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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

TnE JUDoMENr OF the CorRr UPoN A Mas
DECLARED Nor GUILTY.-The trial of HnrdeSty
for the shooting of Grub, occupied three days
of Inst week at Burlington, in Boone county,
Ky. II will be remembered that sister Of
Hardcsty was Seduccd by GTubb, and that Har-
desty told the seducer that he would give him
six months in which to make his choice between
marrying the girl and being killed. The six
months expired, and Grnbb not having married
the girl. Hardrsty met him, and on sight shot
him. The evidence showed that Grubb was
armed also in the expectation of the attack, hut
was shot in the act of drawing his weapon. -
The trial was ended last Thursday, and the YER
dict Of the jury not guilty. The following
is the substance of the judgment pronounced
by Judge Nutal upon tho verdict Of not guilty
by the jury in behalf Of Hardesty:
SIR-You have been indicted by Grand Ju.
~ your country upon the most henous charge
You have put yourself upon your country and
your God for deliverance. You have had a fair
aud impartial trial before them and they have
both pronounced you not guilty and so say L.
I Il may not be proper for me TO express my Seu-
timeniS, yet nevertheless l Will do il. Young
man, had been wruHgrd rs you have been,
would have spent every dollar had on earth,
and all could have begged and borrowed, and
then starved upon the track Of the william but
would have imbrued my hands in his blood
Go hence without day. You are acquitted
! louisville Courier, April ss,h.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

THE election on the adoption or rejection of
the Leavenworth & T. Constitution, comes of
on the 18th inst The Free State party are di.
vided, and the Pro-SIsVerY men will vote against
the instrument IL c. P writes to tho Mis-,
souri, Republican, that "The prospect is that
the thing viii be overwhelmingly defeated, as it
ought to be There is almost as much excite
ment on this topic as there used to be on Le-
compton"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFrECTIoNs!-HOl.
land Bitters-"We have used this medicine
ourselves, and in many cases with the greatest
success The most celebrated Of our German
Physicians are recommending it During this
changeable weather, while most persons arc
troubled with nervous aud rheumatic affections,
it will be found valuable remedy. Stadts
ZeituHg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

a BAREYAckb SrrNDLr ArrEMPTED.-one of
the ways IN which poor Uncle Sam is aeeced
day by day. is made visible in telegram this
morning. In the senate's proceedings We find
that somo California sharks want $2OO,OO0 for
a site, which the government thought of buying
for fertilization, when Senator Frederick of
that State rises in his scat and says, that not
Iy tho site, but the whole Rancho is not worth
over $1,000.
There's per cent. for you, as IS per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

THE St Joseph (Sto,) Gazette, in noticing
change in the transportation Of the overland
mail to California, announces weekly overland
connection with our Pacific brethren, requiring
only thirty days, with prospect that this
will be reduced, within few mOaths, to thirty
DAYS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
"wintsr lingering, elnl, the lap Of Nay"
STEPHEN.

a young man of Bethany, CT. being about to
leave his home for South America, made few
calls upon his acquaintance, when a young
lady, who desperately attached to him, as
her lnst means of gaining him, druggcd him and
took him to n low Justice of the Peace, where
the marriage ceremony was performed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
NOTICRF TO lLtIUSEK KEEPERS
NerU CarDets at Reduced Prices

TTNUE subscr-r t.kes great PseasuTs in tn'oraiES re
fr,-nds aa4 M p1b ssu-raiiy ttt be - nov rVas
NJ, SPRIyG STOt'R or GOODS. Whl-h = very ltrF.
~ br,s ts reat. variety ever od=red in this city
Nv stock consists IN part, OF eomPirt- Rssorta- O.
,-,.-t- Ru-s nj Cloths Wan Paper, HindoU SIai=s
tin D9I.t. satin D. alnes Jiiig ClFniees, CarrAia
,,i. ana Pins. Table AnI Piano Covers, +h~r Sita
st variety Of articles numerous 70 IN nt'oa tts
-te has hern selected with to p-tcs
ana 10 thnk tat offer LadH-eHseHfs that have
not before l-en odrTeal N this civ.
Those In want OF The gnse tarnishng HE WI
phase call At the cid stand Ne lA5, Matu -. AL
TocJs J. C. HARBOUR,
snS No iGs Main 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
Trnstee's Sale.

tn pnrsaauee Of deed OF trust A O. Os5lR an G.
LtIubdin Ihsi wives, and from jesse LtniE Al
: J. HnfI dated ADri tst, isS5, aad Teeorlrl Il
Clerk ofe- county, ia deed book No 81 pa--
sA I rNplse 10 sale, A. the front dllr o. te an
House sui county, Wednesday the goa d1V OF Ms
IS following proPery, via: CERTAIN Tract % par
o. iAhd ztlatc sle o. t Oi2 Tissr Ia t7
county u Ohio the STATE Yirnia, estinAt.i 10
LusIrrd more 81 isss Al.
joining III IN4is q Anres r. Woods, on the - IN All
Past, those o. Philip Rely the Norti-'e-s -
Land sold AM conveyed by Samuel q. Farmer a.:
Daniel Farmer, and their EVes and b. Jane FansT tc
mother, by degd datsd March Sssf. ISIS
TEHHs SALE-t2 a. WITH int fest sjO froE AP-i
Isl, I-S5 Of sale 70 be paid IN cash on lay CT
sa y $50 the lst day Of April, Is9' tSi51 On the Is
day Of April, 1897; t2s9 tle let ty Of April iss
April 1863: S296J the l.; AAy OF April. 1854 and
remainder the ist day Of April ls6 ith interest On
such remainder. DANIEL T. LIST
au41-Asvtd Trr-f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13


A SAILOR died recently in Texas, and on his
death bed confessed that he was one Of the crew
who murdered Mrs. Aston, Of South Carolina,
forty years ago. Mrs. Aston was the daughter
of Aaron Burr. She sailed from Charleston for
New York, in brig, and ON the trip the crew
mutinied and murdered all the officers and pas
SCngers. Mrs. Aston was the last one to walk
the plank.
HoRAcE Mann, President Of Antioch College,
and Prof. Daniel Read, of the Wisconsin State
University, have been elected as tho Western
! lecturers before the National Teachers Asso-
. citation, which meets at Cincinnati in August
GRAND annual convention Of the German
musical societies Of the Western States, will take
place at Pittsburg, Pa, in june next. The as
1eInblage will coupriZe over 1000 singers
JEAN Baptiste Cramcr, the eldest Of cotenpo-
rary pianists and composers for the piano, died
n, London, April 9Th, at the advanced age Of
eighty weight.
is reported that Cen Concha. Governor of
Cuba, has resigned, having been informed that
ne would be dismissed.
THE Rt Rev. anthony O'RSgan has resigned
the see Of Chicago, and his resignation has been
accepted by the Pope.
Coz John Preston has been appointed pro-
lessor in the law school in the University Of
Louisville, Kentucky
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

W. Should sAY so.-The Boston Poet has an
article entitled ''Can the French Invade Eng
landi" We should say yes, most decidedly they
can, aud get beautifully thrashed for doing ii
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
= = s-A'lf''' + NEW FIRM.

DRS BARTLETT WIS ~, a., 80
81 MsrEetstrest.0PPOsiis =" asiiiit ''H ii-''' ''s'
SQlfitSIinETA Va. 80. ~. r,,IdIv I,rrs,,irt
Dr. - ~ facilities doing the same taktS
n ing his friends and the PaDis y
Sr,el business connection With y . -; y.
% -. =, sft-eu Der
Ia pro:sssion- -. ,.-rE.v,n eVery or-ratsrrsn
4 yJ-rhSuiraI Dentis4ry-ATt iAmilnI ith'Gts
% Vements Of the pent'lArt ar=
that for h~auty duF1hiit. Eia at'''iy
| 80, artiaria Al Teeth shnlinot be sIrpass.u-
P-rsons rho denied thefnseHss me ~
1-xp-Tisnrra during he necessary t1tIat-
- ~. ~ teeth and roots, Informed that by nv
t. s1,iyriv upItr ChIorcfnFm or Ether, are hp-lcs
E a. ost cases and perfectly AIraifsss IN az teeth are
extracted Withoutpntn
Information or aiTiee APieI - 'i PS'''
.Ion tlrT viii be pleased To give GRATIS -,
please call exarnne specimens OF tFtiEeAi
II all 'soFT-- --t.l-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.--Our Washington,
Pa, correspondent, in to.day's paper, gives
an inkling of what Hon Bill Montgomery is
doing now.a.days-of what that excuse of his
about private business" meant om cores
pendent is evidently indisposed to find much
fault with the Hon. Bill, and confines himself
simply as to the Hon. Bills whereabouts and
whatabouIs these times. We are afraid there's
something "rotten in Denmark" for the other
day we noticed extracts in one of our exchanges,
taken from the Pittsburgh Union, of letter
lately written by the Hon. Bill, in defence of
English's bill-in fact. claiming for himself that
bill. "Whon the gods wish to destroy, they
first dement, is an old saying. and it appears
to us, if all these things are true that they hayo
taken special pains To entrap Hon. Bill Mont.
gomery.-
He. Montgomery, is allowed to be man Of
no small force of characterize be host within
himself but ii he thinks he can staggcr through
n campaign with that Lecompton business, and
some other things, on his shoulders. he has as
sumed to himself position, in the regard of his
district, which will most likely turn out to be a
mere phantom of an over excited bump ofselG.es-
teen.
We hope the Anti.Lecompton men of that
district will look into these matters righ,
speedily.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

We are sorry to hear Of the severe illness VI
3. Gratz Brown, editor Of the Missouri Dev.,-
erdt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

UNcALLED Fox-we mean the attack of tho
7Tmes yesterday on Mr.. Knote, who, in his oil.
caI capacity, reported to the Council on the gas
question.
1t seems to US as altogether wan,on and I'm.
justifable. such abuse Of men long known and
trusted for their devotion to the interests of this
city and community. What has Mr.. EnOte's
connection with any Bank to do with his posi-
ton as a member of Couucils
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
For Rent
For Rent

r,EE store Room N'iS I WSSiIoS Tor terms
L H'erly 0's IG,Sisi GEoAGL I y ~ Ai--
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

- HrieS building ESaT TIE St=ss
TFNHE large ,s,b ward and BcT oeeEi.se !! lessee
BTtse, ~ hsrdIpT housr. Fos'ssss'h HlN sh On s
dav of april next n the sane bt1diafs nov oes1pi.3
Ai' SI'o ,sS store by John EankiH- " ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

~" See First and Fourth Pages of to-dny's
paper for interesting reading matter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
Trustees' Sale
OF R OIIluz JIItI, Inud. Coal Iron Ore, G,e


INIOHiO CT. ASB wETZEL CO., VA.
TlY virtue Of recorded Deed Of Trust MAY lth
- 1851 from the Crescent ManuEac COMPANY TO
the undersigned Trustees ul sell pubic the
Court House in the city OF Wheeling Ohio Co. Virginia.
Thursday the hernth day July, i, props rty
conveyed In said deed, intending the foliOuinE:
lot Of about forty Of land situated city
Wheeling, which Is erected Rolling Ali loo feet
containing powerful steam Rnguss, Hoing ParnAees
~ Heating Furnaces, SqursErTB trains muck Rolls
trains Sheet Boiler os, srttn Of RoiS
Saw Punches and the manufacture OF RAN
road IroE, with alt the fixtures and appuFtn
thereto belonging The Coal privilege belsngnE 70 tis
property about leo OF superior
Btaminnu CeaiOns OF the Opvnings which is within
ist Of the in, aud the other GI-nng AfOu;
On THE property ALEC erected large snh's chop
story Brick DusIlfug.
Also, Of land situated etEel Countr Virginia
- miles from Nhr-lnE, the line Of Ilt ohio Raii
ToA which through the property This tract contains
1880 % laad we'll wooded aad abSundinF "a Irnn
Ores Of excellent quality.
Also. the ln'erest Of said Company annther tract Of
about IS aeTrs Littlston station, Railroad IN
WslEei county Aforesaid.
Tse terms Of The sal are: onsfOurh the Psreha,e non
ey In cash. ana IN residue in three lnsta @nt1
able respectively N six twelve aud eighteen months IRON
tbs day Of Es,s, With interest; 70 Be us ..-rI
Wheeling, Nay TO- 1s5s. LEVI II. EvANs, i
mylt-dlUGWtds - WILKISSOS
baltimore AIne4 lean and PhsdsIthiA NaFth American
PlsasE cops ana ssnd bill to this for eoIleeton
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
Tar Rent.

THAT a.r,sls k Pssg sfsSef F5.' d:sF
t9Ssn :: GS5 - 'I sas good MARI:
contains tEo acres I'd Ae-, ard an lately eislosei
FaEdsn- A.lsIrStSsner For terms app p nr-LIIHEy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
nrnITISTRY.

Info the 1ahlie t11ftttg
TT$IIE anderdig nca together tbs rraee.
have associates ths :. ~ I4s Market street trfEtra
Or Dentistry Their olS they will be happy
,sSlT friends and AL eth'rs
Dentist- .1.,,s ans for sTeTai yeaEtthe assiii
They we're Dom n ard the senior paTtFeT las
ants Of Ias snTssed the eI t'
brSn iripF uhbehtime ne mas beeilr
Taste "a ne leading Dentists IN Host Al t.s
s :fs : Of the United ss;. a11 h o5rTHInE ii @
Elth q being able ." give
% al uho may favor INV ABR HORERTSOSt n D.
vr,.,ilpx. Nov. Is, 1857. JAMES ORR
R-Nsssrs r. Z o. take pleasure IN rs'e''inG''P
iSt1r "a ne folio uE gentle nnsn: Ey,.r- ,t-,.
H. X MsShi 49,, Sri.ou Esq.. B. n. EoH. Esq Dr. !shs
~ "a j Rates Or. n H. Cuin1lin., br.E s.
lrissei, n : Tsid TaIlant DeiAPlAn, John hnets,
II.;.i'is,s Knox Mar.h TayleL. noHl2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
New Advertisements.

OFFICE VI W1FEiIss u n Nay, ISIS sSs- ~,
1879. .,1.ra of the HrFuuneld halHe-1 5ts5 -
'hE t..nssG r1ru pf wheeling. are - ~. this
~, ~ III ouneT Ihaub-r 81 de ely ~ mn bsisss
~ Srsst tptsress and IDPoFtsnee ,,rs r ACHFsnN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
WASHINGTON Hall.

Ta0sdny, "wednesday and ThurSdny Even
Tngs, May 9Th. A1Ih and I3Ih.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13
REMOVAL,

T LASGFRIED, SUBSTANTIAL and fancy Boo; Had shoe
maker, has removed his shop opposite his Old stanl
on MaiH St. the Verandzh, he still soses tbs
patronage Of the Plbile, Intending
its-lf. faI3-lrnl LASGERIED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

There's per cent for you, as is per cent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-13

s1Iln VT7l7 l..Ilst D9TleT UFnssIs-l
SUU cSr y III, = LAD-assort-li hTands-asI Low AsH
s"' N any usTtst. for sri b
STS a - ~ T %. LO8AT 20
Lard an NKlIN e; s-LIas-TI o. :55-7Ia 81,
Quantities % sGit Neat. Poet Gil. sale, a
I'm -; 7. II LOGAN a co
II tln4, ., : ssi 's; e F:4;; g g Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13
s11RAs or ADVERTISING.
hya Lssss on Lnss MAXI 4 SouAsr /,

ansss Csrds, no& sxcssdinG six iinss, inside
oeh>rwise tle.
Dessi Notices u %. Obituaries, according
- sesspisd.
DlsysA sdvsrtksnsnh half more thAa ths
O ntas.
1vsstissnsnts loaded and placed under the
u "6pseial Notice." double rae ordinary
u.
esiaI Notices In the Local Column - cents
1ias.
Aassrtlssnsnts ordsssd on the inside exclu-
|Iely h Ne Daily, sitter the Arst two week D,
~ eent. more than the above rates.
al tvssetest slS1sssssasass Mvss ~ yatl for
e1ssscs. This ruIs will not be varied from
~ lhe odvsfttssr ases the weekly aioas,
i psies viii Be the Same ~ In the Daily
- the Daily and weekly ars both nssd,
- esss. win b dsdaeted fron the aegre-
- 10eunt.
UaAsr the present system, the advertiser
- - aasA for The apses he cccspiss, the
>n0es bsAaa shssgsaAle fer ths ssnposition
~. This pisn 10 aow generally sdopssd -
m ehasSs fer shaagss win ts Is esnts per
Snaso.
- In all aAsss who're sAvsrtisssAsnts arc
Soepntiassd before the expiration Of the year
\ the time contracted for, they will be charged
II - oar regular rates for the time actual
II In.
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CUMMINGS 4 BE006,
Architects.

S u p ER N TIE N d EN TS.
IAvEtAksn IN ONCE In ksddington's Block
L i corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Room
No. IL 3nd story, Arst door to The left 81 the Asat
of the main entrance staiYs, where they invite
their friends and the public 70 eAl. They are pss-
pared 70 furnish designs and detail drawings 10,
buildingso of all kinda, public and private, and e
supsrintssd the erection Of the same. They hops
10 do business in such manner ~ will please thsiI
patrons and do credit to themselves.
RSfsY, by psrmission,ts
h. r. Lowe, Hswktns Taylor,
Edward KiIbourne, james Estss,
Gee %. Anderson, II, p. .cfceI,
VIC. STRIPE, D.ksddington,
VIM. Leighton, in. Billings,
I'M. Hiatt. J. B. Paul.
dscl7dly
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New Arrangement.
On anA afssT MssAsy, Asguss o, 'Ss,
The Xeokuk 4 3uYlinGton

Jacket COMRANNVo
NEW and fast runring Steamer K 10
kUk viii make regular double
daily trips, 6undays excepted, between
RONTKOSE and BURLINGTON.
Lsaving Aeutruss ct ESQ and II:S0p.n.
Avvivisg 1t Burlington 1t , p n. and Am.
Leaving Durlington 1t =. m and 7:So p. m,
Arriving at Keokuk at and 1850 p. N.
Thus making reliable snd prompt connections
With the Ksok1k and Montross, the Buriington and
nissoun River and the Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, ~ we'll ~ the keokuk ~. Des Aoipss
and Miasssota Railroad morning and evsning
trains also, with the boats Of the Ksokuk and
st. Louis Packet Co.
For Tickets and further information apply on
board, o. to Campany's Agents at ksoknk and
BuSiiasson. h. W. SAMPLE,
aaeA President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

WxFCu-1kA ignm s9I 111lD11ER,
D10rlc1%NStX ~ tks1i = ~.
80 s.1 sesIey tkst ~ 0Ay - lson4 = y.
&C t.s.,.s y ~ = .c cca.Iesa! - \, q
\ r. ellsnl = Ne weasef III wAc niy ~
" NJ ~ II San.
S, olssks, aaa Jsvslry repaired ~
- NV. JONES.
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OPINIONS OF TIN PnuSs.

Esssss1 s1s~ IsS~ss -.
OPINIONS on rHn YHugA
70 esAss LAS o. e.. smnen 49, rssae.ss ~. ~
IDLY hehs tnas ever ~ = pueaseea-een z Iany
ss.rerison 70 tAh !. thcsosQAnsss. fsilsese of 4.
ssd.ne s - sessesssase. lily
end ~ ysam q pasisas, as1dsous soll nnas 80,
savs 80 ~ nss en0segise. snssnag
nae1.-kn 4. 1neens:
Asiesese sss peonc nsvs LIZ o. IL s0-
fersee tsesn 80 sey n0nasme; - 1ssuoss
sure g = poRslsr oss ese tAss VII stasd re e
ssnuai nassoneai ssss-sna. % eocsSaey - ~ "
f.iasss. u Y seen that the grossd-vesk { ~
y. vnois z astasnas coeen naterlaL saa q
.se = aisnsss cruM. 70 ss.ael y ~ 49, ..s wx
the, ieinis.hk and ..senPsrssls bies,saAy q
JsSssscs 10 aaAs 70 draw Of hi.sslf. .tAst a. Ne
tufe, nis vsl{ soel y eensIassc wstA N:s'se
nsss nOs mile snAI ~ wnlCn .snnson ssanas ost
10 ne 49, q nsswsli..-t noscn I0..
inbssd With th.s snth 1;ias sis adnifAsion of BIZ
seeJs0s, wN1css wnicn Mosa1 sy ssc
e1eaait ~. Asss... ssveNass ~ ~ -. s
nlos ss ~ .s.s :. sH;... ~ 49,. !.
Cronvsn s.ssssse ~ saesle = RsIasess ~ ~
ana "a. - piessls esans ~ e ~ - :
po.tions.-t Albany BYE. jour. -.
No oeo WAC ranss however ees9aiIys over IAN
work will ieil 70 . sasisned tnas -. 1an.aA -
added very laffey 70 tns wosids sseex g inIof-
nasisn ahcnt Jsasson. that As has hed ssssc 70
source. hithsftO unsxPiored, Ana that q ~ osns
more tnaa was ever dooe ~ any one 1ekoss - so
illustrate the personality Of that sas Sesssa0aa.
IN. kvs. Post.
We nAvs feeo WIN oensnt IT. 1AneAtTe 04si-
ating ast.ih sf nr. Jsasrsea's psssa.al Aiesery,
which as he ssdsicusE sasnsfed, - e1nsrsely
scsrees hitherto unexpierea. Ous q tAs 1snpeiae
richnese Of Ms materials the able -
euthor hss constructed d hook, at onse noe3 o..
tertainipe and iustructivs--cns that shovN 3
Epuuiref.
There can - only one opinion q 70 tAs ability,
general impartiaiity and industYy which Ar. Rsa-
dali has brsusht into combination In the cosppst-
tion Of tAis Hcsranhy. n ~
vurthily xecuted : much wanted book.-TPAila-
lclphie PYsss
Itwin take p,ass among the choicest classics ok
American literature and be eossultsd by everv IA
ture historian Of this country II I've.
B.ntin.
We like Il because Il neither corcsals. pallisase.
exs9esrates, nor dstorts bat appseschss. h every
inss snce and In every the career q the
noble chssaclsr whose opinions have done 20 mueA
e shAps the domestic and foreign policy 81 The NJ
ton he contributes % srsstiy tocal int xistsnss
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BANKING HOUSE or
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r HAVE this day admitted - . partner In The
/ Bsnkine Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
tssn my tcIIsY for the last six years). The busi.
ssss, hereafter, will b. eondsstsd under the arn,
and style Of
GEO. o. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldest In Iowa, the now arm soiicits ecAtin-
usnce Of formsv patronage 80 hberaly extended 20
the senior partner.
They win make coIleotions and remit, less Ex-
change, on the dsy Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly BY senior part
mel, Wis
RsvsRsHcns;
Park Bank, N. \.
Winslov, Lanisr Co., Bankers, n.
Edward ". Clark ! Co., Phtladelphia.
Howard Banktng Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fu1er Browne, Bankers, Boston,
Marias Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 0sipeks, Chicago.
Mechsnics' Bank, Pittsburgh.
Fsrners' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer : Rahn, Bsnkers,
0ilmoes Brothsrton +" Cineinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., /" Louisville.
State Savings Tastitation, Bt. Louis.
Ksokak, Jan. !, -. eco. G. ANDERSON.
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