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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

An Oh Rsilc.-A slip Of paper wss rs>
Gently Ssusd By the wsskmsn sogagsd 10
tearing down The Berkshire Hotel, q Pitts>
Geld nass. bstveen the brick walls. spes
which were the names Of the cestsacleeo
employed on the wesh. the flso fos when v
was being built, and Of Levi Lincoln, 0sv>
esnor Of The Conaoawealth. The record
closed with prayer that Andrew Jaeksos
might never be elsetsd Psssidsat Of the
limited Statea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
DR.. JOHN BULLS
GREAT REMEDIES.
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
A01hontlo Annumno0tA
.Arksnees 0sorA xress.
TESTIMONY Or MEDICAL MEN

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~ y Lssissills p1ssAesiag dfsgs. I'd get
$50 q yeee Sassopasilla - Cs1roe Dtsssss.
hes Sesn eoun With rheSunsoica a. eens eias,
se0osaese = The Bitssss, ss1 sesn lousd his
geaeral health improved.
Dr.. Oist. who he's besa il BEL health, tried
then. and he also improved.
DR.. CoGss, who has bssa u bed health for
improved much By the use Of yoas Bitters. L.
deed the Cedfoa bittsrs hes gives You great
popularity a this ssttlsnsnA ! think ] could
sell great quantity Of yosr nsdieies this fall
-espscialiy your Cedren Bitters aad 0arsaPa.
rills. Ship me via Msrphis, care Of Rickett
4 Nicely.
q, B. WAlEsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
VERDER & CRANES
lsssssrsssce .AgeneD,
n. W. Ger. Brady ! q Streste,
Over Csoe'e store.
ABSTRACT
TWealy Fifth statement
Phenix Insurance Company,
JANUARY, 1851.

ACDJ1UR0 OEklC8s lOWAs l.
N D. Noises. Jas. lon. 1851.
IT'S HEREBY CERT1FlED, fhaa tAsse hss
been 6led u thio oGlce AwOfn statement, sh0W-
ing Ne eooditioa Of The
PRENlX INSURANCE COMPANY.
located e Hartford. n The 0tets u Uo0noUe1Dul,
On the Sist day Of Deesabef, 4. D., lofs, g. -
csfdanoo With the psovision9 Of - Art o. ~
0snsrol Assembly Of the Sta1s Of love, snlitlod
"Ax ACs N nslAfsox 70 lxsuaAnco CoaPAsioss
approved Jssaasy ssh, lSe7, sa6 o Act eos.9.
said slalsaest Sieve that said Compaay IL Pc
oosoeA q Ne requisite amount Of capital md u.
vested = required By lay. --
AUTnOnlT1 - THEREFORE 01vkn
70 the shove named Conpanyss 10 traneest eAsir
appropriate business Of Insurance. 10 shls 0on1s
q accordseeo with tEe laws thefe0f ustj1 ~
SieO day Of Januasy, 4. D., one thouoand siRhs
hundred and sixty eight.
LIS ALSO Caosnno. Thet
v8nDek CRAZE.
u Davenpors, hes bees duly appean1sa " ~
Compsny their lswfal Age6A "a AtGeensy ~
the county u Scott With I'm psWes - 49, fis1s
q ias.fasee thsssin, I'd = asApsu3eAoa 81
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-29
LOUISIANA.

Order Or General Observation-Disclosures Of the
second Article Of the Constitutes Nv the
NV OHIxAss. DR. %, 1851.
General Hancock, in special Order No 22o isgallsss
The ofncial soss OF r L. Shelby, who was appointed
Clark Of The Second District Court BY CsnssAi Mower
and removed Ia turn BY General RancosE. VIA rein
maasd he FORMER incumbent
ne relieving adopted BY The Convenslsa to-day
q ne sssond article Of shs coastssss asr swo days
discsaloa :-"M psrSons without regard y rscs, color
o. pssvieus soadison born and nasuSAssd In me United
ato sd residents u We state yeas eisiBens
Of this State Thsy shall enoy ths same civil peluoai
asd public rights and privieess sa1 b. subject " the
same paIas and penalhsa" The Coavsntea Adjourned
ill Monday, the 30th inn a. slevss A. IodAy wAs
and shsy have psesfss4 - ~ - shs ssssaA article x
TIE eeassituaoa.
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GOVERNOR ToRREY, or BonsEo.


Mr.. J. w. rorsy, President OF the American Trading
Avenue HOTEL on his way back 70 tho East after an
tended visit TO this country. Mr.. rorrey 10 native et
Roxbury Massachusetts, and has been for the Last o.
years mostiy resident or traveller IN the Eass
Indies, and has not visited this country within nina
years In October 1856, President OF the American
OF that island . commission governor, Whatever
else II might be termed. OF large tract OF terrt-
tory lying along the northern end Of the island.
and including the adjacent isanus OF Bang
ney, Baabac and Paiawan, ceded TO that
society The Commission invested Mr. Torrey with fuli
absolute and complete control and authority this
the as had been possessed by him, rendering Mr.
Torrey an irresponsible sovereign. The authority thus
received has been used BY him Ia the interest Of the
society Of which be is presidents 10 developing the COM
mcrcal interests Of the island and she
and protection Of colonsts. Tho experiences Of Eve
the climate OF the island being most healthy and its
products consisting Of guta percha, spces, tin and
god articles CERTAIN certain 20 command n,. easx
Hmans, and consists OF about 900 souls, including
Europeans Chinese and semicvlized natives no DIS
tnctton OF race or color being recognized Tho whole
Of the territory under the control OF Governor
Torrey Is, according 70 the best information, about
10000 square miles, and contains population OF boz
the Sultan's name being Abdul humin Ebu Marhoua
Mulaun Abdul wanap. The situation Of this island ~
the centre OF East Indian archipelago renders pos
there certain TO become Of great importance
to this country Lying right In tue track OF the Monsoon
II always approachabe and being tho high road 70
no doubt the devsopmens aud prosperity Of this settle
ment will ere long. II II be not now. recognized ~ OF
national importance The British have possession on
the island further south The visit Of Governor Torey
has for its purpose the extension OF commercial
nection The objects he had In Wow In this regard be
states he has attained and further speaks gratefully q
leave for Borneo either by tho noxt California steamer.
or via England BY the next steamer to Europe.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Severe Storm In Caiifornia-ProposeA Cen.
nectien or Idaho and Eastern Oregon With
the Pacific RaiIr ond-ImmIGra alton 20 British
/. Columbia.
ANFRAxcrsco. Dec. "a, 1861
The most severe storm that We have had for many
years has prevailed for the past dayA Most Of the
shipping In the harbos 10 damaged and tho city has
suffered 70 great extent Reports from the interior
give accounts or the disastrous effects OF the storm.
stage and railroad communication Is temporarily
pended.
the steamship Montana from Panama, arrived here
to-day She vas dstalnsd twsniy-four hours BY head
winds and stormy weather
Late the North Coast represent that the
Idaho and Oregon Railroad Company have organized 81
Portland for the purpose Of trying V form connection
with the Union Pacific Railroad no ~ To run through
Idaho and Eastern Oregon 10 the navgabe waters Of
the Columbia river The design Of tho Idaho ana Ore
gon Company IL to induce the Union Pacific Company TO
lake stock IN the road and assist In building IL
convention has been called 10 meet "a BOISE CITY,
Idaho, the 9Th Of January. TO memoralze Congress
10 make grant In favor OF railroad connection with
the Union Pacific Railroad 10 the navigable waters Of
the Columbia The Snake river valley, probably
70 act IN conjunction With the Oregon Ranroad Com
pany.
The Legislature or Washington Territory met the
Sd OF December, and memorial was introduced asking
important points the Straits OF San Juan dol fucs
and Pueets Sound also for establishing naval depot
q s0me point on the Sound. The mining news from
British Columbia Il encouraging. London letter
states that the scheme of inducing Immigration from
England and the cootnsnt OF Europe 20 that colony
closed school OF funds 10 keep them opsa
The Board Of Supervisors Cor this county have
accepted the eight hour labor sysssm Tor all contrasts
uth the CITY and county Of sau francesca.
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FRANCE.

The Army Bill Pnssed-Extension or the Tera
OF servicc-Armaments Of tho Neighborins
Powers.
PARIS, Dec 2T-Evenug.
In the Corps Leglatf to-day the bin for the rsorgan-
meuta
y. Rouhsr proposed nine years service instead or
eight which. after sharp CONTEST carried. There
sshsy-ons opposing votes.
In his speech on the proposed amsndnsas n. Rouher
called attention 70 the ornaments Of the nsghbsrsg
Powers, and supported his plan the oaly one nov
practicable.
The bill 10 certain to become law.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TIE LONDON Mosxy MARKRr. LONDON, Dec 25-Even-
ins-Tbs money market 10 quiet aud steady. Consols
close u PAX o2H FOR account and 92k oak for
money We arc still without financial advices from
New York. and In the absence OF these the last sales OF
American securities as foows:--United States
fvswenty bonds r. 72x; illinois Centrais sss Erie
Ask.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-F FRANKFORT, Dec. 2s--Evening -
United states fvs-twcnty bonds close At 7es..
LrvERrooL CorToy MARKET. --LvKRrooI- Dec. Is
ILLS a. M-Ths cotton market opens dun and 10
active with probable days sale Of 900 bales Prices
middllng Orleans. There have been quits heavy sales
to-day OF cotton 10 arrive (nos included In the above
estimates, at esd for middnng upAnda
LIVERPOOL Dec. 2s--Evsnlng-Ths cotton mark Of
closed quiet bus With rather more activity The sales
haze fully reached TO- 900 bales including the usual pro-
portion tsay about I, 500 baesl or American.
TRADE RsroRr.-LivEnrooL. Dec. 2s-Evening The
Manchester trade report Is rather more favorable though
IfvvxrooL BuAp.rrrrs MARKET. -LvTRvoor Dec
2s-Evenng Tho market closed quiet and steady az
tbs foo~ing quotations Corn, ass 3D. per quarter for
mixsd Western. Wheat i5s. per GENITAL for white CALI
lorna. and lisa ID for No. red Western Barley 5s
"a per busnsL oats %. Sd per oushsi Peas 49, for
hvsnrooI PsovsIoss MARKET. -LvKxpoor, Dec. 2s-
Evenng Tho provisions market closed generally quiet
and sieads Lard however has advanced 81 since sss
Beef ll2s per Dbl Tor winter cured Pork, ola Ga
Eastern prime mess Cheese, 52s per cwt Tor the best
grades Of American nns Bacon, Ala per cw for Cum
LIvrRrooL Pnoprcs MAaKEr.-LrvrsfooL Dec as-
Evening. Tho market for American and other produce
closed dull and steady Tho usual authorities quote
folio N Naval stores dull 2la per cwL for sprin
turpentine: o. ID for common North Carolina rosn,
and 11s for medium 70 lns do Oils heavy, a E37 per
ton for insecd, G39 for whale and Ell2 for sperm.
Taow, ass 3D. per cwt for 81 pstersburg and kmsrl-
can Petroleum quiet - per gallon for spirits and
L. S1Sd FOR standard whe. Olovsvsesd <6s per ows.
for American red Lsnsssd cakes E1o Ion per ton for
thin eb!ong for feeding.
PxrRoLrrr MAnwn.--ArwEar, Doc 2s-Evenins -
Petroleum dull q IS francs per bb Tor Psnnsyivsna
and Canada standard white.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

British Discourtesy to an American War
vessei-Mevemcuts OF whale shiDs.
sAr FRANCISCO, Dec. ~, 1851
The steamer Idaho has arrived from Honolulu. sand
wich Islands. with Advces to the 10th OF December.
The British vessel Chanticleer had arrived from
Tahiti and intended TO remain at Honolulu for several
wsska She lay alongside tho Uaised Siasss steauship
LAckawanA The band Of tho British man-cf-war
struck up "Dixier and "Bonne Blue Yag-v The
American baud gave them ''wcaring Of thu Green"
onsctuay sencing The Brtshers.
Tho ship Julian arrived from Boeten November % aod
= loading with oil fos New Bedford.
The ship Otheo. having completed her repaiu sailed
for Liverpool on the 30th November.
From September TO December 10, scveny-shrss
whale ships had arrived At Honolou with aggregate
OF 81 TO bbls. oil and 73l, 500 lbs. Of bone
The last whalsss had sailed for cruise Or hone.
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able Nls-a-tsts with his Wanda, the giiss nom
The we'll supplied boz took the shape o.
cradle and dollbaby. The presentation OF
: singular looking umbrella TO the duchess
herself was scarcely appreciated ~ me
audience, seeing that her happy snd prosper
Gus areign" was over but the opinion OF the
audience underwent decided change when,
on raising the umbrella, the stage was covered
with beautiful bonbons, always SO welcome
and precious to fair Psrisians. So the Grand
Duchess retired amid food Of fun a. well
- Ia O blaze Of glory.
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White and Black MISUNDERSTANDING
Among tho Union Leagues.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. g. 1867
Tho County Republican Nominating Convention to-
day nominated eight negroes and sixteen whites and
four whites and two negroes for the State Legislature
majority OF tho whites are Northern men and are
connected with tho Freedmen's Bureau.
negro SHOT dead yesterday. on the plantation OF
Mr. Mernwealher. this city. for declaring himself
opposed 10 the Union League.
The Montgomery Council, which claims TO be the
genuine leaeuc has expelled John r Kener, leading
radical for dishouorabs conduct and action calculated
70 excite war OF races Refer has league, which he
CLAIMS be genuine. The whole affair will be laid be-
fore the Grand Council OF the Union for It's action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

Asother Alleged EmbczxIement In BOstOn-
More Of tho shawmut Bauk Defaication.
Bosrox. Doc %. 1867
clerk named Robert Prsstens In the employ Of the
Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company, has disappeared
with ss.0o0 In government bonds
In regard the defslcation a. the shAwmut Bank In
this city ascerained that the cash Of tho defaulting
teller Henry 10 short Eve six thousand dollars from
emitting TO credit deposits whom received and the
balance, vixt2T 600 in compound interest notes and
127 600 bls which SAID toonavs been stolen from
the trunk b tho bank vault on the day that the DO
fautoer disappeared
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BARBADOS.


Movements Of tho acknowledgements
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1867.
Our Barbados dates are to the 18th inst.
Lieutenant Governor Robert N. Mundy was ex.
pected on board the flagship Royal Alfred.
The proposed improvements in the harbor Of
Bridgctown will be carried out.
Governor Walkers term has expired.
The American dramatic company had been per-
forming to crowded houses The annual races
were well attended and spiritedly contested.
The crops were reported in splendid condition.
An agricultural exhibition was to open on the
2lst inst
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JAMAICA.


Euthusiastic Reception Of Lord Lsttletea-
The island HEALTHY.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1867.
BY an arrival at Cienfuegos We have intelligence
from Jamaica to the 21st instant.
Lord Lyttleton had arrived. He was welcomed
most enthusiastically and escorted BY Eve hundred
laborers. The cheering and display Of banners.
together with the ringing Of bells, gave evidence
Of his popularity among the islanders.
The weather was fine and the health Of the
island was good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-29
ARIZONA.

Change Of Comma nGcrs In the Disfr1ct-In.
diaus BccomIng Observation-Disclosures tho
Capitol.
SAN FRAScIsco Dec 25. 1881
Arizona advicss to the 7th Of December state that
General Strong had been relieved Of the command Of
the district Of Arizona and ordered 10 tho COM
mand OF military operations in Nevada. General Crit
tenden bad been named as his SUCCESSOR
The Pahut Indians have submitted 10 the military ~.
thorites and turned over their at Fort Mohayo
General Palmer Of the Union Pacific Railroad survey.
had boon attacked by Indians northeast Of Prescott but
without fatal result.
The Territorial officers had left Prescott for Tucsou
the new capital OF the Territory
The mining nows Is encouraging.
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AUSTRIA.

Mnxfmiiian's Remains at Cadix Eu Rsats.
MADRID Dec. o. 1857
The war steamer Novara in command Of Admiral
Tsgethod, Of the Austrian navy, having board she
remains Of the late Archduke Maximiiian. arrived Al
Cadix yesterday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-29

PUBLIC CHARrrY.-No amusement Is more
popular with our people than skating. They
spend . great deal Of money in It, and the
money thus spent might well give percent.
age to feed the poor. Notwithstanding that
there are two public ponds in the Park,
several ponds exist around 1t for admission to
which price is charged. Evidently, therefore,
q large class would rather go where they have
to pay than where they may 60 free, either
FOR the sake of exclusiveness or some other
reason. II would be q good plan to reserve
the smaller pond in the Park for this class
and lSave the large ono free. BY this plan q
lagge fund would be secured for public charity
and tho outside ponds would be killed OF.
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EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION.

East evening meeting Of this association was held 81
her's Hall, or Eghty-sixih street and Third
avenue for the purpose OF discussing plans In regard TO
improving Fourth and Madison avenues. and also 70
place che direction Of such In the hands
Of the Park Commissioners the meeting was well At
tended by icstate and others interested Mr.
Charles Crazy presided explained The objects OF the
prcvemens OF tho localities In question
The Secretary. Mr. Alexander Than, read the report
Of the Executive Committee and observed that A. tbs
great centre Of retail trade vas now 10 the vicinity OF
avenue - an extension OF Broadway would cost but little
and would DO great public improvement
Mr. Hubert engineer, thea explained his plan OF Inn
provement. He approved Of the scheme 70 open up
Madison avenue, and suggested the lowering OF grades
Of Fourth for the FUTURE railroad company seven
sgh. feet and covering tho whole over from Forty
second 70 Seventy ninth street. lie was or opinion that
shs would b highly bcsefcal and would considerably
enhance the value Of property OF tho surrounding dis
trcta Mr.. HUBER submitted several dagrams 20 the
M, BOYD considered Il would be Desirable for The
associate their attention TO organize company
End some company wiling 70 build an underground
necessary asd Their should ASK the Legislature give
such charter to any company that would give SUFFICIENT
guarantee for carrying out The project
Senator Murphy remarked that though there were fire.
quensiy bills before the House for underground railways
they vsre nearly always defsssed ~ surface railroads.
UnquestonAbly, an Underground railroad very much
required and the only manner 70 obtain success was 70
pesst IN thor appeals 70 the Legislature. lie considered
u would BE- great advantage 70 the public He then
orphaned the different stages through which the bill
Out the ssrcag thcugh unsuccessful opposition which
had bqen given 10 II BY the Harlem directory.
Some further tlscusson having ensued upon the sub.
jet esnsraliy, the msstag adjourned.
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GRENADA.
VfclAL IelEeaAn TO TINE UeaALp

vslcaaic Eruptioa-DestrHcsive Tidal Wave.
HAVANA. Dec. %, 1867.
From the island OF Grenada our information Is
to the 10th inst.
There had been terrible volcanic eruption
just on the coast. The rose several feet above
water mark, and the tidal ware rushed on shore,
destroying several houses.
Governor Walker, of Barbados was daily ex.
pected at st. George to inspect the island.
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ANTIGUA.
SPECIAL TElEeRAm 70 THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD
Tho Legislature In Session-Heavy Raias-
Good Crops.
HAVANA. Dec. %, 1867.
Dates from Antigua are to the 10th inst.
The Legislature was in session.
There had been heavy rains. and several torrents
had been formed.
The crops were in fine condition. and an abund.
ant harvest was expected.
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ENGLISH LADIES smoNMs IN RAILROAD CARS.

The Bristol England, Times copies from another local
journal not named tho following storyA young lady,
accompanied by lady somewhat older than herself, was
at hcr request shown into the smoking carriage OF
down at the Bristol station and Immediately upon
taking her she younger person lighted cigarette
which she had taken from her case and pued It viii
manifest enjoyment. Our contemporary adds thai q
the several stations intervening between Bristol aud
Weston ~hich the ladies were booked, any pass
Ing the carriage would a small noatly gloveA
band every and then removing cigarette for the
purpose Of emitting tiny circles Of smoke from lips that
would have gone far 20 convert Mr.. Reynolds and
TIE Aut,. TOBACCO Society Nsolf.
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DEMERARA.
SPECIAL TElssaAm 70 TINE HERALD.

Arrival Of CooIies-Expcrts Largc-Tenaasc
Wanted.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1857.
The news from Demerara is to the 9th inst.
The ship Oasis had arrived with four hundred
coolies. Sixteen Of the cargo died on tho voy-
age.
There was an abundance Of provisions in the
colony, and the exports to the United States were
large. Tonnage was reported in demand.
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IRELAND.

Attempt 10 Fire tho G enerRI Post Omco.
LONDON Dec 2o-Es ening.
Another Fenian outrage psrpstrated to-day ct
Dublin. An effort was made 70 Gre The Genera; Post
ONCE by means Of Greek Ore.
The attempt was happily frustrated Beyond the de-
structon Of few letters no great damage wal done
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TRINIDAD.
SPECIAL IElEeaAm TO the HERALD.

Heavy Rains-The Crops Beneated-Arrival
81 BrcRdstuns.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1867.
We have intelligence from Trinidad to the 18th
inst, at which date the Legislature was in session
There had been heavy rains on tho island, and
the streams had been swollen into torrents. The
rains had. however, been beneficial to the crops.
Two invoices Of breadstuffs had arrived.
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GEORGIA.

A Negro Barncd at the Stake In JeGerson
County.
AUGUSTA. Dec 20, 1857.
Anegro who outraged white girI on tho public road
near Louisville Jefferson county saturday last.
arrested on Monday and tied to stake and burned BY
mixed crowd Of whites and biackH
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The legislative ss-sIon-(uecn Isabella asd
the Pope.
MADRfp Dec. 2s, 1857.
The session Of the Cortss commenced yesterday
In the usual speech from the throne Queen Isabella
pledged The support Of the nation his Holiness the
Pops for the preservation Of the temporal power
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TENNESSEE.

Two Men misunderstanding Of the Execu.
TONER.
KxoxvuIs. Dec. 20. 1857.
John Nance was executed yesterday At Ruiledgs and
Jacob Hun al Hamilton Three thousand people wit.
naupea Nuipsss ssooustoB. Tho r0pe snspendng him
too Tong aod he died from G0v straaguiasioa 10
great misery.