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TEXAS IrEAs.-Thc Nucccs Valley states that
Samuel Colt, ESQ, Of Hartford, Connecticut, tho
P5trntce of Colts rcvolvers, and his brother,
COL Jas. 3. Colt, have made cash purchase of
onc.fouri! Of The town of Lamar or Annsas :
Bay. The Valley anticipates great advantages
10 the country about Aransas Bay from the en- !
terrrisc and capital of these gentlemen.
1t has become quite Il common sight to see
camels and dro,ncA Aarics, marching through our :
streets. The camels are now employed in car
rying Government fr, ight from Powderhoinsto
the depot. They carry the enormous weight of
1000 pounds, and with tie greatest ease. The
sight Of them stampedes all The horses and mules,
thu. come within sigh! Of them. They are GER
tany MOI handsome creatures.
The only distinction the Arabs make between
the camel and dromedary is, that the one serves
|. for the beasts of burden and the other is the
riding nng--Tkc word drolnedary with them
means swift or fleet. A horse, in brisk troll
can scarcely keep np with The camvls when in y
walk. 'liiey aprarcn''y 90 slow. with thpirlong
and measured read but in rr:tlity they are NOV
iag a!org rapidly. Tie dromedaries wi!litlcir
riders aud gorgeous trapp;ngs, move along in a
brisk trot at tho rate OF 100 miles per day.
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LATER FROM EURapE.s.

IIACtFXx, N: S., June 5-The British Maii
Seap ship Niagara, has arrived at this port from:
Liverpool. wilhsHdviccs 10 the oath, ult Tho
Persia arrived at Liverpool on the,24th 3uit.
:, COMMERCIAL lSTELLl EscE.-THo Liverpool
Cotton Aarket;;-@lhe lower grades of Cotton
have declined lSI, but Fairand Afiddling qual-s
ties were sitter. The%sales during tho week
comprised $4,000 bales, OF which spectators
took COCO and exporters 10000, leaving 80, 900
bales of nll descriptions To- tie trade. Fair Or
leans was quoted at I'd, Fair Upandsy y.nt 6ad.
anil M,ldling III l:l6d.. per H.. The stock Of
Cotton announced 10 661500 bales, including
529,OUU Amcric:li. ~
-Four closed Firm ana quiet, and Western Ca.
nal was Gnotel III fr"m 3Os. n $685., md Ohio
lrum 3js 3Is PER l,!d. of 1856 lbs Wheat
had declined ID per 7Jlbs. Germ had declined
from 6iJa Is, AID While was worth from 29s.
Il 3os. per 4S0ll,s. 'rlle wca'h her lad been faYo-
rabIe Tor ngscn!iurl purposes. sG--ss
Lord John Russell gave notice in. the British
Parliament Of lis intention to ask whether The
Government intended TO Interfere between Nica-,
ragua and Costa Rica. The London Times
thinks that England and the Uni:pd States must
combine for the adjustment Of Central American
afalrs, and suggests that tho Car be the umpire
for America. - = 8
The protocol of the Danish, proposition 10
which Russia, Sweden and Oldenburg had agreed
had been published. ,.l'.s.ss5- ...s.5 :
Denmark rcnouEces The Sound and Belt dues,
Tor 35,o0O,O0o -ix dollars, but all the maritime
powers must first assent to Denmark rcserring
the right to treat separately with them. Dem
mark also demands security for the money. The
excitement on the Italian question continues.
Tie British Ministry had again trumphed, ON
the motion ccnsuring the Abandonment Of tie
maritime law touching nentrals. The Russian
successes in the Crimca had been confirmed.
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Irauty.and goilysrsign all around

Wirn buds b~gin 10 orr!l, and birds begin 10 sing
Who can help admiring the beautiful spring.
r0N(rSREE
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Fruits and flowers strongly contrast,
With winters culd anu stormy blast;
And lh. air Is prrGumcd with fragrance u! Howe
ril,.IiS mud hnANerH.
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rock. Water, and spray, and froth wer
dashed over our bodies; and the next md
ment, to our surprise and delight, we feH
ourselves still alive, and seated in the canoe
which was floating gently in still smootl
water.
1t was quite dark, for the torch had bee
extinguished but even in the darkness, wi
could perceive the bear swimming and hounl
0erlng near the boat. To our great satisfac|
ton, we saw him heading for the shore, aal
widening the distance between himself and
us with all the haste he could make. The uni
expected precipitation over the falls had
cooled his courage, if not hostility.
Dick and headed the canoe, now half full
of water, for the opposite bank, which WI
contrived TO reach by using the rifle and on.
hands for paddles. Here we made the littl,
vessel fast to u tree, intending to leave i
there, as we could not by any possibility ge
it back over the fall Having hung our game
out of reach of the wolves, we turned oul
faces up stream, and after long and weari.
some walk, succeeded in getting back to the
post.
Next morning, party went down for thu
vemson, with the intention also of carrying
the canoe back over the fall. The craft
however, was found to be 80 much injured
that it would not hang together during thu
portage, and was therefore abandoned. Thii
was no pleasant matter to me, for it after.
wards cost me a considerable sum before
could square with the old Flathead for hi
worthless dug outs
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speedy adjustment. No difficulty is now an
tcipated on that score, although there has
been no very recent conference, owing to
Lord Clarendon's absence at Paris.
CINCINNATI, March H. The lard oil and
candle factory of N. ID. Ropes Il Co., was
burned yesterday, together with the whole
stock. Loss estimated ut $4,000 Insured
in an Eastern Office for 500, 200.
At the same time the planning mill of Lin
say, Smith a Meyer, at Covington, Ky, was
burned. Loss $25 900 No insurance.
On Friday noon a steam engine in saw
mill at Oakyille, Indiana, exploded, killing
four persons and wounding three others. -
The building was entirely demolished
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TefeEraphic News.

CHARLESTON, March ia large meeting
to promote emigration to Kansas, was held
last night An address and resolutions were
adopted, declaring slavery TO be a political
! element Of this confederacy, and inseparable
! from the present system of Government,
I claiming the right to promote emigration to
Kansas as individuals, but discaiming any
State attempt at armed Intervention in the
the anairs of Kansas. committee was ap-
pointed to collect funds in aid of the cause.
New York, March l7.-About 81 O'Clock
on Saturday night, the Ferry Boat New Jer-
sew. while crossing the Delaware River from
Philadelphia to Camden, caught fire in the
middle Of the stream. There being a great
deal of floating ice in the river. much diff
Guilty was experienced in managing the ves-
sci, and She was finally run upon the bar op-
posite Arch street. 1t is impossible to give
list of the killed and missing, but the FOL
| lowing is compiled from accounts that have
reached us.
Ii accounts fer 81 passengers, 80 escaped,
dead and missing, supposed to be lost %.
The Captain and two mates say there were
from Is to 100 on board; one passenger saws
about go, another 100 to l25 the Captains
statement is propably the most correct, and
will make the list Of the dead a fearful one
indee !. Very many, no doubt, were killed
by the paddle wheels, having jumped or been
crowded into the water forward Of the wheels
while the boat was in motion.
LATER .-PHmADELPHIA, March l7.-Nine
bodies killed in the steamboat disaster on
Saturday night, have been recovered up 10
noon to-day. There are still % missing as
far as ascertained.
THIRD DISPATCH Seven more bodies have
been recovered
Ngw YORK, March 17.-Mr Vanderbilt.
President of the Transit Company, gives no
tice to-day of the withdrawal of their line
for the present until the United States Gov
ernment has had sufficient time to look into
the ontrages committed on their property by
the Nlcaraguan authorities.
The Irish celebration Of st. Patrick's day
to-day is thus far a civi. one, in conforma-
ton with the orders Of Bishop Hughes The
military parade will not take place till next
Monday.
An Intellectual effort was made by the Civic
Societies to induce the military to postpone
their celebration.
WASHINGTON, March l1.-Private intelli-
gence from Kansas states that the Free State
Legislature adjourned over from Lawrence,
the latter being fortified, and the members
fearing arrest were unprotected. Gen. Lane
and Coy Reeder are the prominent candi-
dates for U. s. Senator.
President Pierce has authorized member
Of Congress to deny that he offered Reeder
another appointment to resign the Governor
ship of Kansas.
private letter from high official in
granada says the best of understanding ex-
lists between Gen. Walker and Col. Kinney.
Mr.. Buchanan's letter by the Arabia an
nounees that the feeling in political circles
in England towards the United States is
much modified; the desire for continuance
Of peaceful relations is much stronger than
indicated by the press, and is favorable to q
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From the London Times,
Chased by a Bear.

The following extract from the " Hunters
Feast" forms the conclusion by the sshunter
naturalist" about "Deer Hunt in Dug
Out" He and Dick were after venison in
their canoe by torch light:
. We had scarcely passed this point, when
my attention was attracted by a pair of fiery
orbs that glistened out Of some low bushes
upon the left bank of the river. saw that
they were the eyes Of some animal, but what
kind Of an animal could not guess. | knew
they were not the eyes of deer. Their pc
culiar scntillation, their lesser size, the wide
space between them--all convinced me they
were not deer's eyes. Moreover, they moved
at times, as if the head of the animal was
carried about in irregular circles. This is
never the case with the eyes Of the deer,
which either pass hurriedly from point to
point or remain with a steady, fixed and
steadfast gaze.
knew, therefore, it was not deer; but
no matter what it was some wild creature,
and all such are alike the game of the prairie
hunter.
took aim and pulled trigger. While do
ing SO, heard the voice Of my companion
warning me, as thought, not to ire
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Des Moines county. Continued by agree
ment.
Amelia S. Hollingsworth, Executrix, VS..
Snyder, ct al. Des Moines Co. Continued
by agreement.
f. Henry, ct al, VS.. The City of Burllng-
ton, Des Moines Co. Continued by agree
ment.
James Nickel, VS.. Wright, Evans 4 Co.,
Des Moines Co. Continued.
Jesse Wickersham, VS.. Reeves & Miller,
Lee Go. Reversed and Judgment entered.
Jas. I. Death. VS.. The Bank Of Pittsburg,
Lee Co. Affirmed.
James Beebe, VS.. W. c. Funkhouser, Lee
Co. Affirmed.
Isaac C. Sitton, VS.. Steamboat "Cumber-
land Valley" Lee Co. Continued per agree
ment.
John Bailey, IS. r. r. Underwood, Henry
CO. Affirmed.
Ezekiel Cox, VS.. VIM. Graham, Lee Co.
Continued by agreement.
Isaac n. Safer, vs.. The Burlington and
Missouri X. r., Louisa Co. Reversed,
Samuel F. Miller, VS.. A. B. Chittenden,
ct al, Van Buren, Co. Continued by agree
ment.
Geo. G. Porator, assignee Of Whightman,
VS.. NJ. o. Walker, Des Moines county. At
frmed
Jacob Dwire, vs. Henry p. Kynett, Des
Moines Co. Affirmed.
j. G.. Bates, VS.. VIM. Ruddick, ct al, Lee
Co. Continued by agreement.
Sanford Harmed, ct al, vs.. Wait Price,
OF al, Keokuk Co. Reversed
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Matilda z. Radclif, Guardian, &C., VS..
Marketable Ellis, Executor, &C., Jefferson co.
Reversed.
Hays & Blanchard, VS.. Eli Corby, Van
Buren, Co. Continued by agreement.
Nathan l.. Milburn, VS.. Andrew j. Davis,
ct al, Van Buren, Co. Continued by agree
ment.
Van Buren, county. Continued by order Of
Court.
Leonard ABRAMS, & ux., VS.. Henry S. Fo-
of appellee.
Jane Floyd, VS.. Sherman Moshier, Davis
Co. Affirmed.
James Packard, VS.. Jos. b. Mccoy, Davis
Co. Reversed
Markee i Fitting, vs.. Wesley Meter, Ma
haska Co. Reversed.
Young a Brothers, vs. Starr 4 Campbell,
Van Buren, Co. Continued.
State Of Iowa, VS.. Part Of Lot 233, &C.,
Monroe Co. Affirmed.
Solomon Rushton, VS.. Demosthencs New
ell, Wapello Co. Affirmed
Ira Pooler, vs.. Esdras Swan, Davis Co.
Affirmed.
Michael Pilkey, vs.. Jas Gleason, Davis Go.
Affirmed
A. }. Davis, VS.. \. l.. Milburn, Wapello
Co. Continued BY 'agreement.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Emanuel Baltzell, vs.. James Nosler, Mari
on Go. Reversed.
Madison Il. Laird, VS.. Chas. Ashley, Polk
Go. Reversed.
Ellis Dunsmore, vs.. Fred. Elliott, Polk
Co. Affirmed.
Sam'l Hickman, vs.. Tho VI. Sloan, ct al,
Jasper Co. Reversed.
Henry Rogers, VS.. B. S. Clements, Jasper
Co. Affirmed.
Edwin Hall, vs.. John Manahan, Polk Co.
Reversed.
John Baird, vs.. J. n. Newell, Polk Co.
Reversed.
Nat. l.. Powell, VS.. Western Stage Co.,
Polk Co. Reversed
Benz. +. Allen, VS.. Chas. G. Van, Polk Co.
Reversed.
Christian {. at Pella, VS.. Henry P. Scholte,
Marion Co. Affirmed.
John p. Robertson, VS.. James A. Sewers,
Mashaska Co. Continued.
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xxxIvth Congrcss--First Session
WAsnlNGroS, March L

WASHINGTON, March II.
SENATE.-The River and Harbor Bills were
passed, and the Kansas election was debated
till adjournment.
HoUsE.-Mr. Galloway advocated resolu-
ton to all Of the Committee on Elections to
send for persons and papers in the Kansas
case. He said the country demands full
investigation in order to expose the rascality
by which the will of the people of the Ter
ritory was defeated. While defending Gov
Keeder, he said Gov Shannon had been bur-
led above ground by the people of Ohio, but
the President had put out an angling rod
and golden bait in Belmont County, and
fshed him out, and breathed into him new
life, and sent him out to govern the people Of
Kansas
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n.
Alta Supreme Court begun and held at
Iowa City, in and for the State Of Iowa.
Present the
Hon. GEo. g. WRIGHT, Chief Justice.
VIM u. WOODWARD, rrs.;.os
9 NORMAN W. IsBfLL, "us''oes'
The following disposition was made Of tn Q
several causes then and there pending
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Levi S. Beery, rs. Vim. Miller, Henry Co.
Continued by agreement.
Samuel Gere, rs. John Hayne, Lee Co.
Continued.
John Lavender, rs. jeremiah Smith, hoirs
OF. Des Molnes Co. Reversed on re hearing.
). l. Marshall, ct al, rs. Perry i Reeves,
Lee Co. Continued by agreement.
Isaac n. Safer, rs. Burlington u Mt. Pleas
ant Z. Il. Co., Lee Co. Affirmed.
John Scott, ct al, rs. VIM. b. Ewing, Des
MONIES Co. Continued by agreement.
Michael ID. Wright, Us. Levi ID. Reeves,
Administrator, Lee Co. Petition overruled.
j. y. w. Sunderland, Us. E. II. Cooper,
Des MONIES Co. Continued by agreement.
John j. Jones, Us. State OF Iowa, Lee Co.
Reversed, prisoner discharged, Chief Jus
tice Wright dissenting.
VIM. Bateman, ct al, Us. Jonah Pipe, ct al t,
Lee Co. Reversed.
p. Oswald x Co., as. u, A. Broderick &
Co., Lee Go. Reversed
Rodney Arnold, Us. james W. Grimes, Des
Moines Co. Reversed.
Jacob Weidcr, rs. James McConnaughey,
Des Moines Co. Continued by agreement.
Joel {. Walker, Us. Sam'l u. Ayres, ct al,
Lee Co. Reversed.
Lewis Jolly, rs. Lucinda jolly, Lee Co.
Petition overruled.
VIM ellis, rs. Sarah Mathews, Lee Co.
Re hearing refused.
John ii. Rowan, US. VIM Lamb. Jefferson
60. Re-hearing refused. ~
State of Iowa, r8. Samuel NJ. Trueloek.
Henry Co. New trial granted.
Thos. Ii. Curtis, rs. s. B. Scoles n j. q.
Turner, Lee Co. Affirmed
VIM. PRAISE, rs. Joel Byrnes, Lee Co. Con
tinued
Charles & Blow, "a. d. b. Henderson,
Lee Co. Reversed.
Maria Walters, Us. Washington Union ms.
Som., Lee county. Reversed, Chief Justice
Wright dissenting.
hugh harkins, rs. Edwards & Turner, Lee
Co. Reversed
Marshall Mckee, Us. L. |. Mckinney.
Lee Co. Affirmed. -
John l.. Bizarre, Us. Robert Steward. Des
MONIES Co. Continued by agreement.
Amelia ;. Holhngsworth, Execntrix. &c..
rs. Geo. Snyder 4 d. O. Worrel, Des MONIES
70. Continued by agreement.
Western Stage Co, Us. Martin q WelLar
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Additional news by the Arabia.
FAIR WORDS FOR BROTHER JONATHAN.
4 Hitch an the Peace Conference, &C.

Il Hitch in the Peace Conference, &c.
GREAT BgITATN.-There is some talk Of an
early dissolution of Parliament for change
OF government. The rumor had affected the
funds.
MIR. Buchanan and the Brazilian, peruvl-
an, Mexican and Haytien Ministers were
present ut the Queens Ieyee on the 9th.
In the Commons, Sir De Lacy Evans has
given notice of a resolution disappearing the
course of the Government in having refused
direct offers of troops from Canada, while.
at the same time, abortve attempts were
made to enlist in the adjoining neutral terri
tory of the United States, contrary to inter
national law
The liberal electors Of London have under
consideration whether again to contest the
question of Jewish acknowledgements in the
person Of Baron Rothschild, or to elect n
more servlceable representative.
fRANcE.-Paris is extremely CAV. con-
tinued round Of festivities are given in honor
OF the assembled diplomatists.
1t ~ announced that if Napoleon's child is
a son, the Emperor of Austria will be god
father by proxy, and the Pope will come to
Paris to baptize it.
Washington's birth day was duly celebra-
ted by Americans in Paris
SPAS.-lt is reported that Gen. Concha
will be created Count, or Marquis of Havana.
SwEnEN.-Stoekholm is TO be fortified BY
land and sea, including the Valley Of Maalar
INDIA AND CHINA. - Telegraphic intelli-
gence from Trieste gives advices from Bonn
bay to February 3D. and from Canton to Jan
uary 18th. The Kingdom of Dude had been
annexed.
The Bombay banks had raised their rates
Of interest to twelve per cent
Hone koSc, Jan. l5.-The exports of ten
to date have been fifty four million pounds,
and of silk twenty eig ht million pounds. The
stock Of teas generally is light. Common
descriptions are scarce, and prices of fine
we'll maintained. The rates for silk are also
firm. There is an improved demand for i'm
ported goods, especially metals.
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IHE Digs MONIES VALLEY VINO Is issued from
this Office every Wednesday, has extensive and lin
ereasine circulation throughout the DesMoines Val
ley, well AS IN the rest Of the State and the Uni
ted States, and a medium of advertising Is not
surpassed. subscription price $3.50 per annum IN
advance.
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MrscATINE DAmY JorRNA-This paper
has passed into new hands, and has not taken
position in favor Of Fillmore and Donelson.
as we announced. It carries the Republican
flag, like true and honest friend Of freedom.
So far, no one Of the anti-Sebraska journals
of the State supports the South American
ticket.
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CO Last Saturday morning, about .
O'Clock, q tobacco house belonging to ID. j.
Garth, nj Hannibal, was destroyed By fire,
consuming 4l2, 900 worth Of tobacco
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, Feb. II. - The Congress has not
met to-day; il will sit tomorrow. There is
rumored break up of the Conference, and
considerable agitation in the money market.
From the London Morning ADV, March l.
tits deemed not improbable that the re-
suit of the new moves Of the artful dplo-
matlsts Of Russia may be the immediate
breaking up Of the Conference very large
hitch III the Conference has already occur
red.
Though the fifth point is last Of all, il had
been agreed to take it up first. Ii was ac-
cordlngly on the second meeting of tie Con-
ference submitted 10 the consideration Of the
plenlpotentiarics No sooner had it been
formally laid on the table than Count OrloF
and Baron Brunow took objections to it's be-
ing decided by the Conference. They pro-
posed that 1t should be referred to a Con-
gress OF the representatives Of all the crown
ed heads in Europe, and if so referred they
pledged themselves, in the name Of the Gar
to abide by whatever decision that Congress
might come to. This new and unexpected
phase in the Eastern question has produced
CONSERVATION in Paris, and caused further
fall in the French funds 1t has also sur
prised and alarmed our own Government.
We were informed last night that Lord
Cowley is expected in London this afternoon
to take the instructions of the Government
on the subject.
From the London Times,
4 number of rumors were circulated that
the Conference at Paris had taken GIN unfa-
yorable turn; and as some persons were
ready TO believe that all the precautions that
were taken for secrecy had merely proven
useless against the means of information
possessed by few of the speculative deal
ers in stock exchange fall occurred Of one
per cent, but as the close of business APP
preached, and none Of the rumors put forth
received confirmation, a rally occurred
Looking at the agitation of the London
Stock Exchange, the Paris money market
may be considered to have exhibited great
frmness.
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1HENTIM.
THOS. DUFF, Manager, c. ]. FYFFE, Asst. Mans ger
Thhrsday, March 2Osh. 1850.
In consequence of the very fattering reception be
slowed upon the Melo- Drama Of
Al HENEU N.

La Tour de Ne1le.
Or THE CHAMBER OF DEATH
Captain Beradan, Dufz
iaaitlr Auinay Fyfe
Margaret Of burgundy, Mrs DuGf
The performance xIil conclude with the Musical
Farce Of the
TWO GKEG0RIES.
Mr. Gregory I.vtton
Prices Of Adns .ion-~Dress Circle 80 cents Lobby
20 cents. DJor. openat COCK curtain will rise
NJ II.
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ISOR sALE-0r trade for Iowa lands or keDknl
i City property--A house and lot AZ Walnut Hill
near he city Of Cincinnati. apply To
SMITH VANsICKIEN
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I'D B. SMITH
AVID Is. SMITH. n. b. AssfIkLEs
SMITH * VANSICKLEN,
COM mi ssi ION Ne re ha n
and Real Estate BROKERS'.

NV = VIII Ply PARTICULAR uIIthtUb % EaIes by
w Auction, u Real Estate ~tocks Admnstra-
tor Is Sales &c Will Begotiate Loans, make CoIlec-
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances on Real Estate Merchandise con-
signed for public safe; Will act as ATTORNEYS for
property hoders the disposing Of property, col
lecting of rents, paying taxes de. Will fnan-
clal councillors for all who may need our services
Once on Third street, between Main and johnson
ugy2t
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229 Acres Of Land. 90 under cultivation, near ca
margo. Terms onc-third cash balance IN one, tw'
and three years Apply u
SMITH 4 EANsICKLEN
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TnE LoNpoS QUARTERLY for January has
just come II hand. The table. Of contents
IS quite inviting, but as vet we have not had
time to examine the contents themselves ~
This Review, together with the Edinburgh,
North British, Westminster and Blackwood's
Magazine, is re-rublished By Leonard Scott
Co., New York, Ger Ten dollars per an
mum, Or three FOR any one 81 them sepa-
rately.
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ron SALE.
FOR SALE.

so 1, 1T by rs on First Street, between Main John
son. Also, House and Lot, Of Pirst and John
son. Apply 20 SMITH NANsICkLEN.
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HAVING determined, hereafter, 10 do an exclu-
L siyely cash business in our retail department,
are prepared sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps Bon
nets, DC, at greatly reduced prices. Our stock II
very complete, and we keep nothing but the
best grades of goods always have the latest styles
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are sold on credit. So with your dimes
NE All kinds Of Millinery work done to order,
at the shortest notice
Oct. Is diff. ID. f. HUMPHREY & GAGE
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LN0R sALE-64e acres Of choice land within foo,
L miles If the city. SMITH q yANsICkLEN.
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A LOT in Louisville, hy..t 70 exchange for keo-
"A kuk City property apply e
SMITH 4 yANSIckEN.