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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17
l. A TES II N E w S.
LATER IRON EUROPE.
OF THE WISER.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIES.
BY TELEGRAPH.

MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIES.
NEW YcsK, July l6.-The Bremen steam
er Weser has arrived. with London dates Of
the 4th inst.
The German Diet has agreed to the prop
osition Of Prussia. to place . corps Of obser-
vation on the Rhine
Disturbances have occurred at Messina.
A French division has been sent to join
Louis Napoleon.
Breadstuffs closed dull
Provisions also remain dull
LONDON, July 4.-Consols 80 S-6.
Dispatches from Vienna dated the Sd inst,
states that the Piedmontese troops had sur
rounded Peschiera.
MILAN, July l.-Garibaldi 10 msneuvsr-
ing to close the whole valley Of the Adigo.
In order to isolate Verona and cut of the
Austrian communication with the Tyrol.
Garibaldi Is 1t Tyran with five thousand
troops.
The United States steam Frigate Wabash
has sailed from Trieste to Messina, in conse-
quence Of the disturbances that have taken
place.
A French squadron of six ships of the
line, five frigates and many gun boats, was
seen off Carsola, ON the Calmatian coast, on
the lst inst
Seven English vessels of war are of An.
coma
Prince Windischgratz was expected al
Berlin on the Sd, on q special mission from
Vienna, y:o Dresaen.
The French rents had advanced on the
Paris Bourse, closing at s3f 36c.
The Austrians have abandoned the line of
the Mincio and fallen back on Verna. after
having burned the bridges of Monseambana
Vsltegio and Soito.
The total loss of the Austrian army ct
Salferino was 23 officers and 5000 privates
killed and wounded about 1000 were miss-
ing, most Of whom have already returded
The Austrisns lost guns.
TRrEsTE, July 2.-To-dsy 700 prisoners of
war passed through our town for Nsbresi.
M.
The Arch Duchess Charles is about to e.
tablish . hospital for wounded soldiers in
the Arch Dncal palace here. and to support
it with annual donations Of 10000 florins
An English steamer coming from Liver
pool announces that on the 26th ult. dis.
turbances took place ct Messins.
Four SaTdinian war steamers were at
Messins, of which three had left for the
Adriatic sea, off Ancons, where were four
English war steamers.
Yesterday Count Reischberg, the Austri-
an Premier passed Nebresina.
MUNICH, July Son account Of want Of
money for war purposes, an extraordinary
Diet has been convoked for the fourteenth
Of July.
MARsEILLBs. July 2.-Advices have been
received from Naples to the 2sth.
N. Bremen. the French Envoy, has been
appointed Grand Gordon of the order Of
St. John.
Prince Isbatella and Prince Comitina have
been sent to Lombardy on mission recip.
rocal to that dispatched to Naples by France
and Sardinis. in the persons Of M. Bremen
and Count Salmour.
Letters from Rome to the 28th, assert
that an inquiry into the disturbances at
Perugia has been ordered.
An officisl contradiction has been pub
lished Of tho reported liberation Of crimi-
malls of Rome.
A circular published on the temporal
power Of the Pope. and an address by His
Holiness to the Cardinals in the Legations.
have been Issued. both expressing conf
dence in the Emperor Of the French.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17
GRAND PLEASURE TRIP OF THE BIZ

GRAND PLEASURE TRIP OF THE BEN
CAMPBELL ro ST. PAUL, MiNSEHA-HA, AND Sr.
ANroNY-In veiw of the Grand National
Pic-Nic and Celebration, which is to come
off at Minne-ha.ha on the 2lst inst. Capt.
Myers has been fitting up the old favorite
Ben Campbell. in the very best style for
the purpose Of taking excursionists thither.
To give some idea of the magnitude of this
great national festival, we would say that
ten acres in one of the most beautiful spots
on earth, has been set apart and prepared
for the occasion. No less than sir acres Of
tents will be raised, giving every body :
chance to enjoy themselves in the most
PLEASANT manner. Pots and kettles. and al
the paraphernalis Of camp life have been
supplied, and in fact anything that will
make the occasion pleasing and interesting,
will not be wanted. The East, West, North
and South, viii be represented.
The Ben Campbell will leave this place
on the 10th inst, and will take all who
wish to attend. On board will be found
Milo Whites Brass and String Bands, and
the larder will be stored with everything
conducive to the happiness Of all who 60
with Capt Myers.
Tickets for the round trip have been put
down to the low figure Of $685. This in
cludes board and accommodations while
there. Tickets can be had at Burrows &
Prettyman's Office. In case q sufficient
number purchase tickets, the trip will come
as above, otherwise it will not
Those who wish to enjoya pleasant trip
should not fail to embrace this opportunity.
1t will be the most pleasant opportunity
for genuine enjoyment ever offer
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17
co M M e RCI AL F.
DAVENPORT MARKET.

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMocRAT
Saturday evening. July ls, 1882
The wBAfu8n-To-day has been hotter than any
preceding day this week. the hottest of tho season.
no wind or rain.
BusrNEss-Trsds 10 the retail branches was quite
brisk to-dry; quito number Of people in from the
country.
RExAaKs-The grain and produce market was
rather dull. Grain declining. Millers are not anx.
ious to make contracts for the new crop.
SLoua-No shipments to-day. Market dull. Dc
mand for home consumption moderate At 16 90 for
new spring extra; old wheat -four, % 90
wHRAr-Rsciepts to-day between 500 and 400 bu
narkes declined lOc. We qsots new spring 1t 90,
old, s0c for best quality.
Coax-Aarket Inactive. We quote at 6796sc fox
shslled In ear, $50.
OATs--Dutfew arrivals. We quote nominal st Is
@85c for new; old, 37@46c.
PoTAross-narket steady At Soc for old; 4O0soc
for neW.
Hoos-lOc Wholesale: l2kc retail
BUfTn-A good article Is worth 19k@loo.
HAv-New prairie prairie - 1904 90 per ton-
No old or Timothy In market
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Arrival Of the Overland N ell.

ST. LOUIS. July l6.-The New Mexican
mail, with dates from Santa Fe, to the 9th
ult., reached Independence this .. m.
Large numbers of Csmanche and Kaw
Indians were at Walnut Creek. This Kaws
we're endeavoring to form an alliance with
the Camancbes, for the purpose Of punish
ing the people at Council Grove. for hang
ing two of their tribe, short time ago.
Two companies Of troops were At the
crossing of the Arkansas, but they were
not sufficient to hold the Indians in checl,
should they become hostile.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Times Of opening and closing mails In the Davenport
Post Once
EASTERN MAIL, arrives as 6:45 and $50 ? n ;
closes 1t 0:I5 A 4 azC $40 ? y.
NoRTHEnN MAIL via Dubuque snd Northern Iowa,
arrives 1t $50 4 c:osesst 0:16 4 n.
SourHBRN M-uL, from B.. Louis and Southern Ais.
sourt. aratves At $50 ? n; closes 81 9:lb An.
WusTEnN AuD SOUTHERN IOWA NAIL, arrives ~
6.3O ? n closes ~ $40 ? M.
TLLrson WAY NAIL, arrives 6:45 u and $50 P
y; closes at n and p n
RIvsR NAIL HoUTs, including river towns above et.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and Kansas,
via Hannibal 4 81. Joseph = h, arrives st 10 4
N; closes AtlPM.
RIvER MAIL, in eluding river towns from lie CLAIRE
TO Lyons, arrives at 4 \ clio - st $50 y.
MOnTRgRH NAIL, By land, up the river, arrives st
n Sundays. Wednesdays and Srieoys: closes q
0r on Mondays, Wednesdays and Prtdavs.
BLUu 0AAss NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes At IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at u M Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AxAuosA MAIL, arrives and closes an IL n. on
Thursdays.
The Office will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to loan
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NUMBER 232.


Saturday, July l6.
ARRIVED.
LAKE CRY. Blake. st. Paul
BLACK HAWK. Haight, keokuk.
FANNY HARRIS. Mitchell. Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
LAKE Cry. Blake. 81. Louis.
KEoKuK, Dodge, Keokuk.
The Minnesota Belle will leave for st.
Paul this Sunday morning at 6 o'clock.
The Metropolitan will leave for st. Louis
this Sunday morning at Z o'clock.
The Fred Lorenz leaves for st. Louis this
Sunday evening At Z o'clock.
The packet boat Black Hawk will leave
for Keokuk on Monday morning at o'clock.
The Fanny Harris leaves on Monday
morning for Dubuque.
The river st this point fell six inches in
the ~ hours ending At dark yesterday.
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Hot w eather-Stopm.

LOUISVILLE, July l6. After several days
excessively hot weather, the thermometer
ranging betw esn 95 and 100 deg, . thun-
der and lighting storm occurred yesterday
afternoon, accompanied BY gale. prostra.
ting trees aud shrubs, and in unroo6ng
several buildings in the southern portion Of
the CITY, Nobody injured.
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DAVENPORT IOWA. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY IT, 1852

gretted by all. But take it ell in al, the
entertainment was excellent-highly cred
liable to both teachers and pupils. The
next session Of the college, l learn, will CON-
mence the first Monday in September next
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

~ 1t appears that Marshal Bech-
tel las considerable difficulty in finding
persons to act as dog catchers. ltis rather
mean business but in these hard times We
should suppose that there would be any
quantity Of idlers hanging about. who
would like just such a job as is now offered
by the chief dorg exterminator.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

TURTLE Sour LuNcH.-Capt. Houpt
will serve up fine turtle soup lunch, Mon.
day morning, at 10 o'clock. at the Missis-
sippi House on Front street. between Main
and Harrison. There is no person in this
city who can get up turtle soup superior
to Capt. Haupt. The best of wines, liquors
and beer are to be had at his bar.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
8. SUITS,

8. SUITS,
NO. 3 NICKOLLS' FLOCK.
Ts NOW receiving . large and carefully ssieessA
J. stock VI
300 - an a - h oOO,
adapted to this market. snd these hard times. 10
whi,h he invtts the attention Of purchasers.
have . large sasortmtnt OF
LAdies' Fine Kid,
Lasting aud Sc &c Congress Hsc,sd 0s,terp
Kid Hee'sd flipg evs,
Gents tit OAlf,
Pat, ut L. a,heT,
Lasting, and
Glove Calf u new aYtiess)
Congress CaiteYr,
Oxsore and Low Ties
Boys and You hs' CATERS and shoss.
al kinds o. Childrer'a &hr>e
almost an endless variety of ali the c-nmon TIA fan-
cv kinds Piease call and sre cur goods anA pstcea.
They will be sold ~ very low nsures
spr27 sANFOR n OUUY1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

Capt. Littler of the Gazette, would return
his Acknowledgements to the ladies and
gentlemen Of the Society for the kindness
shown him, and in conclusion. wishes them
many meetings as pleasant as that Of the
second annual Pic c-Nic-Gaxette, yesterday
We sympathize with Bob. He must have
been almost % happy on tho occasion as if
he had been running rid der machine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

H Those cheap garments now
offered for sale At the great clothing empo-
rum of R. Krause d Co.. are rapidly disap-
pearing. Call soon. il you wish 70 secure
clothing at prices never before dreamed OF
in this vicinity,
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QuERY.-1f a gentleman borrows a
fan of lady at picnic. and looses it,
should he replace it at once, or walt till
said lady sends male friend tsDo days after
yards, with an urgent request for the return
of the fan PHILHARMONIC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

~ Without alluding to the char
acterstic falsehood published by Addison H.
Sanders yesterday morning. and whch We
nailed in yesterdays DLMocRAr,let u indite
a chapter concerning the moral courage
that craven knave and liar. to whoe back
we have applied the lash until it w,re al
most pity to scouarge him farths. His
moral courage consists in snesklng around
among our subscribers and begging hem to
stop our paper it consists in tryingto in
iure our credit by asserting through his
brothers paper that our paper is morgaged
to parties who never had cents Interest
in it it consists in refusing to pay debts
Justly due; it consists in accusing other
people Of being in debt, while from him
an honest creditor cannot collect dime
unless he chooses to pay it; it consits in
Withholding the truth and circulating
falsehood. in lying. ::swindling. slsnlering
and attempting to undermine the reputation
Of others. This is his moral counge.-
Heaven deliver US from such morality But
we desist cruelty to brutes is not manly.
We may have been too severe with aim
may have handled the boy too roughly
we presume we have. We have lssh.d him
severely, and we will now permit him to
recuperate. If he copducts himselfhereaf
ter az we dictate, we shall not chasise him
again but we caution him to bew,re how
he talks, writes, and acts, lest he for the
next offence, fare still worse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

Coop BEER.-Mr. Holm had the
audacity to send 10 few bottles of his ex-
client Lager Beer the other day. But We
shan't get mad over it, nor wouldn't if he
should do the same trick again. Holm
establishment is at the N. W. corner Of sec
ond and Scott streets, where some of the
incest. coolest, bottled Lager can be had
Go and trv it.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. J. p. Sanford (Universaltstl Will preach In
wesley Chapel this morning at l0k O'Clock, and TX
O'Clock p. II.
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TO-DAYS ADVT'S.
OEDAx POSTS FOR SALE, BY
ALLING 4 WILLIAMS,
Julyl6-3i Corner OF Harrison and 4th ats.
For Sale Cheap.

V,HE PROAIssORY NOTES OF ADDISON n.
i SANDERS, are for sails In sums to suit pur-
chasers. For furthes Information enquire at this
Office Juiy14-dN
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.


type. 49,.
usual rates.
anuly strictly to the Immediate business OF the sdver
tser aud oil other Advertisements sent In by the I'd.
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instrucSsons
will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purpose: In
serted one time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for M
Vartatlv in GdUance, unless from approved Agents
Oontr asts for yearly advertising terminADe ~ the
option Of advertisers, they paying an advancement OF
VI! per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next 70 reading matter
70 per cent advance above rates, ana kept on In
aide IS DER cent. advance on regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
RICHARDSON & WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sAMDHRS h BRO. Daily Gazette.
II. fischer h co, Der Dsmokrst
HARRINGTON wILKIE. Daily Evening News
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
vUvHB copartnsrship bstween Wn. Hall and ; VII.
i son 0uiteau, 10 this day dissolved bv mutual
consent. July0-lt
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~ We are now perfectly satisfied

~ We are now perfectly satisfied
that Add. Sanders did not write the commu-
nication in Fridays Gazette, which contains
some very silly charges. but having seen
the same soriting in other documents, we
are sure that it was written by the other
person mentioned in our article. If that
individual is able to pay Adds notes, Why
does he not pay his own? We have halfa
mind to publish the particulars Of a trans
action of his, involving some eight hun.
dred dollars in gold," by which he
managed to ruin poor man, and put money
in his own pocket By this disclosure our
citizens would have an opportunity ofjudg-
ing whether this fellow is just the pcrson to
talk about other people not paying their
debts. You shall have . chance to "gnaw
. fle," old fellow, before We get through
with you. and We think you will understand
that mortgaged palaces will not protect
you from receiving your just deserts if you
meddle with U.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

UVHf proprietor OF the above Saosd hosse. and rs-
i Gently sf the Park House, has leased foe sssm
Of year, refted, painte and papese1 NJ eidstasd.
little north Of the Court House, on Clinton stress.
where al my old friends and oihe Who . ~ - rt
10 call will nnd ~verytatug In prime order. The
above hon IL much the business part 81 the
city than the Fsrk. which 10 nov closed . hosss.
Give me call. J. TkVSpkLtp
Julv1 Propsiesee
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CARDS..
n A SANHON.

A rrORNRY and Counsellor al Law, Davenport,
IA Scott Oo, Iowa. will attend promptly IN oil
ro,essions Al business that may b. entrusted 70 him.
refer 20 Hon James Grant, Davenport, and Hon.
Uiin und Burke, n. II. Jhhi--au
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-17

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE.
THE uSpnssresxD WILL SELL or
Thursday, July S1,
Household and kitchen Furniture,
Comprising in part the following:
100 yards Velvet Carpet,
superior quality;
250 YDs. INGRAM CARPET,
bedstesds
llounges
10mattrssses
oOfas
Tets Tetes
OIL Paintings
8dos chairs
slsrgs rocking chairs
: mahogany marble topped bureaus with looking
Mahogany stands
Dussau wash stands
Kuives
Forks
Plates
Diehee 10 &c &c &c
I SUPERIOR COOKING SHOWS,
LARGl LOT KIr0H1x SURNrfuRB.
Al the sans tins and plsss, ons
Spass Matched Horses,
wagon sss1
D0ssbJe W1s.asoe.
ALSO,
4 SplenllA Lady'S Riding Saddle.
mis- 81. yin b. positive, and bssin ss 10 e,ascs
the undsTsgne6,
Corner I 9Th and BraAy.sts.
An sums under 12o, eash; oil over 80 ssd up 70
10 pr esat intersst on s dslsrrsd paynsaas. with
h is1ss Brscs Dwelling IN which shs usasss.en.
ID nov lives. with spaeious eruasds attaehsl, = 10
rent % sasy tsfms y 0asd tenant.
July1l 3. o. 0ADO.
II C106sre JuacjbSsss D1eDrIos
On. see9s And ynssF0h
TOWysBND : CoLLIB1,
SUu0RDO1s 70 TOWNak1D AlXDt %.
llanulAsousn e
6ossvsa opc11lesl4E - oaae vaavs
raagA a ~ - rnA1asss 0ss -
~ = nnAs, Dsuss
psass ~sAssnussa1nIAs.
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Notice..

NTOTICu 10 hereby given thst the Will Of the late
IN Alfred ;. jansen Of Re Claire. Scott county,
Iowa, will BE- admiited 70 probste by TIE County
Court Of Scatt county, lows On the 0Iot 1onaay of
August, 1850.
Per order Of the Court this nosiee 10 b puhIishs6
for thres suepeos1vo Weabs In the Weey I0We oease
De0ocrat. CHA1LD0 Wl010U,
JulyO wow Oounsy Jadgs 9ooet eeuafy.
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BOOTS AND SHOrSi
VVho1o0A1o - R0tA1l,
Ar
TEXE - sanHn n aHnDRa

the EXPIRE STOREl
BRADY STREET. DAvRNpO11.
I hAvR now In store large and vsil ssesessd
1 stock Of Boots and Shoes, 70 whteh ! invfse
the attention of all IN want Of sTttciee IN my ime
lbvnfry N03Ws wishins 70 repeoish tbslR sopek
viii nnd 4 70 their advantage = call O. me bs6ose
puvehastng elsewhere.
70 ny numerous customers who prefer Osslo0
WOvk - continue 70 hold out tndncs0soae = the
way Of prime ssook and axjlsA eoesk, nee ssuaIe0
tAis SIDE Of New York.
All kisds Of Lsdiss' woSt Manufactured = ussa,.
HJy17l Y. 0AHADpp
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. yFa e U . e . alt.
Wh0leoOle agency.

THD undersigned has secured the agency q d.
= venpovt l09 he sale Of Syracuse Salt.
Mershsnts end dealers Win always 1nds suupay
a hand, for sale at
THH LOWEST CHICAGO P1106
sAdiDg yrssghs. Orders respectfully eoliciesd.
Veh1e.doI r. DA9u4. Uopoo
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GHAs. z. PUTNAM. }. .. LkAkE.
PUTNAM Il LEAKE,
A TrORNEYs AND COUNCILLORS AT Law, and
n Notasies Public. Once, No. % hstn street,
ID Davenport, iowa. oayl1dU
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PLANNING MILL.
Doors, Sash, and Bltses1s

Doors, Sash, ard Bltses1s.
THE subscriber would invite the attention Of
j builders and others TO his large assortment of
DOORS,
SASH,
BLINDS,
DOOR FRAMES,
WINDOW FRA MES,
&c, &c, which he Offers ct . great reduction from
former prices.
FLAMING, SCROLL SAVING,
TURNING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Done 70 order. Turned Newell POSTS and Balssters.
constantly on hand. Particular attention given 10
ordered work.
Please cali and examine before purchasing else
whore.
GRO. =. WOOp,
Corner Of Third and Farnam streets, nes- the Rail-
oad Bridge. July10-dlw-W3m
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IOHN q. R1LLN.

A rToRNRY AND COUNSKLOR At LAW,
n and Notary Public.
OrPic.-Oavenports Block, Davenport Iowa.
mAy2S
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his words have sunk deeply in the lesrts OF
majority of the Board. who now bastP
to grant all his request.
A great many people would liketo have
little light on the subject Of thes school
finances. They have not been abb to see
the wonderful services Of Mr.. Kisell, nor
the wisdom Of The Board in sonDs Of its
action. If one i. to hold the office q teach
er, and receive high salary, While others
are engaged to 10 the teaching. now are
the funds to be obtained to meet tle double
outlay? The people demand the abolish
ment of the Office Of Superintendet Of City
Schools, and that there be no more sinecure
offices created. They admit Mr. Kisselrs
faculty Of financiering money into his own
pocket; but as regards the system he has
inaugurated for the Schools, thy utter
their solemn protest.. -
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CARDS.
. <e Splce Of Trade.

- 0~ae> ~ TrAAA-
Cenpetittoa Ii t. =. .oo,- rorss
ITO CoNPORu TO the tin. sasS<nt 70 enc dnliar
i hes REDUCED She prizes Of o.. ere nov tshsn q
per day and permanent boarders l. u eur -
three dollars per week and uvwaSds. senaS hecss -
tsrninaiion that this shall - he beseI
the st,ts, ~
a. j. j. WUUpWo
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fOommunicated.l


Evil SpEAKtNe,-"Thou shalt not
bear false Wit less against thy neighbor,"
is q command Of our blessed Saviour How
very often are good mon compelled to
mournover the violations of this rale Of ac-
tion laid down by Jesus Christ for the guild
ance of his followers on this sin-cursed
earth. How often do professsd Christians
speak evil Of their neighbors. How often
are evil:motives attributed to really good
persons who have performed meritorious &C.
tions How very often are mems characters
traduced by the ely inuendo. the imputa-
tion of unworthy motives. the malicious re-
port and finally. BY the grossly false charges
gotten up and circulated BY mischief max
ing individuals for the purpose Of gaining .
little notoristy. The true Christian will not
give heed to every idle talk that is set
afioat about his brethren. He will rather
BE- disposed to reflect that the Devili is . liar
and that.hh servants have in too many cases
followed their master faithfully in this 70.
spect.
Evil speaking is too common among all
classes and conditions of men. fmen would
bear in mind, that the character Of their
neighbors may be injured ssriously by .
thoughtless word there would undoubtedly
be much lsa.. evil speaking in the world
than there 10 at the present time
Msny men deliberately violate the com.
mand Of Christ for the express purpose Of
injuring their neighbora
Brother Sanders for instance when be tells
such abominabls stories about the DExooRAr
should remember the ninth command
msat-'Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy nsighbor."
The practice Of evil spsaking is the source
Of much misery and v o. in this world. and
makes many death BEDS thorny. Many .
guilty eoe he's been bso0ght 70 sxelaim on
kis death bed 70 that I bad never been
bon" b eeassqueses of great indulesees
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