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THE ••ADVERTISER.''
TIPTO*, IOW1.
WELLS SPICEK,
tl V.
PIATT,
SATURDAY, DEC. 31, 1953.
Kfi L- -—J
!1-A!
Bank Deeds,
A superior article, for
«ue
at thi« of-
Rclirious 'ntirr.
Btv. Mt. Cobb, having Ih-cii sWtat fron his
pulpit few «abbath», would *tiiu*nc« that he
«xp?ct*, Providence permitting, to preach next
from the Post Office at Tipton to Cedar
Post Office, Cedar County Iowa, (a new
office established in the North East cor
ner of this County) to which we have
no means of communication except by
the way of Davenport or Annamosa
ter performing a, orcua of half the State
tain the rchtir about, of Cedar P.
riow here ore e 'F
says he
Cedar
a little more information on their par
froald'nt hurt them ill tl,.' least.
a
a,C'3'.
»o»M release them from the bur-,
T«d iron which within the past yea,
nas risen from 40 10*^0 dollars per ton '0^
lVe have lieen watchi
eyp the position of our
on this momentuous
pleased to find them where they should
be. We notice with pleasure that the
Hon. John P. Cook, has recorded his
eote in support of the measure. This is
the first record of the performance of
his offkial duties as Representative,which
have reached us, and as "old Cedar was
in that ar bill" of course as ©a all for
mer occasions, he is "in for it.**
The organization of Nebraska Ter-
ritory is already before the House and
Mr- Hadley Johnson has been ad-!ul^tJr
Uiitted as a delegate from that Terri- °nt'
prises, is early every
government lands are situated have al-
land, it extends to all citixens and those
The CMI Tlwe kai (Ml*
The time when the holders of county
warrants can receive cash on the same
on piesentation, is now the present.
OurCuuuty warrants are even better!
nan lau. bills. tl,. v are now draft, for1
monev already on deposite. As it w'1
UKt,i l,y t).« notice gf the Treasurer...!"'"1
!Hr Wtfrtlwrnfiti.
DFATH or
lil-DfaMrr.
Intellectual Hipeds may think tint lh#
art of Dentistry, is a science known on-
0
ftSTWe return our thanes to the au-
thoress,for that very np| r^pna enn 1 chaste
j-tj(js £ta,p
are not
ai
,,
the decay of the teeth. These cavities
a inJcn of
endorsed "P. -V. at Tipton tctll aseer- 1
0
."
re8ldt'nce
of tbe ar/w/
N th th ^s!job, we will publish hu carJ gratuitously.
1
his compliments to all his coternnoraries brings asraiu to our mind
within the length of his "cable tow andf^ ^1t
1
riAW* TNRNRMNTINN nn th*»ir RAN I
w
Conirress that the matter of abolishing!
ing agitated. 11 was atuaieu
°nf °,te'
iu»i s runn i n i nto
a"
1113 S
*3'°n
1
will in all probability become a law.
It is matter of great
people of the Western State
to enable them to construct the many .1 1
tomers at their residences
ail roads now in progress, Congress
States^The better
whjch
ly among themselves—that it is confined land Borrows are now memories and the
to convince any mind open to conviction,
that dental operations have, at least for
once, been performed among their four
legged neighbors.
We will give a statement of what w#
jQ
0
aa the
suc a slate
sabbath, at the umal hour in the morning, and 1
in the evening at half put six. AKo, next sioa of some of the boasted arts and su- lul satisfaction.
W*lne*day evening, proaelung may be exp*o-fences of the beings of a much higher. How natural for us to begin the year
ted at th# Congregational Church, in this place.!gr#l|e
jaw of a
s!nUjjhtered a few
jays
ag0
article entitled "Sentiments for tne pew tlioioughiy boiled and the meat guarded in our conversation, and
eac
may
who
He must certainly be a knowing Hog.
against the
w# learn Uje |m|ne ftnd
ll^iir
keep au olFice, and wait upon lady cus-
ni
!cn in the form of tai on tetr rail ., ,, ,, "mvn
r«te-.
7".M
CIV''ani^
that the Hog Law will only restrain the
fuadruj-x.. %hnt ^s.r«Ti.•
maj1'
wh,cli t0
Wil1 cost lroru one 10 fiv dolkiTn 0r In
wort'M'
'!av P,lU
gf
another colom that interest alter, the Ut, f^The Gov. of Alatuuu in his late "w""*"01'?1'
of this month will be refused. There- messige to the Legislature of tliat Sta'e,.
fore warrant holders come up and get! suggests the propriety of a liw to prevent
We would call tht- attention of ur
eitizer.s toth« adcertisement of Dr. W.
A. PIATT. The Dr. comes well recom.
mended as a graduate of the Jefferson Dec. 7th. Tickets
Institute aad has practiced a number of gent and two h.
years with flav.erens succers. He has persons were pre .«
recently located in this place and we
h*pe he will receive that patronage from
the public, his eminent quahfi a-i i
title him to.
Dcntiata to the starving soul,
our
it would 1* 110 ImrJship, for »lthougli |.avt
1 bp
ol,,a,,'
i
nt
Undoubtedly large tracts of public making (ijfh jms without apftle# and np- which the ensuing year may exhibit, we
s'der
an
1000
ma y in 1
:,UIW,m,r' u'
A very humane policy.
Grand Jhuiquct wus given in
honor of John Mitchell at the iJroadway
Theatre New York, 01. evening oi
»r w e notice from the hst Muscatine
i Enquirer that Mr. H. D. LACOSSITT has
sold out that est:*blishment to Messrs.
MAso.t WILLIAMS & J. C*ascAiiJA5,-i
A MTMUTS or Coscar.ss. who w ill henceforth conduct that papr. Inrevitw
—The Telegraph announces the death In parting w lh Mr. LACOSSITT ti.e should tea
of Hon. Brookms Campbell of Tennes- Democracy of tin State will loose: an
For the Atlv.-rtin
RMlteiti far the Hew Year.
Another year has passed, and its joys'use the common pti
refer to, and leave our readers to judge have found happiness in relieving the- ing thickly upon us, we will be able to
for themselves, whether or no the swine wants and miseries of others, and there- say that we have not lived in vain.
of by adding to their cup of happiness, the
ivanced civilization, as to be in posses- memory of the past year must yield a joy-
w'lh
We were shown, Iv Dr. Rait, of thisj^^^^^^e.^in^j^w^
brave resolutions we will promise
The jaw that we will refine our temper, be mor«jP™*nt
were, however, nicely plugged or filled whose tongue drops deep poison, and who timacies of childl ood s home. This is a
with lead, trimmed uri* smoothly, and pol- is always on the alert with smooth and)
«ani|
1
1
w
1
t,u'm snu£ ant' ronil"or,able
8tyS'the
t0 euable
have a° constio,l5ness
we live ever so obscure,
executed the that if the world knows us not-though t.ie homestead 0 his s,res! "ho ha
ill take note of us and
nn nn(lltliir v
tl 1 t' 'he Hog L:iw. an 1 furnishea another ar- working to his praisu by increasing hu-tand sisters played, and shetl no tear
.V
laSeof°the 'o hiioiMhat in f®vor of its adoption. |man virtue—man's recovery from sin. parting? Nomattejwunder what circui
an is o»
zn'ion and enlightenment, some human all our good purples.
Fraai Ws*hgt®B. .'legislation should be had, on their behalf-. The close of the year brings with it
TV e perceive from the proceedings ol .. .. ...
They should immediately have the bene- much of sadness, sorrow, and regret.
When the swine are making such rap- But the morning cloud and the earlv: stances the 5eparation is induced.
id strides towards a high state of eivili- .dew, are emblems of the transientness ot Wnether it be un.er the curse 01 a lather s
displeasure and bitter denunciation, or
whether it be covered with such blessings
"inu. »""«•».
vicious habits. They should often we
K
might have passed
iillS iinstead
nftt
falK.n
n311
wiUl oum.)vpg| onc a
should endeavor to
°lK)n'|wt'
As wp revicw
nuisances lately passed too are mortal, and must pay the samei
trrmigh this place, i.aving receipt* lor tributi*. In the procession of the dead!
those who stand in need of it
I W.
ab«)ut
.Mr. A. Gilbert, Druggist, for him to as some would have us think. We arej
compound, for which the purchasers paid no exiles. We ask for life instinctively,!
f-tmon ,iUre K,u!-and ^arlt tvords of hypocrisy loved hour. remam,._irea»ure,l the
pul
not 1
tiie right estimate
Pa« year, and re-
cipts for sale. call the deaths, they admonish us that we
lands will be given to aid publie enter- jpl^ wit! out apples. Now we con- cannot tell whose lifeless body will be: with melancholy pleasure. But it ia the ending the provisions of teveral laws-VT'T, ,,
wises. Nearly every State in which,
individual obtrudes himsell with his home. And ia there any thing wrong in would hav.- it chilled with forgetfulnesa ?. who have been^engage»i
|the
good-
n ot
i»***•
Thal
W
''™.iwd
tt.
85 lor
1
h"»-'«
for
W
'!Vt!
in a wor,i of
!*u*,ra,8S»on' res'g:iatson,
It is cash down and no the separation of husband from wife and «nd many are the virtues re»| ^r^fMiss Pamelia Dumas, dangler
your money
jrmnbluig. parent from child in the
•'tnr«-'! 'is.
v ns:
I ligion was i. v
dark hours i
en arie
ant thi
ious
mon rather
,J
i, member of the House of Rnpresen- able champion. We welcome his sue- |*trive to throw into our resolution more confidence, foHii'n'i^ases^om^l^'ten
a:. •III: n,,i] \j.I wiH !-.• I
"''R
n
V|at sacred things ai" there to lie carediw,m*
Should endeavor to foster ail irient.Miipi
that are congenial to virtue Jo strive to
1
strictly to the two-legged swine: but we reflecting soul is made to feel the quali- effort to be faithful to their uses. And
have before us the ocular demonstration ijc8
the different kinds of happiness, while we pray that life may be grant
1
of
home'clu8ler
hog which he ^row to uproot this passion, and overcome only hallows, and tie retrospect ofjears
.J uproot this pass:—
Tiorai aiiu
religious instruction with a more
iaj ™»i 'j
ed, and the record of life in thern is r«ad.! will exhibit all the christian virtues—that acts
To those who have been governed by no-1 we are not living in vain—that life has a
b!e principles, who have omitted no du- good, a great, a grand meaning with us,
«ies for the sake of pleasure, and who »o that when the shadows of life are draw-
Madai.UA.
a
1
sLa
MAifiAnM
as80ciatl0nS whiC time
like a
perform
removed, leaving the lone dry and clean, 'all the duties imposed on us t^ the veryiute, as fancy recalls it again to new, an expediency ot etfectingaredui
TO PDSTIlSTfciS. On each side of tiio jaw, and nearly op- best of our ability. We will court the1 uround each is thrown a sac redness am ,tion ol Ocean lVstage.
Kumerous pa kages have en ei t,
^rve as a wall-as a protection! some flower, or joy, or hope of the infant or.al oi Alabama and M.ssi-.np, r.
assaults of the dark slanderer paradise, gladdened bj the lnnocuit
feeling as natural
the unthink-' life, that prompts to filial love. It needs poses.
ished, and withal about as nice a job as flattering tongue to draw in uic UHUHHK- "'-I ,r GJ
most of the work performed by our first ing aud inexperienced so^l to the
dark I not the teaching of
„kOh package .Wr a |,ks, Bipe.1 Profit, o) M«,,«alor,. Jv. of .h, and v.ni.y. in o, ,he .id of ronso,, »j C, .ht D». 3T,h.
1 e oa .s ou, re time I All who have examined the job pro-j We will vow vyithin ourselves that life call it forth. But it springs unbidden Kiver to the Pacific Ocean.) Private letters trom Paris state that ths
of these packages have thus returned a,-1
good dentistry, shall have a good meaning-that we will I from the heart, in deep feeling emotions!
of irresistable tenderness. Who has left
n
and none to nnss gone from the hall where hi* mother ,, ,n
and mourn us when we are gone, yet God' rocked his infancy Who has turned ,hat
see that we are
........... .1 as onlv a mother can lavish, amid a tu-1
thetariffo Railroad Iron is already be- Vagrant .let, to restrain them Irom Our souls instinctively revert to opportu-j mult of smiles and tears upon a duteous ^jr ])uvvson said the Committee had diplomatic relations with the Per." tan
e ri on ai ro n is (lawlessness, and to guard them against nities lost, nrivileffes unimproved—how 1 daughter's head," when she goes forth !re,)t.a,etl|v reported favorably upon it$a®d (iovernraent, iri consequence of that
agitated. It was defeated last ses- _Li -1
might have smiled when we have
also have a ilouuskad Lav, to secure to frowned words of kindness and sympa-1 den the bridal morn. Here! here! still
to the
*. -•.u _n .« i...«
dwellings or thy, that would have been like manna to' lives that tender,
affectionate remembrance
joyous, with all the glad hopes that glad
from that clings with deathless energy to allj^
ead of the cold words of world- that in life's first inoru was dear.—j
words:
•^Whtn hit an itllfboy
He
'ought the
has introduced a Homestead Bill. Ti e about with a great variety of receipts, this work!, dear to me as the home of my ces and years associated with parental credit to importers of railroad iron."
Hon. A. C. Dodge has long been look- such as making varnish, paint, mending Urth dear as the place where I have- affection for all the contentment that un-1 R^l^ned to a committee of tbe whole ?jvierraphic dispatches in The Chron
apon as the father of this bill in the Sen- warea, gilding, freshning butter, etc. known the tenderest love, where I have feeling indifference to them could bestow •OI'1!'e J'afe
ate. It is to be hoped that it ma/at this' From a do^en old Almanacs can be read the perfections of my God, where Aye, they are embalmed in the bosom.' reported a^bill authJr^ing Tfe!CeMA%ia*
session of Congress become a law. By obtained the most ot these "valuable re- man has glorified bis Maker, where there. they are cannoi ized in the heart, and none construction of si* first class steam frig
the provisions of this Bill, the head of ceipta, and by paying one dollar for the is a noble field for the loltiest enterprise,: shall take them away. at. s. and for other purposes, and uppru
each family is entitled to 160 acres of hook of a thousand receipts, you obtain and where there is so much to be gained:
^"'in all. Yet these wisacres sr»» vend- that will assist the spirit to appreciate fffiP*T»ie Vermont Legislature has:Tne vessels to be built by contract ur at
who arc about to become so. God speed if their merchandize (their u i land enjoy that other existence which we! recently chartered six new banks with a v" v#!^'"nf 0n A lexandrnmoph-. ii, Georgia, but
its passage. those who stand in need of it. i feel, we kuow, will surely come There
We have been furnished with a list of is nothing wrong in this. "The earth is| ®-5«50,000 and re-c'nartertd eight with aj^, state of the L'i.i
out 3d reeeipts whkh were brought to! the lord's'* We are not so far from God i capital $70*2,UOi). Mr. Phillips aile
C011
grt ssi
onal.
10 virtue 10 strive I' k®8 ^een our cndta*or 0 ,g
ileges of moral and jrcaders informed ol the pru-eedin.,.
tonStant'Congress,
\nd'nious
and
[a
P^«sing picture. Every agar*.
remembered object elicits the crysta tr
jj were two large molars,. company of the wise and virtuous, that it, beauty—accordingly as it constituted Mr. KiUpaterick presemiMi tl.e mem
in each of which was a cavity caused by
lips of the cold words of world- that in lile's first inoru was aear.— Mr. Qwin gave notice of several bills relations with Turkey t\ ere such as to in
!ly formality. How many light
thoughtlessly' from our lips^or vijorous irwniiooJ, or the calmer con-10*'1'""-'"' ~,ftc"l,w* .°r
r"''^'oushave been given return for trusting and casket of the heart. N«* power can ob-( oioied the resolution of stantmopic tviegraphie dispatch of the 3tl,
year, at least. We! of sorrow, or fatigue* of duty, theirJma
ges steal over and calm the spirit into ho-|
llipeitOM. on what we are, and upon what we are'ly tranq-iilitv, whilst it mxnentarily lin- ition to the coaunittee on Foreign A again.it Turkey
We would warn the good people of not. We should look into ourselves, and gers in recollections among the innocent:
tlrit county, atjainst the iin^itiom whiek :op»n up every Ihintr to the true light,and j"!"" of childhood dear to the heart.": iAdminhkJby tk"SJ 'SJi'ai'.d
are occasionally be.ng practiced upon see it we are acting from right principles, the clustering memories ol early, \jr Walsh appt aled to Mr. Dean to are now ia fall possesaion nf lite HW
them by a set of itinenuit vagabonds, and how far we are corned foi ward by tiome. The dim eye and the care worn postpone the further consideration of the i^ea.
who profess to he in possession of valua- outward influences. Are we wlyit we brow of age, assumes a transient glow of resolution for a few days, as one ol his With respect to the TVrsian W!aration
hie secrets in the art of doing and making «eMn to be Are we hypocrites, or are' brightness as memory recalls the once fa- colleagues was accidentally absent, de* of war agnnst Turkey, tins is tl e natu
mtitarsnot where
1
spot
graceful akad».
With all their ir uhinir joy.
rp to), liis «islt-rs pi. yed,
lli« niothpr ki»«pl liini ttier#
HH fathot his hand."
These memories are not unmmgied
it the duty ol every one, when such borne in mourniul silence to its narrow .untaught affections of the heart, and who •granting bounty to oifio-rs and soldiers nanimliliaatiathe Kussian
caP'ta'^ie aggrrgate
amouiiting
from our to fivt* do!lafsf pverv t?ni* of»rauonailv, n*hcrioci^!v It a sm to d±** ut .liussiams neurit N'cLobi rfnuUttii
valuing this mortal life.:Correction for nine months, lot baring'
disaster, where, three wives, one a white woman.
and great efforts, i
l"-ornM-
I of J. B. Dumas,tavern keeper,at Sirykers
ville, Wyoming county, recently ejected
itorn the stomach a black suase'some
"..iv tu teit the reality of our vows'— fix or seven inches in length! It had a N.-braskaJ
ri,,lf
s
in a great measure uniinport-
ant, we
months of another year are recall-i us, let os praise- God by characters that notice only some of e jUuUeon the Annenian frontier. 4000
SEN AT H.
WASHIXCTS*, Dec. 20.
Numerous petitions were presented.
Mr Shield* gave notice of n joint
resolution authorizing
President to
4 ti,- atrrtntrest international copy-right law. Also, pe-| Also defeated 15,000 Russians under
Early endearments n o the .trongest Net. Y,«. i» favor of the
lfVI 7,1
and tenderest. Aroual the memories iof the independence of Li-j iiOMLOv, Dec. 17.—'The Tuncish em
.» I1 1 I.I. U/"I! 1 1 J..!
(roads praying tor duties 011 rail road
Jfr. Johnson
as the first warm gusn of jjng
U1
the
introduced two bill grant-
ty
Arkansaa for railroad pur-
Philosophy to implant Hinlin (rive* nonce of a bill to
Mr. Gwill
hi* siri»»f Who has the House authorizing tne constiuctioa ol ishment and griet.
first
,!aS8
s{t
,a?n
away from the sp.4 where his brothers ance and urgency of the'question j'.iU- !a eoi siderable pait of
h„.iarid sisters olaved.and shed no tear atlfied this approval of the measure at the 1 force w-as pem.med to be anmhnate,
lt
was no ure again to refer it.
It was laid over.
Whether in scenes of plavfull childhood, granting land lor rail road purpose# in duce him to tax** advantage ol the in-
,|1(,c„.',en,platio,« of ^e. -he mentorir. of thew' Mr. Sh,el,-U' r.»!ut.on WM ^opted empire. Trie n, ••.«. fcowwr. .t.ll
ocm ai.nost a.atn 10 tne »en i ... (1 rectus luiiiiiry a« to (iii-iduig Illioou cor, fiinwtmp.
twkJttikiti
yjous 4Utstl0ll
]VIr.
,a^s-
isired
Mr. lore nee i i itrod
uced
1
toitgrre^
L:. 1 L, P"W»c executions. Har^r improvements as w-re appropria-1 .„ .,u .a~..m,ar. repub*!.
*ke great God who made us.—j fc^Isaac Ifalland, a eolored barber W'nion ol the Conrnntee, are with-
i
'o'he H'.u,e ol
awund l«s» neck, very distinct- i elections.
!or! What, germs of virtue are to be'^.,u'1^ed. 1 ite serpent was uboui the Mr. bb introduced a bill
...,„l,.(l W» inor.- t'lai:
„li,i!u Jell "ZC "T""1 I""1
*Vlmiair«ti«..iafi to l«noUrisl,ed! Re-| KBTlie last Ve
n merely for the1 passed bills to preserve the fish in the i,r i7fn ^vor#
I tut' a »furfor th^ej
lor we A- that»
,!-ings iro.n i
dinarv sourc-
i to complete tii»- geological survey. I
£SJ"*The transportai j?i of iron into
France, in was forty million pounds
.ice tlietiast year, j'i' ''.'lI'OitJxiti'KlBofuDwroiigbl
I metal, iu. i sixteen million pounds of
e linn the resolve bars,sheets, &c.
^frow wiser and b.tter and we should ,.
•etrayed
Inle"
N.-liraska. Rekrred to the committee on
K:r ,s.f-
•rmont legislature
No it shf u!d ':il'i,l"s aild ',ondsoi tut state, and Tor radroad uu,poses in the .outb ber, announce
(and
Foreign N0V8.
Vir.fiA. Dec. 13. Combined
aQ aj(i
lreMt
j»lUgsKm jm y about marching
Unwuu
onwnwiiii.
but the same being so Toium- Gotschkoff, has been shot in consequents
ot corr
jvivnte Secretary to I'nnc
,^ponding with the Turks.
.j0ll ju
Russians have gained another
will only fcive a synopsis, and'ported insurrection in Russia denied,
important The Russian!
Turks have captured Afalvach. Report
jod also the capture of the important for
tress of Adr111 nople. Scl.ar.yl, C:rea»-
sjan
lfu-K r, and Seliui I at ha are ^rail-
ua|[y
l!u
approaching each other, taking lor-
.s oa tl.e line of march.
convev the rank ol Lieut. General by pnnCe Wornosofl surrendered at Tafo
Brevet fur eminent servicis. Ifolts—retreat cut off. Schamvl had cap
Mr. Seward presented the remonstrance six Russian fortresses after bard
of the citizens of Rochester against any fating and heavy losses on both sides.
0t,„,raUrl,or,oir.
I mi
ix-ri^audin favor of tlfe conMrurtion of |baKiy ,l8s recened advices of ilu- tony*
Sl. C-anul around the talis ol engagement.
Summer offered a resolution, !sjans|()st two
They :o rot diHer nitich
from the published accounts. 'lheRus-
their largest ships—tho
0
us agreed to, directing inquiry jluwn „as totally destroyed.
Tlie ipin'on "geiieruliy prevailed tliat
Liird i'dinieiston did retire on account of
Eastern politics. Lord John Russel to
sponen of as his successor. Lord Land
swain is also expected to resign. Lord
Premier Toxmauld has been J»ent for by
u
iabinct.
advance of the receipt 0 a b^ irom the
pr^ui.d^ a,un­
lr
javor 0
}iat
ie
Wo clip lh? following interesting
matter from the JVto York Trikmt of
from the Xavul Committee,: news of the disaster to the IV.vi,!, fleet
igates, made are- The E.njxror is stated to hwre been
.l3Ure. *ud overwhelmed bv the intelligence. K*-
Committee thought the in.port-i plana'.ion is imperatively demamied why
present lime. When the bill came from wi bin so sltort a distance of where the
the House it would need no opposition powerful EngHfh ii»d French fleets were
from the Senate Committee. jUing in in^i-jions esse,
Mr. Sinelds introduced a joint reaolu- Also that tiie Kngti^hninn Slade repeti
tion authorising the President to con- led that icir tlays before this disaster ho
vey the title oi Lieutenant-Cienerai by could not find an enemy.
»m ,i tn brevet, for eminent services, and moved is rejtrted that the Brittish Chargd*d
4
the
U.siricts, Ti» .Vornmg iw ,..v, t!« Cort-
take part in tins piece ol bun- rai consequence ol a treaty
Turkish r.ava
.r
jits relerence. Athurs at Teheran has suspended h?s
4 v
power ha\ ing resolved, as it is said, to.
•take part ag.tinst the Porte and to march
Mr. Slideil introduced a bill grant- an army to the frontier. This movement
and to Florida for a railroad there- on trie part of the Shah of Persia bad
'for some time Wen apprehended, as his
ssian. The fit els were bound to enter
llayly moved to rcfef the resolu- the Black Sea. Persia had declared war
OOiiibe, [laugiiter,] and wished to add defensive between Persia and Russia
ail amendment to give to Captain Ingra-i concluded some months ago. It adds a
ham a pair of epauletts, spurs, or some-j new complication.
thing ot that kind. [Laughter.] Bl'CH\RFST
T"« rev-.lttt.0M r.ierr.d loth.) frfw* Corehafa* to,' deeUrrf Cat
co,n.„.t,eeo„»orv,!!,.AUaa. jMh and IWa.la ue.nral K ,.
have taken pia^e at Galatch U-tween th§
to tin- Committee of the Who!# an iW(X
iyi^
structnig the Committee on Commerce to
The Po^r» leading article savs that
Ihe/W*
,h-)ns
nprovements as w»-r»- annronru-.
a
VIUH1H1VV wis VVMlltl V I vt HI j'y y
iMfThere is a bill now before the inquire into th«- propriety of continuing «ussians, aad a Vienna i'ajKjf,
I e o i a e i s a u e o w n n o a o i s a n o e i n s u o e i v e a n
ted for at the lul session, and wbieli in,w hea%y loss.
eminent, and of general interest a id NLW um D» c. 90,
importance, and that they report at an I
earlv day by bill or otherwise, The re«-1 "V
olotioa was adopted. V0'"
IlUlbK.
Mr. Henri presented the credentials of
of Hadley D. Johnson, Delegate from
4*
CwnaUt,ee
t.rfVnsi
fla. of the lurmer refused to obey
the oriU-rs ol a Rup-tian tieneial. I ha
batiajiou mquestion and four companies
Referred
(ol
giving
and
the allaciiians were consnf.ed ia„
Prp- barracks.
s i 'thing lata from the Dan-
",on- Me give the di tails of ihe Turkish sud*
fcha.nyi und Selim Pasha had taken
various fortresses and it is stated tha^.
pruiting therefor the siun ol •ur|'M,"d 1 rince W oronzoff on ail
'r... i. i i. .. sides in the vicinity of Tiliis.
lite Tinks were repuln-d in an attaclt
,hl'
was daily expected.
red a resolution in-L'11'" J*"™1 *•»*«ntinoaU m**.
Akista. Its falK
^my\ haj defeated
a 0
a u U i i w
irrlfal af the ^ifxnm IfrUa*
'*'ca 'fum iiverpofH, 17th, ar-
at
t1!18
morning.
lu,Uey
new. Naval,
battle at Siuope confirmed. The I urMI
lost pieven stops—not tinrtf. n—of whicfc
three were trannpoits. Russians lost
seven. '1 he aliuir is not so disastrous
to the Turks as first reported.
T.iie allied lie.-is, still in the Rogphorus,,
have sent two steamers to the Black i?«.a
.• e ®m"^ io if,quire into the affair.
in,ro lu
(Claied war, but supposed to I* true.
'J ^v,nf| Letters from Bucnarest, ot 5th Decern-
feu,pension
iw
s-lu'»g
si* and o«e sixth inches the other, 'ed immense excitement,
i
of hostilities
oa.
Wbe. The impre^ou at Vienna
mat the Laiern Question will
...
Mr. Miller, of Missouri, introduced ajbe arranged satisfactorily. It ib rerMmi^
bill organizing the Territory of Nebras- Uhai tlie Russian navy with 6000 troopa
ka. Referred to Conunittee ou Ternto- on Wrd had been repulsed.
Another engagement near Abaca
A Laapt Eo«.—The Danville (Ps) [frigst.- and brig
Democrat describes an egg from a hen in ft aliattercd state.
of the common Lried, which nieusured era have gune to Constantinople.
cigi.t aud '»jue si.xth inches round one way Russian manifesto of Noveiaber lvt ratiB-
tween a Turkish steamer and a KIM y|
The latu witl wr
our allied steam-
The