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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

The NeuYork and Erie Railroad makes the following report
npora cf -sock for the week ending to-day: is! Beeves,
2ee7 Sheep az Lambs AID SIS Swine
IEEg
Nur Fer hs srket For-y fourth 2.O72
The p-css today e-s:ed Sc folo~s
Fr.: eusy......... dlos Ordinary. -
Northumberland. @ E1tra good b.eyes....le oil
The ssr,rl sverige oftke .k.tet a.
The mo-: the ,aes efron..............t1 81
(pric.s ard n Of different weights viii b. found IN
.cco cunts Of sales Of slLdry drUyes
Tot, al Beeyes received In TIE city this week
This h-1d than sst and 3g2 head less less
ne average Of year The number a. each Wednesday
,rket al head, while TIE nUubsr tCdsy being
3052 l6s mead less han he and ~ need roore
nan this day week
The fowrz druves in he make: today have arrived
ee lss- rep. The number really hand today probably
,bou; So which is probably supply:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

OILCAKE-The demand IL fair T City Thin Ob.ong. and
holder, are frmer Of Sjd 3 81 in bags and
asa s6 80 in bbl.. Thin Western il Of market. Thick
Round is nominal 81 S2id ; rs
PROVISIONS-The Pork market less sctve and prices OF
Me- are lower the desire sci apparent the sales
$40 bbs at asa IS for Mess $l5 for City Prime Mess
ala 81 for Thin Mess SIT 3 for Clesr and sra BIZ . for
Prime Mess is firm at the advance and in sr request;
.s Of $50 bbs So 81 for Country prime $9d $40 for do.
Mess 5od IS for repased Western Mess and sl3 250
ala for extra DO Prime Mess moderate request $SG
A Beet firm and in good request sales of 81 bbs.
Al "A 50ds a. Lard is less buoyan the supply Is firm;
LIS Of 40 bbs and 9G9.c, and kegs Ia Cut Meats
ave in fair demand prices unchanged sales Of 80 hhd and
c. AZ sG8c Hams and 6d6! for Shoulders Bacon IN
s. tock and and much wanted sales Of 100 bX Long
RI.d Mdde &c. and l0O bxs Short do. for early delivery
AZ S Dressed Hog. wanted 66ic. Butter better
demand A, l5c Ohio and - PIE State Cheese Is
more ,ssble Eggs in far demand LA &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

MINIATURE Almanac. TINS DAY.
sur-Rises. 74 Sets....... Sis Moon-Ses... e:5em
HIGH HAIEk......rHis DAr.
esndy Heck. 5S Gov. Isrd. sism Hell Gsts. .: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

OILS are for part quite dull The noticed
IN Crsde Sperm New Bedford yesterday complied 20 bbs
for home Is y gal. cash and 200 do for export a. the
zane rates with little BE- had unless At advance
CSr Whale quiet the last sale the Eastward al
SIC cash this Is rather inside rate M anything desirable
Manufactured Oils quiet bit steady o. former figures Lin
ed close. quietly but firmly 5d5Sc cash. Olive is IL
modrs,e request $50 - ~ for quarts and pin Red OIL
sill il limited request sses 5000 gals aponhed have been
made al Soc 20 days Palm shade rner; sales OF 5000 70
al Gle H. Tallow Oil sells slowly II s.. cash. Cam
nher. ION r,hnds $50 a.. cGsh We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

CHIsTIuIS-&2 q bIsh-
TIcgosY EuTs-&l Sd&2Yhh
blaze WALXuTs-62G15c. t1th
BEoon CoRy-4ta5tc. y n.
Cogg HEI.-Fins White, 10 befs, 81 ,J9el ~ ~ U'
fue Yelow 81 Od& S. Y1o0 n. .
G.rIs ssEE1 Coss-BoiIed and dried, - 8ee5 p bush
Tr cta.in. Of Pour Gran I'D o:her Fam Produce zee
IL. LIE al Pncs Current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

BEESWAXA fair business is doing in American Talow al
IA BE- the latter rate for Southern.
COTTON-The market has been rather more active, and
Prices sustained &c. decline OIL the Steamers news We
the closing pTses The sales embrace LOO bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

81 10 r2erscn ous ff ~
Ink ~, -. E,Al IS % 70 do. saddles "
,yndsn: and ow bsyond peesdsr; oI ne 49, %
Zee. are Set y slInsr rr.es BY ;as esL, rsered
10 ys1' - s-:eAl count. q ots:
Ca. 1s,l. " zos IA as iJsrfsy ard Iorf iflsna a.,
80 s'........l3 r4 frssh anal piSs.t get 'o' IL
Link. .:...;,: ~. ~ a. h. TiLLow-lodlO!c %.
koe. Ss TIE ecms' On. We qsoi.:
,,hrs IN u1,l bo1ss lie 20 Extra IN suh .....H aiS
49,, IN tuIk - clio ls-r.iLec Hcosy.......- az
Ri greer CouLtry e6e.c. = 10 CAT Greer Coz
uy ltdIle. fD' ,,
por.r,ts-Ws elo.e the ssl.iBr rrss 70 day .oz,-,
N,rosr. hr + bt oJa3 81 PetclbOHs MORN IL a1as 80
H.y,.r. ,auuor.,.,2 gd2 e. PssEb,ors, jersey .dS
jones Nor.h.rr...2 25a2 81 Nova Sofia BUSH 90 ~
W,,.rn Isd,.I Sol al Sweet: So Jsf, IN us "a "
Csy-ers ..............2 15SS <oi
c., wls,, Sttl- o 81 IRn..sv,, p bsL....s2 as
BErrs-&l ia 81 Is r beL PAssSus-ei - Y ee-
CIsHo1s-U.sked, 81 80 + hi
OEIoys are sold q bbl. ard 51nch We s7ot: - IN
Yelow ..............l 75G2 % Rec ' IoV ooheSes''
Red ...,............. -Ul W
CAVLTLowLB-s2e.GS 81 20 ~ Coz. se(~
elspIx vEeLTABLT%
CAlusr-s2 9as4F 10 bssca
GALLERY &c q 100 bGIetes
s,i.. y bb ........ rs yolerIfowers 20
S,ss,yr :, .,,... as 25lTsIul1D Sue-;s..5 WdS -
Ro,bary RI,.-ts ...9 coas 1,lseei......'.''.' 10
.t5.. n........... sac u pur.........n as
Psscte. peeled .......l7Gls Cherries us
yI:r........IO1 aIO 5oi Fins: ersity......s 800 d"
BtANs-We quote; ~ ,,r, ,o,ai "a
CHIsTlu1s- 81 q bE,h
TIcyORY EUTS-&l Sd&4Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
N. ". Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce

Fos rsE WEEK tspUs JAS. p.
lkeeoried f1cllsye,y for TIVE " 7. TRIsUsE BY DREW
FsEScH Commission NerhGI;s for The sale Of aits And
Prodaoe No IS Barclay street.
NoTtcE 70 CoHsisfoss or fasA PsoDrcE-Put up every
1hms nest otssr Mas pain tndeb,e dir.S5oss every
peetAfe itcudint weight with articles
Ao ;sek bin Of particulars iDs6s package marked
Ban Nd .w.y, .e0d ons b. nal with notice aud
CosssiossPOr ssIns Berries Fruits ls where p.elu..
PrcSaee Generally y cent
cUoI Tor sales Of prodace In good ord.r ..
~kossA ssoh - fusFs realize ard jbseTs pecasr
yro,s
BVITEE ory thn hshes, qno:kiols ben perfect mad. and
swest IN anal, zee. p@cksses We quote;
Orszse 90, psA n oreinsIy STATE. q Is
DO, 40 a p lOaio Western 10 a III
PINE s:s.s q taS.is n losiO or soOa wsseI.i2 4
CsEIsk-We quote:
rstr. y p...........- l0reinxry ..........,t "A
W. % trine....... a Goshen Euti.h.... qis
NtaIsAs sold from market eoa;s OF BY who.sle butchers
ssfsis.A sood D. Pcrh Car, cornd ,... 81 a 6.
Mgion Ca,osx.es ..... % Port Car, st-ied
Vel Cscs,ses ..... Shos,s rgn- fat ia u
PocLrsy-The supply continues remarkably light ard hiss
css much chang. Some lots Of hoe Tur
seys from Oho been sold this week a. Sl Live Poultry
10 little hlshsr md sslls quick w. quote:
Tss nsrIsr a dressing sad packing Poultry often msiss q
ynspt eisereLes 10 Price.
rswh Gs q pair 81 IS lCjssse che q hssdl GO al -
T<rhey. u o 3 iDacks psn...... ~ al ~
iooLTRy-By the psekase, %. We qaoe:
Ttfssyt JeI PhIAl3 "A Ducks h..sd .."....3 u IS
De-, Wessmk s,A:s IL o Is Fowls, in coed order "
<<<<s Jer. l. Ia.. 10 % IL Ill /?
sDo, a'sse Nessrn. . a 10
0Asl BiSDs-We ouo,e
,uyaS G<>s a., n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

For the Web esltHs WEDNESDAY, Jan. =, 1855.
rAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FoR rHf WEEK.
According the reports from the several market in the
", there have been received FOR this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

SEEDS-Tbe inquiry fair for Clover Seed q aac I new
in part for export piices vel sustained with little here
Rosgh Play SD 10 IN moderate demand and plenty AZ
~ 20 q bush of % y. Timothy seed ia in limited request
a. ca 50 Calcutta Lnseed has teen improved demand
duu The mas, week and notwithstanding the large stock
and nedairly prospect prices owing 70 already
,a Rave .shtly advanced The st sales the spot
:. 81 YdSl si bush cash, and in Boston vi 3d. being
A. ADVANCE Of about S. Y bush. on opening rA,es.
SKfNS-Tbe market, both for Cos: and Deer 10 rx,her
BIT the former 10 red Ieed stock pArsry CuAooa and
now less depression manifest: he as; sales Of Cieos
we've a. As cssh AID sS57 for good heavy OF
Jsnpiee Sc, pqS Deer are rer', nd d;s:E,i q. sAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

POTATOES-The receipts are hbea the demand without i'm
roeIut and prices rather lower though the decline
.h, that alteration in prices and only remark that
Inv Az, outside figures there demand for shipment and
very little for cz consumption oe Nova Scotia a. $685.
a hush We.:eTn Reds a. 81 81 81 Z Dbl $50 IS .
Tor JsTy MeIceIs % 75d - tor Janes aad S5d - 30 for
RiCF-The business. moderate a; $SG S. 80 p 100 y
of 80 tcs a quota'ions
sGARS-The feeling has improved under le.. liberal receipts
and oneutAy demand. The auction sale Of New Orleans this
nornns showed advance the former sale Of r. and
rys;sy the sales Of both Raw aud Refined show shade Of
proy,u.pt The sales 90 hhd. Cuba q 5G5ic y hhis
pore Rio q, &c 10 hhds New Orleans a. s. a6c By suction
40 hid, New Orleans 4.c l95 hhds DO Al g6c and 10
md. CARRIED =, t. Crushed Ground and GT4nlsed com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

STOCK KAILBoAps &C.
They also report Beyes aid cher Stock received BY krcsc'
~ Shepard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

dyr PorLrRy-We quote:
Nsw,s, iat. 4 pair. 81 o IS
TrheysE h.. u o %
ioeLrRs-By The psekafe, y
Ttfseyt JeI. 4 PhiIA.l3 o "a
De, Westsnk s-A.e IL o IS
SSssss Jer. 4 L. Ia. 10 % II
Do, e'sis 4 Western. . a 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

Although we have reduced our quotations, the de-
crease indicated BY the fgu'es dOes not fully INDICATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

fOtA Of al kinds isst week
BEEvEs pyFERESr STATES
" lnerton Co. proprietors Of the Wilmington Drove
Ysrds tihs report The Cale market from the following
States; -
N.wYort .............. sssl Kentucky. ........ 25
Oho................ 74lNirgins -
Indiana ........... las New Jersey. ID
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

had scaled the walls after me, and passed
through the iron hail storm of war un.
scratched, Archerand myself had fought
side by side, and the courageous little fell
low had closely followed our footsteps.
The boy was intently gazing upon Ar,
chcr's face, as il dcsirous of attracting his
attention. Supposing he wished to bc
praised for his bravery, ! turned to Arch
cr and said
"Captain Archer You have not yet noti-
ced our young volunteer
My words had aroused him from there
yerie into which he had fallen; he raised
his eyes and looked towards tho lad. The
moment their eyes met, he sprang wildly
to his feet eXclaiming--
Della"
Edward ~ was the reply and they
were locked in each others arms. He did
not pause toQuestion her uuth-he asked
no explanations. All was forgotten in the
joy Of reunion. was made acquainted
with all afterwards The mystery was ca
silly solved, Thcnotc had been forged by
the relative who had just lost the suitand
he had abducted Della, and conveyed her
to country house, to give color to the
fabrication. He did this to revenge him
self for the loss Of his property.
Della succeeded in making her escape
and returned home. Her guardian iutor-
med her of the departure Of Archer, and
the cause. She determined to follow him
and convince him OF the truth. She made
her preparations secretly, and left homo
in male attire.
In New York she had discovered that
Archer had joined the army in Mexico
Nothing dauntcdat the length Of the Jour
ney, she secured a passage and sailed the
next day. After many pcrils and hard
ships, her devotion was rewarded by find
ing Archer at Monterey.
Archer had prophesicd right when he
said "his heart should beat rest that dav.
That face which had been 50 long slran-
ger to a smile, became radiant with them
Determined not to be deprived Of his bride
a second time, as soon as his duty would
permit he summoned in priest, ard
acting the part of a father, placed the
hand of Della within his own, and gave
him jewel of a wife.
She bore her husband company thro'
the Cemaindorof the campaign, and when
the war was over, returned to Boston,
The relative who had made himself so
busy in concocting the villainy, had eva
dcd the punishment by flight. The last
time had the pleasure Of seeing Archer
and his wife, they were enjoying the hap
piness they 40 richly deserved. May it
know no abatement.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

Coon GIRL.-A fire occurred in Newport
r. l., recently, at which the hose burst,
and there was a cry for something to bind
it. lady who was near promptly Offer
ed one Of her skirts, and the stream of water
was soon doing effectual service again.
That lady should be honorary member
of the fire department.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

over thtee weeks ana less than three months %
cents per square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding S lines are in
serted for 81 year.
Advertisements not marked with the number of
insertions desired, will be continued till forbid and
charged according to these terms.
LARRIMER & WARD
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

tl.,.l r.... '.....t -. ~,
'nt vIv, ~, ~ '|l J " 'cnhu'o' not knoWing exactly
V''"' w. Wv wi iG" sec ! H"u no'Hlh Out
W. ,IN S"o'' "H'ou "ouioll ! Go ihuch TO
"nJ ~ lo",'a qu"o'upgu at Ihat Instance
,,i'" %"s soIt . scared 10 go up any high-
In ''''' T"''i'E an" 'ooNIng rouhq Il
,'', I',','' in up '.E illinu' pays J. J. IN
,",,,,j lj ~ IN ny VI" II SUM mere gaping
l.;il;;i WV wv "i''' '''"y 'v'',.o" oi"
I,,,,,,.i .,,, w.. 'o.s'''! """ lo' s"P Tuo
,,,,j ,,. w. ''i"9 fP,, WI i,Io - ~ ".I' '
L",i.. WY F''iLs. ,i,. ~ ~ oyer Oh '"S'r
,L,,t 'l,lt' "",', '''l lay n'INI' E"oT !oT
1', i'''I'I,, II N''!Ne'' tue s'''"ll Or"
,rns, ,, ,'", a,a m,'' 'T' i'i0 'neI' c,'''aS'I
,,,,-I ,';.I. ''"' u"' t'"'.i' S'
80, WI, 'g'''V' o"IIe'' "oI,lh 10
sLo o,,ar ~, u" "0I", i, .i.,i",e 'ite o'u
=, ,, ~ W. '',' l'''' an" "vs',"
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.Na,,, c,nG,,,, ...,.r .i,..,... u,
u,o,, L.,.n,i I,I ,I,''' :, ''y vi "
soni,.,, aIff i d;,,t stn,7 may ,',,5 .t,,
Lago, ~ ,,,+ o;nIIiI, ". ,'I'. NY '','
riGIt ,rr ,,.lnt 40 C',. ',o" " '','' :
l.,,,,,. ti,,,., a,;4,,,.- ''' c.. Pc ""
,..r '"l,,,,'.ou WIZ q
tInv pu,, 4Hl., D,, .,,l ,r 4-.,;,, til
a,I pirt ,,,J IT,, VI t'i ''i'e
rnn ~, mn onf Lat ,or, m';i a., 'Iom lti- iIt,e ~
ann for r,,, ar ~, ,,l' ''J 2[ooN y. y"
fLancLt LaL,,t ti,,o ~, ,,'J ,,J'ngo, ''''
cot ~, l,,,at ,o,, 'r, r', 'o' iT'l ,I 30
eT chm WHO u,,;t ,.aro ,,' ar f'n i,'' tI'a T't
sJo of ho ,i'oa ,aaJ. Wi W. I''T 80 oS,'o'
and to artta, r,,,, IN t,'' o. J.,
his onncoronc, ra,, I w. C l, 'Pu ,,,,''
al ot ,CIr,,t' ,,.;ti ;''o " ,'o''''
TLoro tro,, ~, W ~ Gaha , @ E",, ,oo"Jt ,' eI
scroctcLcd 7'' 5''' '''' ''7' /
"CoLa .,r. ,or, ol,,,,4 ,.,u,1- ..a,.a
ord nnt oGor ,nm, -, '''''' 90 l''N 90 ! 'loN'
TX nocI, ororti,o oIl I,,.u
ston tbn roy, .Lortod '''' '''''"''N ''''' i
IAIi rialt TN ,tenJ e. tr,oir ooso ,said
Cobn nTtting Il tbr1ngb 'J', tIo 0,, &c. N;i,o I;i,a
mad s''7' '''>0
"V.l Lo ,ot ~, s,ob . ,,,;t u,o4 :,
tr;aa Iass tL6n no TINA bo ins" H.
that he couId have LnocI,oJ ona ~ ,a,,,
o,.o,. r;tI, J,a ,,,,,l,la 80 ',,,
"Usre aces smmc nnt t' I5aLo I5L, Lr;,,uio, -,
~, Lis ann c,ro sis5t and ,.,,IT;r, 5s"s
ot tbe somo ti,no ''' ''''.' '''''''7 '''So ~
81 made snra ~ coo so,,et+f,o dana
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

psA-A queer genius on being asked why
he did not attend the funeral Of his wife,
replied, "that he could not leuve his shop,
and that it was always better to attend TO
business before pleasure"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

nas-An lrishman told n merchant that
he wanted to buy an empty barrel ofAour
to make his hog a hen coop.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14

rn..During the past year twenty-six
revolutionary soldiers have died, as have
also twenty five persons Of one hundred
years Of age and upwards.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14
Terms of SubsrriptIon.

RI paid In advance, or within throe months 81 "a
tf paid any time within the year, / b0
Il paid after the expiration Of the year, OO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-14
Terms of AdYeriisinn ~

Advertisements are inserted in the Republican
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15

Ne. 49, - [ssset,
4O0AUA1O, xoaA.,
u kSPkCTvt]ll.Y iafssn ~ sisisss,
~ d Psaols end the publIsI 10 ssasssl,
sAae n.y. alvsys hep on I'D . great Va.
vissy q vsesy 0.sds ~ fsgs, q assost.
meetc Z etsek ana vaaey Caal5, psvsesvss,
rtcAles, Nuss, Oyssess, Sasdlsesv eeossi
Ale ~ lses1oa psrsrs, wiNes, Ccrdials,
SySuPs and Cisass, &c. All oeasss Will
b yto.ptly asa fkisA1slly slsesdeA 10,
Jsly I, lNe. 9l-.ly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15


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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

Bribery and corruption appear to be
the order of the day. Congress is in
fectcd with it, and Lecompton or any
other villainy is expected to be con-
summated by the President promising
Office and favors or threatening the re-
moval of their friends. In Wisconsin
recent investigations Indicate that Ex-
Governor Bashford received large
brides in stocks and cash from one or
more railroads. In Iowa it appears
that the commissioners for relocating
the capital of the State took brides of
many thousands of dollars, besides
lands and corner lots. Every man
has his price, said John Randolph.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

John X. Kane, Judge of the District
Court of the United States, for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
died at his residence near Philadelphia,
recently, Of inflammation of the lungs.
Judge Kane was great man chad
greatness thrust upon him in a
small way. What little reputation he
gained had its origin from two op
positc causes: one was Ito his honor
that he was the father If the late DR.
Elisha Kent Kane and the other (tC
his dishonor), that he was the unjust
Judge who sent Passmorc Williamson
to prison.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

A Duhnqn" paper speaks thus OF
Ben NJ. Samucls, who was voted for
by the Democrats Of the Legislature
for L. S. Senator in place of Gen Geo.
W. Jones
The Democratic members did
themselves infinite honor by voting as
they did for Ben NJ. Samuels. He is
an honest, high-minded and honorable
gentleman. He despiscs the Lccomp-
ton fraud, and all who sustain it, be
they President or what not, and the
Democrats, in voting for him, voted
for man who is no more Democrat,
in the present acceptance of the term,
than thousands of men who call shem-
selves Republicans"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

The donation visit to Rev. |. D. Rust,
on the 4th inst, was fully attended,
and all appeared to enjoy themselves.
Mr.. Huntley and his assistants in the
Concert on that occasion, acquitted
themselves in the most crcditable man-
ner and called forth frequent applause
from those present. On the whole, it
was one of the pleasantest meetings
of the kind we have ever witnessed.
The amount contributed in cash and
some of the neccssares of life was
about sixty dollars.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

The President has announced by
proclamation that the sales of public
lands will take place in Iowa during
the months of June and July. The
exact time and places of sale are ar.
ranged as follows
On the LIST day Of June, at Dubuque,
on the 18th at Usage, Sioux City, Char
iton and Council Bluffs Oh the l4th,
at Fort Des Moines, Fort Dodge and
Council Bluffs on the 2lst, at Fort
Dodge and Sioux City and on the ist
day of July. at Sioux City. The lands
for sale at Fort Dodge are situated as
follows
Townships Sc, 81 So, 81 and 90, Of range TO-
Townships Sc, 81, SO, 80, 81 and %, Of ran
ges 20, 81. D. and %.
Townships Sc, 81, So. and 81. of range "a
Townships Sc, 81, 49, 80, 81, and 80, OF
ranges %, 20, 81 and %
Townships Sc, 81 and So, Of ranges 80, 80,
81, 80 and 30.
In the Usage Land District there
are four townships open to pre-emp-
ton and some fifty thousand acres yet
unsold.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11

The proprietors of Dr. Halle Balsam for the
lungs, and DR.. Baker Pain Panacca in War
raRtiRg these medicines to do all they are re-
commended to do, are rcaping the reward of
their confidence in the virtues of these truly
valuable medicines, as there are no articles, Of
a similar character, which have won their WAY
so soon, to the high regards of the great mass
of community. Orders from old agents, and
applications for new agencies. are constant
ly being received. Boles, Smith & Co., No
Il South Water street, Chica5o, general agents
for the west
For sale in st. Charles, by L. A. & c. H.
Haskell, and by agents in every town in the
Country.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-11
Impeachment Of the President.

The shameless and infatuated ef.
forts of the President to impose a mi
nority rule upon the people of Kansas,
have already produced a feeling in
Congress which promises to result in
IA degradation of the Presidential of.
flee, thus far unprecedented in the his
tory of the Republic. 1t is freely al
legged at Washington that Executive
influence has been corruptly used to
secure votes in the House of Repre-
sentatives for the Lecompton Constitu-
ton. The justice of these suspicious
is grounded not only upon the under
current Of the conversation in Wash
ington circles, but on the practical
admission of the Administration party
the other day in voting ogmime facto
against Mr.. Hoard's proposal for an
investigation, that the facts he sought
to expose, would not bear the light
The only ground taken for resisting
the motion was that its author would
not himself make specific charges of
corruption, the specific charges of
newspaper correspondents not furnish
ing necessary aliment for such inquiry
as a question of privilege. The fate
of Mr. Hoard's proposition seems to
have been unexpected, and to have in
famed the feeling which already exist
ed against the President There is
now strong conviction that Mr.
} Buchanan has laid himself open to all
impeachment, and some of the most
prudent and far sighted men in Wash
= ington are seriously considering the
propricty of making an example o
him. Should he persist in his policy
and in using the patronage of his oflic,
in the way he has been using it, we
should not be surprised to hear of ;
motion for his impeachment being
-, moved, any day.