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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

l tAss shcv have .ea.oved tse,r L vtry 70 the Cd
Penn yIvsnis Stable. Msi rison street, bet ~.en
-scood ana ,rd and tsssa 'ni tor or si pastf
the, re-pestf lily solicit liberal shsrs osths pstsn-
ag- OF the public.
n. CAMP 4 co
N.B. Horsss and Carriage, 70 hire liberal
terms.
n enc City '~csaN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12
Galens and Chicago Union K. Il

Galeas and Chicago Union X. Il.
OUnMDs ARBAHGBnBEr-On and after We'd
- assday, Jane I7th. 1857, passenger trains will
Ieavs Wsiis stssst Depot daily (sundays exsepted)
Pr grsepors, 0slens, Dunle,th and -. Paul.
HaosoesS end Nail. ....................l9:i6A y
1o1oooger...e............ 10 ~ p
pAsssnOsr. kmigssnt and "a class train. .i2ASP III
CHICAGO, RULTON AND IOWA LINE.
1os Dsxon. Hsltoo and Central Iowa.
Through Passsager.. ..............-.....8:ssA y
90 .s.'...................o:I
SeAAso Pe0en0of..ss..s........ .S:SS 2 81
D8lOlf AND MADISON BRANCH.
Der = sstG, Janssv,,ls ana Msdison.
yOx RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ Csysta, Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
~ tAsUush trains will leave Central Cepot. ioos
~ kAke ssrest. ~ follows
POI 0ALnNA. DUNLRITH AND sr. PAUL.
DAILY (eundsys exsepted) 1000 A N Gas N
ns.sblias passenErs TO make . close connection
WITH the nichiesn Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
0ALDNA CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Lave Hrsspsrf 1870 \, arrive IN Chicago 4;46
Law Prseport eco N, arrive in Chicag, ., IS ID
CHICAGO. 1ULrON AND IOWA LIMB
l::,' 's Z. y ', Sd in Chicago ::srs
Lave Dekalb a =, arrive In CHICAGO s;2sAA
BnLOIT AND MADISON BRANCH
eavs Yootville 1910 y. arrive In Chi ago 4;so
Law D0otvtlls 70 \, arriv ia Chicago 3;35 A M
Law nsioit .; - =, sr,ive in Chicago iI;i0A NJ
yOx klvRR vALLRY RAILROAD.
Lave 0sin at S;iS y, ariive IN Chicago li;iO A
Leave slgin q 2;2S N, arriv' In "hicsg, AS NJ
Ssssso9srs Tor all p ints on IN q q L n X, in
eao1te0 1altn, beiott and Madison lines, should
oake tos trains from he We 10 street depot
Al the above Trains connect With tn great eastern
liDes diver9ing fr N o. icsgs
Ihsough tcs Il can be b. ught At the following ON
oesj n Spsniding' corner Lske AID d arborn
oereetB PPWAO Ticket Once 80 DesrD' rb
0eseet; Nh ttgsn southern Ufhce, under fremont
Mouse aud o. the Central and " ellis street Dep,ts
JOHN b. TURNER, Pr. sident.
,. 4 HALL, rupcrin' end mt.
" 4. T1AALL, Genera Ticket AGENT foct17W
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To the heirs 1t law % Samuel phbsr, lste Of Scott
county lows, deceased, and all Others whom IL may
concern.
NIOfIcR is hereby given that on application mad
becca Jane wonder lick and David wondeIl lick hes
husband TO the County Court Of ct county. Gatd
OF Iowa, to prove and estsblh a verbal Viii Of sal,
samuel Philber, ss his last viii and Testsmeute
Monday, the FIRST day Of March, 1858, was nxed
BY ssii Court for he final hearing thereof and that
on sal drst day Of March, \ 1855. the bearing
thereof was adjourned to Monday tn 9th day Of
March, \ D 1858, when you can sppsar and defend
therein, IL YOU desire 70 do.
JsnusYy 2o.h, 1855.
~ order Of How CHARLES WESTON,
County Judge Of Dcott county, Iowa.
DAvsos T1UE, Attorneys for applicants
uch3 w0w
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CHICAGO.

1RoN6 t-t4
J. ]. oAlIA0NeN'0.
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
- DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, lLLS,
~~~~-~>N~ = ~-~--~~--~~-~-~-~-~~~~~
rHEO. BETH, I A. A. =. sAwYEn,
J. d. nz LEN, yNo. O. MkILxx
Sawyer, Mellem 4 Co.,
9se = $50 SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago, IN.
BET3 3, .MELLE.N'[ Co.
Ne. SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis. Mo.
General CsonisslsD 4 rsrWarding
Merchants.
u EF Il h 4 NCRS:
1enick 4 Peterson, Ct Losb
VS. Gilms., DO
6eosge Pcgrsm, do
Cspt X W Gould, d
Latin. Smith Boieo, Il
Capt H johnson, Louisiana, 10.
Fiirt b wheeler, Ohiesgs.
AAEeef, do
Lanin, smith 4 Boles, do
sH kennedy 4 Co., New Osleans.
AG Iarweli / Co, Boston.
Starting, Mccullough d Co., N 7.
May % IS57i1s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

A WORD OF sOLEMN Co
"A W CO To hoe who Oil d ct
Iti- Q sslemn feet tn ito, hun
dred tbousznd dc an .usliy 10 e
Ua,te States with consum.t IN
. .,ssu.u. or prensture decay.
The ,naot Dc .. eject with
out n ID qua csuse.
10 vi y of he -wfui destr g
ton ofhoman lie sni b -alth by
masrasmus or prcmsture ex.
IN ESD u and decay ~ the n ~
ons systsm-aervou, debility,
caused By sexual diseases, such
., the vices u SELF Abuse 3 mi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12
REMOVAL.
NELSON'S .yepCelrv Store +,

REMOVAL.
Nelson's Jescelry Store,
Brady street, Above Pest Oncs.
VX7H would tender our CRATE
w full acknowledgements TO
the public for their liberal pat
ronage since our commencement
In business. Having removed
into . larger and more commodious store, second
door above our former location, " would solicit ~
Inspection Of our stock Of
Watches, O1oC1kOs
JeaCelry, SjlUcr.sUgs'e Sssls
Fancy Goods,
which Is now the largest and most fAshiensble
city We are constantly In receipt Of Goods By
press, and will always have the newest styles to
had in the eastern markets. Our motto is sm
profits an quick returns.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct Il lsss--dtf
Removal.
WE have removed our STOCK Of Clothing. Cloths,
w CassImerrs Furnishing Goods, &C., to our new
and spacious store in
METR OPOLITAN BLOCK
And pr-psre TO how them to old friends
and customers, and many ones choose Ia IA
~oru.. We leave hi week flr eisw York and Bas-
ton, where ~ wi purchase and bring ~ this city
the ri h.st and most IA natle stock II the sprirg
ant Summer Trade, ever piierei Ia this market, 1T
Wholesale and R'tsil omp.ed by our tucocss the
past y.xr, We fee arrnreitha FIRST Cla-- clo,M
ard aioring E-t abb -hisen i much needed, and We
tax 1t upon ourev-s To- open sucn an one, tr.s ing
10 our mar friends for Its SUD TT, We o business
strictly the nrce prine ple, and mt every
aruls. lph25-'ul r. H. PARKS co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

Bankers.
MACKLOT 4 CORBIN,
DAvEnPoss, Iowa.
REYER TO:
Messrs. p. CHOUTEAU, jr. 1 Co.,
Cashier AMERICAS ExcHAH0E BANK, -" A~s
Messrs. TEsSOH b DAxIKs, Bankers, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Messrs. r. K swirl, BIO. JOHNSTON, Chicaa,
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds RENTED to
any part Qfths United Sf0tes.
Billie e1Exchange - all the Principal Cities
sfthe United States and Eussps
II O u q HIT sA.FD SOLD
u Money RENTED to Europe In Sight AiHs,
which can be cashed in any town in England, Ire
land or Wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct l6.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-12

BANKING.
BANKING.
TAlLmAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN
U.lI KERS,
Ard Dealers N Exchaage,
oAvenport, IOWA
on, lrsIy skses. sesseess Second e~S INT
TNYOuAN6B % Oh ihe principal cities Of the Una
T. 10 states, Great Britain, Ireland, and CONT
nenta, Durope bSaght and Sold
Notes ard drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
to any part Of the Uaited States, At loves, rates
8Bchaage.
Coilsc,ions Of notes. drasss, accounts, leeaces an
inherttances made In al parts Of the United states
Ssoc8s and Bonds bought and sold on eonnissioo
and divtdends collected.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
exchanse - Cities In the CaiseA ssass
CARPENTER q vermilse, New York city,
Albany CITY Bank Albany, New York:
Dn1Alo City HANK Buffalo, New York;
DsnK Of Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
frsdesmen', Bank Philadelphia, Pennsylvsp
QcKim d Co, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore d Brotherton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 4 Simonds, st Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New Orle:ns, La;
HK Rwift, Brother Johnston, Chicago III;
sept8-d
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MEDICAL.
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Medical DmlirmnAry

HcTEL.
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CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
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t0azette Copy1
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
rron kANsAs ~ NAL

letter appears the ss Iouis ReTuhcxn the 18th
instant written Athison. KsnsHs Territory on the
4th inst trosn which nak< tho foiis~ng selection
Lame stall ri I4wrens, dict~iiag his legixatures
what do The niSgss isw 4bolishing slavery in Kan
and making ii panit1ntiAry osnce Ad ae~
the passage Of th< awths county boundary aud county
scat lA~ al gottn up to sgu3vxse the people into
difficulties, viii a Of accomplishing the desired objects
The people In KxnsAs win undrst~nd these matters and
know thAa LsI thieves robbers uaursrerr aud ss
sassns To be benehtpl BY another war
The snsAe irersxae men the -Iuatt-r sovereign
and several other hee-state paper denounce the
fr noarens4<ai folery, which, could only
have oziginAt~d among worthless ircsp0aslbie
fanatics Even kedIMth. in his Crusade Of Freedom
speaks OF the present iegisainrr falling isr heow the
notorious shawnee legisiature This lie saying good
deal believe half he and others said IN relation
to the shawnee legislature
Their projects disorgaaaizinx cou4res and moving
county sr&fS, SC. rigncd sggrayte sad injure pro
slavery cut both And while they inJure
pro-saycsy by their infamous legislation they
the time rum many tree Stale who
have paid prosayery high prices ior their property
la this THEY getting the whole eounty down
ther. and the assertion that the end OF the
session, (which terminates by lac in about ten days
thes viii be denounced by all parties and cssses
oous worthless fanatical that ever
An Legislative body in this ANY other country
The rising the people from end Of the Territory
thr other denounce them have the effect to
them oh the balance 81 the session Hundreds OF tree
already proclaim that but tor the idea again
inaugurating mobocracy they would be willing march
upon Lawrence and disTerse the rebels did -olyer
the Protector ia olden times
In relation go the Lscompton constitution you mag
assured that majority of the free State in the
Territory willing 10 Kansas admitted
under thai instrument either with without sla
very provided the first and subsequent Legislature
shall have the power Of calling convention alter
amend it. have oonyersed with many Of their
intelligent the subject and they think this
the most certain plan Of getting rid of the public disturb
xf.
of all parties VIII unite put end Ilneites
DAnites &c.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
HON JOSEPH MILLER.

thing IN iong while has been productive Sd more
pleasure to us than the announcement by special
|ach to the Cincinnati Enquirer that Hon Joseph
our member Of Congress. in connexion with
j Of the C6xhs9ten district seted against Mr. Har-
npion to rsfer the Lccmptos constitution 10 sp~
ommttec Of fffbem. The object of this reference
ubiedly 10 stave off action and thus un1eressa
Holong the contest Mr. Miller thus far stands bs
President. Some original Buchanan men in this
b. the time Of his election expressed eArs that Mr.
nan would not have la him cordial supporter.
action dispels eectualy that delusion, and fur
tbs assurance that I. sink swim survive or per
be viii srxad by the President He goes for clos
tins Kansas affair the sreediest way possible The
try is sick Of the agitation that has grown out OF If.
ght glad are we that Mr. Miller fearessly recorded
eli in favor OF putting end to it speedily For
action he not only deserves the paaudit Of staunch
uHs in the district. but also that of conservative
who have all along acted in the ranks of the oppo-
Thns far he has taken false step. He WAS
on the Nicaragua question. He, to all appearances
m on the Kslssas question: and we respectfully say
n STAND BY THE PRESIDENT
lCxalitcotke tO-l .4otsgfsar.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
HON GEoRGE W JONES. OF IOWA

Ne aDd in late number Of the Dubuque North "esf
mmunication from this city paying weli-deseryed
,uent 70 the distinguished Democratic senator from
H. His fidelity TO democratic principles and steady
t 70 the present and hate democratic adIninistra-
t. have displayed the true courage ID the lnan and
bited in pleasing light the independence which has
led his course Overwhelmed at home BY the cppo-
n he wavers not in his principles, but adheres 70
m IN ths face 81 prescription, sweryns not from the
Of duty Whatever may ls his Successors abilities
e quite sure thai the young State of Iowa viii lose
a valuable pulslic servant ~hnn be leaves the seat
NV holds and that his absence win be greatly re-
rd here both by friends ia and out Of Congress
sanIn unication ilread, referred 90 says
can assure yon from personal observation, thai
uryt.r had and perhaps never viii have, ia the
~ of the United States a industrious, ifldriai
NJ or saccessfui representative oi her interests III
guncils Of the nation thnn General Jones. To his
legislative knowledge and personal influence are
mainly indebted for those liberal grants of land
the appropriations for oar city Improvements
brner Of which III properly managsp viii cover
a network Of railroads Young and grow
state and vet, with such evidences Of his
rhfy before their eyes, the majority ol eur
STATURE under the impulse Of sectional fa1laticisn,
superseded him by the election ID gentleman who,
tever may be his talents achievements uDt,led
and who, IfOiu tifsuihSc1itl
Of hs potiell tenets, newer tithe OF
\ influence possessed by George w Jones, in a body
rh happily for our country, contains overwhsim-
majoIty of sound natic nal men During few weeks
10 tins city have been agreeahiy surprised 10 find
esteemed townslaan and fellow-ctinen universally
uig not only with has senatorial colleagues but with
sassds of citizens in national metropolis.
pom a rsesas acca~on brief interview which
aaazyas AND MYSELF had with Of the MOST veneTa
well distinguished statesmen ia the Union, 4
pleased To hear him say that q honest s,sas aad
layaaS pa1ss did ME Es.oa ssn Gen. Joaes
sas considering its source. and the orassma which
ed it, compliment of which any might he
d and | cannot but think that when the madness
has ruled the hour ia beloved State has passed
the g'gj0ray of our people whom be has web and
aly serveil urH regsa the event which has deprived
I'd states
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

INDIAN DEPREDATfONs IN TEXAS.

Ting intelligence has been received at Austin Tex
indian depreiafi.ns in Brown county of that State
'rsohs had been murdered ia cold blood, and the
generally, alarmed at The aa,ehscsssa enurrnities
zyaees, dividing into three separate parties had
refuge IN the adjacent forts The leqislature ol
aa passed hiIl for the raising aud equipment a
inbred men, and an appropriation ior the purpose
nty 1--WE thousand dollars A public meeting had
i ald in Austin. when resolutions adopted rIrs.
legislature 10 provide the most ample and speedy
r the protection and security OF the frontier set
a.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
POLITICAL IsfEGIaaEsuE.

..-E, LHaEsLATuxE The houss OF Representatives.
l.s osaeurred in the resolutions heretofore ynsscd
a. spate requesting John bci 10 rcdee1n hiG paodKs
- hs scat ia the Senate when he skouid sscxrtsan
M constituents dis~pproved his course on the Kan
Sl,,ska question: ~ith amendment mxtructlng
a.tsrs and requesting representative y, vote
- admission od K&nsAs uaisr the Lesosnpton coa-
sop In which the senate VIII promptly CONCUR
+ We hail the result The most important srsifdi
hs session-
d. lusrafu ulsle the delnocIasic of the state
t,er SENATOR'S and representative are uHl ' a'
-non Of the admission ii Kansas Ihis 4as~uoai VI
gyershaiowine mportsnsr that we forget di siA "a
Il teIngossss questions in the JOY We icSi a. 'iiH
q ON 4 fundamentxl and essential Princpie- Asaon,
(naed hy . common bond snd rAllsiIg in aei'hee ei
L. apss - life sure of a snc1crsioh e lh"se
II tyiumuhs which have sdgnnzed our life AZ party
a,s usst few wears -Nsshfaiie 1 anon
n,a1 REKp1fox - Il the lower house OF the 4 en-
Il = lsyisl.ture resolution Of Mr. kendrick skno~
-, rendering the 81 the hail to General WI
walker and calling upon him ton public address
a Njcaras uan affairs, WAS, ON motion q MI hale
Luorrst tabled by a vote of 81 to 20.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
FROM THE UTAH ARMY.

iassF has been Published. written iy Col A. S.
Ital the commander OF the Utah army to a mem
ais family ia Louisville Kentucky, dated at Camp
hear Fort Bridger December 18th 1857, the fol-
y extract from which embraces all that is OF any
(Al interest
bone think the Mormons, when il Is necessary tc
the issue with them, viii submit to the govern
do NOT agree naA them osiak their faaatcssm anG
ag lead them 10 tyy one encmntr at leas and dapl
ppaH oagAf 10 dmre u, afovdog amraa solution q
s polascaf qasssson If they resist. final settle
sOuld be oA the bass Of conquest We could then
! 10 them the terms of asijastraeut :
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

4 legislature Of the Territory Of New Mexico has
|ed preamble and resolution complimentary to Cod.
E Bonneville, 3d United States infantry, as fol
hal the thanks OF the legislature OF New Mexico he
p iendered 10 Col b L. Il Bonneville, 81 United
Infantry, the commander of the late Gia expedition
the several tribes OF Miembres, Giia and Coyote
ache Indiana and through him to the brave officers
idisH he had the honor to command, for their zeal
hence aud fortitude in accomplishing tine
uts OF the expedition ia the midst OF many pri-
and dangers"
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
STATE or MISSOURI,
County Of jackson.

STATE Missouri, I
County of jackson.
Before me- II Clay Pate notary public, appointed by
the governor and duly and commissioned among
other things administer oaths in the aforesaid county
and State comes George Wilson, of Anderson county,
Territory Of Kansas who makes the ensuing statement
under oath
At the time when the census was taken under the law
providing for the Iecompton convention, the act
ing udge OF probate for Anderson county Kansas and
of the fact that the two wings of the fTeeState
party in that county composed OF moderate free
soers and the adheents of Lane, threatened the life OF
any who should attempt to take thu legal and
say under OATH that the life OF any making the
attempt to the law in that particular in
danger aud the foregoing threats the which
prevented the taking of the in Anderson county
within the prescribed time Afterwards
ken informally and election held and the delegation
elected at such election were refused seats in the
tion ON account of ifs niorrnaIitv
Relieving that the informaity Of taking the census
might and probably would be overlooked, proceeded
by advice of Walker to arrange for holding courts
required by law for the correction OF the returns
Nv purpose was not executed for the that
was compelled H. csist from il account Of attempt
by tine Lane party TO take my lie and 10 save H. Hed
the county under of night Pistols actually
drawn by those who made the threats against my
person.
In regard TO Pasnore Williams Judge Of probate for
Alien county members OF the so-ced freestate party
stated in person that il he attempted to execute
the law and did leave they would kill him and
know the fact that be did not execute the law and
leff the county because he believed his lite in danger
Mr. Williams Is from Illinois, and js free-Stste man,
hut belorgs to the democratic party.
In regard TO Esquire Yocum Judge Of probate fo Frank
I'm county, he left the county snd the Territory
count of losing his property and having his life
menaxed The Office being vacant, the Legislature which
passed the law appointed jndge OF probate
and other officers, who refused to serve alleging
son that they afraid doing would them their
lives Consequently, no taken, and no legal
election held.
j viii further state that 1 notary public ior
Anderson county but cannot exercise the functions Of the
Office on Of threats against my life Notice verb
ally and in writing has been served to the cfsc
that l rnust tcave the Territory be killed ] have
property in the Territory which cannct control becanse
o fact that II Is dangerous fr me 10 be present
Nearly all the prosavery people os Anderson Franklin
and Linn have been notified la writing and by word OF
mth sa take the consequences and have
lr on account sasy t~o hundred pro sssery
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
fLslaaie3saia
Sem orinans.

SOUTHERN pActIc RAILROAD. The New Orleans Plea
yune lerns the first twenty mile section OF the
southern Pacific railroad has been completed ia full time
to comply with the conditions of the Texas charter The
time expired the 10th inst The running
over the line and official intelligence had been received
that effect by the officers Of the company in New Or
leans The completion Of the twenty FIVE miles Of the
road entities the company to sixteen sections OF land per
mile 25s goo for the twenty ye miles, and to
loan of SO 600 mile out Of the school moneys OF the
Staie of Texas.
Ihr company H. therefore, in strong position for
king lis arrangements for the future The road has
mounted the first and second trial. and is safely invested
with it, charter rights and land privileges.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
by A. GREEN. Asrtse~e~r.

AANDSDMk- BIII4DINt, LOTS ON SEVENTH,
u h~era and wstns-i~s taf ifri
lnrtus aiau seu, erirk h~ndaons~ hu.nr kR
frtnnr 7h street ~-si Al iet nchs saa rean sh 70
wide xs,sv IA a. M +1p agree
s-st Each ot
vii he ~ nEitanE rel"
n
ooahie a1d hssasorst ptce property
A. sses srT
rrrms had e-h lrlanrs nBas le purchaser pur
ared Fovnrni lara aerefi from
tla aay ID aAls A asaasi a decd sd tassa
GHEN,
reb l2-A AuCtonser.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
Pruf. o J. wean.
CARLYLE. da June ,s 1852

have used Prof @ Woods Hair Restorative,
hs wonderful effects My sr becoming thought prena
ture by the d his EAStorntive
nal color, and have N doubt, permanently So.
+ Bif19A senaior T.
o J. WOOD 90 Pruprteers 3l2 Broadway N great
n Ware Railing hiabihrnsn aud ia Market
sSid by all good Druggist
Feb IT--eod&
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
OF FICIA L.
TRE&A-eY nEraaraEyT

THHa41-rr IrpaRgAFsr
February I2 fsSs
NOTICE HEREBY p.fsas via received
department aie4ih March laa&iro fea
any ertir, whole, ef nias a dar-
xeianFc Cor eold of rh rnhed States deFiea with the
the Tinted stt me d iia Aiai M PfaGl
ia 1a rasnrer sreans
ciar-an, Il lEis, within
acceptance lop nader the aashosy ihe
Of Treasury
approved Esd Dcorsaber, 1857
Heasary pon here Of cortiaca,ss
dos those officers crcan af the oi The TIM
td Tber viii he naac Issb te the sr M ueh bidder or
tL lowest ef
exceeding per per and wn such
rate efromsi Of crrtihcats deposfte
proposals whoa condition an
uhcr fractional
half tEne ia,s Of cen'am F4ve
the proposed SO s ezangei mi7 be deieS
ed witA d The treasury officers above suurrsd whose cerh
daposie . sgrssai -ecurtg fr
fuinneut prop acergea tmmIhss
w given siorAa ihe rragaais be ssr
provisions a tagrts d tins notice teF
viii be considered
Al propos under dis notice ealea
eitae Prayrsair Treasury Tbsy wa ihl
department said sfeenih day d aareb
Hpwfla. cohR
Secretary "a the Treasury
reb 1e-dr Iluirl-ssar
mssBrsrsr ss.Ts,
Washington, T.h. IL
Aspn~al
Cobbr faghiaa Thomas Esd,cor
i4ft tle Afn~-n in ballast
january lansa.ry 6s resf Prov
idepce island.
James Rsahaaaa rssag " adj
u 1..aya
Satisfactory having eSabard sha Joirs
agoiar.a belgium. the Of Calnurns
resd Franoisco do
nnrrns powers, aud
privileges ceusnis favored nations
~ Ssxssf.
In testimony whereof
epta q hcrca,te af1Sed
hand, Of Washington The i2sb day ct
al A 81 tbs United
ID Anrariaa tse eighty second
JAMKs BUCHANAN.
By
lswts CAsEs Secretary AZ state.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

peo4le having let AnJesson fsr alf with
and belong 10, the d@nnacrafie party of kA1s~s
GEO WILSON
Subscribed and sworn 81 beo1e this the 9TH day
a February, 1859 Given under nay hand and
L. seal Of Office, at Westport, IN Jackson county
Missouri, this day
Ill CLAY PATE, Notary Pubic.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Tr Nnw Coma has been silally defeated excepting m
GeoEgeto~n. where personal PoulArty ot oe OF the
ooihers obtained for it a majority Of thirtytso- The
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
DIED,

rIany roanty VIRGINIA,
lsaT GnSsE SMITH sAln formerly or tle IsteI
,a Columbia