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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-09
From the Logan County (o.) Gazette.
READ! READ!

A thorough Exposure ofthe Kansas HumJug
An Old Citizen of Logan County makes
a Gtdtement
Mr. John Hou'z, one Of the Oldest and
most respectable citizens Of Logan county,
has Just returned from Kansas, and makes
this statement.
"WheE first went to Kansas, and as
long as remained there, there was no dis.
turbance came to my knowledge; and my
self and son, while travelling through the
Territory on foot, though we often met with
the SO called "border ruffians," were never
disturbed in the least. | satisfied myself
that the majority OF the actual settlers were
Free Stute men, who were perfectly salts
fed that so long as they attended to their
own affairs, and did not disturb their neigh,
bors, they were free from any disturbance
frcm the Missourians.
did hear thut Lecompton had been burnt
and sacked; but afterwards found that the
whole report originated from the burning Of
shanty put up by nun on claim about
mile from town. lie had built shanty,
and left to bring on his family; nnd while
he was absent some one set fire to it.
There was, also, one murder committed
while was there; but the parties were both
Calfornians, one having returned some
time ego, and the other recently. On meet.
ing, one swore he would kill the other, and
when he left, followed him over rise out
side of town, shot, and il WIS said scalped
him, and carried the scalp away in his pock-
ct. Ii '.' ..
We saw plenty OF f"Border Ruffilns" who
treated us like gentlemen, giving US all the
information we asked them for, we doing
the same in return--so far as we could
when they would pass peaceably along -
So far from the "Border Ruf1ians" interfer-
ing with the Free State men, noticed them
Che Free Stnte men) busilv and cheerfully
at work, on the confines of Missouri; and
not single one that | conversed with had
the least fear as to the final peace and pros
perity Of the Territory. was really aston
ished while on my way back. to hear of The
awful things that occurred, (according to
reporO while was there; when / knew
there was not a word of truth in my Of
them. ..-..... .....
MY beliefs. from what saw while there,
that as many Free State men as wanted to,
might 90 to Kansas and settle, without be-
ing disturbed, or lhcir politics even inquired
about, ifthey would 20 to work, or attend TO
their business, and do nothing against their
pro-slavery neighbors, who were kind and
hospitable, and perfectly willing to. give me
all the information about the country they
could. ........,
The above is plain statement Of things
as know them to have been when was
there, and am sorry that persons should
30 much belle me as to circulate a report
that what l had seen in Kansas had made a
Fremont man out of ME. have this much
to say in conclusion: If / had gone there
Fremont man, would have returned q
Buchanan man. 't"'
| .... TnLJN H0L1TZ
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Not IL Black Republican.

We never entertained very exalted opin.
ion of Tom Corwin, of Ohio; but circum-
stance has occurred during the present week,
which we must confess has raised him our
estimation to very respectable level. He
he was sitting in the McDonough House on
Thursday morning last, conversing with
several Of our prominent citizens, when one
OF the students in the Wesleyan University,
Of the genus Bluck Republican, came in
and addressed him: .... .>.,...
b. r. Student--This is Ex-Governor
Corwin, OF Ohio, l presume!
CorwiD--I have been sometimes address.
edby that title, sir.
d. r. Studcnt--I have the honor Of be.
ina.a committee from the Fremont Club o!
the Wesleyan University, to invite you to
aadsess the Clnb during your, stay in this
city. .ea, T., .e.u.as.t .+Ha.sa ra.u
Corwin--i AN not on a speaking tour
now, sir, l have been travelling East up.
WuEu VI iout WCEhS iG Ih0 ueHShs W "y
health. you will thank the Club, but say
to them they will be compelled to excuse
me.
b. R.. Student--The Club will regre,
exceedingly to have you excuse yourself
sir. They entertain a profound respect fol
your abiltiesias an orator and statesman
and will be very sorry to lose the benefit o.
your influence for Fremont. PITT ' +
Corwin- You are very complimentary
sisiabnts to tell the truth. am moi. a Blacl
Republican ~ have reformed since yo'
probably have heard from me. lcall my
seIfa Federalist now. s7agaoh 2faaaaf
Black Republican student makes hast,
exitpwith very large flea In his ear-' whil'
Corwin resumes conversation. - Middleton
(C.1 Ar2ass 3@ 's sts y os'. T'Hi
{. 81. &.
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4ottrg
The Ladder Of 81. Augustine.
ny n. W. LosorELtow.

NJ n. W. LoNaFELLow.
slrEr AususrIHE well hast thou said,
That OF our vices we can frame
sAsIadder,r N We will but tread
Beneath our feet zach deed Of shame.
sAu common things each days events .'
~ Tint with the hour begin and end; ..He
Our pleasures and our discontents .. ....
Are rounds by which we may ascend.
The low desIre-the base design, ,..f s..
That makes another's virtues less; g.
The revel of the eiddy wine,
Il And all occasions OF excess -
The longing for ignoble things,
The Strife Of triumph more than truth,
The hardening OF the heart that brings
Irreverence for the dreams of youth!
All thoueht of iIl-all evil dceds
That have their root In thoughts Of i'll,
Whatever hinders or impedes ,,.,.- ,... ..
Tho action Of the nobler WILL
All these must first be trampled down ...
Beneath our feet, If we would gain,
~ In the bright field Of Fair Renown,
The right Of eminent domain
We have not wings--we cannot soar ....
But we have feet 10 scale and climb
BY slow degrees-by more and more
The cloudy submits Of our time.
Thy mighty Pyramids Of stone,
That wedge like, cleave the desert airs,
When nearer seen aud better known,
Are but gigantic flights Of stairs.
a The distant Mountains, that uprear
Their frowning fOreheads to the skies,
Are crossed by pathways, that appear
As we to higher levels rise.
Tho heights by great men reached and kept,
Were not attained by sudden fight;
But they, while their companions slept,
WE'RE ToILrNa UPWARD IN THE MONT.
Standing on what too long we borc
With shoulders bent and downcast eyes,
We may discern-unseen before
A path to higher destines.
Nor deem the irrevocable Past.
As wholly wastsd-wbolly vain -
1f rising on its wrecks, at last.
To someth ng noblcr we attain.
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John Quincy Adams and the
Louisiana Purchase.

We call attention of all our readers to the
following article from the Macarthur Demo.
erGt upon the Louisiana Purchase, and John
Quincy Adams opinions on this subject
Let every one read it.
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marks Of Mr.. Adams and then decide whsth..
er the Deuocrstic party is correct or not
in allowing the people Of Kansas aud Ne
braska TO settle the question Of slavery for
themselves.
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uKEEP IT BEFORE THE PEosIE! That
Dayton, the candidate for Vice President,
voted against thearesolutIon TO refund to
General jack son tile fine assessed BY Judge
Hall at the time the British troops sought
beauty and booty by invading New Orleans.
Let the honest, friends Of Old Hickory re-
member this facts ,sSsA q ae"yg' -S'o" 'of
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-09

ETKEEr II BEroRE rHE PEOPLE! Tha,
the present fusion Congress and the Legis
lature Of Ohio have not fulfilled single
promise made 70 the people.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-10-09

FIXED FAcTs.--It is now c lear (says the,s
New Haven Register) that all the' monar-'s
chists and tories in Europe and elsewheress
are against the election Of Mr. Buchananss
and in favor Of Mr.. Fremont This great
fact speaks volumes. Why are these ihings
sol Because Kings, Qneensr mobiles, anls
tories well knoy that when Mr. Buehanap,
is elected, the Uaiop and Constitution will
be preserved, and the republican cause Of
equal rights and self government will pFoac;s
per as heretofore. But If Mr, Frsmonss
should unfortunately be elected, he viii ialEt
into the hands Of dangerous leaders, sacsa
tionalism will be encouraged, and will tend
TO disunion and civil war, which will sblasitl
the hopes Of the friends Of the DsmoerasiNa I
systems
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He wrote December 20, 1890.

He wrote December 70, 1890. ..'H y.
smoothing. however, PreseAted SO tlnreat-
ening an aspect us what is called the Mis-.
souri, question. The Federalists comp pletely
pu, down, and nddesparing Of ever rising again
under Whig and Foryna1nes, devised anew
one. Of slaveKoIdiDg States. which, while it
had a semblahce OF being moral wus at
the same time geographical, and calculated
to give them dsceadency. by debahching
their old opponents to- coalition with
thema9, ,stqa,q a'i 10 bonid -s'it oAi ao9
Morafthe question is certainly moi, Because
the removal ot slaves from one State to ano
thst would never make a slave Of human
=! NEf 1tNV sAN s1t sfHIf FHF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-13

PARADE oy CotoErD Mnr.sY-A New York cores
Pondent OF the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury thus speaks
OF recent parade OF coOrcd military companies la the
first named city;
There vas parade by several negro militia companies
yesterday, which attrscted much attention A. thev
reached the Park the grand marshal Of the occasion noun
'e1 o bon charger, covered With ribbons and rcgaa
sung his feet in the stirrups and projecting his legs
.uny osari opposite points Of the horizon cried to the
band "hoosic.' The big drum sounded and the horse
OF te Grand Marshal cfoot led his neck sideways and
shook himself leugthwsys. The g. NJ exhibited symptoms
OF nervousness but squared himself IN the saddle and er
word OF tender regard TO his horse called loudly dn,
say iGoOsc - ~
Al this delicate hint the trombone bsayed out Ius,y
the Piccsio squcaed shrIy and the big ba. dunn Joined
the eangor, While the horso Of the G. moved back
wards ~ith great roughness AID fapidity came 10
sudden halt and then earorfed while the G. NJ
took an upward tight from the saddle With arms and legs
extended vide, aud teeth fast IN horrible grim IKE
az ebony spread eagle In spasm. On staining an ad
'nde OF about ten feet his legs which appeared 70 have
received additional momentum curled sl upwards and
a. the pointed airiy 10 the kcnh be fc aov-hke upon
,he pavement Fortunately the g. ". srHck Hpoa his
hsad vhieh was able resis, the shock other~i.e he
might have been seriously injured The affair aferuards
passed on without accidsnL
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUsE.

NV, fSn.Aile font.ne kg wm Young, Henrco, las
Dan'op fetershurg 6strvood Winston. DIR ~ n
seson Va PAnlett wytheylls. sR-ps,.ri w..
Bell " BUR-, Richmond; wstues W snirk A. ..n
driA W kimbrouEh, Wade Forid. IT n I.nln.
sPshar Norfolk Porn~st lady ehI en-
Suaitn~d hrnderfon, Tenn Ma wuam,bprg-
CLy.r holland, George. Thurmsn rrlI and
sn, Aoen.rs; be.e Mss Beals, conder
ur Temple Jefferson: Maupn, Mr.
sv q" Va hecue. Guthrie Anrrim w D BEN A t,s1
rson, Augusta Wood.
& snd d.uEh,.r or-nes; Or Graham LeIinstou
ksaey SPRING Mr. Dt0rme family Gr,ce
Csur. Manly. Peruvian legation; Jsi.mon Harp.r
w Crawford Eskrtdge Aunton; Harkett n n K,nt
LOUIS. Harris and Lyneiburr c.Sy
A smith ha Goldborough, Nd, white 'Hnover: wood
ma Sh.r,1e.sssis Carpet fsntln Tate, wyths
Iarevel; w Dean Blair. woodins Ptt.ylvapI. III
a1Hsstep AhsmAris Lowry Bedford Shield King wnis u
Minor, "; Blacklist DR.
siy wilcox and Lady. ciopton LADY, Carries City
. Whittemore, Boston DR. Mason, Rudolf NorfoS
hr, webb and son, sonlti II Gresham. King onren
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON

swr rousDsRF ousRDRFs !, ,s. JOHNSTON,
'' and sscsss Ss s'f,saI SIssssss' ,s' IN IN. World
Jss ss,
Affections xsdS.ys fspson sf ,s ss. .ss Limb
nous, sSs. ir.;.Sn Sos o2 ass: ana AZ
s.S',. 81 yoetA which body and mind ' rs .r
q The mariners Of ry.s.. SaR a,, ,s, ss ,ons
.huP.n'n' yosa yssnss,iIs marriage. Ae. po.v
Who have become ,hs victims v that ar.
~ so:' sssi a. e .' .ss s
a. % nun s Of sioauenes -ak sc.cy living tyr.
= MARRIAGE
..., ~ s r.Sn, o. Young Men contemplating M..s- bs.
soSa % Immediately oon.a Dr. restored to psri
He Who place: himself care Of Dr. Johnston ma, rel,
@ X, s1aTe. @ N bic honor as gen-.n eoaadsny reS
'nned.,ey cured nd FUN yisor re.:ored
ne The Psna mos. ,,assny
apt 10 commit snse..e. ess
I'M deny The po.sr rs d. s .sTs,
ssns a,d nao 10 %psopsr habit. than sy The
symptom. 70 both body .ni arise The .y.s-S
you' debility dy.psp.s pap,aon heart ss
only Ss.S rsSeap rsS1sesp',ss ss;,a.., a
known Prp.I from life .na ~ .S irs sIs ns,y % s
ss sIr tsd ss ARA IN this country yir Francs,
any other Physician Nj. many ~ond.l er sns
.Sas,s .,s.; mos .p. aud as.5 ys = ss
% sseId .nsn The numerous irinns oaiy ruin I
o,no.aSs SOUTH yEEDERICk STREET. len hand I'D. TO-
Be particular In observing narnsr or you v
~ TAXI sorIcK-os.err, tn. nam. q, N. do. ,. w
CURE WARRANTED. OR no CHARGE IN rRoM ONE to
NO MERCURY os %1sskeus pSsS, DRUos USED.
x, DR. JOHNSTON,
es sTG a.a 1Gssss .s. % .ss
fhnaa.pss .ns s p.n 10 the Hospitals Of London. P.ri'
ing cure .ai va. ever kno-n Many troubled ringing The
len sounds; and Of una ssl e.Ss .Hs
A CERTAIN DISEASE
wssS ss ,Ss is.d % and nd %psSsn.
sa aa an spPas ss !: ,sS:. % shame
ss I 'a ,ns MIN, dsAyns u, te constitutional ,yPtOns
moss. nocturnal as. he 'Ssa Ss n ,a SseT.,a a 'sEy
s and ss. on the shin bones and bOtehs
victim q t .at d Z, o, s bone, Of ,e nose fall h and q,
:, .rs.i bourne from whence no traveller rv,urn..-
the noss VI ,as o Pess. himself Z.
asnd ss and py su. and ID An ans he can
iis-xs< ''e@A =" -''s hofr''
Us. melancholy thousand. fan victims Z, ,h. s.ds
that dreadful poison sne
and either send the unfortunate ansy grave or
' e-' T TAKE Ili "i'iIs11s PARTICULARS NOTICE
,n9 ST ,sdrss n those Who have BY priv.
-s are soms OF the sad and snehoy produced by ear
he Of Sight L Of Ma.r S.st PossT ssa L rS
% Sss hea py,psp:a Nervous Irrab, he d
The fearful eject, on tn. ,iHa iMaESfALLY, LY,,-
Ioy confSsOn Of ideas. Oppression spri. Forrbons,
som. ~ ~, Yi si pras Love OF Solitude rmdy, &c,
Of persons Of an judge the eau
and smaeiad have appearance about lie eyes cousi
and symptoms Of consumption. 49, e
MARRIED PERSONS.
or hos contemplating marriage being physical
immediately consult Dr. restored 70 p-r
learn; M ;ou>sro.,.. -
DA- ''nNsioSs iN'iGORArING REMEDY FOR oRGANk
WEAKNESS.
Ihs great and Important remedy the
,py esrsd and fall vor restored thousand.
Who had lost all hope, Immediately
neatof Nervous TrxInpss Ard -
kind
Y0uFG MEN
habit -
% VIC shs.s OF rheh are nsty felt when asexp, and II Do
siy .hand 1mposoe and destroys both mind
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GIislis, GALLERY
f0R PATENT
AMBROTYPES AyD pIIOTOCR pus

N"E sutrCRibkk having fitted up n rooms In elegant
syir s Cornhizn Hall, prepared wait ON IN. puI,
ue s< furnish them with price,
The Ambrotyr~ being heme'icay between two ta..
pened glass lby Sich secures rd
sna oe.ain-s the mprrs.i"n proof against Of water o
.ehs or The variations of climate
only Kind OF picture that will time They
DC uken from the sse Of full lie miniature and In
e quarter e INN. OF the Dsguerrroiype They
sa w seen 70 any i, engraving very suta
TOT rms iockets. aud large Frames. as we'll Cases
e huee popularity Of the Ambrotyps
Commercials viii yarnI,
" often sold Tor Anbrotyp-s Name witout
mt stamp The public
,ni lnth ' " ~ y /. s,ngI mi s"'
Rlehm"nd, January 20, 1859. ~
SANiNGS INSTITUTION OF RICH unSD
vhe. Ienos 10 tt store Christian Lathrop,
III consequence OF the resignation Of David Crane
Christian was unanimously elected been ~
mved 10 the sorr Of Christian Larop, deposits m
feeess oh which interest Of on ali uu,
remaining deposit six months longer per cent for
shorter period. - ~ w ="
THIS Institution ha. been In existence ~eHiy eight years. ha
loaned eight millions dollars Suspended -bt
never lost one dollar failed any crrtInate when iu.
JOHN THOMPSON, President
WIN n. CHRISTIAN,
mfht-ny HUGH W.
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MEHsLLO IRON PIPE WOnKs.
.sr MERRILL & JAQUES.
....p. y. T. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.

ENEKAL NGkNT Tor
roe.ceo Goods Ae, Ae. No ssocEoE RcsroSp Va
leave 10 return his tie public
t The very liberal PATRONAGE bestowed during bne
eonnseuons With As<sr. Booker Watkins. city,
speetniiy sts continuance hause In thns
ing .n ue ueafrr Of bushes. Alone M,
business at IN. iut-r.., M e, ~.- n,
faithfully represented - s '
"e"'N"'s W P'"ieee wv
kyrn 10: Messrs Lewis Webb Son. wassw ort Turner c.
~ 'ehn booner Esq Nchmood John NJ. Ot.y, Hq
Jones' L,ynchhurg. i-ss
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EaHrHoUsES ~ EeYTr.-According 10 teegraphic dcs-
patches received At hsrseer severe earthquake had
been f throughout nearly the whole Of Egypt Az Carlo
two iundred houses throun down. Most Of the In.
haossn,s vere eneamped outside the waIs There had
been tile loss Of Ne Shocks had been et al smvru.
.na IN the Archipelago Rhode. vas spdrslJ dsvss,a.
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MARKETS
BALrrxoRr Now la -Fian,

BALTIMORE, Nov l2-Fiouri is steady. Wheat has ad-
vanced 2a3 cts. Corn is dull 49,
NEW YORK Nov. l2.-Stocks frmer Virginia Ga
s2t Flour Is advancing Sales Of STATE at o. 5n.6 co.
southern steady Wheat advancing Sales Of chit. at
sl.66al.7O; red 81 l.55al6O. Corn i quiet.
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p.ssensers psocedns avrs m,
ou'er route. Tor ue economy sf time and money -
rAssAon rHok pTosa
second do. eco -e' o-4o"n' siio:
Al letters and Newspapers through Post ONE,
sailing ' - 'Ne'' ''Se'ea on the aay
'"' "esh' OF passage, apply 10 G. n. SAND
III Soufh william st., NrwY York
@. A HE1NEKEN q Co. Br.meo
80, ,x., CR0SKEF co, ,southampt.n
yAt-DlWI wN. IHELTN. uayrr
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PENNSYLyAyJA

HAnklsRuno, Nov. l2.-The official vote Of 6t,v.6x,
connte' IN this State give the following result Burb.n
zIS,oli' Fusion lso,tI2; Fremont I37 7vO; Flmor,
heard from ~ '" 10
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A POWERS only e.p ret. and ,
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS

VuHn undersiened engaged nsnuf.cturs of s..,
m,sas snd Doors. Of The best quality of material ao1
vortmauahp. a lov prices s.ct.f
promptly executed Persons orIertnr asse n,. =, 80
nom Ne b. mall. assured of Fsns a. ,oc ,o,s
N e,,.on essas don. very loS, sny suauy u es..
49, tna m y degnated Consanty hand 10 ~ ia M nv
and By 10 s.sh gssetslso ne 49,.
s.is iisA'''s ssess hsssns hill', Richmond, Va.
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POLITICAL soUABBLE

"ns"ros, NOV 1.-THE deliberations Of The Jack
, % Drmocr.nc Association eIcitingIy DISTURBED
.s. night ey hostile demonstrations the part o. -me
OF It's members, growing OF differences relative On ,h
OF The committee To make srr.ngenssts or
celebrating the Democratic triumph -
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GALE AT RIIERAIn

BrFyALo, Nov lO.-A very -ev.re gals ou,cu,,.a -
ON Saturday which caused much dam.ge, unroofnr ,hs
state Line railroad depot and several other bu3ing,
and prostrating the telegraph wires SNs-'
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sNUFF AND TOB ACCO.
+ E r RILLARD.

MANUFACTURER
No. ~ Chatham street New York
SSuCCEssORot PErKR LoHuIARp oa-r. N, 81. ii.
- kinds of SNUPf and rOBACCOs la general usr yor n.
ar APhcs CussKSr can be obtained by
rus Establishment Is Of the Kind In h- Init,
nsis-iy w.
II tMHAhN OF WIT, ROMANCE ANDHaCI-
S,o oeng uansiAiions from the French, edition. bau.
utuy Illustrated Catalogues enclosing thrscsn,
stamp s,,,rs, u,ree-ceh'
"iN---oh-lNJ Box f2l0, New York, p o.
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LOCK ET a. DENNIS,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

1874 Sired 6st.eesn Nam GAd Cary,
RICHMOND VA,
ii ANk in storr and for
- II Alot prime family Bacon, hogr round
lot prime Western Bacon. clear rib aide.
lot Todd's scAnv Han
hackerel. Halifax aud rue Herring.
laguayra, Rio and ibo Cunre
Java and Mocha do
n o., T. X. and yvlos sugars variou, grade.
Cole, crushed pawd aud Loaf Sugars
p, x and Cnba Molasses
Reh led Lard, la pals
Marshalls Salt. ane
Aismantne, and talow Cande.
Black, brown and fancy Soaps
Pure cider yin-gar
Old bourbon, old rye and reetihcd Whisky
Old peach, old apple aud French brandy
Madeira, PORT aud Malaga Wines
Porter. pints aud quarts
Painted Baeket-. Tubs, Brooms
Cotton rwine, Hackng, &c, &c
AlSO-Peppcr Ah>picr, Tho
ana black rets Numegs, Starch Ginger r,o
grocery store '' ~ 81 =
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MILWAUKEE, Nov ls.-Premonts majority q Car %
hes,d rom l2soO The remaining counties win pro-
badly increase it to II, 900.
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LARUs a SHINE,
AOOTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERcHANTs

a
AUCrIONEEts AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
~ hIfn street. RicAnnOad Va
~ILL give their undivided An.
" Personal Estate sale Of Household Furniture scE Cds
sc &C sso, special attention on saturisva ~ uo.
Cows, Carriages, Wagons, &c, Ao " ""''e''
ss,p sonan,y on hand The lsgs, stock Of
FurnitnTe 70 be found IN this consisting In p.r
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
DO 40 N.rblr - u.h....-. - ,,..
Sidebosrds and wasnstands s'' ~ SA'"ees'
splendid Spring Seat Sofas Tc;e = T-tes Dix.n. .,a
sprinE Saat Paror, Cane aud Windsor Ch.rs - 's'-
-. spring Curd Rockers, Sociables whatDots
Also beautiful assortment
general assortment of Housekeeping go0is -N' =
The city and country trade exap. cu,
a. - -. dSsfnnedi 70 sei Al very advance on ost
Ia JAhEs n. sHINE
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ILLINOIS
WISCOySI

Dunrerr, Nov. l2.-T~enty counties officially
heafd ne irom give Republican gain Angus, election
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NUMBER II6.
NEWS BY TELEaRApHF :

~.
NEw ORLKASs. Nov. IL Tn. ss~.mer r,ncs...s g.,
'usr 9th dates to the oth hes arrived n, ny
uous accounts o the battles Gransa and nss,.va a.
any eonnrfn~d -Wsksrs position still more favor-
the health and spirits Of the amy -e,e eIceIrus
Tue dates from San Francisco by this arrival A., On Tho
18th ult - ~ W tno
raoe Was active shd the mining prospects usr, spod
senator Weller was pro-trat-d BY severe TIuess
The Indian troubles In Oregon threaten To 49,.
more serious Governor Stevens, vho had advanced 10
ne ana ALA country 10 negotiate peace ss Obliged
re'urn ~ the entire country north and east of Dsv,
nSer vas In the possession OF the Indians
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ANDREW WINDS 4
AkkfIoAx:o<xzDL1S.k kURoPExN a HxST G1Dkxs
ADvEHTislNG 4 sUasScR IeTuOH OYgIck.
No iss Hassss Street. nsxi door % Has-ra Ea.f -.'
NEW r0Kx. =
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DEATH OF GEN BAyKHEAD ,
WASHINGTON, Nov. i2--Gen James B,nkhe.a NJ ,h
Array. formerly Of Virginia died in Raisn:r. Isss
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ALHEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
m, =, ,,- ,pLuNclPAl 0ffick CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
ChAkIEhkD CAPITAL SiO0,000-CASH FUND sl25 900
Nhs INSURANCE. In town county Marine In.r,ne.
nay DC ELECTED on the favorable
a. AL Losses promptly arranged
"a. STOKES co., No So Pearl street
sn&s for Richmond Va
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sTEAMBOAT ExPfrsIov

ALo botrALo Nov lo.-The propeller Wisconsin. from
ogdensburg to Chicsgo with q fun load Of m.rrs.,,s
anu HIty psengers. burst her chimney ye.ssrI.v
on 'rand kiver. Csnsds -calding deck hand f.s.I,
e"e ~ 'o-ed back 20 Port Coiborpe from whence the