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= haisao Life e0so rance CooDA0I
lac BROADWAY, NEW YoRK

"1W11tuMU Ltve t0s0to1c6 CO.. D00y Z,
lao BROADWAY, NEW YoRk.
Cdsh Capitol and AecSaaiafton xSe0, 900.
nEPosITED tl0g 900 with the Conptroile r Of the
- stat II New York, for The security u Policy
hoifs. la addition to which The stockholders are
Personally liable. Among the Directors are the
most wealthy and influential citizens Of New FORK
his . sock Company, returning u the g.
aur d s'i pr cent If all the prp6ts annually.
party 20 years of age may secure 20 hts family
Tres from lie claims Of has creditors, for about So
cent. PER ed, policy TOR &2,0V0.
no va d not SPAR this sum for the RrAti6cs-
ton u reflection, y sick bed in case II ACCT
dent, thai II all else fail, he had made . certain
provision for his family l, would tighten his
pain, aud do more for his recovery thar m. dicine
n. u. MORGAN, Pres't.
c. Y. wExrLE, Sec'y.
Prospectus, with eli necessary information fur.
nishsd by RICkEY 4 Simpson, Agts.
Post Ofhce BuiIdinE,
augs-d keokuk, Iowa
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u EADY MADE CIOTHIN0.-7v,rvt1i1- /. IA.
N line en- - haA 1t The lowest Agurss &
ssp37dvv WOODWARD 9 cos.
DLA1DA-Thoss hsaatiful GapteA "a TaFeaa
xla!4s ivory variety en- h fsanA st
sspss6Aw WOODWARD 3 con.
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THE
Negro Ministries

JAMES RAYMOND,
in Mnsse Hall, Immediately after the Exhibi
tion on the Palace.
ADMISSI0N-2S CENTS
EA-Wili exhibit ~ Alexandra, Saturday, 10th
.; = o'clock .. IN, and Warsaw ~ and p. y.
Aag4 di7tWit
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I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LAkGE STOCK
l 1t Dry Goods that have been detained by lowness
OF wstet In ID 0hic RI Grover ? mont hs and must
b. closed ont by ordsr - steamboat owneru They
consist in part of rich pufiias parasos frimm rs
Perfumsry, ginghsms, eaIicos, lawns, dotted and
plain, barred and plain Jackonetts, Grape, brochc
add cashmere shawls, Geutlsmen's shirts and
drawers, silk and fancy Cravsts large assortment
II Embroidery. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hosiery in
fact everything that is kept in neral Dry Goods
and Fancy Store. will he found 10 the New and
CHEAP r0nE Second st. Opposite the Atheupum.
between Main and johnson, ke.kuk.
July 2G-d WA. SULLIVAN A pent.
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NOTICE.
NH8 Uortgagss given In payment for lsnds pur
j chassA 4spm marsh. Leo DsisvAn, and Charlie.
Mason, an piaesd In hands Of d. W. Kilbourne, o.
= 0kuk, y no 10 authorised ~ collect all money
6as, an1 - grow due thereon.
CHAR. MASON.
HIRAM BARNEY.
xsokuk April 10, isss-dAwsn
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Ksoksk April 10, ls5S-dAwsn


II DRP6 stosk It Family 0resssiss, vasisty d
~ Iuyo. 81 m assestmeat q 0uoAeal Inetyu-
: sts Sse ssls % Main Street, hstwsss Hsssad ~
Third. NJ =, leAe.a
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kLiolSLs HonssfsADs. MIR. Dimoud has
'rehassd and plated pieos Of ground
flex The city, which il in every respect ell
|bly situatsd for surbarban homestead, or
rrdsning purposes. It 10 sitssssd on he
bond table from the river, lice smooth and
p, ssd has, for convenience, and 70 suit
y psSposss for which il 10 designed, bsen
|vidsd iaso tsn-aore lots. The lot Of erousd
question 10 well known - one Of the
Psst farms in the region, and the oppor-
Unity offered 10 "a inviting ono.
Csaaesl PsocesAsogs.
CouxciL Roon,
August IL, 1856.
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augs-d keokuk. Iowa.
GENERAL INST RANCE AGENCY.
Capital -, $50, 900.
FIRE MAINLAND LIFE INSURANCE
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARRISBURG, Pa,
Chartered Capital e3OO, 900.
CONNECTICUT INITIAL LIFE ms CO.,
OF RARrT ord.
tcHARrxKKD.B
Capital ~, 800, 900.
sTATE Mutual FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
OF HARRiSBrRC. IA.
cnARIIK rnHrErrAI.
Capital saOO, 900,
MERCHANTS FIRE AVE MARINE Tvs. co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
tcnARrkR PEEPEfrAL.l
Capital eAOO, 900.
- Having eslao. ishe d an Agency Tor the above
6rst class Companies Lr pared to insure Against
Lau or Dr~ase bg frs IN
srokEHorSEs, DwKLLINGs, AND THEIR CONTENTS.
ALSO, on GOODS sHIPPKp.
Open Policies granted ON favorable terms. All
Losses adjusted and paid at this Agency.
&C. A. STkIBLEN.L Local Agent,
Once 1t the Auction House Of Howe. Lock wood
Co., second ST., betwen Main and johnson.
keokuk, Aug. T-dtf
Il
INSURANCE CO.. NO. 4, WALL STREET. N. Y.
WASMlNGTON
UNION ms. CO., CLEVELAND.
MAJ DC EPORT
FIRE MARINE ms. CO., BRIDGEPORT, CONN
rnArkLlN
FIRE AARINEINs. CO, Foxp Du LAC, Wis.
EQUaTADLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON.
MASS ACHUSETTS
MUTUAL LIFEIN to, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
FISIE abave Companies trtsh Aggregate CaLasl
~ - 900. 900 oner strong induce ments to
be public to provide against ioss sr dmagr b, 6re.
Jalyizd Nm r. TURNER, Agent.
WILLIAM W. BELKNAP
Agent Tor the following reiiabls Insurance
i Companies:
Hartford Fire Insurance Co;
ktna Insurance Co.;
Star Insurance Co;
Commercial Insurance Co.;
1Rtna Life Insuran Co.
Polices promptly issued, Losses adjusted and
paid With d,spatch, and MI information Given ~
the once, Second street between Main anu Johnson
Jaiy72 dun
EarmePs' aad Mechs aIcs,
INSU u 4 CO NJ r ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA
Caeh Ca:tsai aaa SavPins $500, 900.
sSHEabovs solvent Coupany hes established IN
Agency With the under .ign.d, and il prepared
TO issue Pc cies VI Insurance against Loss or ban
age by Fire, on
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
Also on Merrhandi-. ard PrsJucs consigned By
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS,
And the usual canveysnces Throughout the United
States.
AT Losses da,usfed ana foiG al ibis 1ysney.
ARTHUR BkIn,MAN, Agent,
Jed No 81 Main ST., heokuk.
HEOkUK MAXINE lNSrMANCR "a.
Capital. $500, 900.
sISHIS Company 10 prepared u do = Marine Iusur-
ance business. Cargo riSks taken atcustolnAry
rates, and the usual Cash facilities extended reg
ulAr customers.
Lossss promptly adjusted.
DIHEcroRs.
A. Bridgman, VIM. +. Turner,
3. II. Harrison, Geo. B. SMITH.
John Tsmplin, A.. L. Dsmins,
John McCune, G. Y. Conn,
q. aarbsf, Jas. j. Cox.
W. G. Rsntgsn.
A. BRID0MAN, Pvssident.
q. b.sMYTM, Vice President.
A. L. DRMINd, Treasurer.
Wn.F. TURxsa, Secretary.
OGce In sample 3 building, Second Street.
ian3ld&w5mo
y EADY MADE CLOTHING. q tAis
N line en- - ha1 at The lowest figures st
ssp17dpv WOODWHRD Goa.
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SUNDRIES.

SuGAR Kettles from H. 10 gallons Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids Skillets and lids, as-orted Cast
Iron Tea kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Nice Mouids; Scolloped and plain Cake PAM; Tea
Canisters. square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe. House sheet iron and cog
per work done promptit. In the very best manner.
COMSTOCk 4 BROTHERS.
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NOTICE..
" are making new ard superior kind oi
W FRUIT CAN. These Cans cave much trouhl,
IN putting up fruit, and will do equal, a. veil fol
tomatoes or other vegetables. The ran may b.
preserved FOR any number Of Year,, thereby sayirs
the expense of new anes They are also cheaper
than patent cans Call and see them
COMST0CK BROS.
July 2s-d'm Pos, copy I'm
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Lesson. ~ the Ttne Ar1s.

Miss NJ. A. ABBOT tsister of Mrs. Y. B.A. John
Nh son) will open ciass in Instrumental Mule
Drawing Painting and Embroidery, on Monday,
18th Of August next.
Rooms in Templin's Block, on 4th street, between
Main and johnson.
All information relative 10 terms d.. cen he as
cerfnlnsd by calling ~ the residence Of Mr.. p. w.
Potter on Bi"adesu-st., bet. 4th and 5th.
Inlx 4 1w
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kEOKUK ~ N ALE nEMENARY.
'INuIs Institution will commence its frst tern
under theesntrol Of 4in n. @. Bari, am exp,
rienced teache having taught for several years IL
similar institutions With success. She will b. ~
sisted BY Professor BaAEs, and other competent tee
cheers, - the school may reqairs.
II Y the design Of the principal and and all con
neced with this instituton., 70 make /, compare
vorAbly With similar schools, In conf orring high u
teilectuAl and moral culture, upon those who civ.
It their aid ~ avaing themselves Of its I'D
The school will open on the 18th az August In Ii,
large and conmodioas Hall On lih street. adjoin
Ing Cleghorn HaErisoas Store, and will continu =.
IL weeks.
For further particulars, enquire Of Mr. Whestos
q his 6toFe. fAuRust It'll, l866-dlm
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UNETEW UTATG0 HOT MI.
North Of the Pablic square, Knoxyille. lows.
=. BAYLY. Proprietor.
AAV!N0 leased and thoroughly renovated and
re-furnisAed the above hosss, tAo Proprietor 4
determined 70 spars ~ pains - Ake FIRST class
house. ny old frissds aad ths public generally arc
invited - givu - Q call.
AAgnt ID 13n
ISW1N1Y-ylvy6 exss No. ls1ons for sale
= AsslAhU61On, HAWKINS 4 RUST0ND.
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ARNAGERIE Birds, Pishes and Reptiles; War
ststuary, Machine Circus. CosnTamic Views, Rel
les II Antiquity, Revolutionary Relics, Ores aud
Minerals. hare Coins and papers and tboussnds IL
other Curiosiies On the
FLOATING PALACE.
ADAIsSIOS-Twcnty- Five Cents. No half price.
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- NV contracts, 90 - 70 make the follow
rs improvements in addition to shs work on
bird and johnson, and Culverss nov under
contract, viz. Grading Of Fifth street and
Diondsau, and making Of eolverss Il cross.
rs Of Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Concert
|tssets, and grading % nuoh Of Exehsags
Ind Sixth streets, ~ shall be necessary TO
bseommodsts the people living on them With
y outlet, and that the Engineer bs instruct
ID TO have the work commenced on Fifth
ltreet, sccording to his judgment. And that
he culvcrt 1t sixth and High, be immsdi
ltely put under contract and commencsd.
Alderman ShSrts moved TO amend the
psms BY adding First aud Bank streets.
amendment lost, and upos taking the quSs-
bon upon Tho resolution il was adopted
The following resolution was passed:
Rssoivsd, That the City Engineer be in
)sructed to advertise for proposals. for exca-
waiting the creek channel from Foursh 70 Fifth
Dasset; in Bank street. Also, for excavation
sf tho channel from Timea TO Bank, 10 or
hear Third street.
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Notice 80 Consvacsovs.
GEALED PROPOSALS will b, received 1t the o.
- noe If The City Engineer, until clock .. M
Ut Monday August Is. 1886, for tho Grading VI III.
Alleys through BLOCKS Nos. ) ami 81.
Specifications can be seen st the Once Of n,
CITY Engineer. L.. HUTCHINSON,
Rcokuk, Aug 8, 56-dl0t City Engineer.
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Pickles Il Lucas.
BANKERS AND GENERAL RROV ENG

RtckleO Il LuCao.
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS',
Joh1sou ST., bet. I'd aad Sd, KEOKUK IOWA
MILL buy and s.ll Exchange. collect Notes and
w Bills, sell Land Warrants, invest In Real Es.
ate Loan Money for non residents, and Pay Taxes
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended
Cold Silver, and uncurrent money bought and sold
RETRRENcEs.
Bank Republic. New York City.
John NJ. aordon, Union Bank, Bsltimore
James Rubb 4 Co.. New Orleans
Duney, Drake 4 Co.. Cincinnati, 0.
II. A. Tucker Co, Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John j. Anderson Co. 81 1oais
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia banks.
Joseph Frklen, Lexington, Ky.
July 30. '56-diy
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Notice - Co0s4acsOFs.
GEALED Proposals will be received ct the once
~ II the City Engineer until o'clock D. N. Of
n ndAy, August II, 1885. for the grading Of Con-
cert street, from Ath st. to llth.
Aso, at same time. for building culvcrts necessa-
~ f,r the opening of both Concert and High sts.
Plans AMI specifications for above can Be seen 1t
the odice Of the City Engineer.
l.. HUTCHINSON,
Keokuk, July 81, s56-dl0t CITY Engineer.
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WASTED--Thrse Carpenters. Apply to
w J. u. STEWART
augl3 Cor. 81 a johnson Sta
I oRSES.--io Horses, Of every shads and variety.
l. l. to b. scld at the lowest figures. Apply to
J. u. STEWART,
Northwest cor. Sd 4 Johnson Sta.
auxia Up Stairs.
E>oR SALE splendid Horses, Buggy and Buck
L board. Apply to J. u. STEWART
n ". Cor, Sd and johnson SITS up STAIR
uoka
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To the Ssock hslless - tho Ksokuk.
n. Des Mos0es anA MAnnesota
RallYooA &c.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho seventh call ID Ia
IN pr cent. will be due and payable on the 9sth
Of August next, stths Company olhce, In Keok uk
~ william Leighton, Treasurer.
HUGH T.REID, Prest.
VIZ. L sIesTon. Hco'y
Keokuk, July 81, '6S-dkvtd
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A FINE brick store on Main ST.. 5 stories high
\ AMI 80 feet deep. For further particulars, ap.
ply 10 }. "a. STEWART CO.,
North west csrnerof Third Joa,;-on Eta,
jy3sd Tn stairs
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WOMAN krLLsD-IisR HUSBAND CsAgGxp VITA rns
MuSnn-Ca,nrenc scslly, wife of william scally. re.
tdlpg q, No arc Pearl srec where for the past three
morning lying insensibo upon tho por OF In her
owclng and shortly after died. Coroner Connery was
notified Of ths circumstance, and commenced holding
inquest upon the body which continued url yes.
terday. and conc udcd The evidence sfduceo showed
that tne deceased bad frequently been brutsy beaten
her husband that on tuesday sfterrocn he
throw her violently upon the floor. she falling upoa
back Toe following morning sho found insensibe,
90 above stated. DR. Knight called aud msio post
morter examination OF the body. He found moi.
eons upon the back OF the heal dividing the scalp from
The bone On dssectng the scslp three conus,
discovered ard large oot OF cossusted blooi between
the d.ua maev and tho brAiu This cot In ats opinion
was the direct caune of death, several bruises an
scratches were also found upon the aos OF tho deoeased
TIE Jury, tho above evidence rendered tho following
verdict" That Catherine hcsly came 10 bor death
either by blows or shove and fall 1T tho pauds OF
husband, william Soally, Inflicted either Tuesday
evening or Wednesday morning, Doc 20 or "a. 1865 +"
Upon the redilon o. the verdict warrant for tho
The Coroner and committed 10 prison The deceseed
native OF ireland, and 30 years OF age Her husband
was slso born n Ireland, and Is 90 years Of ace.
w0xAS FousD DEAD TIE SrsxaT Bet ueeu "a
and O'Clock on Friday morning Irish woman. aboui
50 years Of age found dead At the OF ouson
and Elizabeth streets, with her head cut and lace dis.
ngured. She had bottle Of liquor with her and sup
posed have fallen while intoxicated and ded either
from cold the injuries she received BY the fall II Is
possible, however, thai she might have been assaulted
and beaten. Her remains were taxcn q the station
house, where inquest wl bs held upon the body this
morning The name Of the deceased 10 not known. she
hair. An ,xamns,ion made By physician showed that
her skull A. frsoSured.
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vAiusmz Patsriscs srotS Earl srFrotx
-THx THnp THIS CoUSTRY by an advertise nent pub.
nsbsd elsewhere II vii DO nal tho Casrton Houss
in the coany Of Wiltshire Engand eelopgnr 10 tue Earl
of sUcg has heen bbsd oi several vsaSbe paintings
aud supposed that the thief with his plundcr Ia
IN this eonnry. Among ID. paintings arc two landscapes
by Pcu'sin Virgin aud Chi by Leonardo do vlnc,,
o,her ny ProcAccni la Rsbotcur by Caxcc the Nayi.
" and head of saviour py Guide, besides vrw by
Wander vcde and the interior OF Dutch town by Wander
Heydsn This rogue's insanity took artistic turn Tue
reward o Gi00 will DOUBT put our dooctvcs the
looH out Tor him.
CABzzns ~ TIE MAros's oryIor "A number Of csbmen
applied for renewal Of their isonce yesterday at tbs
Mayors Office, but Mayor Wood reiosed 10 comply with
their request alleging that their hacks kept
proper order did they merit renewal Of their II.
until they provided better ascommodsns for The
pubic The Mayor thought toe raiss nigh enough IA
iurnsh clean end nicely lifted hsoks. this OF
the Mayor will no doubs be generally endorsed.
Hrp-o~ RIvm RAiLRosD-CHtseE f1Ms TAts -On
Nonoay the Albany press train will leave n Ills A
NJ inssad Of IL 20 A. ~, ~ per time table IN the advcr
tlsirr Cnlumna.
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rBs Iary FIrr IN CLINTON PLACu-PsorssrT hisu.c-
Al the recent Ore at a. Clinton place the ooarders
awakened suddenly from sleep, and half ooshed had
barely time 10 escape with their lives. In Of
sucn danger OF course much valuable property len
and watches Of considers value sr effected. The
police the lookout and having received full de-
scripuon OF the stolen property VIII arrest wherever
found Pawnbrokers and others will therefore, take
warning Ia possble that some OF the watches zero
taken away for preservation aud with the intention OF
once residents Of No. a. Clinton place have not
removed. Liberal rewards viii bo siveu
rHs CAss of rus Sxv CANADA CoxPAsr-rhe exami.
nation cf James A. Rsqus and others Of The New
paia Canal and Steam Navigation Company, charged
with deirsudng Mr.. Emile Goulard out Of . deed OF =
house and lo, valued ~ s. coo, by false representa-
tons resumed yesterday afternoon, before Justice
Connolly. The direct exam uation OF Mr. gouisrd was
already publshed but no new fac,s Of importance re
laung TO the transaction were elected. The cross
xaminauop OF Mr.. Goulard viii be com mepcei nj the
next meeting which 10 named 10 take place this satur
dsy) morning st 10 o'clock.
CArrrrs or AN AIIseuD PIcxrocxu "A young
Cd seph johnson we arrested on Christmas night By
0csr rsmaurice, OF the reserve corps, charged with
picking the pocket Of Mr. A. McPhetridee, Of No. 80
Bowcry, he vas leaving the Bowery theatre, Of gold
ed, 70 steal the watch and hand 10 confederate Who
escapsd. He was held 70 await examination.
ALLEGED FrroSrors AssAu1r "A man named John va
gan was arrested Christmas night charged with ssz
Ing hold Of John Riley residing At $50 Fourth street. and
snappina loaded pistol In hs face and also with snap
ping the pistol ~ anot~rr man. He was taken before
Justice Wood and cor ted 10 await examination.
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Mr.. l. A. Gostschalk, one of the very finest OF Amer
aftists gave bis farewell concert at Nibos Saloon
last evening and had crowded audience. so great
tho rush for tickets that tue bsst seats commanded
premium Of thirty forty per tho prices Of ad
mission, which were higher than the usual concert
Tho coacer excellent throughout but tho CHIEF fcX
ure was dueil on Thsnes from the 'rrovs,ore" fov
two pianos, srrscgcd by Mr. Got.schak, and played by
that arit ana sr Tfaoerg which received with the
greatest applause Mr. GotschAk ao"ut to deple lpcn
extended concert tour. ron which we'rust he viii
reap large quantities. OF lame and dollars.
Mr.. TAalberg has returned 70 town sror q series o
very suocess.ui concerts Baltimore and Washington
de has been eosved everywhere with the greatest en-
thus,Asn, aud coantrymen have paid higher
hooors 10 any ar,is, Mr Toalbers will awe ooncsr
a, Pniaiephia this evening, ard Monday at Brooklyn
with D'Aogri and De wnho.s, Hs thoa goes to BosroI
and returns here next month.
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Captain Rynaers and senator Wilson


To JAMES GoRroS Bgssrr ke -
sln report Of the proc, edIugs OF the United States
s<rstc, pubnsbed Ia tho HsRAIb the i9tn insi Is
rtstcd that Senator Wilson of Massachusetts said IN
speech oevered " th@ Sehae that ia PROGRESSION ns e
by the Empisc Club IA tEn Guy, q transparency was
carried representing the scou'grg of three black
This nn unqualified 'aissncod, ss every one knows ~ao
vinesFed the p'uctsston, and kuo the utter
lastly OF ,ha chargs better than toe honorable scnsf
himself hut this IL IA perfect keeping with tho many
base ISLANDERS which hsvo been psrpstraoi against the
Empire Ciub. and mysclf In particular, Tor many years
psst canno, answer eyery coatempubo elander ~hicn
may be published Ggalnst me. bus this comes from
hch xht 10 be enled 70 creal have taken
the trouble 10 contradict II.
BY publishing the above you will ccptcr favor on
yours, &C, SC, tsAsH RYNDERS.
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although no knew wrong. bub his powoy OF res %
ance was diminished 0y the mental effects dependents or
his physical organization It Ia my opinion that Hu uati
ton mad an irresistible tendency 10 commit crme; 7
opinion s that II man 10 insane II would be ulDafe 10
calculate on what no might might not 40; the eel Al
ton made by twelve Judges In Eogisnd OF Insanity u all
wrong IN my opinion; regard II Is nonsense.
Mr. Bryan put In evidence adeed OF sale of eight
or land IN Yoakers to Hunting on, dated september II
general release dated November rs, signed by great
mary persons general gnmens for the benefit OF all
MIA credtas without any preferences and then stated
that The defence rested. The counsel the prosecution
said their evidence was also finished.
PrfsoDers counsel asked QUESTION: Of Mr.. Bowyer
IN regard 10 the amount OF forgeriss which fel ato
hands OF the police, ard which sas about $500 030
The Court tnen adjourned TIL honday, when COUNCIL
Doth aioea will sum and tns Will be given 10 the
lrv
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WaIiack's Thratre--Ai tha-Mrs. John
Wood.

Mr.. Stuart has produced In very excellent styit
"Ha watha, extravaganza from the pen OF Mr.. Wal
cot, the popular comedian. sHawathan according 70
Walcct s somewhat more absurf than Hlawa.hau 40
cording to Lopgfellow II is also somewhat ess stupid
ard II mu have "Hs~atha at all, W, prefer Wal
ools idea OF that sborsire The piece full OF sharp
hs, funny songs, hornpipes gs snd various other dc
monstratons mental enc physical and caclstei pro
voxe laughter, winch they decidedly do Tho play has
Bees cnsrely successful the author may ccpgratu-
late himself upon having OILY entered upon dsngsr
ground with safety, but with having gansd snnu
share ofthe aures whsch generous public mas lately
awGrdcd to resident writer's for tbs stage.
''Hswaths" is exceedingly well done every respect
The acting capital thFous shou Mrs John Wood more
than confirms the praises OF the critics OF the modern
Athens. She IL al exceedingly pretty woman, sings
well danoes well talks wc acts well ju, pres ans we
cannot remember when the New york boards had o lady
equal 10 her in soorees which r6is nor sps
caly She hiss quick rSeplon of every funny thing
she uiters, and has peculiar knsok at making the
dence krow that is iunny, aad thss they laugh
and the, do lsngh. We trust that Mrs. Wood will bs
permanently attached the New York theatres
next year. She Is altogether too good for the rural dis
trics. In the meantime, advise every who sd
mres combination of personal beauty and great asts
tic merit, to see Mrs Wood during her engagement =,
WalIack's
Mss Mary Cannon also bad vary good part which
abe acted with bar usual spr and aapete. The author
impersouaied the big Indian Hawatns, himself aud
made good thing Of it. We should not omit to ray
aword in praise OF the music, vocal and instrunsn-
ta The piece ia iuli of songs choruses and concerted
pieces many Of them difficult but al we'll executed rA,
orchestra under the baton of that renowned scan La
Hanna, excellent and the opening gee and chsrus
parody on the "Chcush and Crow" from Guy Manner
Ing. VISA given with extraordinary veve and uplonb
Finally, If one desires To spend pleasant hour two
We commend him to Wallnok's Theatre-Ia xatha-hirs
wood-waicoi. and the hearty laugh which he vii be
sure 10 enjoy. "HAwA,hs," TO night, and for many
moro nights 10 come, presume.
Mr. Madison Norton's adaptation OF a clever French
farce, ''rne Rights and wroogs Of womau," has also
been produced here The principal parts very well
acted BY Mr. Lsser-whose return to these boards ws
nappJ 70 ohronicle-and Mrs. Hocy.