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rived.
Steamship Petersburg, 1

Steamship Psrker.burp Powell Savannah udse. ard pasa 70
stesmship Jsme.,own, Simmer, Richmond, &c.
ship N,puues Car FORBES Penang Nay a. passed Cape OF
Good Hope July 49, and crossed the equator Aug a. ke %
G.I A 81 IS En- Mr. foss s SsTsS
died The n e. has had Light winds and csis Of ths
sap rq,teh Bss L;s.p9oI ASg ms,. and 2s pas. I,
pss.,se Aug ~ lat ~ H. ST. ensed ship Fatty Alum
snip yancu.e Carney Newcastle July ie coal Manhattan
Gas Co. vessel TO }. W Elwel Co;
80 p,:s Burgess, 10 la, Il So lon d % spsis
whaling bark wsveIy ,of New Bedord with $50 bOs sperm,
Ship Australia, Spencer Liverpool July ST. md.e and 3ls pass
sD ~s % S~yU Ss Hs S at sol 0 = Pa
q IS boarded from whaling Cen Pile of and from
sSP opS o B.on On Baker ..sow aud r.enocL Ju,
a. ndse. to W. Ii Riversmith Had W. winds the entire pas.
Bari Roebuh Chase Rio JsneIro Aug H. coffee R-ynold.
NOE Ana S M 70 s Sst. b.s sSnsd 10 &
letter n IN awhile signal
Barb H. Tro~bSse Frisbie EewHaven days in ballast to
B.sentie Addison Child of Bo-,on) Smith Rio Jsneo Aug
SsHii Z 'iis f Phi f Ia r
sept poss h ss' Of .Ss 'ei
ls om Rio Jsuso; l2th. e = 81 lon II a. spoke bark
asi Desbor1 Had light weather most Of the ps.sss Aug
pol 81 New o.a SEPT g. i S s. '. .So.a ss:
ht T. lsn s for s9 Ssw p,.
Bay Chale.I q dsy. a.h sd SHINGLES to master Sept TO-
provisions, ba, Dbl Of aud one cs.i q
water on board with which 70 be fed could supply them
Bds c.r1 Ellen H.,tel. New Haven 2d.y. in ballast.
Bug Lach, W.oU, New Haven Z days, la balsst
ser kaad of H9rwas) Dayton Black River, JAM 2ldsy.,
ess c.vso Marin asao S mne acs :, for Hs S "a
sy.out Had been in sight Of Cuba bot had ded sI
lat =. end was then trying 20 fetch tho Bshamas haa thowa
schr. Ham.os, Ogden, Georgetown D. c. days -four 70
schr A.y Shields, What, Gardner day., lumber TO g.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......sErr. Is.
Cleared.

s,ssu,bips-Bayn. (fIam) Fsube, Hamburg knuha.dt
Co Huntsville, Pos, Savannah. H. CFom~e % Jsnss
Adyer ADAM, Charleston, Spoford Testp n Co. Mexico,
Ia be-, New Or ssps Chas Moran; Alabama Sehenek swan
uah s. L. MtchiL Son; yorktown, Parrish, NoIios Ladan
Hercker; A Horn, GDud.rson, Porto Rico horni kat-
k,r,burr Powell Savannah, II. b. Cromwell Co
Siips-Ophcus (Brsm Vessels, Bremen, fienninn oS'
n, q, ANce Murphy Charleston Dgncan Co.. sw1er.
aud Fra,s ssyaGrsh H. Brigham Rcd Gauntlet, Lucas,
stanshse, J. c. Jewett Co ,., ~,
Fuller Galveston BriEham T. ,n9se, CHs 81. IsS9 -
Ann and Lxy, Lsun Rio Jsneiro M)ler kers
Brss-Atlsn,ic. Whesy Barbados, Mssnet snscs'
FORD Key Mes. Bspner Dtakei Lark Br Pension ber-
T. l. Nevus Son. Isis Pesrce PHILADELPHIA ii ID bo,kmsn
Co. Restless (Br) BoeeIt, St Johns, ~ b., A. sm'he"
49,.
schoones-F sserly, Coope Savannah. MsCresiy Mott
Co C. Ch.llOn Kinney, Curacao Simpson Clsppi Wave,
STOW Bangor N sanford 4 P Cooper Tsyer Pal delphia,
J. W Mckee Sea Marx Sherman 'son, Simpson Msyhewi
George Harms Glb-rs, Wmnstor, DoDcr. Potter CO.; Is.
Suopg Hawkins Sabine Pass McCrady, Mott Co C. Colei
Pettet, Philadelphia - Hand.
sloor--Ieleu Smith Smith, New Haven master.
stsamsrs-Ads Fen.on, Philadelphia, j. Briggs Delaware.
Copes, Philadelphia, +. Perkins
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COURT OF GENERAL srssIery-sr,r ,5-s.,,,,


Edssrd Upton, aged Il years tret for break.
ius into the dselr gou,e Of Charles Buckley No as Fifth
aud ste ina Lfefrom wearing apparel ysaed q go
Convicted 20 the Home Of Rsfsge
Mary Fox pleaded guilty 20 sreey She s.oe g from
Dennis kshoe No LOO Eis: Thirty second .es on kur =.
serte1csd % the State fns1n fr 40 years
Lsmber Ca'csnih stole wearing srpsel worth 49, from
hcnard J" " sns H. pleaded guilty 20 st.enp. a. grad
larceny, and vas reruanded for s-rtelce.
NH. Thompson allies james Mod, indeed for grand
u si.s M On the Iot july cotk trumtngs &c. worth o.
from Jsc0b wsSs, convicted o. D. IL r..
IAsIded or L,suce
Rog'n the 2,h August, a. li..d .hrsur defs.iy.
evidence -''''
ShHts1 seh.le charged with entezzng prouls.ory aos.
bs Il exchange gold cor lie % rLe valse 81 ti8
s u IN alter Pr to commit grand Ie-uy and % To- .pp.
lie Peni.sutisry. - 49, J0' -
henry Workman Pleaded guilty charge Of obtaining
e. g. LHoeI fsise prsteLses Rensuted fer .eLtsuce
Edward DUBOIS aced guilty a charge 81 r.a1 rc.,v
a sentenced % tie State Prison ter Two years - -
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by Telegraph.

Bay spoien, July % lat IS Ion p % .hp sol.E sho4L
Lsh to Bo,or from Cacu,t, for Philadelphia with loss o
hntoPuast and foemss bllVsrks soye aud tnish;hesd
s;rto The tp badly strained and making two feet
o. sstgr pf hour she would 20 get Into smons Bay NO
ss.s,e wanted Also .pskeu sbp .pts Col.y (of Boz
Sn board Passed g. HeeGa Aug ship EIpEes, MloH'
Bombay foE liverpool
handy HOOK, Sept Is, sunset A ship and bark In TAG
ofng bond In No other vessels In sight, Wi6i 'J sh'
from T.. Weather clear.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. Is, sunset-s.esmer Jamestown,
Tom Richmond pss.ng ths point, bound in. Wrd as1 from
T. Weather
PHlLADELPAiA seP. li-Arriysd, big Lsrzaroe frOu,
bacr River
BALTIMORE, Sept. HSsip DUches Orleans repor.s Auf
IT, Ia . " Ion. 81 = w ptd the ve.,. burned
to the waters Tae Ere had apparently occurred .s aas
Day
NEW ORPHANS, Sept. H-Ariyed ship Jallet Trardy.
rom Eev-York.
SAVANNAH, Sep. -Auivsi steamships Florida ani POto'
uac fTcm New foEk siae % Georgia from Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

jay s,d e.ssps . be er,i..i from any tai.ne' PaO,
nc msIk II wax s,.e.m. Mr.. Robinson "a, ao"h
I'D r. -sr.,.st i.u,opstrA' OBS OF approval
M. Macd uner & very appro2 'la's pay o, ,..
srsseh IN which he ?. fe-et 20 the qianes "hcn us
treaishei Mr.. james Robinson, whom he knsw ooe "
han ary II re other bf3hers moved vote o. 1naA
70 NJ MCouachie, which was seconded ara eA1il'u
with acclams'ior. ,.,..,
DR.. Wnks having relinquished his Presidents,
ofice in favor OF Mr. John Robinson who wa. eec gu
in his stead vote Of thanks was passed 20 tue n's'
Cbsynsn' ard daly acknowledge by DR.. Wake in a
brief address.
Mr.. John Robpson. before leaving the ohair eN-
pressed his Obligations 10 Mr. McConachie N very sp
pIoprs'e terms. -. =. =.
more delightful ous-then broke up for & ramoe
smorg the rocks sod &; o'clock met to return nome
70 their va,ious places Of abode. They separated,
wishing safe passage and long life and happiness 20
Mr. snd Mrs Robinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
RECEIVING STOLEN

BUEGi AIRY, LlRCgSY AID RsctIFiSG STOLEN
GooDs-Hora Cody q No. - CouraE1 s.rss; nacfsc
II .~ng srrrstd yes'rrdsy .rf buEat
b..rs justice sts.rs E.x MNk.t charged viva reevias
r of,h- schancnl ,.ps-,rnnt Of whsi'r W0a. s-~rr
A.chius Manufacturing CompsDy, snd also so "a no
Coo p-Uy tba The first ~ lay "a, NAer
Irab-T who WA q ika tine porter IN the sals1,on a
Nhsbr Nsou, No IS Broadway stole from bis employers
ri,se nscSue ne~ds which he offered Cooley r sA.
Co,.y bought III and s1sp~ns they ron,
threatened LimbeT b-ss he continued hs aieynS
per.tjors and supplied hin with portions Of Wheeler WIZ
~, machines for the Manufacture Of his Acoordirfy,
hs. various tine stolen employers ssudfy
,cr, n ,h.r hines amounting hoassni dollars
$50, Raw. pucnssed BY Cooley slspecas the teef,
Ns..-s Nheelsr Wilson cSls-d the u Lnber
when be iuIu-distey confessed the whole
f spe 30 ,ekno~ledset O. having col-n three Pees,
- 80, 800 witch b. hsd a,o dis pos>d o. % Cco~y.
o. N. ,'rerso 4 tsis ccuson sefs.sni De Add
OFc,r pblp. Of FoGeeuth Precinct Proceeded % the
o.nil a hy Coasy Of Oliver SIRE, tnd ne New
sr, and 10 ssng Cooley snd recovering s9
worth II pas Of sesinsmschines shicn we're
WEI, Wi,-u a. be.onsrs them; AID also S.-tIn-d
via, parties had ,od tie three perfect one neeix
WT.or .les- that the msckins but y tey se 10.
s-d u,eyd prosecuting hin on has
h.a. Cooley about IS 20 years OF age ss " 20 ws
-, ara engaged II busitess FOR 'e tns
C,v charge burglary stsinst Lmes ADO "a
Er s.hn Al named George heneoot Ia eonne,oa VIZ ~
chs,r. Lmbsrt saws that b., IN company win h.s
q Cso,'. 70 s-ll gods stolen nom w h~rT VIZ
ION ard ,b. while be ususactrs the business lp s
H,wos br0l. into Coeys lower Off - and Sois sne .. nc
ZOO, rrryosiy sold BY him 10 Cooley, which goose wses
IN =, Wh .er Wson. AL thee q The accused sere gay
before Justice and were prnf IN th-ir Ss
h cher Hsrood and Lambert both YOUNG meg sc We
bst :. rly arrived in hs country May las They WEIR al
,,u;,,,d u animation. Crrdi. 10 due tue Two ouSS's GU
sss.d IN rretirg the case tor the manner AZ "-- y
m cuted their labors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

TArN SHOOTING CASU.LrY.-Coronet JatSuian
.,ssx L.d an ipeues, holse on the Garner o. Mso9sss
re, ara Ludo~ place (Hocstn street. upon ,n- oooy "
vrrd Phi ir lad is years OF eEe who ~" ls.y 80
a,b INST Deceased cunning In B-reen County " ahd
n s,t.mp M 10 scale with sun Ia hsnd oy some m'.
ss,uert il discharged the 'ho, asns enc. ~ ~ en-,
- .bs scisn, and no one Of tai the 'oS~ns
S IT, tie pe.utnle the dog which had gone on me eApc
S Nth him returned iore, which fst greatly aNftne
NJ, Php Tine section Of county where deeea.ei ~ snown
10 have gone thoroushly searched, and n ess1
6aud tie discharged fowlns piece eeins by hs slSe
81 the unfortunate youth was then conveyed 20 Is ~
Il a. ath rendered BY the jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

NIw-JERsEY STATE FAIR. Yesterday, the fourth
day of the Nes-Jersey State Agricultural FAR, WAS
the most successful one the Society has ever bai 1t
is estimated tba ever ~ 0C0 persons present. la
the Boys Equestrian matchesseven entries wsre MADE
and in tie blowing ms,ch eleven entries. The norss
tanner, Lone Star, manifested his powers on some
yourg colts TO the great satisfaction Of the crowd
The cr,er fer to-day viii De iisplayof cattle IN the
morning. folio sej by Col Wal address at II oc.tcA
the premiums will then be announced, tie prize sui
mails Displayed, some lively trott rs matches and
fual close Of the whole display.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

suIciDE.-Coroner Jackr4an held an irQ1e,t on
iluiiaay - No s Geere stree, upn lie b,dy Of H....
,oHiis<An who committed suic!ae "Wednesday by
LUX n ehe emoaund IL regatl 70
sn5 }, upposro taa. ,hs induced her % destroy Is
III Ere "a la'e Of NewJeis-y, ~ yesrs o. age AID fr
i-eiy s.p, saocu H. herersres. Smother h. T.ns ,
boih Of which proved uTes The usual veric VIZ, rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

DLAaH OF NASDERER.-Issac B. Flseler. a ne.
hfe of Pcr-hkeeps- who hsd lef family A. 1}. a.
90 asisssy :. Bellevue Hospital, from the effects o. di.s..s
1Nset ca nom 1e ELECTS Of in'rmp- OF hi. per,5o
re 'ornd several e'te, from his wife Melissa PIarr
eGoos " earnestly porng hm retain 20 ae, Coro.
L. Js.snAl tee o. irfgeS upon be BODY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

STEAMERS oN LANE SAsKATcHEwAS.-Mr. Ross,
81 teligent gentleman from Seknk Settlement states
tha. q Csuadisn Company, row organized 81 Toronto
viii, during the coming year, place line OF steam
bos,s Lakes W lpnipeg and Saskatchewan, and ex-
tend the line Of communication ~ near D. possible 10
tie Becky Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

A PATRIARCH FiLLEv.-The funeral of The Rev.
Thomas Ne,l place Tuesday hs; a. surnNcn' " j.
srd by large Of pie, Ia ado
prominent uirs the Me-nod.. Church ana lodge Of
fie.ms@n,. E.ber Neal as he fsniary called vas 81
the hi, s'h bin seventy uh year snd had been IN
the mir is:Iy for youe years having e1terd Ia ls His
term service actually operative minister extended over
n ~ during which period he Travelled excessively
IN various # the country In be yess he
resarced and bis e eut sud sacrificing sbo
contributed LARGELY The Of 1rthcdsm in NewJecy
AID elsewhere He he'd in geat esteem by The church 4
which he shining b.h and his death widely maraed ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

Fatal ACCIDkNT.-A man named John Stone, on
Wednesday accidentally fell down esak 81 the comet
II Eistih ayenue and Nueieh sheet and kea IA AZ
gc,si vas Lela upol the body BY Coroner JsekaIan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
maRRlED,

uooRr-tVpyRHILI-O "Wednesday, Sep. H. BY We ne'
NJ a. IN, residence u the bird father, MT hsHr
Mce 70 Miss Csrs Beloont the eldest daughter Of Gap
Nj H. upderhiL all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

FlBE IS CHERRY STREEr.-Yesterdsy morning a
fire occurred in the indigo mandatory NJ 2S5
Cherry street and before Il could be put out damage
TO the amount of $500 WAS sustained. The loss is
sad 10 be covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

-Four lsrge ships, which have loIg been laid up at
wheTvss up the East River, were towed down on
VI ednesday to convenient piers for loading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
Disasters. &c.

PY LETTER FROM HAVANA dated SCI received by Msss
No..s Icy or We learn that tie brig fornsS rom New ioFk
bound hsianzs' wrecked Salt Key quo da.e Ve"e
AID cargo VIII probably be ot. loss Her cons.,ed q
nro'c cars Vessel ard cargo injured in New York The
IVES ouih "sren No. II lsil ) tups register sssd 3ss
Ald owed b. p. r. Pine Of Nsw.York ...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

ALMANAC. -.
g., p;ss. sal SETS. sos Moor-Rses. 7+
~ sIsp WATER -.
S.,av o:l7 Gov Island. .l0:07 Hell GAe....ll;t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
p..seusers Arrived

4, brio g. w. Se,ourn. J,n Malay. Mrs May sutn aus
gh,ef Ms. Mary Fnguns Mrs. May rnce aha wv NNe"
Ter. Mrs Mary Ann Wissassg and chhd'
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20
G9e gntrlliotnttr,
Senator RrNlrrick.

The blood of the mrryr- is the sc.l Of the cnur,,
That Senator Brodcrirk, of Caliror.
MIA, has fallen Il martyr to his umyicd-
ing and defiant opposition to the Lee.
compton Fraud, ana the notorious
scoundrcls who in California have
been fattencd on the pap of govern,
mcnt patronage, is becoming more
and more manifest. His death creates
profounder sensation throughout
California, than that Of any citizen
who has ever fallen upon her soil.
The person selected to meet him was
an individual who has been a practis-
ed durllist. and who has been such a
notorious rullian that he barely cscap-
ed hanging at the hands Of the Vigi-
lance Committee, through the intcrpo-
sition of Senator Brodcrick himself
So far from the feeling abating, il
grows deeper and stronger, the more
the circumstances are examined. and
the more Brodericks loss is apprcca-
ted. There was an unquaiing cour-
age in his character, that made him a
trusted leader in great emergency.
When he assumed his opposition to
the LecomptOn smindlc, he did not,
like Douglas, fear the frown of the
President, but he boldly and dcGantly
charged the wrong where it belonged,
upon the President himself Thu is
the way TO obtain the respect of true
men. In moral courage he was head
and shoulders above Senator Douglas
Frederick was yet in the middle age
OF life, and few Of our public men
have fairer career Of enlarged use
tulness before them than he had. II
is sad when such man is stricken
down, and still more. SO when " he Is
slain by the chosen minister Of band
of red-handed Thugs and assassims,
who lead the pro-slavcry Democracy
of California"
But we can say, will! a contempO-
rary who appreciated the full power
of Brodcrick's character, His blood
will not sink into the ground without
producing results. 1t will yet rise on
the wings of Il terrible rrtrihutiun.
The fell party on whose head it is
who have to account for it, as well as
for Sumncr's-shaIl gather the harvest
of wrath and vengeance which their
crimes have sown while the cause
for which these Senators have been
stricken down shall continue to pros
per i'll the hearts of the people. "-W-
wdukce Wisconsin.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

A Kansas editor, in aIlnding to
slavery, says he doesn't like proper
ty that has legs Doesn't he like
horses and cattle and sheep? and
haven't they twice as many legs as
niggers?
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

The New Haven Register relates
that an actor at one Of the theatres
was called out four times in one eve
ming not long ago-twicc by the
Sheriff, once by the tailor, and once
by an irresistible desire to imbibc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

An old maxim Of DR.. Franklin is,
What maintains one vice, would
bring up two children" More is paid
10y many for intoxicating liquor than
for daily bread.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20
GRCC.E R.. ]. e. s

ofcvcry kind; SUGARS, six different
qualities; COFFEE, the cheapest in
the market: and on TEAS we defy
competition, for We know we can offer
You little better article for the mon
cy than can be sold in town; TOBAC-
co, of all qualities, Fine Cut Chewing
in bull; and tin foil; do. Smoking in
barrel; Plug Tobacco, Natural Leaf
and several other kinds including
" Our Own Chillrcn." SOAPS, Chem
zeal Soap, Palm Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Shaving and Toilet Soap. SPICES,
Of all kinds. Cooking Extracts, Can
dies, Starch. Indigo, Raisins, Figs,
Currauts, Citron, Olive Oil, Wor-
ccstcrShiro Sauce, French Mus
tard Eahbitt'S Salcratus. Pa
tent Clothes Pins, Pals,
Tubs, Wash Boards. and
in fact everything else
one can wish for in
the GROCERY line.
Ii ATS & CAPS =!
\ full assortment Of Mems and Boys STYLES,
very cheap; also u few Ladies BlOUmcr Hats.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20
BLOOD PURIFIER !
BOLLES, SMITH g. CO.,
Hanks.

FfONTlNIOTs, tHItltEO, INlnOI*-,
Rs~TO whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by MONTAGUE 4 Co, st. Charles CITY.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

Did the man who pIoccd the sea,
and afterwards planted his feet on his
native soil, ever harvest the crops
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

4 IL the various Blanks i'll general use, such
N us Deeds, Mortgages, Attachment Bonds
Title Bonds, Common Bonds, SubpUnas, Wits,
Executions, Notes, Bank Checks, Tax Receipts,
Leases, Clerks Certificates Articles OF Agree
ment, Marriage Certificates, Naturalization
Papers, lill and Letter Headings, Receipts, sc.
&c. &c, constantly on hand and for sale, OF
printed at short notice, by
A. b. L. HILDRETH
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20
Store to fseua.

INiiE Subscriber offers for rent. On favorable
Il terms, his Store in the Intelligencer
Building. He will also sell his entire stock
OF Books, Stationary, Paper Han@ings, &c
at cost \. b, +. HILDREIu
st, Charles City, Oct. 10, 1859.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

The reason people go round the
Horn instead Of through, is because
they are afraid Of coming ont at the
little end"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20
Died.,

In Floyd Oct. 10th, 1879, of quick cor
sumption and heart disease, Ira Scott. only
child OF Loring q. and Margaret Il. Burroughs
aged years, = months, and days.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-20

Joe, why were You out so late
last night ?" at wasn't 50 very late
only quarter Of -" How dare
you sit there and tell that lie ? was
awake when you came in, and looked
at my watch-it was 8 o'clock. :"
" We'll, isn't 3 quarter Of l22'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-04-07
To BE CoNTINUED.l

JEErERsoN's GvN.haAra-The story attrib-
uted to Commodore Stewart, that Mr.. Jeffer-
sons gun-boat system originated in the purpose
of descent upon Cuba, Or that these boats
were afterwards assigned to such purpose, is
pretty effectually exploded by an editorial IN
the National Iatell'gencer, backed UP by COM
munication on the subject from the pen Of a
gentleman distinguished, the lasse1lsgsaesr says,
no less for his scholarly attainments, than for
the high position he has long held in the pub
lie service. The historical facts cited by the
writer, and the conclusions he derives frGM
them, are such as should satisfy Mr.. leGeIsonS
worst enemy that the gun boats in question, pub
liely and privately declared 20 be for harbor de.
fence, and unfit fcE maritime expeditions, could
NIT have been destined for descent upon the
insular territory of nation with which, how,
ever unpleasant our relations might bye, We
were still at peace,
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other, she looks so like one that I'm afraid that
the wings will sprout from her white shoulders,
and carry her straight up away from me-"
COR with you"
IF / ever get up there, l believe it will be
in that way. She is very fond of Constance !;
and so am l."
"What have you not, both of you, been al
ways that was kind and generous to me? If
if things do not turn out as we wish, know
that l can depend on your doing all that the
most delicate and affectionate sympathy can
do, to soothe her and support her."
"Rely upon it, rely upon it, my dearest fel
low. Pshaw, what nonsense we are talking !
And if the sky falls, rely upon our helping her
to catch larks. You are little nervous, i see.
You want little more travelling and exercise
to set you up. We must be at home, if posi-
BILE, by the end of next week. / left the girls
full of business, fitting up your room for you
with new curtains and carpet, and seeing that
Sally, and Paul's man, didn't break any of your
rattle-traps. There, it was to have been sur
prise for you, and Pve let itgoutl'
Hermans head sank into his hands upon the
issd .;t Ac~ talked Of other
matters. ~ n 81
any man is doing very well, hear; and if
you can believe it, nobody knows yet, appar-
emily, that it was his surgeon who shot him! /"
"Lucky for u.s."
For him, too, hope"
"Why aren't you afraid, reverend sir, of his
adding by his heightened probation to his list
of transgressions?"
al am afraid that had he left less room upon
it for addenda than for coyrigendd. / left him in
the hands of a good old Vmginian' raised,
Methodist slavewoman who knew half the
Bible by heart; and I charged her to ply him
well with it, as well as with chicken-broth, as
soon he should have reached proper stage
of his convalescence, hoping that the one nigh
make the other go DOWN."
You did, did you? You're an image of a
regular old Puritan, cast out of fusion of the
sword of the flesh and the sword of the spirit
the same materials, only in rather different pro
portions. In your case, it is not exactly six OF
one and half dozen of the other"
The tramp of feet, and banging of doors, was
now heard, drawing nearer all along the passage
the jailer came, with his heavy, doublehandful
of jingling keys; and Herman was locked in
and Edward out