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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

Lumber! Lumber!
a LING 4 WILLIAMS having removed tha1s
IA Lumber Yards to the eoroeY oe Hasrlson and
poush stsooto, ere nv psep4rod 70 OObs ereet M
duceosnss - psrcAsssss of La1ber, having
Tho Largest Ard Best AsseFtoent
IN TAR CITY,
Oonss.ting il part q - sollsving, naassy:
COCOON II Fencing, fre0 IL 10 - tess leos.
500 600 II Timber, Joists and SceaNiag. slflengths
md si1es.
4oo,000 n Neoring. dPsased asd unApsssed.
9OOyOeo II sidisg, dcesssd anA uodsossd.
ZOO, 900 Clear and oscenA Clear 1oaJas and
Plank.
90, ,OOo n Poplar, from u to inches tAsck.
~ bdls o. No Oh'oaoo 0hinoles, oeossting q
shaved, Out ond oaWed.
$40 bdls Of laths.
10 bdIs Of Psckets, 1k and inehes
Als0 IasUe ~ sVtmGas - HoosS an1 ooso.
Alao lasGe assegtnent q ~ Dtnds - oasA Wood
for Carriage and Cabines MseeT1 uoe, ~ - Which
~ vtlI "a q ~ Wy Iovsse msrkss Dsices, q
new yor1, eosueF u Uorylooo I'D DeageA oeroo0s
AlLIu0 . WMliA12.
4.s Al - - II < 1stAes 1inhsr, sevsa -
pFeeGly eor DrI0GsU, ~. svS60D
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
FRANK PLUMER. 0EO. n. VAN HOsnN
PIUMGR Il VAN MOSEN.

A TTODNRYS and Counsellors st Law, and Nota-
"A riss Public. Also agents for the Charter Oah
1re Ins. Co., Hartford. Conn.,, Capital t10O.O00
City Fire In 90. New Haven, 16OO, go,
Once Le Claire Block, Davenport. sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

I N E w = II o e II
BOOTS .AJVeD SWOES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

CORN Il DOW,
A TTORNRYS AND COUNsRLIOR6 At Law
NOTARIRS PUBLIC
Omoe-M Maoklot ! Oorbin's Bzchanss e1es.
navsnport Iowa. oeloW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

JOHN NJ CRAW FORD,
FfORNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND
IA Notary Public.
OvuOs-Nicko Block, up stsirs. Ja20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

~. MHREu.RR.

H. " IL EusEttV
HRNERAL COAMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, (Wholesale) Agent OF the Syracuse
Salt Manufsctery for Davenport and nsghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite X. r. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
aug2O'5o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

rLOCK and watch Maker and 0nRraver, Brady
~ street, between Second aud Third, Davenport,
Iowa
Jewelry made End repaired
~ Classes put In Spectscles st reasonable rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
Wes1 POpes H-esv Caeap
9. SHEPHERD 4 SON,

NUnBBR 10 RAS1 oBCOnD STRDDf,
VXTHnRU we invite I'll rseusring 0osds In Ouy lire
w os business, = call and Judge for thcmselvss.
0slI Fepsvs. Oaks, 0isssd, Hssey, 1ssstNsS
seI LA1sle,
ln great vsrsety. Gold cd Oonmea ohsdss, 1a0sg
Curtains, Ylseboas6 rolnis, Dos6ess Ae. Alse -
~ 0anQ1g n o1l ~ 6vooaooo - va8wdUe prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

% VIM. Allen Esq, Secretary Of
the Scott County Agricultural Society, has
placed upon our table the premium list Of
this society for the year 1859 By the
pamphlet we learn that the Society will
distribute this fall over 81 900 in premiums
Copies can he had by applying to Mr.. Alien,
at his office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

CHAS. T.. PUTNAM.
A rTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law AND
"A Notary Public. Once, No. Is, Dsvsnport's
Block, Main street. aug21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
J. g.. PARKER. M. D..

YSICIAN AND GEON,
nFPIOE-w,th Aessrs. Regsr d Sewers, No. o8,
~ BRADY street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stte0-
zion. nova
JAMES T. LANE, JOSEPH J, LANn
Atterneys aad CeunsellOPs ~ Law,
Omce-Nos 1 and 6. Commercial Block, south east
corner Of I'd and Brady streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
CARDS..

HENRY %. DgRSON,
A TrORunY AND COUNsDLIOR At Law, and
~ Notary Pablic. Loans made improves
property. Metropolitan Block, "a street. Davenport,
Iowa.
DOCTOR KEITH,
HAVING KBSUMBD TRD PRAOTICn or
II Physte, respectfully solcits the patronage Of
his friends and tho public.
OvsioE No. kickolls Block, over the Bank.
Apr1-u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26

OUPONT'S GUNPOWD8A.
~ A. BEL1N, AGENT. Once, with b. Beckett
~. ~ BRADY street, next door to the Post office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-26
TAYLOR 4 BALLORD.

No WEST 6ROONO o STRDoT, III OLAIRD
~ Row. Davenport, Iowa, Wholesale and retail
d. ssrs IN Drugs. Medicines Chemicals, Paints OILS
window Glass, Fancy Articles, Pcriumesy, Mineral
Teeth, 3oid Poll Nc.. &c. 0ch0
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

10 maintain auy condition inconsistent with the IN
.licnable Rights Uf Man.
ia T.rrlinry Is not sovereent!, but creAtioh
tiihr Federal tiuy, rJlrGt for lnca aud temporary
euds snd can exercise uo authority not inherent IN
The pos,rs liuii which il derives its existence
Henrr Siayriy III Terrier! rsnnot legally e1'tt-
ihr rxri riri;a! cas. II which II was assunied 10
d, i've Z. gal .yst.nre fran the Slave Slates or
Colonies (VirglLia North CsrVlino Georgia, Lo,i-
,iana) fr M trti e, rtain Territories were taken,
boyiug no present nor prospective parallel.
Ave iiot these truly Conservative doctrines
Would pot heir triumph put an cnd to slavery
agitation in CongIe,s 80 far that possible Can
permanent psace between Free tud Slave sIsIcs be
nationally eSprtYj any other ground why
sh u!d not s,ucrir conservatives realize that these
ducir.nrs and these snl r, rrmosr Slavery from the
sirua Of Nalion-i struggle. and rrudrr II that local
Bnd temporary evil which Washington and JeHer-
son, Hancock and Jry regarded il! Why do not
ihs !rrrds Of Peace ac, III that -p!Tt whereby only
pegcc can be secured
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
APPEAL TO CoNsEEyAT.yEs.

The ostrich with his head IN the sand has not
hitherto been esteemed remarkably wise or pra-
dent and the pilot who shuts his eyes and rms his
ship plump ON a rock has been supposed to eyince
rashness or ncompetency rather than foresight and
GOODNESS. But in our day an ugly question arises,
threatening to disturb arrangements and shiver
organizations: 50 those who dislike these results
GET together and gravely resolve that the disturb
ing topic is a susanee-thatit it has been sufficiently
debated already; and that they shall henceforth
ignorc it. 1t is easy TO resolve this, but not So
easy to give wide lasting effect 10 the resolution.
ANY man could shut himself up in a cellar and re-
solve that he ignored sunshine; but the sun would
continue to shine nevertheless.
-Four years ago this season, fifty or sixty McmSers
of Congress were elected as "Americsas'-their
party generally agreeing to "ignore" the Slavery
question, whereof they had had enough, even then
So those Members went to Washington. and In
stead Of ignoring the Slavery question, soon began
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
ENTEMPOHIZING A MONUMENT.

Our readers may possibly have heard the fact
distinctly asserted that Rome did not rise TO tho
elimination Of its magni6cence in the short space
Of twenty -four hours. The Pyramids are usually
supposed to have been the work OF time. The
Great Bunker Hill Monument Was not only long
delayed in its erection, but the difficulties were
positively fearful, and were only at last overcome
by Ladies' Fair, and by the uuriyalcd perform
ance Of Mademoisele Fanny Ellser in the popular
ballet Of La s!lphde. So sundry distinguished
churches and palaces haze been IotOriously long.
wiuded affairs; and not tew OF those regal and
ecclt ST, sical ediGces have remained unfinished,
through quite number of generations Of carpen-
,ers and masons, to the present time But "e are
advancing. ard very soon We sha put up a Cleo
phtra's Needle as rapidly eghtstOry brown
stone house is now erected in the highest latitude
Of the Avenues. AZ proof Of this, We cite the
monumental iest Of - DR.. Edwin b. Smith of ST.
Louis, ard Virginian," who, being piously in.
clincd, while on "A visit to Cuba aud remembering
the hard fate Of young CIittendcn OF the Lopez
"EsIeditlon." determined to erect monument to
bis memory on the very spot where the gallant but
unfortunate invader met his fate.
This was most difficult undertaking. Poor
Critteuden was buried directly under the guas of
"the Fort Of Atsyes, and il was supposed that the
commander OF that stronghold, far from leDdlng
platoon of pioneers to assist in the honorable
enterprise, would blow sky high anybody uudel.
takIrg the slightest monumental erection upon that
particular sEot But DR.. Edwin T. SInIth was Dot
10 he intimoated by such difficulties. sing the
mouumeDt Of marble 10 be- PR pared be paesd it
n. !; ,olante aud drove TO the loury grave with but
a single companion The precise spot was sscer-
tailed: but h,W could the MONUMENT be erected
with perpetual sentinel upon the walls of IT.
Aa.e., ready 10 shoot the iirst man who should
strike spade into the ground But Dr. Edwin
managed IT, In the fret place, he is declared to
have carried the monument TO the place "uader
Lis cloak" From this We infer that thl. monuaeot
IL not Of poDderous, broad or elongated char
scter. You cannot imagne-we defy you
TO do lt-Dr. Smith, carrying the column of the
Place Tsrdomt under his cloak. The monument
being brought to the spot in order TO beguie, baf
a. and bambooze the sentinel, the Doctor hit upon
most notable expedent. He spread An umbrella
How beautifully SIMPLE, Under cover of the um-
bTelln. he went resoiuteiy to work. He took the
monument from beneath bis cloak, and still shielded
BY the umbreIls, he commenced plantingit' Soon
was the glorious work achieved! The monument
was erected, set up constructed, established built
ard consecrated! Smith, with his cloak aud his
um. rels, was too much for the gallant aud lynx
eyed sentinel Of the Fort Of Atayes; and planted
his stone, even as Samson bore of the gates of
Gazs; OK as tie Ibelous Italian makes 'Orgia Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

Our advices from Europe by three steamers
contain no important news from the seat OF war.
the Corp, LcRislsiif in which h. announced his
intention to place hiaSt at the head ot the army
The object Of thA war. he said. wss " to restore
=" Ita! 10 herself lot to Impose on her change of
masters; not to fonlent disorder, nor 10 disturb
" the rowe- Of the Ho! Father" nuniber of
the Continental bsnhs had raised their rates OF
discount. and the Rank Of England was about to
follow their example. The Ministerial gains at
the English elections were from 10 to 20 in ic6
members TIE residue of the Vigo's dispatches.
which ceased coniug before the important part Of
the news reached Us. willprobably arrive in
for our evening edition aai viii embrace i@o days
later intelligence from the seat of war.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

The Journal Of Commerce, u BOrder-Rufii IN
newspaper published at Kansas. NO. notices the
expected prrscuce of Mr.. Greeley ut the Republi.
can Copvcntion at Osawatamie on the 18th inst
He will draw an Immense crowd Of the faithful"
says 7he Journal "a We hope visit to Kansas
4" will cure him of some of his crotchets in regard
Ito Kansas affairs" The writer next speaks of
MIR. Greeley's proposed journey across the Rocky
Mountaius by way of Pixies Peak, and adds: I'VE
"sre glad of this, as whatever he mag say Of the
&" gold rcgicn will be the truth. de far Ms be can
" ascertain it The public will look for his nc.
counts With great interest"
The first of MIR. Greeley's Letters from the
West will appear in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

Boreia in the well.known Opera. When the un
brelis was withdrawn, there stood the marble ms
meuto. inscribed "SACgED TO THE MEMORY %
CErTTENpEN" The Doctor had the sentinel upou
the hip. and, shouldering his umbrella, beat rs-
tr,,at TO his Solnutc. and departed trumphanty.
But bow, probshly-tor here we do bu, con
iecture-ctme the turn Of the garrison. For is II
not clear that Is soOn as the umbrella WAS with
drawn. and tie marble monument burst up,n the
astopishtd gs7c Of the sentinel, he must have
reeortej the tressonable sud hisay invasive struc-
ture 10 Don FerVlo Whisk, randos. Commander II
the Fort ho al once detailing company Of sap
pers sud miners, must have charged upon thd
monument, NJ longer protected by the umoreiiai
must have demolished that monument: muss have
tom up hy .he roots that monument; must have
broken. crushed, powdered and scattered to tie
fur winds If Heaven that monument-thus cast
ing freeh indignity upon the tomb ot tho ~
fortunate Crittenden-eyen II they did mol
dig hm up and rebury him. for gre'tsr
safety sgallst DR.. Edwin II. Smith AMI ms an-
br-l,,. within the iutrrnched inclosnre of r.
Atayes. Tis ucyel Hes this. of secretly erect'as
a monument Such an article MAY be-miny saca
have b,rl,- secrr,ly destroyed tt WAS ono th'os
10 saw ttr the wooden figure-head Of Gen Jackson
from the bow Of the fiigste Constitution. nader
cover Of the thick darkness; but IL would hsss
been quite another thing TO hase undertaken "
secretly nail the efigy Of Daniel Webster there. 70
be iguomniously removed by the ships carpenter
the very next morning Our account says that
the Doctor succeeded in erecting monument;
but. rs was sure to be pulled down, we SUCCESS
that. in fact he would have accomplished quite ss
much # he had stuck his umbrella IN the ground.
and placed his hat upon the handle
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
THE DEBT OF FRANCE TO ITALY,

There is one point Of view in which the driving
Of the Austrians out Of Italy may be said to be
debt which the French owe TO the Italians, since il
is 10 French Intervention in Italian affairs that the
position which Austria holds in that peninsula is
mainly, if not exclusively due. Thus fsr singular
fatality has from tie earliest times attended ali at
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
The Virginians.

TuE SEMI-WEEKIy TRIBUSE. which is printed
,nis morDIDg. VIII contain l'srf kiX "f NJ
Thackeray's new serial entitled The Virginians."
The EVENING EDITION OF TIE DAILY TRiD.
uNE Of today will also contain the same part.
Copies can be purchased in our Counting Room.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

The Boston Courier yehFm"utly execrates DR.
Lardnrr's proposal to empcy in WAR new agents,
of destructive power SURPRISING alItorIner mo nus
Of death and devastation. "Unless human beingt
hre converted into demons" says The Coar'e'.
"no such implements Of warfare could be counie
"napced for Il momeni." Ii strikes us that. 40
cording To this reasoning, gun'powdcr and Mimic
bull,ts. and rAcd cannon and all the improvements
which science, has made in the art of destri'o'ios
ought to be abolished, and war should be- rodacsa
again TO the primitive weapons used by the Scy,h,-
aus or the F,.jee Islanders. And yet these m"'lera
improvements, so far as they have been applied.
have tended to shorten wars aud reudcr the,n ust
only fewer but less murderous; and it has been
supposed that if means could BE- discovered by
which an army could at oucc be annlhi'ated, 10
that victory or defeat would depend not on num-
bcrs Of men, but simply "n getting the advantages Ut
tie first fre war would be preveated altogether
Who h Ows but these new methods may Do sbio 70
accomplish result SO mportant'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

The farce of City Inspector, or How 10 make
Political Capital" Was played aga last night III
the Board of Aldermen, and went off smoothly
Jonathan Trotter was tr0,ted out by the May ns
u candidate, ard promptly trotted back again by
the Aldermanic employees Of Mr.. liold-over Nor
given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

BosTOS, Monday, Nay TO Ics''.
The coruo T-sione of a rev +" Hcuse Oi the Ang"
GusroisD," Catholic Orphan Asylan, was lad ., %
y.rLor--tIeet koxbuy. ye-rerday afternoon, WIN oe
c,EiipR ceremony by Bishop Erzpslnck I'd bv'.ss .s
The Rev. Dr. Cummings of New-iork dei1verei w.
address to an audience cf tx thou,snd Per'ons )"
sen hIei ursley csuyss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
1lesp!2lork daily Uriba,,e
TUESDAY, MAY Il, 1859.
To Rusirrss HJru.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
have ares Inventions Lands anything else 10 cell must ad-
ye II they erpec, find purchaser spd we believe there is
n other Advrrisins medium good r Wrrgiy TRIBUNE
prir, q rcr line each INSERTION
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
NOTICE!
o. J. Woop 4 Co.
Have Removed from Ne. sic 20


In CONSCIENCE Of The yer large number wee pieE % bay
Pref Woops BuS RrsroR.rlvg ttom the hangtsroSy
dtc tie pgoPfieto received skc r-.anss ieasurc OF
theis tsipe hereser and viii BE- most happy 80 ali
their LADY spd 0o,~msn g:a ami to sisc them az is IT,
The ncnesr OF yezEs Pf Wooo's HAiE REsroSArNS las
heu hon the ruShe and the nsuurtn which has suss 81
Its rcPu~tiu saown BY cmssny ucrssius dsmsnt for
y Icndss unnsee-sr, a. tbs late day 70 dss is n'vfss
Suffice u TO gay, is late ts !n Imitation Of otbTT,
stimulated By hs success, bat entldc and wees,aesAed
pfvpafso TOT restoring ,he color sud sfowth of the hs e
eating eSnayar rseyep,ing the hair falling and general
tiher Of al saeotons OF the hair aud soalp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
To TIE Associatt d PIe.a


wAshIsGro,, Monday May I6, 1853.
All the rev laval steamers win be placed in
mission soon as they shell be successivey flushed,
aud before the coae If lhis year every ava,bls ve~
selwil probably be in active service. THIS esgn /,
lCt, however with reference 10 the European war, ~
no damage tu uur commerce il approhruled from
that cause. Vera Cruz il cOusdered official quart
ers to be orc Of tho most important points where
lsrgr fleet ia required. and o@nce additional vesses
viii be dispatcbeH IN the Gulf of Mexico. Til; facI-
ies il the reiehbvrbood # CeLtf..l America afforded
~ squadronr either fnT IL u operations
considered sufficient for all rimcrgrneies.
According 70 a genersl urd-r juri Issued from The
AaGtaLi. .G Lerais ofice, officers of the Medical anJ
Pay Gepnun cnts may BY virtue oftheir conui-sons,
c'mnsaLd all eIsted mn, Ike other commissioned
ofiCeIs.
The following military stations are -anuounced As
double ration poets from the date Of their establish
n.ei, and Wilde occupied b. not lrss than
pan: DepuItmeLtOi OF fesas-For Quitin4n and lamp
Huasnn; Department of Ur,gon-r0rt Hhpingbsm;
Department 81 Calif'rnia-Forts Crook nnd Tsr.Waw
Nrw san Diego.
Ofbireteen samples of caryGs bag, the contract ff
supplying which las BEEN awarded ony four 81 thsh
selected by the Post '-Ofce DePartsn CoInn.is-
slcb a. being C Tie hrst qnaii'y wdh reeaIn 70 a'o-
rial and wo kBau-bip Several protests have beeo
made against tie ard but the question will not be
Tie d.fepsc Of Wes'cott. Postmaster Of PhiladeL
rhia IN ausaor certain charges against hD, ocen
pies il i. said. upward Of hfy pages of manuscript
X vas received about tree weeks ago; Is yet there
has besI 10 oefnit. actita. on il.
New -OrleaLs papers oi Tne-,isy contain the repyd
Senur Ocawpv, Munster ot Foreign Allan Vt tae
JnaIez Goyeruu:eut, the fourth point ,he protest
of tie CertrAl f;oy erB, NJ namely That Al treaties
"ard cortrac,s made wIih The tjrusr, " aSe M ana
" void Ocaupo says, "D9 aithstandins oil thsn
"prtests The nation, which bas DO need of sacn ou,
coIs tutors will DO that which 10 Il IT. aod
the vain ord- Of n-urpisg funci,DAry llneaslhg
b. piIa whom be calls padent " will cot have o'tef
"aniborty than the enlightened sovereignty whn
(which th. sovereignty of the Republic See- proper
"to cluthc thcn."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

From Our Oun CorrespOndtnt'
WAsmS0ToS. Monday Msy l6, 1852
No dispatches have yet been received from Mr.
Dallas which announce that Sir VIM. Gore Olseiey
had been ordered TO make n treaty, but suoa
are expected rs stated week ago.
Tho statement made by one of your cotempo-
Tares' telegrophic correspondent, rep esent'ng
Mr Sartiges as saying that Louis Napoleon had
plan by which to embfoil the United States in t'e
European war, is pronounced fabricated. Sart'ges
sails on the 2jh inst. bat viii Resume his mission
in the course Of few months. Hence the absurdity
Of the story.
Judge Douglas is still here but will soon 60 10
New-Orieans Cd business, and thence 10 Chicago.
Baron StOeckel, the Russian Minister, is shortly
expected back.
Trustworthy inform alton states that the present
movement Of the Democracy Of New.York
locks toward a concentration OF her Delegates
on Douglas aud sn abandonment Of Slr Buchaotn,
after Using him as Gen. Pierce was used at
Cincinnati.
Senior .Jerez the Nicaraguan Minister, returns
on the 9Th Of june. He wiil take home TIM official
refusal Oi thIs Government to r,tify the amend
Inents To the Cass Yiissurri treaty. This reply hs
been heretofore communicated orally. There /.
no information here touching his going Into tho
Ctbnet of President Madrez, and the report Is
10 be doubted because The t@o are rivals.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
The DEPOT FOR THE SALT or
TIM AMXRicAs SoLiDirED MILK,
is rrutoSc ed 70
No IS Lihertv-s' "a door east 0f BTcaissy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

HnL's Ham DYE, 50 cents a box, black or
brown, wsnsn,ed Depot, No Barrsy also ,oii a. No
SOW Bosdws, ana by ali Druxsl.s Ipfs,be OScueNr ana
FIosALA r the sro~ts spd beeuy Of the HAIR ASelie
OIsTNEaI, ks Chsps Bpus, Bsa', kulisps Pi!ss, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

GLASS SHADES! GLASS SHADES, !, of all sizes
Tor cove rus Clocks Ro~sr k constantly baud
10 order Depot No l5o William. cofner VI Ann-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
smyER SoAr.-This unlaue preparation for

Clesnit and Poshins SILVER Plated and Britannia Wares.
MvTs. Marble llu Se, cohvt0eni ard effective. l.
Eyrs fpcr and durable psh Whiting OF any ohc
fowderwiss half the labor sd without .ahns the hnSor<
cleaning fne houfe paint II 10 invaluable. Sold by
HEGEasx Co. Eos. lel. &e. 5il. and 80 Rfoaaray.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
DIR HCCLINTOCK's Cold AND COUGH six

TrEl-Iu Ills spancdc cinatF '1f0 ~ od ust,t a4Tn
he pq,ef-. n.s-c,,d for Gra dsyE Administer this great
srir;if T7ncdy in the early ana yn1 er-pp" WIN ana
Ig-e DE pisiu orc; 42 hours sfr hc hrs; ds~ tGr
rrrr /, cor pl.. Price q cents Wkciesas Diy 10 l.
E,tkuan.r. Sold by Druggists
, 1859-05-28

TO RENTING. South Clark
street, >tu.e l71so fee NlIl be rented lnw r.
sT'ensi!le t., ut. Inquire u TALMAS WHEELER.
c3 I'M taN
, 1859-05-28

wheat being manufactured into -four, the settler
On the banks If the Mississippi continued 10
break up and crop prairie in such way as his
circumstances would afford, and the miller never
turned grist from his nlilttoor. The result
was. Tint the produce rejected by St. Louis
u. n'l tile best lots going to the nnc market, uu
1he Inferior lots TO the other, the bad and good
in general went together; aud while produce
receipts at New Orleans have been stationary
fur the past ten years, the enormous produce
trade Of Chicago has been built up in that short
time. Like effects follow like c4,lses, and when
Chicago practically rejects the lower grades Of
and that n,urkct will draw largely also ofthe bet
ter kinds Of grain.
The 'tishy" savor, it will be seen, docs not
abate in the least. St. Louis does not, and ncy-
CT did maintain n rigid system Of grain in:pcc-
tion. The grades established BY tue Chicago
Bourd Of Trade, udrnit every variety into the
market, Nothing caa be more absurd tlian the
mistaken notions upon wlici, the entire argl-
,ncnt Of the writer in question is based, il, in
deed, VIC can dignity the fa-raso Of nonsense te
has given 10 the world BY calling it argument.
From. beginning to end his premises are untrue,
and his conclusions, therefore. such liz will
never bc realized. With the exception Of the
-trrowsnlith Hoax which appeared in the Ldn-
don Tn4><, nothing pertaining to America hns
evcr ;;.incd admission into the columns Of the
English press, OF such Muuclauscn aspect rs
these articles in Tie Marx i<aae Express. They
too ridicnlously untrue to require rcfutatiol.
The conditions which give prominence to Ch:-
c.,:o rs grain market, Gun only be altered BY