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Millions uf acres viii Be sown wi,h skeaf In
California this year; aud from pFsseus ipdiea.
lions, We are 20 have 4 scarcity Of seed. a ths
high IAirs Of -four and our nseessi,ivs. h,vs
compelled Us 10 consume most of ths erop r.i,.
ed the past season.
There wil be a noble chance foF soma euser.
prising milIers lfom the Easi; 70 cone out here
and erect mills the coming spring. They will
NOT require barrels 10 pack in our ciizees pro.
fer il in sacks.-CSrrssP0nd. Jour. Con.
We regret 10 learn thar man employed By
the Ohio Tool Company. 20 drive = wagon, was
drowned. together with his horses. Yesterday
afternoon. tie drove into The river TOO faF, 90
that the horses hrads we're drawn under waler
BY their curbs. The driver jumped on their
backs to uncurb them. when he was thrown of
BY The hOuhdering Of Ihe horses, and they were
all drowned.
The Oriental LeprOsy. as described BY Mo.
ses, exists at this moment in Norway. and the
number Of lepeIs is as one to fifty. The dis.
ease prevails mostly in that section which sends
the largest emigration 10 The UniIed S,nies. So
there is some danger Of the disease being trans.
planted TO the UnIed States.
A Tract Society has been organized in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, designed to scat.
ter more widely their own tracts, and provide
some system Of C'lpouaRe for the sale Of their
publications. Judge Mclean, Of this State, is
first Vice President, and the Bishops are Prrsis
dent.
The Austrian Government have resolved that
as The leaves Of cerluin trees are smoked in
Hungary, instead Of tobacco, all vegetable pros
duc,ions used as substitutes shall bear The sans
tax as tobacco.
The TrupPisIs of the Abbey Of Mount S,s
Bernard have lost their venerable abbot Fa,heF
bernard, al the age Of seventy-one. He had
been 4 monk from nis twenty fourth year.
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Prom CaIsforu.a,

Nav. foRE. Dec. 80.
The UBncle Sam, from Aspinwall, Eilh Cal.
foFBia dates 70 first, arrived al 7 o'clock yesIer
day evening. bringing $40 passengers. and over
sS00O00 10 gold dust, brought down BY the
Corlr1.
The steamer COLUMBUS lefI San Francisco
on ihs a8lh ulI., Psnamu and The Independence
90 The lA inst. loF San Juan aud Panama with
the mails. and 81, 700 900 10 specie. She had
not arrived 81 Panama on the evening Of the
I7Ih. The sIeptner Georgia for New York. snd
the Falcon for New ORLEANS. were LEFT Of AsPiD.
wall waiting her arrival. The UncIs Sam leil
Kingston NJ noon on The 3ad, aud made the
passage IN six DAYS.
The HavJl on the lHhmus is good. the rainy
season being over.
The Golden Gaze arrived Al Acapulco on the
Sih. on her passage up via. PsnSms.
The mining prospects IN The winter dgg'ngs
we're never more favorable.
The laies, election returns indicate Pierce's
majority 10 be about 7.0UO
The announcement Of WebsIer's death 70.
ceived on The 20Ih ulI. ensl deep gloom over
the city. Minute guns were fred and flags
suspended at half mast
On The evening OF The Ah, Acapulco was Wis,
lied by terrible earthquake. number ol
The largest buildings were destroyed by shocks
which continued up 10 The time the steamer de.
parted. The burning mountain was visible on
the oh, sixty miles back Of Acapulco. Thirty
buildings we're ruined. The loss is estimated
al two hundred thousand dollars. very Sc
we're shock was experienced on the 8Ih, and re
1ak1 L. IL, n L A 4
Of sickness prevailed.
The QuarermasieT and Commissioner store
at Camp Yuma, were destroyed by fire on III
96lh October.
Business a, San Francisco for the last iorl
night unusually active.
Flour commands extreme rates sales TO ar
rive before February. At $50; Corn meal sec
Mess pork $50; Butter 40a4l cents. Lumbe
declining The demand from Sacramento mucI
lees than anticipated.
Considerable feeling manifested 10 COlao, il
consequence Of reports that Congress intends u
break up the Commission.
Tho Indians in the south nre becoming moi
resIive. Lieut.. Brul, Superintendent of lndia
affairs, was TO leave on the 30,h for their haunIs
Capt. Gorham, Of ship Albany, was undergo
Jog an examination on the charge Of murderin
The steward and one Of tho crew.
Snow his fallen in many places to the dept
Of four feet.
Sacramento city is nearly rebuilt; many fin
brick buildings have been cree ed.
, We have Odvces from Kingston to The 2ac
The Brush screw steamer DaunIess arrived
Carlisle Bay from Pon RoyaIon with 33 cas-,
; yellow Gever-thineen deaths had taken plaC
on board, aud IS on shore, among Them mir
| officers.
3 The fever had also broken ou. at the garriso
in 81. Lucia, 81. Pierre, and Martinique. Th
French dramatic company, recently arriveI
. lost u Of their number.
4 DaIVs from the Sandwich Islands to Inc 81
November, state that l6 whale ships we're
Honolulu on the 4Ih. The ship Isaac Howlan
arrived there with four japanese sailors loun
} al sea on board Junk,
The whaling business for the past season hS
! been most successful. More oil will be recei,
} cd at Honolulu, Than any previous season.
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FRANeE. The French Emperor is de,ermin.
ed 20 enjoy royalty 10 good style. Witness the
following
The luxury and expenditure Of the present
Raverument, exceed those Of any previous court
Of France. The coronation ro6rs have cost
feish. millions Of francs 81 800 900 they are,
ia Cacl, stiff with jewelrJ Of The hiRhes, price.
Neither tho day (pr the coronation, The besrO.h.
al, nor the marriage, is ye, positively fixed, un'
less We are to believe the rumoT lha, le!Ier
has been received during The week from Rome,
10 which the Pope consents to crown The En-
peror e. NolTe Dame, on the S0lh Of Msy.
have NJ. yet learned positively the amount
Of tha civil lisI ofthe Emperor, or The salaries,
titles, and digOilies to be conferred upon the
members OF his family. The general idea Is
4hsl Louis Napoleon will have twenty-five mil
Iona year. aud that tho family will also be
provided FOR. Jerome Bonapare is TO inhab
The PalaIs Royal, which has not been Toya
residence Coz twenty five years.
The Emperor, IN bis soliciIude for the glory
of 6is family, has jus. ordered ihe execution o.
bust Of Charles BonaPane, father Of NaPOlecu
the great. s ~.
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il should be universally kHOWn-loT iI is
strictly rue-lhal indigestion is the parent Of
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. DyseEs
terry, dlarrhGa, cholera morbus, liver complsiniS
and many other diseases enumerated in the city
inspectors weekly catalogue Of deaths, are gen.
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of that
dyspepIics think Of il al! ~ho suffer from dis
ordered sIomachs, and il you ore willing 10 be
guided by advice, founded upon experience, re-
SORT al once (dOnt delay day. 10 HoOhand'S
German BhIers, prepared by DR.. C. N. Jacksons
which, as an Alternative, curative, and invigorani.
stands alone and unaPproached. General de-
pot, 100 Arch street, We have tried these Biz.
lers, and know they are excellent for the dis.
eases specified above.- Philadelphia iiy Hrm.
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Tit WHEELING BRIDOE CAsE.--"IoS," the
Washington correspondent, Of The Bali more
SUn, thus refers 10 this case. We trust that no
such clash Of Jurisdiction will take place.
Public attention will soon be called to the
remarkable conlicI between tho United States
Supreme Couu and Ikc Legislative branch Of
The Government, 10 The Wheeling bridge case
The Court, by decree At iIs lals session. after
q hearing Of the case, decTeed that The bridge
should be removed as an obs.Fucton 10 navga.
uOn, or elevated 10 certain height. and they
allowed cerIain limo within which the bridge
company should comply with the terms Of lne
decree. Congress, Al the late session, and aflev
the adjournment Of the CouF.. constituted the
bridge a post road, wiIh vew to save the
bridge, and evads The decree. They undertake
10 leRaliSe wha. the judiciary has decided TO be
q nuisance.
Ia February. the United States Marshal will
proceed 10 execute lhe decree. and summon a
posse. and, il need be, call upon ,he Presidenr
iot military aid. The Governor OF Virginia, on
tho other hand. will resist The execution OF the
5ecree. and employ the militia for that purpose
There is clash Of HuihoIity between co.ord j,
nate branches Of The Government, and in which
States are deeply Interested on one side and III.
other. Whether Congress or lhe Court is lS
yield, Is the question.
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OFFICE OF THE CARROLL CorNrY R. Rom Coz
CarrOlliOn, Jan. I, 1853.
The stockholders Of said company whose
stock or any part thereof remains due and un.'
paid, are again hereby notified tina. The compa.
ny has again, by resolution of (he Board Of Di.
rectors, called for the paymen. Of the different
inslamenls Of sock due said company, (incIu-
ding ally and further resolved, THAT if any Of
the same shall remain unpaid for is days from
this date that the stock shall be advertised and
sold according to law" See Act Of Feb. III
1913, Section 8. The condhion of The compa.
ny requires such course. J. NJ. DAVIS,
Treasurer.
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RAPID POPULATION OF lowA.-.-We learn
from The IoTa Republican that The monthly re.
turn OF The Land Office, al Iowa City, was de.
posted in the Post Office, on the Isl Of Decem.
ber, for the month of November, The loca.
lion OF land 10 this dislricI was 1000 warrants,
and about 400 cash entries. Two or three hun.
dred warrants has been The usual work OF The
office. What is sill better, niue ou, Of every
ten acres Of these entries we're for actual settle.
ment. How long, q. this rate, before Iowa will
have her millions Of population lr
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ere shs eoassqosoeo Of the fuxels .iashs wrs,
af E6FoPs accomplished yesr o. two ago by
kemsl Edendi, director Of The Turkish schools.
THE CArcAspa.-The cOnslabdoepls cores
pondsBl Of ihe Trieste GszeHe wriles On the aO.h
ult.: RePOus have been circulated here for
Ihe lest leS days Of moH disastrous deieaI Of
lbe Russians 10 The Caucasus. The Circas.
sian leader, Schsmll Bry. is saidlo have uni.
Ied bis forces and delisraed haste. 10 which
lhe Russians lost 80 .0O0 men and 100 Runs."
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t. or The Paris correspondent Of The 81.
Louis Republican says .haI.,he Monks Of Saint
Bernard, after exercisipg,so so long and so nobly
the sri.esOf hospitality among the SHOWS Of their
lofty Soitades, are preparing TO abandon heir
establishment, which will shortly be rendered
useless by the opening Of the tunnel Of Me.
noQvre The good brethren will establish them.
selves beside this tunnel, and again profFer their
worId.Tenowned hospitality 10 travellers on this
new route. ''~
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Ths cal publishsd a fev wseks since. has
- - hssr6ly responded 70, 'hin Oor shoIe
dns. lor . wsek. has beeu, occupied saSirg
.aad. vu.lirg dosu ssrp''s. PuriHs assJ pork.
sd ksef. &C., ouF friends vill lhyreio'e please
..c... shs absence Of I'll rdilorial mater ibis
reeh. We hops 10 have every hing IA order
il ,ims Gor nsA, week.
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MARRlED-On the 98,h of Dec, '52. 0y
Rev. r. Brown, Mr.. John w. Price TO Miss
Nancy Price, all Of Carroll CO.
Dec. 80. SO, by Rev. w. G.. Henderson,
Mr.. Thomas Buck aOd Miss Mary Aun-McCou.
-0n the Esd Of Dec, BY Samuel J. Ross
ESQ, Mr.. James WhiIicar to Miss Agnes Cant,
all of Brown township.
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81 digest !" Such is the true meaning Of tho
word 81 epsin," or Of the two Greek words from
which it is derived, This is the significant and ap-
propriate title OF the true digestive fluid, or gas
trio juice, prepared by DR.. j. ;. HOughOn, of Phil
elphia, from the fourth stomach Of the OK, far
the cure Of indigestion andND Dyspepsia. 1t is Ma
ture's own remedy for an tRhealthy stomach. No
art Of man can equa its curative powers. 1t rem
ders good eating perfectly consistent with health
See the figure of the OK, in another part Of this pa.
per,
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 81

The amount Of gold deposited 10 tho min,
during the month OF December. is three mil.
lion three hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
The amour, Of gold coined during the same
month is S5,770,107. The amour. OF gold do.
posted for the yeaT 1859. is S6I, 049. .995.--
The number Of three cent pieces coined during
december, is 3,053 900. The number coined
in 1859, is 10. .663, 500.
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0Ay- The Rochester Union furnishes the fol.
lowing item: "The fact that large quantity
Of acorns have been shipped from this country
10 Holland. reminds Us Of an enlerprislng Eug'
lishman WHO uaversed The Uniled States in the
years that in,evened between those Of 1890
and q8, collected Iheseeds Of our most desra.
BILE American forest trees, and planted an exlen'
siye nursery 10 England. He engaged in a
novel enterprise Of Obtaining from the forests Of
Niagara County, panks Of black walnut, oak,
wildwood and maple, oI The lules. length and
width The largest Wees would furnish, which he
transported 10 London, and exiOiIed us speci.
mems Of tho trees he had planted. His next
enterprise was a voyage 10 HlndosIan, TO col.
lecI seeds and plants. While in search Of The
objects of his visit, in the Himalaya Mountains,
ho and his party were attacked and destroyed
by wild beasts.
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De Bows Review for he present moush re.
iIeraIes The sPPeuls Olen urged uPOo Congress
Tor grants 10 carry oui enlarged Improvements
Al The noah Of he Mississippi. Three plans
have been presented and discussed Al different
periods for ths accomplishment Of the object
0ne is 10 deepen by'dredgiOg machines lwO OF
the principal passes, al an estimated cost Of
$50 900. sigh . subsequent annual expendl'
lure Of S7a 1000. Anogher, 10 close all but one
Of lhe passes where they leave The river trunk;
estimated cos, s527OOO The third, To cut a
ship canal from point below Fon Jackson TO
the gulf. costing, includug all contingencies,
sl0,O00,OO0. Considering the immeuce com.
merce Of this great inland sea, any Of these
amounts is Insignificant 10 comparison with the
end N be accomplished. De BOv publishes a
diagram representing he appearances Of the bar
10 May last, when properly valued Al 81 .sO0,'
600 was detained. Il is computed that The loss
es from detention alone would 10 a,single year
paw for aIn,osl the euiire improvement The
Review remarks:
Upon the single item Of freigh,s alone i is
estimated that The use Of smaller vessels 10
which Ihe shalloWness OF wafer is driving the
Ienmmarce Of the West, instead Of those ol
largest size and capacity. will be RneDded with
lGss Of Sa per bales, or s., 800 coo annually
upon the cotton crop; and equally as much,
perhaps. upon The total Of other articles Of ex.
Pon. Ia al about S5.OOO,OOO per annum.
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NoRTa CAROLINA.-T Legislature Of this
State adjourned siRs die on Thursday last. with.
ou. stfec1ing an election Of United States Sena.
tor. 10 succeed Mr.. Mangum. whose term Ok.
pirea with The close Of this session. The can.
didaIes Last voted Gor were Mr.. ClingEan, sup.
ported by The Democrats. and Mr. WoodRn.
Whig, but there weEs 9 number Of scattering
teiss cast suihcienl 70 defeat choice.
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HORSES.
List OF Letters

List OF Letters
Remaining in the Pos. Office in CarrOll'Ony
on the frs, day OF JAM, 1883:
Beadle Levi Moore JeRima
Canerill Joseph Moore Mary
Capper Gabriel pense julia
Eagy Henry Pedlar Henry
Fink Michael (Heirs) Richards David
Farmer Richard (heiTsl Ready J. w.
Ganlz M. A. Richardson Samls
Gorgas CaIharine Smith Jonas
Gunion Hugh (iCirs) Simmons Adam
Hess S. A. Steel James
Kendall A. J. Smith Margaret
Maple Maria Smith John
Nc Masters Wm. Trouer Alex. z
MeGavEan Eli Thompson Horace
Moore Mary A. TOos Moses
Miner Wesley Winner Samuel
MoptOn Edward WrigIey BENZ
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say advertised. C. ELSON, P. NJ.
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The County SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ALLEGHA.
NY VALLEY RAiLRoAD.-We have the pleasure
of announcing that the Commissioners Of Ale.
ghany County have unanimously acd officially
agreed 10 subscription Of 5000 shares.
amounting to $3.50, 900, TO the stock Of Ihe Al.
leghany Valley Railroad Company. Their
subscription will give as much joy 10 our ci,.
zens as valuable New Years Gfi, as il SO.
cures the certain and speedy construction Of the
greH, enterprise, which is TO give our city an.
Other most valuable Railroad avenue.
The commissioners have acted cautiously 10
this matter, which shows that the interests Of
the county are safe in their hands. They wait.
ed until -Four Thousand Of The tax payers OF
the county had asked them to carry out The re-
communication OF The Grand Jury, while only
one hundred had demonstrated against it, For.
" TO one in favor OF Ihs subscription Hav.
ing thus ascenained the will Of Ibe people, they
unanimously agreed 10 obey It. They. acted
pruden,y, and will receive the hearty thanks
Of their fellow eitizens.
The Allegheny Valley Railroad project will
now be prosecuted with oil The energy OF The
able mon who have i. in chsrge,--.PiH, Gas, 5
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LEalsLArlvE.> Senate on Ihe S0Ih, pas.
sed bill 10 provide lor The better regulation Of
common. schools in Cincinnati. Bills wers 10.
,roduced to authorize towns aud cities 10 sell
certain public stock ,heren named supplement
,ary 10 an act for The settlement OF essales oI
deceased persons aud 90 amend The ac, 10 pre-
serve The purify Of elections.
The House not in session; the members we
,rus. taking much needed lessons pfihe School
Teachers occupying their Hall.
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How TO SUSTAIN WHlo PAPERS. The Lou.
isvdle Chronicle knows how this is TO bo done,
and he takes occasion to enighten The public
on the subject Our impression is that his doc.
Urine is orthodox, yet We may be Mistaken
We should like TO see il Iried to its fullest ex.
tent, within The next four years
"The leading and inhuep.ial Wings Of each
county should take time aud trouble to 60 around
smongs, the people and urge and impress upon
them the duty Of taking Whle paper. lfIhey
do not fully succeed upon one trial in gsIIing up
list, they should Try sgai6 and again, upsiI
they succeed,
"The leaders should do il. Il is their duty
10 do il. When the eNaTds and honors Of par.
" turn up, they are the men 10 get them, aud
they shopld be willing to share The labors al
well as the honors Of success. IG this was done
honestly and faithfully. the Wing papers would
flourish, and whig principles would grow
IN proportion to tho extension Of the circulation
Of The papers,"
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q, A, BOegeI, Wholesale agent for tho sale of'

q. A, BOegel. Wholesale seen. for the sale Of
Hummel's Extract and Essence of Coffee, Dr..
Locock's Pulmonic Waters. Jew Davids Hebrew
Plaster, The Horseman's Hope or Farmers
Friend, the American Worm Killer, Barrels Indi-
an Liniment and Vermifuge. Hunts Liniment,
Taylor's Indian Ointment, Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Pills, Hoofand's German Bilters, and
general assortment of Drugs and Midlcnes.
at Eastern prices--lrasportstion on.
Dec. 81, ,59.
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Clocks. CtOcks--A beautiful article Of
mantle. New Styles" Just received and Tor
sale low by CUMMINGS b BRAcKlN.
.9;od Fish, White Fish and MaekeTsl Ioy sale
by dec. 81, '5a. C. A.. B0EGEIss
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RgMAaKABLE CArAsTRoPHE-- --On Friday last
main gas pipe in Broome.sl.. opposite tho
house Of Z. Is. Clayton, No. 4l9, broke in
some manner, and The escape Of gas was so
great as to force lis way through the vault into
The lower part OF the house, and nearly TO un.
hI the servants for The performance Of their du.
lies. The family supposiOg II TO proceed from
alterations that we're being made in the neigh
borhood. thought il would soon pass away
About dark that evening, coal being wanted,
Mr. Clayton, fearful Of any curelessness on the
part Of ,hs servant, took in MS hand a small
lantern. with an oil lamp burning, and preceded
the girl 10 The vault. He entered 10 advance,
and when about three steps down, The whole
volume Of gas. with which the place was filled
ignile5, exploding with u report like that OF the
heaviest artillery. So tremendous was the con
cussion that three doors, one outside, and two
many feet within the dwelling were torn from
their hinges, and thrown upon the basement
floor. Mr.. Clayton was unconscious until he
found himself IN the street. with his head, face
and hands very considerably burned. The un
| fortunate girl directly behind him, from the n
hamuble nature Of her clothing, was instantly
eDNelopeu III uimeS' VI "nIn u'eau'u' So"u'
ton she ran back into The kitchen, where il wa
exingushed by water, thrown upon her by he
affrigh.ed fellow servants. Her injuries are Sc
extensive that il is she cannot possibly survive
Though all that medical skill could effect, ha
been exerted in her behalf, Mr.. Clayton has suf
foreG severely, bui is now doing as we'll as coult
be expected. His injuries appear to be entirely
upOn Ihe surface, as his clothing being Of wool
en-, protected him from The effect Of the flames
/ IL is lhough. that his hat, which was crushed
aud swept from his head by the conclusion
alone mniga.ed the shock sufficiently to pre-
serve him from instant destruction.
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Notice.

At nv instance an attachment was this day Is.
sued by Henry A. SIidger, a Justice OF the Peace.
in and tor the township of Centre, county Of
Carroll against the property and effects Of
Thomas MEG avran, non resident Of said. conn
". this 20 d day Of December. 1859.
HARVEY CCGSIT.. Pres't
OF the Carroll county R. Road Company.
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} ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RArLRoAD. This i'm
poHanf road is going ahead, and the Company
will LEI the grading, masonry and bridging Of
lI5 miles. from The intersection Of the JeiIer.
sonviIie and Columbus Railroad, in Jackson
county, 10 Vncennes, on the 9Th Of January, at
Cincinnati. Il is heavy part Of the road, 10
cludiug TWO tunnels, and FIVE large bridges. aud
comprises all The work on the road from Gin.
ciunaIi TO ST. Louis, not al present under con.
tract. Contractors will be required to com.
mcnce the work Immediately. Proposals will
be received al the same lime for laying the
track between Cincinnati and Vincennes.
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Horses.

Horses.
- wish to purchase fifty horses and
w. will pay the highest price in cash
mA hN for them at my residence in NAL
" PM vern. GEORGE ARBUCKLE-
esSazo Dec. 81, 1859.