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Legal N office.

Legal NOTICE..
To d. b. Caxtsfs
YOU are hereby notified that thsre il on hle IN
the Clerks once OF the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa, 1t Keokuk, petition Of Amos II.
Brown, claiming decree OF said Court against
you for the sam Of 1zS4S9 with ten per ieent in-
tsrsst per annum thereon from October 14th, 1858,
on mortgage BY you TO said Brown given, dated
October a. 1885, lot 10 In block 1So in the city
Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa to secure the pur-
chase money Of said realty, Wis: $S87,5s, payable
in four cqxal annual instalments with interest
from date 1T the rate Of ten per cent. per annum,
payable annually, default In payment Of any In
stalmcnt or Of interest TO make the whole amount
due and payable) said petitioner charging such de-
fault, and claiming, ALSO the foreclosure and sale
Of said nortgaged premises, and the extinguish-
ment Of all equity Of redemption under said mort
gage, and for general relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before tho second day Of the
next term Of said court, to begin on the first Men
day Of September, 1859, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro con}esso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
July Is. 1859 -dlw
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VIM. n. GROVER,
4 ttorney At i aw.

DRACTICES only In the Civil Courts of Record,
1 and devotes his time chiefly to Commercial
cases. Bushes from abroad win receive careful
attention. Once No. 46 Chestnut street.
Jan. 1, '6o-dAwIy
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IN BOXES Summer pressed Candles, GOOD ar.
IN ticle, for sale by
Julyl3d KELLOGG i BIR0E.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Ayers Catnartlc Pills,
fea Al THE PURPOSES or puRsanM MEDICINE.
FoR CosrIvENzss;
FoR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR JAuNDICE;
FoR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE;
FoR THE Cum OF DYsENTERY
FOR Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CUR1 or ERYsIPKLAs;
FoR THE PuEs;
FoR THE CuRE OF ScRoYuIA;
F0R ALL 6CRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CuRB OF RHRuMATIsA;
FoR OlsKA6Rs OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CuHx or LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DRoPsY;
Fo2 zU CuRs OF TsrrsK, TUAoRs AND SALT
RHRuA;
F0R WORKS;
FOR THE CURE OF Gour;
F0R DINNER Pill;
F0R THn CURE OF NxURALGIA
FoR PURHYING THE BLOOD.
They ore sugax-coated, % that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any
quantity.
Priss - ssnts pr Box; 5 Boxes for sl.oo
Great numbers Of Clesgymsa., Physicians, States
men. and eminent pefsonages, have lent their
remedies, bat our space here win not permit the
insertion of tAan. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMIlzcAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with alno full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not Be put OF BY unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYRR's, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have X.
AL our Remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE CO., Ksokuk.
). IT. REED 4 Co., Chicago,
BARNARD CO, st. Louis,
SURE, ECKSTEIN b CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
myl6d6w1y
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ano. o. ANDERSON. - ALEXANDER DAncIAY
ESTABLISHED IN lsA0.l

ESIABLIbAED IN 1oA0.
| BANKING HOUSE OF
| q Il o n O Il q. AN - = n N 4 o o.
| r HAVE this day admittsd - . partner in the
| ! Banking Business, Alexsndsr Barclay, lwho has
been ny teller for the last six years.. The busi-
moss, hereafter, will be conducted under the hrm
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses (if not
the osdsstl In Lsws, the nov Arm sohdts > scntin-
uancs q fofnsy patfonagsso 20 hbsrany extended to
the senior partner. s@
They win make corsctions and remit, less Ex-
oh1n nan g., on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
| nsr wis
a.ysREsoss:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanisr ! Co., Baaksrs,
Edward W. CLARK ! CO., ,PhilsdslphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuller brsvAs, Bankers, Boston.
Marine BAnk, Chicago.
Hoffman 0elpcke, Chicago.
Mechanies' BAsk, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahn, Bankers,
Gilmore : Brothsrton :. Cincinnati.
Hat. sevinss Institution, St. Louis.
Ksokak, Jan. 'SS. GEO. g. ANDERSON
jAnSd
WIN. THOMPSON r co.,
BANKERS,
Corner Of Maln ana secsnA SIS.
KE0K IOWA.
Nov. 5. 'bS-d
1850. spring ana sunner 1853.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
y.n.HurcnIxson. yAszs Dswsy
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson
LAVE JUST received At their Fashionabls
1 i Tailoring and Furnishing estabiishmsnt,
choice and excslisnt supply Of Brosdcloths,
Cassimerss, VeSdngs, and dents FUkNI8H-
ING GOODS, of ALI descriptio and guarantee
that their work shall be done in the most ap-
proved and satisfAetory nAnnAr. They ass con-
stantly receiving the New York and hiladsl-
Phia fashions; and respectfully solicit all Who
desire gsod work and the best mstsrisl TO give
Apris-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
AT r II z l. 4 - s5y &A
MRa. M. TALON -
10 ESPECTFULLY solisits the ats sntion OF the
IN Ladies to her NEW STOCK of
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
The latest styles and fashions and various quail
tiles, 70 suit Al tastes. have bess selected.
DonHets, Ribbons,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shswls and Mantillas,
FANCY HAIR PIHs, HOOP SKIRTS, AHD
THOMPSON'S STEEL SPRING TONIOS:
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DIR. j. @. AVER &c co.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such = renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It 10 entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
evidence Of it, virtues, wherever it has been en-
ploycd. Ar It has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality kept up TO the best
y ever has been. and that it may be relied ON to
Do Tor their relief eli it has ever been found to do
, 1859-01-25

7,, u. Tt .
~, uaaa Ma;nas SIat. sn,ur,ai of he 18th aa7s; A
.a.,1 nss ~ ,nen Win lgdy and children, parsed
.rt.oroh nnr citr the oth5r da7, en- route for the
sa,d mine. They had three wagons and bug.
ko'a n aamo,1 ~ loading we're. We understand.
~; ;.d GIa - -on1atta tahle. quantity Of Ii.
olsna,u ~ ts.t horsa accomonnied the
a auG.o' Fnl;ontened ciyillzation is On its march
1Lasu.
"eS'"A'0'
4 BIG HAuL.-Deputy Sheriff +. Munson;
"smelliug q rat" one day last week, proceeoea
to kenosha aud made some e'gat arrests. ol
parties who had been connected VIII gang ol
ihle7es. t9e hey :" ;no Jossn IN this connty
hao a7restea lot asea.inE a, h;n, IL Nrns9n
who esEea oaaiy, .uo ltG ~ - usrra,+ hin, IN
Ralneo solneteat .at;oa .t;u, 10 ubos nacF Thev
pltehlne IN ana .aA;n =. Earosha r W1vEtoan
"ere plaseo ~ VIC J~'' ~ -
da-e':e'
a farmer living near Dansri!le, LivinEs-
ton tounty' Mas a"assneG ss;1;nr a cluh Gent ant
notse IN o;s @ao,, aN3 tha 81 of steal;ng his
ana louna TWO msu ~ ~ :. .tsra y, ~h = m =
morse, anu in4one taa a 80 ,;stnI hrt rvifhont
ot tee .alexee paeseatu tha farr,,e- dea,t him a
"ah.ne 1os ulul ~ IL -. h;ah a,,ras, ;n.tont.
stou! o1n" over tra ~ neaL, .h;..t ,aada h;mssif
scarce. There vas shout s4oo found on the
hody Of the dead man, but nothing all riding q
clue 10 his identify (IN Spectator.
The Sioux Eagle o. tne 9'a ea1s .aIs on
the Friday praEions nens .ooA paSg ;,e ue'"een
h!: george nuooe!1 anu ~. ~
EelEldere. IN Aonona eoun1y, 1o. - ~ .as
light Hnooell "as s@soeeo to1ee .nes ~ sne
oscE VIII cou.nou ~ Au'As is
erudpe existed between them and Wiley says
they met on the above day in the praltle, some
distence from nnv house. when Hubhell re-
marked to him that +s his time had come,' or
language to tb,t effect, and nude at Wiley With
a club. The heht then commenced in earnest,
and resulted a, roore stated.
p.,. r. o..aor,,d
acc!DRs1:p1 II nofsan; aH;t;oa % - 81 io1a i:;sV
resident OF botlanas aaut.ou ~ ao"a ;,, G'5, =
met Vim na1nlal nGcaues a. ~ 90" usn nnsa a.
fsasant sa1ley On abI,s -a1rov;n, 4a, ~ he;ng
4usnse u 91 a;.a.,ior 80 ard tbrovn
, 1859-01-25
Mr. MasOn's Scheme Of a Dictatorship.
fEropa the National Era ian n


We are at loss to unde, stand why Mr. Mason
should propose TO restrict the President, in the
exercise OF bis newly.ctaimed prerogasire, TO
Mexico and the Central American ststes. There
is no reason ut all honorable 10 the proyess nj
the uu,ion Yhy he would not hn<a a ,,ans-oi
power Of declaring var. Va often h.vs rsnsan
10 compl.in that Great Hritnjn dst.;na aS =
searches our cou,merciul shins ot seo and rh,. r
should not The Tres;dent hr nn,bor;-sd ~ "5 -.
force summary redress. br nnrchina ~ -
Uausdu. Are British a7pressionn morn +oIsr.
nble 1hun Me1irnn, 0o'o40 An''' 'o'ef'
The truth il. that the Stare o1iparcbr md +na
administration, which ia its creature erer readr
for aggression upon our weak nei,hbors drs ID
nothing 80 much Of yar Win Enrlnnd and
would 5e rer7 far from giving anS no-,ha-u a4n
man, evea one Of their own selection ,ha .' A.
csetion Of mxkinp vnr nn,n thai -ora. $50
INV Of the vreat no1e,s RI Etrone u upoa
but is i, 10, his bill Of Mr. Mason = sn]endid
,,)ustrat;o, n tba v,,o,;a aae,r;a p sPsua.u s
, 1859-01-25
miscellaneous Items.

CoLp At Mox7REAL.-The records of the
weather as Montreal ahow that tho four days
from January 9th to 18th, together, form tho
coldest period for tweaty-uiue years 1t St.
Martins near Montreal. on the 10th, the spirit
thermometer marked forty. three degrees below
zero.
SuDhzx DEArH.-Capt. Thomas Cron7n, Sur.
TsJor in the Customs Department at London,
Y. ~, apparently in good health, fell desd on
Tuesday while talking With nephew. He was
brother Of the Bishop Of Auron, and had been
captain in tho army.
4 ASW1sDLK2--4 man named B, z, Brown.
who has been dolck huainess in Cleveland since
last spring. has swindled several merchants o!
Cincinnati out Of an aggregate Of $25, 600 worth
OF merchandise. Ho purchased the 9oods On
credit, shipped them to Cleveland, disposed o!
them Immediately, and then sloped for partl
unknown.
c3PR1zE ElauT IN TkxAA-A prize fight, for q. :.
500 side. CAME of On the 25.h uis, on Point
Island, Iexas. between IN American and Spun.
lard. They found thirty-tour rounds in Two
hours and ten minutes, when the Spaniard suc.
cnubed to the superior p:oweas of the Aneri.
can.
TaE OLDEST MAN IN T1Ro1s1A.-Mr, PHILLIP
Jesseo: aged l2o years, died in New Garden,
kutse4 County. Va, on the 1ss of December.
a short time before his death be WAS able to at
s~0N ~ A47 V"A GVa6SuUlA anu one GaT
while in bis one hund1edth year be cut and spill
one hundred rolls.
RAr1o OF REpRksExr.7,os.- -Statu,ic,ans xhc
have been examining the probable results o
the next census, and the zpportionneas to be
based on it, say that the required population o.
Congressional District will probably be ralsei
from $4,000 TO 10000, and that the House O
Representatives (if the present number o33, i.
reta'ned) will probably consist OF 155 Represen
t2f1Te8 from Rop
from slaye States, showing gain OF nine to the
former
, 1859-01-25

From long aud able letter written by E1.
Governor Wright Of Indiana, and now United
states Minister at Berlin, to Hon, Hamilton
Smith, OF Indiana, We make the following ex.
tract relative to the reception Of the Clere1aud
schooner " Harvest! at Hamburger. Governor
Wright says:
I" was pleased to learn from our late ahle
Consul at Hamburger, James X. Mcdonald, that
tte good people Of that city were somewhat as
tonished the other day br the novel sixht Of q
Yankee schooner, from CIe7elaud, Ohio. With
cargo Of wood, lEing at German wharf The
frue western Captain, although be bad never
Eeen salt water before, had made the trim from
Quebec to FDglsud in seventeen daTa-ths
quickest passage On record. There was q cargo
OF walnut, hickory, cherry, curly maple, ash
6nd other varieties from our bouad1ess foreBts
They were sold O: auction and brought fair
PRICE. Here We have an instance Of direct trade
win Europe. instead Of By way of New York
ond EnR!and. There was no Intervention of
agents md companies to eat IN the nrofits. m ia
too commonly the case. tbs time is coming,
venture to hope, when the West will take it's
Immense commerce entirely into its own bands.
when our merchants shall send their goods and
produce direct, without breaking bulk, not only
70 CleTeland, but BY meacs Of our lakes and the
81. lawrence, 10 the Atlsntlc ports, and to all
parts Of the Old World. It NAV be that that
iankee schooner shall turn out to have been
tne pioneer IN IN extensive commerce ia wood,
which our forests supply in such boundless Va.
rely, and OF which Europe is beginning to feel
the need for every purpose, from ship.building
down to fancy work aud toys for children"
In relation to this Matter Of direct trade we
would call attention to the anxiety the mer.
chants Of New York feel to have the enterprise
considered failure. letter. have been written
By some OF them sayiug tha. it is understood
that every cargo WAS sold at loss, and asking
their Western correspondents il this WAS 60.
Ne repeat Tor the iutense gratifnation of th ose
gentlemen, that every cargo MAS sold c: q profit,
that the enterprise is q COM ptete success, and
that large aeet will sail for there in the spring.
The door has been opened for this direct trade.
and oil New Ycrk State cannot close it tagaiu.-
ELeEeIt11 X<raLL
, 1859-01-25
Pe1.s0ntzL and Political.

4 paper in Auburn, Alabams, haa spread its
f1ag with the namc of Henry L. Wise, Of Vir-
ginla upon 1t for the Presidency.
Tho Ktngof Holland has recently appointed
aJew Professor Of Ancient Ju1isprudence in the
Leyden University. The NAME Of the new Pro-
lessor il Herr Joel E. Goldsmith, who is the son
Of the Rev. Emanuel Goldamith, = resident Of
New York.
There is il. New, Orleans 'tvoman's rights''
lecturas, calling herself Lady Indiana, who il
said to be sister Of the famous Florida chief,
Billy Bowlegs, and who was stolen from the
everglades when child, and subsequently edu.
coted in Maryland. She is said to be renarka-
bly, intelligent.
During the past yesr the Governor Of Mich
igsn has pardoned no 1ess than 6ftY-uine con-
ricts. The Detroit Tribune states that fruitful
source Of pardona is found in the enormously
long sentences OF Judges
We learn from the indianapolis Sfn.iaez
that the Supreme Court Of the State Of lndsna
has decided that the liquor law Of 1858 is not in
force. "Thers il not a concurrence Of opinion
of the Judges os to the grounds OF the decision.
but they are unanimous in the result"
1t is said that II. n. Corcorsn, Esq, in
tends, II the spring, to have erected in conve-
nioat location. in the metropolis, building for
Art purposes, to be given to and for the use OF
the artists Of the country containing gallery
for painting, another for statuary. another for
school Of design, 3c. It is also said that Nr: q.
is 10 literally endow this institution.
MIR. Robert Chambers contradicts uhrough
the columns Of The B9okseller) the statement
tha: be is the author Of the Testi2s Of Creation
It appears that his name is attached to the book
us author in the British Museum catalogue, but
tits wss the act Of. an unauthorized official
SINE Of the proof sheets were forwarded to him,
a,d it Was in that way probably TINT tic rumoz
originated.
Judge Mclean Was, tew weeks since, re-
ported as quite i'll. Not knowing exactly how
the illness would terminate, the Cleveland Dem
ocrat says the Vacancy was promised Ex-
Cor. Payne, Of Ohio. Very soon after this
comfortable arrangement Was made, Judge Nc.
Lean appeared at Washington in very good
health, ond took his seat on the bench OF the
Supreme Court! The disappointment must hare
been very great!
, 1859-01-25
Successful Trinl.rrip Of the Winans,
Steamer.


The iron steamer, built by the Messrs. Win.
aus. (she Inst novelty n1oat s,nce the Leria.
than went upon q trial-trip from the yard Of
the builders at the Ferry Bar. 20 the North
Font Light House and back. About 81 O'Clock
steam was began to be raised. and at near IL
o'clock the steamer turned gracefully from her
moor1ngs and was headed down the Patapsco
!" It'll pressure Of IS. pounds Of stesm (hstf
ber capacity satisfactory headway Was made
The points Of the bow and Stern barely touched
the water, and the even progress Of The vessel
cauHed no coumotion OF she waves, but left q
smooth wake like groove. The steamer pass.
ed Fort Carroll until oh North Point when sho
va. put about Ga the resuro, mud when oppos-
lite Fort McHenry, the steamer WAS greeted with
salute Of six guns from the fort, aud jn reco..
milton Of the compliment the steamers tags
were displayed and The steam whistle blown.
The steamer, both going a1d returning, IVES
greeted By the creus OF alt the crafts IN the
rlser with cheers, waving of hats, and other
demonstrations Of like nature, Beades the
officers Of tie vessel, Captain Vaughan. Epeiu-
eer David Frazier, and a number Of rorkmen,
there were on board Thomas Winaus and Ross
"inare, Esqa., and their ladies'. The steamer
returned about two O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and utter playing about the open water, was
returned to her moorings at the gard Of the
builders. The average speed attained Was
about IL mile. au hour. The ventilation below
decks was perfectly preserved during the run
nlng OF the machinery, and at 10 time did the
Thermometer rse above 65o Fahrenheit We
believe the builders regard the trial as aatiafac-
tof5, and guarantee pf success when greater
distance Ii ATTEMPTED.
, 1859-01-25

T."sn s!!c II aF1s"urS TeleErRpL.1
IL nnat ne Coucrted ttlut our Hurlay ITeRi-
dent has great versatility cf literary talent.
'ew would have supposed that. amid the cares
ol StA'c. he could bare .iElB or inclination to
cast ou tor Il moment ;he incubus Of the pacitc
Railroad. or the lingering consequences Of the
u,iend Manifesto, aud .urn his colossal mind TO
WHISKY let srch is tue tUct Huchanau dis.
courses upon the refreshing beverage with that
brcv!'y which is the soui OF wit uud it will be
gratifying surprise for the readers of the
last Presidential Message to learn thut Mr..
!sucilaEan tan write briefly and to the point.
lhe iucts OF the case, as related bY cotempo-
rAry. are thcsc:
trm Of d's,i!ers in p4ttsburg, Penn, who
put up Rye whis2y in len or oae gallon puck
agts. stnt - the Wuite House package with
their compliments. Mr.. Buchanan, who never
lunches when duty calls. exercised his bibulous
powers upon the package, and. moved By grati-
'ude to the giSers OF such goods, penaed to
them an autograph letter, in which, v.h tears
Of gratitude IA his eyes, be says: "iour rye
spirits ever drank" We may Imagine the de-
light OF the Iitteburg distliers on the receipt
Ut 1ai* message. They probably skipped about
the streets Of The Iron City Tor very jov, clasp-
In. the Presidents letter and envelope to their
hlearts, md saying to their friends, with Miss
FiIte, "Thtbe are documents ~ Of course
they could not keep their go,d fortune from
the public, and So their whisky advertisements
IN the newspapers are headed with tue usme of
The Preside Mt Of these Cnted States Of Ameri.
ca: Nor we're thty wrun. in 20 doing; for il
will be not,ced that the President writes as one
having authority, end not iEncsamus on
The subject. lie stands whisky PLATFORM
he has ind precedents aud aatecedents, and be
boldly n'erts The Issue. Observe that he saw
thsa peeu 1sr whisky e1cela ahy spirits liz trtr
t1*:d htfoFt- lie Is evidently = conno4hseur In
there bcreIagcs. he knows old rerzenYy or
snet from Jersey cider, and ID ecuers!lv up"
IN l1qu5rs. Heis nn authority on the subject;
lis ct4sslc letter will be recelrsd rs standard.
and - GuchInau on WHISKY will 20 down to
posteF.s in company with "Fryon job" and
"Napitr Oh LoEaritncla'
, 1859-01-25

Tic following description ol the proposed rail.
road htil;c at Cl,htou is taktn from ibc Clinton
Herald
The bridge commences an the cast side Of Little
Npce lslAs'd. II p''lut nearly opposite Lambs
-" mil. Tic wc>etn abutlncbt >t1ns!s on the
l-s;l;'d, aud Is 10 he Of suliu aa,tfy, &c feet in
enStn At thc ha., tpe'ing to % feet ut tile top,
SUD !" 'ttf IN thckhcs. at Tue lase, tancring TO
q teet at the top TIE distance ,crs,ss 10 the i{-
"i> sln,rc Is l+uo Get which is diyted into seven
spans ri 200 !rrt cach--each span resting oa
rle: oi so.'d ln4~o.ry Of l.c s;pe ditreusons rs
1h">e If the abu'lreut described. Butb ,l1c uhut-
ment and rl'r> will E,e built tn solid pl]e.T
thelr being piles ior the foundation ot each 0f
the former, aud - rlcs for that Of each Of the
latter.
The :upcrtn1cture is 10 Ire that known as 1he
s' MeCtlunl Patent ln1exitle Arch Truss" which
is generally acknowledged III Tie Les, in use. Al
10" st-ge Of wafer, nctber Of the al,ullueuts.
and only Two Of the piers, will he eycu partially
submerged, so SHALLOW is the river at tue potnt
chosen ior crossing. Thr entlre cost Of the work
when completed is estimated Ut s65 600.
THE Herald OF the ed inst. SAYS the con:ucts
70: The above wo,k arc nearly all closed, and work
commenced.
, 1859-01-25
Ment Of the
tons letter.:

TIE les TnADx on TIE HupsoS.-Severat lew
ice~louees have been erected on the banks OF
the Hudson during the present winter. They
have oil been. or are in the progress Of being
filled, The season thus tar has been unusually
favorable The kiugston Jvnr,4Al SAYS there
are already in that neigh heoshood $4,000 tons OF
ice gathered. valued at half million Of dollars
II these statistics correct, it is safe to say
thst more than 500, 900 tons are already stored
on the banks Of the Hudson, above NeWburgh,
worth more than million Of dollars. This is
certainly verT handsome crop.
, 1859-01-25
The Illinois Farmers aud the Railso,d
;lnIiEHUes

II should be borne ID mlnd, that the people
o. carroll comfy who have mortgaged their
iaFms to The Racire and M1.slssippt R-ilroad.
90 nor, as tsF Is We can learn, propose TO +tps.
date any legal cou,rac, that they mare mad.
but they 90 churge that tbeT hsve been dea)t
WIN fraaduleotly, eupha,icalIy sxindied, and
intend to seek q tutl remedy -we hope thew
will ind lt-in ,he courts Of Justice Of the Sla,e'
They ure about filing bill in chancery to hare
the mortgage set aside, because Of The fraud
nsed IN oosa'ning them Tho Stephenson and
GatAq1 Ldr.
, 1859-01-25

The Springfield correspondent Of the even
ing Journal says: "Tne upper circles Of 60
ciesF in the Stale Capital ore IN q teyeriah state
Of excitement in consequence OF au 'e1ope,
ment in high life which occurred here Inst
night. Mr. r. Ridgcly, son of an eminent and
wealthy Springfield banker, disappeared last
evening in company With yonne girl onlv
about fifteen years OF nge. The gentleman
leaves accomplished youDg wife nnd two in.
teresting children As q coincidrnte II bis flight.
learn shat hbous 81 o5o oi mouey i,as disuo
peared from the bank Ct his ia,her, in which
MF. R!dxe1y WIS emuIryrd't
, 1859-01-25
Popular sovereignty Mt Pixies Jsenl

Popular >oyere51nty nj Pixies PEAK,
S'lllr l..nc ;i-.+ Gov. nrny.,r Of Il AIS :
Eeilt ou,tnr.k"'s HrAka lul: accredited boa,d
ol c"uaiv oilisHT> tr oryaniz' county, and
I't tue laaa U! Xmas in furce .!1upD.r trc
god-d':"c:s. Ey u lctcr tioia Au,aria.
u' e'l S"s. ISL, NJ lca'n 1Elst this ac;iou
h2s :,Ncn @rra; dissatisfaction % The miners.
A p"b'ic luec'tg had b.cn held al which tic
right was r:,'sucI tur IL: settlers Of clcctinc
their own olicers, and Of regulating their
domestic siTtrs 10 their Own liking. Tie
meeting adopted L resolution requesting the
officers to ,csiSu. The LATER asked lime ia
Conslucr tie matter. and L.,l hit Returned m
apsw'T At tie tlA!e oi tie letter, Tic yr;;rr
ndds: - Ii they do not resign, look out for
"tquafly times in the v:.ll.y If lne South
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