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, 1859-06-23

,r,. p1ood ut 1Ioltne-.-A Cor5cctio"'
E nors r;t,s and Till tile: ,,,
Ynur naper this morning under your telegraph
head. brings us tie intelligence that >''Al's >
Bros FIGURING Mill ut Moline WAS ea'F''a "a
u;th ,bc breaking away Of the dam here. NJ
arr .-,,d to iu,orn your rr:: icrs that very Nip
nil, f,r Us. tn. telegraph is mistaken. lho's'
,b ;mmru>r force .'f tle rushing "a;e's' WIN
III. ri ~ho.,us" Of <aw-I -IuEs and huge !'s's :"
,,r;;, ,..ss and timber dashed like ":' "Saa"s''s
,,s;uss the fa1; brnadsiic Of our ":''' IL o'' '''
sw.rr.. a 1a,r's breadth from It's s'td i"uaoa'
tin, Tue two mills swept of With s''t tsa" ."
,,,. 1s,b. were much smaller structures, Nc
/, ,r,. with the new extensive Improvements H.
,rady commenced. 10 fccd many millions se'
with III. bcs. Of Family F.or. The wafer y
| uow rapid;y subsii,ns-not less than foo
| within q hours. The railroad bridge is -fr
,yr< Neither st. Louis ncr t5e highest A'l'
!! swiftes: Hood of the century can make 1t bulge
| We of Western Illinois ,hank you 'of you
..Danascu, blade in its 1eltnse against ILL
chambers Of Conuaerce. etc, OF 81 LOUIS All
New Orlcaus. Very truly.
SickLEs Daos.
No.,sx Monday morning june 20. 70
, 1859-06-23
33rrss& 4 Triihu1tt:.
TIE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The nutIue. letter. n;ter ALL appoars 10 have
elected Lc1cher Governor Of Virginia 1t will
bc r.col}ccted thai this document, written some
ten years ago and at that time warmly COM
n,eud.d br Lctchcr, took grounds against
slavery as a curse 10 the SAte, aud advocated
,:4~ erection Of Western Virginia iuto new
and tree commonwealth. The letter aud in
o.rse!ne"t were used with great eject "
Gcc-;a in the eastern s}avcholding counties,
whore he ran Lc1chrr very close. But It Ind
caalrary effect iu The region west Of the Blue
R:,irc, and hy reducing the vote cast in favor
O.: Eiuuraov and aEains. Wise, in ls55' cap
sized the Gnsginitcs on their own STAMPING
yr.t,u1. Tnrougl,ou, Che whole s'ave-IFeea'
;:., area If the state the Opposition gained
largely. Tut proving themse Ives more tl'or
o;, .;;,y African than tie Africans themselves
ia. f-.. labor sections took them nj thelf "oso
,u; h,ye nav left Them 10 chew the ctla Q
d:sappoi.tuent AID 10 speculate "n tue unce'
envy If l;;,u,aa affairs. Lciclcr, luckily 10
n;.,:sr,c was 1uken sick early IN the canvass
II, was thus prevented from reiutlng the 3"s
ii, s;;,...:er. and thereby losing lis new foun
~:rtrctG in the west
TIE su,,iaed returns from the eastern an
,r,>.,-r s,..tioas are full q instruction Tor III
f..,,~, n>.;,:,,;a,,s ot thai State, We rrcsei
I,,, a few q; tc largest slaveholding eount'e
,-;v;n, ;!,e nrnhsr o: slaves in each an II
lcs.es sud gains i'll the recent election as con
,.:,t ~, ,-,+n .F 1855:
, 1859-06-23

Gen. Roud hus changed the nauae Ut the Ncn-
lota Veeklv i,rts* to the MENDOZA OIsfrs<-. lie
gets up good paper.
COL II. IL. Heath, postmaster. has recon-
menccd the publication Of the Dubuque North
Mt rs a Buchanan paper. The North 1'<s'
gave out last fill, but is arain Oh its pins. Dcl-
ter luck this time.
Hon. Joseph Gillespie bus assumed the edi-
.orial management Of the Madison County H.
-trtitsr, ut Edwa1dsrillc, Ill. lie is capable Of
making it good paper.
A new paper has been started at Prospect
City, called the P>t" Prospect City is the
county seat Of the new county Of Ford.
-Hou. John II. Palmer has become the edi'
tor Of tbs CarliuviiIs Free Democrat, Macoup,u
County. Ws wish him abundant success as Z
| knight Of the quill.
, 1859-06-23

ded tie la lie oc Magenta Al least 50 II
x>.,os in ,;Is ,i.:n. w.1icl NC have erc.
this opinion is correct. We snail lear u III -
e! sensral engagement until Tue Aa'srtaa'
reach tie una ii Aineio: and tier st7ongnolos
c; Pcschicra, Aautua aud Verona, ,ua1ess N an
while they are ovcrtakcn hr the -Aihes ana
forced to fght against their will
T, our minds Garibaldi, not Napoleon,
Victor Emanuel. Forcy OF Mcmahon: Is tue
real hero Of the war. To tic brll!4ancs
Of his exploits is due the manlfes. ao'aa'''ss
| which the Allies havc gained; aud Il jealousy
or ,,,o rev.>u,ionist dues not prevent. tic sa'
1iuians aud French will acknowledge 'he III
p,rtancc Of his skill aud bravery III oec'o''''
! the comraign.
, 1859-06-23

The Harrisburg 7tl<grara c~4!s Simon Gam,
cron "tbe favorite son OF Pennsylvania aad
Would Would Xii E;!l an any candidate. Nc have had one
..fuvorite SON. elected President. and uobody
wants anv more. Peunsylvania has no 1endncss
for spoiled children. and does not intend to make
a fayorite of any Of her SOUS. Those who cou.
duct themselves in flat manner may expect
fA<v 1<1are raoItsly, but no oue should claim j
right to be pampered and INDUCED at the e1-
rense Of the unobsrusive many, who make 70
claim to special favor,
Pennsylvania has furnished one President aad
has not gained any great honor By her int e.
fort. When she again attempts to NJ! .'n go
son y That article i. At dscount." "-Pa'al Ill
phid Ntzcs, el:-
, 1859-06-23

According To New York correspondent q
the Philadelphia Press, the I. S. Treasury las
:,,tualjy received $3.50, 600 Of the unlawful s-o.
leeds of the Gurd;uer fraud. Says the Writer:
..Y.strr,lay Mr.. Cisco, the Assistant Tfeasnr-
..r Of tue United state. received from hr. THUS.
[. F..ld-, III. public administrator OF ll'e Guy
;sr sum of Sl3V,tn". rvcDveTcd from Inc e'!e'
rated t;nrainrr fraud. Your readers rc:nr1n
.,er that after tho lrnl uud convtrtun oi G.'.!i
.rr, in Washington, aud his subsequent suicide
was a>ccrtanrd he had deposited *!;".''o' O.
ais Ill gotten greed ai,h the Scw lork Life am
trust Company. THIS SUN. after rr"tFae'..'
'.,l.ution. VAS nj last decldcd in favor Of til
..;..v.rnucnt, aud yesterday the solid eeIn wa
Il
, 1859-06-23

T,,.: a21t4t!vt opposition gs's' ..:,'''.''''
Here We l:u.: 1 ga... of fifteen hundred s''e'
!. ayc c,u.,,:e.. equal 10 ,i':e1 hundred u
c,,..t witch is tie more rcn1a-aao.e when liz
-,t.,; ,y,r Z: eae!: is ess than two thousi''''
%,,,,.,t nc ,r,;i,. i few Of the counties wi'rr
,4v smallest population Of tue slaves is to il"
, 1859-06-23
T. GREAT CANAL SCRIP FRiCD,


r,.:woau .fu::rH tsf0a.f the a.. ant jury OF
>a@Ea" b. "arg, +,s., o@ ~ ~, Yr,fsr.a ,s 4" u
, 1859-06-23

: u. t3:3a!a1lve bem0cFa.;1s3:n .'.',...'.a''
lis showing is even more remarkable tn'sl.
,:1:o o.;c-, !uf we find Democratic gait cea''::
.cu.4! 1t. ;or hundred iu each county w!'rs'
the avv.azc ;.',;al vote Of each is less than Ii :
tea laud:,:l. TIC discrepancy betwec:'
G9r-a's l,5scs iu Tie west at.d !4is g;llus i:
1ly east SLOWS that hc was norc suceess'G'
ii ;,r ,viuy himself lEo-Slavery man than II
s..,y::iag L~tc:4er t, bo an Ai'olIlonist. W.
fancy nc I,:.s HOW discovered an element IL
V:r-!.;:s politics which no future candidate r.:
C,,-.r,,,- cay, ;,T,rd T., insult Or tTltle WITH.
, 1859-06-23
350uratiouaI.
1 l. ROE i IN STIT u T L

1 l. + ORA IN S TIT L T L
CLARK GEnINART,
E:: E si:s = !: :tkaf e { e: ess M IT, 49, e.
ths-t :2!as y :. inosa tA:45xo: !: ~ =. p p,-....
xn5hta}!5 esas .ad 9s..:n i dsaa1oa: III sa:t:
81! ot M and "a i d.. r. ,..s IT, '
Provision. made scae extended - - aAsi
ey ii le draeE," :$'ssns,ton. aud II .va4e.s ~:
~ x;tt + !s Lsv y i 81. ~ s is>t s sssaLS* . n
E'on.> ~ I:ec!tn l,:ash.. M'st u.:anett4
Ls li;sr:s s ss IN in f. ne Ii .s s IT,:
".ri .1':".' an: Wt."m sa:a: ;1t t:ssE1t.* ors:-.
la, re- t.s t1r Tx r'sas Il. A:h AID t''us~'t VI 50
..e.;s.
COURSES VI STUDY.
Tue CuxynS FxsLsAm lRA2cuks viii rsrere sl%cl
attention. ..utLu= vi! be showed !" surrsee them.
pF".,:. o. ..h ~ y I'd t.h1lsn.n Tls:e i.
:.s::rs. The ',"xAs3 V.rAs1 Is rz:s4..'e .ad
Mc.n - 'fat ~ ~ ~ IT,, ,,'. ae''e '' III
80! Fhf;i:!:a ~ ss..veo, Aao*. l!.s; y, r.
An1:mv. t.,d"!v<y aud Iyk*nr ltttu.ss o. Axr'sa. @
H. $ ! t.. ill., IS :t,ea: q S sar.sy u
X =, Mn,E: Il, lt II 4;h: Y T, s';v xa'
q !a'l E':' e"n1-~ 9 ~ 4t<'1 II ts e'xxe os Al
it.* " s's1is an ] osS n:s ~ @ d IT, ta:,
| Il ,>i.: i ac7:.:'-
aHt. ~ N 's;*I tl't!HHEs
::-;s's.t.8.. at x ti.. yt. r III
|
Iir>> F:nl":r-% tenn - ~. W. f.. t'ircu' =
:A:. ~: H. III. Au.ca4 liz s7.Lc:. Ii. "
| ct El:EAt. A. 81. A' r.. Il
ilra. EE>JA AMIN HACKNEY. F1-si.."r.
| Lev. LE.i .tESAs, s,c5.:4ry. iclf f:nl-Ls.Y
I)OI'S HIGH SCIIUOL.-Th.
~ W.: cr.':e=r' NiSlAY. April ls:A. Isl
Al. >AWfEi:- \. ~. vii continue !" nrr;:e 81:
txr::-:ve '4,.s 10, Ia .r"s ut E;$ ns;ehce. II: Nj:
.tsttt. l:I l., H...-, a,'y IL. t!i--s' u.
.tetest..!t T., !,f I.rI4-.:c.. + t.
Al. ssrl-st II tAt.e ai:,ct e, ra:fs x ex sI':v :
! IT, teachers jAl
, 1859-06-23

The Quincy N'A': sAys the wheat l1as'
st will commence in that vicinity the present
week, which is nearly two weeks earlier than
,,srnf
, 1859-06-23

sEl: :v,n w. y r:s:+,.v
+ !%[Ir>. iii: n! NJ rii&.y::. i u:
- ltrH: LIT stu,elyts
l,s, =. E'LL!:,. smith
!: -" war Fever
!..'IlE>. swim '"..
v-Eyru visit i. llIr ls--
,'"!tts, SMITH *to.
sFl: Y,r s~t IL ':u:%t
i!"i;':Ks: +, SMlr,' IT: 4 ;".
;;-'t ;':.s.:;: :;:s:i' !:;;IF.:sai4u s;::;;3 f;
St',., rs t-.avA.
-~12,i;',,'. - !" E''l.E~.
!, :Ct ,'.s:;; ~ Ta:s ;: :, r',1',':. n Z, :.
-1. ~, v,n, A'rt%;t* r,i:' II: II LaAt'''.
i: ESa3s,' il; f 4. f. SSif;' H1:;'": r5:, )"
!::,,1..~ >st.,:,i,n, S,'.n,Y;s.
~ I. EuLLEs, >MIrl'E
"a. i:4! ake.,,.
sTf,"r f.. m;:,";"'.. e.. .t:ts.' n.
>" +" l;r':1.E>. smith
Erilrt:lc Wlve.". ~ 10 I'll
i:.sr:,'.. HOLLIS, SMITH
:TFr r''e,:'-.. ra~st
M4.h tr Il" T.-,l. T.. 10
l"'t.LE>. SMITH Co.,
Ill lhatst.
r. For Lac: anil 1,s*osr-
I: suiri iiir!f, I c., {; + i! !ItlkEs. tsts:.s.
II F"r Ht.:.!!'1:c al 1w~
H. i. la'l.LE~. sMl;TI
i e.. i:a LAA>. II.
r. FIR strcnRhtlenlu ras-
IL. # Ill hitt+ - 10
Eh!LEs. SMITH + CO..
l.k 1e,k,..s.
II Fora rrm@!y q. ~ n.
,a, s,'s p'jt.J1i Et.Ii +: t: :Mirii II I.I. ::
Cu.
II FIR Ee,He!y ftE Na-
II tf~ ~k.r. 10
lDl.l.E>. SMITH i CO., 1.s
, For F.ncr s'ss;* t;r,~h.
attt Ti;tt A.t;t}t-, - IL
NnaLEs, SMITH l. Cn-l:A
- F-,r Handkerchief e.
Trails and rxE!.;trrv. r. t.
lal:.E$. SMITH i TO- ia
F.: T-l>-.*. Shn..!dt' li-uas
a,l A.. t,'rt >'i; 7:r'A.
III. at.;.t,t- t,r T. naGa.
E.,tHsv. A,nt VII; .*'i af ''s
/ r:.rv-. iaIl.1ES, SMITH
, 1859-06-23
ORE TO BE ADMIRED
lA THAN THE
RICHIE DIADEm
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

What? Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
E-caa.e is The ornament ,:~! Hse-, :esit for Il
K':'dr: although tss ro.e my icon svsn ~
e. Sss,S s; e :: s IT, sSaf* ta{ t:ff
III s ~ M i t.: f s:s @ @ IL S.s :s::
VI q Il rs: ,ss s' T. sxs will & e
faatesx: -xo,, ,nt, ,s., ,s,a
III asS ta"a, ~, uist ff ,hs .:c 1<st.tsn Of ny
hair 70 original e"if: al.M ,hr tnht " ny arrival y
E. E. sP sSss yse; W; ; S@ * ss' ssv ssse
essl ot!faa l: eou.irs yoaT i:..,%.!:s =. .;ef7
an dear '''' '''s. :. 's:;!x T&i1uxKa.
Wx1xa Nx~efArxx oynsz1
80. u Sa@s:.u sr.et, April 18th. lsss+
e. 5v sf isf es7a
e7yr wr who cnas':At.1! to ~ it "n htr hatF UTE
esi.ai eai M but @ |. S hcs - veil IS ny .uyf+
a) ha. performed thas voattsfn effect BY turn
iItrt ~ ani shs ssn:as ,he ha4 .t.a:y sonatoa ths
Eesssass ts II e:''ns n =, ].s y E .sn sh1nE* Of
r.e,. .. j. wocD:-w;a soaddTaes j: ! 1reonne.A
M s"se = sf III f 1Iss nd
.hte which a1. xhs h h.. Sa IT,.
III st s1 ns nm t. e., et a,u M ase IL 1ess1
u !. daad;n md anEs;sls }.s;S ltsA = fq@%o.
ming 81 md turning <ay w tast tseo,nnk ea!d I'D
your estoss,vr in January !ast Afsw arplcaoas tast
eaed nv hait dFny Il besan 70 Il! ap k,aw ~. Ga sn4
fy to IT. original conr healtA and sPpeasanes
anu ehee1fu!Iy recommend it, us~ TO u.
Chicago. Ill. Nay !. la1.- J. D. hOES.
The RESPONSIVE Is put ~ n bottles OF th.ee nzeA vs
hzxe medium and anl the Aaal holda ha4 pint md
rssas for one do!as bottle the medium holds Il AaA
txcatr per more In proportion thn The .na retaa
fe two dollars per bottle: ii arTe holds q9ar TJ p
WOOD Gn yopfyssA :s :;a1 ~ nFsssHsy Fas:ys Nv
and III Market H.. st. LnulA Bic.
And soid pJ ii good Druggists nod raaoT uoods Dsa.R
, 1859-06-23
#fDi9neS, st.

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Trochss:
Bronchial Troohes.
Troches.
Troches.
- f:e 3aaeaty Tia asst ard tsx-
REV HENRY WARD BEEcHIE
II Esesunsnd us4: uss to Public speakers
REV. E. Il. CHAPLIN. KEW YoRk.
G.sat ss.s!ss Il sa.iutc; Nuasssn..A-
EEE. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK,
X have proved tts,a excellent tos Whoop4ok Coush
EE:. H. ". WARREN. BOSTON,
"uraai esreet In acect!oa. II the Bsonehs O.kat4
DR.. J. F. ". LANE BOsTuN.
~ tap.s aal elegant combination for Coughs, t."
DR.. Z. F. HlGELOW BOSTON.
"Csnta,n No Opium sF zcythiax !niunuuA"
Dr. 4. A. HAYES, CHEMIST. BOSTON.
"vay eene9esl l. clear the tlraas when eampsi-i:s
| spvA1 though .u11:!iI fraal Catd."
REV. ). J. r. ANDERSON, st. LOUIS
| "lssartly un!is IN the above con4tnesIation.-
REV. u. SCHUYLER. st. LOUIS.
~ fsen,! having thet many rv,Httt>s Tor As4anAw
oeas5t. tounl rei:e! fruua ti4- Trtcile.-"
| KEE- D. LET'S FRANKFORT. ILL.
PENTO & co..,
! a,is:y:esH 80. u Like street.
6, T o NJ ACll BITTER
, 1859-06-23

4Esr1voy1 OF ExocB MOORE ooS17Sckp.
Q. Do you know Of any other scrip, hay1ns
baen funded b. Cor. Ma&tesona-and, II 10,
etats what kind and by whom funded:
, 1859-06-23

sir george D rrcntice
pleas publish few lines for one Of the old
subscribers Of The leMucrat it, ynut ntat Juurll.
nsnkt 1t Us Request WAS barn Ill Erren t'n ks
WAS Raisrd in liar. to was fn!scd ty .iE-
parents ii the age of ]. years ua j pr.,trss,.:
aith il! :ht'st .'ued the haJtis, churtlI'n ls;>
waS excluded iron. III. i'll MY l.', vas ,At--
riel IN ilurf TO Ky n1arch tl'' Gate I>'. Cora,
nitted I'LL AT that has murdered Mi iir rr...r
and happiness ot MY Friends On the :;'eh -
.HlrClt .4t aAd NY "lie paried 10 u.cc, Ill 'ar.'
.nevcr an, r,w in Fiuta Clay Z" and a> >re:.
y Mail THIS !vss.ri expect s".sahs .he " aba~!.
.si,er my grave must biz and 60 10 ell
! " i
Of Har, Ce Ky
| pleas send Mr. motley gore Copy 10 MoE'"e
, 1859-06-23

..,-..-. - c,r,- ,o
Ice sHe' ~ e ~ ts. Ta',., soI,. II ~ T.,
menced ~ sessa Msmaar An,;, .s,h ~. r,,.. m
~ t:r.n1 Jury SELECTED l,y the Cn,,nfy
tt.n,rt w. :. us follows:
1,-:u;,,, n,,;..- sndrew Ranch.
c',,,aH S,.",..,.,, Aru,,trad Sims,
W''Hs,n oHHsm ':"rr, varr;,,;,r WUi;am Patterson.
.,,".I ~ .In,:Ea"' .L,Tt T. lTtMr.
;TM W;,i;n,n t.r't,'m ",s'"' uarris.n Haker'
T,,n,.e a,.%. Ecr.i,, E' luhw t, Wil.un.
iaS",,. ''1,''' .]ns.p1I Mcdaniel.
IT. H. u,.f L,m.. H,ti,t'u
:. ~ yan.,ar,..' "' iImtr jY3,,Kanx
J.; t,ssT' i;rnrcr Power
sr;i;r, i ,rtr;1oe Sumn-I H. jours
~ |:,l;,-<U
~. ~, .t,,,o .x,,so nnmcs
VI ths aoo'r, ~ e1e': t'ost "nosc ''...'G ..,,;
arc psuted ~ '!df'fS' al Eea'eo' a"o ~e,e q"'l'
, 1859-06-23

TO ED Y0IG uAlSE OF BED BCGS
TO Rid YOlR liUlSE Or CED BrCS
Csc Butchers Dead Shot,
Use Butchers Dead Shot,
THE HEST HCG POISON IN Use.
THE BEST 7BC&: POISON IN Use.
AGENCY At
AGENCY At
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
l9-l Lake Street.
1871 Lake Street.
, 1859-06-23

Tee Circ, i, Court Of Sang lmoa cou-17 CON-
noenced It's session at the Court l1euse in
Surinc6el,' 5. an Monday, April :5th, l>'s. Tie
nanel Or II ,e Grand jury selected lv the County
- .s f,ttnMs.
, 1859-06-23

~ Tie i.l!u"i ins letter. says tue l.ou'ssll's
},prnai, reached Us yester.la, t.: NAL. AZ.
I. .ntAins the autobiography Vi tie i'll sr'A'.
se haze no obituary notice TO pen over ti'''
s.tery grave Q: III. writer; the Wabash Will
ripple his dir.e, and is- -Esing nt''d stand 'r
,is monument. but fir tic iufnI,natiea rt 1bt
dow u*i.ran departed. We ,uhsh his last
wing speech and confessi''n, just rs we r.
3:ivcd it:
, 1859-06-23

| Mr, GAnIi'bc- ol I.a< alft, showed He $i!W
Check ii 1hr Nav issue, und ask., me IT I knew
about this. ,vi4 him knew it WAS couu'er-
fr;t-tlsat there we're NO :l'+? Chccss i'll clrcusa-
tiou--tl.y l!.vr Ill br,u paid und tAAcn up many
wears a!,". then wr"le 10 Mr. Nunnins, calling
lis :l,,s.t;on to it, ind told HIN my recollection
Of tl.c ,l:.t1er was that it ali pad, and asked
lin, it was corrsct-he answered me. WAS
correct then went aud told cui. Dubois about
| il. md mt them Oh guard about it. Mr. Dubois
1lrn called Tor Mr.. No"rt and asked linn If any
vi thi. Kind uf stud had eeta funded. Mr.
Moore remarked that good deal had been fun
| ,l,i This was tile first ] ever heard OF the
frIuI.
O. Was Jeel 4. Mattcson 4 contractor on the
C,4tlx! Ut ally :inr while YOU we're acting as Que
Vi luc Commissioners:
+: H. He was.
u. lid yr,l, or any Of the Board, ever pa.
1 him for work done on the Canal with Scrip ol
J. Checks uf the May ur August Issue
i, ] cunt shy whether any of the Check:
i above s,,ukcm Of wc:r ever paid 10 Joel \. Mat
,rs,,n but my impression nov Is sh:t there wa:
d su.,e uf the Kind paid TO him:
T. u. Tc!i the J.,y what ,"u know-'f anyth'nt
i | -shou, ,hc ~ day checks oi the regular is Iii
Of date May lst lad August Isl, ls;:, oi ii! De
Is nominations, after they were paid OF aud re
l. I tuf,lci to the Canal Ufhce.
A. W. rot a box made and pu. ali the Check
ID | in it that were redeemed up TO that tlne--th
ID ~ day Checks Of May 6ad August issue; III
se DENOMINATIONS that were Issued were 81, e.
$!', f,n and <l"'. SPEAK Oh Tue tese'a
r. Checks, There MAY have been irregular Check
US in tie box-my impression is there weEe-the
we're tied up il bundles With an enve!op aroua
l. them. aud ,i4c amount Of each package marke
Or on the epsclrp. \ sches!ue o' the auioun1
pi c.rh bundle was made. one copy Vi which wa
Isl backed up wi,i tic checks il tic bos-anothe
By ,hs ;,nsl MI pesfa 5ss The eo
ss uer hole bored in tlss edge Of the box where til
~ FL a and md s;Jc joia ,ose.ier er-the hole filled vi!
red sealing wax; and the impression. OF the OF Of
ed was then ,aA.n to Chicago By Mr. Manning, It
en- secretary OF the hoard, and deposited II It
it yanlt Of the Branch Of the State Bank At Chic
ro-remainel there during my eoutlnuance
cit, Office as State Trustee, which, if my recolle
II. ton serves nc, WAS in May or june. 1A7.
q. About what time was this box packed!
T. i. Ny recollection is, it was packed IN D
cember. 1880.
lns Q. Have you auy further knowlsdgs ahouti
30, If 50. state all you know: .,
/. When was superseded BY Col oakls
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
GROCERIES sc.

Anew Supply OF Fresh Family Groceries has been
received at the Store ef John Derby, consisting of
every article in this line that is required br family
use-great pains have been taken In selecting such
goods as are preferred by the best of house keepers
for purcness, excellence Of flavor and beauty Of ap
pearancc will not be necessary TO say more than this
Please call and examine my Sugars, Cofces, Teas.
Spices, &c, and judge for yourselves.
LUMBERMEN's AND SHIPS STORES.
are to he had here in the gratest abundance and
variety-and II Is also confidently added, at lower
prices than elsewhere. would take this opportuni-
~ to express my gratitude for the large patronage
which have received and hope that an intelligent
public already appreciate the benefit they have re-
ccivcd by the greatly reduced prices Mt which my
goods have been sold compared with former ones mn
pcscd ON them. tfs.t JOHN DERBY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15
THE SAGINAW COUNTRY.
Correspondence the Manchester, NH Daily Mirror
OK board "Bell Seymore," !
November 9, 1859.

Correspondence Of the Manchester, NH Daily Mirror
OK board "Bell Seymore,"
November o, 1859.
Friend Clarke: We are steaming up the
Tittabewassee to Midland City, a distance
of "a miles, the shire town of Midland
County. The Tittabewassee river is
about the size of the Merrimack, and is
the most beautiful little river cont West"
1t Is navigable for small steamers to Mid
land City, and is the great avenue to
Saginaw for the lumber trade of northern
interior of Michigan. Midland City is
situated just below "Fhe Forks" which
means the confluence of the Pine, Chip
pewa and Tittabewasse rivers: These
rivers drain large territory-the Titta-
bewassc being "navigable for logs" 125
miles, and the Chippewa and Pine some
Is miles cach-and their tributaries, the
Tobacco, Molasses, Salt and Little Salt
being thus navigable for some 20 or 25
miles each. You people "down East"
can have little idea of the way lumber
ing is done in Michigan. The last year
with very little snow-there were Co.
600, 900 feet Of lumber got out into Sagi-
nav. The present year arrangements are
made to put in 120,000.000 Think of
that, Mr.. Judkins, with your one horse
power Amoskeag mill? We have on
board lumberman with his gang, and
his fiat bottom boat in tow-all bound
for the "raging Tobacco" He is to run
two "gangs," or "sets," as they term it.
Each "gang" has four teams, four team
stcrs, three swampers, two choppers, and
two sawyers--cleven to gang, while a
cook sees to "the larder" for the two
gangs, all told. This man intends
weather permitting, to bank $500, 900 Of
lumber the coming winter. Their prin-
cipal food is pork and beans. The boat
in tow has just come alongside, or rather
we have dropped alongside, and l see the
bags marked-"STARK Mills, A, Seam
less, AN incident showing the infinite
ramifcations of mechanical labor and
commercial thrift--and further, remind
ing one Of home. Here, on the Tittabc-
wassee, 1000 miles from home, / am
reading with pleasure the stamp upon
seamless bag-and why? Because COM
merce has brought it far away into the
wilderness, from that one point of attrac-
ton, home. All! "sweet honeywell has
it been said and sung, "there is no place
like home."
And then again, some one has said,
alone is home. be it ever so homely.'--
And you would have thought so an hour
since, to have seen the imates Of Dutch
cabin arranged on the bank to gaze at the
little Bell Seymore. They were like old
Uncle Browns family
"T0n aud Bill,
levi aud Phil,
Tim and Siph,'
Old man aud Wife,"
all in row, fanked with
"The COW and pigs
Browsing twig-.
The dog aud eat,
And old mans hat"
all sticking through the windows Of log
hut of one room--where all these live
animals had their domicil, and were as
contented as the inmates Of the palaces in
the Filth Avenue of Gotham. Speaking
Of Gotham, reminds me that there is a
hotel in East Saginaw that equals, in all
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15

Fashion is the only tyrant against
whom modern civilization has not carried
on crusade and its power is still as un-
limited and despotic as it ever was.-
From its dictates there is no appeal health
and decency are alike offered up at the
shrine of this Moloch. At its command
its votaries melt under fur boas in the
dog-days, and freeze with bare nccks and
arms, in lace and satin shoes, in January
Then, such is its caprice, that no sooner
does fashion become general, than, let
its merits or beauties be ever so great, il
is changed for one which, perhaps, has
nothing but its novelty to recommend it.
Like the bed of Procrustus, fashions are
compelled to suit every one. The same
fashion is adopted by the tall and the
short, the stout and slender, the old and
the young, with what effect we have daily
opportunities Of obscrving.--1rt Jown-
IT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-15

FArru.-I envy no quality of mind Of
intellect in others, said Sir Humphrey
Davy--not genius, power, wit or fancy;
but if / could choose what would be most
delightful, and l believe most useful to
me, | should prefer firm religious belief
to every blessing; for it makes life dis
cipline of goodness, creates new hopes
when all earthly hopes vanish, and throws
over the decay, the destruction of exist
ence, the most gorgeous of all lights;
awakens life even in death, and from
corruption and decay calls up beauty and
divinity; makes an instrument of fort me
and shame the ladder to paradise; and far
above all combination of earthly hopes,
cells up the most delightful visions, palms
and amaranths, the gardens Of the bless
ell, the security of everlasting joys, where
the sensualist and the sceptic views only
gloom, decay, and annihilation.