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FANcY GaocERlEs. = Messrs. Goodricb \ Co.

FANCY GROCERIES. ~ Messrs Goodrich 4 Co.,
corner Of Common and Tchoupouas Streets have just re-
eesea oy direct Importation great variety pie fruits jel
e saucss nusard and all those little table de caces
and reisss which most folks along without but gets
along much better With for they which are slmot
necessaes We would just refer the reader
VINO looking over the Crescent at his
fhs morning, 70 the list OF em Of Goodrich Co.'s ware.
and are very certain thar he she will see something there
sha no of she would like to have dinner supper day.
BALL MANAGERS, housekeepers, and those having
70 40 VAN ING giving q private parties any kind frolic.
ing. may rely upon having the table
attended to BY the employment the confectionery and cun
.y artists attached the elegant establishment of
ard ne successor Of Mr. George Beard at .s7 Camp
nus place D0nsd tusks pss and such dscacss are 20,
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FE " Err AND CUE.

f K v E r. AND AGUE.
osGooD'S CHoLAGoGUE.
This the only and certain remedy for this hateful die.
No need again complain Of having it. unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy If they
take
osGoOD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chils and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South and whom all should be
addressed.
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A WORD TO FAMILIES.

When You look around your houss and you think
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling and
everything forehoces comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear young falls and deep the of
cident You look everywhere for relief and can't find
-why? Because you have neglected to have hand box
Of daley Magical Pain Extracorhisi is the whole
be. Remeu Der and always have it hand. Instant relief
will he at hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-07
To Artists: builders

To Artists: Builders
Aud
CIV FL EN- GIL EE 8.
Always hand complete assortment of
Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, DRAW
ING PAPER hest quality, all sizes; WATER CoLoRs Br-
Boards. Painters Pallets Brushes, Pink Mezzou
saucers Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing Lhogaphc
Pens Pencls etc.
Also various Works Drawing Architecture Engin-
eering and Booksfor Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD ssTEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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Law Books! Inv Books!

INV BOOKS! Inv BOOKS!
An extensive and weseected stock of Law BOOKS com.
prisiug TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIGEsTs, REPORTS,
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent American and
English Jnrists.
Also. full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs-Al at pub
fishers prces.7
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL l. CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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Playing Cards.

large supply of the celebrated manufacturers PLAYING
CARDS, reduced prices. Also. beautiful quality of Play
ing Cards for Clubs WHIST and EUCHRE PARTIES
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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pALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EYrR ACTOR

Will subdue the pain and inflammation from the seyerest
burns scads, in from twenty minutes heal the wounds
without scar and eecuay piles salt rheun
nammatory rheumatism and named eyes cuts wounds
bruises, old scad head and bunions sprans
swengs felons chbain bites of insects sore nipples or
swelle1 broken breasts all other and Gu
diseases, where the parts affected be reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street,
Sole agents for the Southern States all orders
should be addressed
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bestowed IN the NEST shameful manner, With a wild
and reckless disregard of every consideration save
only that of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the Democratic
party. And it is idle to say that the President and
Mr. Toucey knew nothing of these things. They dc
not seem ever to have cared to cover up their tracks
Judicial blindness was never glaringy exhibited
Workmen, by the thousands, are placed in the Navy
Yards just before elections. The work of the Govern
ment is given to establishments which can aid in the
election Of Democratic Congressman scarcely any re.
gard being paid to bids; contracts for live oak are
awarded to rasca, simply because another rascal re-
commends them to the President, and receives per
centage for his influence Or rather he does not re.
ceive it, and hence the bowup. In the matter of the
coal agency, a still more disgusting favortism is
manifested, and collision established which goes
far to involve the Secretary of the NAVY himself in
the business Of sharing the pecuniary profits of his
own malfeasance. am inclined to the opinion that
sne majority o. the committee did their work not at
constrained to the exhibition of public CORRUPTION 80
deeprooed and so widespread to render the safety
o. the Democratic party mere secondary considera.
ton IN view OF the imperilled existence Of the var
Republic itself. Truly we have reached danth x
governmental degradation which may well canse
thoughtful man to regard the experiment of tbs
American Republic depiorable failure. For myself,
weared out with the feuds of faction the tnrmo;j ~
debate the squabbles Of men as violent as thew ars
incapable, and horrorstricken before the
proigacy Of the highest civil functionares do. in
deed wish to take to myself the wings of the morn.
ing to fly away and be at rest. And this, think.
may, without exaggeration be said to be the feeling
OF every earnest man now in this city.
What IS to become Of the country, Heaven only
knows There is no longer party to be trusted
indeed there s none 10 existence There is no man,
nor any set Of men, who enoy the confidence Of the
nation. We have no truly great men. Some there
are who have many Of the elements Of greatness but
"a one or more essentials they are lacking. 1t may
tructon Of his own party, and to predict as he has
certainly done, that 10 less than six months be will
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs,
ALSO
FAMILY BIBLES, of all prices
HYMN. BOOKS. of every description.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. GO Camp street.
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Scrap Books and Herbariums.

Of various sizes and patterns with white paper
Also 'av large Iassortrnentof ALBUMS, comprising
varied selection
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HnIenI medicines, etc,
w-T ToMSS Xfsf%;!!sF sai,ap.rra
sAS Moss s1Es5S 'Fil ssi;sspar,a;
HooF at,.ASN Sermsn Bitters
Aos sFouah ffSsE B si''sIs
:, Riffs kfEtir H WON'T n, Plum.
WIf pATIs, R M,s nh Wl1d o Chs
ooe o6b Elv qht d H1fsf Fasssse CLARK
con 5i i5yHS IT: rsESs,sssiss .;,..
rI SS$9Sp,S G R2s Ws;ss
dGaTSl5 9ssG E ysEstsSf P pills.
T. sf%s rEas Pills.
spf Hshs sss y SSSR's f fi::
'N'a* AS $;Ef;iSi f EI $i!.:
HU sFEr Hssf s P,!s:
RAR RXbxsT E'sa Rs1 Rf1s'; ''NNAS
hH2 aSats E:t FlGsr q f e oPIsa;;
SHvfs sf Ell s$ $;'.s:
A'sE4Ef EP!& IS, Ointment
DR.; MoRsEs Invigorating Cordia;
LUCINA Cordi4l
JUNO Cordial
Or. ABERNETHY'S Detergent;
DALBY'S Garminaive
1NFAIIInLE Cholera Remedy;
kENDALL'S Cholera Syrup;
,,..,a. ALEXANDER'S Tricobuphe !
HARRISON'S Hair DYE;
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHALON'S Hair Dye;
JAYNE S HAIR Tonic
CHRISTADORO'S Hair Dye;
WQLFE'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnarps
WATEkS' Indelibe nix
PARSONS Indelible Ink
KIDpER'S Indeble Ink
WRIGH r'S Erasive Liquid,
1000 pounds GCM DROPS, assorted
500 - Jul UBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for msd.
cinsl purposes, constantly on hand.
1 Merchants planters and PHYSICIANS orders respectfully
&. N. MORRISON 4 co.,
dit u Magazine street.
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Miscellaneous Works.
COMPRISING
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS. POETRY, THE ORA.
MA, TRAVELS and VOYAGES, NOVELS, ILLUS.
TRATED WORKS, TOY BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS
GAMES PUZZLES ETC., etc.
Late Publications and Magazines.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 co.
No. &C Camp street
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To Clerk Eof Courts. Sheriffs, Justices. of
the Peace and Recorders.

Merchants, Banks and Insurance Compa.
MES, and Cotton Brokers,
Will find at Establishment everything necessary to com
plete the counting with the selected stock of
TIoNERY ever imported. Also, COTTON SALES AMI
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, of all patterns; and Cotton
and Grain, Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.,
No. GO Camp street.
Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND !BOOKB:IN DERS.
AS TO
STYLE, PRICE AND QUALITY5
WE- DEFY COMPETITION
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL eco,
jail If No. 60 Camp street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

e.,irg 20 msry Of our rssiers We give the b,1rdSy
E,ess,d eirsJc- From - 70 &, north lstituds-
az uIl.s Fror. 1902 b. ne vest longitude on the
nth Inc 329 AMI hfh allies From l0l' 70 lls'
-, re ror,h ife-3l0 niles eel fraction. Ara
l.9 6CS sqgIs niles,
RThs 4 lowIs :. 50 extract from the correspondents
- ibs Commercial Agency, John MeKsrop & Go.
- - DENyrR CRY, July o. 1879.
lr regard TO tie much slsed-oi Pkes Peak gold re-
pi.n yiewta a. MISTER 81 gress douo', ron -
ptetept development Shether t"iii prove p7uhiao.s
mining county TO the MASSES; ss yet u mas no.
Eyeiy dollar tsk en- our bas far, oost Two, possibly
I've wb.r lie whole n,ining community Is taken into
consideration. ItisiO ne nopet the INTRODUCTION q
qBsrz Di. and The proper opening OF tine leads, wiz
capital sno nacbD.Ty sill change The result and thx
Ill ~ iessi pay companies It fails 10 psy ioal-
yiduai. Mercantile bufGess, in my opinion, Is u
ureset me of great hazard ard uncertainty here, un
iss IN pnge articles the provision hoe. AZ p7esert
DOR teit merchants are ffom Nes-heneo. Money is
yey soarce and bard 10 procure here AID, strange
+, nav appear tie credit =, s,en Is l,rgey resortei 70
by all clsseee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

HaYrr.-By the arrival at this port Of the brig
George Albert from Port-au Prince, We plsced in
possession of our Hsyti files TO Aug.6 8.
1t appears that the statement in lie Repad!'qae as
serting that President Geard had been offered and
declined the Dictatorship of Hayti, was merely bold
newspaper eaHard. At one of the sessions Of the
Chambers formal denial of the statement was made
ard copies were sent to the different newspapers Of
Hsy.i. The Repu5lique acknowledged that the article
was only sent to them a. communication, bat re-
f.ses to publish the official denial Of the Chambers
Tie Freemasons had been holding great celebra-
ton al the village of Leogsne; President Gefard had
beer elected Grand Protector of the Order. Inc
local news presents little else OF interest.
Taere was but one Nsw-York vessel, the brig
George Albert, at Port-au-Prnce on the On OF
August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24

FALL OF A CHURCH FLooR-WoSDERFUL ESCAPE
IRON IsJrRy.-Tnere was en- accident yesterday
morning a. tie Holland Church. situated at the corner
Of Atws,er ard Leopold streets, in the Sixth Ward.
Tie floor Of the edce broke down while the congrs-
gson was at service but, strange to say no person
seriously injured. The building had just been
raised by screws tor the purpose of putting bssement
rooms beneath, and il stands upon posts sboat five
feet from the ground The poets which had bseu
placed under the center fool timber not sufficient
to hold il, ard the wood being ewhat decsyed i
gave way under the weight of the congregation. T36
oener shps were carried down 10 the ground, and the
floor of the church was left inclined toward the center
from all directions.
This congregation assemblies for worship at hafpsst
nine o clock in the morning and had been in sboa!
half en- hour when the accident took place. There Oh
course was cone alarm and excitement which was soon
quoted when il found that the people a. the bit
ION Of the pile ubiIjured. One or two lsfes
were taken cut soDeshat faint probably as much from
fright as physical injury
This church building was once Presoytehsa
Church al Carthage. Some six or eight years Since
sold TO the copgregs ion now owning X and is.
moved 10 its present siie Tso or three years nnce
ateral addition made To she building rearwSaI
to accom- modate the increasing congregation. Ing
want Of a basement for schoo-rooms han been ioIs
felt, and the want is now abont 20 be suPphed. ISo
dausge 10 the building ia not very great, and wu W
speedily repaired, and the Improvements completed
R3Gbsstes l.ssD, ~ HssJ'
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FROM HAVANA.
fTh- sa,.Ensa Rs1nh.les-.

,-,,..,,o.Seuoe Of Tbe ssysErsa RI ,b,es-.
HsvANa, Aug. IL, 1850.
The s.esm,bip Empire City. which arrived from
SswYok Oh itsi brous h a. additional fTcHf 1t the
,cb ~ p,cgress AID evil zs'ion 10 SPAN m the
tsbhsbuent of sermon for tskiog the esinin! sbti%
tic throughout the SpAn2b oouInlons. osDc' Don
Antonio 10 nero Ousz has ben appointed .1.i Va ss
,Icc,on With a salary u 3 so reals. equal 70 sb9T
a 75n uer aprnm ard the requisite number o. Objects
ard apxbares 70 be sppOutedi out VITO ~ >. De
rible prohufy that accompanies s'erythns snaS
rate from spain. tAeis are eleven aN'see
,r ~ the uuut AZ - The duties 20 beperiorued by tas
,lcc,0n. which are pgbihed with the sts'eheh' "
suec'ipg tie esisbhshO eut Of the sfcci0H'
An a,teu,p, wa. made LAST week by certain sisve
,raceIs If our city ~ purchase the oeantfai hs
rer haIk .JoS Mana Morale, the property OF Aoss
Taylor OF Nes-YoIk. The price demanded Tor hsr
wa. as eco She ia slnos, grew vessel and prooaoy
cost from - o00 10 $4,000 20 build. just as u was
thought the bs'gsiu ~as closed, the .lsVe,,rsSes
CHANGED tn u,iLc. ami backed ont" Tue bark d
pos ,aaiDg sugars for New ioik a. 30 cents box.
have positive Information tss' three slsye csrgoes
are hovdy expected to arrive at Cien'negos
There ale several vssses fttiug out az this time
this barbor who's destination, there Is no oral douo
il the coa. # Africa TO reture TO this leland with ca'
ooes cf African s'eves-slas bosever the legal prod
feqnired 10 de,sin them carno, be adduced.
sehor Den NJ guel Sdsrez Elgl, sho has been 70,
sone tine the curs feness Of The Post has received
the appointment If Secretary 10 The SapeIi9r Clvl
Government Of thi. Island iiOm Spain.
on the s;h inst, the French ship Daguere arrived
in Us DAYS from Macao, vls ST. Helena, WITH o<1 As-
atlcos nee coonists reported cons gued to her captan
and on 10Th ins, the Spanish ship Conception 10 Ih
day- fron Msrss via ST He-ns, with 43 OF the sauA
uuior IN ate c4ss gne1 to Mesrs. Peredn hacht
do Il Co. / have rot been able 70 learn the numoes
OF oes he or the from China of either OF tne
csrgoes The fact b.pg KEEP secret, therefore SUP
poe the nor slty must ave been large.
have positive Information that c,rgo.oi Airicsn,
abou three hundred number, has been landed neg
Csldepas vi bin few days.
By private letter received here per Spanish steaus.
Pssro del Oeesro Ocean Bird from 81. Thomas yes
eraay learn tha, the British mail steamer PsrsmsttA
which wet ashore rather more than a month since,
was driving further the cor al rocks OF AnegadA
and that the chances OF getting ahoat again wers
smaller than ever. But f0r the early hour at which
the IIdiaIa calls this morning should be enabled 70
seEd you any other received by the Ocesn Brd.
As it is, the Indiana will be at sea before shau 70
ceve NY copy If the Diaria de Ia Marina.
There is report in circulation thu. the htGse u
Hes;Ies * Co. of this city has failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
panel; i il violation OF the lava Of C..h % etc
N argument before any Iu5gs or iury here ne de-

N Argument before any Jn5gs or lury here NE dee
siops Of aDy eouT.-eveo tie Supreme Cocrt "
the United s,ates-6lt The courts Of U:ah; - tat
ever be bred SCOT, decision could not lawfully os
cited here IN Fugitive Save case: IN short, tae
Federal J1d!ci,ry, The Federal Executive, aud tae
Federal Army, 81 low existing in Utah, ar. three
transparent shams-tbree egregious fares; taey
ere costing the Treasury very large sums 10 NJ
purpose; and tie sooner the Governor. Marshal,
judges &c, resign, and tbe Army is withdraw,
the better for Ill but & handful of contractors.
Popular Sovereignty" ba. sueh fall swing mere
tina. Brigham Young Carries the Territory 10 MS
breeche, pocket without shadow OF opposi,ion;
be goyerns without responsibility 20 eitoer Law
or public opinisn; for there IS DO real power here
but that Of The Cbnrcb, and be Is practically me
Church The Church IS rich, and is hourly iDcreas-
ing IN wealth; the Church settles all civil contro-
versies which elsewhere cause lawsuits; the
Church, spends little or nothing, yet rules every
thing: while the Federal Government, though
Spending Two or Three Millions per auGum here,
And keeping up fassy parade OF authority, pow
I erless and despised. Ii, theo, We are to have
Popular Sovereignty" 10 tie Territories, le: US
hsye il pure ard without sh5ms. Let Brigham be
resppointed Governor; wihirag the present
Federal Office holders and Army, open
shorter and better roads 70 California
through the country north of Bridger, and
notify the emigranfs that if they choose TO Pass
through Utah, they will do so at their Own risk
Let the MormOns have the Territory to them
,elyes-t is worth very ttle to others, but reduce
its area by cutting off Carson Vafst 90 the one
side, ind making Rocky Mountain TER tory on the
other and then LET them 60 on their way rejoicing,
bs,ve tbs is no. only by far the cheapest bat
the safest md best mode Of dealing with the diff
cultes already developed and daily developing
here, unless the notion Of popular S0yefelgnty"
in the Territories Is 10 be utterly exploded and
given up. Popular Sovereignty in Territory
il a contradiction in terDs; but Popular Soge-
"reieniy" 10 a Territory backed by thousand
sharp Federal bayonets aud battery OF flying
artillery is too moDttrous futy. too transparent
swindle TO be much longer upheld or tolerated.
H. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-24
A RIVAL TO BLosDIS.-Yesterday 6 man nNn7d
Crown a r.in,-r from Montgomery County, near

RIVAL TO BLosDIS.-Yesterday, man nsm7d
Crown r.int-r from Montgomery County, rear
Tersiytoun in a moment OF mental dersns etnenf,
rrlpg tie larse bel g, the Capitol extension which
esu .ed very sudden suspension Of work by the hands
who supposed II 6ore to cal then assistance In some
ms ter requiring Their aid. He sss lectlred aud re-
leased but the lecture vas OF no efec.. LIST night,
by some me ans be got into the builng and went %
tie top Of the senate done shich ne craSled 20
~ large cerick, and, climbing % the beam, walked
20 lie extreme eli sod there took his seat, care
essy poised 81 that dizzy hight, over hundred ieet
from the groap6 He SAs nO'iced about | o'clock
III uornib, ,,p- s, The end Of me bean rhis,ling
ture unccncernecly, quite uuuIin;iul that sudden
fas of wind might ds-h him 20 pieces on the stones
below. He wa taken from his 4" bad snnenee," ami
properly secured to b. restored 70 h. r eafs.
iWslAls:ca s.s..
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From PIKE S FIAk.
Observation-Disclosures.
1917 T-lssnph

ST. LOUIS, Moniay, Ape. y, lsJ9.'
ASyices from Denver City Of the l2th 'eachea
I.syenworih to-dsy. Rich discoveries OF goH h'u
he, made at M. Medicine Bos Mountains lio miles
uutl. west ,f Cbsrry Creek. the excitement 70 re-
gard 70 The new digsirgs ., the hesdsslers OF Tue
South Platte confined ubsba.sd. Large nnmDef'
were daily leaving for both the north aud The sou D.
Sevepr.rsors arrived a, Atchison to-csy Win over
leo ouLces Of g,li.
LzulSwoRrH, Tuesday, Aug. - 49,.
The express bas arrived here with Drn"sf ny
dates ofhe 18th inst, siI passenger and sloVV' ~
geld cusi.
potion Il The recently framed STATE Constitution
had been pubh-bed. No slu.ion ]. made % ths
Slavery question in the BIZ OF Rights The ngA' u
Suffrage is II siIict.d tc tie whites.
Tie local papers are silent il respee. to TIE PROVE
ions Of the Consultation.
The richest di-coysre. have been made since The
lss. arrival, between Cape LaPondie aud the Chey'
enre Pas, shough the opening Of new leads was OF
csily ocoureroe.
A great Iush bad been ade by ne miners toward
tie Cheyenne Pass where il sas eportei oas hundred
10 ttousoLd dollars e day ~as being made by 4
single hard
Toe ernigrG'iOn cortir I'D Ugh; but stesiy.
BUSHES 81 Denver City brisk, and merchandise
and pioyisons were selling cheap.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Proposals for the Cutting of Hay.

ASSISTANT QUARygRMAsrsR's OrYfcE,
foRr RANDALL, y. T., April !, 1853.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at The A.
~ sistant Quartsrmasters Office at Fort Randall
~ T., until IL o'clock, ~, on the 18th day of May
1907 or the Cutting, Sailing, Curing and Stacking
q Hay, the quantity u which 10 be between 800 and
LOO tons, at the cptinn Of the Quartsrmastsr and
CommiasAry at Fort Randall, vt. Zach bidder Is
required 70 State the amount At which he proposes to
evt cure salt and stack the Hay give the names
Of two responsible parsons securities to enter into
bonds In ease Of contract being made also to state
Sor himself and securities tbs Town, County and
~ wn,en ne and they reside, and Is invited TO
b present. ss tbs opening Of the proposals.
J. o. LONG,
End Lieut.. End Infantry,
S5ws A. A. q. NJ, and A. A. Cs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
0ssts seal ~ Iswa.

The 81. Charles City (Iowa) Lsselligencer
gives ~ some information about the State
Seal Of Iowa, which rather surprises rs,
end We give our readers an abstract Of its
article. Il 10 somewhat remarkable that
the Great Seal of the State Of Iowa, il 10
little known both ct home and abroad
Il isgsnerally supposed that the sesl repre-
sentisg IN eagle with ~ arrow in his
bssk snd IN anstrung bow in bis talons Is
tho correct seal Of The State. Not so.--4
That was the old Territorial Seal, and yet
book and map publishers, newspaper edi
iters, To-, are constantly using it. No
typs founder Or dealer in printing mate
rails makes or furnishes any other seal
Tor this State. At the sitting Of the 6rst
Legislature Of the State Of lows, an act
was passed authorizing the Secretary Of
State to procure State Seal. two inches
in diameter, upon which TO be engraved
the following device, surrounded BY the
words, "The Great Seal of the State of 10.
wa" sheaf and field of standing wheat,
with sickle and other farming utensils
on the left side near the bottom lead
furnace and pile Of pig lead, on the right,
side the citizen soldier, with pillow in
his rear, supporting the American flag and
liberty cap, with bis right hand, and his
gun with bis left, in the centre and nesr
the bottom; the Mississippi River in
the rear Of the whole, with the steamer
Iowa under way m eagle near the up
PER edge, holding in his beak scroll, with
the following inscription upon it Our
Liberties we prize, and our rights We will
maintain"
There Is probably but one engraving Of
the Crest State Seal of Iowa in existence Q,
and It is TO be hoped there will'nsyer be
another, - the design is complicated and
in bad taste. while the territorial seal is
neat and simple in its device. 1t is under.
stood that Gov. Lowe will present the de-
sign for new State Seal at the meeting
of the Legislature for adoption. Daveu-
port Gdzctte.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-04-21
Chance for Speculation.

r WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE sALE LOT No 8,
Il 10 Block No. 81, On Douglas street, Sioux City
East Addition, together with the house occu pied ~
the City Council. Terms, one half cash In hand
and the balance In six and twelve months. Title
guaranteed clear in all respects. Apply to
u. STuTSMAN, Agent.
Sioux City, April q. 1s59-tf