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GEORGE MANN

HAVING left the City Mills would now return thanks
Il 10 his numerous friends who have so long given
him their patronage, and invite them to his
AQueducl Mills,
Where he is well prepared to a continuance OF
their favors ed,fn0 no competition either in grinding
g,sfs for the quality of his FLOUR there manuiac
tured, which will always be found at the
AGucduct Mills Flour store,
On La Sale Street, two doors north Of Woods
Meat Market where all orders will be promptly attend
ed to, a the lowest CASH rRicKs.
CUSTOM WORK
At the Aqueduct Mills will have all possible despatch
and attention by good and obligng Aers, others
will be employed.
Cash tor Wheat, and Whe0t 81. red without charge
for storage to be paid in Flour If desired when de.
sirable, will be taken At market price at such time
may be agreed.
n. B.-Don't forget the NEW FLoul AND FRsp STORE
La Sale Street. jul l6-Gml GEORGE MANN.
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SIZE az ILMNOIs. Ia .elRe Cguntv. /.

STATE or ILLINOIS, 1T SINe County, s.-Circuit
tOgft = sftf toiv. IT, hor-gi-r Term, =. l.3s.
Jan. Nylir r. Lyman P4TshGrrt- Af1sIA Pan hurst,
oIv-T Titcogn b. Elizabeth TtcoE.b, D-igh, stone,
Daniel Evans. CEsres Todd. G-cTEe W King, and
George II BlCs-Bu % forsciyse mortgage.
7 appearing from AFFIDAVIT lie ia tie Office ..
the clerk ~ SAID Go4rt. HAT .Aii defendants. Lyman
p4rsturrs, Amelia PArshGr. D~ 81; stone and Charlie.
Todd dents % the STATE % Iia9. and Sad
complainant, Jan. Nyie, having 6l,d her bal h'reIn,
md cas- having teen Issued thereon according 10
law
Notice IS i..ety gwen to sad stone and Todd tha,
unless you b- slt appear before sa1 Court sad team
Thereof D. he'd the Courr HOUSE, -ard
County. lie FIRST Monday H. NcyeTheF- a. D. lo5y,
trhrn aud where sa:d sETE=1Ci.S = -etGrusbl-1 and
plead ausv-r. ~suur except 20 sat I'. the same
VIII b. taken confessed against yoE AID he matter.
sud tirss ersia Ir-y eI ;sr, deersea accordingly.
Iuis-;E J r NASH tIsrE.
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Land for Sale.

r OFFER for sale so acres of land, four miles W. Of
IL Ottawa, in Dayton township, being east half OF
south quarter Sec. 81 r. "a North, Of Ra s.
Also the growing comprising % acres OF Corn
Of Wheat, acres OF Potatoes and one acre OF
Oats also pair Of WORK HORSES, and set OF
PSrmng Utensils. For particulars apply to LAWRENCE
ius:SGim. JAMES GRAHAM, Ostaed.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
~ PILLS

Dr CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
p-nared by Cornelius l.. Cheesendn, N, d., NeU
1'P York CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation, aud certain in correcting all irregu
Iarities Painful transformations, removing all obstruc-
tons whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain
side paptatien Of the heart whites, all nervous
affections, Mysteries fatigue, pa n in the back and
limbs &C. disturbed sleep, which arises from Interrupt
ton of nature
To MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, as they VIII bring
on tn, monthly peri with regularity Ladies who
have been disappointed in the use OF other Pls can
place the confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Piis do
ing all that they represent 10 do.
NOTICE. 49,
There IL one condition Ofthe Fendte system an fchih
the Pills cannot be tuken tcittout producing pEEE-
LIAR RESUL- The condition referred 10 Is PREGr
EANCY-Me result, MISCARRIAGE Such a. me
trre.isble tendency the medicine to restore tee ser
llaI functions TO normal condition, that ere me re-
Droducfipe DOC Of nature cannot resist H.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
injurious Explicit directions, which should De read'
accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on en-
closing al to DR.. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEhAS, box +o3l,
Post Office, New York City,
Sold by one druggist In town in the u States
'N - n. b. HUTCHINGs,
.n<rol AGENT for tie United States, 16S Ch0mberss,
Ne,s YORK. to nho all wholesale orders shoStd be 0d
Seessed.
s.id in Ottawa ~ isrs-iy q WALKER
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spORTsMEN's DEPOT:

SE1ORTSMEN'S POT!
..EON1AS MOORE.
IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist XII
i f.s and Shot Guns, of description, Telescope
and Pa tent Nuzz Rifles Revolving Breech Cast steel
Barrels with Guide Starter for hunting and large as
sortment of Revolvers, Colts, Beals, Mathatens, Blunt
& Syms Allen Thurber's. Gentlemen will find at my
shop everything my line, and warrant To give salts
faction to an that favor with their patronage
invite the cid friends of ii. p. BRuNKER to- give me
au as he Ia INV agent Customers will always find him
at his post. My shop is Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, wads and Caps. Guns let by the day
junlS IHOMAS Moohn.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, /

2" safe county is' We, Epw EAMEs, Vice Pre-
sidsit, EDWIN c. STIkS Cashier 6-soit sniy
that te foregoing is ll and statement of the
affairs ci the City Bank they existed Monday, the
fourth day OF July, A. ID. 1852 TO tue best OF our
knowledge and belief. ISigned.
EDWARD EAMES, Vice Prest.
EDWIN c. ALI EN-, Cashier.
Subscribed and before me, this 18th day OF
July, A. d. 1859. (signed.l
O. H. BULLEN, ". p.
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ORToNs BOOK STORE,
Yeu get nothing good - the Drug stcrs'' jap29
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Dou2estics,
Consisting Of brown Sheeiiugs and Shir!ngs b'eached
do all widths and qualities. PARTICULAR attention gu
ven this department Having purchased for cash,
prepared TO sell rery eaeGP
1,ckiags Stripes, Checks, C5tton0des,
complete stock Table Linen, white and brown, Nap
kins. Diapers &c.
In short have full supply Of everyt' ing pertaining
to r.y-clas city dry store all Of which cannot
b. enumerated in this advertisement.
To Farmers.
will take Butter and Eggs, at the highest market
price in exchange for goods.
To the Ladies.
have just received large supply OF Thompsons &C.
lebra;ed Crown skirts :" Also Douglass Sherwoods
celebrated watch spring steel skirts both white and CO.
loTcd.
AT the old stand, in Glover Cooks block
,p23 H. f. CLARK.
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Wall Paper Depot.

s. c. EARL & SON,
At B. T. Phelps old .SGad, Main Street, osdnd,
Illinois,
AVE just received their Spring stock, aad have
! for sale the elegant lot OF Paper ilaugiugs,
Window Drapery and Shades ever offered in Ottawa
They prepared furnish in quantities TO sui; pur
chasers the latest Of Satin GILT Wood and Oak
Papers with matched and borders. Also, Fancy
Window shades. Fire Board Prints &c Their e;ock
purchased directly from the Manufacturers and sold
= small advance frs: cost. n!yli-tf
Kerosene Zeal GIL anu lamps.
THIS Lamp will give light equal to six Candles and
] one CENTS tcorta Of OIL wW burn bef''eea three
and fDBr hOhys.
For economy end brancy Of Light, this Lamp cannot
be equailed. For sale ny TsePliI :. c. EARL SON
EASTERN MADE Doors Sash, and Blinds, for sale by
II jullS ;. c. EARL son.
EO Esui sticr>.
WE sell Lime, Hair. Stucco, and Cement, and are
w now prepared fill orders at Tow rates.
iun1l VAN DOREN OSBORN.
lust received aud for sale. 100 barrels Chicago
81 Lime. ljun II VAN DoREN OSBORN.
900 LBS. MAPLE SUGAR, jus. received and
l,OOO for sale at very low nd dgarss; os,o,x
NToLASSEs AND SUGAR HOUSE SYRUPS-A nice
Nl article barrels half barrels and 10 gallon kegs.
mar26 VAN D0REN OSBORN.
DAISINS Figs, Prunes dried Apples and Peaches, in
l. ~ antilles and prices to suit the times.
msr26 VAN D0REN OSBORN
IYROCKERY, GLASS, AND STONE WARE-A COM
X piete and general assortment, at very low prices.
my7 VAN DOREN 4 OSBORN.
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THE GROVER & BAKER y
SEWING Nj ACKlINE COMPANY

THE GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
166 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO,
81 FOURTH STREET, ST. LOUIS,
IAVING greatly increased their facilities Tor manu-
featuring their CELEBkA TED FAMILY MACHINES win
all the improvements, have reduced their prces'
and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICE FIFTY DOLLARS.
is longer questioned that these Machines are the
best in for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER, AND STITCH
in the superior and are the only Machines
il the market well and simply made, that
they may be sent into families with other nstruc-
tions than are contained in circular which accompa
mics each machine, and from which
YEARS may readily learn how to them, and keep
them in order. They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES Il MINUTE,
do it, if she works at the rate Of ono
cent hour
Is there husband, father. or brother in the United
his family, when a Gil over 4 Baker Machine will do il
better expedously, and cheaper than can posi-
bly, be done by hand?
Offices of Exhibition and Sale :-495 broadway, New
York; Is Summer Street, Boston $50 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia; 1871 Baltimore Street, Baltimore; oo west
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
Agencies in all the principal Cities and 7otcns IN Me
United States.
evsExD Joa A CIRCULAR. Nv. FAf;;y
jan22 Aoent, cHd1d a.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. LaS,Hz County. ,

STATE or ILLINOIS. la SHE County, Ns.-tircUH
tUUst of'dsd ,OHHfg 70 AOo.mjer /sTIH 4 u. lo,e.
he Wy- -. Aaron P4rkhUrst sally Parkhgrst, Ly-
FaT1hlrst Amelia PsrEhGr-t, Oliver y. TitcOH.b
Elizabeth TitcOub Dwight Stone, Daniel Evans
Charles Todd, George ". King, and George r. Buck
BILL to foTecO.e mortgage.
appearing from affidavit on tle in the ONCE OF
the clerk Of ,aid Court ihat said Defendants Lyman
ParshUTs Amelia ParshCrst Dwight stone, and Charles
Todd residents % the State Of Illinois. and said
coupis naut, Jane WYE having fled her bill herein
and summons having been Issued thereon according
Law
Notice !. Hereby given 10 SAID stone and Tocd, that
unless you be and appear before said Court a. said
term Their, Of b. held e CCUr. House IN OTTAWA, In
sstd County. o. IL. trst Monday IN November, D.
l>Ss- tst.n a1d where said Summons Is reiurnaol. }
snd plead answer, c.mur CT except 10 sad bal, the
vii be taken contested against you, and the
matters .ud tlnEs therein prayed fer d-cre,d accord
iugly. fJuIlC-4v J. = NASH, clerk.
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SlCKLEs-The New York Tribune Of the
18th inst has this strange paragraph,
which appears to be founded on truth:
ave are creditably informed from vari-
Gus sources that the Hon. Daniel E. Sickles
has become entirely reconciled with his
wife, and is now living with her in marital
relations, as before the death of the late
Philip Barton Key. We are also assured
that in taking this remarkable step, Mr.
Sickles has alienated himself from most
if not all, of those personal and political
friends who devotedly adhered to him du-
ring his recent Imprisonment and trial
TIE PRINTER-We are in regular receipt
of monthly publication of this name is
sued by John Henry, No Spruce St, N.
Y, at 81 year. AS a specimen of good
printing we have never seen it excelled.-
1t is full of information of interest to the
craft, and can be read with profit particu-
larly by practical workmen at the bust
ness. Each number contains 4S large
qnarto pages.
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GlilCHlGn1

or the drdirs Of Ute City Bfnk loc0se6 OttIrd
!STHe county Utey eststed tee dFst -NoHddy Of
Jnty, 1859.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in and invested according
to $50, 900 90
Amount due TO depositors, el,gi3 9o
AI.t OF notes bills in crcula ton, iVU3l 20
Pront aud loss, ............. D 4J> ~
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
weekly receipt o. goods throughout the season, thus en-
abIin. against the accumulation Of unsafe
able oG- and determined sell them at prices
rSdf ,cii3 nat fsS tiH;ss
To former patrons OF she " Peoples Cheap Store
would say that prepared to deal with them on the
.am. liberal heretofore, by selling good Goods
at low prices and snail profits. To all others would
say, call examine my stock and will convince you
thjs the piIce buy cheap goods, have large
and complete stock Of
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MOff0n0e SIZE


WHEREAS, Joseph Eyres, on the 18th day OF Octo-
w Der, A. D. 1858, executed and delivered unto Joel
Pierce, certain deed for Lot No two, CD OF
the subdivision of Lot No. U) in OTTAWA CITY La
Sale County, Illinois also beginning at point in the
north line Of Avenue two hundred and sixty
nine feet and and half inches t269 II. "a M
ea-tery from he southwest of L." twenty five,
r-ction and parable with the west line OF said lot, one
be ndred and fifty 5J) feet; thence forming right an
gle running eass.rly $50 feet thence
southerly forming right angle hundred and nifty
lJO) the north line OF Ottawa Avenue thence
westerly along tie line Of said Avenue ninety seven go
the place Of beginning. together with all and
gular the hereditAmens and appurenances thereto
belonging, which mortgage was given TO secure the pay
mcn OF certain proms-oTy note, dated Otoher 10 A
d ISIS for the of hundred and seventy hSe
dollars with interest cent. which payment u
rade would render said conveyance void aid the said
J. Eyr.s, and BY d NOR deed, authorized
and empowered the said joel Pierce and his assigns to
sell the real estate above described public auction,
after giving days notice Of the tim. and place OF
sale some public newspaper III the city Of Ottawa
and convey the The CHEST and be bidder and
81 tie moneys arising teref-on 70 pay the e1pen-
Of -sid sale and the amount secured bv the said
mortgage which mortgage duly recorded in the Re-
cord.r- Office Of said L. Sale in book No. 81, pages
3l3 and 5li.
And whereas, default has been made in the payment
OF said d.s Tbed in .aid mortgage, and the whole
Of The same both principal and interest, IL now due
Notice s hereby gy-n, to the sad Joseph Eyre. and
al other. that tie 2sth Gay Of July. so at The south
the Court iious- Ottawa La sale County IL
liuOi- the hour Of o'clock n. OF said Gay,
mortgage, cell the real above drscris-<. to the
highest and best bidder for each, aud hall convey the
10 the purchaser thereof on the day o. sale.
!GlC-2s JOEL PIERCE
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~ q TO ORTONS BOOK STORE for School Books,
\I stsNenery Or aies R>sks Tor chiidre~. yanO
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-r.thCr We went to Rug shop. sat
down on the door sill, and talked over
The matter Told him didn't want To- 90
with Lis wife If he didn't want me to- tut
that ley had asked Inc to 20 home with
then ana went He said he knew it
va -.. Tor IA -Hrr me when ! started
a. ... .e.a ~ II ,l.-rs-5 twoo three times
.- l.-He. ana once - see Mrs. Miller IT
III. Ha.Ears. and once TO her mothers
tE. I.e-- W. there when | was ut Mrs
!'iuitLs hn went away .ibout clock,
ami | stdid I'll ,. When | was there
at III chair talked, and sometimes read
in = school book. | was not on the bed
when she was there-ncvcr was on the
bod with her at Pericy or any other
place
C.5.s Ec-W..s living at Per!ey's on the
Monday morning that was celebrated for
TIE In. ClaIi~~a was riding round on
that day with DIR. and Mrs. Perlcy She
vrJ- up toNn with them 10 the IRE works.
and won't home with them Think the
circU Wa ~ ta- 2.I of July. on the pub
ie I'.rz only time ever knew Il
,---a- - g. there The time | talked
with Fisher ut Rug shop was not long
after | first knew him, Clarissa was living
II PcTley L: III e capacity Of hired girl
Fisher was ~ Pcgley once OF twice while
-LlN l.. ~ Sstt.Lf aN-lt Wa lIitit all ttlS
the It'll Of Julv. If she had gone away
would have known ii.
II $ Lgrch Was acquainted witt
Cl.rissa Randall before and after she wa
married Saw lee last time in March o
.pr:l 1888 Ny have met her at othc
time, but don : know it.
-HrisJs,iL Was acquainted with Clariss.
F.-lcg-Eci known her about two months
H.l not Sc her after shewas killed. Knew
is.F when she boarded AT Mrs Warmers
I".ri ri the stone being thrown into Mrs
Na-u-r w-adyw--eio not remember Tia,
time
L--H recalled. Have taken some pain
= Inspecting witnesses, AID am sati-i!e,
II man ! saw IL Mrs. Eandails on th,
SUNDAY morning of the fuss with Fishe
vas Vi. Edward Drew. DREW is tai
i.lan with dark hair, and not short Iik
-.r ..5l-h with sandy WHISPERS, as tn
vitae .ai testified before GA maxim
,il;S statement, therefore he was taken il
hand 10y Ar. Na!lace. Un a very sever
cross cX1niuat.ou, $50 long for insertion
i.srr bat bringing ouJ the fact clearl
,uJaJh III s. Gentleman was mistaken
Ms. II ne witness Is a somewhs
eccentric old lady, viii! peculiar religion
View, AMI refused either to swear or a
firm. She finally consented, however, I
,.Lc lie following affirmation J. d
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention assembled and took &
recess for two hours, to enable the com
mittee to perfect their report. Consider
able caucusing was carried on during the
recess, and attempts will be made to in.
troduce the following provisions
First, To admit civilized Indians tc
the privilege of franchise.
Second, To reduce the House of Repre-.
sentatives from p to SO.
Third, To provide that negroes and
mulattoes shall not be represented, and
the Western boundary changed from tn,
23d to 9th parallel.
Several articles of the Constitution
were read and passed finally.
On the passage Of the article to attempt
to reduce the members of the House Of
Representatives from ~ to SO, it was vo.
ted down.
A rule was adopted requiring a two
third vote to reconsider any article OF
section.
The Democratic members were not in
their seats this afternoon.
The Convention will doubtless adjourn
finally tomorrow.
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A vote Of thanks was extended to Mr.
Vaughan for the gratuitOus distribution
of The Times to the members Of the Con-
vention.
A communication from the ladies'.
headed by Mrs. c. J. II. Nichols, was
read.
The question to provide for the pay
ment Of the six copies Of the Daily Com
mercial Gazette distributed to each mem
Der, was discussed, and the Chairman Of
the Committee recommended that each
member pay for two copies from their
private funds, and the payment of the
balance be ma lie in scrip.
Mr.. Stinson offered a resolution provi-
ding a committee Of five. with the Ser
geant- at Arms as chairman, to search the
pockets of the members, to ascertain il
they had the funds to pay for the Gazette
which was adopted.
On motion, 100 copies of the proceed
ings and debates were ordered printed in
pamphlet form, and distributed among
the members.
MI CLl0SOu OucTtu u ISoOlutAOh CANSh
ding the thanks of the Convention to
Champion Vaughan for his arduous la
bors behind the throne.
On motion. the reading Of the enrolled
Constitution was commenced, and has oc'
cupied the afternoon, to the time Of adj
journment.
The Democratic members have decided
to withhold their votes for the sanction O
this Constitution as adopted by the ma
iority, and will not put their names to it
Mr.. Slough explained his position il
relation to the signing Of the Constitu
tion. and stated Why he could not sign it
OF the several objections, he would have
only insisted upon two.
The Constitution was adopted by I
vote of SO to l3. the entire Democratic
Delegation voting against and refusing t.
sign it.
Convention adjourned finally.
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.TwESrY-FRsr DAY-Monx1Sc SESSION.

WYANDoTTE. July %.
The Convention was opened by an ex-
cellent and appropriate prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Davis.
The journal being read and amended,
the Chairman of the Committee on Ac-
counts reported sundry bills incident to
the expenses Of the Convention, the part
of which that were submitted with rec
concentrations, were approved, and the
balance referred back to the committee.
MIR. Hutchinson made statement in
relation to the account of the Wyandotte
Gazette, but no motion was made, nor
the suggestions of Mr.. Hutchinson enter
tanned.
MIR. Ritchiespoke in favor of the Yves
tern boundary being changed to 26th me-
ridian, but objections being made, be was
ruled out of order.
Several proposed amendments. emana-
ting from the majority, were voted down
under the two-thifds rule adopted yester-
day.
The reading of the Constitution as re-
ported from the committee to correct and
revise, was continued though not compile
ted when the hour of adjournment arri-
we'd, and the Convention dissolved, to
meet again at 3 P. NJ.
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re- They came near having row in
the Constitutional Convention, the day
previous to its adjournment. A Demo
cratic member endeavored to prove ar
attempt at bribery and corruption on the
part of Republican member, but failed
and in the investigation, it was proven
that nearly the whole Democratic Dele.
cation, together with the Governor, had
tried to bride Republican Delegates. Thi:
incensed the claw and orderu gentry. and
they went into the Convention determined
to have their own way or raise row.
They were met face to face, and made to
cover like whipped ours. They were
beaten at every point. After that, they
made their presence scarce in the Conven.
ton.
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DoN,rl-Tbs Herald Of Freedom an

DoN'Tl-The Herald Of Freedom an
nounces that P. p. Fowler, author Of
1.-The Jay Hawker." is writing another
story for its columns. founded upon the
transactions Of the Missouri Blue Lodges.
If it is not greatly superior to ''fhe jay
Hawker," the Herald will save credit by
giving it wide berth; for we do consld-
er that story the --latest, most insipid ana
wish-washy affair we ever attempted 10
wade through. 1t has no plot, no con-
nection, and no sense. There is but one
idea that peryades the whole mess and
that is the stale hobby of the editor oil the
Herald, that some people are envlOus oil
his wonderful popularity and influence
and want to break him down. A ma
jority of the principal characters introdu-
ced are tall, old men, (prcachers,) with
gray boards and blue eyes. The author
appears to have an especial grudge
against preachers. One parsonage is in
troduced in the act of creeping stealthily
through a dark alley in town, and in the
next breath, he is represented as being
astraddle of mule, his feet almost touch
ing the ground. Two lovers-Charles
Benton and Ella Hampton-are introdu-
ced but what the object in SO doing
was, VIC cannot conceive, as they rarely
figure in the story, and we are left IN tho
dark as to their fate. We believe tho
last heard of Ella, she was in bed will
fever. She is probably reduced to Skin
and bone ere this, as we have no account
of her recovery or death. n change o
doctors might prove benefE iaH In fact
the whole story is a mess of dish wateI
nonsense. One has but little idea as tC
what it is going to be, when he common
ces it and he has still less, after crawl
ing through it. We implorc MIR. Fowlcl
l-P. L. Fowler-to desiSt Don't prin
that tale Of Border RuGlianiSm; for it maJ
prove as nauseating TO the stOmachs o
Free State men, as we have no dOub
, 1.-The Jay Hawker" did to those Of Pro
, Slavery men