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TO the LITtRAhY apd PUBLISHING

TO the LlTt RAhY aDd PUBLISHING
i WCBLD- IN r,.,Iirs uoE my old sca-o Box 'ao'.a
iIS 6ru AID tSsb.bnxs bE,iosss No 2 P,Tt-rsE
de,hs to he detood By the PaOI; oss rs.'on fr 'a
ctsIEe ny fie1 d. and oair1ers ~eo pch1set ;a'
bill, in GOOD sih for tseT hon. have be3 poy-r
shse BY i, ol ri airy IL tie p-ei alton All
ttToegcou Of Sch o. ooot Agents 70 - 0uad IN
suost every city, AID VILLAGE lis cor're1t toIUs
I0'ostJ the works Of thr s-r-ct pb l,1eTs All oi
Witch irp.tsu,ed the HoDEy scHooL-BooEs an
hsAtlJ tired q eli his huHbsg ana IoEse'- aud csaH0i
u, . be lated with osEer l. 20
uch us patent eons buiiDe, for lA.oas puosh-'L
,sye devote myself the pubos:ioa Of Lios'ure ,ni
Boeks rkcn bels 70 ais sectrlc age so' oot far
trad. rak sapib, ait Ct y business TIE socbor oi0
iertuls6 cons'i'Jt- Pck.nogs mark 20 london ~tott
dis'h Give tTbd'.EaIb ndosiIs rIeogA AID LIE AID
incorporate The 81, the An merchant or p2s 81
If whose beoF yghosl eTt.ns sy BE- ~ No . fk
row. them fer ih ,,scbits ior business. srt 20
make TINA OR Al, mean PaolshsIs are 'ss-os
boo end 81 the .;ious Of the genius Of
former This The he't raeT Of rr,a- sod Com aece
We ere Bos,, 10, the5 sive the hib-r order Of n-ro
ais phics ncororste trademark lad only in t1e
ship and i; in tteisIe .ssooa or the reader As
reliable the EoIiA Star. When pat tbe snio the title
rage L t.z The r,eder the North star n.snt
irsFy AID safety 70 the mariner when t -u hurt % tie
bssysnp The be,con hs sch your G. ndr.n Hi;-Ey
oeItiousne.s your servants 10 cut Jour iho<;s VT e
...piIs 20
iroit Of No 50 PsIl on, 10: hn, Understood, y
biieny .1pl.iD Roy ,e On. pun tired for
L. ,n in the order in ulch they then sthsea e he
Peo.rsl sLstiluiou;
4 One Gun Tor DELAWARE.
One Gun for PENNSYLVANIA
One Gun i-r NEW-JERsEY.
Ont Gan for GkOb0iA.
Or, Gun for CO>hECfiCUr.
Orr Gun for MAssACHusErrs
One Gun for MAINLAND.
O.e Gun for SOUTH CAROLINA.
One Gun for nEW.UAsPsHIhE.
Ore Gun for VIRGINIA
Ore Cur for rFW-YOaK.
One Gun for NORTH CAHOLINA
One Gun for RHODE-tsLAEo.
One Gun for MAIZE.
One Gun for NEHhONT.
Orc Gun ior FLORIDA
One Gus for ALABAaA.
One Gun for MISSISSIPPI.
One Gun for LOUISIANA
One Gun for fEEEFssEE
One Gun for KENTUCKY
One Gun for OHIO.
Oie GOp for lEOiAEA.
One Gun for ILLINOIS.
One Gun fer MICHIGAN
OIelGun for MISSOURI.
One Gup for AK ,EsAs.
One Gun fof TfNAs
Ore Gun for IOWA.
Ore GuI fog WISCONSIN.
On. Gan fe. CALIFORNIA
One Gun for hlNNbOTA
Cne Gun fJr OREGON.
One Gun FOR THE PAEslDTNT Of the Ubt.st s,ses
On. Gun for TIE GOVsREJR ti he State Of N.~ York
One eun lor TIE aAYOR Of The Ci:y Of New York
ons Gun for CUBA.
One Gun Tor The WORLD wheTey,r The UEg.n Lsnrusg.
Is spok-p ard,
One LOUD Gun for ORcEsTER3
ROYAL QUARTO DICTIONARY.
"ALLc WELL"
g. A EOLLO,
NJ. y PGk-rew.
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An Adjourned Meeting Of tse NtXtn Ward Re-
mn N m Assoctatoo Of Brooklyn viii Dc held at Professor
ApeIew's srboo ROOM Of Baltic an5 Cintonss, on
THURSDAY EVENIN0 March "a &. u O'Clock 70 nominate
cansde for Ward Occfs b. supported At the ensuing
s.ofop and the transaction Of Other important blsoess by
olaer JOHN COChLt, ffcsldeut
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The undersigned, Tftasnrer oil " The secieC
for The den.f sf Poor Widows wlth nall Shiid-
orep. ers:sfaY ~er TIE IeceS u Tie oAoSl1s
oou .tlops from Nov. u le 70 March a. lS-y
Mrs. B ~ *5: Jazz. Leuox, $50; Wm- Smith t.5 Ca
h. w Osesu, $40; Ms L. CE0y. g. Nee s<wsrt, a.
Mr.. TtTssa, o; hrs hcsrid- as nrs acL.ashsE -
Mrs. H. NsAt IS; J.Ilss usD, Slf0; u A. 1lei
Mr. CarE Hortbss p5on. kS. Mr., d. Il Russell 81 hs
Wra h. Halsted, eZ5 Mrs Her nan Bru-n { S; M u.
stnert %; Mrs Stuart u; Friend tbJ hrs. Per
kiDIt az 50; hIt Tho nsoe, e. nrs @ ar, Bacon,
A +. va So slo b. J., Oh, Jo7us:ou, o. Anon"
by Mis- 7, orns S5; Toos II gsle lts; Charles Tut
so N..s Jobust-D, sJ1 hlis Poster Mrs. 'aalef,
sS MTs T. Pat. e. Fneu6 tbg nrs r. J. BroTnb IS;
"ADou" (by BrI Prfkiu, s6 Frieoo l5y Ass B-t, SIS
Mrs Wu. speuc.I siO; TOM c Tucker, 80, Jane. "
COBB SO; sss Blown 90 DR.. Jsroo Gslsen, go Miss
' JANE l. SWIFT, Tres,1rer
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T,HE OLIVE AND THE PINE.
Pat l. SPAIN.
Par. II. NEW-EkGLAND.

lbmo.....s. va
Tho Hon. " IN. Prescott sAid
fh book contains every The proofs OF the wrle
zen tibilty, and of Truly poetic insure
".ndly supbc rich In poetosl eousat ara msts,y sna
free IN veisiic cation" - Nofth AH.ii;t9 ee'ieN
would believe that the .iorss Of this volume may
reveal apober worthy be soded 10 the Hot c American
poets - Crristisn kusmiuer.
Thi. yourne appeals feelings ct The Andsu
aap Gu,s feet d.DcinR - SPunS kHeuo
The verses suggested by nsture scenery reveal power
ful msgDanoD. ~ Christian Retser. 80
One have guA1ed nh oT.ntett In te VINE o. tns
ssVLE lard be able 10 write The Song CT the San-
Home journal.
Just Published by - -
CROSBY NICHOLS r. Co, Boston.
For sale BY the principal Booksellers 10 New-fscr
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DRADsTREETs COMMERCIAL RERoRrs,
8. A E0LL0.
No. p Park-rov.

DPADSTREET's COMMERCIAL REPORTS,
ID FOR BANKERS sod BUSINESS MEN.
The fourth seal uus Volume Of valuable record q
BY rapid demand s,oond edition CT
said volume revised corrected bAs been sued and ia
ready 70. oessy have not already supplied them
selves with the work
Sewers, hurded of the be,t Bankers ard H-rotaos IN fer
.pt cities Union sssd "a percins t1 REFER
YECE RECORD thus ns 1. ver,ciouE and reliable
peno Of the prcuusrt condition and porpoc's and basin
cae.r.. Of about % 900 HERCANTILE FIRMS, In VEN
TY.sIX Of the PRINCIPAL CITIES Ia5 CENrERs OF
TRADE IN the Uui.s states.
TIE EexYork Merchant ssnk-r viii tscsrtsn BY K,y
upsnyns the Boos rsr " cr,dh ehsr,ter hs''
and capital OF ,a-h viii be likely 70 se. With him ~hs he
outoftown Merchant II ham with cur,e t1e rx.t ouads
tiop op which The New.Yok houses base their busioss
To psovioe possible that Gsh o'cur n work
20 GIGANTIC ~ DETAIL and TO Keep purchasers nfor nod
Of the chang. Place the PfSpri-,o'
issue q PRlNtED SHEET OF CORRECTIONS EVERY
WEEK
The and trouble such worn aus. save, he es'es u
mus. prevent and Dcsuoe have In ecunf .lund
ar prof table trade invaluable WhO's'. rchsbts
Ma, ufcure, Note Brokers Banks Of Dicoapt A15 yet
the hole including the sru.npusl Vouue. sa-s
Of corr. ons eils Of the Of f'nisaed n
,ub.crber At ONE HUNDRE D DOLLARS PER sanan
Full percu.s eutr.ced tn this advertise n-nt may b
obtained a. the Office Of The Propr TOYS snh ss1-rs
IN BRADsTREET SON.
IIo. 2s7 Broadway SewYoTk, over Broadway BAH.
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6taiiUnerp ano fanrp Gocos.

CLOTE & JAMES,
- sTsTTOHYRs PRIsrERs ana BI.ASE BOOK MtsC.
YACTUREKs, No 20 FAtoss- OEesEs p spsSSsiy sSsksS
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Geo. c. Parker d. Brs.,
No $50 " a-hingtonst,
wHoLgsALy pgkLHbs
Yrnsr,clAss
AND PROVISIONS,
Offer d sale full stock of the following articles which
they zi sell az the very b~es. rsses, for cash. Tse
utrnosJ pains 70 Gil orders ssftsfsctorty:
Selected sscksrsL Extra 6ne Cheese
New 9eois.'. Bank Codlsh Extra sussr-cured Hsns,
Genuine Durhth Dgtcbess County Pork,
WhttDf.h BIue6,h New Ci'y-rendered Lard,
Aotesc Piotee asd Smoked Smoked B,ef and Tongues,
Salmon Genuine Cider Sinefar
srfch Piotled sne Smoked Aszop Sat- IN sscks bags
Herrius and Hafbut ara peckstA
Extrs Aaeksrel n small packages
Hets Beef, 6c.
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T'IIE INDEPENDENT FOR ] HIS WEEK,
i Fuon,bed tbs q. ruir, eno,Ai-. The foIio~ins
ATTRACTIVE shrlCLss;
"LFTSER FROM rae REV. DR. GEORGE B. cHEE.
aAvorHER LETTER FROM \ MEMBER or THE
SnTsic AND CIVILIZATIONS" bys.B.
"Wh,T Nil TLs txpasssgD Il Ia Ias6U,srr
"TfiF Sf-Ls sfRFaM L.t,6T. b, prof G11sr
"~HE REV Mr. VAN DYKES SECOND LITTER TO
"a LraF Fsoa ANNA VESTS CHILDHOOD" by
:FLoWERs Foa rHE BIER byL B.H
THE E0lToRIAL PAGE contains nti;s-' o. he i'-oSns
MISSIONARY EFFORTS
"rHE CoSTRONFRSY"
"THE REV Mr. VAN DYKE"
"CONSOLtD trIOS"
rsE GRE.TtR rX X-oHuUNIcAToH"
"IHE CONGREGtTiOSAL UNI "
THE CONNER ,IAL DEPARTMENT hu he flown;
BUSINESS MEMS PROMISES
FOOD AND CLOTHING"
"LOsD ~ JOINT Otk BAShST
"to>r ov PRODUCTION
NEW LINE OF ~ soP.AH STEAMERS"
al LASTlc rELEGhAPH"
"PUsLIc PLUSOER"
n ADDITION 70 ,h- ,bags .he IsDEPESDEyf oout.r's
Cr variety o. Nie~s ard pt>spa te AZ ot as cay
n, udirs of.Eu and CONES secular AID rsa.ios -assiae
A. Interesting snt t>etiV. nunb-r.
Pablisaed A. Ne. = SrekIAa Il. Ee.'oFk { y Ie'1'
~ uai. 81 81 y carriers NJ ri Aaa bfsJE
Jr a., for sale y 81 s... As-n1
TIRE REPORT OF TUE BUTLER SLAVE
i AUCTION, which 'Pp-Ges N TIE TGfsrsG he ncsa
rubh h-e pamphlet by the AhsRlcAS ANri-ssASERf
SOCIETY NJ. lSs so.a.-s- Ptoe e-au
pOYS AND GIRLS OWS FOX APRIL
- Price. -tts; fsuiy slbscdP'ion IS een1 Css,s-.
uresu.s-a NA l. JoNes. faoisa-t. No Is! SSss S-s-
I.srd. n - sWEff NJ - Wual1ssorst, 53stOs, ASs1t
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DIP Soros.

DIP Snros.
DR. ODIE's OPEN c.
TUESDAY, MARCH ..
TAs sret:,,t display O.
SPRING AND SUMNER GARMENTS
Ever made N The
Te .num.s,e style. or quality you'd be sup-rssous.
LADIES, COME AND SEE.
No. SEQ c.s,I~sr. AND NO Ts BRoADwAY.
NINE FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
OSBORN G VINCENT,
~. ~ wAsRENsr, ,H.Y,
Invite uei mat, ,sss' siI to examine The
IMPERIAL SKIRT,
ksuseursd srsu.ivey o. 'm, and FOR sale sy a. Esene
JosBERs ,osIij SUPPLIED.
r,ottirro,s o. Gns sxr,SsioS ssIsr PArrsr,
No 9. W,ueD.'t.. Ne-.Yo.G
ITO MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS.
Nh LicHTEN.r III,
No. SS7 b.. sd@ay, Mes fors,
No. 10 are 5; TO M.nq Paris.
he. received BY '. ,r. from tur'Pe sOo Offer for sac At
lowest p' be 1sisr' Pi1' Ia &c and set'"; A.
''''N''"''' SPRING suLTSERy GOODS
Con,iirr of cn Rib 10 all syes; Silks Tor
s,nrci, S.a. LBb sis, 81. colored craO-.. L.c-'
Pm Ich Fowrt, B0 Fnr Cfowts tf,urh Pattern bou
a. .pd - s.s S aSb. SS ~ Ls Doc. r@aas al
novelties they sPP-sf In toe Pans World Of
Rs.,iop
''n' ''O'' U'' Oh No 90; :s1 ~ sRotowaY,
between White and " Isksr strrs's, Nrv York.
kK.mc- Compare. aud ldsei
ODIE's OPEN c.
TCEsDAY, MARCH %,
The creates; d.p'sysf
SPRING ANO SUMMER GARMENTS
Ever ode in the
UNITED STATES.
To enamerste style. quality would se 'uperauouI
LADIES, me AND SEE.
No so CANAL.sr, AND No Ts BRpwDwAY
SKlRTS-R. FRANCE, Whole,ae Skirt Manu-
y faoure ipvis. u-cnsrt, u c, 40 rx>u h sAino-s
bercre uurcb..it eewhet- .ud u fr tp-y
pc., All oreer vi bs prom pity Ait-nd-d 10 a. of e No
81 Cham ser, .t, up sair' next door 10 s's~art.
DRo DIES OPEN c.
TUESDAY, MARCH .,
The creates. dspayof
SPRING AND SUMMER GARMENTS
Ever made in tae
UNITED STATES.
To .ra1asr.e r,yl,, quality wos!d be .upersaous
LADIES, CONE AND SEE.
10. 800 CANAL-sr AND No ~ BROADWAY
SHOkS SHOES ,-GEhiNs BAIAAR.-SPe-
~ ci.1 n.ugsr:ui,d 70, 3ons .te ff-so and b-.l
uiA A variety II BTs.sivt 0ater Tea sno Iot't
sHyp-p; Nakls and Rdiu.G.srs Boys and 70 tns s-ar
OF d. cnprfn as,oftnI. - Ce dren' boots
AID Shoe, OF exc. lieut. cualiry GESl 10 sALAsR
Noe s. aud orosc-sy
~ BINNS, No. 4I3 Causlst., will open With 8
B0sSFrs, Riss1Ss FLOWERS, Lc
hilp'rs nyi.d cal I'D for themselves
o. d. . irg = ,h- rv-s' prices
SPEClAL oAkGAlNN ia LADIES UNDER
~ WEAR ane IBILLREN's CLUrHtS0
Al 0sSlS'S BAZAsh No. SIS b'osisay
H.vns Just ffy c-Gt " " nssrial
OF Lsdt-. tDdsr.
Chljen'. sud In,,. COt-isg tabi- f sprng,
sps. ID. lsw prces sn red o. taen Ine
phi of lsrs, Gg. articles previously hand
.tee Gown coresp1vd sIsn tss sbve aud
~ho viii b. md ssp b. the csospos' fsosei
VI lie kiLd offered "a mi,
CESINs B,ZAaR
NJ. s07 snd SIS 5roa5~sy.
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bprrinI NnIlfrs

S-e Hen. Joshua X. GtddInss of Ohio viii de iVeI
Lecture Plymouth Church BfvoaSn ttCe Rev Henry Ho
B-exk,fa T6UHSUAY EvENfNG Mach "a o. d" The ] ia
u Jebt Oe cy Acs- before the Of pFesept-yes o.
tt XXVIuh Cor Tickets - c-us for sse e. " V"
gw AInCs No euhob-st, Grookltn, sGd A. The ooor
Doors spcD Of T. lecture 70 commerce H ocIoCh
Hcp J..hua X. GidSiog- viii repest ms rres' iec7re
,p TUF 1R AL or JOHN QUINCY ADAMS b'fofe the
Yoo,s B,u', Cori"i.u oon 10 CLiNTON G4LL % gRl-
a HtTHINSONs No 52S Broadway, sna tie door
WIN W. BADGER Cbsim.o OF Lsc.Gre Comnittee-
Az N regular meeting Of the Thirteenth Ward
RspubIean AssoeiaiioI held Tuesday evening March
r. Ii. eDew preamble and resolutions unanimously
esoptse:
WLersas Efforts beDt made 20 effect tie passage
Legislature u Certain bills granting privileges
fOI Of the tbOT1us1sfes OF
city io' Bsnoso purposes sbout proper vaGe or consider
for 'he ssme-tbsIefore .,,,,,
R.,oivsd 1lat the seOu6i Association Of tbe Kiln
ais iD fssusr neet assembled without essuE any
etr B Jrssre the ueOnes deabig of sAch sn"r-
ppe, proper and boDety Cd AID conduoted 20 most
m pre,s their guah6ed osPp bato OF ali leg
a anon les a 70 d. the a. is valuable ftsnchse'
without T iust tderation a1d, have Al"
eopd msee toe Dtnocrac paty for rs couup sDd unboy
sesvoIs N lac usttcis 10 se 70 iOtsty ~oui1 COO.
ws oo not p.sk faiS fame thus 7oparded %
b. uEh sell ther party and the best
city their personal and pecun1y advance
~ . -,
E,.a That bese resolutions he puLIthed 10 The Tribune
spd yebps Post sud copies duv stsd be seat TO the
9ovsrnc Leut COyeIBr aud each BepuOhcan hepteentA
tive Of this city III the Lessis'ure - .,,, nj.
d. hoteAN' Secretaries.
JAMS bkOk, }
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IN PRESS,
THE GOSPEL IN BURAAH.
BY hrs. MACLEOD VILE.
Price ~ IS -
BLAKEaAN K NAsoN.
NO. sic Broadway.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
s~ When is wall like fish 4? When

~ When is wall like fish? When
it is scaled.
@- FEMININE PsoyERB.- Love me,
love my crinohne
e6- The fare from New York to Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, is SO.
~ The lady who knit her brow has
commenced u pair Of socks.
- Why is the letter Z the gayest Of
the alphabet? Because it is always in fun.
~ Who we're the first astrologers p
The stars, because they studded the
heavens.
D0- The poor fellow who couldn't hold
his own, has been arrested for taking
xnother's.
~"I live by my pen," said vulgar
author to q lady-"You look, SIR, - 1t
you ought to live IN pen.'
M A darkey' instructions for putting
on . coat, were-"Fust the right arm, den
the lef, aud den glib one general consul'
sion.
~ Why is . young lady like bill Of
| exchange Because she ought to be
"settled" when she arrives at maturity.
A-A young lady in the interior
thinks Of going to California to act mar.
ried, as she has been told that in that
country the men folks, rocks the CRADLE
No. "Shall l have your hand :" said
an exquisite to belle. ~ the dance was
about to commence. "Wi,h al my
heart" Was the gentle responss.
AS- Where shall put this paper "a
a. TO b sure Of seeing it to'mosrsu ]" in
quired Mary Jane Of her brother CAassss:
'On the looking glass.' vas the p.oops
reply.
-. The grssaAst instance = tmpa.
dencs on record, i that OF Yankee,
who. in an italian city. stopped . tsHtu
procession 10 order U lighs Ais eisas kso
| one Of tho holy candlsa a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

a6 A Hoosier, an awful sely man, ~
lating his travels in Missouri, said that hs
arrived at Chickenville in the forenoon,
and just few days before there had been
boat busted, and heap Of people scald.
ed and killed one way aud another. So
at last, as I went into grocery, q squad
Of people followed in, and one bowed and
said:
"It's one Of the unfortunate sufferers BY
the Dustin Of the Franklin"
Upon that he axed me to drink with
him. and as l put the tumbler to my mouth
he stopped me ola sudden.
Il beg your pardon, stranger, butt
But what ?" sez l.
"Jest fix your mouth that way again."
seq he.
done it jest as was gwine to drink,
an III be hanged if didn think they'd
all 90 into fits. They yelled and hooped
like gang Of wolves. Finally one Of the
gang sez:
Don't make fun of the unfortunate
he's hardly got over bein' blowed up yet.
Let's make up puss for him.
They then all throved 10 and made up
FIVE dollars. As the spokesman handed
me the change, he axed me:
"Where did you find yourself after the
'splosion ?"
"In ia, boat p sea /.
How far from the Franklin Z" sez he.
"Wby." seq I, Il never seed, but -
nigh as l can guess, about three hundred
and seventy-6ye miles,
You'd oughter seen that gang skedsd-
die.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

sSwledge of'the nurd er
= ns oenie = front and bearing Of ia-
: .n' .f. He was in due time,
e !ufe' W. court for trial. The only
: o'ous evidence against him was the
Of = newspaper. But the de.
Oy argued that the assassin, who
;. ne was, might have stolen the paper,
a no such paper Was to. be fouud on the
]risouer's premises, OF brought it with
him from another town.
"The Star circulates four thousand
copies weekly, he added; and there are
four Thousand chances that ny client is
innocent" *
Whsu every uody IL cOor. looked sa..
an acquittal, the torn newspaper, which
the doctor had taken from the library, with
i" Frs. Eleanor Reddington's name upon
it, was produced, and the fragment fitted
to it before all eyes.
When Charles Reddington saw this pa
per produced, be uttered cry of despair
and sprang from the prisoners box so un.
expectedly, that be had reached and leap.
ed from an open window before be could
be arrested. Mounted men followed his
wild flight, and he was overtaken and
caught at the very spot where the body Of
William had been discovered. The resul,
was that he confessed in prison the deed
of murder, so clearly established by cir
cumstsntial evidence. He said he had
gone home. after leaving Ida Boyd, loaded
his pistol, tearing of portion Of the Star,
for the wadding, resolved to meet Apple
ton on his return from visit to Ida Boyd,
and compel him to relinquish her to him
self. That he met him on his way, and
upon his refusal to comply with his de-
mand, he shot him in moment of uncon
trollable Jealousy.
Three months afterwards, Charles Red
dington expatiated his crime on the gal
lows; and the evening Of the same fatal
day the dead body of the fair Ida Boyd
was laid by weeping mourners in her last
home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
Power OF . Mother's Name..A Youni
Man entering Prison.

A writer in the Boston Times describes
visit to the Pen;tentiary at Philadelphia
and gives the following sketch of an inter.
view between Mr.. Scattergood, the humane
warden Of the prison, and a young man
who was about to enter on his imprison-
ment. Few will read it without deep emo
ton:
We passed on to the ante-room again,
where we encountered new conner, who
had just reached the prison as we entered.
He had been sent up for Eve years on .
charge Of embezzlement.
lie was a,,ired in the latest style Of fash.
ion, and possessed oil the noachalaace
and careless APPEARANCE Of gsnteel row
dy. He twirled his watch chain, looking
particularly knowing at a couple Of ladies
who CHANGED to be present, and seemed
utterly indifferent about himself or the
predcsment he was placed in. The war.
den read his commitment, and addressed
him with:
Charles l am sorry to see thee here"
at can't be helped, old fellow"
"What is thy age, Charless'
"Twen,y-three."
IA Philadelphian ?"
"Well, kinder, aud kinder not"
"Thee has disgraced myself sadly
swell, ain't troubled, old stick"
"Thee looks not like rogue"
"Ma.ter Of opinion
"lhee was we'll situated ?"
"Yes, we'll enough
"In good employ?"
"Weli, so so."
"And thee has parents ?"
"Yes."
"Perhaps thee has = mother, Charles Z
The convict had been standing during
the brief dialouge perfectly uuconcerned
and reckless, until this last interrogatory
was put. Had thunderbolt struck him
be could not have fallen moro suddenly
than he did when the name Of mother
fell on his ear. He sank into q chair-s
torrent Of tears gushed from bis eyes-th'
very fountain Of his hear: seemed 10 hsv,
burst on the instant. He recovered par
TALLY. and said imploringly TO the warden
"Don't you, sir, for Gods sake, don cal
her name in this dreadful place d.
what you may with me, but don't men.
ton that name to me !"
There were tears in other eyes beeide
the prisoners, and an aching silence per
vaded the group which surrounded the un
fortunate convict.
The black cap was drawn over his eye.
BE was led to an adjoining apartment
and stripped. and shortly afterwards b
appeared on the corridor. He passed q
len,ly in charge Of a deputy keeper to
lonely cell in distant part Of the prison
the door crenked on it's hinges, he disap
peared, the chain dropped from the outsid
bolts, aud Charles was a close prisoner 70
I Eve years to ceme.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

D~ Pat do you love your countryf"
"Yes, yer honor"
"Whats the best thing about ould Ire
land, PATTI"
"'rhe whiskey. yer honor"
sand I see. Pat, with I'll her faults
YOU love her still.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

~A Frazer river letter writer,
speaking Of the suu ptuous fare in that
region, gives the following bill Of fare at
the last New Years dinner: First course.
bean soup; second, boiled beans; third,
baked beans entrees, fried beans desert,
coffee aud beans. After dinner they
wound up by playing for sack Of beans
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

UNDEvELopED wealth OF Iowa
Near Fort Dodge, in this State, has been
discovered large, and to ali appearance
inexhaus,able deposit Of plaster Of Paris
which, is said by competent judges, to be
Of the puras, and best quality. Give Us
our RAILROADS aud we will furnish, for the
use Of the outside world, large amount
of grain, pork, beef, wool, coal. iron. lead
and plaster. paris.-Fort Dodge Sentinel.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

n@- Gen. Sam. Houston, candidate for
Governor Of Texas, has written letter
which is published in the papers of that
State, and pronounces Know Nothingism
in Texas dead aud buried. He also de-
clares against disunion, and against re-
opening the African slave trade.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

@- Louis Napoleon and the King Of
Sardinia have been in the habit Of send.
ing up persons in baloous to observe the
position and movements Of the Austriaus,
and by this means we're enabled on sever.
al occasions to take them by surprise.-
Neither hills, rivers nor woods could hide
the Austrians from the French balloonists.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11

- II may sound like paradox, yet
the breaking ofsan armys wings is
pre- uy sure ~sy to mako II Ay.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-08-11
TAs late D.el In virsl....

The account Of the duel between Aylstt
and Wise is to the following effect
"Aftsr the usual preliminariss, the som-
batants took their positions thirty fssl
apart, and at the giving Of the word, Mr..
Aylett fred, his ball passing within about
an inch Of the shoulder Of his antagoa;st
Mr.. Wise then raised his pistol and fred
in the air. The friends of the latter then
advanced. and inquired whether Mt. Ay-
lett and his friends demanded another skoa,
to which negative reply was given. An
effort was then made for an adjustment
Of the difficulty, apon terms honorable to
both parties, but Mr.. Wise declined nsk-
king any arrangement until he had an op.
portunity to consult other friends in this
city. ....
"The course pursued by Mr.. Wise, Of
firing his pistol in the air, is not without
precedent in the history Of duelIng. It
is stated that on q similrr occasion the cel
ebrated John Randolph Of Roanoke fred
his pistol in the air, and remarked to bio
antagonist, the Hon. Henry Clay of Ken
tucky, that he would make a present Of
him to his wife and children"