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, 1859-05-07
RELIGIOUS rA,AT1flsM aND MrRDER.

lt -. LIZ - '.'>, ~ .e..
1he qulet eapoat1 VIZ ~ ',orr;' ,nrrIrr
tcfaaJ " INC eoh'"sao ..,, ~ T,,,rrn ,u;Ls
~ tAe to"nv1 ,.. oau,' H.. ,,nr C,,h,r au.l only
IRON !fos, o. oaAsat, }mt ~ IT, -. years of are
sur''1ng psTsnt nun a,h ho'uS ~ ,nc ho,ni
eloe aovuI TOUT 1'n.s a;i, ~ ~ ,ho SandiaEc
sno hcar t"e s'sa'' i;'.'',t =, y G,tt l.ou,e. in
ioaa; tHe l~it'es as i, - .,;I,,od Ccr hin1,c,f
"nicn t'lc fnct ~ ','s.t nsu 't +"da 1T chm.
aau oaosnV' ~ i'''o"s' >
fnaSet. ,.,,o z.. t.h,;.,ipa- S;c is
lne uausu'e' ''@a ''en ,"5 :. ]cscr;trd nv the
4ts npou1 ~ ~ ,.5;,.t md w.1l luhuyel rirl,
10 na.s1l fnr .,,,n,. tin,.- and. # i.
sns na1 ' oeou nd"r % H.. c,r, sf n female doc
sua' iIuu ne. ~ a We,,;,, IN tl;s comfy named
tfess res'u1.Is H. ~ ,;nd !, nn,ars wus so,ucwt
nea'e,' =, .' ,,n.L,, fr!, r..I;,,;n,. exr;rmcu,
nnee'e"' ~. ',i'ar ,.,,s, ,r. art ,,nnl|c tn >ay
~ ~ ~. .Ia. .t ,,,r,..;,,n ,},,t ,j,,. devil
s1ie iao'' ~ 4;.. ~ I -, ,,v,v vavv {r,.
llaa I.i,s ~. 'a,ro,snr,. frnm l;> rras,.
"ue'sn ~. .. u. h"t,., ,i,n ,,,rJrr ,h, o,,, man
~ J"s.3.tar J ,r,, avn to lie huu,e OF David
~w"1e u.o uA ''I r..;a..i a,,ns;t,, ,hr Er,luv,.
nolso1; ~" s,;I ,,e ff,.d tnkcn nc,;cinc Of
IT. ..l.:' !, ~ n,,,1 liz wnu]l scratch hin,
Va, ~ ~ .f,,,rn tl,,. nrlriuc AWAY
on ~ .'s1. 49, saI J,.H '.;i' .a, .on The cid u
a'G utu'. ~. ',a1' ,.',t r,.ct,,. n, II affected
nao ~; o9. ,,a :, !. .n,,,ns:J lint IN con
sae ~ T ia caT Of her want Of sleep, &c,
IL ",xn ,ni:,l lad lrcuu,e temporarily affected
and ,,i; mnicr tl,c delusiot, tlut .'I}en,:,r Il,
irI hc c,1}s I irr W., the devil, he killed her
"e s ,.sa,,. ,,,ch R.]d;n, ewes ur thc affair
the 'iI,. t,n j.,.;l 1y;n,. I'm ,l,r Ird unG
IT, IT, ,..,,.i !, H. Tho f,., Tie ,,irl it appcars
xus lr;o. dow, in tie hacs rnonn, l;cllng inl
,n,roi hsT, frmn that roam ia the front roon,, il
.:;';s1. ~, ,nurd.r wu. committed with shoe
, 1859-05-07
AT %EA AGAIN.

Mr.. Buchanan. NC arc told by The telegraph
declines to acccut I'll" Cass-Irissari treaty CON
cluled with Nicar,yu;: hence III our relations
to that government. We are nil at sea a1;1lil-
IT Int schaluc Of lilibustering and slavery cs-
tension is hidden under The Presidents art'o:',
Or what steamship stecnlaittors ,,avr influenced
him. time will develop. Wc await the reasenA
og Ills refusal to r;l;i:y witt, some curiosity 10
tnov vhat objections there are IT, Il treaty
that seemed 50 cniucntly just and tur.
, 1859-05-07

The warlike news hy the NH30f0. !'af''ishf"l
in yesterday mornings paper ra'l>''1 il 1nfthcF
advance Of G,n 7c OIL Wheat, :tu'i 25c cn Flour
in tl1iH market. On the l31!l Of -Aprls-iittle
more than three weeks a@o-No. Rcd Nnl-
Ter Wheat WIS sold l!cre as low as $50 i'll
store, while yesterday. j, was eagerly pur-
chased ut Sl47. During the same perlod
Spring N'heat has advanced 20c per bnshcl.
The sules in this n,a-kct on Thursday AMI yes
terf1uv amounted 10 l35 900 bushels
, 1859-05-07
prt8s Tributte.


1t is TO he hoped thai Sheriff Gray feds re-
le1ed Perhaps TOO, us lie will discover hr
c1ance ut these columns TINT tue Press AND
TR1BrSE is in no wise dependent upon his gocd
will or Lis official courtesy, for getting posses
sion Of correct ncws. lie will no, do 50 foolish
q thing again rs to exclude our reporter from
the Jail We make thr suggestion for his
rood, II Is 4 nla;'sr Of entire indifference 10
, 1859-05-07

HAyE YVT EXAMINED -\l'-
.1xr .5mssfcam G'ytIop<dfa.
a,ie.i!ea .i a.''l F:sass aSi.: ~
nos. - AND II LAKE STREET.
Take IN lou. II l.4 it AL r., 7trte.r,. So:
srly hy ,nl-t E!7t'n al turt."'i -
S. c. GRIGGS d CO.,
SOC As.:t.:.r
IkLf.yoIs -f-,'D H-IEC C0-fsI.s'.
rrcro the Hon. Thecphh,. F.r%oc. II. T.. r*e',rtt
= Law !! tlazs.7l i'r::.e>:r;
III. he vcty BIS. Cyeof*'a r iit:aA utt e:y' ~,
i' Id Il II tho,t II T.: eonnc. >, Esr":- T.:
w Ss4xt ~ :safy 81 is nj Is a. =.
ehe7?ac.s uu.t cseotusl'yrl ee!t IA every Ee7asy.
F 2:s:s r. a;s:1 J. ls:' s5; n 53ss::s: s5
ion T. sssS 4 ax a2e; 2s oti nc5s az: f.:
rTroo the woc.<ocke& r.:zt,.1
o.t Of Its neti. i.,A.t <T". " !
s;ta;sa s;tos. us.1eh se1sh i'; : s2sf c:.@a:d.
HIM ,l+ Baltimore A:tsicaa.1
,.!1 E1t5 35, i t, t. .ssn es4 iii :: @ 1 "a .h Il
cEshed Thxro d'ut' i will b- The Standard VI stt'
eute iu every la'7EJ. pulie Sill i:1'.:e.
-: aad s,taces N literature aitor, ios.7rAy a.; ees'
'7p''' FIRM The ln.:aa.goI:. ns'y j9csna:]
o;c u, :; A{ts2 n ias S.; iae ,s:hc " ts
;rerr where soasa >ea l,:rd As7 *s'As t''ss:nsl ~
s, n t. 4, osy ~; ~ u Il IT.
fF1cn tsex.y. ct7oc!c.+,
TIE ta;c found !, cIe .uccnet 1t. .4:r1ae3t4 rr'acd
. !: l.: ::s:d a9 @s -
| look Of refvr renee.
:; Il; tf, s;na ns9,. s :@;1v 1,ao of te
@ !; Il: ii i:
, 1859-05-07

MATER Yoyn GAEpxSs.-li YOU want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants IT low
price, Gull or send to the Rubber store, q Deor-
born street, one door north oi Lake street.
my.-tf
, 1859-05-07

@-Nith thermometer ranging from So 70
ST., there eau b. M greater luxury than cool
clear, sparkling suda water, with cloc. fruit
syruIs. X. X. Hnl X Gu: c"rncr OF t'!ark anf A.,
| Madison streets, have their fountain in t"!
opcra,;on, uud are prepared to supply their cts
| toners with any flavor desired n'y6-tt
, 1859-05-07

Rev. @: 4. Bowcrs, for frs ycars pas
:: tsr af ths Lutheran Church, in Oregon; III. ha'
'5nst aeospted call to the First English Lnsh
sesa Church in this ctr. ...t
, 1859-05-07

~ Are von aware that at the Lalnp and o:l
F.,nuorium you can blv the very best Coal oil
in the market thaving little Or no odor) for
81 =, per gallon. w arc sole agents for th.
suction, for an article Of Coal Oil which cannot
l,c surpasscd, Call ut IL; Clark st ,',s1.Gt
, 1859-05-07

s~ Gaycttr's Medicatel Paper for the "a
ter closet, is tic greatest DISCOVERY now before
the public; cures aud prevents Piles. Depot
for wholesale and retail. No. IL Ann street,
New York. Sold in Chicago by ). II: Ert'l !.
c.; Sawyer, Paige Co.: Bollcs. smith c.,
luck i Kuyucr; Gale brothers. and other!
Beware OF limitations.
, 1859-05-07
n 4 r r I E D.

tb, cr m Thu.,dsy <ve1taE My 5th. b. Rev. F..
pnT. IL JAEES {. SMITH and Miss MANY F. IoI-
BROOK, III Of ChteaEo.
On the ereolus Of the sh 1t the reeeres II he
{asLes. by Rsy L. h1esfS - ~, 9AAEs A4AA
, 1859-05-07

-" Mantilas, Yankee Notions, Furniture,
It,, ut auction, this Saturday morning., May
It'll, at our salcsroom, NJ. - Dearborn street,
II Wv. i. Brr7Ers + Co., .tuc'rs.
, 1859-05-07

~Nc would call attention to tl,e Lecture
to Ladies, this r. n, o'clucS, aud to the pub.
lie nj II o'clock, by Dr, banning. Of New York
room, No. ~, fremont House.
, 1859-05-07

~ Poor Richard snys,"4 \ penny savca Ii
b. Of: saving not only pennies but dollars, than
by sending your seedy garments to Mc>>rs
| C,ok 1 McClain, No. 81 dearborn street, wh'.
| will make them in short time appear as goc!l
| as new, by their new and Improved mcsl'o'l Of
| diving securing and repairing
, 1859-05-07

Exchanges will buy drni1s, certificates
Of dcposit, aud bank notes of Eastern States
aud Missouri, Ohio, Indiana aud Kentucky.
l.. E. ALEXANDER i Co.. BANKERS.
50 Clark st.. between Lake aud Randolph
, 1859-05-07

AZ ~ <|*$s
FOR >.lLE-.A very desirable
i shs' <-;' s''' q + 1Htpr; g!;.,*> :s:!2s
EOl; S.ALE-Cheap, Lite Sclo|~
Ias ess se! :.:;+t y n: o:,r s: '1ss sf. !; j.
Tor S.lLE-Two Scholarships in
J. hty.oT. E~a4 se1a:"n~ Commercial 'o:sts; s2R;y
L1Ol: S.ALE.-MALT! MALr!!
wrSE, s:i aLi L, r. Il e x:ts <; ;;,s' & ,:'S'' f5s
TOR S.lLE-Stcam Engine li.r
I sal:--A t"sr.:e f"ar HIM. r4ser E,siM:e, M =, ~
b:;,I ,3,tx.s} n.y. t''S - 49, A'"''' ," H. ''''
TOR SALE OR TO LEASE
J. u,c IT the Se* Lick Dwelling, sti,sa strtt:- tt
a;ly :t:; y1aets ~ ~ Dir: EHAlNAED. =, ,1.'t sr :
LNOR S.ALE-A New Large Brick
L K~':enss On e:e ot ne vt .1eane' ~ TIE >'a''
IT,, @ ,tc @ ,s a 4rt .t L.: M It.. r. - lsl
lot1 TS ~. l7p!: {. :o1 - agt..tx:;a
EOH SALE.-Fo ltcrchauts-Con-
dacnt:a-1.e un:: r>'.n.d ;rr. T.. - =; ~
,n r. =. tx: * : r .s.. &c 10 TIC s1tr : Fifty Ts
r.t}t:'c" ec 81 rrht-'r ~A bAa eat'i'l y r
Vt eALE-t - Vasi 1ol VI, Eax5, Eaae ". -;
s.ce: Ii :o1lse. hcuc n<.s t~o,try frame. YER D.
noe,s Iii .H. Ttrr1s ean t.'.nce
IN .h:r. yeu.. a. l.. KIt II. un NJ. II "v<r ln-
n:4nn G..1<ke's Bank. a2:s-f*:e:-1
},OK SALE OR TO LIT
L us* BRICK hau.s containing Tea Kncns WITH sn.t, ~
prc~.t Sna it 9oSfn . a' r .;,r W nr.y =,
! LAAA'p 'A'" ~ ''"'' y ''> ~'
| hOh c.ALE tIiE!A1 .o'e ''1e''o'
| l. EnEte. L9somGre 'i n<.es'
-" ,Ss7"1 t;s-GEi Iw t.e;s..M.
/ ~ t|'se T@ 41@'n, u, Ss.1t.
The ah.Se 4stie!es w e sofd y: Z % Apply 20 j. ,.
| -" t.pt = III r." AZ -'"''' - @'s' '"'ee''
| Apt1"ol@0
! OIs o-aLE@-CEeaP 4"l e"S'1'
| T. IN Cssz, !. u. u and aneh-
| ~ :. = fl.rns ~ -. msa a.sn
i|.' 1..' !; Il sos1;sn ssea!os IT. or,5f. 'a u
| Common BGa.ua.
:It; .rts - IL; In - ~' sfEwAET bros: e:
H'Ols sALt-l a4l'aoie 1919, - Mef -. ~ ~
r.. r. AZ s;e ~, f1et' :to,e. 1t Lf:s?'r,. i:
~ ,I5 s'in NJ .,<. u<s Wheel fs-s 4aart<r
i arstas cSf az y ..s,el at At 'M t1n<st T,,. e
M., s ;t r. L, ita A,a Ghc.so krad s
TO- tropS15 -: ~ - q T1a, :, sFm; X!
e. u nun at39.. tsocx, Chie..o. apt. Ink
FOR SALE@ower LIE 's.t over, ,..: presses s1 10
, 1859-05-07

~ a gentleman Of commanding address de-
s1rcs n situation in some wholesale housc in
most any capacity. Cue1cep;ionalale refvrcuce
riyeu. Address lex 23:3, Post Office. ap-5
, 1859-05-07

= Ladies' if you hare A.; garments which
need dyeiny, securing or otherwise TenoyatlnE,
send them to Messrs. Cook < E-o.'s. No. 1:s
South Clark street, WHO will return them i'll q
short time looking us eood rs new: Their
method Of performing any work in their line
a!wavs gives perfect satisfaction. Give them
, 1859-05-07
Execution of Michael McNamee
FOR THE
MlRDEI OF Ills WIFE. JASE nc NlMEE,
At ,'1ilt AGO. JC1.Y l4T. 1.s7.
THE CRIME AND THE CRIMINAL,

SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN AND ABOUT
THE JAIL.
, 1859-05-07
Mode and Law of Execution.
Appearance "t' Finn and Jumpertz.

THE SCENE AT THE GALLows.
, 1859-05-07

.w Persons Of selen1ary habits ought to try
CorY', S,o,nachic Bit,crs for Cos>iscness-it is
,cdrrnated to cured. Sold by al druggists, Hnd
br the propsietors, Il. S. Cory Sous: IA South
Clark street.. np31- -lm-dos
, 1859-05-07
DIE D.

on AGH9asg n95h1 3.aI eeis3. X r. Of caoxssen of
ihe Inne1 BESjA4IS PALAER, aEed 66 ysa1s1 htasF
~ PfttH1 xnd Ii1top pafm4r Of th&s ely.
, 1859-05-07
Neln advertisements.

Nem advertisements.
POPULAR TltAl>E! :
We HAVE RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
Thursday, May 5th, 1859,
A1AEGE LOT OF
SUPERB SILK ROBES,
~ pEux JCPE,
AND i, voL.ASTS, !
FIJI O NJ TIow, :,
T,:,a > *e:::, ~! i:
REDUCTION OF sac FROM
REGULAR pn1cEs on EAru noEE-
.sLs0 FROM .5rCTf0-e
e, E1cn BARGE ROBES. A. yoLASTs e>s:a:7:s:
For IS, Worth $40.
Al.a, - r!eces Ele:.c, 4 DA1ADERE LYONS s.LKs
For 1os., worth 50.
10 3.;a f,ea:a oEGASpr EoCEs. IDECz JrFE
For IS, worth $40.
~ r!eet, E:cs.=s F.: ca;<-rd PRINTED LAWNS a=a
NrsLlSS "a aac s"';a
FOR ONE SHILLING.
rs,a. 7y:sc Two sh.::.::a<-.
; 5,f,o Pieces MEEElMAcE AND CoCuEto PRINTS.
newest HyeA
FOR TEN CENTS.
| closh&, Czsstz4tres ard 4:eods for HoyA'
! Hare
| Fol. ONE HALF USUAL PRICES.
Aaa.Asr las CT sss'e ~; S::s FRENCH eHiS5z
For IT,, worth 2s.
Finest ca i:y Of PRINTED cuA.Lls,
For IT,, worth %.
~ Pieces RICHARDSON'S LINENS,
For .. Cd, worth IL.
500 all wo5l STELLA sHAWLs,
For los. worth 50.
.no, p.u.. rp1vrrn Nre1rSs
For Sir P<nr4 per lard
We HAVE NOW n sToaa
FOR FIRST Glass eITl RETAIL TEADE
one o!,he choices: .,*o,zuent. II the Tailed States {:
RICH DRESS GOODS.
: Hhavls.
y Iaces.
!, Nantles.
. Embroideries.
! Hosiery,
.Ucus' Furnishing Goods
- PARAaoL5, &c.
G! Manv .iy;eA aned exclusively to u. which Te "ss
i: CASH ONLY,
IL Hsuch RS, prize thaa :.:sr: Z ais e.: = .>::
r. r. j., ~, sry gods prs: H.; vca hare se':4
a. btF.,2s.
. New Goods Received Daily
Fran .Sxrffom and .Nnn"fArfnr<rs, "sr''
~ WE NOM OFFER At
- VIII olesale for Cas- +
Accr1:.vse ss,oaues: It =: tl!e aes: t:ac : u
n0ME:ylc, ENGLISH. ASp FRENt
r. Dress Goods, Notions, &C.,
Which We viii sell At :uwer tt;css ,haa eaa le i+-.s
where In III. city, der c::- III >t11s'"f.
.F-t,n ta,s, :',.rl STARK rAGS. lss~ Il: az
prlSr IN Etstta
W. N. ROSS & CO.,
1874 1GO....Lake Street.....187 d
t7,y.';.
- Trt1~L, var ENA|T\ETl 4
, 1859-05-07

Tue following Patents were issued from the
YIn;tcd Sintcs Patent Office, fur thr wveh end
ing May s, 1850:
W. II. Andrews and John Oswald, Of Chicago,
ILL.,: for improved alarm water guawc.
Ira Knuian, Of Frecport, Ill; for improve
mcnt in measuring faucets.
Oiiof Shos,rom, Of A}tona, Ill.,; for improved
washing machine.
Wm. Walker, Of Psntiac. Mich. for improve
raeut in water wheels.
Charles Miller, Of healcyiae, ILL.,; fes isnpso'ef
%,$ner nc1inr
, 1859-05-07

K,nnxn,4 Nr1rrxx VISITING ASD WEDDING
C4nps are universally preferred to ENGRAVING.
Call aud see them at The fremont House.
ap2t-6n- -tA2o
, 1859-05-07

Tho Wisconsin r.. n. Farm Mortgages.
1u altution TO statement in this paper. based
upon information supposed to be correct tu'-t
the Supreme Court If Wisconsin Ind agreed
upon decision declaring the farm mor,Ea
nnd city and county bonds issued 10 railroads
in that Etate, to be unconstitutional and void
the Janesvile GazeAs Of yesterday says;
W. do not believe the information impaired
to the Pass AMI Tn1BrSE is correct. II s"rh u
decision tad been concluded upon,. it IS very
improbable that 1t would have been known be-
fore it il formal. announced from the benc!;
md it is believed that in the important cases
where decision had bccn made in thc consulta
tion room before the dcath Of Chief Justice
Wilton, rehensinS before the present cour'
viii hr Ind
, 1859-05-07

evC II HSCKIT.:S. -4tter:isin7 Agent t5 Of"'""
r. bri-,I +, r,eeire -lItt1tsasus Jor III a"d r t"'
- "'- -. IT. t.1 .sl4 "
, 1859-05-07
VT CHE n,,,lu.,

IO RENT ClIE.AP.-l.uml.ey
l. ia74 It ic:1 m. E>ah s:.e', ersi'-I
n y E;:.' H.; -, III =" ~ "':s7 - otH fs:' 'e,
e;:a i,;; s.t., 4..i.t>. i's:,.. T. .-E
A~,. Ina r.! Il lie 1T tI.t! "a t:ss' t.,
.5s:-.i f.v. lts o1lc- AE- II: sLr
t'w ;sr!c''": ain': r, -.
A. lus. Vi siun. -: 1~eins> II W. at"
arl 81. .:lcrt. IT,. '!, suit " 1ru 20
LIZ, Le.,i,s 'l-. ::'... Ar.iy TO Il. :. of :. u
1!.iI.M-. g.: .:. Wr,. - Nes .tsr-' H':,. sE:a
i u .i,r ,t-r.i 1hil
, 1859-05-07

eT G. HSCKIT..S. Atser:is;n7 A7f"t e3 Df"''"n /
:, o,hi,,l +, r,e<ite -llst-as"' for III a"d ~. ."'
k<nf:nq Fr1rr+ nifa~ -Sorta NsS - eN--
NTANTED-Onc large or Two
s:e., &c: s!s,t: K: t.: t;ss"i: ES3 = '. - 1y:tx
w ANTED-A Furnished House
~, ~ Ap!i! f i 5cFs hGf4E 3sf7:f s eo-
UTANTED-Two Tailors at John
9Y:s Co.: III! IL 9Ssso'n 9ss,s STREET to d. n1: HaF'
VVANTED-A rare opportunity
W f,r. nan wishing to engage in tht fItsl hu5:e:;
Sent si!.e spMs1 M Is 1ssa ,; n,sus, 5sau aie
s.: y. T! E. f:tS i: ses1: s.': ~ l-l % %@z.@z
VNANTED-.A First-Rate New
w Mich CIV, Ad,lre.- Drawer No. 4o>e. x':h t:e-
sS.ips,ca. ss.s p,tee aad ~h*rc to y :sn my:tdl2,
UAETED-:A Book-keeper-One
-svmlenGrI ! Eo;t a,l p:rsac rr'e.!s,: At5s*' sS
w ANTED-Dv the first of June,
elhsr IL Xo1 seaa sle 1rsu'rc ,ti :, = f!pie
NANTED-:1 few good board
W sva> IS. Staic .trer between Madison ind Noa-
ses:.e !ss !ss a 'sRs Ss M ii 9yS :
n,y''lwx
ITO HENT-On Favorable Terms,
rIt;v e;1s;s :hEss II IL: :9iy s5s ~ |
cl h teat4S lssn: So, T. he ~ s.tIy II:
sd a a ,a D1 tsvo<
,'ss Ds ~ yy,s xsi:SG pes stz M
a"rh ts'Iss IS. Is w. - --u u'7:=n-ts,s =
rr1O tt,%~rr ! Hoto1 o;ri,+ milos
, 1859-05-07

EOR >.ALE-4A very desirable
i! cho:; ,.~s la1::.e @! T. TKlrr. Ss,Tn4.
Nou.c m;3lw '!E
, 1859-05-07

I'U I.ENT.--L,rnher l*rlls-1l,c
L Lt!4u 5r:s1lvt'. NJ IL C".. on Lea ,->t,
a:"nl,k,4r rcr: W'- 1en'' cn "at., t'vn !'".s> "h
Iwe.tu E.l-r i -! tr1 .r! I:l+ n
with the III r:rF4l T. :n-t .hN IT,
E4;nat!s r-.,l: '!la.e st 't4S aH.'.r l.. II
fr ~! i.-. !! l' Ling usher. Aitfy I" j. ~ tAA
euM No, l. sl3:i lxuEt4 stttEk. apIl III u.
, 1859-05-07

ITO LOAN.-s500 to $4,000 on
l. o1e 1wo and tL.ee g@aza. Iu%9a;e q e -,>r,, 4
n,nklns 0fee Q. T. r. Campbell . Clark ssfe:s.
, 1859-05-07

.-3S- i most melancholy Incident occurred On
Thursday afternoon Oh Tic corner "t M""f'e
and Threnp streets. in the Vest DIVISION "h'"
little child, two years uld, was drowned at the
iousc Of y Mr.. Mascrs. Tt1r child MAS playing
about tub Of water standing in the yard. and
ii is supposed fell into the same IN inquest
| vus held Yesterday by Coroner James
, 1859-05-07

VANTED-A rare opportunity
w tr, man v-h1n, to engage IN the lf'tel husi:t.-
"a, ,ent Or an ac1ve ftneE. with snau capital
S@i r + - tTo[AtTft myt-4wx
, 1859-05-07

UTANTED-:A Book-keeper--One
w H., u,u,rrl 1:ds ii. hrsine.4 ant etEac Wei
r,1natnSrJ i In,.e a::,l peEssE lretcrrt": A1tr*s
nr,u.+rll-l T. a.. C.11lR f&fett:I. nlst'1Htl@
, 1859-05-07

TO l,EET-.A Two Story Frame
L nv.Ne.: via t.e>.-.;::, CtiS1.o aven,:s, e
f=een uea,h.rl and N1.rtt Hvrta my&l]1
, 1859-05-07

e 4 clap named Greenwood. Ill s'n' re-
quest ut It. I.,uis. as having >tnpn Srt"' there
WIS shipped hence to that market in S"''d con
titiun YESTERDAY.
, 1859-05-07

WAUAfRA1t, 1Ll10V119
new Br:k Hou., 12i Lot aattd "a tho vest tt1t os
G%rpeses btlees Tia Anus4 IS ~ ~ a. ewa seaEes
wth ne " rto,u. md u!ae {9l sa1t ea1 IaLst =.
whc,+ The lat as tet Gr4s henaee s1tcet BY 10
fact deep. The var!s os,2a;andfa3 2 :sj
Tia oerfet The property is crerrl II private saie uat1
he ttuth {0l tay Of Na! bexL -hleh tM< nrt dsp
I'll oG n vlu hs %4 IT Cput HeaA n Wsxae2n 70 ~
1AITERLEE Go2K c.. GGeaso. or
, 1859-05-07

~ The alarm Of fire yesterday at Ut ! \. H'
WIS caused by the burning Of 4 t"o story 'r;une
house OH the corner IF Halstcd aud Black ua"k
streets owned by I. Jasper, occupied ny f1:lap
Srip1cr. Furniture saved. 1nss Oh house asoHf
&sro: insured for st"o in the -Etna.
, 1859-05-07

ITO f,ENT-West Clucagu-CVt
tag S. iii Mu..,n .tte,t curn&r VI CL:ra. Et:t
IT, FER t.u;tH, 49,
G".:A:r n mon s,rrc. rcar of the ahovr. -:
\ l;Ltic 's~e 81: fAtG ~4 CLrr.a[t House a:d
Stable. Il, ut. ~.
+..i f,rt N-tt Madison 81: -, r. :s.er' Usstst'
A.. L nina ,s.ret. et.e.l rcs 1,;%t per year.
A,.7 t 1r:nf s:e LIST -e::u.r4 ut u Zion ss'Fs!
$50 yer loot pr year
, 1859-05-07

UTASTED-Two Tailors at John
W Jpsta 4 Co.'S 1l9 Deaf born street. to q lt;s.''
| 81, Nna~ tut the tess neeA apply. o:!:.3
, 1859-05-07

McNamec After this he rartook heartily Of lie
first meal Of the day.
Shortly after dinner Finn entered his cell and
| an affecting sccnc took place; he c1aspcd Nc
| Nance about the neck and wept like child. ut.
| tc.ing calculations similar to-" Mac, you're
! good boy; you've been kind to me while we've
been together in this placc. and AM prepared
to die US you, and to 60 with you, and almost
| wish could
| Al little after tw 0 clock Finn and McSa-
NICE had final parting, when the latter Eave
I himself IN entirely to dcvotions, and each and
every ono was restricted from going anS where
near the cell. At halcpast two, the hour us.
signed for tho execution, the attendants pro-
ceeded to array him in the hnbilimcnts Of death.
| NcNamee was attended by Rev. McssEs. Butler.
LYONS, McA1ullen and Edwards, Of his Church.
When tue hour came for him to lcare bis cell
be vn. a.,ired in large, loose robe Of sombrc
huc falling to his feet, and trimmed with white
This bore on the breast cross, aud on the back
the letters ~. H. So in white.
The hour Of the execution Of McNamce hat
been fixed at three r. II, Dy that time the jur,
umrnoncd by the Sheriff had gathered w,ithis
he iail, where xere present ]. A. J. Burdsals
: c. A. Kellogg, c. b. Jones, f. sch'aser, II. n
: | Flint, John Doornau, George D. Kellogg, c. T
: Bradley, Dr., Ernst Smith, II. n. Snyder, DF. n
4 Parker, Dr.. ". H. Dal.zell.
e The two physicians whose prescnccis require
E By lAx, we're designated as Dr., Acvnker an
;. Dr.. Max Myers. This constituted the list {
t spectators Of the scene Of execution, swelle
# only By the presence Of the officers Of the lav
Without tho Court House aud At the entrance
p. Of the Square, where crowds were gathered,
), mos. intense though subdued feeling vas nan
ut fest.
70 Ten minutes before three o'clock the mournf
D. procession passed from AeSsnees cell up II
II. stairs frou the jail basement to the glast'y pr
st paratious on the main foor sbore.
no TEE EXECUTION
he Ths mode of adjusting the fatal MOOSE
,r, known Is the French method. 10 preve
ed just whnt subsequently occurred. the slipping
OF The knot, thns substituting slower stssnsu!sti
for the instant death BY dislocation of I
neck, the cord about the mock Il exchange
~ thick, double, aewed belt Of leather, nearly
ii, banda breadth wide, Of length sittls less th
, 1859-05-07

The New York Tins says that Capt. fa"nec
Of thc revenue rut!tr Harrir! Lane. JUST re-
turned from Paraguay, describes the river Far
ana as o,te Of the finest rivers III thc world-ln
dcpth ranging from fourteen teet t" tep tul'"n's'
md carving in xi,llh frn,n one and half 10
,hrce miles, some nf the widcs, portions being
fifteen miles.
, 1859-05-07

ITO HE\T-On Favorable Terms,
Il first -c.ss three story Br:cs Dwelling H"9.c ~:
tgA,fuv situated IN the Vest ldyis' Gn tss @ n+set
sshc"!. All churhe- The houss s"n,n, i;;: e. h':
N,u41y.xs tyety I've 1n.1.9tes Apply II M. - NAY
.,,nh .fs ~ s7.a1n-1As
, 1859-05-07

TOR SALE%.ower Presses for
l. sA11.-w. haro hree excellent Po9s1 Pse=ses u
= ssesl = fs,ss ;1,,ss;r Prs. s-t 7,, .acte r
+,ias T. KTtsr. I',s,!!t M,Li a1tsa .
Thte Wrrnchsa ~ Table Rtes l'ux, ito ~ en'r e.
1ice, >.1I y.ue- l;ilaE nss4ne. Le sa.u ine:es>
with ii the ar9urena.ees cenpete e1.: ta'e cc ~
pcor }u,ntlnE a1rSznu* av1sEr 'Pesd Sao s5 ,i ho'
FoaotAo. r.este3!ak spta,s4a. I'D ~ srI,7e:aast-
III. IS 11D-t %erv:c25c Eoth.ae.
Aa1ttss th3 "t3et- Aul5lcs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
TYOP the State Deuocrat,1

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-I supposed that
Iowa. like all the other States had Legis-
lative, an Executive and Judicial depart
ment-each distinct from the other. The
law making power, vested by the Constitu>
ton, in Senate and House of Representa-
tives, which form the Legislative depart
ment. The Executive department consists
Of the Governor and his Council, vested with
powers to hold in check all improper and
unnecessary legislation by his veto on such
acts as he may consider unconstitutional
and injurious to the well-being of the peo-
pie, and from time to time recommend such
laws as he may think expedient, and to see
that the laws are enforced. The Judicial
department decides on the constitutionality
of the laws, and aids the Governor in their
enforcement If the Constitution Of Iowa
delegates to the Legislature the power of
making laws. I cannot see how they can
vest portion of that power in a corpora
tion of their own creation. or return it to
the people-and even then cannot see how
. majority can tax minority to aid cor
poration in building railroads, or for any
other purpose. II am in error, hope
some one, more enlightened in the nature Of
our institutions may correct me. You may
hear from me again on these points. L.
Some one must answer the above en-
quires. who:is better stocked with legal lore
than we profess to be-EDs.