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THE NONPAREIL.
W. W. NAI.VARII, Mil*.
OOTJNOIL BitTjmsk
GATL.RDAY,
gjOMUl Katamwai
tmonetary
Jlefo
ties of 183^forwh,chwocaufindnoanalo-
gyat the present time, fhe log.slat.vc
policy of the country ,* settled and faxed-
There has been no change recently of a
character at all like that preceding the crash
of 1837. We are free to admit, that there
has been some speculation in lands, but it
West. It was to all intents and purposes,,
u u n a i a a n w a s i n v e s e i n a n s
at a low 6gure, and the purchasers can af
ford to keep it thftre.
It is not tho first time since 1837, that
large sums of money have been locked up in
unproductive investments, yet things have
moved along smoothly. Again, in 1^30 and
'37, moro than twenty millions of the prop
ortv of the people was entirely blotted out
of existence by fire. The property had cost
that amount, nnd would have brought its
value again. Nothing of this kind has oc
curred in 1857.
Again, the winter of 1836, was one of
tho most severe ever known in this country.
By tho rigors of winter, and a late and
fatal spring, the people of the United States
were compelled to import from hurope, the
very necessaries of life. W e raised com
paratively nothing, and the millions of our
people who had heretofore subsisted prin
cipally upon tho super-abundant produc
tions of our own soil, wore necessitated to
depend upon foreign countries for broad­
tries. The demand for cotton, grain, beer,
time. Now, every one must see that this is
strongly in contrast with the alternative of
importation or starvation that .tared us
tnc f«ce in 1W'«
yosc. 8dm ot» from without, whuperetl
the word flre so loudlj, that the vorfl was
wnght ap by tht enildrm, and a scene fol
lowed which beggar* description. Many
were trim pled to death on their way to the
door some jumped from the windows the
OCTOBER 24 1857. Majority rushed for the stairs leading be
low, and being stopped by the impossibility
icatt.(the c.»uy-Tkc of opening the street door, they uccufnulat-
the present time, speculation is rife in result was, some fifty mangled corpses of
,rU to the cause of the Uerangemeut of dear, innocent children to be buried.
the affairs of this country. The I "Men are but children of i» larger growth.! coumhet.
Mwspapers teem with homilies upon the The unexpected failure of the Trust Com
fhbject—some contending that our presentj pany, at a moment of tension and ex-ten
•Ksfortunes arc the result of overtrading, sion, seems to lmre inspired a uuii
that the true national remedy for our pnnic, aud cvci^body that held a credi
ffesent commercial ills, is a Protective seiied with the idea that he must real le on {j£||
fhriff. Others contend, that there is no it at once or lose. The anxiety of one
eiuse for a crisis in the aspect of our for-! muuicated itself to another: and soon
ijjgn and domestic trade, and especially as- body was seized with the feeling of nlnrm.
acveratc, that our foreign trade has seldom The same rush was made for the doors of i
%een in a moro healthy condition. Aguin, the banks which was made before for the
thers of the opinion, that the i boats of the Arctic and tho stairs of the
ncdy for our present distress, is only to school-house. The feeling was eoramnni-
found in an exclusively specie currency, cated from New York to Boston, to Phila- j^*'uur
#ome insist, in looking at the gloomy pic- delphia, to Baltimore, to St. Louis, to Chi
%rc, upon seeing only its most dreary and i cago, and throughout the wholo country.— ivibuqu#."
lismal aspect. If a ray of light appears i The newspapers helped along tho panic by
«pon the commercial horizon, they at once crying out for a general suspension, and one KM
•hut their eyes to it, and continue their dis- house, sriking against another, as in a great
mal croakings. A great many good and windfall, laid tho whole business communi
wise people, and good business men too, are ty prostrate. \a"TZn
predicting just such a derangement in the "If this is true, tho obvious remedy is JJ®^r
monetary affairs of the country, in 1857, as self-possession, patience and common sense. ,'ow„
we experienced in 1837. With all due def- We cannet undo the past, but we can all do
ference to the wisdom, intelligence and ex- I something to mitigate the evils of the fu- I
pcriencc of such men, we must dissent from ture. If everybody rushes to tho boats, it! j„DcsU
such gloomy conclusions. That there is is clear enough that the majority must be
but slight analogy in fact, between the per- lost. Our only means of safety is forbear
lis of 1837 and the misfortune* of 1857, a ance, trust, and a disposition to make the uuis
fair statement of the circumstances that led best of a bad state of things. There is no
to, or were attendant upon, the two eras, necessity of a permanent suspension any
will convince even the most skeptical. where and we deeply regret tho steps which
It is acknowledged by every business man, are said to liavo been taken with that view Miti hrii
that to be successful the business of the
coun- in Pennsylvania. Time, patience, forbear-
try requires stability and confidence. To sc- ance are the only true remedies and the
cure the former, it requires tlint the legisla
tive policy of the country, should be fixed
and stable, as far as it relates to commerce,
tho mechanic arts and agriculture. It is
well known that an important cliango in the
policy of the government took placj in
policy oi tne government ™,» the cukure of the Sorghum Saccharatum ?^r
1S36-7. Lnder the operahons of the tn t-}
ed States Bank, money was what might be
termed cheap— made so, by general distri-
Union, and "the facilities afforded for mak-1
in" rcadv loans. This state of things con-
1
tributed largely to the individual indebted-
.peculMion ol that penoJ «npr^««u« e|apirf
and uuoocuried lands—property thut bore
*uu
u 1
only ft nominal value, «nd always rnted at
u"
iauu 1
or Chinese Sugar Cane.
PLANTING.
firff
P1™^'
thet weo thcv
t0
K
1 i»
w
pork, flour and other articles that we usual- inggcs
ly export, was never before more steady, Agiiin
nnd never before had we such a super-abund-
nnceof these products, as at the present
The Toledo Blade, in remarking upon the
causes that have led to the present derange-
ment in the business affair* of tho country, ,t„,kg
very truthfully says, that "the country is,
can bo m!ido
tended commercial plans, contemplating a ,,
i
11,0
continuance of lnree credits, aud requiring i
.. ,, corn-cutting.
immense monetary resources. Mut the
countrv was never "so rich before, and never
from thf Atlantic to the Pacific. We have
the most abundant inenns with which to
tha,
circumstances. Our people arc apt to for- Tho Hinall profit which they real-
now
board. The pnnic was tho cause of all public interest to the noting point,
the serious disaster* thut followed. It de-| iours, rcipectfully,
etrojed the common sense of the officers^ it
disarmed them of their command it causod
a rush for the boats which ensured the gen
cral
,„
vs
tho most fearful on record. Had the sainc J$o,700 in s?5 gol,l pieces stolon. Tbe rob-
tho other day, on the Central America, it
v
u probable that all would have have been
too, that liad no fouiHiation manyre.tl eau.,
UT2ST,jIXECTIffl NJW8.
|jjf jf Tfce Sleetta*.
to "appear,
f^ timcon tbc am,
Uie
Mf raou 0 Pl
I planted my seed differently for experi
I ment. In some drills one seed every twelve
a U I U I I I 1 1 1 9 v U i 1 9 U U v O v U V I i n v
The sccond week in August, I tested the
cane. The seed had not yet appeared. Tho
juice was sweet, but the svrup had a woody
taste, but quito sweet. On the 20th of tho
same month, the seed heads being out nnd in
their uiilky state, another experiment result
ed in syrup much sweeter and freer from the
woody taste.
seed was turning, another experiment prov
15,3 gallons of juice per day, from l91!1 JJ.i«-»iine I
thcn 8tack it. In the fallj it will luivc made
ft gecom| crop from the game stalks
Molasses (may be) tbo cell before
1 mu,t not omit
that has caused tho sudd.n undermining of •h(,ultl hwenftor prove bug-proof, it will
credit, and the vast confusion which has
stating, that, not withstand-
had sosolid a basis for these magnificent!^ the past season somo crops have been DulH,que, 1- Lec. Pottawattamie, Wo'od
seheinri. The land is full ot real wealth, i destroyed by enumerable bugs and
from tho llio (irandc to the Aroostook, and S™sshoppers, nothing has, from first to _^tn,
1 lilltf. in llnv WllV ITllllVArl tVlrt QlKfitM
The abovo is the result, ns far as liaard
from.
last in 11
nJ* wn-v iniurc(1
tho
1
Th"'
operate, and it is not the ahin.ce of these
,s
bo worth
taken'place in our monetary sytem. jthat
"What then, the reader may /tsk, is the
Sugar Cane.
remarkable, and 1 state it, only to
0CTt,f-v
wh:lt ,ms becn
"5
IOWA CITY, Oct. 17,2857.
tfttmivt
licturns continue favor­
able. We can now count, as far as heard
from, 20 Senators out of the 36, and 40
Representative* out of the 72. A clear ma
jority, and more to come yet.
Yours,
a ii
NMMPK**9ls|eritftenfirOevfreer.
CouNftr*. torn*. 1
KMMMIS. Frtwunt JJucA.
AJjIr
•/?».
Clark©
Calhoun
Clinton
rceuo
pressure will be relieved, just in proportion roik
ns these remedies are steadily employed.'* i»age*
P.we»liMI
I. KinpRoM'
For the Council Blsffii Nonpareil. sbelby
MR. EDITOR:—[will now make gooij my
promise to give vou in brief, my experience i s*c
cold, and cold rains and sleet frequent. A
I few da vs after iilantine, the ground froze to
a o n s i e a e e e w e a e e o
ness of the countrv, and was tlie immediate ..
mg fine, I watched anxiously for tho ap-
rfccd'? had been iniurcd bv the severe cold,
-v .1 i•« „.! wet and frosts I examined the drills and
fabulous wnccs* This is one of theditfioul* n 14 i 4 1
... 1 found them all right, lu sixteen days from
4ft
A'bin* •/?». as
Appanooa* 663
Allainakgp IN
AUUUIhjii 8
bent«»u
1
V 1»
i 984
BlMitP v lift
Bremer 15S.
Butler
BucbjnaA Id 994
Cetiar 31ft --.'t
Chickasav
249
l*»i
Van Burro
Wjpelio
Warrtti
Wayne
Washington
Webster
Winncifceik
Wright
Wo^iimiy
BUCHANAN
,nting.
i]is |je (wq and n haJf
his not been of that reckless character so
urcval^nt in lifob. Smo Kastern i
l,rt .. i foot, or three inches apart. The remainder
•. .1 .n«-ndtnfl »n I'infW fir irlO
capital has been invested in
thc in hi
i,s
ahout U
,ree in a hiU. Those drop-
hill foot w
dono deuiJ
4
ly the best. There arc several stocks from
one seed.
TESTING.
For Su£ar or Molasses, about a quart «th cu»
will be sufficient.
QUANTITY OF
SVRUP
TO THE ACRE.
From my own rude construction for ex
pressing the juice, I am able to give but a
very imperfect opinion. Some idea howev
er, can be formed from tho fact, as I found
it that the Syrup is as one to three, i. e.,
three gallons of juice will yield one of Mo-
stufTs. These were the circumstances that i,lS8CSt fhe stalks will average about half
led to the disastrous bankruptcy of 1837.1 A NT 0F j„ice.
How does the case stand in 1SJ7. W e have IMPORTANCE OF THE CROP TO FARMERS.
millions of acres of land, ns productive as Every farmer has now the opportunity to
«ny that the sun ever shown upon, teem- 1 furnish for his own use, a most important
ing with the necessaries and luxuries of life. I article. From twenty to forty dollars is tho
Instead of importing our bread-stuffs, we expense of a machine which will press from £!h ^WI^'SR**/
are constantly exporting to foreign coun- I K)0
ft
2
48
4B4
Claytou MT
0lnla
1500
60
Fayette
Rovd
Franklin
IK fttim,)
1M
rn
..4
(ao return)
Plurality for Fremont 7784.
Tho above are all tho returns that have
reached us up to this date. We do not, of
course, vouch for their correctness. In
many instances, the figures above given will
not vary from the official result. It will be
seen on comparison of the vote given for
and that given for SAMLKLS, that
the latter has gained some 1000 votes in the
counties heard from, over BUCHANAN'S vote
last fall. It will also be seen, that LOWK'S
vote in the same counties falls short of that
given FREMONT some 2000 or more. Ac
cording to the reported figures above, LOWE
leads SAMI KLS by about 2000 votes. In the
Counties yet to hear from, FREMONT had
0 A A n
heard from, and yet LOWE would bo elected
by upwards of 3,000 To our mind there is
not the slindow of a doubt as to the result.
Of course, IULPU P. LOWE is the Goy«xa»
eleet.
J^presentaUrei Elect.
Below we give a classification of the Rep
resentatives elect, in the Districts heard
In September, just as the from. It will be seen that thus far the
House stands 35 Republicans to 21 Demo-
ed the syrup quito free from the woody taste crats, with 10 Districts to hoar from
and of excellent quality.
QUANTITY OF SEED TO THE ACRE.
(witb 2 Rep)
tn aud Fayette...
6th Jlmhai
6th Itla.k!
?th l)ubu»jue (with 3 Rep
Stb Dflaw
9th Juries aii'l CUfton
I0:h Bt'iit.-n ritep gaioj
11th H«war«l, Clurka^aw aii'l Bremer..**
12th Miuheli. Fk-yi »ii*l Butler
13th Worth. Oerro nthem.».a.
Uth PuttawutUmie, H»rriMti in«t otMMs
15th Guthue,Cas, 0a!U« ami Adair»•••
ltith B.«'i)f. Greene, Carn.n It AudulMI*
17th Uanltn. iirnndy and Story
18th Tama nti! Marshall
I9:h P,Ik
20th Jasper
2Ut Iowa, Pow«»!-hU*k iuil Maba»ka.
22U John^oU w. U 2 Rep
fl)en».)cratic
231 Linn (with 2 Reprrsentatiw
24th June?
25th t'edar
26th Jack:
i n (with 2 Kepj.
fKopuMicaii gain)
130th Mand Cedar 1
hich, from 35 to 50 gallons of good Mo- I i. -uisa I
CTCry farmer ibonW
,antan
experience, and
he has 8t Icast
not llestr0)*
cause? Wo answer that the proxiniatocau.se I I hope that your remarks will call forth
of our troubles is panic, and panic only, responses from Merchants. It seems tome,
aided to be sure, by a variety of favoring
^i
acrc
or more f()r fadder) for expcrimcnt W
it is about four ftfct hi): cut u Hml
hen p.'
j,4h»sk.,...
z*
th# firgt which trcatcd in like mRnncr
acro w
,|«
j|j be found to produce an incrcdi- i4?111 1
We amount of 8uperior feeJ fof horgeg and
They wi jt clean n0
t0 bc rcmovt
.d
sta)j
or to littcr a vard or
jCt
iust now, iu an unusually sound and pros-j ..... ...
J-. TU O...« Again, this crop interferes with no other.
pcrous condition. There arc, to be sure,
i i It should bo planted several davs earlier
large commercial enterprises, and very ei-
1
i i i a n i e o n a n i s o u o o w a y a n
SrV^ oiii :!Hi:::
8^'
,n,,e
51st Wapello Cwith2 Rep)..
dcM Jefferson (2 Rep)
63d Henry f2 Hep)
Mth Lee f3 Rep)
56ih Lee, Henry andyan Bnrto ...
Senators Elect.
BBPPBLICASS.—Leo county, 1 Mahaska,
1 Scott, 1 Clinton, 1 Polk, Dallas and
Guthrie, 1 Keokuk and others, 1:—total, 6.
DEMOCRATS.—Des Moines and others, 1
bu IIarrigon a
'n(J
othc
c°nsl(b-rable to a fanner to know us that the returns thus far from Minnesota
one crop which tbe bugs look favorable for the success of the lie-
when they are so much interested, they oui8, Saturday evening, leave no doubt of
the e
pot tho terriblo disasters which result from j,IC upon their sugars, is not enough to com
this cause, dot onlv in our finances, but in pensate thein for the outlay of time and C^°Tho returns from Pennsylvania, in
nll the affairs of life. Let us call their at- money, to say nothing of loss by spoiling j(licate pretty clearly that tho Democrats
tcntion to a few facts. A few months ngo, retailing. When they agree, an arrange-
of fearf ul panic, went down with nearly all wishing you may be tho means of awakening similar gains will not elect SAJIUELS. Da-
icction
RICHXO.NP, VA., Oct. 13.
TV
.„ en»tom House in this city wns
catastrophe it made the disaster ons of powder and'^U noo'ln" $ eold''pieces1
calmnesi and good ord'.T prevailed on the bora left $40,(IQO behind them. 'i'" Li* Ifufu ,,u 4
1
Arctic which chATMtmzed the proceed.ngs, I c-tlifo^iT^* -i
i'
•aved. A littlc.before thc disaster to the IE the Know
1 ornm
n
Arctic, there was a scene in a Sew \ork interogated asi to his action, he said that he manufactured, which with the quantity ...
•chool-housc. caused by panic, and a panic *'Mor
1
fcw. tW had no foundation in anr reu TS J"
{oT
shuw th
,t
Muse^ine, 1:
Cy A correspondent at Iowa City, writes
publicans—showing large Hepublican gains.
of chnse
have
n false alarm of fire was raised near the mont could soon be effected for supplying A Gain.
temple where Kov. Mr. SITRGEOX was them with all that they need another year,) Our neighbor of the liugle, jumps at con
preaching to a large congregation, and a which, while it would bo far more remuner- elusions kangaroo fashion. In enumerating
panic seixed on the people, causing a rush ati\e, would be free from vermin and filth, Democratic gains in various counties, ho
for the doors, so violent, that many were it is a well-known fact, that the coarser says that "Davis is said to have given ei^ht
trampled to death, and carried from the sugars abound in vermin or a species of lice, hundred for the Democrats," and thereup
rhurch to the grave. Somo three years »wl Molasses in its composition is exceed- on concludes that, "if other counties in the
since, the steamer Arctic was struck in mid dubious. cast come in with similar gains, SAM
ocean by a propeller and, after a few hours
Governor of Ohio."
carried
the State by a largo majority,
leave this subjcct in your hands, TILS is certainly Governor." We opine that
is county gave BUCHANAN 813 majority last
fall. A great gain, that—a few suck wjli
help Ihe Republican cause materially
JH
i unnun ijoscrver sav. "it is
unt'er ltno^
to
he determined definitely not
r?*?cw lfjy
M'ftnd
the Atlantic cat
eWl un?|']rPw',
8tuWed
correspondcnt fl Bw eminent dockyard at Kcyhani. There it is termination not to "ire un the ch-
K.-„n
jWIK nopea to God that no Rcpub- hund, will make three thousand miles for the
hiui'
riincisco voted for Maj.rVnv- it from rusting. In the meantime* about1 fhe vi fain brought to ius^ee M-lv*!?' ,thC Pr°Pri,
l~- On being one hundred mile, more of the cable are to bors nrove sue8cessfulj, wiU be fciS of
he wanted to experiment next vear. The enst of the nn-
t|,^lte
prftY0„ of y„"jd
cl, sn^,sful rjr)PT m(.nt u Pstimntr(1 nboilt
f£99^900.
When rallwti ran.
The failure of tho great manufacturing
house of LAWBKKCC,
STONE
ft Co., in Mas­
sachusetts hits come like the victorious as
sault of an invading army upon tle two cit
ies of Lawrence and of Lowell. Thoa*
towns have centered the manufacturing in
terests of Massachusetts. They have liter
al)- lived by the spindles. The mills of Mer
riraac, which have ground out gold for the
great capitalists by
.whom they were built,
nave ground out bread for thousands of la
boring men and women. To check the rev
olutions of their busy engines is to touch the
heart-strings of hundreds of human beings,
and to paralyze whole communities, The
unseen and undiscribed consequences of
such a failure, can only be likened to tho
work of a conflagration or a bombardment.
Kay, a conflagration or bombardment might
be less disastrous. For then th«re would
be the work of reconstruction to be com
menced as soon as the worst of the calami
ty was over. But upon the crash of these
great mills follows a silence of stagnation,
and stagnation in such a case moans starva
tion. Not mctaphoicnl starvation not such
Starvation ns MARIE ANTOINETTE dreamed of
when she wondered why the want of bread
MAKIE ANTOINETTE
l^upuiation anything like tho prostration
which in 1847 made Ireland the Niobe ofna-
tions. But thoy will be very hard to b'jar,
and the near approach of winter makes the
.contemplation of them more somber.
Nor will Massachusetts be alone in her
sorrow* The shock has been felt in llhode
Inland with tremeudous force while in
lVnnsplvania we hear ot the discharge and
dispersion of whole villages of manufactur
ing operatives.
In this city, also, quite a largo number
of publishing houses, foundries, and other
manufacturing concernes have greatly cur
tailed their business operations, and hun
dreds and thousands of laborers lose the
employment by which they have hitherto
derived their support.
couutry
Mep. Dem.
It is not easy to suggest any remedy for
such a state of things, nor is it easy to sny
that any can be fuund. Itut whenever a
birge liuinuliieturius
establishment can go on
by reducing ir/tgex, it should bc done. It is
far better that a thousand men should con-
•f'theu^should bo Vent*
adrift'atid 'deprived }he
5ismissal
From the Cincinnati Gaiette, Oct.
Not Exactly a Lne Chase.
We met yesterday at the Miami Depot, a ed
HHII«!• K»»MI.
We k»v«
saref«Uy compil
etum of ae elMtion held
and Friday.
DONUI COCKTT.
Precincts. Free State. Nat. Dem.
Lawronce, 90S 11
Lecompton, 2M 156
Willow Springs, 2/1 36
Palmyra, 221 4
Republican majority, 1,484k'
joassos couxjt.
One.precinct to hear front.
Precincts.
Green Spriggs,
Monticello,
Lexingtoiu
Oxford,
Soring Hffl,
Naeamislfi
Olatha,
knew when he died by
inches in the clutches of the villain SAMSON.
The distress consequent upon the special
catastrophes of Massachusetts enterprises
will be felt with pecul'ar bitterness in the
two cities we have named. For these cities
liavo subsisted upon one specific industry.
They have prospered upon spinning, just as
•the people of Ireland lorinerly fed them
selves upon the potatoe. And like the peo
pl'*of Ireland, thov must now reap the con
aeriuences of a social economy so mista
ken and so dangerous. The.se consequences
will doubtless be but temporary in tne one
case as they have been in the other nor
should we anticipate for a New England
Making Pro-Stores maj. 43
This county is entitled to three Senators
and eight Kepresentatives.
The Free State men will contest the dic
tion as immense frauds were practiced at
Kickapoo, Missouriaus and soldiers both vo
ting in large numbers.
SHAWMS COl'STT.
Precinets. Free State. Nat. Dem.
Topeka,
Tecuinseh,
Brownville.
Wakarusa City,
LVKINS COUNTY.
Precints.
Osawatamie,
Stanton,
Bull Creek,
Miami,
Republicans.
FBANKLl.N COUNTY*
These facts show precisely where those
frequent failures, tho report of which cre
ates so much public excitement, are really
felt. It is not the great merchant or manu
facturer, whose difficulty excitcs so much
public sympathy, that really fcel.s the weight
of the catastrophe which has overtaken him. The town of Doniphan gave a Democratic as a trading company. Its character has
It is doubtless a grievous thing to lose bu- majority of 30, Troy 20, Watbena 40 total been from time to time modified and renew
siness standing, social position, and the jtI. Palermo gave a Free State inaioity of ed until it is the powerful East Imlia Com
name of being a prosperous and a wealthy 37. Two precints to hear from, which it is pany of to-day. Its actual capital is about
man. But many things yet remain to such believed will give Republican majorities. 000,000. Its present charter expires in
persons, in spite of the reverses. They will One dispatch says that the Democrats car- 1874. Directors are 18 in number, 12 of
still have the comforts of home, and very ried the county by 3o majority another that whom are ch sen by the company and 6 ap
few among them will experience any sen- t(le Hepublicans have it by 123 votes. We pointed by the crown. The salary of a Di
ous deprivation of tho luxuries to which think the Bordsr ltuffuins imported enough rector is about )j2500 per annum, but the
they have been accustomed. Business fail- votes from across thelliverto secure it. position is very valuble from the power and
urcs seldom sadden the hearthstone of the ATCIIISON COCXTV. patronage attached to it.
business man. But when laboring men lose The town of Atciiison gave a Democratic The Judge of the courts, the bishops and
their employment they !o*e everythiig.— majority 47, according to the St Louis Re- the officers of the troops serving in India
They lose what has given^ them and ilieir publican. A later dispatch savs the aver- are appointed bv a Board of Coutrol, con
a i i e s o o n n o i n S o n u
Ceutropolis, 108 Free State maj.
COFFEE COUNTV.
Burlington, 132 F. S. maj.
jerrxasos COUNTY.
Grasshopper Falls, 176 F. S. to 16 Dem.
DONiriiAN COCNIV.
e i
vjz
e e a e o e
rice of wages would 1
of a large portion of the laboring
tlnsses from employment. This matter de
rves the attention of the various Trades'
iss of those thev P« '^y- Thousand .prang from their
privation and suf- »,arm' ,nud
i
the cutirc of her fortune and placed it in his dense fog swiftly rolling from the south-
departed with the gold, leaving his confiding between Thirteenth and Fourteenth i
busy to look after individual °Y
The lm.lv who lmd brought about tho
match, felt and boldly faced h.r respoi.sibil-
victim to the tender mercies of a local world, streets, states that the heavy rumbling, as if ^lepf- r,r0'e8^e^ notwithi
that is far too busy to look after individual by a host 1/coal wagons, proceeded from Jhc} «o liquidated to-day or to*
a ,,0,t c0!l1
,ntcn
the premises, and on the snilin^: of the
hoiiieward-bound steamer, she took
ty 111
next
(jy The Keokuk Gate City, of the 19tb,
says that "reports by the Packet from St
passage for New York, determined to follow
the betrayer of her confidence, and the love
W,UU.tes OC«urr«'
of a wife to the bounds of civilisation, and capping around him.
bring him to punishment. Arrived in Sow "f? "I'Pnsc?
York, she got traces of his foot
lowed him over various routes, unm »uu
tracked him to a village in Pennsylvania,
his second marriage, nftcr a snort oxaminn'
betrayer of her friend, and that search she
has prosecutcd now for two or three months
with the most determined and restle«8
o n e o o e A a e n o n a n N i a z a e a v e e n e a a o u n n n i n.r,
aWft-'for,he
win,CT in thc
^..v
uau
"hLn
ch
ost states that a jolly Republi- to b« well tarred and attended to, to prevent: her "sweet revenue" his t''f""together perhaps with ctrcful manage-1
led tho following Oar news frontlfw East is Kanely mot*
in Kansas, Oct.1than a fawful Uat of tmgslbs uW of
louis papeMof aaexampldl hoMsrs and atrof|ti«H eordpig
Monday and the Kansas papers of Thuesday tke blood, wlj« have been nc^nitted by
117
42
40
88
10
6
41
7
29
12
31
9
123
344
Democratic majority, 221.
These two Counties form one District and
clcct three Senators and eight Kepresenta-
eould not be made good with cake, but lit- |whom were carried by the Be
eral starvation,—such starvation ns the son publicans
of
LEAVKKWORTH COUNTV.
Precincts, Jtree State. Nat. Dem.
Leavenworth City, 523 273
Delaware City, 56 100
Kaston, -46 maj.
Wyandot, 66
Kickapoo, maj. 350
a e e o a i a o i y i n A i s o n o u n y i s i s i n o s i e e s o e i v y o u n
to them i.*# more than the suspension ot pay- sixty, insuring them three members in the cil.
ment:—it is the supply of Oread for their Lower and one in the Upper Houses I The office of Govornor General is the
wives and children, which stops. It is not Calhoun county has gone K' publican by highest office undor the crown, and he rc
simply a question of reputation or of stand- 84 majority. It elects one member. ceive* a salary of $125,000. lie resides
ing, but of life itself. J* ew of those among Jell'erson county Republican by 150,giving wherever his pre.s«-nco is necessary, and has
them who have families have been able to ^wo members to the House and one to the a council of the ablest men in India.
s a v e o e i e a n i n s a n y i n o s u o u n i e n u e o e s o n s i n e e o y o
a plurality of over J,UUU. fcven allowing contingencies, and so general and widespread The a^ove returns are all we have been the company is immense. I^iey are divided
SAXCKLS the same proportionate gain in the financial whirlwind as now sweeps oyer
COLLECT, from which it appears that into tive classes, viz: Civil, clerical, medical,
Counties to hear from as in those already |"e
*'jr them a blyting simoon, Bord(?r ltuifian Democracy havo carried the military and nayal. The civil service nutn-
i i i i i e a i n e a u o n i s w i n s o u o u n i e s o n e i v e a o i u i n i s s o u i e s a o u e i u n e e o a n y
The prospects of the winter for the labor-
bevond his reach when low as when high. they are sure of four members. Doniphan vided with the munitions of war.
now the question comes home with force,— mi
patriotism nnd religion of the people. Thev
nave made implacable enemies of the native
princes, whom they have deposed and redu
ced to penury, and of all their dependents,
who looked on their national rulun» with
reverence and affection, lie says I
Other conquerors may have displayed
more ferocity, and disgraced their victories
by acts of greater nnd more wanton barbar
ity but none could have exhibited more
abandoned faithlessness, or pursued more
systematically a course manifestly designed
to prostrate the entire people, and utterly to
sweep away every rood of territory, and cv-1
cry rank, title and dignity enjoved in former
times by either Mussulman or Hindoos. As
my thoughts travel backwards over our ca- I
reer of covetousness, fraud, hypocrisy, ag
greHsion, conquest, confiscation blood, de
thronement, taxation, and monopoly, 1 am
astounded by the fact that we nave been
able to hold the fruits of our robberies so
long.
4
55
Free State majority 600.,
Council City, a strong tree State precinct,
not heard from
Free State. Pro-Slav.: the richest in the world, whose only object
250 mune. was money, no matter how obtained when
64 4 i we hear from the mouth of their own wit
26 52 ness that their whole course has been one of
95 17 robbery, duplicity, treachery and murder,
we have, in the words of the correspondent,
Total Vote, 3oo 72 "a measure of iniquity, pressed down and
Lykins elects two 'Representatives—both running over, sufficient to consign the nation
Doniphan, Atchison, Leavenworth and has a college in Kngland to educate meu for
ing classes are indeed gloomy enough, lor- Johnson. The majority in the latter, how- this branch. The salaries vary from $2,500 ifw1em, hf''bp
tunateiy the price of provisions is quite ever, is overe^mi by the splendid Kepubli- to $50,tKH. tue ir^dc,
certain to fall, nnd it will not cost so much
can vo
te of Douglas, in which Lawrence is At the time of the mutiny the armv con-
to live as it has done for two or three years located. The other three gives the Kuffians sisted of 300,**00 men, of whom about 50,
jia^t. But where one has no money at all, members in the Lower House, provided 000 were European*- The remainder were
it matters little what the price of the neces- they have carried Doniphan, which is in Sepoys, or native troops, thoroughly train- tbcJsitern uKt.k-ts, winet/Ve ,m. .neriDg at puces
saries of life may be they are as really (Joubt. But in the Council or Upper House, ed, inured to hardship, and abundantly pro- i
And of the hundreds of thousands whom having been attached to four lt*'puhlicuu The Company has done a good deal to
the distress of the times will throw out of counties, for the purpose of swampuug thein, wards improving the country. In the val
employment, the great majority have nothing got swamped herselt.— Chicago Tribune* ley of tho Ganges there are 7G3 miles of
whatever to fall back upon, and must incv* t\ canal in operation. Several lines of railroad
itably suffer beyond estnuato during the vnnKnlmir It «i
1ill»ielU"C are
coming Winter. Enrlhquakc .. L..U. Uires alrea.lv span the land.
On the morning of he 8th inst., at twenty
population of tins city aud region, were
startled from repose by the roar and com
motion of a viol
l.", tn.r ,('u? e'
... Fem«nt.on is said o have been given by a
at even half par, than that half ®cuncussion a tou mi
l»ne
ould be sent adiift and denrired
•f all r,,,mrce3. A fieneral reduction in the ,a
Unions wbichoxist V the coun^ .nd ^otrncted reverberating explosion, others
Which havo a good deal of influence over tho «0'he mero passing of market wagons—but
late of wnges. Ily a timely and voluntary
ledurtion of the general
able to save the great m:
represent from absolute privation
fering.—A*. Y. Times,
1
ftlUud' ,!lT^
lh
^bo
wf«
low
and distant rumblinp which
ho
i
me tlUud e. w
u w 0
f,V
u s e a e n i o n i i a i y i n
Th(. lry of two clftsgc8_.
minutes past four o clock, nearly tlie whole •.» i*.i i i u
1 9
•. those with only the shadow of authority who
.. are n-nsioners on the companv, and i
qtosi e roar an
ni"
funv
rushfJ iut? 1
"1
stre,
The northern
southward a heavy mis!-was swiftly ndvanc-
skv was clear, but from the
ing, aud in a moment nearly obscured the ,,,
residence positively cracking
C.
California! A warrant was issued for his
cellts
arrest for bi^iimy, but having no proofs of
mot|0n
son'
Nothing daunted by this unlooked-for ter
mination of utl'iiirs, tlie lady iminotlintely re- miU»s
turned to C-nlifornia, procuring the iioi»p«iiiirv i V I".—
there
affidavits substantiating Muwon', marJu^ «aS also oxe^sivclv violent, and that
there, together with cvidcnci of tlie fact of
his second wife's funds, and once i
nnwi\^i
his havine absconded with some $15.ft()rt of i-u.
his having absconded with some $15,000 of tk„
his second wife's funds, and once more rc- tho *as
turned to the Atlantic side in search of the height ar* nJ'ti'tn
itstcps, fol- the court house being per- The specie, what little there was, is swept
h, until she Jarr("
thllt 11
sllKht
8l,ock was
00K^
no
vehicle
was at
ison,.d bv .he mutineer,, and!
atreet lainns. In mnnv th„ probably be a long and bloody task for
nguish
The violent shock lasted full three
illlMli Ceatral Riilrmt-Raatri of Auig.
mrnt.
lady who has exhibited the most indefatiga- fourths of a minute, and was instantly suc
ble perseverance in the pursuit of infonna
tion under embarrassing difficulties. Three
years ago she resided in California, which and even that tho heavy shock lasted full °f the report of the assignment of the Illi
State, in fact, she claims now as her rosi- three minutes. In about five minutes af-
no,s
becP
lie gentleman, who so adroitly worked his perceptibly. as idle as the winds that blow. It may be i
way into her confidence that she introduced We conversed with many on the occnrrenoe
liim to a young lady, a near and dear friend, and their statements, of course various, at- Company went to protest on Saturday, but
possessed of some $15,000 or .$20,0iK) in tost nnd corroborate the above. A citizen
that w?s
cash. The result, »s might have been antic- living on Uratiot nnd Fourth street, in a means in the treasury of the company, but
ipated, was the consummation of the lady's heavily built house, whose walls are of solely because the Company's officers "failed I
heartfelt wishes—the marriage of her friend eighteen inches thickness, and who wns to convert its Sterling Exchange into curren
to the polished and affable gentleman. sleeping on the first floor, describes the
The
hands. A week after, the stei imer sailed for ward, am! Phortlv enveloping everything. i exchange in the treasury, could not be rc
thc Atlantic side, and the villain husband An intelligent gentleman, livinir on Ceil- I duce(li0
nnother
lnK
ea8tw»rJ-
v'c,',n''-1
?rils
ou
'"J0.' Pa*s"r,fT ,.„,.„
where she found him with another "wife, to hotel on lhird atreet, a thief was |)roke the people, and now the people have
whom he+iad been married before coins to
enSaK®d
tion was discharged. upon the making owner of thein to tlee, for York City virtually suspended at the meet- AND—
he house was falling. He, of course, fled. inj?
I/?kW'W '."S
height are said to have suddenly risen and
lashed upon the banks, receding and again
returning.
PCr-
•pvcrancc but thus fur without success.
lie had loft* the village whoi
when arrested f..r bi- .n,v uu
Literary Eatcrprlaci.
rc*i,i®d
Tho
New York Herald predicts that the
i».im_\, .md although the present revulsion of financial affairs will bo
mm
u
J""
in the pursuit, Ld pressed
t?r
et ery Voncst heiirt. 1
he lad» pursuer left periodicals with extravagant circulation
Wn.U*/ -j''r .7Vifn
friends residing. If she may not be classed died off, however, in tho crisis and tleir
t|i^ minded,\romea*** ——m. .»
determined one. {fate.'*
f, 4t
Ki". s*ji€*v
MAJUU$D.
Oti**r
SOth »t tkS inn jSll t/wuxi
by T. M. UooprtUjowIi^r, gag]
.n
Mr*. MAUU UOISKHOL
Ae natives is India upon tM uMprutesteU M.
English, men, women and children. ll V
The rebellion has spread over the whole
country in fact, has become a revolution,
and Kngland is strainwg every nerve to
maintain her rule over a country from
which her richest treasures have been drawn.
But little, comparatively, has been known,
or oared about the Hritish rule in India but
and has
',s- an ublindanee of all kinds of provi,ions.
provi
The Sepoys are well organized, and under
the directions of able lenders, so that it* will I
a ,ne
,7,'
We have sought dilligently for tho source
amounts presented for payment, wo are
t0,t|
,not p*c«i'd $200,000but as the
or
luonN
wrongs in which they have no personal or tne southward, thut the things shook from J10 »n assigniiient of the property FI NO, ITH *IAA ,, A AA
jiecuniary interest. north to south, nnd with an appalling vio- ''V8
equivalent^nt that mo-
notes were not paid, and, of
wapons, proceeded from ",n3 or u.-morrow. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED!
lnllInmoth
r,!ist.,:'PI'0,!lrtK' n"d
llnH
'C
A well-known physician in his Botiom .1
a®r'Rhted
Wa'U
at hearing the brick
of hls
iho vaults, and the banks are doing
I business with closed doors.
VTO
111 extracting the sum of thirty broken the bunks. Our despatches from
'rom ibonrdew pocket, when the com- jjew York and New England indicate that a^^
^o agitated his conscience and per-
?enora
lhu fill!Ulci!1uimnuiui
on,°
v^rllc l' vl,,rutl0,is
not
csl:mPt fro.m
avcs
Two or three banks in 5ew York, out
in
excellent prospects. They all
she h,w Hlld nPParcnt
a,pon us.
BOBDTSOV HOUSE,
Cnadl llsfi, Iowa.
Till! TTXDMUIOKBO HAVIKO LEASED
tlie above well*kDuwn HOTEL, take* this op*
portuiiuy or presenting it» tUini.- to tbt triT
eling cumniiijity. He bu secured tb«
U
T,'«
Free Stato. Pro. Slav, hostility V Are these awful crueltieH of the «ure the aui t* cater t« IL«,u
mutineers the mere outbreak of a ferocious ""J 1e,-1"ne *ue»u. No pains or win i»e*par- reourOed
il.imk Kl^v.1 n. .... Kl to make tlii. a comfnrtatile bom# all who may We ha'
natliro drunk *ltn blood, or art. they the eitber permafieatlr ur tcuiporarlly extend tbelr patrun
terrible vengeance of and outraged and op- age to it
1 pressed nation'/ Wo believe the latter is charge*
pressed nation Wo believe the latter is char*e» ••edereteaM re«»ia»eS t» »«it the ti
I true.
There i» attached to this Hotel, a aratmodiotw,
I A f'lilcnltH nnrroannnilanf nf »h» I nniim, wclluacured BRICK 9TABLK, with an attentiveiKiet-
A Calcutta correspondent or tne London
|ER
,T
IN W
Star gives a dark picture of the conduct of council mum, October s«nM-u
the llritish in India. Thoy have sown the I
w i w i n a n a e n o w e a i n e s o I I A
i Their possessions have been acquired by de
liberate frauds—by shameless violation of mir/k ^*T*P[ *171
treaties. They have outraged with heartless
indifference the institutions of centuries, tho
AT TUB
ARK
When it is reccollected that for over a
century this people have been ruled over by n
bloodless, soulless corporation—a company
guilty of such deeds to the dark category of CLOTIIIXU, fcc.,
i those older nations, who, having wielded the
sword for the purpose of cruelty, ambition,
and destruction, havo perished by tbe sword
of some grim avenger, and have passed from
i the face of the earth.
The rulers of India nre an association of PRIME COST FOR CASH!
capitalists, incorporated in London in KM)
Thompson & Siegrist xnxsehuln
Ayrnry of the
SOW SELUKO OCT TBBIU J^HJUE STOCI
Of i-' T- i
DRY-GOOD*,
HATS ft, CAPS,
BOOTS It SHOES,
MOTIONS,
QtTEEKSWARE,
GLASSWARE,
No. 4
E i e o k
Cmei Pearl ftMiway.
WEtbift
*n process of construction, and telegraph
-those
who retain some real power anil property.1
rs 'fhe amount of pensions paid to these native
prinC(
,s
|h#
niK
,,mp
(nv amount t0
we'alUeMiru^
com ar, not ponnitted t0 hold
a"!lko'
are all really under the surveillance'of
a n v
to arouse attention, till it rapidly in
creased to the volume of the sound of hearr .•
trains of cars thundering through every
street of the citv. .Some liken the noise
i n e o u s e o o e I i s e i e
e
.. i .. annexation, bv fraud or violence, of the
Jers
of the
all agree that it was tremendous. When at
began to rock ap-
territories of this last class to the possessions /117s.HAVI''•sow
(IIIEEXSWARE
000,000. The nominally independent priuces Cartj Cnni. Wlje»t, 0«u, Kuiw. l»ry-Uule», faq,
1 table 1 b»X
ftdiairs 1 cbct l»s
'TERU^ll^tand S huudles do
lehild^c if i*W.
1 bed hbl m«lito ,,
1 crtt
TRUMA5 K. How.
1 Balrami 1 bbi corn
O. W. MAY. A. J.
BAKER.
A bo* indsc 1 box mdsc
SA.Ml EL WlEUER. WYI. BVRTON
1 box DlJ^e» box mdse
G. CARSUN. Jt. TODD.
1 bt mUse. tox mde.
C.J. JOKES. JOSEPH HARDMAN
1 bux machinery 1 box uttisc
October
Central, but in vain. We therefore pro-
dence, nnd there became acquainted with n terward the noise and concussion were re- nounce it a roorback. No assignment has Insurance Capital Enlarged
Han named Munson—a pleasing, cool, affa- peated with comparative mildness, but verv
made or contemplated, ibc story is
truo
enough that some of the paper of the
not in consequence of a want of
c)
A fgw months rolled round and every- shock ns excessively violent, and the motion °f dollars. The depreciation of
thing passed off smoothly enough. Tno as a horizontal vibration from east to west. Sterling Kxchange has been so great, that
husband was affectionate and attentive, the A mirror hanging on a north and south wall, there is no sale for large sums nt any price.
lady all love and confidence. Finally, tho swayed from and towards the wall, through Ihe paper protested were notes given for
husband expressing a ui.-h to enter into an arc of several inches. He ran into the construction of bridges, culverts and rc
business anu settle down for life, the con- street, expecting the fall, if not of his own Pa'rs to the track called "tlonting" debts.
fiding wife drew from her bankers almost house, of n frailer wall near, and found a
,°f which they had on hand nearly one
1 box uttisc
tBcarftratol ISfl Clartct Nfyjlut
Enlarped, 7th July, 1807, to
corporation, to pay an ob- ol)K«LL8j Z Z 1 Z, «I1.
wlth tUc
Tribune.
1
ridfJoJ?* Chicll
noise bearing more from the nd.culous^C/i.c^ro^T,
1 Last. K. ibM* Sr.
The financial frenzy at the East has done A HOINEIEY,
its worst. The panic nan run its head against
S«xo«»uU Ei^rieoo..
Pre (Ideal.
Sam'I IKKT,
A Tuitle,
K Mather,
s,s.
th« stone will! uf cnnernl Kiixnoniainn. Tho
the stone wall of general suspension. The
clutchers for old have clutched their last.
Jowpt Cbarch.
K .Fl wer,
liKipley,
A .Dunham,
Z Pratt,
DMiHyer,
Kener,
B. 8. airi.EY.
The banks
,inj uuuninious, suspension took nAVjfiPlIfi OT? fTUT1
!Vlt .r0P'1 d'ines and called pl:tce yesterday. The institutions of Xtw UllIlO UI 1 XftXl
New
City virtually suspondeii at the meet-
0
Tuesday evening. The storm sped Perils of Inland Navigation.
A gentleman from Bridgeton, fourteen K,wt and North with lightning velocity. All 41 Liberal Rule* and Rates n* J?«!•»
lies from the city, says that the shock
i centers. Hartft.rd. Moston.
lllu
A'
Soc*
of the whole fifty-six, continue to defy the
utmost of the public rage. The rest are on LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
the general level.
—ASV—
Tne bottom has now been fairly reached,
and the improvement must be immediate and PROMPTLY PAID*
suspension is looked •—1 a
and the priccs £08868 Paid
up as under mag-
,? England, there is «r*. oi p«t
Z™"J*
be®oni",t w'th ,DCr~,Ug
blessings of the period, exchange hai fallen
five per cent, in our city, and muat inevita
bly go lower—Chicago Tribune.
ANDREW JonssoN has been elected
United States Senator from Xnaweh in
placc of JANES C. JONSS.
A A:ex:iint®r,"
O. II. Braiuai*.
OFHCEKS.
T. A. ALEXANDER,
President. Vi.e rre,l(fent.
THO*. K. BRA' E. Jr., See r.
B. Bennett, Gen Agent.
—1NS17RK9 AGAINST T1IK-
Ltberal
vuiuvrn, unruuru, o^ioo,
Vnrthxnti Troy
Albany, and Boflfalo went
,:lecol°" down simultaneously, enrryiug with them
"f the earth, everything in the shape of bunk in the great!
... mciraii
monetary States of the Union. Philadelphia
"J »nd Baltimore had done their part two weeks
Rvle* ant
""tes as Risks
Assumed Permit or for Solvency and
fair Profit.
XSPBC1AI. ATTENTION PAID TO
•tt af Dwrlliags Farm Prapcrty, OH*
BalMlof* and Caaicat*.
pen.rfsor»to#re»r» on the mot
•biU,3r
a»d facilities tu fulurt.
Choice Fmf-
Choice First-Class Indemnity may be Ef
fected without Delay, with this welt
known and able Corporation, thro'
JJtO. T. BALDWIN Caaaril Btatfs.
Sep. H-oS'tt.
onn •out. rOTATOB»-jW» iM«l and
Ai UU attli# hKK HIVG.
framk. rnmemr,
0 ftwxBn ml jj,
tlmtrrni tM rfrn||
mnurtt, g•
ABSTBACT Or TITLC«
u«»i« I*
—AM TO—
LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUTPg.
"IIT have juit oeepletwl hew tte 1***^.
TV P^uawsuaml*Onmty, Icw».
bii«ihf IIKLH, ami bit TABLE win »i-i ditiao. thereto ho*iac Kick uraMM
how hav!i thev awakened this imnlacnhle "W '"rpikhod with ih« itry bcsi the market «f- I rrarjrdseS mads Maw UMsntry era* miSSJ
I.: ., ford..•.
n
W alt tts Imai* taaaM CVootr. of
•Il llwlsu taCMMir Dai, us
.tUWion u, in- om« tl« character of iZ ZZ Is M.
want» of aii who nimgihesess^ei^Me»*4
,JTIU), J„SKPH WKIKICU.
We have ao amused theae aMract*, that it iat_^.
»o»» of a «K-ut to aacertata whether the ,22!
title to ai trart .,1 lanl. or lot, l» comDletT IS™*
nun I* wanting in the it i.
We here been at great expeme, and here
p.iiha, in making tlila wr trk a Vitjrrt1 of ..
matiouto property hol,JCr» in tbia citr and r/l.T"'
Every deed oa the record hai been carefully
and the omenta thereof noted „U(^, "J.
tan linerib e orrora in the dearriptum. of landa aadi!!!/
in nuny inaUiKe*. the record ahow. two or aioreol3fc
to the we tract whilat. in many other, then75
connection between the tlllciof the pr^em
onjnnal owucrs.
An early attrattoo fc tbt*c roitiera it o( *4^
'taportam-e to the parlie* interented, aa ihe ,anw
«me will -ooo pidce it beyon.1 the rau«- of !««,(,rTS
»r all the pariie. lo meet uv 1 t,,rr«t the error. »v
tlial aitreeiueni lien.*, vciiti .u, and rxaentirr
i rhan.:ery will l«tb* rfill and, in mai,v iiutaiSf
property will faliintothe haada of peraofia wh»hi.v«w
Suultable title thereto.
We have, al»o. made an arransement with the kanrte
fiwLt, U» furm*h u» (,n each uioraiBc with a IiiS
ltlel fur record tbe pruvioiis day,
We have procured from tlie Land omce a lirt
Lands entorel in the County we,l.,i Ujnge 40, showC
hr Whom entered, whether with cash, warranu a
acrip, the number of acre* 111 each tract, and the n-f.i
p»id per acre.
We ahail keep a liatof all Ijioda and Lota W
Tax. aii'l '.r indgnenta. J(r,rtKattea, Ceed^ of Truat sM
of all other Ueiu by which the Title to Ileal Ketale
i vt effected.
Charn« for am KxaaHatloa of TtlU wM|
I be lteaMinable.
I Kalllaj mmd Mramgkttmf 0n tn Ha
:1
Lone*.
AT COST!
Tber will close out their ENTIRE STOCK at
REMEMBER'.—At the 'Bee Hive,' Store,
Ho. 1, Palmer's Block.
nW-a THOMPSON &. SIKGRUW.
New Advertisement!
YOU
OUR NEW STOCK OF
Fall ft Winter Goods!
Are Now Open for Examination.
COMXBXCE THE SALE OF OUR GOODS
week, (at Retail at ihe Lawent Wi*oleaa]e
by
»ill be e^uat to
h«i
HARD TIMES.
vv»
L"
uiucu muter u* nwu-
Kt
jrc-Iul attention IOOVTKM Macktf
GROCERIES
HARDWARE, &c.,
trnuSKT fc. MDE
i'il Rtnffr, Iowa, Ort tnts-u.
Phoenix Insurance
IIABTFORD, COMM.
CASH CAPITAL $200,00#
ith a Large Surplus.
L*onl«, President,
H. Kfllsgf, Secretory.
AtT?t
or ,hc
wwuui .-riuiir
lft
C*II
jen.,,.1 o. property l„.lrt.r, ,„e v.-y .uVr^ "',7V^
tftici* I., rule* of J'teiiiitiuj y*i«J
prompt end ntitfntur* HjwMtment andpQ«*
n
Zf
,rc-u Dlt. C.n,p^y,,„r
i TlUS
yr, lH
rl' LOSS OH D.I MA CI
THE L*H«MIX INSURARV^O C«/DJPANV TJA* A 4*L
iL of TWO MXDRED TUOVSAJiD DOLLA^
«*.». ^,..i mveaAM
and ?ecnntips .rintry ttrJSf
Urge
iu Ihe rtrr *t
The C.ipn»i i sot
ulh* J! to MlM.il
AVAILABLK. *H'i I, -t ,11 AfiV
»*. lu retai«i t-i the pr-»i!ipt a vii.iiiiiem auj
if*.
Dietit "f I ito (."•Jinp.iuv j'tau'N higher, or hfe* UM*
t?r rn-uuitun. than the 1MIOKMX.' and it ^bali pM
in: -ur mm to uiamtain the reputation v« kaveb*
or.ihic mean, .biJiruU.
Aj«piic«twD» r0ve»\&i unU Pviicies by
C. BLOOKER,
ftfe-at Insurance Xecul, CuuoUl Biub.
oippuuifr 5a-n?2u.
Legal Settee,
JAMKS TAVLOH. 1
tiyaintt
S.4 K TAV l,OR To SJJtURL C. TAT LOU-Sir:
ARK 1IKKEI1Y NOTIFIED. THAT THItKg
ot/% wi iu the 01 e ot the Clerk ,.r Ik.
Uistrifl Court of Ciisit C-uiily. a j»cliii.itt Juiwn
T«y|f.r, claiming against juu. llje follt.iriiiii lan,J» la
said (Niuiily, t. -wit: The S.oth t,air of the
aiiarte.- wf
ci'4i'n
tvie
fc iKJWKJf
a,,li
..
1ST
otic©.
company, that is the immediate cause Je f:."!V,e"ij:iV v«-V.bi-r'nt-it*'
Delhi, which is at present the center of
operations, is a very strongly fortified citv,
nn-j.invi
ten (10), jn .wnsbip ev»tv-Ac
raBse
tt.e ..-I, I,an Uw
ljuu.h-ejt Quarter of ^«n.ii..n ten (!0, in t-m n^liiM ?*r
Wily-flve K^ns'e antl a!U«1)MP? that ft
uj tjiti fnnJit. a mistake wurrtM. liere! v /o
name instead »l the name me pe itumer --hi
Mrtwl in the certiticates ..f lixathjii oi -n m„i„
prii.lns fur a lie. iee u.'.'aid Cunrt r..rre.tiiiK fant n*.
toke. alt.l quietinjf inMnj. i.er- tiile t. JI.1 land- tud Mr
OliUTt-relief. w, Hiile^ ymi apj.t^ir .nd an** e: aal
i)0ti:ivn .-n «r before the iii.ni.iitg the «M,ud d*«tf
nexf ILTTH »aiil Ii-tn.'t nrl. t.» he bepun and II^M
i(j aid i'lify. the f.-urth T||! in o.t'.ler A
1S37 Judgement will he remlered agaitut ^..u, 'irrnrjf
iugto tbe prayer of uid |.eii i..ncr [T
8.
11. Tl-CKER. Alt-JT fur Pelitionniii
The abor.i notice i« ordered t- be pni.lihe.I in Mt
Council BlulT. Xtmptreil U,r four weeks n~^ui:vjw
»AMI. I.. l.tlllAll. »K'
U
m.4, (be incrc^Mti
niiij by ite piece to
lid da
BOOTS & SHOES
J. of Cats vun/f.
To James M. Bruner:
OIK—Yor AIIK IIKKKBY NOTIFIED THAT TTIERK
14
flic in "p Offlie the C!e k the n*.
inn yoriof lUrri-un County, tbe State of
tin* .WarK'jret liajUeli, clijrirMig that
tf™
*1
in fco.-.f the ...»rh-Kivt Quarter sevtV
No Ktjrht^cn in Town-hip sevrnty-nmc Sorth.
K«n^e forty-one Weft, ntuate in Countv of ll.i
•oil, in tro»t f«.r l»cr the said MaTgaret. an-l that
ati:i neglect to mtivey to h«-r the legal e-tatt*4_
Mid land, and praying the District Court of said Hartfe
•ow County f..»r a decree t«» t-oir.jKrl y»n to xe ute #wck
OMivev,tn'.-e to her and for cots, and that n::!e« yuii »p
pear and plead thereto, on or before tlie tuornitOt *f tM
»f tbe next term »r raid Court. t.» tn» hoMeo
•a
Hi the Ton n i Mdgluuia in
•ti he ster»n«l day of
aiitl i
at the Court U..
County 4 Harrison,
detanlt wjll l»e eutercni —viot
and juoginent rendered the.-ct-n fluted, sept lOlM
JIARt AI1KT IIAKTSKLir^
The aKve nut ire havini:
!een roturnt.l "n,t 1. :ni.|,**
1 liereby ..r-ler the pnblir.it
1(
.ti ,,l ihes.irae f..r four
eo»Mve weeks, in the X-.iip.ireil. a wiiklv uewf|apcr
printed iiutl pnhllitbpd al c\ tini ii Bluff- City, p. itawat
uime County, luw» purtukiit tu the pri.viMmi. "th.
il llll.L.
_li2l-£w I)i.trictf lerk. llarr
1 n Co., |,,wa.
BARaAINS.
BARGAINS
•OWING
paid,
pay
tN
•'"n"!K
1
freight MI1charges, MMrWlrch.i
IlittJb.
TtHJTLJS JACKSOK
H. 9. DEXISOH. SlEfHEN CAHHULL.
ft
1 b.uc Luit'il.
1 BUREAU .JABCS
ALLLM.
THE BEE HIVE ST0EE!
TiionPM)\ ti. siedRiST
AHE
RECEIVING TIIK.IR ('ALL k. WISVttL NOCK
of Merctundi^e, coo.^isttnf of r»rtetjf ut
Dry Goods
Boots. Shoes,
Hats & Caps
Clothing, Groceries &c.,
wlik'h will lie sold very h,w fnr Ca»h. Call and
iae fur yjurselrca, at the Sign nf the BKK IIIVK
"tl THOMPSON & StlKGRlST.
Roofs! Roofs!!
UTF WOT LD RESPECTFL LI.Y A **OT* WE
to *be I'UMic. thai we are on hand, and prcpaftt
to cover bui!dmn« «.f all desoriptiotis. at the
notice, with Kl'SSKl.'S KIRK PHOOK CKMKNT5^»
Tli«j}»e in the country or adjoining t"wn««. n i«hinsa
cheaper and more deoirahle roof than tin. can proceed
any information that they maj* desire, hv applying
W Babbitt, J. B. Stutj-raan, G. A. IWbtnaon, of tM
city.
53" Call ftiti! examine for y«nn»elTfji.
corner of Main aud Jeil'erson street®, CouMtl
BLUO'S, IOWA.
UI3COCK FELLOWS, & CO.
Just Received.
LABD »no LBS WKSTKBJt
Reserve Cheese, whirh wii he vild rhrap Iff
K. V (OXMII.LV 4 O
k
fT ITK OK imi A, I In the District OMrt sf
llarrisin County Cvttly:
To John T- Smith:
7MIK
OR1U1NAL NOTICE IX TntS CATSK ITAV
mg hecu returned n«t found" l«y the Sheriff©*
Harrison County, and an order nf n ivteg
^•eeii made by ihe County Judge or said C'Miniv. v„u tn
therefore hereby n«*f iftetl that there waMlled In 'ibe c(*
fl- e «-f the Clerk uf ihe District Court slid cminty «f
Harriw»n and StAte »^f «WI th i seventeenth day OF
April, 1*5*7, the peiiti. iu.f William V. «swa. viaim**
ul you the um of Ki*ht llundred and Kive IMiatfe
which he aUepes to be due to hitn from .»«. for ni'»^
had and received y vt-u from the ^aid William V.
m»n, *incp the first day of April. 18^7. an4 prayttm a(M,
tbat an attachment hb^uld issue against your pr«-pev^«
as retpiiredhy law, and ywti are further notifted, tM
nnles» you appear and an»wer said petition, on ot be
fore tne rninp of the second day of the next terr&«(
Mid District Court, to be begun and h'dden at .Maptte
lia, in said county and State, on tbeflr«t Monday of He*
rember next, (A. D., 1*57) judgment by defanlt w»llbe
rendered thereon for the amount aforesaid, with IUM*
tit and coMs. against you.
Dated October luth, 1857. p. C. BLOOMER.
Att'y (or Rlt*^
Notice.
"VOTirE IS 1IKRKBT C.1VKX, THAT A.V ASSI
JLi MKXT has bi'rii untie to thf nubscriber, Jtf'
CUARLKS TLKMI.KR. o( Ckiuncil iiluils. ol all oflU
property, buth roal sna ^cr*4Kial. for thc benefit
Cr^litnrv unit that have ^cc«ptedHaM trut, Ail imr
•ons todebtn) to mkI Tu«»ui!rr. hy note bo-k acountof
otherwise, Are required t. »i« imnt«li«*e paytnocH^
•e. and all per^.ni* bovine claim-* dne ortn become i#
nJiiU Tueuier, Are roitaeied to aoutjr hm g4 NW
amount of tbe »ame, witbont unneceA^ry 4el»y.
Dated Council Svptmber lOtb. 1807.
C. P. kELLOGG, Aulgne^
"ao-°
PACIFIC HOUSE.
cotxcii BLirrs
rpHB rNDKRSKiNKD WOVLD RKSPECTFrUX
X. t'«ll the uttrntntn uf tbe traveling pntMic, and utb*
er», to tbe superior accumnntfUtioii* now provided atlT
llKTe House. Tbc Urge tour story atkhtH
now completed and Ui«ruu5hly furnubed
new furniture, tho* affording flftjr-aiw
al(tttkj«ial room* for tbe McanodaUoa
guest*. Tbe Table will always be tupplitd with tbe
very beat that fan fee obtained in this mar feet, md r«-ery
thiol about the Booae. will be arran*«4 with a view l»
Baking (nests coreforuble and at fame. Ttunkful ftt
pa*t favovt encrontly besto* M, the ozidertisMi
would aature tbe public, that by liberal pricey and
careful ttlentiuo to tbe «anu of hi* ne^ts, to reedft
continuance of uMic patrouage. JOHN' JOX2&
tion u
I with KIM
ion ofJKJL
Couucll Btnfffe, June SO-n8-«m.
$10,437,312 .84.
Pristn from one If wealth, *ltli a steady and prompt attention to s
nils experienced Iniitimate Insurance ln»iuess, with the cxei ulloa of
185T 8TEAME» ISM
THOMAS E. TTJTT,
Far eimtgov, Lexington, St. Joseph. N»r*ep%
iovs Point, A'tbraik* CUt, CvUMrU
Stow City, fort Pirrrt and Mouik i tUotc
Stone.
A
THE XEW LIRHTDKitW
frticbt aiitt pasiteniter ftcainer Tll(^
on the oMniiii i
M. TVTT. F. II. Dozim, aUMer
on tbe opunini of navicatiou, CUOUMDCO her rrgttUf
trips to the above, and all intermediate poinU oo the
•iMouri Riv«r, aaa eaaiiaae ta tka trwlc W
MaMn.
The Mtlfnifneit mtnrn thrtr tkaaka V- lhair fritsM
SM tba ntHt ranatallr, tar favora kiKow nwW
TTTMI. MMI raiwilallji solicit a abare of HUM"
cvmia *. lx«»r»,
Ol-U A Wittlk