansas under the
LacOmpton Constitution.
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THIRTY.TIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, March 3.
HoUsE,.-The House resumed the consde.
ration Of the resolutions from the Senate,
authorizing the President to appoint any Of.
ficers aoffrded by the action of the Naval
Retiring Bosrd to their position.
Mr.. Whitley argued in favor of the resolu-
tions, severely criticisiDg the action of the
Naval Board
Mr.. Bocock opposed the adoption of the
resolutions, contending that the proceedings
of the board Of inquiry were just, and that
one Of its decisions were reversed. Many
Of its supposed victims who are now expect.
ing to get such into the Navy, will find
themselves mistaken.
SENArk-Mr. Hammond, of South Care
lima, introduced joint resolution authori-
ring the Secretary Of the Navy to pay the
officers and seamen Of the expedition in
search of DR.. Kane, under capt. Hartline. Al
the same rates as have been allowed to the
officers and seamen Of Lieut. De Hsven's
expedition.
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H To those departed friends who
are in the habit Of rushing into the saloons,
and neighbors stores to read the Democrat.
we would say that it is with pain that we
hear Of such occurrence In all candor We
would say to them, do not so; but como to
this Office, and you shall have q copy to
read and take home to your families; you
shall have an extra copy to mail to friend
I'VE furnish wrapper and stamp. More
you shall receive all the courtesy and atten-
ton we can offer you: and will not charge
you . cent. We feel that it is better to give
than to receive; that it is the index of no.
ble. christian soul. who will partake ofgen-
erous hospitality rather than appropriate to
ones own use that which has never been
paid for, nor bestowed. Come to u all 70
who thirst Tor the psrasal Of OUT paper and
you shAll have u withsut nensy and with
sss psiss-A nssDin hsa naA - ~ bsttA'
oe0oA sa ee1 tamh F
~ H.r .1 8 .faf
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, March
FLOUR-More active and shade better Sales
1000 bbls at 25d 4.S0 for super State; 4 40a4 so
for extra STATE; 23d4 35 for super Western
40id4 500 for extra w estern
RYE FIOUR-Dull At 00@3 rs
WHEAT-Frm and pIices tending upward Sales
1000 bush at 65M6G tor prime white southern.
kYE-Duil ut 6SMsfO.
BAKLEY-NOmlual at 656I75.
CORN-Drooping. Sales 25, 900 bush at 65G6s for
southern
OATS-Unchangei
PORK-Steady at Is 60@l6 10 for mess
BEEF-Steady.
DRESSED HO4S-Firmer at 6A67.
LARD-Firmer. Sales 200 btlS at 9A(Gl0.
BUrrER-Active At l2@16 for Ohio; 1922 for
Stae
CHENSE-Firm at 7d9
BACON-in demand at dull prices.
wHI6KEY-Steady. Sales 200 bbs at ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE LADIES,
BENEVOLENT SocIErY.-From February lst
the Visiting Committee have called upon
80 families, of which 81 have received aid
were Americans. Germans, Scotch, l
English, l2 Irish.
The Secretary reports that 44s yards Of
cloth have been given out, and 63 old gar
ments. The Treasurer's book shows that
1890 has been paid for Groceries,
1925 i" Dry Goods.
$500 i" Shoe bills,
l,1O 4" School Books,
100 for sundry expenses of Society.
Many sorrowful heart has been made
cheer full during the winter from the kind
attention received from the Ladies Of this
Society, and from the public interest given
in contributing for their wants.
NJ. A. Swan, Sec'y and zreas'r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-04
From WashinKton.

WASHINGTON, March 2.
The Senate, in executive session, again
discussed without coming to a vote on Mr..
Cooks nomination as Postmaster Of Chicago
The War Department has received dis
patches from Col Johnston, dated January
4th
As it is q matter Of absolute necessity
that supplies should reach him by the l st Of
June, measures for that purpose have been
taken by Gen. Scott.
His orders dated Feb. 2Sth, directs that
train, to consist OF at least 200 mule wag-
ons. shall be organized with the utmost
despatch. at Fort Leavenworth. to 60 imme-
diately with Col Hoffman to Fort Laramie,
and to transport from thence to Col Johns.
tons command in Utah, commissary stores.
mems shoes, and such supplies as may be
known to be much needed
Col. Johnston reports that the Mormons
intend intercepting Capt Marcy on his re-
turn with mules and horses.
He was ordered to notify the Capt. Of
this, and see that he was strongly escorted
on his return march, and we'll provided with
whatever he may require, and you can
spare.
The above rders from Gen. Scott were
sent by telegraph to Boonville. Mo-. and
from thence they are to go to their place Of
destination by express.
Capt. Marcy is expected to leave New
Mexico about the 10Th Of March.
WASHINGTON, March 3.
In former despatch it was stated on the
authority of leading democrats that the cal
culation was that the Kansas bill would
pass the House by Is majority; but on the
contrary, theleading anti-Lecomptonites are
sanguine Of its defeat and are working in
dustriously to this end