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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
Woman's influence over Man.

The instant woman tries to manage q
man for herself she has begun to ruin him.
The lovely creeper clings in its feebleness
with grace TO the stately tree but if il
out-grow, as if to protect or conceal its sup
porter, it speedily destroys what it wond
otherwise adorn. When the serpent had
persuaded Eve that she should induce her
husband to take her advice and become as
knowing as herself, she no longer felt her.
self made for him and both for God, but
rather that he was made to admire her.
When size prevailed, they soon bickered
about their right places. no doubt for Gods
law WAS lost sight Of by both One grand
purpose of womalspewer over mans heart
now that both arc fallen. is the maintenance
of maH's self.respect A man who loves a
true hearted woman, aims to sustain in him.
self Whatever such a woman can love and
reverence. They mutually put each other
in mind Of what each ought to be to the
other
To the formation Of the manly character
the lore aud reverence Of the Firtu0as fenl-
mime character is essential One must see
IN the others love the reflection OF the
character desired. Hence the pertinacity
of true love and reverence often reeoVers
character that would otherwise be lost for
ever. If once mutual respect depart, then
farewell the love that eaa alone rectify what
Is wrong th>a farewell the heart.res
without which life becomes delirium and
an agoay. If it bo the faculty OF wo-
man TO love more tenaeiosly than man, heF
might surpasses hls 90 far as she is wise in
showing il. u expressing love without at
the snme time iudicating her faith in the in
hcrent dignity Of man. however obscured,
she only Eepels hin 10 worse condition, by
ezcitiug reckless sense Of bis own worth
lessnese together with a hatred Of her for
giving patronage. Whea Iaan hates him
self, what can he lover Give him time.
and be will love the s0Hl that clings 30 him
to save hlm--sEelsctis Rsuielo 81
The operation o which Senator Summer sub
mitited in Paris, Is more paiDful n appearances
than il reality. The met that The operation
has hesu repssied for ne .fflh lime. Indicate,
iis naiure lisas metallic bntton with 1
amoolh lat surface Is heated 10 white heat
ana 4aickly applied TO the skin. A slight ftiz-
ding sound an odor Of roast. ppd Of ssloke
me the profess. The pain TO the pntieplk y kF
lefe then chat occnaioutd by bIislef and II Is
only iis apperenlly lfIehfiul character which
pas KEPT y hon common uso aulong physieians.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Sherman S. Booth, Of Milwaukee, editor Of
the Free Democrat, bas obtained final victory
10 the series of suits growing out Of his connec-
ton with the fugitive slave case. His press
aud types hsd been attached to satisfy the judg-
meBt Of the United States Court against him
for assisting the slaves Of one Garland to their
freedom. Judge Macarthur has released the
property from attachment taking the position
that as the Supreme Coart Of Wisconsin has
declared the fugitiye slave law unconstitutional
penalty for damages under that law is not col
lectsble.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
pE 1T ORDAINED by The Council Q


Section lt That any pefoD shall cep hiin Tho lmi,s
ohis Village, house OF public TesOIt the pnr
pose Of selling thern beer porter wine other uioxi
cang liquors and shall himself BY bis agent sell to
quor 10 be drank at such aase roonl any room
occupied controlled by vender the person 20 selling
shall ofct and pay 20 aidNge for each and every such
SALE tho penalty Of hfeeen dna TO Be- recovered BY sui
Of and suit sha to iudgnent IN asor.
dance with tbf laws, regulating proceedings IN civil
before justices q the peace aud the prosceated
yced shalt the costs prosecution and II acquitted shall
his costs sganst said village and upon the rendition
Of Judgment for d penalty and eos tho Mayor may Is
sxeeton imnedaely TO collect the out of the
Of days from the time Of Tho rendition ofsnch Judgment
tho with the costs shall not have been paid
cent property Of the defendant levied to satisfy the
sae. and if appeal from Judgment shall have heen
mprson tho defendant or time not exceeding twenty
aays and the Marha afoe receiving said order, shall take
The defendant into his custody and sha safely keep him
within the Lock Up Of the said village, at hard labor
time specified IN said order shall havr expired provided that
upon tue payment Of said Judgment and all costs BY the de-
fsndaD, he shall BE- ediscaassed fom custody.
Section I'd That prosecutions for tho violations OF section
frs shal only be commenced s the Marshal o asid Village
by some peTscp duly authorized hy tho Mayor thereof
And II shah be the duty Of tho Marshal 70 prosecute any
,posecuon shall Do cnmenecd BY him. unesr W order
he Council Of aid Village, against any one, who upon tho
fret Monday OF August next aud upon the rat Monday Of
every succeeding mnHth shall pay IN 70 the treasury Of said
have cold within mnnth ae beer porter wine, other
intoxicating liquor TO who intoxicated at the
time Of such sale who nj the tiuc known 10
be 10 tho bab of getting inoxcated Nor shall pyofc
after the violation thereof
Section sd This ordinunee shah take eject om and after
tho hFst day Of AugtAt nsxt- ,.o,...o,, 49,.
Atiost l. p RonrrsoS Recorder. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

A WASHING MATCH.--4A whistling
match lately came Of at Mokelnmne Hill.
Two whistlers commenced AZ haIfpast ninc
O'Clock in the evening. and kept it np till ten
minutes oftwo the next morniag, when one
OF them caYed in. and was forced "a stretch
bis mouth IN all SORTS Of shapes 10 get the
*puekerp taken out Of H. He 4 allowed
bis lips felt Ike they we're ethe toe Of an
old boot with large hole m it.p
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17


JEnEs BUCHAN4N-RrFus GHoAfE-- Ed
WARD EvERErr - When in l84l James Bu-
ehanan rose in the Senate OF the United
States TO move the rejection of Edward
Everett rs minister to England, backing
that motion by hong subtle and malig
nant speech, Wherein be disclsimed all per
sonal sntirathy to Mr. Everett, all ques
ton of his ability aud personal worth, bnt
condemned aud prescribed him simply rs
an Aboistionta The irst man to repel the
imputation aud hurl volcanic tlIunders at
the mover was Mr. Rufus Choate. now
father-in-law of Mr., Buchanan's sub-treas.
NJ er at Boston. Henry Clay's clarion voice
Of course was heard, loud above the roar
Of faction. "You pretend, y said Clay, 'to
fear that the Union.w llbe dissolved If such
men as Mr. Everett are called TO high Of
fee; tell You that if such men are reject
ed on such pretexts, the Union is already
dissolved" The conspirators were cowed
/ by the defiant, indignant bearing Of the
Wing Statesman, and the cold-heaFted,
crafty. treaeherous mover of Mr. ETerett's
rejection deyoured his chagrin in silence =
Then Messrs. Everett and Choate did not
doubt that they stood on the national side
in the contest, and that Buchanan's motion,
though yciled BIZ pretended love Of and
,carc for the Union. was intensely factious,
sectional and in It's drift hostile to the in
tegrity Of the Union. M Buchanan is
the same to day that he was in 1871. where,
then, arc Messrs Choate and Everett?
Ass York Tribune
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
NTATCUES MISSING Bv

v uokas pok The following described Watches de-
parted my shop 10 psrt enknoxn aud desrons
of fading their ~lcieab,utz- viii isy liberal amount
for any information that viii lead 10 their discovery especial
England lady In this country They described fol-
oNs Que Silver Detached ierer b. j. Tobias maker liy
erpool No 4q97 ny private mark IN case 379s SgcY
Hunting Esgish Ferge, Edmond Poce rneker London No.
ioole Private mark in ease Ss25. Any person ging any
Information Of tho above eaay shall be rewarded therefor
A. ". STEELE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
TANNING MILLS.

4lAFlNG now commenced the Manu-
ctang TANNING MILLS In this locality again by pro-
dung better article than has sold in Ills State,
and thus making y profitable TO the farmers to uas bem
wish to secure thst patronage
FanAing Mill Merits
fanne Nill i one, being wc ns does It's work per-
feet and speedily dese and that will C7fan
particle Of Chez Coekep from the wheat ard
Snrs aRfhe Uksa and clean eli ether kinds Of Rfnin aud
seeds we'll The Min make will do ali this Il Is
aiargs Mlni go IN most any gainrysa sirer ard
Screens than nsIalurna easyls Substantially
mnde o. good naterissapd vim ie sold eea,, any
good Mill " bought at. Al orders promptly ntiepded
TO. Shop Bunker nill. LEWIS 81 Crosby.
fEhiabnla, Jane Iat l3sS IA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TnE CokDrTiox OF THE THAMEs.--Such
is the poisoned and filthy state Of the
Thames, at LONDON, that the 6Sh are sicS-
eued, and become 50 helpless that they can
be taken ont with the hands. On being
placed in pure water they revive. An off,
Ger of health writes to the Times that the
aspect and cdor Of an open sewer is not so
offensive or unlealthy as The Thames, for
the reason that there is constant agita-
tios and whipping up Of its filthy contents
by steamboats, lie proposes that the
traffic between the bridges by steamboats,
be stopped entirely, and their proprietors
compensated
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

FnoM SocTn Kansas .--The Lawrence Re
piiblicun Of the lst says company Of "sOutbern
emigrnnts,v = under Col. Titus made a visit TO
the Neosho Valley last week, and stole fifteen
horses The sheriff Of the county, with small
posse. treiled them tho next day to Iitus's
camp, below Hnmboldt near the Usage mission.
He refused to give up the horses, and the sheriff
returned A messenger was despatched TO
Capt. Montgomery, who refused to SO, because
be had promised 70 leave the field, and allow
Cen. Deuver's plan TO be carried out.
Gapt Hamilton has ea,npin Missouri, abont
Ten miles from The Grading Post he still
brsatbss threaienings and slaughter against the
'inhabitants of Kansas. His men boldly report
that they are Supported BY the Southern pro-
slavery fund aud DO not expect to leave I'LL
they have driven every free state man from
Linn and Bourbon counties Some threaten
the whole Territory.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

TIE AGRIcLIuRAL BUREAU--'GEA.-The Ag-
rieutural Burean OF the Patent Office are
making preparations. says the Washington cor
respondent Of the Times to test the cultiva-
ton Of tea in this country. The seed viii be
preserved 10 China specially for the purpose,
planted 10 glass cases, and shipped In October
By the time OF their arrival here they viii have
sufficiently spro0ted to be set out IN beds Az
Tor being tested here, the plants II successful.
viii be distributed among the Southern States
An order foF great variety Of seeds win also
be sent 10 Egypt in few days through house
in London. The list includes wheat. barley,
rice, clover. (Trifoiism .4iezandrsaam. &C., &C.
Arrangements are also making 70 commence a
nursery for the growth Of ornamental trees for
the pnblic grounds in this and other cities -
They can be supplied from public nursery at
one twentieth Of their present coat. Such is
the estimate 81 tie Ioterior Department
CIeDeftad Herald
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A New and Important
DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE

~ Just Out.
DIR. CULvERwELI,S REPORT BSTIRsLY NEW AND
for Speunatorrlel Seminal WeakDess
Debility Negyouenos Depression Of Spiis Loss Of Energy
Iasritnde Tmidty Involuntary seminal nischarge Impair
cd Sight aud Memory, Boches and pHIles The face Pes
Indigestion PalIaon Of the Heart and bodily Prssraon
OF the whole systen inducing potency and mental and
physical lncapacty.
= This little work cnanaiing nom qualified member of the
medical profession gives MOST ATIOE
Fu1sHEp 10 all persobe entertaining doubts cf their
physical eonoion who conscious Of having bAzardod
their health and happiness.
Is iFsued gratis To suffering humanity, for their benefit
the suppression az emlricisln ard exorbsnt feeH
Sent 10 any address receipt OF stamps BY Dr. Chhs
KLINE, ls0 III Avenue, New York. ~ Sm
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TRANSPORTATION.

aes~s~ d RANSPORTATlON.
kFIfFR New Arrangement 1.-THE Ameri-
sE1ns1zssss Trsnspoytation Company viii the
Propeller Spauldiag. Capt. HuRt.
between Inae aud Cleveland calling regularly tbn Way
forts lime Of arrival At this we,inesdys going Nest
and Fridays going EE Contracts will ie made hy tbs undrf
signed for Freight 70 New York low II Will
for the interest of shippers Of prepcf 20 paionze this line
fIeags viii be shipped 70 tv upper lakes % be anlg ed
land
II. HCBEAgn 4 Co., Agent A. 7. Co.
ssAsbtasnla Iisrbor May 2sth, 1858 sm4so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

a FEMaLE CATABiAseA.-Among the pas
se1gers lcst on the ilI-iated Pennsylvania. was
an old lady, who after seeing her husband and
children instsntly killed. refused TO be rescued
from the wreck. She replied when aid was of
ssgsd hss. tAas she bad nothing 10 live for now.
nad preferred 10 share the same fate that had
hefallen her family She had been blinded By
the flying fragments. and was suffering much
pain, yet she would not receive amy assistance
bnt stood stil on the wreck, and persisted in the
flames.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
ASHTABULA BREWERY.

Cleveland Tnfrmary, May 10, '58.
THERE are in this Institution ar a
IL charge uron the City number of,lIeIy Loys and siris
including ninnts whom the Directors will bind service
vi they iscone o. age With suitable erons uou their pr"
dueing testimonials fron the Clergyman, Magistrate
Trustees Of their town. that they suitable rerso hare
the Of and TO bring mp such chdrnn Application may
be fnade 10 X HElsSSEY,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

SENATOR BopcLAs-'fhe telegraphic summa
ry or tie speech efSenutor Douelas Of Chicago
was sufficiently extended to afTord fair idea
Of its parport Mr. Douglas adheres 10 his de-
mocraey--as might have been expected after
the ac.ian taken by the Republicans Of Illinois.
The lght between him and Mr. lincoln. the
Repablcan candidate FOR q S. Senator, viii be
one Of the most netive and Interesting in the
political history Of the west As Mr.. Douglas
only differs with the administration on the single
point OF 1-ocompton, and supports Il IN all its
other iniquities, there is no reascnwhy he should
draw any strength from the Opposition, while
he can hardly command the united action of
his own party.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17


TIM WAY ulriDESos Aaa MADH.-~Vnce 10
eAeut 50 oitcn he Eds and CcnirN feilroAds
retintp prlnt|e. and mmediaiely tl'ep pficf q
thrsogh tcksss toes down from ticstenearo of
50 TO TIE lowest figure which either road may
hit upon. The price Is now IS on each road
between Nov York and Buffalo, M way tickets
rcmaioing as hefsfofore, so that IN going half
the distance Il is Car cheaper 70 boy q thFoeeh
ticket. Passengers who go west rom Springfield
do not nit these prices, but poy SO for ticket
from Aihanyrto Buaalo; bai IN COMING from
The wcrt & tfavsior buys astickei rom Buffalo
10 New York ios Ss and at AlbaSy sells the
balance for from 81 to st,50 90 that he gets
over the road al saving Of nearly half the
usual fare. The Albany fellows are making a
greet trade in buying up these tickets which are
really worth SO each, while the speculatcrs Of
both New Y otk and T3aif.lo are investing lnrge-
ly--in fact laying n years stock, The tickets
being without aate and good until rcdeetned =
The estockheldera Ii each road are expected TO
enjoy this fight most hugely.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17

Tax PKEssnEsT AND Coz KAsEs MmsIoN--
The Washington Uaion denies that Col. Kane
has had any authority IRON che Prcsidept dur
ing bis recent Journey to Utah, and asserts that
bis mission was purely personal and individual.
made at hiu own impnIse aud ca his owB vespon-
sibility.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
aovsFnmsnt Expsnssa.

eonpasiscns may be edieus. but salaaasy.--
For example II rot pleasant, though It
should prove profitable. for os % know that
she General Goyernnent has spent more than
twice As much money last year. as it did seren
yeurs ago. s
The loIIow;ng table exhibits the anp1al ex
Iss.aliarss dsFiag the last zen yeags including
he adainistratiens Of Taylor Fillmore. Piercs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

DECIDEDLY CooL.-For the Gazstte
to charge the Democrat with injuring the
trade Of Davenport by circulating false re-
ports, when itself has declared hundred
times that Cook 4 Sargent and all the mer-
chants of Davenport were on the brink OF
ruin. Not long ago, it asserted that if Cook
4 Sargent were called on to redeem their
Issues, they would "bust," and drag every
merchant Of Davenport down with them.-
We have never said, and don't believe any
such thing. We believe that if Cook 4 Sar.
gent would pay their debts snd redeem
their paper, our merchants; would be as strong
the Granite Hill That Las been our uni
formiy expressed opinion. Which has in.
jured the trade Of Davenport the most-ws
who say our merchants ARE solvent, or the
0sssets, which declares they would be bank.
rapt II ooek = sartsa. were soupsllsa 70
tsaseAS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

IL c. nu6..1I ~. ,.fs1S7 =
ne osws y 61lS dEys l.(ss. Z ID smso.1.s{
The Vanderbilt steamrhip, Ariel, CAPT Lu
dow which left SOUTHAMPTON for Ny. on
the Slst. broke her main shaft when some
days OF. and put back to Cork under sail.
which port she reache. on the l5tI ins,. She
reports having experienced very severe
weather.
An attempt had been made on the life Of
Emperor Napoleon but it failed. A proiec-
tion preserved his life.
The Lecia-han had benn pushed nearly
to the end Of the launching ways. Little
else would be done till the high tides Of
January floated her.
The London Money Market was easier-
The Bank of f gland had reduced lis rate
OF disc unit to per cent.
Messrs- G. l.. Gray d Sons, of London, in
the Canadian trade. have suspended.
The American Barque, Airiatic. which
was confiscated by the Court of AK, for
coming in collision with the Steamship Ly-
ons, had been released frcm Narseiles.
new Spanish Ministry had been organ
lied.
One week later news from India had been
received, but there was nothing further from
Cawnpore, owing IL the interruption Of
mails between Bombay and Calcutta.
COMMERCIAL Liverpool Brealstuff
Market was dull with declining tendency.
Provisions, quiet London Money Market
slightly easiar. Consols closed 1T " SIS
TO 81 "a for money.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

FRUIT TREES, SnRUBEKY Gc.-Eye-
rybody who owns spot Of mother earth
large enough to put hoe into should at
once procure some kind of fruit trees or
shrubbery. with which. not only to cdorn
and beautify. but furnish those fruits to
which this soil is adopted. To obtain the
necessity trees and plants, call at Finley's
Scott County Nursery, short distance be-
low this city, where not only all kinds Of
fruit trees, but shrubery, evergreeps, flow
ere. of every descriptions will be found in
abundance. Mr.. F. has long been located
At that place, and is the foremost man in
this line of business. Call on him by all
means. See advertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
@ Starr has received the ArLAS

~ Starr has received the ATLANTIC
MONTHLY for February and rich number it
is. Also BALLou's PIcroRAL for February
9th which has been reduced in price 10 fire
cents. New YoRx LxpGER, FLAG OF OUR
USIos. WErxIY D1srA1cr, N. Y. Mercury,
Times. Flag. American Union. Harpers
Weekly. Leslie's ILL., News. and all other
Weskliss that are due, are for sale at Starrs
News Depot.
By the way, don't forget that he atill has
on hand few numbers yet of Harper,
Cooley. Leslie's New Magazine, Emerson 4
Putnsm's Peterson, Mrs. Stephens House.
hold Words. Arthur's. Home Magazine,
Ballou's Dollar Monthly for February. and
in fact all the popular Magazines Of the
country. Give him an early call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, jar. %.
HorsE-The House went into committee
on the Printing Deficiency Till. Mr.. Shaw,
OF H., commenced a speech on the Kansas
question. when Mr.. Bennett rose to point OF
order. saying that he rule r.quired mem-
bers 10 confine themselves to the subject
under consideration. The Chairman re-
marked if this q"estinn was now postponed
for the first time, lac would decide the point
when taken. Tut different usage has pre-
'ai!ed After debate Bennett withdrew
his o lection, and shaw proceeded.
Mr.. Foote Introduced proposition as
an amendment to DAVIS Pacific X. X. Bill
III case that the majority ol the Select Com
Mittee shall fail, tue amendment adds
clause for a Noithern route
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

~The public, and the laidie. es-
Peciiy, will not fail to notice that the new
'tock of goods at A. W. Bailey's store. on
Second street three doors west Of Main, is
we'll worth examination and patronage
The stock is selected with taste and with cs-
pecial reference to supplying the demands
Of this market. and it being bought at auc-
ton in the eastern market, can he afforded
here at very low figures Drop in and be
convinced Of this fact.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
~ Everybody pOes To see Pr

~Everybody goes to see Prof
WilbIrs unrivalled experimental
No opportunity was ever offered to thu
citizens OF Davenport equal to the present
for gaining q knowledge Of the Earth or
which We live.
He remains with us but three evenings
more Let there be full atter dance every
night at Grigg's Hall
The lecture for tonight is Nature n
Forces or Agents, Gravitation, Light. Hea,
and Magnetism, il!ustra, ed with numer
and brilliant experiments
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

TRYING TO CREEP Our OF A Trour
PLAcE.-Alderman Guelich's organ is at :
tempting to pe'tlfog in q small way. We
might call it caPtator rerbarun,. We expos
ed the falsity Of it- sertion that the Inde-
pendent Fire Company was incorporated by
an act OF the Legislature, and now it very
ingeniously declares that the company was
Incorporated und an act Of the Legisla-
ture To escape conviction of one fslsehood
1t uttered another The Fire Company never
was incorporated by or under the act of
any legis ature whatsoever. 1t is merely a
private association like debating society.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29

Nor EASILY MIsTAKEN.-We saw
lately letter sent to this place, and the
writer Of which seeming to entertain serious
apprehensions as to whether it would reach
its ultimate destination, superscribed it as
foilows: "Mr. -, Esq, city of Daven-
port, opposite Rock Island and 80 miles
above Muscatine the place where they
keep Florence money. Iowa"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-29
WASHINGTON. Jan. %

" AsHINGTON, Jan. 28.
The minority Of the Senate committee on
the Pacific X. X. have made r ort III favor
Of constructing tn. road within ten years,
alternate sections Of land I, pace OF miles
to be granted and 4loO W,O y to be appro-
prlated and paid AS the work progresses
I lee Na1u ssannfssSaest. i,xs received later
dssp tchss q 6acl4A szr~ III : 6at
chai acter of IL - no, ct l,anspirsd.
1t is reportsl Gfn. -co,t viii leave for
Califcrnis D.. 10th Of next onth.
The con mi,t-of ways aud ,neans are said
to he disc pid leak ~ { out IA, Of
the iirooki nAsy yar., and that s2o.Ovo
.e recomi.eldsd US AZ pprup ,ation for this
station.