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Seminary Meeting q. L..a...

Seminefy meeting ~ Ls0deA.
At an adjourned meeting Of the citissna
of Mills county, Iowa, held At Loudon, on
Wednesday, January 9th, 1858, for The
purpose Of receiving the report Of the COM
mittee appointed for the purpose Of receive
ing subscriptions for Seminary" to be
erected at Loudon, under the supervision Of
the "Methodiss Episcopal Church. (Iowa
Conference.) 81
Rev. A. H. Tlr7oN, being called TO the
Chair and G. NCcxoLLs, appointed Secrsta-
y. Upon an examination Of the Subsmip-
tions, it was found that $40, IFS, had been
subscribed to said Seminary. s
Rev. J. Guylee, presiding Elder) being
called upon; after . few appropriat e remarks,
furnished the following names as Trussscs:
Loudon Mullen, ESQ.,, Rev. VIM. Arm
strong, Rev. l. H. Struggled, Hon. Thcs.
II. Benton, Jr., Rev. G. Pitser, Rev. Beaj.
Rector and james Miekelwait, Esq.
The Trustees then proceeded TO slect a
building committee, which resultsd in Tie
election Of Lanier Mullen, G. Nuckolls,
VIM. Arnstropg, Wn. P. Davis and ]. VI
Whipple.
VIM. Armstrong Was chosen from t&at
number q Sscretarysand Lanier Mullen,
40 Treasurer. = = ~
On motion Of Vim. Armstrong, osdcyed
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NoNPAREIL JOE OFFICE.

The facilities IN this establishment Tor neat and eXpe
ditious Job Printing surpassed in the State
The materials all entrey new, oouprstag all the
later and most approved styles Of Tpe Hcder Rules,
&C.. together wtihtwo Pop<y JOB frsssee Of the best
patterns. 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
minaton OF the propreors, that all work executed 1t
this establishment shall be distinguished BY the fea-
tures neceaeary % constitute II nOrparstk-aanoly
ceyYlctnsss and AsGtness. ne possonal supeintend
Of the pUprietors guarantees the faihfu perf0r
Of every job We invite patrooage with the
rance 70 ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
faciities will enable TO execute ali ordeB entrusted
to ~ ii manner before attempted in this city
nor surpassed in the State.
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Where IL Gliddom.

The above is pertinent query, just at
this time, the result of the late Senatorial
contest having revealed to tho astonished
eyes OF the denizens of the s'Missouri Slope''
"wondcrful mummy of the "squatter SOW
ereignty" breed. Whether the aforesaid
mummy can be unrolled without the aid Of
its illustrious prototype, at Washington, re-
mains to be seen.
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Wednesday night last, the beautiful play
Of Ingomar, was presented. Mr.. and Mrs.
POWELL, sustaining the leading characters.
The play was we'll sustained throughout,
and met with hearty reception 1t the hands
of those present. By request Of goodly
number of our citizens, the play will be
repeated tonight, and We bespsak full
house on the occasion. &
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Concert Hall Vas crowded to II n!no''

----------- Z, = :
tAss seAssa Ezhisssiss. & $50.
Concert Hall Was crowded 20 y 49,. 49,.
capacity, Thursdsy evening - q .,.s-
the School Exhibition. " = -
seen . more interested aadiss
Cd i more successful exhiD'no.' 49,
sral thing, the scholars sn'ele' '"'S 8
MOS and spirit Of the pes1o'n.' -. -
IDENTIFY felt just pside = 'As s.'' - =
their efforts. We have ne''ne. .ne YIN. no'
the space to enter into ae'shsa sPes'nea
ton of the merits OF the dinofen' Pei.or
srs, yet wecannot refrain rom leieffins ~
= few Of those which seem 70 Us oe'ei'''s
Of more than 2 ''passlng no.'ce
OF the Compositions read oy inc Young
ladies of the school, We are unable 90 JUDGE
not having heard them, owning partially "
the noise occasioned by the Outgoing -
incoming Of parties, and to the ino's'''''
ness with which some Of them wsl
The defamation BY Master n1-
happy effort. He spoke di's'n0''y' VIC -
lures were appropriate ana sa'y' ..N W
displayed q knowledge 9, e'o'' :,
science, mot often e1niol'ea ~ one y We
age. Masters HEfsEs' LArrEh1r, o1sl..
and KELLER, acquitted themselves VAN grea'
credit in their dramatic repre'en'a.'on'.-
The two latter, in the characters OF 'ne FF'n.
ter and halter, we're perfectly At nome, anu
ELECTED general commentator MISSES
JorSER, LAFFERrY, HEPsEh ana nAfL'ss' Jus
played considerable talent ana genius IN
their dramatic personat'ons. mss AAffh.-
TY, in the character Of the old woman' mace
decided hit. She sustained the cnafa''ef
remarkably well. twas reserved, no"s''''
for petite JENNY KoBIssoS' 10 Diins uo""
the house en- n'asse, which sne oio' W sing
ing, - only she can sing. w s"o ""o'''
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T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE, THAT HAVING
put into circulation here notes Of the MereAaRfs
Baak Of MseoR, GeorgiG, hold myself tesponsible
for its redHptsa 4 this narkst snd wt at III times
be in readiness to sustain its integrity with Eastern
cuutncy RanIsbe u Sc Louis, % with specie at ~
am not inclined as have been other parties in this
City to inict public injury BY buying the issue Of
doubtful Banks Of disceunt for circulati0n here, and
subsequently 10 repudate and refuse 70 bill
holders against loss. W. C. JAMES.
p 8. Ny once hours are from the time breakfast
in the morning, until 90 70 bed at night, which 10
sometimes at . md sometimes II O'Clock. = II
Council Blu6s, June 36th, l067-n9-u 7f's
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The Des Moines Citizen Of recent date,
contains letter from Clay County, Iowa,
containing an account of some triaing In
dian deprcdations with the particulars Of q
skirmish between party Of eleven white
men and eighteen savages, in which, ono
white man was slightly wounded and two
Of tho savages supposed to be fatally in.
jsred. The General Government should
protect our people from the attacks Of the
Indians in North Western Iowa.
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Our young Wolverine friend, SAx. F. Fol-
SON, returned to this City yesterday, after
an absence of several weeks, at the East, on
visit to his friends. It was rumored here
sometime since that he would bring her with
him on his return, but we are sorry to chron-
icle the fact, that he came as he went, single
and alone. We wish him better luck next
time. We learn from him, that tho fine
new steam Touring mill at Des Moines,
owned BY STANTON b ZEIcLEs, was entirely
consumed BY FIRE, on the morning of the Sd
inst. san. will please accept our thanks for
favors rendered.
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$1,000
Our County.


The long-looked for exhibit Of the fnan-
cial condition Of Pottawattamie county, has
at last greeted tho vision Of the "dear peo-
pie" 10 their great astonishment. An e1-
hibit 10 also made Of the condition of the
Swamp Land fund of the county, showing
the number Of acres, the amount prs-empt-
cd and sold, and what became of the money.
We have not time this week, to enter into a
detailed review of the report, but in our
next issue, we will cndeavor to show up
some of the monstrous POPULATIONS upon the
Swamp Land fund, while under the charge
of the former incumbent of the Office of
County Judge. The Official organ (9) tells
10 that that s'the business of the Office has
been imperfectly managed by all his (Judgs
NYE's) predecessors, not more so By the
last County Judge, than all Of the others
since the organisation Of the county,
Whether this declaration was made with .
full knowledge of all the facts, We cannot,
Of course, say, but We shall endeavor to
show, that our neighbor has reckoned with
out his host. Nous rerrons.
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CO We call attention to the card Of L.
NuckoLLs 4 Co., Bankers, Glenwood, to be
found in our columns. v .1
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e. The CRY H6hl ~ under the
management Of 6n1srs. 1as 3 STILES,
gentlemen tell:s ssihssd M the wants
Of the travaigI public.
CO Ws0nderstand that . meeting will
be held ct the Council Chamber, in this city,
on Monday evening next, Feb. 9Th, for the
purpossSf conaltation = resaseaso thasar
tablishnspt Of = Heal ingR oonin thiseity.
4 general invitation is extended to all xho
feel interested in she moyemest.
CO To the good people passing to and
from Omaha, we recommend the River
Hoss.. kept " Messrs. MAsxlzr : DrAs.
Don't "smle," now, We mean what we say.
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a
Tho following extract, from n letter writ
ten by gentleman in st. Joseph, to his
correspondent in this city, shows (which
way the wind blows" There can be but
very little doubt, we presume, that during
the coming summer or fall, tho great route
for our Eastern travel, will be via St. Joseph.
We had hoped to see our Davenport road FIRST
completed, but shall rejoice at the success
full completion of any road that saves time
and money. 80
ST. JOSEPH, Jan. 25, '5S.
eve hope to be able to ride all of
you Iowa folks to Hannibal next summer.
We have near Is miles done of our end of
the road, and so miles are completed on tho
East section. In March cars will run hence
East Is miles, leaving 100 miles only of
staging to New York" H=a1
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Chartered By the Legislature " Ne6raaks.
rI,wo rouH HORSE oxxIBusEs WILL aUx b..
j. tween the Above pssces daily. 81 49, q
Leaves Council Bluffs every morning, at oscletk,
n, and returning FROM Omaha in time dine at Cean-
eli Bufb st I, P II.
Leaves Council Bluffs at O'Clock, n, and rssssntng
as, Pm ssgss f vs.~-' Is = = 4 esy{Fs
Tbe above time will be observed until further notice,
mite H. D. MARL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

vALENTIA, Wednesday, Aug. 25 1853.
Later and highly important intelligence has been
received from China.
A treaty of peace has been concluded with
China, By which England and France obtain al
their demands, including the establishment of EN-
Daisies at Peln and indemnifcation for the ex.
penses Of the war.
Later Indian news are TO hand, the dates from
Bombay being to the 10th of July. The accounts
reprelent that the mutipy was being rapidly
quelled.
To-dsy's London papers have long aud inter-
estipg report BY Mr. Bright the Atlantic Telegraph
CompaDy's Engineer.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, with the mails
for Halifax aid Boston, is to be dispatched from
Liverpool on Saturday next.
The screw steamship North American, with the
Canadian mails, was TO leave Liverpool to-day for
Quebec and Montreal and the United States Mail
ST amship Fulton, for NewYork, was to be dir.
patched from Southampton to-day.
The above Dispatch was received at Trinity Bay a.
about ocock on Wednesday night, and would have
been here in ample for pubiesasn in Thursday
mornings papers, bad the lines in NOvaSco.ia not
closed at o'coek. We understand thst after the
Cable is opened for business, all the lacd lines will re-
main open night aud day aud the speedy ayingof the
cable from Pscentis Bay, n. f. to Sydney, ". g., or
to Portland, Me-, will obvists much of the delay and
uncertainty in t'anssctug business between Nov York
and Trinity Bay.-REP.
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FROM fOHi.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. TilblIs.

Correspondence Of The II. Y. TibuIs.
Iowa CITY, Aug 10, l-1'.
TIE center Of interest at preient n on. c'V 70
TIE trial, now going on in this place OF tue neu
connected with tie lynthirg Of Boyd "lIa'hson "a
May last. They were Indicted Tor MURDER anu
ss7e bsl-an uuusus thing, believe Ii 'ica
case. They have nearly al Low 'uuenaeied
themselves. II has been very ditlcuH 'a'Hs !"
obtain Jury. Though our peaceful community
was Mortified at toe results OF TIE acton u 'He
mob, much pathy i, felt for many Of 'ao'e c'1
uc.ed with it-some Of them beng mere oOys,
PROMPTED chiefly by curiosity TO JON Ils cao"J.
TIE rinpleader was man nearly seventy !eal' cII,
srd totally blind II is against him lha' Iiis 'ia.'
Of righteous indignation among us sre pouio1 Ou''
1t is believed by many that they VII OIL ''''P' pun
ishmeht. .Lo,t .la
There las been sone trouble, aIs"' ~. s-o
worthine:s of cur eLief Circulating IA 80
FLORENCE money" IL scundness iol '.,iic Is
universally doubted and great pane 80.
our working classes whose pay. Nnen lhrs eet any
!. chiefly in thi. currency. Our merchants ana
orocsr. refused 70 take il, AID at DayenpoIc very
sa,ions rot. were threatened. which resulted nov"
ever. only in some broken glass SD P.en.y
ipe-the able bsDkers, Cook. Sargent y po~,r!'
plsdging Themselves, together win press. e az,
Davenport AID Price. three OF ne "saIn.e'. uien
mfu in Dayeppcrt IL, 20 Ultimate fe1rmP''1n;
The Coz u: ,s'onsTs d tie oss'' o'-A =" Ao'a
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PERSONAL.

Mics Charlotte Cushman is at the Maven Wstr
Cure for the benefit OF pure air, doucSss and dsap
packing, after more than usually prtfess,oaA
campaign in the United States. On iesving Msvcrs
che is to visit Italy fer the winter.
1t is reported IN England that Lord Palmerstss
has become the proprietor of The London MornsEg
Post rewspspsr.
The Ziet of Berlin declares that the story respecting
hr. Lindahl, the Swedish jouInalnt, condemned 70
DEATH and said to have been psrdoned the scAao.
lately published in the European journals, is untrue
He has been condemned to death but his case u ssv
before the court Of lsat resort for fnal decision.
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From the Plains.

ST.. LOUIS, Thursday, Aug. 20, 1883.
Fort Laramie ds'es Of the 9Th instant say tina
Col Mcnrce has sssumed the command OF the District
of the Plstte and now has three companies OF the 4h
Artillery stationed st that poet, and two more com
nxnies CT tie same regimen, ard one company OF the
Sd Dragons will be stationed there this Winter
Major Gatlin, with one company Of the 9Th Infantry,
left Laramie for Utah the 9TH inst. Capt ancocS
ard other ofiicers Who vent out with Ten. Harvey,
had psssed Laramie on their way further west.
A Santa Fe correspondent OF The Republican says;
The reason why the Nsvso Indians refuse to surren
Jsy the murderer of .ior Brookss negro is because
Rroois postivss refused to indemnify them for some
fcty bo1ees killed BIZ the troops, about two months
since for respsseipg the grazing grounds OF For
Defiance. Major Brooks gives the Indians until the
10Th inst 10 brig in the murderer.
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GENElpN Nus TER IN |ERhoNT

Corrsscsudere. o. TheN \. TI.5-Gs
BRANDON, VI, Aug. -, 1863.
The people of Brandon Are making great preps-
ration, TO receive with due homer the volunteer
niEtia companies Of se State, which the Governor
has called to general uuster here. Some thirteen
companies. II is expect ID, will attend. They will
be reviewed by the Cover and staff and Sy some
Massachusetts officers who have signihed theu IN
t.ntien 10 attend TIE old military spirit Of Yer
mont had tin of lite nearly died out. The militia
laws were repealed. There w,rre no volunteer COM
panes in the State. But a lew wears sgo Capt.
Bust, formerly Of tie Mechanice' Guards, Lowell,
Mass, organized the Brandon Allen Greys and
aimee thst time many other companies have been
formed. 1t has been principally through his own
ezerticns ard those Of Lieut.. C. n. Forbes of
Brandon shat the plan for the general muster has
been perfected. TIE efforts Of these gentlemen have
been warmly seconded by tia citizens Ct Brandon,
and the newspaper press OF The State Gas entered
earnestly into the project. gathering lsrger than
this Green Mountain village ever before saw is
pected. Special trains will be run on the railroad,
and passengers will be carried for half price.
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THE FREEMANS JOURNAL AND THE
n. Y. TRIBUNE.
F.cm oui Special coIsrpr n.en..

r.cn, cui Special coTsrpc n,ea.
BRATTLEBoRo, Aug. p, ls5c.
was not aware until reaching here few days
sgc-where my letters from distant points had coI-
lec,e6-ttat any comment had been excited D.
statement in my Washington correspondence 10
tie effect that the sentence pronounced ssainsi
Captain Boutwell,, by ore ofthe largest and mos.
imposing Courts Of Inquiry which ever coIVened,
cssbieripg him from the naval service, had been
modified by the Prtsidsr. TO suspension for i've
wears. with leave Of absence and pay. 1t appears,
however th,. The Neic York Frceman's Journal
Las aiciou,ly undertaken tie ta,k Of calling The
TRIBUNE to sccount for remark of mine, taa.
the modification OF the sentence in question, had
been Produced by " strong Catholic influence"
sri then proceeds upon false and far-fstched
theory, to expend column AID mo'e OF hatulens
commentary on religious liberty aad political
,oy,litv.' If The FTtsman's JoHrHa! sigacraut OF
the relation which al independent corretpOndel. or
Contributor occpPits to the Pre.', il may now be
srE0s,entd 10 tie extent, TIA! l am indi-
,isu.ly r.pou,ibl. for ny osu opiaiocs All ststs-
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THE WEATHER AND --HE CROPS.
THE FIRST FROST.

r, Is, ESis- n TIE y L. r,se-.
SIR: The ground ~ss white With frost tina rorrrus.
Much damage done to corn, po.s.ces And vses buck-
whest ruined Thermometer stood ct 2PS ocso&
am. Your. A. q. Nrwros.
Ho-s, otis AaG 81. 1888
HrSTIYGvoS Co., lad, Aug. %. "A slight hos' W"
to be een on TIE morning Of the l9.s inst. IL did ~
damage. "a.
BRIoeFPoEr, CosS.--A frost severe enough &c An
tender vegetables is reported to have occurred o.
Tuesday night, Aug ~ IN the vicinity ct Britgspest.
Conn We shsl not lcok for another, tAss 10, kusg
fIost. til Octsber.
C,otos. II. Y, Aug 3 lS2
TYR GRassHoPrIss FRvir, &c.-On grasssoPpsr
clcpis enormous. Every man has esou.'h Of
them many n,ore thsa snoagh. They pre-, u2So osss.
corn. Craze tuYnips and young trees.
Wswsys visited BY heavy wind on Tbs iSs, which
landed many bushels OF Fall ard Winter api4ea ca tho
ground in soms orehsrls 10 this section cnsthrd ~
move OF the entire yield.
It lie ifcut to s:s,e definitely the qvaH.ty OF huit
which viii Be gathered. Many farm crc'sAds are
reay destitute Of the srticie while the trses n some
yllsgss are vel loaded. Oats were knocAsd DOVE b.
the rans considerably, ard enough for asocd seeding
eft on the ground by the grssshoppss; or ops rstA1
light. Barley $50 light. Corn AID potatoas prssiss
well.
Por,r, BIiCnr "A correspondent, Of MsHsasy
County H., "a. potatoes e beginning to rot In thst
county.
Handler, Penn. Aug. 81, tS5s.-Potatoes have ~
signs of the rot yet snd far ~ we are obi, to udss
the crop is good.
Racine, Wis.-Potstces have commenced to shsw
signs Of disease. The grass crop was hsavy, saf 49,
cured in good condition.
Wcrcester, Mass.-Po.stoes, in the main, are pres
s,g, should cay full average crop. Tobacco Locks
fire
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The Bo,roy Abortion CAsk.-Tne arrest OF d.:
Brown sud the dsy s,opuens IN reference 70 t5e iua
tree. ofu.es iome feelg in tho public mind, ard as
tie rn,ny cferfes with which the Doctor has been
charged ere brought to mind the Inquiry Is asA7''
WIN Justice ever be dCre J .,,,
Yesterday aferroor TIE nsice snd daughter OF MIS-
Bow, Lydia Emerson and Sarah Stokes, were ~ -
nrsd beftIe Tie Cc-orers J-ry but they zee
krow very little sbo1t tie sfair and tnea ~, an.
nory 4 % little importance. They have oeea D..
Der ), rcs 10 spresr a. Witnesses wb-n Tsn.e
hspa hey uay know uore of the affair wan II ''''''
to 'r.s. -. ,.L;.r
{: Police Han Officer Noyes ~srt 20 60
tFere sIressd Philip Timer, the gncs g sn s9.,n.
rlts cir, CT a ws;rsL: charging IlI - D.1 Rat
oerred in the slisged Abortion. l. = $50 -
I ives the sedzcsr CT the 9Th Oul We are no' AZ.
cf,he nature Of the .vd.fos 90 The. pom, MAJ. s
rssr, By Ire eydsroe Of the c',9Isd eIi AeTn q
JsIkiu;. ttst man wto gave the ane 0, -sn,.
Ler,.res "a, At ths tcu,s Of DR.. Brown svssy nos
,,rsti, la giri va there. - % a' S"A~'
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r>,Tog sss G.cd. stX L, care N v,seo,. r.cx
TIE b>T ard vscs u ths drecsicc Il her reg al,
rot kne>- g. have v,sitsd tts Hocss aner avs t,si
bu, az ode, scos4sr III. or W. CiSsr. lss been tbers
two or tir.e tines 10 see Dr. Brown. al "a noctsg
(. y.s s,coI psr,sd b. lsdy, npccsed &c bs t's
80 who vas very ANXIOUS / zee Ms. Btovn Bat
xss rssb!e 10 ob.sin a. interview. Tss elder ulsx
!. FAD q have fcruery KEEP. daguerrean ss!oSa "a
III, CITY. scs s-fon DR. Browns house.
lac pIisce.r . seoE, y years Old Of rather snA
xs, ,,r,n,, in "a stoe 20 TIE ,.ter BE-. vi keeps
VIA, re knows to himself. IL is probsbs ths be en-
be tsLsa before the Pohos Count for sIsuinstto tic
forstoon. He is q builder b. ocerPa1Se, saa sSs
erg.gei ro,n the 10 when syrested. It's rsSe 81
toe eid il suunosed 20 i've Susan A. Webster. Ste hu
resided U Lswrer e aScvt three years, hsvns eoAs
hc,n Somewhere In Nsiss. She hiss WORKED Sert.'e
OF tae tine in TIE Mills ,Bostoe Lsdssr SFa.
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GREATER CALAMITY THAN THE EEIgcIIoy OF
FRENoSr.-TRe Richmond Wig ssys:
"Tte election of Fremont, 10 our sincere judgment.
woud rot have been hsf Disastrous o. the ri ,hts
ard Interests Of the South IS hss been ire rsck
lees and unprino,pl.d Administration of James
huchAnsnl And 10 the past, 81 in tue future tas
SeuIa Will eor,ious to Re deceived by toe Democracy
no msl,er wSch one Of their a. oirsn.s may be els-
vs<d to toe Presidsscy in 1869, or subsequently
We Therefore 20 for utiou of he opposition ele-
neTis, with view 10 pattpg IN tie Presidential chair
As,stes7a an and patriot, 10se entecs1ents are q
spfcient guaranty for faithful and upright admins
frst:co CT the affairs OF the Government And we ere
surs u OF e. overwhelming majority Of the peops are
Wiling end esger to ccoporats IN any movement likely
te effect 90 desirehlea result"
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s1r,aEr os ,sx,LL soAiE.-A NAIL ~,ss. ..ssa'
er abont the size Il ysw propelled BY fvIr.aosss-
rover ereiIe, end drawing q feet Of yassf cs1s a9
he liver yesterday morning ard landed ATTY Of ~.
"a esllsd the "W. L. Anderson, jr, and 10 erae9 ~
asert.ev q Of that ran reading At Ne wbuTss. lac
psIty lef evbuIgh about O'Clock "a Moafsy IN
ing ard arrived here 81 O'Clock y.sssraey nV,l
reht on the river a. the bos.1sn ray. Altar oisAA
fssticg az he S,aIwI Hal re patty rstunsd 70 ESQ
craft Which econ after p. .ssa up tie ,ys, fo -
Trey ard sitervat ro.ering the Cas'Ifisa Cs. =
Wst.,f,rd. Iheyr tend to take a. On i'A<' |a"
p'su s'A .sie ~ -" GiAssy Iys.. WsiisiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

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vii Get st tbs psscc oe the lSth CAV Of Ssps,c.
ber rer, to receive and act upon spplicst.oas far
branches. Several notices have been !ssued. sgncd
BY cur most ia ueniL nen that books are slre,dy
oten for subscrp.9n Of capital stock Tor brsnches
to be located in This city. so We haze prospsc.
Of having currency that viii be as We'll secured
"a the free banks of your State. " A consUmm,-
{" ton deyoutl, to be wished in this land Of 'Ne
d" b. -aska Wild cate
So,., e lew Wheat has usde it's appearance in our
market but il is Of inferior quality, much shEunkea
and will Qahe miserable houT.