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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Is DENMARK "A woman
was recently decapitated In the province OF Jnt
land where IL is certain no execution has taken
place for three hundred years, and the event was
witnessed by upwards OF twenty thousand people.
The woman as.onished the multitude by her extra
ordinary.calmness and apparent Indifference. Her
crima y as The murder Of her husband.
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EEgbaszss.-l Rich nLOND AND DA NJ

s5lVlLLE RAILROAD-OPEN TO DAN
vILLE.-The regular Passenger Train
will run daily (Suaday's excepted) between RICH
MOND and Danville, stopping to take up or put
of passengers the following points only: Manches
ter, Coal-feld Tomshawk, Powhatan, Mattoax.
Chula, Amelia C. H., Jetersviile, jennings Ordi-
nary Burksvlle, Prices, Meherrin, KeysVille brakes
Branch Mossingford Roanoke, Glover, Scottsburg,
Boston News Ferry, Barksdale's, Ringgold and
Dnnyie.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, arriving at
the Junction (b eakfast house) at $40 Nj, and at
Dauville at IS P. M. Leave Danvie at II M, ar.
Liv!us az the Junction at 430 P. NJ, and Richmond
7lS P M
Children and under u years Of age, and ser
wants half price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be furnished with two passes, that one may
De retained al the office where they purchase lher
tickets and be expressly stated that they are
permitted to go on the cars.
:, PASSENGERS for Farmville, Lynehburg, Wytheviile
' a., and Jonesbero' and Knoxville, Tenn, connect
osiy with sOulh-Side Railroad at Burksvie. Pas-
sengeFs tor Greensboro and Salem, N c., connect
saly at Danvile with Holderby Co.'S fast line OF
Stagcs.
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IHE DAILY DISPATCH.
nyJAs A. CowARDTN.

~. nat,v Dispatch IL served to subscribers
" ~ ousRTgE CENTS PBR WEEK, payable 70
q s1 r.rr,sr weekly Price for mailing, - year In
~ Tho Weekly Dsspntrh 10 Issued every Tii'
.ri mailed to subscribers At 81 per annum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

THE MoRMoks IN NORTH AAEHcA-Tneo.
Olshausen, Of St Louis, Mo, has published In
German history Of the Mormens. or Latter Day
Saints, In North Ameriea; from which IL appears
that America contains 6e 100 Of that sect Of whom
5000 are In Utah; 5000 in New York; 400 10 Cai.
ifornia: 5000 in Nova Scotia and Canada. and 5000
In South America and the IslAnds- Europe con-
iains 80. 600 of whom 81 900 are Ia Great Britain
and Ireland 5000 10 Scandinavia; loo0in Germany
and Switzerland; 500 in France, and 90 10 ne
rest of Europe Ia Ada there are sad 70 be i00s
10 Austria and Poly iesia 2 400. In Africa loo o.
travel 1900; there arr. besides, f5O s.hi*liaisess
including Stfapgit6s, Rigdonites and Wignsitss.
The na,nbers amount IN the aggregate % no 3vs
and 10 u snppcsed that the whole sect cannot ex-
ceed I26 coo
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gE5s EEs;fsEssssssssl Q c O NJ III . ID a T Y
ss,s -, ssssESs,TRAIN--CHANGE OF HOURS
On and after Tuesday, lst April
the Accommodation Train of this Company will run
ohily Sundays exceptedl between Milford and Rich
Mond. Leaving Milford at O'Clock, A. M, stopping
at the Cottage for breakfast and arrive in Richmond
ut 20 O'clock A ID; returning will leave Richmond
al o'clock, p. NJ, and reach Milford at Cos, p M;
stopping for passengers at any point each way.
Fare the on the T. gulsr trains
SAMUEL RUTH,
Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE R. F. L p r r. Co..
Richmond March 25 I856- NH 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

EAihhD 1iOlAseEn.-5O barrels and
~ hoEshesds landing. and for sale by
~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30

The Ohio river l. very low aud falling. A.
Wheeling nearly Ill the toass are aground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-30
,,--- --ssss.- z.--rzr7 1IiiE ADANIs' 'EXPRE-S
La ..3s.zsese:...-l COMPANY l54 Main St hay.


In Z. COMPANY, 1S4 Main ST.. hav
ing resumed their Steamship
Expres. 10 md from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
.uond by steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
itaye New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
ald thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmin gton,
I.ynchbsrg, Salem, WythevilIe, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are ROW pre-
pared to forward with great dispatch and streduced
I4tes every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
Jewelry &c TO the above named cities, and all
places the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be eccompa-
MED by spe cial Messengers who will give their per-
soGal attention to the careful handling of goods
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
shippers will please take notice that packages to
polite In Virginia and North Carolina, will bo sent by
s-ssmers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing, until o'clock,
r. NJ. J. L.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adsms Express Co.
ESP ECIAL NoTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Viz
gina and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the AID ANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
Hp 4-ts Agents
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tshh OF Whit APPLE BRANDY
AND CIDER VlNFGAR- for sale by
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
" A No. Ii Pearl ssreet.
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telegraph NcWs.

NKw York, Nov. 24th.--A tenant house on
burned YESTERDAY. Mrs. Susan Dufie, and
her daughter (fvs years old) persisted in the
flames.
Gen. Go:conia makes in to-day's Herald,
further revelations concerning Nicaraguan
and Cubsn affairs. Gen. Walkers Ere,
movement after the settlement Of affairs of
Nicaragua, was to be on Cuba, for the pur-
pose Of conqnering and anncxing that island
to Central America, and forming ~ Mr..
Gallagher says . southern dospotism, az Q
counter balance Of the United States.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2Ath.--Col. Wheeler,
e. s. Minister to Nicaragua, has had several
Intervene with Secy. Of State relative 70
his oi6cial conduct in that country. Caleb
Boswell, Of Wisconsin has been appointed
BY the President Consul q st. Petersburg.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24th.--Ths bills Of the
Bank Of East Tennessee are refused by the
Kentucky and Tennessee Banks.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24th.-The following II
the official vote OF Ohio for President FIRE.
mont 1877 ,497, Buchanan l7O,e74, Fillmor.
%, 1885, Gerritt Smith 1855.
CINciNNAri, Nov. 24th.--At the municipal
election u, indianapolis on Saturday, VIM. j
Wallace, Republican, Was elected Mayor b,
$50 majority.
NEw Yoxk, Nov. 25th. - The steamer
Marion has returned after her ten dxy
cruise, having seen no trace Of the lost steam
err Lyonnsis or her messing crew and pxssen
| gers.
! New YoKK, Nov. 25th.-The Seventh An
nual National Womsn's Rights Conven
ton met this morning At the Tabernacle
Lucy Stone Blackwell presided. Addresse
we're made BY Mrs. Blackwell, Mary r. Da
Wis and others.
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srsm wa,a,.r....

What Gov. Wise found 0ut at Whsatld,sd
- The Forthcoming Message Of the
President.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, lS5G.--Gov. Wise
lett here to-day for Richmond. lie arrived
last evening from lancaster, where he had
been staying few days. 1t appears he is
not altogether pleased with his interview with
Mr.. Buchanan; for friend informed me tina,
be came back with flea in his ear. A gen.
tleman who called upon him says he was We
~ cross and manifested good deal Of un.
sasiness. lie (Wise) says that Mr.. Buchanan
will not arrange his cabinet for two months
yet, and that Mr.. Buchanan told him he had
not even thought about il.
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fpf Tue Nntt Nlf
The New Map oil oar City.

For the Gate City.
The New Map oil oar city.
Every one in our city, and especially the
real estate owners and spectators, must APP
preciate the benefit and convenience Of hav-
ing reliable, comprehensive, and handsome
map Of the city and suburbs, and We are
happy to be able to inform them that such q
onsis nearly complete, and will be soon pub
lished. Mr.. J. w. otley, City Engineer Of
Jersey City, who has had long experience
in this business, has been two months occu-
pied in collating and drawing a map Of Keo-
kuk, embracing the present city limits, which
is the most elegant specimen Of map draw
| ing We have ever seen, and for accuracy Of
detail, We venture to say, az perfect rs it
can be made. The exhibition OF such an i'm
plement in other parts Of our country cannot
but be productive Of the most favorable re-
suits and givca further impetus to our un-
precedented growth. Mr.. otley has been for
tdnate in having the assistance Of two men,
who probably have more accurate informa-
ton on this subject than any one here. Mr.
6. A. Fox, (who in his business Of Civil En-
gineering and Surveying has laid out all the
principal additions to the city, and has the
most accurate notes Of oil their desails,) and
Mr.. W. {. Stripe, whose connection and IN
innate acquaintance with some Of the most
extensive real estate transactions renders his
information valuable. This undertaking, a.
any one can see, will from 6rst to last involve
very large expense, and the publishers look
to the liberality Of our citizens to reimburse
them for their trouble and outlay, and IA this
will really be work creditable to our city,
we hope to see it iborally encouraged. We
understand the map win be submitted to the
Common Council at their next meeting, and
we trust they will bestow liberal patron,
age. In the mean time our citizens will d.
well to call and see it at Stripes Office, ovel
Parsons Bank, and subscribe for one or NOR,
copies.
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c. George ". Curtis uses the following
beautiful aud appropriate smile:
"Nhat have We achieved in this contest
We have lost battle, but We have won a
victory. The receiing steps Of the men who
retired from Bunker Hill echo through his-
tory like the advancing tread Of the great ar
my Of freedom. Such is precisely our posi-
sion this day"
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HOQ Lots All IDS,
aIektl'Yl' ' ! 8sdf
THIRD STREET WEST SIDE, BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Collectors and Investing Agents.
NorARIAL BUSINESS TRANSACTED AND TITLES EXAMINED.
Ksokak, November u


UcttnQUeas List - Lets on - Alch
special Taxes = re Aue aoA upa1A.
voR aKADaNa AND PAVING ALLEY rnRor0n DlOcK ~.
Owners Names. LYt. bloch Tar Cost
Potter p. W. S7 n1g.7p a. OS
MsCnas, J. &C. IND 10 ~ 1891 las
Csstis J. i. - II west side III 50 ASs i.Ss
dsssrihs In the forr lss. stustsd r. The C,y
OF ksskuk, lee county, and State % ISWA, wLess
names are mentioned above, and al Others inter
sstsd, tAst . special tax has been assssss1 And
the alley through Block numbsr -, = Assie.
mated in the above list, and unless payment
be made Of the taxes levied, and also al
costs. before the 10Th day of Dcsmbsr A. D. 1854,
necessary TO discharge said tar and costa. will
be sold on thc day Aforesaid, ~ the Mayer .
Once, In said city between the hours Of o'clock
4. \. and clock p. n.
q. C. STEvBN6,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokak.
New. n, 1855 d3w
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narslA,s AaRels.

way ssns %. sp,,is fses ~ ss.l.s = s'ery
- visit earth, ~ II ths aay1 r. old
ti..s q s.e'sn. vri' "a - ssosyi
ehass gassd, whsa us.t eisqi. rss1(fa9 4.
e waved the rich hAnases Ger sbest 60 81,
70 catch the gisam q elsae nhtes ptnSoa apsoAine
Along The confines d Ne sIsuiag sky!
And off, whom midnight stars In distant chillncss
Were calmly barnpng, listened iste asd long,
But naiars's pulse heat On in soismn stillnsss,
bearing Io echo Of the sersphs cong
To Dethlehsm's air was their last anthem given,
hen other stars bsfors the oHB grew dam
Was their last presence kno~n in Peter PRISON!
Or where sxuiting martyrs raised their hymns :
And are they all within the veil departed,
There gleams no wing along the smpyrean nov ;
And many tear from human eye has started
Since xngsi touch has claimed mortal brow.
No! earth A.' angela. though their forms n.
Of such ctay ~ fashiuus utt tstow
Though harps ars wanted and br,ght pinions folded
We know them by tbs iove-iigh. on their brows.
l have seen angels by the sick ones pillow;
Theirs were The soft tone and the Aoundisss tread;
Where smitten hearts we're dropping AXE the viii
low,
They stood "s.,~..a tn. living and Ii. dad"
Aud il my sight, BY earthly dimnsss h.ndsred,
Beheid no towering ehsrubn In cir,
doubted net--flr splrits know their kindred
/ They sm,isd upon The wingisas watcnsrs there.
There have been angels in the gloomy prison
In crowded halls-by the lime widows hearth
And VII re they passed Tho fallen have uprlsen--
The giddy pAussI-ths mourners hope and birth.
have seen one whore sloquence commanding
Housed the rich echoes Of the human breAsl.
Tho Establishments OF wealth and ease Whilst and
ing,
rhA, .ope might reach the suffering and op
pressed.
And by his side there moved form Of beauty,
strswing sweet Sewers along his path Of life,
And iooAsng up with meek and love lent duty--
lcaiI her angel, but h. called her WIPE
Oh, many spirit walks the world unhesded,
That when its veil Of sadness Is laid down,
Shall soar aloft with pinions unimpedsd,
Wearing its glory luxe astsrry crown
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HICKEY 4 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and dutta PerchA, also upon Platina with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that 10
done 10 the City, and At less price than
any other once here. O6ice on Blondeau
between Third and Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-29

A Qugsa AKouxKsr.-Rufus Choats says;
"The Republican party is an excess and
outbreak Of virtues, BY which. more surely
than BY vices, country may be andone."
Therefore Uhoate went over to the Black
Democracy, to save the country by an excess
Of vices, We suppose.
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TEE ONO. On the 25th the Ohio at Gin
cinnati was swelling slightly, with "a inches
in the channel to Cairo.
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~ "a
UORsoGMW00ene, WmS0oU1, COWo
- 80 Cabveas ~ AaetIen.
~ . 10 -. i A.i.ssss - : Il
soyssiI.7 - PnlLIII y q. A-..
usw 0sts4aas rainssSn1 71SaGSlsn.
SECOND ST. NiAn MAIN,
!. s:.hs.p z nv tsiatias.
~ sstebaisAas1As With ~ vss1 - sslrstlpa
at goods. obtained frsm IN bsst issyesis9 Asssss
10 New York. consisting Of Irsash, 1aslish ~
herman Cloths. Cassimsrss, Hnd vsstinSs. Also
very rupsrios style VI Cester Far, And 0ussevite
Beaver Cloths, for 0vsreosts.
The Misunderstanding dspaztasnt will y carried
on and ~ sspssintsna<nes Of Mr. SATCAELL
whose espsrisass IL some q The 1rss slass ss.sb.
bic ~ 10 oGsr to the public such indussmeats q
cannot b. sxcslisd By any sstablishnsns in tAs
Union.
y. 4 ssStss selection Il Gents Rsrnishias
doods. - laes34ass
5000 mas Keis exc.
A CHEAPER and more cleaniy fu. tnan Coal, BE-
"A ing fssc fran smoke anddnt Price ~ can.. per
busael. For sale VI lbs GAS WOKkS
nT Apply nj the olacs, ON Second street.
nS.p.dst
OrrIcs Kxoxpx Gas Anp OoEa Co.,
Kceokuk, Nov. ~, 1853.
lnWSERS or occupants ef buiidines on the i,ns
~ Of our street mann, intending to have 0as in.
/ troducs will please give i'm nsdiate notice 1T the
ofhvs order that service pipe may b. laid be
fore the ground fresIes.
noyasiot EDWARD MELBOURNE.
DO0st RcAA TAis.
II Is very surs that Little chilled Iron Safes
| i bee tuiag very popular. The demand 10 increas-
ing. Saeet Iron safes constantly being thrown
| aside, All Lilies Saf.s used instead. They are
| for safe by TlLLJNGHAsT, LANE BULL,
| nov2s sign Of the Bsoadaxe,
| gNuE U kreas sai U'klAhsrtys,--A NAtiona.
L Tale, BY Lady Morgan, for Asle By
nov25 CAVE i BAILEY.
/ IL ISIuki OF fEAAo, FROM its hrst se., .eineu,
i i in 1885, to its xation to the u. b. In lS46
| BY H. loskum. for sale by
| noe2S CAVE 4 BAILEY.
NJ ARRATIyE Of the general course Of history
~ f.om the earliest periods to the establishment
! of tn, Yin .rican constitution. For sale
nos2S CAVE d GALLEY.
| Nut Checkers and Nut P,cks for sale by
~ TiLLtNGHAST, LANE BuEL,
4 novsT lss Main-st.
/ SyrRAP und Plate Hinges for sale BY
- TtLLlNulASr, LANE BUEL,
ncv2a Sign Of the Brosdaxe.
Butchers, Tos1s.
| 4 FULL assortment consisting Of Saws, knives
IA CiaAycrs, Steels, DC, NJ
TILLlNGHASr, LANE BUEL,
/ n,v27 las Main 1t.
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Csanrtt Prscoedtags.
CousciL Roox, D
Nov. 25,1856. (


Cosanil met.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Bill
lings, Coun, Patterson, Sharts and Taylor.
petition was received from Robert KEEL
ley and others, asking the Council to have
Fourteenth street from Pslean to Ridge street
made passable, and the street Supervisor was
directed to have the same don..
Mahlon La Rev, was allowed $685. 90 dol
lars upon his contract for grading upon Fifth
street, provided he receives the said amount
in full Of all demands.
The following bills were allowed, to-wit !:
J. b. Knight, on act. OF work 1878 ~
J. n. Rogers, sundries 8 80
W. &. Rowe, IS days sup'tmas'y 95 90
A. X. Wood, cleaning streets 10 90
Guy Wells, earth deposited Sc 40
Fat hanty, - g %
John Stewart, boarding prisoner 2 90
The Engineer reported the bids for open
ing "Maiden Rum" and was directed to
enter into contract with the lowest bidder.
J. A. Wall was allowed $2s9, % balance on
his contracts, and il was ordered that he be
released from his contracts.
The following resolutions were adopted,
viz:
Resolved, That the contract for Mahlon
La Rev, for grading OF Fifth street, from
johnson to Cedar street, has been ssyirtualiy
abandoned by him, in neglecting or refusing
to keep force on said work, and said con-
tract in accordance with a provision therein
contained, is hereby declared abandoned, and
all claims OF the contractor arising from it,
are null and void.
Resolved, That the City Engineer be in
ssructed to have the crossings made across
Fifth and Eighth, on Blondeau; also across
Fourth and johnson; also across Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth, on High street; also across
Concert at Third street; also across ExchAnge
nj Second street.
Resolved, That the City Supervisor 10 here
by instructed to have Plank sidewalks laid
on Blondeau, from F,fthto Ninth direct also
on Eighth from Main to Blondeau; also on
Ninth street from Main to Bank; also on
High street from Fourth to Sixth; also on
Fifth street from Main to Orleans.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1t
6 O'Clock p. N.
B. S. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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liLi~ors RivER.--Thc recent rains have
raised the Illinois River 30 that boats Of
Light drnnghs have been able to make their
way here. The Fawsway came up last week,
aud one or two other boats OF about the
same size. The prospects, are not very IA.
vorabie Tor much further navigation before
freezing up time.--La Sale Press, 18th.
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Hoos.-At Cincinnati, on the 18th, Hogs
we're selling at IS so to 10, the inside fig-
ure for light.
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G. The last steamer from Europe brought
cut the news Of the death OF Paul Deiaroche.
The greatest sr.ist, as is generally conceded,
that France ever produced. lie died st the
ags u 81.
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yA.AAGuIREs CoxnousD EXTRACT or BaNsE
PLAsr-A certain cure for DiarrhGa, Dyssntery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections VI the bowels
attended With relaxation. Asa safe, palAt2b!e and
reliable remedy il Is unequailed. For children
teething. attended with irritation u the bowels, il
Is the most soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold BY ]. 4 G. MAtSUIRE,
Chemists aud Druggists,
s. cor. Olive 4 ID sts., ST. Louis.
For sAisin Kcokuk by Y. II. OUonnor, and Drug
gists generally. [aag7odA w6m
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Samuel Swartwout, the great defaulter
to Government, as Collector Of New York,
in 1886, died in that city on Friday last.
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NrRsoSr.-The bill providing for the re-
hes Of etuens belonging to that state 10
Kansas. has not, as has been stated, been de-
featsd in the Vermont Legislature. 1t pass
ed the House last week, BY large majority.
In the senate IL was referred to = special
sonmi,tee, who have recommended its pas
sage. The bin was the special ora.r n .hc
Senate Of Vermont on the 18th inst.
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TAxsx OSr.---Ths boats Of the packet line
80 Rock lslsal have all been taken %, aud
there 10 now no line running from Montrose
mp.
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k1cErlrs ros WALxEK.-A company u
40 nss left Memphis last week, on the
steamer J. N. Wight, for New Orleans, en-
route for Nicaragua.
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G1Thsy have had 6ns sleighiag -
skating, alrssdy, in Lexington, and the wsss-
ern par. of Missouri. A colder spell than
was ever known there before, 80 early in the
season.
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ia Panther was shot in the woods neax
Coventry, X. l., few days since. Il iSssp.
posed TO be one which sssapsd from =.
nagsrie on lt1ssars Of ~ Stoaisston Rsll-
road, = coaple Of years ago.'
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ATMENEUM.
THOMAS DUFF, MANAGER
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 90.
0ENEflT Of
MISS CLARA LIE ROY.
Aud positively her last appearance. Last night Of
MR.. II. LEFFLER.
This evening will be presented, for the 6rst tine
here, the romantic drama of the
LADY OF THE LAKE.
Comic Song, by Yankee Letter.
Dance, BY Mr.. Miller
The evenings entertainment viii eonclude with
the gree Aillisry Drama u the
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
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PATRONIZE TUE FINE ARTS!
PATRICK = QROU6D

PATRONIzE THE FINE Arts
MAUntSiceas Christmas Pssse nts.
PATRICK Z 04OU0D
A Rs casfiag 70 tAsas Who may sstrsiss shsn
~ between this saA Chslstmas nsxt, ttehse (rss
~ Charge for evsSy two doiias worth u Sheet NJ.
sic or other Aa1Seal NerchsAdise purchased at III
usual sa,ss. ina dsssise lsr q 1as KuseweeA
PIANO, AELOOEON, VIOLIN 4 GUITAR,
pa1set at $500.
Ths number Of tiskess Will b. limited to 70e. ~
nsnbers will b drawn; the holder Of the iesh
drawn number viii - ensitlsd " the Ane vioiia,
1Ase md h0W the roth "a ths 0uit~s; the seth -
~ Mcloieon, ard tbs holder Of tbs 4oth drewn
nsahss will b. entitled 10 the Ane kosswosa 7Sstsss
Pieao.
Th@ person drawing tho Piano ssa exsAases Il On
good term, for Real Estate ia this oisy II desired.
Cali and the gifts and stock al musical In
ssuacnts which arsof the Arst quality aud will -
warranted Tor one year.
The drawing iii - eoadsstsd BY comuittss
chosen By the ticket heldess, and will come ~ -
CAvssfnss Ess sssi, q so'elook In the evening
Placs d dsawisg naas knswa " doe sine. TAs
best Of refsseasse eivsa.
Second o.. ~. Main and Jshuson,
novl2.d Ksokuk, Iowa.
0OAss OAT 0OODo.
lust resolved feon M Eat, 3 gsaeral escort.
y meat VI fAnsy Goods and Toys; The lasrsst
stnck VI this kind AZ gooAs IN Ksokuk cusis4iae of
Ladiss Cahas, baskets Of stytc, 0rsanssts Ia
What-aots DomiAoes. Chsss, Cheekssnsp a~a boaeds,
Bird Cages and Canasies, Tee Trays aad walters,
latest styles II Mohair Bsacslels. Postn snaaiss,
Ladies' modssn Pplkas wax papies mA6As ard In
dis rubbr Crying Dolls, heads and hsdies VI avery
lind a; v.. Al ,s. = f:s, .ny.al- a:r 'u ..n
Please give me call to ssti.iy yonraslves.
Ssssna-n., oee nain saA JaAnson,
novis DIV IN The 0s1s City Dvvk gssss.