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~ IT is carefully packed mp in boxes for
and sent to part ofhe u. Texas, Me xico &w Ind
THOMAS MILES, 1863 Main street, Cacnn att Ohio, Gen.
Agents tor the u states Mexico, indies
adas. To whom all communications must be ,darc ssed
fost Paid. HENRY BLAKsLEy & CO., agents. st Louis
SOLD by e. W. BoDEMAsN, Agent for Burlin cton Iowa
anu tor sale by most of the principal Druggist and Me
chants throughout the United States, Mexico Canada and
west Indies. sent ), IslsIy
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EIESNNssPT w. ESAHNItt-
A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery
- Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, will practice
In the District and Supreme Courts of the State o.
Iowa, and in the District Court of the United States
lOf the State OF Iowa. Enh. L.
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WM A. MsMURRAY, NJ. ID. DAVID PRINCE, ii. d.
DRS MsMURRAY r PRINCE,
DEVOTE particular attention to Surgery, includ-
- ing the treatment Of the Eye and the Ear.
I7-Offce, No. l04, North Fifth street, between
st Charles street and Washington Avenue, Saint
Louis, Mo. fmay 81, 1s4s-Iy
IA CARD=EE
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in intimating to
4 his friends and customers that since the calami-
~ ofthe nth and 18th, he has succeeded in getting
possession ofthe extensive warehouse, corner Wal
nut and Water streets, where he will soon be pre-
pared with large and general assortment Of Gro
ceries to wait upon his customers usual. In the
mean time all orders will be executed with care and
despatch. JOHN 8. THOMSON,
Corner Of Walnut and W alter streets,
May 81, ISI9-2m Saint Louis, Mo.
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II
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency lEtnd Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TIME Subscriber having been appointed agent for
/ the above company, is prepared to insure against
loss or damage by fre-Dwcling Houses, Stores,
Barns, Mills, sc. sc. at low rate any similar
institution.
From the known ability and punctuality of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them,
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this Office.
F. J. c. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. 10, "a AGENT.
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Plain Dealing-Defined Terms,

OR THE NEW AND SUITABLE SYSTEM.
ID FAD this and be convinced that no other house
IL in this State offers the same advantages to the
ch hocnr
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ID SIOSL GEO. IT. WALWt
Stone & WaEVOrth.

|HVsHV IA w dSH VEVHe
[ NONHlSSION s. FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
~ No. 81, Poydras street, New Orleans.
REFER To-
rflce X Frost New Jno. Tillson Quincy,Ill.
kenhedy \ Foster Or Grimes &Starr; Burlington
]. r. Shaw & Co. Means NJ. Moblcy
Child,farr &Co. f. Langworthy { oo"ioe
Bacon Hyde Saint Neef & Church; Chicago
". ). Gilman Louis Hon.G.& E.Curtis } No..
Henry I. Blow } S. Griggs IGuild Wv Wv
H.P.Hulbert 4 Co. ! Walworth, Nason& AofA
Mark Picrson & Co iW.SLBLibbev
E.L.Dlmmock& Co { 8 Walworth 4 Mason pos
Aaron Corey - Chs Scudder s. Co. \ 'oh
I5Llberal advances made consignments. ~
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WESTERN HOTEL, BRIGHroN.
TINE subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il travelling public that he has taken the Western
Hotel in the Town OF Brighton, Washington coun-
ty, Iowa, recently occupied by John Lewis, ESQ.,,
where he hopes by the strictest attention to the
wants and wishes of travellers to merit share of
patronage. There is connected with the House
spacious stable and wagon yard. Transfers and
emigrants can be supplied with horse feed.
Travellers and emigrants starting from Burlington
to tuscaloosa and Raccoon Forks, will find this to
be the nearest and best route. SAM'L YEATES
Brighton, april 5, 1S49-sm
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Chas A. WaNtZ.
E.ySaa6pr w. E.ahhi,.

/ literary DEPOT and Publication store: Book
4 and Stationery, No 50 second street, s; Louis
Mlssonff oct 12-tf
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RIEGULAID pAOIEIEgsso
REGULAR PACKET.

kEGULAK PACkEI.
For Burlington, Bloomington, Rock Island, Galend,
Dubuque, and all intermediate Landings.
4 @<N THE we-known and fast running
Sasssr.zzzSahsaab A passenger steamer WAR EAGLE,
Ess..szkkssNe1 RoBr A. REILLY, master, will run
as regular packet during the season, between st
Louis, Galena and Dubuque. Every exertion will
be used to give satisfaction to those who may favor
the boat with their business. Aliberal share of pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited. For freight
or passage apply on board. Imarch % '49-tcn
REGULAR PACKET.
For Galena and Du BuQue and oil intermediate Ports
rxE~ THE well known and built,
'RgAa5zaaHiah 4 fastrunning steamer BON ACCORD
sEszaLzas@an H. BERsIE, Master, has commenced
running as a regular packet, and will continue dur
ing the season, between Saint Louis and Gaena and
Du Buque. She will stop at all intermediate land
ings, and shippers and passengers can depend on
the utmost care and punctuaity on the part Of
the officers, for their accommodation and comfort.
The Bon Accord was built expressly for this trade
and reasonable share of patronage is solicited in
her behalf. Tmarch %, IS49-tcn
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BUSINESS OAR ID s


Ii. IL. G2y,
X7HOLEsALE & RETAIL DEALER in Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Paints, Drug
gsts' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Wines and Lii
quors for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plates Ca
ses and Chemicals, also Books and stationery, a
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. I5-Store on northwest corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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INORWARDING and Commission Me reliant, 100
Il North second street. "a few doors south of vine)
st Louis. Missouri. IT, Particular attention paid
to sales of Produce, forwarding ofMerchandise and
purchase of Groceries and other goods. my s-6m
REFER To-Messrs J. G.. LAuMAN 4 Bro, Burlington
1fr ]. G. GORDON. Bloomington.
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wv HOLESALE Grocer and General Commits sion
w Merchant, Galena, Ill. Consignments respect
fully solicited. REFER TO
Messrs F. J. c. Peasley & Co., ]. G. Lauman, Esq .
Parsons, Copp & Parsons, Burlington, Iowa. [mh 30
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Hats, Gaps and BonnetS.
ARRETT Il COOPER, above Barrett House have
II just received and for sale, HATS, such as bea-
yer, silk, moleskin. fur, wool, palm, cghorn, etc.
Caps-cloth, velvet, plush, scalette and glazed
Bonnets-hraid, straw. modena and gimp. ap2
pictorial Life Of Napoleon, for sale by
l. may 81. $40 LIE ARRAHAMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
The Latest New. from the Great salt Lake,

The - Louis papers OF the TN INST state 'ha'
news ry'E0 dsys later hss been received from the ~
sion OF the Great salt Lake The FroafiT Gpard'd"
Ezra Of the 18th Of May containing the nsws was re-
ceived by express The y Loais tgi1n says
The express which brought in the intelligence Jay oy
seven DAYS on the road 10 met the nrst tram OF a."
f0ruia eiugrants 1870 miles this side of Fort Laramie
There was much snow m the mountains spI INC eN
press parity broke its for more than one hun!e"
miles through immense nelds Of snow The weather
was very ine from Fort Laramie until they reached
Fort Chilis after which IL very rainy and cold
The grants after reaching the high elevations, had
recovered their health and there was no Cholera
amouz them Four men had been accidentally killed
The grating parties by the uiudicous use OF nre
arms. The news brought by the express OF immense
gold discoveries in the region OF the salt Lake had 10
duced many of the emgrants 20 abandon their wagons
throw away their provisions, and hasten forward on
mules.
The people Of the valley of the Salt Lake were clam
erOus tor settled form OF government They care
little about abstract questions they have laws under
which they live IN harmony, and IN the enjoyment
Of the insliensbe rights Of American citizens Lyman
Wright. the leader OF the Mormons IN the valley hud
been repudiated. In consequence ot All objectionable
circular sui another was appointed IN his place The
people of the salt Lake region strongly counsel their
friends bring with them plenty of provision, ~ that
r. more needed than gold Tai feared. however, that
haste Of the ate cmigrant may lead 20 dsappoiut
ment IN this respect DR. Bumhyson 10 be- sent on
from the Great Basin delegate 10 Congress, 20
request the aid OF that body In the urtherance OF the
wish 70 establish Territorial Government lie was
expected 10 arrive Council Buhs by the st OF July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

A. A. PErrfNoALL. Of Connecticut Co be Marshal Of
the United States the District Of Connecticut vice
Benning Mann, resigned.
GEoRGE W. LAKiN Of Wisconsin 70 be Attorney Of
the United states the District OF Wisconsin vice
Hyatt smith. removed
LAND OFFfCERs-MERRIwErHEEL LEWIS CLARKE OF
Missouri be Survey General tor Illinois and Mis-
sour. vice Frederick x. Conway, removed. 90 .PARA-
cLKrE Potter, 81 Wisconsin. 10 be Register OF the
and Office AZ Milwaukee. Wisconsin, vice George HI.
Walker removed 90. MosEs GIBSON Of Wisconsin. 20
be Receiver Of Public Moneys AZ Willow River, Wis
consin, vice John g Floyd, who declines the Office.
... SAMSON CLAYTON, Of Alabama, 10 De Register
OF the Land Once At Lebanon Alabama, vice Hugh
p Caperton. removed STEPHEN + PACE, Of Nichl.
gan be- Receiver Of Public Moneys st onia Michigan.
vice Frederick Hall, removed
OFFICERS OF THE CCsroMs-L. A. Taco Collector
Of the Customs at Richmond, Virginia vice Thomas Mel
SON removed. Ezra HOfcHEiss, Surveyor OF the
Customs az New Haven. Connecticut vice Charles :.
A Davis, removed EANKLfN HAVEN, TO be Assist
ant Treasurer AZ Boston Massachusetts,, vice Henry
Hubbard removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

Most ofour readers have beard from this experi.
mental germ Of better : ,ciL Order, which va.
started ii e years since by small band OF pio-
neers from Southport Wis who struck Of into "a
uninhsbited tow nship. s. niles from erist mill
and lived Ia tents until able to fabricAte a rude
dwelling Climber TIE undertaking has OF case
encountered many disooarAsements aud trials from
inexpereuce. deficiency Of means, Inadequate
buildings SC and is about - re0-gsnize AID thus
endeavor to escape some OF lis chief dlihcaues-
Il has .7s3 acres Of good land. al paid Tor, with
Improvements valued a; over $4,000. Toe to"n
ship lCercscol IS still mainly controlled by the
Phslsnx. Mr. Chase gives the following summary
Of the results Of Associated eior,
For ave wears past there have been shout 81 isne'
and shout loo persons vins here 10 - clo<r 10y
practicable With the distinct family cree "-- ,
has never been quarrel smong The children =" r'
toe feelings u toe Psrents-not quarrel ~ IN -
among the women 10 the credit ~ their sex - u
rot quarrel smoug the men. nor single IA" - -,
either hcrc IN the during toe whole term o ~
wears Not member who does - has used sfifni
spirits daring the rme and place here ~ NfI OF
s1.l DID, She tOWu--uOt once m a week cab a FfNiaAr
word oc heard where more than hundred persons 80
sewnf ~ tlrir meals three tunes daN- SceftfIF y
meuttr can bs found who tobacco, attn ush
most % them have been nahitusi users ~ the Amy
weed and many have quit the PORK Tea sut COT
Clergy accuse them There Is not single member VIC
does not believe aspiutgA lie. snd that fr depends
Tor happiness misery more or lees upon The nie IN
the body and not one who docs NOT believe thar Az me
crimes will meet with toll reward Ouce more tae
number OF newspapers taken ~ The members s'efag'
about i've every family. number which cannot %
eruslcd ~ taking circle. without selection contain
ing the same number in any part OF the state " IN
these conditions attained a. they sre aui nave pcn TN
this and IN other in the state, can slN person
say they have failed II In what Nnts single mcn
Der has been sued since here can that ns c4uala nt
case Of assault and battery 81 drunsru-s- can iAs
this be beat u 90 say they have failed % real
ize better state of s0,.ety around them hut thfy
have had no Priest aver or poctor-tfis De- great
change bur they would hai sd. d. there ht1 n'en
business for them Bat there has been uo failure ad
no chance for failure where al The conditions hAH ne
pecunsry are ahoye par. The soc.ety may p" Hs
organized from choice. bat those who have eNmu'u''
tor the social advantages viii rcorgsnzn and petprtu
ate the bonds OF union mucn higher plane, ana
soon be- ready 20 receive snd unite with their ofchtsn
from all parts of the country here Cercsco 20 make
and enjoy highcT and better mode OF liio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
Remarkable Collection of Autographs.

Mr. j. X. Tetfr, Of Savannah, a gentleman Of re-
marksbe and perseyering Industry and originally
a Boston boy, favored me with a sight u his enor
nous collection OF autographs Of distinguished
characters. During the last IS years he has OBJ
tanned thrty-hye thousand autographs. The more
Distinguished individuals have each their portraits
attached. He has one volume-a large foio-con-
tslning letters from all the sgners OF the Declare
ton OF Independence and another with letters
from all those who framed aud signed our Consti
tuition, accompanied with an engraving Of each
person. The former book would sell for 81 800
ander the hammer in London. | was much pleased
with the perussl Of letter from john Adams 70
his intended wife, under date OF July . 1910, In
which he Alludes 70 the signature OF a document
on the preceding day, which, with much conf
dence, ne declares will eventually raise nation
~ the raak OF one Of the first powers upon the
earth. He closes his communication by an ALA
son % the continual changes Of locality OF the
British Army aud their present station on Suaten
Island aud adds, Like Noahs dove, but without
rs innocence, they can tnd no rest
NJ Teifl has documents signed by all the Eng.
ish Kings from Henry VII, TO date. with many
by that monarchs predecessors the English, coun-
cilOrs and statesmen tor century after century -
One Old psper noticed was signed by Charles III
and eighteen English noblemen. Hs has docu-
ments from the crowned heads, statesmen and
hterau Of every country Ia Europe particularly
IA France. Shakespeare Milton, Montesquieo
hcoesplere, Mozart Goethe, and thousands OF
others, have each contributed ~ swell his colec.
ton. An interesting letter from Kopiusko TO the
lady Of an officer 10 Charleston, closed with an
aiectonate inquiry % the state Of her husbands
health Dr, continued ne, II he Is dead wish
u marry you, as have always been one OF your
particular admirers, but II he is alive aud well,
pray give my mpliments 20 him." The entire
collection Of Mr. Tefft could probably be disposed
Of for 100000. II Is the largest and best in Amer.
lea II not 10 the world.
Mr VIM. Humphreys, Jr. Of Savannah, has col.
lected a large number OF valuable shells and rep
tiles, of which latter be bas about two hundred
varieties, principally snakes. He asserts that
though there may be many poisonous. yet there
are bat two fatal snakes IN the United States-the
rartle-snake, and that species Of moccasin called
water rattle. From one Of the former be has
taken twenty eight fsnzs, and he has now an
enormous specimen. with eight faDgs clearly visi.
bic, measuring during life sixteen inches 10 cir
sumlerence. His shells will be exhibited at the
American Fair II New York, in October next.
Cor. Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

are higher motives hsz the desire for for gold desrer
interests than -he scquision Of propertT and sloH-
Aspirations ths schemes for making money Al -
-inz changes on tn unfortunate --rclrisiArer- iu.
su-ro1nf a. hu, united determined. proper Ali CON
rnued sc-ion cannot be elected.
Wla; stsL ~ ionef Every 6reere thst sweeps
across the Pacific ~ ne Rocky untaius. brings -
!sence that fl1uss IDS ~ r74-f Tor AQfn.A
MANY q these vii arrive r ~sr Francisco, ali u =
fair o. infer thl; The --uN VII atd . me present. On
set-ei and lnssrs.ictory state ~ s-srs lnless SKY
sa.e means be- adopted % prevent such result We
.ha 1e exposed % new evils ali - j. re part 90 w.
dom % be prepared icr hs Asn We ssk " hat 'aa-l
BE- done.
We hAvs INDUCED n ths foregoing remarks, not 50
much % show ~ world the prosperity % >sn Francs
CO despite her 5si Government s. % make hsr cnrers
fully sensible that they are playing AZ important part in
history that ien.zens u The place destined soon
% be tie arst cry % commercial importance ou tie
west coast Of NCrih America 2 q due O. the world
lie country and Themselves. that they should labor %
have good avs AMI have them properly execni,d taat
-hev should forget for snt -le.r persons. interest
snf .--enl % the qucs sni thar hey should not Il
p remember THAT M man oe good ciutcn uncss
Dr. fully discharges As every iutT toward tla 'oe.e'l
u waich le constitutes part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

.s.---u. 49,, .rai..iv Gsn,iernen Of the Jury. II
4, snail ave appeared % yon mat upon ~ CceH-'on
for laughter any spectator or spectators n1 HuA.-I
- -. ..,.ie y6g should mairf each and every one
~ tbe, In one 5otte Of the same nvizoratng liquid
And instruct you 20 TAX the cost a. one dozen Of
ohsror,sgue % BE- paid - The Jury.
The Jury repred and coon brought IN the following
verdict viz That both parties nd made oct their
case and for dong were fined 5orie ~ champagne
es-hf The lawyers also for the able name, Wi,h
which they had conducted the case bottle ~ w.le
each. The Chief Judge for Tie ale and Q -une1 man
in which he bad pfesided. wa fined bunch q
cigars and bottle q "a. The Ass00ste justice org
Plr-er. "a able lawyer. f0r the rgHHfrg 10
winch be had delivered The opnoa of TIE Court, three
bottles u VIII Et-l 0i tle N.-ne.ses va l1ei
bottle Of wine excep. Ia tae case u Mr. Oats who
excused out u regard o. ne -. and from the
suieringe So ul1st have undergone ~ uorinR aid
rearing slcn son Ile scene euded ~ ~ Cnief
Judge fnng the Juryuen each bottle oi for ne
dsnfefefed and impartial verdict they hs1 zen I'd
81 course tho gt1.e intended + take OF upon
Dr. P FIR h.s enormous charges for dentistry.
give you me following extracts from me LIZ Box
Of the Panama. showing the Ealing time q the fesse
Ine Panama took her departure from sandy Hook
Jsneiro and anchored March D. ~ + u "a I'd from
Rio ne 2jtn oi March =, 81 81 and anchored ne
nsrDor Of Fapara'-o Apr y at6 8 " sailed from
Vaparais Apr - a. ~ " and anchored .n cal.a0
April - a. p " sailed from Gallo apr % - 2
81 ?. H. and. here IL Panama
SaHoz Inn Dos
From Sewfork ~ ko Dc Jsneiro .----.1 ~ MINUTES
From RIO o. Valparaiso .......... .-..-..- hours
From Valparaiso 20 CslsO. I'd nOlrs.
From la-.a0 ~ Panama ...-- ..--...--. 80 hours
The Panama he. performed the whole passage round
- days-nsr.ng encountered much heavy weatner
From the lnitod states 20 valparaiso We ns1 but -
hours Of fair wind The whole distance Of j so miles
being almost entirely performed ~ -tearn the sails Do
ing ~ The est day. run NJ the Panama Oh i-e
trp from RIO 20 Valparaiso, 81 mics IN .; hours
le inches and only tryssil. set The engine
hss not been stopped durng the voyage, except
when entering port and nor An accident Of sny ind
has occurred The unprecedented success which has
attended our voyage doubt attributable in great
measure . the sDiitv and never-fIring vlgia 70 ~
Capt Porter We part with nln 20 Panama with feel.
ugs % the deepeat regret and We ran Only hope tta
Capt, stout who there u tsks command, may h bic
place.
sunday My 6-2t = i've have just arrived in the
Hsrbor ~ rananls end lur anchor aa- dropped
We end the r. fa4 steamer Oregon hire. having
arrived from California ia-t evening There are goo
pssseneers here waiting ior passage - California
TINS RI al the news have been able 70 gather
You're, truly, G. Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

hisE OF TIE OrTAwA.-The crest river Otta-
wa i higher than has been known for nine yea. \,
seetas almost % al Lake - Louis and 70 reduce The
comparatively impld waters Of the 81 Lawrence 20 an
lnsisnineant stream. Three week. ago IL begsn 70
r'e ABOUT Caron three feet perpendicular in one day
frfJ Ate : known VI the condition OF the vast and Al
nos. Gnexpiored basin which the r!ver drains The
- Annes Rapids, and the channel behind se Perrot
pour great volume Of water into Lake 81, Louis
9-.ie invertng the proportions with which the BED
Otts~a ususliy mngles with the blue 60 lawrence.
large nood also pOurs down the River du Chene. bu,
ne volume Of water which rolls down the River des
FrAlres Is stupeadogs il 10 one OF the largest
Fesn water streams IN the world. Montreal cour
sOurHERS METHODIST CEuRoH-There ara
nne annual Conferences Four bishops have charge Of
the Geld aided By l47s travelling preachers. The nam.
Der Of local preachers IL s6 with 49l 80 neraber
Over - 100 are eoored and the increase Of member.
curing the past year has essn - ~ The COLLECTIONS
Azeunf 70 t<s,soo my oAs.r,.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18
Log Of the steamship Panama.

Paciac CorTcsp0udence Of The Ti6Gne
fANAaA, April ls4s.
IL tie EdrsTs q Tit Tfi5tas.
GENTLEMEN Enclosed is an sbstract Of the [.
;. Nail Steamship pansmas log from Rio JHneiro to
Valparaiso
Got under way from Rio, Sunday. P. NJ sea SC
count Monday March % ls4s-wind fresh from s.w
and pleasant; course :. w. BY distance, lS3 miles
amount Of coal consumed SO7l2 lbs. Tuesday. March
21-Flne breezes and clear; course s.. W; wind :
W. distance l6o miles coal 81 SIS lbs. Wednesday
March Ss-Fine bEsszss and cloudy course W. 5. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-18

lSrERTEREScE ~ AZ EsTABLsHED CHuRcH-
Al k-eshandra- he ether day. the Presbyterian eer
syman My S~eeny determined % improve the solern-
niues Of funeral snd pursuant % the existing law
On the subject, sent notice Mr. Irvine the Protest,
ant clergyusn 70 that eject Bat the latter determined
hat the former should 30 no such thing sent round
TIE De- shoorhood and collected AZ immense number Of
men 70 assist nrl IL preventing l. which they
eid tlectaaly' By shouting AID otherwise impeding
NJ -~eenys acdress- The result Was not. the l.
tanAshed clergyman summoned Mr. Sweeny and hls
Trends 20 The Quarter Sessions tor tre-2ass On his
freehold, the church yard without hls consent. and
NJ STeeny summoned Mr. Irvine and his trends f5r
impeding him II RS religious duty. The magistrates
we're very glad upon sor-e tecL1icsl inf0rmafes .
d-sn-iss both mpz-nts aud sdvised then 10 make
u gp outside" fDu5An Cor y y Observer
THE CEEvAssE.-The Ne,r-Crlsans Data Of the
n says The work goes a sxinulingly on The uils
diving vii Be ready FOR the SACKS button work and
iscines ~ iomorro~ morning. There are az Dre.eu,
ABOUT 80 men a. WORK, tlng bags and piledriving-
Col Dunbar and Mr. surg. surveyor Of the Firs, m
nieipAiTy are on the bed Of operation and thev 81
press every hope Of succeeding turning the eurr.n,
Of water n is original channel and If me Jo;n, cor,
rtiee only ct surveyors have their own w,v be inun
dated portion Of tAs city vii - relieved tom he ure
seal eYs<1sw. F