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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10

Austin Brooks, of the Illinois Sen
ate, was removed from the Post Office
at Quincy as Douglas man. The
Springfield correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican says Mr.. Brooks re-
Gently cast the first vote for Douglass
reelection, and after the result of the
ballot was known, forwarded the fol-
lowing dispatch to Old Buck:
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 5, 1859.
10 His EIcaieney James buchanan, President Of
the Lhited States.
Senatorial election held to-day. Our man
received 81 votes your man AZ. All right
AUSTIN BROOKS,
State Senator, late Postmaster at Quincy.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
NEIDA.

Like wild rose upon the rivers brink,
Seeing its own sweet rciness flush the tide;
young fawn on the shore, stopping 10 drink
And meeting wondering fawn eyes opened wide.
star watching in every lake and sea,
Seeking it, own form 'mong tho starry focks
Abrt singing upon 4 wind rocked tree,
Then hcarXcning TO the echoes in the rocks
shall with the sea murmur on its lip;
lily growing mid the daisies sweet
And dancing with It's shadow 4 cloud ship
Launched by tho sucbeams On the summer wheat
In all she sees reflection Of herself
Hears laughing echoes to her joyous call
Nor sees one shadow suly lrfc's swift wave,
Her happy heart is mirrored in them all.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10

Below is a beautiful lyric by Clara Doty,
one of the most exquisite poctcsscs in Ameri-
ca, and one whose merits are being apprcca-
ted by the literary world. In direct yet deli
cate and heartfelt appreciation of nature,
and in the art Of expressing, dainty emotion
of sunshine and flowers mirroring deep spir-
it, Clara has no rival:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10

1t is remarkable that persons who have the
most cultivated tastes for perfumes; those
who read Piesse, know the relative merits Of
the productions of Lubin, Maugenet and Gu
dray, Rimmcl and our own Delluc in short,
all who detcst pachouly are sure to prefer vio-
let to every other scent. 1t is delicate, very
sweet and wholesome. The following wee po-
EN- is Of itself two drops of violets ON the
white handkerchief of sheet of paper:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10

1t is not TO be supposed for a moment that
any young lady, or other person. in st. Charles
City, will make a personal application of the
following oh no-our girls are early riscrs
even in winter, and do not let their aged
mornings neither do the young men allow
their fathers to get up and build the fire, feed
the cattle SC. But then it is intended to hit
some one there can be no doubt of that or,
to Use an emphatic Hoosier phrase, THAT s
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
YOU LAZY THING-GET UP!

YOU LAZY THING-GEr UP!
] know that the bell
For reveille has rung,
And that soon for the breakfast
Again twill give tongue;
But linger with love
Upon dreamland far shore,
And its sprites seem to whisper
"Just one minute more
Oh, that dreadful cold air
And that dreadful cold bath
And all the reiinements
OF winters sharp wrath.
Oh me but this rising's
A terrible bore,
And the worst of il all is
Just one minute more
When Sunday morn bcamcth
How sweet tbs to stay,
In bed an hour later
Than on week day.
When the early bell ringing,
Says "be at your ease,
You can go to your breakfast
As late as you please" c.GL
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
Poetic Trihes.


ne of the kind which would make life rci
very serious affair, were they to he subtra
d from it. 1t is in the style of Saxe's poe
Riding on Rail"
SITTING ON TIE SOFA.
In the silent parlor,
Cozily with Nell,
Where the straying moonbcams
On us gently fell
Twas a bliss exquisite
Never felt before,
Sitting on the sofa,
Just behind the door
Poet surely erred
When he called old Time
"Slow and lca,icn footed,
Just to be sublime;
Times remorseless flceting
Sadly dcplore,
Sitting on the sofa,
Just behind the door.
There were tender whispcrings
In my listening ear,
Sweet as angel music,
And delicately clear,
Twas indeed delicious,
Who could ask Cor morc'
Sitting on the sofa.
Just behind the door!
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
VIOIElS.

Tied up within this slken string
L. something more than violets
The golden thoughts which poets sing
All holy hopes, all sweet regrets.
The memories of the oldcn time
OF walks amid the golden sheaves;
OF kisses soft as Lydian wine,
Are folded in their faded leaves.
II. \. OAKEs.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
HILDRETH & CARVER, PROPRIETORS.
T9e gntelligenttr.
.B. F. HTLDRETH & d. n. W. CARVER, EDITORS

" Westward the course of emrire takes its way -
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10
SMoral Gals.
From the Boston Olive Prlncl
Richard 1slington;
THE PAUPER LIEUTENANT.
BY MRS. N. A. DENIs0S.

A STORY THAT WAS TOLD Me.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-02-10

That brief word In my mind it
is associated with all the horrors of
halI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24
90 M Nj ERCIzAL.

s.np 4 rp4ss1 asss CRY ov.,cs,l
Ksokmk, Nov. 2lst. /
1LQURp-espsGAaA Oh ~ zGefine, vAssa, =
~, - III, Fail what, sxtxa, % 81 10 137S.
BRAN AND eliOn1bj xessW per Ies.
!, anQkM-Nsw - 10 =. .-,sy.s q
SXRLEY-ssiss. ssa1s. Fall, ssssSs. Z
!, ~. wa. .A's NJ a-sat, ~ s'aiss
0pa.s esa.o sasstsa 800 w. #
b 0Ax6r~36. II figN TkA aAG8 ~
'KYE-ste,is good asmssa. sss Ga e s
PoTAToEs-s72 a = . - lsad, retail ~
j 0RQcSR1xSN Aw Ofieans Sugar, fair 7&as
prime So slmFf14e e3a1e, sfushsd and isaf III
- ~ CHARACTERIZATION q TO ~. b. II, ii
= =, 6eldsn syrupyTs ssssse, cess.-Rie il,
e z. Java lsto lse. Agsyrs, M v Il. Rs
e0S3s. s.ss:
| AP--Psln sic, Family ~.
CANDIES Stas u u -, sssarins 10, Mouii
Ia, Aunnse pesssd, Is
LAhD-is to II rtslif f11e. ~ 4 sftgsr
BUTTER--choies Is 70 H., rsAadl y 10 1s. 1
HIDES Dry III ssssa, s, green sheep pslh
sesses ~ lsg skins g.. ...s
PssIrisoS y 1SI; Ti.sshy - ns,asra
yisn, eieoas .1stse - p11ey Isu1l, IN.
u 1e1pAoarisaa arAsss - - ~ ,asafss
finsthy, N - tel seysJIan ssssa, eSses,
eUNDAlB6 -OnioAS. rs IL - 1gss, u u III
rsetAsvg yosts ~ /; Whnt DsirS ~ ysAe. !.
Il rAUrf 9xssn - -. sktiSa u r ~ . !,
- nj. - spDasas ~ StpRhos .Dgsst
peaches, % - @5fb Adlsiss, y sste1ts
UHEk8x-N.1.1tto IL Dsanask 11 -.
PR0vISIoHs-Hans III I'll GApsldsn n tss
Aasss siAss ls,te II a.ss3
MWMKLTxGQ1A - - r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24
Unlsn TAa nksgivrng 1erv,oes.

Unien Thanksgiving 6eRvAoos.
Union Thanksgiving services will shsld II ~
Chsthan Bqlsfs \. y. Church this (TAnradAy)
noening - ~ O'Clock. = vhtsh dissourss
will b delivered appropriate % tAs osoaaon. IA
various oongrsgations Of the city ass respectful,
invited 70 attsnd.
~ Urder Of the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

s IL x03 & e 11x
H7OULD rsspsctSslIy iA5orn ~ sitissns al
" Ksokak ana vidnify that he hasjust returned
hon ~ Est, With A'fAe stock al 6cods sdapt-
u - the 1Aii frnds, eonsistins II part Of
Nse Slack 1roeAclstAs; E4lys GkssmNs;
ras Di1ek D0eidAs; Hxvktss
rsscA ~ rt6be6 Uoesktms; Snk vestinas, re-
IN FURNISHING GOODS:
SAtrfs, Cs&ess St So CrssGs, sG1ose,
ustU- eArts, Dre.Hs, Sxl1eaIAaL r., he. !
ss,. $3.50 SOMETHING NEW. - 8, 8 +
: Hs ~ aase MAds arTeaesnsuts With oas e tn
lesdkag Hassa il NsV York 70 mDply hin uieI
~ tAe lasestfashions fss Rsys' clssAine. CO. ga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

DIX HestsGkss'1 GfOunch H6t&aks 1nsssAss II
pepaisrity with all who test IT. superiority - :
Tonicor rsasty II Dyspseds ssAr 10 affections
arising from disordsrsd stomach. II IL prepared
with great care, - ilps1nocssat parts are en-
trsly vegetable; il y lrss from the objections %
oliea 1esd aeainst Preparations u ~ sAinAy--
IL bittsn ~ - ussd nh saendsn0 ~ bsns,
haial sassts ~ III ssGias trUa senplAints u ~
stomach. ASS medical agsAt il haa no sqaal, while
it paeasins favor nd ksatthfal sAsess havs naAs
Il : general favorits. Its frss from all prp4tssI
oslculatsd - impair the Ustsn, aaA - apsn4j@u
azs - snss ni1ds aosthing ~ sihcisnt. All ~
havs sss4 ~ Bistsn ATTEST IT'S vIRxun8 I'D
sUunsn4 \ sesss. 49, <s.skA aAA
For saIs 81 nrssGiass and dealers gsssslly,
everywhere. ga4 rsMs
Sold BY r. Gnsoss, A. J. wuxIxsm, BAH4L.rs,
KArE i Co., and J !. DxAbnr. @aes
Nov. II, 'te-dkp ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24
Arrivals ~ tAs Di1lsngs r snss.
E0Y. MI i. II. III gs. eE

ERsynolds, Lawrence; " WHINE, j " Wsseet,
Jordon, , u BARTLETT ~; 3 HuI Aiss IArssnes,
RN stssl, Haynes, . As4lls JH1absts, N
\; 8 Aysn, Bonsparts; , DIoskwss4 On E.app,
II Madison; " Little, Mrs I W Child, Ohio; n d
Sheet, Iowa; Commander, Ind; ] coAh, Dav.
export. ssfs Ae4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

1A4 Indiana journal ssyy that sonps-
tent judges estimate the oofa crop q Che
United States, for tho preseat ysAs, = o0O,-
O00, 900 bushels, which q 40 asuts per bush
d would Do worth three hundred and sixty
millions Of dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

STvnvvS--s;.s n -~-t - .ssA1.~y f~a.1.
nossd - Aavs hesn -,iftsn from To- York -
- k W ~ 80 - 49, y ~ 4sS1,Y
NJ. 1.rsee "a f.mons risit \ a. sss.tr. q
~ Musyys $500 1osa vs.sa. ~ .S-,.sS1I 49, :.
han attrsna1ntod" fnr. and pnk1kahnd IL ~ Hen
York Hvs2ing Poss, and haxe ut only hsea rsad
vifh - ~ aud niensnrN 81 ~ suharrihsra
"a that jSuxhAl, mi havp hesn sopiad ~ highly
connplipGnt0d ~ The hest newspape1 and bariCdi-
eAl9 - - seuntly.
No hsttW ptoox Of the popular nAtsrs q ths
lettsre nonld IS anred than this instant adoption
u s,1 - \. =. s., ~ M
kAoM NAAs VAL FaIaiy ING 1saSsTA y SuEz'ns nss
Win ~ Lstt4rs, = published In book forn. m
int1rsI1eocd Iarre aumbsr az replies critical sx-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

.1 e. i said shas New York Oily CONTAIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

aAas LEMONS. sAa
hX6 Fresh 1rsneh received this DR., and fss ssaa
y ~ KELLOGG = NR0I. 4 y
hegln No. IS Main-ok
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24
1Gom0 Your Ola Furniture
RsaA ths R611swing TSssfnsnaals
AS 10 THE QUALITY on
1paliiag's Prepared Glue,
: z ron &ALR III -zss..7.@

nv lHrsn m cAristisa Intsllinesnsse.1 9
Thia 0lss i patsp ~ : ccnysniens bstale, m
isshnisAlly Aia y solatisas rslsasing - ~ -
alss, "a 4 sssa cola. snAn sruA asssnpa-
niss saeh hsells, the whole eossing ~ - ssnmy~
sad faE.iahinf a sy&.reaay 81 saeae.A nsass
e sepeixing ~ kinas 81 hsnhA ho1sshold wares
snkslslH vsIl1s Jtsas tuzs1s, md fur MI purposes
requiring strong nusilsgs. No heussksspsf en-
s1sgd Is - wi&Aeut t. e aea
rIssn theChristian Advoeass aad Jssraal.1
TAe usat e s1eA ~ article u = ssustant ord
untserml @ the family, N hitherto u Asebssn
want uns1pplisd. "spAhing's Prepared 0lae''
sss1s - - ~ tAAt has bssn deairsa ~ this d
1866 rHron tho lyangslist.l
0Dalding's rsspars& s6lss. dssiGnsa lor kesss-
kasp~ea, y = heou which sysgy housswils will ~
psseiaes. ssh
s Tn. ths n. r. Frssman's JesraALl
Spal6iD9's Prepared 0lns ID snch sinpis md
shssY YssIa.asisa thAtit Bity Aay Aeass should
b wafhouttt 80 sr4 .
rFron The n. X. ChrOAisls.1
Ne have psvsr seso any thing MAish nst this
universal want, till ~ advent q Epal1mg's p
pared Giss. which will - found precisely - ~
,lFrsa The Hons JeumaAl
We havs made practical acquaintance with
this letest AsHsAOl1 esuysniena, AZ saahos ~
ilisads 8 10 szosiiins merits.
fYfsn Dc IN Y. pAily Tr,bsns.1
The hind " - y labeled "Spsidins 4 Oelshra-
W hsvs found II variable sddiiion 70 our sahi-
nstol sslittle eomvsneness we fully concur In the
sentiment of The lahsi.
teq TFrum Life Illastratsd.1
70 Architects ana Draftsmen who have occasion
70 ssspring on pspsr for drawings, this Glus will
save very considerable amount Of time and labor.
AnvA
CLOTHING STORE.
7 An aenin n ~ Clethiag business, and iavias
i oil the Oh setslsrs, = wsia - al now snss =
BuRKE's CORNER,
Noxtb-vsat aCtner % Main and Third Streets.
IAavs svsIy styas Of goods FOR mems wear, which
Win ssll shsap or cash. M
Spring ana Summer Goods
70 suis every s,sss. Also, Gsn.lsnsn's Tu,isAins
0>Oail and ssSSR HARRY FULTON.
AAy11d z -
KROKUK EEMALE sEMIMARI. !.
TvH1 sseonA tsFm u this Inatitseiea will son1
j msape On Nonday, Nor. 18th, In ~ basement
q ths 0kAsAam Equaxs Church, corner Of ftaand
Morgan sts. These rooms have been found dry ard
cool and cry II sScsss. s 4
The 1eaeksrs secured 70 instruct IN THAR diGss-
Iv.6 a. WILILANs, PrinspAi;
Mr.. g Il. WILLIAMS
Nm. - II. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. COPKLIN. go 8 ss
r.. b. d. NnNL, tsaAhSs Il voeal Nusis.
a Prospectus - ~ Institstion Will pshliessa,
and en- Is obtained soapplieatioa = IN President
Tor GsGstasy u tie Bo1xd II Trustees, ~ = IL
- - WI. rHoNPsoE, Pr.ssa.as.
i. 1enena. 6sorstary..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-24

CSrsSF ~ bsSS61 "a 1glS aeSees1.
JOB PRINTING,
OF - ki1da sxssuAad - srias, prsnDtly ana sat-
iaAs11giH, - ~ IsssGls #ss s7f sssss asasvta
sAhLAH Va ksp4 - kanA4se sals. us q as4asg
1,wLANK MO0TGA0Ee Tor sale q
this o1Bcs. Il assiusA avssfi ~ ase4#
r01xAAs0 ,O1kADI90 fse sale At IN
t0oesHa ls4 Isl gsgsKssss asa AnlsIAe aasaga asays
@JU1TIUEos-1 LANKo Nstisss SUI.
$500 So 1assatAsns fssssIS14 sAase1ss.
Iry.IAk119&s 1t.AHk DhGnx 1es
seAt 49, - =
12Bsf DAEbS B4R Hale AfxAis
OFFICE. --~ Is 81
a. rrkANK DKkD1, 1LSety 1riss,l, i !
AAaoesavsd hyrtAe - Le1yssa. ~, ssb =
ta1UtDoG ii W ta@4ua@ $50 sv e zs4s
~0asANK M0TBS ,nsasly DsSaasl ,kss
a1sAAan0 001s.1a1 1oux sz3lGA adsE
e. ssllassIlE sssl1 q 6izy N 100.
b. 40nae dhsG1 - sniA = Ges e1s1~
Co. hsSy \ - - go =.
- nlE1at - = q. y gl]ll NM
.uolAsa0ps0ssiss1s4. isenaAf sAse -
04k1NNN I'D saa Nh ri fkas tsstsEasg sxsfoh ysf
rssWNda &. En.a-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19

The CumxIDotoWn At0fu1os
BvltAe dispe1 y elsswhese, II win be seen
thst - rumoeej (zoubls q Chsrlessown, Va, is
iinslv psssolvA itself 10 :. big scare, on tas
Epart q the ChasknV N 1o1ks. In relation 49,
incs1 nary - = ~ psdghborhood, 1t is ~
that ~ g. crinse 8 rte In some parts Of PM
syN3nla. erhs hIshmond Enquirer Of yessGhsJ
has - folisuing: - -
ca Davis sleE.sgss . Governor wi:s z ssdes
says ssthere IL guerilla war here; the proprtv %
ave Of the best citizens has been burnt. ~ USoo
this the Governor has ordered the LIST regiment
{Richmondl 10 be In readiness, and they wess
ThisaIasm confirms anonymous communication
sssf n 3 :sss i"sssdsd s.ds x S,ss,
:as:Ss s1Ssg he sSrSsss q q v,Si9is And Ken,
which may be IN concoction 70 kidnap and spirit
sWay psosnihent cftiEens or member1 q tker {si.
iie., and to keep them as hostages for the pardon
And he < wsrned % keep himself and hi. frisud.
on their guard and that 4 = prudent for Virginia,
In concert with MARYLAND, to augment forces nsaf
Charlrstown and Hafpers Ferry, q the days Of the
are certainly iampering with and exciting the ire
negroes at various points In the North, 70 some
Inview Of everything surrounding ii. State a ID
Its border IL will be necessary Tor the people no,
to aock in crowds to the scene q the executions
The times when they occur will be ne very timti
when the housesteads on the border win Be mes
threatened with torches. Let those not under
the border. II u very apparent now, that a con.
siderable force Will be absolutely necesxary in al
the region Of Ioudoun, Clarke, Jsffersoa, and
Berkeley counties. There will be full military
force at the executions; but every citizen not n
the ranks, one with another, ought to be asmine
and organizing as patrols and guards, and vol
unteer videftes. gs1d4 'a1Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19
lRersenaa.

a., -. !, G: Lovejey, Esq q Boston, Mas, is al
! ss... Maj. Iryi. Mcdowell and Col. Hayer, u.
.. A., are Ut Willsrds' =
80. Ex-President FILLMORE IL about 70 nav /,
visit 10 Madame 10 Vert, at Mobile
- -. Mr.. Sylvester Mowry, delegate 20 Coo,,.,.
rom Arizona, has arrived In New York city. en-
route fer Washingtou 4 f'fa1s-rr -. ~ "
-. -, !. a hoissop Hughes h.s. been invited 10
commencement at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. :
80" Hon. Sam Smith. Cmmiaioner of the land
once, who has been i'll at his rooms at the XIII.
wood House, % better today, we are glad 70 state
Dr., Cheever endeayors, in this weeks indie.
f ~ g xnacase .se Pscpsiesy Of n: appeal
taiIing hts pulpit in New York city Rather an
uRpin ooaness FFf9 Eta8TtsfEu a q
-. The Massachusetts, ex.l.tquor Agent. Az
Burnham sh@ finally consented q deliver uplhis
account books, the decision Of the Court bel -
r1ss. sns ts',ssre could keep him 10 Jail is
So. Gerrit Smith Il recovering both ment., ana
physical health Il the Utica Insane Asyium. so
Pr slated We he when he arrived st Gtica. that
y Wa the opinion Of his physicisns that be would
IS se,nsins 1fs u 8. hou longer had
-. Dan Rice, the Snowman, wa on the VII.
49, stsud In Pittsburg on Tuesdav. Dan,s An.
swes fof four hours were always ready and soine.
Tunes quite laughable, - much % that fhe Cent
,xS;i. ~. S.fay ssins.in i accustomed gravity,
ssouSs Dan had been ~ the arena, with his .s,a.,
cus nxins" On =, - - ot'sesssIs - e
49, The Church yourpal en.ou.c.. ...ho,,,,
nysiy that Rishoe Onderdonk win not appeal for.
sens % the ctyu courts % S0mofed, though be
such an APPEAL would probably Sc sucsessfoi ana
tnoua1ds OF dollars have been placed n laIs Com
n'eeo e esnnyfh expenses u he censensu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19
A PRESENT ron Carr. Brown "A correspo
dent Of the New York independent aays: -

"Fof several days past Mrs Brown has been
actively engaged. aided BY some female friends,
IN preparing articles Of clothing 10 he sent 70 her
husband. sewing machine had been busy at
work from morning till night for two days. Last
evening the box was packed, and this morning
sent TO the cars containing shirts stockings pock
ethandkerchiefs, pair Of easy slippers, some
writing materials, two or three avorite books, and
some preserved fruits and other dsiicacies. a
great number Of friends crowded around IL, each
anxious 70 add something for tho old nsar,s com
fort before the cover WIS nailed on. Mrs Brown
ret red sobbing. TO another part Of the room, and
for . few moments was unable to control her
emotion, exclaiming. !" Poor mani he viii not need
them long ~ 81, 80 hav,7sst.s 81 = zsfs8s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19

&p From shilIngton we have H.rper's Masa.
siSe for DscsDber. Ii illustrations, more espe.
cfaly those accompanying the article upon w ssh
ingssn city, and upon Costs RIGA, are fne spsci-
mens Of wood engraving.
Also, from shiiiingten, we have the capital
pscsnbsf number Of Godeys Lady's Book. =
From Taylor Maury we have the Edingbusgh
Review fof October-LeoBard Scott's handsome
SO shsaP reprint. Also, Hasper,s Magazine for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19

IL Rev. Dr. WIN. NJ. Daily, recently expelled
for drunkenness, has Joined the Methodist church,
In Madison, Ind s'on TRAIL =. -.
III DR.. Palmer, lately arrested at Memphis, on
suspicion Of being connected with s.Old Bfown,''
has been released on - 500 bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-19

IL Mr.. Baily, thu proprietor Of The Free
South newspaper once, which was recently de-
sroycd at Newport, Kentucky, declares h. dciern-
the publication Ct his paper. f5 : - ,
= The New York Tribune thinks the money win
be thrown away. $3.50 sss,s
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10 The excitement at Charlestown, Va l on
Thunday night, according 10 our dsspatchss ap-
pean to have had no more serious foundation
than the burning e a wheat stack which had
zen nred BY an unknown incesdiary One
theusand men were under arms at chaslsstdwu
veseHdsy. The Baltimore and Ohio R.ilrosd
Company has also placed an armed poe Under
een.sd o. Col Shut at HarPes's Ferry TO
project The bridge at that place. which It Is po..
BE ssne evfl-disposed person might, during the
pse,ess szeiisneat, take the opportunity to frs.
II esaiRnsni's (Paris) Messenger, Of date Dc
teoer %, give deailed account Of The Are Of the
dsy prrvfous q the Luxembourg Palace. The
hFe mt broke out in The roof over the hai Of the
eenefe buiiding. The cupola Tell In about half.
pUf Sour. The entire hall IL mas Of ruins. An
u galleries Of the museum, the Sale DIN Irene
sne archive, % his1DricsI departments, andiths
nerssy, eoataining upw.rds Of 10000 volumes,
.Ase 1870 is1afy A invesiisstien b. been
csdsssd - ssegssin the enact cause a. she -
Astfstios. = = - = - sss7ll - - .
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: u The Atlantic Monthly December numbsr)
~ ybsfoss =, shosRs no fAlling OF Ia interest
since Il passed into the hands of Ticknor IL
Fte1ds, In the article headed 'sstsange Countries
fos 10 zee, - we think the facile pen Of DE-. j. w.
Pazes, associate editor Of the aAflanticp may be
recognized. The noticeable article upon ssrhordas
Paine In England and Frsnce,n Is understoodl to
be frsm the pen Of that accomplished cup rivern
knickssboeker, F. Sheldon. - sF<f -
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IS 1ALIs, PARTIES, @.
patti OF TEE MERRIE BACHELORS.
-

!. The "Merus Bachelors" respectfully snpo,no.
Ysrd. on 4. MI I'll q Sovsmssrssd. . rhiss ~
both old end younG are most cord "a w invitsd "
:. They vish TO devote the eve Of DAY OF re5e-si
thank ssivinE TO those social pleasures which hc1,
the exleriencs Of the past tse beat EnarAntss az
tser ability 2 ehssr And make happy sl who f.yef
true that upsd has made ssd havoc emoaE tse..
since shs! "a gegnioas but ssi, there are "fsv
pain. viii be spared on their part 20 make IN.
the most dsllshtfuli tall Of the sesson.
- Ticksts o1-4o Ne kaA lof the |Counittes ef Ar
ran ;saenis, and at tie principal hotels and A. *.
NO ss-sts e MEakiE BACHEIORs
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UY8S - t1o M04m -
The cssstsfstssn, replying 70 De x.tst1Essesv
and ssnaser sssws,- a The Tsfritosisl qss.ssea,
e teatsd in inst Wp9 yesterday morning, nys;
uytvia reuufre a. usi>sd ssrengsh ofthevhdae
Du1ccrssic nastv, Nosth ard South, - Represented
q Chns3suooa, = eaye &c Constitntien and he
Unis. e ess sIp.esehing mo@ensoss eonsese q
~ Nh esa1sdssatss. in that great struggle We
vsslA ~ plsaeed - hsse the aid Of 6cvsepos
Brown, Of the NasSossl madagascar and Of every
Ans1ean lshiet. But u Day shoad Be enrolled
aruu1e = eusy o.w.yd - victory the banner =
the CoDtitutioa and ofth unions,
The issex;gssesv thinks tbas he Democratic
pseo e III South havs exhibited disposition to
exaggersts The lste Royalties victosies at III
Nxs1s 50 > eraes : esfsslpondisg skrn
anong ne Dsmocrscy q ne south: 3 -
They ore having good sleighing In wesssrn
LIZA ladYof Harrisburg, Pa, died lately from
cancer In The mouth, brought ON by picking her
sss<A win . bras pin. A bad Prsetice
ssU- At ne Last accounts from Hong Kong,
China, there were several Americas ships in pott
In . weather beaten and disabled state.
NJ c.ps. Lindsay and the seanaen Of the cap
tured bark Emily, At New York, have been cssn-
mitsedfor srisl, aad thetwo passengersdischatsed.
u On Thursday last : jealous German in
Hhi1sdslphta stteupeed suietde W cutting - his
,hs.a VIII ciesver. He hacked himself mp pretty
baby, but did mot affect his purpose 20
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