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From the Herald Of Freedom, 9Th inst.
Meeting Of the Missouri X ans az
x0Pislatur0

The body OF persons said 10 compose
the Legislature of Kansas. is to NEE, on
the I'd Of July al Pawnee, in this Terrific
ry. They have been ordered to assemble
at that place BY the Governor. II is as
6 rt,d, and no doubt truly. that imnedia-
tely after meeting they will adjourned to
do their business somewhere eise-proba-
bly, in Missouri. 1t is also SAID that, first
among their acts. will be one establishing
slavery in Kansas; and ne1t. one declar-
ing il penal otfense to say or do anything
tending 10 bring that divine institution into
reproach. No doubt this is their delecta-
bic programme. with resepct to slav ~;
and we have not ono word to utter against
IT. They are at perfect liberty. SO far as
We are concerned. to 60 TO the widest
excess in all this business We do not,
in the remotest degree, recognize the
slightest vrsiige Of right in them TO make
Laws for us. We regard them as a band
OF alien enemies, encanped ia our midst,
sctuaied by the most Intense hatred and
plotting ag inst the in crest OF tw, Thirds
OF the actual inhabitants Of the Territory;
and look To the Federal Government for
protection agains, the protection aginsi the
on'rages They may attempt 10 perpetrate
upon us.
For our part, we repudiate aud despise
them and their authority. and hope The
peoie Of Kansas, RS we believe they will,
viii spurn everything in the shape oflaws
they may a..emi 10 impose upon us with
the n, most scnrn and rontamnf }af H.
consequences be what they may. Any
other course would be mos, unwise aud
pusilanimous.
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Ton CoRsIy.- During anniversary
week IN Boston, a preacher from the
West paid glowing tribute to bis native
land, and in speaking Of the men and wo-
men Of genius in Ohio took of Tom Cor.
win III the words following. all which are
"true as preaching
There is in Ohio one Ct he most fascin.
ating, popular orators Of modern times
now, alas glorionsly silent, and sublime
~ lndiifereni TO the calls OF fame A man
as witty as Sheridan, as Imaginative as
bnrkc, and II need be as logica as Brough-
am; as succinct and clear IN the st tement
OF principles, and frequently as classic in
diction as Wendell Phillips. While often
risaAing in impassioned defamation the
'prodisal splendors" OF Choate; a man
who has wasted in the county court and in
the trial OF petty cases eloquence enough
II exhibited on larger field and in grea,
causes. 10 have given him a reputation
equal to Erskines' or William Wirt's. /
refer, sir. TO Thomas Coruin. (Applause. !
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MONUMENT TO GEN. JAcKsoS.-The
Jackson Monument Association of Loui>i.
ana have finally male selection of the
memento 10 BE- erected on the battle field
OF 1878. IN commemoration OF The signal
victory achirved by Gen Jackson and the
American army on the memorial ghth
OF January. The plan tina, has now been
sdopted, says the Picayune. is plair
shalt, one hundred and tifiy feet ia height
with an interior stlirw'y leading 10 thc
top. The foundation vii be of the most
substantial character. more solid probably
than that of any edlfce hitherto erected
The ioun !afi.n work will soon be com
menced on the ground now belonging TO
the State OF Louis.anl. and which was
occupied by he American line on the day
Of battle
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q be Gate Qitp.


re- The Lcav, nworih Kansas Her.
0fi gives the details OF an outrage pur.
ported 10 have been perpeirated upon "
J. Osborn, by the Manhattan Iron Com
pany, nj their town site, on Kansas river,
near tie mouth o. the Bue river. He
had Claim near their premises. and they
demanded thai he should abandon it, and
leave the country in fifteen minutes.
through fear of personal injury he left
Subsequently he returned, but the ssme
threats and demands being made, he
deemed il prudent to leave The neigbor.
hood entirely. This is the substance Of
the s,atemen; made by the Herald, which
asserts lis own belief that the only cause
Of the proceeding was found in The fact
that Mr.. Osborn was in favor Of slavery,
while the Manhattan Company are
"gang of Cincinnati Ab,lili,nists No
personal harm was done him. The pa
pers in the slave interest are beginning to
make fuss over it, bu. W presume there
Is another SHE to the affair. yet TO be
heard, and'it is not i'm probable but they
may claim that he was trench;ng upon
their premises.
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Look out for the Malhe Law.

| HAVE on hand ar assortment OF brandies
and Wines which viii be soid during the next
ten days a. price T. suit purchasers, i. order 10
the storf may be found fr-,c.; Brandies from
s. to S. 81 per gallon
Rye and bouibon Nhiskey from rs ss | IS per
gallon
Holland Gin from 50 10 AGO rer alIon.
Jamaica Run, = 100 10 $50 -
scly MADEIRA Wine, very choice.
Old sherry, =.
Port,
Malaga,
together with large stock Of Ciaret ard IA.
I'VE wines. Remember the nafke, for the above
closes after the lst July
w. FUNKHoUSER.
June 10, 1855.
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Tax Notice.

THE first ins'aiment Of tho special tax for
1 Matchmaking on Main, Second and Third
streets, falls due on the FIRST day Of July, sno il
not promptly paid by that time it al becomes
due. Those wishing 10 get the benefit Of Tho
extension had better call aad pay the first install
ment before that time. The extension is
IS follows: one-third July first one-third
August first 4; and one-thlrd December first,
with ten per cent interest from June frst.
THOS. MARTIN,
Collector of the city ~ Keoknk.
Juna q d6t
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The paddle wheels viii not only be per.
fectiy distinct from each other in their
working, but each will be set in mott N
by several sets of machinery or superb
hnndant power, SO ths at all times de-
engagements, or cleaning of one or two CYL.
inders or boilers, will not nterfeA with
the progress of the ship. Steam will be
me Sole propeliing power. no canvass be-
'ng contemplated in this vessel In fixing
The great size Of the Leviathan, its pro.
rector believes that he las obtained the
elements OF speed hitherto unknown in
ocean-solng steamers. II is confidently
predicted that by the great length of the
Levathan, she viii be enabled TO pass
through the water at an average sreed in
all weatlieis OF fifteen knots an hour. with
a smaller power In proportion 10 Tonnage
IMAM ordinary vessels now require to make
ten knots. The contract speed OF most
ocean mail carrying steamers is eight
knots.
We believe that the Eastern Steam
Nasiga ion Company intend making their
first voyage to Australia. The actual dis
lance from Milford Haven, the com pany's
starting point, 10 Port Pi.ip, is less than
X QUO miles. ii no points be touched at
A speed of fifteen knots or miles per hour
averaged from land 10 land. would take
the Leyiathan 20 the golden colony in
about thifty.two days. This can only be
accomplished. even at the high speed. by
avoiding all stoppages for coal, which, be
SIDES OBTAINING ship many DAYS in the
different ports, carries her a great distance
out OF The direct stesming course Here
we ind another novelty brought TO bear
by Mr.. Brunei. A ship of tins huge ca.
pac1y caa carry IL 600 tons Of coal
quite sufficient, 1t is stated, for her con
sumption on her outward and homewa
voyages. Space will sill be left TO- 6 900
tons Of cargo. the massive mac merry, and
1000 passengers, with their luggage and
al necessary stores for use. Sucii is The
Levlltfan. She is To be launched unlike
any other ship, broadsde on to the wa'er,
by means OF hydraulic power, and early
10 next spring is expected to make trial
trip to the United States and back in less
than fortnight
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7 -
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Jine %, 1885. !
THE Stockholders Of the "Keokuk, Fort Des
i Moines ard Minnesota Railroad Company
are hereby notified thai call Of ten per cent. on
the capital stock OF said Company has this day
been made by the Board OF Directors, payable
TO Vim. g. Graham, Treasurer, at the office Of
the Company in Keoknk, on or before Tuesday,
the 3lst July next. Stockholders who have paid
previous calls OF one and two per cent. will be
credited with the same on this installmeHt
BY order OK the Board. -
HUGH T. REID, President
c, F. CoSS. Secretary.
June 26, 1855. d4Etl
Dlspa.ch and For, Des Moines Statesmen
copy I'LL day
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The kAszAs FRAup.-A Georgia paper,
the Atlanta Iatsligeactr, intima'es that
General Jeff. Davis. on his way through
ina, place to his Mississippi p'an'2 tion.
,oid The editor that Mr.. Reeder hal not
oeen sen! back by Pierce. and wha, was
more, would no. be sent back under any
circumstances Upon this he HitHg-n
Ger remarks: This is gratifying intelli
eence to US, for We admit tina, had General
ilerce have given way, in this particular
case 10 he rage Of the Abolition party
excited by the loss of Kanzas o the fnati
cal crew, We should have lost much OF
cur regard for his independence. and have
,'ad our confidence in the uprightness Of
'is purposes. in great degree DESTROYED "
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1 The directors of The Ircn Mountain
Railroad have concluded contract with
the proprietors Of The Cambria Works,
Johnstowr, Pa, for iron for the whole
length o. their road, TO be delivered at ST.
Louis for sixty-two dollars per on
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Railroad Convention.

convention has just been held al Han
naeai, Mo, TO give some embodiment to
the pubic senam nj OF North Western
Missouri. on the subject OF a railroad pro.
1et,ed between ST. Challts and keoluk
81. LOUIS was strongly represents in Il .
contention by seventeen Or her princiI al
citizens, and goJd deal Of public opIn
ION seems 10 have been manufactured
though We very much doubl whether any
practical action will be The result of the
conference; for the reason that long before
the Missouri and Mississippi valley Road
caA be completed. keokuk and the Des
MONIES valley will BE- in Railroad cornec-
ton with Chicago, which will OF course
make southern road, following the
course Of the mississippi. unnecessary and
unprof.a able
Chicago and not s.. Louis is The noin,
toward which The West il loolipg-the
focus in which the Western and South.
Western railroads will concentrate. the
efforts of St. Louis 10 the contrary nat
withstanding - Chicago Tribune.
We are indebted to the Chicago Ty,
bare. II the Mississippi road is 10 BE-
unnecessary and improbable" the 7ri
1sne has saved the people of Missouri !
great deal Of money in cauiionng us moi
TO build it. We now think the Tribnn.
should get after The citizens Of Illinois
Who are trying to build railroads OF tho
cast bank Of Tho Mississippi and try Il
sare money %. them too. We would Al
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WILLIAM w. BELKNAP.
r m L>v m I w

WILLIAM W. BELKNAP.
ATT r N Y AT l. w,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE AGENT.
HAVING rec ived new Commission from the
Governor, is prepared to take ackno wIedge-
nents and dispositions ~ usual
All business requiring the services OF Nota-
nv Public attended TO promptly.
Fire, Inland and Life Insurance Policies in
substantial companies Issued at lowest rates.
Pensions and Land Warrants obtained for
those entitled 10 them, and Land Warrants
bought and sold.
- Office corner Main and Second Streets,
up stairs.
June 2, 1885. d-ml4-6m
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Fancy Goods.

JUST received an elegant assortment Of fine
u Goods, such as French China Vases, Pariaa
and Terra Gotta, &c, Pitchers, Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands, Card Receivers.
Cigar Stands, Jewel Stands, Spoon Gobiets. Fig
ure., Cnpids, Busts, etc, etc.
Also on band good assortment Of crockery
am Glssg ware.
CAREY s. KILBCuRNE.
June Is, 1855.
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Notice.

THE members OF the Iowa SrArE IKsua RANCE
COMPANY are hereby notified that the cleo
ton for q Board OF Directors for said Company
will be held at the Office of Edwards Turner,
in The city Of Keokuk, on Thursday, the 2s'h
June, 1885, a. q O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day.
Z II. HARRISON, President.
VIM. F. TuRsEK, Secretary.
Iuns iS 1850. did
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'OLD VIRcIsIA NEvIR TIRE. Hon
Jno- M Bolts. in late letter says that
one-half OF the loo. 900 persons who lis
tened to the speeches OF Mr. Wise, during
the late campaign, never see news paper
and q very large portion OF them could not
read one il they did, They ere natural
Know Nothings. Ignorance is no. the
mother ofdevoticn, but slavery i undcubt-
eddy Abe mother Of ignorance.
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HENRY SPisGEsBERC.

N o r AR PU B Lie
office on Johnssn street, sexi . tAs White
Heuse.
is prepared TO promptly attend to all business
requiring he services ola Notary Public; Ac-
acknowledgements and D~positions taken Deeds,
Mortgages, and other kinds Of Documents
drawn 10 order, in The English, French, and Ger.
man Languages.
keokuk, June Is, 1875. din
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and ioll be sold cheaper than erer before Of
fered IN the Western coastry.
M E invite the particular attention Of whole
W sale and retail purchasers 10 this Stock
which il now arriving which together with our
Stock on hand. makes one Of the L.Rexsr
cHEArxsT and BEST Stocks Of Dry Goods in the
Wat. Among which may be found
10 600 yards prints at cents per ward.
rs 600 do do (f,ss coiors) ~ Ga.
10 ono do printed Lawns from 81 to 10 cts
10000 do Manchester, Hamilton and Pacific
De LANES ., l2{.
10000 yds. dress Silks from 40 cts to 81, 90
per ward
30 bales Brown Sheetings from to cts.
25 cases bleached do do to t24
5000 yards Lancaster Bingham.
large stock OF Carpeiing. consisting Of Royal
Velvet aud Brussels. Imperial. ply and ingram
OF every variety. Rugs, Oil Cloths. and Mat
tings, together with house furnishing good. Of
every description.
IA DURKFE kCO.
S5. Main Street,
Keokuk. June 23, 1855. d&wtf
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TnoY, June IS


The notorious Henrietta Robini.on, con
victed in Rem ,eiaer County Court Of the
murder Of Timothy LANG n, was tais af
rernoon sentenced by Judge Hurts 10 be
hang or the 81 of August next At the
conclusion Of her sentence, when the Ju ige
commended her soul to Coils mercy, she
toll him he had better pray for bis own
soul, declaring that she was he victim Of
a polricll conspiracy Mlsieh>was calculated
t. crush man She was about TO speak
f.rther. when her counsel desired her 20
remain quiet. When abou 10 leave the
courtroom he turned. and, pointing her
f gel towards Judge Harris, solemnly ex-
claimed: Judge Harris, may The Judge
OF Judges be your Judge" ConsIdera-
bic excitement was manifested by the
spectators during the time occupied in
passin. The sentence.
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MINERAL WATER
NJ RHGnx NTnnu ~ 4 usann--

Il hE manufacturing a very superior article
II OF K9ATED MINERAL WATER. The
qualities OF which cannot b. surpassed by any
na'nsai sprngin our Usion, ane that II is highly
conducive 10 health, and Contains no deIeter,otis
drugs, which IS often the case iih toun ans not
properly formed and managed, ihey beg cave
10 relss TO the following gentlemen OF the Medi-
cal Profession:
Prof J. C. HUGHES, MI
+" J. F. SANFORD, M. ID
q ID. s McGUGIN. Nj. ID.
J, K. ALLEN. MI
- Il. C. FRANCIS, NJ. D.
June %, 1855
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Looking Classes

30Q BOXES Looking Glasses, assorted sizes.
wv just received, direct ii om the manufae-
turers, and for sale BY the box or dozen. Also
an assortment of. Gilt Moulding for picture
frames. CAREY Il KILBOURNE.
June Is, 1885
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The Hannibal o Convention.

kEoxuK THE GATE TO INK DEs MoISus
VALLEY = CHICAGO AND Sr. LouI.
wRAscLrSc FOR THE KY.
The proceedings Of The recent Rail
Road Convention at Hannibal appear to
have walked up Chicago as we'll IS ST.
Louis TO The commanding position Of Keo-
kuk as the future commercial emporium
Of Iowa. II is indeed a matter Of amaze
ment that this discovery was not made
long since by the people Of both those Gil.
ses; but better late tl,an Ieyer." Il re.
mans TO be seen now who vii! be the
hrst to reach THIS point and enter "The
Gate" 10 Iowa.
The sut 1ined articles from late Chica.
60 and 81. Louis papefs show that The
eyes OF their citizens are earnestly direc.
. ted this way;
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| z CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious
IL Customs In France. BY Eugene de Cour
ciIlon For sale by
j. r. CAVE a. SON.
June II, 1855. Main Street
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ST LOUIS EXCHANGE.
NIGHT Drafts and short tune bills wanted ~
~ A. l.. DEFINING 4 co.
may3o dos Bakers, Main Stree
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FLOUR. FLOUR!

A FRESH supply of that great American no
II nance,
THE WATtHMAN.
Full Of siirrmg incidents, startling events,
deep r.iios. anddelghfal hnmor.
Fo sale BY J T. CAVE SON
June 2t, 1855. Main Street
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Natkenl and Salt Fish.

Natkrnl and Salt Fish.
50 kits new No. /.
$ bills. DO ID
10 do do Nc and
drum Hake,
d. COD Fish,
IS boxes do
bbls Lake White Fish, \
5 do No Salmon,
For sale low BIZ W. FryKuoYsruI
June 2 1855.
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FRESH YsTERs.

| UsT received small lot of Cove Oyster. Of
u this Springs covvg BY
Nm. FUNKHOUsER.
June ?, 1855.
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l n BOXES in fine ordsr for sale evhv
i " WM. c. FuAKHOusER.
June 2, 1855.
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| HAVE on hand dox-H Ice Cheats ard Re-.
ifigo' ators, embracing several Her.n, sizes
and styles, hich viii be sold at the lower, prl.
COS. and warranted 10 please BY
WM. &. FUNKHOCSER.
June g 1855.
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sergeant Champe,n " Burgoyns's Overthrow "1he
Battle Of Kings Mountain and many others that
vm be forgotten long tho English
language is spoken. And the songs and squOs
were not all en- the side Of the rebels BY any
The tories and British had their say and some
Of these illusions abound with jests and epgrAmatic
points equal to Davy Crocketts Grafton, "A Carving
Knife Whetted q Brickbat.n In the month OF Octo-
Der 177s Lurlesque called 1.-THE Epiogue" was posted
n the streets Of Philadelphia and New York. The in
kssuchon to 1t, as given by Mr.. Moore contains the
nowng and the verses well the introduction were
published In Rivington's Royal Gasette =" There was
htey exhibited in Philadelphia admirable farce call
- Independence Who the author is not posi-
lively hnswn but Of the opinion that II Is the
work Of certain qulck doctor called franklin others
assert that it is the Joint production of the ong
1Apy BY whom 1t was acted. 1t H. however, generally
Allowed that Adams gave the first hint contrived the
plot and east the partsn Here is stsve Of the pro
hguen
Oid Shakespeare. poet, who should not be spit on,
Although he was born In the island called Britain,
Hath said that mankind all players at best,
4 truth wen admit Of for the cake Of the jest
Rome OF these songs equal to the happies efforts OF
cur best poets; but poetry not the objectlt
sRsst. In the language Of Of them they "ust set
their poesical lathes aturnipg and twisted ballads
and rosgs for the good OF tho caese The tory
Ministries did not select Washington their butt very
sfen and when they did there was very little in his
character that could be rdculed bursqued One Of
thsss was entitled Adams FAIL the Trip to Cam.
Asidge.n
When Congress sent great Washiagtoa
All clothed in power and breeches,
TO meet Old Britains warlike sons,
The rebel clowns, OH what sight,
Too awkward was their figure
Twas yonter stood pious wight,
And here and there niger
After the battle OF Bunker Hill the folIown appeared
r. lroadside, under the title Of " The Modern Teui,
Fsdi, Yici-
We came we saw, but could not beat,
And so-we sounded retreat;
On Roxbury Bill again saw 'em,
And did like devils, clapper-caw EN-;
But warlike casuists discuss,
n We beat them, or they beat US;
Wen swear We beat, they we lie;
Wen tell you more on u by and bye.
An cid hvorite Of among Burns songs IL here
" The American War, Fragment We have not
FOR further quotations Mr.. Moore has made hit deci
dsdiy His book cannot fail Of having large SALE We
understand he Is engaged another volume to be out in
NV months We see it going the rounds Of the papers
Nat "Moores Songs and Ballads of the Revolution are
just published But this is Moore; little T,m
wi the pawky een.n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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copis SAINT b. mall free postage on receipt Of prcs
NEW BooRs.-ruBLIsHfD IN DECEMBER BY TICK
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sxs Asp woms
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m nrp pss and mssr s.d s drsm.c seaas
over Of poetry must read hs book every VIA likes
see s. s 70 70 and human 40 @ and a.
AfHeA mo musis.-Ps'Aam'' Magazine.
u,.s rms .rrr Asp WORKS eorrus.
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In volumes lsmo Price $50
more faithful and me,nhs biography this have
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many .a.snss, o ooe.ls and 10 NJ ~ wess AMI
he reader Does so o@a Ss Sss W. ~
Goethe ,he % doelhe he author van troa Dis
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and from oher authentic Of information. Lag
III.
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his WIN be surprised TO ind hat he has written verses.
he leans upon the table after dinner and sing, his sonss
ballad OF love or lolhy-xh nne flavor 81 ns, s.srs ard
sadness. and under all that ground o hearty gcnty
and human Kindness which IL the key note OF all his perform
anees.-Puinama Msgsane.
MIMIC LIFE; on. nrfoRE AND nyHfrD CURTAIN
by Anna Cora Kch,c dormeriy ars MowaD. IL oae vol
umc, l6mo 81 ~
10 tho sngular incienis that occurred around
and sketch The striking h-orcs shch awakened Interest,"
vss svoris ompi0y m1nt during pror ssous Of
pine years Out Of The many eoorcd wabs OF no thus col
esisd The carrauycs hat compose hits volume
fcaon has lent but lew embcL lng ouchei truth IL len TO
proclaim her should this work achieve tho
object contemplated lie readers viii receive correct
mprcssion OF nnisnrccd iaborsrs the rnbs
nent than generally entertained Between them and tho
every day world The curtain Of prejudice has fallen Ia upene
trAbc ods From Va aal shadow those alone who cnh 10
The hRhes' pinnaces 0! ane emerge Yet among tho most
cvy OF tho prescribed band .s whose ives bear
winners hat heaven plants lA s
unexpected places Look for them you who Judge faahly
beiors you pronounce that they Inv. esstence there
Rayenswsod Oct. "a. 1855 ANNA CORA NiIClIJE.
SELECTIONS PROM rlr wnfIfSCs or WALTER
Edited by George =. iiiAfd one volume i6no.
The writings uf waiter Savage Lander the
remarkable prose productions written pure,
Epgnh. fuIl thoughts which ftsen them
selves on the mind, and a JOY forever 'himbcs'
tycippediA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-26

The Hartford Couraa says fire broke ont at
noon, on Sunday, In the main building Of the Meri.
den Lock Company, which destroyed the building
and all IT. contents Loss about flo o00 covered BY
insurance..