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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-28

COOK 4 SARGENT,S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Davenport, October 18th, 1859.
WYE are prepared to offer great bargains in Real
w Estate to those who desire to occupy or i'm
prove.
We have unimproved lands in every county aleng
the line OF the NJ. 4 n. Railroad between here and
the Missouri River, which We will sell very cheap
to actual settlers,
We have, also, any quantity Of
City and Town Property,
Improved and unmprsved for sale or lease OF terms
that will suit applicants.
Call or address either Of our Real Estate O6lsss,
and we will accommodate those seeking homes or
COOK SARGENT.
Oct, 18th 1S59.-dwtf
Nebraska Land Agency!
Cook, Sargent r Parker,
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA.
N7ILLattend promptly 70 Ill businessconne
w with Land Agency, either in Nebrssks, OF
western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and located.
Business for them can be left with any of the
undersigned.
COOK / SARGEN |, Davenport,
COOK ,SARG'T DOWNEY 1 Co, Iowa City, Iowa.
COOK, SARGENT e COOK. Des Aoines.
SARGENT 4 DIXWELL, Boston, Mass.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-28
GRIswOLD COLLEGE.

THE Preparatory Department a this Instita.
i tion (lats lews College) will b opened q
Monday, December IL, 1859.
Tuition, for tern Al slsven Weoh1, - II ~
ssdinary English branches and the Iudinsnts q
Latin, and IS for the higher English aad Classi-
eal studies.
Pupils viii b Tsesivsd at any time dusilg ~
tsrm. Applications my Be 1ade - The Pdad-
pal. Tsitioa 70 b paid In sdvaaee.
By sCdee Il The Pfesidentcf Tie DeoD1 - 1Sno.
nv. y. HMBRSON JUDD, T. A,
Pinsifnlse Ne PsspasAassy Dspastnss1 g e..
Weld College.
Dsvsspess, Dessabs II, 1850.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

AND Warrants located in all the O@sss now
~ epen. Special care taken to secure Arst quality
OF Land and good locations for those entrustinR me-
to locate their Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT L SOLD, ON COMMISSION.
cow HANGING DON e,
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARR.
Taxes FA1ds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-12-28

PROC URED.
Will give special attention to
Remittances promptly made.
For sale $50 Lots in the city Of Davenport
Also large quantity Of improved and UnimProvsd
Lands in lows, from 81 rs to $4,000 per acre.
HOHice No. Is Main st. Davenport.
-REFERENCHS-
Cook d Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Iswa.
X. E. Campbell, Banker,
g. l.. Davenport, Prs't Of State Bank :"
q. G. X. Mitchell,
Putnam I Leake, Att'ys,
l.. G. Dessaint, Esq.
May 20 dly.
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We. the ssdessigned sgrss 70 the foIIov;.~
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION.
DAHY.-1O cents per week, pn able n ea,,;.,.
payable 10 sdvsncs. -A.. 49,
WssELr.-e2,oO per annum, in advance.
, 1859-01-15
The Strike on the Chicago, Alton aud
ST. louis Il. X.


Very little has been done towards settle
nent oil the difficulties on the line Of this thor
ou9htare, between the operatives aud the man.
aserR, bes ond that reported IN our Issue Of yes
terday- Tie cona:ist-e OF the employees nt
Bloomington ere in quir: possession q. all the
Offices, shops aud machinery ut that point,
where the general business Of the Company is
transacted. No violence has been committed
and none offered 10 any Of the officers Of the
road. The couni.ten tclegrRphed to Gor. Mat-
t-son that they would deliver up the road on
coudit:on Of receiving two rlontbs' back pay in
cash, and two month"; wages for every month
t5at The rosd was operated until oil arrearases
were settled. No auETer had been received, up
to our latest advices IRON Bloomington.
Mi. Hassrouck Duvis OF this city, as Attorney
for the bondto; o;d=rs, went 10 Bloomington on
Thursday, 10 ascertain the condition Of aElrs
The committee proposed ut once to put him in
possession OF The whole road aud operate it un-
der his orders. on condition that the earnings
should be appropriated 10 their srrenra3es of
salary. Mr.. Davis consented 10 the arrange
rtut, bu; learrlaG subsequently thnt Matteson
had posseeaion Of Springfield Station and was
f'rtiG4d with irjuuctio7e to prevent trims pass
ing tlat poiat, be returned without accomplish.
ing anYluing- The St. Louis Gpndlican alleges
thut G combination between ccrt1in bon dholder1
ead the operatives has led 10 this strike-the
truth Of which We question. The operatives are
indifferent who bAs possession. provided tneY
&c. their p-y, uad their action has been predl'
Gated solely upon the bread aud butter question
81 affecting themselves Ne understand that u
The Stations are in po:sesSlou OF the employees,
exeent S.,riEgtcid.
, 1859-01-15
Of Guardians nominated by tho Governor and con-
irmed By the Senate, who will receive no cou-

| OF Guardians nominated by tho Governor and con-
frmed By the Senate, who will receive no com-
pensaton for their services.
lfr. Parks has introduced bill to provide for
the appointment Of conseryators Of confirmed
drunkards- -stipula!iug that, on complaint of a
relative, or in default Of relatives, any inhattant
Of the county, that any individual resident there"
in is confirmed drunkard, jury shall determine
The sane, aud The Judge ofthe County Court shall
appoint consenators Of his estate.
L petition has been received in the Senate, and
referred to the Committee on Bauks and Corpora
tions, for tue enactment Of banking Law on
specie basis.
The House has resolved to receive no bills Of
private nature after the first day Of February.
Mr. Swett from tue Committee on General Lava
las reported bill which is Laid on the table and
ordered to he printed to yacate streets and alleys,
authorizing the authorities Of any city or town to
yacate such streets Or alleys upon petition Of two
thirds Of the owners Of property to be affected by
such vacation
, 1859-01-15
A state Reform School, Etc
lDorreapou 1enee Of lhe Prem md Tnbune.]

Efk410tAk41t fill H. tG-%s
Rev.Ar. Nichols, Of the Chic ago Reorm School,
is here with i petition and bill. for the establish.
ment If State Institution organized upon the
plan Of the Chicago model His vic@s and pur-
poses commend themselves with great force to the
moral sense and sound political intelligence Of the
members with whom be has conc In contact and
all parties interested will be disappointed il the
session closes without the accomplishment Of al1
tlat Mr. Nichols will urge. His demands arc
rsdlculously moderate. No one knows or can Rp.>
proxim ateIy estimate the number Of juvenile
criminals aud vagrants In the State that will, OF
ought to, be subjected to the reformatory process;
but it is certain that there nrc enough to quickly
eat up tie measrc appropriation Of $4,000 or
81, 900 asked for. This sun ,whiehsotrer Is dxed
upon, be thinks will not only buy al land
in proper neighborhood, bat cree: tue necessary
buildings and carry the school through two years,
Or until ahe ne1t meeting Of the Legislature. He
does not mean to build Alter. the, jacksonville
plans. - -.
The location Of The proposed institution Is left
an open question but opinion sssna to point to
Ottawa, Or son,e town abore, on For KlveF, as ths
most desirable point for the trial to be made. The
governing power will be in the hands Of Board
, 1859-01-15
EScSteT.xE Macs Items.

Iowa Clrr As PoRK MARKET. who
ore in the oYsluess aud have tue best means Of
knowing, inform us TINT not lets than q, 900
hogs htye been bought in the stree Of Lows
City, this winter These Mt SO per head. {and
they vii! average Eore than this will put into
the pockets Of our farmers The handsome SUN
Of f3OU,Oo0. As the trade for the winter has
not ret oegun to diminish We mar safely calcu-
late upon nearly $1,000 bend Jet to come in,
which will sw:il the amount pald to this city to
nearly Aa|f a niu.5n # doltdrs. Ths hogs sold
It this polut are brought in by the farmers Of
this county, Iowa, TAna, Marshall, Poweshief,
and others, IS rer hundred ia the ruling figure
al present--iotr1 Ct:y Nput!iean, 12sh.
REAL Es7ArE-Keai Esta,e has, We are happy
10 Ae4r, commenced 10 revive Sales in dlt1er~
ent part1 Of The county, are almost daily COM
ing 10 Our ears, ,and among the first and foremost
il our friend 3. Z. Greene, agent, Who during
the past fos,nigh. LAS sold over SIC, 900 worth
oF land and town pfoPcrty.-Dfbana Gas<tte,
12M.
RAscALLY-A little girl, the daughter of Mr.
Compton, was on last Saturday evening, while At
u par.y, severely injured by club thrown into
tue roo,n through tue window by some scamp On
the ouu'dc. The missile struck her on the bead
carsipg rcyen, CAdrteston, tCa'es Ca. J
Gour1y.
Fatal ACCIDENTAL eou Of Mr. Geo. Grace
Of tnis county, lG or Il yea1s Of age, in attempt
ing 10 place cap on pi-toi, on New Years day
lei The hamtper FILL, cAuslng /: to explode, ane
forcing tbc wadoiDg inlo tie 1cshy part Of one O
his ar1ns--The waddtng was picked out Is well q!
It could he or bis pHreut6, and the wound dressed
1t not being theugut necessary to send tor q ply
s.cian. Alter three or four days, however, III
wound becoming very painful. apny6icau vas sen
On Sunday morning. Plymouth {lnd) RepuNi
, 1859-01-15

The Mount Vernon Ladies Association.
1t givea Us pleasure 10 state that hrs Eliza.
beth Willard Barry las been appointed vics
R.gen: fot Illinois Of the Ladies' Mount Fern on
Association. Sac i. the wife Of the able ned
accomplished secre1ary of the Chicago Histcri-
ca! S,ciety. k@7- William Barry, and her ap'
p,in:ment will be received with great sat's!uc-
tion by III our c!:izc.h- TIE purchase Of Mount
Ver1on-,5e home Of Washington snd the
place where his s1c7ed dust repo6es-by the L.
es Of tho Enio1 should be cousuumcted 1t tie
earlest possible doy. We shall take an early
opportunity TO lay the plans of the Association
in detai! beiore our readert, and We bespeak for
them prompt uad lIheru! response.
, 1859-01-15
FortY.THo Aldermen.

The Springfield correspondent Of the Journal
SAYS that:
"rhe Lecompton Oh. rter for Chicago, after
having been amended 50 os to provide for the
election of forty too Aldermen, WAS to hare
tcau presented tnis afternoon. 1t will, xproba-
bly be introduced to morrow, The editoF Of The
1Sm<s hnving taken it in especial charge, being
assisted by Judge Alien and ex-City 5uperin-
tendent Granger. Our members have not been,
and will not be, consulted in The matter. The
endearor will be made to pass it before any ex.
preston from the popular soEereigns" OF Chi
cago can reach the Capital"
Granger is particularly in hurry to get his
hsnds into the public treasury: Would. it not
be we'll fer hiuto pay over that &. 600 Of pnbllc
money in bis pocket before be dives in again.
, 1859-01-15

Andrew Better, steaIing a cor, was held in
$400 to answer.
Yndrew Bill, boy, nrrested as yagabond,
was sent to the Reform School.
Mary 0leson. drunk md diGorderly SIS.
Richard Kirkpatrick, violation Of game laws,
discharged.
Robert Black, vagabond, IS.
James H. Smith, arrested Gs accessory in
stealing q COW, discharged.
Emmett Lyits and Peter Faorell, watch stuff
ers, held, the former IN $500 aad the latter in
5000.
Nm. F. Parker. for assault and battery Oh bis
wife. Was fined $25. Also threatening the lifa
Of his wife, was held in s400.
Patrick Flynn, vaEsoond, s..
SeWall FQrk hotel thief, held in $500
, 1859-01-15

Organization OF the Wisconsin LcEis-
c"s..'A Iatufe.
The Wisconsin Legislature couyened on
"Wednesday last. The House organized BY ths
election Of the following officers, all Eepnbl'-
Cans:
Speekcr-W. +. Lyon Of R.ciue.
Clerk l.. Il. D. Cyuce.
Serge:nt.ot Arns-D. Emanuel Munk.
Tht S.nn:e did not orSsnizs on Wednesday.
The Republicans had nominLted Hiram Brown,
recently Of the Janesyille Ga-sttt. for chief
CLERK, .lo WAS doubtless elected The following
icy
, 1859-01-15

INFORMATION WANTED Of john Brcderck, q
printer, who csms from the East, and arrived
in this city some time in July last His wife is
now at the Merchants Hotel in this city, and
would be very thankful for any Information con-
cerning his whereabouts. Plesse addreEs Mrs.
Broderick, at The Merchants Hotel, Chicago.
Will the Western pspers please copy.
, 1859-01-15

e Madame La Vert, in ono of her pictures
OF Uub.n life, Gays Tic women there have 4
pohle t.&,t Of chracter-" they nsver speak Ill
OF csea other. but always dnd soms pallistion
for the es7ors Of their own sex" Who viii
oppose annexation noK3
, 1859-01-15
LOCAL MATTERS,

FkSc1sa ACADEMY -2l6 south Clark street, up
stairs- Rlboni d Co., would respectfully in.
form the citizens Of Chicago that they will open
aschoo!, January Is, 1883, for the purpose Of
teach1u9 the art Of fencing with sword and
stick; also the manual with mnske. and bayo-
net Sword exercise taught in eight lessons.
Military gentlemen aud others will hnd this an
active aad instructive exercise. Terms 25cents
per lesson.
School hours from 9 to II 4. H., from TO
r. II. and from to T. 81 KlBoS1 L. Co,
ja13 ST. Gig South CLARK street, up a:airs
, 1859-01-15

from the fses4 anu 70 1s iaes e lo' in'erstas Aaver'
eas a w. Assa was vita every
aessrc,ra,ly. n. scR1yEy.
Ch}caso January 81. 1853.
cnes Of The ! R.iy pr,:, and Er:tuae.}
ais 4Gass; sa,ouD, rs u b1sa.., s
hr; Scrjyen the Advertise. = Ase-s exeadEK thEoueh
S nss oeen doae 1Sia lie Isl tvtvs ontls w CO..
slider him perfsetl reliable. proup: AMI and
q sa
The res. Of t-s NORM *ssI- 1sss Tribune g.
ssknoEitGked by .ayeF'!.sfs % T. r. M Publishers 4.
remark that CO: u er lin reliable. III, strange
s1o4c aseh Ss
Psae.; ose, ch.s:xo: R:s !s;s n.
:s; R H. II i ,ii sss,s*
able To Ill parties ooncerned-lo:L L. ketd:
assi : ss:;:s: se
fha.le. H, tcryeu, Advertising AGeuf IN H. csy OF
70 6e I'd b5aoabls q ii lis
seeanan pee Ao,,c1-u C. scr,yea tbs
enis1p1,s!nt eas.se 4dys:'os *Ksas ssisadins r.
1 Ssr sce. To she Psess of Iowa sad the North.
ne7gcy isbie aod prompt ID III bunes. ansaetios
~ ~ ~ Win for he bened; o ihe
T.,chssts Ia Cpcsko than has xh gentleman and We
t hfs se1 vices viii continue be duly and tu!y appye
etaied There no WAY fe for the county
nnrms - 10 have reliable agents Il every city trpn
sbeaee theJ receive paizonake 1a Chsao hefs isnoue
moro safe or woth hy than Il Sc1yen MAKE hf0 your
agent md there .n5tsins 70 ee done In ,he .lser
pay ior lie sane prompt5.-iDAy low. state Denoera
acsx.s.s Anyrr1 s1.o Aorc4-Aporx the .dver.,,
ocAsa .ah uHan - 80 ~ nr.nssa Il, - -. -
l0e agents Wy. sn Tr.,. .Es nat a. 4ce,wa ,t
iAhushfotnt u oe ns, c,t - q xua
1elooln seet NV sue v5n n.is ~ A1e n
hn sGSoaA ~ = ~ eor1rr r. n:ines, msu
IA r. hin to ii persons 1ho require my
~ *. Iinr In Ch]caaa -,faIena Daiy Contirr
III i; III - A '
~ ~ 49, ~ .,.. ,,. 1r..t....,
scHtskss AoElHIsSo hh ttTs e!eai pe r =
IRE Recommending 70 ea.inrs ano Gunsae5s Eoe 40
vertsnE AsencJ o. ee5asen. "a n.exo: 1Ase
tt1nsAt tea oua1ne4a Nta MN lor toe AZ Ho u tnlte
Jears and ca cet5 70 ~ snsxy 40 nasit1 10 PIP
cnfnK AaFeLt4 Hu ~ . 80 - s aai; - - -
oi19 teA' ~%>IA -" -.
he services ., s,r sc1ivea = taes -Iloae dl
crisen- Jan 4 ls5a
| ApFxx1ISl3Q AG .xCIEA-We tostce may c1upl211N
, 1859-01-15

TIE Busch MURDER CAsk-We learn that o
continuance has been or will be asked in the
case Of People c. Busch, indicted for murder
in the State street tragedy Of last summer. The
question Of snch postponement will be decided
on Monday next.
, 1859-01-15

E Mr. James Barnet, Printer. Of 1859 Lake
street. wishes it to be understood that he il not
the James Barnett who WAS brought before the
Police Court on Thursday and fined so Tor be.
ing "drank and disorder1., and whipping 8
Yomau aud rhild,H
, 1859-01-15

GLoE1ous ACHIEVEMENT BY GArE7rT -
Nothing can exceed the success achieved BY J. C.
Gayetty's 3ledicated paper tor the water closet,
Piles will soon be disease 10 longer known IL.
cept in name. THIS pure u1edicated paper Is un-
equacd Us l preventive, and unapprolcEab!e as
cure. The proprietors wish it to be slsoken Of
according to its merits only. 1t IL very cheap
1000 sheets for 81 200 sheets for 50 cents. Sold
by all druggists aud Ut the discoye1crs depot, II
Ann street, New York. u. c. Glye,ty" i Water
marked in each sheet, and his autograph is OIL
each package Sent by express from Al Ann
street, New York, upon receipt Of price. The
trade are invited 10 correspond is t. terms.
K.hH5i
, 1859-01-15

We aepreDa.ed t. make contract. With Dealers far aft
gu: :lt7
ANNEALEO FENCE WIRE NOS an19.
Ia ourut Of rot less than ton deliverable at our
Mafeoq1te a. Any time ptevl1ns 70 Ho !ss aaI jane
Is made bslAnct delfgt j. Purchases Invited t,
cosfs s1,ud xtsh us At once
I'll ~ 8. niC 1ERs0S. 1, Wabash Avenue,
iaf{ b3ai ckw3u B1rch's Eo1 Dulldiny, Ch easo,
, 1859-01-15


HoPE HosE Co.-At special meeting of
Hope Hose Company, held at their house On
Friday evening. January l4tb, 1859. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great Ra1er CT
the Universe to remove from cur midst our late
fellow member, Orrille L. Moore, therefore
He5olred. That in the affective dispensation
Of Divine Providence, society is called to mourn
the loss Of most estimable citizen, and this
company of faithful and true member.
RssolEed. That in our intercourse with our
late fellow-member, whose death leares sad
void in our number, We have ever found him to
be actunted BY upright principles, firm pur-
poses, and pure motives, aud that IS such his
removal creates q vacancy which can never BE-
filled.
Lasolr<l, That We tender to the afflicted fam
liz of the deceased our deepest sorrows and
heartfelt synpsthy in their great bereavement; !;
yet tnlly realizing the inedequacy OF all human
consolation to atoae tos the loss offs sou and
brother.
R<solctd, That the members Of this Company,
in consideration Of the many virtues Of the d.
ceased, wear mourning for thirty days, aad the
house and apparatus Of the Company be draped
in mourning for the came time.
Rssotrtd, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the family and friends Of The deceased,
and published IN the Chicago and Ottawa pa-
peEs. u. H. LLEWRLLYS,
B. Z. LEWIS,
JOIN BUcK1E, Jn-
4. B. H1L11KER, Committee.
Secretary Committee.
, 1859-01-15

MUSICAL TS1oS ACADDy.-Tae directors OF
this institu ion have dcte rmined to commence IN
elementary class in music next Tuesday evening,
under the instruction Of Ms. G. II. Cady. Young
ladies' and gentlemen who wish to learn to sing
will find this favorable opportunity. Members
Of this Academy are entitled to free admission to
all the concerts Of the Musical Union given dur
ing such membership
/! is expected that the Musical Union will give
concert on Friday evening Of next week, in
which several novelties arc to be introduced.
Particulars will be given In dne time.
, 1859-01-15

~ Wheeler j. Wilson's Sewing Machines.
North. Western Office 167 ani leo Lake street.
GEO. r. Cu1rrESDES, Ageut.
, 1859-01-15
Education Of Idiots.

EUMENIIUU OF 1N1UESs
Al the close OF the sitting of The House OF
Representatives. Ct Springfield, on Thursday.
the Clerk rcsd the following:
II am requested to nuuounce that Kew. Dr.
Mcfarland will deliver a lecture this evening in
this Hail. on the "'Eiucation Of ldiots." Hem
ters If u< Lfgiela4ure ere iarited to attend ~
The announcement was received with sLouts
Of laughter by :he members present
, 1859-01-15

CooK COUNTY CIRCUIT Court, HoN. GEORGE
MAsERE PREs1DHG.-Tu1RD DAY.-The Argu-
ments OF Counsel in the case Of the People rs.
Michael McNamee fot tie murder Of his wife oc-
cupIed the whole Of yesterday, the case being Civ
en 10 the jury at half past five O'Clock P. H., It
Which hour there was an adjournment to eight
o'clock.
1t the latter hour the jury had not agreed xpon
their verdict. when the Court adjourned to nine
4. II. to-day. The attendance upon the trial has
been Large, and the interest maintained through
out, ~ witnessed by tie thronged crowds OF spec
tators,
, 1859-01-15

The Lrcomptnn Charter lobbyists are rc-
porting Ut Springfield tba. u glrut many Of
The Ic.4Iip. ErpuL1iea1ss If this city are iu
favor Of the Dyer Charter!
~. p:nlluuacc til: s1,ltcmcat i point blank
fAlSchuul, aud challenge them to mention
single na.ne. The truth is, moi only are the
Republicans IN mrxss opposed TO the prnp':4d
a53minati.n. Int large numbers of Dcmo-
c'ats also |: would puzzle the lobby ,ul-
t1rcs to hume !: scare ii res: :.ectahlc tax,Fay-
iny Democrats II hu give i}ltir assent 10 tile
Lelo,.i'a clarlcr, ;.fic: 1.1uct;ng thvse
who Expect l., iu'l ofce OF obtain contracts
under it.
The conspiracy against the p"nrlc has
very fc~ hackers outside Of the tax caters,
anl thu 1neirbcrs ii the Legislature can salts
fy themselves Of that fact by looking al The
persons Win ire i'll SprInafie'l from hi: city
cnglucc1ias the rlt.
a Pleasant Prospect for InA-fnycrs.
II the Leconpton Charter goes into force it
will cost ns much to suppor: the proposed police
system as it does now 10 carry on tho govern
ment Of the city. Look ut It's provisions.
Isl, There Ere 10 b. tAyfe vel! salaried Com
missionclF, no: elected By the people.
ID, lney sl-al! appoint Secretary and Clerk
for each f,he three Divisions. ell With fct sal
aries U. COURSE.
Sd, There is to be Superintendent Of Police
with liberal salary
9Th, There nrc to be tArtt Assistant Superin-
tendcntR, we'll ERlari.d.
5!h. There are to be III Captains OF Police,
well paid.
9Th, There are 10 bs tu'ea:yone scrgeants hand
somely compensated.
1sh, AS n,hny rn.k aud tie as the Board shall
please to appoint The number will not be less
than twu hurdred u.d lnay be twice thu. nuul-
Der.
Let tax payers cipher up 1he expense Of sup
porting ibis lrmy Of pensioners. This is 4 spec
hnen OF The Style OF re,rtnchment and reform
provided Tor in tue l.econtptou Charter The
City GovesnmeI, is now carried on for eleven
mills taxation. Twenty mills will not suffice
under the prcpo6ed charter.
, 1859-01-15

tB See advertisement of Quaker City $50
Sewing Aochine. L. CoRSkLL i Co.,
oc2G " 133 Lake streat
, 1859-01-15

D0ARDISG.-FIRS CLASS BOARD
8cuta E1zx stret: TrAonent Board Aaonab.e rAx
iA41..~
1J0ARDISG. - SINGLE ROOMS AND
ID ru!ss o. roo ns newly died M With board On se1
souable u2J 0h:Aueu s3 kIcllon At No al5
ai1te stFest. Z. D. OLIVER.
heS 2as
, 1859-01-15

Scores CT citizens called on us yesterday to
sign the remonesrance against the Lecom pton
Charter. Those who have it iu Land should
multiply copies. nnd place one at every public
place. where The people may have en- opportu-
nifty to put their names upon it. There ere ten
thousand ta1.psying citizens anxious 10 eend
their protest to the Legislature against this vi|e
tyrannica! echtne Of multiplying taxes and
plunderin5 the people.
, 1859-01-15

Bryant S!ratton's american Aercaaat, for
January, has been laid npon our tahla- It hss
. we'll executed likeness of Mayor nemaan,
With discriminating biography Of that gentle
naa. There arc also articles On '*0ur Treaties
with japan md China" Marine Insurance" !"
t'The Science Of Eduestiug," "Speeidc es, Ad-
valorem Duties," t..Commerce OF the United
S.ates," F." .:Taxes Of Different S!ates," 6c.-alI
of futareat to the merchant
, 1859-01-15
ROUNDS Il IAN9DoN,
OILY AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGRrTs
CHICAGO,
For the great majority OF Newspapers
publIahed In the entire North. Vest.

In connection with Type Pcundesy aad p,ioter's
Fu1otshics business which We hare carried On In this
city for tue p's: Tx YE4Rs have for long tine beea
a:n:1;ed to estaa!lh oona Gle Aad regular
, 1859-01-15

GALfsBURY MANSION SCHOOL, LIN.
= COLIN BouA1s. Wo4CEsrZR MAsa
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, 1859-01-15

The city mortality for the year 1858, as shown
by lists KEEP. in in the City Clerks Office, Is Is