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approximation Prizes.
1880 Prizes amounting to. SIO4sO
TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21S
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10000, corresponding with those
Numbers Tickets printed separate Ps of Paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed Wheel
The first 257 Prizes, similarly printed and enereled, are
paced in another Wheel.
The Wheels then revOlved and q number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers. and at the same time Prize Is
drawn other Wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
ou opened exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against me
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PsIzEs-The two preceding and the tive
succeeding Numbers drawing the drsJ Il Prizes viii
be eusd the 4S Approximation Prizes For exarpl
If Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets
NUMBERED 1928, 1923 ll25l ll252, will each be emitted
SIS Ticket No. $50 draws the $50 200 prize, those Iek-
eta ssh $50 will each be eHIitlen 70 OO,
and so according TO the scheme
The Prizes OF So will be determined by the last
ure OF No. that draws the $780, prize, For example
if the number drawing the $1,000 prize ends with l. then
ali the tickets whore the number ends IN will be entitled
to $50 II the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ENDS will be entitled 10 SO, and
90 outOO
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ........ 40
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WE are the Agents Wis0n, Waters Co. White Lead
w Manufacturers, louisville, KY, and have hasd
larys # all size Kegs WIS., So and 200 lbs
which will sell low 70 the trade.
June "a EWING, MCCROkY ~ "
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MARBLE WnIrR

iHR undersigned hereby respectfully recommends
late partner the public ard hopes he win
HeTalshaTe Of patronage.
mayS-d1 A. mIICHBLaL-
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CRAsKY & cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

THR MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN OF the SOUTH, Captain Beal, 229I burthsn
INplANA.... Capt. Baker, 2S64 do
AKGO. Capt. Benson, 23l5 90
JASON.... .....-.....-... Capt BrittOr, 1901 DO
OWNED BY the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY o. LONDON AND SOUTH
AMFlON are apo nted 20 sail from NEW YORK On every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching al sourHAMPToN land passengers and malls for
and and France They viii remain day Al London
and then proceed 20 Bremen.
Returning, they willeav BREMEN for AsW YORK on
every alternate stopping only aISOUTHAMPrOE
These steamships OF the class and superior
ACTON mOdat0ns for passengers They will take limited
number Of threass steeraks passengers. Surgeon
attached 10 each ship.
The Of freg gut London viii be bat htts higher
than those Of sailing ships.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, SoO Second Cabin, so, Steeage, SO.
The steamship QUEEN OF TIE WEST will sail from
NEW YORK, on WEDNESDAY, I'D JULY, and be sue
ceeded by the INDIANA, AUGUST 5th, and AR1o, AU-
GUST l9.h.
For freight or passage apply to C.H SAND,
July0 LmaylO-lyI II South William 81, New YORK.
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THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
l. signed was this day dissolved BY mutual consent
JAMES HERMAN.
THOS. b. kAISS.
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Havana Plan
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS Z,
lobe drawn in Baltimore Md, on
FRIDAY, july 81, 1851.


Whole Tickets $40; Haives S.; Quarters 81 50.
Please address all Tickets the above Magnid-
emit scheme, to I. II. HUBBARD q Co.
No. 80 Fayetle Ct, or Box No. 40, Baltimore, Nd.
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DISSOLUTION.

" he partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah Mitchein the and style Of SloaR
Mitchell this day dissolved BY mutual consent James
Sloan assuming all Liabilities nd responsibilities Of the la8
firm paving and receiving all dues from and amer
his date and will continue the Marble Business ths Old
>tand, corner Of Summer and Spring streets Nashville.
Nashville, May Z, 1851. JAMES SLOAN,
may5-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL
Attest, &. W. PARRbR.
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second Call OH the Subscribers of stock
10 Nashville Coal COmPany.-Ihe subscribers of
stock Nashville Coal Company are notified that Sc
caof per upon the subscribed has been
pay able the 18th July the Bank the Union
The work sprogesSiug rapidly, and is important tina
should be promptly enable the company to
make shipment coal the first water in the Fal
D.F. CARTER
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Valuable Farm for Sale

WISH to sell the plantation which now live lying on
Carriers eIees, ten miles north Of Columbia ard i've
miles west Of Spring Hill containing Five Hundred and
Thirty Five 35 Acres; three hundred and seventynVe Of
which is in good STATE OfcutivatOD.
Persons wishing to would do well 70 call and
examine the properly before buying. Y. s. PlCkARD
daeg
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WETE HAVE in store the following goods, that
w will sell low for cash punetual dealers short
time, tO-Wit
so hhds o Sugar; $4,000 Percussion caps;
$50 bags coffee; 400 bags assorted Shot
25 bills crushed $500 lbs Bar Lead;
90 do powdered do 35 casks Bng Soda;
40 half bbls MOlasses; 40 bbs soft sheled AimOns;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecans and FilbeTs;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, IS 100 gross Stacking;
LOus;) 1O0 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; 6 cases Indigo;
% boxes Starch; l cask Nader;
lNO do and star candles; 100 gross Pipies;
200 do Soap; 100 do Smoking Tobacco;
Us do TaIiow candles; Is do Macsaboy snuff;
70 do Snuff bbls EpersOn Salt;
10 bbls AlmOns; IS bags Ginger;
Is do BrimstOne; 10 do Spice;
50 boxes TOoaccO, sUperhns; 20 do Pepper;
10000 cigars, various brands; 30 b6ls Copper as;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all sizes; warOO settsrOn axeS, TO
Tanted. inch;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 to 40 boxes Axes
so tons assorted castings; 1900 do cast and blister STEEL
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and OHIO pipes Cognac BrsndO;
Whisky; 90 casks pure Malaga wine;
rs bills Amer Brandy: % casks Port do
so do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Brandy;
rs do Smith wh'ky. do pure Peach do
25 do Amer Gin; 20 Schiedam Schnspps
50 do native sweet Malaga, 100 bills Walkers and Ray &
30 do Z Rum Bros Ale.
punChson pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE.
100 boxes sxlO and Ox2 80 gal and gal bOs
Glass; 20 do quart botls black;
rs boxes l2x14 l4xI6 I6IIs 40 do s. and TO the gal
and l6X2O; 100 do ASST Tumblers;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks 300 do and gal dem
60 do quart do 10 do dtcanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All of the above sell cash, the
Broad and College streets fully n McCREA q TKRR IS,
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Kerosene Oils,
lsECuREp BIZ LETfERs PaTENT
DISTILLED FROM COAL.

SECURED By LET PQFENT9
TRROsRNR ILLUMINATED OIL. IN light obtasnsd
N from this exceeds briisncy tha Of any other OIL
heretofore discovered: ins1piOsIES, and VIII
main lin pid In the very coolest weather
The lamps best adapted 70 th3
OIL, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY the following
paroles: Messrs Cornelius & Baker, ssO, DOtt 7f Phls-
depha. &. V. HauzhWaut & Co.. $50 Broadway lie Brook
Ign Flint Glass Co. No % Broad Street, Messs. Detz & Co.
lSz william street, l. MERCER 136 Elm Street, and H. Bd
wards "A Uua9e street, n. Y Samples Of dEerent Style
Lamps can be seen a. the ONCE OF the Company.
AERosESE LUBkfcATINs OIL No Prepares 10 suite the
nnest and all Other kinds Of Machinery burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps al The ordinary
solar ana Hand Lamps and stands degree cold
As best perm Oh and Is admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
kKEoskSE LUBRcAEINo OILS, No. 2S3 Superior Lubrea
tor and will be found 70 posses advantages over aay
the market Al same prices-w Barn-and have been
prepared to meet the equremeHsOf Railroads and Others
KEROSENE BINNAcLE OL. Prepared expressly for Shos'
use aud will be found admirably adapted for use OF steam
ships Men Of War; Merchants ssss aud River Graz
and burns in all the Cabin. SAterOOm' Cnnacs Forcas
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, &c.
Bnnscle Oil will remain duid long best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring % be tmmtd and ad-
vantage that will be obvious to every ShPmasler.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale OIL
Ship Chambers, Druggists and GrOeers in New York, and
the regularly Agents Of Inc Company in many Of
principal Towns and Villages Of The United states, The
Csnadas. the isisnd Of Cuba
Local Agents appointed Gin conformity with the rules esab
lishsd by The Board OF Trustees,l on Application 70
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JOHN N. WATSON N. ss-s w.w.BRIGss, N
DRS. WATSON q BRIGGS,
lave associated themselves in the Practice of Medicine.
IL Ofce42. North Cherry street,
July5, 70 aug /,
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WHO WANTS A BARGAIN9

WE offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection Of
w large Business house, fronting about 20 feet on the
side street. intersection Of CLARK
street, and running back 10 low mars. Apply %
June Him J. l. s. T.. w. BROWN.
4.
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Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY.

CLASS ss-DRAWs SATURDAY. JULY 4. 1851.
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY IL. 1857.
CLASS sO-DRAWS SATURDAY, JULY g, 1857.
CLASS 2s-DRAWS SATURDAY JULY Is. 1857.
TO be drawn at CONCERT HALL Macon, Ga. under
| sworn Superintsndence Of Col. Geo. N. Logan aad
W. G. Anderson, Esq, on every SATURDAY, In June
1857.
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THE undersigned having retired from tie Drug and Chem
iea business respectfully tenders his thanks 20 the ed
zens Nashville and the public generally, for the
liberal support bestowed upon The late nn Of Herman s.
Rains eheeully recsmmeDds the members Of the
firm public gentlemen worthy Of their cOnhder~e
and patronage. JAMES hBkNAN
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NOEL g CO,
WHOLESALEGROCERS,

w lISNJOLSISA-S
AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS,
NASHVILLE . TENNESSEE
SUGARS.
100 hhds prime to cho. sugars 25 Dbl loaf do
10 do clarified do 10 do powdered do
90 boxes Havana do
COFFEE.
600 bags Rio Coffee, rs do Laguyrs do
100 do Java do
leo leo BbI Pixies Whisky 80 80 Fine Branches
400 8. Wiltshire do 10 " Malaga Wine;
$50 Boxes Sup'r old Brandy; Is " Gin;
10 superior Port Wine so 4" Walkers Sup'r Alej
IS Smiths Reserve Wisky;5O St Julien Cls I'll Wine
50 Pdre Rye do IS Basket Cham pagne Wine !;
80 MonoDgahaIa do 80 Boxes Champagne Cider;
TOBACCO.
e5 boxes S Powell Tobaeco3O do Commerce do
% do southern Belle do Is do Industry do
CIGARS.
10 900 Napoleon cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind cigars;
5000 Josephine do 5000 other brands assorted.
SUHDRIES.
1000 sacks fine ald coarse sal;4O I" Cedar do
$50 Bis and Half bis Molases;20 :" Bed cords;
50 Kegs Golden Syrup; 20 " Coca Dlppers;
IS boxes Lemon do hammOcks;
10 do Brandy cb erres; so . Whisk BrOOms and
50 do Union Soap. Hearth brushes;
20 kegs Soda 100 Kits MackeTel;
90 bbls Almonds; so Cases Cove Oysters;
200 Demuohns assor. 90 3" Pickles assorted;
50 Packages Superior Teas; 300 Bags Shot;
$50 boz Painted Buckets; goo Kegs White Lead
10 cases Preserved Fruits;
With complete assortment of all other articles, forming
one Of the largest and best stocks of groceries
brought this market Country Merchants visiting
city wond do well TO LOOK through stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
NOEL & CO.,
iupe75-if Corner College and Spring streets.
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WINDOW GLASS.
WE in lot ofarge size Window Glass which
w Wilt Il low.
ALSO goOG assortment of the various articles usually
found Grocery Stores which the attention of friends
and customers and the public generally is invited.
MOVES MOULTON & REED,
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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR.
Maryland Lotteries,
FOR JULY 1857.
r. FRANCE q CO., Managers.
ALL PRIZE SCHEMEl!l

GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
CLASS l,
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd SATURDAY JULY IS, 1857.
Drawings conducted under the sHPaiatsnazee Of he
State Lottery Commissioner,
ALL PRIZE SCHEME
II ? Each and EVERY TICKET in the Lottery WILL BB
PRIZE for all tickets Withouta drawn number
each entitled to FIVE Dollars gross % III
"a Numbers 70 Drawn Ballots
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Rains G Brown.

JTAVING purchased the entire interest Of James Kerr
III in the las Of Herman Il Rains, will assume an
biiIes and receive all accounts due said firm. Ihcyy
continue the Drug and M9eal Business The well hno
sard, No 10, Public square, where Wholesale and rel
dealers respectfully invited call and inspect their
tensve stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyestu
Instruments Extracts French and English Chemicals Per-
fumery, Fancy Articles, snuG, Tobacco, &C. &C. all Of
which will be sold at reduced prices.
RAINS 4 BROWN.
No. 10 South side Public Square.
Nazhv
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Summer Stock of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMAGE,
No AZ, College Street.
now in receipt of larg Stock handsome Shoes for
L Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
FOR LADIES.
Sup English Black Kid slPPers-bows
. French various styles;
It, Lasting 6. :. Pia.n'
french red brOnEed i" bows
&c White I" cOlOred
{" French Embroidered Kid and Satin Slippers;
Toilet slippers, black and colOred;
Black French Lasting Heelsd Caters;
Italian Cloth Caters, front and side lace;
English Kid Heelsd g
French Lasting Baton Z" with heels;
- Kid and Morocco Buskins, Ties, &c, &c
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Calf Pump-soe Dress Boots;
Z" Stitched "
SeWed
81 Pump sole Shoes;
Patent Leather and Calf Oxfords;
Calf broad and narrow strap shoes,
English Lasting, Calf Gnd Patent Leather CATERS;
& Calf Kid Oxfords; ''VeTy nice B."
Patent Leather Pump-sOle Dire Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters;
{. oxford les and stout Shoes &c.
MISSES black and bronzed Kid-trimmed Slippers;
Lasting Caters with and without heels;
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brogans and Kip Shoes Of all kinds;
Extra sized Kip and GOet BoOtees for servants
My Stock is extensive and Of the best and will be sold
very low prices for CASH.
JOHN RAMAGE,
a. College street.
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GENERAL AsESTs, KERosRSk Oh CO.
N N Qaovor Sfraof n -

NIB. Circulars with full particulars testimonials, pdceI
&c, g. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-Y. "A. WI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02
Den tom House.

( NOANhk Of Third ard Iowa tr-ets, DavsAport.
~ only squares from the r Depot Gus,sn
Ted 10 BE- - good a House any In the CITY T,.
velers stopping IN Davenport viii mud a the Den.on
House ali the comforts Of eoed home coe,us,-Ip.
cl, an rooms, clean beds, good attendance AMI =
neenai compliance with every Reasonable DEMAND
Charges reasonable and no hunitng
Beth SHOVE, BENZ DrNrnN
Agent JuurosiaEe - -.
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Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic.

New York, Aug. 81.
The Collins steamship Atlantic ar
rived at six and halt O'Clock Sunday
morning, from Liverpool 100 A. NJ
on the 10th inst. She signalled the
Persia on the Gath and saw the Fulton
of Cape Race on the 10th.
The news by the arrival is unirnpor-
tant.
The Directors of the Atlantic Tele
graph Company were to hold special
meeting in London the dav the Attain
tic sailed, to consider whether the at
tempt should be renewed in October,
or deferred until another summer. The
London STIR says it is estimated that
the outside loss the Company will sus-
tain will be about f25, geo. II is fully
expected that at least one half of the
sunkcn cable will be recovered. Al.
that Is within four hundred fathoms
will be got up, but that portion in deep
sea will in all probability never be re-.
covered.
The proceedings of Parliament were
unlntcresting. The recent storms and
floods had done considerable damarc
to crops, etc, in various arts of Eng
land, but dry weather had prevailed
during the days preceding the Altar
ties departure, and it was reported
that the effects Of the rain would be
much allcyiatcd.
The London Times SAYS a merchant
recently deceased at Liverpool, is said
to have left liabilities reaching f3Do..
600, of which 100000 are through
forged acceptances to bills of exchange. !
The Liverpool Post pronounces the !
story hoax.
The mail steamer for India, would
sail on the 10th of Aurust and would
take out tl,25o,o0O sterling in silver.
The fetes of Napoleon on the 10Th |
OF August passed OFT well, although !
the out door arrangements were mar
red by wet weather.
1t is believed that France will de-
mand of England the cxtradition of |
Ledru Rollin, and it is stated that he
Is about to come to the United States.
The Paris correspondent mentions
the departure from Paris to Marscilles
OF General D'Orgori, and predicts that
he Will be found at the head of the In !
surgents Of Delhi before Nevember.-
1t was he who stirred up the last Bur-
CESS war.
The French Government contem-
plates sending naval and Military
Expedition to Cochin China, to sup |
port demand for satisfaction for an
insult offered to the French Reprcsen-
tatiye by the Emperor.
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Ancient aud Modern Languages.

)Ev. J. +. FRsY5ANG, D, aPro;es ant Clr-
"a symar, having taken up his resdence N Dayei-
lert wi give instruction IN Ancient and Modern
L'nSusRAs-Germsn, Preach, Spanish, ard Italian
u. i pr paref to teach ssiin, Greek ana tha An
Gent Oriental i.rnglsg.-Hebrew, strlsc, Arsbis
ati 5aaldesn. ifewili receive private pupis either
n private hons IRA. his residence, Western Ave
hu-, bFi vefn Tn and Fourth street rear the
Mario iaase. Iir-w9yh-s u h. enrioyes N ona Of
th' institrt ns ofhIs city His terms are modt rate
ani vi VI made known IN application % him He is
anis to pr@'nce good rnccmm nfa,ons from several
Ia iitrii AS ~ nv East
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American Horses in England.

AuAoT1O00 x4O8o0D IL GSukA00Us
Speaking Of the recent race for the Good
wood Cup, the Londo'. Ne,cs says: The
Cup went to a horse who was only French
in name and birthplace end IL was pleas
ant TO 900 Asnmall, who has suddenly be-
come . heavy weight. win upon him.
Tommy" is great favorite with our gal
liant allies. who have won this race four
times in eighteen years The rider Of Prio-
ress certainly got clear Of the collision by
giving his horses 20 wide . berth. lit il
said that he west sirty yards om Of his ,cay at
one tsrM) But few stable-boys Of a months
standing could have shown less riding
science than this American Chifney," and
Mr.. Ten Brock will perhaps trust to the
honor Of crack Enghsh jock in future. 1t
is. however, very well, that the failure
should have occurred while the pair were
in American hands, As Brother Jonathan
would never have believed that he had fair
play. Weits declared that if he had been on
Priorsss instead Of fisherman at the distance
he could still haze scon but jockeys are fond
Of this sort Of weighing house talk, and after
every great race there are at least five of
them who " would have won IT," DC. It
seems most probable that the PAIR will
throw down the gauntlet again for the Don
caster Cup. where Fandango viii have to
give them such Jumps of weight Prior is.
no doubt, the better Of the two, but he vas
in no form ct Goodwsod, though no horse
ever ran gamer"
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MIS- c n III cham.

New TX, Aug. 81.
4 writ of habeas corpus was grant
ed to day by Jud- Peabody, OF the
Supreme Court, at the petition of Mrs
Cunningham, who complained that
sho had been Illegally imprisoned.
The writ is returnabIe to morrow.
Mr.. John Thompson has by advice
OF couns ell, settled with the Metropoli'
tan Bank.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

LIFE PREsERvERs.-A new life pre-
server has been recently introduced in
Quebec. We know Of nothing that would
preserve life longer than good wheat bread
made from the -four sold by EyExs, Cnnw
\ Co, corner Of Second and Perry streets.
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Ocean Steamer Ashore,

Port all Barque, y. +. Aug. II.
The steamship City OF Toronto,
from Liverpool for Montreal, run
ashore on the night of the 18th inst,
opposite Forteau, in the straits of Bell
Isle. The weather was toggy and the
wind ahead. No lives We're lost. She
had seven feet OF water in her hold.
Two hundred packages of dry goods
had been saved, which with the re.
maindcr OF the wrecked goods will be
taken to Forteau.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-02

-
The st Paul Times OF the 10Th saws
the conference committee appointed by
the two wings OF the Convention to
unite upon constitution for the new
State of Minnesota, made report in
their respective branches of the Con-
vention yesterday, which was adopted
to-day
Matters will be definitely settled, and
there will be but one Constitution sub.
United to the people. The two Con-
ventions will probably adjourn to-day.
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ESLAKGEMESr.-The Peoria (Ill)
Dolly Democratic Union has been enlarged
to an eight column sheet, and presents
very fine appearance. Friend RASEr is
bound to have the lead of all competitors.
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TAKE HEED-D. 11iton mas returned TO the Mas
sasoit Hoase, Chicago, where may be obtained Old
DR. James wonderful and celebrated extract of Can.
nibt's Indica.-His son-ln-Iaw, DR.. Thomas Triton,
viii supply with either, personally BY Express
II Is sure and speedy cure Of the worst cases OF
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, nervous debility,
coughs, colds and sore throats.-we know this TO be
the fact. Try II and live.
PS.-By addressing Dr.. TIlton mole through the
ChieaOo Post OAeS, including four stamps. re
centsI recipe viii be sent netuEn. free Of charge,
TO any part Of the Union.
DR TlLTON,
augltdlm Massaooit House, Chicago.
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Schr Iceberg Supposed to be Lost.

=, 50 TUE Ut
The schooner from from Gle, Gland,
for Kingston, loaded with coal is sup
posed to be lost on Lake Ontario, with
all on board. She was built at King
ston, by DIR. Rae, who intended to 90
with her next spring in search of Sir
J John Franklin.