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TIC Chicago Link La the Great Chain Of
National Mercantile Colleges.

Among the many institutions of learn
ing with which Chicago is favored, We,
mark the Com aercial College of Bryant,
Bell K Strst.on, IS among the FIRST Of lis
character in the country, and second TO
aonc in importance in lis sphere. Thro'-
cut the length aud breadth Of the land it
occupies proud position IN the public
estimation, aud stands inscribed pre-
erinent BY the late constellation OF
the Two Colleges. the course Of study in
this Institution is greatly enlarged, and
with the improvements which the bust
nes. experience Of the Principals enables
them constantly TO introduce for the ben
eft Of their stadent-, it is made greatly
superior in all respects.
Organized, and conducted upon tie
Counting Room system or plan Of real
business. the student ia at once intro
dQced to the practical working, Of bus
mess 40 conducted 10 Banks, Counting
Rooms, Railroad Offices, &c, and il grad
ually in tiafed into the various branches.
terminating his course with period Of
service 10 the National College Bank, -
which is actually located 10 the hall Of
study, with all its appointments, and Do.
ing business on . capital represented By
Bank Notes of all denominations, besuti.
fully engraved for 'hi. special use. The
exc Hence Of this system is obvions. and
c,nno, fail to make its student. complete
| nisn of business; and this may partially
| account for the fact that the Diploma !.
of this school are sure passports to Iucra.
| live and responsible stations.
| The clsims of this Institution upon tho
support OF the public, are Of the strong,
| est kind, and the most legitimate char.
acter. Ind pendent of the superior I'd
vsntagcs i, offers, its noble aspirations
FOR genuine usefulness, and its honora.
bic fulfilmen, OF all its pledges, command
the public admiration while the result.
OF It's labors and the benefits il dispense.
among our business men, closely identif,
il with the commercial prosperity Of Chi
ca-o and The whole Northwest; and ",
rejoice % see that i. = the recipient Of /
mos, extraordinary and unparalleled pat
ronsg~--a fact which fully asse.ss TN
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high appreciation of iss merits by . dis.
corning community. We therefore look
with prii. upon this Institution reared
and tostefcd IN ottr midst, ard dstm hi,
q proper opportunity 10 say, that - the
pre- eminent ability aud high character
u Jude Bel IS the fouhder and success
lui operator If comprehensive aai prac.
tiea, system of commercial edagation IN
the Northwest, and to the acknowledged
talent and energy Of Messrs. Bryant Il
stra,ion, our city, aud indeed the whole
American people are indebted for the
successful establishment of one Of the
mpst valuable educational enterprises OF
it, kind in the country.
In this chain of National Mercantile
Colleges, which now LUX together seven
Of the most in poriant commercial cities
Of the Union. we see new element OF
power in difFusing higher order Of bus
mess intelligence, in promoting uniFoi II
views and methods in commercial trans
actions. aud in multiplying facilities 70,
the acquisition of thorough and prac
teal knowledge of mercantile science
and this purely American enterprise
admirably adapted, aud is certainly DIES
tined to accomplish oil these impor'an
objects, and to extend the most substan
tiai and practical benefits to every com
mercial city on the American Continen'
; We find the above in tho Press & Trl
Lune, and from our knowlt dyc Of tn
principals, we can fully endorse il.
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organized "visilance committee" IN
our midst, aud perchaace may have arm.
ed themselves with the bowekniie and /
revolver, get VIC dread net t,sir assaults, !
nor their cbnventinnal dupliei'y. II Il
true that .Orgctoyix' has been threat
enei " the Border kutfans. aud Should
he continue his comments on "Piou-
Ger Democracy" tho baweknife will
doubtless begin to glisten III the hand OF
q Democratic "vigllancs committee. --
But there are some honest.'hiukiag Dem
ocrs.s, who have discovered the error OF
their e2eed, aud are about ready to cry
| out, "What must do to be saved from
| border-ruffian Democracy Some have
already fo-saken the platform, and others
are waiting for next October, that they
may make an honorable escape. have
conversed with several democrats who
are faithlcss in tie policy of the party
now ia power, and disclaim any adher-
snce to the Forncy, Douglas, or Bushan,
an platforms. But We have here, some
full grown, full iedgod dyed.in the wool
Democrats, who would support Old Buck
for the Presidency in 1860, for one nib.
Bile at a pos,oficc crib. They balieve in
the bred Scott decision, aud are decid
cdly in favor of free territory. l sup
pose it is for this reason that the Ceao,
Democrat, prescribes for the Democratic
State Convention to know no such thing
las Douglas or Buchanan men, liz
, says those unfortunate differences RI
past" aud hopes "they will be treated al
past by all in the present campaign. -
His exhortation to unite on "pr,nciple'
is good one, for heretofore, they hav,
united on men regardless of principle.
Republicans of "Old Cedar" how i
the time to organize; the ranks of tn
Locofocos are confused at our State tick
J ct, and oil that is now needed, is to pre-
) sent our platform aud It's principles be
= fore the people that an entire vote of tn
G party may be obtained and the who
ticket vii, 30 elected by &C overwhelal
lug majority.
We hope to hear sopn that the differ
r ens townships are properly organized fo
c now Is the time, when men will beg n I
/. form their opinions upon the general ii
: sue. all false issues should DC avoide
and tue true Que presented.
j. ORaEToRI1.
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Che Great Tragedy.

We last week gave telesraphic report
Of the accident On the Michigan South
cra j. Nor.hcrn Indiana Railroad, on the
might OF tic eth uls. Beow We give
.he cause Of the catastrophe as We end 1t
in the Pfess & Tribune:
The place where the tragedy occurred,
which asearried such dep sadness into
the homes Of go many, is siiustcd midwsy
between the viIiases Of South Bend and
Nishavska, ard about two miles from
s.thcr place Iher9 is ravine some
thirty !set deep from the surface Of ths
track. and seventy FIVE TO one hundred
feet vide Under the trpek was cu,,
vert. abor. uine feet BY seven, Tie
w,ter passing through it is generally,
duria: the vet season. not Sufficient 10
oil the culver. half full Durin. the
force storm Which prevailed Oh Mouday
evening, tie passage through the cnlvcrt
became interrupted, ssd the water on the
south or upper side suddsn'y raised to
the height Of EftecN to twenty feet, or
within FIVE or eight feet Of the surface
Of the track. The track resting GA n
candy foundation, the action Of the W.
ter had the effect to undermine, and prob.
st'y before the train reached the fatal
spot the track lad been partly carried
away, and the train took the terrible
plunge into the abyss b. low. almost can
r'cteIy huryin- II in the quIcksand ard
mud The scene which followed, it Is
OFT Of our power to describe, bu. those
who were compelled to witness it. say
that i, was en- event which 10 nan should
be csllcd upon TO witness bg, once in a
lifetime The night was clear. but the
ra~inc being skir,cd BY woods and the
high banks, it WIS impossible to dissin
cui>h objects, and any aid rendered b.
those who csc ped death or severe injury
cou'd only Be By the sound Of the croans
of the sufferers S. force was the con
cuss;on. and SO terrible the screams o
the wounded and dying. that tie souae
thereof was distinctly heard at Mishawa
La, distance Of two full miles. WAe:
these sounds reached the ears Of the cit
iZeas, large uualber of whom were II
the streets (thcy having been csllrd u
by FIRE il III. ri'ise), they immediate
" started en- uaG&sc for the scene Of tn
disaster. with lanterns and everythlnt
the, would probably be needed 10 relisv
the sounded; and FIN that tine until I'll
hour OF leaving last evening, every 20
las been thrswn open 10 The sufferers, ~
everything which human agency cons
accomplish has been done BY the citizen
for the relief of the unharry victims =
They deserve the enduring regard Of II
s.frrrcrs md their friends
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Upton, JAY ;, 1859.

Mn. EDITOR The political pulse Of
the Republicans OF " Pioneer IS quite
regular, indicsiinE healthy condition Of
the body. and jus, and RICH, political
action We hail with pride, the nomi-
noes IT the Republican State Convention,
and the platform adopted on that occa-
sion. We have unfurlcd our banner 10
tho breeze and are determined to rally
beneath ia folds until proslavery eppro.-
sion and Loeofoco Misrulc shall shrink
back to vail in their o~n dark habita-
tions.
Let the Republicans o. ''ola Cedar"
Be assured that We ere carins around all
right, aud although tie l.eso:ocos hare
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r.zyA correspondent Of tho Pn,'aa =, !.
r,ts Press SAYS that Mr.. Wendell, the
hubble printer. has If hi. possession on w. !.
ter in which Mr. Buchanan over y" ro
own signature, does not hesitate 70 rs,
.an,manj the disbursement o. 'arIo
amount Of public money to certain nv, -
ties connected with newspapers !" d''e',
ent parts Of the country '--Do'S"p'''
Gazette ;, ~
If,ba. is tia cas-. Mr.. Wend''l WIN
nc. b. prosecuted on the indi'''''"'
wl ;ch has been found against hun.
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Especial p.s2aaca to the c .aelnaAtl uAtcsss
baltimore, JGae %.

Especial D.s2aaca 70 the { .aelnaN4 uAGcste
baltimore, JGae 81.
4 correspondent writing from ssat-
cardt SAYS the fol.1w.n. are tho prop
sitions lately submitted b. the Prusslan
Euvo-, Gen. WIlIsson, to Austria EiTst,
Prussia dsmands from Austria that the
militia, .eader.hip OF German Powers,
except the Austrian Contingent, shall be
LETT exclusively to Prussia. The federal
army would there ore IN future be " Pras
siaa army, under Pruss!aR commanders,
ruled By the prasslan King aud the
Prussian Minister Of war.
Second, Austria to conecla 10 Prussia
the permanent presidency OF the German
Diet a. Frankfort, which Was alternately
held By Prussia and Austria.
Tnlrd, Prussia i'll future to Be- repres-
ented by her A ambassadors, Censuls and
political agents IN al! the States OF Ger
many, Austria excepted In future to
b. no Bavartan, Wastcnb:rs, Saxon or
Hanover Ambassador.
Fourth. Austria ID conccie liberal re-
organization Of Germany.
defensive alliance with Austria, on the
same basis Oh which the federation b.
tween al!iernaulc States is nog establish
/ cd.
/ SiAth. Prussia to warrant to Austria
/ her Italian Possessions uadeE coadi1lCn
that there must BE- established al iea.lan
LombarJo Y enltiau Kingdom, connected
To Au,tria only b. pers oaaI ualon. Aus
isid 10 give UP secret treaties with l,a!sau
powers. Austria to coacede the estab-
iishment OF Italian confederation. Aus
trla 10 eela ~ SagdIuia tia. part Of LON
hardy Oh the lett bank Of tho Iiciuo,
which j. inhabited by tn 50 called Sud
diti Misti, t. avoid further Conflicts with
Sardinia.
Now If Austria accepts these really
had conditions, Prussia will warrant IL
her the po~ sssious 10 italy, that il s. say,
IL will regard he Incorporation oi the
Lombard Venetian ktn.iyal to S4raiu-
Ia b. the Emperor o: France, Us easus
bsli against Sardinia.
There are no battles to report from the
seat Of war, bat the allies are beseigiDe
Mautua aud another decisive battle mos
soon be expected,
Victor Emanuel had refused the die
tatorsarp offered him by the Commission
ers from Bologna, la pursuance OF lis De
termination u decline t7o annexation o
any part Of the States Of the Charca
Inc Austrian official account u tn
losses sustained during tue battle OF Ma
senta has been published kll!cl-GI
ulicers, I,3J2 soldiers Wougded -2ls
ohcers, 1, Us soldiers. Mls.ing-f, VU(
sylulefe Total killed, wounded auC
missing 9,7l3,
The French off -ial reports make their
, loss at the battle of Nsgenta to be y,
killed; 2,l6o wounded, aud f10 missing
AID at Malegaaaa, ID allied aud woun
ded, aud 6t missing
The London Times, in speaking 0
kossuth's mission to Italy, Gays he VII
b. employed Ut once IN acting upon tn
uun-arl.n resi nents Ia the Austfiar
service, and il possible, produce q revol
r 10 Hungary.
, The AustrlaDs had destroyed the rail
!. way from Milan to Dresci-
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a RARE CEI AN CE-


vxyIfflIS six mills OF the furnishing town OF
w Tipton. the eonniy.seat OF Cedar county.
Iowa. The farm coniain- 10 acres. Az uhaer
s.naa a. acres in cops. the remainder in grass.
yonn.r orchard Of inst class Limit. OF Que hua-
dr.a aud thirty trees, all IN aonrishng cond'-
ti,n lssre is on the .iace good frame stable,
yraIupr,. corn crib. and COW soed. and good
srll az water. With the above land will be SOLD
The crops. ali the farming implements, consisting
ias acres. Together with good span OF horses.
wagon, harness &c, &c.
The above property is located in very thick'y
settled misunderstanding the advantages OF u
.choolh house and church within a fourth OF milo.
For terms, enquire al the Law ONCE and Land
Agency of BfSSELL Il SWfNEFORD.
June n. ls59:wsl Upton. Iowa.
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The Cell Mines.

Further advices show that Horace
Greely did sign the ciren,ar in reference
to the gold mines. Hc says there are
rich deposits Of gold there, bu: he also
says, that while few will Get rich the
many will gas nothing; ie'hiaks the hard
est way to GO. gold is to dig for it in the
mines. he does not recommend eni.
grafton 10 TINT point.
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Arrival, octhe Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, July ,.
The overland California hail OF 18TH.
,rr;rsd to night. Political cxc'trnen'
prevails throughout the State "she'
will probably be re nominated tor noS-
snor by the Laco.nptonitcs, and jon"
Curry by the antics.
The Oregon Legislature had adjourned
without, electiag u S Senator.
7 Stevens was nominated for Con-
gress, by the Democrats of Washington
Territory.
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A IL THOSE in want Of either Of the above
N can be accommodated by calling on the uc
isr.isnea nj the Forest Mills, date Parks 4 Full.
,yiders where ID can be had on short notice; sMd
those from a distance msy depend on getting
,h.ir grinding with them on Tuesdays aad FRI
days.
Flour, Corn Neal, and feed Of all kiadS on hand
or furnished TO order.
jane 18th. 1859. j. W. SHEAHEIk
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EsTRAY MARE.

TAKEN Up By JOHN r. EVANS. In I,och.
ester township Cedar county. Iowa. BAY
MARE black mane and ,ail q few white hairs 10
ucr forehead and also some white bsirs on her
Jeff, hin: . ain coi,ar MAJ ks her shoulder; she
had on yoke made by binding pole around her
neck and tying II beneath with . rope. She 10
full IL hands Ugh. and supposed TO BE- about u
wears old Appraised at nfty dollars, before 4.
L. Baakmorc, o Justice OF the Peace 10 said
Township. ,. w. SiAFtOko
Clerk Cedar CO District Court
June G, Is5e25mJ BY Is8xas, Deputy.
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tIryrLAsD, J ufle ..

IT., Ill, of Jennings. Love. aas''''',
,nd Davis, for kidnapping, CO... canr.
.,p ,G st the instance q !, 'A e. which rbs
wi IA =" - - entered in Their cas"' a'l
"o''s' W nh.r,in rsscuers who a~a''ed
trial, arl the prisoners on bo'a s''
discharged.
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RIVE are hsppy in being able to an
nouncc that the Central Committee ap
pointed by the Republican State co"'en
ton nj PES Nojncs last week, have de-
rermine1 to hold the next State Conven-
ton in this City.--Eowa City R1'nbttca".
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HILLSDALE, July d.
An accident occurred yesterday alter
moan On Clear Like, Steuben county, by
the upsct,ius of sail boat, containing a
party of twsnty-eight persons mostly IA
lies and Children, sixteen of whom were
drowned.
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= W., w,S,,s OF blank BOOKS

yapufae,ured to ordsr. In the 'ests'yas s, '''"'
' '', Ne - mes bound 10 any style desired.
anu ,,,.fasi,au IL guaranteed to all who may Try
vs. DANIELS. will act as our agent Tor CEDAR
-, 20 whom application for Notk may oe
county :" RAYMOND. LY-TRA Co.
a'' .,na,;ne June 18th. lsh5--G.a5u
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mn A. the New Pennsylvania House,
On the Fourth, there were 2lo guests IN
linner. Tbs House is getting to be one
Of the institutions" of the West Dd0.
eg7,9.y T9-asfc
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no. IL Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, no.
PRODUCE DEALER:
Forwarding & commission hel chant.
Ord,s for Groceries and Manufactured
Articies accurately filed ut the toress
possible rates. Lon1gnmcnts far sale
and shipment respectfully solicited -
Shipments # all kinds 1iA he Jaith-
fahy attn dcd IL.
LII ORDERS sent 10 m. by Dealers In the various
- Towns aud Cities in every direction Of Iowa. will
faithfully flied and promptly farsArdsd ny river
abroad. directed. None bat the hest stock viii b
forwarded to those no sntrust their orders ~
RstEi.ENCE@:
Cone LOOMS. Dursnt, Iowa; W. A Nelson, 81. Louie
:. ). BtBicls, Es i.,fipton :. Htynes & fsnhy, :.
BUR & SEih. Davenport - Scatt Il Brothers.
" son a. Harley, - :. Porter, Low Il Co.
Nay II, itsJ-y
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Sixteen thousand dollars Of counter
felt money, taken from various rascaIs,
was burned by the St. Loais City Mar,
hal. few days since.
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r.nn,,e. TAKE NOTICE!

,r-uE Undersigned have on hand i've OF NAN Az.
.la,s.a ,n,ld which they viii dispose Of upon
.aan,hs time or for good horses.
June 18th, 1901 Ja0. u ~ !" ''
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4 L. PERSONS har'ng uas"tled accounts
X " la the upderSj .ued. are requested tn set
tie same ny cash or note, as We are snSt"as
10 rftse anr eaots mp - Jaty lst 1851. We shat
eonttnae TO sell merchandise. Of which nc have
\ z ne Al sa8tram n. f9. cash, ~ credit - r.
So b parties. ). l.. Ray %.
/ Intnn. la.f tth, Iss9-3Er
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The St Louis R-pabtieaa has 'ele-
graphic correspondent, who glcais over
the fact sha. Or. boy, of Kansas, has been
c,psic,.d at St. Josph Q; the crime o:
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nOOk BINDING.

~-y~,.- TIE Subscribers having reoelssa
<klgftA their rev ~ mg machine ano .
Ia,rs stock of hinding matet1 are
Ia d. All Siuds vi "nrk IN tAe'F ''he !"
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WAGoNSl
WHO WANTS WkGOyS7

Dram NEW WAGONS. IRON TX WAGONS:
ID Thimhlc Skcin agous--NHl Hsgofs. 40 OF
50 Wa.oAs--reyl finished Wagons! Ali fEishef.
10 uted. aul arranged with all new improve
menf.-a!l iast on hand from the mandatory.
! Lsse oH band Do New haIanr. which will
sell cheaper saaa was ever known before in tAi-
market. CHARLES SHETLAND.
Upton. Jgae 4th 1859
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NOTICE

TIE Subscribers to the Capital Stock OF IN"
| TIason Railroad Company are hereby mott
fed that the OH insiatmrrs. uf ten yer cent. GIL
= h share # .Aa stock .4h>eribed - said Com
any will &c .due on ths 10th day Of Aagsst A
D. 1859 Payable .. thc stlec NJ the Treasurer
=. P.-.ro nEi Whom it Nay Concern:
CLaRK & THoArsaS's acee"pIs with the Upton
Railroad Co vii. lie laaIi, closet Up on i"r i.
4 August NEXT. ard no ra?er al theirs VII be
re .ged after that date by tie Company
b. order OF the Board
s. J. CREW. Fres't.
A. GILBERT. Sec fay i0-sSl
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~ unemcnmhered Real Estate, ia sums &c
~ suit aPF hcants. Apply %
ALNET sEtEr.
Or 7. ]. y 4. SASWYcK.
NJ. Nichols block DAvssroar.
AnrFi 3D. 1859
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he sa bhaths - chn~l nesl
r q u SAL r,

4 LARGE NUMBER OF Desirable Tors ,hr..
Eaaaire of pan q nn.ses
Upton, March "a n
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y. p.--ro nn whom it Nay Concern:
TAKE NOTICE.

4. GILBERT. Sec.
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SUPREME co LERT DECISIONS.
following decisions were rendered in the
'me Court on Monday, 10th inst. five Judges

z, ss 5sS CO.. sisg 49, i
Hs q Co.. 4. Eager q Co. and s.. n Ken.
70, apte0ees vs. Ihos. y. Casey Jo,. d forced;
Wde = Mofdecdi Abrams, opponent and an.
Y, a 4, Heussladtc, Sy,adic, Keep, Bard &c CO. ct
ul,p w ppeal from the Fourth District
sol new orleans. Judge Cole delivered The
On ., sae. gouft. Judgment affirmed.
os. iros !s dppe9ee. vs. Jos. "A. Gruues, VII
son s.Iau4. defendant n ,',,le, euee-Appeal
Second District Court Of New Orleans ppinl
the Court by Judge Land. p'i.
this case q rule was taken nm Williamson
4, the surety of the defendant. on an attach.
bond, TO show cause why he should mot he
emned TO pay the amount OF plajntiays indn
interests and costs. In answer to The rnIe
surety pleaded several exceptions. which do
ppear TO have been acted on by the Distric,
=; and as the surety consented to 90 Ia tria
ie rule without Insisting on the previous aetio,
ste Court on his exceptions, he is presumed /,
waived the same; the other ground not tru
Ct Judgment affirmed. -.7'7 ~
3sdleast Potter, appellee, VS.. W1n. r. Daze,
NGnt-Appeal from Fifth District Court
orleans-Opinio Of the Court by Judc
tanan. Judgment affirmed.
an n. Watson, appellee, vs., c. M ,s;napsop
t50uldds Co., surety on defendants bond an
nts-AppeaI from Fourth District Conrt g
Orleans opinion Of the Court by .Judp
Judgment affirmed, with costs. 2
n. q. R06erts0n d Bros, dppellants. VS.. Ia
re Cdldteea, Commissioner. Of Second Ian,
tcs, appellee Appeal from Sixth District Cour
est baton Rouge Opinion of the Court by Chic
ce Merrlck Judgment affirmed. Judge Col
! no part in this case
A. Hdrrey, appellee, VS.. Dires., Pierce d. Co
t1tfsts-A appeal from Fourth District Court I
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JOHN MIrcHELL.-John Mitchell, in a letter from
Paris, regarding the movement being made in Ire
land to obtain an amnesty, he says:
do not know whether my two friends and COM
rades now in the United States would avail them
selves of the amnesty if granted. For my part
certainly would not. hope indeed to go to Ire
land again, but never by the Queen of England's
good will. It would be impossible for me to live
to overthrow it. l should instantly conspire, con
federate and combine with person and persons once
more against the peace of our said Lady, the now
Queen, her crown and dignity, and forth !;
blue Castle Protestants, again steal my letters in
the Post Office, again set Baron LEROY upon my
track, docs the Baron still live?) and all the de-
tectiyes and subowners, again seize my person
law. Oh, no / cannot go back to live in Ireland
under her dominion, yet hope to so back to live
/ in Iralanj