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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-09

The coupons past due on the bonds of the Belefou-
tame and Indiana Railroad Company are now in course
Of psyment at the American Exchange Bank The
commons pss, due on the bonds Of the Crawforlsy lie
and Wabash Railroad Company will be paid a. the
Office of Messrs. Winslow, Lsnier n Co.
Discount rates in the open Money market are without
essential variation from those last given The supply
of capital offering is very large, and no perceptble
diminuiion has taken place, although perhaps more
active employment for portion OF the surplus gather
ing of idle means may have been furnished in the in
creased activity and advanced prices of the stock mar
ket Trsde seems to be reviving very slowly snd the
amount Of new paper created Is very small as yet and
that which comes into the greet Is principally from
aa,,ion sses. Most q the :rsrssctiors IN paper Of
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......M.o

Ships. Greennsn, Webber New-Oheaus, ". Neisos =
Son
Bsrts-Grsnd Turk, Dollner Cenfaego, Mayhe~ Talbot
Cot Cob L.dyaTd Bscswith ApsShieua Eazie haz@rdy
Masdssus Cousins Cape Paimas AbrsncLs-, AlnsaAk %
Bhgs-Jno Boyntou bye. PoTtau- Prince A Rolssr Nos
man LsEa &C. kmido1 Bueno. AyTes j. Pieiard Co, NJ
Cobb Montgomery, Portland. q. l. Hsich.
schooues-MabhAssstt Bake, Chageapa scTalt0n ftts
usn Lily Francis Charleston, McCfesdy, Mot Co j. 4.
Stsrly Simmons, Wilmington, Dolref Potter, Lsoaiias
Small saleul r. W. Ropes Co; Emiy. Grfta, WirnFna
d. { Murray, NOBLE Ilowes Mobile, Lsytn Hlfb.t. X
Huutley Hammond, Baltimore, Mailer LTD.
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MarLe,.HRenorled In 1degranh.

NEw-ORLEASs March g. The sales Of COrTos to-day wae
II 500 bales unchanged prices COFFEE Is rather easel sr
10 prime V4dllIc FRElGHTs frner Cotton 20 iydp0o
70 Boston &c. EXCHANGES frmer bat without fStAsa
change in rstes. =.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8-FLoVR is firm 81 saturday. HsS
Notwithstanding the foreign adyices. WHEAT Oloyani ior 10
middug .ties CoRN active GROCERIES dul. PaoHisoss
unchanged WHISKY dull AZ Bic 49,.
BALTIMoRE, March 6-FLoUR Is finn; sales Il J. go hh
Howard street al ~ -. City Mills hed pre-
WHEAT steady Red 81 0ld 81 O6; White ~ i1sl ~ CoV
So. for White and Gle for Yellow WHISKY dnl s eI
CLoyERsEED dull and lower good TO prime = 756s5Il 4,
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a. q. To Loudo1, 100 bales Bacon q. @'' - CHS
gov, 10 tups bsrk at Ts brig 9, 10 tHzs to Porto

Rico an. tatb with Sugar p. SIC, and Moa'ses at -
IL business Of re s1b-TIesF1ry was; Receipts
<rs,oCl 32-fr.m Cu,.oms $4,000 Payments, U.s.
"a oG B-hrce, g. 976.G4 o7.
The Bank averages show general e1ptn-on o. the
uovenet.t every item Of tie s.a.cmen: showing An
increase. An expansion Of loans Wt ANTICIPATED oI'
70. 70 tie extent shown by the fgures-el ,SooV''
There zre no Indications IN general busress hs' Ire
Increase OF lcsrs which has been gong on N Fe9ruary
.1d March has been called Tor by revival Of les'I-
u A.. trade. and the conclusion Il Irresistible that
large portion Ct the expansion has been IN call lo4n-
and la, led the speculation 10 the Stock Market lEe
suece reserve shows al increase Of about $l,lWVVV'
and the aggregate is 81 100000 greater han st this
time last year. l. is noticeable feature IN the spece
line tia, the Merchants and America have both more
spec. on hand than the smOant OF their CAPITA su4
the CITY has over 5000 900, with scaI aof loVo,V'''
Tbs dead weight must have serious !nhueh''
u.on The earnings Of these banks. We presume
there h8s never been before period the history %
cur baukp when such state Ct thing existed. FOR
eep Exchange Continues 10 decline, and under largely
decreased imports and free supply Of Cotton O1s we
see Dn'kuc 10 cheek the continued scclmuAtlon VI
specie in our benk vaults for come time 20 come an
Of course continued ease IN the money market l"7
deposit lire il nomiraly largely increased, Dull lhs
actual ncrease is Only 100000. TIE line CT act1a de-
posts il now large a. IN Juy, 1876, When me ho
nal figure exceeded 100000 600. Tie following IS
compertve statement of the condition OF the banks
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BOSTON. March s-Ssiled from H,hnes's Ho.s MNah I.
brss Ida Mcleod, DAyis, from Mobile Boston GOV 81.
horLiGP from achmond for Bo.tou sehrs Otuo-o
from NoTiok or HAnAx henrietta Gi,er from R. poss r
Savannah sheet Anchor. nom Savanna tor Bsfh
Spoken Feb "a lat. - 6 lon. rs Sc bars AnssHrs Bsv,
Timer, from Noble fcr Providence
SAVANNAH March gThe sy ..s.n,stsn ws..,Ypfs, q
CFom~es Ike arrived mere today New fOrs Al ~,S
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Passenxers Arrived

In steamship Gaia D6a, from Neu OrieaAs atd Hsasssy
Mrs 7. =. Hedges {. C. Wayland, Mrs. Singer add Ms T.
Hail. Miss Desout and servant r. b Gibson. John 1sss
j. Coping A. '. II. Ellis J. Finley r. Mrodss, 81. Casae,
Rouconi Mrs. Busbio and daughter o. ID H1nl ShJ-eL
T. Morius and daughter j. Tolon v 2. NoFis NJ oro-cs
host +. Powers, II. A0tf W. Homer, J. SadleT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-09

E,w BA.K-A new bank il 20 be put in oIe'aaon
IN Paterson on the 18th inst, with the name OF The
Merchants Bank Of Paterson" 1t e 20 operate under
the General Bank ing Law, snd will commence with
saljial Cf $4,000.
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VEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

w. p,,uy CoxuIIrIE Of jersey Ci.y, held their
ni., weeky meeting s. the City Clerk Office yee-
,stnssy raorsing, with Mr.. Charles Fink in me Char
Se nm Of sal was reported as the amount Of col,
,eosiyed since the Organization of the Committee,
Tse Trea arer reported that there ye, about 500
n his hands. IneIesrg state Den,s were made re!e-
tive 70 the CONDITION Of the poor Of the city, from
which Il appeared that much good had been accom-
ts.hed. The City Missionary, the Almoner Of the
COMMITTEE sisted that he had assisted u families
curing the pest week being an increase OF ia over
the previous week.
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rat1pT CALENpAR-Tsis Day.

r,,,r, Scars DIsrRIcr CovRT.-Nos' i''' ~
., Of q s. ISJ 1856 81, -, a, ~ ~ ~ 90 g. -
CpFKfaE CoURr- CIRcUu,-Nos - - 100 SO - %
g 2ssy 53o 92s, SO, 81, 5'S 5'' SS' ' ~ '''
80 So. Tam. a.. o. "a %
srJArnr CouRr-sPIcIAL sh'--Ncs. ~, - -
q dsmvucrs. NoS So, s. S. S. s"<sa ~ @' ga o72
as iss an IS $50 s go, SIS 577 53 SOS io2 81 s si
"a "a si5 81 "a Isb IS n % ~ $50 49, AZ W w.
Gossos PIrAs-Pst I--brs. 47i, "a, 49,, W.
ae so 81! s42 - - -: ~ ~ ,tS & l ~ ~ IL 729 -
"a 9 Tse ,bcye Sa5.es firm $50 % 10 VII ee c'' '''"
A. al "a Ddar.
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trial OF POIrcENES.-trhe Jersey City Cornnnon-
Council meet to-nih Committee OF the Whole, Tor
Abe purpose OF trying charges which have been pre-
tered against members OF the Police Department; me
members 20 be PLACED on trial are Cher Halnes ana
Ofcers Baum, Smith, Topping, Robinson ana Aaiphy'
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Rec.iu,. Of Producs-M,ncns.

BY Ere Radrodd-2H3 bbls Flour, I7s bbls Wnsly III
tb Provisions bb. Lard, l97 bags Buck wheat 10 a
Butter az pkgs Cheese $500 sides l., atheT - ols o. !"
pkgs Ashes 5T6 do. Seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-09

The Bergen Cop,.ly Journal is the title Of E re"
independent weekly Journal just started 10 llsckeG
sael py Mr. w. C.. kimbsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-09

The Road Of this Company is l3S miles long. COM
mencrg 50 mikes west of Chicago, at it. unctio7 with
the Galeua Road, ard extending TO Gaesourg, where
i connects with the Quincy and Chicago Railroad for
Quincy. and with the Peoria and Oquswka Railroad
for Burlington and Oquawka
The earnings Of the Gaena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the month of February were:
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Marble ID.
DsRI ID.

EEss-EOWE-At Bed6eld Cobu, On Thursday, Mach T. by
M Eowe,
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,,,ss ,:.J Of a.a~a nd .s:'"y' all 'e"e'e' ."
s'.so,e Dare. charged xi:h eurg,sry 70 the mr..
BtBes1se " 70 tarsAry ia ne Sc nd deeee ana W"
eIes Iss ,.,s PIsSn Cor Eve yeas aatso M 'hS
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o, ',sf ,iss AN HAlG born il pnnb4l. scotland ~
Ne u @eo ne sdSAucoe Of IFS years Nsarn
Law "A ne Soan'y q Dghsm TnsGai on sunday Peh J.
asa he ss ved sixteen faithfully IN the Indian
tAirty ave yss sS lie mach very la-sr
faulty ana ns sssuSa;anees Be was The i;keT Of tie az
Ma fhn o. vss oseonIyre Eat And and rr1adlAher Of
5ss<y s,est AsE HoSsc S,vyoTs Csy iIgssss ysss Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-09

Albert II. Nicolays regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds viii take place tomorrow Tues
dsv). ul2l o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers regular daily sale of bonds and stocks
VIII take place tomorrow Tuesday at l2I o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange.
The earnings of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
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,r1iaJ7 n and March u:

The Ct6IbBs tLU" III IIVIv'7C u y
compared with the previous week.
TIE movement Of the Bsr4s since Nov. |, fs59, has
keer as folGvs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

Now that the Ocean Telegraph is success,
and he that doubted the triumph of science
must cease to doubt, we hope to hear no more
caviling and railing against Patent Medicines,
because they injure the practice Of old and new
school, and manufactured Quack Physicians.
and because they do not have the stamp Of the
wise-headed Esculapians yclept the Faculty
Especially should all doubts be removed as to
the success and worth of DIR. BAKERS PAN
ACEA, because it has been tried and not found
wanting in all Summer Complaints, Dianhea,
Bilious Collie, Cramps, Dyspeptic Symptoms,
loss Of tone in the Stomach, Flatulence, &c.,
when all similar preparations have failed. 1t
is truly scientific preparation. and should al
ways be kept in your families. For sale BY
Parsons 4 Mellish. (26-5t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

The Railway Republican says that when Sen
ators Of the United States and others of the
highest standing socially and morally, openly
declare that " Woods Hair Restorative" (sold
by oil good Druggists,) is all, and more than
all it pretends to be. we cannot do otherwise
than believe them.
We see that the United States has made an
appropriation of several hundred scalpine
knives to one of the Indian tribes. as part of its
annuity. As it is thus providing for removing
the capillary substance" will it not be well to
order several thousand packages of Restorative
to restore the beauty to the denuded poll. and
not leave nakedness where the hair ought to
grow I"
CAUTroN.-Beware of worthless limitations, az
several are already in the market, called by diff.
ferent names. Use none unless the words prof
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, st. Louis, Mo
and New York; are blown in the bottle Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. T26-5t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

Among the many preparations now
before the public as certain cures for the
Fever and Ague, none have been receiv-
ed with such especial favor as that
known ~ DR.. j. Hostetter's celebrated
Stomach Bitters." This tonic has
been circulated, and its many virtues
promulgated throughout the States. and
every day the proprietors are greeted
with the intelligence of some dreadful
case vanquished by the use Of their cele-
brated " Bitters." In our principal cit.
les, there are but few families who neglect
the {" Bitters. /" in furnishing their medi-
cine closets. Az tonic, it is both mild
and agreeable to the taste, and stimulat-
ing in its action upon the systsm. For
. certain cure for the Fever and AQue.
Flatulency, Dyspepsia, and all other
morbid diseases, it is sure and unequalled.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally everywhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out d
ID and under the seal Of the District Court
Of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor Of Bissell
b Co., and against the goods and chattels lands
and tenements of VIM. Marshall and Samuel
Suffcool. Principals. and John Cameron, secu-
rity, ! have levied upon the following described
property, viz:
The east half of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton two in township eighty nine, range ten, the
property of John Cameron, and the northwes
fractional quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section six, township eighty mine, range nine,
the property Of Samuel Suficool, all situated in
Buchanan county, Iowa.
Which properly as above described, i will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriffs Office, in the village Of Indepen.
dence, on Saturday, the 25th day of September,
A. b. 1858, between the hours of Nine o'clock A.
NJ. and Four o'clock p NJ. Of said day, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff 8 Office, Independence, Iowa,l
August 24th, 1858. 244t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out Of and under the seal of ne Dis.
trict Court Of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor
Of J. B. Thomas, and against the goods and chat.
tsb lands and tenemenh Of John n. Ginther
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, viz The south hak Of the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section "a
township % north Of range west Of the 5th p.
4: IN Buchanan county, fowa--except acres
OF q the southeast corner.
which properly a. above described, will
oner for sale ct public auction, ct the door Of
the Sheriff. O16ee in the village of Indepen-
d g e. On Monday, the 4th day Of October a.
y: lcoo, between the hours Of Nine o'clock A.
n. and -Four O'Clock p. NJ. Of said dsv. 70 the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Shsriff's Cfiice, Independence, Iowa,l
Sept. LIST, 1858. 27-4
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
Clubs ! Clubs -

We again call the attention of our
country readers to the importance Of
getting up clubs. The Herald, Of this
city, teaming with falsehoods in regard
to Mr. Vandever and other Republican
candidates for Office, is circulated large
~ throughout this Congressional District,
and the Times should also find its way
into all parts of the District, to counter
act the influence of the Herald. 1t mast
be done, or Republicanism will suffer.
We ask our friends to look at our club
bling terms and to aid us in extending
the circulation of the Times.
CLUB TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TIMES, INvA-
RIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Four copies $5 90
Ten copies 8 10 90
If ten names cannot be obtained read
lily. send along sever, or eight, or nine,
as the case may be--with as many dol
lars as names-and fill up the club af-
terward. Let us hear from you now,
that the increased circulation may have
good effect on the October election
Dubuque Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

At the request of Judge LErrISowELL,
who is detained at home to attend to some
important cases at court, the previous ap-
pointments Of the congressional candi-
dates have been deferred for two weeks.
In the meantime Mr.. VANDEvER has de-
termined to fll the appointments which
were previously missed, and has there
fore given notice that be VIII address the
people Of this county at the times and
places above mentioned. Letevery man
turn out and hear him.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
BucH a. an County IS.

WHEREAS divers applications have been
w made to the County Court Of said coun-
ty, for the building Of bridges therein, and for
repairing the Correction Line Public Road run
ming East and West through said county. in
those portions thereof between Independence
and Delaware county.
Now, therefore. I, Stephen ]. w. Tabor, coun-
ty Judge Of said county, in pursuance Of the
Code Of lows, in such cases fnade and provided,
tiers of said county, to be held ON Tuesday, the
18th day Of October, 1868. atthe several places
in said county where elections are legally hol-
den, for the purpose Of voting upon the follow
ing questions, to wit:
l. Whether the County Judge of said county
shall be authorized TO issue County Warrants for
one third the amount Of all necessary bridges
which shall cost according to . contract appro
we'd by the said judge, five hundred dollars or
upwards, such warrants to be issued when the
bridges are completed and accepted, and made
payable when the tax next to be mentioned ia
assessed and collected.
2. Whether the said County will authorize
the levying of a bridge tax, as soon as it can be
legally done, to the amount of one and half
mills on a dollar on all the taxable property in
said County, for the purpose Of paying for the
construction of said bridges
The form Of the vote shall be "For the Bride.
es" or " Against the Bridges" All the votes
cast " For the Bridges" shah be held as adopt.
ing the foregoing propositions entire, and all the
votes cast Against the Bridgesv shall be held
as rejecting them entire.
Also to see whether the said county will au-
thorize the County Judgeto expend in repairs on
the Aforesaid Correction Line Public Road a
sum not to exceed five hundred dollars, accord.
ing to the discretion Of the County Judge, the
said sum to be raised by tax Of one fourth Of
q mill on dollar on all taxable property in said
county, and the Warrants issued for said repairs
to be paid in the same manner as specified for
the Warrants proposed to be issued for the con-
struction of bridges.
The form of the vote on this proposition shall
be "For the Repairs" or Against the Repairs. /"
All the votes cast 60 For the Repairs" shall be
considered as adopting the proposition entire,
and all votes Against the Repairs as in the
same manner rejecting it.
90 Attest my hand and the seal of
L.S.} said County this 18th day of Au-
gust, A. D., 1885,
STEPHEN ]. w. TABOR,
County Judge.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

% SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
We would call your attention to the advertise
ment Of Dr.. Name Agse Balsam, which ap-
pears in the columns of our present number
We are pleased to be able to record the satisfac-
ton Of our patrons. after trial of article ad.
vertised in our columns. All the quack nos
trums Of the day are giving way before it, and
it seems, truly, to work by magic and in al
cases effects a cure. This is indeed great dis
covery. and will be hailed with pleasure by
thousands who have suffered and tried and
tried and suffered year after year, throughout
the western country, to know that a specific is
in the reach Of all. This invaluable remedy il
sold by all good and responsible druggists. (2d
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
An Undisputed Subject.

An Undisputed Subject.
~ There seems to be two sides to
all questions. whether relating to matters
Of material or spiritual import; whether
in the domain Of Astronomy, Geology.
Chemistry. Botany. Law. Physic. or Di-
vinity whether the subject matter be
spherical, oval. square, triangular. octag-
onal. octahedral, or even circular--for is
it not asserted that even the Hoop ques-
ton Is not an exception-that it has an
inside and an out-side-that the ladies
generally take the FIRST and the gentle
men the laak and that it is almost impcssi-
be for them to come together. Thepro-
position must therefore be granted, and
the rule. Is the lawyers say, be declared
(almost) absolute. Still, we want to sug-
gest an exception, and that is. the case
Of friend HELLxAx. We apprehsnd no
one win dispute that he has very fine
stock Of Clothing, Dry-Goods, Trim
mings, Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery.
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. and
especially somS beautiful new-style cloaks
for the ladies'. particularly adapted for
winter uss-nor is there question that
his prices are reasonable enough to suit
the times. and al who may favor him
with their custom. Be sure and give
him call. then. should you want any
ching 10 his line.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
DIR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM.
SAFE FOR CHILDREN AS WELL AS ADULTS
TWO CHILDREN CURED.
DELPHos, O.. Jan. ~. 1855

DELPHos, O., Jan. 12, 1855.
Messrs. Hunt q Gardner I hereby
certify that the following is . correct
statement of the wonderful effects of DR..
Christie's Ague Balsam, in restoring my
family from this disease. Two Of my
children had been suffering with Ague
and Fever for about four months, and
had become SO much reduced that we
despaired of their recovery. After hav-
ing applied to our best physicians, and
used almost everything that we could
think Of, without receiving any benefit,
I was induced by friend to try this
remedy, and am happy to say, that in
two weeks after using it, they were en-
tirely clear Of disease and restored to
their former good health.
Yours truly. A. DryTESBAuoH.
See advertisement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
Coral Matters.
rowNSHIP CAUCUS.

rTShe Republicans OF Warrington Township
u win meet in caucus, on Saturday Evening
September 18th, for the purpose Of selecting 3
delegates to the County Convention on the END
inst, and 10 transact such other business as may
be deemed necessary.
.se By order of the Township Committee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

universalist state Convention.
~ The annual meeting Of this body
was held 10 this place last week. com
msnoing on Thursday, and extending
over the ensuing Sabbath. Some fifteen
clergymen were present. and the attsn-
dance Of lay members was quite large.
Every courtesy and accommodation was
extended BY our citizens. and the audi
ences at the public services were large
and attentive. Some of the discourses,
especially these of Rev. Mr.. DENNIS. Of
Dubuque, Rev. Mr.. LIvERxoRr, of Chi
cago. and Rev. Mr.. FRAscrs, Of Iowa
City. wsrs eloquent and powerful. The
proceedings in council were interesting,
ordination being conferred upon two Of
the brothers, Rev. ]. p. HAsDroRD and
Rev. VIZ. BRArrAH. Letters Of fellow
ship were granted to two candidates for
the ministry, Rev. Mr.. KzYs and Rev.
Mr. PADDrxoroE, of Linn Co. A full
SI'u,s'on O sns educational Sunday
Snool' ana o'0er interests o. the denom-
ination. also took place. and resolution
was passsd instructing the Educational
Bosrd to raise funds and secure dona-
tons in lands for the endowment Of .
@ .n's = mater n which our
....s's sle ln'sfes'eo--'n peouniary,
= = 40 o.ner' point o. view. An opin-
ION ns0lao.e @ sne iocanon Of the insti-
sr'lo ~ : inns point was very generally
:. ' snu y NIUE exertlon and
.OeI 49,, e 'ne par' OF our citizens this
tssuA couio g secured. An educational