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The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30


a Two rare examples of longevity
are recorded in the Naples journals.
which state there are now living in SEN
africa brother and sister, the former Of
whom, named Vito, was born in Novem.
Der, 1898; and the latter in November
174l--thus counting between them 231
years. Vito employs himself in travel
ing over the mountains, cutting heath
for making brooms, and during the sum
mer walks from ten to twelve miles every
day with his load The sister also
takes long walks every day.
ty George D. Prentice, the gifted
and witty editor of the Louisville jour.
has enrolled himself as member ofthe
Sons of Temperance. He joined them
on the night of the 27th ult, aud made
it is said, some very touching remarks
upon his past life, and his prospects for
the future.
~ An excited voting man. to show
his agility, recently jumped from an
express train, while going at the rate of
fifty miles an hour. The last seen of
him, was going fipsats at the rate Of
seventeen revolutions minute. while
the air was chock full of dickey Estrings.
and fragments Of gaiter bouts and torn
linen
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05
WHAT THE LADIES SAY

''That Duck Of Bonnet"
NAN now be had at Mira. Waide's old stand, No.
~ 100 Second Street. Also, the latest styles Of
STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
Ribbons, French Fo,cers, Millan-
cry, Of every description,
Together with largo and Fashionable assortment Of
Dress Trimmings, Embroideries, Per-
fumeries, Gloves, and
Ladies' Furnishing Articles
p rsons living in the country, as we'll as city, can
have their
BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED,
IN A SUPERIOR MANNER.
With the softness and appearance of New Goods,
the same week they leave them,
WITHOUT oisAeRO'NTM ENT.
Merchants purchasing goods in Muscstine, will
do veil to give Mr.. Waldo call, as his Goods arc
selected with great care, frsm the
.NEW PORK IMPORTERS.
lie fssIs able to successf lily compete with the
New Y FORK and Chicago Markets.
8. L. WADE,
No. 1859 Second street, Museatins, Iowa.
apricot wifi
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TRUSTEES SALE.
State Of Iowa, }
Muscatine County. DID,

Muscatine County, o.
no William D. Ward and all persons concerned ::
! WHEREAS, on the 2Sth day of July, A D.
1855, you executed unto ono james c. Bonner your
promissory note (smohg otbers,) for the sum Of
Fiv: Hundred 5000 Dollars, payable in two years
after the date th interest at the rate OF ten
per cent per annu able annually and to secure
the payment Of tho said note Of Eve hundred dollars
land oths. notes also. you at tn same time exc
cuted and delivered unto one John F. Dillon. as
trustee, deed of trust upon the following described
real estate in Muscatine county, Iowa, to wit:
The North We;t quarter Of section No. twenty,
range No. enc () East, of the 5th p. NJ. being the
same land conveyed by said James G. Bonner to
said William D. Ward ky deed, dated, July 2S:h,
lS55-in trust for the security of said payment.
And where's, there reme ms due and unpaid on
the said nots OF i've hundred dollars the sum of
two hundred and eighty dollars and ffty cents
$3.50 SOY and you have failed to pay the same,
Now, therefore, YOU, the said William D. Ward
arc hereby notified with all others ,ncei ned, that
I, said John F. Dillon, trustee I'm pursuance of the
provsions of said deed Of trust, (which has hoen
duly recorded in book 30" at pages 637 and 63S of
Muscatine county records,) and the laws of the
State of Iowa, and for the purpose Of TO reclosng
said deed of trast, will expose the aforesaid real
estate suf1 cent thereof to ea tisfy the amount
that will then be due On the aforesaid note, vi h
costs and expenses of SALE for sale at publ auction
at the Court Ho"se door in the city Of Musca tine,
in Muscatine county, Iowa, to the highest bidder
therefor, TO cash on the 26th day Of June, A. D.
1858, at half past one IL o'clock, p. NJ. of said
fixed for sale.
Dated Muscatine, May S1st, A. D. 1859.
JOHN F. DILLON,
dawtdos Trostee, as Aforesaid.
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important to Farmers.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED

Important to Farmers.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
THE frat Of this grass known in the United
i States was brought to Nor roe county, lows,
BY company Of Hungarian migrants, in the year
1885, and given Ly them to farmer in the vioin-
ty Of Aeas tc SOW on trial, which proved % sats-
factory. that the seed was eagerly sought aftsr BY
al who had On opportunity Of seeing it while grow
ing. rumbef Of farm sra procured seed the next
year. the yield Of which was so astonshingly large
that the next season It spread through the adjon-
ing cou tics, and hasbee,ms standard production
Of that portion Of the State.
.ainly l. distinct grass The yield 10 much great
Der ave, and the grass and hay 10 Of superior
quality to either miIlet, timothy or clover. Il
stands very 6rm upon the ground when properly
sown, and an ordinary yield is from to and 3
tons per aero.
VIM. Dixon, resident of Monros county, Iowa,
raised eight and one-haif tons of this grass upon
one acre, which took tho premiums at the count
fair. A common yield Of the seed 10 from 50 to 40
bushels per acre.
and Missouri, and for all 50 Is of vegetable forma.
ton. The time for sowing il may vary from the
LIST of May to the lst Of July, and oan Q sown ~
late as August, and yield better crop than tim
othy. The manner of preparing the ground 10 the
same as for wheat and oats: II should TO narrowed
before being sowed, and then narrowed IN and roll
cd. The amount of seed may vary-if for hay, one-
third bushel. if for seed, one-fourth bushel.
Cattle and sheep will eat this hay in Preferenc to
timothy or clover, and will fatten on It without
grain. Horses prefer it to thresned oats, and will:
do better on it alone han on timothy, clover, oats
and corn, VIII le performing labor .v.ry day.
Orc great adyant age to the farmer Is, that be
may SOW the seed in lots at lferent times during
tho spring, and consequently will n OF be hurried
in harvest-in fact, he can let the grass stand or
10 days after it ia ripe and it will rot inure An
other great inducement to the farmer is, th at be
can SOW it upon his stubbe ground ate be has har
vested bis wheat OK eats, and raise &c, crop.
Farmers need not be afraid to try it. 1t is no
humbug, and will amply repay for any outlay for
seed. For sa le, In lots to suit, hv
g. A. GAkRETSON,
May l5-wlm. 229 Second St. Mu,catile.
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with Sugar they are pleasant to take, uniting %
o. do, the POWER of MERCURY with the case
Castor Oil. ,,
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
ure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress anl
kne.s Of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu
atism Cor Colds, etc., they always give relief
and are war ranted Superior to any External Rene
DIV discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price ISL CENTS.
Harvelps Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle This Remedy Is the be
ginning and the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
eine. over One Million Packages have been q,
durinr tho year 1856. Perfectly safe and good a
ali timee. Other remedies of simil =: natr - are
Int Chat compared with them. Put p 10 largo
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for IS
cents.
N4- Tho above remedies ace warranted. Agents
are authorised to refund purchase MONEYif satis
isfactiou is not given. These articles are sold BY
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
iSnited States and Canadas. Persons will call for
fhem nv I neir fall names and avoid all others.
HERRICK BROTHER.
Prsprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay S one and ] B Dougherty
Muscatine; NJ K Pomeroy, Wilton; g T Co6ey.
MOSCOW; j Patterson West Liberty; Sanders Bo
Iowa City, and by druggists evrywher 6ssl.syI-w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05

INCLUSIVE right holders of c. c. HOFF'S
II Patent Cement Fire and Water Pr, of Com
position Roofing.
This composition 10 formed chiefly from Gum
sni Minerals which arc Interchangeable by the &C
ton of the weather. 1t 10 dursble--Fire az d
Water Pfoof-can b, applied tc roofs of any shsI q
-upoa common sheeting boards or over shngl l.
roofs, and upon any metallic roofing other smooth
surface.
We have no hesitation n Offering it to tho pub.
lio as the most reliable compo :ition roof In nee.
Office at VIC. Bitches Sash ana Dor Factory
at Pappoose bride on second street, Muscatine.
may Swift
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05
Good NelUS!
A SURE REMEDY
FIR HARD TlME5s
THE undersigned is now making extensive ar
! raI gements for receiving his stock OF
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Clothing,

x7QTUUQTc,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
STORE all of which shall DO sold at prices 20 cor
respond with tie times.
We would also call particular attention to oar
Agricultural Implement Department,
which consists of FARM WAGONS, Of Schutter'.
manufacture, acknowledged to be superior 70 any
ever used in this section Of country.
SINNERS Flows.
These Plows We warran t to he A No. l, and If the
purchaser is not pleased with his pillow after fair
trial, be has the privilege Of returning It: Tho
Skinner plew took he premium over the Moline
pillow at the State Fair at Muscatne last fall, and s
acknowledged by nearly every enc who has. used
them BOTH to Re far superior TO the Moline Plow.
Our stock Of Reapers
Will be large this season, and to them we would
call particular attention, prices are low and
terms easy, and our assert ment being large, will
give tho farmer q chance to mako his selection un-
der, tandiDgly. Our different kinds will consist Of
Mccormick Improved, j. C. Seams, Burrows
Prettyman' =, Riggs, Reeds, aud Seane, Otis 4
Co.'s. Scme of these Machines will be sold on one
and two years Time with six per cent. interest, Civ
ing every farmer chance to buy who needs q ma
chine.
We have also he Muscatine, Dubuque and Ohio
Threshing Machines.
We have also the largest stock of Lumber, Lath
and Shingles in our market. Prices and terms to
suit purchasers.
Always paid for Produce. Be sure to call on rs
before selling your wheat, ~ We are generally q
few cents higher than our neiRhbors.
Please call AMI see rs whenever yoo como to
town. ]. J. RIDER.
Wilton, May IA, ls5S-m22
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DIED.

In this city, at 4 O'Clock this morning. MAY
3lst,) of peritonetis JoHS KNox-aged As years.
The deceased had been employed the past year and
. half carrier of this paper, and made his final
round only Thursday last. He was faithful,
honest, kind-hearted and unassuming-a having
endeavored to live in conformity to the Golden Rule,
met the "King of Terrors'' without fear. His fu-
neral will take place from the family residence to-
morrow morning TT 9 O'Clock, On Sixth street, be-
tween Orange and Oak
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05

"MoRE RAIN MORE REsr."-But there is
too much of it for the farmer to rest easy. Anoth-
very heavy storm last night has rendered every
| thing in a floating state again, and the appearance
ie that we are to have still The prospec are
certainly gloomy for the crops, and it is the more
Encouraging it is general-not q portion of the
country from which have news but is suffering
the same deuge. In the South the cotton crop is
almost totally destroyed by the nundaton, and all
the crops in the country will be very much lessened
by this unparalleled fall of rain.
"CHAHooAL SKErcHRs."-On exhibition,
each day, free of charge, in show window in -
block, street, the celebrated sketches from life
d" I am the WATCH" ''The rising generation
the hope Of our country" "only SO" "The es'
cape" &c. They are painted by our talented Dung
townsman, j McG-, and worthy Of the
inspection Of everybody. Others will be added, as
things worthy of note transpire. Call aud see them
while the opportunity is offered.
O WEED g. Co.-These extensive dealers
in dry goods, &C., receiving almost daily addi-
tions to their stock from Boston and the EAST
They occupy one of the finest store rooms in the
city, and have their goods tastefuly and att-ac
lively arranged. Our readers will fnd them liberal
| E d accommodating merchants.
ANOTHER RAINY SABBATH. - Yesterday
was the eighth rainy Sabbath-with emily one ex-
eptisn-that we have had in succession. This fact
| has been ascertained from young lady who OBJ
tanned q spring bonnet about the FIRST Of April
Daily, SYST ult.
LAND SLIDE.-There has been large land
slide on the bluff of the river from Second street
Front, in the lower part of the city, which,
derstand, has nearly if not totally destroyed Doran
brewery. 1t is owing, we presume. to the enormous
quantity Of rain which has fallen this season.
HOn account of the breaks in the rail-
road have received mails yesterday or to-day,
and our news column is vacant. We learn that the
bridges are seriously damaged in three places be-
tween this and the Junction.-Daily, yesterday.
SLIPPED THE MOOSE Shannon, confined
in county Jail, and held to answer at the next
term Of the District Court on the charge Of coun-
terfeitng, escaped last night, by cutting hole in
the roof Of the Jail. 1t is thought that be had
some confederates in town who assisted him.-Dai-
ly, yesterday.
~ We understand that the money in
the of the life insurance Of A. Dunsmore, de-
ceased, was promptly paid before it was due.
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MARRIED.,

On the End inst, by B. Furnas, Esqr., Mr.. SAN
uEL JOHNSON to Miss ANN WARE, both Of Ononwa,
Louisa county, Iowa.
At the residence of ]. T. B. Martin, ESQ.,, in
Belden, Mr.. MAURICE o. NEIDIa and Miss LIZZIE H.
RYERsoN-all of this city.
The young couple departed Immediately after
the ceremony on the steamer Ben Campbell, on a
bridal tour, carrying with them the hearty congrat-
ulations of their numerous friends and acquain-
tances. May their path be ever strewn with fow-
ers and heir life of undist urbcd felicity
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES-WIra Halls PATENT POWDER
PROOF LOCKS, the same that were awarded separate
medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851, and the
World, 8 Fair, New York, 1858, and are the only
American Safes that were awarded medals at the
London W. rld's Fair. e.
These Safes form the mostperfeet security against
Fire aud Burglars, of any safe ever offered to the
public and can only be had of the Subscribers and
their agents: who have on hand and make to orde r
all kinds of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank Chests
and Vaults, Vault Doors, and Money Boxes,
Chests for Brokers, jewelers., and Private Families
for Plate, Diamonds, and other valuables. And
are also Patentees (by purchass) and nanufactur,
rers of JONES' PATENT FORMULATION BANK
LOlK. s. C. HERRING.
~ asa ,es. s 'Ss City s.
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GET THE BEST
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Is just hat Is wanted, being adapted and devoted
l. to the great industrial population Of the West
and Northwest.
1t is made up # Few and original matter from
actually experiences and observation will be fore
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on all branches connected with the Farm, Orchard,
and Tii esde, giving illustrations Of tho besr MA
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protect the working elias es from imposition as far
as we can meet them. Our form is convenient to
bind and prest rye, and with the nd:x at the end
Of each volume (six months makes it easy to re-
fer to, and no pains or expense shall be spared to
make it THE paper for the Western Farmer, Or
chardst, &C., &c.
Samples sent gratis on Application.
The second Volume will commence on the LIST of
July.
TERMs-s2 year: three copies for IS; six
copies for $l6 ten copies for $l5invarably IL adj
vance. EMERY CO.,
m22-w3m 20l Lake street, Chicago, III.
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GRANDVIEW COLLEGE,
LOCATED At

Grandview, Louisa County, lo,oa.
i ure in announcing to the rublic that this inst
tuition, which has been establhed for the education
of both MALES and FEMALES, is now in operation
under the control Of DIR. Pryor, graduate Of the
University of Virginia, recommended By Horace
Mann, President o. Antioch College, Ohio. Thls
gentleman has had muoh experience in the eduoa-
ton of the sexes, and We feel con lent in recon-
mending tie Institution to the patronage Of the
public.
The course of instruc ion pursued is elevated and
thorough, embracing the elementary branches of an
English education, together with the sciences Of
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Political snd Do
mestic Economy, Government, Nrtulal Theology,
Astronomy, Botany, Mincralogy, Theology, Rheto.
rio, Chemistry and its applications to agriculture,
Philosophy and its applications to the preservation
of health and mental culture, Drawing, the various
branches of Mathematical science, French, Latin
and Music
Excellence in each branch Of instruction is st-ict-
II insisted on, and students are not permitted to
PASS from one branch to another until the first Is
tho, oughly apprehended Nor is the mind sought to
trained to thnk-to reason-to pursue patiently its
end and to apply its requirements to the practical
purposes Of life, and thus become fitted ror its r.
sponsibilities and duties.
In view Of the rapid deterioration Of tho health
and physcal vigor of eur sons and dsughtcrs. spe-
cial pains will be given to the physical training of
the Students and every effort made t, 70 urv sound
minds in sound bodies, both Of which are indispen-
sable to happiness and succes in life.
CLASSES.
JUNIOR: Sc per session Of > months.
SENIOR. 500"
No deduction made after pupils have entered, an
les in cases Of protracted sickness.
J. B, LATTA,
JOHN HUFF, Pree't'
Sec'y.
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SPRING AND SUMNER
MiLEIM s. RY.
MRS, white

ID WOULD again invite the attention Of her
customers to her new stock of MILL1N-
~ ERT GOODS for the season, which will be
found at all times complete and of the best mate-
rial that can he found.
Ladies can depend on having their work done at
all times in the neatest and most fashions BILE Style
Bonnets bleached and altered to the latest fashion
at all seasons.
Rooms at tho old stand, l12 Second street, oppo-
site C. Weed Il Co.'S Store. Cspr27
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e~ LET THE SICK REJOICE. e,a
NOW Is THE TIME TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str OF gthening Plasters.

These remarkable FamiIy
Medicines have stood tbt
test of public experience
TWENTY YEARS; have
been used by over three mil
lions of PERSONS, and are
still convulsins tho medical
world with their START.
LING CURES.
These Pills ale particular
~ adapted to diseases pecu
liar to the Western and
thwestern States, and
will be FOUND, on trial, the
most VALUABLE Cathartic
At present KNOWN. For
twenty , ears their use in the
Middle and Eastern States
has bee unlimited, . I'd their
success in curing disease .
perfect series of triumphs.
Containing NO MERCURY
they can be used 1T any time
without regard to employ.
Al Ras1~ ao~knS
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PITBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given that the annual meeting Of tho
/ stool holders OF the Mississippi Missouri Rail
Road Company will be held at the office Of said
com any, in the city of Davenport ON Monday ,
the 7th day of June next, ut ten O'Clock A. NJ,
Tor the purpose of slestine directors for tb eusn
ing year and for the transaction Of such other bu.
siness as may be necessary. II. PRICE,
may l-dtt ses'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05
musCATINE MARKET.


Owing to the bad condition of the roads
business is dull, very few farmers coming t.
the city during the week. Weather still un'
favorable to planting, and indications o.
still more rain. No changes to make in oul
quotations.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 50a52c.
=" winter, Coo (nominal)
Flour $3.50a$4 90.
Corn, in the ear, ESQ.
Oats, Csc.
Onions soc.
Beans, 5Oca60e
Potatoes, l5a20c.
Green apples, $la$l.50 per bushel.
Eggs, &c.
Butter, IL 1-2c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loo.
Shoulders, &c
Clear sides, sc
Lard, 8alOc.
Hides, green, 4c; dry flint 1Oa10 lie.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

The Young .7nerac0 MaH
HAS been thoroughly repaired, with new boiler
II and everything that il necessary to do good
work.
We are dow ready to do all Grist work at the
shortest notice.
Give Va trial, and If We DO not do you justics,
try some other mill, JAS. CUMMINS r co.
june5- S. wifi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05

Mp There are few thisgs which afford 10 greater
pleasure than sitting down to write notice Of the
celebrated HOSTErrER'S STOMACH BIfTERS,
because We are fully conscious ve are comforting a
public benefit, and heart tells ne that, by our
notices MANY have been induced to take these Bit
terra and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia Di-
arrteea, etc, etc., for the cure Of which it is cor
tain. The Bittcrs have al ways been known 70 ex:
eel all other preparations in the speedy cure OF ell
the diseases tie stomach is heir to asd the mark
ed favor with which it is spoken Ct BY those who
have used tacm. cannot but convince all that its
virtues are many. Try them.
For sails by druggists and dealers generally, ev'
efyWher0.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-05
THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, June l.
Flour Considerable activity; entire
range of grades, So, 20a3, so. Wheat 60a66c.
Corn scarce and advanced; 4Sa52c, Oats
quiet; 26 l-2a27 lac. Rye active 50a52c.
Barley dull; 3Oa35c.
Nkw York, JUNE /.
Flour firm; $3,SOa3,85. Wheat Good
export demand; 8la83c Chicago Spring ;
Soc Milwaukee club s5aS6c Canadian club;
94a97c Red winter. Corn firm 6Oa63c for
unsound mixed western; 67a70c. fair to
good do. Oats 4Oa42c. Pork $l7,75alS
for mess; $l4,2Oal4,25 for prime
ST. Louis, June /.
Flour-Extra, $3.50. Wheat Club, 7Oa
73c; White, 90a97c. Corn 5Oa55c. Oats
37a4lc
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FURNISHING GOODS,
Which comprises every article one nsu.
ally finds in FURNISHING HOUSE
and Of the very latest styles.
have secured the services Of f. b.
LEWIS, late with Recap & Randolph, to take
charge of the cutting department, whose
experience and taste is too well known to
need any further remarks.
would thank my patrons for past favors,
and hope to share their future patronage.
apr7 dawtf
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S,Deet Potato Plants for Sale.
THE subscriber has now on hand large gu antit
i ofsweet potatoe plants fol- sale, at his residenc
miles from N uscatne, on the Iowa City road
Price per hundred, IS cents, three hundred, 90
s. 30 per thossand. JAMES CATTELL.
msy22-w4W
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For the Journal.

EDITOR JOURNAL Your correspondent If tn.
2Sth is throwing stones at the mourning family of
Victor Schmidt, which humanity we'll as Christi
anity should forbid, even though the reprosch of
unkind treatment was we'll founded. But it is
not. 1 charge your correspondent to prove before
the public his charge so rashly made, and hurt
full to the feelings of . father, rs we'll as to the
honor Of a man. Gus. SCHMIDT: