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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-05

ANEW BooK.-Mr. ]. Davies is at pres
ent canvassing Howard and Saline coun-
ties, for the sale of New Book, entitled
"Prairie and Rocky .MOunfain .fdrsnfueS
&c., which is very highly commended BY
many of The distinguished men OF The colin
try. It is q book of some six hundred
pages, printed on good paper, embelilshed
with beautiful engravings of Western
Scenery, Incidents of Travel, Hunting
Scenes, Prairie Life and Adventures, &c
The following testimonial is from Gov
Wright, of Indiana:-
l have examined many of the articles IN
the new work published by Mes.rs. NIL
Ter. of Columbus, Ohio. The work Is high
" valuable, and crediiable 10 Western en-
terprise. The Statistics have been com
piled with great care, md are unusually
accurate. The mass of Information con
tanned in this great work, so well condensed
should give il place in every family libra
~ JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-05
GEORGE. s. PALMER.
A TT OR n z Y A T L A w

And REAL EST.97E .4GENT,
MACON CITY, MACON COUNTY, MISSOURI
WILL give prompt attention to all collections
w and professional business entrusted to him
in all the courts of Macon county, and in tbs
circuit courts of the adjoining counties; to buy
ing and selling town property, in both Macon
City and Hudson, and 10 buying and selling real
estate throughout Macon county. jyI5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-05

Ex-senator Green is Douglas man.
There is no doubt about that. A number
of the Senator's friends in this section, re-
gard Douglas as "free-siler," and very
small potatoes generally. The Washington
Union dspounces him loudly and bitterly
We fear the Democracy will get bothered
about the Little Giant, but he will bring
Them all round. The ST. Louis Republican
will soon take up his cause, and then The
.n,;-Douelas men hereabouts will right
about facs, and pronounce his Chicago
speech na.terly peace of elOquencs and
argument.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
For Sale.

AlONE hundred and twenty Building lots IN ar
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron.
These lots arc eligible and handsomely situated on
che bank of the Mississippi. They vii be sold on rea-
tonable germs.
For particulars Inquire Of Nessrs. Durfee, Pratt &
Co;, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Esq, LeClaire,
Oorbin & Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JANIS NAY.
The subscriber has numberless desirable pie
ce0f land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LeOlaire, amp near the town Of Port Byron, that he
Wihses TO cell. [Octl6tfl NJ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17

0ississippd : 1issoud23
- sass nss1.y. 1s9 !,ssA. -. Na~
1osssass.s, Ocsumbss Cry - Isvs 00(@
LIST Express Train d emAm
~ 4sii frAtn - eO0
Trains VIII lsavs Dsvsapses ~ 0tnOAnnp.~
days saeepeed - sdl0wp:
Let Han Train, o. A0
ID hK?rsss Train, 1T s6Ap0
I,.,.s ss,ivs - DavsapsssSany. U1AsWoe
rnoa Tnn East.
ass .Hpress Train = AS 49,
"a Nail Train, At oo
vnoM III WEST. 3
Ics nsu frean. . oaGAn
"a nxpfess Train q ena
All trains ont Of Davenport WIN uahs cuaassn0p
ae Columbs City and Iowa City with IT, VWaepn
1sase Co.'S stae-s for all points West.
The Passenger Train connects q Rock Iaaan0 -
Ohtcaao b bocA Island Railroad trains fcr an ru1n9a
East, North and South.
Pa0ensers ~. reminded o. the neeHv a
A6ttnet direction - 20 the desUnassoo q G1p
9aGs, alsosoprosuretiekses before oaktna ~ o@016
Ne ears.
1REIoaT.
Leaves Davenport a snAs
Arrives ~ Davenport 1t S1o1a
N. b. The Mornins (s:45 A NJ train soe - ~
con rcts at Chicago Juacfioa With N1nn1Hnn
Southern train for the Dskt. Passengers sAnggh1
save ~ delay.
may s-dtt ADDISON DAY, .uva
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
lllinois Central Rallrooa,

EOR sT. LOUIS, ALTON, Il AvnMw011D0 g7Y
% KAneas City, Tsrre Hsute, gvnsvuos, vne11omt
Peoria, Dec..ur, spIinsns,d: Ss.1:s1xsls. -.
esd oil points on the lover Miesl.stppA
Tra.ns viii lesve The Great Central ospeA ~ e
South water and Late streets, - feusvs:
Peoris, d. l. ,uis, CiBennati and Caiss 0RDseoD .
eco 4 n (Sundays sxcepted-)
Peoris, 81 Loul: and osirO Express q - ? =
Inis & The only route between ohssaee ~ sklsvap
without change Of cars, and The mast exJs11Moas -
Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples.
To psssenges. sor nsmph.. vlcesenrgA. nsv O..
Jeans, Ae., the route. VIA Oalso.4s the oily 01reoe. ~
10 tvsnty-four hours In advance 4 any 60.
C~ONuEO1lN0
A. anHAx-with Peoria 4 oqsavka = RAs p.
oria. Gs,sseurs and towns upon naas No. = lznnss
AT 1o1oso-with trains Of he Grsas western 4
1s!i Jacssoaviie and Naples md towns - - NJ
AT HAr-oox-wnh trains On the fsrrs aasls.AL
Ton : 81 Lon,s = !. going est . fs.rs Hssss I.11e-
nspolh Evansville and Cfavfordsvnis: ~ ~ ~.
At orr And sAsDovAl-wnh trasases ~ o.
Z Aiesis:ipei RI, est 1of town. spsa - liass
At Sr. Lous-Wtth Pasiae \ - &c., f,r
Ksnsss and Nsesassa md ~ potnts - ~ nissssa
AZ CAno-win stssnsrs ses nsueAaf MsaeAes
New urieans and III polnts - ~ AtelsstDSl rivss.
FOR 0slens Dunsst'h Dubsgss "a = Pssl Hs1nD
issvs vi 0s.s1s Z Chtsase Uaiee m
. sA9osk 4 = and -
ConneetiAg q Dunieith With . dealy Ne g ytsss
Ososss VIM % Hastines Huassh Yssss.es -
s:ss; A': s. sss,si ! s: !: 1 S:sss;: = =. -
a. sss:is:::: e =: Pr: ~ - =
ssaias S'a's =: co.; . y 49,
49,. A,,>e1 c:.neeeicas 8 nasAsee V10tsuAo0
1sa faass 4 niisaas osatssl = g asassssDsAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
q. Lsuis, Alien 4 Chicago = Z.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
TNhicago 70 b. Louis via 81. Louis, Aitoo 4 CAomsc
r. J, Oil the way BY Rauros6.
oAARrIHo SmE oxRAT AxsaIcAs AND q. .. MARA
The only direct and reliable route to The asuaA 81
south west, seventy miles shorter thaa ~ SAse
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern "a Ia
Island > \, corner of Van Huren and Nher0an q.
s~xcep.sd) arrive 81 81. Louie 1880 same svsasne.
81. Louis nish, Kxpress-lO, 10 ? n-Dany. aSSfVo
q -. Louis 1850 next morning.
Day ssprsss-Aoo AA-Daly. arrive y CAssaUD
Night Espfess-2;ls p M-Dsiy. arrive 1t CAicass
Trains run directly through without chances en-
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 d. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington. Spsin9oael.
Decatur, Jacksonville. Naples aud all 1oiats n The
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumbsriand ~ re1-
nesssc Rivers, By taking the above route Win b. ~
advertised time avoiding The vcxacious delays u tie
c~irouitous route via L.aSsie, Peoria ana Illtnoes river,
s;yins two, 'y,sonI hours time: being 9! n.,ss -
less TO st. Louis aud Is less 70 Peoria
THAN ~ ANY oTMxR ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad sos Oeas-
~, LaDalle, Rock Islsnd and Central Iowa.
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad mr.
Clinton, Waynesvtlle and Decatur, aEd witA 0aoee
Tor Peoria.
A, Peoria junction with Peoria ! Oluavka. 4
for Walnut Grove, Washington. Peoria. Pekin, Dsm-
neld, himwood, Knoxville. Gslesburg. Aoe0euth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Raurosd Tor
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hsunihal.
Quiacy and Keokuk, the most expeditions end rciia-
bic route To all portions OF N = Missouri.
At St Louis with Daily First Glass Steamer for
New Orleans and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi aud with regular lines Of packets eg
Kansas, 1T Joseph and all points IN the Missonsi.
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkansas Rivers.
Through Tickets can b. procured TO oil 1astssn
Railroad Onices-at the Compsny's Once, - Deor.
born street, opposite the fremont House, and - the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depoa, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman ste.
Responsible Baggage Men will b at the Depoas t0
oil the vsrions lines coming into tho city ~ chees
baggage through 10 any point dssised on TIE Linz.
A. H. MOORE, SupeEtntsnAenl
3. Darling, Gent Agent, Ohicago. locoo1ef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
Milwaukee and WaterteWn
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRAEGEA
IN and after Monday November 96th, pssassss
~ Trains On this Read Will run - follows
First train leaves Wstsrtown ct $40 A u arriving
In Watertowna ~ 8 A y. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown II 1876 ? \, arriving at WATERFOWL Of S;sO 2
First Train leaves Milwaukee, st 5;l6 A 4 arriving
Ut watertown at li;i9AA n. Second train leaves MI
wsukee st S;95 ? u arriving At Wstsrtovn u S;3op
CONNECTrNG-GOING EAST
AT Milwaukee with tho Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad 10 0hieaso; thence via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cievelsnl and Dsse, snA
New York and krie 10 New York cttyi thence VI
steamer O Vanderbilt and Plymouth koek 70 Dossoa;
also connecting st Chicago with Michigan Osnsral,
Great Western, Cansds, New YoTk Oenerai y ~
York city; thence via New York and Gsw Haysa
CONNECTlNG-GOlMo WHIT.
A. Watsriown with Stages 70 0ak Cred, DoAoo
Centre, Wsupun, Berlin, Beaver Dan, vux LahaA
Portage City. Portland, Waterloo, HsaeAstv1le, ou6
Prairie, Columbus. Otsegos wyocena, =.
ZIG TRAINO.~
Leave wstsrtown at 800 4 =. snA WIlvsshss
,. W. BOWLER, 0er--ai oupssinees1eaI
Anweukee, Nov. IL. 1oGf e91111
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
Great. scOveyr

". Z. CHlLDS l. CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
ROOEZ.V'G!!
| WE. the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put on At the shortest notice our
Elastic Fire d Water-Proof Cement Roofing
It being the only article yet inveated that will sue
cossfuily resist the action Of the atmosphere In every
ellmste; II y perfectly nre and waterproof. and IN
point Of durability we believe it 10 equal, II not supe.
fior, 10 any metallic roofing. We can put It on over
OLD tin, tar, iron, or single roofs, II making no DIFF.
terence how Nat or steep the roof may be. This
foonng warranted to prove rs above represented.
we wil put II on for IS 90 per square, no fest
square, We will apply It upon tin and iron roofs FIR
~ W per square, being, on account Of its durability,
tne cheapest paint that can be used.
we invite all who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired TO call 1t our ONCE, opposite the
LeClaire House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard to the durabil.
tty and practicabilityo of this roofing.
N. B.-we are prepared 70 All orders for our &c.
meat to those residing ct . distance. with printed d.
OUy and county Rtghis for Io.oa ssd Ksnsssoso
~ sdle.
J.B vAN BERGEN L BIC.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REvERENCEs IN CINCINNATI.
Ar Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Hr Samuel Ogden, No l24 Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No SO Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank.
DR. John s Law. Agent OF Royal Ins. Co., Loncon
and Liverpool.
essrs John Shilto 1 Co., Dry Goods dealers. ltb
street.
itcheIl and Rammelsberg. Furniture Mans ap
dealers 4th street
iles Greenwood, Esq.
..r A b Hinkle.
DAvKNPoR1
Geo L Davenport,
DR. james Hall,
Goats / Patchin, Builders.
4 Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City CLERK,
Geo Fl Parker,
c d CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street.
famine, Donelly 4 Lea, DavenportiIron Work
Eli Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, jewelers.,
ROCK Island.
GnyeF,
L Michel, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis u Weber, Postmaster.
wICAGo.
g 8 Hubbard. Aetna insurance,
G > Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Bears, Wood 4 Co.. Dsdstssd Msnufacturing' %, No
line.
J ? Reznor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry O Wisnsr, Wholesale .Orocksry dealer Ieva
City.
Oay9aAts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
Metal Warehouse.

As Wabash Avcusnus. Chicase. IN.
The undersigned importer and dealer in TN Plate
Shssa Iron, Wire, Block I'm. Copper, Zinc, and Net.
ala onnsrally, be- STABILIZED st the above place,
METAL WA1EaOUaR.
Where can always Be found . good surrly Of al ara.
cies 10 big line An ordeTs promptly executed.
On h~and-fwenty tens No 8 and . Yence
var. tJtoOdosnel TAOS DlOKDAo0N,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
GaIena and Chicago Union Z. =.

GaIena and Chicago Unisn =. \.
CUAkBx ARRANGEhENT-On and after wed
~ nesday, June nth. 1887. passenger trsias TN
leave Wells street Depot daily (~sundays exeepSsd
For Yreeoort, Galens, Dunleith and D. Pal.
Passenger and
Passenger. .. - ? -
Passenger, Emigrsnt and ID class train.. .l2.tSp u
CHICAGO. FuLTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. =
DO do ......................s:lSP =
DekAlb Passenger.
BELOlT N MADISON BRANCH.
For Is aoit, Janesville and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Rlchmond.
Two Through trains viii leave Osasfal Depot. sos
OF Lake street, as follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEIrH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted) 1000 4 y 0:SS IN
knnabling passengers to make . close c00nectioa
with the Michigsn CehtaA. Trains.
THAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA 4 CHICAGO NNION RATLROAn.
Leave Fre.port IO;s 4 y, arrive In Chicago S;AB ~
Leave Freeport $40 r N. STRIVE In ChicasO S;36
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A n, arrive In Chicago A;S6 ~
do do 7PM, do do I;IsAn
Leave DeK alb . A n. arrive in Chicago s;ss 4
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footvilie 1914 4 \. arrive In Chi.aeo l;a5 ? 4
Leave YoOtvilie 8,35 ? n, arrive In Chicsxo ans a
Leave Beioit $40 A n, arrive In Chicago lilo 4
FOX RIVER VALLEY %RAlLROAD.
Leave E.gin At y,l9A n, arrive In CHICAGO Ito II
Leave Elgin Ut 2,25 p NJ, arrive In chicago <;sS A q
PA-sengers for all p,ints on the G d @ n, In
Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from The Wells street depot.
Ali the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines diverging from Chicago.
Through tickets can be b ught at the following on
ees; II J spaulding's corner Lake and Dsarbon
ntYeet y r. ~ = n u II TtekAt mice % ~~~R-~>
street; Michigan Southern Once, under Trem0na
House aud a. the Central and welis street Deposs.
JOHN d. TURNER, President.
p. A HALL, superintendent.
W A. THRALL General Ticket Agent. loce17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17

Any lady or gentleman wishing to monument the
grave Of their deceased relative will ind II to their
interet to call on nr A. Meek agent II Ohieaso
Steam Marble WORKS, Of Mr.. LstiEer's Store, corner
Of Brady md 15d stTees, he vii positively nv cheap
rsrgaias Stvsa IN Naafao ts4A es1aasntal -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17

n FL M
HARDWARH ON COMkISSION.-The fubscri-
III Der has removed his entire stock OF HARpwA ARK
TO MS new store In Nichols Block, corner OF Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE. where
he VIII keep on hand u general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BUILE rs,
BLACKSNI7HS, MA CHLNLSTS.
TANNERS AND FARMERS
will here find . large and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Henry HnrdsCnre
which will be sold BY the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered in
this market.
Country dealers can buy At this store At % low
rates Is 1t st. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing Elsewhere.
5oodtf T.. WAAHBURN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17

AND DEALERS IN ExcHAroE.
NiekoHs' Block, corner Brady aud Second STA.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
EXCHANGE on I'll the principal cities Of the IN,
- ted States, Great Britain, ireland, and coptl
Mental Enrore bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds remsitso
70 any part Of the United States, Of lowest rates Of
Rxchange.
Collections Of notes, drafts. accounts, isgacies and
Inheritance made in al parts Of the United StAta
Canadss and Europe.
Stocks aud Bonds bought and sold on commassios.
AMI dividends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Exchasge On lssies In ths UsissA ssasss
Carpenter 4 vermi!se, New York city.
Albany City Rank, Albany, New York;
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
hank Of Commerce, Boston. Massachusetts,,
Tradesnen's Bank, Philadelphia, Fcnnsyivanis,
aereh h Manufacturers Bank, PittsouYg. p.
Ackim 4 Go, baltimore, M,
Gilmore & Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas . Simonds, II Lous, Mo-:
Citizens bank, New Orleans, Ia;
Rk swim, Brother 4 Johnston, Chicaso. IN;
mch23-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-17
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS. WANTED,

Also . month, and no risk. For further particulars
ADDRESS Post Ofaos boz 60, and for Teisrenee Demo
crat once.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07

How was that? | have learned during
the session, by what has come at side bar
here, that this was a matter of delibera-
lion at that day, that the Committee on
Territories, as | have understood the
statement, were summoned 10 the house
of their chief, there 10 sit in judgment on
this very clause, whether The people
should or should not have this light; and
[ understand tha; such a clause in the
first bill was stricken out; and was passed
by This body without any such clause.
Mr.. HALE. For ~''peculiar reasons"
Mr.. WADE. Yes. sir. for peculiar rea-
sons. IL was a matter of premedi,aiion.
ii did not happen by accident. You did no,
intend at that period or at any other, that
the people should have the right 10 sit in
Judgment on the constitution by which
they were TO be governed. do not know
that understand this matter Alright, but
| state my impressions in regard TO it just
as | have understood it as il cam out
here.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07
adcsttrn Ssssrbs Chronicle.
G. A. ADAMS,
G. n. HAPGOOD ~DiIohs'
WARREN. WEDNESDAY,. APRIL T..
Lecompton Defeated.

The admission of Kansas with the Lee
compton constitution, came TO a final vote
on Thursday last, and was defeated, the
bill with Mr.. CIiilendens amendment be-
ing passed by a vote of 100 yeos-to liz
nays.
This is the greatest triumph achieved
for freedom within the last twenty years.
Mr.. Buchanan is reported 10 have SAID
a few weeks since, that he would force
the Lecomp;on bill! through within sixty
days, or die. He is al perfect liberty to
keep his word.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07
The Defeat of Lecomuton.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, April l, 1855.
The final Struggle Oh Lecompton al
tracied an immense crowd 10 the House
this morning. Never have | seen the
floor so full or the members in so much
cnnmotion as when the Speakers rap
called them to order. a. the minute hand
of The Hall clock indicated the hour of
noon. Every body standing talking to
somebody else. except Mr.. GiIdings, who,
with his gray head thrown back, was re-
Ginning in his chair. contemplating ibe
scene with the air of a man who had seea
siormier times than this, and was not 10 be
disturbed by = passing squall like This
Lecomplon furry; aud Gen Quitman,
who sal, as usual, quietly reading, the
-impersonation Of dignity. gravity and
propriety, wholly unmovrd by the tumult
around him; aud lastly, Eli Thayer, who,
with his head on his breast and his hands
in his packets, was pacing up and down
the side of the hall with the air of a con-
>piraior whose hour for action is close ct
hand.
ASilhC aiming inc 'hiohS ttC tNhN
ing Seniors on both sides, OF whom NJ.
B:gIer was particularly conspicuous in
his eff1ris TO strengthen the waveriDg and
reclaim the erIiag. did not notice any
Cabinet officers on the fio1r this morning.
Their interference on previous occasions
has been so much motto. d by he press that
suppose they have grown shy of show
ing themselves.
The Speakers nerves Or his temper
were evidently on, of order. He raped
with vehemcnce, in his efflris
10 subdue the buzz in The House. '.Grn.
tlemen will come 10 ordeIi Gentlemen
will take their seaisl Conversation is too
loud in the hall The Chair will call
gentlemen by their names il they do no,
take their ~seatsI' Still the buzz %coniin-
ued. Groups gathered around Stephens,
and around Montgomery, Grow, Gilmer
and other leading men. Again the Speak
er raped and chided his unruly 6ock.-l
Nothing could keep down the excitement.
Some ordinary business was hurried over
until the hour of one arrived, the hour
for taking up the Lecompton question:
All eyes were turned to the centre of The
hall, 10 the seat of Stevens, who was al
ready on his feel, looking at a distance
ike enc of the pages a little taller than
his fellows. He paused 4 moment as Col.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07

Harris of Illinois, his dealhIy pale Corpse
like c~oun:enance looking sill whittier and
more ghaslly from the blackueSs of his
beard aud hair. was brought Into the hall
and placed reclining III his seal, a s;rik-
ing spectacle of energy and resolution
triumphant over disease and suffering.
mir. Speaker" The words we e
quietly uttered. but their shiil, familiar
tones penetrated al once the remoiest cor
uers Of the ball, and fell upon thousands
of ~expeclant ears.
"The gentleman from Georgia." re
s%pondrd the Speaker. Mr.. Stephens pro-
ceedod 10 move that the Senate Kansas
bill be taken up. 1t was accordingly
read The first time. The second reading
was proposed. Mr.. Giddings, in a mn
ment was OF bis ieei, saying, Il Oil CT"
This fully opeusd the ball.
The vote was taken on the question.
Shall The Ssnais bill be IT jected2 Ii was
decided in the negative by a vote of 95
Yeas ID 1877 Nays. All The Republicans
tire. Douglas Democrats (Iiarris of Hi
nniS, Hickman If Pennsylvania, AMI one
oIher) voted in the affirmative. The bill
was read the second time. Stephens who
had The floor, then said that he understood
that The opponents of the bill hal a sub
s'iture 10 Offer. He had intended to speak.
but NJ. Montgomery of Pennsylvania
offered the SuhS;iiu,e-lha Criliendrn a.
mendmen, with some notifications which
had been made at The rrques' of the Re-
publicans. Gen. Qni;mhn Of NJ s>iS>ippi
then cit red, as ap amendment to the sub
siilHle, the original bill, diSesi=d o.
Pugh's amendment. This was voted
down-Yeas IS Nays l61. The ques
ton WIS then taken on Mlnigpm-ry'S
motion. Ii was carFied-Yeas l21, NAYS
II2 The crowded galleries burst intl
lnud applause Mr.. Keiii rose, shaking
his head with rage, and moved that Ihe
galleries be cleared, but WIS finally mod
iiiei, and the offence was suffered TO pass
with a rebUke from the Speaker. The
bill was put upon its final passage. and
passed by the same vo'e-a major'ie o.
eight against LecomptOn. The House
Immediately adjourned. The defeat OF
the Administration was enough tor one
dat; for the nerves Of both friends and
foes Cor. Tribune.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-07
Marriagss.

in Warren, at the National Hotel, on the 29th
ult.. by Rev. E. j. L.. Baker, Mr. ROBERT
FRY. and Miss HARRIET SENTERN, both of
Bloomfield
In MesopOtamia, on the Cd ult-. by Rev. R.
W. Crane. Mr.. ADRIAN ALBERT, and Miss
SUSAN MORRIS, all of MesopOtania.
In the same place, on the 18th ult.. by the
same. Mr.. JOSEPH SEELY, and Miss FIDELIA
n. DANIELS, all of Mesopotamia.
In SOuthington. on the 18th ult by the same,
Mr.. GILES HURD. of Southington, and Miss
MARY HUMPHREY, Of Braeeville.