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LlsT or lETrEmA.

nxCTI0E b. AND be ~ further enAcs@0s xAok Inc
Lisss of Letters rslaaining unsAlIed fsr y ny
newspaper 10 printed, shall hereafter ~ pubMsAed
once only, in tho newspaper which, bsing issued
weekly OF oftener, shall have the largest dfseie-
ton within range Of delivery OF said once, 70 b
decided by the Post Master Of said Post Once.
LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post O1ace
at Keokuk, lows, November Is, 1859.
Persons calling for letters will please say, advsr-
tised. VIM. PATTERSON, r. n.
LADIES LIST.
Apologize Miss Margaret
B.rnain xp Sarah a bronson MnLA
Bates Miss Nelly Butler Mrs Mary
Carl Mrs Marias Carl Mrs JE
DieksrAoa CAROLYN. pall.ry An sasaa >
Dsnslow Sarah r. Draper Mrs
Datker Ingsborg LAnhseg.
Funk Mrs Amanda
@ Grove Mary X
Hughes Mrs Ann Jane Higgins Miss Mary
Hunter Miss Carrie Hawkins Mrs Mary
Hurleart Miss Asgusts
johnson Miss Maria
Is
Kennedy Mrs M Kassck Sarah b
Remington Mrs Julana
Il
Lynch Mrs Johann
Messenger Mrs MaggisJ Murphy Min Honorts
Nc
Mcmahon Miss Margaret ?
Nolan Miss Kats
O'Connor Mrs Kate :
PearsAli Mrs Louisa Phillips nrs Mary
Parsons Miss AlmiraC2
n
Rowe Miss Lissie Riley Miss Ellen
Sullivan Mrs Eliza Sockman Mrs Ann
Soifert Miss
II
Talbot Mrs Louisa Temple Mrs. MaraJ
Utter Miss Emma
Wilson Miss julia @ Wright Mary NJ
Williams Mrs d Williamson An Mary
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eHThs following advertisement appears
Id tho n. Y. Daily TribnnS:

IN tho n. \. Daily IrtbxMs:
FoE SALE, TO close concern, the assets Of
. firm unfortunate, and going out Of bust
ness. II consists Of uu0n FoRBss, TO be Ia
ken ne be runs, lot Of Eiectionssring Tracts
{if libeious, to be circulated at the risk OF
the buyer,) few baskets Of empty Cham.
paisne Bottles, aud : reputation for candor
and honesty slightly tho worse FOR the wear.
Inquire OF Wars SHERnAE, banker, William
ST., near Wall or ~ the bar Of the Fifth az.
Hotel.
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Gerrls SnaaA.

UucA, Nov. l0.--Gefrit Smith shows oon-
tinued marks Of insanity. No one IL allowed
to see him, but it 10 understood that he re-
fers in bis rawlings TO the Harpsr's Ferry mat
ter, and supposes himself under arrest.
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Through Tickets
+ ROM KEOkUK

- - ~ AvA - - ~ - ~ In
soRrHERH, xAsrsi1. AND sourH-xAsr.
CAN BIZ PkocURF1 AT THE
GENERAL RAILROAD 4 STEAMBOAT
TICKET OFFICE,
Main SfrsSs, 6stscssM FJSst sal Eece~1
oProsrT1 1xB DrILIKos noUs1,
KEOKUK.. 49, IOWA.
TROUGH RR EnG HT CONTn ACTS
10 AND PROM ALL EA6TEKN CITIES can
BE- 1aae ~ tAts s1Gaes. Damages aad
ovsr-sAargss settled promptly,
49,. IL T9WK6BURY,- Ag's.
Insurance. Insurance! Insurance
DOLICI13 on Stores. DuslliDp. Msfshan1iss,
j Pork Hoxsss, Pnhlic Daildinss, AanufastnriSa
Establismsnts, MsassAold Hurrttsse, md al insa-
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL t4O0, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. o., On HARTFORD, oOHN.
OAYisAL olSO,O00.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
MERCHANTS. ms. Co, or HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 600, 900.
This Agency .ls.ys pays its Losses promptly j
Dwellings,, Hith Insnitars thsrsia, insured at
VERY A0psAAfn rnxMuUu, for ona, thxes or ~
yearB. CallAnd lsarn ~ rates.s
aa v wM. -. AELKNAR. Ag,s,
Eoyldlm iii. Hi 6econd-st., neal Main.
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state HAN r..

Reuben Noble, OF Clayton county, has been
appointed Director In the State Bank.
vITn DIsr. ILLISoIs.-My MoClerDand has
been elected TO the Vacancy oocasionsd by
the death Of Major Harris.
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eTThe Dubuque Herald says that dark
suspicious are aaoat in that city conserving
the late demise Of . we'll known citi-
sen. HE remains are to be exhumed
and examined. He Was rich, and persons
connected with him have bean very ssaush''
since his death. The name OF the man, VI
suppose. wAs Charles Gregorie.
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w. IA. w God
r AGENT FOK THE FOLIO WING
i RELlA0LE LlkE AND FINE IN>
sURANCk CO0R AhGEe:
massal DensHt Lite Ias. Co.
Net aesumulation Jan. I, so, 81, Dol ,920.ol.
This Company has larger acca.alasi.a ssm-
pared with its liabilities than any other Life In
sarancs Co. In the United States.
30 persons Ia this city have thsir lives iAsesed
in this Company
LAMAR PRE- ms. 90. or NEW YORK.
CasA Capitai 1900 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital eSOO, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. o. BR0oKLYH, NY.
Cash capital ESQ 600.
QUAKKR CITY ms. co. or PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. 4. lS4o,
$3.50 49, -,
Particular attention given 70 Marine and
1irs Insuran Contract Policies issued
osSlcl-oa ThirIss., K.eLsl Is...
W. l. WOOD. Agent.
sspt4nbm, 10, lsts-d
I.ife, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
raAss n thsfcliswing reliabs Arst slAss con-
fRE AUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
49, or NEW Yonx
This - Ne aafsst and most rslabls Iifs Insurance
Company in the werh, with IN accumulated
1aad Of svsr u, OOO 800.
ATLANTIC TIRN AND MARINE INs. CO.,
~ FROvIDnNox, I'll.
CaPisal oisO,0OO 90.
EprINGYTrLD rrRF AND n ARrER INs. CO..
W1ue1rDLD, MAss.
CaPital eIeO, 600.
PsoRIA MARIH1 ) fIkE IEsURAnn Co.
Capital $500 900 90. yaaa
rAaa4 A1airiAx Iasxraaes viii - vsll % esll q
rs AesnSy o. g q. b. uIMONp,
Ostlalin Msia-st.. over 0sdan,s Book Store,
y. ). x'sAvSo. AZ. carrrsxDsx. 3. j. pxv1s.
1Gc0avic. Chittenden 4 90.
WHOLESALE GROuERs.
rsrwar4ing ana Cs.nissioA
a kHRoHAsTs,
..................kEOAOAp
LAVE now - ha.d, ~ viii bersosiving during o
IL the eason, vEnY LARGE AND c0nPLsfn
oxQGx or NH0G&H40os Whlcn tnDy tAko pressure
! - .M.-..~ - tAe trade ~ love- Ard Mysscavf 1T
vnRY Low PRCss. lOct1dzmlfeb11w
| O Y II H. n Il II + Q o.,
| Grocsrs anA PrsAuGs Dealers,
No lo1 Main-st, bet. sth 10Th,
KHOKU ..............4I0WA.
| 1evldy 49, ss8 AQ a
/ N1s.. VAN M ~ Ed. aD@A
| /SOPAL Nd. Land =, oos0A, Japan, Damar or
AWhits Leather and Iron, from Queen City Var
nish Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Dy special Arrange
meut ~ susNls1 . oGsr thssS staAdard Var
nishss - ths Csnpany's lowest pricss. In store
ana for 0le ~ s, 80. IS s
| --n-- 4g8I "A. J.WILKIN6ON,
Sign Of ths Golden Eagle and Mortar.
| seutSod No. % MaiD-AEreet.
| LinsseA OH.
/ "A BBL6. Eastern 1nd Ohio, fOS aa1e hy sa
llU N@ a. j. WILKINSON,
/ Sign 81 tho Golden EagicAnd Mortar,
i 80 a4d % MAfn~st.
lTyUEPHHTE QUfNTNE.-f0O oss Pswsfs /
/ ~ Weightman and RoscngArten Sons IN store
- ~ 80 :, 3. WILKINSON.
\ sign d the aosdsn HAgls and Mortar,
sSpt-16 % MAin-st.
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The final Issue Of tho Peace Conferences u
Zurich confirm the drsariest snticipstions Of
tho conduct Of Lonis Napoleon. Carried
sway BY the specious language and the ohiv-
alrous attitude Of Napoleon ~ the commence
msnt OF tho Italian war, finding II impossible
70 belisvs that . man who talked 90 fair could
b gailsy Of such profound duplicity - 9TH
err predicted and ~ tho event hes demon
strated, the great proportion Of the liberal
press ia this country - wall - elsewhere
gave him from the frst opening Of that cam
paign their most enthusiastic applause and
support. Many Of them have continued, even
down to the present, TO cling to the belief
that his motives were ~ noble and the ulti-
mate outcome Of the var would be ~ glori-
Gus n VS. ever anticipated. But the fatal
terns Of the Treaty Of Zurich can hardly fail
30 deprive him Of his last hold upon the lib
sral and living intellect Of the age. By the
last arrival from Europe We are put in pos
session OF the specific character Of HE de-
mands with respect to the balance OF Italy,
after csding Lonbardy to Sardinia. They
are.
aThat the Duke OF Modena shall be recalled
to this State; that the Duohy Of Parma shall
be united TO Piedmont; that Tuscany shsll
be augmented in territory and restored TO the
Grand Duke, and that the projected confed
GRAFTON of the States Of Italy shall with mod
crate reforms be carried out"
That the Italian difficulties oan be settled
upon such basis, few men. perhaps, believe,
though he may fancy, and perhaps truly,
that bis armies are adequate to the underta-
king. He has written to Victor Emmanuel
TO cooperate with him in the arrangement;
bat meantime We hear that Gsrribaldi Was
in consultation with the King upon the state
Of affairs, while the disafection increases and
the arming Of Italy goes on. The breaking
out Of new hostilitics may very likely be
heard Of at any time, but the character Of
the complications that would follow, no man
can predict.
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THs MURDGRER or CHARLsss.--Mr. Thorn
ton, the murderer Of Charless, was executed
ct St. Louis on tho llsh. He mst HE death
with surprising frmnsss and oomposure.-
His countenance was serene, and not muscle
hinched.
0IThs Dubuque Ezpress and Herald
confesses to feeling Of satisfaction that
Judge Douglass views are sustained by Rev
srdy Johnson. We suppose it would feel q
good deal more gratiied il they were sus-
tanned BY the people.
, 1859-06-29
4 %GIsw1l1ar Case

Tie following interesting case came before
the surrogate III Htrkimcr County a short time
since: Joshua Brainarl recently died i'll the
town of Norway, At an adrancel ase, teaving
a7."ut ss.'"'a II properly. Of this sum about
}i,,s-' was in gold. woch he had accumulated
from time to time, during many years, aud
hoarde.l up without making any use Of it. He
lei. i will in tue hands Of friend, and soon af-
ter his death, one cf his daughters called to see
the will. aud not being pleased with its coz
tents. threw it into the fire and destroyed it.
Another will was then found, Of au earlier date.
and the executor named in this will presented
the same for probate to the surrogate: Some Of
the children opposed the probate on The ground
that ,I.is " III lad been revoked by the subse-
nu,ut will, which had been destroyed.
Proof was taken before tile Surrogate, and it
was shown ty patrol thai the DESTROYED will
contained the usual clause Of invocation, and
probate was therefore refused. Then the 4urs-
iirn ra,ue up whether the contents Of the de-
stEoys.t will tos,il be shown with sutfic cvr-
,.:i,tv to .,ate the parties interested to estab~
IT. :: :, i,,>. .r destroyed will by proper prs'-
ecs4iny instituted tor that purpose, and it "as
asccrtaiaed that its contents could not be
proved; and the Surrogate therefore granted
letters If administration the estate Of the de-
ceased as he had died Unsatisfactory iryut.
, 1859-06-29
WESTER.1" .t~EW.S ITEMS,

prRsr,r or . Turr ,,xn-n n,xr,c,,-.s
Tho =, r,n,s ot = .mts. sp.a .e
the besicgement aud capture of one Barney
Dunn, b. officer Wedcewood, on q charRe If
felunous!y abstractiuE logs from $. Weston,
Barney wus ut North La Crosse, pretty tight,
andwhe the officer attempted bis arrest he at
tempted the duckiug Of the officer: but the re-
suit Of the tussel was Barney rot landed out in
the water about fifteen feet, while the officer re-
nlaiued IN Shore Barney swan for tree,
where he swor. be would STAY till lie starved
and fell off, The officer having no boat nor
shooting irons, stripped and swan to All Island
short distance beyond the tree. and let Hy a
sione ut Barney, which took him on his right
arm. The sousr had neuriy sobered Barney,
aud the stone finished the Job, and lie cayed;
both swain ashore, and Barney submitted 10
the bracelet" with proper meekness.
Az 1o,v, .v.,ox o11 ,.,,r ..,;d;r, m
Muscatine Island, who considered hers;H az
grieyed in sosnc manner by the Railroad run
hing over her premises, constructed 4 fen ce
acruss the track one day last week, and seating
herself iu chair close by when Liz. train cant.
along, commanded il, Canute-like, to 70 no far
ther. Conductor Root yery obliginrly stopped
the train and tried to expostulate with her. but
finding it Of no use ordered his men to tear AWAY
the fence, which they did. 1t is understood
that madame has agreed to grant IN amnesty
to the Company till next week, when, if her DE-
n,and is not satistied, she will renew the war
The race Of Amazous, il seems, is not vet rx-
tinct.
ap,,n v.vn,prs 1o,r, ,.,oz
s+-,n,,cr r.,ss;n.- ,hro',<.,, Eer,'i PtpdA ti,na
t,Lrn s;cE .nd 3;e =, 49, ~ ~ h,,ai. N.Y.
],r can,c tn nav },;s hi h. nrn,3 H.. 1,,'I ~,
, 1859-06-29

How u Missouri Bank Ikcdccnss.

4 lhouey-dealcr in st. Louis, Il few days awo,
sent tu tile TURNER'S Et"k " L..;".tton, Mo-,
$';:,'""' If tile notes If that Institution for r.
dcmrtion. How the messenger was treated,
aud low the banks If Missouri intend to dis
c1lar.c 1lleir obligations To tic public, tue st.
Louis Itmor'4! Of Monday tclis us III tie p:ra-
graph below:
The bills were presented in 11cst courteous
terms yc1 the bank reil1sc,! To pa: i'll @"i,l,
desired, or III t. l.n.,is Or New 'ork exchange
or St. Louis city paper. Tia. bank refused to d.,
ANYTHING, except in slow .uL rr2ruva,in::
manner TO pay out silver, dep, rciattd cs.rs.t,-
cy. to The amount ot =, on cac uutt, the resi-.
due i'll I"l,;. 20 ~ow were til. payers that it
took whole day 10 pay tu{ = :"t III s." notes;
:lnd yesterday, after their silver had s,:u nit,
and they wt.t III expectation Of lnrr. SI'I in"'
Vi silver left tili, city this morning tu sutcar
th:Mt. onlr s:.""' WIS paid un $lp bills. the
lsa"k "ci:.ls !ns'ructiuE tie party p:.yils::
ont u be a> SLOW pp>~;bf:. Meeting, vi the
Directors Wtrt lrld twice DAY; il was even
psnpuscd 10 t!.c l;,ari To register every n,e lis
redeemed. +" pruons tlle n.atrr, but the r.sa-
l'1t:"t WIS r,icctt1 Tltnse same l:ank uIli-
cials or Nrrut"c,, in.t.al "f .rsin;. to prevent
II, outbreak, were busy in t.:li'l;. TIE }m1r,.
lace against tue brokers. tlt ll.nd-b "tt.
lossea, calling tue people together 10 take steps
in. >uclt 'sruis" eprn the Farmers lsauk--1
n'"rt'"; w&a held. and intialnE,at"ry speeches
made, tax"'in@ llub measures, rotten eggs, ;ar
"H,l feathers. etc. i negro WAS t1u;|nyt,t 10
ring Il bell. a!su, which was due for two l.uurs
in t:o,t Of t!!c bank. 10 tri.ltrn the brnk.rs
S"n'e even went into the bank aud threatened
eggs aud tar. Ii became the tow, talk 1T din
Hrr tables Hlid t1-cN here There was one Ky
crp1ion alnUn. thu Directors il, this nn.rnt!c-
manly cunct. Mr. !. :. I.i.ht,,rr, :,r,cd very
e'e'ersy tl,rnngEleut, doin. rser,,s,in. in h:*
power to facilitate 'h redemption 1T ths un:c>.
This whole conduct, it seems tu u* X worth, vi
most severe ccnsnre, particularly WITH il Is H.
collected that, u week a.o, the Lexington E'r-
i",rtt1f b"a>t"i Of heavy sales Of stock il, this
bank at nvcr ST." per SHARE aud l.:tt its p,.':s
from circulation snt'-f b- enormous. I his >.tnr
Esro.it"r has promised teeNpnsr the !ulv ],in-
ct.dings in its u.1t i>>ue. Mr.. Ch:l> teir-
grap'lea to-day III stop '1illy yal. i:s. in ,l le
ga' way forced upon his agents, l IL '!c:n.!
payment with notary iii uicr ai'on The w!~'!''
sum.
, 1859-06-29

OxE or THE AUSTRIAN ATROCITIES N lTALY.-
The French accused the Aus1s'an~, il is said, of
,lcmandn. pretty women to be oc!''ered up
By the P:c.ln:rn'sse to tlie 1ap:ehs ~ tnsn
wanted, at vvrceIli. 'bciiade1s.. tor 'hr sick
soldiers, aud they demanded it ii ,i.e Syn.i:c,
Ii. s,ia H.. had NOT any aud c.s.i hot t'rsi any:
In, they insisted tlsa, hr must: TIE Er.as ~
say tue Aus;zians, 1rzndatel 1ls.s ~ dad
f,ret,y women,) and 50 mads them <the Austri-
sns1 10 be asking for wemen when they only
asked for uediciue:
, 1859-06-29
- CONSUMPTION j. CHRONIC
~ DISEASES.
n{h<wEnEK NxNH

Nuut to The ttttns u Chicago au4 vicu t..t
he has returned frm New t'rseans ard rlsy A co,.
Stel 'eae~:s Saturdays and stcv4ays, t..ui yre:,.
+. w. f',r ali G1seases nf the
L*ass> Throat, Htars, Lsrsr, E'&t~aEs t'ou,-
sfafass, avid ~t <hrsa5e Lsss."ses.
\" tl." 'si-r',>+S s.r;!, Al .s'" .,.,.
T. tt,t tFF's.lt1rn un!t~ al f. lin 3-.i
T.. - uf the :,:;t.": III, p. y. -:
4-.-AE I'D SIEEa1 t'tEE.
III. sat success IL Ito Treatment OF tie ,,se >. .
h2a now eesn demonstrated bayund 4out a.! t,*w.,
Ffee. "'''
II R'onas u ~ leo sia,a s.re.t s:saer ~.
tont-tntrz1es On Sta1a 5lee:. ~. ~
, 1859-06-29
4 Good Htf.

G"'crnor Morgan &c. off 4 good thing nj Ruf.
'alo, on the occasion Of his reception IN Thurs.
day In his speech ut the formal reception, h.
laudsd buffalo IL the skies. rrai>inS its pcop|,.
ITS enterprise, its commerce, de-. &c. to M
end. In tue ev1nins, at less formal :uth.r-
in, in the large dining hall ng the Mansion
ionse. the Governs: responded to co,nrli-
mentary toa>t- The Rutlalocs, remembrance
the nice things said earlier in tAc tay were list
en'ng for more. when His E4cellcncy suddrpl,
dropped the following wet blanket ov.r ,I,.;,.
jaws:
- II has been my pleasure IN anothc, CORA.
sion to-day, TO enuncrate how greatly your CIV
exceis IN Its commerce-how greatly in cx,uri,
and imports over Ill other lake cities: hut
omitted to say TINT found on 4 vist to Aubur,,
the Other day. that you also greatly excel in
your representation i'll certain State 1nstitu.
longed ct,rerS} io
, 1859-06-29
Public NousrS.


Having r'sFcaosed t> WI. knuwn est.b. hment- have
ftt:ted tic -mt, supplied It with furniture, made
nunets of s. sons aud a'.esat,as calculated meet he
E.s Il the pub II ard hereby 7unounee that ts
c2en and ready r TIE revept.a of xuess- The uray II
sh@ tr1c has few esual- the Western untr. 3roz
n!'r 10 the Lake each fhe at:te4ve scenery bathsn.
the moa desirable s!~t fer Westen peope to take r:fue
firm heat. du.t ard eptten;cs-
Gentlemen witatte.r fan4i:es wao de4,e 10 pa,y few
week.asay ssua, the heat srd dn.t Of tar city win su
;cetn Stages every honr 10 an, f:"1a
tbs IInteI. H. r. CHESrrf
4s14-tm
, 1859-06-29
pOSEH1L1. CEMETERY

Na9As'% 81 'he r'',tE:l H''"Tv y nj
~: AIN! 4esrr iE:, .!-;" :e: - IT, III. /!
t. t., 4 +, cs:;;stsfs 8 L L;G tLe ceae:s -
Pra Re.e raan!ng ss1tA1rst nens IL ac!an of
AoTa Gask ~ Ma.s :1eet through Bowaanv!!t. By
tef iuher r5xeulas nqa..e It he oss .! tse 1. n.
pao7. -ses q C4atk sttts. i=a-ly-t4s3
, 1859-06-29

C.NAnn.-Some fellow, whose genius .1evel.
opcs Itself in liring, produced considerable cx-
citenlent in the city yesterday by inventin. 81.
telegram that the steamer NovA Scotia ll:.d ar
rived 1t New York, with news that tile French
army in Austria hud been thrown into confusion
ty tile assassination If Luuis Napoleon by Il
Sardinian soldier. The run.or spread like wild
fire, and the German portion Of Tie popuat Oil
discussed it with vehement annation.-E Etu.in-
hdtt toDlnler,id{.
, 1859-06-29

4 L ROkA 1N6 6TITUTE
CLARK SEMINARY

4 L RORA X IN UTE
CLARK SEMINARY.
!Az-. j. ;'1.:ea :; AURORA k4se Ca;::,v ii -.
Eiz~e Fig fen ta,c:4kn. ' ''
+t rat sii.fr -" tac :ak Ct tie Fe Erer ever OF.
IT,: city al. VT diversified cr.,-y ,r4 :,
st!st; 7: ts1 uui ata1 'tlitfi ia :.f..trn lie bud,
trt 1se@E ak! If ,H e,.,i,,n r. .sI il, H. "
~. :" 1nf s.;.,.: s.i IL. q" II s+e:ra t4>.r.
t9t'e si. of l4-w and sr.-l,,~; e3, rh
Ct th- d-iez:>, + in -tr.ci!tn i ~ :;.,.s; r.nn
K,:t,G .e 'sns ha; eEerE is>irle ,.nven:tnev IN
;'!y s"om- for itr-!L,:ro- ta,:1- M:sS V.r.1rIta
l'ss H;tff+. &c.- H. Every ti41t much
c'! 81 All es:cr ,a!:a AMI CL;rr5,-c ,u,y;r
G.=;s. ~ .1 - ~
COURSE: OF sTTnY.
tNE CoxNov FsGLlsH liRA1cH1* will rere:re ,rrr!.1
tss:lan- AotEn4 will te Allowed .u?e:>ece ihe:1
Two GKArrA7iSs f.rRsr~, Sc;-r::se md ta.,i,-ll
aTs provided II: 10th laa:es sentea en- Tkr:r !.
inE at special th'nushre<s in Latin G:eex a:i a:e.
E'aLc>- The ioANxxetAl C+v..E is - -x:ea-.vc a..
'hornash as thai {: our he>t Mercantile tett ind It
yTrNfx F'sIxrrst ,'t:r% tr f"ff.na.
\ pFAc:;r-l fhvs.raa a.! >u-s.na. Aha-s II.rt 81 D.
VIII dre weekly lectures. Illustrated viii, skslen %
;a1 hs ~ alv Hsss' IL Lef:s + + f W
A. NJ superintendent u the M;a4t, stesae surrey.
Ihe MorzES LASGrAsts arr taught by i.1.e,;. ~hs
T. the isErA1.4kTr Mr-te-vt-. IN. ,'.4l.a:L-
full acd thorough arranged In the charge Of an
as;e lrotts-o; ces;Eed u qn4"fy lari:s f.: t<-h:ns
Ct akluful artists.
Ia erery Is purpose TO furnish .hu,,nch
Instruction, aEI - o< hi4 tie rr1r a.
Ftr~s.
1ae tenn commences Septenser lst, 1872 F.: ruu!a,-
@ch"Eac' ;s. il ~ bES5sAfs zs;5. t HACKNEY r..,,t.
EeE. LIEf JLE@S Secretary. tclksrl-t373
, 1859-06-29
CROP ITEMS,
TTLTuN AND rE,,KlA COUNTIES.
E.nn,x,r,,I t,,. 1htJ

TILTuN AND PEORIA COUNTIES.
F4nu,ytrus 1u,r - lksa
rw p.Ar,
1~ot';p fess Auo As3pLnf:
tn rite IL. yeur pscr ua ~ hare s4c 1nt1tns frua
s vicinity In relation to tic crop. venture IL drop
.bort notc And s.t ,rorh .,r tha f,v,,x n,c ,,yn-
r:nc,. l., cv. ,1".r, H. ,, - ~. IT,. ,.osn.r, T.,
wheat It would have lycn aujy u,c:,. crup n, tes,
,,,, ,,, t,, t,, H., .. 49,. ~. 81, t, .,
entire failure. Much If tr Wheat l. mi fairy iii c 'lw.
haye examined rv ,,7ru nt4 .s. If Inv nc.b*5. :.,
'' ''t a'"'t III the ";a'o t'a' lit "A'a' '' "s' ~
1nus1 II not uuitc au c1t1r failure
,,. w ~, I.,, ..-, x.., ,,I ,. ,,,. ~. Ill.,, ,,,
s ~ ~ 'A w.. s''s .A'
PROMISE sa crop. though pr lis a! tail tue l>tl
oua,y was eowr la:3 -nrirc <or u;c backward. tut,
u,, ,a,r ,1.r,,,, r,r, md .,rd. ,,r,x viii M,
the crn,rd snd With y Son1 rea.n We rha probably hive
,..- ,,,r, 4or thu, n.,, -. ,11,l ,,r, IL WON. nm u,
, 1859-06-29

"A ball storm visited Hudson. Summit Coutny.
oh'o' on the :4th' brcakirg out lc.~"' paucs of
g'ass In the houses Of the village. 1t was uls,
Immensely destructive of the crops in that
locality.
, 1859-06-29

h"n' Carl se'lufz and Judge 4 u. SmjtL
".A address tAr citizens If Monroe NJ.
'ne 4th Of July. Hon. N. r. Sweet, Of Freeport,
Will speak ut Mineral Point, and Hon. L, 7, Har-
vey, of shopie1e, at JanesYille On the same dar
, 1859-06-29

4 correspondent Of the Missouri rt,rt,. III:
wr'tin. from, st. 1u.erh whrrc Tie ir.al was
held, thus speaks Of thc case Of Dr. hoy, re-
Gently sentenced to the rcuitent;ars for tive
Years Cor stealing Slaves:
The Charge a..,',:t 1'r. 10y was, ut lie IN.
ticcd the stnv' Drk frurn tho State Of Missouri
Tue evidence failed to show ,llat nr Ilcy WAS
'rtr it tlv State Of Missouri. willie i, cn.clu
sivcly proved that the hoy lick LETT Mias.::ri
srtM r1s- '-o:;: It,: masftr, a!!owin. him IL ,!p
sn and that .lno. boy ncrcr saw hin until af1,r
liz reached Lawrence.
Further cs''n'nens is unnecessary tt:r whol,.
transaction is i libel upon tic freedom If au
american citizen, III orer, violation If iuS,it,.,
and "nly rarallelsd by The English statt t.;:s!s
in Ireland
II thr Supreme Court Of Missouri does nv
grant 4 new trial, they deserve the exccraion ri
every loncst hear, aud uprcjudirci man; bu,
canmt think the highest Court Of any stale
ronld be guilty Of 80 great injustice. as ii refuse
new trial, with the features Of this case tair,
before them!
, 1859-06-29

Aso'n1sc THE Droi.cr Noel
was sore troubled" 1T the scandal Bro. .hrr
Cr''np brought upon himself By drinking too
much, aud especially regretted the injury it
brought to society Ut Sharon. So one morning
nc stepped over TO hrothcr Crun,p's, and found
The I'D n1an i'll dozc in the little porch
Won't YOU take dram.'' asked Brother
trump, A. SOM as he was made aware Of the
prx,enes ,f;n ,,s,, Of L5 & nsi:hlo! Why I'm not
hr"shcr Trump got his bottle, and the friends
,eok !, dram apre.. Don't you think. Brother
>o",: sid rr"mr: that sprrit> Is blessn':''
.,.. e., replied Noel. "s,,erits is a h!c*sin'
W Ha' some ct us ahn>r>.' "Wcl now, Brother
w. " WHO do s"n think abuses the h!rssin':"
e.i: u 's hard I" >av-1,nt people talk-'rs,'t
Mru,, Et'u ih,nS tlas You drink little too much.
s;1r G;r"mr. *'Sn'nc'iu'e> l',s ,'"usl i was a
ar,ne'" a. loo ,nn'ch. ard then again Id think
''i' - a, ,i''st3 ~ left il 100 the Lord i" >.y
tc . mho. "s i:.:S;i: IGi:' TOO far III spcri:s II,
~ 49, . orlakn' toof ,uoh, for him to take away
n.;',,t. aphtente ttn ior sperits. I've prayed that
l II clear Of tLe 81 possibility, anyway"