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STATE REVENUES AND EXPENSES.

STATE REVENUES AND EXPENSES.
| The Fairfield L. dser very pertinently asks
the following questions:
l. Can any Democ rat point to State in
the Union under Democratic control, Of
equal population with Iowa, wherein the
State Government is carried on for Us small
an amount of money as it is in this State!
2. Csn any Democrat point to single
State in the Union, audcr Democratic con-
troll, where the aggregate, amount OF State
tax is being reduced as is the case in this
State, notwithstanding the reduction in the
amount of the county assessment.
8. Can any Democrat explain why the av-
erace Of the State tax levied while his par
ty controlled the affairs of this State amour
ted to over two mills on the dollar, while
the average since that time has been only
about one and half mills on the dollar
4. Can any Democrat explain why bis
party in 1851 levied a tax Of three mills on
tie dollar, while the Republicans, with oil
the charges of cxtrayagance which have
been brought against them, never found il
necessary to levy greater tax than two
mills on the dollar?
5. Can any Democrat tell why the highest
rate of tax per capita under Republican
rule has been s. cents, while the highest
Democratic rate has been Is cents?
6. Can any Democrat tell why the Ma
tional Administration, under Democratic
control, expends such an unheard Of amount
of money to carry on the government, If
his party is really in favor Of IN economi-
cal expe dture Of the public money!
To which we add: Does any one believe
that Dodge, who proposes to give from the
National Treasury $50, ,000, 900 at one dash
and us a single inv estment, for the purchase
of Cuba, and who has been in receipt for
many years of a salary of $4,000 per an
mum for his own services, is likely to inau-
gurate On era of economy ?-BurlinJto
HaUkeye.
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80 r.. ssleader ), n tho la.t 81. AM

g. The ssleader - in tho last Sc. Adams
Democrat 10 headed = Democracy on the
move" This 10 beginning early Demo.
cracy willbe obliged to ssmove" on the 4sh
Of March, 1851, but up to that tims nobody
expects to disturb it. A|ler that time, how
ever, the restless concern will bAsspsrma-
nensly settled. Burlin9.on( ~ Tines.
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
For Governor, -.
SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD,
OF JOHNSON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
~. NICHOLAS j. RUSCH,
OF SCOTT.
For Judges Of Supreme Court,
RALPH p. LOWE, Of Lee Co.
l.. ID. STOCKTON, Of Des Moines.
CALEB BALDWIN, Of Potta awattamie.
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/. .aARBEcUEs FOR THE PEOPLE.

"BARBECUEs FOR THE PEOPLE"
The Fairfield Jefersonian says the Dem
ocratio Executive Committee, have deter
mined "to revive one of the customs OBJ
served in the old campaigns, when every
struggle was Democratic victory" In
accordance with this dissemination, they
have appointed barbecue in each judicial
district in the State" at all of which Git
is so announced) there will be grand ral-
ly Of the people, to put down high taxes
fraudulent use of the peoples money and
a system of legislation which tends to level
the white man to the grade of the negro"
If the Jefersonian had said, at all Of these
barbeouss, there would be a grand rally of
the unwashed, to put down bad whiskey-
to put to base use the doubloons of Au
gustus Caesar Dodge-and to inaugurate
system of debauchery which has tendency
to level man to the grade of the beast, it
would have come much nearer the truth
These barbecues are to be held, says the Jef-
JeTSOHtuU, ucCuusc tuo SSaso 10 "oVu' w Ao-
turn to her ancient faith" Just so,-but
where are the evidences that "the State Is
about to return to her ancient faith ? y
Echo answers uhar! The Democracy must
be firm believers in righteous judgments,
and, having come to the conclusion that
they
Like Esau, for their birth-right a beef-steak,"
they inausurate these barbecues, with a
view to the testing Of the Republicans by an
appeal to their stomachs. The Democrats
will find out, to their chagrin, that they have
mistaken mankind, in their supposition that
"The turnpike road to peoples hearts
Lies through their mouths"
A barbecue has been appointedat Council
Bluffs, Sept. IS; at Sioux City, Sept. 10,
at which times and places the same "ssale,
fat and unproftable' political viands will
be served up o'er and o'er until even some
of the more honest Of the unterrifed, will
be taken with violent retchings-to say moth
ing of what may befal the outsiders. Why
no. feed the people at these barbecues on
the same kind of meat that the immaculate
Caesar has grown so great upon!
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GEORGE DOUGHTY
REFERENCES:


COUNCIL BLUFrs-Oncer Pusey, Bankers; Bald
win L Dodge do; Casady 4 Test, do; Ii. c. Mutt
Co, do
ST. Louis Mo.-Doan King 4 Co; Squire x Reed,
Shaplegh, Day \ Co, S. c. Davis Co, Howard x
Hinchman.
ST JOSEPH, Mo .--TootIes Fareigh, Jos. {. Hull,
Pres't ST. 10 Ins Go; ; X. l.. Mcdonald. j. n J. Cnrd.
Nave McCord 4 Co, J. d. Jenuingsk Co, A. Beattie
* Co Iv2nlol fBugle please copy.
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

General Collecting Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
/ tired from the mercantile business begs leave to
offer his Merchants and Business Men OF all
classes, General Collecting Agent. He proposes 10
give his entire attention to this business; and his long
residence and xensve acquaintance in the West, WILL
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
wared to the unders gned by mail. otherwise, Tor
Presentation Liquidation Collection Prompt atten-
ton will be given and the ava!ls lmmediatey remit
ted When may become necessary TO place cla''s IN
suit the professional services Will be secu, and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly as poss-
ble Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the best ter atanable and the title TO Real Estate
when taken either payment or security carefully In
vestIgated.
The undersigned WILL also Pay Taxes in all parts OF
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and Will also Sell, Pur-
chase or Invest Money in Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will be promptly attended to
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CasADY. TEST s. TUTTLE,

Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
CosseiI Blwffs, Io~H.
Will practice in all Courts Of Record IN "estcn to~
va Sehr,ssa Collections will receive prompt ateh
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Pittsburg. St. Louis.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Jno. J. Anderson 20.
Exchange Bank, Messrs. Page Bacon.
Messrs Kramer l. Rahm, ILoker, Reeick 4 Co.
n Holmes Il Sons IL. r. Violet Co,
Willis Boothe, Esq. Messrs. Bryan Co.
WIN. B. Pusey, Esq. Iopd.
PennsyfVaniG. Cook, Sargent Downey.
Monopgahela B'k Of Brown Henn WiiliEms Co.
VILE. Hoyt Sherman X Co.
franklin Blk OF Washington Hon B. Benton, Jr
Baltimore. Springfield, III.
Com & F. Blk Of Baltimore NJ. X F. Insurance GO.
Baltimore Savings Bank Clark's Exchange BANK
Messrs. Johnston x Bro. Jacob Bum. ESQ
Robert Garret & Sons Hon. s. T. Logan
T. Marsh Smith, Esq. Col Jno: Williams, -,
Nathan Pusey, &" Jacksonville, III.
Miles White, Hon. WIN. Brown.
Ns,y FORK " Richard Yates,
Jno Thnnlpson Esq f. r. Elliott, Esq.
Philadelphia. Messls. II. p. Ayers Co
Nessrs. Caleb Cope Co. n4-n
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Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
Conreysnesr n Gs"sr"1 Ian" As'"''
COU.yIIL BLUFFS, XOW1.
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LEE ILINIVsF'
CLINTON s. BALDWIN,,
FRANK STREET.,

Attorneys at Law, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
~ Ill pi a,s " " n29-yl
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COUNCIL BLUFFS:

Saturday Morning, August 40, 1855
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PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.

PIONEEK BOOK BINDEKY.
IX-M. r. KITER, BOOK BINDER AND BLAME
w Book Manufacturer. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa Is
prepared anything in his department OF Busi-
promptly, in a substantial and woTkndnke man
uer aud at low prices. nl-u
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TTORSEY AT LAW, LEWIS. CAsS COZ MY
y Iowa ONE with the Recorder and TreasufeI'
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ID. &. RLOOMER'S

AL BRANCHES OF THE LAND AIENth
a Business promptly attended 10. Land Bought ana
Mi Money Loaned and Land Entered on Time Ian"
warrants kept constantly for sale at the loves! rae9
~ Once in Empire Block, opposite PACING House
Nav lS5T-ulu
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a. COCHRAN,

Nj l.. r G. III \ y II Il \ l l. O r,
And Dealer in Gent!eman'S Furnishing Goods,
Middle RrO~deay, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
TEEPS on HAND CHOICE SELECTION
N Of CLOTHS, CASlMERES yESTINGS, A2
which he viii make up to order in the latest and IL
most approved styles. Together with beautiful I'M
assortment OF GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS. -3
ni-u J. T. OLIVER.
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H. c. MUTT. +. A. TRITLE. J. s. AspREws
The Merchants Exchange Bank,
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closely wrapped bank notes and folded
paper.
What is this 20 cried the startled gam
blers, and the bystanders crowded up full of
surprise and curiosity. +. & ~ r.
"Itis my stake,' said the man with seem
ing indifference, and united the ribbon that
held the bank notes together. "s.
"Hold! That won't do" exclaimed the
gambler, throwing down his cards. "That
is false play. You have counted out only
eight and twenty dollars on the other even
ings." -... .s2
"Falsc play" repeated the man, with a
threatening frown. "Prove it to ke false
play. Did not place the bag just as il Ii, 8
tnere, upon that card? And did you make
any objection to taking it unopened 90
"No, no. 1t is all right, it is all fair .
cried the bystandors, always ready and eager
to take part against the professional gam
blers, who, they feel quite convinced, do
not play fairly, although they cannot resist
the fascination of tho gambling table, bu.
return again aud again to be cheated of their
money, as long as they have any to squan.
der there. ..s..-r .-. p i
lie has staked and won it, and he must
have it," they said.
| sCouns your money. How much is it %
said the gambler, who had whispered few
hasty words to his comrade. "Ilow much i.
it?'' - | - 's
!" Firstly, eight and twenty dollars in sil.
ver," he replied slowly, and the other,
laughed s.then here in bank notes-one
two, three, four, 1--WE SIX, sevan, eight hun.
dred dollars and then, here
What! more 2" .rz-5.s y
ga small bill Of exchange upon Smi.h,
Penekin-as good ~ gold, accepted and oil
the money only needs fetching-for three
thousand"
Three thousand ~ shouted the gambler
starting up from his chair. .sAreyou madi
That 10, altogsthsr, near four thousand dol
lars. shall not pay that ~
Shall you not?" eaid the stranger, in'
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Dissolution,
Nonre.iden, Land for Sale for .hc nav
CANAL RAILROAD.

- SIMMER ARRANGEMENT: eommer,,nu
ceptedl follows: ~ ! 'ASuhoayse&-
LeaveNEw HAVEN at 5O0A NJ freIabt trait, ,i,h
senger attached for Northam pton 10 ~
NJ freight train, with passenger car attached for
1850, M, ton arrivalof 90 A. NJ F,nrossr,o;
new YORK.. connecting at Northampton with trn;, 90
River Railroad for Greenfield Bratha ri
lys,ss s osnefn Railroads Receiving passeng srs al
and West. ' ifou' ehe East
zoo 2 NJ, on arrival Of l2.45 p NJ. train from Nav
iorkleenneeting at Plainv on IIartsarJ 30
dence aud fishkil X. r. going West ana =, row
trains on Western Railroad going East and IVES, p
Jug passengers from Hartford Providence ana Fhbtt,
road at Plsinyiile and from train on Western p.
"eS'nesasironi Boston, Worcester and Spripgheld "
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
a ~ ior New Haven; connecting Westaeld win,
the West atNew Haven with 945 nj tran s SIoy ana
hnd intermediate statious Passengers fnr a.
frovaeaee and fshkill Railroad will take this tr. 81
loS, \ M-.in connection with train on Conn Rixp n
I'm ne north: conDectiaga west6ela u5tb - ~.
train on Hartford, Providence and rishts with
kst New Haven with 90 VI Expre~s 49,, ~ S gong
Z. "a freight train with passenger car s,taehs ~
meeting at Planvile With train on as.s >,
-.o''tsoSe ana fisnki Raj read going West
LEAVE PLAINvILLE AT
= y freight train, With passenger car .,,,.h.s a.
coLLiNsvILLE BRANCH TRAINS
~. .seSoLLINsvILI Eat 5OA.MAnas4spN
FREIGHT NOTICE. .
Freight trains leave Ne. Yort a,iv fs,,s.
sHrner franklin and Center strre.s :. M ~ eseeptell
s'rsaalnpton A. la-e5 A Leste - nv
80 saa -ssve In Ne< York at 100 A. NJ throusb s,s
os,y Lines Of Stages run from NOrtha,,n,o,
,i,s1 hay denve. Florence. and Ha5l.x
=. % Sew Hartford wnsted -, ~ ION
S1-Tss lag a. lsss ''sSis' s'a'rAi Asssi-
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YOUTH AND MANHooD

stamps. Poss pau, on receipt Of three
the frame eas. "a the physical exhaustion and decsy 81
ir;e,,s -. 'sed oy Selfabuse - Ipfertio,, S Of
I9rio"s consequences of Mercury ~ and the in
e-oef q The Royal college Of Surgeons Sr
voas DrbitT noa or Seminal Emissions Cen;ta,
snir;,s re- IN potency. Loss Of Fu.rvr NJ - y
. t,midy Disease the sexual peprssson Of
authors noys s aIe promptly and etuay rsaave b.
s,,. @ which the invalid can -; e o. rettment
eines. 70 dangerous and expersiy,. =. \.
-, ! so .. nc London Lsneet-T4,e b,s, 80.
tho esi rspo. 1poFAnoe to an worthy ss s'sn
- I5 80, tae Publisher J. G. KLINE 4 n
's'' f''' Bon -Sss, ss- IsTs CITY. HIs aS1,
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L ne Great Lininsent.
he Great Imminent.
Il he Great Eminent.
The Great liniinent.
For Either Man or Beast.

We ITial has hen fair, and the eope have rHas
Just Vsrdicf: sELtEN's Mae fLUIp the voTlf ~
htned. tatur Zen ost and vithout rival H. The q
oa'aent ~ eedci aud its sale Is VI pis eedtriH 2
annals Ct Medical History unaided B, Becus c,gs'
or h4 BOGUS PuFFs, b. It's MERIT alone aken the ai
o'her IKE edes and stands triun phanf u hssH
approval % many Of the emil of the medical =
plty the press are louI in praise; ard The g.ss
MI stable trepers, and stage proprietors in the ~
will use no other mecieir e.
via you-oan YOU doubt its merit, II So give ht 8
cal ~ u e y 49, ~ w. ~ amy
East Haddam, Conn. fgl Proprhlsa
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In a graveyard in New Jersey, there is q
.ombstane on which is the following simple
yet touching -pitaph :"He ,oas good egg.
A down-east girl being bmiered one day
by some Of her female friens in regard to
her lover, who had the misfortune 10 have
but one leg. she replied to them very
smartly, "Pooh wouldn't have man
with two legs they're too common%
A dandy in Broadway, New York, wish
ing to be witty accosted young beIl-man
as follows: "You take all sorts of trumpery
in your cart don't your" "Yes, jump in,
jump in"
"Ah my dear, how came you so wet 2"
inquired an atfectionate mother of her son.
"Why, ma, one of the boys said l darsent
jump into the creek, aud by gosh, / tell
you amt to be dared.
A wag says that in journeying lately he
was put into an omnibus with a dozen per-
son, Of whom he did not know single one.
Turning corner shortly after, however,
the omnibus was upset. "And them" said
he, Il found them all out
The San Francisco Picayune says that
the churches there are determined 10 sing
no more lone meter tunes, they being to
SLOW for the country and the people.
A gentleman who had a scoldng wife, in
answer to an inquirey after her health, said
she was pretty well, only subject at times
at breaking out in the mouth"
Reader, I've left a world in which
had world to do,
Sweating and fretting to be rich;
just such fool as you.
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To County Commissioners and
Town A gents in Vcrmout.

NE well established Importing House of CHARLES BAcK.
hAN % front street, New York, has made extensive
eS oil tae BEST descriptions OF Pure Wines and olor IA
Town Agents in this state justly earning BY tire
te goods sold reputation for selling only Pure iduory
anu at reasonable prices which fact should not be
o those who are required by Law purchase and sell
but genuine Liquors. " ~
Applications Tor goo Is may be male to Charles Bncman
- front STREET, New York, to his Agents Wm W Drew
W. IL Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who authorized to sohc
aud standing Of the House the superior a. alt m
hquors to Ed%Id llungernrd Prof Chemistry in the
uI . OF vermont s. " Tnayer VI D. Dean of The
IN same }, : Pierce Agent, Burlington, Vt
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American & Foreign Patents,

u, EDDY solicitor Of Patents flate .,.e,,. :, Z
- fatent Ohee Washington, under the Aet 81 is -
state street, opposite Nib, ST ho.ton - 'o"'j -
AFTER an extensive practice Of upwards NJ t,ye,,. -
tiraat jr.; Fateht, N the United States also II
49, nlLaih' france and other foreign cuuptri,s Co.,,
opectneau"ns. Assignments aud an p.nrr ~
Patents, executed in liberal tt, ms "A i, tLss toi
% niaae lhto American and Foreign works tn ,i.,sr
hlHe tue vaidits or utility Of Patents or Iry ~
go, 'Ss sr auNee Tendere in al matters tocb H.
sAae copies Of the claims Of any Patent ~
uniting one do lar Assignments recorded AZ re
tbr gre /, Z not only the largest in New IL gland In,
'rousn y inventors have advantages for seturi,s
Or aseertaihng the pateDtabiity OF inyentions ne
them Sfao superior to any that can be ofr,
none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE Ps1ENT 6sv pe M
T.c.s - ana a. SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF OF NV
son TO believe and prove thar al no otb aat rsH
hlu are charges for professional services "a rle
has enabled him to accumulate vast ears pas
ions ana othcal decisions relative to patents T1
ami full accounts Of patents granted in ~ Soiks
n Europe render him able, beyond question 10 es
Pss NJ laeil,ieH iof obtaining pat, nts y e' :"
~ necessity Of aiourney TO Washington 70 .
ventors. mere are heresavedi in
TESTIMONIALS
cessf1I nriii as one Of Che capable and su
course. on nave had Official inter
cHAs. MASON,
" have no hesitation in gin,art.,, - ''
ote'hpIoy person more com petent Al ,r, .ac1 can
,ure for I'm putting their Application in form 10 ~
Patent Office. 'iaOse consideration at the
EDMUND BURKEs
Late Commissioner of Patents
uNr II :, Boston, FEBRUARY s. 1885
sl, ". u EDDY has made for me TIIIi,TE ~ iooo
Nv, on an put ONE Of which patents have r. aPpiiea-
great talent an ag Rgadng Such unmistakabl pronf a.
~ Inventors to apply him 10 nrorur ~ 90 reconn end
s,I ~ u sure Of having the most faithful as
'''o' cases. add at very reasonable ei,srgrs De-
Prom, e.. ,-,s- JOHN TAGGART.n
,o mn spt. 1 1871, tn June IL 1858 the sub,,
tis ~ esSe practice. made on t,cice ~ ~ he
cdd ~ = EEN APPBALS. EVERY ONF ~ 49,, Applea-
II IS faeof by the Commissioner Of Patents was de-
January /, 1859 X. Ill. EDDY.
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Nervousness
DODD'S NERvTNE hss NJ co,.l

DoDO > NERVINE hrs equal
Tue Nerviue, ALIAS irritation promotes $780,. "a,
quite and refreshing slecp and eqnllizs the
e nervous Fiuhl 1t contains Opium or other st,i,
ing drug bat is alwav sure and mild ~ s'uphS
for All NERVOUS AFFECrInNS-aobiu,, 80
n : rsi eess o. nind and body It i uneanailsi
= a, = Nsh Anosn ftct that Constipstoo Or t,ostis
usually att-nis the Of I'll Nerve Tts
b 0pisha; taefian Se-bat the use Of Dodf's Nyin
- ~ Stays irritation, restlessn-ss aud spas,osi ,i
RoI = stem aIso induces uniform srtio5 az ne
~ ana the secretire organs Both ia urivats a,i
III ~ popular use, the Nervne is adaptei 70 us.t : -
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A New "HooP" DIsEAsE.-A new dis

A NEW "IIooP" DIsEAsE.-A new dis
ease has made its appearance since the in
PRODUCTION of hoops. 1t exhibits itself only
in cold weather, and then is only discover,
able in cities where the buildings are warm
ed with furnaces. Two ladies were stand
ing over a register the other day, talking
and laughing, when one endevoring TO sit
was attacked and screamed violently. The
other soon also tried to sit, and was attack
ed in the same manner. The explanation
is that by standing so long over the regis
ter, their metallic hoop became heated to
such degree that when they attempt to
be seated. it was like sitting on hot grid
iron. Of course, they were not great
length of time in getting up again, and nat
urally enough uttered screams all of
which would be very mysterious to look.
er on, unacquainted with the mysteries of
hoops.
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Carriage and Sleigh ManufactO-
Nv. Grafton, Vt.

ME WOULD Call the attention of the public generally
w and Livery men in particular. Carriages and
Seghs, which in point Of workmanship quality Of ma
terial cannot be surpassed in any market.
We are constantly lcuring Carriages sleghs
all kinds. of the best MATERIAL all which are warranted
We do not pretend to sell work less price than any
else but do say that will better Buggy with
or without Top than be bought the money else
where.
Carriages and sleghs made order and perfect satisf
ton guaranteed.
G. N. FRENCH Co.
Grafton, Vt, March /, 1859. Q