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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

r O y A & A
wbs. 10 this We hear resoun1br,
Grand and mighty U tone,
Tsr,u.h the stormy uunrs Of l.s.ts
On iAs sr.Iite mountains blosal
'Ts voice TIA; makes he Insos
Reuse again he Western ,Iu':
See the Briish esions thgsiH
By the orieIts frightened p4lz'
See the ss1i-yed spAniSd Bsias
Once again his vensefal .iAivs-
Bidding hack the GsIkc foenar
From he Qusdaquyers wave
Gee again he Scot Greys tt,EGrt!
HaIt sTsin ;ss iron rain
Bew SspelsoOs cory Eagle
Sinks forever the phin
Whese u. yoic. hear 'esounr-Esi
Iren w.lHrg,on's tie tore
Startling - the tTumps Of giants
Through the Lsosxs's trumpet b.o~c
Bouner's njshtJ LEDGER blown!
Or In ok.r words The contains oRiGISiL letter
BY toe great Duie Of Wellington and, te,.ces
CsA Asais
Geld from Everett the graceful,
Winning with his soiden per
IL the LEDGrRs golden eolunLs
Goden d!sdems from men
Ard t.ndes
Stars 4sa,s-
Proodf. weaving ever Preeot.s
Forehead made bJ Des:h rltEn.,
s:Hry wreath. perenneal ssitne
Al .be tree i:seh Of rae!
Ard bs,id.s
CasHog Ban, I9sis.
lie ~ho Keeps his eyes, oper,
STU e,er.s his mighty ehA-m-
Cryirs In true Chrirtan 'pir,
Dsh. naE osy harm!
Rea! Humer Lsais-
See Anne Brsds.reet's l. b. floating
To The New Worlds waiting cline
Giving us HupoI's poesy
ibdependeD:ly Of rhyme
And tstd.s,
Greeley terribly in earne,:-
Asa tonen. dAshins down,
With i.s purifying waters,
From bis native mou tains crown!
Originality Asaia.
Funny F.rn the sIors shsmks:eTi
Alice Cay, Ikea vine;
With sisourney's sacred howeu
WRESTLING Songs ecstatis shrinei
Prentice with his Wits krtsd lehtnirei
Msrris with his choral be;
Cora Rtehie, the b. eritehinsi
Wallace with his Jhe Ere;
Cobb, RonIpce's sreed wizard;
Bennett fresh from fores. Wild;
Southwor.h. with her grand invention
In Romsnce's r.beon I,sled
Ard be sdes with
Such wopdrous oonrelAor,
Answer ne, ye Hrnan biIhoB,
u It strange the N Y. LEpsrR
Cireula;es half million
EsIeeisI,y when the price Is
ONLY FOUR CENTS
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Piae,- Peak Gold Mines.

- .,Ar ffhts ftah t'o.u "'s.e t -. ,--h., -
subscribers propose 70 transport any gwen nuaoer 81
non Lesyens ogsh City other points on TIE HISS
C>rSe e AFeed upon, % tae God Mnes Of Plies Pes.
- Sfeeh ard tie Platte. Garirs he months OF AtRiL
VIZ epst;h favorable terms For our pr. tcA4
- ffsnsPortso The Psns. ana car responsibility
49,, .erers, ,f,F 70 Col DaDiel romPSiSs A
49, 60 General T. T. Sort;sr PreGdeat or the
:. p..s.s sssse William Van De Nerier. No. ie5 F1cn
in nohssy, Tontine Buildings, Wsllst and j. O.
G-.yo,s o.. bans Suidpss Hos and Nssss0a
-, ~ ~ 10 ne sser s,n.ieusn, General Aseut
osss ts.sHssl ~
Asssssserh Csy, X. T.,
.aa ri pse
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STANDARD ARITHMETICS.
- COMPLETE sERIgs. ,,,.--,-
ONE NENTBL AND ONE WRITES AklI hAsiiN'
WARREN COLbURN'S
LESSONS.

"Th. osly tsal,is-' 'ehooLbooh'
,.r t..cttns Atsmee srd Il. ,y.s /. Low Eenery
exc sTt sIsIsp 4 =, ' s or M soss sTa EaGAnEp
oRIGlN1L rs .rnaa ae Of III. boeE uuP'ecstentsd
ts extensively used In every State Of he Unions :ad vh.;
.Se.d circaaton SOLELY on irs OWN INTRINSIC
Merits e%SS = 70 h wrrEs ar asrRaETic
.ld.d but The on. has rot been chAnted I,sthe
and otttr' ~ be pleased % sara "a: ne rsoi,a 5 20
buns Fr., Lessons bassd the general pAn
The '"' making ssT1s:s sGT pls,s ;e,si es,sfrsMyrrc
A6sp,ed the rs, cte of distraction in Conon sehoos
snd Acsasmles-
PHILLIPS ACADEMY, ARDOvEa
trodscton and the secidsd saton it gye' IN the 'ho1
rosm place in prominent poson as texi AnSusn
s... lie couEtry ire .pp'Ob.tlop o. ,he
critical ernscs tsheIs The vel known aoiy oi
20 . 1essSs aHs III S on wsa inbmec Il %
From the Rev Lyman Coleman D. D. PhisielDsit -
Seminary and f5d Altogether he mos: satisfactory 70,
a. .en OraeI cur notice for Psea ne Il IS no,
j fall Diye.t.d Of al useless vebi.se he principles and
rule. are clearly stated sna sys;eAtcsy Aas'ed @Ad s
From = w Peet, Genoa Wis.
al have E.roSs ARIrHNE TIC, and HE very
much opnion textbook written AIi'h-
Prom j. P Flax Principal Preparatory ard Normal Department
beloit College, Wis.
81 well pleased with E.ross AsirHMErIc that .han
Pat i in ne PrsgsrsoTy and Normal Department. in the pAoe
From A. Tis..d, A. NJ Principal of the M,hsu.:i.al De
the Gr5mar School Of Columbia College, N r.
EArOks las been used 9e pas. term in .hs
School Of Columbia College and has gwen uoqrshed
'scton have no hesitation in pionoancins 1t me oes
Mr. rsggad mas been Principal the MsLe enacal Depart
nent Of The Grammar School Of COlun6l. College FOR hs last
ten Je.r. and Paee the sTe.te.t c2nhd1se IN hs soy
l eR n'H a SaELs a ANTON tho L IiH'''
Profes9r of Greek IL Columbia College aud
Rector Of the Grammar school.
Y,ross ARITHMETIC emily been saoped By the School
COMMITTEES Of Be,op hGA sa sanso' Ms and ot1es n
Con- mites d.tihed with The books in
auesied 10 examine tLis really gooa book. -
Copie. ornshsd for e1SaSa' IN % on I,9sE' o.
Nos S and - CoEonill Boston, Ma"
nELISSER a PROCTER No. sos Broadway
~ (succes.ors to Stanford sva;d,,
PuLhsh This Day:
THE LENTEN FAST
Or
TpI H.roRy, osJEcrs yp PkoFrs OBSERVANCE OF THE
Holy SEASON of Lent.
Ey The R. Rev. WV. lSGRAHAs KIP, D. d.,
Bishop Of California
lo.hsr Of the "poubIe vitreu CT the churhr Ely Con-
ficts CT Christianity" Il.
l2Do. Cio.h. IS sen:s.
THE HOUSEHOLD LIBRARY. Vol III.
Containing the
LrE TEACHINGS AND DEirH OF SOCRATES.
By GRorE.
lsmo. Cloth 30 cen1
He And be Lope ef the characters Of Gecian history hads
place among the fathers Of Christian, well among the
Mo Of Psgsn antiquity in the proverbs Of modern Europe
% well ss the orsees classical Greece. Yet familiar the
6 Of Socrates seems 20 BE- cepno: help feeling that before
III. publication Of Mr. GrOe' velas' /; comparatively
,nhne wp ~ TQukr-erly Review.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

CPECIAL LNOTICE.-Dealers in GOODYEARs
~ PATENT for VULCANIZED RUBBER SUSfkNDEhS,
ERAIDs WEBS al fabrics add articles made By
with threads sheets Of vulcan
Hsd Rubber notified uness the propsr5
sauped or labeled my and BY my authority thsy
CANNOT Be LEGALLY DISPOSED OF In the United
States Merchants and dealen invited TO examine spec
ore and giys their orders Tor the Spring Trade
the undergned exclusive Of the titles and sxcluvs
rsh,s Ps:ent for these Goods which embrace al s
Eyes heretofore Manufactured imported and many others
Also licenses Manufacture and sell and the terms
sb.nsS application 10 .. No. Is CocrtIsndt Nsv.
Tofk. HORACE h. DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

L s-dter q a. lis orrirL u:sr, he LEDGER ees'Ar'
yoftG, s:c:.e, AID sss:1hes BY M. soUTHwoRfH, Mr.
COBB ssa EMERSON BENNETT, 6EoaGIAyA HER
BERT, Nj, VAUGHAN, D-. s. COMPTON SMITH Id
c.ls,. os..h.r .h variety Of MssEs,.oss Ar:e.ss ,ni
Edi:or..s OF PcTCla: 'lsisca
Y-s. ONLY l,s1smt,I tas: wosi cay Il ccaIe-or -.h
tte .as Of sou,sr FoUg CENTS. .ry~oad. .ss
LEDGER hn l-s. er-Cia-ioEl
THE SEw-YosK LEDGER "a ras-.s,d every Mo-aaJ.
r-e ,ola ;ae o,e eVs-y iy ard .s-oags
o.: he ..1n: sr Eari - subscribers doA-s fs;
.nnam; .~O eop.,s sen. fr dsLzn A-y ps-soa
os:.lri-, -ss: subscribers 50 esa ~Ai,h "a i=es
eb ra.e.) AID ,ssass ga I'll - ez.ae3 . oDe -ofJ
Zee Tern, ;cvEist'y IN ststaee
~ Al .s.nun,c,.saa Eust be addressed 70
ROBERT BONNIE
Yrcyris:or cf lie Ne-- YOrs Lssse-,
No A Aurs.-.e., Ssw-Yods-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
IN late STEPHEN sCHAPPERT decd, requested 70
present the with vouchers thereof ao those who
10 said SchSpper required 20 call and pay within four
weeks from the date Of Il Is notice,
Feb3 2sw4w JACOB KRAMER, No. III Essexs..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Wants.

A LADY, about leaving the city, desires SIT
a UArIoN for her Nur.s and se.n.,Ie:. she coGPs
Can :. Worth House, No. West a'sh's between Il and
WANTED-A PLACE, BY young Lady who
w i'coupe.sn 10 tax. charge Of he ;stss o. ysgns ss
hold. Addr.asC. A. b, Brooklyn Post ofce.
VVANTED-By respectable Protestant Girl,
w ,itu.;iop as cHAMBERMAiD and LAUNpRESs;
:,i' s ';'''' '' be ''' a No, =, West lS1 corner
ALL FAMILIES WANTING good SERVANTS
N! @ Hons ssNs os Epss s No. ss Af
Tai. extensive place has abundance o. iivn
S.ssss I.satas. g. a@..n iy Ssi'a CAL and
DOY WANTED-In an Office; an active intel.
ID Hseut Lad u or IS wears DID, vho writes good hand aud
aisef generally useful Apply st No. IS N'''au''
q story, back room.
COACH BODY MAKERS WANTED Steady
hsnd op y.Vpen 's =. .'ITs FRED WOOD Cos Factory
BrdsspoIt Conn G.ss Toulinsou Mood Cob or 70 "ooo
BRoraEss, Ne. lO Brosdwsy, sew.YoIs.
DETAIL DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANT
III ED-Appy 10 JoURNEAY BURNHAh, No. ia At
lalies., Brooklyn.
SERVANTS of the best class in great abundance
- with good references French, German. Scotc, Eussh
s,y No. 3 and u Bible House sth st. between
AAdy speaking the French and German languages ~ a.
tendance.
VVANTED. The Washington Mills Cate Bay
w State Mis) a. Lawrence. Mass dsrous Of engss'
ing the services Of q DESIGNER OF WoOLEN FABRICS
Preference viii be given 20 practical eaver acjnsnted vita
Jacquard Designing Applications stating Qualifications aud
references made the Agent Of the Washington Ms
Lawrence No reed apply unless they thoronshy
acquainted With al kHds Of Wooen Designing especially In
Shaws
NNANTED-A NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.
w One honest and obisng. may call a. room
No Mansion House, Brooklyn. Hours from 10 70 O'clock
VVANTED-One or two firstrate FlNlSHERS
w OF STEREOTYPE PLATES Inquire Of HARPER 4
BROTHERS, Franklin square.
XNANTED-A few frst-class CANVASSING
w AGENTS for avauabe work TO be sold excu.yey BY
mbscrption. Apply 10 GEORGE w. ELLIOTT, a. Harper
BFotheTs', Franklin square.
WANTED-A SALESMAN in a frst-clsss
w Wholesale Crockery house who has trsde IN the
northern Counties and State trade generally Address T.
Box No lsl, with reference, he.
| WATCH-HAND MAKERS.-I want 3 first
w rate WATCH-aAND MAKERS also, one do Swin
HAND FINIsHER GEO HASTINGS,
At the Ws,ch Factory, Wsltham Mass.
NHrANTED-l0,0 600 new customers for DIR.
w STEWARDS "EQUA WEJEKE WAY AN or WO-
MANS FRIEND Indian remedy for diseases OF emses
Also ERRAND BOY Apply at the cftce. No Delaney
st, four d0orsesst Of the Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

ii
Il hEkCHANTS-A Gentleman, 35 years Of age, and pos
essng practical krowedse Of the above business would be
clad 20 with any respectable house TRAVELLER COR
RESPONDENT, otherwise where his services might be
prodtaby employed The advertiser who 10 Engsh gentle
man the leading houses there and
porsona acquainted with Of the largest
protueef well buyers and consumers Of Leather through
out Ensd Ireland Scotland The hglsst references
b. ryen Addr.s T. H. Dir. Knowsons, Post-Ofoe, Ptti
burth, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

lust PUBLISHED by
u THATCHER HUTCHlN5ON
SAWYER,S REVIEW OF BEECHER.
WHO is OUR GODl The son Or THE FATHERl
Review OF the Rev Henry Ward bsecher By Thomas j.
Sawyer D. d. Price IS cents
SYMBOLS OF THE CAPITOL;
o. CIVILIZATION IN NEW YORK.
Ia Now Ready
CONT TENTS.
l. The HodsoD Or, Life in the Country.
VI. The Capital City; Or, Society II Io"n-
Ill The Forces Of Free Labor
". Man sn6 his Modern Inyentions-
" The God Dollar.
VI The Normal school and the Otse-ys.ory.
VII PedAntry and Power
VIII. The Capitol and the Higher Law.
TX. The Studios Or, Art 10 New York.
X. The Penitentary; Or, Crime u New-fork
XI. Women 10 America
XII. The Churches; Or RELIGION In Sep.1ork.
XIII. The Rural Cemetery Or. Life AID Death
PRICE osE DOLLAR.
Books o. every kind by mail paid on reeep OF the
retail pIie.. THATCHER L HUTCHINSON.
No. SO RroaiMaY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
Drp @cces.

SPRING TRADE NOTICE.
~ IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY-oOODS MERCHANT
IN TIE UNION
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & 90.
ASE now AkelisNe IHtiK srRSG tsroxr,ross, Asp An
ENHiIrISG
SA r RO q n 8,
NOS. 80 AND ~ cHAMBERs-sr. NY,
TIVE MOST KhrnsNf' stESNr, N.Siso, AND coSiErs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever before offered for sale BY sem ADD pe-nrse sfrso.s
And trade fe1efshy ard from al sssh
As are with in very ev psces fhsr ssnsvs soss
propsie esch c,. Of loS's sePase depsrmen saa y,
have fsc, diss. stocks m tesI ss<s
br.c<d they would the departments, viz;
pREss GOODS
MhsfrE GOODS AND LINENS,
CLOTHS AND cAssikERss
sHAWLs AND xANriLLAs.
hosiery AND GLOVES,
YANKEE MOTIONS.
DRESs TRIMMINGS
poSrsTIcs AND PRINTS.
To heir Done,tc Pnnt Depstmen, ssy cal paraeaAx
Attention escirs ali tie leadiDs makes and sJe. waoA
vii be 'Od At the Ow-s, rates They have he srsss v
WARREN PRINTS,
print which ha, done good 70 the retailers no
Ts A,sI STsSS sgT,sD. oss. ps1s. sss
GINGHAMs, In every variety.
DOMESTICS
Wa@srrTss, HIT M.spr.crrsNs Conr,sv.
BArEs's MILLS, NEW fosk MILLS, MssnsAc'
Losso,Lr, AsEwSIGHr, foeAssr
S.uMSEIs PATTERSON, fErPsuLL,
WHITE Rock, HEBRON, cAsofr.
An tie welSnovn makes Of rtCKs, STRIPES and De
MINIS such a. York. Hamilton Pemberton- e.h .
Soliciting rber terms they invite retee ." the9
House-street and lumber A. above
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

q A ONLY.-Frepch Calf DRESS BOOTS, st
Oh JOsEgs 10 Ann<ti st Doutbe sos Wste1 pssol
eswsd Boo.s o3 peub so.s PEG BSs.s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
6perial Notitfs.

Fifth Ward Republican Association.EA rsSnis, 1yl,
meeting e. this As.ocston wii BE- ned - be fl.n az
ssder Of THU A NahCI
I'1s 6OsIsELb' ' }secres,ris. f''''sN~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

MINERALOGY-AMER and FOREIGN
lvI MINERALS Ia age selections and Quantities Coec-
ranging from 80 10 eoo specimens for Inspection
and every and assistance rendered 10 Collectors
by sddre,sug CHARLES w. A. HERMANN, schenectady,
New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
yeeaI Music-Cheve's System.

Anew era IN the History Of Music. BY this system Music
hitherto seoesbe only the few lie accessible 10 all
With n obscuiity more laby nth Music q truly
popuarized The Glasses formed Mile. SAUVAGEOTS las;
lecture ,i meet on TUESDAY Feb 5 at " p IN, Room
No Cooper Institute AL persons particularly invited TO
attend. The first !, You 10 free.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

A LADY, about leaving the city, desires a SIT
a UArloN for her Nure and S-ams,rees; she eonPe
tent for any situation and can Be highly ecommende
Call Worth House, No. West 25thst between II snt
oclcck.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

NOTDOrRtfou NOIfce.-Ibe
se Bead Of Aldermen will meet Monday Feb H. q. Office
peputes making under Corporation Ord
pssee No 50 Chanbers The following assessments will De
considered:
sewer 18th IT., between I'd and 50 avs.
Sewer 54,h st, between ID and 81 avs.
Sewer Hudsonst, between Barrow and Morton s,s
Sewer Iousion-st, between Wooster sad Greeue-fts
sewer Jackson o., East River IS feet moth Of Mon
Sewer Morton H., from Bedfords 70 sewer in kortcnst
Sewer GIovesL and 4h between Barrow and BeekeTsts.
Sewer spripg from Hudson River ~ WsshngtoA s.
Regulating 18th ~, between Broadway and hudson River
Paving with Belgian pavement AstoT place, between So and
tbsvA
An interested having objections notified to be
present. THOS sTkPHENS)
III. ". GENET, Committee.
GEORGE STARR
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21

comfortable home, and knew that she
realized the full force of the character
and position to which he had attained.
She bowed her aged head upon his
bosom, and murmured, in broken ac-
cents
"Mark-my own dear boy-if you
knew how happy am in your love
and honor, and how l bless God for
the son He has given me, you would
never regret the labors of the past"
Regret them! returned the youth.
Why, mother, they have been joy
Gus, blissful labors, full of hope and
promise. am just what the teach
ings of a good mother made me and
l feel that am worthy to be called
your son. But still l am no more than
every son should be who has fond
and loving parent (; and am no more
than any son might be, if he would
but make firm resolution in the out
set, and live up to it without hesita-
ton or wavering Misfortunes may
come but they cannot make bad
man of him who is determined to be
good nor can they take away that
wealth of the soul which gladdens the
heart of true parent.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21
Attention is called to the advirtise

Attention is called to the advirtise-
ment of the McGrcgor Steam Ferry.
This property has been purchased by
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road Company, and is SO conducted as
to afford far greater facilities for trav-
ellers and business men than formerly.
The steamer makes hourly trips be-
tween Prairie du Chen and North
McGregor, stopping on the way al
McGregor proper. The tariff for pas
scngers and freight has been reduced tc
onc-half the former charges, and every
effort is now made to accommodate
the public. When we were there, the
"Alex. McGregor" was hauled up fol-
repairs, and the Allamakce, another
fine ferry boat belonging to the Mil
waukee & Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, was supplying her place. Capt
z. II. SherwiD, of the Allamakec, is a
genuine Yankee, full of energy and
spirit, courteous and polite, and promp,
in the discharge of his duties.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21
European Matters.

The European war, which many
journalists predicted as dead GER
tainty, is like to end in a compromise.
An arrival of foreign newspapers, to
the 23d March, informs IFS that Peace
Conference was to be held, as early as
possible, for the settlement of Italian
affairs. Napoleon it seems, has laid
aside his aggressive policy--if he Sc
riously had any--and consents to
have the gueslio rerata of Austrian mis-
rule in Italy adjusted by diplomacy.
The Congress may, Or may not, take
place, but, as straws on the water
show how the river flows, and as
feathers in the air show how the wind
blows, the mere suggestion of the
thing, as probable and polite, indi-
Gates what European feeling is upon
the subject. 1t has sent up the prices
of stocks and other securities in the
London money market. Austria, it
appears, is able to bring much larg-
er force into Lombardy, to repel ag-
gression, than was expected. But a
Conference cannot settle the affairs of
Italy. Austria and Naples must treat
their subjects with something like hu-
mainly, or the trampled worm will
turn and bite with the venom of long
repressed hate.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

More than one hundred and seventy thou
sand Copies are now issued Of each number OF
Harpcr's New Monthly Magazine.
This success to which the history of Period
ical Literature affords no parallel has not been
achieved and is not maintained, without lib.
eral expenditure of labor and money. The
ample remuneration offered by the Publishers
enables them to secure the best productions of
the most accomplished Authors and Artists of
the country, to whom at least Thirty Thousand
Dollars are paid for the Matter and lllustra-
tons of each Number of the Magazine
BY a careful and laborious selection from the
abundant materials thus placed at their dispo-
sal, the publishers believe that they have pro-
duced and can continue to produce more at
tractive and useful Magazine than has ever be-
fore been offered to the great mass of the
American reading public. Among the regular
writer's fol the Magazine are numbered the
most distinguished American authors but the
Publishers refrain from announcing Il list of
contributors, being DESTROYS that the articles
should be estimated by their own intrinsic
merits rather than by the names of the Author.
The Publishers intend that every Number
shall prove the Magazine to be the best and
cheapest periodical published. 1t will contain
a larger amount of matter, more numerous
and better illustrations, printed in a better
manner, than any other Monthly Magazine !;
and the Publishers are confident that it will
deserve and receive the same cordial apprecia-
ton and liberal patronage which have been
accorded to it during the Eight Years of its
publication The Volumes commence with
the Numbers for JUNE and DECEMBER; but
Subscriptions may commence with any num-
Der.
TERAs,-lhe Magazine may be obtained OF
Booksellers, Periodical Agents, or from the
Publishers, at Three Dollars a year, Or Twenty
five Cents Number.
The Postage upon each Number, ~hieh mus
be paid quarterly in adcanee at the Office chere The
Magazine is receiced, is THREE CENTS.
Address, HARPER BROTHERS,
Franklin Square, New York,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21

MnwAUKEE.-The Milwaukee mer.
chants are receiving large quantities
of goods from the Eastern markets by
way of the Detroit and Milwaukee
route. Two magnificent steamers now
ply regularly between Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, running in connection
with the Detroit railroad, and mer-
chandise is delivered or received by
the company's drayman in any part
of Milwaukee free of charge. Mer-
chants in Iowa and Minnesota, who
do not buy in Milwaukee, but receive
their goods from the Atlantic cities,
will find the Detroit and Milwaukee
line by far the cheapest and most cx-
pcditious for the transportation of their
freights. In Milwaukee business is
really looking up. The Wholesale
dealers are laying in immense stocks
of goods, now while they can buy
cheap and, if the season should be
favorable to the farmers, they antici-
pate q heavy trade in the fall.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-04-21

The SIcKLEs TRIAL.-That Sickles
will be acquitted seems to have been
from the first foregone conclusion.
and all the speculations from Wash
ington on the subject, since the CON-
mencement Of the trial, justify that
opinion. Such a result, of course, no
person will contend, will be in accord
ance with laar. On the contrary it
will be plain violation of lar in defer
ence to public opinion. Those who at
tach such great sanctity to these tri.
bunals, setting them above all human
weaknesses and ordinary influences,
will do well to make note of this.
Judges, jurors, statutes, all together,
crumble in this cruciblc, and the ver-
dict comes really from the outside
mob. But the verdict is right, it may
be said. Perhaps it is but it is not
lac.