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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-03-17
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SO the latest patterns of
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The subscriber is thankful for past favors
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N
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Or HlLDRETH u CARVER, St Charles, Floyd
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WHEN WE WERE YOUNG.

How happy, in the days Of youth,
Rolled every hour away;
When our hearts were light and faces brieh
And all the world was gay
When every chord within each breast,
To love and Joy was strung;
Oh, all WAS hope and happiness,
In the days when we were young
And sweet the flowers that decked our PATH
All natures face looked fair i
Where er abroad the world We trod,
What lovely things were there!
While DER each view her gorgeous hue
Fair fancy ever flung
Oh, all was bright and beautiful
In the days when we were young.
Then friendship, sweeter far than all,
We thought could ne er decay;
Nor friends beloved, who faithful proved,
Would ever pass away.
Their voice was music to our ears,
Upon their smiles we hung;
Oh all the loves and tender ties,
OF the days when we were young!
But years rolled on, and all how soon
Our brow by grief was shaded;
Each vision bright fled from our sight,
And in the distance faded
To teach us, what our hearts have learned
BY disappointment wrung--
Lies jnys decay, and pass away,
Like the days when we were young
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GENERAL. DEPOT No. ~ Franklin St Chicago
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01

during the Confusion, as soon order was par
italy restored. repeated thai the Senator from
llliuuls lad again stated positive iaisehood,
and that he knew 1t false. This brought
chaos again, amidst which some Senators were
Standing IN their places and others were APP
preaching the seals OF DOUGLAS and FITCH. +" hich
are near togeaher. The President called both
Senator'S 10 order Several Senators moved an
ADJOURNMENT while others appealed To the Sen
ale to allow DOUGLAS To proceed
AT Ia 81 temporary quiet was secured, and
Nr. Dot elias proceeded 10 pitch-not into Nr-
FiroH-out into the postmasters OF Illinois. lie
charged that they hal stolen and destroyed over
I'VE thousand OF kis speeches, which rad been
directed 10 lis constituents that they had bTok
Ell open, read. and then destroyed ms private
letters, DC, dc. This style oi talk again pro-
dneed confusion, which after some considerable
e.fert on the part OF the President, vas ailayed.
Efforts were made by several Senators TO obtain
the uooF. Objection was made 10 Nj. DOUGLAS ;
proceeding Motions We're made That he pro-
coed IN order. Mir DAVIS, OF MissIssI ppi, OBJ
jeSted- Standing about SIX feet from MI DouG-
Las WIN cold and determined manner, and
casting rpon that Senator a steady and pierre
ing glance, with has long, bany finger directed
III 4 luehacIng attitude at his object, Mr.. DAVIS
addressed the :" Little Giant thus - have sat
IN my place and listened with feelings of indlg
nation TO language from the Senator from ILL.,
lnois which would disgrace the highway man and
the bravo The Presidents hammer again fell,
accompanied By the emphatic remark that =" the
Senator from Mississippi is out OF order" Here
was another Chaos IL the midst of which Sen
aiors were anxious TO observe what desperate eff
fort the " Little Giant" would make against SO
pointed an attacked. ThoSe who expected to
see DOUGLAS strike IAe Mlssssppian down III
his tracks for applying TO him such Language.
were disappointed when they beheid las giant
proportions subssde into his chair 1t IS i'm
possible TO describe the scene at this Stage of
proceedings. Before the Senate adjourned, MI
DAVIS. satisfied that he had violated the IN les of
the body, apologlsed To the Senate and TO the
Senator from Illinois tor language which he had
used II moment of excitement.
DR. FITCH then apoiogised TO the Senate for
any offensive or improper language he had ut
tered IN debate, but, with neuaciug look ut
Mr.. DOUGLAS, said that Re had apology to Of
fer 10 the Senator from Illinois. In this state
OF affairs, II Mr. DOUGLAS recognizes the Code TO
settle his affairs of honor, he must challenge Dr.
FITC.i, an informed mat during the Larancue
OF Mr. DoUGLAs, about the persecution OF himself
by the President, he exclaimed, " / am still an
unconquered and unsubdued rebel!"
| One Of the best evidences of an undisturbed
| mind on the part of Mr.. DoUGLAs, was the fac
| that he attended the Administration caucus
again yesterday. and partlc ate,i in It's proceed
| lngs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01
NEW ITEMS.

- LeglsiaRa hss reelected Ma. BENJAMIN
for auasher term in the [. :. Senate
eS- BURSs' centennial anniversary was Gel
eayaied in most Of TIE large el;'es throughout
( the United States and Canada.
Tn our Legislature, TIE Senate passed
he Assembly biii changing the time for hold
}5pe town elections fro,, March 10 April The
( IN directing ccauty treasures 20 pay over
S-,:s .sxes "a STATE treasurer, which the STAT
u,s< tail 20 provide tor, vss amended By stick
.n-- il the words IN gold aEd silver ooln.'
+ ard passed
- AZ Improvement i noted IN tie New
York ma ke, ior beead-;aff, ana pTovisions--
= heat advanced tive 70 three cents n Milwaukee
on the 25,h. with larger receipts
- Tie Territorial Committee Of the House
( Of Representatives have determined to report IN
favor Of The organization Of Dakotah, with rs
western boundary az lending 10 tie Rocky
Mountains.
- Governor lfcia-y has signed the joint
resolution. passed by tie Legislature. removing
lie seat Of government of Kansas to Lawrence
aud the Legislature IS holding is session there.
- The Presidents Message reached San
Francisco at ; o'clock tie morning Of the 26th
70 DAYS aad twelve hours from St. Louis
- James Williams alias Martin Berry tried
In Chicago fur the murder of Richard Grant, has
been Convicted OF nlanslaughter-
- The rivers at Cairo are rising-the Mis-
sissippi having swollen three feet.
/ - The New York Times says Reports
reach as from Washington, relative 10 serious
difficulties between the President and his organ
/ the Washington Union. which are likely to ter
inmate IL severance.
T - The House Committee on Ways ana
Means have concluded a basis for a revenue
/ from revised tariff. By ii Iron is put at ,;
T per cent. Cottous %, Woolens Is, and the OF
per cent off the tariff Of 1913 IS reduced to 81
I. per cent
- About o'clock p. NJ, on the 21st, on'
Of Dupont's Powder Mills, at Washington ex
ploded, killing James Gibbons and John Grant
The Shock WAS very severe, and was felt for 81
miles around
~ 1t Is estimated that lie cost Of singl,
letter from ST Louis to San Francisco is S65-
The pay TO the p. o. Department for the sam,
Is from TO 10 cents Economy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01
Modification of the Tariff.

Washington Jan. 26-rhe Committee on
Ways and Means at meeting Yesterday decI-
ded several important points: 1st- In favor of .
,nod icatlon Of the tariff PHELPs, PHJL-rs. DA
Wis. NJ soLAY and MoRRILL being in favor. and
CRAWFORD. DowELL and LErCHER against. The
sense of the Committee was taken 10 whether
a modification at the tariff should be combined
with any loan to be granted. This was carried
Hessre. PHILIrs, MoERILL, DAVIS, HowARp and
MAcLAy, voting aye and PHELFs. CRAwFoRp,
DowpKLL and LE1ouER. nav Mr.. PHELrs then
submitted his bill for a modification ct tie
tariff 1t proposes to raise S6o39009 of a,ldi-
tional revenue by adopting she decimal divisions
suggested by Mr.. Casa. transforming articles
from the free list 10 the suitable schedules and
transposing some OF the existing schedules -
Iron IL put al . per cent, cotton 50 woolleus
-. and 100 per cent OF the tariff of Isis are
reduced 10 so-sll the duties al raioren the
lean proposed by NJ. PHELFs : 5000 900
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01
Or. Rohaeh's Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick no matter what organ is afflicted.
depend upon ii the 6eoa, which is the food and
sns5enance of every organ, Is full OF corruption
DIR. RoBAeK's Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Pills, break up the source OF disease in he
fluids of the body They purge ssel purity the
elements Of the blood Hence their quick and
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-01
Correspondent of the Evening Post.
The Var In The Senate---Mr. Douglas DISCIPLINED
The Quarrel between Senator's Douglas and
Fitch.
" ASHINGroS, Jan %, 1879

NAsHINGToS, Jan %, 1859
The scene IN the executive session OF the Sen
ale on Friday evening last, was one OF the most
extraordinary that ever occurred In any delIber-
atIve assembly in the civilized world. The
Geographic sketch OF the affair." does not state ali
the facts Nor exhibit the virus OF the words Ut
tered The President sent To the Senate the
name OF Mr.. POTTER, eX-nember Of Congress
from Ohio, As Collector OF the Miami district"
Ia that State. Nj. tUGH rose, and with good
deal OF feeling, opposed the confirmation OF Por-
TEa. tie said the man who had been removed
by Mr.. BUCHANAN TO give AR. PoTrER she blaze
was his (fUGHs) friend that the President
knew such to be the fact AID rcouo3 him because
such t,ts tie fact. lie declared, with emphasis
that If The President of the United States desir-
ed 10 make personal onslaught upon him he
could come on-thc sooner the better, Mr.
FUGH, growing more aud more excited appeal.
ed To his ilIends IN the Senate to vote with him
against the CONTINUATION "a Potter This an
peal brought up u. DCUGLAs, who promised ms
vote 10 the Senator from OHIO Mr. Do,-cr 4.
then commented, with an unbridled tongue. up-
on the nominations made by the President in
Illinois. lie said ali has friends had been re-
moved from place al4d power, and they had been
removed solely because they were hIs friends
He denounced all the federal office holcfOs in
Illinois, appointed by BCCHsNAN to iii the place
once occupied by his friends as his bltterest
persona. enemies, who were "scouadreIs and
thieves
his called up Dr. FIToa Zone Of the squat
ter Senators from Indiana, chose son is United
States District -Atorney OF illinois, The Doctor.
very much excited, and with menacine afti-
tude, said " The Senator from Illinois states
wat Is untrue, and Uha; he kHors to Be a,true -
The President called to g" order" Intense ev
eltement prevailed. Mr. DoUeLAs then rsoditi-
ed his remark by saying there were exceptions
10 the rule. but that they were scarce. He tbgn
plunged INTO The rostmasters OF Illinois he
sad that whenever mail robberies were commit
ied IN Illinois they never dreamed of going out
SIDE OF the p''Stoffiees To discover the Iob6er.-
hey always knew that the postnasters We're
lHe guilty parties. ries 1T g" Order. order"
rom several Senators, and the President de-
mands general order and calls the senator from
Illinois TO order. Dr.. FueH who vas standing