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Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
SAINT Louis, Jan.

SAINT LOUIS. Jan. 30, SIS.
FLOUR For 200 bbls superfine 81
refused. Holders ask S7,2 to $3.50
Sale of 80 bbls country superhne at ST.
WHEAT-Prime qualities IN request
q, 40 10 l45c for red. and l45 TO $50
for white. Other grades range from los
TO l35c.
CORN-Sale of 100 SKIS white al
65ac, and 20 do. mixed at 65-new gun,
MES,
OATS-We quote al 45c. with an
upward tendency.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-Mess
pork held al Sill. bulk meats 4. 5 and &c,
nominally; bacon hams 81 to 9, shoulders
&c. City rendered lard, prime, IN bbls
and tics. &C..
GROCERIES--No sale of sugar ol
coffee. The former quoted at At to ii
the latter 81 to 10. Sale of $50 SKI
G. A. salt al 81 .65--a decline.
HOGS--Sale of 400 head AT S3,25 &c
$3.50, dividing on $50 lbs.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
A RAILROAD MOVEMENT We

A RAILROAD MOVEMENT We had
the unexpected pleasure a day or two
tinre of receiving a call from Mr.. Eaton,
Chief Engineer Of The keokuk and IT.
Des MONIES Road. He came up with a
view of completing the surveys OF the
road for the frs, fifty or sixty miles pre-.
para,ory TO closing a conirac, for its o n
s,ruc,inn with parties from whom the
Company have received most favorable
offers, no, only as it regards the price OF
work, but The amount. Of stock 10 be
taken.
A corp OF Engineers under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Rice lei. this city On We'd
nesday, to prosecute the survey. and We
,rnst before many weeks TO announce a
definite arrangement for the construction
of the first section Of the road at least.
-Keokuk Uhig.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
Attention Farmers.

THIS is TO certiftthat | had a horse which
l. had the hoof-bh so bad that | could not
relieve him with angling | could do. I~applied
TO ). II. Griffith, of ommwa, who, by his SUI
perior mode of shosng horses, has entirely
cured him. Any oneNho may have a horse
affected in this way. WI do well to give Mr..
Griffith a trial at him.
CHAN HARVARD, Jr.
Keokuk Tp., Jan. 20titlS55.
U-My shop is on MEet Street, near My
ers' mill. All kinds of icksmithing done in
the best manner. I'LL. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, Jan. Goth, 1851
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
NO EATALL!

r have advertised for two weeks that | wanted
l. the customers of Arweiler & Parker to pay
up, but they have not needed it. now adver-
tise that | was in "dead ~earnest' about the mat
ter and must and wilt have money. So come
right along and fork it over without any more
talk on the subject. Z. E. PARKER.
Feb 1,-3w
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EXECUTRIX, SALE.

ID virtue of an order from the County Court
ID of Lee County, Iowa, | will offer for sale
at public cutlery on Saturday, the 10Th day of
March next, on the premises near ChiIl,cothe in
Wapello county, Iowa, the following Real Es-
tate, to-wit: The W or of Nv Of of sec 1, tip
u north, Of range 10 west, also / 70-I0O acres
more or less, being a part of the east Inf of II W
or Of fractional section'26, tp73 north, Of range
u west. To be sold as the property Of Peter
Young, late of Lee county. deceased. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of said dav.
and a credit of six and twelve months will be
given. HARRIET YOUNG,
EXecutriX of Peter Young,
ByJ. M. NEwCoMp, her attorney.
Feb. s. 1S55-2w.
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TO MECHANICS.

PROPOSALS will be received Until
the fra, day of March by the under
signed for furnishing the Lumber and
doing the Carpenter and Joiners work
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Ounmwa. Said Church is 40 by GO
feet, the frs, story of which is row up
ready for Second Joist.
ALSO:--About two Hundred perch
of stone to lay. The stone, lime and
sand will all be on the ground by the frs
of April.
The Committee reserve The right to
reject oil The bids # they are not as
reasonable as they think they ought to
be-. For particulars enquire Of
G.. 9. WARDEN building
JOHN J. ADAMS
.Otnmwa, February 9Th.
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Stray Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, ! G..

STATE OF IUWA,( 6.
WAPELLo COUNTY, ="
TAKEN up by Peter Knox, at his res 'dence
l. in Columbia Township. in said county,
before Hiram Terril, 2 Justice of the Peace in
and for said county of Wapello, on the 18th
ddv Of January. 1915, two estray mares Of the
following description, tO-wit: Ones black, with
a very small star in the forehead, had on "a
leather halter when taken up, about six wears
old and shod all rouPd-apnraised at $50
The other a light gray shod all round; about IL
years old and valued at $40 bv John Knox and
Robert Fordice. JOS. HA1NE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth. 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08

CURIous REsuLT.--An election was
htla in This place on Friday last, for the
purpose of choosing three persons to pre-.
pare a Charter and Articles Of ~lncorpo
ration for The town of Washington -
Fourteen persons were voted for. but A.
IL. Patterson. Enock Ross, and W. II.
Jenkins were elected. neither of whom
had been spoken of as candidates, and
were not aware tina, they had been voted
for until he tickets were being counted
out. .s.
Their election o ouly aslonished
them, bu, also everybody else. TIE re
sul, is attributed by many persons TO the
mysterious order of Know Nolhings, Of
whom we know nothing and, therefore.
can say nothing of the existence OF such
an order in our midst. Az we KnoS
nothing of the Know No,hines, we are
sbou, as wise as The reader -UaShtng-
ton Argus. January 81.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
NOTICE,

THE public are hereby notified that | have
| no person authorized to do business for me
in any form, except Charles Lawrence. And
the public are also cautioned not to give credit
or do business, with any individual. upon my
credit without a written order from me-. Ishall
treat all contracts as void. made relative to my
property or credit, except those made by Mr.,
Lawrence or myself. Dr.. lNSkEEP.
Feb lst. 1855.
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Straw Cow.
STATE OF IOWA, c..

STATE OF IOWA, S.:
TAKEN up by J. II. Ireland, at his resi-
i dence in Otrumwa, in said county, before
Newton c. Hill, Esq. a Justice of the Peace
in and for said county. on the 10Th day ofJan-
uary, 1855, Stray property as follows, toIwit:
One daIk red. or blue, brindle COW, white tnck
and face, and som white on the belly. Nopar
marks or brands. Supposed TO be about Xix
wears old and valued at twenty dollars.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, Feb. 9Th, 1855. |
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Farm for Sale.
WARREN WALLTNG

OFFERS two hundred and forty acres of
" land for sale. Seventy or eighty acres are
under fence; well watered, plenty of timber
and the best quality of coal. Any person
wishing a bargain will do well to call and in
quire of Warren Walling on the farm three and
a half miles south of Ottumwa, or Of r. II.
Warden, Editor of the Courier.
Ottumwa, Feb. 8, lS54.-3m
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ms to be a universal demand
for J. L. Curtis Compound Sy-
5safras. This article has been
used with the most powerful
the very worst cases of measles,
., hoarseness, ~whooping cough, con
sumption. and all diseases of the lungs OF
long standing, and is no W the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for all
those diseases for which it is so highly rec
smmendsd.
J. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons of experience
a. the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure of all those diseases for which it is Sc
highly recommended and in which it has
been SO successfully used. 1t stands I'M
Paralleled by any medicine ever offered 10
the public. A fresh supply Of these med
icines has just been received by the agen is.
Those persons who are not supplied had
batter call on some agent and supply theil
families.
Take none unless signed by J. L. CURTIS,
(See advertisement in another column
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08

Hoes.--The number Of hogs slaugh
tered ittEis city up to dale is $4,000 -
Our packers are advised of between
} 1000 and 5000 yet to come in.-Bur.
Telegraph.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
NOTICE,
House For Sale,

T WILL sell my house, situateds on Fourth
l. street, fronting the public Square. The
house has five rooms, a front porch and a cell
lar under the whole of the front part, with the
usual out-buildings necessary for convenience.
| am bound TO sell. Call soon if you want a
bargain.
N. b. Those who are indebted 10 me will do
well to call and settle. Take notice Of this
warning and save cost. J. l.. TAYLOR.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
CHAPTER i3.
ORDINANCE No. 1.

" H ~ i ~ n ~ wv
An ORDINANCE PROVIDING o II Es-
TABLIsHING OF A GRADE.
Bel Ordained by the Trustees Of
The torn Of Oiiumwa. That the Board
will take such steps as are necessary TO
establish a Grade for said town, and TIM;
q c~onpe,en, Engineer shall be employed
for tina. purpose.
Passed February Ord, 1855
A. l.. GRAVES, Prest.
Attest: W. l.. Orr, Clerk.
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BLANK ROOk-

OF all kinds, Wall Paper, Willow Blinds,
~ Letter Paper, Note Paper, EnNlopes, Sc,
for sale by Wy. ORR.
Nov. sth, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
UNDERTAKING.

THE undersigned keeps eNstantly on hant
l. COFFlNS of all sizes. APersons from
distance can obtain them wNout waiting
Shop at Hammond's Mill.
Ottumwa, Jan. 18th, 1855.
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Selling off at Cost!

T AM now selling goods at cost, with a view
l. to engaging in other business. All who
want bargains will please come right along
All persons indebted to me will please take no.
tice that want them TO come forward aud fork
over Immediately. M. LANGSDORF.
Agency City, Feb. 1st, 1s55-4w.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
Pillow MANDATORY
BLACKSWITHING

THE UNDERSTANDINGS
AL~T now has his pillow fac-2@@
kT " tory in successful operation, and
AII has now ON hand forty plows of
all sizes, and will turn out by the first of April
as many as will supply the demand of the
country. These Flows are of the Centre
Draft pattern, made of the best wood, and the
first quality of Sligo Steel, and warranted to do
as good, if not better. work than any other
plows ever sold in this county.
Mr.. ID. w. STEBBINs, an experienced work.
man, is doing my wood work on plows and will
make new plows or do repairing on plows or
wagons, on short notice, and in the best style,
for all who may give me a call.
still continue the B~lacksmithlng business in
all its branches, and can supply farmers with
everything they need, from the incest edge tool
up to a first quality pillow or wagon. Charges
reasonable, and all work warranted.
GEL will sell my plows cheaper than the
same quality of plows have ever been, or can
be sold here. All l ask is for farmers to try
them to satisfy them that they are the best ever
used in this country. J. ii. GRIFFITH.
Ottumwa, Feb. LIST, 1855.
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&OOies,S:

W0Olens:
Broad Cloths, French & English, Doeskin
Casslmeres, Fancy Cassimeres, Wool Tweeds.
&c. SattiHets-plain and fancy SOC to ST.
5-4 & o. Rcrscys, PeterShdmS, Pilot aud Bea-
rcr Cloths from toe to 81 %. Ky. Jeans. Ker-
sCys, Tceeds, Cords, CaSsineres, &C., &c.
FaRnels-all colors and qualities, plain and
twilled, % TO soc. CioGhiags, Plaid F%idnRels.
Sergcs 8 IaiLors Trimmings.
Rich Ibs Goods:
Sis Poplias, CdshmereS, NeriRos, Lgoncsl
Cloths, LuSires, .AipGcaS. black and colored
plain and figured. New styles Deidincs, II 1-2c
4 upwards. $50 pieces New Styles Prints,
Gimghams, .4delaides &C., suited to all tastes
and cheap as they make them. Bay State
Stauis-all styles and sizes up 10 12X1i4 inch.
EsnbvOideries:
Latest STYLES ChemjsetteS, Siceres, HikfS. &c.
Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, Comforts, hoods,
&C.. &c.
Tairty-scrcn in. Shcctings, from S 1-3 up;
extra heavy do. A No. /. Tickings, Drills,
Fancy Shirtings, Quaker Flannels &C.
Orer Coats, Pants, TESTS, UaderShirts, Col
lars, SC.
Boots a. shoes:
Alarge stock bought directly from Eastern
manufacturers.
Hats 81 Caps:
A great variety purchased from "Hallowell'
of Philadelphia. Try them.
Hardware,
Cutlery, Tools, G. S. Plated and Brittania
Ware-the greatest variety ever offered in the
county,
Queensware & Glassware-new styles.
Family Groceries:
Fresh and cheaper than the "cheapest."-
Best fresh G., p, Imp, ". H.. and Black Teas
from 15c to ST." Old Rio and o. G. Rio Coffee
g to 7 Tbs per$Sl. Loaf Sugar, Belcher's Clar-
fled do. 10cts prime s. - lbs for 81. Best Re-
boiled Molasses 80 cts, Sugar House 60. Pep
per, Spice, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger, Mace.
Cinnamon, Lemon Oil, Extracts Rose, Lemon
& VANILLA, Heckers Farina, Irish Moss, Ext.
Coffee, &C., &c. Fruits, Nuts, Candies, and
Confectionery.
Cotton Yarns, Batting, Carpet Chain, Tubs
Wooden Ware, Rope, of all sizes, Hemp, Grass
fresh Dried .7pples and Peaches, &C., sc.
In. store and onthe way, stacks and piles o.
Salt. G. A, l.. B., Kanawha s. Onandaigua.
a complete stock of iron, Uagon
Bores, CIT. Thought and Horse Shoe
Noils, MAYORS Cast Steel, English
Blister do.
Wanted ian Exchange.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, FIaxseed, Timothy seed
and White beans: also, Oak and Linn saw logs.
lgy| Ohio and Indiana Free Bank paper, and
county orders taken at the best rates.
J. ID. DEVIN.
Ottumwa, Noyember 10th, 1884.
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Which he particularly wishes his old customers
and the public generally, to call and examine,
before buying elsewhere, as he feels confident
that he can sell goods at prices that toiu gire
satisfaction to ALL | will at least say that 1
wil not be uaderSoid by any establishment arest
Of the Mississippi. Call and satisfy yourselves.
c. c. WARDEN.
Ottumwa, Nov. ID, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
YHE BEM @KMg g@URTEH-
Notice.

4 Ii those knowing themselves indebted to
~ \. l.. Graves by note or book account are
requested to call and talk the matter over in a
friendly manner and see if they cannot be set
tied without cost. 4. l.. GRAVES.
Ottumwa, Jan. Is, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS

EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.
GENERAL Thousand energetic and trust
~ worthy young men are wanted TO act as "a
gents-both>local aud travelljng-in every State
in the Union, for the sale of a patented article
of manufacture now in extensive demand.-
The exclusive right for the United States is
owned by the advertisers, and agents Of capac-
iy and business tact can easily earn Two llun-
ldred Dollars per month.
4 no Capital Necessary.
Extract from COMMUNICATIONS from our H.
! suits. II hereUith enclose you a draft for
dpiars, dedaciing One hundred dsld niacty-ser-
ettdOliars as my commission on the sale Of the
tGs moata." Signed, "H. Raed.o ~ skait re-
Gtis as commission on my sales this month about
y elUndred and serenty5fre dollars" Z. C.
FieIt.
TIN occupation will prove a light and gem
tlemaSy employment-as honorable as it is
proftaGe.
No a.ent will be accepted unless able to pro-
duce Substantial testimonials as 10 character
and indRiry.
Saiariew ii be arranged for the first year if
preferred.
So manyanswers to advertisements are for
Warded frdl motives of idle curiosity only, the
advertisers viii consider no application unless
accompanied by One Dollar as evidence of sin
cerity, when,he particulars will be forwarded.
Address BfRNS, BENEDICT s. CO.
Baltimore, Md.
70 the substantial nature OF the enterprise,
we refer to KNNETH & DALE. LIE ROY,
SONS& Co. Aso to HAMILTON II. WEST,
Ohio; Hon. C.NI. DENNIS, Rhode Island,
and Nj. RAY, Ke West, Fa.
Nov. 9th, lS54.2m
Demoine courier., 1855-02-08
Dissolution of Partne

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. ID. p. Inskeep and Chas. Lawrence, un-
der the style of d.. p. Inskeep & Co., was dis
solved on the I'd day of February by mutual
consent. Chas. Lawrence is authorized 10 set
tie all debts due TO and by the firm. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to the firm
will please call and settle Immediately as the
books must be closed by. the first of March,
without fail. ID. p. INSKEEP.
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
spD Having bought the entire stock of goods
Of D.. P. fnskeep & Co., l would say to all of
my old friends and customers that | will be
found at the old stand at all times, ready to wait
on those who will favor me with a call.
CHAS. LAWRENCE.
P. S. CASH and produce will be taken in ex-
change for goods. c. l..
Ottumwa, Feb. Sth, 1853.
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Hotel Arrivals.

WINsLow House,. A. Collins, Galena; L.
d. Randall, Dubuque; W. II. Evans, Mime
tonka; L. p. Strunk, do; d. Wright, do; G.
Southmann, do; NJ. Switzer, Traverse; C. S.
Getchel, Cottage Grove; G. Fuller, st. Paul;
NJ. A. Thomas, Indiana; II. Mckay e. Lady,
Cottage Grove; J. B. Wakefield, Shakopee; j.
NJ. Holland, do; G. W. Ferguson, Benton Co.,
J. c. Shepley and Lady, St. Anthony; p. Pres
colt, Redwood; r. G. Murphy, do; Albert c.
Lewis, New York; John B. Cook, Buffalo; J. r
Buchanan, Pa; Miss B. C. Spencer, Me; S.
McMaster, Galena; F. Y. Shelley, Superior; S.
Mills, Middletown; S. Brainard, do; c. Morris
St. Paul; J. NJ. McCloud, do; W. A. Fuller
ShakOpee.
AMERICAN HOUsE.--G. ID. Bowman, St. An
thony; Mr.. Hays, do; c. Austin, do; j. Jewett
do; Mr.. Frazier, do; T. Richie, Pa; H. b. Mid
daugh, Red Wing; j. H. Gillis, Ravenna; NJ
Williams, st. Paul; 4. Wilcox, N. Y; JAS H
White, Elk River; W. Simpson, New York.
CENTRAL House,. W. Burnham, Saltwater
f. Pomeroy, Fort Ridgely; R. Kennedy, Shak
opee; N. Mcleod, Hennepin co; NJ. Mcleod, do
NJ. F. Gosset, Ia; t. T. Slocum, do; H. B. Stu
art, Ind; Jacob Hebel, Logansport J. II. Pur.
Vance do; James Douglas, do; d. Framer, N
Y; NJ. Hall, do; g. b. Cox, Wis; J. H. Cham
bers, Erie; ]. E. Brown.
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every word and letter of it, unimpaired, and to
perpetuate it forever. All your other laws. al
though they might be benefcent, and prOtec-
tive Of human rights and of human liberty,
could be changed but this one unconstitutional
law, so derOgatOry from the rights OF Human
Nature. was singled out from among all the
rest and was to be- like the laws of the Modes
and Persians decree forever.
This was the third act And where are you
now? 1t is only five years since the Fugitive
Slave Law was passed. You have poured out
treasure like water to secure it's execution. The
public police, the revenue service, the army
and the navy, have been at your command, and
have all been vigorously employed to aid in
enforcing it. And still the Fugitive Slave Law
is not executed, and is becoming obsolete. You
demand a further and more stringent law. The
Federal Government must be armed with new
powers, subversive of public liberty, to enforce
the obnoxious statute. The bill before us sup
plies those new powers. This is the fourth act
it is easy to be seen that it cannot be the final
one.
Sir. look with sorrow, but with no anxiety
upon these things. They will have their end
before long in complete discontinue. l abide
the time, and wait for the event. Iperform my
duty the only duty which remains for me now,
in protesting against the enactment of this law
and in expressing to you my conviction that
you are travelling altogether in the wrong di-
rection. If you wish to secure respect to the
Federal authorities, to cultivate harmony be-
tween the States, to secure universal peace
and to create new bonds of perpetual union
there is only one way before you. Instead Of
adding new penalties, employing new agencies
and inspiring new tcrrors, you must so back
to where your mistaken policy began, and con
firm your Federal laws to MAGMA CHARTA, to
the CONSTITUTION, and to the RIGHTS OF Man.
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1866.
From Lake Superior.

Frank f. Collins arrived in st. Paul, q day
or two since from Lake Superior, by the portage
route He left the mouth of Left Hand river on
the Sd of April; and came through in six days.
He found the route pretty good from the Lake
to Avres' Camp: but bad from thence this way.
On what is called the Portage the snow is yet
deep When he left. Lake Superior was firm as
a rock; ice 2 to % feet thick. Very high winds
had been experienced for several days, which,
it was hoped might shake the frozen sea little.
Superior has been known to open as early as
the 18th of April but, from the LIST to the 10th
of May is the period when navigation generally
commences 1t did not close last fall until be-
tween the LIST and 18th of December.
The people in the town of Superior at the
mouth of Left Hand river, were busily prepar-
ing for brisk operations after navigation open
ed
There was a considerable rush of settlers ma
king claims on the north shore of the Lake, in
what is now Doty county. Minnesota. The seat
of justice of this county it is expected will be
located at ST. LOUIS, new town just started on
the north shore of st. Louis Bay, abou: three
miles from Left Hand River, and mile and a
half above Rice's Point. Here they are getting
ready to put up a steam saw mill early in the
spring to cut the pine, maple, hemlock, and
birch timber plentifully growing around. AT
this point, crib dock has been built out 500
feet into the Bay, to niue feet water; and an
excellent landing for vessels obtained: had
thing to get in this shalow-shore bay. Sever
al families are already located at st. Louis
and considerable number of single men. From
| all accounts, we think St. Louis is destined to
rival its great namesake of Missouri, some Of
these many DAYS.
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Election in Wisconsin.

EIcCtlOh HI WISCONSIN,.
CHICAGO, April 7.
Sufficient returns have been received from
Wisconsin, to indicate the election of Hon
Orsamus Cole to the Supreme Bench, vice S.
Crawford. the present incumbent, 10y hand
some majority.
New YORK, April 3.
The Star of the West reached her dock about
half-past seven with 200 passengers and $780,
600 in specie. She touched at Key West on
the 10Th for coal, and experienced severe gales
on the whole passage She connected with the
Sierra Nevada, which left San Francisco on the
9th.
The California news was of little interest.
Business was considerably depressed, and
money affairs very stringent.
The rains continued but owing to the search
ty of coin but little dust had been bought.
Wells Fargo Co.. were going forward as
formerly. 1t is doubtful when Page, Bacon 4
Co.. would resume
At Sonora, the depostors broke open the
vaults of Adams Co, and through a commit
tee paid themselves, leaving balance OF
$500.
Blake, who shot Maury. a contractor at San
Francisco, who swindled him out of $4,000,
has been found guilty of murder, was recon-
mended to mercy.
Nearly every article of merchandise had de-
elined Flour sold at $1,000; crushed sugar
134 l3; Lackaway coal $l3 90 a Is SO.
No news from the Pacific ports
PORTLAND. April g.
Neal Dow was elected Mayor to day. The
vote stood Dow, 1910; McCobb 1880. Four
Dow and the opposition Alderman are elected.
The Council stands: 10 Dow, nine opposition,
and two vacancies
HARRISBURG, April IL.
A bill to abolish the license system, passed
the House to-day by vote of 81 and will now
90 to the Governor.
re- In the Gaines case, at New Orleans. a
new trial has been refused.
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The American House.

This old and always popular hotel of St.
Paul, is, we perceive, furnishing up at great
rate; altering changing, improving, until its
interior looks bright as a new pin; cleaned
reprinted, re-carpetted, and ready to maintain
its ancient position among the first of hotels
and best kept houses in the northwest. The ex-
terror is likewise undergoing improving alter
atons ; and is to be handsomely reprinted one
of those neutral tints now so popular; instead
Gifts present staring, glazing, flaring ,chite