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Guardians Notice.

1OTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
= ested, that on the Goth day Of August, 1850
I was, by the County Court of Pix county Mis-
souri,, appointed Guardian Of the person and es
tate Of Elizabeth Killebrue, a person Of unsount
mind all persons having claims against said 60
tate, are therefore required to present them with
they may be precluded from any benefit of said e.
tate, and IL said claims be not presented within
three years they viii be forever barred.
JOHN SHOTWELL, CHAIRMAN.
September 18th, l860-zw.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

On ZINE street, ktsrsen Main & Second, s.. Louis
~ The above Hotel, rebuilt, thoroughly ren.
fsEI ovated, re6tted, and furnished with entire
2.klnew furniture, with large and convenient
additions, vas opened by the subscriber for the
accommodation Of transient and permanent board
ers, on Wednesday, the 18th Of September.
The location is desirable, being situated in the
centre Of the most extensive mercantile portion Of
the city, and equally convenient to the Levee -
The house, with rs new additions, contains large
and airy rooms, sufficient for the accommodation Of
two hundred guests, with dining room Of sufficient
size TO seat comfortably the above number.
II is the determination ofthe proprietor, to make
it equal in every respect to any house in the city,
and hopes by the ~strictest attention to the best in
Of his guests, TO merit a liberal share Of pat
nl9 ~. GEORGE WOOD.
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JENNY LIKD's THumB.-She uses II free.
iy.-It was the custom Of Jenny Lind, dur.
ing her provincial tour through England.
upon entering the theatre in the evening
to seize the frat man she met with, csrpen.
ter, scene shifte or gas man, and shake hin
by the thumb, in friendly token. The Gus.
tom is not confined to Sweden. Walter
Scott says of Rob Roy, to Bailie Nicol Jar.
vie, "There's my thumb-I'n meier beguile
you"
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According to the census returns, Keokuk
has a population of 2,5l9, and Muscatine
~S,lO0. Judging from the appearance Of
the two places, we should have t~ransposed
the figures. But if Figures don't lie," and
census takers make no mistakes, we shall
have to subscribe to that cautionary maxim
which teaches US to distrust appearances
TKeokuk Wing.
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SHEPLFF,S sale.

RY virtue ofs writ Of execution issued from the
II Office Of the clerk of the circuit court of Lin
coin county, Mo-, bearing date the 10Th day Of o.
ltober, in the year, 1850, and to me directed, in ia
vor of John South, and against Solomon R. Mox-
ley, executor of Enoch Emerson, deceased, have
levied upon and seized all the right and title Of
the said Enoch Emerson, deceased, in and to the
following mortgaged personal property, as men,
toned and described in said execution, to wit:
l creamed colored stud horse called the Kim
bier Colt.
l bay stud horse called Doctor Linn.
l white jack ass called Young Duncan.
l blue jack ass called johnson.
l bay colt, bought Of Zscariah Lovelace.
! bay colt, bought Of John Hammonds; and
will offer the SAM for sale, and sell, to the high
est bidder, on a credit Of six months, the purchas-
er to give bond with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale until paid, in the
town of Bowling Green, on the 25th day Of No
vember inst, between the hours OF 8 and 5 O'Clock
of said day, to sati.fy said execution and all cost.
M. OWENS, Sheriff p. C..
Per VIZ. G. HAWKINS, d. S.
Nov. 10Th, IS50,-2W,
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the clerk Of the county
court of Pike county, letters testamentsry on the
estate of Tyree Martin, deceased, bearing date
Sept. 18th, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate.
are requested 10 present them within one yeal
from the date of said letters; and if not presented
within three years from said date, they will forey'
.er be pfecluded from the benefits of said estate.
JAMES MARTIN, admir-.
Sept, c3d. 1850.
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OnSunday evening, the 10Th inst, by Eide,
Liyy Hstchstt, Mn. THOMAS B. LrxnaicK and
Mns SAnAH Jackson, both Of this city.
On ths 18th inst, by the same, Ma. A. N.
vAa Assz and MIssHrLEE N. Luce, bOth.of
this ely.
Oh the 5A inst, by Elder A.. D. Landram,
~ keBsAMiH b. Asasunx and MIss MILL
ha.s J. CoEEzns, Il Pike County Mo.
Cattle l4th Inst, By the ssms, Mn. WV D.
ai1aa aid Miss MARTHA SrAzToRp. Also, on
- saas Day, By the same, Ma. JoHE w. En-
Se4ss end MISS PExscrLLA GIsBs, Of Pike Co.
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HOGS WANTED.
e e

T. DRAPER & BROTHERS, beg leave to in.
lie form the citizens Of Pike and other counties,
that they are prepared for extensively packing
enter into contracts for the delivery Of good well
fatted Hogs on favorable terms. II is not then
design to offer any fictitious prices with Q view %
effect the market, but are determined to pay q
fair prices as any regular packing house north Of
81. Louis.
Farmers are solicited to give them Q call before
engaging their hogs.
II They are prepared to slaughter all hogs
offered for sale, and to pack on commission on
reasonable terms.
Louisiana, Sept, 18th, l850.-sw.
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E-The Mexican treasury is 10 a deplo-
rsbis state Of collapse. The expenditures
largely exceed the revenue. The Minister
ofFinsnee, in q communication to Congress,
declared that, unless means Of replenishine
the treasury are devised, it will be necessa-
~ to authorize g suspension of payment by
the Government.
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Land Claims.

Il B. HENDERSON, of Louisiana, will attend
" to ali claims entrusted to his care, by those
entitled to bounty land under the act Of Congress.
approved Sept. 26th, 1850, granting bounty land
to the soldiers Tor their widows or minor children,
of 1912, and the Indian wars since 1880.
J. B. HENDERSON.
November 18th, 1850.
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w. E. HENRY.

" that he will open a school in this city, for teach.
ing the English branches Of education.
The school room in the house formerly occupied
as . dwelling by o. C. Tinker. The room is COM
Portable and well furnished. IT. School viii
commence on Monday, the 9TH inst.
October Sd. lS5O.-4w.
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dsys / was at his shop, when he presented
ths certificate referred to above, except
word or so, which l signed without reasc.
t;on. In an hour or two I returned to Mr.,
Kennedy, and told him on reflection it did
not give a fair statement, and that he should
mot publish the same, but that | would have
one made out giving the truth in full, to
which he agreed. In a few days I called
again and had Mr.. B. Henderson to make
ont the one published below, which he re.
fused to take, observing that it sustained
Draper in his position. -
hereby certify that sometime in last
July, in Q conversation with Edwin Draper,
q member of the Board Of Council, / men.
toned the fact that / held a warrant against
the city of Louisiana, and should soon need
the money, and in speaking of the amount
due on said warrant, the question of my
right to charge interest thereon came up,
when Mr.. Draper stated that l was not en-.
titled to interest. / stated it was entitled
to interest, and in the argument gave the
opinion of William Luce and w. K. Ken
nedy, sustaining my position. did not
state that either of them had guaranteed to
me the payment of interest, nor did eveI
consider it as any more than a mere opinion,
not at all hiding upon the city.
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All who enter into the marriage state from
mercensry motive, though they may enlarge
their possessions, and increase their fortune,
live in splendid misery, and find that they
have bartered happiness for wealth.
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Come Gentlemen, Come!

A Ii persons indebted 10 E. NJ. Bartlett, or
"A Bartlett and Bucknsr, are sxhorted once
more to come forward and settle up. I am CON.
peeled to have money, and these notes and &C.
counts if not settled very soon, will be placed in
the hands of an officer.
J.B. HENDERSON. Atty.
September 23d, 1850. =,
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Power and liberty are like heat and
m~oisture: where they are well mixed, every
thing prospsrs, where they are single, they
are destructive.
Democratic banner., 1850-11-18

Long John wentworth, M. c. from Chi
cago, was cowhided in the streets of Chica'
go on election dsy, BY Richard L. Wilson,
late Postmaster of that city.
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IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, MISSOURI,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1850.

IN THE PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, MISSOURI,
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1850.
SEpnzBER 10th, 1850.
MARY HooElas' Plaintiff Petition iii
iHuMPHREY HocxINs, Defendant. Divorce.
NOW at this day appears saidplaintif, by her at
II torney, and the court being satisfied from the
affidavit herein, that said defendant 10 . non-resi-
dent of this State, it is ordered by the court, that
said defendant be notified of the commencement
of this suit, the object of which is to obtain a di
vorce from the bonds of matrimony heretofore
contracted between said plaintiff and said defend
lant, and unless said defendant be and appear in
this court, on or before the third day Of the next
term thereof, to be. begun and held at the court
house in Bowling Green, in the county Of Pike,
ION the first Monday Of April next, and answ er said
plaintiffs petition herein filed, according to law,
the same will be taken as confessed; and the court
order that a copy hereof be Published fer eight
weeks successfully in some newspaper published
i'm this county, the last insertion to lie at least four
weeks before the next term Of this court until
which time this cause is continued.
A true copy from the record.
Attest: JIM MARTIN, Clerk.
N. P. MINOR, Atty for pl'f.
November 18th, 1850. (sw.)
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Come and Settle Up!

TNHE notes and accounts Of WILLIAM ENGLISH,
4 and also those of THOMAS BRrcE, have been
placed In my hands for collection, and If not speed
lily settled, they will be put into the hands Of an
officer to be collected by law. Cost can be saved
by calling and paying up
October 18th '50-Sw JB HENDERSON
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Look Here, Farmers!

LOOK 20 your INTEREST,"
'NEN thousand grated Apple scions principally
winter fruit, but including varieties from the
earliest to the latest, and such only as have been
successfully cultivated in this climate, for sale BY
7. STARK & BROTHERS,
6 miles west Of GAINESVILLE, and 8 miles south oil
Louisiana, Pike county Mo. Price 10 cents.
October %, l85O1nIS,
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RUNAWAY SLAVES.

49, nOis, and committed to my custody.
Stephen is very black negro, about
five feet seven or eight inches high, and has lost
the left half Of his upper front teeth, which he
says were kicked out by a mule, he is supposed
10 be about thirty years of age, but states his age
to be % years. Joshua is a likely young fellow,
about 5 feet 8inches high, Of a dark copper rom
Iplexion, sprighily countenance, and speaks pleas
|antly and fluently. He says he is % years Of
Isge. Both negroes are well informed, and would
probably weigh about l40 lbs. each. Both were
Iindiferently clad at the time of their delivery tc
me. They state that they belong TO one William
Moore, Of Ray county, Mo-, who resides be.
tween Richmond and Lexington. That they 10.
Igether with one other slave, a yellow fellow left
home abOuta month since, and that said last men.
Itiored slave was unprecedented at Portland, Mo-.
at night, in the attempt to get into skiff to de.
lacend the river. Said slaves are now in the jan
|of Pike county, Missouri. The owner of said
slaves is hereby requested to come forward and
Ipay all charges incurred by reason of the appre.
hensiOn and custody Of said slaves, or l shall, or
the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, pro.
coed to sell them to the highest bidder for cash
lin hand, before the court house door in Bowling
Green, Pike county, Missouri, for the payment
lOf the costs and charges aforesaid.
M. OWENS, Sheriff P. C.
AuO 9th 1870 -3m.
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REsTAURAT, AND GOOD DRINKING.

~ r. NJ. WEIR. informs the citizens
N3A Of Louisiana and vicinity, that he has
EEA just opened a superb Restaurat, on
sEzz2 Water Street, in the house formerly
occupied by John F. Limberick. His bar will at
jail times be supplied with the best liquors and
cigars. Also, Groceries and Confsctionaries in
abundanne-all to be found one door south of the
Post Office, on Water Street.
Louisiana, Nov. 9Th, 80. r. M. WEIR.
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NEW GOODS.

- YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. IoUfS.
and now opening in LOUISIANA, No., by
E. G.. McQUIE, >.
The Largest and Best Stock 81 Goods IA
HIS selections hsve been made with great eazss
and are very Superior Ia Quality ssa Etyle. He
10 an old experienced d~eslsr-has 40 PsItIsniy IN
trade for any party, sect or sex-invttes al tocsl
and examine his Goods, and those uho bay fnF
cashin particular.
He will pay cash or goods Tor country produce,
sell On his usual ON e~ccoant, or &3eLoWER
'CASHHN March 18th, 1850. In,
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RaY NAN MIUls

bAT BIAIE MIA W LIZ 90
DAY STATE sHAWLS AND MANTLES, Of
, the latest and most approved styles, will be
furnished by the subscribers, at the very lowest
prices. Purchasers will please notice that the
genuine Bay State fabrics beartickets correspond
ing with the above cut, and they will also be dis.
tinsuished from all wooden shawls; by their supe-
riOrf finish, fine texture, and brilliancy of coloFs. &
Orders solicited from all sections Of the country,
and the same will be promptly attended to. For
sale at wholesale by
BROWNLEE, HOMER & CO.,
No. S5, Main street.
And at retail by
RUTHERFORD & DAY,
Nos. 1872, 1874. Market st.
ELLIOTT& CAUCHOIS,
No. 2, Main, cor. Market.
Sept. 1, 1850.
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Notice.

Notice.
WHEREAS my wife Rachel has left my bed and
u board, without any just cause or provocation.
this is to forwarn all persons from trusting or har.
boring her on my account, as l will pay no debts
Of her contracting.
JOHN NICHOLS. Sr.
October 30th 1850
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|TyHE subscriber is Just in receipt Of q new snd
L general ASSORTMENT Of tf s3a
FILL IND WINTER GOODS,
which he is selling at the very Lcwfsr PAGES
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
~scripton Of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, BATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES. &C., &c. sss
m He would particularly ask the atten-
1tion Of purchasers to his stocko Of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes. Call md sxanins
goods and prices.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON.
October Sd, 1860. 80,
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MUFFs! MUFFS

MUFFSs MOFFS
FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
UCE & MURRAY have just received q hand
II some stock Of Lynx and Fox Muffs, superior
which they will sell remarkably low.
November 18th, 1850.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

WINTER Proof Campbell's hair Over Goats, also
ssuperb article of Mackinaw Blankets, COM
mon do. and pilot cloth Coats, cheap for cash, al
LUCE & MURRAY'S.
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M ~ 49, - ',s' I =, nm, y
Imporianf Patent DecisIeI,...

U. S. CIReUir CopRT--In Chanecyy- Elisha
BIoomer, u.s. Curtius and Rinne.-C omplaieshf
applied for an Injunction to restrain The deendauts
from using WoodwoTth's PIaneing Msehine Tbs
defendants for answer say that they had 5oughtths
right under the FIRST extension Of the patent, and
that therefore they are entitled to the benefit Of the
second extension Il not in whole, al least nnt their
machines are worn out The patent was taken
DOT about 1927, and expired in 1872. In 1886 il
was extended by Congress i'll f549s The ezien-
SION however, contained saving cIause IN favor q
the assignees, which, the Supreme Court has con-s
strued. gives the purchasers the right TO their
machines till worn out. The act Of 1915 gives adj
ditiona extension oil 1856 but contains no saving
clause. The defendants purchased under the first
extension. The Court have decided that TIE second
extension containing no saving clause ia FAVOR q
assignees, they have no right to the use 81 tss
patented machine. The reasoning Of the Supreme
Court in The case of Wilson, rs. Simpson, which
gave construction to the saving clause, seems
conclusive in this ease. There il was held thai the
insertion of the words secured the right d using
the machine till worn out. The absence Of those
words in the act of 1915 consequently depriyes de-
PENDANTS of the right. Injunction allowed.
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FOR cALfFoRNIA.

. =rzs FOR CHAGREs-Direct-U United States
FfbttA Mad Steamship emgany.I new and mag
Leutntenant James Fndey Sehenck, q. S. Navy, com.
m9anding, will leave for the above port on 7 THURSDAY
18th l al O'Clock pnneualy, from the head of St.
Mary street. Lafayette, with the California and Oregon
Mails. The great size and strength oil the Ohio with
her superior double engines OF 100 horse power EACH
TO her passengers the greatest speed and safety and which
cannot be acquired by steamer Of single engine
The arrangements for the comfort of passengers the
most liberal scale In her spacious saloons and well ventilated
cabins and state combined all the conveniences OF
first hotel An experienced surgeon accompanies ibis
vessel and all ships of this Company.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Oh s-State- Berth Ladies' Saloon $50 90
. Saie-roOm Berth, After Saloon...... 80 90
StaterOom Berth, Forward Saloon... 50 10
Stamlee Berth, Forward Saoon...... IS 90
Steerage Berth, separate mess. ....... a. %
Freight 50 cents per cubic foot.
All passage tickets Tor passage and orders to receive freight
PARADISE, LAWRASON 4 Co, Agents
fy25 o. Grayier street.
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10 The new Mayor of Pittsburg recently had
unfortunate drunkard up before him. 1t ap-
peared that the poor fellow had been picked up out
of the gutter in front of the tavern where lie had
become intoxicated. The Mayor discharged che
culprt, and fined the tavernkeeper s..
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&c The Memphis Enquirer of the 18Th inst
states that horrid murder was committed in that
county. Mr. B. Anderson, living near Raleigh,
was killed at his residence, the night Of the 18th
He was alone, MS family being in Memphis. His
head was horribly mutilated, apparently by axe,
Two of his negroes have been committed to jail on
suspicion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

Gy@ The Florida Indians have all concluded to
remove peaceably to their homes in the far West.
Seventy eight Of their number lately arrived at Fort
Meade on Pease Greek; and others were expected
to come in daily. It'll now the general belief in
Florida that there will not be Indian in that State
on the LIST June next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

COURTHOUSE DEsrnpfED-t)n The loih inst
the court house Of Sullivan county, IN the town 81
Sullivan, Indiana, was totally destroyed by fire,
with the whole Of lis eontents-reeords of the
courts treasurers oice, possibilities auditors Office
exc twas the work Of an incendiary, and sus
p cion rests upon former officer Of the county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

COMMITTED. = The examination of Matthias
Moschbacker and Adam Dorne, on the charge oil
numbering Charles Schaffer in St. Louis, ended on
the evening of the 18th inst, and resulted in then
commitment to Jail to await their trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-25

MORE KNocKING.-It appears that they alsc
troubled with knocking in California. A letter
from that land of wealth says: "We are now
knocking with both fish full of gold, fur admission
at the door of the Union"
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10 The Bank OF Charleston was Iorcibly en-
tered on the night of the 18th inst, by wrenching
the lock Of the door which led from the yard into
the main passage way on the ground floor Of the
Bank. Here the efforts of the burglars We're
arrested as there less than three iron doors
which intercepted their passage to tie vaults.
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C1lIVlF0lIIeF 2 tyFIffi Nfc0nd MHHcfl1Gl7fV. q
new uTeara, fehfuary H. IN -
AftJIPtlF 4. AEfrr (tnslfrIf r5,I..r

FousD DEAp.-The body Of white man, narns
unknown, was found yesterday in an unoceupisd
house in Religious street, near The corner Of Ce-
leste. Aninquest was Ireid and a verdict returned
g Died ofinteFnal disease Thebody was in a yery
advanced stage Of decomposition aud niu4s have
remained in the house several days. The cIsslinu
consisted Of white cotton shirt with the marx p
o. d. No. 4, black silk vest, striped cotton coat,
and blue blanket coat
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ArrIvaI. a ths PrlRe,pal notels..aIth


ST. CHkRLEs-I M Dss, Miss: Il Myers, A G Myers,
Mo9ie; L Pensensan, Strong; Dr. Ilule, Capt Schepck
Pr OSBORNE Il K payenport Y : n; Ms MiIiean, Mo-
Thompson, Davidson and family Rev t Huldelit. a
G Soo. Y: Mr. de Radepon II NJ Mercer, Wisier, jr
Philadelphia. + Baker and family, Ny; Mayo; 3 J.
Meyer Ind: Il Il Gallery, Miss Q Gallery. Wnder, W
# Collins, w IL Denns, Benttie, j. Bush. La, A w Ra
ker J Ro Ala; q Anuran and lSdy Ri; J G Ward
Capt Boyd, Conn; Mr. CathorRs, England; a Moses,
Z Brown, A Winters, K d Mhittimure, st Lous J De
Becker, Paris; Groce; w Wstkins, w Ii HAL, ID
Teller, Wis.
PLANTERs-A Seesel, Fanboker, ID s Comfort Miss;
4 NJ Dickinson, Boston; S MOnimoin, Cole, Nipson,
Ca Hagermnn, A Wece, NJ 9 capp, w w Carpenter,
NJ p tViber; w Morris, Hill. /. Frost Sioutelbnrgh,
w Allen, w w Chippan d Clermeyer, c Darrou, Geo
Johnson, Wilson, w Chesnnt, Chestnut, L Han, N Y;
i Warrick, A Hollishead, n j. @ X johnson, Ohio;
Van Bnren, A Fargo, w White $ III Persons. ILL., ]
White, Va; Hanna, Philadelphia; Kohl; T Kahn.
VBRAHp S-Mn Bates, Mis- Bates, Cincinnati DR. MAY.
nard A M sQuigey, 1I Grlin Mobile J G Carson
Galloway, J. Eastim J Dewson, La " w Allen, II /
Merrihed, Col Martin, Mr. Hart L Wood, Miss Martin
Mrs Tate, Mis- Hum3lreys 4 Psskins Perkins, Mis-
w Calar, Beden, Mr. and Ms n G uo jas Mathews
NY; Taylor and family, ST Louis; AIouromery AMI
lady, La A Jones, Texas G Tesri Ala: Mis- Thorn
dixie, A J Thosndke E r rhorndke Mrs nj "A Emanuel
Boston; d Finley. la I q Cfeirshaw. -,
CoMMERoIAL-B D Scott, o Il Powers j III White
Ohio; D Waterman, La; Il 5 Owen. + HAYS G D Egee
ton, w Weyer, lnd; w liynes. Henry Strung, Vicks
burg; w Garrison, Mo. ID T .Bricken, Pitisburg; \
HEwLETr' s-M Kaufman. II Marks w w Farmer La
j fiz; White, T Vaughan, Tenn; w Il Scot
Dennis Balize =
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A HEAVY GHARGE.-John Peterson was be-
slowing unusual labor, on Saturday night last,
upon an iron door that after much trouble he had
dug from the smoking rims in Camp street. Johns
attention was directed to the immediate removal Of
his prize, which hung like an incubus upon him,
and bowed his stalwart form towards the pavement
as he trudged YEARLY along. His labor, however,
was sadly misdirected, and so were his eyes, or
else he would have perceived that danger urged in
the leatlern hat and stout staff Of the individual
who watched his progress. and at the moment Of
anticipated success defeated his hopesl. John was
seized in the act iron entered into his soul he had
the witness Of his fault too plainly in possession
think Of escape, and he yielded to circumstances
and departed to the Watch-house.
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TMK WONpEN or THE NORLn.

DREWER,S SERIES or GRAED MOVING PANORAMAs
II NOW OPEN, and will evening" for
short time, ATInory Hal. ITS
There win be Day EIhbitong every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, commencing ~ ocsek, room.
Doors open At quarter b.oFs7 PaHOTna viii
O'Clock precisely.
~ This EIhiiten comPriIfs the following The Nam
moth Cave OF Kentucky
Ing directions
addition the Mammoth Cave Niagara River and Pals h
AMI days ioUrrey through rTaes
Mount Feraon, the Natural Bdge ii ygiia
Admission CHI drel Ia fuTTee. fnEs I'M