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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16

We publish the following communication
from Nebraska City, without making our
selves responsible for the statements it CON-
tains. We notice that many Of the papers,
ia all directions, contain similar letters, but
whether they all originate in the desire to
induce emigration over particular routes, or
are written out Of philanthropic interest in
the cause Of humanity, we leave those inter-
ested to decide for themselves:
NEBRASKA CRY, Feb. 3, $50.
Nothing, probably, having TRANSFERRED in
this vicinity which would be of interest to
your readers, thought perhaps few items
connected with the newly discovered gold
region, might be Of some interest to those
intending to emigrate thither. There is no
longer doubt entertained here but that
there is gold at Cherry Greek, sufficient to
pay for mining, if man has moderate de-
gree Of energy and industry. Persons are
arriving here almost every week, from Cher
ry Greek and vicinity, bringing more or less
Of the precious metal, and all concur in say
ing that there is gold there in large quanti-
ties. have seen several specimens of this
gold, and have heard it pronounced, by old
miners and competent judges. superior to
either California or Australia gold--it is
pronounced by the assayer of the Mint in
Philadelphia, to be the best gold in the world
except few choice lots from Georgia.
This being the case, great influx of emf
grafton to Nebraska is expected in the spring.
Letters are received at this city almost daily,
announcing that companies are being formed
in various localities, both east and west of
the Mississippi, for the purpose Of emigrating
in the spring to the Nebraska gold fields
Some as far east as New York are preparing
to leave their homes and seek their fortunes
in the s'far west" 1t is thought by many
that the emigration, in the spring, to the
mines, will be eqnal to that to California in
al and go. To giveyour readers some idea
Of the ssrusho to the mines, will state that
two months ago there were about 600 men in
the mines, and now there are between 100
and 1900. If so many are willing to endure
the hardships and privations incident to 60
ing into new country in mid-winter, what
may we expect in the spring? Companies
are being formed in almost every town in
Nebraska, to gothither as early in the spring
as the frst green growth Of grass will per-
NIT Messrs. Russell, Majors 4 Waddell,
Government contractors in this city, are pre-
pairing to start large company as early next
season Us possible. would recommend all
persons going to the mines to take the South
Platte Route.
Dar f,,ltv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16

NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, CONN.
MAssAsoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF sPRIS0rIxLD, AASs.
Accumulated Cash Asscss, - ,OOO, 900.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Factories, DWELL
ings and contents insured at rates "a low as other
Companies who pay their losses.
IL. b. TEN EYCk, Agent,
f,fnce corner u and Main sta, Keokuk, Iowa.
Feb4dlm
lnsaFs Tsur Merchandise, stores
and Dwellings!
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD fIhE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $5O0, 200.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL x2OO, 200.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL >25O,OOO.
VIM. W. BELKNAp, Agent,
FebI-dlm Second-st., neAx Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-16

The evidence before the select committee
on printing, to-day, says the Tribune COR
respondent, fastened perjury on Philadel-
phia witness, and also duplicates the pub
Usher Of the Union. If MIR. Wendell refuses
to testify, an attachment will issue for him.
Nearly one hundred witnesses have been ex-
amined by Naval Corruption Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
The Church Of the Ascension,

The congregation Of this church assembled yesterday a.
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, participate In and wit
ICES the ceremony Of ordaning Mr. Converse former 49,
ssIant Oh Or Bede, az minister and Mr.. Tracy his f.
ture assistant, as deacon The body of the church was
quite hled and considerable number of perrons were
IN the galleries The ministers present. besides Bishoo
fo'er, presiding, were Dr. Tying, Dr. Wilson, the Rev.
M Jones' and Dr. Cooke. After the morning PRAYER was
read, tse Rev Dr. Cooke delivered O sermon taxing his
.eAt Iro. the second Epste of st. Paul 10 Timothy s.,
como chapter and tenth verse;
workman that eedetb nat IN he a,bared -,s,, ,,.
the word OF truth. N' ''eAN' N''iui's
.. ne opeLed hs sermon by saying what is mean. by
aeh,y oyldng the truth" The phrase Implies IN the
nret pace, that the whole truth be taught Inc soe
WI al is solemn facts it's mighty doctrines and ts no YER
ui means rs great BY stem system IL was designed
lone suon works, while lie strength not in one ru,n
80 y, ~ t"o out 10 the whole, acting all In com bioa
uon and each in Its place IJke vasi ,rocn,
nenie, ~ draws It's power as much from tha
mechon;s,n rh sna Dands az the largest piece OF
ess Than the whole Gospel and lives and oa =. ~ re
ahnot rgntly divide the truth The anno,a.s ~ Va ~,
~ h, 49, issaca'oh OF error, for If the oeop.
Elk what tney must 90 to be saved land ths &, ~ -
uestion which the teacher Is 10 Answer !, . sse.'
eriious To leave them with the way but bsf ,s e as
70 guide them at once into the paths OF deah coz,
doctrines baye direct Relation each other. Ga &
Goepel commands and Institutions. He wen, oa I've
ting Ds subject in very happy manner ana cose1 VIII
appropriate remarkc TO the candidates for ordinon
bis ser mon was repete throughout with instrucve
gestons ~ the clergy at large very important sun
Ject; what Clergyman shoud preach the immense ield
" rum ne snold cover In bis mnistraione bat did not
Vi course toucn upon direct degiasas from this Geld
upon Wbst ne sould not preacn, In the case of our
the choir. w. 49, "s "
he regular service for the ordering Of deacoos s
Petefloed by me Prayer Book was gone through vita
IN ui; ano Afterwards that OF the ordntoa M rt,s.
onl,inf the Ltany and Collect
@4T '-is-nVoy "as, a. u9al' Impressive ant lengthy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03


CLEARED.
Steamship Empire City, Eowes Havana and New Orleans
Steamship Maroa Foster, Charlss,onspoford risu,on
ship unoowsh. Kirby, San Francisco-sut.on 4 Co
asIk Wright, abbs Bordeaux-frsss & Dearborn
ars seids reign) Kostrup, Rotterdam aud Ciy Pont
saIs Express; suDdbprg, Havaua--p King.
5ars 4 s OBJ, 6cinn windsor Es@D ( 6ewolr
fsrr ss,s Sss %~ssn
Brig Cumming Bird. Davis, Havana-w " Russell
Cara %adser sf BE volt Chase
hris Lilly Dale (Br Shepherd Windsor Ns-J Whitney
pIig Jossh yex, Munlep Norfolk Thompson Hunter.
sSs Su %h rSsssI Ro, Dayton
schr Thrssher Masters Walton, nsND DewnIG a'''
schr Warner, ssetson, Enthusiastically. Mott
sehr Hruen. Douglas Georgetown, so-Douner, Posss
schr Martha, Weeks, Beaafort-JL Davis.
schr Margaret n,-"n oitv poin..-.as aunter Co.
ssjs
ses sr kGs: :17 PessPs fS;:Sn
sioop q HendSicison hoy S% haIfordnH I Sssssa.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond. L. with r,ss,
ct ssSMiGR FS'''' %asOn Baltimore with mdse .onD
81 Si 5 81 sGs:,ss Tsns,s ss WIN
70 sfs's s1 s
snp ~ from Hong Kong for Denmark
snip 1evonahre Lord London and Isle Of Wight Is days
Wiley Had lsh westerly winds tbs entire passage Ia IA:
Ship sremerhaven (BremJ Hhken Bremen, 80 daya with
ndse and % passenger to stanton Ruger Let inst Oh Cav
cruise; May 80 500 miles Of sandy HOOK took blot from
who ded May 49, Rosario april TO- and Busoos s 1yres &
S Ss ses and a. wG s.s to Apr
o. spoke whaling bark Aec days from Tscahu ~
sara Grand TUX Iof BuehfD Doiver Trinidad May H.
spcse bark Platenius of Providence from Bremen for
Brig Breeze OF Philadelphia, outerbrdge Rio Jsueiro
Th esIhs ,Mi,nnsos Wilcox for Psrnsmbuco Margaret
Br, Hopkins for New York May lat lon 81 49, saw
large smerican ship steering showing white signal
" Boo sa n say 20 Lat rs L. lon 6s 20 saw ship MArengo
ss as Sns. !sr11ssn Peterson Aaranm May g. with
Brig sscs o sawk Rogers Salt Osy, IT, days. with SALT to
Brig Lucy Ann, Watts. Neuvitss II days. with augAr, TO
Brig Brchsrd Torrey, Cole Mlbrdge 10 days. with lum
Brig Denmark. Rogers CAas daya with lumber to Jed
sehr john Knssy Crawford oores April a. ard Ba,hurs
hay Y Win tides and ground nuts, 10 II care.
fruit hos Gnarn Nay r. "a, 81 so lon 20 sn as
schr Ocean Wave Lambert OF and for Provincetown from
schr Dandy Br Ingrahsu Eleuthsra, 10 days with FIRM.
nsy so At % ~ ION 10 81 spoke snip Damon Of
schr ssls Maria Co Cod Spring. UuderhI Baracoa "a
days, with fruit TO 1hoa Ohm rtin ' ~o'"' ~
scbr Melrose tsr Campbell, Windsor Ms IA dsys with
plsser, TO master. - - "''' ""'
sctr Epms go, Horacnbrook Coru wallis, Ns 10 day,
scnr Po'ef sT O'brien Cbar'ouetown PEI 1sdavs with
petaoeg, cats, ae, to D < geWoa, ''' "'-
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schr wrss Dr. Wren b. Andrews. ND, 10 days. with TIM
beY 70 n 0ew0G - . n. -
HNhy Transit Douglass New Oriean ~ oAyss VIVA sussSs
"a Oytnnen. Minlurn Go.
Echr Bruus Eiwel, 81 ngor, IA days
echr Superb, Bingham Milbridge. 10 day..
EchT Plying ftsh, Low. 0loucegeer day..
pchr B Smith hm III New Bedford for Albany.
kehr President T.ylo Drtnkw Ater Port swea 70 Prt
land.
schr Berry Pendleton. Port Even for Boston.
Steamer Delaware. copes PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer PoomakA Nye, New Bedford.
Steamer Osprsy. xenney. Providence.
BELOW,
One bark, unknown.
steamship Empire City. Havana and New Orleans
Wind during the day 8, and nesh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1859.

after the laying Of hands the candidates Bshop Potter
9, mmeDded them as prescribed by the order Of Com n
aver 70 the secret devotons OF the congregation h
isad silence intervening was very impressive. Ar r.
wards the Vent Creator sprtus was repeated oy Inc
tishop and ministers together
the ceremony satisfactOruy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
.Jersey City NeWss

FEMALE FOUND DRowNEp.-An inquest was held BY
Coroner Morris, Of Jersey City, yesterday upon tho body
Of an unknown woman found floating in tho river near
the CuDard dock Deceased apparently native Of
Ireland twenty eight years Of age about five feet two
inches in height, light hair ana mad scar on tue right
hoop skirt. prunea CATERS and seal ring Of her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

4
Our Illinois correspondent writes that the purchasers of
Inc La Crosse and Milwaukee all-oad under the fore
closure By the trustee Of the third mortgage have orza
nzed under the general law OF the State and have elected
Board composed Of good and reliable men, They b,ve
changed the name of the road from ola Crosse and Mil
wauKce" 10 Milwaukee and Minnesota" and are now ne
gota'pg with the lessee Mir Chamberlain to place the
property on sound footing: The road is doing good
business The go called election of directors bv New
comb Cleveland is Of course null and of no
as the property had been sold before the election took
place.
The collections for lands by the Illinois Central Comma,
ny Tor May were $4,000 making $3.50 1856 since the lat Of
January against sle2 567 SO or the same period last
year.
Mr. William +. Havemeyer was yesterday elected a d.
rector OF the Cumberland Coal Iron Company in place
OF hr William ii. Mcyickar, resgned-ard the Board Of
DIRECTORS resolved that, in accepting yr. Msvickar,s
Withdrawal from the Board they recognized the great
value OF his services to the company and expressed their
regret at his resignation.
Aelegraphic despatch from Chicago announces that the
election OF directors Of the Galena aud Chicago Railroad
hed yesterday, resulted in the choice Of the Newburv
ticket Dy large majority This Ia underst ,od TO secure
he pfogng OF the Mississippi at Clinton and the ali a.
comment Oh the policy OF bridge at Lyons THIS viii
prng the GaleDa road In connection with the Chicago
Iowa and Nebraska Railway of which about seventy mia
are now in working order. '"A''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
HRCOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr.

T. VI.
AsHR.-Tbe market quiet and sales limited, at Nc
tor pots and SIC. for pearls.
BREADsruFFs.- Flour-The market was quiet and mac.
tive, sales having been checked by the unavorabe
racter OF the foreign and by the standard Of
inspection which rendered rejected lots unsaeabe The
transactions embraced about 5000 5000 bbls closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
Wet Is THE SEAsoS THAT BOWEL COMPLAINTS

NV HAT Is THE HEABUN THAT BDWEI GOMEZ, A TNTS
bilious attacks feyers and dishoen, wholly
esed'caed IRON our midsU simply ause the unfaIur
REMEDY Tor th complaints iep on band in every house,
noio IN n.se unned States in Europel This remedy acts
ns . Sc ana ben s mission complete The body
st I'D 'ne fl BLOW OF health and from the nvarfAblo
ottyepesH which succeeds the drugs patent med
cine pcsons fh heaven benefa 70 the human
70 The d's-overy If that great Chemist Leroux
yearn study and research be- BY accident mainly met
WIN certain which extraordinary healing
pousrs smens sequent dernpged digestive organs
this he compounded with the and cous brandy
md Corctl Ccgnac Blers. Theae bers have,
agreeable thousands In the states tesy,
rstf ordinary drink than incidence
Their beaog properties exert themselves within Eve minutes
and speedily adcats the complaint Thev ufaibe
efficacy In ali aud every of the following diseases
cholera levers, coc bilious attacks, blues Large
have boon for yarded during the into
the Western gates aud their healing virtues were ond 10 be
phpnty successful In whsia dr. ravages yellow
the cities OF norfolk and Portsmouth Oh
oolpss .eis may be ohnsd OF the sole agent and
Importer y STEittHLD No. 40 N1ssau prekt N. " CITY.
ho'tre'e and retail Also re,pes able nrngls8
tho ughnUi 10 hIaen NO family should De s,lou thefnl
u, lun.sh, Aotie. "goct Gog fac ktats ol Alasaps,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
FINE ARTS,

MAR, WAR, WAR THE WHOLE WORLD IN A
w blszel-Now ready. WELLS NORTHERN AND
Ckk1kAL ITALY showing tie seat Of large ssae
g!vir 10 ~inue detail all the pcna Of interest position
armies &c sso embrs ing ma, o. surope and soend,d
kxtrs Inducements given TO agents d'ress Jno q Wells
corner u Park row sni Beekman street, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

THE RLEEcKER HoUtE NO. l6 Leroy PLACE.
b. ecker street, coruer of Greene. aud west Of
hroanwav-1hs establishment alor is mod
for cube committees aud all who de,irs spacious elegant
az well vepulsted apartments rs proximity the lead
,re hotels renders this location ps,'cusriy desirable The
proprietor guarantees the best OF the market with choice
stors OF wnea liquors. segavt, Ac, &c Prvsse upper
ehsnce ISL Greene street Furnished rooms tor scn
Nemen by the day, week month
JAMES McPYKE, Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

TO SINGLE GENrLENEN.-H )TEL st. JULIEN NO.
2Wsthpstoo plsce. Elegantly furnished bed oons and
tedroons with parlors attached will either
In tee sDsrtnents In the restaurant making particularly
defabe or siagle gentlemen. Two fac glis for faInes
lust vacated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

~ ANIIU-A LARGE ICE BOX, EITHEa NEW on
W secerd haud suitable for butcher. Apoy persoaav
by letter kLFEtD SMITH, 467 Qon arkst ~
fore 10 in Npe'ietn street third house we of Thru
aveLue BY letter state and where to b.
JVAN7ED TO p JRCHAsE-sEvEgAL T aILoR,s CIR
w ting ahles also clothing tables with horses Annlv a.
No Fl Murray street, up siaira @,PP'' Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03

VEssHYs COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE-PBICE FIFTY
cents Ger box. Sold by r Q. Wells O. lis Franklin
street New York Wholesale and retail agents. NJ Hayes
table druggists Ne York Aud throughout the n o. ss
and By tie proprietor W. Wesley liz Grano street. VIII
unmsburg. w.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
GOLD ON THE lsrHMus.

Among the most interesting items Of news
breag ht BY the Moses Taylor from Asp;n.
wall. was the annouoce,nest Of the discov-
cry Of rich, but rather n vel, gold diggins on
the 1sthm,,s. It seems that about the first
Of this month, some parties exploring in an
Indian burial ground at David ChiTiqut's'
found IN earthern pot It the LETT hand side
Of = grave. The pot contained several small
images Of gold. roughly cast. and about 20
carats fine. Further explorations show
that similar pot was placed ae the Lett side
of every grave. and in five days over s 1OO.-
200 Of gid: images were taken -lium the
tombs: One thousand PERSONS were soon
on the ground and it is expected that mill
ions Of dollars will be dug ost Of these In
disn burial places, as there are hundreds Of
tombs at ChiriQu,. Chiriqui is the name
common tn river lagoon, aid arch pe}sxe in
New Grenada in the department Of tie 18th.
mus. David Is one Of the small towns Oh the
Archipelago. Aconsider.ble number Of the
golden images were brought in here by the
surgeon Of the Moses Taylor, eight or ten Of
which saw on exhibition at Ball q Blacks
to-day. They consist Of frude limitations Of
animals and birds. and probably were orig
inally made fur idols. Some Of the images
are Of gold mixed with copper alloy, but
the greater part are Of 20 carats gold.
There was considerable excitement on the
subject At Panama and on the 18th Of July;
three clipper soho0ners were advertised TO-
sail for the diggiRgs with freight and passen-
gers. '.'t a1. I'll ''..'5'. .s-aa 5s go ~, g
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS
MORTGAGE SALE

WHEREAS default has been made in tho
w layment Of the sum Of four hundred
and four dollars (340+ 00) which il claimed
to be due ut the date Of this notice ulon = Ger
tain mortgage executed by Geovge Kirk Of Good
hue county Minnesota. to Thomas E. Bennett.
OF Winola county MINI. .beariIg date the 18Th
day OF May "A. D. 1857, which was duly record
ed on the 25th day OF May 1857, At I o'clock
a. NJ. in Hook = Of mortgage deeds, pages
545 and SAG in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
OF Good 1uc county, and NO proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue ofa power Of sale contained in raid
mortga geand pursuant to the ytaeux in ss,ek
cases made and provided.
The premises escribe3 in and covered by
said mortgage to wit 1.-The northeast quar-.
ter Of section five in Township one huadrsd
and ninr north of Range sixteen west, in Vino
ma land District, Minn." vii. be .old1t public
auction to- the; highest bidder. for cask.
to pay said debt anil interest, secured by said
mortgage, and costs and disbursements allow
ed 5y law, ut the front door the Of offce of tho
Register of deeds: in and for Goodhue comfy,
at Red Wing, in said county, on Thursday the
18th day Of September, AID. 1859. At ii o.
clock Of that day THOMAS E. BEHNETT.-
NJ. A. Brrxrrr, - Noflesr,es:
Attorney for Mortgages, Winona, Einn.
Dated July 25th, 1859. .ss i55td. :
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MoRTGAGE SALE:-,

- r = ~niNN1sN iN-,e'N oA<NN 9A4szreS
NEFAULT has heen made in the psy0e1t Of
- the sum Of one hundred and twenty y-ooe
dellarn. wAich is claimed to be due at- tbs date
Of this notice on . certain mortgages bearing
date the third day If July, A. b. 1851, sxecuted
BY Ephron Lockwood and Susan Lockwood, q
Rice county, Minnesots, parties Of the first part,
to Martin G.. G. Wing, ofthe same place, party
OF the second part, and recorded in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds. in and .fos .Goedhue CO..
then Territory now State Of Ainnesota, in hook
8 Of Msytftees, pages three hnnds.d .nd 1tr;Z-.
fth s 8 d.y Of sep'ember' 4. D: 1ss7, AZ o'clock
Nov. therefore notice i hereby eivsnithas u
pursuance Of > powsr Of ofssleEcohtasned in oal6s
mortgage; and Of the statute in such case aale
and provided the premises described iniand coy
ere BY said mortgage, to WIT: The north half
OF the nortt east qusrter Of section thirty-ywo.
and the southsmlfo fof tho 6ouslGaS6 uukftsr Of
section twenty-nine oil IN ,wnship one hun
dred and sleXep, north Of IaneR 4ppbe8 eigh-
teen, wests W&hsAll ties shnedsslk A11k 21d sp-
Purtensnces thereunto in snywiee .appeItainc
ing; will b Aold st pubic vendus. 1t t6b o0so
Q the keetscer o. D6edss at Red Wing, In sai1
county Of Gosdh1e, onthe twenty-aeoond div
Of August. a. b. 1859. st ten o'clock iRthe lbyc..
noon, 70 satisfy The amount due on said mort
gage, with coaes 0f sale, thirty dollsYa
Atsorneyb iees, Stipulated IL sea neftlaee: "a
be paid in case Of foreclosure., hts ~ s5,a
Dated sFArsbault; Rice co., MINI, July {. .'6;s (,
lARTlN n G. c. WING, Noeteseoe, !
0AfoaELQSR d BUokMAN, AteoEnoyS, = y
Mortgage.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
From the Chicago Press and Tribune,
FAIRBANKS, STANDARD Gales


FAIRBANKs' STANDARD Gales
1t is no small and nnmeaning term to ap-
ply to the Fairbanks Scales the term"Stand-
ard, 'since they have we'll earned and v on it
through the Messers., Fairbanks thirty
years Of experience in scale manufacture. A
s.andard they are to the manufacturer, Is
oil can attest, who have been brought into
Communication with rival scale makers and
venders. !" As god IS Fairbanks,": y: .just
the same Is Faiabanks', - precisely what
the Fairbanks claim . are phrases familiar
to many ears, as our readers will hear us
witness. To be thus referred to BY your RI
vals is no small praise. "Imitation is the
sincerest tiattery. "and We make the appIica-
tion not invidiously, but only 50 far IS the
maker Of other scales may choose to render
It Of force BY their own assertions sx y,
There is fuller and more vide sieni{i-
cancs in the term 8 Standard" when it goes
out among buyers and sellers, and sees
how implicitly the weigh Of the Fairbanks'
scales il accepted as the 'see;gA Of TRUTH
and accuracy. The farmer who weighs his
beevs Or his produse On his Faifbanks' scales
at home accepts never, ,uncontes,sd, any
corrections in his figures from Warehouse
men and city dealers who may use other
scales, and ifthe contestants fail to agree,
away they 60 to Fairbanks' scales to ct
matters right. ..-,.-s.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
=aaRRHHDh4cAst-I,EADER.

Sherman M. Booth, Of Milwaukee. the
founder and acknewteds(t leader OF Eepub-
lican,sm insShe STATE Of Wisconsin is now
before the Histrln CoSrtl6n trhl ~ tho g.
duction ofygirl not iourtaen ysars n age, At
the time hssis s3 i haJ5 rai11d hf. The
leading facts g sworn to, are, that the girl.
whose name is Adeline Cook, resided With
her parents, neighbors to Booth, and was Z
and playmate to Booths child
ron. She sometimes stopped ell night at
his house. with his children, and on the
night Of the 26th Of February last, she
stayed with them; Mrs. Booth Geing absent,
and that night he accomplished her ruin.
Booth IN one Of those great "Erients OF
humanity" who are met " .th occasionally in
society. The love Of humanity" has been
With him the "great prime pls', to which lii
lie and talshts have bsen devoted, and the
morality Of reason he esteems - being su-
pefiof to the morsiity Of thes q HI.
,sasity, {" g the @eqtimeatalists define It. he
has always held IS superior to revealed re.
liSion. The idea Of Hell for tho punish
ment Of the wicket, he always regarded
with abhorrence, Is the invention of cruel
religion. aCapital punishment is Z thing %
y MS l0iu0, tnSt 1e mas always
spoken and written against it. -, "a ~,
Yet, this IS the man who has I heart full
Of lust and sensuality. This is the man
who married second wife almost before
the first was cold in her grave. and who
thought it no sin to blast the charac Of. the
hopes and the life of. little innocent girls who
came in his way. He is now on trial, Is ,wse
have stated, for the ruin of one If them.
who had friends to prosecute him, and it il
to be hoped that be 3 viii get justice done
him in one case At least-I,.buous HeralS