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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
A. BRANT, R, 20
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL rn
AND CIVIL ENGINEER

McGREGOR, :: IOWA.
rs prepared at all times to establish correctly Los
Disputed Lines and Corners also to furnish
de igns for Railroad and common Roads, Bridges OF
the cheape and mot durable Kind, Maps and Plans
neatly executed Will attend to laying out Railroads
common Roads, Towns, Mill Sites &C., DC.
All business promptly attended to. and work done
with accuracy and dis patch ..f
April 20. lS59tf .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01
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CLAYTON HOUSE.
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CLAYTON CITY, IOWA.
Clayton City, Iowa May IL, 1ssotf
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Il. q SMITH. W. K, WI
e. SMITH, SHERWOOD & CO..
Conansission and Forwarding Merchants,
North West corner of Olive and Commercial streets
(Enfrance on Olive street,)
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

JOHN HOEY,

Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brandt
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

Oh Kits and 10 bbls. of Aackerrl for sale
~ low by ALLEN & SoBrHs Ayp. 81
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-01

A MERIC AN HOU S E,
KANE g. SONS, Proprietors.
ITAvING made many alterations and Improve
IL ments in the above House and rcfurniShel with
Furniture throughout, and owing to the low price
OF Provisions and the worry liberal patronage bestowed
upon this llouc at present We have reduced the Prce
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can the public that the accommodations
Of the American shall not be surpassed by any House
in the city.
Milwaukee, July IL, lS53n73tf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
FROM EUROPE.
good time,

The arrival of the steamships Vanderbilt snd
Bavaria at this port puts us IN possession of advice'
from Europe TO the 22d ut. The news-although
the great battle for which every one VIVA looking
had not yet taken PLACES important, inasuuch IS
it foreshsdows that battle and the results likely to
flow from it, and shows The situations and feelings
Of the combatsnts and OF those who may soon be
come combstauts. The Allies had almost reached
the borders Of the famous Quadrangle, and the
Austrian headquarters were at Villafranca, which
il about midway between the fortresses Of Pes
chera and Verona aid upon the road from the lsttr
place to Mantua Garibaldi was on the western
,bore of Lseo Garda, and had moved to within
few miles of Pescbera, when the appearance Of
superior force obliged him to retire. Napoleon,
whose headquarters had latterly been at Brescia,
whence the Moniter now receives kilograms, had
left that place to advance. The Allies had been
marching leisurcly through q smiling country, the
inhabitants of which rose TO greet and to join them;
while the Austrians were retreatng in such hot
haste that the march partook Of the character and
inspired the sentiments Of flight. They gave, 1t
is stated, mspy opportunities OF attack to the foe,
which were not improved. But it seems probable
that it was the intention Of Napoleon to de-
fer an engagement until Prince Napoleon, with
the French feet, could attsck the Aus
trians in the rear An indication of the feeling
Of Venice ia given in q telegram, which describes
the exultstion Of the inhabitant, on hearing that
the French we're at Psdua and the riots which
sprung up in consequence of that false report The
motives or want Of motives, the policy or inpolicy
by which the Austrians have been led 10 abin-
don their stropgholds and fall back in such
a hurry to the Mincio, continue to be matter
for speculation ss their insction after crossing
the TicinO and overrunnDg Sardinia ~'s; and
speculation is quite a. idle now As it was then.
Meantime, the new Government of Lombardy
has quietly gone into operation and Modena and Bo-
logna were making preparations TO govern them
selves In the Papal States there had been further
troubles, and Swiss troops had been cent to Peru
gia to put down rising there. The purpose OF
Prussia in mobil'ziug her army wa, not fully known;
but the prevalent opinion was that she designed TO
put herself in the position to act as armed media
tor between the belligerents. Little hope was,
however entertained that her efforts would be sue
cessful. and it was generally believed that,
whatever the result of the expected
battle on the Mincio, she would thereafter become
party to the war, which, in that eyeat, would In
volve all Europe The departure Of Kossuth for
Genoa and the proclamation Of Gen. Klapka were
considered omnous of such a war.
The kilograms and extracts from foreign jour
nal, 'i'n which " h--- rcit Justified in filling
large portion Of this sheet, will be found ~ contain
much that is of interest matter of history or of
speculstiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
From Kansas.

LEAvEswoRTH, X. T., Saturday, Julys, 1859.
The Constitutional Convention assemblies at Wyss-
dot on Tues4ay next. Tue Republicans claim ma
jo'i,y Of twelve, but as the certificates will nos bs
issued until the day of the Convention, its absolute
political character cannot be stated.
1t is understood that in any event Constitution
will be framed prohibiting Slavery and that an eofs
will be made to engra provision excluding nsgroes
from the State also prohibiting the Incorporation
of banks Of ssue; and that action will be taken IN
reference to the claims Of the sufferers during the past
troubles in the Territory.
The proposition TO annex Southern Nebraska TO the
State is to be considered and delegates from Nebrssts
will be present The project Is thus far favorssdy
received,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The enthusiastic Aldermen who hoped tbatthe great
balloon or air ship" which left ST. Louis on Friday
evening would land its passengers on the steps of
the City Hall in season to the regatta, of the
Battery, perhaps to compete for the prize, will be
disappointed. The balloon reached mother earth
yesterday at Troy, where it excited the astOnish-
ment of the inhabitants to an extent only equaled
by the "sensstion" produced in another Troy BY
the wooden horse, of which certain ancient poets
sing We know little, yet, of the adventures of
the daring aeronauts, whose progress was noted at
comparatively few points on the globe above
which they sailed. They were all but dropped into
Lake Erie, but escaped to keep the glorious
Fourth in Troy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The Hon. Henry J. Raymond, in letter written
all the way from Paris to The n y. Times, does US
the honor to say that certain opinion which he
entertains "wiIl probably shock The TRIBUNE
We are not surprised at learning that in the forma
ton and expression of his opinions, Mr. Raymond
always has THE TRIBUNE and the Judgment it may
pas. upon him carefully in mind; but in the present
case We hasten to relieve him from an apprehension
which we fear must be painful We assure him
not only that We have taken cognizsnce OF this par
ticular opinion with entire Indifference, but that
We can't conceive of any opinion of bis which could
shock US or cause US any emotion whatever.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

20 too Mr. Jefferson is quoted as saying.
Where every man is able TO read aud ~f'e' :"
(" i. safe" What an order for horn-bcoks there
Va III be from South Carolins presently "The sd
" "yenti,ous Circumstances Of birth sod fortune
Are to be immediately ignored, aud Ton and pinsa
put upon mild course Of primer. Who VIII SAY
that the world is not progressing Especially
vb-n the Grand Jury Of Charleston. ssys'
n.u,i .pS -oth, e al sn pr.i- Ia II see At a. times
.Bd ir Al place. JUsrIeE sad Po~rs TEMPERED WITH L1s'ff
ard GoopSEs>"
So much good has the Great Southern Remedy
already accomplished. Shall We not then describe
tbi, wonderful medicine, which. perhaps. even
Ye.dcn takes every morning fasting We are
told that il " was first compounded IN Middle
:. .Georgis"-that " the worn-out, exhausted, dis
"pirited, detected, and despairirg weeping in
bitterness, and calculating alas alas as they
saw the sweet cup of life filling from their lips
" and the waves of anguish dashing high over their
souls," have taken it. and at snce felt hrst rate
that the great mass know it, have tested Il
and long years will roll away ere they can wring
the memory of its inestimsbe virtues from their
hearts" The more they take Of that medi'
inc in South Carolina the better for their bowels
Wesre indeed, much astonished to find ho~ beauu'
uly the remedy is already working. Strange aud
almost incredible as it may appear, somebody, ~ho
b,s no doubt swallowed bottle of this saiatury
stuff, has written q column on the subject ol
"honesty" for The Chartes,on Courier. lie seems
in th. pleasing essay to be of the opinion that the
lsborer is worthy of his hre-that honesty IS the
be.. poucy-that all men are hh brethren-nay' II
i, wonderful how good, kind, gentle, sweet and
vi,tuous he has become Let all South Carollna
he drenched with the new Southern pbysic! Who
knows what or how blessed may be the result
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

To-day is" the day we celebrate"-the snniver-
sary OF the day on which " the passionate mani
"festo Of revolutionary war" as Mr. Rufus
Choate describes Mr.. Jeierson's calm State paper,
was signed s3 yearssgo AL is peace nov, and our
children safely or with danger handle the gttering
par'icularities which commemorate the gIttering
" gene rSliti.s' in which their iather delighted
We have no advice to give our readers respect
ing the proper mode of spending the day,
and for the best of reasoss-it would not be
Needed. Fire-crsckers, guns torpedoes, regst-
tas, excursions, accidents, heAdaches, jollity,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

TnE DAILY TRIBUNE is sent to subscribers by mail,
at st per abnum.
The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published on Tues
dsy Friday Of each week and sent TO mail
IS per Two copies for SJ Five copies for Sli ID.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent TO subscribers, by
mail 50 per Three copies for IS Five copies for
So Ten copies for s12 Twenty copies when sent 70 one
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
The Assault on the Benicia Boy.

Boston, Saturday, July =, 1872
The sparng exhibition at the National Thester last
night, for the benefit Of Jenny Massey broke up in
q row because Heensn, the Benica 8oy, and Woods,
another pugist advertised in the bills, you'd tOs
appear HeeDan was in the stage box and on leaving
was attacked by large crowd Of " roughs; sn1,
knocked down by a supg.shot His friends finally
rallied got him into hack, and conveyed him TO "a
apotl ecsrys chop where his wounds were dressed.
HE scalp badly cut with other bruises, bu.
Of them are dan verous.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

"rum,- fighting. upsuccessfal seeking for
ouiet triumphant seeking for noise, no sleep for
ipv,lds last night, 20 sleep an unusually heavy
sleep for young New-York to-nieht-such are some
of the beads under which each msu's experience
on this holiday will fall We wish everybody
GOOD time
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Naval.

Bosom, Saturday, July :, lSJy.
The sloop-ofwsr Savannah was discharged from
Quarantine yesterday afternoon, having no yellow
fever board, but sixty four of intermittent
fever and fourteen Of other diseases. none Of them
contagious. The ship in perfect order, and in the
sick bay the air pure a. in any well regulated
hospital There has been no sickness Of any import
arce among the officers The ship will proceed 10 the
Navy Yard to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

VIII be ready at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning II will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths, and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing of the last steamer.
The Moses Taylor leaves Tomorrow at 2oclock. The
mails close at O'Clock. Single copies in wrappers,
ready for mailing, for sale at the counter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Fireworks Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, July s, 1853.
Samuel Jackson's pyrotechnicsl establishment On
Ter'h and Reed streets entirely destroyed BY tho
explosion Of fireworks this afternoon. Mr.. Beck, who
was employed in finishing fireworks for the Fourth,
was burned TO death He was young man, and had
been recently married
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Further particulars, including list Of killed and
wounded, by the late terrible disaster on the
Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Railroad,
will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Markess-Repoyted Sv Teler,a,k.

NOZZLE July l-CoTTox-Saes to-day 900 baes ss Iiic fox
Nddns s~s Of be week, 800 bsles receipts sS5 eses
sasirt 20 in the week lss; year s,ocs. $3.50 os~
SrEnLMc EXCHANGE, u9Qlos1
PHILADsLpHIA. July 2-FLoua declined 2ci sapsrnnnss
quoted IS 25 With no ssles WHEAr steady White 49,
oi TO- Red o. 5G4 81 So Coss-Yelow a2c. Oars unseS
tied. WHISKY unchanged.
BALrso.r July 1=eLocn duh sales Of Ho~sd :rss' -
Ohio ct % 50; CRY hils, from Wheat, ~ Wee.
WHEAT, very choice bew, 81 s0G 81 75 White. eifOes
Con. hm White soes2c Yellow. sossSc. Provisions eaD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten cents) for SAIL
st this office.

CONsUMPTION.-THE SPECIFIC REMEDY
"WixcHEsTERs GENUINE PREPARA1foS' OF the HYrofHos-
pHrrEs LIME SoD., the discovery OF Dr. CHuRcHLL'
al the only remedy that will pulmonary disease II 10 also
cure for all neryou. diseased, debility and dyspepsia Price 81
per hottie three for with directions Sold at the sole
neral DEPOT in the United No. IS John St tup sairs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Steam Fire Engine Worth Having

PHILADELFHIA, JuIy y Io6IJ.
The .elfpropelhng steam FIRE engine built at Lee &
Larneds Novelty Works for the Southwark Hose
Company arrived last evening, having propelled Itself
two hours actual running time. The highest speed ss
tanned vas at the rate Of eighteen miles per hour while
several steep hills surmouned at the rate of ten
miles per hour. The weight of the engine 5000
pounds and that Of ts fuel water and nine men, 5000
pounds.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
NstuTnrk DAILY Gribn,rs
MONDAY, JULY A, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice Of Anonymous Communication what
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated oy the
and address of the wriierno necessarily Tor puoucs
ton, but guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Communication
Business letters The TRIBUNE Ooe should In Ill cases be
addressed to HORACE GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
The North American.

MosTREAL, Saturday, July =, ls'9-7 P. IN.
There are yet no signs Of the North American at
Father Point.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
From NeW.MexicO.

ST. LOUIS, Friday, July I.
The Mexican mail Of the 18th ult. reached In
dependence tonight. The Democrats had pomn sed
Mr. Oero for reelection to Congress. An expedition
fitting out at Albuquerque To chastiss the Navajo
Indians.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
CNuxrERYErT BAsK NOTES.
syvysrY,tcs1 Ery Covxrrsyrtrs m TIE AosrH oT JONE
sooo,dins to the
RAJ kOIH RLrQRTLR-

SgyyNTY.ycHr EEy CoVxrEayItrs IN rHk Aosrh oS 'ohr
sooo,dins to sbs
rv.ocR.yucaL BAsx kors REroaTEa-
r. A s hundred aud thir.y two f,e sIniles u genuine nes
IN M s,,, three nunbe Of this EscYcLosEbA there are Two
UvspsEp AND sIxIYsrx SPURIOUS, RAISED Asp ALTERED
No1rs now ceuiaon:si,ered in The name and location
the bsni.sred the deDounsOnal vsine, and usds In ~
os every instance fcm tine worthless b Of botsa bsnk
AID en.iriy unlike .hs genuine.
II Jou wi.h 70 BE- safe from such frauds, bny the
FAC-SIMILE ESeYcLopEDr. OF AMERICAN Currency.
You H,vY ONLY TO PLACE FslpcLysr Norrs sssDE
THE FscsrsrLEs TO D,rrcT THEM At a GLANCE.
Why IL yeu depend upon printed description full Of effof'
end printed in the se. type when you can save IL the me
thu. cou,ued By reference fac-simile of the genuine note
m which require. but glance Of tbe TO insure you 'sans
any local
YoraRE LIABLE At .sY MOMENT TO RECEIVE SPURIOUS
NOTE sArsrp FROM OsE DoLLAk TO FSTr
Tuy EScYcloprpiA IS Issued WEEKLY sussERs. EACH
CONTAINING GEE HUNDRED FORTY rAcNsiLGs-THE
WHOLE WORK TO BIZ COMPLETED YEAR.
70. SALE BY ALL
NEwspEALISs AND PERIoDIcAL AGENTS
THROUGHOUT THE cousTRY
wn CoUsLAsD Co.,
Pubishen.
No. g sEssssus.,
Eew-York
DIR. ]. BOyEE DoD's Office hours for consults-
ton from IL TO m at Ec $40 Bro.dwsy where hn
W '' CHM WiDDITIELD.
THROUGH THE OCEAN SPEEDS THE LIGHTNING,
Through the world speeds LYos's PowD,,,
Staying vermn without cesse.
Bed bug. roach, aud flea, ar n.y.
Feed upon ~ sqnirIn snd oe
His PILLS ike it, from poison free,
Csnnr bun humanity.
Yet rats aud mice they quickly slsy
Lyoys POWDER /. harmless mankind but viii XII al hou'e
.ees garden. plant bugs 10 LYoss MAGNETIC Pulls
sure d,sih To rats and mice. Sold evefy where.
BaRsrs PARK. Nos Is and Is PsrkfOw, N Y.
Beware Of imitstors and In posters
WMDERs PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
GREAT Fnrpsoos svg ov rHr WORLD.
War'orsed ! F,ss w 1'c~ Da"p"'''
~ - Corner Of b.y-st, NY.
WnDER's PATENT SALAMANDIR SAFE.
The best Ere proof Safe il the world
R.ats Jsweler.' and House Safes made TO order
0vIRK BRo1HIRs No ss Maiden.l.ne, n y
CRAMPS, PAINS AND DIARRHGA.
The only cersn safe and reliable remedy in hese complaints
~ TALL L Srow, No. 43 Bewery.
VIII cure the cramps IN ten minuttA
Sod everywhere at q cei IA bottle
G. X. WOODwORTH,
Manufacturer OF
PORTABLE Gas WORKS
For Private Houses, Factories, do .
No 1 Cedsr.u Eew-York-
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten cents) for SALE
Q this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Gen. George p. Morris has lately written very
patriotic and spirited national anthem, entities
"Ths Union," which has been set to music by LII.
Thomas, and published BY William Hall e Son.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Sailing of the AnglO.SaxOn.

QUFBEc, Satnrdsyi July 2, I6JJ.
The steamship Anglo Saxon sailed az 80 a. for
Liverpool, with 100 passengers Wind light froIn
esstv ard-amost calm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
suiciae at WaverIey, N. Y.

WAyERLET, n. 7. Saturday Juy :, Io0S
Gabriel SsJer, one Of the most wealthy citizens d
this village committed suicide last evening by cutting
with razor the blood veeses Of his arm, while tom
porarly deranged. He was widely known and greatly
respected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
KEEP CUIIpRrN EMPLoyED.

Chiicren. OF any household work.
Should bever b. lo~ed u shtis.
However young they We strength enough
To make for Cre1ul-thst best of s'ufs--
rom TIT foVknsVTS FsEEEERS .isn;,
And ct eosi hats very slight;
Aoo Tie bcs' thing to ie<d upon
ter all children uDaer the Gun;
a. Ana wei they sre thus hep, employed,
I" ME thus they are % vel epbSyed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has larger circulation thar
any other nepope published in the world and the bes
medium through which reach Farmer Merchants Mechanics
Manufacturer &C. limited number Of Advertisements ar
solicited at ii per line.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
To the Associated Press.


by which the mails hitherto conveyed by the steam
and Havana, will hereafter be sent via Fernandina,
and back. The contract with the propretors of the
Isabel expired on Thursday.
Lieut.. Drake has been ordered to the frgate Con-
gress, and Lieut.. Fairfax to the steamer Mystc.
The Russian Minister has recently had frequent inter-
views with the Secretary Of State and it is understood
acquiesces in the enlarged views Of Government as
to the rights Of neutra regarding articles contr sband
or otherwise of war, well that free ships make
toward the establishment the law of nations, Of the
freedom of commerce from interruptions by wars,
cept TO far the immediate beligerents concerned
WAsBiYGroS, July s. 1852
An official dispatch from Frankfort says that the
destructive consequences Of the To commerce,
industry and labor, become daily more apparent;
that large number of the factories in Germany are
closed and that those in operation principally on
American account, and supplying war orders.
There fourteen bidders for supplying anthracite
coal for the Lavy and the offers ranged from s. % 10
81 % per tun. The contract was awarded 10 Horace
T.. Browne Of Baltimore for Black Heath coal-lJO 600
tuns II much more If required, at the hrst-nsmed
price
The Post Office Department has dispensed with the
services OF twelve Express Route Agents, receiving
each 81 COO per aDnun, on the line between w.fork
and Cincinnati. The baggage masters are to be al
lowed 80 per month each for the delivery and receiv
ing Of the through mall
The expenditures Of the United States for the fiscal
year ending with june exclusive Of trust funds and
payments account Of the public debt, were
$fS. ..yy6 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Wreck of the Brig Umpire.

BALIINOkI, JuIy D, 1913.
The brig Umpire from Boston, went ashore at Spar
rows Point on Saturday and has nine feet Of water In
her hold.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

The SYMr-WEEHIY TRIBUNE has also very larg
circulation IN the country Advertisements inserted at
Del line each insertion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
To lnventOrs.

We shall be pleased to receive from inventors de-
tailed Of their inventions discoveries and sa
ciety important for benefit Of resder
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
The Tribune for California

Tnosss H. BooTH, opposite Temperance Hall, TKrs
TON y. J., has THE TRIBUNE for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
Business Notices.
STRAW Hat

STRAW BATS,
-, rs<,aad Switzerland Italy Cn% Es's Ses and Sun
xss priss " the fines, assortm-Ds ..f onsfeo
W. koa 4 and A tor. .Hoose. Brottwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

DR.. JAMES MCCLISToCK'S DIARRHEA Con.
DIAL Our ceufdspce the efficacy DIR Jau~s McCn
tocks Dsssrsea Cordial unbouaded- Ev-r,bssy .boaa
hsvct the pz~scnptsa of al nent peysieis
yerk L~dser.
Prcs IS Depot No IS Besinaat sOla by Drusss,s
sveryWhcrc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Messrs SAMPSON. Low, soyG Co, No Il Lndss,s Hill Lon.
don authorized 10 receive subscriptions to The TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

special Dspeccn 70 Ine ". Atiooie-
WAsHINGTOS, July 3, 1859.
Mr. Horace f. Browne Of Baltimore was the
successful bidder for the Navy cOsl contract at
SO 25 per tun, which is large saving upon
the price paid by Secretary Touceys connection in
Philadelphia before the coal agency was abolished
last session This is one result Of the Opposition
investigations 1t will encourage others.
1t is doubtful if Mr. Aug Caesar Dodge will con-
sent to be q candidate for Governor Of Iowa; the
pleasure of being beaten is not sufficient tempta
ton. He wrote his friends before leaving Madrid
that he would not stand under any circumstances.
He is entered for the Charleston race.
The President has gone to Old Soldiers Home
for the Summer, but attends at the White House
daily as heretofore during official hours, and after
then, on Cabinet days, Tuesday and Friday.
No successor has been designated for Mr. Lamar,
and no competent one is likely to be appointed
The President has ignored his own rule, which
was to require Ministers to know the language of
countries to which they are accredited.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
HOME.MADr Icr Cpp,u

snsrcr th,n pastry and much p.sasle With the use
OF NV You can ENJOY this Of iSa-
rs rss nS' shevsans ~ cents quart. Prices rvaae-d
the @tosne eI1iSs sS quarts 81; quarts,
ana scla Wholesale BY 4 ToRKsY No sP.,,s NswYors.
RUPTURE CrRED-By MARSH & Co a R,pIc.I
Cgls rKpss Also SILK ELssrIe srecxuss for r.,co..
vsin surrokrnRs and SHovLpEs BxAcEs nsram-nts for
despgmites p.sde order No Ne-ey Aa,or Hous- "
LaAiss' private rooms and female attendants "