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n~ 8. M. PIKE Il Co.'s PURz CATAw
IA BRANDY-Ths Ohio CatawbA Brandy has foT
several years pact, aeeu Manufactured from the
pare juice Of the aEsriudn Cdtseoba Grape, and
has obtained rarl popularity for medicinal and
family purposes IL not only equals but excels the
choicest imported Ba dius In 4rsISY, oUALITT and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR
Read the following certificates:
WI,aIn lrcN O. Nov 18th, 1883.
DB CLARKS, Esq-tir: have made chemical
snaly SIS of q sample Of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy. OF the manufactut OF Pike Go. Cincin-
natl, and End it to be- pure Wtae Brandy. free
from authorizations OF admiAture Of Ingredients. de
rimental to health not Fictitious lquor, made
of corn spirits and fayorng essences; and 1t IL
well adapted, FROM ii purity and quality, t. fake
the place Of French Coanac.
THoH As ArfIsELL N d,
Chemical EXAMINER U s Pate ut Office.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1853.
We, the undersigned. having made careful ex-
animation of samples Of Pixies Pure Ohio Gaia wDa
Brandy, hereby recommend ir cordially to the pub.
lie most excellent article worthy of notice, and
we'll adapted to medicinal uses, where superior
and genuine Brandy IL required.
CORNELIUS BOYLE n d,
A J SEMMEs, d.
AIFor sale by W PETERSON,
Wholesale Drugg st l55 Main street.
Sole agent for Richmond, Va.
ap ,9-d2m&cWIm
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|, THE MEMBERS of Powha-

q - THE MEMBERS Of PoWha-
~ tan Lodge No IL, I0OF, are requested
y to meet at odd Pellows Hal ,ThI5 AZ
+ Y TkRN0OE, st2]a O'clock, to pay the last
tribute of respect to our deceased broth
er. Kampnsr
Members of sister Lodges are invited so unite with
u.s. " RIDDIOK,
je FIT Secretary.
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A. ARxmH INTBLLI1ANC ca

MA REMH INTELLIGENCE
~~~J~~~~~-o~-~~~~rN~~~~-~~@~
PORT OF RIOHMONp-JUNE9 1889.
HlgA Water this day (Friidy) ~ o'ctoek.
ARRIVED.
schr Lady OF the Ocean. Tibbotts. Tibbots, bhght
dale. plaster, Bacon & Baskerville
schr r Randolph. HSzleton. New YORK. nay
Mark Downey. ~
schr Georgia. Saul, Calls, laths, r Fl Whitloek 4
Son.
SAILED.
schr yno r Griffith, Holmes. Baltimore mdse. W d
CoQuDt Co VIZ ~
schr Mary Willie, North. Baltimore. mdse. W d
ColQuitt d Co
echr Ann Pickrel. Palmer. p fadelphia via Port
Waltz all. coal. W ColQuitt %:
kcbr Ring Dove. Adsmy. Philadelphia via Port
WalthaIl coal W d CoQutt 90.
schr Mary A Predmore. Predmore, down. the
river. light
BAMPToN RoADs. June ARRIVED ship White
Falcon, so days fri IN Callao.
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EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS.-6l
~ sisrees Of esllsnt gas'i, y Cor ssle ky
gse WN WALLAo9 nQNr.
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DOWHATAN HOTEL.-Not being er-
abled to make any arrangement for the proper
improvement OF the above Hotel. and having no
guarantees that the repairs made at tbs EXPIRATION
of the present lease will be conducive 10 the
fort of my guests, have termined not to renew
the lease on the property. and therefore will close
the Hotel On the 10th Of the present moptA (Jane)
preparatory to removing my furniture by the LIST
of July at which ,ifae my lease expires.
await ms self of this oppor tunity for returning
my thanks TO my friends and the public for the
make such arrangements elsewhere. AZ will enable
me to entertain them, It oly with more com fort,
but Ia style which will afford greater satisfaction
to them, as well as myself.
wMHFRY,
n pr0p hat
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E% LEIGH STREET LADIES FAIR -
The Ladies of Leigh Street Baptist Church and con-
greg alton will keep open tneir Fair each night du-
ring the present week. Their object it, particularly
t. aid the Manchester Baptist Church in the liQui-
dation of their debt They hope to DO literally
patronz I'd by those friendly to the object for which
they are labOring. Je8-4ts
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p EDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CLIO


DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CLIO
~ YER HILL COAL am prepared to de iyer
Glover Hill LUMP COAL at ~ 50 per load, prUrided
ii is rsceiusd in the mont rs # ynae ana July.
Orders left at Capt Libbys. corner 2Uth and Gerry
streets or st my Office, near Petersburg Depot Will
be promptly attended to
est VIM III DAVIS.
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL.-RE-
- DUOrI0N IN PRICE Il am now prepared to
receive orders durir the month of June only for
the above Coal, deliverable within June or July. at
81 70 per cart load, of rs bushels
VIM BRkZEAL.
Office on Basin bank bet 3th and 9th streets,
aud at Petersburg Depot, Picket Il MsyHard's old
stand. 10 S-dtli
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q S5 REWAKD Runaway from

q
Members Of sister Lodges are invited unite with
US. " j RIDDICK,
je FIT Secretary.
r SIS REWARD - Runaway from
named sd sIiz i I'll. Which h''f hired for
* three years pset from Thomas k1st, OF
sh: to Mr. Ts
master or lurking in the city among his servants
wssn re,araed to will p1S IN WEE ssKEs
FIRE INSURANCE = Continental
do do; City Insurance Company, of New Haven
We are Agents for the abose named Companies, 81
are prepared to insure on the most faVorADis
sLAyss insured in the AIbemarle Insurance
Company for one and more years. All losses
js i 49, ' KSowLEs wALFORD.
MACHINE BELTiNG-Wo have con-
Nl staut,y opsapd large stock of LEATHER
ard RUBBER B2SfING and Steam packine, Lace
Leather, Rubpsr Nose f,r watering Gardens. Pave
ments. &C.. &c. Our stock Of Cotton and Linen
jeIe1ss ~ KNOWLES wALPoRD.
THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL AND VAL
l. UABLE COUNTRY SEAT CALLED" MOUNT
ERIN" FOR SALE Having recently entered into
undivided attention in the city. offer for sale
Mount Erin where at present reside. 1t lies
within one and half ues Of the capitol and is 50
minute description is considsI ed unnecessary; but
as have recently improved aud bean ihedthe place
very much solicit persons dssring TO purchase q
place Of its kind to examine it, it contains about
eight acres. most beautifully decorated with trees,
large mansion kitchen. stable &c sufficient 70 &C.
commos a.e large family. Opposite TO, and adjoin.
ing on the south is highly improved lot Of abrut
five acres, well set in clover which will be sold with
the mansion lot, or ssp.ra ely as may be Sesires
? aekTos KeAcB, or to
j. lr-l0t GODDIN a APPEnSOE
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L&9H
21NEA LOST.-About four weeks
hA ago. q red COW, with white stripe
-&-zX. down her back, end of hot Us en- I off and
ear slit. Gives little milk. al out six years old.
suitable reward will be given for Der
q SWAN.
je 8-3.* Crump's Row. near CT y Jail.
T OsT OR MISLAID "A copy of the
IL plan of ADAMS ADDITION TO TUE GUY
OF RICHMOND. Any infoi mation concerning II
will be thankfully received, aad a liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery.
my lots CIV PURCELL Il co.
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an FOR RENT--A very neat Tene-
ST ment ON 4th street, between Jackson and Du-
val streets. Possession given Immediately. Annly
to Z A LACY.
10 OF
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Peoria, yalya.

Peoria, July 3.
STwo young men named yanfassea and
Dewey, Who with large party, went from W.
nut Grove, in Tazewell County, on ! Hshiue
excursion to Mackanac Greek. we're drowned :
d.y or two since, Iasy we're The eaysst Of the
party during the day, and we're much eateemsS 4
BY al- Their bodies we're recovered.
A man calling himself J, II. Stewart - heea
arrested in this city for Offering svo fcrced
drafts of n 900 each As the Central Bank. M
dsAtes wete In favor Of w. 8. Judd. 81 Faribauls.
hicnsAota nd are bold torgeries. On ex-
Amining ~ carpet bag, i number Of land waf-
rana that have been advertised u stolen. we're
lOund. Other missing land wasraau ~ sup-
posed 70 be - Bio posseAaion, : somap W.
arrived here ~ BIZ compAny havlpg Saddenly
len y y spppoesd tha( ne has Them, and 81
sAs .id q ~ Chicago d1sicttvta nsaiafaa ~
80 = - .aapdl1x IF .tsl--.sss N Ii
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.1pr1NuroNwEEKLYHAwK-EYE .1p
',rryery popular plank in The Iesofocs

,rEyery popular plank in the Lesofocs
80. Il stolen from the Repubaicans-tht
F..,..d law was introduced into the Heas,
Republican, voted fer ed paaaed th,
-. b, Republican votes. and xas dsfsasst
..Iocofoco Senate n Locofoce votes, witl
.,dsr,anding that Il is.passed that body il
Al. defea.sd BY thsGxecssivs veto, At the
w. ...,,o0 Of the southssn Masters 81 the Hkeo-
sr.. s.. p.e;sc Rsikoad bill was also supported
~ .,.d for In CSnsress BY Republicans -
.as .,.d ~ Democratic votes. The RepsblIcaa
'.',, b.. advocated the oonssrocs!'a ofa Rail-
pN ,he Pacific in Congress and out, every
Nss.. M ho,,,s,y ard consistently. The Demo-
~. y. -, ouly at the polls and in platforms.
,-... d.ls.sps every practical measse before
c..,,... looking TO its construction.
~ .a economical administration Of - Genesal
o.-.,,meu, |. bespoken and the Convention
.,.a,,d 10 reform and retreuchmensss Yet after
r.,.ioe iu this plank, three ardent Supporters Of
p..h,n.D's administration, Dodge, Baboit: and
r..ou. are nominated. out st i've, by way q
Iuustrstion.
n. Dred Scott decision is vepudiated. This
,,.,k i. no, osly against the platform. speeches
e \. leader. and wsllssnderstood orthodox
aos,,;0. q NJ. Buchanan's Administration. but,
un even ahead Of Douglas and his squatter
soveeernty, uufriendly legislation. schismatical
democr.cy. IL is like the. CRY Of Buchasah and
free Kansas s1ksed in Pennsylvania y 1853, n.
tended to ~cbsas the peoples" and get yotes-s
ths,i sail s. n
These are the only live rAaks ID the Demo-
cratic platlorn-eA Of them belied BY tAe past
AstOy u the party But even were theyshon-
usy put forth as the sentiments Of the Demo-
sssic party in Iowa, they cannot Ct Tor that
~ snels vote. because those Who are in
kws Of homestead Law. Of the Pacas Rail.
~, Of resrenchnent and reform in the Geusral
esenment, and opposed to the Drsd Scott de-
siou, know aucA better way Of making their
vAioas heard and felt. They wiz As heretos
h, vote the Republican ticket In solid column.
11s is the only way Of accomplishing any pres
IN results. Revelations never 60 back. And
be cny hope Of the friends OF these and other
esas measures is in the Republican party and
l u assendAncy in 1850.
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0nr Sfase Taskef.


Seldom is it the good fortnne ofsa politica
| party, in entering upon . campaign, 70 combin,
d lie chosen standard bearers 20 much rea
sor.h Of character With such large share o
the elements OF popularity and success, as are
prssen,ed in the list OF candidates chosen BY
| The Democracy OF Iowa, at their recent State
Convenlioh-l BAsEIgT on the ,Locotoco Nom
inauor&
The remarks Of brother, Babbitt upon the
tckeI on which be figures as a candidate for
Lieut. Governor remind US of the large conyer
sslion Of a farmer We obce heard Of. He was
tond OF regaling strangers with stories Of cheese.
making and dairy operations, leaving the impres
aon that be was himself largely in that business.
When asked how many cows he MIXED he in.
Parably replied that himself and neig ghborJ ones
pilked l0O-but when pressed by inquisitive
|sudisors he reluctantly admitted that be had
~, one and neighbor Jones ninetysnine. This
nJls' about the way the account stands be-
B~een brother Babbitt and the rest of the Loco.
Ioco ticket. la point Of T" worth and popuvari-
y, the capital in trade is very small, Babbitt
being the smallest stockholder. The con-
oern viii be wound up in October with "nary
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~ %N Ea4 4sa 4aE A q Ng4
a MAN ARRESTED FORA MrRDER ConN1rruD
fwENTY-roUR YEARS AGo.--It seems thai :
little over twenty-four years ago, q man named
z. .. Iyey, residing in Roane county. East
Tennessee, conserved dislike TO sistef-in-
law residing in thst county, and murdered
her in . deliberate and cold -hlooded, uner.
He was arrested for the crime, trsS& eon-
N1cteds but owing to some palliating cifcun,-
otAnceF connected with the afnir. insfead ~
nefng executed was sentenced to Che penits1SS
tiary for life. Shertly after his incarccr6tioSs
n slali, however. be effected his escape, and
made MS way to- Arkansas, where he settled
on the Arkansas river, and resided up to With
10 ? lev weeks past. During his residence in
Arkansas--a period of some twcnty-two years
he Iharrisa highly respsctahle lady Of that
tate, became the father Of family, the
eWner or aiarge plantation, and was honored
by his feliov-citizcns with, the post Of naRis-
trate for term Of ten years, and the duties
Of which position he discharged With fidelity
and Y the general aoceptance Of the citisens.
~ Alao BECAME connected With and. for
years Nes = ieading member of one u the
prominent phristian denonsinnfions Of ~ day.
hut The appearance at his horns, ahout two
weeks since, of an officer, armed with : ~
QUESTION from the Governor Of the Gtate
whose lave he had outraged, at once ond4 6pr-
ever dissipated all his assuras,ee for oSfsty.
and without resistance he yielded himself upto
the officials custody. he arrived in this city
last evening, In charge IL TIE person whcs
traced him out, and viii BE- conveyed At once
70 Roane county, taxing to-,iay's train on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad. - Memphis
Bsllstia.
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a The Great Balloon Atlantic, carrying
three persons, which went up at St. Louis Fri
day evening last, passed IT. Wayne Saturday
morning At sixs Sandusky City at seven, across
Lake Erie and over@DanviIle, Canada West at
III o'clock, Niagara Falls at IL NJ, and land
ed near Adams, Jefferson county New York
Saturday evening at darE The distance trav-
elled must have been nearly or quite 1000 miles,
in about twenty -four hours.
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~ WILL NOT woRK.-Democratic Journals
&c liberal iu their notices and proiuse in their
Finents OF Republicans who ARE put for
srd by their friends, but tail of receiving nom.
Aaaons Severa! Democratic pa pers have pab.
kaed high eneomiums upon Judge Edwards OF
Lasss county, trying hard 10 make him think he
an injured and abused man. Among the
nmbsr, The Davenport Democrat is probably
Dc most feelingly sympathetic. All right, gen.
elen. We agree fully with you in regard to
Ne Judges wo,th and ability as public man.
Ve agree With YOU perfectly ID saying that his
domination for the Office OF Lieut.. Governor, or
wen Governor, would have been. creditable 10
ne Republican party, and his el ction worthy
p The State. But in another respect NJ. Dem.
sst We DO not agree nth you. Should
plass Edwards hereafter become the candidate
our party We shall be pleased to do service in
" behalf aud act under his leadership, while
Pc Democrat and it's associates will undoubt.
'dly labor diligently to biacken bis cnaraossr
and defeat his election. We advise Democrats
sdisOrsto save their sympAthetic tesrs for homo
assumption. Brigadier General Dodge and his
Associates in trouble will need then ill in Octo.
AeF. e
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q The commpnication q ''william ID
SeH written, Rhe =, as be Gays, hoy of six-
sen But it is too long for ous columns, and
sassall likely to accomplish any dssirabae re-
sh The case nensioned, is, We ere sorry to
y! net an isolated on. Thonsands are suffer
|hsn the came way, paying twenty pes cent
heres! Tor money wheA its market value Is MOI
. exceed ten. They are compelled to pay this
Isaosbitsnt rate because they have foolishly en-
sanesred their property with trust deeds and
~ thus forced BY threats Of sale TO submit Ia
any elae,ions that may be demApded. Eeithel
Ne newspapers nor the Law can afford shem re-
st There Is bu, one way % get ees. and tNai
10 pay out. Sell lands, lots, stock, grain, any
nng Or every thing. and get out and keep out.
'aefe is no use Of crying over split milk, aDd
40 use waiting fors years FOR somstbing - torn
~ 70 be eaten up by interest, losing time,
-00'' harsassed, and broken in spisis. Bettss
$" clear At once il It be possible and begin
.As". Mourning over past follieais idle, and
o0'f0"'ng money = pay debts eelish, when
'-s'e IS any possible way Of paylng. T
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" KEoKUk, Iowa, 4th July, 1859
lf

4 Your editorial in reply to the article in the
Post OF this place On the judgsLip was very
just. The integrity Of the Bench is at an end
! when men ares<lectedao sit upon it on account
of ascertained CONVICTIONS On any subiest.-
sutors gre .ebs hs.si by counsel, but of what
avail is counsel, when candidates are commit
ted in adyancef Will man, who frames an
opinion to suit popular prejudces or individual
emosrrassments,' change that opinion on the
Bench salthough convinced of an error? The
man that gathers votes by making knswn in
advance what his rulings will be if elected, or
what bis constructions of statutes will be, 10
simply bribed. Fheman who is bribed BY votes
Is no better than the Judge who dances to the
gingEe of a gold dollar. Lord Bacon vas great,
| but he was bribeds An attack has been made
on Judge Stockton 90 account Of his construc-
ton of the Code on the subject of redemption
The decision was made after nature consdera-
.hon, made in hard times, made when there
might have existed motive to the contrary,
bussior honesty. Permit me TO cav that the
decision rs diving evidence of the integrity Of
thssBench, mouth piece that Will proclaim the
moral worth OF the Iowa Supreme Court all over
the country. ass
Tbs Judges are not responsible for the law.
as 1t ~ they can neitEer eularge il nor dimin.
ish. They-must constFpe it in hard times as ia
prosperous They can't save men from insolv.
eDcy and ruin by violating their own judgments
IL the law is wrong, the fault is with its makers
aud not its exponnders. In good times, Judge
Lowe, Judge Hendershott and others decided
thAt there was no redemption from mortgage
seIes, and the law remains the same when ina
gined riches are swinging themselves to Ay
away.
No one attacks Jsdge Mason and yet be help
ed to prepare the Code on Mortgages. He pro-
vided that mortgage might be foreclosed by
thirty days notice and that 1.-THE Sheriff con.
Quoting the sale shall execute TO the purchaser
bill Of sale OF the personal property or deed
of thereal estate, which shall be respectively
effsctual to carry the whole title and interest
purchased" Hese vas no adjudication, NO re-
dempsion bat simple aud entire change of
property on tbirty days notice. Stockton did
not help to make this law, Mason did. Va Demo
cratic Legistassse adopted Msson's report .
Republican Lsgsslature repealed this means Of
foreclosure. ls this an objection to Mason?
by no means.
Sssskton is an e1cellsnt Judge, = pure minded
man, publicly and prieAtely above ~ reproach,
and feel persuaded that the ballof box will do
"a.
Bgthe way, Mr.. Editor, the Post says that he
has it from the highest authority that Gov. Lowe
has changed his mind as to the question of res
demption. This is a unjust remark. Cover
nor Lowe could not be Induced to express him.
self on such subject, and as Republican
protest against the uncertain Editor placing
worthy man and candidats for high iudicia
office in false position. KEoKuK.
=
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The blinking stars. 1at with the jollity Of polit
'csl hsaelujahs, hung laughing over the tired
earth the peace Of perfect silence soothed the
waning hours; and the ecstatic nation slept.
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sTTHE ScfrS1IrIc ANEH1cAx comes to us
greatly enlarged, and if possible, improved
i'm matter and manner. 1T lie the best Journal
|iR Tie world, &ayoted to inventions, and un-
dQubtedly has the best circulation and widest
iniueace. The torms are the same as here
tosws, So per year, with the usual deduction
to clubs.
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s8 The exercises connected with tn Uni

e The exercises connected with th Uni,
verslty anniversary exercises, we understand,
are progressing with great interest. The ex.
sminasions thus far, Prof. Mixers Lectute "a
Saturday night, DR.. Lynd's Sermon before the
Roger Williams Society, aud the Grafton of Mr.
Bates and Poem of Mr.. Craig, before the Eons
delphian Society, al! are we'll spoken of as unu-
sualy interesting. sThe examination class this
morning at the University Chapel. and thes6n.
nual exhibitions this afternoon and evening
with addrsses and awarding Of medals BY Cow
Lowe, viA coecluds sHe annivssssry exercises.
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NEJ-Two Scotch damssls arrived in 81. Paul
last week from ScotlaAd, en- route ~ Lake
sAthabaska, 10 British America, sevesteen
hundred miles aorth Of d. Paul. They 90 to
Red River by Bofbank's stages, and then en-
bark on the Anson Northrup. They are sis-
ters, and one Of them has been betrothed for
several years to,the secretary or agsnae the
Hitish Fur Company on Lake Athabaskn.
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- An interesting young lady Of Oqpsvka
fsPntly gave birth to . mulatto baby. Ac
sidsnts, &c.
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AsoEAsa 1ERaBLE RAlLAoAIACcrDK1f.1hs
.'es3 Journal Of the 18th inst ssye On
es'esosy Thursday morning, - the westward
s'uso e1pses traia - - Pitssbnrg. - wayse
=. sa'eaee Railroad vas passing nses Wooster
1s engine ran over . borss which pre-
s'ea she entire train from the track, rssaIt.
- - instant tinneof ave passsgers and
a, ths breaking Of LEG Of ahs ensi
~ aaa - eassoss i15usy u several sthsss en
. "s,as We are ~ lnfernsd of lie Mans
~sny u he sissina
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- A barrel Of whiskey caught fire Aoci-
' 10 Mobile, Ala, last week, and exploded
''H such force - to send the barrel head
'V'gh The ceiling and roof, and shatier every
s'De 81 giass 10 The building where il was situ
a veman Who Was in ths room wss d
~''' Instantly killed.
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q M. Boot Of this City, Pilot oe che
Vedar Rapids, At the time she colIided WIKI and
sahk the Lucy May, was. arrested At 81 Louis
ene thine sinse. ss our readers are sware.-
y the 9Th he vAs tired before the United
sases Ccmmissoner and honorahly acquitted.
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PRor MIxER's LpfuRE.-The lecture of Pro.
tessor Mixer, before the Eonadelphian Society
Of the University, was delivered in the First
Baptist Church. on Saturday evening last. shis
subject WAS Paris. The speaker confined him
self mostly TO description of the city and of its
prominent objects Of interest, with their history
and many interesting circumstances connected
subject enabled him to present it to bis hearers
in very entertaining manner. The lecture was
we'll received by an immense and crowded au-
dience Of nearly forty persons. The taste Of our
community for the higher order Of entertain
ments seems to be very widely diffused.-so
widely, in fact, that nothing save circus or a
band Of negro minstrels can bring IL together.
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a. hr. ilesry Smith has left at our oficao
sample Of Mediterranean wheat, grUon ten
miles north Of this City on sandy lanG The
straw is Of good length, white aed clear of rust,
the grain large aud plump. The field from
which it was taken contains twenty ave acres
and will average twenty five to thirty 0ushels
to the 1aeFss II is fully ripe I'D ready for
cutting