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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
NoEice tn Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that The subscriber
~ has obtained from NE Orphans Court OF
Mont gomcry county Letters ofudmipistaiono u
the personal estate OF HENRY SMITH. late
OF said county, decd All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby warm
cd to exhibit thesamo, with iheNouchcrs there
Of 20 the subscriber, on or before The All day
ofNovembOr, 1850 othcrwisethoy may, bylaw,
he excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Persons indebted TO said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment. Given under my
hand this lst day OF November 1859.
WILLIAM G. CLAGETT.
nov s---ai Administrator
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
Total Of Democratic nominees.

Leaving the Nortben aud Eastern States
land some Of them douhteul) for the
Black Republicans, with totil vote Of 50
With this result, for our calculation
which We feel 50 confident of. thai we *
our readers to retain it for future refer
enee. viii not thenomin4es of the Charles
ton Convention be, not oaly from the
principles Of their party, but fsom diver
slliel support Of States North. South
aud East, aal West, aatiiai men. and
the nominees Of tie Black Republican
plrty sectional in every sense Of the
word.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
THE SENTINE Ell.
nrNJAMiN Z. MADDY.

GeorqctocR, D. G. Is oar authorized H.
gent for rcccioiag subscriptions and
advertisements.
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TIE IM2E0HE9 DRILL,"
E'Og Seeding
FIllq. GIAIl. AID GLASS gEIlS


THE IMPROVEMENTS consist IN part -
Il Isl, IL an enlarged and convenient Qua
no Box
"a The employment Of Staples (iugcal 81
scrapers, or Tie broad spuds formerly nsed) to
clean the outlet holes, and stir the Guuuo more
thoroughly, aua ksep 4 1o9,c
3D. An Improvement in Tie relation of the
outlet holes IN The sheet-iron bottom snd the
holes in the regulating spe which diminishes
me liabll'ty 10 clog IN the holes as the gGant
leaves the bottom.
4th' Inc pas OF both the Grain and Guano
boxes arc raised 40 the centre at point OF thei
meeting, SO as 70 throw the water or dampne.
each way, preventing us getting INTO the boxes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25
The Next Presidential Contest.

We give below an article from the
Daily Argus, of Philadelphia, on the
probabilities Of the next battle for the
Presidency The conclusions arrived at
are very satisfactory to the Democracy,
and seem to be sufficiently plausible to be
reasonably calculated upon. Wepublish
them for the encouragement of those Of
our friends who are frightened at the
prospect ola Black Republican triumph ::
We have had occasion heretofore to
remark that the contest for the Federal
power in 1860 was between the section
altsa. Of the Black Republican, and the
nationality Of the Democratic parties,
that no thlrd party could enter into this
contest with any prospect Of success
We have also remarked that if the
men to assemble at Charleston shall be
governed by prudent couusels, and pre-
sent no new tests to the Democracy, that
the success Of that party is beyond a
doubt.
day more couirnatory Of this conclusion.
which We 'iiii@' IS based upon Tue legle
o. inc circumstances surrounding BON
parties:
An we" o. tle lrre2resslpio connect
doctrine Of IF@. II .Seoard, and the
treason and iasprrcctta practices of
va John Drown ana ms associates e.
IL ""l % c0hceaod py every 'eAsoi!aoie
nan 'nat tAe Chhtioston Deihoctaue
ue@et WIZ caffy every 9ou'hetn oiate
iheiuaihS TN yIahd' rug Ugly or
no ! rug 9s'y 49,
ne 'o-ai tlee'ofai vote ioF looU IS
oUo' a majority o. TINS vote VIII be
~. ne southern electoral vote IS
~ ne vote 81 Ne" jersey Illinois
nlli ln,ll.i5}a y III. The vote OF Penn
sy'Vania, the California Of the Allan
TIC" and Of California, the Peunsyl
syaaS Of the Pacific is 81 These two
States age snre for the ticket Of the
Charleston Convention. California IN
ats recent elections has spoken in Ian
gulge uot 70 be misunderstood, and Penn
sylyania, which has always been conser-
vatlye, and constitutional aud union-lov-
ing, will not be outlou9 in majorities by
her sister Of the Pacific. Never has the
" Old keystone" failed when the Issue
has been fairly placed before her. be
tween the doctrines Of Abolition or Black
Reppblicauism, and the conservative law
aud order doctrines Of the Democracy
Never has her people had any sympathy
With treason TO the Union. and never less
ihsn now when it Is patent to the mind
u every eth4th, tial Tue Advocates OF lhc
doctrines Of the Black Republican party
are prpn4reI ia cnronrapc traason
llailI.o ~ -. En- III
''''is'iS' "n' i'i"'"e'' WIN an 'ue nVt
fiDie aitenaauts upon these crimes, to
HI, lsiAl sqms n. seward.
W.. r,,, ,ha, IL, y,.,. AZ Dor,s,.l
N'u'e MN o',''oin ma y Hu'e i"r Tue noih
inees " Tue p'''lo''1'c t,rhT''
p0' VI 'eg"ru 10 ne" lolN' II Is 40"
sFiueN. i'o', '''7 e''eV'oN returns u 'na'
9'a'3' 'ha' N NJ, nolp'"9lsm' Us an IN
"eieuHens po'"'eai e'o'Ie"'' mas uiSaP
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NOTICE.

A LII ORDERS on STEPHEN ". lgppANr
"A Treasurer Of the Schoo, Fund. win BE-
paid on presentation at the "SByrrNrtv Office
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HOWARD ASS0CIATl0A,


A Beaeroleat Mstitatioa established ~
special Endopmnt, jo' Tie rtlief
cfhe Sick and Distressed, cf-
fictcd ruth Tualcat and
EDi,lcmic Diseases.
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Wool CARVING

Aticst-JAs. S CRAwroRD.
may la-r CPk Com rs Cecil Co.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

w would say that the liberal patronage
w they bagc hes owed upon us fer the last
twelve years has encouraged us to pay especial
attention TO their wants, and we will eudeayor
by keeping the various departments well sup
piled with goods at the lowest prices to merit
u continuance OF their fayors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Surveyor and Map pabrisher,
10. c South Street, Baltimore, Md.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
60 Wbpm il map Concern.
GENITAL PARK ORDINANCES.-The Boa

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCES.-The B oard
~ Of Commissioners of the Central PARK 80 orA ioow'
upon The Ride, equestrian ro,t, a. rate rKceedrs ave-
nes hour Pr.op, hcnebs,k shall il,yel os TIE
ride equestrian read, s: rate exceeding six miles PEI
hour -...,..
rsd the beg devoted excu'ivry TO squsstrin' nor
shall vehicle horse animal Of burden put o
the Ceufrs Part eActp; upon the Drive sad other cs,se
snd roads and such pisces are app'oP'ed
No spna vehicle shall be i,tei to stand the Dhse
oor'ge roads Of hs CeL,rs Park or any pi tareo the
obstruction of the TO the OF travel nor
shs Percn oPou se Ceatfs Pax solicit or inve
No hackney coach csni,se or other vehicle for hre .hal
rsnd upor any part Central Pss for the Pup
in any obe P,ensIs peisons Than those carried he P.
No ,hsl article OF thing or sale upoL ne
Ceutr, Park tAc.l, pyosy licensed by the ard Of Con
missioner, Of the G. rta Park sisl s~fing ddns
te aLow ed op ths Central Park.
No omnibus, day wagon truck or other vehicle
Ing de- asDcs manure coil or other article soey
used for the carriage Of goods m-rehands-
sres shall De allowed par, Of the C-uIa Park
sxcet. urSn The iiansy-is- rJscs
Noheateups aba.ive insulting or Indecent .nsuss. snail
allowed the C,ls Park whereby breach II tie peace may
No persons shall be .owe, 70 tel for.une CT play a. ary
game o chance h sry table or iasr:me=; Of xsnr
10 do auy ob.oeoe 70. Cear. Park
In Of where life property endas Esrei
al psop required . DO By lie suPeIia-u ten sly
bic s5. r. The p'ron Il Central Park
specified ty toe print Ii. assistants AID remain Of
ID. 1nil r. isor j. given 20 re'uin
TIE above ordiusnors sdoPei aud Ps'd meeting
tie Beard o 1umissa,rs 4 The Ctu,rA Park day convened
aud held Oh Scp,eabe-, 1857 sue p1b.-i
otedisIce - the requirements Of erL.d for
the regulation arc Il tl- Cen PARK Il the CITY
New loIk passed April seyel;s.nh es1;r-1 han-fed aa
"S5 al persons of-usus asrs: such or3a,aoes ats. be
ess E nm S,o1 RsssI a. -1I ny R. Of the c ~
Newlcit by me ~; s1ng hy collars sai, N t-s. of
payusli BY nFri. mers no: exceeding thirty days
- '-' AND'w GREEN.
Prter, Of the Beard Of Commissioners Ofih- csaitA PARK
Da.td NJ .HFrt M
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

METROPOLITAN POLICE AUCTION
Vl S~v.Iih AUCTION Of UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, 10
DIu Room Cel;re Market THURSDAY s-P- 2. q:
l0a n Os~-ccsfs Fck Co.;s NeSs Psnts bsdies Coaks
And Da Dr.ss Patterns unmsae Cos,s Gfcc-fes rrunks
c J wARaEa, Property Clerk
A. H. SrovTENUuRG, AUctioEser.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
AIOrNT WASHTNGTON COLLEGIATE
Menrs CLARK 4 FANNiNG, PRINCIPALS,
IL. IL ~

Opel, 10 s-yentefnh scholas'l' YES on srPt - To-
Mae pcpils q sl received sad instrlctsi ~ al
bances preparsorT business college Toe num9er OF
o. ps IN al bs a.ps hundred Toe Pfino pas are
assisted IN Classics na,h-matics, Nsuri Sciences trsncA
G.fuan seaui,h BookNepug DEswnG Peomansti, h GU
tcn psiop Sc by Ten experienced Professors AID H.
s,tuCoIs.
A6vsncd ,,uderts Of the Classical Department are Just eater
s the study Of the author. required for admission to tn
sinner phouora classes College under The tuition OF
Prof John McF.rare 40 has duIins more than venty a
Of devotion % Latin snt Geek classics prepared many New
York students FOR CcUmbi, other College. whom 10
Sir Ofl,nto Morris of ills oiy for the freshmen Class Of
Columbia Coege Mr. Serls Pstte of the re ayo NJ
Loci- F-eshmsu Class of Yale College, and MI Cor
Kug th- P,d-Lt Of Columbia Coesr, 'E tbs
Junior Cla.s of ths, institution.
The n French Rave besu psced gndsr the
irltrccr Of Prot D. Go, eineb, for inphtinS cot
Zee. conventional use of the language
Thr Gel ra location 4 t, rsre udes easy % access
from 81 of the city, Br0kyn, Jcrs-y
(ty sud Hobok-u while pIps T. from Youkefs ryinstou
nev Rochelle sud Jauacs, OF 'ou.t.nt occurrence
Circulars of fan pscllsr. ,y he h.c at the Sr'svay ooos
Buinol No - shaw kayners No 20 Bosery aaa
. ,he ScrcoL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
AmuSemeuts.

A CADENY OF MUSiC.-THIS EVENING.
POSITIVELY LAST TwO NIGHTs or THE syasON.
which sccoun' B. prous,d beyond The present. week
Bo.,ou where they viii .pp~sr on Monesy October3
This "WEDNESDAY p ENIsG Sep. q. .s 8 O'Clock.
Fir.. ,epusnc. IL that op-r.of
MADAME GAssIER.
IL her great role of ELNIRA. -
Elis.i p,c.or .ns cousasor MAX MARErzEK.
TIE sale Of se.s or ERNA'I ~il commerce ris morning
On FRIDAY the ss nigh, OF the sessov.
which occssD most bf sa, performance val 0" sNeH'
FAREWELL GRAEb GALA MATINEE
MADAME GAsslEs saa CoRrEsi'
and ell the sr's Q, %. con company CTpqSo wr s9psn
GRAND coabISED inS 'ENrEkTAiNMENrs.
The performance will consist of
.5 Az .TE4foSg sSf,hE cgEsA skox THREE DIE
AED COsCERT
I'e MIpAsE EASIER. MADAME coRrEsL
MADAME srRXKOsCH
sIGsoR IslS sRJgN9LI sIgS9R sgS9R sTEpiS snd
sIUNoR JUNCA
Fun particulars will only be given morrow a. negotiations
arrangement, vii DC ul.3- The mot magna
e.n, as determined 70 make this hssinee
the sres ,yen 10 this ri'y Although there wa De ma
bpity Of eutertanDsus which viii impar TO the msnec ne
character OF . .,.,., vrsr,v.r
There viii be no increase In the pfes
ADNiss ION ONE DOLLAR
Doors open a. II; coumerocsstL
No RgsEKygo sEAra
The whole OF the Academy Of MGdc will Be thro~nDpen 70
the public whc have he privilege d occupying any 'e't they
choose
NOTICE.
A. The entire company leave ior noG % 20
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Danrins Ata6smies.
DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIEA
a. No. SO Broadway. New.York
No lST Montague plscs Broekyn-
EewYort on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS comn,eno-
ns Sept p; Prooklyu TUESDAYS and fRiDAfS osna-
mencinE SIP, n Pyats Cs Or Lsdles at II Cisss fos
Chidrep n for Gentlemen ct Bsmies pnvsss
C asses and school classes sttended
Circnss rnsy BE- bsi at either OF the Academies
N DoDW ORTIZ stes great pleasure In calling sttenuou -
the bic Brooklyn establishment The large roou
has nearly double lie former capaity with ant. rooms ~ prop
don s',euton has been given 20 the adoption Of prpes
system of ventilation NJ DoD WORTH has made
sny 70 introduce IA addiction to all he fashionable dance suoh
sr5 dances would have tho uos, ssuy effect upoe
The sure sene. Of thoss PLACED andss ~
rhsrRs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
FIRST ACT.
MAIN NECK OE THE ,HIP ITHANIA

The th r gcdrs discovery Of the gold minei Of Mexico
w hisrg song and chorus, Bsrab,s aud sAors-he many
and m. ,trese-Dr,sdf de Lascurs with h
wife AZ ohio set adrft upon the ofen boat
A
THRILLING TABLEAU.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

CTRANGERs should not fail to visit the ehie,
- attraction Of the c,ty-the famous DUSSELDORF GAL
LERY OY PAINTINGS Open DAY and sveaias DO. ~
1rsdwsy Admission Is ceu.a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Cost an1 founH.

OST-sIOO REWARD.-Sept. q, o'clock,
Il lo.t, on the s,bav. car, Is ONE-hUNDRED- DOLLAR
,o ry one returning The money Tribune Oce
,Ib.r S. s. SfENlNG, No. les Wes, issh S.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
Aopertisins Asenrn.
CHANCES for Dusiness Mer.

BILLIARDS for SALE-l2 Tables and Alleys,
with the Le,.- Of Spacious Rooms - by 100 feet. The
es nneu, may b@ made paw well Terms easy, rent
resonatle Apply No 6 Broadway. Beeckersti up
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

NOW OPEN,
IN ACADEMY OF DESIGN. NrH-STREEr,
THE SECOND EXHIBITION OF
ENGLISH AND DFRENCH PICTURES,
iucndr ,pecrn-ns of Bonheur, Toyon Couture, I'd
Frere Muller Limbine Ward, Wallis Hook Frost LiHneu'
hlais. sc.
Admission, IS cents Catalogues, Is eeuts .
ROBERT CROFTS. Manager
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
!. ELM PARK. Litchield,

~ Coun-An Ebsish Classical, French sad Commercial
Boarding School, under the OF the Rev. Dr RICHARDS
SON ssss,ed BY WERNER 5JERG ESQ Boys f.te4 for Ce
fe Business Terms mo1er,- For CiIcu.rs address ths
Principals Li,chhed a. The Law Once Of T. WAfhia
son, tsq, Nc. - Nsssau-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
6ousrs unb farms tpanteh.

A FARM WANTED.-I will EXCHANGE
n fr,,r.,e HOUSES H. South Brookyp. having al IN. mo
.n inproy emen. wseF &c for sood velinp'oved fAR
Seud fnl description ty ie.ter only 80 -
d " BALDWIN. No q Park row, y. Y.
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RAILROAD COAL.

~s-HE hueaI lot COaiin the city Of Nashviie Is al
4 Luc .EI[A lA.sD, winch IS tue oaly place IhaI
owes tne ies Al weisnt per 0dshel IL Is guar
u ye more neat, ashes 'iud SCOT tnah any oIei
.tuy o.irrsu Tor sale. We Viii continue To supply
,Ir friends aud customers at our usual 10" prices
durlug Ine ConIag winter. Try the EINA COAi
luI % CONVINCED ttiLL II Is the most cCouohNAI u
ur.sL. Oraars dropped ia box -, 4. o., or al
the AID .ck oil y Z. ~ l.. Depot "IIi DC pIOuPt
- ,rt,.,,,,.i 10 SAMUEL. J. AMEN.
O.Lll-lI
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will r'ty tLo aI.Asst nIrAeL pace iof Corn an
l. b, ueAt IsIITvrod ~ tuc Cay MIlts.
.. y. .tO.tINGSNORfh
octl2-tr NJ. SilrAot street.
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IRISH Potatoes.
Corn unn Mneal.

IN store and OrsaIeatew J4rrels ole xceilen liris
| .ol.tyes AIILE,4L, iIoUrlIs - %.
apTJ-u
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s1rcsA SccAS.

GLOVER, unUIuy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass aud
1 ,If,a.r,. ,.fass seed JusI .cGolVed, aud tor sIS
"a. ,,,.. .asI. RAINS, DI.JHN y ~.
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans /!

k4YEAre "a rcosigt Of a lot OF sapsrtor Hne4tFAas
w rnsy ~lllos sold ~ A4aafsesoFy prices at 80
"a sfEet street.
masaa GARTER. wIlsFoKD oo.
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DR.. "a. AZ. oon.ps E're-Ica Pre-

u'HiS srtaIs 81 .sss - 'i'ss is4I.h or oiroan'
sGLIScs IL uot .cf Itt c-stse ut - liity 10
ai.iliL tiIs uLssIs
aJgfI 40 cyLssit ts5i. - "a t4u Jlty ssir AL
,,.- IaIt .lIsS - ais4st TTcyststy Jts-Lse.
.OJgo srtcis c.I - stIt n44tts lIy tiagt ol
ae J-iIeI 5LItes CAalIL, taS ~ 81 PSF
dozen.
D.. S ". 3JSD'S SPANISH FEMALE MONTHLY
PllIs-fa1ac 'IIis L-ls 0.iy ai4FTlgI
sis sics la rcly go sisA .Sty t.tI csrtstat9
fJf EaGans iIlfe - sIJFAaJf BJssrICtoIs, Iffesd-
..t.iss Sc al 5e sssI i4rsty a. gg4sg.
rfic= psr *. ok cJstAls=s : ruls- Ssat
sn.i-
fas sssLor .4a DO Consulted on al diseases Of a
Tlgate a.Ilre. ss!sIIlac srsstnlnl, = 4aFck cure
alI ulJI rate charge stIsr4uterd.
GSJ.Sss. *. BJNj, Nd. - as5, 1OFaef OF Grand
Al OrsI4rl Streets t.Is sioe 7t1rs- Estraaess
No. > Jral4r4 strest, Ses I0rE. Esttblisaed "a
laS2i ost2s-dsi
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Hay! Hay! Hay!

ol1 BALES pan, n allay HAy--se~ crop;
OOO JJJ q sss oats;
Usies - lts-IeW cfIt,
81 Nuett otr -
just rec-IFSI % cSIass G.htIt ~ tyr Sais cAalp
= ct,ss AssJ, ~ Osssr srso.ss "a tls fs11 uns
sSpccIs4tJ lrstSs All asa - ~egs 80 .st.utiy
b a IlI. ii. a. FA.I-.I>d - ~.
uOs19-ia
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Shoe Manufacturer,s GonasI

So. PARDFSsUs, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
SATIN FRANcAIs, HASTINGS, SILK Ann COTTON
LACEiS, ,GALLooNs, RIBBONS, BOOT AND G eAIrEY
WEBS, ELASTIC WEBBING, sHoE THREAD BIT.
IoNs, MOROCCO, KIDS, BLACK AND CoLoRED To
LET SLIPPER UPPERs, Se, sc, 6o.
No l5e WILLIAM sIREET, NEW YORK.
iunel3-6m
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nasDDillf Patriot.
TER MS:

TERMS:
Daily, per annum %
Tri-weekly, perannum, 90
Weekly per annufn, .---......-. W
One Weekly for two years, ortwo Week les
Tor one year, in advance, .........-.. %
when the ntily. rr-weeky, or Weekly Is to be
discontinued (pai in advance the time subscr bed
forl the subs Fi5er order, otherwise il wll be
continued adoption until paid fer and stopped
ance option If the party is good, VIII be
sent until paid.
Renittances By mail, in registered - letters, at
risk.
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D. D. DICKEY
Extra FamiIy EIour,

Extra Family Flour.
IyNFRA Family Ftaar made from 40 y sheAi, 70
"a n ntnxev
Hams. Hams 7
= N cASg3 ca3tcs cAnvassed Hans, tn siers and
OU fsr ~ 3. n dot.ilSfSE0kfn
e1si2-g No. Asrxss slfoel
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new-Dork.

From VIScHER. OWEN & CO., General Asyert.s,s
House Appleton Building s4e Broadxhy
NewYurk f1- raga
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sueppari's Gold Pens.

1 SMALL ast1ftncIt % thcse superior 6OLD
y rs.N ., Ets az received "
r HAGAN,
u,ytI-I al College, 81.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ 0 r S A L E.
rn,t suburban Residence.

IXTIShING TO make Otncr Investments, 2pfos
w pJseLO sellLiI'ur i.e1 1l's'@te!H Od'idsOAas =
, 1859-02-09

I ~fth The weathercoek rapidly Of other gentle
! msn on this foor. don't ike the stYie ot the
tnslnuata u, "beca3se think Il n illmannered,
9nd IN 1de eeeona p!tce uPoecouiD9 u &bs body
shli charge RPon ina that ur notiops with re-
gard. 3u oo1stitusouA priuciples ars to be DE-
tE'{tyteef ffpm tbb inHtsaions that other persons
l1eE think ptopsf: Apuk upon Them. It u doug
tns apeRsenaliuiuBti = that undertake to do
.t1.pb ptheF mad, ana, ,th4 will no. submit to.
:. ~: Gfeea - shsu:aot reply TO the gentle
7tsn responsible osi b III, Hou.e q. vi a. IL
IS. --.c :17-1 e :ci-:t r.
y MIR. Mack believed that the bill had been
made ?uemocfaa Caucus messure.
b AE Brewer, Whea thefvose was taken on this
u; msstqt: e 1att now, !o'ed against it, be!eving
], ii. MIX: shall b. Happy to learn that this
y npt purity measure believe it will b ut
terly Impossible for II to prevail in the House,
for thiok that afser the exposition thar has
been uade by tho gentleman from Boone, that
no honeas nan, that hiss the intelligence 10 in
terpret th9t CONSTITUTIONAL provision can for o1e
'moment. slt herd and ro1e for the creation md
appointment OF this officer. / think it is eleatlY
TN unconstitutional :'. ~ -" ;.
i NJ: Barrett: You arc Insulting to shoss that
): Nj: H.cfer.: /. suppose he he is responsible
III. lsrrot 1 object Is the gentleman proceed.
ing in thiz style. Ills i, uting language tbs.
,cons:der dlstespec,fnl to the members of the
opposite party, and do not wish that by my
slseacs i shall be understood that sequiesce in
hia femaks and manner,
:. Ar. Mack i propose to on until get through
: When am satisfied thas the otj .ct OF this bill
is not I'd take out Of The lands Of the officer
ated for THAT purpose, the potter tb na1te thia
appointment, I shall ebee1futiy take hacE the
charge that have nsde; but when SEQ this
attempt TO elect an of1icer: By party, and be q
member of their own party Say fearlesely
tnat they do characterize it az party measure
: :"hr H4cke- moved to 'racommt the bill to the
COMMITTEE on Finance. Carried.
-. BILLS PASSED. :.
Mr. Csnddocg, o.: leayc, called up senate bill,
an ect:to establish the Uoun'y Of D usiat, d..
Bead thrice by IT, title and pssrl --aJ u, naJs2
Gu motion oE HI. SHelt, tile Hoase took uRtalls
Oh tier third read'ng. .
:" LIT Green. OF leave, introduced an act to reduce
the STATE taxes Rad twice aud referred ID Tie
Arr to amend the charter OF the Rock River
Mutual FAe Insurance Company. The bill changes
the lame, stiikiug ON the word niutnaL Pissed
ayes 60, Doe ;. a..
Act to establi II the times aud place Of holding
terms Of the Citcui1 Ctiurt of'she County Of Ii
Sale, &c. H1s:ed-ayrs o.. uoes none.
Act 10 amend 40 act in relation 10 fire compa~
mics. Terms heretofore. reported. Passed-ayes
Ass 10 iaeoiip"iiaate tue Chicago Beard Of Trade.
Passed-ayes aS,; nays S.
dyes 10, nsys19.
" Act Tor ,lie more perfect organization Of The
9teLing ami Rock Island B silro4d Company. )
1lr. Roosevelt Moved, anu it was agreed, to
eike dat tue SIKH section relative to the right OF
way. Pissed, ayes 81, n1ys 4. .
Act to aulhorizs tie Common Council Of the
rtr of fshfniF0 u Yac1tf Stteht3 and hftavs
, 1859-02-09
RI oRskR's KANSAS AND NEBRASKA:
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