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~ Jersey pennsylvania ana
Delaware CuVYeAeY.

New Jersey, Pemasylvanla ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow.
ing list BY the latest advices. All here nam
cd arc at par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of CHESTER Valley.
Bank Of Chester County.
Bank Of Da1vills.
Bank Of Delaware County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
Bank Of Montgomery County.
Columbia DAak, Colgmbia-
DoylestsWn Bank, Doyisstown..
Esston Rank, 81 Elston.
Farmers and Mechanic Bank, Raston.
Farmers' Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
farmsr' Hsak Of Lancaster, 81 Lancaster.
Farmers' bank OF Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, 1t Lebanon.
Mauch Chunk Bank, Msuch Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Pottsville, Pottsvilh.
Stroudsburgh Bank.
Catasqua Bank.
P0ttstown hank.
The following New jersey Banks Of @5
and upward are also at par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank q Millviile.
Bsr..:s. d s..a1 Csa9.ssy
Cumbsfisnd Bank, 1t Brfaeston.
farmen, Bank, Mount Holly.
Farnsrs'ind Msehaaies' BsAk, Candss.
0loucestsY Co. Bank.
A~Sooae0 OSuAs - 0UxkDkbous
Mschsnin' sud Manu9aegsssGs' Bank. Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
PhillipsbuEg Bank.
Psinsst0n HaAk At Princeton.
6alsn 6aAktAg Company, ealsm.
State hank, Camden.
Stats BamlK1lov lsunsviek.
State Bank, ueualh.
Tssafsa DAanine osnpaay Tssntou.
CnisA - Il 1sene6kosr.
All ~ soIvsn1 hanks - Delarare =. r.e.avnS
on dspeslt.
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Iewa state Bnsaranes CsnDany.
Al = meeting Of the Bossd Of Dirsstoes held u
the oiase Of The Cospasy, - Monday, tbs 3iss
Of Jane, 1855, ths Secretary vas instFasssd "a
commence suit on al psemian notes % whiah
easements ss d. ssA remaining unpaid, -
and after the 18th ~ Of July nsxt, In aseord.
sncs with The Charter md By-lavs Of said Con
psny. WIN. y. TURNER,
JuAs q, 5S.dtd Ese'y.
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Fleetwood : Christ and. Asustis> 49,
Life in ISsaSl, u RteAas11 &&
Pilgrims Progress.
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The Dairy mAn's pa1e&tNe, Isl
shepherd Of Saiisbufy Plata.
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McIfainss. beFnooss agsS4.s.s 4
Dick works, III
Lorenso Dow i Works. ssSs' i[ES3
Chain Of eAered Wsoaess. q L. 4 V
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e0Hon. John b. Haskin, nsnbsr Of Co.'S
gress from the Wsstchssssr District. Of New
York, 10 after Bennett Of the Herald with fu-
rious determination. A few days before the
adjoarnnsnt Of Coagrsss be published card
which be eoncludss thus:
Immediately after Congress sdjourns,
will iDdiet and punish that notorious libsllsr,
James Gordon Bennett, the whisswashsr Of
the Willstt's Point swindis, for this, his third
libel npon ~ daring this session, and : leo
insist upon his trial and sentence upon the
bsseh Of criminal indictments now pending
sgsisst hin.
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tloe 0obO oo0 0t1ver W0tche0s
CLOCKS, sPEcTACLRs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
TLird-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
KEOk low A.
HAVING permanently located in Keo-
IL kuk, would invite the attention Of -
thc pablic 70 ~ rev and wsll aslsesea1
stock. Having acquantaaoe with The hest manu-
factsrera In the United States, All Of my goods
made 70 order AID are ansarpasssd In quality o.
styb. The stsck a. nov opening comprises, In
part, Fine Gold and Silver WaAches EurIish and
swiss, the genuias Perry Watches, esssd with
original dssig.si Silver W.rs Of every description,
Jswely Of aiikinds, including styles never before
offered In The market; Dpectaolss, IN G0IA, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Perissopie,
Ceneave, double convex and colored Glasses, oil
srs iAs real Scotch PsbAis end Psrissopie Glasses
neehanieally ADAPTED 70 suit all eyes. To those
nnsequainted With the nature Of these 0lasses,
With = that they are manufactured from srys.
salise! Ssasts, their peculiar shape psedseinx An
equal focus throughout THAR entire suEfaee, vhils
IN other 0lassss ths focus 10 concentrated 70 s~s
point and, % tho constant wsarer often times BE-
comes painfsl. A Ane not Of Aeeordsons; also, IN
essostnssto Of Msrtsn's Cold Pens Dosbls Plated
Albaia, wsrrastsd - y the hsst Plissd ware that
u mads-Tss 6sts, Cake and Fruit Baskets. Cas-
tor, Lallas. Spoons, Forks, h.
\. bs-0ocds Of svsry description made 70 or
III - a5eO 0eAx 0knAmen0s would poxtie0lnIly
ali ~ attsatioa Of The public 70 The fact tAaa
ny goods ass puFphassd Tor CAss, and not brDasAt
sst here 70 sell On sonsignnsnt. They are oasFsd
= asmall profit, for CASH oSLY. The money 70.
fsndsd 10 all cases whore goods do not prove !
leprssented.s
Bang practical Watch Maker, my tsrsonal
attention. will b gives 70 the Cleaning and Re.
pairing Of Watcher, which shall h done In work
man.liks manner, and warranted 70 kssp tine.-
Checks, Jswelry, &c., repaired in the hest manner
aad attended 70 promptly. Engraving done q
ePisass call and examine ny goods, and /
viii sAks pleasure n showing them, even though
- sals u made. share Or s. tronase . respect.
1uly solieited. havs nada and PIT up ths only
6aA udal thsfe 10 In town, which ean - rslasd On
= ~ tEue time fortAis sheridan.
tnaS1 n
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DUUINKns NoTICK.
We szpsst I'll Job Work 70 b. paid Tor On
delivery, uaiess there ID spssial sndssStand-
ing 70 ~ sostsssy.
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The Dali u GATE CITY OFFICE l.
in AcCur1's 1ail1iss, sssDas 81 Naia and
Sseoad Gtsssls. Istsanss on SseGnd street;
Coant,sg Roen 1rst door 70 the right.
0rdsss tor I'll kinds Of Job Work Allsd
with sea1asss aad dispateh.
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pAkLOR. Chamber And kitchen
skTs, Of all kinds, for sAls cheap for Cash. bv
GEO. n. KILB0URNE, Agent.
MAin-st., bet. "a and Sd,
mayI5d Keoknk To-.
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Printing 1n1s,
We have for sale . quantity Of wADEs CoLos-
m Inks, which ass jsssiy considered the best in
market. Thsrs - among them al shades Of Red,
Dies. YELLOW snd Brown, and Of al prices, from
Is cents up 70 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Siss and ysfniah, and nsarlysii grades Of Black
LAX. Of The same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Msther's Black
In, still sndisposed Of than which there sre none
bsatss In market.
All Of which Ne will sell at manufacturer pri-
sss, for eash.
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THE GROWING CLIMAX.

DR: j. X. hickey
LAS just received splendid stock Of Gentle
1 men . and Youths HATS, of every quality
and well suited for the Also, Misses Straw
Flats and Lsdies' Riding Hats.
First come, fret serv, d.
june A-d NO G3 MAIN-ST.
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D10oO1Us1OO.
vISHR paStaess6ip Asrstofcss sxisting between
/ stephen 3. Joass, and o. d. o. Baunop, Il this
day 6lssolved ~ mutual eoassnt.
81. Jsass win sstth aiisths business Of the old
hrm.
Msy u, 'Ss-A
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Ne leoRA from sonnunisation ID
the Jesy~sl d last evening that the lower
gatss Of ~ lssk q Csessn, % ~ De-
Aeisss river, hsvs given way, and ssa.os b
repaired I'LL ~ rivss falls. This aesidssl
viii ssspsaA ~ navigstion for Tie rsst Of
ths season.
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ExTENnHON TABLES, sSAe DsavAs.
~ DESSERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
In Oak, Mahogany and ChSrry, for sale low for
Cash, b. HEu. 3. KILBOURNE, Agent,
nayiod Aain-st., bst. "a 4 Sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-09

19EN - 0VNkUs
A TT O. RNEY AT La W,
CORNRR THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, over
~ e0ss u J. =. = p. " Ford.
ney4l-1
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TUsT 1EcEAvHD, 4 Large R.es ~
CsUPkk!Ok ICE CME0TS-an indispAuss-
eie ssticie IN svsry fa1aiyfor ssle very shsaY BY
- GEO. :. KhD0URNE, Assns,
junsz-d Asis-stp bstvd ID.
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Ata nsstisg u shs Comaitlss Of Ar
raagsnsss u ~ !. 0. o. =. Picnic, II va
sBaninoasly
Resolved, That ~ rStaYn our sinssss
thsaks - n. Newton Wagssr and family
rshs ecsst.ess ssd hospitabls reception
eivsn y by throwing opsn thsir hesse, or
sAasd asd grounds Tor Shs ne ord pleasure
Of ill 10 attendance.
Resolved, Thst The nuaic furnished - By
hA1dsfn's Baad "a daily appreciated b. n
and The sxeursioaists IN general, and tAsir
uatisise sGorts 70 please viii lsee b r.
nsnbsrsd, and ~ woald respectfully rseon-
nssd sid Band to oil thoss desiring good
nasis.
Resolved, That " tender our thank 70 NJ
Ferry Company for their kindnsss and libss-
slity, and especially the olkesrs Of the Gssl
City.
Resolved, That . copy Of these resolutions
be furnished TO the Gate City, Journal and
Post with Request for publiession.
COMMITTEE.
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q. r.. OGFYORD,
psAlsa N

Fine Geld Ana silver watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTAcLRs, SILVER WARE, &c.
TLird-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
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WIN. n. MEaERvEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR All Law

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR All Law,
AND
80. Gsnsral Collecting agent,
EVnA .........lUNA.
RRTEREMc8s
Hon. John W. Stockdale, Register of Fort Dodge
Land Once
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once
Gen. vAa Antwerp, Ksokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. D.. Thompson, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
triet, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. B. Rsid, Kcokuk, Iowa;
D. O. Finch, Des Moines, Iowa.
Hons. A. Douglas, Washington, DC.
June Idly
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= New Gold Mine Discovered.
Am DOE. CHAIRS, OF ALL DEsCRIp-
EyO lioEs, just received and for sale CHEAP
FOR CASH, ~
clio. +. KILB0URNE, Agent,
msyisd Aain-st., bet. ~ I'D.
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Order No. 81.
wan WITH kNGLANDy
4 FTSO the Keakuk Guards, or to any peuons "a
y i holding the Arms and scooutrsments be-
Nj longing 70 that Company. You are hereby M
@noti6sd 70 dsposit SAs sass st No. l53 Main
street, Aad receive receipt for the same. II 10
especially desired and rscoansndsd that all arms
returned may be we'll cleaned Aad In good order,
7. I. McKENNY, First Lieut.,
juas1sA1w Commanding Rssksk 6ssrds.
OPEN 0U00Y.
nNK new Ans bsggy, fer sale cheap, at
~ 1fJ1LLuG6x0T, LANE BUEL's,
juns1S sign of the Bread-axe.
Paseus Douaes wall 1cs Pitchers.
0ILvlR PLAfKD and Britannia dosbis wall
~ ice pitchers for sale 81
TII.LIN0HKST, LANE BuEL's,
junel7 sigu Of tho Broad-axc.
ICE BREAKERS.
DATENr Toe breakers Tor sale ~
TLLLINdHAST, LANE 1 BtIEL's,
juneH sign Of the Bro&d-axe.
D. =. vOWElL,
Dealer N Dy0gs asa MoA1clnss,
PAINTS, Oils, DYE-STuFF6,
QRUSnEs, Pesfnmsry, Fancy Articles. and ali
- the Patent Medicines Of tho day, No. ISL Main
stIsst, Keokuk. LOVE. lnay3sdsml
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
School Lands.

The laws of Congress donating lands
for school purposes, gives the sixteenth
and thirty-sixth sections in each township
to be used as, or disposed of for, school
fund.
In several parts of Kansas, the settlers
derived no benefit from this law. At the
time of the first settlement of the Terri.
tory, large portion of our soil was held
by Indian titles, which have since been
extinguished. The government held
these lands in trust for the benefit of the
Indians, and consequently the law donat-
ing school lands was not applicable to
these tracts. This was the case with the
Delaware, Iowa, Wea, and Peoria trust
lands, as also the Shawnee purchase
These lands have been sold and the inhab-
ltants have no source of school revenue
whatever
The inhabitants of these tracts must
look to Congress for Naturalization for
the loss of benefits arising from school
lands; and as Congress mas acted favor
ably to the interest of settlers in similar
instances, we see no reason why they
should not favor our people in this in
stance.
This is an important consideration for
the people of these lands; and our Dele.
gate to Congress cannot give it too much
attention. Heshould introduce bill in
Congress. donating school lands to ever,
township which does not have them. We
expec: to see it done this session.-Leay-
eairo7th Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

er. The tribe, as their name indicate
consists of the remnants of New York In
iian tribes. They now number but thirty
souls and are fast decreasing. N
Such are the principal Indian Reserva-
ions in our Territory. Altogether they
embrace 1896, 800 acres, or 81 ,060 square
sections of land, and capable of sustaining
A population of 100000 souls. Such fig
ures as these speak loudly of the impor-
lance Of the extinguishment of the Indi-
an title TO all the lands. or as much as is not
necessary for the comfort and well being
of the tribe. The interests of Kansas
demand that they should take active
steps to reclaim this vast Territory from
the control of the Indians, and deliver II
into the hands Of the white man, who
will cultivate it, improve ii, and make it
subservient TO the generel prosperity OF
our country.
We donot counsel any disregard of the
rights of Indians. Let the Government
take the land and pay them fair price,
then throw it open for presumption. We
want no more Trust Land Treaties
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

We have, for some time past, been re-
ceivins st. Louis papers in Atchison in
two days and half, via the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad, which is rapidly
approaching completion. John Duff &
Co., the enterprising contractors of the
road now advertise in our columns to take
passengers through to st. Louis in forty
eight hours. The cars leave st. Joseph
daily, Saturdays excepted, for Hannibal,
and arrive in Hannibal in thirty two hours,
connecting directly with the St. Louis
line OF packets, and arriving there in
sixteen hours. The fare is as low as by
any other route, and will be returned to
passengers, in case the company fail to
make the time between st. Joseph and st.
Louis.
This route WILSON, in connection with
the Atchison and st. Joseph Railroad,
which IS also rapidly approaching compile.
ton, be the great thoroughfare to the East
and South.-Feedom's Champion.
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Pceffu.



SIR. WILLIAM PITT PALMER. of New York, 9
oct who does rot write as much as he should
n a. address which he delivered before tn,
Literary Society" of Stockbridge, Mass, hi
primer home, thus finely tells the story Of IL
Of Winters day:
a District School, not far awas
Md Berkshire hills, one Winters day
Mas bumming with its wonted noise
VI three-seore mingling girls and boys-
Some few upon their tasks intent,
But more on furtive mischief bent;
ana while the Masters dOWnwardi0ok
Was fastened Oh O eOpy-book,
Rose sharp and clear a rousing SNACK
As twere battery Of bliss
Let on 10 one tremendous kiss!
What's tbaty'' the startled Master cries.
That tsir, little imp replies,
81 thaw him kith Thuthannah Peatheg
NTH trown TO make a statue thrill,
Like wretch o'ertaken in his track
Win stolen chattles on his back,
mIii hung his head in fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
great, green. bashful simplcton,
Inc butt Of all good-natured fun.
W. nth smile suppressed, and birch appraised,
The threstener faltered-" I'm amaIed
That you. my biggest pupil, should
BE guilty Of an act so rude
before the whole set school to boot
what evil genius put you to't?"
Twas she, herself, sir" sobbed the lad,
didn't mean to be so bad
but when Susannah shook her curls,
And whispered was 'fraid Of girls,
And dursn't kiss a baby's doll,
couldn't stand il, sir, at all
But up and kissed her on the spot.
iknoW-bo0-hoo-I ought to not,
put somehow, from her looks-boo-hoo-
thought she kind O. wished me to 70
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
What We Want

As the tine is approaching, when our
Delegate to Congress must repair to Wash.
ington to represent US in the National
Legislators. it would be well for the peo-
pie to let him know their wants.
In the first place we must have better
mail facilities throughout this Territory.
And also route should be established to
the mines IN the Platte. This is i'm
portant Before another Congress m, IS.
after the present, that country will con-
tain thousands of settlers, towns, villages.
and probably printing offices, which viii
need mail facilities. This matter should
be urged upon the attention of Congress.
We want donations of lands for Rail-
road purposes. Four roads are needed in
Kansas. One through the centre of South.
ern Kansas; one up the Kansas valley; one
through the northern portion, and one run
ming north and south from Nebraska in
the direction of Texas. %
We also want appropriations to build
our public buildings The Capitol, Peni-
Tertiary, &c. ~
Our Delegate viii have plenty to do if
ne attends to our wants.-Lsavenworth
Herald.
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Advertisements.
The Electic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI O

The Electic College of Medicine,
CINCINNATI, o.
TNHE Winter Session of 1859 will commence on
Il the 18th Of October, and continue 10 weeks
A full and thorough course of Lectures will be
good opportunities for attention to practical
Anatomy, AID with ample Clinical facilities at
the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as fol-
0ws:-
TIE. st. JOHN, Md,
Professor of Andtomy and Physiolo1y.
j. 4. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
-AJ.H0WE. MD,
8 Professor of Surgery.
c. H. CLEAvELAND, NJ. D.,
PrcTessor Of Adterid Aedicd and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor Of AsdicGt PrGctice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Institutes Of ,AedieiRe.
JOHN KING, MD,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseasss of Women
and Children.
The Terms of the Session will be the same as
heretofore, DISQUALIFICATION, q 90; Tuition,
$50 90; Demonstrators Ticket, IS 90. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection Que
session before graduatiOn.l Graduation, $25 90 |;
Ticket to Commercial Hospital. Optional S5 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat
and comfortable, and in q central locality, lin
College Hall, Walnut Street, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his office, No. 1l3 Smith
Street, or of Prof @. Ii. cleveland, Secretary of
June 26, 1853.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

G The wife of citizen of Cincin-
natl was before Police Judge last week
for examination, in the course of which
she stated that not a single word of con-
versation had passed between her and her
husband for the past ttoenty years, They
have lived in the same house together,
and part of the time dined at the same
table, and yet not uttered word to each
other for nearly quarter Of century.
The wife cannot possibly be scold, or
she would have opened battery of '.jawn
that would have broken the silence long
ago. laf r-r
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20


Machinery, fer she New -
-.fiss ~ Wesa. asff1 Nefths
THE subscriber Is now nnkjns n.
= Northern Illinois, Wisconsin ' III; tour o,
Iowa and Kansas, with competent I'm sn.nnhesOta
Millyrights and is prepared 10 fnrn;shn sr aud
Saw Mills and Engines, both Portabioo Sl.eusr
tlonary. and all the fixtures comnls,s and Sta.
them running, and warrant them ~ And se,
$So 70 $40 per day, in FROM to Weel' earn from
receipt Of the order. for from 81 40 70 - I'm IN the
cording 70 the sile Of the Engine. "s<'s~,Ae.
These Mills stand unrivalled In Nh.
Lumber Making Macbiners. for eticienSsnnn annals .,
pmy aud durability 'eeoh,
Sash or Mulay Mills removed. ANA ~,
dilis set,ranning in one weeks ti,no feua,
800 te s5G0. and double the prpduct aSth, 10y frn
MI guaranteed, and the expense f,r ISfuer
iueed 1870 ia t't ''' repain n
have ALSO made arrangements x;Ap
manufacturers. By which can furnish usass,eis
n 81 all kinds, from 10 TO 90 per cen, haloe.
FIGURING and Corn Mills. Lath Maxi.
furnished atshort notice. De.
II on hand 'i1es' eonstan,
u Letters of enquiry merel, sb0vla
stamp. .. q CHI rs SHy md enelues
Moline. Rock Island Co, hi. n ratsnte,
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
#Et From the Enporia Ners.
From the Upper Eeosho

From the Upper Heosho.
or Our remarks in regard to the i'm
portance Of the erection of FIGURING
Mill at this point Immediately, have had
the effect to rouse public attention and
institute inquiry in regard to the probable
chances for such an enterprise. We re-
peat what we said last week, that if these
who are most interested will but take
hold OF the matter in earnest, it will be
easily accomplished. The benefits which
would accrue to this place would be i'm
mense. There could at once be estab-
lished direct trade with New Mexico,
and Emporia would become one of the
most important Quitting points for
that country. The expense of transport
ing the heavy and important article of
flour would be materially lessened, and
would of course attract to the point sup
plying that article, large portion of other
trade for that region. 1t is unnecessary
for US to speak of the importance of Sc
curing the trade and travel to Santa Fe
and the gold regions. Every one can see
that it would be the making of this por-
ton of the country. We hope that the
enterprise will be taken in hand in good
earnest and pushed to speedy completion.
CT A large amount of corn has been
destroyed by the late heavy rains. The
crop was mostly standing in the field the
violent winds that preceded the rain had
blown much of it off the stalk on to the
ground, and the water has caused it to
rot. This is serious damage to most of
our farmers, and will much increase the
price of corn. The amount damaged has
been estimated by some of the farmers, at
One-1alf the crop.
6T The young people-and old ones,
too, for that matter-have social gather
ings, two evenings in each week, for the
purpose of practicing in the tart of song"
There is nothing better calculated to pro-
mote harmony and good feeling in COM
munity. May We have more such.
o. Judging from the lumber of births
in this section, reported by the doctors the
last few days, we should think that the
SO, 500 inhabitants required by the English
Bill, would be "on hand" by the time a
census could be taken.