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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
NICHOLAS hIHNEN,

WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST.
Co er Main and Second streets DdcenpoYt, Ioud
Rvery variety OF Havana aud Domest til Segars To
bscoo-, Pipes etc coLstantly On hand.
Age0t for Browns celebrated Fine c 1t Chewiig
and SMOKING Tobacco.
10 Segar Manufacturers would comm nd well
selected stock Of roDacco, consisting of Havana
WrApr'rs aId fnIcrs, Java and CGba seed af, &c
NoVlAiANtf
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Handel's Grand OratOriO
M M0 0xAH
HIS BEEN PERFORMED.
WE HAVE HAD PLEASURE,
NOW TO BUSINESS =!
SUPPLYING THE LADIES
ID H y q q q ID ~
TEN CAS- e.
This Day Rooe1veds
As Maly Moro On The Way,
ALL TO BE SOLD AT
EASTERN PRICES!!
LADIES
THAT HAVE NOT MADE THEIR
0Pr1ng Puro1aA Aoe0
WILL yluD IT TO rHErR INTEREST
TO CALL BEFORE DOING SO.
WE wIiLNOT BNUMERiTE
Articles or Prices.
IN BOTH RESPECTS
W. Warrant Sattsfacft0s.
n. b. The Price List will ke given
in few days.
A w B ALL E Y,
IS, WEST SECOND ST.
OPPOSITE COOK sARGENr's BANK.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
- WI N e III 40 h i tne0
Fo1 SALE By
apri0-dtf A. w. BAILEY.
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DissOD luton.

TTNHR copartnership heretofore existing betveen
i W " AoCamron and heeeR, undsp tho
name Of " " AcCammon 4 Co. 10 this day dio.
solve BY mutual consent.
Tall deots due the nrn must be paid to the under.
signed only. Wv MCCANnOn.
March 90 1858
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COpartnership Notice.

1IVHE undersigned have this dry associated them
i selves together In busine-s Drusgisss and
Chemists, and may Be tounf at the cid stand CIV ~
ncCammon %. No So Drady street
Wv NcOAnNON.
- HARRIS.
March 20, 1858 apsS-dts
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CARDS.


Darenp0Ts, I0sCn.
TWINS H. aud PIAsT CLASS HOTEL and the
mosi Pleasant s.tuatad - aty house IN the city
connauiitg view OF the Mis,issi.pt ROCK Island
Guy aHd Of 0id I'1rt Aru.trong.
T.aseI.,s wi-hingtJ stop !n y 4 city, viii md
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COAL! COAL!! IOAL!I!

HNHR Coa Valley Mining Com yany are now fur
i nishing their superior Coal at 81 25 per ton or
nine cents per bushel at their Depot on the levre
opposite the Court House, in Rock Island Aft~r
the Aver closes, the Company will deliver their Coal
at Davenport, within . reasonable distance Il the
iver, at 3S, 90 per ton.
8. S.0UYER, Agent,
Dec6 Valley Mntng Cnmpanv
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GEO. II. WsSITCOMls,

A TfakNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
"A Notary Public and Commissioner II Deeds for
New Hamp shire, Vermont. New York, Pennsy vsnla
and Ohio.
Once-North-w est corner OF Main and Second
sHeets, Davenport, Iowa. aug l3 IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
j. WILSON GUlTEAU,
.lT1TR.7.EE 1T L.aW,
xfOfQru Public s COslreuQacey

w tate; Collecting OF Debts I.osuing of Money, sc
Particular and prompt attention given to making
Abstracts OF Title to Real Estate and ConveJsnclnS
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w Hhhs' 'oHh ~. ROGERS
GuKlEY d ROGERS,
wv. H. nAkER. NJ. d..

A TTUKNE1b AND OOUNSkLLOKH At law.
IA Oht9r-Iiunman's New Bnuing, Man street
between Front aud Second, Davenport Iowa
fcblOdtf
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EpNOTE EARLY AND VOTE
THE STRAIGHT TICKET.
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w M. = Nj 1T III 4 co.
Peoria, I1l..
DiStillerS and Manufacturers.

ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE
and PUKn SPIRIT, at 81 Louis prices and delivered
within ~ hours after receipt Of order
As,v6hlff
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CARDS..
4. Il. llOOLlIILI

A TTORNhY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Onnce-Nicholls' New Block, Davenport, Iowa
kEFERkHCEs-Eithtr Judgr OF the Supreme or Sn
perior o,urt OF the o'Se OF Uonnecticut Hon Cha-
Insers0II, $. Dist. Judge, New Haven, ConArct..
cut Hon. James Dixon, u 3. Sen. Hartford q on-
Lectcut
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Llsr OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER. SIRE or
FRiNCE's.DiM.
Elisa Gold.by, Florida, Laura lman, Puss Farris
Sam Lttcher.
For further particulars Of the celebrated wasner,
Sc account of his famous race with Grey Eagle In
Turf r. gisrer OF 1870 reported BY VIM. Porter.
apr9tAw3m
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-05-08

CoPARrsRRsnrP.-N may interest onr breth-
ren Of tile press to know that Dr. J. G. AVER
Of Lowell, (Cberry Pectoral and Cathartic
Pills. has associated with him, bis brother
Frederick Aver, Esq, long and avorably
known as q leading merchant of the West.
Mr.. Aver will conduct the widely extended
business Of The firm, which now reaches to the
commercial nations Of both h~emispheres, while
the Doctor will devote himself to his scientific
investigations and pursuits. Mercantile jour.
nal. 800 \
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The Adjournment OF Consrcess Fixcd--Heavy
Calendar Of Unfinished business.

Calendar Of Unfinished business,
The two houses Of Congress have resolved
that the present session shall close ON the
seventh OF june. This intelligence, when first
reported, we hall suspected was two good to
be true. Is confirmation was an agreeable
surprise. we were quite prepared for a pro.
lonyation OF the session to September but we
had overlooked the valne of the new Inv, under
which the members receive q regular yearly
saiary-Iong or short session-a reform which
readily accounts for the milk in the coeoanut.
The liberal margin, however, of six weeks
allowed for the unfinished business of the ses.
sion. with proper industry may secure a su(,i.
Gent amount of legislation to keep the govern.
ment on its legs till next December, and that
will do,
We are now half way through the fifth
mohlh oil the session. and what has been done +?
l>o,n'ng put Kansas, and Kansas still remains
10 pc done. leS, an act has been ,,assed
authorizing an issue of twenty millions OF
treasury notes, an act for the increase of the
army to the extent of two or three regiments
Jf volunteers, a deficiency Appropriation bin
OF some eight millions, and a little miscellane-
ons ol!'s. But il the work. done accounts ia
ht'le or nothing, the amount of work cut ON,
Is tremendous. 1t embraces every thing upder
the sun within the scope of Congress. and
covers a schedule of appropriations, spells and
P1lnnder which, if carried ont, would probably
absorb a sum Of money equal to the whole
gold crop Of California for fifteen years to
come, at the rate of fifty millions a year.
We snbjoin a few of the more prominent
OF this prodigious calendar of mn
finished appropriations and lobby Jobs
The annual appropriation bills and incidepta,s
covering an aggregate of say .... SS0Oo0 ooo
Pacific Railroads, including the
projects of the three roads, leach
with q telegraph alongside u
road aud a Southern
road, covering spoils and plum
der to a sum perhaps not less
,"a.' : 100000
tensions aud other .spoi}s jobs,
say..i..... .-,..... 7O,000OOO
AHa We haNe me grand total OF $3.50 600. Ouu
Who can Sufficiently admire the n,arn 6na, ,
IDEAS OF our lawmakers aud Libby ;uhb,rs a,
W aShluston! We have every reason !, TO-
however, that these Pacific Railroad ara
patent monopoly jobs, etc, will fall ,hr,ngI
lhlS session, aad thai the next will h. H.,
.l',Ft to admit OF their being worked up into n
shape. A''0
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PERSEVERANCE. = Like Nature, We ff6
take time to strengthen ourselves and
velop all our resources. Hence We IA II
lesson Of perseverance,. What aimighty poA
lies latent in the mind of man! Fail onees
twice, and again, you will grow stronger VII
the failure; as great general-,are said to eatA
the worth of victory ftoiadeieat. EHortn-
wards itself by i%nuting strength. lIhisi Is 3
singular property of mind. The meehnnesl
powers of the universe are not augmented iii
action; but by use the intellectual faculties ~
qnire unimagincd force. Let the student ny
on this fact, and take courage.
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England ard France.

.aNJhAI HsNHnI-3EE 4f.rH -- ALa .A FsEE- a.NHa--E
THE PnosrEcrs OF WAR Spectator !,
the London correspondent Of. the New York
Commercial Advertiser, still holds to it that
there willbow a between England and France.
In his letter Of April9 (by the Canadu) lie
writes as follows:
The reign of commercial dullness and politi-
cal distrnst continues. Not a single event al
any Importance has taken place since The de-
part are of the Arago, but those minor indica-
tions which have long been gathering. and
which seem oil to point *io one conclusion,
namely, the discrimination Of Louis Napoleon
to support bis despotism by u war with Eng
land, still accumulate from day to day.
There are those, however, who do not mar
tcipate IN these apprehensions, and who treat
each hint Of such a possibility as something
too ridiculous for argument. The general pub.
lie, however, no onger echo's their views. The
peace party, which that selfcom2laceut blind
ness which dis, 53guished them previously TO
The Russian war, join in the happy d%elusion !;
but among all other persons. there is a growing
sense Of the cfisis that is impeding.
The first signal Of the struggle may come at
any moment, since nothing Gould be plainer
than that a preteXt is now all that is vailed
for. The refugee difficulty failed to answer the
purpose ut the time, but even that is still look.
ed TO as capable Of afording the necessary ma
terini for a rupture, IN case no other subject
should effer that will involve a less Aaorant
disregard Of decency. When Count Walewsl,;
withdrew from further discussion on the uoint
he tett IL to the people of England 10 do what
was requisite. But the peopIe of Enplnnd
have never yet admitted that anythinu was 70.
nnvtbino md tbo cha ~ ho.t lihely TO 40
raised ,Sot ,hap hove %. = . : any .'me DC
once If Tho Er,roror - lsP"su :ne generous SrelI-
pnce. Tn III han,,s - H. ~ '" i iualnsr
ciamotiom nf ' ,his n w. " 's.:a feilssler a re.
dawn bv delic,t 10 bondIi,m !" not DC lrlt'eied
honed hat como ' mnua Dut y iSevidentiy
canse II rnnts,a ,.ann ~ 80. aug alpiomatlc
M p,t,;sh aoe,,," ai. ~ soanu without delay
the tonic ;ns. ss;lnd aaJ ;nt ls'e OF Ferlm rs
mnrsneni ars;ns, lay 'tne1 ms or some
hsns mea, ~ a aaHs.'ia, ~ llaiy, VIII per-
IT, ~ B.. :. v y 'ee"Sioh'
os p,s';s = Yu.s'ion 'ne ehoeough support
Havoc ~, sa "ny COUNTED upon oy France.
conrs, Woo, pr, ~ o.ins !. INTO Inc far'S
too ;r,nu5ant e. - p.VPos"'on seems 10 DC
snnnosad NO. sus.1ss' s,ucc II cannot be
rai,ossntaa - ahs .le other powers to be
,hat thew w E, NV oop'esences @onii pretend
business n ;a,asc""a VI nuSslu could nave any
ha rrcn rooL ana' IN io''"' "hlch IS oa' a
Mod s;nce tbs n T,, Ja,.h ~ nds never been occn-
half \ cent,r, aan ims n"u possession OF 1t
mr. n ia Jn,sr 80 sMI.o.ss e,.ner 70 turkey
has ne vat n,si,a ~ as 4>'i'ner OF these
II and Il - anl,' ss;u = protest regarding
Tbe nlaca 10 ~ "ma .ae'n we could deal
rent rs a .n,nan,,a, seooa' Importance, ex-
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We arc requested to notify the public that
Mr.. Stephen Dual will deliver q lecture this
evening in the Court House at 4 o'clock On
the subject Of theology as connected with
spirithalism. 8i
Come one! Come all Come everybody!
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A B'HoY's' ApoLoaY.-TheY
down to Wayerly the other mig
brought out some remarkable I
Among other ~trpnspratfons, the I'll
stance Of q cool apology took placc.
lis known all over town. and Bill wa
ball in his glory, and the whiskey "a
nd,palatable. The evening passed on i.
'and Bill had, at about ten o'clock,
very'happy. Stepping up to q You
he requested thepleasure Of dancing \
She replied, she was engaged.
8 Well,' sai1 Bill, are you engaged
next set.?"
She said she was.
" Can | dance with you the next, III
" am engaged for that, also.
"Can | dance with you tonight
"No sir" with some hesitancy..
$50 to bic es ,''said Bill, highly
and turned on his heels
After d few moments, Bill is aceost8
brother Of the young lady and charaY
having insulted his sister. Bill denicsJ
losses himself willing to apologize,
<6ne wrong, and accordingly steps
! Ing lady, when the following col
ef1sued !:
6 Miss T., ] understand / have INSULT
You have, sir Y N
What did l say, Miss ~
You told me to go to bhdses u
" Well" said Bill have come to i
that you needeai goi,
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Definitions from a Popular Dictionary
Iih--A time to make money. Mouey-ihc
end Of Life. Man--A machine to make money.
W0man-A machine 10 spend il. Children
Machines To spend it on, Econemy-Buying
things because they are cheap, whethe. you
want them or not.
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The FIRST QlHaterly meeting Of our Methodist
brethren in Opelousas commenced on yesterday,
the Rev. a. 3. Fly presiding elder officiating.
Free seats and no exclusion
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rNJ TOWN TAX-PAYERS-The Ia
L Roll Of the town of Opelousas, for t1e is shs
ls5S, is now complete aud can be examines , aSSs
otiice of Joseph d.. Diehard, at the Coulsn ayS;el
turing the legal delay, at the expiration o. o. ,a u
1t will be placed in the hands of the town oonee~~
for collection. ..Eff lis
Il. HAYES, Presidents
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Our friend A. Going, Of Washington, is
thoroughly prepared TO execute oil orders in
bis line Of business with ~neatness and despatch.
his materials are Of the very best character
and all who desire work in the way. Of Car.
rage Repairing, Painting, Trimming and
Ornamentihg, together with Sign and Orna.
mental Painting, can not be better accommo
dated. Give him call and judge for your
selves.
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GRAND Balloon THURSDAY, te
~ 18th of May, 1868, the under 81
signed will give a Grand Ball at the xxx
Opeiou>as Varieties. S&yTbSSzY
Ladies' are respectfully invited to at a ~
tend. 80
Entrees for Gentlemen.
opelousas, May l, 1858. ,sp.
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understand
ling session
i to appoint
now TO per
..srciai Conventioa VIZ ,ns
.ain the causes Of the dsga's

~ " eAPo's, Of the nation, had not ny -.
It's commercial s,n,amaey. but had becnmc'
co'hmercial, . deptssdent upon and ye. a.r.o"
alfy " tilal pp'uoh ~ The, country winch ~
ouces m,Sn 'ne smaliest fertion ol tns1ss III III
ports, rms was not only an unhata'sa.s wv
ezhaasllng ana aepr m process. re'aru, Y
necessarily .the groYssYy aha prosperity y ~
oom'n, ana y was neural =" deslre, as ~ n, Mas
necessary 10 provlde, a remedy Tor ~. !. n.s
aessIe ah. necessity suggested inc luea :. 10 40
sesapius ohce y. ese.y3yea the Ieop'c = .i L
oon'h.oy deph1'es' ma oonvcn'l"ll, .or y. ~
purpose OF ga!heflng Information, ron .ne
n'oss ie',auie "'A''esseS, az 70 'ae euun ! =. !.
evii' WIZ 'ne nope = oo'aihihs ,f'ln ~ : ".sesS
aug 'ios. ues'ie" SOUS " lne 9oa'i' 'ne s.S
SeS'i"1 " p'an " Sys'cln " measure ""'s
shousd cottec. !" ~.
We 'ss,e. ~ sas tlas, ,lus ,ai' y. n.los
ua'e IVY #peon ,eal1su' wnl'e'.'u p'sA.s..an.
" o.t "plp"cn,a s'a,o oec'.lo son0 go
ve.,neu' a,snousn naou soou aaI -. oeen -. .ean
piished. Uur DISAPPOINTMENT ms nor oeet,
s,"1,S ! IL 'au's e''.iS,s ~ .le ~ =; Y. ~
= a'.uousn wy nas0 uee" ~ .n'on :
auioIs ou,se asS 8 ~ y .sn;la. ~ p,Yps, - g
ec "uoPseu. a'u sreteoy ,ayof inlPn'' - 81
nIlehcy, ~. Mucu guy las psen WIZ as wv Y
u'oou mo,e "ou'ai are oseu aeev.'p ss' !"
~ wv naso s"'..so =. e'sass..s s .satar
1s"..on, "'sn ~ uspe 800 siya y n,La
s J9nE naaae a't .La III s'a II; A. II ~ aaa,i.a,Y 49,
~ so.s; $3.50; 20 1 H. ~on H. ~ hasa III
a"e . s : =. ;, III, .ae " usps VII .a ! ;. s ssa ae i
. ~ s'.h nuow,e.ss y; a.'u ssn'Pa.ny sasu
III - M w. - : o .lssl uu ss ~ Z !. N q " IN
~ s' n,an ~ h".n i haas a l,a.a nssse nu,aas; Nv ~
p n.i : osen ''aue n'o,e .,yns.S2 =
aco.a;u,aa.o haaa s,sasnas ,l,a ol.sou;'a IA
Isli,rI,f,,I a., ~. 'hn,,,aso,. ,,.oa J;;4s,.
80 - .nas noMJ:G W.T. 'nas ~
aa,n"S;n, ea. aoo"s pa,,y pvIs. ns oas,aa' .
M ono ,'a.rt' s,a = I'm ~ n,,. tra a,oar.
and assoitants a,4 H. mhm ~ ~ 60 es =
hIu - III, MI Il asn T. W. : 7 !.
shnfi ali ,ha enaray nstr;ot;.n, 10y If
o.nn;,ad na,;on o., hn 81. :, ~. h1apl " ~
tboso who ehal, ,,nson,;lr n.a,ai.a y ~, ~
hnnou ~ - So. W. nmnaalpny p'o.Dnv - F. wa.
~ a,an,a = =, u.As " NV ol.s 81 10 y
,ha,a ia M d;ts,rance If onio;on as -, H. .nra,,
concIusinn that tho subj r,,s, ~, a,e,,ana
an, III lar r;abts nrotaclad eost NM 4, M.
Th;s ware c,use spa commemorative ana,t,,, e..
anv tronb'e and eynarsa rh;el, orc ;nenrsai !,
l,niid;n~ = assa,,ht;as In. I'LL W.. :"
;no eve,ts fnrn;sb aI,;,;onal anI oa,sl :; H. -
can, ;res ~ tLo cnnt;r,,anan - H. -. n.l;ai,
,e horo comn,auaaa H. - ~"
deoce If The Snntb ~ hr;nn;an "a a" o'l,a,,,
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The English papers say Prince Alber, is
ABOUT 10 make n voyage round the world, III
the ship Eurysius.
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In 0pelousas, on Thursday the 9Th inst, bythy
Rev. +. Raymond, Mr.. FEKDISANp HERBERT to W.
LOUISE ELLEN BuDD, both Of this Parish. *4Elk
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w a. ." | --"
SrIRlruALIsM IN CoNGREss.--Th doctrine
which has, created so much excitement on thi,
and the eastern continent for the last six OF
eight years, is said to be making rapid strides
IN the minds Of some Of our leading Senators
The Hon. NJ. p. Tallmage ex-senator from
NewYork is Que of its varmest adhcarents
and the influence Of his commanding i~ntellec,
is making many proselytes to its teachings
particularly in Congress Hall. So strong il
this gentleman's faith in its orthodoxy, and SC
potent viii be its influence upon the future Of
our history and Government, he boldly asserts
and predicts that the Presidential canvass OIL
1860 will be greatly swaycd by it, if not form
an element that will roll the masses into one
grand nucleus of faith and adoption. This
may be SO, but we doubt it, proselytism
to new theories and dogmas has ever been a
very pleasing emotion Of the human mind-a
triumph Of qualification invariably appreciated,
but the people of this continent have been too
much bam6oosled already to adopt a new theory
without nature delihelatiou.
We are aware that there are at present
nearly two millions Of believers in this startling
innovation in the United States, aud it NAV
go on conqnering aud 10 conquer, if its teach.
ihgs are based upon the word of God, and if it
presents a platform of Salvation su, erior to
that inangurated by God himself in the elf,
OF his only son, TO redeem a fallen world, let us
with one accord embrace il. but If il cannot
stand the test of reason and philosophy let bs
with Ike alaeri'y repudiate it. We believe it
to be the imperative duty Of the Press aaR
Fntp'f to Investigate this subject, aud with Il
view to this analysis Of lis principles We throw
open our columns to communications both pro
aud con Come forward gentlemen and lel
reason aud sound philosophy test this matter.
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719- 10 cuI-@s0A
millions myre OF a loan to Ii
make both ends Of the fiscal "
lnnst / looked after, and it i
necessity Of some notifications
increase the present insufficient
that source, in the interval to d
June.
Now the game Of the lobby jI
They have no time to lose, and1
wolves upon every honest man in q
particularly. upon the President,
these lobby harpies, or they will
government to bankruptcy. even
regular appropriation bills. Nv. Y.
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3. \
ArizonL.
a. Several rivs
Is. Several hon
pther land schemes spoils o
8. a. bill for the admission 3 /,
vet reported.
. I. several bills for the furthx
passenger ships
s. Two OF three different ny
future execution 0f the govern
q. An international Cs eyri
And d variety of other jlls
good, bad and indifferent. ~
lion, OF course, with any
| cions consideration Of the
tious, spd a few other tiexsu
passed at this session,E
these aforesaid unfinished ID
thc next session, and perhaps
gress. We have entertained.
q general Bankrupt Law, EN-
ine features Of the comprehel
Voombs, would at least BE-
t;lated this session ; but II
are that it will not be tor
Alter Kansas and
: demands al .itipr
must be o.
1 and his re
If treasur
/ the buck
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