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Jefferson City Coal Mining and Oil ManufaC.
turing Company.

TJNIE above company was chartered December 80
ny win Operate eaSny eas 'e Il tho sse
lying about four miles from tho Missouri river the opsc bank
from Jefferson city, aud one hundred and twenty hvc miles from ~
Lou. by railroad II gentle inclined plane from the river Tho
coal bau no valleys or hills inter eniug giving .he consny
ted So far relates navigation the with which tho
coal BY the saboa the central position Il .e bank ~ Supplying
the northern and northwestern counes caf with tho
We have vet another incmahr prout Tho ccs Il those
banks said I, be Inferior to none in tho known world s producing
large quantities and fine quality Of oil No slate impurities
depth yet unknown "a depth Of HUNDRED AaUs ose
dug including Eoa Of sbou hundred and sixty acres ce
ting gas being used fr that parpoc Jcahscn
In addition the Missouri river for naygaon which equal
navab waters in the world we have railroad. being
built projected in almost direction from Josdn cry
country where fuel from its scarcity has tsons
limited in Importance The following Is an estimate q ~ expense
the Of three millions Of bushels for the steam
western country together with million o
factorc Of oil; making in all four millions Of bushels;
mining cent bnhci $40 900
delivering shipping 5000 900 bushels, aye
For nnnuiac,"ns OIL ten cents per gallon. " 600
For incidental expenses TO- 900
Total expense 800 900
The prof, readily the
fifteen bushc and the oil ut clar and
Yield bushels 1s e45o 900
The yield Of the 900 bushels of coal in OIL at nifty r
capacity oooo 900 gallons 81 26 $50 600
amer dc.lut,ine former expenses ......... 500 900
Leaves net profit for dividend per annuin 400 900
will be by those acquainted with the
business based what be and will he dnc this
bank The stock ssDng. Psrsous
sting safety speedy dividend
equal will do well call eihor Of tc following directors
the company:
Ir NJ. Belt, of Missouri.
Hon Mger United from Pcnnsylyana
Hon WIN Montgomery, member Congress- rcnnsylvsaia.
Hon Allison White, member Congress, Pennsylvania.
w. Bonita Of Jefferson city MissoNr. s
Dr. NJ bolt president company W. Bcn,
secretary found Browns Hotel for Few days WIN
samples the OIL candle coal which they viii take puro
In exhibiting. JAZZ ". BONITA,
I1-dHt Sccrenry.
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THE WASHINGTON UNION Fl
CONGRESSIONAL aDuasCroar.

Alphabetical L.x q Sssasors Nsd Representative, wis1
their residsncsv II WasktnstDw, prYGrsd By tie Post
master Of the House Of Representatives.
The astsrik (o) dssignAass e Nhose wives accompany
them the section ~ those who have single lady
with them two sections l5H more than one Lady an
ssterisk and section (eS) wiSs and single lady.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeOreotOWn, ID. G.

rJvIITS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies' long avorsbIy conducted by MISS
Miss HsrrUvers principal
corps competent and experienced teachers every
o
Members ofCmgres and others Washing
daughters wnrds here under their own
vision accustomed dothe graduates O S
seminary representing nearly every state in the Union
For particnars address NJ J. HANOVER,
Ca, =, -.o,r Gserxstswn, n c.
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these ships will ho accountable for gold ser
bullion, specie icwery precious metals, b
ding signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
Dee.
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rH0FuaD DATES on sAIllxo.

EDWARD X. COIIINs,
No 30 Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, HMPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
No. ~ Austin FriArp, Londop.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT I CO.,
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VNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
mail The Ahlrs eomxikns hua are

Ihe Baltic ,-..-ss --.., S%ps Jos Conscck
ine 1Aaranc SspN Samcs west
These ships have been built BY ccatta expressly government
service every care has been taken thcs construction
their engines 10 insure strength and speed end their
passengers unequaiIed for elegance and conot
The Of this line have improved com,aren
expense been spared them all ne.
the thorough examination hcm their oon
tft' tt'-fr fL.t
Price o passage liverpool in nrs cabin sao
cabin, 05 From Liverpool New York and ao
suineas. ~
An experienced surgeon attached W ship.
No berth an secured until paid for.
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Townships 30, 80, 81, and IS, Of range IL.
TOWNSHIPS wnsTs 3d. 81 s. aa and nd S. aS range a.
2s 10 20 90 % a s ss sa and 81 o. r"n s m
Townships 2 20 3o 81 81 49, a. 49, 49, 37 as 80 lo Of
townships IS, 20, ao 90, 81, and IS, Of range 90
SUPERIOR Monday, day qf May
subject the pror stated above reference
district townships
1856, the proposed roads from s
lake $50 the west end Of Lake superior and to Bayfield, viz
North Of the line and ss Of e fourth principal aeriian
Townships 4s SO, of range
Townships 4s, so, and 81, Of range
Townships i3 and so, Of ranges and O.
Townships Al, 4s, and 10, Of range TO-
Township 40 OF ranges IL and IL.
Townships ~ aud ~, Of range 49,
Township A. OF range
Notice a'o hereby that Tho townships described in tho fol
YET qgsred eers pubic
sale e being subject private entry will be eo'scd from their
other nnored public lands the days aud a; tho specified
ad head At tho land oco at MENAsiA Monday the h day
Afi n the townships the Of the road from Fond du
Lac, Lake winnebago nohcrly to the State hnc,
North of line ne fourth princra'
Township ~ u ran tcs 10 and H.
Townships rs, 20, 80, 80, and "a, Of range IL.
Townships ~ 20, 30, 49, 49, and 81, range Is.
Townships 2s 90 80, 81, and 81, of range 10
4.h head At Monday the etta
by way Portage City,
lake, townships twenty five and thirty one' viz:
Of Jouh principal
Townships %, 81, 2s, 20, and 80, Of range
Of line the fourth principal
Townships so 49, a. as &c. 81 49, 49, and 4o ranges
q 3, and 4.
Townships 81, 81, 3s, 10, and 40, range s..
Townships SO and 81, OF range IL.
18th the land Office HUDSON Monday
n Nay the townships tho roads
lake to the cnd Of Lake Bayfield,
fred lands this district the the above mentioned
proposed roads, viz:
North Of the base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
Townships 81 49, 50 40, ranges ls H.
9Th CLAIRE Monday, Third
tho townships the proposed roads from the est
lake. the end aud Bay
field subject the roro like
lands In the Hudson district, viz:
If the line and of the fourth principal notln
Townships 3s, 80, and 40, Of range
Townships 81, 3s, 40, n range
Townships 80, 81, IS, 80, aud II.
7th land Moaiay the nr' day
the townships the ra's from s Croix
lake, tho end Of Lake Superior and to Bayfield,
poiso reference 10 like lands
the Hudson district viz
The line aud g the fourth principal meridian
Townships ~, ~, ~, "a, and 4c, of range l.
Townships Al, "a, ~. and 45, Of range O.
Townships Al, AZ, -, As, 81, and 81, of range 3
Townships a. A. ~, a. as 49, 81 and 81
Townships A. A. 43, a., A. 49, AZ, as A. 10, ST. and 81
8.
Townships a. A. a. Is, ~, ranges g. and
Al 81 ~, ~, A, and ~,
a. a. -, 4e, Al, of
townships Al "a, ~, ~, a., 80, aad 49, rang, IT,
Townships Al A. a. A. a. 46, ~, cf range a.
A. ~, "a, a., A., rFr rn,sc
day February romni eight hundred any
eight TIlUs A HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General land Office.
Fob 2o-lnwsw lInteiSsarl
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOR j. Z. CHURCHILL, Artist, respcct
fully his friends and patrons M past
mont and eolkals cont of thc same. ~
studio Mc(aricy Gallery No 44s Psnnsyfvania avsane nree
cf 4 y street
a 1. !. ~
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investment -
II, For storiee, basaEneu en4 anc
ann ted on 7th street west wlnders buldtng 70"
apply 10 Gfsl W bnA, ...l.
Property agent Ninth bet and stresS n'rth
Feb l1-codlm
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mo. ss4l

No 594
Notice for the Rc.toratten q Certain Lands
to Market In the state Of Wtsconsin.
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the land Office at EAU CLAIRE Monday the fJth day IF Ap
the townships the the road from badion Colnm
bus by the Of Portage City, to the So CoS river lake.
tween townships twenty five and thirty one, viz:
North Of the base line and rad Of he fourth fria oat me'ian
Township 25 Of range l.
North Of the base line and Icat cc fourth principal pcydn
Townships 25 90 u, 2s, aud %, Of ranges 2,
Townships % ~ % 81 80, 81 range
Townships o5 26 81 49, 20 30 81 49, 3d. 81 3 49, ST. Of
g. 7, and S.
Townships 25 81, 2s 30 ao 81 So a. So az
Townships 25 &c. 81 2s "a 90 a. 49, 49, 81 and 35
Townships 25 28 "a, 2s % 30 81 80, and %, H.
tho land Office HUDSON Monday, the third Nay
the townships which withdrawn 1856,
the proposed roads St
end OF Lake SUPERIOR and ayhcd but
such roads have been reported and ample tc heretofore
ted has been afforded for the they ordered 10
stored to market subject the the foregoing ta the
railroad by said 1855 will attach
bere be selected under salt within
Limits Of such Of the said roads be actually surveyed
and saed on before the day" 1xcd for the restoration sail an
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Hon Floyd Secretary Of War Dnkard chief clerk,
subordinate clerks messengers and four wntchon
GLOWING bureaus attached 70 this department:
Commanding Genyus OoThh Office the head Of which
Lieutenant Geaeral Scott, is At New York
Ajton Generals OGcsCc Samuel Cooper Adjutant
Brevct Aer D. Townsend Brcvet Capt Williams,
aui Beve Capt r. Garcsche Judge Advocate Brevct
r. Lee clerks messenger. In this Office
the records which tho personnel Of the army the ob
Is bore where oil military commissions made out.
Qmnonaay Generals OGcc revot Major General g. Lssup,
qnartcrmnstcr general Assstansoncl Thomas Captain
Miller and Bevc Major Bcwer eleven Clerks and
Pdynao Generals Oc,to " IArnsd, paymassr general;
Major ,rse district aymascr eight clerks and
Cmmivayy Gnrais 0Gcn George Gibson, oommissay
ea assistant Captain d. Simpson six clerks and
ger.
Sturgeon Gcncos 0osGcn Thomas lawson surgeon general;
assistants, DR. r. G wocd and DR. g. X wood three clerks
Enoncr Occ-cnen Joseph Totcn chief ensnecr assistant
Captain II O. Wright; Ave clerks and ono messenger.
Tfyrrpha, BaveasCoi j. Albert the corra
sistan Captain woodruff four clerks meeseuGsr
Ordnance Craig ordinances sssssut
Capt. Vim. Maynader eight clerks and one messenger
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STATE DErAkfAESr.

Second corpsros's orcs.-J W. Cni1 ESQ.,, Comptroller,
public service arising
Clerks s tho Keeping
rendering the Of tbs customs and dsbure
ss:. usss u ~ ss - .ras sSlson '''
F~s Atsas,s lhc.a. Smith esq Firs. AUDITOR,
and and on &c
tho civil n Ani under prstsActs Of conss pd reports
troler rcspec,ssb.y, sss their decision thereon A.
Second Asasovs oge Thomas D Fuller seca1 Audtor,
pay, clothing recruiting Of the army armoc
arscnai and ordnance and all relating Indian depart
tho balances the Second Comptroller his
thereon.
Third Aadovs Atkinson esq., Third Auditor and
sis,enoe q tho army forncaous Military academy military reads
and the department we for pensions claims
other property lost the military various Of Con
cision thereon
Audaos 0fceAnro Dayton, &q Fourth Auditor
clerks He receives and adjusts AZ bs for the service
irolier fSr his decision thereon.
FifA Awdaor. 0GMurray Mcconnell ESQ., Fifth Auditor and
performed the direction Of Depart
reports tho balances 70 tho First Comptroller for his decision
AUDITORS 0Nse--R Thomas Tate auditor
for tho Post occ Department. and hundred and fourteen
vice Of the Post once His decisions nna
,ss ec.sn s al %ss 'S r.. @ snd
all penalties and csurs imposed pcsnastcrs and mail
nss criminal. sass. ali such ~ may be su
thozed oy law 70 cnsrce the payment
department ssrucng United States msrsas and clerks
in all matters relating thereto and returns from each term
tho United
legal prosengs has charge and other rrorav
sasgnsi The Uniei States duo tho ~ = s
Dsparment and has TO sell dispose INC sam. ~ ~
bsncat of the Uuitsi States -
Trsasws Osomue Casey, esq, Treasurer and thirteen
casrgs States In h
own that al dcpsorics the sh Of
August S4s and out tho
Treasury Comptroller and
upon by tho s,mAster General
and recorded by the Register
public advanced by warrant 70 dsbursng cces
the upon their checks.
Registers OfoFmlcy Bigger, Register, and
He tho public and expenditures
the AMI the oca statement II
isann Of the United States and receives from the " Comptroller
and Comm Of Customs all vouchers edcd by
them, sui g charged by law with their safe keeping
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
ST ATE DEMOCRAT.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsTSKs HALQ,v rsslroad) closes every day, Sun
days excepted. at1a N
wzsTEss NAIL zn5 southern lava, by railroad
closes every day, Eund. as xcepted, ~ a n and
p NJ.
SOUTHERN VI, for Southern Illinois, and St.
Ions, rrilread, .Ioses every csy Sundays except
ID, a. * An.
EoaTHEnx NAIL. for Dubuque and Northern To-
wa, By railroad, coses every Gay, Sundays excepted,
at q. d.
NoRrHEHs Ma, for LeCsire, Princeton AMI Ly-
ous, by stage. cloees every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday al SPA
DrBuauE WAY NAIL. By Dewitt Hsquoke,a,
WI1n Sc, by age c.eses Saturdays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at tsP N.
BLUE GsAss MAIL. Tuesdsys, Thursdays and Sat-
ur0sys, closes II a n.
HICKORY GkovL NAIL, Tuesdays and Fridays st
II NJ
ALIENS GaovE NAIL, Dixon, Lang Grove, Ac..
every Tuesday, ~ NJ
RIvKR MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, s
y.
Rivsa MAIL, South. daily. Saturdays excepted, u
6PM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA. HhIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER |, 1853

channel alonA This has nothing to Dc
With the money brought here for buying
wheat or produce. - that comes by othe,
cenveyaaces
That the monetary condition Of our city
10 not ~ good - it Was one year ago, all
VIII admit. bat the difference u not % grsst
- one might suppose. - the following 6g-
ufes win concluaively show. The receipts
81 money BY Express were, in
September, 1887. a57.....................A17 -
6o,...........s........4Il ,SI4 %
Balance In favor Of 1851, .oao, ,0os q
~ soOn - We begin TO hear from the re-
turns ef<shsat and -four sent forward, W
trust these figures viii be larger yet. Our
merchants say that notwithstanding there
h large aanoustof wheat coming in, and
consequently ; large amount Of cash put in
circulation. they do noe - = nnsh Of It .
ssaal. for instsad Of nakisg ~ us0al pur-
shaso Of goods. farmers win gst alosg on
the Ieast possible outlay and expense this
year, and aavs tlsair nosay 10 nay ~ IN
on their farmA This is . good
and though not 20 prof table for
just now. it viii be much better
in the long run.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

% after oil they have done to keep the Col
legs here In this particular, We must give
the fathers who cit in Council, some credi,
for nerve. They are al bad enough in all
things else-but perfectly sound and tough
on the College question.
Iowa College and the grounds are to be
sold The county shuld buy the former
Tor Court House. It would make fine
residence for . Wild cat BANKER or some MIN
bic fingered alderman it would make .
capital public house, II any man wishes 70
sink few Thousands; it is fne building
and - the Trustees can. well take it along
with them, we want it turned TO use some
way.
The agonyis over: the College is to be
removed it goes to Gri~meHi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
C. ON N E r CIAL
DavssDess Uaskee.

DAvHsPeaT. orpt -. ? u.
Grain 0aYket continues very steady st forneY quo
tatioos, A coed quantity OF wheat V constantly
pouring iatO market The receipts OF the day are
not far from 8 500 bushels The mills are c,nst
iy in operation but there is surpiss being laid up
for winter milling. and we're II for come receipts
BY river the mills would Lot so steadily. Specn-
lstors doing nothing-,here are in the mar
ket.
In Corn there Is but little doing OIL remains stea-
dy. Some lots OF new are con. tanty arriving, with
not much demsn1. eome loti we heard Of st lOc
but that Is unusuAl
wHEAT-Oli. 50 5G6Oc. vi'h moderate receipts !;
new. <5G5oc with receipts. OF about 900 bushels
t,-dsy.
FLouR.-Good quantity on hand Wholesale,
~ 80; retail, - IS.
Coas -Asrl.t dull 1t 23Qssoc; very good supply
In market; declining.
OArs.-Dull; prime old, 40c; nsw, CSC.
BARLsY.-Old bArley-prime. aoGsooc new. 30
@40c.
PorAToEs-Ia demand q nc.
ORIoHs-Aarket brink 1t SOC some extra lots at
So.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

Iowa COLLEGE REMovAL.-It has
been decided, we understand, that Iowa
College is to be removed from this place and
60 to the beautiful city Of Grinnell some
where in the interior of the State, where
there will never be any streets to open, and
no city council or Main street property hol-
ders to molest or make the directors thereof
afraid.
Professors Sheldon ond Lane resign their
situations in the institution; probably be-
cause they are not well enough Injured to
border life to 90 to GrinDell. Prof Blan-
chard, formerly Of Knoxville College has
been chosen President
Grianell offered . new building in the
shape Of . seminary, enclosed but not vet
finished. lands. subscriptions and donations,
amounting in al to some $4,000.
Anamosa offered in goods. chsttels and
estates some $4,000
Muscatins made an indefinite offer for the
honor; but was not particularly anxious
about it.
Davenport offered nothing in particular.
ct least nething that could induce the Col.
lege to stay.
The College winds up its earthly career at
this plaee in about ten weeks, with the end
Of the present term. after which 1t win b.
come aes est, and depart TO Grinnell.
Iowa College, like sll others sublunary
eoadid~atioas and shadovA 10 passing away
-soon 70 b known amoag u no more for
ever. We are weighed IN the balance end
have bssa fosnd wanting. We vesA not
thas 4 aheuA leave - IN sag~. q thas II
shssad ~ ssght devn n naliss Aenlssa sss
esaatiIsl ~ = ~ lh1has Ihsess6-hasS0
hs~e tAsls - - opsa1-svm lpeasos
ss..s ~. - =. -. -. -. - .t.. s.e Z = :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

TBY TELEGRAPHl

By TELEGRAPH1
New YORK Sep. 30
FLouR-very dun and ten cent lover ssies s0OC
bols at 1904 50 for unsound 5 1575 25 for super
State; 4515 65 for extra State A065 10 for CON-
mon TO good extra western 25d65 80 for shippine
brands extra round hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLouR-Quiet. Sales go bhis At 3 Gi
9J6 so fr extra.
Rye vLOUn-Smal sails at 3 5Ol1A 25.
WHEAT Inactive and lac lower
C01N-Rn'es dull Sales 20 Coo bu at 70g76c un
sound 30 choice n ixed Westevn
RYE-Quiet ard unchanged
CoRH.-Stesdy. Sales Of 2, 500 bu at 1Ot97bc fol
mixed western.
OArs-46152 for State and western.
PORK.-Dnl and dronping. kales 200 bbls, 16 yC
917 O0 for mes; IA 751l4 ~ for prime.
BEEY-Q1iet.
WHIsKY.-Quiet at PC Sales 100 bbls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

RAILROADS, East, Leave st s 35 and s:36 y
except Sundays excepted; West, leaves at 905 A II
and C.l5 NJ, Sundays excepted.
BoATs, North. leave At 8 A M, Sundays excepted
South, leave al 8 = n, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt, Mao 90
kets and Wilton, leave the Pennsylvania House, ues
days. Thursdays ant Saturdays at NJ; North. to
Lyons via eCisre, Princeton, Camarche aud Gin
ton Tuesdays, Thu sdays and Saturdays st I A NJ.
Smia = ATnoli's line of hacks leave every day 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

RAILROAD MEETING:-There will be
meeting Of the citizens of this place at the
Council Chamber this evening at ! IL o.
clock, TO hear reports Of Committees and
TO transact important business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
A Reply to his Answer to the German

|
have taken the pains to write Mr.. Vandever
on the subject Of his Know Nothing procliv-
tiles, were led to believe from thetone of
his answer, that he does now endorse and
ever has eschewed the principles set forth
by that party; and from his frequent as
sertions both in public and private, as well
- those Of the republican press throughout
the District, that he never was . Know
Nothing. and never in thought, word or
action, affiliated with Know Nothings; we
say, many honest Germans have formed the
opinion that he has been telling truth and
not base falsehoods, as will appear from the
following extract, copied from the Records
Of the Knop Nothing Council of Dubuque,
and which proves positively that Mr.. Van
dever did on the afternoon of Friday, Sep
tember lst. 1854, join the IsDrrENpENr Oa-
DER OF THE STAR SrANGLED BANNER, in Du-
buque. Here is proof positive, read it:
ORGANIZATION OF TIE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER IN DUBUQUE
AT meeting held on the afternoon of
Friday, Sept. lst, 1854. at the office of Fay
Parsons. for the purpose of organizing Coun-
ellis Of the |. O. Of the S. s. b. in the city Of
Dubuque. Bro. E. X. Bowen, d. G. T. Of
q. &. of U. s., was present, and after due
examination, proceeded to initiate the fol
lowing persons in the First Degree Of the
Order, viz
Fay Parsons, VIM c Carson,
Robert c NAPLES, Geo Van Doren,
G II Haskins, Wv Luke,
G Betcher, r Spaulding,
WIN VANDEVER, John 3 Benton,
| S II Gillian.
| After their initiation in the First Degree
they were all initiated in the Second De-
gree OF the Order, with the exception Of
Bro. X. Spaulding. who retired before the
commencement of initiation in the 2nd De-
gree.
| During the examination of the persons
present. Dr. r. }. Thomas was declared in
| eligible for membership on account of for
eiyn Jirth, and retired before the commence
ment ofinltiation.
Meeting adjourned to meet on the same
evening at Molony 4 Tiltons store on Main
street. GEO. T, VAN DOREN, Sec.
Dubuque. Sept. lst. 1854.
Remarks on the above records for the ben
eft Of our German friends who believe in
VIM. Vandever's assertion, will appear
hereafter. For the present. we ask them to
read and ponder over the above record
You will see that one man was expelled
from the meeting on account of his foreign
BIRTH Served him right No honest for
eigner would have been found there. But
this same Lodge of which Vandever was a
member was afractional part of the strength
of that once strong partywhich declared that
foreigners should not be allowed to partici-
pate in the government of America until
they had been here rwENrY-oNE YEARS
The elements of that party are yet in exist-
ence, and the spirit which actuated it in
1854, now lives in the breasts Of such men
as VIM. Vandever in 1858, and when such
men gain the controlling power of our gov
ernment, then. the object Of their hatred and
action in 1854, will be the object of more
successful, more abominable action. Think
Of it Germans; your letter to VIM. Vande-
yer 10 fully and fearfully answered in the
above extract.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

FouND.-Policeman Young has in
his possession a rusty looking port monnaie
which he found in the street 1t contains
notes papers, and number of Burrows d
Prettymans checks. 1t can be had by prov
ing property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

MILL AccIDENr.-At about half past
one, yesterday, the main shaft in Burrows
Mill was suddenly broken. This accident
wa, caused by the wearing through of the
filling on which the shaft run, portion of
it winding about the shaft so as to warp and
break it. This will cause vexatious delay
of some four or five days before the mill can
be put in running condition. The damage
done, aside from los. of time, is about $4o0
This accident is the more serious, as the pres
ent time is excellent for manufacturing and
shipping -four