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II. C. FARnELL's cELEcRArRD
Arabian Imminent.

~ ME miraculous cures performed by the Ara
\ hian physicians in the days OF old, were then
-h- looked upon MS the result OF magic but since
We have become intimate with their history We can
thus account tot their surprising power over disease.
hcnhtainmemts in the knowledge Oimedcine were
the wonder Of the age, while at the same time the
science Of Chemistry. which with them had its or
gin, was to the ret Of the world n "scnled book"
and in Botany they were the most jealous Of stud
ents In the beautiful groves which skirt the de.
scris OF .frdbih, abound rare plants and odOrOus
woods, whence are obtained those aromatic gums
md fragrant balsnms OF which this incOmpaTab IT,
nmcnt Is composed, and by whose stimulating, unc-
tous penetrating and nnodynr properties it is, when
applied, llsantancously dltiused through the whole
nervous yStcm, alayng the most intense pain in tie
incredibly short time oi ten or fifteen minutes lie
action Is prompt, powerful, and efectua, without
the Pnst danger II prnrtrntrs the flesh 10 the bonc
rcaSes coHttated cords, restores to limbs which
nave Deen pased for years causing the shriyelied
flesh 10 grow OUT and Irh blood iocnCua,e through
The VEINS Ii restores the SvuoyGl Fluid or Joint
Water, and this Is the reason Why it has been 20
universally successful IN curing oil diseuse Of tho
joints. In chronic affection of the spine. II.
yer. lungs, and kidneys, this great Arabian re-.
medy stands unparalleled for aguc cake, or eI-
lngtmcnt Of the spleen II Is specific and for rheU
mntsnl Is has performed some OF the most eyiraOr.
binary cures on record also for cramps swellngs.
pains, wounds, ch.bIains. burns, white sweng. tu-
mors, &c. &c Ii Is equally elicacious in diseases
OF ANIMALS, such rs i>tua, poll evil, sweeney, stiff
complaint, dIsemper, tarcy, sprnns, bruises wounds
mango, spavlns, wind gals, splin' and for nearly
all diseases either in man beast, which require m
external application, this nmen, stands at the head
OF all medicines
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4 Ii. contracts for selling goods on credit here.
"A totorc made with the subscriber will close on
y the LIT of January, 1850
Al accounts must be- settled by payment or note.
Nov =, 1919 w H. ". CuSuNAN.
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lana which
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has
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$40 lkcNat a.

STRAYED or stolen. in the fore par ofOciober
last, from the praine one mile north OF Dres.
~ den, Gnindy county, His, three head Of horses
TINT Is to say, one bay mare ten years old near Is
hands high, black legs, name. and tail hind legs ra
ther crooked, some collar and some saddle mark,
scar on the pole OF the ncck-she had been cured OF
poie-eHl one yearling lay mare heavy built nth.
er low before and one last springs horse colt, good
sIe, light bay little white on the heel Of the night
mud loot The two lastare colts Of the first descnb
ed. The above reward Will be paid on their delv-
cry at my residence one mile north OF DGesden, or
naii tor inioInlntlon where they can be found
Dresden, nov 7, lsl9 At WV. WMTrRs
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Cloths.

RROADCLOTlIS of all coors and qualities fan.
l. cy and PLAIN casslmees, heavy Sleeps grey, sat.
tinetls, twreds jeans, hard times, also canton and
nov2 CUSHMAN's
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Young Ladies' Seminary AT Ottawa.

~
THE trustees take pleasure in announcing to the
public that this institution Is now in n tloarishinr
condition, established on permanent basis, and
presents facilities for the education of children and
young lndles which the board feel assured viii meet
The wishes and expectations Of rs patrons The
Principal has procured and furnished for its use, N
considerable expense, the ComnOllUus rooms Of the
Mechanics Hall and il prepared Tor the reception
aud instruction OF largely increased number Of pu-
pls The Trustees have no hesitation IN assuring
the public, that the Principal il lady highly quail
fed for the task. who will crll to her aid from time
TO time, such assistance rs the wants Of tie iHstu-
ton may require, and will ever be un,iring in her
cSrrtlons for the cultivation OF the minds the cleva
ton OF III" morals, and lhe refinement OF the man
tiers OF her pupils
Instead OF an extra charge for Rent and Fuel it
has been deemed br.tby the Trustees thai It should
he embodied II an increased charge by the Principal
for tuition.
ia" present quarter commenced on the 95lhu't
IuHoH per qugrisr-Fof Spelling Reading WI
ting, and Mental Arithmetic, Use OF Outline Maps
&c, $500; for Arithmetic, Typography. English
Grammar, and Exercises in Compo-ln"u. $500; for
History, \ zebra. Geometry, Astronomy, Chemist
ny, Physiology, Philosophy, &C. 50 90
SETH G. EARL,
Alison WOODRUFF,
II. T. DlCKEY.
Ottdlrd Dec 5, 1919 -3m Trustees
y b Parents and guardians abroad can procure
board for young ladies' III respccrnblciamlIc- at mo-
drnte rates. and Will lind in this institution all they
eat desire.
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House 10 Rent.
OiSSO0lV(tO1l.

DLEASANTLY situated in the Eas, side of Fox
River. Possession given Immediately En-.
quire nj CUSHMASs STORE
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Highly SPOKEN Of
Extract from TIE Waukesis DeH.ocvat. H-ia
Man, 9, 1912


Extract from The lpaukeshs DempcvGt. Hia
May, 9, 1919
"SLoANS MEDIciSEs."-A subscriber writing fiom
We town Of New Berlin, requests usto shy that 10
has used Mr.. Sloans Horse Ointment in severalin
stances during the past winter, and always with thu
desired effect, and wsihes US to recommend u Ia
those who have the use and care OF horses. Mr..
Soan's medicines are highly spoken Of generally,
anSNI ON Inc favorable acquaintance we have viii
hfNsentlemnn. We are led 10 believe that they are
prepared with view 10 give real benefit u wtsi-
ever purpose they are recommended.
Good Beginning.
Iowa City June 3,h. 1919
Mr. w. e. Sloan-Slr-About two weeks sines
We purchased OF your travelling agent one doz 81
your Horse Ointment. one doz OF the HORSE Condi.
non Powders, and oil5 dor, ofthe family Ointment.
me Family Ointment is nearly sold, and the Horse
Medicines all gone II YOU can send US lmnetl-
ateiy, another supply of these medicines, when We
receive them we will send you the money, or pay 1t
10 your unayellnr agent when Ia comes round e.
gam. Yours truly, HARLEM e. Snow.
Terribly Scalied.
FELLOW citizers ct Chicago, The deep and Distress
lng wounds | lalely received in being "Terr;blv
Ncdided"hy the bursting Of n distillery boiler,
aea'ed IN the short space OF fourteen days by the
tee application ct S0nH's celebrated Oinfnfnt.
Also my child that had been sorey afflicted for sev.
eral months with Mnasmus, on whom | have c1.
pended large sum OF money for medical advice AMI
medicines, was restored TO health in less than three
weehs by the use OF Sloau's Ointment.
For INJURIES on horses nm confIen, Soan's Oinl-
ment is far superior TO any other remedies now used
In my opinion, eUery family should constantly
keep on hand this valuable Ointment
J Chicago, January 1, 1919 MICHAEL DIvERsY
| Burnt 10 Cinarrs
! w. B. Sloar-Dear Sir: Justice demands aha,
should return to YOU my uneigned thanks for your
unparalleled Onmrnt. Three weeks ago nv
daughters clothes caught fire. and b. fore le flames
could be eNlinguished. they were all burned 10 GIN
ders, the child was badly burned that death SEEM
ed nvitnble in es. Than twenty four hours Your
Ointment was recommended. and used with success
1t gave perfect relief, II is needless 10 add that
/ the child is now well and about her business The
medicine Is all and more than it is recommended
70 be Every family and person should have it in
| their Possession.
feel indebted to you for my chi.ls lie and any.
| hing that can do for YOU pr your medicine, aIa
ready and willing 10 perform ..-
iopT humble servant, Joan H. CRANE.
| All medicines advertised by w r. Sloan, are sold
| by White Il Hunter and 6. l.. Thompson, Ouuwa.
$, J. Smith, Newark, s. Ct. Smith, Peru, and VIM
X. Dewey. Troy Grove, sep, 27--lv
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Roots and Shoes.

WhSIBURNS best cast steel and steel edged
w ShOyels ana Spades, the best article inulnr.
kct, Grain scoops OF MI kinds; also large .'oc OF
Shelf hardware, Just received at CUSllMANs.
ROY > 1919
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MARRIED--At Ottawa Dec Sth, by Rev NJ
X. Whttlesey, MIR DAVID MERRrrr to Miss LAW
MA NJ. WEsrFALL
On the 18th inst, in Ottawa, 10y j. II. Wagner
Esq, Mr.. JAcoB DoLDER, to Miss LOUISA DoLpER,
of Lorain Precinct
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Have the New Goods Come ?
J,G. NATTINGEls

rs IN the receipt OF pnrt of his Fall Purchase Of
seasonabe goods, and will have nil in store this
week: His friends, and buyers at Ottawa, are re-.
spectiuy requested to call and see and Judge Tor
themselves, The new stock has been selected with
the best possible care
Ottawa, Oct 26, 1919
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I13 TRUNKS, and cape, bag, and
NV 20 cases bootj. for sale very law By
novs3 kous Il hASsLssAps
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SETH G EARL,
Alison WOODRUFF,
II. |, DlCKEY,
christmas Presents.

A LARGE assortment Of toys, books, and albums
Il ior 1850 canbe had at the New York House.
Ottawa, dec IL SUTTON i tYTE.
NJ W RAISINS-ths years vintage su.
~ pcrb article, ut SCTTCE & Eyes
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The NEST Extraordinary Discovery in The
world il The great Arabian remedy fu'Ian
ami Beast.
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Fish Fish /!

AZ iifiDS new crop SUGAR Iust received and
.Io Tor saleby declt Waller & HcKiIys.
C60 KEGS Nails and Spikes, assortcd sizes. for
0oo saIeb decli WALKER g. HKcIrrG.
IN DOZ PATENT PALS, lust rcceiycdby
dec ~ WALKER d ilCKLjNG
IN TlERCE RICE, superior quality, for sale by
dec ~ WALLER * ilIcKLlNG
20 BALES OAKUM, for sale very low by
dec IL WALKER & llCKIiYG.
000 KEGS White Lead 81 and pure also Lin
Aoo seed Oil, Putty. Lcthrage, Chrome and Paris
Green, Red Lead PrIssian Blue, Vrrmllion, Span
ish Brown English Venetian Red. French and com.
mon ochre, Lamp Black, Spirits Turpenne, Copal
and Japan Varnsh, &c &c, for sale low by
Dec IL WALKER & IlcKLIYG
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Dissolution.
HNHE copnrtneship heretofore evis,ing under
TIE hrm of IOw y Smith IL this day dissoly.
- cd 10y mutual consent The unsettled n,l,rs
OF the concern will be settled by Mr.. l.. y Smith
...,. -! JOSEPH WoDOW,
Ottawa, Oct 10, ~ LAWRENCE u. SMITH
a persons indebted to- the late firm of Dow and
smith; by note or account, will please call and settle
the same with the subscriber previous to the first day
OF December next l., ID SMITH
Ottawa, Oct 10, 1879
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New Goods +!

/ AIDES Vi find every thing wanted in the
! \ shoe line from fine KID slipper to heavy
bootee. Also chilircns shoes Of every sty'c and
quality, by calling at CCSuNAN's
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~ AMES 500 pr wood flames. also br-ss spot.
ted and Japanncd Eng names. for sale hy
July IL WALKER & fiIoxfLsa
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WOOHcn Ware.

pONES in nests, a neat article, Eastern Pals.
ID Grain measures, tubs, wash boards, mop han
dies, churns clothes pm, &c &c, can be- found at
nov CUSUNAN'S
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L'rer Complaint, Erysipclas, and rheumatism
Cured


Rdvnick, Marion co Ky, Mays 1919.
Tr. N. G.. Fnrcli-Dear sir: y our Iinimrn, is
seIing very well, and doing a vast deal of good
among Tie people. 1t has cured a bad case Of Err.
silciaS, ana another OF a 6ad pain ia tie breast. A
lady, who was confined to her hrd for severa month.
with Lirer complaint and gfcciioa Of tie heart.
was entirely cured by the use Of your Arabian I'M.
meut. She snid the doctors could do her no good
L has been applied TO fresh cut aud cured II in n
short time. | have been afflicted with rheumatism,
for crg time, and Just before wet spell it panied
me 50 mach TINT had no peace all day and IN III.
night commenced bathing and rubbing with yonr
'ment, and before was done rubbing the pnin cea.
sed JOHN BUCHANAN
Sf Complaint, Scecrey, Ds'emper. COrks and
Sore Eyes Cured
NJ. Mitchell, Postmaster OF Flint, fuhon co. Ill.,,
sHys: Mr. n G. Fdrrell-Your Arabian linrmcnt
s highly priced here We cure one Of my neighbor-'
horses Of the syi complaint by abou, four or five up.
p,icauons, and cured one Of my own OF the swec-
ney Our sheriff, Joseph Dykes cured ms bo'sc ofa
bad Cork whit he also tired it ong COT Tint Ind
the Dslcmpcr very bad, and cured Il Immediately.
He saws 1t is decidedly the greatest horse medicine
he ever used Their have been Numbers cured Of
sore eyes with it. find 1t u very valuable medleins
both tor man AMI beast.
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4 LARGE two story frame dwelling, on the new
~ public sqnare ,at present occupied hy the sub
scrber viii betIet on reasonable terms for one wear
with the privilege OF another Possession gwen nm
mcdutrv dec ~ JOSIAH POPE
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Straych o. stolen
Pork

on pair striped cnssimcr pants;
~o" $40 pairs black, blue, cadet mixed, and shecps
grey pants, lined or unlined, for sale astonishng'y
low,by koHS e. MANpLtBAuN
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Latest Arrival!

P: SANGER & Co, are now receiving from
IL. New York one Of the largest and hes, assert.
ments OF goodsever offered IN the market which they
olier to sell for cnsh or most kinds produce, as low
II not lower than can be bought elsewhere.
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R""kS aud stationery.
Groceries.

SUGAR, Coffee, Teas, Spices Of all kinds, sonps
y candles, Tobacco, Mackerel, white E,h, Goldfish
and herring, just received. CCSHMAN
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ONER.COATS, muSlins. Fanncs, blankets.
~ lickngs, bagglngs, cassenct,s cassimcrcs, etc
nov % JIG NArTNGER
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House 70 REM.
More New Goods!

a IWOSTORi brick dwelling pleasantly stun
"a ted enquire OF drcli WALLER & HrcETIvG.
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ORiNG-Cons.n on HIND both inch
l. and inch and quarter, at the Pl1niBg nm
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A NY quanuly OF Wheat, Corn Oats, Barley,
u he phi in Cleh In"vs~r. =" r,,rrr-,r.n.
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Money Saved /!

4 LII persons indebted to the late firm IT van
~ Il Sanger must settle the same immediately
- orpay costs l.. p SANGER.
Ottawa, nov VI, l5i9
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Cash for psOsl,sCc

NU1Sk EI-Anorher let received DER 'Nerg,
w TOR sale low by JOHNSTON s. CHARRuAUp.
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Heavy Goods,

Su\WLS.--l have but few left Of the new style
nov23 JIG NArr'NerP
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k'lOls.Iis.

plERCE'sC pprr Ploughs A fine assortmen,
these poughs Tor sale on consignment.
nov 20 JOHNSTON & trTArRf-Ar-n
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Java Coffee ioaI4c. Sugar d Iess arm with ..,.. q.
% Ahds common New Orleans at SIC, $50 Ahas r.,r
sugar AZ 6e and 10 hhds In light lots at s2asc r.t. ..s.
BY the Dbl al ssssc. We quote Loaf. Clarified .,d
Refined Sugars n 7Sailc for the different .znoezs
and suaities- Havana Sugar. IN boxes. ws quote Il
to %, a. per qsahty. Pznrroa Molassss u n falr
request with ngff sales q s2x23c and sale % no
oeas prime at 2as. sagArho1ss Ao2ssss vs quote &c
oas7c, with sale at 3fe per quality. &C Chssss
m iair demand. with good stock sales Of w. X. 81
sSa7e. Receipt MS week B1 bones Rice d In AIN
demand for retail sales; the stock Of good 2ualres
= reduced. and prices have advanced To s.sSs. Re-
seipts none.
HkAP-We hear Of no sales, but holders ssnsrsly
are assns Si2ssiil6 per ton for a good stics. rAs
receipts ths weed 81 bales
PRovisioNs AND LARD-hnket dull, and meas
Pork h heldat sass 50. We quote Bacon nom wagons
ite Tor shouids Sz5ic for des and sss}e for sams
Sales Of plain hams from stores at slx7Sc, s.es o.
oasssd hams at 7ae Sales Of 50 bills Lard .. sssSe.
and 900 ksgs at &c.
ToBAcCo-r,s market Il well maintained and tns
receipts ore incrsasiag. and notice sals % two
hhis new Tobacco from Larae country At % % ana
80 %. The sales nj the week have amsunfsd 20 rs
hhds at rodd's wurhouss following rat.s Rrsts,
% %. Is 60. % IS, %. - O5. % Is % %. % So
IS s., % CO. esds seconds "a e5ASS common % 70
to "a.
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0-Ths rage for Cslifornia has not yet subsidized,
and an amusing evidence of this was given in New
York on Wednesday last. That being the day for
the sale of tickets in the two new steamers TO be
started from Panama for San francisco, BY the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. the place of
sale, Messrs. Howlsnd & Aspinwsll's, was dense
ly thronged. Anxious advenjurers began to as
semble long before the doors were opened, and
when they were, hundreds rushed in Pell-mell 10
make sure Of their purpose. So great was the
pressure, that the balustrsdes and windows were
broken, and many of those who were clamorously
urging their claim TO attention, emerged from the
crowd with weful evidence of the rough usage To
which they had been subjected, in the way o
shapeless hats, torn and disordered clothing and
occasional bruises. The Tribune says that one of
the persons earliest in attendance did not get out
Of the store until noon. Some 500 tickets for the
two December steamers were disposed of as fast
as the money could be paid over; but the crowd
was rot satisfied, and about 100 tickets more for
the steamer of the first of January were sold. AZ
the price Of cabin passage is $780, and that in the
steerage $3.50, II is a good days work for the CON-
pany.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

]. M. McKm, ESQ.,, N. Fifth St, PhiladelPhis
G. II. DEW, Richmond, Va
RKv. j. DlcKsr, HeinPin, Ills
M. RYAN, Maysville, KY.
Rev. VIZ. GUsx, Chrstianburg, KY,
MILros SrxvEssos, Georgetown, Ky.
JosErH FIsHER, Chester, VT
BEcKsKa g. CAnsISy, Lafay Ia
J. BALDWIN, Bsthany, Va
Gro ScARBoRoJ Jan. Owensboro, XIV
Z. G. EvEKrs, Utica, N. Y.
ID. M DzwEr, Arcade Hall, Rochester, NY.
bsowS & WHIIAnsoS, Commercial b.. Idinxs.
Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
ID. NrrDHAs, ~, Exchange St, Buffalo, NJ. Y.
IL. BARcLAr, Rusellville, Ky.
Rev. HoorKR CRsws, Chicago Ill
Hon A w. GnAHAn, Bowlingreen. Ky
VIZ. GARsrrr, Glasgow, KY.
G. II. BARxLEr. Lexington, Kentucky.
J. B. RUssELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o
WHITE & PorIKs, IS State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, LA Nassau street, New YORK
p. ii. CoSAsr, Smithland, Ky.
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COMMERCIAL.

BAGGING AND R0PE--Therc has eontinueda fam
business transacted In these staples this week, with fair
receipts and large shipments. We quote sales durng
the week OF pieces and si6 coils. In various ots
prices RAGING from is1 to Ice for Bassing chiefly ct
the lower figure and 7lsse for Ropes also quote sales
OF pieces and i0i coils Of ise or the former and 7e
for the latter and is5 pieces ct s, and rs coils at ia
&c. The receipts this week amount to SAL pieces and
2175 Coils. The shipments davelAmounted to s.is6 pc
ees and 2.5ei cells. The smount OF stock ON hand 10
~, i5s pieces and II ,sS4 coils.
CUTToN AND COTTON YARNs-rhe market for
Cotton though stimulated Is buoysnt than hereto
fore. We quote sales during the week Of So bales in os
part crop, at TO- lot and ioae' also sale OF d bales
at saioc. Receipts this weeh iU7 bale We quote or
binary to fair qualities sAi01c. Good Cotton Batting
commands iOc Fair sales Of Cotton Yarns At 8. and
Zoe pcr dozen lor the Inherent numbers.
FLOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS well maintained
and continues rm Coz good Flour, sales lots
from stores at g. with retail sales at - %. Sales ol
light wheat Flour at "a s6. Reeeipts week 10 shis
Good Wheat Is very scarce. and readily commands sse
Retail sales Of Corn at IS f0c. Oats quote ct lsa2ee
In bulk; sales In sacks at 20sc Sales of Barley st e
with good demand and little coming in.
GROCRRIEs-Stocks light. OF Rio Coffee there ard
very mesgrs stocks on hand The state OF he Banors
market on the Goth foows: The sales Of Rio 100
up 400 bags &c for Old crop 10 ioc for new crop; ons
lot Of prime green At io and another OF 600 ssss q io
six months. ssles Of Government lava IL iiSaia Tn
advance In The value Of Coss In this MARKET within tn
past three month"; d about my per eens-sris.g iron
the asbertasd shortnss Of The crop both In Brss IN
India We quots light sales Of Rio Coffee II ioa1oSc
We q.ots ssls Of MaEiesise Coass e iis. We sass
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Interesting from the Camspehe Nation.

We learn that intelligence has been received at
the War Department respecting an important Ma
tional Council recently held BY the Csmanche In.
dams. This council lasted ten days and its object
was 10 elect a new CHIEF 10 rule the ration, Gin
place Of the one recently deceased,) and the ind-
ydual thus honored glories in the name of Buffalo
Hump. On being installed into Office, after the
Indian fashion, this head chief called upon his sub
ordnates freely TO express their opinions upon all
matters OF importance connected with the az
fairs OF the nation; whereupon many speeches
were delivered. They were generally Of the most
friendly character, but noae more 30 than that de-
iveTed by the ne WY -eleeted chief himself He
maintained that his people had formerly made war
upon Texas when il was "feeble and alone" and
had gained nothing; and he gave II as his opinion
that II they now continued 10 make war upon
Texas, since il has become a part of the United
States, the result would be their utter destruction
as nation. de also expressed his determination
10 do all IN his power 10 PIT stop 10 the thieying
depredstions which had been committed by por-
ton OF his people against the white inhabitants
and expressed hope that his efforts would be
successful. The prominent members ofIhe Coun.
Gil having agreed 70 the advice of Buffalo Hump,
Two subordinate chiefs were appointed TO commu.
ncate In person The Tesui; of the Council 10 Cap
tain Steele, OF the % dragons, al fredericksburg
by whom report was made 10 General Brooke,
commanding in Texas, who forwarded il TO the
War Observation-Disclosures IEteihgsHcsr 20h.