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County Uat'ni.
At the M« rch term of the
County
Court mucli imjkrtant buaineaa was done.
Co itracts were let for the completion oi
the County Jail.
The i o ie and mason work «ru taken*
by contract by Lee & Moffiitt. Inourjtiow oa thj 5ih. The action taken by
iieut ive will give the terina of the con-[the Convention ia as followa:
tr irt. VVe a/t now in hopes of having il
ready by next winter (or bo inltrt, and ia
designed both for culprits and pnuptrs.
As soJn ad the work eo-muences on
tbe Bail ad, we will hav« need for a
til, nnd ai aeou as it in completed a po«r
heuse will beooute indispensibie. This
ue iv designed to anawer bo'.h purposes.
rau|er« tin! that in the Kist lh«y are
treated only a* paupers aud kept in poor
hoiM.'j, but in tiic West, tliey nre seat to
lirst class hotel* to board mid become the
lujft censpi/uoua gentlemen in the towu.
Now to put a atop to aacii imposition we
inuit have a,proj a e quarters lor tiiein,
when they come, by eo doing, tliey wil]
quit patreuiiiag
B« mm
I' Uoabla tome-
body eUe.
Sjfjmp LinJs were sold, and much
srtlter Irniim aa done, of which we ahall
givM notice hereafter.
An or Jcr wxa alao mile to aell the old
jn.fl atMl lot, a notice of which ia this
*cck publisned.
RkoP On »s? d*y in January last, the
Treasurer ef the County retired,en lai­
rs, Eleven HuuJard Dallars, and up
v^atds, aud issieJ one Kindred anl s«v-
enteen tax receipts beiag tiie largest
day's work ever dene in the otfice. Alao,
on tin: 1st day of March, he paid tohe
Neiieol Fund Commissioner the rum of
SJ,470,53, being o i the tax Uet of 1855,
tut) largest auin ever collected and pail
over at as.y one time—nearly twice as
targe ns ever heretofore. Tke lax ievi
ed for eehool purples waa greater thia
year tU u ever before.
At Iowa Ci'y, while ia atten­
dance s i tie Republican Conreulioii.we
experienced what might be called 'tough
fare.' We did suppose Iowa City could
accommodate auy convention which
mif it assemble in Iowa, but feaad tliart
hj«!1
from Cedar was in aboat the same
fix. F.onl'iV tho g^id heart*d landlord
of the Park House gave ti« tue u»c of tlw
bor-room aad kept ujc a Cre all night it
Iowa. far exc.'edrd expectatrta.
We h^ard a g^d jake, while there,
wjitii rel*!ing. Some of the delegates
hoteh, bat the beat the landlord could do!
give
ttaa
s~r„.
"-.)tuse it was aeoept«d, landlord apologi- carried after
po«e it was wanted. 'Why,' aays the
«'ahr. 'you See I am a delegate to the eon
fwntion, and, I am in suHi an ool of tho
way plaee.up stairs, that 1 want a piece
jf it to put c'« the d't»r, tl»at people may
Know where to tlni :«•».' Tliat was pat-
iiig the c.»p sheaf "on to the admmUtra
1 on hue and ,y of-Liack i.-p'il,!.-aas.'
2J
A
tug»i mm* 5R85959BH
forth a third ticket, than we will consid
er flie matter, and select the best man, or
rote for sticli a.* suit tii beat. In this we
will he rfectly ia lepen lent,
Republican cau satisfy us of this, \re wilj
highly, but abhor the platform he i»on,
mvjii.y, out iiu.i ji mu pi.iutirm ne is ua
but if he really ia a K. N., ha can have
our vote tut we are pretty well posted in
the
th#
of tne 22nd
ult., at which time all the hotels were full
mid mere toe. Next went te all the
boarding houses— no «hanee there
night came on, it waa a drizzly celd
night-—no jlace to aleep—no good rorn
to stay Concluded to 'put uj' on the
atepc of the l'ark wse—tine whele d«U
egat
The second aupporta, by all lawful
0Br
1
be donol fhia iaaMTO than a a be fote-
Wo went to the Couveuti^a on tbe !_
Nothiug was then left bat 10 secure the i
namitiation of goid men. In this we be-
.a- co„r„„,.n .,„w
Morris nhould cross to the 'other side of
Jordan'previugi to August, then we will
vote for hia Executor. As for the bal
ane«of the ticket we aan g" u!l, O'Ccu-
included, but il iir An»i c«int put|polity )t our State l*'gi*le'.ire, aga net
aj
Dark L^utem machinery and don't the Senate.
bi-lieve the yarn—ores il
it
Prohibitory Liquor 110
large. The Grand CoeVcil meeta in
Jm.e at Okalooaa, when it waa taught
i i
iaJ
there will be bat two State tickets
tbe ield, in winch caae the aucceaa
'ti.
a i w
i
i.
in the North, aad that one a man cn
whom ti« whole N*r:h can uni'e, in
which caae a use
esc would be certaia.
Eapublicaa Convention
1'
ittsbl *gh
Thf Committee on Rpso.utions repoit
ed, giving a history of the Slavery ques
tion iroin the lomtnencement of the gov
Prmnent up to the present t:ine,with the le-
•t was ma^etjaato. It was our fate not to gislatire aetion uj»o:i it. A large por
arrive in the City until
on of the repert was devoted to Kan
sas, and the conduct of the preseut ad
minisiratieM denounced.
The docu»nent is very able,but is with
held for the present, for rev s on if luund
to be necrssiry. The resolutions wers
as followa
Trie first demands a repeal of alt lawa
relaurg to the introduction of slavery in
to U. S. Territories.
brethren in Kansas, and givea
wei» !it in favor of 'ho admission of
fu!
Kansas into the Union as a free State
«.
1.. W 1- ctoM F.r ,»«. I JZl "A .'"''I
•jeotnuctoi t.ie administiation has been
we founds roaple of good Kfpnhlican i« ak and hignly reprehens Me in the
newspapers aud spread th»ni upon the Kanaas qeestion, and urges the Repubh
bsr reota fl«?r for a bed and laid down
ni 10 n 2 erer
for the n ght -never dreamed —bet if wa
had that n^lii v reao»u.i»m after a short debate
had. that nijit, u would .,are W, a were ananimau.ly niop^i with three
tin puohcan oac. ibis was certainly cheers.
thw largest convenUon eeer assembled in ,^ ^°nd. of Ohio, moved that a com-
y effort to overthro v the
mittee of safety be appomtfd to meet any
emergency that may arise in case 0: a cor.
fiict with the lederal troopa. An anxious 1
diecuasion arose upon tms, and at the re- i
wbo arrived about the time the beds were'i«eat of seme of tho rt, rnbers who urg. 1 ntory of Nicaragua. a:id aent under the
all taken, made appiieatien at one of the i i|nprudonce, Mr. Bond withdrew his
:B,,,on
tpwrnrol.
Of ,i,°j„g*.r .U'llil
a
acd, go»* W^s *#U citic/ied, but asked i "««, the Convention adjourning tine die. I
the landlord for a favor. He said he wan-
i
t*d a -1,1 ick nh*'p tki*: Lnuci: rd could Xo'htng enmnliou, PM'adtl- Radiator reports tnat a slight earth
not tell where auch a t'inf could b« I 2r-—ri.e northern delegates '1"®" recently felt a*. Cuba. It oc
fnund t«. 1 1 1 i
ilF
Jcun.i .„J «. Mk for pur. I I,wt, k
Mr. Stombatch of Ohio, appointed witii
instructions to report at 9 o'clock.
TS.e ner'hem bolter? assembled at the
Merchant s Hail 6 o'clock, agreeably to
adjournment among th .se present were
Gov. Johnston of Pent!., and 8 delegate.
from N. Y., who announced
Dm I I Y Sir* Steve tia] tha"
tla"y°pro"!' "Am^rsfe")-
^K .t. |A u,
A Uttfi' onhuLi ft 1* bie, and not to retire withm.!
KBTKITtr^H AM) FUKE lMSCfHhlON",
me-nWd lix. I
t^T It will be re
•rh of u ia in
lion ia to reset at Iowa City.
W
22ud ult., oppds.J to m- king uomit.a- out ,ta prrndpS wldi^ hlf o
tio ia then, but the aaiembla^o was large tion we regard as uu utter'i^tfayT/ofXr
and a datertHinatiori was la uomtaate.— great American mosement. A traitor-
oug
ul
the express wirfh of* a majority
we nev­
... 'parties who had previously protested a-
a
i
Ql
i
rote for hiro, aa we esteem the man very
none the worae for it. atruction of lour aiojpa of war was refer
red to the Naval Committee.
b.nce writing the afcsve we l.avebe#n[
in attendance at the Amtrnan Ccnven- preventing the introduction into the Uni-
An endorsement of the nomination of
Fill mere and Doneldaou, and aoniaa
ting the following ticket:
Foa r«ssiuiXTiAt ELfiCTOas:*"*
M^Ackeon, of \Vaabing'.tM co.
J. It' llo-nisl^ of Lite co
Isaiah llooth of Linn
John P. Cook, of Hcott
Foe
S
tats
Orricaaa.
Statiny of St.iU:
Elijah Sella,
of
Mncahaa
Jluditor of Stilt:
John Pattoi., #f Bremer
Trtarurtr of S/afr
M. Morrif, of P«#ik
JMornty Gtii/ral
Samuel A. Kiea, of Mahaska
9
hrin wa
01
and
rszs,
agroea-i
actian. Pro'.eat s gned by all thoae ws.o'
WM
preaented We, a portion ofthe del-!
a .1 the American Conven- icgatea to the Nat.anal Ainen-.an Con- heing in ti.s city haa been iavu«d
What will vention of N. York, protest a »ainat thei
r^-a'dentiai
seen- tba^convantion, on the following tjrounda:
There is now already the field
u K uo. 1
IJa~lh oul
Q,..,
e, anu not to retire without taking any I
1 men.
mon
fi3(3
anJ Sain
wa
aii
n-mmst on recommended by
to wfal it from ita purposes,
and make it minister tr, the Selfi*:. anibi
lion ol the leaders and demagogues oi the
A.: J..a org.,,,,.,,,
forourself, we will go Morr.t anyhow, i upon U.e State of New York, by South
folks may depend upen that, and in cas«,''®r°
ro(es,
agamat tf.e wisi1
0
of
the
State ^-ficer*. and «re repeat, rr^a.1 the
»xpre*s wish of your delegation. Fourth-
ly, he was not nominated by
i»f the St.v.cs. Several Stat°
initteii to cast their \otes throng a sin-
er have been, tra.n tieiled by no party.
It is end by the ihique Republican gle delegate who cast the whoi* number
that McCleary, the Democratic nomnee vote* to which his Stale would hard
(or Si cretary of State, ia a K. N. If the
Uen eulh #d A Sach Vot wer
"i
i ij,„ proceedings and retired from
the Convention.
1
Congressional.— Washington, March,
4.—t La bill appropriating $80,000 for
new fortifications at Galveaton, baa posa*
ao, he ia lu the House, Senate bill for the eon-
Mr Smilh of Ala Frettn(#(1 a biI1 fw
ted States of ioreigu paupers aad cunia
al refugees.
lAter
from the Pacific Coait—Qre*t
fight with
the Indiana.
iViw Ycna., Feb. 28.
Advices from Washington Territory,
received at San Francisco, on the Jay of
the aa ling of the ateamer, give particu*
Urs of an attack made on the "6th of
lauuary, ly the Kii\etdr Indians upon
Rattle in that Territory. For four nighta
preceding the attack, th« town had been
garrisoned by the officers and crew of
the Decatur. At 10 o'clock, A. M., on
the fGtii, all hands returned to the ahip
I but in a very ahort time word waa sent,
that the town waa aurrounded by th« Klt
k«tars,
The men were immediately re-landed,
No actio.i waa taken upon a plat
foria further than u lay the platform ,c... u. ucnauce. ,,
adop-ed by the National Convention, en
continued until
rtl*
block
tra YIUl0US
Oat in .heeod'','
1
ia
Feb. 20.
3
t- be driven froia the woads, it was decided i
iclll# the maM ia a dlf!w#nl way
Uw• Tho women and children were seat on
The hiimWr in attendance waa not taard the Decatur and Brontes. The --1
12 n
j0U*9
...
In (Sm Mining campaign, it «|paara
cr w
iu 4 u a u 1 al
of
P. m. ,?d
Ui'c
mariners were left in charge
#, ,be u(ikeft
"ud
to the snip.
genera a teadance weald La i"(je batteries were opened from the
Decatur, grape, cannister and round
a)lot
poured upon the Indians in such
the main body of thea re-
treated After nightfall, ahell and .het
*ere thrown whsrwvsr any sign ol In-
(the Aim-Nebraska ticket 19 beyot.d a diaria appear,d by 10 P. M. all was
doubt. Aa to what turn matters i*ay quiet. It is impossible to ascertain the
take iu regard to a Preaident, ic were! engaged in the attack- There
than Iitiman knowledge can foretell. Itj
ru*"rs from whic 1 we gath-
„T,h"
1,?d'*"1'
,, strong. It is also rumored that the Jo
there will be but one man ia U.« field
7 00 9 j0
ns had 3o killed an i S6 wounded.—
On the aide of thts whites only 2 were
killed, both cinlians.
The Indians s..ol too high. The bullets
whistled ov«r tna Loads of our lorcei.—
An attack upon Steilac is expected, as
a short tune befire the steamer sailed,an
express came into the garrson -vith in
formation that the Indians had attacked
s-j'ne whites aboJt firg milas Irora the
garrison.
The injury to the Decatur has been re
paired nnd she iariote in good condition.
A I! well on board tho D-catur and ac
tive when the Republic left Zattle.
A later dispatch aays a second attack
from the Indians *vas a prehended. Go*'.
Stevens had arnred at (J.ymp.a anJ issu
ed a proclamation calling for «ts cots
pa
meg ol volunteers.
.Yew York, Ftb.i^i.—The Star of the
ur .1 ,1, mer it in, which is the only possible wa*
Westfcaa arrived. Walker has annexed
the whole Meaquito Territory to Nicara- °f
gua
Ckl. Kinney has been arxeatea and
aem out of the Teiritory under guard.
The Star of the tVes left San Juan on
the evening of the lfeh, ami the Key
West on the 23d. Sbo brings $350,000
treasure.
A decrre was promulgsted at the e.ty
Grenads, clauiunjr and annexing ihe
w. ole Mosquito territory as an integral
portion of Nicaragua. Shortly afterward
a diplomatic sorps, headed by Col. Kin
.ey,arrived from San Juan, and had au
dience of Gtn. Walker. On the foilor
(i
^*7 Kinney was plac&d under arrest
aebsequemly ban.shed from the ter-
ir
g'' i M»j Mari.a to t''.j Atlantic
ssaboard.
Steamer Empire City, from Havana,
23d, arrived this morning. Paaaod on
vote of thanks te the offi- the 22d sloop of war Cyaut.
I Frvux Havana.—A'tic York, Frb. 27.
Pf*!"n'nary meeting at tne Mer-»currwU shortly after 9o'cioeik at nifht.
Llcu
n
For i of Ohio was called to the chair and
L. G. P. k an i S. II. Webster vtero ei.o-! a»anjre, January 2"3tn, stati
sen socretariei. Rerruuks .v^rt made by
u .itborlla, of V.I!. Clt«, pf.liil..
tijal
wmtor
H.K a 1 .O N* A V E K I S EE.
.... _:i..i..r- .—: .rr^^=srs2i555rr*c —sj1 $£"*—
Koticgt
^rht Doth Gaz. *aya a
age stole a horse
tars
them, and waa soon after arrested.
Fyler vho murderad his wife h#tr
Rocheater, N. Y.,) was to pay $4,000 to
bit eouncil if tliey got him clear. TVy
put in the plea of insaaity, and saved
him. They sne for the money ar.d he
pleads insanity.
•ml Uw .nwk «o,n,„r,,«dby (in,.,. ''"•.ft "j
•bol riom Iki bo.iuer, ,l:J, re-! t"
A poor rale that won't irork loth wajt,
we aay.
Tomato W«m.—Hmry Afartc% 4f At
Washington House, Ritchirtown. tins fur
nished us a specimen of wine which he
had been ni&nufacturiug for some yeara
from tomatoes. It haa a flavor, and is
aaid, by those who have used it regularly
to be promotive of health and good digea-
tion.—Gharlest'-n Afo-rury,
We would like the receipt, if any one
will favor ua with it. We go ia for alt
sorts of experiments in nil department
of indeatry.
Fatal rfcciJtnt.j—On Wedneaday "af
ternoon a fatal a^eiiTetit oernrred between
this plare and Cedar Rapida. It aeen,a
that a man and his wife (the name we did
not learn,) and a Miss Duncan, a silter
of the man's wife, were on the road with
a fcur-horse team and a load of Loujf-
rM
tamed by a volley faoin the entire rear!? V
', wrnedI
W
of the town, and the Indiana at the aame ™g™)» wit i whien te the last despatch to the Amencon
limn utterin? Urrifi Tells of defiance i
W 1
iplut,ng
(rifrhtarvail enH Tt..» n .» i 1
8n
,^
ra n awa
y-
lo ue
art# mi ,e
,'
be,n hurl he
Hydrophobia.—Wo learn that Mr. P.
Oiloy lost a fine horse this week by the
bite ef a mad dog. Just three weeks af
ter the horse was bitten he literally 'run
mad'and died. Quite an amount 0/ stock
in the county is sharing the same fate.—
Linn co. Rtgititr.
The Iowa Rrpubllean eaya there will
be Ave ecllpaes thia year —two of the
aun—two of the moon—and one of
Frank Pierce. The latter will be diatinct
ly visible all over tho United Statea in
November neTt.
The St. Paul (Minnesota) Democrat
is infarmei that the mercury in the ther­
mometer at Pembina, averaged, tof a
week, 63 d«gr««« below xerr..
•Slavery/ aaid Theodore Parker, in a
iecent lecture.
(ia
a wedge between the
North and the South. The true men of
the North try to pull it out, in order to
unite and atrengthen the Union, bu(
Pierce and the Democratic party, and the
Araeriean pirty Sooth, continually ham-
th*
Llllon
The Dav. Gat. oaya the Rev. Mt.
Williain*, reputed 'Daup' 01 nf France,*
ts in Washington, oppressed hy llrtess
age, end penury. Whatever may be the i
iasue of the claimo arged by his iriend,!
(not by himself) to royal birth, tbe life
of this man has been one of self-denying
labor aod hardships in behalf of the red
mac.
Tht Shark* AVea**.—•!» is aaid, by the
oldest settlers, that so
severely cold weath
er has never been experienced i:i ori
da until this wii.ter. Cap Routes de
Ora informs us that sharks have been
frozen to death during the late spell in
the Ci.a'latto Harbor. Such an event
has aot transpired, to his knowledge, for
the last thirty-five yeara.— Tamj.a Pen
ttt*ular.
Mr. Art her and Mr. Carlton, both of
King county, Virginia, were found near
thoir own houses irozsn
.sailing against the draw
had evidently attempted
over. A stout negro man was seen
atanding crect in a field, not far from a
ea exiracta from letters fiomenta ux, house, so long as to excite curiosity, and
there''was
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e a n
Ja
hadlahen incessantly for more than a giuia haa been terrible.-£x.
moiub, and on t.ie 7th of January there
*aa a tearful hurricane, winch did much' 'ires.-— On Saturday week McGairo'a
damage to buildmga and ahippiiM' at Gar-
1
rachico. The waves were so hi^k that!
the sea encroached apoi, tho land to i
swept tarwugh the streets
waa aestroyod and two
were buried in the ruina.
was lost with leu
Americana of tlla city held a
8r*nd ratification meeting at the Broad-
V 1 abTnacl«, tu Friday. Mr. Don-
promised la attend tne inuot.Lg.
v ,1 i Co/. Fremont and hit Maripottrt.—
Krst.th* nominee* not a member of jWa learn fron Waal,ingion/ihat the
1
'^'faus what he syiopstnizoa of seventy equate miles, situated about
''1 tyalltorma
our State's
deiegatea, and Irom tnuse Statea which
no man preti nds can earry their ro:es for
jan Amt-ricau President. Thirdly, that
bu forced upon the State of N. Fork
I "gainst thi express wish a largo ma-
C. Fremont the other, which, many per
sons believe, makes him tho richest man
i't the world.
Col. Fremont bought thia immenae
gold region in lbdtf, for ihe earn ol $3,.
Xj0,
and waa laughed at for the reck
lessjifs* of his investment. It naaalrea
dy yielded sorne ttmty-flw millions of
dollars, and its rea..urcea, both mineral
and agricultural, are aaid to ho inexhaus
tible.—.V. }". Mirror.
Sen
S
mills, at Kingston, C. W., look fire !.
an(i wore burnt tu ,hw
were the
No insurance. ss upwards of f«20,u00.
The North American Steam W.,rka n!
Forsyth street. New York, embracing
eight workshops snd dwolluigs, ware!
burned en Wednesday night last. Leia I ®r*al.
$100.000.—Ex.
i i
A bill providirg
Tbooias i.riaun,\jriitiai ni.UfPW n««tlt,
George Mason end Ricnard Henry Lee.
Tne bill appropriates «lo,U00. It asaed
the Senate unanimously.
Another A rcli: expedition
fr
hankers, own the aince Franklin aailed from Sheerneaa.
undivided half of the tract, and Col. J. Tt.n /wvxe
The O: eida (N. Y.) Sachsm aaya it ta
rumored that tha wife of a reap#-cutbie
laboring man ,a that village, by the
deatn oi a long forgotten relative Er
land, is heir u Cl ,000,000 of noar
fo,000,000 iu oar currency.
Sailing of On Polomic. Pen icota.
March 4.—The frigate Potomac dropped
down tn the anchorage of the navy yard
yesterday. She*wili probably leave ta
weak or ten dayi for Havana.
latest Orel:-n Newi.
n
—a
at Keokuk ai |Q«GT.ABJ),—A debate arose to call at
majority lew daya tiace, teok bim Ho Lima, Ad-1 t^ntion to our pteaent relation^ will
were per- ami cotlnty, Illinois, where he attempted Lnited States for the production o a )c
to aell him, when the horae waa detained ^ZTcmducl of
on suspicion of having 1 een stolen. Then
rwn
p[
0n
he went to Qaiocy, where he called for! Mr Roabuck commenced by isipres
|ettera that did not belong to hiia, iiAnd aing upon the Houee the neceas'uy for the
question tole properly nnderatood in Brit
ain, and that it should be naivrMiiid who
by ie government of No­
va Sco'ia and the Governor General ®t
... ... |C.mada,and urged to it by honrie goV«
ernnient under theae eircumatancea,
Roebuck contended thai the United
Sta'es was justified in requiring the re
eall of Craiaiptou, and that the apology
the British government had tendered
waa a deluaion upon the House and tho
country, lie therefore first called for a
specifie atiiwcr to this qutatieu. What
inittucliona were given to Mr. Crauip
tonf ext, for an expreaaion on the part
of the House that they were parlies to
this violation of the lawa of the United
Statea.
Mr. Hatfield B'-fforided the mellon.
Lord I'a'mertton replied, defending
the gorernment, and stated that the cot-
'"»t»h reapoudeacc would be produced aa aeon
"^8eB govBrntnem had teen answered. Lord
an WM
i
lh, n
cUng until the horse had ran nearly ajthe U. S., and hulding brief from the en
1 whtn he let 0
fot
on lor some dia-
launched into a fierce invective
wagon, to wnicn ne f„ mouth icce ofoilainit.es uttered in
emy. Lord P. tlien continued that no
man could more tiroagly fesl tliat the de-
tance and tound Miss Durran by the side ttructive caiatsiues would arise irotn a
of the road dead, her skull being broken.
and presenting the appearance of leaving
been struck by a wheel. After gring
nearly a quarter of a mile further he
found his wife, also by the road-side, not
dead, but
Rtgititr,
The Cnaneellor of t'le Kxchequer has
notified cipjal stg to meet Lord Palmer
atoA cn the ?th. fo h*ar f—- tertne
for a new loa^, *u •.».!)• »o*f.
Tho London Times reviews Sewaru'a
speech, and saya that England will not
give ap tiie snallest of her rights to m«,7e i
r'caa clanr. r.
A Liverpool correspondent gives from
private aoureea, tot does not guarantee
statement, tha the Derby and Giadatone
o shun a rupture with the United States.
From the Sandwich Ialanda.
fly the bark Yankee, al San Francia
ce, we have dates from Honolulu to the
29th of December.
In accordance with tho appointment by
Mr. Gregg, U. 8. Commissioner, tbe
King as a} proved of Daniel C. ge-
n, oae of tbeni low, Esq., as Consul of the U. S at i
a w i e a i a n a n a e o e o i a V K s o
in vain to gel unt.i the pieasuro of the President shall talnadby individual suhscrintion*
o
Hilo nrojrreaa.s lik» ib.i
There
al lo
™lll» 5,000 bushels of wheat, i'^
"»'.
Uj ai
Ui*•
rr,,ure
0 ,no ,B 1
ot
for tho
wh®n
emotion of to the atmosphere aoon cool, and^a
the staiunrv fnr !/.». V,r/ ri 1
a W nuki„.«iA. I I nl 1 ID ft
ia talked
of,
wuh the viev of earcl ir,g for the relic
,, 7 Fruiklui and his party. Ou the iifith ®_
•an rancisco. Messrs. I aimer, Cook May next, elevea ypars will have elapsed
B.UJ fa.t30.000
to blame for t„e unaaliafaclory stntr slaves, as ther.nawMy, almost u„,fori.v
of Knglnnd'a telal-ona with America. He| ly are-would add SO,000 000 rnore
re mar Led that the law. of ,he United ma!I»r3 the aggregate a thii• tme. at
States prohibited rpcruitsnsr for the (or- the lowest calcu.ation. $30,000,000 which
siavc ow ners have to lose, and for which
eig'i service, and that in it* early^ das
the Repu had required the French
Mia's er in be removed for auch intrac
tiov oi lans. Their jealoUay waa only re
s:o -:d on thii head. He proceeded to
show frotn locurnents read at 'he late
trials in the United State* that Mr. C.
k: ew he waa breaking t' e laf- Neat
he took means to evade it, and thirdly tie
waa aupp
nd
couflict between the Bntiah nation
tbe U. S.
I U se were the lnatrumenta of the peo
ple ol thia country, but it waa one thing
to enter ain a friendly svntiment inward
severely injured.—Linn Co. a kmuiod p«ople, and aoo'tier to mamtani
a feeling of aelf respect. It was incum
bent upon those uhe ware chaiged with
public interest te cultivate both ues, and
!i» sentiment* fer intereat of peace were
both equally great on both suiea of lite
Atlantic, and the calamities which might
arise fiom a s'.ate of wa: would be equal-
ly tiisaslioiu to that Government. He
had to c-ir.a.der what was the justice of 11s
course, and what was befitting ihedigiu-l Vessel liurntd.—Savannah, Mtrch 1.
ty of hts country. He was jwrsaadtd j—The ship Telegraph of Bolton, pre»i
this feeling uas reciprocatcd eu Lott: sides ous'y reported on fire at Tybo*. waa to
of the Atinut uliatever in giit le said I tahy destroyed. Sne had en board li?t
11 popular s t*e in Ani»rci, nnd not
with*tar ng suc'.i ebo^lit t: as the Hou.e
ad jnat heard, which waa anything bat
savored with tendency to c^uciiiute dn
fereucva, he sould not persuade himselt
that those taalieis of diifercnce wiitnthey
snme to be laid before the Congiesa et
the United States, as they would be be-j delpbta lor the Nicaragua*
I (ore the Parliament of Great Britain,
w ul.l claim a dispassiouate and reason
able consideatioa wh.ch uaa essential to
an amicable settlement, and which he
trusted would prevent any intemperate
pefs-ms on the other side from attempt
ing 11 plun»e the two eoutitries in'o the
caiaMi'iet of war.
hall
be known.
The inhabitants of the thriving town
of H1I0 weie 111 great apprehension lest
.__.
°o, ^e aiream of lava from thlToZat'erup.
w a s o i e n o o e a e w i u u i n V i o n s o u o v e w e e A o a
pondent writes that the lava appresching
lilo progresses like th
Vesuvius utder si.niiar circumstaiices
that is to
A
|i V ,»«'»"•
msitires 'n C«n«lfc—&
v%{'1'
htfltvonld average in vaiue $1000, or at least
SaOO, rjuiiniiig up 2?,OOO.oOO-the ab
solute loss to the capital chiefly of lour
rvveragca twenty persons, taking the ng
hrc-a of lcv».') basis Thia wou'd give
Ur
to 19.5(3, 7300 persons—which, at S900
each, would add $5,840,000 per year
he four Statea named are to aufferin di
rect low.
Fillmore mi Washington. —Greeley
telfgrapha from Waahiugton on the 27th
ii»ft.:
The nomination of Fillmore fa 11a like
a wet blanket on the Americans here. 1
cannot find one xtbo ever believed or wish
ed to see a North, ^Lio sustains it. It
•ewn.s to be generally felf, even by Know
Nothings—in earnest, that it if a grate
mistake for a naw party to aelect ua
!:andard hearer a hackneyed and dieoartl
ed politician.
I have 110. yet fourd a member who
supported Ranks and who now goes for
Fillmore and Denelson, though I think
there must be two or throe oncJi. ahall
pursue the inquiry.
The Mississippi at St. Louts is entire
ly free from ice. It broke up on Tues
day last sinking the Federal Arch and ai
lei boat, belonging to Meaa's. Fads Act
Ne.«o i, valued at i'itJ.D'H1, an i dao.sg-i
ing other boats to a c^usidetabiu extent.? iv
On Friday last it was clear as far bp aa ar*
Aiion.—Dav- Gag.
thousand fiarrela of floor, all which
was badly burned.
.hrtsl of a Fillibutter. AV10 Yrk'
M'lrch 4.—Wm. O'Brien waa arrcatad
this morning by the U. S Marahall, 01 a
:argo of having enliatcd in»-n Pbi'a*
Surplus in tht Trcotvry— WMthirn'lon
March 1. The U. S. Treaaunr r«p «rta
€&<£%£ N0«l3ces.
ProclMnsutioii.
a mint. 'r n? th
tl .r:..
p.oplt*
Whereas
edar County b*\.
e robtr.iUfd, to th
partiea had eaen bald a accrct meeting raise a tax to arerte a funl build tha t-ldg*a
on the ceurae to be pursued respecting
t' e American difficultiea. The Uerby
rumtr Amr.A^A i Therefore. !t la ordered tbnt the following
r. aupjio Pa.merston to proposition be submitted and pataod open by tbe
reacue i'-ngtiah honor fmm republican re- i Wal votrr«of said mnly, at tbu annual April
ault theae nr»the very worda. Tho Glad- i b. and tor tliat purpose apjll
ston- party decided to taU rerv cieaauro
!p^',"1'
#t tbe ns
1 towi^tny, via:
Tbat for parpo* of raising a fuBd
aid la th# er«ation of puch bridges, in mii
County, as
call for an extraordinary expendltnre
in addition to the ordinary r.'vpnti'' of ibe Cf!:n
ty, a tax ot one tndl on tho dollar be leviw] up
on the Thl'jation cl tbe of lKT.f,. and
th.
panded nnd-r th- *upfrvi«iib of the County
Ojurl. and at thp followinir places and upon the
1
ai/ cor.ti
i/
Frr
1
brirtl,"J
wUrn
1
Dd ni ,lJe
w nch on
,0
7
Fillmore ta Cincinnati.—Tha semina
tion of Mr. Fillmore for President ofthe
United Statea, by the Convention of the
American party, haa been received in
tbu city without any parade or excite
ment. He has many fnenda here, bat
from what we can learn rf public aenti
ment, there is no disposition evinced ei
ther to orerrate or underrate the nomi
ne©. Our people urt dispoatd to treat
the nominations with
afternoo'n.
o
4 r,/r ,,n V
no progreaaes like that isauing Irom i rime to T,pua. miai fwk, all.)
-ir!
wail of cooled lava is
»iream
moderate slopes remains for
ne ,ne t,|, on
*ry or nearly so ,and
aiising from the flow
Java belaud it becomea too
l'iW
wa
ljurst, and the lava runs
I'ko the molten iron from a furnace
it is drawn* This bema ext^osed
for
'wait a little longer* before entering upon T."'t,'*"
Trusti*'-*
they have no icsort. I Tm^ieea as herein proTid»d~tne '«««rt Tn
Now, the rate of escap^go to Canada!
4
Tht .Wrf»o*te Gr»p.—-At tho WfcOUt
festival ef the Proviucial Grand Lodge,
at Glasgow. Sir Archibald Allison, the
hisfr.a i. mentioned, that during t' e at
tack on the Redan, a small party of sol
diers, led Bp to one of the guns placed in
n recejs, were perceived by a body of
Russians, and the £o$lisii otiicer wasa
bout to be bayoneted, «heo ahancing to
cateii t!.e and of the Rassian cith er, he
had preseme of mind nougii u i,i*e htm
a masonic grip. The Russian a mo
ment strack up the btyonel of his sol
dier, led his newly found brother U the
rear, and treated bin «kh aU the kind
ness of a oiaoan,
army and
Light.
sent them out in the Northeu
Pref .aring for '*Vw. New York, T*
Mtrrh 1.— Capt. Whitely. of the Ord-j
nance Departrnont, recoired orders on
Tbnradav irom the War ie(]afUnetit to
put Governor's Island harbor in this in
a state ef defenee.
irTahtp, O
th^ roa.1 fmm Round
.i, v.r.T,ia»
lown^li.^ i-i^tiiy aad eighty ou«, cro?i«
reek, Thrw* liun lr« dollars, abenever
••'•liars ib»il Htjbwrib- 1 a» utr.ve.
f.._ For a Hn
ou th-
r.xid from llowow to
Marion low R»r vih -r" the same err/m#
f'ro"ktd fi*"k. On., hnndred d.dlan., wb-n-vf-r
TweDtV'-flve dollara sl.aii tcr futiseriVd aa ov»
7. For a Hrid/- whr th- *d from T' »tf,u
*in IVIfiN', wrmm Hngar reek, near
John 11 nderaoa'ft farm, Oat hundred doljitm
wh-never Twenty-flve dollars ahall be aubsoribed
an m' ove
^or a Hridjf.' across Rook Run, whan- tbe
road on t'u- to*i)*hiij line, dividing towfi»!iin«
Highly and Ki^h'.y on.-, weal of Tipton croswa
*«id run Two hni»dre .1 jllarc, ah.-ri.'vtt 3Lxty
'tve dollars alis'l tic snliecribed a* at»eve
'.I For a Hri V«" arross. i'oa^u OVsek, ia
ian«e ratr west of th, 6 pm, .-ievoutv-flva do!
whenever Twenty tlr.- dollars shall U- tu(,.
a,.rii^e«l a atK.ve th- »am" to be upproprlaU
for the co'-striietion of a Hridgo over *%id fi.j, k
at w,m! poiiu Ut tw drtermnn.-d by tbe otjncur
r-iit aKreriBBtit tbu Trustees of iula&d acd
Npririfctield tcianahipi, or a wsjority them.
10 For a itridif'! across tho fork" of tkf
Wrtp«inonoc ia tpriiglali Towr-hip, Twa
l"iiidr.d dollarh when.-,er Fifty Hoi.urR whall l«
*uti«jril»ed ai slot.., tho »atn.- to U appropriated
building iwid Hrrfl»f«a at mcli poaito on
reapect, and to "a"1 ''n*11 aa may be detennened t.y the Traa-
1
a Presidential canvass. ""die-- »cro»s Ottar or Mud Creak
on tue road frow Havanport to Inwa c,»v.
hwll a
hfU*. «e iiJjJtv«oc«VsfcS/
jju Canada chiefly o, tko claai Of able g^ .rity fvc dHUr*. wherevor Twenty tiV'. dot
bvdted men and tarometi. 1 hc|e. .it iioine,' Uts shall U anlwrlted ahot.. ?ail Rridi?."
to l^ biii'd at «r,me point i.n mid Run to flV
term?U'Mi hy the eoricurrrnt apr^ctwr.t r,f tb«
KCR Tat
$» fc
1
tho am--*.nt auije to draft ia the Treaa- i
ury at epwar is 7 '»f)0 «1«. oars.
7't
ciliist.. of
hat a proposition
r4 the county, to
id moiy, whtc'j call for a* pxtraerd'aary
xp. aditure.
i*1
P1"*"
Mnncatine and
2d. For a bridjre across Sii^'.r Creek on the
roa.) fr -rri Jlarr-iiwtrt to Iowa City, $(00, wbfll
«v.-r Slot) nr« nibicritH above.
vi. tjr a Bridge wti. ra ttia Muroatine and
Mariorj road ero«sk* l*aj C'r.-vk Four llan.Jred
Jollari., w!j i., vrr )nr Hundred l!*fi dhall
b" «ivisrribad aU ve.
4 For a Hr:'!/- ah^r
rfwe
of l'olk and Npriogtield towuships or
msjnrity of tlicm.
Southern States.1 But, added to this,
:eie are eli!! remaining in the Northern
States, as aervants, &<\, nbout six thou
snnd negroes, w!n, not feoring pursuit,
have not crossed i: to Canada. These, at For litid^. acrow Mill (\-eek in l'olk
1000 each-a low figure for first class township at a toiut to be determined hr tho
'«M to.vnr^-- ..
I'or n Bridire arrow Sugar Creek iAere
th° ra«d from U'Ipc'h Mills to PoMenaGrur.,
crosses the MrnT One hundred and twenty
firf. dollar-whnmver Fortj dollara ahall be
«jl'
ndiift Fifty dollar*
Tru»tp«'S of«
ever Fifteen dolhrs eht.ll beViV^ri'tirti'i,
1«. For a Bridif acrom Creek o
Mw|n« Crtvo at
a oId4
te ho d«t»railned lr
the TrtJ'-t.'.K or I.Wn V)wiubi{» Fifty dollar
whenever F.ftren dollars Khali lie S!ibeu-|lM«
at,ov. I., all ca«e of wr^ofTary ^tl^T
he of
n vt unt and BP,roT4(1
and api roved W tb»
onnty eoiir*. Arid If an* mon/^y }.(. eotl«e(eh
t.y hv:1, t« ovor and^ov? tb aMwopr' tiorj
b"ee--i to be nr N n ap^rinUd by
igVoa
ot r...-iiihseriptiMt twlnif made an herein ae«el
deii U10 sfuii..' (hall becew part of the ordtao
ry rMd fund of th*
dmu
of m*J be hoaro-
priatel I17 the Cour.tj court foe the hiaadt at
Rrtdcres or road* of rrc .ty.
Ti f' brd^'»« bTtiD tii 1
b'liiS
^"1 be let by
cout-5ct U) »hr iw^ft and h'ddar by the
eounty rourt of Mid eocr.ty aa to*i the rrU
rate fluhaeripllorw aa »t«ve ef.:.dltknea
competed or either of rn which enb*rtpth«c
•bail madf to the Jndtre of }ifn ccvintr. Joe
P'i'i ef fr«rtlar tbe epedtle# PtSdMa,
and rnav N
m«do
payable In l*hr at one dmlar
per da? of irn hour', or tbe current wana of
m.v^anlc*. or paid ':i mat-rial, al tho correal
pnc.^. w '»h enturrptior.* ohaH aaeiffrfl4 to
cmtrerHs. AH contrncts *oh« ma.t» in wrii'ne
Rfid rvn 1,7 tlw» ntra-tora for the
p-efviimrr" of th»(r nnfl^t-Wnjr: het
no i.^utr«ct to Jet oe e,pr.j«r»atid un
til t' e a1i%,-ip'.io, .« «8 bTela eo .ditlonod a-«»
crmpleted
Tbe eonetrncliort of said bridxta an4 the ear
ryb»c out of this law, Id b.- under Ibe sopary^
eion t'l'' Jud^e of i»!d ootintv, and al'
trapt* idf In t» fnlfillr-d and perfor^ei' to the
«at"«f.ietio*i o'.-v.] ,T ,d^,». ard ibe Tr.jnteeaof
t'i" t('«vnahip whiah brldr^ b^ierl
Th n .ny b- r.-.i to celleet*d hy t»e
trwir»r of .'.iid co-.'Uy, aa mw preesdei hy
Uw l-r th-. i-oMetl J3 oftb» fnetel oo'iaty tta
out npon warrants
i*i«d hy t!-.' of aaid county eodnr his
cd aid ee«i.
Ar.d if a fitajorfty of tS» e1«ctere rj naJd eonn
ty vile in fktvor of eat propmltion, the •nnt
1
(•bul cra»idpr»vl a» ad pU and wll! anth*.
ze ih1 J-idjjf^ o* r"nniy le l»vy e tax la
aee-rd »nr,.. and eanae meh hrM^s to he.
in
It it 'nrthor oM-rd that th« mod'n c* eotlng
on prop *'ti n», •bull tv* A» fi.:
.,t.ntr fn favor &' a '*v I
••n U »."tt-T »r pri'it.-., ••f ,»r Br:d|t~e
and Tvr'and tij hm ag«:a«» it Axsln-t tV»
Brldxct arid Tit'
fort|i.-r ordere'1 that the rrr»p-»itloAs t*
•ib!i»h»d four w-\% tn ewre'.,', In »t,«
T.ptnn A.-lmt**r. aid o*»d at f%* i
".mm. 1. 0- f0- i,.ar »»^k«. and al th-.
plae? or eiertioa tn each toiraaMp en the «ay
th»r» of.
7
Witn»M rny hand and a^al of ^mos Ua Jo.ti
•».4? ,f k,-f n
lq-,
ti Jif'e './ tar cat*
F.SlRAy NOTICES.
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W ifit
uaai.ty lark.
win »kt«lM. 'mn
w 4.. or trn y .«•
1 «t»a Mt«fc ii, it, jhi ... r««
Lt'ur.
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of cl,,clif,n ln
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KSTJiAY
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1
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•'#•«•»!»*.«*i ar •*,«*». 1
IMS W.'.AlTklM.
:4^ni Ilk. *mi«j 0m*
ItMTi'vY rot -TiIim, ,, Ht» tr JtS,
ftmi. »h llth Sij i'.v 'MS. bt» I
»-. oil »1«h l»»v wtl'lt I'.s r«t. ,•''• li f:»», mm.in
«r Utl.'t on Mn km, tf:»i»,t.. mw ur iiC«a
rr'Tx «»i. 1
Al. ».H. J.Sm k mj '.mi
KSTRAY COW
rTakeoop
». mo'i^y *f, C'^iireted to b.- paid out and ex- niue years old, and appraised at $2Cf, hefope-
t.y Jjhn Tb.•«», fa *prhs?fl. te&m-
*hip. on ihf iOJi lay i Ic»e. a ni«4|r
nm maud r^d euw, with »jid'' wLik- ewt^.
and be!Ij, nitL sh irt crovkrd 'nao, dgfct cV
Jatnea H. Noe, Bee., 13th m^5.
W' r*TT,u-
t-^sr ty Clark.
January, 2d [iil-SmJ
ESTRAT COLT.
Tatcon np bv s^noiel ill:land, la Pidb
I..*r,K.|. on the l?th ,Ur
a hr.-.Wf), colt.
wr..'* pot in '!if fi
#1
wi'h w'btte,
TVc
cotf, on« yaar old, past, small
•pot in *iif face, with blsck streak-
an app-alt«l at V-.Cbefore"!**
Plainer, Ksq.
Dec. ^,'56.
J. W. CATT
ll.I.,
0». Clash.
ST&KR8.
TAKEIf I i' hy 9*^1 i. flea., ia Ceotr*.
sfij .-!«•»-1 x.u'zix
... «ti» tbe r'lfbt oaie.
•'. d.vidmif ari.i appra.-H.ii at $20 brforulR. M. Long Em,*'
rose. ^aid I Hoy 26th!*!J W ('\TTl'LI
ver Eighty 3m 'r ,UDtyCl«k.
ESTEAY KARX AMD ^nr.H
p\ iihN Ll' byJ.T. R. Af.deeuon,in Io*m
I T.wyaLtp, on Ib' lfita day of XovamU
Ja
*^»ray l.ght eheatant rrfi
baire, left fcra ft- wh.-#
lbi'.riRht
apri'
f1,
a.'Utre ot the iace.aboot
7WU*
Al-o dark bay anlc, about 11 hand, htah
a »Mit uir*.: y^arnold i,«xtrpri w.«.-•!
at ^100 .ich, b. lore Alexauder II.om. haa
Nov im, 1«56. j. w. '.:Arr,H
\»anty
ES7RJY C9LTS.
TAKKN ri' by ADirew Ko..,iu Sa«arCr««fc
Towosh
?oBU,e
bro*a
*':ihday..fNw )«56,meuli.
ii.are
eoit, wikL a wkd' spot .a bar (h.£
twy-ars .Id par Aod one i%!t La* h««a'
colt one year olJ pa»i. with a apot la tb0 fao%
an-l tl." n, lit ud foot white. The t-a.tcwi
the horse solt apt, k3
before B. W. Vi all, a*tj.. Nov 30 Hff
n' O SB J. W Carriuj,
County Clerk.
E8?RAY CATT1*.
Taliati up by r. p. PieWy, w»
k tear faur year* »U,
in 11
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Grove 86% fMff.
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