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sand dollars . year, OF fourteen milliona
His bali share 10 seven millions two hundres
Thousand dollars add compound Interest
to thss and TO his original capital 10 1886
and il reaches fourteen mi.hons. The ris,
Of real estatc ewned by Stewart, over th,
price paid. 10 10 1850 over 6vs miliions, snS
! do mot believe that he is worth less to. da,
than eighteen or twenty millions of dollar:
and large portion is in real estate that i,
rapidly rising in value. | stated, . few
lines hack. that in ten years Stewart would
be worth one hundred million dollars. ]
viii prove it.
His business to-day IS eight hundred
Thousand dollars year prod, to himself.
In ten years. at compound interest, ten
millions. Add to that sesen per cent or
twenty millions. and compound interest for
ten wears, and with the rise OF real estate.
and Mr. Stewart's wealth will reach pretty
near eighty or one hundred million Of dol.
lars.
II he lives to be ninety years old, he will
be worth two hundred and City millions,
and the richest man in the world--far ex.
ceeding the Marquis Of Westminster in
England, whose income is . million and
half stcrliag, or about seven millions Of our
moneJ il dellars.
As three to three aud half per cent is
quite good income from property in
England, the Marquis NAV be cot down A.
larry worth two hundred millions Of dollars,
which, at three and half per cent, gives
him seven millions Of dollars ANNUALLY. or
a million and ahalf Of pounds sterling.
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FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY.

Stephen A. Douglas. in speech which
he made in the Court House Square in Car
rol;on. in lsi4, spoke Of Henry Clay sub
,tantially as follows. Speaking of the
Oregon Boundary question, and Mr.. Clay's
willingness to compromise the disput. BY
accepting . line short Of 81 deg. 40 min,
Stephen A. Douglas said:
81 denounced him in the Congress 81 the
United States. and nov denounce him as
a rrsrToa-AN OLD BLACK HEARTED
TRAIT0R-THE FIRST AMERICAN
STATESMAN WHO EVER ATTEMPTED
To SELL HIS COUNTRY FOR BRITISH
GOLD 70
And this IL the man Who nn~ sheds sears
ovsr the grave of Henry Clay, and xish m
impudesce unparalleled. a.serts that Henry
Clay called him TO bis bedside. and entrusted
70 him the rrot-r.icn of his tCiay's) fame
and reputation - Csrrsises Pres.
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UMpRESSED rOOD.

Among tho many improvements Of the
age, the result Of the application Of science
to the useful arts, none is Of more impair
tance than the process Of desoi eating arti.
cles of food The process consists in sep
arating from meat, vegetables, milk, &C.,
&C., whatever water they contain, thereby
reducing them considerably in bulk, and
making them capable of being preserved
for long tme. Almost all articles Of food
contain about IS per cent Of water, while
some vegetables, tomatoes, for instance,
contein "a per cent. This being extracted
only the nutritious portion remains. A COM
pany for Ibis purpose is in operation in
Newburg, snd the provisions put up by them
are already quito extensively used. Ia
show how much the bulk is reduced by this
process, We will instance few articles
Two quarts Of milk become one quart when
condensed. fifteen hundred quarts are dai.
ly put up At Messrs. Alden d Co.'s estab.
lishment and large quantities are supplied
to families; hotels, &c., in the city. The
steamer Adristic uses it extensively. A
dozen eggs are put up in half-pint can
two hundred dozen day are put up.---
Twenty fre pounds OF fresh beef is com
pressed into a cake eight inches square nnt
one and quarter inches thick. One hun
dred and ninetytwo cabbages are condensed
into cube Of eight inches. Six bushels o.
potatoes are contained IN a cubic foot, the,
need only the adding Of a little water, ant
about thirty minutes cooking to make goo,
mashed potatoes. A cake Of onions Of .h,
same size contains one bushel. Sixty-si.
thousand army rations can be put up in th
bulk Of one cubic yard the company sup
piled the stores sent to Utah, and they wer
used after the return Of the men to Wes
Point:. Cidar is put up, four barrels in one
and Barrel Of apples is Compressed into
cube of seven inches. Piesplans, tornatoc,
ounces, and in fact every kind OF fruit
thus put up, and it 10 claimed that in ever
case the natual favor okihe article is pre
served. The process is certainly wonder
ful one.
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ngu,,p ruE TIMES.

Our campaign agent finds some queer cusi
toners in bis mission through the country IN
the laudable undertaking Of getting SUBJ
scrbers for our, paner. lie says that he
found one family who had lived In this coun.
~ 80 years and bad never taken paper
and when asked 10 subscribe for the Nac.as
cheek Press, wanted TO know il the paper
wa printed in New York, and il Horace
Greeley was tho man who did the writing
for ii. Hs said Horace and he were school
boys together, and he had understood sbss
he fH. q was printing . good Newspaper
10 New York II that VAS the paper reierred
10 be would take Gfiy cents worth, Our
arsn. very kindly informed him that the pa.
psr was printed 10 West Liberty, 10 bis own
county, and that issued on every Saturday
morning, fresh from the press, and u 10
would only subscribe for il he would End .
st his nearest post ofScs rsetlariy evsfy
week. lIs opened bis eyes vide! snan .ne
split in the Democracy, and called 70 nis
wife and children 70 come and listen 20 whas
The .traneet vas talking about. Our agent
6nsIly asked him his politics, and ~: 10.
formed that hs always voted for Jscseon
rr,;l tbs last csmpsign, when hc east BIZ
vote "for Buekisr1dgs." Agent slepsd.-s
Mac-a-ehssk Press.
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PRESlDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee.

PRESlDENTIL CAMPAIGN OF 1860.
Republican Executive Congressional Committee,
HON. PRESTON KING, n. Y. Chairman.
JAMES W. GRIMES. IOWA.
L.F. S. FOSTER, CONN.
On the part Of fhe Senate.
HON. JOHN CovopE PENN. Trea urer.
i" EB. wAsHBURNE, ILLINOIS.
Il. G. SPAULDING. Ny
b. ALLEY. MASS.
DAVID KILGORE, INDIANA
J. l.. N. srRATToN, n. ].
On the part Of the House of Reps
The Committee are prepared to furnish the follown;
EIGHT PAGES.
Hon. W. II. Seward. n Y: state OF the Country.
p W. H. Seward. n. Y: Rochester Speech
G. A. Grow, Penn. Free Homes for Free men
James Harlan, Iowa: Shall the Territories b
Africanized?
John Hickman, Penn: Who have Violated Com
BF Wade. Ohio Invasion of Harrer's Ferry.
G. W. scranton and J. II. Campbell, Penn: Tht
Speakership.
F. p. Blair. Mo-, Address at Cincinnati; Coloni
zaton and Commerce.
0rrs $ Ferry, Ooun
Abraham Lincnln ILL.,. The demands of the Soutl
The Republican party yindicatcd.
William Window, MINI. The Homestead Bill
Its Friends and Foes,
Owen Loveoy, Ill: The Fauaticism of the Demo
cratic Farty
Lands for the Landess-A Tract.
The Poor whites Of the South--A Tract.
sIxTEES FACES.
Hon LYMAN TrumbulI III: Seizure Of the Arsenals a
Hsrper's Ferry. Va. aud Liberty, Mo, and il
vfniicatou Of the Republican Party.
D. +. Wade, Ohio: Property in the Territories
G II Van wyck n. Y: True Democracy--H'stor
yindicateh.
II wtison, Mass: Territorial Slave Code.
+" John r. Hale n. H.
" J. J. Perry Ne; Posting the Books between tn
Moth and the Snuth''
J X. ponlittle, Wis: The Calhoun Revolution
Its Basis and Its Progress.
Carl schurz. Wis: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
TwEsry-ForR FACES.
Hon Jacob Coilamer. Vermont.
THiRry-Two PAGES.
Hon. Thomas Corwin, Of Ohio
6ERMAN-EiGHT PAGES.
Hon. C. A. Grow Penn: Free Homes Tor Free Men.
James Harlan. Iowa; Shall the Territories b
Atricsntzed?
" John Hickman. Penn. Who have Violated Com
promises
Carl schurx, Wis Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
sINTEEN PAGES.
Hon LYMAN rrumbufl. III: seirareof the Arsensis a
Hsryer's Ferry. Va, and Liberty, Mo, and i
vindeaiion Of the Republican Party.
:" W. II Seward y. T.: The State of the Country
Lands t,r the Lsndless-A Tract
And all tho Republican speeches will be published
dejiverei.
purins the Presidential Campaign. Speeches an
Documents will be supplied the following reduce
priees
Eight pages per hundred copies free Of postage
Sixtecu 10
Address either Of the above Committee.
GEORGE HARRINGTON. Secretary
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AJouRNEY UNDER PARIS.

A correspondent Of q Swedish journal
furnishes an account Of a subterrauean vow
age made through one Of the im,rably con
structed sewers of Paris. The hoat which
conveyed the party was reached by descend.
ing u flight OF steps to the depth Of abou,
forty FIVE feet. The oottomed affair. was
lighted by four lamps The sewer is an
archway fifteen feet high. and of equal
breadth, with ditch or canal about ten
feet wide, wherein all the dirt and filth
OF Paris are carried away. On the sides
are sidewalks, which together are ahou,
four feet wide. The whole is built of white
sandstone, and is kept remarkably neat and
clean. No stencil or bad smell was PER-
crptble. Tbs denser portion Of the filth is
carried away through large drains beneath
the sidewalks. The sidewalks are excellent
and exhibit no signs Of dampuess, while the
walls of the arch way are kept whtewashed,
and are ut all times white as The driven
snow.
The structure possesses the properties OF
an immense speaking tubc,- the workmen
beng able to converse at the distance Of
two miles from each other. The echo il
very iastlng and strong. The fabric is said
to be buiit after a model Of the catanombs
OF Rome. aided by the latest improvements.
On both sides at about 200 yards distance
from one another, are openings through
which workmen ascend by means Of perma.
nent ladders, in case u sudden rain storm
should cause the water to rise over the side.
walks, which is, however, of rare occur.
renee.
Ire contents of the sewer low into the
river Seine, and the current is sufficient TO
carry the boats used along with considera-
BILE velocity. Large reservoirs are con-
structed at intervals, into which the water
can be turned for a short time, in case II
should be necessary to have the canal dry
for little while. The whole work was com
pleted in two years. Besidea tn main canal,
| there are many minor ones construe ed un.
der the principal streets, all Of which cat
he made to communicate with one another.
These admirable underground works are ac-
| cessihie from the Louvre, the Tuleries. and
from all the bnrraeks, and should the Pari.
SLAMS take n notion to barricade the streets
~ any part Of the city, the imperial govern
men' might at short notice, and without any
person berg aware Off it, transport troops,
and it there is time to make use Of the res
crvoirs, SO can cavalry be transported in the
same way. There is an end to shooting on
| the soldiers from the windows, and revo.
luton in Paris will soon only be remember
et' among the things that have been, neye,
to occur igain. Through these under
ground passages a prisoner can easily be
taken from the Louvre to the Seine, with
aut attractisg attention, and thence sent Of
by railway which is near Mt hand. Ths
splendid sy,tem Of sewerage was one OF the
pet scheme. Of the first Napoleon.
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VI. a4t. Iy

rs HERE8T GIVEN TO TEE PUBLIC, rHAT /
have FhIs dag sG cut all my izfersss 10 the Watra
and JeweiFy business in CGHnzil Eiags. 20 W H.
ALNy, who will osnsiase the business ~ ibe cd
Stand, 4oss fFoEa FaGisc Hssssc- With rseasEte
recsSsaseai him 70 the conGs3epce Of .ay cd cas-
tones.
western Ssantsy. will eafInuc WITH bRs. aEa dcvss
bis sASie ttnas 10 tse Repairing Department, in all
rs SFaa<kss
All articles left With me p-e~sars 10 st. tsz. haze
not se~a delivered, sfl be Iefs with Mr.. ALMr sss
delivery.
CSxseil Esars, Jzne a. 1890
A.. =. ROBINSON.
R--Al parties aaszias thezassIves tRS.essei
% re By rsze 90 Ask krruHM; viii please Ha8ks
sse@isss settlement. ss these having essass
rae uiii please present t&ezl iEz=zessssssy.
A. D. n
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exSome Interesting facss abous ne ea.y
~ Icndoo haze been recently pubIisnso.
The prssent British metropolis y eqs.' g
threa Londeps Of 1900. Is increases :: 1s .es
,s.s II ebost l 600 week, ball by tsf.ns
itSsir excess over dsashs) sod ball 2, ~ =, !,
sn;sr.s;on s,i (sbeir excess over s.DiEratos.l
r. tbs ssms way Nsv York, daring ses Ssss -
=. = -, ,s.,s. - Increased . the ssss q sooss
"a "a =, - ,sei. The prsssss Ansrieas g.
sropsls. bsrsvsr ]. eass e 4. s.sss. .S., ~ y
Yorks of 1860. i y ssDafssDIs ,.s 49,, ~
London, one 10 ~ Of those Who ,sass s..,,;s W.
world dies In Losdos is o:s 2. sss puI..s u,...
;oss;susions-a sorkhodse, hospissl' g ysd~ ~
~ prison. Nearly one y slsss. aa.n,,;c.. !. ~
deaths L il ! vorihoose. Iss ps0pcsn."s ~
81 deaths undrs such c'rc0I.ssnes j.
Ycrk i ssry snall MT - 81 sses eeapss
6 with ~ dessbs - LssAees
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eyThe Syracuse (N. W Standard saw.
tn, in Onondaso county the aggregate vote
in November will be Il 900, Of which Lin
coin will get over Ii 200.
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eT Hon. John Covode has been rem nm
mated for Congress in the Wes,moreland
District Of Pennsylvania, notwithstanding
his deelination in advance Of the holding of
the Convention.
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fTOf the one hundred and seventy
three deaths that occurred in st. Louis las.
week, one hundred and t,renty.fre were
those OF children under FIVE years of age!
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The funded debt Of Pennsylvania is
SIS. .6SS. .96l.o1. The annual interest on ,he
same is 81 ,597 ,47S,O4.
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The population Of the city Of Detroit.
as reported by the United States Deputy
Marshals, foots up 1854. The population
in 1850 was about 10000, showing an in
crease Of about lbs per cent.
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: CT General Gardenhire, late Republican
candidate for Governor, and Frank Blair
n'e together stumping the State of Missouri
for Lincoln.
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cThe population of Cleveland is 43. $50.
according to the returns just made by the
United States Deputy Marshal. In 1850 it
was l. ,03i-sain 25,5l6-or over $50 per
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e. Hon. John 4. Bingham has been re-
nominated By the Republicans Of the Twen
stt-frst District of Ohio.
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Ev A full Houston Electoral ticket has
been dominated 10 New York.
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TEST NJ E~ 9 !:
R.P. SNOW,

VI7hcie<ale Retail Dealer. In Baefs. Sanes, Hats
w Gaps Wall Paper Gen,iemen's furn ishins 1e~ss
Determined 10 sell satisfactory - fhose wks
deal house. Renewter tAe piaee--uexi door Ii
kcCleiixaas Drugs Sore. Lower Ssuaawsy.
fHzgle capyl
- rr
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vTbs Gate City says that the popula.
ton of Keokuk 10 $500.
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~By estimate there are in Maasachu-
set,s 50, 900 horses valued at 7uO, 600.
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LooK on rnIs PIcruRK.

kUOA w InhS bAOHEWEs
The great asd fssdauestal pxinriple 81 eaf
Csvern0est Il. that the 2eepie Of each State Axp
TERRITORY SHALL BE PERFECTLY YREE
= deesSe fss sh<aselves uh2, shall The char.c-
ter Of their institutions Of Dor0LAs, ss
Cslsstsyg il 1853.
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CT The recent census makes the popula-
tion of Davenport IA, ,420.
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priated for the public service at the last
session of Congress was S79. .3Ol ,054 80.
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C%The San Francisco Times predict.
that Douglas will not get SO many votes in
California as Breckenridge by five thousand
and viii! be behind both him and Lincoln, the
latter Of whom will carry the State, unless
all the signs fail.
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Chr afffklp Aouparril.
COUNCIL BLUFFS:

SATURDAY. Mornins. sepse1nber 9. 1860.
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Piifsbarq.
Bank % Pitt burgh,
Exchange Bstk,
Mcssrs. Krame1 L Rshm,
n. HoiHss 4 SONS
willis Baothe, ESQ.
VIA II Pusey. ESQ.
Pennsyirania.
MunanE4hcla u vi Brown :
vile.
FrankiiH B'k q, Washington
Haii,morg.
Gan Al B'kuf Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
aeSsrs Johnston n Bro.
4" Robert GaTrci & Sons
7 Marsh Smith, Esq,
Nathan Pusey, d"
Niles White. "
kfr Fork.
Jno. Thompson. Esq.
Phiiadriph,s'
NeSsrs Caleb Cope h Co.
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CO Mr.. Douglts is not thankful for
small favors. In his speech at Newark, N.
j., he SAID: elf any one of you thinks he
is doing me favor by voting for me, I
think lam doing him quite as great favor
by accepting it.'' " ca '
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TAKE NOTICE.

gUNAas seressse~ all Snesis-s ye<s rsssi - ras5
i sasaane. all esses. HtibsSt respset z Ssz-
scns w. CRAIG,
&ktria " rsz. -sss tsvat
xsy q. tsss q
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TO rHE &c BLlc.

TO YHE &c 8llC.
ns snssvs4xned Aavlas sesz sA<.r sr.srs sseri Il
ssa sssires tfuxa se.4r~ss Casssfl Bssss sez
" ssssrs sssts stssses ser shs ts<-ai pa
. sssf kase Fssssvet sns eAeerfzfsy seessza<es.
ts T.@ s7eksassrts sAsss srres<-ssxs, PAzxs
.estsos - ssssssss ses ss<tsy Il ss< e,us srcs
Nsr. u isss.-o. rccrl1 = sAcSscx
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n. C. MUTT. r. TRirLE. J. s. ANDREWS
The Merchants Exchange Bank,
II. G.. MUTT s. CO.,
Council RInEs Ioicn

NgoSEys RECEIVED on Deposit PAYABLE on
vi demand at specified date, with without in
teFe4t = per agreement Win derusitrrs
Transferable Certificates OF Deposits issued when de-
strsi,
We draw direct sH New York Boston, PhiIateiphia
and Chicago. aud have also perfected an arrange
,en by which issue Drafts aud Letters of Credit
the principal Bankers one Hundred and FinySeven
Cities II Europe.
Collections made in western Iowa and Eastern Ne
hrks tree Of charge sni reniitted at current rates Of
Exchange.
We receive orders 10 Buy and Sell on Commission
Rest Estate in Iowa or Nebraska
Inyest Money Tor Capitalists, and Buy ana Sell Laud
War; ants at euFTsnt rates.
REFERENCES:
LIE UrsayS Co. NY City GREEN. THOMAS h Co. I'D.
purxrI 4 Co, Phiia Pa. CooLBAU6H \ BRooKs
VERMONT BANK. Ment'r, Burlington, Iowa
vermont WAHRENco, BANK, His
U.myvy KIxa E.a Boston DAVID X. PRESTON h CO
l.. q BERRY 4 Co. Adrian Detroit, Michigan
Mt,hisan In20u.
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81. Louis.
fna. J. Anderson i Co.
Messrs. Page Il Bacon.
lIaker, Rceick X Co.
r. X. Violet 4 Co.
MessFs. Bryan Il Co.
Iowd.
Cook, Sargent 4 Downey.
EiIrnn, willirfns h Co.
iIieyt sherman * Co.
Hon. Thomas b Benton, Jr
Springfield. M,
". & r Insurance Co.
lClstk's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq,
Hon $ T Logan.
lCol. Jno, Williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
% Richard Yates,
r r. Elliott, Esq.
Messls. n. p. Ayers b Co
| n4-u
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'HoaAs orFieER. w.H.a.P. .shb Il" yesL1a
OFFICER & PUSEY,

Real Estate Brok kers,
And Dealers in Land Warrants aud Exchange,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL ATTEND TO SELECTION AND LO-
w CATION of Lands in Western Iowa and Nebraska;
IN. payment Of taxes lands ef residents and the
collection and remittance Of claims.
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VOL. Iv.-NO. 20.
Che ateeklr Aonparsil.
,rrE.arD ErEny ssrrapsr sT
WILLIAM w. NJ \ y a Il - ,
xps.oa Asp vnorafrros-
-,.x.ss % PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE

or. sa-.rs st IL Ilnes less ~ Ssta, =. -
'..,.oe .ss 50 esats .sr ssoa sd 5as fussss Sas-
i.s,fisz tsr anY ,>riod an<ssr tafes naftas. h.t,
~, sgsSie esgaszn s!seri!seaeais. pTsee Az ~
r.rs..iy Aaysrtlsesssnss have fhs prtsiiesea tsf
sh.sss- NJ dssaeilga VIII se made y! ths r9A@e e"
tfAets. 70. i sos vcss1asf
s1Aavefti.ements agt rssffea 20 tns -, =, ~
<ss.s saz,a~- ~ !assytfs7s Will be esetfnn-S THRHE
.oxrs, At I..ss unless sa1csr stseean ses dae fay-
n<u ssask<s aet0r9ss5iy.
arrpk AsosE TraAs AND krLEs WILL BE
syRIe1,Y ADaEaIp TO ~ ALL eAsEs. g-
CT seatygs 81 Dearborn Street. ssd kocsDs
IAS~NSn Ias kSoasIpk stssst, ChscA6s, are sse c1v
An, t,ssa Asesis IN that city 10 receive Adversse-
,asss. ard sasaer pssns e Sos1sreA and reeeips
Tar tas
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~ bold that 10 sreH THMo As SOVEREIGN e
POWER ATTACHES TO A TERRITORY A
rEaxfroKY. I bold that Territory possesses what
ever power it DERIVES from the ceasautio1 UNDER
THE ORGANIC ACT. AND 40 AoRE -tSpssri cf
DoUeLAs in the q. s. Senate FEB. 1850.
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! men from ruin, and made fortunes for tens
of thohsands Of humbugs, BY "sei.ing of
at cost.
In 1913 he removed to his present marble
palace. lie had bought Washington Hall
Of Young John Cosfer, for $50 900 and for
q few thousand dollars more two additional
buildings and lots, on Broadway, corner OF
Chambers street. Upon this magnificent
site be erected the present store. The
whole cost Of the ground and the palace
erected did not exceed $30o,000. To day
il would sell at auction for from $500, ,0DJ
to 81, 900 200.
i lie paid Patrocn Van Rensselaer, $40, :
600 for the Melsropolitan Hotel and out
buildings. Ii is now worth and pays nm
interest Of ten per cent on 81 .0o0,00 and
. would bring Mt auction $S,000,U 900. tie
owns nearly all Of Bleecker street, between
Droad~ay and hi. present residence, and N
fact owns more real estate than any Other
man in New York, except it may be Wa b
As,or. But Mr. Asior's income is not %
large a. Stewards.
Mr. Stewart lives plainly, and is sefJ
simple in his habits. lie never sp.urges,
and cares nssbine for fashionable society
or fer any but the set habit has fang bin
among. lIenow aud then gives great din
ner party. His guests are found among
the substantial commercial men OF his ac
auainsance. A: Stewart's dinner the seryici
is Of solid gold. He can aod does enteriaia
splendid,y.
lt,. useless TO speculate in regard to th'
disposal Of this vast property, when iss pres
> ent owner passes from among us.
; Mr. Stewart Is only sixty -four. Giras'
i:ved to be ninety two, aDd Assor va
! ninety. Mr.. Stewart 10 more likely % iis
to be ore hundred, than either 8irard Q
Assor n si1y.four were likely TO live =
ninety.
II In 1886 Stewart Vas worth one million
!, Eve hundred thoussnd dollsfs. lie hz
! averaged from that time 70 The present
! business Of four millions . year for twenty
. four years past. IIiS psoSss have bsen Gf
teen per esss- thas ~ sia busd5sd ssoa