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York mn oar spring raeet- one gentleman and UdJei-- in "rockaway," and tho of the beat Night, cold end damp, or miles from home, but only a short distance from Knowing thai; we ehould find oataidc the Judge's door the latch string, andetDBida a warm welcome, witrm fire, and a warn sapper, besides beds which we could wnroi for oareelvea we caesitatinely con signed oorseheB to bis bos- pitalitiw. Capper and our per. Katod according to our several taste in I iomi-circle before fashioned blazing fire, we were joac in ro the of our host's conTersational cifts. Among other'. things he Darrated the followioz unique talt, whicb we Qnanimoas- IT agreed to pot in print i Said the Judge lubitantiftlly as follows Tears ago, we had in oor.

bouse a sweet, little child about four of "age, the object of courea, of a tender But sickness kid ito Remedies promptly provsdinYain. Day after dny the rotei fadta from the cbeet, and tbe fire In the tywburntjdlow; and at length death clased those eyea, sealed the lips forever; and we learned By "trying biperienoOtTiow intenie a darkness follows the qnencbing o'f one of these lights oflife. The time rolling steadily on, brooght us at length to the hour appointed for committing our treasure to tie ordinary sure custody ol tbe grave. The frjeuud assembled, the customary serricea werebeld, the forewell taken, and tbe little form securely shut beneath the well-screwed coffin lid, and in due time the grave received ita trust. We looked on and the earth thrown in, the mpucd above, and into a green oar way back to came on and wore away.

My wife had gone into an adjoining room to gire some directions to a servant, and unfitted by the scenes of tbe day for aught else, had just laid my bead upon my pillow in our room upon the lower floor of the house, when I iiearJ shriek, and in a moment more my wiftrcaii' fiyin" inco the room, and springing upon the bed behind me, exclaimed "Sre theral our child our 1 Raising my head, ray blood fror-c within me and the hair upon my head stood up a- 1 saw the little thing in crare clothes, with open bat manifestly sightless eyes, and as when we gave it the last kins, -walking slowly towards us! Had 1 been tilono not the eztreme terror of my wife compelled me to play tbe man, I should have leaped from the window aud bed. without wisling a look behind, Bat not daring to leave ber in such terror, 1 arose sat down in chair, and took tbe little creature between my kueca-- a cold sweat covering my body and gazed i feelings unalterable upon the object hefore me. The eyes were open in a vaetint stare. The flesh was colorless, cold aud clammy; nor did tbe child seem to have tbe power either of speech or hearing, as it made uo attempt to answer any of our questions The horrorof our minds was the moro intense as we had watched our child, through its sickness and death, and bad been but a few hours before eye-witnesaes of its intermunt. Yfbile gaiing upon it, and asking in my though IB, "What can this extraordinary providence mean? For what can it be bent?" the servant girl crept to the door, nnd (ificr a time sagsested, "It looks like 's child." Now, our uest neighbor bad a child nearly the snnieage as ours, and its constant companion.

"Entbat could bring it to our bouse at that hour, aad in such Still the suggestion had operated ns a nower- ful uedative upon our excited feelings, and rendered as more capable of calm reflections. And, after a time, we discovered in truth that thegrave clothes were night clothes, and the corpse a somnambulist And it became manifest tUat it was the excitement attending the 1083 and burial of its playmate, working npon the child's mind iu sleep, to which we were indebted for this untimely and startling visit. Wipiog away the perspiration, and taking a few long breaths, I prepared to countermarch the little intruder back to its forsaken bed. Back we went, it keeping at my side, though still asleep, It had walked quite a distance across ttio damp grass. found the door of its home njar, jastas the fugitive bad left, audits sleeping parents unconscious of its absence.

Tho duor creaked as 1 pushed it open, aud wakeued the child, who looked wildly aroand a moment and then popped into bed. Xow. bad it not beer, for my wife, as I bavasaid, I ahonldon tbeappeiraince of this apparition have made a leap of uacotnmoQ agility from that window, and after a flight of uncommon velocity a peraon of my and dignity, I saouM huve been ready to tale oath ia any court, either In Christendom or heathendom, thttt 1 had seen a ghost. i nrpcd that Ibo-seat of goTcrnment lica embosomed by Blare States, and that the out-cropping of tbe underlying strata of gunpowder in said States renders necessary the suppression henceforth of nil freedom of tiiscus- here us there. If this nrgument be valid, tli on it js jtrniefor tha removal or the seat of government out of the of bondage, forth freemen can live ami nnd labor." Justice Down, who put Mr.

Bretd uiider honda I to keep this pciief, must be nn unt-onacioliable According to tlie iciUmony of Mr. Breed's accusers they alone threatened violence, even to the extent of murder, and Justice Down put them under DO restraint bnc puuiali- the man whose life they threatened, because of hia Quaker repugnance slavery. Some one thould look after this Justice. Such admmig tratorsoflaw are not to be tolerated in ft free coomry. He should be taken from the justice's bench and placed Down among the street mob, where he belongs by al! instincts.

DfOKscK. The "Autocrat" of the Atlantic Monthly throws of the following: "Bat confound the make-believe women wo hare tamed loose in they come from Why, there isn't a beast or a bird that would drag its tail through the dirt io the way these creatures dojhelr dresses. Because a queen or a duchess wears robes on great occasions, it inaid'of all work, or a factory gir), thinks she make herself nuisance by trailing through thai street, picking upand currying about with tlin t'a what I call Dotting vulgarity into your bones and morrow. Making believe bo what you are not id the esacnse or vulgarity. Show over dirt ia the one attribute of vulgar people I any man c-tn walk faehin i one of those women, and see wlmt she rakeo up as Iier skirts! Don't tell me that a true lady sauri- fices tbe duly of keeping nil ruund her sweet ami clean, to the wish ol making a vulgar fthow.

I won't i liidy There ma some thingi nhicti 10 fushion iias any rigtit to touch and cleanliness is one uf tlieao tilings If a wishes to show that her lius. band or father haa gut moiu-y, she and means to doesn't know how, lot Duy yaid or two of siilt, pin it to her tlreas when -he ur.t La a but let her unpin it before filic iau house then' ruay be fcuine poor woinaa that will think it worth disinieuting. It is an inbalt to a respectable laundress to carry such things into u. house for her to deal with. lfun.ll:.

A SAD S.TORY or MAT ENGLAND LIFE. About fuc i ears Ego, village singing Hcbool about to be organis-ed in a the selection of teacher became a mooted ion. Tlie 01" one, tvull in icioilv, eniivsdstd, encountered opposition-on the. ground tbtu in- was a licentious a an adulterer. Uia friends carried th.3 day, ho-vover, and be wcin metalled over i ind btcame an inmate of ih; family of Dea a had Ins ujuse warmly, belie: cd in big innocence, and treated him i confidence.

Tho nmsic teachtr sued and COPO a pending in the i i at II A National Republican Convention will meet at Chicago on Wednonday Use 18ih dayof June next, at 12 o'clock (noon), for Uie nomination of candidates to bo supported for PruaideDtaud Vice President at iho next election. The Eepnblican electors of the asveral States, the members of tho People's party of Pennsylvania, and of Lbe.Opposition parly of Now Jersey, and nil othera who art: willing toco-operate with them in support of the candidates who shall there he nominated, and who Arc opposed to the policy of tbe present Administration; to Federal corruption "andfuflurpalloD, to the extension of Slavery iota tbeYTermories; to the new and dangerous political'doctrine tbat the CuD3titutinn, of.ito' carries Slavery into all the Territociet of the United States, to the ro opening of "the African slave trade; to any inequality of rights among citizens; and who are in favor of tbe Immediate admission of Kaneis'lnto the Union under tho Constitution recently adopted by its people; of restoring the Federal Administration to system of rigid economy, and to tbe principles of Washington and JefTeraoujJof maintaining inviolate tbe righta o( the States, ond defending the soil of every State and Tcrritory-fmm lawless Invasion; and ef preflemng-thelntpgrity of this Union, nnd tho supremacy of tbe Constitution and laws passed jn pursuance thereof, against tho con- the leaders of a sectional party to isist the majority principle ns established in tli Governmental tlio expense of its existence, invited to send irom ouch State ttro dele- Kates from each Conjrressiotml District and four delegates at larpe to the Convention. It, D. MORGAN, 'cw Tork JOSEPH RARTLETT, Maine. GEO.

C. FOGG, New Hampsuire. LAWBRSCE BRATNERD, Vermont. JOHN T. GOODRICH, Massachusetts.

WM. M. CHACE, Rhode Island. GIDEON WELLS. Connecticut.

THOMAS WILLIAMS, Pennsylvania. GEORGE HARRIS, Maryland. ALFRED CALD WELL, Virginia. THOMAS SPOONER, Ohio. CAS3IUS M.

CLAY, Kentucky. JAMES RITCHIE, Indiana, NORMAK JUDO, Illinois. i A I A CEIANDLEK, JOOX H. TWEEDY, Wisconsin. j.

STEVENS ASA S. JON'ES, Missouri. MAKTIS COX WAT, LEWIS CLKPHANE, D. of Colombia. XTOW 13 THE TIME TO SUBSCRr I THE TRinDNE-noTT more iod baving "rer-a (jaortei 1 of Mghteoi illion of i through YAI.K COLLLCS.

IL pro aqr at Yule UoNi. forii for MJIIIU time. Ti. uefe.i iderable evidence to suauin his but not enough to cover and proieU iln ind therefore yielded to a "ettlument am! pnid costs of the etiit. Dea Kendall had A dangh heftuiiful and accomplished, ami i of music.

After tbe singing schuul she in--sicd on leaving boine and taking are of hcr-i'lf; her was opposed-- Ucre WAS a family quarrel, but si; eloping, none of Her fainly or Jritn jears ehe vras itwt to thi faihei- dicJ, and ed to hftVt a turnl "f.roinia-l ring ihe present to last tl'roughoot the whoiu moiuli of jrtt-y. The exercises urc to ol be- liy leding reliable men, eminent ti (he diflVrent departments of agriculture, horticulture, etc. Abont eighty lectures are provided to four each lecture to be followed by conversational qucstiuns to the leclmera, und diacussiona. Tncniy or irell known in Agriculture, ire to take part in the as lecturers r.nd teacbeis, wh lo numerous other intention to be present und participate in the discussions. Among the lecturers are Lewis F.

Allen, Cna- iius M. UUy and Francis Koich, on Cattle; Suntord Honanf and Dr. Gulliver, on Horses; L.Flint and others, on the Dairy: the Hon. Marshall Wilder, Dr. G.

W. Grant, McFsrs. Biirry a G. Pardee, on Fruits; Prolessor Poner on Organic Chemistry; Professor B. Sii man, on Meteorology; J.

Stan ton Gould i Gras es nnJ Iirigauon; Judge Frencli ou Dnimupe; Joaeph Hurria on Cch'als; Proft ond Territory of our Union--will what HkM been--the earnest churaploo or Libert n-ledge, and of whtevcr will wth In Virtue, Ind im try, Kn New York llallT Trllinno printed on ijirRa Imperial aheot, and pubSished eve- err morning and evening cfiandayi cxcepted) It Utoi Editorialson the topics of tbe times, employing a large corpB of the best ettlc aad foreign Cor papflr of the tlay; ce; Procef dlogii of Eeporta of Lectitrca; City NBWS; Oatlle, Unr. and ProdacB Murltela; Beviuwg at Books; Literary In- telllaooce; Papcn on Mechanic! and the Arts, ic. We strive to make THE TRIBUNE a newspaper to meet tbe wantj of tho public--ItaTelegrapliIc newi alone coittng over per annum. TERMS: TOE DA.11T TRIBUNE la mailed to anbsorlbera tt 96 per annum, In advance; for slxmonihs. Xliu A'eiv Itortc Xribunn la pnblUhed every Tuesdnj and Friday, and connilna all the Baitonala of tlio Daily, with the Callle, Ho rat, and General Markets, reliably reported eiprewlr for THETRIHUKE; Foreign and Domestic and during the mary of Congressio of Oangrsas I al doings, with tho ntains speeches, We shall, as lierutofore, make THE TBIBTJS2 a Literary, aa well na a Political and we'ure determined tbat It shall remain the frontraakofFamllypapers.

10 Copy, one ycur, js flo Two one year, 5 LO Fire Copies one year, 23 Ten Copies, to ana address, oo Ten copies, or over, to address of each etibtcriler, 20 each. be entitled to an extra copy. Par a club of llfty, we send The Dally Tribune ano year. THE SEMI-WBEKtY TlllBDNE Is ajnt to OlarES- Vork TTtiuIiIy Tribune. a a i eight page PR per for the country, Is published every Sainraay, aad contains tJiiorinlson the liupor- t.int topics of iho times, tho of the week, all i nrts of the world, iha New Tori.

Catll-, llorso, aud PioJnct Mftrkuti, 11 rtllobk- Political, Ueiihanloal, unil Agimcllui.il isi- Pjpera ou Cootory, ie. i to Improve fie fin tli Insti-uc'iva continue to be UIB test tVnl Lb lihLii in world. 1W roj.litr ie C.iulu JIaikeD uli-m; riJily ivoitli to uiufe TillMS: Copy, one year, Three Copies, one year, 5 og Flvu Copies' 00 ily one address, 20 CO i larger eioh, Twenty Copies, to nddrcax 9ulaci-iber, 24 00 NEW SALE ROOM and ti sich. Any person club of Tireoty, or more, lie KntLled to an txtra copy. For a club of forty will send th" SemUWeckly Tribune, nnd for a club ono hnnrlrifJTau Daily Tribune will boeunt grHtls.

continue to HenU the Weekly Tribune to Clui rjl. TB cash In in e-fUi If parted re-uppeared claimed hi It was given to jher, and to obscomy, refusing to tell haf i a ore thso tl.iit she was i i 10 the vicin tv uston an assumed tmraf. Then curoi ispiLious iim'i ri'noiis i she a i boon duced by the music teacher, who bud huen De- fricoded aud dt-Tctided bj, her fairiilj some years ago, and Umi under his protection to solve llic tiijsterv, end tbi conct'iihutiir, still Irih week was thu veil lifted, and dfath. Her friends rectned 1 at she had died tit South Busron, and her re were nt their disposil. Thty receive tn aad learned ihe story ol her hia tbe years that had interveiipd since her eiope- ment, Ii seems tint she was seduced ill i tbe sua-on ol iho school, on l.cmp, tobacco, ec ,) -o.

B. Emeraou on Fore.it Trees; Dr CortislOLk on Fish Culture; Donald G. Mitchell (Ik Marvel) OQ Rural Economy. The whole is to be free, except the nominal ch.irge of say ten dollars or less to meet the nccegsftry expenses of lecturers and other iacU dentnls. Tlie occnsion mil doubtless be one of preai.

interest to culuvaiors gentmllj, and together a larpe nitetsdance from all pun-, of the Inquiries i reference lo ti.is project tnav he addressed to Prof. John A. Porter, NOT Haven, Conn. elforts ol H. On I) free Speech PunUlicd at vVa-tlilngton.

Daniel Breed, late examiner ia the United Statin patent office, -who has been put under 5,2,000 bonds at Washington, to keep tlie peace with his tongue on the slavery question, publishes a statement of the affair ilr. Breed is a Quaker, opposed iet. siavc-i-v and wur, and a man of quiet deportment an5 undoubted integrity. He attributes the accusations against hrm to personal malice which took advantage of the slavery excitement for its owe base ends. JJo denies that in the private conversation for which lie was called to account he sustained Joht.

Biown or justified insurrection against slavery. The thi? h-i anl mot-t" cruel substance of the conversation he jhesns and 1 follows: In the 1 (Jjjs of hei "Coatigaoas to my is that of George whom houdt'd Stabler, ivh thcr 1 had occawou to go about three veeks since. I vs then and'tin-re I ila ills pL ce to BL hl Ltnn- nnrl in she Jil ht! Came 21 to th I nurai disappuarud to become, a us expected, a wife. her seducer uireadr fi married a itnd in rt'- in the vicin 17 of Sprmghelcl IK vir, about il.m tin.c ulerk a ore in Bds bis vigtim ia sec'e-j in Boston, MM. the i of "Gei Jont's." Here she gave birth to a boy, aid here slic liTCti, the mi3Lrt of her aeducer.

Ue visited her Imt eeldoio, MlJng the who'c i through, and supported her ia so-inty After the deiiih of her i he btcume mare a i agn.n, find persuaded her to go nnd recLJve her s-lmre of the ropcrty. This -hu did. and paid the money i to i mmor itssurunuc-c, is reportyd, i he i lis.i ber in finer t-nd i i i coD-tnlitly. But his dt pi.rtion now iiiu-rt; marked a lie robbed fur not of chumcUir and home, of her money. -r cruel i i i i i i and uicnt.il i.nJ inoia! uQcnn-a ua.i rnlh i a a oifLa-sv, -d iatrodaced to Mr.

Van Camp; and in tlie course of the conversation which followed between George Stabler, Tan Camp, nnd myself, the universal theme 'John was introduced. Mr Van Camp was violent in hi-j denunciations of all abolitionists, and I oppressed my belief that lie did not well understand the principles ol those he denounced; that there were many classes of so-called all hostile to slavery, but differing in. regard to their lieivb of duty towards it. Among theso -were the Garrieomans and the Quakers, both nonresistant, ana therefore as hostile to as to hlavery--hence neither class could justify the action of Brown; tiiati beliaved was sincere, and acted from his sonvicnons of defy, but I considered him a monomaniac, maddened by the cruel wrongs inflicted upon him in Kansas that hia stand point was not ours, inasmuch as he believed tbti: JE right to fiaht for freedom. As a I believed all war to be unchristian--slavery itself having its origin in war, and sustained by the doctrine that makes right, it has no foundation iu natural justice or in the laws of any civilized nation.

To amongst slaves in order to excite them to insurrection i condemned, aad also the holding of them in bondage. "But huve testified that I said it was right for slaves to murder their masters, c. Ead these witnesses not ivcted Jtrst as eonspiratyrs, to draw me into tbe discussion by the use of violent personal threats--and second, as pubiic informers, betraying the confidence of social intercourse --they might be entitled to more credibility. As it is, the largest Christian charity can account for their testimony only by the suppo- ou theii; part that the language rcpesit- fay Mr. Van Caiop, and ascribed by him to was endorsed by me when I answered -his bullying defiance, that he 'would shoot any one who dare utter tho aarnej fay the words, 'I dare do The issue between as then was no longer an abstraction; to me it seemed a question of personal hbertj-of the freedom of speech, in a calmer moment, I WOU have pa 39 ed such language by, as unwO cthj of notice, pitying pa tc its utterance, an tba tl ne 1 na tiun predominated But, whilst 1 indignantly deny ever hav- her 'ge licr clo-cd cyi lids-, Bud n.od, (Jfj i hear, IK-r had i i a chi-u to a (Jnli i South ttspoken I i t'ii! tittuion a i i i disposition ol i few ciijs i i i her a i some of tnu r.ienibtra of i II boarded, to 'ier roam -hi cqtu to spea otl motives, and for ths national capital, the com- on neutral ground of the wbols country, is freedom of speech guaranteed to one olaas only? Do the laws protect tbe advocates of in the constant public proclamation of peeulidr doctrinett, CTQII when accompanied by the most, violent, denunciatory kn- guace; whilst the believer in the deckruLion of independence forbidden to utter his pnvute If freedom of aieecli be buppressed of is American citizt-nfetitpyitid tberightoffreespeecli thc underlies all freedom.

Deprive 113 of this, and we sink to a condition only nominally less servile than that ot the African, "in of the crime or suppressing of speech in the capiud of the ill papurj in ler pusseeaiou at once, in In presence, in order to if possible, iCld couccriiing her fate from eivr rcjcmiu her triends, she hud ih i This done, Rud but for an old A i ed a good. wUhes lur idiool mates, with her own plant ol residence the laurgm of the book, history never have a Phc died on TuefU 17, aad on SuturdiiY, i of uge --the Mgn of her sorrow, je'i ihc ialiou of lier hk 1 --were 01 min' to her nmive vill.ige. This ia but the warp of the slot v. 3t tttils IQ.IV reuciily be supplied hy who don't--h i a be ti cital. We ve only to add the ru.iue of other ami orimifiA! puny iiisiorr -U a of Kuuri, who lives i i id children, tn Wpat Springfield, Im a are in this ciiy, and leached schools the 'owns i Uie wins, He is uell in nil lliin part of setts and in ihe northern Ctiiituotlcn', and tbe subject ol piciORP, has i i the chariietcr iofortned, a laember of the Cancr Church ID West SpringfiiM a thug ln 1M Disc ken ed hia criines by holm -s a were i hollow.

Tohi.e were iu pursuit of him on Monday tli mir- a bis i i i and if he has not been warned of the exposure of IIH i fled, 13 probubly already in cu-todv lie left home, ITQ a on lor Hiiisdaie, where he has a singing Republican, ivmcii snoui.n UK COKHECTSD iliis bead, the i I a i cornplums a llie County of Ct-nt "nl and Western lutva are in the of eirni i Jei- from noil-residents lor i i i taiec. For instunce: atldn-ESLd as Treats urtrs, ihoy replr as Xotaries, offrrinfr to attfii to the business lor a fee--gcueriillj one dolliir, I We do not bvlieve that any TVr- isurer of i I Couotv ever rt-sorted 10 this eipedit-nt, I sod we hope none ever ill. Bui we bare htfiml tliatthc Treuiurer of.L'oe? county, in i Stale, is in tbe hubit of doing such things. There be others but wa have not heard of them. 6 Hftwkeje TreaBB- Terrible on the McGREOon, Dec.

21, 1850. Our town, on jeaterday, waa terribly excited hy hearinp of a meljncholy accident that occurred the evening before, between this place and Chiton. On Wednesday Mr. Baldwin, livery man, of McOrepor, Mr. ilarlattand Mr.

Vackenbtirc, merchants of the Eame nbce, with Mr. L. E. Johnson, of the Prairie Hotel, Prairie dti Chien, went from this place to Clajlon on the ice. After transacting their business nt i a point, they starteil to return.

When aoout five miles, OQ the wav home, the horses and s-leigh Middenly broke through nn air hole, und lor a moment all believed themselves lost. Mr. Johnson, beini; wrapped up in c. heavy overcoat and buffalo robe, passed under the ice, nndivas not seen aftinrird. Mr.

ITurlatt, as 1m was sinking ilie second lime, was fortunately seized by Vnn Yuckcnhurff and rescued, tho Ifllter having reached llie solid ice first. Mr. Baldwin spn.ni: on tho eled-tongup, thence to the bucks or his nnd thence to the ice- the horses were drowned. Mr. E.

and Mr. Yaii ftfter the dreadful auflentiff, succeeded carrying and drnggmg their half drowned aipan.un (Marian) bat-k to Clayton, where ha curt-d for and restored. Tha mighi-was -y cold, and both Buliwm nod Mnrtatt werp wet us water cou'd make them. It is a wonder how they avoided piriahing after they had drowning Mr Johnson (the deceased) had recently opened i Prairie and haa but fen ac here He leurea a and two children to suffer in thid sudden and heurt- nding btreaiement, A number ol pen-oiia i to if ay for the body, but as go to press no news haa reached ui Irom the aetiio if ihe accident. Mr.

Martatt ia suffering badly from frosted cet and ears. The oclitrs not injured se- imi-ls. PATI.SO TIISM IN THKiu ecu one "hall oiler itioii iu tbi) nt VVwDinEton, that i.o lull be HigiUe leinocrats preierul to object tn the Eepublicfin andiGatc tnai he i i a tending to i i i Buinciiru Sautiicin Deniounil HS openly in on eel dituuioii. lad u-mlvucy to isuiiiujj to rcbi.kciJ, and dismnon to 10 Democrats would do with such they reject woiiid deularo the holk.vr- tia nnd of their n-Msimd jnxieti about tno Union. Il tnf it tluy rttul out the Southern of iho jurty a bodj.

The i i a. fair one, and would show it oi.ce nre ihu friends und who liic eiiciniea oi the Union. Tins is to be one of the great political tests hereafter, comes in fcliape i those who thought to Che popular attachment to ihe Union lo their base purposes did not bargam for. The question, are the n'en that threaten disunion if their own p.tr;y is defeated, and who tlie men who back up tins threat by sustaining the will decide Hie polhicil destmy of man; men who do not now see the breakers ahead into which the; arc running. The time 13 not far distant when to have been disunionist or a supporter disimioiiii-H i be tis fatal to a man's political p-o na was once tbe of ihe Hertford Convciuion.

tie made the test applied. The Republicans arc eady Republican. The call fora Union meeting in Albany com- a i to all vho have a patriotic, ami not a p-trtizan, purpose in "a-ivnig the Union." It rtom not begin to iavc the Union by nssumin" two-thirds of the Northern people, and nunc of the Suutliern, arc plottin" lor its over throw. But it the Jor such meeting on tbc that danger the Union lies in ihe misrepresentation ol Northern opinion to the South. "Tin- undersigned, citizens of Albany, be- fipving the tertumcnts of the peoplc'ol the Xonh tn regard to the recent outrages upon Vi-Kima grossly rmsrepresented, and dtsirous of expressing their abhoirence oi thote acts und ttieir condemnation of the guilty participants therein, of vindicating tbe of ihe people of the Xortli To the Constitution, tht-ir devotion to the Union (heir recognition of the equality of the the rights of to uphol'l ita its JHWH us it muy ce.

I lettcrB must be ail dress HO ACE GREELEY a. luild Nassau st NswYorlr. TUB- BEST MAIUFACTDRED CLOTHING In the PALL, "Wf If TER. STOCJ A. Wo.

22 Oooltiau i UrooksOJ I ion, town ig House.) We have now ready for sale, tlie largest and most complete stock of Clotiung, Gentlemen's Furnisning and Hubber Goods Ever offered ia Burlington. We are enabled from the many advantages that "we possess, to make it greatly to your interest to "The warkefc has been active, but mostlyai Auction, The im to tho AactjoiirRooms'to sell their goods, and sonio Itcavy tacrijiecs ha goods rating not above 60 per cent, of thcirmwiw culi, Sopt, 15. Would annoiiDco that he has availed himself of the above opportunity artj I now has one of the largest and'best selected stock of Dry Goods thatheha I brought to this city, which he is prepared to en Offer at LOWER THA.lSr OTH3SR I-IOTJSE. commencing at 100 pieces of Dress Plaids, 120 Fancy De Laines, 300 500 Madder Prints, 350 pair lien's Heavy Boots, 150 Boy's 700 Women's Shoes, 300 Women's fine Slippers 250 Men's Overcoats, 200 Men's Casinett Business Coats, 500 Men's Woolen Undershirts, 200 doz. Men's Wool Hose 15 cte.

per 6 35 3 a 2,25 worth fy. 90 Lffi 45 4,50 3,50 1,25 75 5,00 50 worth 90 25 cts.ap 8 ir Ctme I have a full "line of Cloths, CasMinercs, Hats, Blanketa 0 1 Bed Comforts, Flannels, UiehorjHj Checks, Ginghams, Prints, -Vusliab and'gh ind i Burlington, Oct. 1859. copyj Main TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA Improve your Waste Lands. EffK I Have purchased the rijrlil or iQ.tnu.'acturl^ imd usInK tliro'jgboul Chicago MiU T.

W. It 0 COMSfOOl JYo. 2U Jefferson Street. We have bought Mr. T.

G. Ashby'sstook, and are now adding lo it a new var ety of Scores nnd all of which wo will sell very low. 1st. We purchase all Piece Goods at the lowest Cash prices. 2d.

All our Clothing is manufactured expressly for Ccstom wear, under the superintendence Mr. B. Willner, at our manufactory No. 177, East Water street, Milwaukie, Wisconsin. 3d.

Selling to none but for Gash, we make no bad debts, therefore WE CAN AND WILL SELL YOU AT LOWER PRICES. 4th. AND VERY IMPOS.TAHT. This is the only firm in Burlington that manufactures ALL their Clothing. wjasir-, 'SESJS cfl'rir CALL EXAMINE OUR STOCK for your own especial benefit.

We love to show our goods because cheywin. A. if. WILLNER, 1 22 Jullei-iou Etre WE WARRANT EVERY STOVE WE SELL By malt ing our own Stoves wo save the Mamifacturor's profit 25 per anil we arc to sell Stoves From 3-. to $5,00 lower than the second a dealer, and by culling on us fre will prove the fact.

Stoves failing to perform as recommended, we will take back and refund the money. OUR STOVES CONSIST OF THE Quincy City, Coal Cook," Prairie State, Hot Air Premium, Hawk-Eye State, Village Air Tighl, Howetzer Coal, Self Eegulator, Quinoy Parlor, Oval 6 Plate, Keokuk, Oral 7 Plate, Forrest Rose, Plain Common Coal, New Economy. Legal IJotlce ttiu pnymrnt tlie ubove dus- Wat. And RiSht of Oot rtd, ro. M4 cm otl In afi.re.ald primll tliat i nppaar nod sild peti- irbL-rerctliLmurning ofll, teconri day of the term of thu Dl: the Ci claimed, and yu We have diffei-eot patterns asd sizes of the latest styles.

We have Tin Ware of every description. Our assortment of Japanned Wave is complete, consisting of i iriil I for i Ll.oti. ii.t:i,L.ir.'.-, Li a iiflii-ianiiliitoiiei .1 i i i cadlnp tn nly, it- fame, we respwifullj to following cerilD- orihtrproKimeniclitiensof Molncu! tf Brown's 1'ortnble lno nouring and Grist Mills in optVaiion. EniWfonV Wachtnts, owned inilurJand A and believe It lo be a valDhli ovement. We saw at wort, BnJ are cut it tic.

ehould it be broujjlil litiirjjtDLriit um It'irllV at a small exj.tnse, a umsuct of' Jjoic iJIto 1 11 -niocoraljl' 1 Ed toniiioA 1 i of an tU pnM luml. It till biiif rci iss dog roil, bi-luH of pL-rformt tli iJrettntlus nny omw part an eipenic not to CK the ditch IB made thre offlca of undtr-dra rU oOBtoclc to urfrtcq Win lches luma'n open, and how leap? exBro- lltcii made two yews ago upon Mr. Larrlson's mites west of aad found It dU- wntcr Just as when cut, ilic ground drained inR perfectlyiiry.snd In as guod condition for goud bv of Machine will JAJJJid GEI.UES, C. DOSHAM, W. r.

COOLBAUGII, The undersigned, Fnrmen of Dea Molnes co HLverjilly tested the llach.n intcdby SJarciis i tmerson, Hail now aado by Sundurlund i Uro. of Iturlitteton, a hi made ivlih tlie on our f.irms, we Kstlinonjr to Unit of oilieih Iinve re a i i lnlcr of this tttiite batl eacrally. Thu i IjeoL-fltuu JJHVU dsrlvud from llie so J.ir a we have been i me bat, been Uie can; In localities I' hst ui lo reclBlin, nt ItisIgnificitnL cost, liijra ins of our frinii!) bud prcvtously been toi tillaljlcnnd TCorsii'tliau uscltta, and render tSica productive, i more no, than lhat vhlcL we hud before considered our best Und. drains made by this Machine arc Im jie coougJi rue; leal purjiuats, Tttr euougb bvlov ibe kitrface eyond the reach of froKt nad ieiiult the ground ited vrithout UicellghtettOan- Injury tha IL ude. the drains.

We arc ilurable. ade with all of tlictii i il they nced i ffrat IlJinon end nt i.a\ tu te derived from iminodeor rtralti ne wliicli every fftrtntr will ecognizu HI. import.iiic«, la ihe icoiietwit uiiplyof pure s.lock jttr ilrume furnish At he'r "u'k-ts, Summer urd M'lntir. llila uJone, ill mosi nullHen.iruot ui Irfiolteiy more Uiao )st i amt'dMavliiticto the Cuiinly uiid otthe inte, wliliiwiiSrc codDd-upc; thM i i limits otfncrs It, nod rc-ult In LOU tincd H. W.

HOlilSSO-N, DAVID LAMMK. N. fi ngJit by up augl2-Ti WM. SUSDEBLASO 4 1 Burl In jit CLOTEi bmui Millb and Separators, Sepaiaiors for Warehouses, Beltings of all kinds, Hoisting Screws and Bran Dusters. Pecks.

Iroof Staffs fo A I A SCALES; KILL FTONISKIKG vfttn and tit Waler Jfitix contracted for entirt. STEAM ENGINES, B01L1ERS The subscriber! iiaTicp obUJne-! ihe uptwi to, of Suara iis.1 Hollers Manufactory of Gouldiag-, Sewell. OF WATJ.HTUHX, N. wouH Invile the attention of purcbiwrt to their rtor Mjle, and their very lowprleie. Tho fclbiclcnn of Engine and Holier, lopether wltb Heater, Wtttrui SKam Cocks, Valvts, Arch Ctuttog nAQnu.

1- lt -tsdy for utc, delivered IcChicaio- $0 poc-er, 8 1 ffa I Mucmber tb 1,1001 -40 neumcd to od like uroportlan for slics reqdred. Kvcry Kaglu-. Is furaltLcJ vItL Sovpmor Valve. ntly re omracnj tbtcn rwffl beir heated p.u Wen. It w.ictx-al' ac.

real ii; Itiiig from tno Iianc -lUgllt tut, Iiav ii' ainl JBI-. tlie iiniwn, i jcttonal cxc.t-: iei to applv i 11 their oil itatioit. I agitation oit ire plate oi Up.li! 8 iu.fr of S.jto Save from 25 to 50 pec ce iti Over the utual class or in me SUB Ucp en asfiortmeut of dilfercct vnbllshmcnt where they may be examined sod tot H- inrortnaUoB ohtalned rcoardtoe tbem. fto- peient meu will, If desired, um iri MD 'i 'u Iniin artof Hiecounirj. Wtwffi-ln O.

Xo.SU SPRING SOODS. The Earliest in Market! The "People's Store'' il, will tie told at of Sprtai Stal fald Notice lloK-inj; Goods, Sinra In thu puid befc-ie salddayof si lovlS dGiwdtf i. 1 ititfiS i i fit, rcquct-t ilieir (ellow lor a public HE the hermder to hi! dcaiguatcj, Lu gui iidi-qunte nod niuhuruiilive esprtsaion STATE OP IOWA, B-MMolnea County Goorfio C. Jffc are Innffn you appear an of Lbe sect Court, jtidicne December 5t Kotioe. airlcH W.

In tlie olllce '-o quiet th af Burling 0 0, VTIGEITM-IN, Cash Boxes, Boxes, Pepper Boxes, Mugtir Bowls, Toy Cups; I)rodge Boxes, W. II. Trunks, Candle Sticks, Box and Lard LaiupSj Jacket Jjiimpgj Bill Head Cases, Fruit DisheSj Dust ans, Slolasses Cups, Toy Pails, Spittoons We also keep a variety of House Furnishing Goods, such i Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Egg- Whips, Basting Spoous Meat Forks, Coal Shovels, Firu Carriers Brass Kettles, French Skimmers Coffee Shovela Tongs, Scales' Balances, Enameled Kettles aud many other articles. resident, excra fee. they have to charci neighbors.

TI feea tru3t that this practice i maj deal witli I Herald. the i oil Trt, a a eiposrd, thai Laetn aa they Uesei ght to charge ngos aiee, than fees to their nenr- no more right to nt paid tuxeo. tuc people Messrs. Cummins cou tractors. Lad RagdD, rival railroad Bowling Green town" 4 A SIROXG POINT Ifr.

spcccb in Scuute wns a manlj and lellitig epocch throughout; one point thai ht mmle particular! forcible. He enni ro the tbdt if they intended ID break up tbc Union they ought to do so at once. If they wnued until after a Re publican President should be elected it would be loo late. Xow they are in possession of tbe whole force, civil and military, of the general government. It not be ne- Tor lliem, according to the udvice of Gor.

Wise, to fleire the araeoa! nt Harper'a Ferry, and march on lo WuibiogtOD. Barper'a Ferry and WrtBhingionarc both theirs, In the event, however, of tlie success of the fippubhcuna they would lose these ndvaatajied. Tuegovernmont would then be in the a i othtr aathorities, who would perform their duty al ull Post. oliboty nted l) considered a Slate Now It in aB applauded Denio- iis iodtbud to uld E.iute igftiant said Eautie wll or allowance accord Ii November 15:9. htsreby notified fcftvlitc ela! to said Ooi COOK JOHN H.JUXTER Barllngton, Iowa.

We solicit and do Job Work in the best manner will take in exchimgo for goods, Cast and Wrought Iron, Copper and Brass, Cotton uud Linen Kags, Pewter Lead No, 29 Jefferson Street, GOUSTOCK BROTHER. d2w--wtJ. urine of Cu.thti.rinu CoK OEttlSAa, on 0 third day Ihoiinod afHht linadred ttDd produewluit rend tlo Bl purponlnE to he.Umlaut will teedt-nt. proved Bcoordlac riven to all pursoni lands which proof will be 1 Jn said Court, ihe chare (on Jierestcd tlierwli hereby Qxi and that nr Mail Prihon FmVirtiSSnSSKSS 8 86 0 0 1 Thread J. w.

EAUms i oo. No. 18 Shoe Ouba, will take plum AI 3 I lS'oT6 a 80 SOHTEO NTJMEUO ORDINARIO. ItU.OOU IDS 4( iBI DA lMtllil ttolli ane to Uie of fflOO I'rlrea cualied tit at jmr cent Ulscomit. lillln on all solvent Manka tnken pn--.

A drawlnit is KOOH ftB rei known. All orders for Soli tines or Tie Let a to be iea "opN RODitianxK, or oiiy Post, ot H. SCOX1 IN Dry Goadi, CO. '11U ATTESTIOS Of Mll.LL.ltS, JJ1LL OWXEHS snu al! liiiireBti'il, Is sollciltd lo U. I' PJTJUTT bXUT JfACiriXE AKD Sff2'AXA20R We claim for tills Mac-liiuJ" tlul IH superior to mil KEITH, KOB1NBON A MjaufMlurtis AEC-IU FJFTV XIILES S1-AGIMU S.VVtft.

Eurluigton aud Hissouri Eivor Sail LOW CASH RATES. The undersigned offers iiupara.Ieled IcdactratnU A ME bo wish ff i me line of STAPLE OR nm ami I'AXKEK SOTIOyg, CALICOES, SILK GOOD? Dli UEGHS, CI1ALLIES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, GIXOHASIS, DE LilXES. VALCXCIESXa LAWXP, I I A I A B3 6 Silk Fricge and Hr Shawls and TICKS, DEXMS AXD STMPES, itbcei ssotial istt ooofei es throughout i. ided--if the motlwr nsivc repou a at nijiiit OI irper's IVrrv I)J tiect led inikuuo Umoo-hU. knowing eedortln? fountain," (.

IN- coytftiCTioy TJJF JiUIlLlKGl'OK AND QU1XCY 5 1 3nd 9 St POINTS IN ILLINOIS, I I A A MIO I A I A A A Iwowd awlTtSIftSlw 1WO UA1Li TUAIKS o'cioc), o'clock Conneeli.iff at Gi 11A1LEOAJ) for NOIh CKKTKAL St. LoulH and Cuiru at t' for sailing Jilontrose, aud at. Louis. A'otico. rn M'cKBrn IOWH by "tinoliCWcituoiweUo houri VIA TWSROUTJZ.

thiu InturlnKdcfpiitcli, of I'dflici 't ovcry variety and quality. SC.tr.HER CLOTltS CASM7IEKES. Together with thslwst Lot of BOOTS AND SHOES ofTurcd In Burlington. Uuaper than you boutht A 55 Jegfersou Street ISctXvccu Third IS COP PARSONS' BLOCK PERKINS. PA iff IT i uiauufacturlEc'aud 1 he othe- 'i 1'atent O.

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'itV ncilfltd Uul ibiro i ibe oieri. of Uio rkt Coi Ctuuty or Dei Molncx nnd Sltte UAbL, 11AR111NTOX A HALL oy Ociuiilaluant 1 8 ll1 011 Actliib-Oo, Judge. pieces, MBBB Joint that admfit ot tbe two oo tally In dlrfrtloii tioctJ Join' -J roHed two bo- Jrc. to twc. ji, ia or the IMMB, and tlirongh iud lu io UwUcwn one of clu joint tnic the direction of the gfthe j.low molr, ihe beam turin it to tauLc th ditch perfect ca a cw To the liii.U ihe hewn firralr dra bur, on frMit end jf which Ii wtcwJ tt thU itic beim paiMri, ami Ix rilwd orlov cutting ur tting Ee at Ii i yj.

The utter to whlcn ih frloUon. The looto 1 attached to Uie culUr tLat Its reir iiotUuit bchlmi the cuilt snd co: slderaltly enlar cj Rui-pMeofsiuoothlng ami clo.ics the em ibc coaittr j. M. nomssox- Mlddletoirn, lici Voices CuuuiT.Io'*- ooo quo For wJilohtlioil 1'lglifBi Market Price will be piid bj In and wited the cf luEMarhlnu paifnifd by Uobblni A ed uwoed by, Joieph M. Mulno.coantr.lov*.

sud thln MlddU-l i a i i sntlifhctoilly. at very cott and Ileve the dltchci mule by 11 will rvuiitn ncrmaDtntuJ to tha Und. whtre are col years. Tho dlUhea out by thtt inachltte enough for all practice! punHuei, belcw the 01 fron, aud without dlMurbliiK the ciirffteo; It dralutnc wet Undi, mpplr of tfwi KocL ter. 0 unheritallflgly 4 rlun'i Pltchlnc vftlimblv and Impoitut IraproTomeut, decidedly the isiclilne of kiud that fallen tinde ur it.

KAKNKST, JAMEi McCOY, JOHN KVAS8, H. M. 1VKS, THOMAS A A JOHN BLlKKWAYi iho t.l either Coll liumait iuir iiii- frclioii. uulcr th lim tlull by Ou; in cavil -r Jni EWSPAPERl.