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IMPORTANT TO FARMKRs-The Supreme Court
Of this State has decided that those who wish 10
use their lands, are bound to fence against cat
tie, and that in all suits for the trespass OF cattle
or stock, the plaintiff, in order to recover dam.
ages, must show that his fence .Oas Sufficient 10
tsrn ordinary cattle. This ruling changes The
burden OF proof, aud compels the plaintiff not
only to prove damages, but also to prove that
his fences were sufficient, instead Of compelline
the deiendent to prove insuilciency OF fences
10 avoid damages.
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The Albany Evening Journal says:-Under
its new prospectus, the name Of the " Washing.
ton Union Is to be changed to The Consti,u
ton" This - after the fashion Of pirates. who
hoist the flag Of the nation they mean to plum
der. Under its former title, The paper has
done It's best to distract and divide the Union.
and under the latter, W suppose, 1t will pervert
and Aasail the Constitution. Cincinnati Gag
cite,
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new fire-arm, called the burglar detecting
gun, has been invented in New York by J. p.
Wilson. The New York Tribune says it is Of
very simple construction, and easy Of applica
ton. 1t Is made 10 fasten on the door frame
with screw, SO that when the door ia opened
spring Is forced back, which, striking the
cap, discharges the load. The noise made BY
the explosion Of the cap alone is a good slarm
u ls, in short, perfect pistol, put into .
new shape which, when properly fastened with
screw attached to the door, window, OF blind,
is discharged when either is opened. It may,
moreover, be carried in the vest pocket, and
used as weapon either OF offense or defence.
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Iowa REPUBLICAN PAPERS We recommend
the following, from the Des Moines Citizen, to
our brethren of the Republican press of Iowa,
as truthful and to the point:
There are sirty-tpo Republican papers in the
State Of Iowa. Until we counted over the list
with great care, we had supposed that there
were no more than 35 or 40. In the ensuing
campaign, if all these papers thoroughly
imbued with the spirit OF their mission, the in
fuence exerted by them in behalf OF the imper.
isha ole truths Of Republcanism, will strike more
than ordinary terror into the hearts of Admins
tration spoilers. Last year there was a glorious
work done by Republican organs in the State.
The falsehoods Of Sham Democracy were taken
up as soon as uttered, and shaken until the
breath OF life was clean gone from them. Gil
gantic fabrications recoiled, with earthquake
violence, on the men who manufactured and
uttered them; and war-aggressive and ami
ocratic Africa.
Brethren of the Republican press, we are
soon to engage in another conflict with the en-
emies OF our country. Let US have on the whole
armor. Politically, we have no dlfftrences.-
Our determination is mutual and harmonious.
Whilst our opponents are convulsed with per-
sonal and political feuds; while jeaousies, rival
ries, and want of uniformity In political faith,
are disorganizing their party, and driving their
best men from their ranks, Republicans have a
common faith around which to rally. And they
mill rally when their State and country demand
the services Of patriots and ireemcn.
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ECONOMY ExTRAoRpINARY.-Three men ar
rived in this city on Thursday evening last, on
their way to Berlin, Wis. They had come all
the way from Pixies Peak, and according to
their statemeDt-and there is no reason why
we should not credit it, as they told it to one
of our citizens, former acquaintance Of theirs
when they arrived in st. Louis, they together
possessed in cash $l.60 By dint OF walking
when they could not ride and riding when they
could get an opportunity without it costing
them anything, j. O., at the risk CT being put
off at the first station when the conductor dis
discovered their circumstances, it only cost them
twenty cents from St. louis TO Wankegan. As
general thing people wien they are totally
" strapped" and have no one but themselves to
think Of, are the happiest of mortsls-totally
Indifferent whether school keeps or not. This
seemed 10 be the case with these Pixies Peak
ers,-they were in good spirits and declared
that they could get to Berlin with what funds
they had. and have enough left for a shave
We think it is necessary for such men to 90 to
Pixies Peak Waukegan Gazette.
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DIED ON TkAIN.-On Saturday man with
tickets for 81. Louis got on the cars az ,ha
heiieiontaine Road at Crestline, who had i'm
medlately before been affected with BLEEDING :,
tue lungs. At Gallon al effort was made ~
persuade him to get of the train and 90 10 !
motel, but ne obstinately refused, although the
blood was leaving his lungs 80 fas. as % Amos.
suhoca.e nm Conductor Ward placed him in
40 comfortable position as he was able 20 do.
snd moved on with his train. The bleeding
coas'haed freely, and attention was shown tho
suneflng man every few moments About half
~ way between TALON aud Marion some one on
s"o ua'n approached him for the purpose Of af.
iordng what relief and comfort there was a
command, and discovered him to be dead. He
nAd died anobserved, and without struggles or
convulsion. Al Marion the body VAS taken
rom ne train and burisd.-l Indianapolis Jour
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FROM THE GOLD SEIKERs.-A private letter
was received here, the other day, from our
friend, William Graham, who was In the Platte
Valley on his way TO Pixies Peak He writes
that there are several thousand persons in his
vicinity, detained by the high waters; that 50
fer as he can gather, the prospects At the mines
are gloomy, and the present condition or the
emigrants and the prospects before them are
very disheartening. lie il going on to the
mines, and advises all his friends here to wait
till they hear from him again before yenturing
upon an uncertain pursuit Of fortune at Pixies
Peak.-(Gate CITY.
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az We saw fine sample Of White Winter
Wheat yesterday at the Mill Of Putnam, Olms-
tead 4 McEven.
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B-A horse drawing an empty buggy, came
walking down Jefferson Street yesterday after.
noon. The Grant animal was stopped before
he got fairly into run.
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Receive this offered gilt OF ours;
Receive these wildperraire flowers!

The steamers Henry Clay and Grey Eagle col
lided on the Upper Mississippi on Monday
They were both SO badly damaged that they
have gone into dock for repairs
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tB We are indebted to the steamer "City
Belle" Of the st. Louis and St. Paul Express
Line, for late St. Louis papers.
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NATIONAL ERA AID Gov. CHAsR.-Dr. Bailey,
Of the National Era, states that bis journal is
not committed to the support Of Mr.. Seward for
ths Presidency. He u friend Of Gov. Chase,
whom be knows to be ''pure in private life; Of
lnoorruptibls integrity fair, firm, consistent and
able, in public life; remarkable for his admins
trssive abilities, sincere Anti Slavery man, q
genuine patriot, an elevated statesman, ct for
the highest Post Of trust or honor in the gift Of
his country" At the same time Dr.. Bailey 10
mot pledged to any particular candidate, but ad-
heres 70 the Philadelphia platform. and favors
the nomination Of that Representative man"
Who will bs found the strongest when the Ma.
eional Convention comes TO meet.
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az According to the Auditors Report, the
total liabilities of the City of Dubuque are
1890. 857 49,
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~ Attention 10 called 70 the advertisements
Of AcKetserick I Miller. They are undoubtedly
among the largest dealers 10 erockery-wars In
he North West-import their own goods and
" doubt not are abs 70 cell just - advantage
ously - Chicago and 81. Louis Houses. Dealers
from the interior should give them . call
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$l,l26,7s2 81

a. We have been all along fearing that the
weather Of the present spring was peculiar to
the Northwest-that no where else we're people
favored with snows in the morning, with wind
In the North, rain ct noon and in the afternoon
pleasant, wind in the South. But BY . letter
from Ohio il seems that the rain and the cold
and the snow are general and that the rest Of
less to think of emigrating. We may ~ well
therefore take things ~ they come. We shall
have good weather - soon 20 it comes round.
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Henry Ward Beecher lectures this Satur
DAY evening in Oalesburg, Hoaday evening In
Quincy. Tuesday evening again 10 Galesburg,
and Wednesday evening in Chicago. The lee
lures are for the bsne6t Of his brothers Church
In Galesburg, the edi6os Of which vas blown
down lest year.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nev York. April Is.

A New York, April 10.
Advices from JamaIca rspseseut The recent
ostbrsak q Wess Moreland V b the com
mencemens Of fierce var Of color and raee 10
the Island.
The British steamer Ssyx returned - King
the mis4iDg boat Of the wrecked steamer Jas.
seur. Little doubt was entertained Of the loss
Of the boat with her crew Of 80 men.
Advices from Rosaco, Of Feb. 10Th, say let.
ters had been received there announcing the
signing Of the Paraguay Treaty on the 9th OF
the same month.
Commodore Shubrick had sent orders to de-.
tain al vessels below until he arrived.
Il !. understood that Commodore Sands has
been ordered to report himself for duty on the
Brazil station, probably to relieve Commodore
Forest.
Paris, C. w., April Is.
The mail carrier between this place and Brant-
ford was murdered last night and the mail rob-
bed. The murderer not yet arrested.
Maunch Chunk, Pa, April Is.
The engine house Of NJ. Pisgah, Lehigh, Coal
County, was badly damaged BY fire last night
in consequence Of which there will be . stop
page Of coal trains for a week, perhaps.
Memphis, April II. ].
train on the Mississippi Central Railroad
fell through the trestle work, killing two and
woundiDg eight. Names not ascertained.
New York, April IA.
The Courier des Etats Unis gives long state
ment Of the loss OF the ship st. Paul, and the
massacre Of $50 persons on board, both sailors
and passengers. The St. Paul belonged 70
Havre, and was making, At the time Of her loss,
. voyage from China to Australia with load
Of Chinese emigrants.
n IF ho ialanda 0f the
Louisiade Archipelago that the vessel was lost
on.
The wreck took place on the 18th Of Septem-
| Der, but the passengers escaped from this peril
and an English vessel was hSiled. IL was toe
small to carry away all the unfortnnates, and
$50 were left till word was taken to Sidney, ard
another vessel was sent to their relief. This re-
| lief expedition arrived At the place in December
or January, and found that the $50 individuals
but Chnaman had been saved, all the Others
| having been massacred by the savsges amids.
| the most frightful tortures.
Savannah, April 10.
The Federal Court has found true bills agans,
Chas. Lamar, r. +. Aiken, Jno. +. Tucker and
others, or holding the Africans by the yacht
| Wanderer.
Providence, r. l., April Is.
The election in this city to elect Members Of
the General Assembly has resulted in the choice
of the American Republicans.
New York, April Is.
Lord Napier left this city to day for Boston
| Previous to his departure he was visited at the
Aston House by body Of English resident.
| who presented him with highly compliments
| ry address, to which he responded in appro
pirate terms.
| Later dates from Jamaica say the missing
boat Of the steamer Jasseur had been picked up
| and brought TO Kingston. The men had been
| l9 days in the boat and were in deplorable
| state. One had died Of starvation, and the
Purser and Surgeon had both gone mad.
| Frederick Leonard, horse dealer from Bos-
ton, was robbed last night OF 500 at Nixon's
| Circus in Brooklyn.
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~We hear hat horss, saddle and bride,
vsrs stolen iron Col. shspAsrd Ls0sr, sighs
bsfese iAss, q his ssaidsass b ~ vtsanlsy.
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oAWsslsa 1iseesy b being sseablished q
H1laqsskssa, Iowa. b vin pssvs paying en-
: Nspeise. We eoly veadsr sAst n WOOL.
! orsviag rsgisa liks ~ wsse, wooasa factories
,ass pss - plsasy - hayssaskA There 4 ~
.aey - - na1s d shas baslasaa, bat sapisaltssa
sssa . - leas 4 1sding e est
sh osesus D. Psstsss lsstsrsd = nilwaukss
lss Saturday evening.
81 4 Miss Nay ADVERTISE = - New Orleans
papers shas - yin dsbass vonsss rights With
q Eessssky lawyer h ahss city, aftsr which she
win make srasd balloee ascension from Con-
no SQUARE. Miss Way = evidently woman Of
nvssisd asssopaishnsnss.
Cencba, the Csptain-csneral Of Cube, 10 "a
- ssntnued In oihes, the report Of the sp-
speissnsns Of bic ssecsssoe having been mis-
take.
. The Huseatins Journal. Of the 7th inst, sayi
that COW belonging TO NJ. G. F. Thomas, whc
lives about two miles from Wapello. Louisa
county. gave birth, on the 35th ult, 70 three
Ane heifsr calves, and Ill we're alive and doing
veil ct The last accounts.
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However much men, c their talk,
The love Of glory seem to mock,
Should they the truth in candor own.
Would gladly have their own names known;
For it's . feeling, and confessed
Which dwells In almost every breast,
From that Of humblest of the earth,
To those Of highest rank and birth
And God himself-Ancieut of Days!
Commands that men shall sing his praise
Who would not, like the Condor, seek
To gain the Andes highest peak,
Could he thence on wins arise
And soar toward the azure skies,
And pass pale Cynthia in his flight,
And on the morning sta alight,
And there amid e0ulgence dwell
For longer time than tongue can tellf
No labors are for mel too hard,
When renown Is the reward
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=. - There ere on the Docket Of the Court
IN Nadison County 3l6 cases, one Of which 10
an action for breach Of promise in which the
damage are laid q $4,000. The Court sits 1t
sWintornof nnxe week.
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MARRIEn.

On Wednesday, April 18Th, at the house Of NJ, II.
Tucker, In Pleasant Grove township, BY n 49,
Esq.. Mr.. JAMES II. NICHOLSON to Mis- MAIL
TUCKER, all Of this county.
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portion Of the tale, 1Aefs are many exquisite
pictures Of rural Indian life. mona Of which are
moro beautiful than The charming descsipsion
Of . hcrse-raec b snooa .ght. We can readily
believe that
u Was indeed q lsvely sight,
70 look upon thsn y moonlight.
Riding tAfough weeds ana ever plains,
without ary saddle, vithout arg rsinsi
We are panied to advert, 10 this connection,
TO single instance Of carelessness Of compost
ton. The unfortunate Interpolation Of . vulgar
expression, illustrative Of very unpoetical Gus
tom, at the crisis Of the narrative, when the
interest Of the reader should be intensified BY
.he Lvblest strains, detracts materially from the
dsnosenent A. the close Of the warriors har-
angue, when the mind Of the reader 10 10 an
ecstacy Of suspense in. regard to the effect Of
its savage eloquence, the writer says:
FUN glad am 10 say
How weil they treated him that day.
Il is true that whskey 10 one Of the most
important minutie OF everyday bargain driv.
ing; but in question Of life or death to talk Of
treating is absurd.
We would be pleased to quote more copiously
from this portion Of the work, but our limited
space forbids.
With an eye to that laudable principle of
economy which makes both ends meet, the poem
closes, a. It began, with an apostrophe. The
subject is, once more, the fair Des Moines. The
poetic beauties of this concluding cant are not
BY any means lessened BY the embodiment Of
several matters of history which were before
unknown to the world,-prominent among
which are the astounding statements that the
tomb Of Washington 10 at the head of Des Moines
| river, and that Keokuk was an "honest injun"
In the discussion Of the peculiarities Of divine
and human nature, Mr.. Brown exhibits an ability
uuexcelled by the most eminent Of our poets
and philosophers. Surprising Dr.. Hickok in
originality Of conception and profundity of rea.
sonng-eclipsing Bryant 10 beauty of ddactic
expression, he treads undismayed, the dizzy
heights Of bis own intellect, bearing aloft gems
Of thought p'ucked from those mysterious re-
cesses of nature where the unequal eye Of the
sage grows dim and weary. We instance the
following sublime episode ON the melting prin-
0inlc of amhtinn.
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April llth 1859.

a. According to the report of NJ. Merriam,
Clerk Of the Council, the following are the liza
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portion Of the tale, tAsfs are many exquisite
pictures Of rural Indian life, none Of which are
moro beautiful thaa The charming deschpsion
Of hcrse-raec y, snooa .ght We can readily
believe that
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THE MEw MELRaa0RME0.

THE NEW MELE0G08NENs
In the true spirit Of prophecy, Dr.. Holnes
he's tol1 = shat alshossh shers Il ret % ariss
10 esfnidst pess whsss ssssphic numbers
shall charm Ne assoaished world and claim tor
him the proud distinstisa u lord Of he wsst-
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w0al& Bsvsr Arsan that the ful6llment Of the
poets words was to be found in the person Of
son Of the infant West, and that the champion
Of she American Muse vas to rise like an elec
trio eel from the rippling waves Of Des Moinss
river, and with the liquid melody Of his in
spired warblings, awaken the echoes Of the
gently flowing Asipla, and the valley Of Skunk.
Lost in amaxement at 20 brilliant and unexpect-
ed bereavement, the dasxled mind turns from
the refalgens glory, and refuses to believe
But . triumphant demonstration Of he glad
tidings has appeared in the Des Noines Journal,
under the title Of "A Mornings Mediation on
the banks Of the Des Moines" :
II il matter Of congratulatory pride that the
Alpha and Omega Of this young Apollo's polish
and inspirations have, ~ We are kindly in
formed in predatory note, been lavished
upon him under the care Of the educational in
stitutions Of Iowa No longer shall the totter-
ing piles that grace the classic grounds Of east
ern universities alone resound with the songs Of
their Bryants and Longfellows and Joneses and
Robinsons, for from the walls Of younger
shrine Of letters in our own State, thousand
dulcet lines proclaim the Immortality Of Brown.
No wonder that babbling sound of honest
pride rides on the waters Of the
Fair Des Mones, that lows along,
With current deep and strong,
inasmuch as the Homer Of our century loves to
loiter upon its Aower-gemmed edges,
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