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Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

We deem it a service For which our friends
viii thank US to direct attention to the amazing
success attending the use Of Hurley's Sarsapa-
rilla. Day by day 1t increases in public favor,
combating disease Of the most obstinate and in
vsierate character. and considered by the facui-
ty the safest, best and mostpurifying medicine
that can be taken during spring and summer.
he cures effected in This city and vicinity
would, If narrated, seem 10 border on the fabul.
Gus, bui numerous well authenticated certif-
Gates place the matter beyond question in the
mind OF sny reader. Call at the store, procure
a few bottles, and do not fail to use il. -Loais.
Courier.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

Dcvin & Bro, are again in The market
v,ih q large addition 10 heir Dry Goods
Department. ID & Bro, are illustrating
NE priaciple Of low prices and Ready
Pay. This 10 The secrei OF Their lsrgs
ssles. They can repienish oi,en Re
cause they have The money to do il with
- nimble sixpence is better than . slow
shilling 10 the buyer. A. we'll rs TO The
caller. See their Ad sertiss ment.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

Al. Graves, has lately been called by
he ciuzens Of Wapello county TO the
affice Of School Fund Commissioner; buI
u Gl!l be seen by bis nnouncemsn' in
s1no,her column that re 10 sill interesting
kimself about The understandings Of The
public in tie way Of Boo.,. Shoes, and
Leather. a new and very complete stock
= HIGH he has jus, received. Mr. G has
nade am pie provision. and he has a5un
dan, capital, and The requisite experience
. carry on This important branch Of bus
mess in \ manner snd upon. a scale sat
isfac,ory To me public and profitable IL
tinself.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
Republican Declaration Of
Principles.

ApoprEp BY THE rrrTsBURGH CONVENTION
/. We demand and shall attempt to secure
he repeal of all laws which allow the indro-
auction OF Slavery into territories once conse.
Grated 10 freedom, and will resist by every con-
sttutional means the existence of Slavery in
any OF the territories Of the United states.
!. We will support by every lawful means
our brothers in Kansas in their constitutional
ana manly resistance 10 the usurped authority
e. their law.ess invaders, and will give the fui
weight Of our political power in favor of the
Immediate admission of Kansas TO the Union as
) free, sovereign. independent SUITE.
3. Believing that TIE present national ad.
ninistration has shown itself 10 be weak and
faithIess, and that its continuance in power is
Identified with the progress Of the slave pow
sr 10 national supremacy, with the exclusion
81 freedom from the territory, and with in
crossing civil deco,d, il Is a lead ng purpose
of our organization TO oppose and overthrow It
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How strange it is that people will suffer on,
from day TO day, and week to week, with torn
enting pains, and not apply a remedy, when il
is within their reach; and 1t is equally strange
that men will let their hsrses die Of the collie,
when a medicine may be had which will give
relief; some Of the finest horses in the land
have been ruined by founder just for the want
of proper treatment. Now il sascsrtained by
numerous individnals, that GilImores Turkish
Linemrnt" does cure pains of all sorts, that il
never fails TO cure collie, and that founder is
cured in a few hours. You win like it Il you
try il.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

E. M. WELL's medicines are very highly
recommended, and bid fair to rival all COM
p~etitors. We advise families to keep the GEa-
MAN LINEMESr and GERMAN PowpER by
them to use when wanted. The inventor it i.
said used them some forty years in his private
Practice with Astonishing success. assThey are
tried, reliable, and scientific remedies,'' is The
evidence Of hundreds who have used them.
Address orders, Z. M. Wells,
81. Louis, Mo.
Charles Lawrence, Agent.
Ottumwa, iowa.
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Neighb0r offers a valuable lot,
on From, Stree. adjoining the Mill prop
ATTY Of llendiie q Co , aud near the
een,re oil business. Tor sale: This lot il
Icifered upon very low terms. W. rec
eommend those wishing TO make a good
ayes,men, TO give Ibis offer early sl,en.
ion, as i, will no. remain long in mar
NJ.
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HOUSE.

Af'er dePaie The proposition 10 appoin,
q third committee of conference on the
deficiency bill was adopted, alter which
a discussion ensued on The resolution.
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MITCHELI,S
MAP.

NEW NATIONAL MAP.
THE celebrated map publisher. Mr.. Aucvs.
i rus MITCHELL, has receitly issued q new
map, which is one Of the most important and
comprehensive in contents Of any map hereto
fore given to the public.
ltembodies information Of the late explo-a-
tons through onr western territories on a full
scale, and also The route Of DR.. Kane and his
winter q ~iarters, and gives a map OF the Sand
witch Islands on a much greater scale than in
any other publication. 1t gives US a correct
Idea OF our Union and its immediate surrouDd-
iEgs. All tie routes over the Isthmus of Pana-
ma and Tehauntepec, and the projected railroad
from Vera Cruz to Acapulco, across Mexico,
are laid down, and the disputed boundaries of
the Mosquito territory, Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA are defined with much care. The Central
American portion Of the map is particularly
valuable, and taken from the most authentic
sources. The steamer routes from New York
to Mexico, Central America and the West In
Ties; the different lines projected for railroads to
the Pacific, the Gadsden boundary line, and oil
Inc new territories of Utah, Kansas, Nebraska,
Washington, Oregon, sc. are laid down with
great precision. The statistical tables, the dis
lance table, the Census OF every county in the
United States. will be found extremely valuable.
! This is a map absolutely necessary for every
man who intends to keep pace with the stirring
occurrences Of the timss. Hugh s. McAdams
has been appointed agent for this County, and
the only person of whom they can be obtained,
and intends to give every one an opportunity to
procure this map, by canvassang The county,
AS Mr.. Nc A. is a citizen Of this County, and
known to be a man ofhones y and integrity, the
public viii have no hesitation in placing implicit
reliance in his representations.
r M m Q n dations.
Agency City, April, %. 1856.
The undersisned, having examined the above
pnblic as the fullest latest and best executed one
have seep. iA =
DIS j. G. MITCHELL.
sa II. DREAMER.
A. MARSH.
~ u. G. Ramsey.
FLUTES. vI0LlNs. ACCoRDEONS and
- wv = a &
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Meeting of the State Medical soci

ety.-Phy sicians throughout, the Co, n
Try. are requested TO take notice ,hat the
Mate Medical Society will hold us reg
ulsr annual meeting p, Ot:umwa. d.
~ ednesday. the llth Of Jur next.
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Rcpublican Congressional Con.
81 yentiOn.

s The Republicans of the First Congressional
District of Iowa, are requested to meet IN Con
Sen,ion at Ottunwa, Wapello county, on The
y tJhursday the 5th day of June next, for the
,sN-.Spo.e Of nominating a candidate for Con.
lkress. for said District, and TO attend to such
Sther business as may come before il. We re-
sommend tina, the several counties appoint
h. ice the number OF deleg.t ties 10 the CONVEX
lion a. they have members in the State Legis-
tature. VIM. LESLIE,
j. II. NEEDHAM.
y s. MCFARLAND. Committee.
l.. MULLER,
:. W. SHERMAN
81 April 30th, 1856.
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DgrRorr, Nav O.,

sr, DEIRUIT, Way ".
The De,ro:t Light Guards we're called
out Yesterday afernoon by The sheriff
TO keep rhe peace. James Sharlock was
to have been tiied for a vIoia.ion Of Me
Liquor Law. bn. The case wss c 'n,inu,d
nnul !" day. No further trouble ant,c,
Pa'ed: Sc vsrai arrests were made
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knbrotypes.-l. should be known
AT FOREMAN il beating The world

knbr0typeS.-h shonld be known
s2Aai FOREMAN il beating The world
Ambso.ypes. He has taken some { he
|os, perfec, pic.ures we ever saw. We
ks delighted beyond measure with one
he, taken Of GU, better half. Wouldn''
take /, mine 10 California for it. Call a,
Forem,n's Studio over major 4 Bros.
Store and our word for il you will cay
ina, Ambro,yping is the mos, astonishing
discovery Of the age.
Hon Wn. j. McAlpinc, the able and
oentlemsnly consulting Engineer Of The
d. n. 4 r. Co. has laid W under obi.
f%ations for the Annual Report Of the
Railroad Commissioners Of New York
work Of s52 pages Of valuable Railroad
. 'a,is,ics.
The Osage Orange. We les'n by :
3ommuuics,ion Of Wm NJ Allison in the
commereiaL, has stood the effects Of ths
Sast severe Winter remarkably vel!
= much 20 as to justify the confidence
itch has iheen placed':n this plant a
k6ap.ed in this climate 10 hedging par'
poses.
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w M r IL d,

100000 Shingles in exchange for Goods also
Butter, Eggs, Flour, Meal. Bacon, Tallow,
Beeswax, Fiaxsaei, Feathers, and home made
Linen. C.. LAWRENCE.
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New Watches
] E W E Z R Y

.oSI received BY Express.a splendid lot
Oh nne Goid and Silver Watches.
ALSo-a large and splendid lot of iipe
oold 'eweiry, con sisting in part Of Eard-
ops. breastpins, Cuffpins, Masou's and
Uddieiiow's Pins. Finger Rings, Silver
lhimbles, Gold Pens, &C., besides anv
amount OF Portmonaies, Pistols. Watch
Chains. Guards, Razors, Hair and Tooth
brushes. and in fact a full and complete
stock ofgoods belonging to the Line.
Cheap FOR CASH Is the MORO,
- watch and Clock repairing done
up with neatness and Dispatch.
81. Q. A. BRADSHAW.
ottumwa, March, 18th, 1856. noAtf
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"AWAY WITH
AAulterated PalntKng."
To the Citizens Of Onumwa and
Hnneuo (Iounfe,

Wapelo County.
THE undersigned would respectfully say ia
the above citizens il they want DURAsLE AHn
FINE FINISHED PAINrING done, they had bet
ter give HIN some Encouragement Of the FACTS.
Hands win be sent to the country, at any
time requested.
T. WORK wARRENTED TO Owe sATls
FACTION. J. s. HUMPHREYS.
May Sth, ~'56-nll-tf
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A. HEUVEL, M. d.

Nakes pleasure in announcing to he Citizen.
Il OF O'tumwa and vicinity, that be Aas mevsS
ms ONCE apstairs above Streets Store vhershe
Will ever Be Found ready to attend to aay can 4.
IS line, except wher absent d. orofes ,io n.lln.
ness: He respectfully solicits q share Of the
public patronage. "s
April Sd lS56-No I w
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JkAy 1'Ros. May 0.
The leak in the Champlain Canal has
been stopped and he caoal is again nav.
gable.
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Sherif's Sak.

RY virtue Of an Execution TO me d;rect.s
u from the Office u the clerk OF the Disfr;et
Court OF Wapsllo County Iowa, I will o6sr -
sale at public auction at the front door Of NJ
Court House, in the Town or Ottumwa, on Sal.
lrday, the 3lst day Of May A D. 1855 between
The hours prescribed by law, the following de-
scribed Real estate, to-wit: The north half OF
,ns north west quarter and the north west quar-
twenty. one (2l) in Township number Ssventv
one CID north OF Range Fiftssn (i5l West.
and State Of Iowa. ~'
Taken in Execution as the property Of Frsa.
erick Bolinger and Lively Bofingsr, Il ths sn;t
OF Abraham Marta. Terms Of sale go - ~
WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS, sheriff
per JOHN ;. WooD Dep,y. Sheri6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

TESTIMONY OF A "FREE STATE" MAN-The
Herkimer county IN W American contains long
letter from anti slavery man in Kansas. After
giving some account of the outrages by the Aboli
tionists, he says:
81 am not pIo-slnvery man. but | do despse most
heartily, this hot headed meddesorne spirit, which
extensively exists in our country. 1 honestly be.
leve that the Abotonists of the Territory are the
occurred here-at least, tar nay humble know
ledge extends this is positively l 90 about my
own business, and have fears of being mol, sted
do think there 10 the least danger of any person
being moles ed who wishes to have peace III the
lawiess of both parties That fear danger. hesitate
not to avow my principles, (which slaves and
no tree negroes in Kansas) even to Missour whe
pass my house almost daily and they say that every
man has right, In this country, 10 his own views
and they have disposition to interfere with any
posed, but despise highway robbers and Abolition
lists"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

SEVERE STORM On Tuesday last, says the Alb.
ingdon Virginian, about the middle of the day, we
had an old fashioned chunk of storm. For halt
an hour the rain fei interspersed with hail stones
here and there Ms If poured from buckets and the
consequence was, that every street in town look ed
like u rushing river. A heavy wind, with light
ming and thunder prevailed, the former tearing up
trees, severiDg limbs scattering the tin and shin
giles from some of the houses. and the lightning
struck the mill OF Judge Hopkins two miles ives,
Of town. setting it fire. and prostrating couple
of men in the building The damage was not se
rious The path of the storm was narrow, but the
to the earth as if a scythe had passed through
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

correspondent of the Richmond, Va, Religious
Herald, says that the company of Chicago emi-
grants recently arrested and disarmed at Lexing-
ton, Mo, had boasted on the boat at Waverly, Mo g.,
that If necessary they would take the city of Lex
ington on their way to Kansas This news reach
ed Lexington before the boat, by a young man
who got off at Waverly and rode across the coun.
try. When the steamer came up, about midnight,
an immense crowd was on the bluff A committee
demanded the arms and obtained them. This
committee represented only about dozen armed
young men and half grown boys. But they eff.
fectualy frightened the abolitionists by their
boldness and the assertion that they had cannon
in position on the bluff and 1000 men on the other
side of the riYer--neither of which WAS fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

ANOTHER BRITISH CONSUL IN TROUBLE
Strange reports are published in the New Orleans
papers concerning summary process served upon
Mr.. Muir, the British Consul in that city. 1t ap
pears he was travelling on board the steamer Nj
agara, bound for Cairo, in company with French
lady, when the other ladies took exception to their
conduct and sought redress from the captain The
Briton and the fair daughter of France were re-
quested to leave the boat. and on their refusal to
do so the parties were put ashore at woodward in
one of the most desoiate and inhospitable bends OF
the river above Memphis. The ladies' of New Or
leans intend to present testimonial to the captain
of the Niagars
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THE SAFE OF THE ATLANTIC.-A correspon
dent of the New York Commercial, writing from
Aurora, OH Lake Erie. says the story recently pub
lshed in the Detroit Advertiser, and extensively
copied into other journals, giving an account ol
the raising of the safe of the steamer Atlantic
and the pretended revelations of the diver, who
saw ciinging to the rigging beautiful females
dressed for banquit, and mothers and children
lying around on the decks. as lifelike as but yes
No diver entered the cabin the safe being taken
out of the office. The steamer Is covered with
md
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

LONGEVITY "A colored woman, named Sarah
Long, died in Toronto G. W., on the 10th ult. aged
l20 years. She was q native of New jersey but
had resided in Canada for the last 20 years In
Charleston, S. c., on Sunday, Nelly Scrivens. q
free c0lored woman, died at the age of 100 years,
having been in full possession of her faculties up
to two months before her death,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

MAINE REPUBLICAN, CoNvENTIoN.--The Re-
publican State Convention OF Maine held at
Portland Tuesday, was attended by 200 dele
gates, representing every town In the State. Hon.
Fireman ii. Morse, of Bath, presided On the
first ballot fortGovernor, Hon. Hannibal Iamn re.
csived ,O62 votes and his nomination was then
made unanimous by acclamation. Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the nomination Of Fre-
mont and DAYTON.
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INoNpATioS AT SHIRI sY, MAss--The damaes
py Isuseo Dy the breaking away of the dam of the
nsseivoir Company, at Shirley, Mass, was con
snes.1le. s h.; The Hood carried away six dams and
the svs, M.sSm. situated between the reservoir and
Hard; "a and blacksmith shop, were also swept
on. Inc damage is estimated between ten and
twenty thousand dollars, besides the loss of work
curing ! .ne next two months. Half of the reser.
Shakers v" Ao~ oy tno
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HoNoRABLY DIsCHARGED.-Two young law
ysrs of New York, named Gregg and Nichols,
who were arrested some days ago, on a charge OF
administering poison to Mrs. Price, have been
honorably discharged, there being no evidence
against them. Mrs Price il considered out of dan.
GER
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PENSACOLA AND MosTGoMERY RAILROAD
The Pensacola (Floridal Gazette learns, from . re-
liable source. that the Montgomery and Pensacola
Railroad Company propose to build the entire
length Of the Pensacola & Georgia Road to the
the Internal Improvement Fund to which the road
s entitled and the lands lately granted to the road
nv Congress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

HALL IN THE WILDERNEss-The ceremony of
In wing the corner Of tue ii all of the MINES
ota Historical Society was celebrated in ST. Paul
ON the cath nit, by q grand procession, banquet,
&c Professor Maury and several other invited
quests were present.
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CoMPROMIsED.-The Kingston Canada Whg
states that the feud existing between the two
bodies of Orangemen, in Canada, exists no louger.
The two Grand Lodges met recently, under their
respective Grand Masters, and came to an AMIGA
bic arrangement
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SQUIRREL HuST.--A squirrel hunt recently
came off IT Columbus, Warren county. Pa
The number Of animals killed was 5OlO Of
which there woodchucks 363; red squirrels 200.
chipmucks" 2400; black squirrels 466 The
balance was male up Of porcupines, coons, hawks,
blackbrds, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

=, william Molony committed suicide in jail at
sane.
The Smyrna, Del, Times contradicts the rumor
In regard to the death of the Rev. Mr.. PotterfieF
Inc legislature of Connecticut has appropriated
tnree thousand dollars in aid of the Pilgrim monu.
ment at Plymouth.
The Germanians are about to give concerts at
Newport, I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

SINGULAR BEQUEsT.-MIs Susanna Oliver ced
~ years, ed in Rockingham county, N c Gu Sat.
urday last. For several years past she had been
using crutehes, and previous to her death request
ed that one crutch should be placed at the head and
the other at the foot of her grave, which request
was attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

LARGE EMIGRANT TRAIS.-The largest emf
grant train Of the season passed westward, over
.ae New York Central Railroad, on Thursday
.nstnoon There were twenty passenger cars;
s sno among the emigrants were TAO Morinons bound
eo sor Sait Lake, the majority of whom were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-11

The New York Supreme Court have denied the
motion for new trial In the Forrest divorce case,
and the matter Is forever set at rest.
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MILLINERY.

Ab0 NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
SD-MADAME SON, Fashionable Mil
N4SA liner takes the pleasure of informing lt1X -
80 the Ladies that she has received from ~
Paris and New York elegant assortment of Bon
nets Cans Head Dresses, &c, which really beau
tiful and exceIs anything of the kind that has
been offered in this cty and as the season il now ad
yaucing she IL determined to sell at very reduced
prices To those who intend going to the Springs,
opportunity offers of getting Head Dress or Cap
Of an entirely new pattern at exceedingly low prices
street, Fashionsble Millinery Establishment
10 9l-Imk
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THE EXPRESS RoBBkRs-White, Ayres and
King-haye been sentenced TO five years impris-
onInsnt In the Michigan State prison.
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SAVINGS INsTITUTIONs


HENRICO SAVINGS BANK ..-(Dffice pt
IL the store of smith, Rhodes Co No. % Pearl
street, Richmond, Va. where deposites will be ra-
ceived, ON which an interest of SIX PER CENT will
be paid all sums remaining on dsposite six montbs
or longer, and five per cent. for shorter period
ChAS. 5. MILLS, Prest.
n. ~. nHenEs, rreasr. my 2--Sm
METKOPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK --
1Vl The METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
chartered by the Legislature receives upon
which interest is allowed at the of per cent if
remaining six months, per cent. for less time
e Office at the store of Messrs cambridge &
Hart. GEORGE 1. HERRING, Pres't
WIN. G. cambridge, Treas'r
je9-3m* JAMES G. CHENERY. Sec'y
CONIMEKClAL SAVINGS BANK--Ch0r
~ tered by the Legislature of Virginia December
nth, 1853-Capital, $5O,0O0.-This Institution re.
ceves deposits. which interest is paid at the rate
of 6per cent. per annum if remaining deposit six
months, and per cent. for shorter periods.
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES, Treasurer
TINHE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
Il chartered by the Legislature of the State is now
prepared to eve deposits of money of any amount
over five dollars on which will be paid six per cont
interest all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer and for a shorter time five per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer T. b
Stsrks, at the store of E. B. Spence, corner Main
and lSsh streets, or with either Of the officers.
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL. President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
fell C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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The Republicans OF the sixth Congres.ionai
Fan and in the Eleventh, J. u. Petit, Esq.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A destructive FIRE occur
red at Ft. Denaud, Florida, a few day. 400 Tie
soldiers quarters, the stable, forage house. &c
were destroyed. The storehouse Of Mr.. Cayaso
vich was also burnt to the ground and all lis con.
tents consumed - WI
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Emma Berry was shot and killed u 9 house ~
ill.fams in Columbus, Ga, on Thursday last by
Thaddsus Reese.
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A Silver Plated Fire Engine for the city of San
Francisco, California, is now on exhibition at an
establishment in Roxbury, Mass. Its cost, it ia
stated, was $4,000 The silver is worth 50 OOO
and the ornamental work cost $1,000
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-=z...z=..s=.y7 THE EADAMS'EXPRESS
- -e..s;sss-sl COMPANY, 1S4 Main ST.. hav-
ing resumed their Steamship
.,- h,rEllL patarshurg and R,cI

AAs---------&-i ing resumed their Steamship
., and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
.. b, steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
pave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad iD Weldon, Wilmington,
I,y1caburg Salem Wythevllie, and the princi pal
Iisc-s IN Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-
srsd to forward with great dispatch. and at reduced
.tes every Kind Of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels;
,Iwgry. Sc, to the above named cities, and all
aces on the seaboaTd.
yur hNpress ca the Steamships will be accompa-
l. i by special Messengers who will give their per-
g. nal attention TO the careful handling of goods
trusted To the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
tspTes.
Shippers will please take tice that packages to
points il Virginia and North Carolina, will be- sent by
..-a.ger. unless otherwise marked.
eight received on day Of sailing, until O'Clock
F. H. J. L. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.