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.B-The Louisville Courier, Of Saturday, says:
throughout Kentucky, and the yield of grain is
the finest, largest, heaviest and best ever before
known in this State. The yield is not only ex-
traordnarily large, but the quantity of ground
cultivated was far beyond any previous season. :
sE-The Republicans of Louisa County met
in Convention at Wapello on Saturday, and
nominated the following ticket: for Judge, Sam
uel Townsend Recorder and Treasurer, J. l..
Gratb; Sheriff, A. N. Taylor; Surveyor, W. ).
kremer.
rS-A brute Of a fellow was fined one hun
drea dollars in st. Louis for beating his wife, and
she helped him out OF the caliboose by paying
a part of the Gne. That woman deserves to
have better husband.
ST. Louis papers bring notices Of the death
of Mr.. David p SNaats, formerly Of our CITY,.
Ss- The Indiana Blind Asylum has beer
closed, on account OF the failure Of the Legsla
ture 20 make anv Appropriation for its support
- Tom II, er has been whipped. Good.
- Another spirit lamp explosion has kille'
man in ST. Louis.
E-The Republicans of Monroe County hav
nonn tied Joseph p Teas tor County Judge
| ID A. Noble for Treasurer and Recorder, an,
John VI. Porter for Sheriff.
John Chalmers, barber, died Of njarie
received from . camphene explosion. At r. De
Moines, last week.
There has been stabbing afray anon
the servants of hotel in F.. Desmoines.
:TA couple of little sbavers in Cineinna
20, into row the other day, when one Of the'
drew q bowie knife and cut the other SO sever
ly that he is not expected to live. Promisii
tYAfal
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IGtE and speeches of fkenIy clay
l.. Tie Lie and Speeches OF tie Hon. henry clay,
Cssppa~a tua edited by banI Mallory, with faioaDie
.t4s3s.ss !, brae.gg an Eptcm. OF the Compromise
Measure Also various poI letters not heretofore
pabssilfd n taa vols. octave. For sale by
nav ii j. p. BROWN.
H,l..sa kinck. Third street.
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A FRESH supply OF HEM, Williams i Co.'S section
"A vi Map OF Iowa ON Rollers, just received aud for
sale BY j. p. BRuas,
Apr 2 BarEet House Bulldings.
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UesspTR.S WeAscru Frutt kOOE:-A
III ccnspesd gu. collection of facts from the Notes
and F&urrinenis successful Fruit Calturists, ar
! j pa.,,.ar vol IL mo- Coiofed Plates. Just
eeirss ara for sale ty J 4. Bho"N'
~ ~ Barret fieuse Block, Third Street.
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NFEIs8ASH'S Mechanics AID EhEt-
w nesr.ng.-Prineiples OF the Mechanics, OF
Machinery sld Engineering by julius Weisbach vols
eCtsYo. iHus;} ateJ with thous and Engravinks.
few copies Of the above valuable Work tor sale by
J. y. BROWN,
nav Bsrret House Buildings, 30 ST.
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at home. 1t seems to aim at monopoly of all
the wrong doing in the land.
II, says the kennebec Journal, white men
are TO be manacled and imprisoned for exer-
cising free speech in our national territories,
the Democratic party is the organization whichs
is expected to enforce the barbaIoas edict If
poor negroes are to be reduced 10 bondage on
the same sacred coil, the Democratic party is
the agency to do it. If the degra ded and abused
shave escapes to free soil, and is pursued by
his revengeiul master, the Democratic party
with its minions and its officials, stand ready to
hunt him down and send him back. If blood.
stained villain inyades friendly nation with a
host of fellow pirates, and lays waste the coun.
try in indiscriminate murder and arson, and
is at last compelled TO fec for his lfe he is sure
if he can but get back to this land, to find q
word of welcome from the presses and the ora
tors of the Democratic party II Supreme
Court, forgettul alike of its own dignity and of
natural justice, chooses to trave! beyond its
record, and pronounce extra judicial decrees
which strike at the very root OF liberty and dis
franchises whole race at one blow, the Demo
cratic party stands ready to applaud the tyran-
nical edict, and to adopt its odious essence into
its very platform of principles. If reckless
and dishonest city officer chooses to imperil the
lives aud property of million of people
rather than submit to the just requirements OF
law, the Democratic party will coun,enance and
sustain him in his rebellion. If State cursed
and bowed down with slavery, shows any dispo
| sition to ge, rid of the incubus, the Democratic
| party at once discourages and frowns upon the
attempt. and breaches the doctrine that freedom
| is not better than slavery. In short, there is
/ no public measure which looks to the ameliora
ton of man, which takes the side of law and
| order, which iuyokes the aid of the philanthro
| pst,-there is no measure Of this kind, which
/ is not sure TO meet resistance and opposition al
the hands of the Democratic party. As an or
! ganization, it seems cursed with moral obli
quity which prevents its taking fair view Of any
public question, and which, by an irresistible
fatality, drives it to esponse the wrong. Eve
since its aitiliation with the Border Ruffians
Of Missouri, it has become inoculated with thei
crimes, adopted their vicious creed, and ha
/ fairly earned a title n their name
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rSrAT OFFlC l.
JAMES d. DEVIN,

THyNg NTfsbAsf
>-ev os-rns On easy terms eho'se a.,s ~ sae -,
~ sss - Attorney and Notary Public, and hs v.
,ssta = ass.rsct 4 the Records Of Wsyslo County
c+y n.. sse,on. oeas'y Maps and blank: g ~
"a Conveyancing. Persons wishing to secure
80 ril 40 vel to examine his lists Of
Tir~s Glass Lands
4. w,.sl!a saar Adams. Appanoose. Boon, CLARK,
nstx- Dallas. Decatur, Green, Suthrie HARRISON
Iss.,er Msaaska. MADISON. Mahroe, FOX, Union, Nsh
- 90 ,tl,er Counties vi Iowa.
a fa.9E
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From THE iSrsRIoR.--Oar fellow citizens, j.
II. W allace ana Luke Syel-, we're on hdsi8#ss
tours last week through Cedar, Lfun aud .uees
counties the theatre OF the receat operations OF
the horse thief REGULATORS" Tugy report
much excitcmens among the people, but 40 vio-
lent transactions since those already reported.
The course OF che Regulators" j. yer, cvaer-
ally condemned. Some citizens of Upton had
received threatening letters from unkaoNn
sources, on account Of the.paFt they had taken
in the recent transactions. i horse thief arres-
ted In Jones county was put In the Marioa Jail
on Tuesday night-Museaslne journal
How TO ASCERTAIN WHEN 1T ~ MONA
| Philadelphia paper gives the following 'nse-
| Nous plan OF ascertepng when that mt resnng
| hour, noon, has arrived In cities Nv ateh the
/ paralysis which seizes on men Who work Wy the
day. Twelve o'clock strikes them ~ poNetitss
a. a blow from a meataxe. We ne5teSd =
Nilesesian yesterday, ascending laader Wien q
hod iull OF bricks. Just a. hr reached 'nr TOP,
when the State House clock told him that time
was up" what does the reader suppose he
dids ..S,epped upon the platform and duAped
the oblong.ya Not biz ot i'll he ju-t iet 50
the hod and tumhed them back upon the side
walk. lie ~ouldn't have moved peg forward
iif Ill PhilAaelphiA had depended upon Y.
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C. W. SHERFEY,
Trnr&E.N Az LAM AND GEN.
"A TKAk A.ENT,
FLATEsA0JYH NEbhAsAA.
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John n. GEAR,
!. hoRkIsos

WloIe.ate Grocer ~ Gea1er IN " OOis
HAVE RI. and vel selected stock now arriving
Tor IN sringt trade which Offer TO the trade at the
low,.tu.rstf r.,.s lmar "a
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TINE lIFa AND ErlsTLEs OF ST. PAUL by
/ Ety " J Conyf.aa e, aud the Rev. J. 5. How
sou vols octave few copies OF tse above work this
A. - va hy J. 4. BROWN
~ q Barret House Block, Sd ST.
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r M WASHBURE.

sA.rF.cfURAR AND DEALER IN
...ts s,sttss>. BLINDS. HsNDOWe
- THAMES. DO(sn.fkA A MS. Ac., &
Al TaE MAIN STREEr.
BLRLLSG70 IOWA.
rR- Al-r1ers by mail or orthcsisa promptly attend
"A a. apr "a -dwly.
brackets and Fancy Saving done to order.
r. EBNER, GUNS NTH.
fsccCRss0K TO b. 5. EsEasoL.l
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V-vl.S Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures and
Mines: revised edition; vols. oetavo. Just re.
csIy. / and .5r sale by j. r. BROWN,
u.y. Third Street.
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BARNARD Henn, Of Fairfield, has layed an egg!

Barnyard Henn, Of Fairfield, has layed an egg!
Hear him cackle
.If the new Constitution Of Iowa In adopted,
three hundred blacks are coming from Ohio to
make their residence in this Statel"
That's Q abad ~gg.' IL smells too strong
Smoke the .'nestr and try il again. Keep your
thoughts away from Nebraska shinpasiers.-
Think Of your beloved coantry!-Indianola Wis
itor.
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TgRRlBLE AccIpEST.-On Thursday night the
dwelling house OF Mr.. Bolster near kaneville in
this county, caught fire, and was entirely de-
stroyed. The inmates were all asleep At the
time the building caught fire, and in the con.
starvation attendant on their escape iron the
burning domicil, Mrs. Bolster was badly burned
and one Of tho children, a lad Of thirteen, per-
ished in the flames. lie was seen in an upper
window, but did not jump, and when a ladder
was procured the flames drove the rescuers on
and that was the last seen Of him. All wert
more or less injured in trying to escape. Il wa
supposed 10 be the work OF an incendiary, as NJ
| fire was in the house when the family RETIRED
Aurora llil.) Union.
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J. p. BROWN


Du0ksEIItN AMI - sA1tONA
- Third street, Jefferson Barret HOUSE b1iunk'
RTRLIkGTON, IOWA.
Books. Stationery " all Papers, &c, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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IN, ROGERS G. CO,

WEgLEN4EIG Gr0eeTA a C0manissiOA
BrRLING TON, {OWA
Are receiving by Rsiroadasnd River large sioeA oi
ese. ssd Fancy vi ich they invite the AZ
tsnun Q; da.fs feeling confident that they can ouer
sresasf Inducements to the trade Than any other louise
IN tAs n.Asset apr 4bply
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GT0NWREKLYHAWK.RYE

DEATH or FIsR-THE QuEsrIox SErrLxD.-
During the drouth Of last year great numbers ol
fish died In the Little Miami River, especially
below the great distilleries below Deerfeld and
Morrow. 1t was said they we're killed BY the
poison from the distilleries. This was denied,
and the fact attributed to the unusual droush.
The following paragraph from the Lebanon Star,
however, seems to settle the question:
During the recent freshets in Dry Run, at
Deerfeld. the poisonous matter from the Dis;il.
lcry north Of the village, was washed into the
Miami River, and caused the death of tens OF
Thousands Of fish. Two tons, il is calculated,
we're thus destroyed. The miil-race Of Mr.. Isaac
Stubbs. q mile below, was literally choke5 up
with dead hsh. Is there no remedy for this
wholesaie slaughter of the fnny sribess
Why should We stop the slaughter of 6sh till
We have stopped the slaughter of mem Tho
Star also states the death Of four men in the
north part Of Warren county. attributed to
drinking whiskey with strychnine in it!
A Con FossAkrs PAKrr.-Never, since the
organization Of our government, says the Con-
cord IN. H. Democrat. did there exist party
90 entirely demoralized and be,eft Of all virtue
and all sympathy for virtue. ~ is now the So
called Democratic party. Having, in an evil
hour, taken upon itself the propagandism and
championship Of humaa slavery, BY the repeal
of the Missouri compromise, the ''seven spirits
Of evir' seem to have taken corporal possess
sion of the entire organization. From that
hour it has given itself up to the management
and upholding of every crime, national, social
or political, that has chosen to seek its protec-
tion II has declared war against religion, lib
erty, temperance. and every movement seeking
to improve ard elevate man. 1t is the recog-
nized ark of refuge, into which illibusters,
and-pirates, and all promoters of mischief fee
for aid and protection. 1t is the party relied
upon in the perpetration ofevery national crime,
and the protection OF every national evil
II is the fomentsr Of wars abroad, and discor ds
at home. 1t seems to aim at monopoly of all
the wrong doing in the land.
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Cincinnati .Tnly 81

NTHCEIHdFf, JHIy
This morning German named koehler stran-
c.ed his wife. lie afterwards proceeded 10 the
house Of Nicholas T. Horton, a respectable cttl-
zen of the firm OF Horton l. Macy, and set tre
TO his house, and stabbed Horton, killing him
instantly, then cut his own throat koehler has
been in the employ of Horton. Supposed rea-
son Tor the act Was reprmand koehier reed
from Horton for abuse OF his wife. At last
accounts koehler was not expected to i've
Horton leaves large circle OF relatives, togeth-
err with a wife and several children.
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(sUNS.-A few more Of those ciesp Guns on hand
4aa zl-asv SCOTS Aain Street.
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c.ua9gsF,aer rsa.ns.,ss% :, ny, .rI SsVs1 ac Taw,
Ats0seeS RrRLIEG TON, 10 VA.
- attend promptly Coleetion Of Deeta,
NIsa a.yneSes Diseeanting Notes. ana All osner
estsH-oset fully 3bpv.
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St. Louis, July 81.

IT. LOUIS, = MY IT.
Gov. Walker camped outside OF Lawrence
with eight Companies OF Dragons on the i1th'
The citizens decided not to negotiate with him.
They will no, resist the troops unless fired upon,
when civil war will be declared. Walker has
warrants for the arrest Of city officers and 9TH
or citizens Of Lawrence
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awe + CRACKER.

uhVA0 -.
Attorney "a Law A Lnn1 r;.,.s nsg ,,nrss.
- ~ Real Estate, Dtscccnting Notes Sc
" ~ ma al business q his profession.
an.rs-Nor4h room, "a story 0os- ofHe raa nock'
- xsr..; Burlington, iosfs b. H
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~ Fine peaches are selling in Mobile At Is
cents Q piece
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,

STEPHEN 7. ACRES,
DOCK Hinder. Paper Sc uter d Blank
ID asoOk Manufactures.
In Coolbaugh's Block, Main street.
BURLINGT TON IOWA.
Binding of every description done TO order hank
books ruled ard manufactured in any style. Paper,
Blanks. &C. &c. ruled to any pattern
may s-bpiy
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]. l. CORSE & SON,
NB0IEAAID A heInil tse@lcrs IN
w BOOKS STA no NER y. Y.pAPER-HAAGAGS
fhIATERS' -h4IkisfALS,
JtFTfRsos STREET,
apr l-dv1y Burlington. Iowa.
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pnine. Dr.. C. C. White,
". see MSkOP ArRaBSTS.
n~rssrf,N Al Calls in the city or country psomPsy
As,srsi .ssensisa gwen 20 surgery; ever Par.
resssa..,s~ Hsrres House, 90 xaird W., oSs' ISL
ssass 20 North h M IppS'ss ps M 'Ie seussn rsa
s3snse ~ -. rorhw~ss corner osfhe Furbc square
sssr sss residence South Hii one block west OF
- 49, 49,. rsrurr Of Central Square. uane -
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In accordance with the express wishes Of Gov.
Walker, Gen Harvey, and sufficient force OF
the Dragons and Light Artillery, will Be de-
tanned at Fort Leayenworth until after the DC
tober elections. Col. Albert $. johnson. OF the
Second Cavalry, now N Texas, will be ordered
TO proceed in command OF the troops . Utah.
The United States Governments require the
island Of Tobaga, in the Bay Of Panama, 40 in
demnity for tho past and security for the future.
The British Government will then propose 70
acquire Isla del Rey.
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Louisville, July 2lst.

lLouisNliif, JuiN
street encounter occurred this y. m. be-
tween George d. Prentice, editor oi journal,
and Geo. d. Durette, editor of the Courier,
growing out of an article in the latter paper re-
hecting on Mr.. Prentice. Pistols we're used by
both parties. Mr.. p was slightly wcuhded.
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The War department, this morning, received
a despatch from Gov. Medary requesting permit
to muster volunteers as defence against the
savage bands now at the upper Sioux Agency,
but Secretary Hays denied the request by teie-
graph.
Orders have been sent to Fort McHenry and
McAchin for troops to join at Fort Ridgely and
Smelling, in view ot apprehended disturbances
among the Indians Of Minnesota.
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Now York .ynly 81.

Judge Ingraham to-day dissolved the injunc-
ton against the payment Of the Metropolitan
Police. The Brooklyn Police, who have receiv-
ed no moner since April 22d, are to be paid to-
morrow or Thursday.
Eugene Anderson, a policeman, was shot
dead early this morning by burglar named
Frank Pell issier. The murderer is in custody.
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New York .Inly %

The Jury in the case Of Mueller, killed in the
German riot, have rendered their verdict, the
majority finding that he was shot by police
man, others that he was shot by some persons
unknown.
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Saratoga, July alst.
The fracture in the pipe which conveys the
water to the bathing house, at Congress spring.
has been repaired The spring will be open to
the public on Wednesday morning.
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The steamer yesterday carried out the reno
val OF Col. Sack Hays, as Surveyor General OF
California, and a commission TO his successor.
This action Of the Administration is brought
abou. by the fact that Col Hays in making con-
tracts for surveys in California, exceeded the
appropriation made by Congress by nearly 49,
Ono dollars.
The Secretary Of the Interior dispatched mn
agent to Minnesota, this p. NJ. to ascertain the
true condition Of affairs, and with instructions
TO the Supt Of Indian Affairs in reference 70 the
apprehended troubles in that Territory.
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W VHsHIIII0Uff Vufy 80
The steamer yesterday carried out the reno
val OF Col. Jack Hays Surveyor General OF
California and commission to bis successor.
This action Of the administration is brought
about by the fact that Col. Hays in making con-
tracts for surveys in California exceeded the
appropriation made by Congress by nearly
Sl15,0uo.
Gen. Herran, the New G.enadian minister,
arrived here this morning. He addressed a
letter the Secretary OF State, informing him that
whenever it was convenient he was ready TO
open negotiations for settlement o! pending
questions.
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GREAT NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
-; o: -
The Latest Arrival From Europe.
S u ID EN- ID o w N ALL
IN PRICES.
The best Bargains ever heard Of, at

W A X NJ Il N & HAN s.
CHEAP EMBROIDERY STORE,
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Opposite Waldo Block where they have just received
rom the last importations magnificent assortment of
he newest and choicest Embroderes Laces Trimmings
and Fancy Goods which have been purchased at i'm
mence discount and sacrifice, aud must be sold.
Our Goods consist of extraordinary and elegant
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real Thread Maltese Gimpure aud Valencia Laces, in
white and black, AMI large lot of Dress Trimmings,
which we are going to sell at cost Parasos and Man
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Kid Gloves, good assortment Hosiery, and Lilsle
Thread Gloves and thousand other articles too nuner
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M HANGS MuTUAL
+ / r. T.
INSURANCE COMPANY.

AZ the annual meeting Of this Company held AZ their
Oice in Clarks Block, Tuesday, jan 6th the follow
Ing named persons we're chosen Directors for the year
ensuing, Wis
Henry A. Denny Worcester, Geo. NJ Rice, worcester.
Geo. Blackburn, Boston, Vim. D. Fox Jr
Essex saunders Grafton, Daniel fainter,
AlonEo White Leicester, sam'lL Hodges. Cherryv,y.
u. 3. Denny, oiappvife, H. N. Bgeow, Cntons' -
AZ q subsequent meeting Of the Board. HENRY A
nry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer. Ss''s
This Company has been in successful operat,ou s,,
aa loeo aud continue 70 insure In their MCDANIEL,
nnidings stocks Of Goods, arst eiasi Machine .Sosa
and non hazardous Property generally Communlcstl.
sadressed % The President Secretary, viii receive
Worcester, Jan. I, 1851. az