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u The word grocer originally meant
Singrosser or monopoliIer," and was ap-
Piled to individuals enjoying certain trading
privileges under Edward Ill. Of England.
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1Society 10 At fault with itself 80 long
- IL does not minister for the good Of the
whole.
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eT-volatility Of words is carclessness In
actions; words arc the wings Of actions
fLavater
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ETFor copy Of Wilmer & Smiths Eu-
ropesn Times, and the London Illustrated
news We are indebted to Mr.. Clarke, Of the
news depot.
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- Public opinion cannot do for virtue
WHAT u does for vice. L. the essence Of
virtue 70 look above opinion. Vice 10 con-
ss.ens with, and very often streng thened BY,
enure suoservicncy TO it, Charming.
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PRIZE CONGERTy


A / G n Il G. ROU 8 +
- ESPEcTFULLY inform thefr patrons and the
IN public generally that they have postponed
their distribution until the evening Of the I'D Of
February, 1T which time it. will positively take
place, and ~ compensation to those who may be
disappointed by this delay, an entertainment OF
vocal and Instrumental music viii be given on that
evening.
Distribution Tickets viii aani, 70 the Concert.
Tickyts for Concert ~ csnta.
Place made known snd Programme Published in
due time.
We have some Of the ansst French violins ever
brought 10 this country, which are selling for
t25 and giving 10 Tickets for Conscrt and Distri-
button.
Fine 4sitArs made by Hall Son, &2e and Is
Tickets. Second-st., between Main hutchinson.
DATRIcK a GROUSE have this day received per
Express. ting following music for Piano:
FILLMORE sCLOfTlsCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA,
loo copies willie We have missed you,
100 " 4 Bells Polka, and 6nc collection Of
New Song, waitses and P-lkas for Guitar.
sept I6,d
NEW PIANOS.
"Ehav Just received three magnificent 81 anc
w 7Octavo Rosewood Pianos with entire iron
frame and circular scale. Also, one second hand
Gilbert Piano talmost new for rent or sale 1t
bargain.
A lot Of Tayior'simproved music stools. and In
"a
sheet music
On hand . good assortment Of Aelodeons and
Eolicons. PATRICK I GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main 3 johnson,
| Aug25d Ksokuk.
| NoppQrtunity for securing lot without'm money,
a. In Woleott's addition to the city Of Ksoknk.
The Lots are situated on high, beautiful grounds,
lmile from tho Mississippi River and Railroad,
overlooking the city. the river. Warsaw and Alex
4 0ndria, nil lying Oh anu between the KcOkuk Des
Moincs aid Missouri Avenues.
| They viii be sold on long credit to psrsons wish
" J. 6. PARROT CO.,
vlSo LEASE-Grounds we'll located Tor business
purposes. &c. PARROT 1 CO.,
decAdlm 70 Nain-st.
Ctty Property fer 0ule.
i BUILDING Lots. On Main. johnson. and othev
A. streets in the business portion Of the city Of
keoksk.
Also, dwelling house and lot, and other lots IN
the city Of Hamilton. Inquire Of
J. g. PARRO1T . co.,
dec4dIn % naln-st.
tDfFLE, Axe snd Saddtehags and othsr Leokare.
- By Rev. wn. =. hnbaTn. For az ::
''' CITY Bookstore, 4 H.is =
M thAa Fiction. BY vis.sriA Mats Inilss. Jss
''s s.sssi Gig B..I. sDss i n.,.-...
IL r NIGHTS. AND TH&IR DAYS, - n. 6eran
IN author " "IAvM - ~ QnoGne = 1nelond 3
iof the hoass n HAnevse. 1ustYecsd n
-: llaa. q cAy11 nAt1Y.
1LAx9END WA1I1
Il yAsH - iss = s)inlssA a.ssss ss!lvss,
sept1-dAven
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oasArED. Those Of our people who were
anticipating sleigh-ride, from the indica.
tons on Friday, were deceived, for II turned
suddenly cold and the snow held up. Neve,
mind Perhaps our chance At sleighing ma,
come yet. There Is plenty OF time for suov
to fall between now and next March.
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List OF Neal Estate Tor sale
c. r. DIMOND.

G. Il. DIMOND,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
nfFICE in Kiibourne's Block, Main street, be-
~ tween End and 3rd, keokuk Iowa
REyEREscss-- Edward kilbournc Eta Keokuk.
John Whitehesd, ESQ., New York; chss. l.. Frost,
do; Messrs. Page, Briggs Babbitt, Boston; Amos
ID. smith, esq, Providence r. l.; Edgar Canklin,
esq, Cincinnati, o. j. W. zackerie, esq, New Or
leans.
kxAL EsrALr AGEScr .--partienlar ttentinn paid
to the purchasing and selling of City Lots, House,
and Lands of every description.
Lire, FIRE AND MARisE Insurance AGENCY for
the Mutual Life Insurance Company" Of New
York. Accumulated Fund S. ,250, 600.
Tue "ArlAsrIc FiaK & MARINE INSURANCE Co, !"
of Proyidsncs, Il. /. Paid up Capital 1850 ooo
The "hrHssEun FHE INSURANCE Co - Of Lon
don. Branch Mt Philadelphia, Pa.
Tue "PEoRiA MAXINE AND fiaE lSs Co." Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid in Capital $Iu0 900.
Having been appointed Agent for the above nam.
ed FIRST class, reliable Offices, would beg leave To
inform the merchants aud citizens generally Of the
city, tina. prepared 10 take Life Fire and Ma
rne kisks at a. low rates be had any her
sound aud reliable Offices Open policies granted on
Ms favorable terms be had in any Of the East
ern cities may 80, is5a.-d.
CITY Lots and Land for Sale.
t11 AGhES splendid farming land, situated
+ about 10 miles directly west " Abba, Men
roe county. This Fine Tract consists Of Prairie
| and Timber, partly under cultivation. Timber of
the very best quality. Price very low, and term
| easy.
40 Acres near Ambrosia, being part Of what Il
called the Denton Farm" Lays very handsome
and situated about 10 miles from this city and car
be had at bargain.
100 Acres, consisting Timber aud Prairie
partly under cultivation. and situated about mil
from the city. Terms easy.
Lot 10, Block 1876. on Morgan street, between Il
and l4th, with new brick house, will be sold 10,
and reasonable terms.
| Lot No. 5, Block 45--with improvements. Fo
further particulars, apply 10
C. r.. DIM0ND.
oct3-d kilbeurne's Block Main ST.
wa. H. AUSTIN, c. n. ALBERs
WIN. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE a ROGERS, PRODUCE DEALERS
COmmisston Merchants,
NO. LOO Main lowe
sept5-d
WANTED.
A Comfortable Dwelling House for which wi
"A pay good price, and make payments 10 sui
the parties. lsept5 d. WM IL. AUSTIN
} For sale at Bargain for CASH.
FnWo Coed Horse Wagons,
One span Horses and Mules,
One Mare and Colt. w, III. AUSTIN co.
aug22d
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~ An Illinois editor, speaking Of . rosse
Who lives in his vicinity, says: "Ths rascal
nas broken every bank, and Jail, and SAb-
bath, We have had in this county for the last
I'VE years"
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Annuni Rlecslen.

glyHE Annual Election OF the Board Of Dree.en
/ Of the lows State Insurance Co. will be held at
the onlce Of the Secretary, in the city OF keoAuk,
on the second Monday Of January, 1881,
O'Clock p. m. WV =. 1850,
Dec 10, 1850 .-decil dim Secretary
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wcctinx OF stock ho aars

YIyHE annual meeting Of the stockholdefs OF the
/ Keoknk Marine Insurance Co. will be held nj
the office Of the Company, in the city Of keokuk,
on the second Wednesday Of January, 1881, u 10
o'clock d. M, nj which time and place IN election
will be held for Board Of Directors Tor the ensu-
ing year. "M' - n
Dec 10, lS56.--dectidlm Secretary.
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SUNDKIES..

SuaAR Kettles from 3 to 40 gallons Owens and
~ Lids odd Lids Skiliets and lids, assorted east
Iron lea Kettles ; Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Mouids Scoiloped and plain Cake Pane; Tea
Canisters, square and round assorted LardLsmps;
Tin ware and Stove Pipa. House. sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
septl3d cOMsTOCk BROTHERS.
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Settlers, BaIi.

EDITORS GATE CRY: This appears to be .
time OF Suppers and Balls by the citizens
from the different States, all Of which II
nSht and proper, and we all wish them
happy time OF II, but while they are having
their good time, many, in our fas, and bros.
porous city, are suffering for the common
nscssssriss Of life. would therefore pro-
pose that there be an "old Settlers,o Ball
given sometime soon, the proceeds to be giv-
en- to the poor Of the city.
And for the purpose of taking the necss-
sary preliminary steps in the premises, /
would propose that all the ssOld Settlers, al
Iowa, now in the city and vicinity, who
were here previous to 1870, meet a. the Nav.
or's Office on Wednesday evening next. st 7
O'Clock, p. NJ, to take such action A. NAV
be deemed necessary.
M n
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1856. HATS, CAPS gURS. 1886.
100 CASES HATS received from the Man-Tn /
lOOufaetory. Of all styles, qualities aud L
prices. for sale cheap Mt wholesale aud retail.
Merchants will do we'll to call aud examine my |
stock, as l am bound not to be undersold by any
house in the West, either at St. Louis Cincinnati
sHELDON's,
septl0d 10 Main street.
500 boz Mems Plush Caps, new styles and all
qualities, for sale cheapat siiELDoNs
septiod rs Main street.
1000 Doz. Mems SILK, Fur, and Wool Hats, for
sale cheap ut sHELpON's,
soKlod rs Main street.
500 i0Z. Mems Buck Gloves, M,tts, Quantities.,
and isiie< Fancy furs, for sale cheap at
septiod sHELD0N's 10 Main street.
r ADIES.~-Now ID the time for you all to come
Lane secure yourselves one Of those splendid sstt:
81 Furs. have just received my winter stock OF
them and will sell them cheap ~ you can buy
them in st. Louis. Among my stock may be found
STONE MARTIN,
AMERICAN SABLE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
MOUNTAIN MARTIN,
ROCK MARTIN,
COMFY.
Come one come all, and examine No trouble to
| show goods at sHELDoN =,
J septlod 40 Main sirsst.
Dissolution.
YINHE partnership heretofore existing between
! i Kelly q Hurley, IN the Merchant Tailoring
business on Johnson street, Is this day dissolved
| by mutual consent, The business win be con-
Quoted hereafter by Il. w. Harley, who is fully
authorized to collect all accounts due the firm, and
win pay all claims against the same
r. KELLEY,
| Nov. %, 1856 CIV HURLEY.
hereby recommend my friend Hurley to ou'
. numerous patrons M n gentleman every way wor.
thy their entire confidence, md fully capable Of
conducting the business to the entire satisfaction o.
all. -,,r,.
dec au .. $500
= A PoIOdY--To my old customers, and the La
n dds in particular. 1 owe opoogy for recen
change in the inside arran cement and outside ap
pearanee Of my establishment.
Though IL was not until after patient and thor
ough flegai) insestig alton that became conyincs
al the error in the styie Of my sign, that subma
ted 10 q change. But In changing it from "ilAdis
Shoe SHOP" have not ceased TO manu2Acture =
!, kinds of Ladies shoes, as before but have In ..
dstion, engaged In Boot making for their Husband
BROTHERS, sous and Lovers, 80 that now all -
famlly and friends can he accommodated 81 q
.hon - The ONLY oxu IN KEok6k where you eau 8
ANYTHING in the Boot end Shoe nes neee 20 osds
1 i. & i. A. DUKES Boot and Shop, Ne. - -
.,.s, ,--vheys. also, shs hsst @sslity Aaa rssaa
r..e,y Of Rssssrs work II kepa for sals cheap.
co.e aud sxsaias ~ gods and bay, ~ iss
ordsrs, which will b prenpely astsndsd :. q
nsyl7 .. A. DUkl
Q SsyHRLADY AN61LINE.--A lay Of the Al
j laehian: - y ,. Noble. For sAls BY
o. teee oAA ~
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The members Of the "lonng America" Rive Co.
most respectfully inform their feliow-ctiscns that
they will give their Grst Annual Ball on Thursday
sveuing, January the sth, ct Kodgers' Assembly
Koorus, corner u 9Th and Johnson streets.
The Commiitse pledge themselves that neither
trouble or expense will be spared In making thisone
u ths most pieasant and agreeable Balls ever given
- keok ak and they also pledge themselves that
the st5setesa order shall b. kept,
TICKETS ~. 70 be hsd Of tho following Mana
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WANTED.
Second -. Cheap Foreign, Domestic
mud GeMcrMI variety store.

second 81. Cheap Foreign, Domestic
and General variety Store.
yITE are now receiving the cheapest and best stock
w OF fashionable eloaks, shawls black silks, bon
nets, ribbons flowers, emhroideries, lyle trim
mings, velvet ribbons wsolen and cashmere ho-
slrry, merinos delaines, lustrcs ciieoes, WOODEN,
silk, merino and cotton under shirts and drawers,
linen shirts and collars, bleaehcd and nnbleached
mnslins, Irish linens, bleached AMI unhleached tn
bic cloths and napkins, head dresses and braids
bracelets " every variety, perinmcry, hair and
tooth brushes, and large variety II notions, all
/ OF W hieh with be sold at New York prices.
/ ~ b. We have engaged the services Ut one Of the
/ best cloak makers East to conduct cloak de-
partmenI. floaks cut without charge when the
| materials are bought in the store.
oct21d r. II. ABBOTT co.
/ MAINELAW LODGE, NO.54. 4. -. q IT.
Meets every Tuesday evening 81 TgnrKRAscr
| HALL, on Main street, betmeen ath and 9th. Mem
| beers in good standing are invited 10 attend.
j. W DELArLAS, W. G. I.
! WV. pRaDEw, w. - dec6m.
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I.lsANEn WanE

+ ARD Lamps, oandle-sticks, sugar bowls, karse
IL lamps, moissses cups, dredge boxes, dust pans,
graters, sugar and cake boxes, W IL. trunks, tea
cansters all sizes, grocery do, toy cups and bas-
keis sand boxes bill head cases, culenders, Letter
hlers, all Of which We will sellluw at No. IS.
septt3d CuMSIUCk i BIO.
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Lot No. S, Block 45--.ith improvements Fol
further particulars, apply 10
G. r.. DIM0ND.
oct3-d kilbeurne's Block Main st.
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G1Don Viacente Agala, who has been
nourlshing extensively in this coantry - che
pretended Minister OF Vcnes usiA, has been
arrested IN New Orleans on charge Of for
gerry.
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Nm. H.. AUSTIN, c. n. ALBgRs.
WIN. II. AUSTIN a. CO.,
WHOLESALE q ROGERS, PRODUCE DEALERS a
COmmisston Merchants,
No. LOG Main street, keokuk, Iowa.
sept5-d
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1LAxDE1D WAagx
wash - isr = s.)inltsA a.ss1a lSllvsssl
~ at oGs 1i1b. In HIo0ELL Y 90
scpt1-dAv0m
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100 Acres, consisting or Timber and Prairie,
partly under cultivation and situated about miles
from the city. Terms easy.
Lot 10, Block 1876 on Morgan street, between sth
and i4th, with new brick house, will be sold low
and on reasonable terms
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ys,uRLADY AHdILINR.-A lay Of the Apa-
laehiAns: ~ y y. Noble. For sals by
Ase{S GAVh y OAlArh'
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Dec. III. iSao.--aectiuim
Hard NOoA Lumber
nF ali kinds can be had by calling on J. b.
~ pRIcx. at the yard near the Depot Of the Fort
Dies Mones railroad. where the Lumber can be
seen, and win be constantly arriving. any one
wishing Lumber sawed to order will please leave
bill Of the same, and it will be attended ~ soon
- O. BALDWIN.
I aaclad3m Id. PRicx, Ag't.
Times copy sml
/ ,r,uE OF b REtiIM ME- and the Revolution: BY De
o l,saas'''s M ' CAVE a BAILEY.
4 TT rs NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND matter Of
L fac, romance, by Charles Reed n Two y9irwss-
/ For sAie by GAVE = DnAAAA.
1 sep2ad
| rIyHE BEST ROMANCE OF THE AuE.--Asnss
/ Evelyn or Beauty and Pleasure. book with
passages of intense and tragic horror. Inc plos
| entirely new, one can guess the denoumcnt- Eor
sale by ,o.yvrv
sep23d. CANE = hAIL1
HUMOROUS Poetry IL the English language,
/ i from Chaucer to SAKE. For sale *
sepa3d. oANn : nA iIn
- EcEIvED this day, large invoice o. new
IL Books in almost every department Ok lstess-
Clara, or Slave Life in Europe;
John Halifax, gentleman;
Martins Of Gro Martin, ~ ChAs. Lever,
Life and Adventures Of Bsckwourth;
The Huguenot Exilesi
, Cousin Nicholas,
: The Tongue u Fire,
Wild Life in Mexico;
The Buccaneers Daughter; n.urv
v For sale BY CAY nALLnI
aug9 aaan-M ~ IN . - -
rAMEs.-chcss, Dominoes, Draaghts, EAitie-
II dore TRACES Fox aud Goose, hAekeannea,
Dissectcd Puxales. and great variety q ESsnoA
aud herman games Of = very interesting snelaseer.
IT Just reed by taags1 NAsA - I-..
= gVyIIE Isst OF the Foresters--A alngy Of old vn-
. / ginia Frontier. For sale ~
y augae cAvEA BAILEY.
1y.wySE I'D MINI h-@.sitn, st"vy ~ Ssesa
: i Neal. forsals by
.. aug2o lAvA : Ia :. x.---
~ , n THOUSAND SOLD. = Tales Of ~ Livtsl
r LII Are. zAIDEE, romance from blacaweoa
: Magazine For sale by
IA aug30 NAs = DO .al.l -
H. CUBAN, The Fishsrmans daughter, Or Getting
-, - Along--A book Of itlustrsttenst ~ Ossssaes
III Cheshorc. Yer saae BY .,-r.urv
a. aagao cAV6a nAIL1l.
d, II ERSnNAL NasrAAive 81 : RaaE e .i,M |.
mr. i ainaA ed NsesaA BY Rshaaa .1sssa, haea'
.ss s0n =. -. A nh cAvE = xAlx1Y,
or, r1RrkI6UTION; tale Il PsSslsas ~ I'D
IN II e M Hosth worth. For eale ~
|sst M. IIth.d CAvE& BAILk1.
=. IIsKBERf. q s6s Pri1s q az 80: a ~
i : w s:s oi Ilss. cAtla ill
.p.- nEYN0LDs' nsst exciting Ksasass,
II the weir Wolf; ~ 80 MnN
Y. oct. l1th, d CAsA
r
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Curtain Nuslins, DAmasks, Butts, Green Linens, /
Gold Bands, Landscape Shades, Gilt Corniess. Pius
and fixtures.
Al low can be bought in any house In the
West Oct IL d. tw
IENTLEMEN will hnd ct Fosters beau tifui
~ assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres. Vest ings,
Shirts, Collars and Handksrchiefs. Silk and Wool
Undsrshrts, and Drawers. Silk, Cotton and Wool
Half Hose. Single and lined Gloves and q, unit
lots, in Silk, Wool, and Buck together with 81 most
every article In Gentlemen = furnishing goods.
Oct Is dAw
pLANKKTs, QUILTS &c.-A large stool Of
- Blankets, .suniou Pure Wool from 1900
to els, 90 pair.
0aiits--asserted sises and pri>
Bed Dimity-New Style and vsrv desirable,
Sale ~ extreme low pricp n paSTER
Oct Is d&w
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Otl Dpz. box coffee mills Ut No. SO.
OU septl3d CoMsTOCK 4 BRO.
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hereby recommend my friend Hurley to oat
numerous patrons M gentleman every way wor-
thy their entire confidence, and fully capable Of
the business to the entire satisfaction Of
all. ,~
dec 1 - ~ Sa41-AA
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01
PEOPLES CONVENTION.
To the Freemen of tho County of
Monmonth VI

FELrow CITIZENS: being deeply impressed
with the belief, that something should be done
~ aiay the hhghtlng aud demoralizing inju-
encea which have so long prevailed IL our
| county, III reference to nominations aud the
electloH OF candidates for offices OF pruft and
ira>t, we feel willing to throw aside party
preferences, and party preudceS, III order to
accomplish so desirable AN object With
view TO that end We heartily unite il recon-
mending to the honest and intelligent voters
| OF the County Of Mo1mouth. without dis.ipc-
ton OF party, the holding OF County Conyer-
non N the court House, i'll tie village of
Freehold, on SATURDAY. the 10th of Oc-
tober lust, at o'clock Nj. for the purpose
Of dominating such candidates as viii lie most
likely 10 hrng about a retormation, so desira-
ole to the best interests of the People
In order that each Township NAV be fully
represented in that Convention, We would re-
commend that Township Meetings. lie held
oa WEDNESDAY FrERNooN, OR EVENING, OF the
in inst, az tile usual hour ana place of hold
my such Meetings
As the object uf that Conventions viii he to
nave a free interchange of opinion in reference
to the most desirable mode of breaking Gown
tie 6 RULE OK RUIN" projects of CERTAIN
Clique, who have been forcing their uonina-
ious upon the Freemen of Monmouth, for
years past, by means the must corrupt and foul
each Township may send as many Delegates us
she thinks proper.
We would also invite the aid of all who are
opposed to the USELESS aud PRoFLIGATE WASTE
OF THE PEOPLES MONEY, by our representatives
at Trenton, as reformation in this particular.
is truly needed
The above call is signed by the following
gentlemen:
UPPER FREEHoID-Thomas Miller, Theodore
Stagg, Albert Taylor.
MrLI$ToNE--Johu B. Robbins, James NJ
Smith, Matthew 2. Rue Samuel H. Wether-
ell
MANALAPAN.-John E. Hunt, Joseph Ely,
Or. Daniel Polheinns
HowElL---James Cooper Job Cottrell, Hal
sted Wainwright
Wall Benjamin D. Pearce, A. H. Morris,
Morris Freeman
OCEAN Joseph Barclay, Henry Woleott,
Jr.. E. T. WEIGH
MlDDLErowN- Elias W. Conover Daniel
Herbut, Thomas II Mount.
RARuAN-De Lafayette Schenck. Rnfns Or
den, David Warner.
MATAwAN -TuniS Hubbard, DIR. A. Dayton,
Jacob Ten Eyck.
ATLANTIC unis Stateser, Joseph P Pro-
basco sf-
Gilbert vanmater, William
Ely.
SHREwsBURY-Wm Van Schoick, Richard
Applrgate, Gordon Sickles, Esick White,
George WINS. g
Marlboro John Herbert, Charles K. But
Ter, Obadiah Herbert.
FRErHolD-- Horat.o Ely, John 7. Wood
hull, Joseph Combs, john Bovine, u. K. Ste
phenS, john S. Denise.
OCToBER LIST, 1857. Wv.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01

The most intense excitement was manifested
during the delivery of the verdict, notwilh-
standing fully nine, tenths of the audience had
fully made up their minds as to the result of
of the trial The prisoner preserved his usual
equanimty during the trying period, and nev-
er for one moment betrayed the least sign OF
perturbation or dissatisfaction
The counsel for the prisoner are determined
to carry the case up, even though it should re-
suit ma conviction The bill of exceptions
will he laid before the chancellor of the State
between now aud the second Tuesday in Oc-
tober Ii a writ of error is obtained, l., to-
gether with all attachment will be served up
on Judge Vredenburgh, when the whole mat
ter will come up before the Supreme Court
General Term at Trenton in the month of No
vember The defence are confident of success
before the Chancellor. but whether their Efforts
will produce any other result than ultimate
convection time alone can determine
The relatives of the prisoner were thrown
into the deepest grief OH hearing the verd ct
The aged father of the prisoner at first showed
no symptoms OF despair, but in a few hours
afterwards he became Responding, and melan-
choly took such deep poSsession Of his soul that
it is feared his mind has become diseased, and
that he will never recover from the shock.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-10-01

ssg~ The Bank OF Pennsy one Of the
Oldest aud most popular Of the, banking instr
buttons of Philadelphia closed its doors on Fgi-
Idsy last.