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.GTNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
|FENHlS Company was Incorporated with perpef-
4 ua charter IN 1919, and insures agalEst loss or
damage by fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing
Establishments, Stores. Household Furniture, Mer-
chandize in general, on the most favorable terms.
And losses occurring in this agency Will be Literally
adjusted and paid with promptness.
Board Of Directors.
THos. X. BRACE, Robert BUEL,
SAMUEL TUDOR, MILES A. Turtle,
JOSEPH PRATT, JOHN l.. Boswell,
JAMES Thomas, EBENEzER FLOWER, =
WARD WooDBRIn6E, Z. A. BULKELEY,
JosEPu CHURCH. ROLAND MATHER,
EDWIN G.. RIPLEY, SiLAs 3. EAMLINroN,1
FREDERIcK TYLER, SAMUELS S. WARD, 81
HENRY Il. PRATT.
lliCS X. BRACE, President.
s. J.. LOOMS, Sec'y =.
aS-APplica,ions for insurance may be made TO the
subscriber who is duly authorized TO receive propo-
sails ard issue policies as favorable terms as any
Insurance Office or Agency IL the West.
ALLEN C. HALLCCk, Agent,
feb4 If aian street, opposite the ank.
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LAMP SHEARS, &C.

l AMP Shears, Bed Cords, Plough lines, Halie
IL ropes. and Maekerel, Goldfish. Shad and al
other ARTICLES in the grocery Ire tor sale by
my4 tt HORNBROOK & BURTlS.
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INDIANA CENTRAL MEDICAL

COLLAGE.
CESSION for le50-'5l.-This Institution will
- commence its next session IN Monday, Oct
2S, 1850, and close Oh The LIST OF March ensuing TN
der the following arrangements.
DAN'L NEt ktR, NJ. d., Professor Of General
and Special Anatomy.
K. CU"RAN, vi d., Professor OF Histology, ard
General Pathology.
]. S. HARRISON, N. D., Professor OF Materia
Medica, Therapeutics, anG Medical Jurispru-
deace.
G. w. MEARS. II. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics,
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
CHAS. G.. DOWNEY, A. NJ. Professor of Chem-
istry and Pharmacy.
l.. DUNLAP, N. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice
JOHN :. LOBBS, VI. D., Professor Of the Princi-
pies and Practice OF Surgery.
L. DEMING. NJ. d., Professor of Special pa,hol-
ogy and Institutes OF Medicines
ID. EuNkHUUSER, nj. D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The Charges are ten dollars for each ticket, or
seventy dollars for the full course. Naturalization
five dollars, to be paid once only. The dissecting
ticket five dollars, and may be taken ut the first
second course.
Boarding can be had for $500 per week, inclu-
ding lights and fuel
furthe: information will be given on application
10 the Dean J. s. BUBBS,
oct7-3w Dean of The Faculty.
lind. state Journal.
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ALLEN c. HAILOCK, Asea,


NJ ]. BRAY, N. D., Medical Eraminer.
All persons wishing To make Insurance on their
own or their friends LIVES, viii plea.e ca u upon
the agent in This City, Office on Main Street near
Water, and examine tie terms and rates of the
Company. Ioctl6-iyl
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 81.

The,s,eamer Fanny Smith arrived to-day.
1000 bbls Illinois hour at "a So. Oats 52a56c.
Bacon sides 81 nc. GOO kegs lard at &c. Wits
sy ut Tobacco-asking higher prices.
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ST.. Louis, Oct. 81.

ass ST.. Louis, Oct 81.
The market for wheat has been animated; sales
OF 10000 bushels at 67as0c. Flour is dull; SUI
perline SO 75a3 30; extra "a 25a4 81. Corn
little doing Osa:s in request al S.4a3S. Clear
sides 5aa6c. Groceries are dull.
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A. LosENsTINE.


WESTERN STAR CLOTHING STORE,
Corner Of Water end Sycamore Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Az ESSRS. MACK s. LOBENSTINE have Just
lfi received from their wholesale clothing es-
adjustment at Cincinnati, large assortment fall
and wiafer clothing manufactured with an especial
view TO meet tue wants OF this market. and consist
ing of every article of apparel necessary 10 COM
plee The wardrobe of inviduals OF every taste.
COATS.
The following kinds. made of the hest material
and in the latest styles, are now in store:
Black clio h dress ard irock coats;
Brown. blue and invisible green do;
Blanket and pilot cloth do;
Blue, gold mixed and tweed sacks:
Over-coais very superior quality
To all OF which they respectfully invite the at
tention OF the public.
Super black and fancy cassimere
Corduroy oasineti. jeans and fancy pants oil
every description, and OF the latest fashion.
- VESTS.
Black satin and silk vests, fancy and plain sill,
velve:. fancy clo,h, mere and sa;inett do and
FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting OF extra linen bosom sllirts-to which
would ASK particular aitenion-and under shirts,
shirt collars, cravats OF superior qualities and
beautiful STYLES. gloves suspenders and every other
article usually found in the mos. extensive clothing
establishments oi the country.
Has. Caps, Boots .S Shoes.
In connection with their large stock or Clothing
they will conStanIs keep in store a splendid assort-
ment OF Camps superior hats and caps, together
with large lot OF boots, shoes, &c, &c.
Mack & Lobenstine have located in Evansville
with view of keeping up one oil the largest and
most Is shonable clothing stores in the country,
and as thew expect 10 receive fresh supplies from
their esiabs h,nent at Cincinnati weekly, and are
determined TO sell every article in their line rs
cheap. ii not n little cheaper, than il be pur-
chased any other establishment i'm the city, they
hope TO receive liberal share OF public patronage
SeDDi
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/, DRUGS. &C.
DpIJCs NFrrCINFs ETc

I AN now in the daily receipt of my spring 81 -.
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~ CiNciNSArI, Oct. 81.
Whisky Sales 200 bills at2..a market closing
heavy. Sales OF MOlasses at 54a54t. 20 hid,
Sugar, fair ana good fair, csits. Tobacco &C.
|, tive at advanced IaIes Sales o. aour at 50 55a
S3 90. ,..
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New YORK; Oct, 81.

NEW YORK; Oct, IT.
The -four MARKETS steady with full supplies
al "A 55a4 90 Tor common and straight.
Sales OF Ohio wheat at l0Oc; corn not very az
tive, aud holders OF Western mixed are firm at
64la65c. 7ft.rrI
Pork is heavy with moderate business doing at
las, weeks prices The stock OF Lard on hand
is light; prices steady al 7ta7sc.
Wool..A a fair business doing in domestic
with an active demand for foreign.
Tobacco frm; Kentucky inrequest at &c.
Groceries dull and unchanged
Hemp-American dew-rOl,ed $3.50.
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NEw YoRK. Oct. 81, P. NJ.
cckkkcrKp hreu LAELY By BAHcocK, HRo.'s.

Flour closed heavy to-day; prices unchanged.
Ohio wheat at the close Of the market, sold at
lC2c. Other articles unchanged. ~
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ET,LANES VERMIFUGE i,-The Inventor OF
1t1 GREAT REMEDY tor Formidable Dis
ease, has no right to keep its use from his fellow
creatures. So thought DIR. MLane when he was in
dnced TO offer liis great remedy for worms the
public. a profound physician enjoying very large
practice. he did not tear be COMPOUNDED with the
herd OF quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff as patent medicines lie was there
fore induced ly Kidd a. Co druggists 10 dispose OF
his night as discoverer, and a Veruge IL for
sale in nearly every village and town OF the country
Ii is the sovereign remedy for wtrms.
For sale by 4.f-a ~
CRAWFORD BELL Agent,
Evansville la: Decker & Kramer. Jasper, John Stub
5leiield, Detachable Ill., Z. .; Robt. Logan. High
Banks;S. s. Johnson, Petersburg; 1'hos. fiornbrook
Union: Debruler &; Cron. Winslaw: John Lynn
Lynnviie; Chester Bethel, Boonvie; A, llage-,
Newburg; r. S e. ID. 3. Hagcr. Rockport; Chas I
Leonard, Mt vernoni James NJ. Grimes, Springfield;
Schncesvil.e; Cox & Rohb, Paris JaGus Posey
vile; w Whiting. CynthioD: Williamson x
Yorkes, Owensville; w u Fisher. Princeton: u b
Ilallock, Prince,on: JOIN B Gardner, Bairsyiilci
Daniel Archer 81 Co Columbia.
p l. Gregory. travelling Agent Country agents
can he supplied C.. Bells. bvc.-viie. In. myll
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Notice

is hereby given that petition viii be presented
1 TO the next General Assembly of the State of IN
diana asking repeal Of so much OF an act entitled
- an act IN relation 10 Lamasco City, approved
January Is. $780, incorporates portion ot y
tract of land conveyed by George b. Jones 10 VII
lard Carpenter, ny deed dated llih March. lsiS.
and recorded hook 2, page 46i of the records 81
lands of VaudefbuTgh county, and also a portion "a
Z" Siockweil's Enlargement adjoining Evansville :
The said land and lots having been inronorate5
into the limits Of said CITY without knowledge
or consent and contrary 10 wishes.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JNHN vi. STCCKWELL,
JOHN INGLE. JR.,
JENkIN 4 HUGO.
Evansvi lc, Oct 3, 50 ld&wtfl
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WABASH FLOUR

a SMALL. Tot just received ana Tor sale hvi
- BADCCCK BROTHERS,
IL -frecf
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a RARG arN.

NJ T. have in store. 100 half boxes OF nv 10 WIN
w dow Glass. which we arc instructed 10 sell be-
low the market. To any person wanting The article
We can sch
je2! If ORlLEY &, MITCHELL.
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HQEINY.

EONINY. t3sfHfA
JUST received at my oiocers and Provision Store
} on Main. Just above Second street. 10 barrels
lominy. first quality which isoffered for sale cheap
ebl Il mF 20 ISAAC HANNAH
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INSURANCE.
Statement &C

StAtehcnt Oh
TEE MUTUAL BENEFIT. LIFE MSU-.
RANCE COMPANY -, -
Nrarork, N. Jon The 1st day OF January, 1859.
Offices, Isl Market ST., Newark.
III Wall ST., N. ". t,ai ST
pOLlCIES issued prior to Jan. ast ls1s..- 62es
during the year lo49s i5o9
ee et II 90 777i
Deduct Policies expired and cancelled from 1
May list, iS45, 10 date. .. ....'.. .23oS
Policies in force, Jan. ist, $780,. ...s..-..5373
Balance Jan. LIST, H9, ..S6133e0 50
Deduct losses then unpaid .9 SO,
---- --- s6i3. 800 50
Nett Premiums received during the
yeur fs49.....-. ....... ......- .e454.4c6 70 4
Interest -. ....-..... ....... f3.6fi -
~ -
:. Total receipts in g.. ;. .'.... s49so 81
~Lcssts paid ...... -. IS eco co t.'ff
Expenses being charged on -,sa &"
the business ...r...... i6,673 IS s.r-t ~
Paid Tor purchased policies
and for crfnnissions.. $3.50 So tfN &
PLY sicians Ices -.-.--..... $50 20 c "a
Interest paid on Scrip.. $50 ~
rsrAgr sos sS3 az 500, l34 "A
. i
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL, srf--
I III. MORGAN has refnol eU his stock Of Dry
-. Goods up Nj ain street. into tic building ter
mery occupied iy Oliver LaCd. where nc will be
pleased 10 SEE bis customers, la,Tg deiel niirsL 10
sell goods at lower prices Than ever nug2s-ti
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Net Balance. -. - g35 e9f 96
Additional Losses amounting $40 $50 aimed
during the year, awaiting proofs OF ueatl a
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MOTIONS

DAchETS, Buus starters, Rolling pins, knit;
~ cl' aners, ?oiatoe nasi,eis. Butter prints AM
lo,s o. Other ihings tor sale By . ID 80 raiBsalf
i my. # IIORNBROOK g. BURTIS.
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PERPUlIERY.

PERFCMERY.
A LARGE assortment Of extra Toilet Perfume
"A ry. genuine Bears oil. Pcmatum Curling Aud
and Persian seen; az. &c. jusr received by
HATCHITT' e. co.
je1 # No Is, Front 81,
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SUNDRIES.

DICKLES, Catsup's, Sauces, Jelly's dried Flu
i Curranis, Raisins and FIGS Tor sale by
myi If llORNBR0Ok & BCRTIS.
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The above worrnnted of best Quality. end | e.
he sold on n small aGvanee for cash or 10 promp
dealers usual credit. Nv stock has been pur -
chased entirely troii first hands on best ferms-so
The public can rely upon their purify and prices ~ q
ieL7 If CRAWFORD BELL. Z
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LEGAL.
State IF India,

Vande'bureh County,, IS.
|, In The Marlborough Circuit
I Court. sept. term, 1870.
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200 or Iodire French
2cG OF i.'dide de Posassa
leo oz i'annin
20 oz Snlp Msrphia
% OF Acetate 90
500 cz QuiDine SUP
$50 lbs Cum Opium
500 do SIENNA Alepd
900 do Go l. India do
:OoO do Naples Sulphur
1900 DO Birthstone
400 90 Arsenic
l bbl Baisam Copavia
900 lbs Spts Nitre
400 do Spis ammonia
100. do SUP -Alilier
$50 Do yalapa priv
35O do ,Iihei pulv
leo DO lpecaclluana pul.
lc10 do Salhechclle pui.
2OO0 do SUP Carb soda
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
4 WORD 10 WIGS.

We regret. exceedingly. that circumstances
should exist e such nature as to induce
ne q our Wing friends 10 decline a hearty
support If Tie regularly nominated ticket
Saea, however, appears to he the case, and
from the present appearances we Imagine ;hat
10 enc vii i-H to attend lire election. for a
lack ID candidates. Several Independents
are already u the field, ard the result viii be
tat tie Nhigs IF Iowa County, as has sew
eal times been the case before, will succeed
IN defeating themselves most beautifully.
l, is no. 70 be expected that erery one will
srceeea in obtaining the nomination Of al the
candidates If his choice, fyr the oHcas to
he filled. So long rs the convention system is
adhered T. yet NJ trlGiag preference should
be allowed II divide tie Wing party, aad
cause boiling from tho ticket nominated
Whether sufficient cause exists. OF not. at this
time, + -as,ify the present split in the Wing
Taaas, "a some III the minor Offices, we pre-
tend mott decide. B4t onc tbiug IS certain,
that many Wings of Iowa County arc too
much given . ft.ag the track. unless their
own particular friends are nominated. v hle
r. 1880. ''-'.. ,-''''' "'o' -.
'-''- = 1T ny
see lem y On
r
'..''' r.'' '''- - -
suo-is ''"'s f'.'','s ~ '1l',.'' = q y .,''
of concert Of action oa lie part 4. the Wings,
they succeed in obtaining a MAJ a.itE, and $
loaE g re " hie F1Ety thus ei''ae among
themselves, their oeisa' IS just reward lot
ta.ir reod. e. It's sad By some, that ui.'4i5
means az ussl il obtaining or defeating
noa.iaat..us. Sach may sometimes be lie
cass. Bur ~Aetis t9te gained il. boiling and
hs. ping h e.ec: he candidates of yen. aPo-
mems, e...-r Is ve..ng direct r. .aen, OF
-"@.5 ~"a5 5eI5 Fe'e up enc VINO
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
GRAEEA1E IN s5l.

U5H oar Edi0r7Gl f-iegds o5lEe iis ~ -7a17Gr1i77
ne 1o!iolring arrangement far 1887
n r ALANI has completed the most q
VI teussve arrangements 10 give stsl hlgLe'
character and value 10 his Magazine for the con-
ing volume.
G. P r. JAMEs, tie celebrated Novelist. -l'
been engaged 10 give series Of splendid romano
GlonsE D. PREsTIss, the Poet Of the Ne'f
will write eTriusirey q poem for every numosl
GRAcE GREESwoon IS engaged 10 give a 'si''
of her beautiful stories.
J. II. LEoARE. of South Carolina, VIII eon;'I-s
a brilliant SET OF papers Tor le5l-
Mss FaxSI,,oRr CooPEa, the author o. t-..
Hours, Is also engaged, with NHPPLE a-- i-'-
FELLOW, BRTAST and LOWELL.
T B REAn, the Artist and Poet, IS now a n.
seldorff. on his way 10 Italy, 10 furnish iIo".
Galleries a superb set Of drawings. ATIs'7
America have been sen; 10 London and F4rts,--..
a SPLENDID set OF hi ghlY finished drawings, = I.
renowned Dawn, OF Paris. are TO be iuTni7as-
Graham's incompatible Ladies Dei.4''---.,
which viii excel anything that has ever pei.
duced in Paris, England. or the Uniis1 60
The first appears IN the December nuao'4 - Ills
All this foretel.s a year Of splena2' = rs
Magazine fol 1881 and as ever. o,--..5
+ readers VIII be astoaished- Graham as ,,gs
the system Of carrdssiIg agents, ana f..s
every Postmaster and Editor Agents 80, e5sa
time to form CLaJs, as the DeceH76eT ''a'''''
The uO!isEae
TrRws-HingIs Copies 81 Lars.
/ PRrcE OF CLUBs FoR ls5I-Ai o. Or 81,
( Grahara-s Magazine commencing WIN -. - s
+ be supplied at the following rates ''.sll 81. 90
scribers. So; two copies, 81 FIVE cope he pai
i ten copies for $50 aud an extra eoPy !. The,
son sending the club Of ten suoseI o. -
terms viii not Be dep aTted rom ~
three dollar ma-azinas. c,,HAT
An orders adirese,d 10 GEoueE K go. - n
5e1 1874 .rhe.tat., s. Pti''~ft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Another Murder.

Another horrible crime has been committed
iear this place. Mr.. Stewart NJ. Butt, Of
NGox county, a son Of one Of the oldest and
most respectable farmers Of Knox CO was
murdered on Saturday night or Sunday morn
ng. on the farm of Mr. Slough. about six
niles from Peoria, on the road leading 10
Knoxville.
Mr. Butt had been TO Washington, Taze-
xell county, for a load Of app es, and was seen
IN Saturday evening. between and O'Clock
between NJ. Work and Mr CIark's. which
IS about one mile and half this side where
he murder must have taken place He had
r0bably STAYED night or was making his
l5ranZements TO DO s.. al a house on Mr.
: iouga's premises that had been occupied by
4 Mr.. \ ichols, who It appears had run away
III the night previous. The house was there
fore terantess on Saturday evening. On
sunday morning the wagon Of Mr.. Butt was
discovered near this house, with the horses
attached to it, feeding on the clover. This
circumstance excited suspicion that some one
was stealing fruit or corn from the premises,
the team was taken in charge, and upon fur
Their search. marks of blood was discovered !;
these were traced 10 the corn-deld, the corn
stalks being dabbled with blood. until the
body was discovered, lying on his back. his
arms extended, and legs crossed. 4 fright
full cash was found on the neck, about FIVE or
SIX inches long, extending from Dealnd the
ear diagonally across the neck. and open TO
the bone. He had evidently been struck by
the assassin and had fed, leaving. as he went,
the traces Of blood. above described, and had
fallen. when exhausted, on his face; the in-
preston Of which vas discovered IN the
ground he had then been turned over. so as
10 enable any one 10 rife his pockets. Ii is
not known that he had any amount Of money
which could have Induced so foul IGuTder.
The whole affair Is shToudcd in N ystery.-
Pe0Yic Press
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

IMPROVEMENT or ONO RivEE.-The u
S Senate has voted $4,000 for the exam
nation of a scheme submitted by Mr. FL
let, Civil Engineer, for regulating the
amount of water and improving the nayi-
cation of the Ohio River MIR L asserts
that $780, 600 will suffice to Supply the
Ohio with depth sufficient for boats Of
Eve feet drauEht, besides beuefting the
Allegheny and other tributary streams
This IS to be done by means Of dams and
pipes the latter to contain valves, to be
opened and shut according to cireumstan-
ces. It IS the opinion Of scientific gentle
men, that the improvement is both practi-
cable and expedient-C Chicago Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

VA JEILF.4LKEE.
REPORTED For THE WISCONSIN TRIBUNE.
New York. Oct. 23-6 P. NJ.

The Asia arrived this morning with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst. She ar
rived out in 10 days and hours The
Pacific in 10 days and 20 hours.
The Queen has returned to London
from the Highlands
The Town Council Of Liverpool had re-
fused to sanction fires and lights on board
ships at their docks, on recommendation
Of the dock committee The subject is Of
some Importance to American vessels.
An effort IS to be made to build line
Of steamers Of great power and tonnage to
run between England and Canada. Tie
experiment would be tried
The official report Of the board Of trade
for the month ending the 9th inst, has
been published. and is satisfactory. al
though showing falling OF from last
year.
SFAlN--The expedition for Cuba is to
sail on the 10Th. General Concha wished
it to set out before the end Of the month.
bat recent Intelligence from the United
States delayed lis departure.
DENuABz-At tie attempt to take the
town Of Fud,amaustat, the repulse was
most decisive, and the beseieer's guns lost.
It is said, France, England Austria and
the German States have positively decd-
ed in favor Of Denmark. and that the
Duchies would be informed that they must
refrain from further hostiHties and await
the decision Of interceding parties.
FEANcE-The President seems advane-
ing, step BY step, in lis ambitious career.
lie continues having the most splendid
reviews Of the troops; the latest, On the
10th, at the Chamre de EIyseea. wa Of
cavalry, numbering $4,000 strong
TIE Queen Of the Beleians is in a hope
less condition, and getting weaker daily.
No extensive operations in American
securities, and quotations unchanged.
New YoRK, Oct. IS.
Tie steamer OHIO arrived at 10 last
night. Left Havana on the 10th She
brings 800 Passengers and the California
mails. \ considerable amount Of goldin
hands Of Passengers. News unimportaut.
NEW OaLEAas. Oct p.
Steamer Pacific arrived yesterday with
100000 dollars in gold and 500 passen-
gags. Tie gold she took at Havana from
steamer Falcon from Chagros. The Fal-
con was bound to New York to repair.
Tie frost has damaged the Kentucky
crops Of tobacco to a treat extent.
WAzIu@Grov. Oct. %
Col Graham, Typographical Commits
sioner, is actively engaged in preparing
for an early departure for Texas to assume
the diroctorship Of the Typographical de
partment of the Mexican boundary com
mission. Nr. McCIclland, at present
commander, viii be compelled to return,
from continued indisposition
CmcAGo, Oct. %
The excitement here. about the recap
ture 6 fugitive slaves under tie new law,
is very great. Tie city council have re
4uired tie city police. aud requested ali
citizens to give no aid TO tie re capture Ct
slaves
DETROIT Oct %.
Powers Greek slave Is exhibiting in
this city, and viii be carried hence to
Chicago and Milwaukee,
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BOUgEE lands.

To .Soldiers Of the Indian Vars, ana
Last TFar 1citb Great Britain:
Claims under the late Act Of Congress
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and Soldiers
in the Last War with Great Britain, or ia any Of
the Indian Wars since 1890, and TO Commissioned
Officers in the Late War with Mexico, and hereby
give notice 70 persons having such claims, or
wishing information IN relation 10 them, that they
viii receive prompt attention by applying per
sonally or by letter (post-paidl %
GRAN FORD & PARIS
Mineral Point, Oct. Il, 1880. l5i-tt
I'd = Gi2 GzsI {. S13S Of Mineral Land
- jas; printed and for salest this Olfce.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

Cist's Advertiser has the following no
tice of the unparalleled growth of Cincin-
natti 'Theman-Asa Holcomb-is vet
living, who saw the first cellar dug in this
city. The man-Jeremiah Butterfeld-
is yet living, who assisted Isaac Ludlow,
in surveying and laying out our streets
sixty years ago He landed here in l746.
on his way tQ St Louis. when not d single
white man dwelt between the Miamis He
survives 70 behold the countey in which
he resides comprehending 200 900 inhab-
itants There is nothing in the past or
present, to vie With this picture Of prog
ress"