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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-20
Ho! ye Pilgrims to Pixies Peak!
Don't 80 until you have tried the
ST. CHARLES FLOWS.

!vNHE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure in in
l. forming the the citizens of Floyd and adj
Joining counties that We are now prepared
to furnish them with various descriptions OF
Flows suited to the agricultural wants Of Iowa,
Our Flows will be made of the best Plew Steel
and will be put up for durability. Living
here in your midst, we are able to Judge what
kind of u Plow is best adapted to your soil. We
have selected for our choice the latest improv-
ed style of the Peoria & bloomington Patterns
which we feel confident will give good salts
faction to every one who tries them.
Farmers, ii you are in want Of plows. come
and examine those of our manufacture before
purchasing elsewhere. We warrant our Flows
to clear in any kind of soil. Strict attention
will be given to all orders for Breaking Flows !;
also to repairing Flows ol every description.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-20
Carriages and WngOns

Ironed in the latest style and hest manner.
Horsc AMI OK Shocing and Jobbing of all
kinds promptly attended to.
Shop, corner OF Water < Milwaukee St's.
W0OLLEY & SNYDER.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1854. $40
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-20


Dr. BJkcr's Pam PdnGcca
Cures Cramp and Pain in the Stomach.
Dr. Bakers Pam Pdnacea
Cures Collie, Pain in the Back and Bowels.
Dr. Buffers Pain Panacea
Cures Darrhca Dizziness and Costivcncss.
Dr. Buffers Pan Pqnaccu
Cures Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sprains and all
kinds Of Sores.
Dr. Brkcrs Pain PanGcer
Has more merit than any rAin Killer in us"
Dr. Bakers Pam Putarea
Is used in nearly every family in the west
Dr. Bak,r's Pam Pr1acoa
Cscl as linilncnt or wish, has no superior.
ID. BLIa'S Pain Panacca
Is the best remedy for Summer Complaints
Dr. Batr'S PAIN Pdnacrd
cures Chronic Diseases, such as Dyspepsia,
Weak Erctl,t Liver Complaint, General
Debility. Fewer and A,Uc, C.Hkcr,
Sore Throat Weak Eyes, Spine
AMI old Sores, &c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-20
Lowest Cash Prices Extant.
Country Merchants

Will find it for their interest to call and exa
mine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID X HOBART.
McGregor, Iowa, April 20, 1859. 6y
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-09-20
THE GREATEST PAIN CURING REMEDY

IT VINI Y LEEU.
JOHN II. rAEk, Prnrrictor 12i Lake St
Chicago. Illinois, to whom all orders should
be addressed. 24m3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
News from Pixies Peak aud Utah

LEAvEhwoRTH, h. T., Saturday,, JAN ~ iooJ.
The Pil e's 7. TAX Express Company have decided TO
run in connection with their line pony express from
IeavenwoIh to Sacramento City, California Inc
time for the trip is faxed at days, and, under the
admirable system Of this Company there is little doubt
but that u s Will he accomplished.
Tie Poet Office Department has ordered the Uta9
service back to its original time, and weekly instead
of a semi-wolthly mail.
In Iton TO the amount of gold received by the
Pike's Peak Express yesterday, about SD,O worth
If Iel orieo by private hands. a.
The statement of the oss of 700 head OF cattle IN
ROXY Valley, Utah, belonging TO Russel', Majors ~
Wadde ,s lot credited the private adviees OF this
f,m up to the departure Of the mail make no mention
Of it.
The winter in Salt Lake Valley is represented as
bavn been very severe, aud has doubtless been to
some extent fatal To- the stock wiDered there.
TIE mail wss packed far at Fort Laramie.
The command at that post was in good health.
CorsioeJ able dsorder prevailed st Cam Floyd, and
a sold tr had been murdered by unknown assassin.
Gen. Jobnsttn using every exertion to preserve
quiet.
The Sab L0ke Valley Tan gays of over two hun
dIed murders committed in that Territory within the
Issi three years not single offender has been con-
vlcted or punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
The leading organ Of che bogus Democracy In this
city fins frankly cbaracterzes that party:


Tie otter deprsyy and Of the row ~ shoulder
hitting pobou,e bawler no lhe dihe eut Oemo
cratic oue this city have been windy mani
g,ted han the altitude thy at the pIe-ent
OF patriotism scinston Of honest hsl"nal
could more ay De eslvEized feaIlhwVrms thsG from The
besus nerceDary and wifePulng spousueh o.
the rysl TAuuauy and Mozart Demo 'Tattc sco
Uucsr de Of nsrul eTrorsui and drunken
.nV and tDs at Mozart HALL citizens Of unstained aud ire
rrpueon have sbrubk from sGch assoclatJn ~ the
tsrs worst Of depr4vity aud wics edness
evident then that II there DO other nope Tor the
ause nationality than the depraved demag0s
" no nov control it, Democratic ogauzaons che rrePrsole
conflict theory illustrated by John Brown pfssce aud "ih
Helpers implicit it's parapnase would De- cram ned dom
the public hrs Fall. Wot there higher power IN
tbe than dirty heln iscarOts buie row
dee gougers abiros uhOe proPIietors, Keepers and own
ve den Of d and prostitution shoulder ttei
cOundrel geneTythe history oil whose exploits
be police chronicles OF execra7o hrnay-
era Committees regular and irregular who have been prom
iDeIt ward city, county STATE ind for ell we snow National
Conventions the triumph o. Sewadite treason would be GER
tain I"
The eprou brutal politicians Of Tammsny aud Mozart
Halls only needless Of the welfare Of toe Union but will
refuse contribute it, unless the aid they render
Il gained for he is the with the conn
Absny. who aresdy preparing 20 sell them
selves Seward Just they bal gained away the wise iette
Nobody Will dispute the excellence Of the forego-
irg photograph of the bogus Democratic party IN
this, its stronghold; aud yet the same jourlal that
draws the likeness, labOrs might and main, seven
DAYS in the week, to prevent the RePubl cans from
sending the representatives. of this party into re-
tirement and putting the Government upon honest
courses, under the control of hoorst men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Will the stock actors in the old farce OF tn
8 Dissolution Of the Union" be pleased to look TO
q moment at the recent cOurtesies between the
Legislatures of Tennessee, Kentu ky, and Ono
The Lawmakers of two Slave States accept the
invitation of the Legislature of Black RePubll-
can State, to Welt it and receive its hospitalltes
The fraternal heartiness and most lavish courtesy,
with which Tennessee and Kentu ky are welcomed,
from the moment their representatives, cross the
Ohio River TIL they reluctantly turn their backs
upon the capital of Ohio, are guarantees that the
Dissolution of the Union" is q stage play. ia
which the people of these three States vii never be
actors We may also call attention to the enth1si-
sstic reception of the invitation by telegraph from
Gov. Morgan of this State, to these two Southern
Legislatures ObecOme the guests OF the LIE 4isatare
NJ New YOrk-Blackest Republican Newly York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

morn OIL-EXTRAORDIsART 1IELD.-olnce our
as, says The VeH0nRo Spectator, pump has been
D1t into the oil-weH on the farm Of Hamilton McClin
tock, on Oh Creek two mes above the mouth, aud
the yield Of oil beyond expectation being near ooebe
The WELL and all agree that one gallon of pure oil Is
pumped every minute the qun tity Gppe irs 10 DO
nDistd TO the capacity of the pump and mo doubts are
srtaned Of the supply holoiDg ou,. The peopne-
barrel the on which yea. 20 be he great iificlty
N Tie way. California aud Pixies Peak will have "
knock under.
Vlher wells being FUNK in that vicinity. One,
nsne InI'ber no the creok, in which yOans friend
h'm Hibbard IL largely Interested has reached the OIL,
snu Do lar 70 equal the best pr ducuy' foere
no olinSulty IN obtaining rites by giving per cont
~ % tae oi, aud Il ere appears TO be general
P"eeMg N by u.Ose desiring y try her luck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

10 These thiDgs; ard we are glad to see mat Mr'
Msnierre has introduced oil ia the Se"ai1 HUI
ting the sale of passenet tickets on SHIPS ""' '"""'
vessels to the agents appointed by tue ""o''S v"
<onsientes thereof. THIS blu IS very e''""'"''' 40
SCENE to have been drawn With great care
M comes law. we have no doubt tue "rsau'Ze'@s
fem OF punoerIng 80 long and 'ucfa'''eS i'u'"'u
hy the runners. will cease. Such result VIII w
-, .o,vs,S Civ Reform. 1t lie vSia to suppose
~ . s,s,em can exist without throwing CON
4.ra;,o,;no influence upon elections, and our muu-
opal institutions generally
The law Of 1857, of which Mr. Mauierres bill Is
an amendment, was hastily aud iUpsriecdy dra Tn.
" was impossible 10 obtain conviction under 1t, If
me runner wished 10 eyade its provisions Conse-
utntly il may be regarded as dead letter
There is hardly day that some swn die does not
take place--sOme days as many as SeOty. In one
sase the victim de rauded Of every thiOg, 6Odog his
Scket worthless, became insane; III auOtoer the per-
on defrauded was 10 the last stages of c'nsumptlon
md, MT having money enough TO carry hun home
was left to die in the House of Deoentloo Families
bargaining to 60 to lswbug are Often sold tickets
that are good no further ia N Liverpool aul tdere
ft to perish or 60 10 pOOhuuse, It they have not
the means to carry them on. Storage tickets are
aamed of for caoln ticsets, aud passages sold up "a
ships instead of steamers. Every description OF
yilauy Is openly pract ced in booking Offices ia the
thorOughiaTes of New-YOrk, upon the INDECENT tue
helpless, the ignorant aud the unwary. roese
thEgs VIII continue until some law is passed which
cannot be evaded. In no city 10 Z ir"pe are suca
frauds heard of. Why are they suffered hereY Be
tween lottery dealers, ticket swndiers, MOCK auc-
toreeIs, gamblers shoulder hitters, aud fancy men,
The reputation Of this city has become ny" To'
and until me means are devised for breaking up
these hsunts of vice, vagabJnds will continue III
public Office, defalcatiOns fro the puolc treasury
be cOnuived at, criminals bee ome leadiog politicians
and the municipal character OF tue Metropolis OF
ths country continue to sink 10 yer and Iwer IN the
depths Of iniamy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

The way in which it is hoped to defeat the Re-
ublican candidate for the Presidency next Fall, is
thus openly proclaimed by The Herald:
money wanted 10 elect, in No nbsr, national Pres-
dent. viii be given What were million Of dolssi" &C
Since the slaveholding aristOcracy Of the South
and the money arstOcracy Of the North have struck
hands, and agreed to act tOgsther to demOlish the
rights and interests of Free Labor this is the inso-
lent way their organs talk. They know they have
money, aad they audacously vsunt the fact that it
IL the weapon by which they will buy up the masses
Of the people to vote for the universal spread Of
Nero Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

If such of the Northern Democracy as have
sot yet made up their minds to go all lengths with
the Fire-Eaters could only look in upon the House
Of Representatives, and see the servile uses to
which the Disunion leaders put the Vallandighsms,
the McClernands the NIblacks, the Lsrrabees, the
Florences the Maclays, and their plant associates
selfrespect and a sense of shame, if no higher
motive, would impel them to point the finger OF
acorn at the cringing sycopbants, and resolve in
their souls that they will never give them an oppor
.unity to disgrace their free constituencies sgain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
FROM ALBANY.
From Oar Own Reporter.
ALEASY, Saturday, Jan. IS, 1860.

From Oar Own Reporter.
ALEAsY Saturday, Jan. 2S 1860.
THE CITY RAILROAD MATTER.
The Assembly adj burned over yesterday till Mon
day evening, and tho Senate would doubtless have
ocIe TIE thing only fJr the interesting railroad
Fl. hi which they had Oh hand yesterday afternoon.
The friends of the bid TO take all power from the
Common Council in the matter of CITY Railroads
erapts unwilling 10 let il cool til Monday, and
the opponents med determined that it should not
pass yesterday. 1t wac, however, ordered TO third
TeaoiDg and made the special order for this morning
Immediately after the reading of the Journal. When
il was announced Mr. ketcham, by unanimous con-
sent offered an amendment b. meet the objections
which bad been urged against the bill likely 10 TO-
teIieTe with the ghts OF city railroad grants already
obtained. The amendment was adopted, and the dill
read third time and passed The bill reads, as fol-
lows:
So, 11os II shall not Lawful hereafter lay construct
aS6 Of the City Of wherever such
railroad end except under the authority and
the regulations and restrictions which the Leg stature
may hereafter grant and provide The section sks not %
deemed sHsct The operation lar laid OF any railroad DOW
be held impair in any any valid grants for
sn any raoad In sao city existing on she LIST day Of Janu-
Sac o All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent with this act
sEe 3 This oct shall take effect immediately
The following was the vote on the final passage OF
the bill:
lYZsMes.r AbeI, Bell Connolly, Ferry, Fero Hlhou.-,
pby r. p Murphy PIosssT, Ramsey RICHMOND, Robertson,
heteh, Sessions, lIumsn Warner, WiliAmE-a
EAIs-mr ColViD-l.
soDUs BAT AsD SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Mr.. Abel reported favorably the bill to extend
the TINT tor completing the Sodus Bay and Southern
Railroad.
FIFTH DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Mr.. Ramsey reported favorably the bill relative TO
holding SPECIAL sessions OF the Supreme Court in the
Fifth Judicial District.
BILLS.
Ms. SesEions gave notice OF bill 10 regulate the
fare OF the Buffalo and Erie Railroad.
Mr., Montgomery introduced biz 20 amend the
Revised Statutes relative ~ suits against heirs and de-
ysees similar the bill introduced by Mr.. Scott last
year. IL prevents recovery in suits against heirs ana
deyseeS Of real estate for debts Of the tertstor or IN
tessie, within three years from the grant OF letters oil
administration unless proof tri& that the Interstate
lett yenOnal assets within this state, IN winch ciso
such sails may be commenced ut any time.
Sir. Mcleod Murphy introduced bill 10 ncor-
porate James Waite Henry Armstrong, Thomas ID.
Andiews, and Others, college of dental s1Isoonf,
their capital stock moi to exceed $4,000 in shares oi
So each, with the usud powers gyop to such insti'u'
tons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

bic wife tlopec with man named Polio r. Shaft,
whom Mr. Jones bad left W his hone, while IN vss
at Pixies Peak. They took with them ell hoe hss.
bsf d. onsy, valuable u,ovables. and two children
leaving one CT lid behind. Another mao, pausj
Anssa NJ. GaIrison, accompanied tue rupaways
.-Crswfords statue, " Dancing Jenoy," presented
Nv widow to DIR. Fell, woo atie1ded the artss In
b, L, meDts, has arrived at this port the ship
Ps,es,w~ from London, and is q; the Dusscldsef
Gallery.
Lord ezy> e is now expected to arrive in England
about tie end o. February.
Albert sndb h Is recovered from his recent severe
illness, End bss resur ed bis entertain nents 10 London
Gen Almonts has been appointed ambassador VI
Mexico at Madrid.
When Mr.. Adam Black, N. p, cousneuceS tho
new COTTON of bis Encyeaspndaa Braanaica, Lord
MscaDlay felt 20 strong interest In the undertaking
Al 50 warm regard for his odd friend the psbshsy.
that he fsd be would eDdeavorto send him an saias
for each Letter of the apbsbet. This geneso offer
tb. noble lsto ians failing health snd various
lions prevented him from FULLY re'ogi but he sent
five article to, be Encyiopadtamenorso Of At'errrry,
Bun, sn, GoIdrmtb, johnson, and William Pht-sae
ssl beng the latest finished production rom bis pe
As ally pub.ber would have been glad to give 81 oos
for ere contributions their btrg presented as free
III frinV TO Mr. Blaek IL fact honorable to both
peries, especially to the noble donor, that deserves
10 be- publ ely Known aud recorded
When the present Marquis Of Bu'e attane bis ma
oriiy he will be oDe the moet opuleDf nobemen Of
The British peerage, and equal to the Westmissters
Buccleucbs, and Bresdalbanes. The following Is
brief eDun Grafton of the estaies in Britain poeseseed
by the noble lord and the titles under which ne holds
them: In EDgsnd, estates ia the counties or
Essex and Cambridge, derived through the North fam
y large estate il BedfoTdstire, derived through the
tbhd Eal of Butte, large portion of which stal re-
maiIs lsJte estate in Durham, derived through the
ClsveIiDgs IN beirese of whch family married the la
ViscouDt WINDSOR. The colheres this estste yield
large yearly revenue. 10 Wales, his vast Oh .nor-
pansbie estates, derived through the Ierberts Earle
If Pembroke and their repre- Natives the Wndsors,
Vjsc, upts WINDSOR. In Scotland, nearly the whole
Ise OF Butte CRIPPLED i'll Us annual return since the last
thirty years), derived through branch of the world
renowned house of Stuart, hereditary SHERIFF. after
ard Earls Of BUte; large estates in the counties of
AYR and WIgtown, derived through the Crchtons,
EarIs of Dumfries, snd Barons Crchton, and their
families, which ttey by marriage represented; also,
some estates in Cumbrse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
LEGISLATIVE PRIsTIsG-AE IgQsiRY.
On the motion Of Senator Truman the following res

|
| dution was adopted
Rored That the Corumitteeon Public Printing Directed
nve.isas and report to roe sensie the 'sou sums a. I'VE
HIM during The pat and the iis9s f which such al
'-s To- 50 greatly exceed. the contract therefor
II NAV remembered that contract was made a
yssr ago on more for the Legislative printing for the
Sears 1889 1859 ~, 10 Which 1t stipulated that
The pubic prsler should do ell the necessary printing
of lie sepaie ano' Assembly for sun net exceeding
$50 eco in ,ty ore year, while the Controller reports
the cost of Legislative printing for the past fiscal year
at sl26, $50 Mr. TnlmaE's inquiry is, therefore,
very pertinent one.
Mr. Truman also offered tho following resolution,
which was adopted:
R,,olr.d, That The Committee Of Public ExPsndtl-e 6s
hs be-n allowed for ssiioner o ne esiissse and rS2c
sane, and how much Of such stationery is hand
THE COMPLETION OF THE CANALS.
After number Of bills Of only local Importance had
Teen considered in Committee OF the Whole, the Com
mee took up the bull to provide means Tor the COM
plei;on of the Canals - 49,.
Mr.. Fitro moved TO amend by appropriat ng Ss82OOO
for the ext. nsi, of the Chenango Canal. Mr. AZ
pued that the adoption of this amend would DC
but act of justice 10 that section 6 the state thtougn
bicb it wss originally intended to carry this Canal
III fact every interest of the state demanded the ex-
teDsien at the earliest day possible.
Mr.. Piosser opposed the melton. Inc Canai Com
mitise had this proposition Of extension before them,
but found nothing justify report IN IFS favor this
time, at least etpseiai, WREN il is remembered how
unrrocnct,ve hos ths work been.
Nr. Ferry replied 1t some length, quoting figures
and portions of the report of the State Engineer to
show that the business prospe rs of the Chenango
Valley region furnish abundant reason for the proposed
expenditure and fully justify the assertion that when
the Chenapgo Canal is completed II will be one OF the
mos; remunera'ive OF the lateral canals.
MIR. Bell followed, urging similar arguments in favor
of The adol ton of the amendment.
Messra. slcLeoo Murpby and Truman also advocated
its adoption1 Progress was reported before any ac'
ton was had and the Committee took up the bill to
provide for the payment of certain work done on the
Ere Canal enlargement, on which progress was re
ported.
After further proceedings, OF only local inter-
est the Senate adjourned TILL O'Clock Monday
mgn next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Movements of the Kentucky and
Tennessee Legislatures.

CINCfEnATI Saturday, Jan. %, 1860.
At the banquet last pighr, in honor of the distn-
Qusbed guests of the city, Gov. Deuhson read a tele
.raphlc dispatch from Gov Morgan of New-YoTk, in
behalf of the Legislature of that State inviting the
Legislatures of Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio to
visit Albany The dispatch was enthusi isticalIy
ceived This morning after witnessing the operations
OF the Fine Department, the guests visited Nicholas
LopewoIths house, where they were Hospitality en-
,erraiued. The Kentucky Legislature left for Frank
fort at o'clock AUD the Tennessee Legislature for
Louifyille at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
10 the AasocinLed Press.

WASHINGTON Saturday, Jan. %, 1860.
The Republican caucus at the Capitol to-day was
fully attended, but no result was attained Many
came away before the adjournment leaving others
discussing brief speeches the subject OF the Spesker
sblp. IL consequence Of this manag cement the Rspub
hears Will 20 into the House Monday without any
laTIcuIar candidate agreement, the first day
IF the seeson.
There were Ill members present, Mr.. Sherman
proposed 20 withdraw Lis name g candidate for
SPEAKER 8pressiDg the hope that ~ friends Toald
follow his example and cast their in another d.
IeetIOn No question was taken on receiving his de-
CLEMSON.
WASHINGTON Sunday, Jan. -.
There have been manv private conferences to-day
among members of the different parties, With the
Of per'ectng arrange nenis for tomorrow regarding
The Speaserrb p The prospect that If the Republic
unite all the Sherman vote on Mir. Pennington, he
will receive several accessons from the AntiLecOmp
toll Democrats including ST.. Adrain.
Messrs. Holman, Davis oil In0iana, and Allen OF
Ohio, The three discerning Western Democrats, have
not WELDED 10 the persuasion OF their friends TO vote
for Mr. smith of North Carolina, is it probable
that they WILL according 10 what is considered reliable
information.
Since Friday aome gsntoren have been makingspe.
cisl il sestgaiioS INTO the political anecedents OF Mr..
Smith with GssAn OF damaging his position rs
candidate for Speaker.
There s no data for en- assertion TO the result Of
fbe contest further than 1t promises % DO decided
within The lresen.sweek; perhaps Tomorrow.
IL il represented that the discussion was nnrked by
uncb sprit ano earnestnt ~. and request was made
bst ,s men present would not communicate %
the mess tho prost e1iDgs which were considered in
the nature o, family affairs.
Al,out ujue.teuths Of tie members oxpreSSed their
intention TO support Mr.. Pennington, while others re-
niniDed silent. -.
They rely on the votes Of Meesrs. Adrain, Riggs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
News from Havana.

SAVANNAH, Friday, Jan. q, I6bU.
The steamship Isabel has arrived of Tybee on her
way TO Charlie stou with Havana advices Of the 2jh
SuRaIt-Arrivals OF new light; muscOvadv, SdSs
reals. Mossses quiet. Freight Gull. Exchange Oh
New-York, 3d4 per cent premium.
Tie steamship Empire City, from New-OreaDs for
New. Yolk had been ashore at the entrance of the
Harbor If Havana bat got off without material damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

. The widow Of Santerre, tue brewer-whO played
Prominent part in the first French Revolution and
presided at the execution of Louis XVl-is still living
She resides In the Faubourg ST. Gormain, and sirns
thai she has in hor possession the keys Of the BaSe;
klsc a number of curious inmates and manuscripts
relative to persons who were imprisoned in that for
tFsts