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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-02-19
legal Notices.
Legal Notice.

FIELD, BEARDsLEY Co, District Court Of wapel-
10 County. February
T. H. Parker, s. J. Parker. Term, 1851.
uDN direction of the District Court of Wapello Co.
H6Iowa, notice is hereby given to T.. H. Parker and
s. J. Parker, defendants, that petition Of Field
Beardsley Co.. is on file in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court of said Wapeo County, asking and
claiming OF said Court the foreclosure of the equity
redemption to Lots nineteen and twenty, in what il
called Giilmores Addition to the town d - unlwa
Iowa. and asking that said Lots may be sold satisfy
judgment held by plaintiffs and unsatisfed agans
the said T. L. Parker in the District Court Of Wapec
County, Iowa. according to the prayer of said petition
and that unless appear at said Court beiors
the second morning of the Term of said Court
be held the fourth Monday in the month Of Febru
airy. 1857 judgment will be rendered against you there
on. s. W. SUMMERS
J. n. CAMPBELL, Clk. Atty for Pint'T
Jan. g, n41 -Iw.
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EStr4y Notice.

TYNAEEN Up by Jonathan wittemyer, in Rich.
IL land township. Wapello county, Iowa, the 9Th
of Nov. ls6 steer supposed to be three years old
last spring, marked with crop OFF the left Color
white with black spots from the shoulder forward
ears black Appraised at f22 So
j. n. CAMPBELL Clerk,
Nov 24ns9-Sm BY I. q. GIVEN Deputy.
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90 An EPISCOPAL clergyman

CO An Episcopal clergyman at Sank
Rapids, Wis, 'ecently attempting to violate a
girl of IA in the house where he boarded, she
fed from him in her night clothes to an adj
joining room. wherG she locked herself in, and
was found in the morning nearly frozen to
death. The divine left that section of the
country in hurry.
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Estr1V Notice.

FEyAESEN Up by kbner Overman living in Co
n lumba township, Wapelio County, Iowa, Dec. Sd
ls56, estray mare, described follows: 4 yellow
dun color, with black NAME tail and legs white spot
in the forehead IL years old ID IL hands high aud ap
praised at S25,00 J. n. Campbell, Clerk
Ottumwa Jan 2J, 1857 NISSAN
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Estray Notice.

FENAkEN up by Greenbury Williams in Competn,
II Township, Wapello county, Iowa, oh the 2ith da,
of November 1885, pale red steer six years old las
spring smooth cross of each point OF left horn off
brand left horn letter A, little white in the face
appraised to be worth thirty dollars.
JOSEPH y. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Jan. S, '57-n45-3m Thos q. Given Deputy
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CV We have neglected 10 notice the change
IN The Ottumwa Courier. Ii how comes 10 us
IN new dress, ard presents as fair face as
attend you brother Norris Fairfield Ledger.
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CT The Legislature of Nebraska has vot ed
to remove the capital to Douglas City. IL i.
thought the Governor would veto il.
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Est,ay Notice.

'ANklN VI Df JustFH NdIsVOH. OF MI
l. ans Township, Wapello County, Iowa,
the first day of January, 1857 estry steers of
red color, two years old past-one unmarked, with
white face aud broad horns, the other marked with
swallow fork In each ear, Grumpy horns and appraised
at 5000, Feb. 5-3m J. \. CAMPBELL, Cik.
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u A Dashing and fashionable widow
says she tn nks of suing some gentleman for
preach of promies, in order that the world NAV
know she is in market.
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O. Santa Anna, of Mexico. has sent agents
to Madrid, to propose to re-eslabiish monarchy
IN Mexico with Spanish sovereign.
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Mistcllanrons.
FLORENCE yAHE.

Ihave loved thee hong and dearly,
Florence Yane,
And my youths bright dream and early,
Has come again:
irecall In my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain,
My hopes, and thy derision,
Florence Vain.
The ruin lone and hoary,
The ruin old,
Where thou dd'st bark my story,
At evening told;
That spot the hues elysian
OF sky and plain,
Treasure in NV vision,
Florence Nane.
But fairest, coolest wonder,
Thy glorious clay
Lieth the green sod under,
Alas the dayl
And IL boots not to remember
Thy dis dain,
Florence Nafie.
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e@ A letter from Havana, dated Jan. 2Sth
says that DR.. Kane is rapidly improving.
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BREAKERS AHEAD.

~yE have waited with clemency from enc to four
w years for our small dues, which we need and
must have. Now We compelled TO resort to more
efcacous remedy; therefore, all persons indebted to
on ferriage and other accounts after the tenth of
February win find their accounts in the hands of officer
Eastman In 0ttumwa.
HICKESLOOPER& ovERMAN.
sJapuary ap-n4s.tf
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LOCAL MArxHHa.

Caarter Eiecsions-The polls closed IN Monroe
VAC VAC Yesterday Sfternoon, after being kept omen
LOT tnfee days. at heavy cost to the city. apd
without changing the result in sinsie instance In
s2I ,.s oI any one of the candidates who wsre be.
saass. :. oI snndown Of the frst day A we have
oe."Ee said, al the nominees of the American
pasIy, with the exception of Grain Measurer hsye
Grs;. .se.eo- a With ibe exception of Sergeant and
ot;ea ma sasarer, all the nominees were them in
49,. sna as they bad been tried and proved com
p".ss'. tne nsjority of the people were moi dis.
tinr ho,.a .nen out TO run the hazard Of re-.
cbsn,ss es'ss, ss sgenis. In the Council mstsrial
snanses nave oeen made. Jefferson W.rd h :.
pssssn'ed ps ny two Americans and three Dsmo-
ons s Wbi1 Aalsan Mnn Ward, by four Americans and
Whig and three Democrats The un. uamercan. one
VIII De composed Of two whigs, one xm.ris.n
a Ges so@ Madison ion ward Ave
leans, one Whig ard two Democrats. nor, A%er' %er
roe Ward "'m nor
The table appended. is official excep, Monro.
Ward which was taken from the bnot. A.Ss =. ~
close of the polls: ~ sns
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'-,,. nx1As. A. COwARDIN.
aT1Dr F0R TRArELERS AND OTHERS
RnfIroat lines

oxn FxyprRfcEsruse AND POTOMAC
- e,;ns North, leaves twice every day,
kA'N,w,snins. aycerted a. : O'Clock a m. and
tNSHeH!1 y ~ for the Potomse River, where q
- - il taken for Washington. thence by Railroad
"a Baltimore No - N,~,h ,..s.. ,tt. H.,
ssIir iSnrfsy evenings eN Ncepted,l at O'clock
N.e0 WV a. II O'clock nj for Gordcnsvilie where
., - .N,r.+t with the trains Ct the Orange and Al
,i,{a Railroad foT Alexandra Washington, Bal
tlmyTe. Sc n, Lava. eirh,,nrs =.
,.lonk : m ard conneets with the Soutbs;de Road
. no function ST i2 O'Clock m. Sundays excepted d.
Rtrrwexr AM FETEssEUSG-LssScs this city
fypfv isy. ,suudsys excepted, at s. O'Clock g
=, ara c'cfcS r. An accommodation tram
hoe every Mooday, W edne,dsY aud Friday at
sec,sek 3, nj 80
For SGrfaik, &c.
Fxthe Richmouf sn3 Petersburs Railroad to pert
u.',hsN thence by steamer VIM sELDEN Capt
W, C. Smith The cars leave ths Derot every Mon
s.x Weaass6sv spd ldsy moTaiugs Al 81 o'clock
Tk. steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. John Davis
l.<v.s Aer shs5f st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
~ sra Thu7xdsy mornings st s! O'clock s. m, foi
N tx anG Torf snou h, touching st ali the regular
Ia45.uss on ihe River.
For Scw York. &c.
TIE steamship JAMEsfO" n. CAPTAIN Parrish
1esyss every TUESDAY evening at O'Clock. for New
12.k touchieg al CI.y Point sn6 Norfolk to receive
rss.erFers &c. leaVirg Norfok next norning, at II
For Philp deiHhfa. &c.
Rv the steer5ships en- NsIENANla a VIRGINIA
.,EJITY OF klCHMOND. Ore of these steamer,
s,qvs every Monday and Thursday stopping ct City
rg.rt su6 Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r Emporium for Barsains
EXTENSIVE OPENING or

NEW SPxING GOODS.
At J. MILLHlsER BRO,s.
laS Brosd street.
The subscribers are about opening the most en-.
ever had the good fortune to offer to their friends
and Gus omets generally. and respectfully call the
stohton OF the iadies to the same in particular In
aaaition to the usual variety of Goods kept in our
he we eha have one of the best stocks in the city,
In the following kinds of goods;
Black silks of al, grades
faney Dress SILKS newest styles
sra Aobes some very rich
bsrsse Robes great variety
fiain herages, Tissues and Grenadines
Lawns and French Jaconets
pafa all wool Delsines and Challies
Pa and Figured Briliantes
stellss md Cs.hmere shswls
Bomhszines, Aipacas and De Resss
1000 pieces Jaeooets and Cambrcs
l0oe do Checked Mus'ins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Dsmaak ana Table Cieths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
2000 fine French Muslin Collars
20o0 fine Cambria Collars
SOTO Cambria and Swiss Bands
loo0 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs
Joe dozen Grass Linen do
loo do Hem stitched do
600 do low-pnced Linen Hdkh
Embroidered Muslin and TsrIetsn Dresses
Eausooks ard Swisses
rich lot Of CsmbTic Fdgtnss
Parssols, endless variety
A flIi assortment of Hosiery, Mis. Lsces, Edg-
ings, &c.
The pincipal part of our goods being bought ct the
large trade auction ssles In New York the remain
der IN Job lots, usiveJ for cash, will not ac
knowledge any competition In the way of low prices
All we ssk 10 call from you, before buying, knowing
that everybody, these days are in favor of buying
where cen be bought cheapest.
J. MiLLHIsER L BRO,
NH S-Sw 1873 Broad ct.
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CAPT. RYSDERs, IN NEW YoRK.-Capt Ryn.
aers - proceeding vigorously in his new office of
U . Marshal. He says he is determined to do his
duty at all bazards; that he means to SO. IN ex-
ample OF efficient service, and compel all under
him to do the same or be discharged. eff" says
he, "a fugitive slave Is to be caught, Ill catch
him; If SLAYER is to be prevented from sailing,
III stop her. and do the latter duty little more
readily than the former and If lihu sters attempt
to break the laws of the United States they shall
receive no favor at my hands. approve of fill
bussering; but as / said at the Tabernacle. my
feelings as man are one thing, my duty as an Of.
ficer auo therr
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Fielding Littleton. a well known citizen of
Loudoun county, Va, died last week.
William @ Spence has been elected teller Of the
Bank of Virginia at Lynchburg.
There were only seven marriages In Alexandria
Va for the month Of March.
Francis A son of John s. Effinger, was killed
in Rockingham county, Va, last week, by fall.
BF Martz has been elected Mayor of Harrison
burg, Va
The U 8. sloop-ofwar Saratoga at last accounts
b 81 left San Juan for Havana.
Thirty-tvso persons were baptized nes, W Warren-
on, Virginia, last Sunday. by Rev. Cumberlaed
George.
Mrs. Mcmahon the unsuccessful New York de-
butante, is about commencing an engagement a.
Wheeling Va.
Mr. Isaac Funkhower, " as killed near Strasburg
Virginia, the 3lst ut by the falling of tres
willis: himself aud SON were out chopping wood
A lady, named Baker from Belmont county, o.
walked overheard from a steamboat at Belair, Va
on Tuesday, and was drowned.
Peter Murphy, an Irishman, fell overheard from
q steamboat, at Wheeling, on Tuesday, and was
drowned.
Mr.. Robert Cox, of Washington county. Pa
died few days since, at the advanced age of one
hundred years.
White House have been discontinued for the pre-
sent.
Within radius of ten miles about the old State
House, 10 Bosscn, there are near 154 churches, oi
four denominations, having p, ,5l9 members.
A celebrated billiard player, in New York, hal
challenged another of equal celebrity, to game
for the modest sum of 5000
bridge, to cost $50 600, is to be built over ths
Missouri, at Florence, Nebraska, few miles above
Omaha.
Huntington, the New York forger, has gained
fifteen pounds since his Imprisonment. He drives
nails in the morning, and keeps books In the after
noon.
DR. s. M. Ogden. of Pittsburg. has been ten
dered the appointment of surgeon in the army o
the Mexican Republic.
William Keck. \ deaf and dumb inmate of tn
institution for that class at Raleigh, North Carolina
tried for killing another deaf mute by a blow, wa
acquitted on Wednesday.
Charles s. Spence, Esq, of Baltimore, goes on
in the next steamer with the Persia treaty, /
make arrangements for the exchange of ratihca
tions.
The epidemic fever which has created 30 muc
alarm In Oswego CO :, N, Y has reached Elmrs
where, OF 20 cases, only recovered
The loss by fire In the United States last mon.
was 81 ,7s3 900, and since the LIST Of January o.
] $4,000.
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ky Notice Accountant, Agent aud C

ky Notice Accountant, Agent aud Col
LECToR-9 ID. WOorfON would respectfully in
form the citizens of Richmond and the public g-ner
ally that he is prepared to keep and balance
also pay particular and prompt attention to collect
ng house rents negro hires and collecting generally
Security will be given for promptness and correct
ness to those who pstronise him.
His Office is door below the corner Of Govor
nor and franklin Streets short distance above che
Exchsnse Hotel mh ll-dlmH
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AN IMPROBABLE SToRY.-1t is rumored at ss
Iouis that fifty filibusters, commanded by son or
merchant there are about to leave that city 10
ioin the expedition shortly to sail from New Or
ieans destined for Costa Riea, and thus save
walker by directing the attention OF his enemies
at another point. Abundant means are sad to be
at their disposal.
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HANDSOME PRESENTING were shown yes
terday besutiful and highly flushed escritoire,
portable writing desk, which was made pre-.
sent by Lsdy Fradkln to Mr.. Morton, with the fol-
lowing inscription on brass plate inlaid in the
lid: 'To MIR. w lillian Morton, who shared the for
tunes and searned the gratitude of her much be-.
loved friend, DIR. Kane, from Lady Franklin, No.
vember, 1885, MIR Morton of the men
in the Arctic expedition. DR.. Kane was much at
tached to him for his fidelity, and took him to Eng
land with him last fall, aud from thence to the
West Indies. Morton remained with him during
his illness, and came home with bis remains.
pbjin Tad
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HAD HER THERE.-Two little girls-one-
daughter of a clergyman, and the other of pa
rishioner-fell into an angry dispute. To mortify
and spite her antagonist the layman's little girl
saw fl to remind her of her fathers well-known
poverty and intimated, rather taftly that had 1t
not been for her fathers benevolent interference
the poor minister would have been in the work
house "We, don't care replied the other "if Ii
had not been for my father, yours would have
been in hell long ago
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DOUBLE MURDER "A double murder was
recently committed at Kosciusko. Miss, man
named Garland Golf, aged SIS, and possessed OF
considerable property, having been poisoned with
his wife, young lady to whom he had been mars
ried only few months brother of the lady Is
suspected of the murders, as he had been heard
10 threaten the life of Goff and the deceased had
,tated that his life was in danger
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NH i2--dSmS

~ Cancers and Tun ors Cured without
cutting DR IA KAHN, late Of Philadel phia respect.
fully offers his services to the citizens and the pub
lie generally, for tho cure OF Cancers. Tumors
MopIds Ristchss and all diseases Of the skin he
can also cure Secret Diseases.
He will remain la Richmond three months
can be found at his Office st the Clifton House, from
10 L. NJ, to r. ~.
Tah l6-lms
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THE WHEAT CROP In LLisois.-A eorres'
pondent of the Dollar Newspaper. writing from
Prairie City, Illinois, under date OF 10th instant,
SAYS "the prospect of the growing crops OF winter
wheat. in Illinois generally, has not been SO unfa-
vorable, during the 20 years have resided in
this State, as at this time. The majority of our
farmers will SOW Spring wheat on the ground sown
in Winter wheat, as there Ia not, at this writing
. single field that promises to be worth the cut
tiupr
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FIRES IN kRoCKINGHAM-The barn owned by
widow Argabrght in Rockingham county, Va.
was destroyed by fire last week, with FIVE horses
and quantity of provender. The woods of VIM.
Burner, adjoining were fred on the same night
doing considerable damage
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PENSION OFFICE.-James G McCarty, of Tens
nessee, has resigned bis situation in this Office and
been appointed corresponding clerk in the Navy
Department, (salary 81 600 per annum,) vice j. S
Cunningham, commissioned purser. A Hofer
of Missouri, has resigned his clarksbip, I'd class
Isl 400 per annum,l 10 the Pension Office.
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- Husbaud,s CaIcincd Ma azuesia I.

- Husbands Caicined MagnesiR IL free
from unpleasant taste ana three times the strength
of tho common Caicined MAgnesia. WoRl DIS
FAIR MEDAL and Foua FIksT PREMIUM SILVER
MEDALS have been awarded 1t a. being the best in
the market.
For sale by the Druggists and country storskeepsrs
and by the manufacture. -
aAN - THOMAS ]. HUSBAND,
NH I2-dSm* Philsdelphis.
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FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS We learn that the
Blue Ridge ia on fire at different points, extending
from Waynesboro, in Augusta, several miles
northward The mountains east of the Valley,
from Woodstock to Mt Jackson are aIso ON fre
Oa Tuesday and Monday nights of this week,
the view OF the burning mountains was magnifi
cent.
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THREE WEEKS LATER FROM. MExICo.-The
u. s revenue cutter Lewis Cass Captain Bcesh
wood commanding, arrived at New Orleans, Sa-
,urday morning, from Tampico, which place she
left on the l7th instant Advices from Tampico
are three weeks later, and from all parts of the
country two weeks more. The Republic, ex-
ceps in the Western States, which continued to be
infested with pirates, (ilibusters) and disturbed
by revolutionary movements, was at peace But
the serious aspect of the difficulty with Spain had
given rise te many apprehensions. General con-
fidence, however, was expressed in the manage
ment of the Comonfort Government. and especial
ly in the result Of the mission of Gen. Lafragua
The late beiigerent news from Spain had not, o.
course, reached the republic.
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DESPERATE AFFAIR Mr. Thomas II Gaskfns
residing near the mouth of the Great wicomico
river, Northumberland county, Va, was assaulted
IN violent and desperate manner on the 18th ut
oy negro man named Isaac who was on 3 visit
to his wife, slave woman living at Mr. Gaskins'
In defence of his life and that of bis own wifs and
child, Mr. G., after long struggle with the fellow
was compelled TO shoot him with bis rife from the
enect eeanect OF which be died at about seven clock on
tne same evening, at the house of Mrs Olivia
Cole, whittier he was removed and to whom he
belonged A jury of inquest rendered a verdict
agreeing with the above statement.
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~ Last Netice.-Une Week LouKer..-
Intending close my business at the old stand, on
Monday the gath inst offer the residue of my
stock OF Dry Goods without regard TO cost. Terms,
"cash only"
Ny Store House will be for rent, on the first day
OF April. THOS. d. QUAhLES.
NH I6-ts
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ALL THE DRFEREscE.-A quibbling writer o.
the last century quantity observes. that when TIE
cannons of the princes began to war, the canons e
the church were destroyed.
1T wasn says he "frst mitrum that governed
the world, and then nitrum-frst St. Peter, and
then Saitpetre."
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ENGLAND, FRANCE AND CHINA.-A Paris let
ter SAYS 1t is now certain that England and France
have agreed to act jointly in the China Affair
France will furnish twenty thousand troops against
Enelands superior naval force: and England al-
lows France to introduce clause into the arrange
ments in favor of the Catholic religion.
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Moses T Hopkins was tried upon . cnaf8e o.
horse stealing 10 Bedford county. Va, las. week
and sentenced to the popitentiary iof eae year,
The saw mill and adjoining machine shop oi a a
M. Jordon Of Bedford county, Va, WAS sonsu"'se
by IRE on the 3lst plk
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To BE HUNG AT LAsT.In 1855 Moses Hsrlesc n
wss tried In Msr!cn District, g. c for the murder
of E. A. Rogers He found guilty and sen
tenced to be hanged, but affected bis escape from
jail! and cuded the officers of justice till last
ber, when he was arrested in North Carolina Lest
week he was brought before ths Court, and the NTH
of June next was appointed for his execution
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EXPENSE OF FINDING BABY AT YOUR DOOR
singular legal case has just been concluded in
Cincinnati. The defendant Is years ago found
an infant upon his door steps and left it at hu'
name institution He is now made to pay $50
per year for its support ever since.
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THE WEATHER.-The growing wheat and to
baceo plants have been much damaged by the
coel. dry. windy weather which continued during
q few weeks past. On yesterday morning we hst
a slight fall Of rain. and the clouds yet look wa
terry and threaten rain Warm showers are mnet
needed for the wheat-Ddacille, Va, Reg.
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ANOTHER "RAKE CASE Gov. King of New
York, returned to the President of the Hudson
River railroad a feeG pass which that gentleman
had sent him, with polite note, saying that bis
official position poaM not permit him to use it,
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THE MASSACHUSETTS SHOE TRADE-The New.
buryport Herald says that the failure of Messrs
Baker, extensive shoe manufacturers of Lynn is
announced. The liabilities are reported at from
100000 to $50 000 aud is the first heavy failure
among the manufacturers of Lynn for some ten
years; as indeed now is the heaviest pressure upon
the trade for ten years They employ ed some five
hundred hands, who will fad suspension of work
but no loss otherwise, as their debts were in Bos
ton and other cities-the heaviest being in Balti-
more Very many of the shoe manufacturers are
curtailing their work-all who eau, but some that
have expended their credit to the utmost are not
able to seek safety iu that-are not making mo
ney, nor yet able to stop without swamping.
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DEAD Mrs A. B Barrett, born at Presque
Isle, King William county, Va. and a daughter oi
Col. Benjamin Temple, a distinguished revolution
airy officer, died at Gainesville. Ala. last week
her husband DR. John s. Barrett, having died but
a short time before
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- Law N0tire.~"An addition to nil the
Courts held in the city of Richmond, the subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts Of
POWHhTaH COUNTY.
JOHN o. sTEGEK Attorney at Law,
NH 2S-dIm~ Richmond, Va,