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SorrnrnS CRrDn.-A letter from New
York. ID lhe Philadelphia Inquirer. speaking
of the drygnDds trade. remarks:
" The payments lrnm the Nurth and West
continue very backward, anil gopd many
small failures are weekly chrprlcietl ~ these
sections. Fram Tie south. vn the vtirs. hsnd.
prompt returns are made. aad the credit y
our friends on the other side Of Mason aud
Dixun's line never stoWi better than 4 dies
at this moment. probably On account u The
large yield II cotton durug the last two sea.
sous aud The unusually high prices realized
therefor"
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BoAaD or INTERNAL InPRoyRaENTs.-The
Board Of lnternal improvements met in this
city on Monday last; present, Cav. Bragg
and n. Il. Canalay, Esq, Of Granville. The
resignation Of Hon. Calvin Graves having
been rendered aud laid belnrc the Board.
John U. Kirkland, E.q., nf Orange, was
appointed to fill his place. The Beard now
consists 81 the Governor. er.o1icio President
thereof, and Messrs. canaday and Kirkland.
We learn that the interest Of The State in
the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company was under consideration and that
GOV. Bragg is expected to attend in person
the meeting u the Company TO be held IN
Wilmington to.morrow, The 10th.
Raleigh Standard.
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Chinese Sugar Canc.--Wo have reeci,

Chinese Sugar Cane.--Wc have received
from Messrs. @. NJ. Saxton q Co., Of New York, a
pamphlet Of l0s pages its title being Chinese Sugar
Adaptation 10 the Climate, Soil and Economy Of the
United States with account Of various Processes
Of manufacturing Sugar drawn from authentic sources.
BY Charles r. siansbury, A. NJ late Commissioner
al the Exhibition Of the Industry Of oil Nations at
London" II is published by Q. NJ. saxtnn & Co.,
Agricultural Book Publishers, No. l4u Fulton Street,
New York. For twenty-eight cents sent to the pub
ishers one book. and seed enough plant two square
rods may be received. both free Of postage
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April IS.
LIST OF LETTERS.

Liz 4 vi liz Il Ems
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Hsborough,
IA on the Isl day Of April, 1857;
Lee Allen, Miss Mary Jones,
a. II. Arlington, MI Kincarle,
Miss Appha Boon, w. G. Long,
Baghy q Scott, Hamilton Montgomery,
Blackwell, Clegwell & Co., Martha Rhodes
ARA Garter, Stephen Roberts,
John A. Cor, John Ii. Stockholm
billiard q Ruiiin, II. r. Shaw,
]. II. Dibhle, Jeremiah Taylor,
isabella Dunn, John Thomas,
Sir Patrick Edgar, Elizabeth Wilson,
DR., B. F. Graham. Margaret ]. Woods,
Richard Huemau, Y. +. Whitaker,
Nelly flanner, Freeman Walker,
Alfred Horn, A.G. Watson,
Asgral Hall, M p,Ivpp ID 4,
Apils. So
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Mas. Ex.PREsIDEST PoLK.-Mrs. Polk, the
esteemed widow d the ex. President. has de-
termined to reside in Washington during the
next session Of Congress. Heretofore, since
her husbands death, with the exception Of
visit in London at the time when Mr.. Buch-
snan was the American minister there, Mrs.
Polk has resided in Tennessee. Il will be
remembered that the deceased ex.president
left 10 his widow the charge Of taking care Of
and publishing his memoirs. which, 50 far as
they relate to his administration, are said to
be minute, full II interesting personal anec-
dote. aud Astounding in reflections suggested
by the state Of public aflars aud the conduct
0l his cabinet. N. Y. Posi-.
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How TIM AnxsIcAs Dp.--when the vote

How THR AMERICAN DiD.--When the vote
OF censure Of the British Ministry FOR the
Chinese war was under discussion, in the
House Of Gommons, Lord Palmerston made d
three hours speech, in which he is said to have
poured a continuous Wiley of ridicule, sar-
casn aud inyectiye into the opposition ranks
lie spoke Of the action Of the American Cap
tain who battered down one Of the Chinese
forts, OF whom he said:
have heard Of word and blow but he
preferred blow and word, lie Judged il
better lopunish first, and ask for an explana-
tion afterwards. He, in short, thought it bet
ter in the first place to knock down the Offend
ing fort, aud then demand from Yeh an apo
logy. He destroyed the fort, and demanded
reparation, not Of the fort but Of the insult
to the American flag. Twenty four hours
were given to the Chinese to make the apolo>
gy, but before that time had elapsed the
American Captain, with shrewd eye, saw
something going on IN the fort he was lying
near, which induced him to think that at the
end Of twenty four hours. the answer il IN
favorable, would find him in a position not
quite so desirable as the one he then occupied,
so he renewed his attack without waiting for
the expiration of the time he had fixed.
think. sir, that the honorable member must
at least, admit that our proceeding was the
eHtremc Of fubearance when Compared with
that of the American.
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upon their duty editors The senior partner earned
for himself high character for ability as editor Of
The Lynchburg virgnian, which has been well sus-
tanned in the few numbers received since the change
The new propriciors propose Immediately to procure
new type, and we expect % 6ud i among the most
valuable of our exchanges, We are sure it will de-
serve extensive patronage
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yI"a Subscriber" (whom We suspect IL he some
narraw.mnded lrech.l asks us why we advertise DR..
Arms Pills and we will give him seven reasons
for 50 doing. The FIRST. second and thrl that We
are paid for it, The fourth j. we know them by eK'
perenee 10 he good. The fifth il that Dr. Ayers pre-,
"a ra,ions being recommended by better men than We
by physicians Of the highest talent and the deepest
lea rning in the land, well sustained in our own
convictions their value. The sixth is that they are
cheap as well as useful The last but not laAs is that
they are doing an amount d good 10 this community
which our old fogY friend Il be could repeat himself
ten thousand times might nese- hope 10 equal and We
ttust hy making them known 10 render service u
our readers as well Us ourselves Christian Adroeaie
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BEAUTIES or GoiSG To Lawn the Wor-
cester County Court Of Common Pleas, Mr.
Dudley sued Mr.. lift, 10 recover 81 Is,
tie b, ice nf nar Of boots. The action was
an appeal from the decision Of Justice of
tie Peace in favor Of the plaintiff. The costs
will count up to between 500 and Sl25
the plaintiff therefore RECEIVERS dollar aud a
quarter, and probably pays his lawyer ten
times the amount, besides his own loss Of
lime. The defendant pays his lawyer, loses
his time and Sl25 in a foolish endeayor to
save OIL IS.
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CT Heialoid's Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Buchu Is strongly recommended. a. i lielmholds
Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract sarsa.
pana they are equally eiieaci6us and deserving Of
The confidence Of the medical faculty well as the
See advertise men, lIelntoIl. Genuine peparati0ns
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Musical Reyiew.--We continue TO receive,
with great regularity, the New York Musical Review
and Gazette, published by Mason Brothers, No l0s
and ITO Duane sreat, New York. We have before
taken occasion 10 recommend il to the amateurs Of
music as work worthy Of their attention. The
price is but one dollar years each number contains
sixteen quarto pages three ourof which covered
with music.
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A ramrod was shot through a boys head at

ramrod was shot through boys head at
Rockland (Maine) last Tuesday, gun hay.
ing gone off while another boy was loading
it. The rod entered near the right angle Of
the right eye Of John l.. Craig, came out at
right Of the greatest prominence in the back
part Of the head, the point protrudng about
four inches. and it stuck SO closely I, the
bones that hammer was used 10 drive il
back. Notwithstanding the severity and
delicacy Of the wound, the boy may recover.
SAD WARNING TO FAST" YoUSG Man.
John Miller. aged % years, died at Indian.
apoiis on Friday night. The Journal gives
brief history Of his sad case:
He was born in Dayton, Ohio--was left an
orphan with large estate, and to his own
guidance-bccame a" fast young man. and
rapidly spent a fortune which was counted By
tens Of thousands. lie kept circle ofdash-
ing young fellows about him, until his money
was gone. who then deserted and left him.
He sought indianapolis for home, and there,
in some mental capacity, lived for time,
and died in strange garnet, lricndless and
alone!
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New York, Oct -.
HOur-market 69D10c lower. Oalss 10000 bhls 81
p 404 90 for super state; ~ 20 a. IS for extra do
- A004 20 for super western; - s605 20 for com.
mon to medium extra do. Canadian 0oQF-heayy ct Is
COOS % for extra. Rye nour-dul,.
Wheat-market heavy and dropping. Sales 100, 900
bush at 81 10 for prime red Ohio and 90 for superior
Spring In store.
Rye-nominal. sales at zoe.
Barley nominal.
Corn-iower. Sales 10000 bushels mixed western
ut 6A0SSc.
Oats-yery scare. ct bs0o0e for Wettern.
Porkheavy ct o28 % for mess and olS 90 for prime
Deef-dull and dropping.
Out MISUNDERSTANDING
Lard-hsavy 1t 140l5c.
> Butter and Cheese-duIl.
WAiskey-.salcs 1T 9O091c.
6tocks-Bank stock heavy and dull, but for other
kinds prices are generally sustained, though only
moderate business.
Woney-fn demand aud rates are advancins.
Exchange-Quies and nominal
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A &AD M4M9MTo vnoM Carr. H4RupoM.-
We learn from the Daily News, thas one Of she
last acts Of Captain HeEndou, on board the
Central America that ~ have any scconnt Of
vas 70 hand HE watch to Theodore 4. Payne,
Esq. Of San Francisco. With the Injunction. Il
be was saved - present il TO his wife-saying,
"M am preserved shall greet my deargwife
with my own presence, II lost, you may be
saved TO speak for me and present her with this
my last eift." NJ. Payne hos arrived In the
city, and on Monday evening, 10 company with
Marshal 0. Roberta, Esq, proceeded 70 the
residence Of Mrs. Herudon and daughter, No.
g. East Twenty third street, and presented
this sad msmento 70 her. il 10 unnecessary TO
refer to the painful scenes which ensusd, for
NO pen can paint the sorrow Of wonan's
heart "a
We still cling TO the hope that this visit and
presentatioa 70 but the precursor Of . more joy
full meeting.
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!. OLA hong tine ago Ne called asssn ten TO
Ne condition Of the alley from Jedsrssn 70
Warrington street, between Nain and Third,
bat ~ observe that it 10 still in rsmarksbly
I'D 6x. Pools Of dirty water and miro are
sanding 10 Il, piles Of rabbish arc scattered
through It, and hog pen reeking with aborina'
t;oo. stands 1t one side. The dirt aud the OUT
,sxsous efauvis are enough TO kin common peo-
H. Why cannot these places be kept in
ne Of common dscency? We hope TO zee il
stt.nded to without further delay. y
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December l, 1856.

UecemOet II 1000.
r. V. R. Coventry 1 Co.
Gemts-I have cold several bottles
Of your Bach's American Compound within .
lev weeks, and it has given the best Of salts
faction; and can chcerfully recommend it to
the public ~ truly valuable article.
Yours, respectfully, :.
N. OSBORN,
Corner Main and st. Paul Sts, Rochsster, n. Y.
Ithica, Nov. II, 1884.
r. v. r. Coventry Z Co.
Cent? have received your fornu.
ID for preparing '.Bach's American Compound"
and think it unezceptionable. have used It
in my practice, and find ito results equal my
expectations, and consequently pronounce IL
valuable medicine
Souires 4 BlOsa Acents.
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fA,rras or HARrER 1 BRornHas.-We m.
A.,sssnd that Msssrs. Harper / Brothers, book
publsAers, finding, In consequence Of the dis
organized state Of the domestic exchanges, that
tbey could not effect collections from their coun.
~ cussonen without ruinous loss, decided
to-day V suspeAd payments until the internal
esnnere Of the county shall be again ON such
atsoung that debts due in the distant cities
q b nads available atNev York. We have
snna 70 believe that the assets Of The firm
ssssed 10 liabilities BY upwards Of million Of
lnahm-fN. T. Herald Of Friday.
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REPLENlsHaED.


MRS. ALEXANDER. begs leave to advise her
M numerous patrons that she has just returned from
the eastern markets. where she has laid In her Fall
plies Of Goods Of tie most desirable character and fash
ionable Styles the cheapest possible rates
and for sale at like rates.
Ladies' avail themselves Of the opportunity Of
making their selections Of Millinery Fancy Goods, C0al
and Dress Trimmings, Embroideries Hosiery, Notions
kc from the best variety the market affords.
CT Hats, with the most beautiful Flowers Ribbons and
DUNES to pnteh apd particularly per styles Of White
Dress Hats al Of which she promises to be cAG,rs-
ing"
Her Dress Trimmings are in keeping with her Hats
aud comprise the very beet desirable and fashion
able styles Of the season. carefully selected from extern
sve eastern assormen among the stocks Of the direct
importers.
Ner Embroideries are unsurpassed, comprising some
Of the most beautiful French Sets, and full variety
different patterns.
assortment of Ladies' Gloves Ia not 70 be exceed
aud il worth the inspection Of every one.
Head Dresses Of the finest styles Hosiery and many
Notions, sp< csliy adapted to Ladies wants and
Wishes, are eomprised in her stock.
And bearing In mind the We-being Of the gentlemen
she has pfoyiaed by way Of Offset to the .haFd times,
nry assqrtpept at Furnishing Goods OF various des
cptiOns. and would cali their attention especially q
her stock Of Gents Gloves and Handkerchief Of the ne
class and qualities, which she thinks beyond exceng
They may Ind, also, Cravats Ties, Hose shirts, Collar
Of Paper and Of Linen Of different Styles Jet and Pear
sets o euas and Buttons, and In fact most things
tienable. ssS se68 Fiji
All Of the above. with great deal more, 10 oper
for Inspection, at her Store Third Street, where sh
Sil " Ple&ssd to walt I'll who may favor her with
call. fccta
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To A9ue Sufferers!

COvELLN BEBEERINE MIXTURE 10 the best Ague
remedy In the world It not only breaks the Chill, bat
eradicaes every vestss Of the disease from the
ten. Hundreds Who have used II join with one voice in
declarineit slness nfalibae Procure bottle Of NJ
take IL according 70 the directions, and you may rely
ON being cured. For sale here By al Druggists and By
the psoprietoes.
Z. g. Car and A. I. 0AaSas, Agents here.
Il A. PORTER BRO, Proprietors.
iulv II Rock Island, III.
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y s1r4hs Bsrliagtsa Rides. Capsaia uatshsis,
-.I.a - s,sssss yesterday, sailing = sxssl'
u. .,eeassses. TIE CompsAy b Ossaaa-
.....,'. I larrs aanber. With Ase Rsaa
~ a aypssss b black asifsss which
s,..., ,.ra,kably veil. The sni5esm iwas NAN
"..,,.A ~ (,feenbsun 1 Kasksl.
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Homer, n. T., Now, 10, 1904.
Gents-I have bsen troubled long time with
the bloody piles Those who have been thus
will know the pain have suffered. And fur
Their than this, had always sores in my mouth,
and itching humor on my back. 4 friend Of
mine in Auburn advised me to use "Bach'a
American Compound" the most successful med.
icine ever Introduced. tried it; two dollars
worth Of lit Two bottles) has entirely cured
Ne.
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TAlluRR OF CoanIxe 4 Co., BAxKEns.-Ths
llegrsph last Saturday night brought the news
4 Is failure Of Corning 1 Co., bankers, New
lssk. Thie b an old and strong banking house,
ks Brown Bses., Of that city, and was sc-
ssuntsd very wealthy arm.
Il must not - COMPOUNDED with Eeastus Cor
ming, Of Albany, with whom they had no con-
action. and who has not failed. &As
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eTMr Dslhon. Of the Commercial College.
( ls(ssms y that hs hes opened % evening class,
~ aAordisg % thoss Who are busy al day
. opportunity Of becoming familiar with lhs
hena Of business.
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! 4 - - Ae0R aso0 yeos 4
I - =, a;sa1s -iAfsaghsst ~ Gsaas ssnd
- = shs result y known, ~ sorrscs
~ several ceunsiss9 0saslsnsa Of
!. y. r,,-ysa hat psiat weekly papsss. send
-. ~. : sssa . yss have esrscs ssd rsli.
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!, ~ Nsv Orleans Cssscsns sHpssssss alasm
:. =. -. ssass slsmsas in KansAs. and pre-
lle.s aAas ~ GsrnAa vote Ia that ssats will
,1(,ss many years abolish slavery. Il advises
=, Gsssh, II IL sagernsss 70 gaia Kansas. .
x,,,ss tsnitory on the North-wsss, mot 70 a.
- he great State Of Kansas to clip ont Of their
haaAa Fl s..t
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Musicians Hol

4uSlCl00O 8o!
LOOK AT THAS LIST.
TSHE American Collection Of instrumental Music;
4. Dodworth's Brass band school; As
Kureks II pieces OF Music for . small Drsss Band;
nend,li's Clarinet instruction Book;
Halls Method for the Guitar;
Howe's new American Guitar School;
Lelani's Complete ACCORDION Instructor;
Winners ACCORDION Sor gster,
Howe's 6slf Instructor for the Violin;
Violin School;
Winners Improved Method for the Violin:
collection OF Music -
The American violinist, BY J. =. Hanks;
The vionist complete BY somebody else-best book Of
Winners Popular Method for .he Flute;
Hove,s !. |"
vioiencello without Master;
Briggs Ban,o Instructor;
Howe's New School for the Meodeon and Ssraphine;
Waters Piano Forte Instructor;
Howe's New American Piano Forte School;
Hunters Piano Forte instructor;
Bsrsinis Method for Piano 5osseE Revised edition,
choice Selection Of Organ Voluntares, Ac,-by ?.
schneider;
Kinks Organ tchool
sablashe's Method Of Singing with Piano Forte Ac-
compartment;
Creveis' Instructions and Progressive Exercises 10
Singing with PiAno Forte Accompaniment;
Vocal Exercises and SOlfeggiOs, with Piano Forte Ac-
companinent-by Lowell Mason;
The Tuners GuideA complete Treatise on Tuning the
Piano Forte, Organ, Nicholson and SeFaphine;
WoolbuTy's Muficai Composition;
First Steps in Thorough Base:
Catels Treatiae on Harmony;
Callcoti's Musical Grammar;
KOllman's Essay on Harmony;
Blank Music BoOks-various sxes:
Music Paper, six different styles ruling;
Music Portfolios, Strings, and everything else In the
Music line-lsrgest stock in the country, at
octn fFs$E@ HAWLEYs9,
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CalcAeo. sasurdav. a. 1(la !,

CaIcAeo, Saturday, Oct. 1O-3 IN.
The market b lower and lsas active fos Wheat
but fully sustained on Flour aud Corn. and
euoyant and brisk for Oats. The tone Of East
ssn dispaeches b rather disoouragine for Wheat
and the market closes heavy, with greater die
position % eel than In the merning.
Hear quiss and nominally unchanged; favor
its brands held abevs the narkos. Sprins
Wheat opened dull q : decline, and closed
heavy; sales 500 bu in small parcels ct Toe in
store, and few round lots at role. Extra
Spring 10 limited demand only. Winter Whoa
10 bag extremely dull At about 95c for No i
Red. and 81 10 for White.
There 10 Q fair demand for Cern for immediate
shipment; 1000 bu sold at 55c on board. Oata
In brisk demand for export, and extreme figures
were paid in few instances to complete car
goes q 29c. and 80 in store; parcels in bags q
Sic delivered.
Frsights firm; Propellsrs in demand. The
last engagements were SOC on Flour to Buffalo.
Four-Fancy at ~ O0a4 IS; Extra Sprinp.
p 26a4 50; Rye Flour, - so.
Wheat-Spring in store, 7Oa7O}c; Extra
Spring iu store, 7Sa74c.
Corn-In store, per Sc lbs, 50a5l.
Osts-In store, per 50 lbs. %.
F4s 6ariey-per 4S lbs, GOATS. s.
Rye-per GO lbs, 56a6O.
: Timothy Seed-4l 76a2 90.
Potatoes-SOa35.
Beana-75atl 90.
Fine Salt-per bbl.. 81 S5a1 90.
Whitefsh-} bbl., No. l, a SO
Pork-Aess, per bbl, $25O0.
Tallow-per H., l0sl0}.
Hides-Green, per d., o4aOs; Dry Flint, II
ala; Pelts, Sept. and Oct, 20.
Highwines-psr gal, 30.
Eggs-per dozen, 14al5.
Butter-Best, per To-, 2Oa22.
Ditto frkin, l8al9.
Cheese-W. R., per To-, 1Oa1l.
Hogs-per cwt., IS 5Oa6 so.
Csttls-psr cwt., common, q 25as 90.
Shsep-per cwt, ~ 5Oa3 on.
Prairie Chickens-per dozen, 81 25a1 so.
Chickens-Each, l8.
Turksys-live, per h., 10.
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Is hereby given that contracts Of dltching or
i draining will be let ont ut public sale, 10 the
lowest responsible bidder the Brick School House,
Huron Township, Dies Moines County, on Thursday r.
~, the 2oth day OF October next.
The drains will all be In said Huron Township and
located and described - follows, to-vit:
Drain No. to commence near the corner to Sections
II, IL, 10 aud 30, and thence south-eastw ardy
about N miles to the head Of Ives'lake. II
Drain No. 3 to Be about one lme in length, near 70
and parallel % the Huron road, Sections and g 70
extend Through to the swamp land along said road.
Drain No. { to commence 1t Drain No. 8, near the
corner 10 Sections I, g. IL, and 49, and rum thence
through Tyler pond, southery, to intersect Drain No.
Drain No. to commence 1t Drain No. !, near the
Section corner between Sections 10 and ~ and run
thence west along the Z. and W. centre line Of said
Section - enefourth Of mile, (ntended for channel
to Dolbee Creek)
Said costeacts will he let In sections Of eighth
Of mile each. The Drains will be from 70 10 feet
vide. and Will vary in depth from inches TO feet
More particulars given on the day sale.
By the Hon. County Judge
oct1-dlt0sW ]. WILSON WILLIAMS,
Drainage Commissioner Of Dss Moines Co., Iowa.