Muscatine Evening Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 2

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The eelebrated trotting mare Lady Suffolk was killed by lightning in Swam poo tt, Mass. She was valued at $2,000. It is proposed to erect a monument to Capt. John Smith at Jmestown Vs. If all the Johas will contribute, the thing can be done without calling on oaUiders.

Tiffany A tho eelebrated jewelers, in order to satisfy a great publio demand, have purchased the remainder of the eable on board of the Nisgars, eighty miles, to, sell in small pieces. Mr. Doolittle of Cbieago. who hired two men to whip the schoolmaster Keith 41 1 (Miia laisf4 lion. Israel Washburne was renominated or'Congress by the BepuWicsns Ex eter, on tlta 19U.

The nnmber oi deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans on the 18th, was 43. A dispatch from Washington says the representatioBS of the Peace Commissioners will csuae no change in the policy of the administration towards Fobxiok. The Arabia arrived at New York on the 20th with Liverpool dates to the 7th. Political news unimportant. The eneoestf al lsjing of.

the Atlantis cable had raised the shares nearly to par. A dispatch from Valentia, 5th, says "The Agamemnon arrived to-day. The Niagara is in, Trinity Bay. There are good signals between the ships. A breach of continaity occurred in the cable tin the eve oing of the day the Agamemnon snd Niagara parted company in mid-ocean, which lasted one hoar and a half.

The Agamemnon was stopped and the injury repaired, though not until hopes of holding on to the cable had been abandoned. On the 80th encountered a hard gale, against which the ship, under full steam could hardly make headway. On the three snceeeding days the wSeei IStOXAt aiadw1 ia tbi il aeppio fatCaMr- trreigbtot r-ijTo, its i liot tat nun Steet ear I ear beea. taaedalioa tt pntiaioca Welear reiterjay a friend. W.

brta (hut and IlTlVt CO jhaar, for ah Vary la law, iniisi. A Sicharda, af evidVaee, luawe Flemin act, (not hi peby eereral 1 at $4 85. 1853 rjsur oods 1 FOR THJ i SPRII7G SUUUER TRiEE LEMP SE LU Union Block, Zloscatine. flare aow raoeived. I AND IN 8TORE, FOR SALR A VERT large and Complete Assortment or 1 Carpets anil Notions, BOOTS 55 SHOES HATS CAPS, Groceries, Nails' andGlah, Batting, Carpet Cam, it.

Oar GOODS have an beea hoaght la tki EaSti GREATLY REDUCED PRICES AND WILL BC SOLO ACCORDMCLT.I 'i I We solicit a tan froaa Wholcsalo aad Retail JQcjeri oatoatiTt aaneri aaont of 1ST jW OO DS reeling eoafideat that wocaa aad will a2I fltaf I sttheapatasy House iri the Country possibly ea LEMP ft fllll. it 1858.1 ApririO, 1858 .7 1858; 183 SPRING STYLES. 12 6 Second Slrtt1 Odd Tellow's Hall, It aow reeeWIng a large aad well rtltrwi mm. umwmm i orrxmsa! a Dctirahle and General EM AT VERY MOW ruicES, en cam ii Pleatt esll and ttamln before a'ber. SHAWLS AND MANTLW.

I i i 1 I TTta a I a. aJ fttffill''! sal Mtatlat, at i. Pi of aaaa SHOES FOR LADIES' JU.SX wjelyed PbUad.lpbU make, tt NOTICE TO THE rUBlIJ rl'IHaadeniraed woald moat ntpxi''', fur form bU riesd and tht public VJ, 1 oaat tSPtritBtt taiwle tat praetiot of trill eg gond ta ertd'i 'rr. aaliwia aa mdHmmmJ Juaatauaalr I tr eaa parchaeer. aad that he tti ht kti ettabikli aa Exclusive Cash Bufir.ei By doing whleh ht eaa tall good thcap ooao oouig a artannnt m.i.

IhttMt.tad wlWm mediately be (a rP argtaad tpltadld eaaortmtBl SPRINO AND SUMMER BR GOOn S3 I Is that he will Mil te tht -A- at rowar nirwrea inn btct aacraw afik-. April dawtm. CURTAINS AND CURTAIN I TURES ti a a HAT a tuie eay rreviTeaj aa iwA tatellee. Damatk aad Wbitt Alto, Stkstr't rtttac J'tadUB" j'1" 1 ft aw aw 1858 kbit AKD'rttEsH ia a fed he ft. Mi tj 'wUaU Hl ireu I ka4.

He, with dig. SrariudL XDITOB. SATURDAY. AUGUST 21, 1858. REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET (lotion, October 12th, 1858.

for Secretary, 4 ELIJAH SELLS, Maaeatint County. Tor Aaditor, yj JONATHAN W. CATTELL, Of Cedarcoaaty. 1 rItwaM, JOHN WESLEY JONES, Of HwdlB CoBty. fr Bffittr of Bute Laad Oflto, AMOS B.

MILLER, i Of Cm Gordo Coonty. 1 Tew Attorney Qnrkl. 1 SAMUEL HJ Of MkMkCouty. CtaalMioMT of Dwatoiaa Kim Improve- WM. C.

DRAKE, Of Fof Conjrew, (Second DUtriet,) 'WILIJAM VANDEVER, Pot Jodmf Tth Jrf1 DitrW, JOHN F. DILLON, Of Coanty. Wot PUtriet Attorary, HENRY O'CONNOR; Of If OMdtiM Ooaatyt -V. Vor Member of Board of Education, i THOS. H.

CANFD2LD, Ot Jaekao County. 1 Hock Island Bridge SnlC 'The wgoment of one of the preliminary quesuons in uie cnanoerj suit ior uie rtuiuvn rT fVai Rt4f a a niiloftnH) oom. rnenced at Burlington, on Thursday last, at a upectal term of the United States Court before odge'LoTe. 'f, wames naro, wno owns a urge amount pi stock in the Western line of steamers, early in May, filed bill, charging that the structure was a cause of great delay, loss and damage to Steamers and rafts navigating the Mississippi and ought to be abated and further, that the Bridge is in a very dilapidated condition and in danger of falling down, and asking that the Company be restrained from making repair. when the Defendants appeared and asked till 19 th of August to file their answer, which continuance was granted on condition that an might issue should the -Company proeeed with their repairs.

The answer, of course, denies (all the allegv 'tiohs of the bill, except that the Bridge needs immediate repairs, and is in danger of falling the piers be repaired. The facts of the cue are that this Bridge its built in a very narrow and rapid part of the BiTcr, where the distance is only 1,300 feet front shore to shore, and the piers are set at a considerable angle to the current The long pier is 386 feet long and 45 feet wide, and net diagonally like the rest of thq piers, and boat hare to pass on the upper side of this through -a drain only 113 feet wide. About sixty aiAamara Kara already been iniurod thori several of which have been sunk and their cargoes lost The largest single item of Ions has bcn 180,000. The Committee on Coinmerco of the House of Representatives at who examined this subject fully last winter, and made a report thereon, say in their report: "We consider that the amount of daniago to commerce of Uie River, occasipned by and loss of boaU. extra insurance on them and their cargoes, and uie Iocs of lumber, This is a very heavy tat to pay by dwintercxtcd persons for the want ef proper skill in the construction of the Bridge.

From thecvidehce presented before the Committee, they cannot doubt but that the Bridge, aavat present constructed, Is a material and dangerous obstruc-. tion to the navigation of the MisUippi River." The river-mon are wide awake upon this and are well provided with funds to Mmr tint ItfHla iKmuirh. hava consol idated their claims for damages, which now sjnount to about a million of dollars, the whole of which thev eknect to collect. How the suit will finally result is difficult to determine. The bridge is a grand and useful structure, and, yet it cannot be denied Chat as nHMont MnstniHiWi it la a arimia nluimin.

tion to the navigation "of the ear-' neatly hope that some fcasable plan may be suggested for its improvement, so that it may N- 1A remain wiinout uvtruuent wto tnwreaw vi river-mcn. Ji- Tut Coxrr Last. The comet, about wnicn ae inucn noise wm nuui a jvw agn, and known as tnat or entries nas maa 1 i ri ii its appearance, it naa won awn anu iui-iivi- fled st Uie Faris Observatory, where a sharp I A lookout nas oeen arpt up iw jvht vr two wiU shortly be TUiWe to Uie naked NOTICE la toraby gtvaa that la aeeordaaee wUb ta itlpuUtioea of a a 4 of trmat czaeaud to sm fcy Fraaoriex Ptooa oa aba Slat day of Dooaaa bar, 1847. aad of the laatraetloas of tbo othar partial iateraatod la said traa. daod, I sill sail on ta proinifM horolaafkr Ke.as(lia Uloek No.

twanty-aifht 38 fa tite City of Mssoe-tlao. Too aaid property will be offered aa follows! Too oaatarly ralmptovad half of said lot la one OToal, aad the wtaterty half of tho lot with tbo buildings aad alt tho foraitmro la aaotbar oaroal. Tho above proportv will bo aold oa tba foliowiag terms, to wit Two hundred dollar the ttato ef ta hid. atvta baedrod sad fifty 7fi with tea par oani. intorort fmm Ootobar 1, lsi7, aa tba am day of Oetobar, 18M, aad tho balsaco oa tba lit day of Daoaaibor, 18M, with tea par oaat.

tatoraat. Tba abort proporty will bo aold oa Satarday tat th day of rotcabof 18a8, hotwooa tho hoars ot toa aad twelve la tho mmiBg. F.TUUBSiOSr, Msjeatlss.AageitxO, '5d2w lruatae. SHE1UFPS SALE. I TlVIf4aaA aa ovl.1 eraMoaatwa tan me dlroetod lS TMtoia; vo a I'wvaaK ta.vawvw 3J and delivered float tho office of tho clerk ov tbo Dittriot Ooort of Maaoatiao oomtr, btato of Iowa, apilsftthoroodtaalohatuia, laada aa due-omtnts of Joseph William, I bavo levied epoa aad will xpoe to ala, oa Satarday, tho lath 4 sy.

of Baptember, A. D. 1S5A, at tho ooort hoao door, la thooityof proporty, to-wil Cammaaoiat; at tbo loath-aait Jorno of tbo aortb-oaat aoarter of aoatioa No. tblry two (3S)1atowasbip No. oavooty-arrea, (77) Both of roots Ho.

two wcat of tho fifth irioolpol mo-ridua, tboBce north thirty chains to a pott, theses wo forty thahv to a pott, thoaeo soatb thirty ehalas toeeetoref aaidsaoMoe, tbaaeo oaat forty ohataa to flaeo of aafttnaiBf.eoBtaiaiejr ooa boa-dred aad twenty aorta aaoro laaa, ia area tie a eooaty, Iowa, all of which will bo acrid to aatisfy aaid speetal exeeeuoa ia faror of Jooathaa JL riotcbor. Bait to oommoaoo betwoaa tho boon of alas o'clock ia tba foroaooa aad fear Velock ia tho af teraooa of said diy. WM. 80KDOK, Bborlff, M. C.

If ascatiao. An put 19, 186S w4w pr fee $5. SHERIFFS SALE, BY vtrtae of a apooial natation to mo directad and dalivartd from the offies of tho elerk of tho blstrtet Court of MoJcatioe eoanty, Bute of Iowa, agalatt tho goods aad chattel, laai aad teaemeau of Kobert Woodbarao, I bavt lovlod apoa aod will expote to tale, oa Satarday, tho foarth day of Uapuaabar, A.a-ISM, at tho ooort hoaae doer, la tb city of Maaoatiao, tho following do aeribed proporty, to-wlt I The aorth-weat quarter of tbe toatawot qaarfef of aoetioa "ff o. veven, town thlp sereaty-eigbt, ranae oat wtat, with tho balld lagthorooo, la Mateatiao ooaaty, Iowt, all of which will be aold tetatlafy said apooial eseeatloa ia favor ef Kiuhio Mayo. Sale to eommoaeo betwaea the boart of also o'clock ia tbe foroaooa aad foai o'dock la tho aftornooa of al day.

Wat. eORDON. Bhtjiff, M. Cl aeeatlae, Aag. 6oh, lSi8 wtw i' D.

C. ANTHONY, AGENT FOR l7.EiG.Tn0lVCniDEEJ WBOtSALS AMD BeTlAV MUU I STRAW MILLINERY GOODsf 1151 SECOND STREET, j' lOITA. AVISO parehated tho entire atoek of Trow bridge AatboBy.aad apociated D. O. Aa-thnay Bay agoat, woald aanooaoeto the elti- sene of Maeeatine aad tarroaadiag ooaatry th 1 thall oootiaat tho HAT AND CAP TRADE IT; Id all it braaohes, and toUoit their patroaace.

aa- tarrag them that the' eaa always find a good assortment, latest styles and tow price. W. K. 8. 1EOW BRIDGE.

Mateatine, Aag. JO, IS53. I 1 If BRIOGS will eootiDot to taka pieterai ia Mateatiae fTWO WKEKI LO.VOEK, And derlag that tlmt I boand to girt BETTER BARGAINS TIIAN EVER. Let at cat fall to gl vt him a rail, at yea may aevrr oart ai gooo aa oppurtonity ef getting svd picture the p. i u(M CITY PA11BLK WORKS, W.

IL SIMPSON, Maaaf actartr tad Dealer la American Italian Mtrble Monuments, Ctnolaphe, Tomb and Head Slnef Uantel Floret, Tiling, A i Alto, Wa-hetauB aad Ccon- tor Top, if AU vMtfi prompt lv rSeenred la iba best pctMiblt msoser I aas on tat noil rt tobtblt trm. Tht pobllt art iavited to tall and i examine teaeelmtetat No. SfiO Pfond inn, eoratr ef waiaat, oppotlte Matoa's Uotol, liyl-dawtf GUARDIAN'S SALE. 1 JWfLL tell at the door of tht Cotrt Uourt Is tht City of Maeatiat, la Mnaeatlae eoantf, a Batar lay, tbtfth day of Feptemhtr. A.

D. IKfil, betwaea tht boor of toa o'clock. A. aad fosr o'clock, P. ttn lot No.ont (1) block ht.

four (41 la the (aid Ulty or Mooaatla. M' Ttrmtof (ale.oat-foarih eafh. Balance la thrtt. is sad sine moatht, with tta per cent. D.O.CI)V'D, Qaardlaa of Elian UcCrew Cithaxiai MeCrtw.

sage 8daww I -m NOTICE. HA VI 50 boagkt thtJtwtlrytiUhtUhmtat ef If. Smaller, th batlatat will be toBtiBted tt thtoldstaad. aadtr the lontrviaiea of 1 Roblatoa. Ptrtoai twlag tht fvrmar propria-tot art ealloi apoa to make settlement Immtalate I with to clote ap tht old bnaiBoat at aaca at pottlbl.

JOHJf SM ALLEY. N. B. Repairing doat neatly and aipediiieuely. -L.

I J. A. WILSON. WROMIitS AKD KST4IL DBAIIB IJf QROVEJUKS Sc Pit yjSJOJVS. BASKETS.

TUBS, etc Aas oetrytbltit blesB( to aWR'K'Klty 8TOHE, SStiOBB OrrVITB U. WIM-B, UUSUATl.Nfi, IOWJL, S5 liiarbanca beti the tier nan WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HAYK ia store aad for tale tho larroat ttoek of rood ia ary lias that eaa bo foaad la the state, Miatiai of China, Ulaat, Earthen Ware, Tallow RoekioKbaaa Ware. Silver riatod aad Britaaala-Waro, Booomlaa aad Aaaarioaa Ulawwaro, 8olar aad Flald Lam pa, Ulobta aad Chiaaneya, Lamp Wieka, Lookiogttlaaaoa, Lookirfc Olaaa Plata aad ovory variety of good aaaally foaad ia a Crockery tturo. Imported direct from tho potteries of whleh eaablee aao to eel I to tho trade at ei vsaee, aad morebaata aa portioaiarty ted to oall before aoiar Xaat.

aa I ai lorope, aaU ad- wqao OOOB- doat it wilt bo to their iatoroat to bay here, than by savtag urns aae areaaage. Whlto aad cold barred decorated taa-eet ef tho laiatt ttyla aad the beat grade of gooda Diaaor BeU, china vaaea, oolognee at al I prieoa. Catlery, toa traya, eastern of eary qoalUy, for salt, at roaaoaabie prtflaa, at tbe ewekery atore of GEO. D1LLAW AY, aog3-dawtf Beooad street, Weed' lock. HERMETIOAL H0VSEKKEPER3 will find the shore Jars for preaerviag frait easier andeheaper than the old method, and toe frail far mart delieieae.

Iadaod few who oaea try tbi method will over go back to tbe old. It tbo euateat of tho eaa are tborccchly beatad aad thoaaaliag par fact, Ibcfro wul be roand. after tba lapaaof mac tba and yaai iaat ia tho tame condition ia which it waa whea aaalad bo. Tor tale at the Cmckery Store of Oeorg W. Dil- jaway Weed'a Keck, bocood ttreot.

4 jBi6-dawtf State of lova, Auditor'e Deem oinee, July 1 2, 1 85S. TT IS DEREOY CERTIFIED, That oa the 12th day of July, 1838, a tutemtat waa fit I la tbi office ihowiac the eonditWa ef tho Girard lira aad marine laiaraae Caanpamy of PbUadelpbia, State of fen a ty Irani on the 6tB day of Jaly, 185S, in aceoriaaoo with the provia Ion of aa Aet of tbo Leeuiatere or tait 6tai MAtod Jaaaarv 8S. 187 that tech Com pa ay poaKtaedof tbo reqolmt amoaat of capital, aad inyeetod a reqaired la said Act. Authority ia therefore gives to the above named laauraaotCompaav ta transact buinrat of lata-raaeoia tbi titatt.la aeootdaaot with thtlawt thereof, It is Aiao caanrrcB, That Thomas D. Smith atuaaliaa.

baa beea duly BDBointad bi aid Company their lawf at Attorney aad Agent too uoaaty oi ataaeaune, wita xau power to laze riaka of Iatwraaot therein, and to acknowledge Mr-riot of proo tea. npou bia Bliag a otrtified copy of tat ttat ament sits tait omeo wita tat uiert of tbe Dittriot Ooort, ia aad lor aaid County. It ia farther eertlfiod, tlat the aanazed ia a trae topy ef ha Tea aired ttataaaent. Ia tattiaaocy whereof. I have horoaato i I tot my Ban a no an a ad coy oaat or el 1 ice this 11th day of Jaly, 18a.

JSO.PATTEK, Aaditor of Iowa. Btatemeat ef tho condition ef the raid JPiro and Marine Intnraaoe Company of Pfailadelphia, made partaant Uie lawa ot tbeatateef Iowa. let. Naamo aad locality of tho Company. Aa.

The Uirard.fira and Marine Iaa or PbiladelDhia. ranee Co. of 3d. Amonntof iu capital ttook r. 2oP.000,ft0.

3d. Am ot it capital (took paid ap ica. Aaetof tbeeempiDy. i- lai, Amat of caab oa band aad in the ban of Bgenl abou la Baoh e.68 id, Aaaonnt of real eatato naenenmberod 3d, Btaadaowaed by tbo eoaapaay, (aacarod aa totlowa i 1 Seo'd by St agnotio Tcieimah Co. Academy of Maaio, rHeabaayiUo -k nd.

H. K. Co Stook lHO.OO. J. 8tt'd by FhiUdVlphia Co.

loan Bec'd by Peoa'a Co. atoek 130,00 a. Keo'd by Hartford onej llopeweir Coal A Iron Co. took 62,00.: i-'h. 10,070,00.) 4th.

Debts of tht Company teeared by mortgage I 40,906,00, Sth. Debteof tht Company othorwito i teoorad S.w626, eth. DebU for rraariams i 9th. All other teouritioa 117.930.49, S88.J49.18. oM.

Aart of Iiabllitlea daa oa not dte to Bank of other eradif rt of tbo Co. none. 6th. Amt of lotaet adj nted nod dot do 7th. Amt of loatet adjotted and not dat do 8th.

Amt of loeae aaad Jotted do 9th. Ami of loatet ia (ueoeate. waltina farther pi oof do lth. A II other olalmt agalart tht Co. do lHh Tht graateat ainoant laaartd by say one riek- .1 13th.

Tbt grreteat allowed ia tht relet of th Com pany to bo iatarad ia aay ant i ti'-v. towa or viilagt i i ISlh. Tbt greatett amutat allowed ie ho i Ininred ia aay net block 14th. Trie act of laororatloa of said Company (lied herewith la aatwer to onoitioB llib.llib aad 13ib.lt may bo raid, at a tale, no over 13,000 it liken apon a (Inele rUk, and not more that i ei-. pured i Itetby a tingte are.

Tlie aaioant tskeh iaaayoBO eitr, Iowa i or village is not limited, reference being alwaya bad In tba foregoing rale. CitTor PntLADBi-rBu. Pa. Alfred H. Olllett, Vloe Preeideatof the Uirald Fire and Marina Inraraar Company, being tworn iay ibai the ta a true and torrent ttate- Btat of tbt e.DditloB or aia uompany.

ALfKEl) ti. UILLETT, Viet Piea't. 8 worn sad nbterlBtd before me, Juijr-'h, 18M. JOHN O. KKNHY, Aidarmaa aad jaaticeer ta I do hvreby eertify that the fortirolag a'lflatemett made from tht book of tbt Ctmnaay eorrort A3.

B. ALV0KD, tttorttary, Jily 27, 1833 ww.g6w. SUtvtMtT ILL. AT0UR KewSuamOriit Mill.at Summit, en tht railroad, midway bttweea Matcatlat tad wtlton Juactloa, wt bow fully rrrpered to llske PJour, Meal and Feed. Ia tat bcil potiiblt maaaar, will give rptela at usa una it When aoi taeaged ta tiacisa Orltu.

we will maaafactart flour aad meal from selected grain, waica wt win I SeU at the Lowest Market Fioes. AST Wt pay lfaceatiat market price for XX' TSAWHKAT. baUatactlwB guaranteed. sag IS 'M-wtl i OKEtLT CO. WM- WILEY CO House and Sign rainten, Glaciers and Paper "T0ULDollclt a liberal patronagt of tkepabt ii not wa aiao lavua ear tie irttaatte givt a a oall.

Coaatry work promptly atteadod to. i hop Ib Ktrr't ttntt. i NOTICE. ALL pence ladebltw to tht late firm of Trow bndgt Anthony ararrqaetted to tall at 141 Beooad itreet aad Mttle tht tame with my aatat, P.O. Aaiboof.

W. K.B.IH0WBitlUyi;, 'M iswtff i ana. fraatit Vally (a it Bucine a mora oa Sunday honr after) reached thii the latter naa sent nis ooy nomv io -wmu his faoe, has been fined $500 and sent to the city prison for six months. Doolittle iaa man of nroperty. The court served him rieht.

General Tom Thumb has made his debut as a character singer at the AJnambra, London, lie sang several songs and was very wen receivou, tcvin Around:" and his dancing, which was real' ly very clever, was received with immense applause. i The family of Mr. James Mufgrave, of Stillwater, isconsin, were poisoned a few days since by eating toad stools for mush-rnnma. resulting in the death of two of the children, aired seven and ten years. The Farenta will probably recover from the elects of the Edward Rice was killed in on Friday, by the bursting of a grindstone.

When his wife was informed of the sad event she declared. that she had dreamed the night previous all about the catastrophe, and so sensibly had the vision been impres-ed on her mind, that the news was not unexpected. It is said that the very first paragraph in lion. Ruf us Choate's oration at Boston, on the 5th contained two hundred and fifty-six words, uttered without pausing for breath. Another sentence contained over five hundred words, is twelve inches long in print, and is decorated with two hundred and fifty adjectives.

Mr: Choate's wind Is so extraordinary that we wonder bis friends do not think of putting him on the Presidential course. A Bunch or Kansas Qckstions. The Democrats told us that the original Kansas question was "settled' last winter. Perhaps it was but there is a whole bnnch of promising young questions grown up from tho old root wih some of the erudite D. (Doctors of Democracy) would answer these questions; we can't.

All the Administration supporters told us, and still tell us, that the Lccompton Constitution was not submitted to the people by the English bilL How, then, do they account for the fact that the Lccompton Constitution has been rejected Eight months ago these Democrats declared that the only way to settle the question was to bring Kansas into the Union with the Leeotfipton Constitution. How do they explain tho phenomenon that the question is settled, (as they say it is,) while it la not, and never will be, in the Union, with the Lccompton Constitution? The Washihjjton Union, of last Fridy, says that tho i.nglish bill has. been rejected because the people of Kansas were unwilling to take upon themselves the burden of sustaining a State Government' Why; then, did the President and the Democratic party attempt, six month ago, to force the people of Kansas to "take upon themselves the burden of sustaining a State Government We might point out some other sprouts from the old stump of the Kansas imbroglio but these will do for the present, 6't, Lottit Great Car bct Littlk WoOu We will be bound such was the exclamation, or the thought, of ninety-nine out of every hundred upon reading the Queen's Message to the President. No wonder Old Duck doubted its authenticity 1 A man even more familiar than he with women's letters nught well have doubted it. And yet it can'tjbe a forgery, for no person would have made such a messaga I expecting to palm it oil for a woman a.

I must be that tho ostscript always tho important part. of. a womau's letter wis wahcd out, or bitten off by a shark, or what is more probable tm the message cot be deviled going through Ireland. Tlie nwssngo is not Mgned, and, like some letters, utterly inexplicable without tho envelope, contains more on tho hhcll than Is inside. Its al shuck, there's no meat.

Of course, this first uiesxago rtiust lie preserved In tlio archivoM but the explanation hich must accompany it win be longer than tho message itsolif the letter niut be labelled, for it don't speak fur rtxclf, and, like tlio picture of the artist, it mut be written below "this is a horse." I Mr. Buchanan's answer, for a green hand at fcmitlo correspondence, is really creditable, aiMi worthy Uie enter or a groat nation npou the coiisuiumation of an event which effects the destiny of the world. How he could have got up so much of an answer on so small nrov' ocation is a mystery to us. It would have been about a fatr return to have done as timid maidens sometimes do, w1m are afraid to answer a ttcr, but yet wish to remind a lover of ttietr exiHtence, and so enclose and send by mail an old newnpapcr. Herald.

t3T" A country school teacher who has been settin' op with a gal, enquires whether an Agricultural rair meant termers flaogu- wri i CaTWby ought we to get or property Insured! Because it is a wise rrovialoo against lota bv fire. nihility to replace or rebuild. If lose should happen, might be tne cause oi mucn sneering. An insurance guarantees ability. An Agency tot the Girard Fire and Marine Jwmranee CZ Fhikidtfahia, Po.t and the Western VelUy xtr na Marine insurance tv, UAteago, has been established In this dtv.

and Mr. T. D. Surra appointed agent. Beading.

wvMiir a. jrfnuni June 5. NEW 2VOTICC. TB.0SB who lebtortbod Mock to the prepoetd Braaea ef the btat Daak ef Iowa on tbe bok opened ta the lib aid 19th at tba eflaeaf elU said prtfttoi kSssh. (ttctidlt bar friend ea hie retarn Byer ia no at will speed lAi gale continued with violent squalls, sea run ainr tremendously hieb, and no one expec ted the eable to hold on from one minute to annthor.

On Mondav the weather modera ted, shallow water was all went welt until the Agamemnon ancaorea in BolnosBay." t' I i IOWA' MEWS. Miss Catlierine GilL was drowned In the Maqnoketa, near Manchester, eyeral days since. Ilinkle, who was hang last Friday In Appanoose county for poisoning his wife, made a full confession of his guilt. The municipal debt of Keokuk is about one million dollars or one tenia oi me assessed value of psoperty in the city. Of this amount $300,000 falls due within three-quarters of a year.

The ciy is unable, to pay this amount under the present pecuniary pressure. This fact being known the citizens are much discouraged. Thk Good Tixb almost Comb. A meeting of Spiritualists or, Unionists is to be holden at 'Magnetic Springs," hi Chatauque county, N. on the 10th, 11th and 12th of September, to discuss the following sublime subjects Xne great wants oi me presen ago.

2d. The need of a greater degree of Freedom. Zd. The purposes and plan of the Spirit-world. 4th.

A Divine Commerce. The homes of the future. 6th. Regeneration and generation. 7th.

The culture of the soiL The field of debate is a mighty one, divided into seven and each head has at leaet seven horn, and on each horn hangs at least one dilemma. The meeting had better adopt the, plan of the speaker we read of, who divided hp discourse into three parts: the World, the Flesh, and the Devil but, owing to want of time to fully discuss the three parte, he said be should merely glance at Uie World, take a touch at the Flesh, and hurry on to the DeviL I MicmoAS. The Republican State Convention, in Michigan, for the nomination of candidates for State officers, assembled at Detroit, on the 19th, and nominated the following ticket;" For Gohemor -Moses Wkner, of Oakland county. I Fqr Lieutenant Coternor'L. Fairfield, of Hillsdale county.

For Setretary oStaU Nelson G.S. Rcll, of Livingston county. These candidates will of course be success ful, the popular sentiment of the State being even stronger in favor of Republican principles than it was In the fall of '50. Tss Eclii'sc or tub 3v. There will bo a total eclipse of the sun on tho 6th of September next, viisible in the United States only at the extreme southern poinU, and bet to bo witnessed in South America, where it will be centra).

i i of our readers will rooollect Delazon Smith at one time better known as Delusion Smith. lie is the same ff How, who, holding a rambling office under Tyler, kept dodging around so that it was impossible for Polk to supercede him, and thus he drew pay for months after his head was eul Well Delason has finally got into the Senate of the United Mates from Ore Son. The chnp who has eo long been en-eavoring to find out where the boy lived who wrote to his dad to come out there right away, for ''mighty mean men get office may now cry Eureka." Sena-ator 'Delusion'' fmitU not John Smith of Oregon. What next? OUttland Herald. Tns Baioksar Caspidhtx.

In some of his speeches, LeSngwell has been denouncing our present member lien. Timothy Davis, because he did not make long-winded speeches in congress, and says that Mr. Datis excuse that he eould not catch the Speaker's eye. But, says Leffingwell, 'jast elect m4 and ril catch the Speaker's eja I'll do It, if 1 have to carry a brick in ay pocket to throw at the Speaker's head." We have heard it suggested that if Mr. Leffingwell is eleetep.

it will be very much to the credit of himself end hie district, if he does not carry that brUk in his hat. i Elijah Seus. Our worthy Secretary of State seems to be winning golden opinions. Even his political enemies have- taken to speaking well of him. The Oat City, In Its enthusiastic regard for the man, thinks that he will not only be re-elected Secretary of State, but that he will be deemed worthy of Gubernatorial honors some or these days.

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