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r ONGwORTH's PURE OHIO Ca

I ONGWORTH'S PURE OHIO Ca
~ TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO
This Brandy ms been manufactured for several
years from the pure juice OF the Catswba Grspe,
thus attending additional evidence Of the progress OF
American enterprise and industry, and of our sstl-
ty 10 produce articles at home equal to those made
by any other nation
The OHIO CATAwBA BRANDY not only equals
but ExcELs the best imported Brandies, IN purity
and flavor. II is in fact the best Brandy known IL
is sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
iehey, Cramp Cholic. Lsnguor, Low Spirits, Gene
raj Debility. &c No family should be without IT,
Retail price 81 rs per bottle.
Sole agent fsr Richmond aud vicinity, w PETER
SON successor to Alex Duval, l5o Main street cor
Of 18th. where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders.
by calling on the above agent the public can get
small battle grstuitousiy, to test the article.
So l0--d&cw5m
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TAG HIaHLsND MAD Her felrdordtndry,H wax
,,.J FsaI-Tbe extraordinary tenG of walking sixty
haurs without rest or sleep was performed by this
young woman at poughkeepsie. She commenced
on Tuesday morning last az II o'clock, and con-
cfuded on Thursday night at that hour. She has
f,een cl ,sely watched the whole Of the time. AT
O'Clock on that evening she looked extremely
fetigued aud IL found that she could not Co n.
tinus much longer Her eyes were bloodshot aud
almost closed, and it was with the greatest DIM
entity thai she could pat one foot before the other
About clock she rallied walked faster, answer
cd the questions ,ed TO her, aud appeared to
be gathering strength as her Gme upon the plank
grew shorter.-N ]. Post.
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DAY STATE RANGE,-We have made

DAY STATE RANGE,-We have MADE
~ arrangements with the Manufacturer for the
ale ~ this superior COOKING RAN6s, and invite
be - ,ution II purchasers 10 the ady ants<es whisa
We efer:
LIST. The Range Is made of the best iron. 10 amp
in its construction; and con yenieptly arranged
ID. Itcan be operated with wAed or coal,
Sd. 1t can be set np and removed At pleasure. ss
readily as the common q oking stove.
4th We can furnish them 90 any required koe'
with two Ovens. and with four or sax boiers.
With or without water hStures--and WARRANT essn
one cold TO give satisfsction 20 the purchaser -,
9Th Repairing pieces always On hand, woien VIII
66h. Tho price Of this Range IL moderate tor =
pGlass srtiele) as can anJrd 20 seti them ~
Rhnfsr screr's retail prices. ,,.
M We continue TO set the AMERICAN KAssh
in briek--a'l of rhtch have suited cur customers
and hare net cot any one Of them anything WI
repair.
ALso-sercrai varl,t,cs Of Lew Priced Ranges.
for sale at the Governor Street stpg stove
ses uEOR Is SfAkRkTT
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- TO OUR LADY FRI END
- AND PATRONs--We world say ma Sis ~
have now hand first rate assorImens s ~ ~ i
Oyershoes mbrseing oil the different ii = sooI
Ia use all Of which We viii xuaransse ~ - - ess
Where ana should 40 article. which we recommend =,
at our connterr rip we viii Is ,ssH - u
roAH kjchpoud Va.
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A VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR

A VALUABLE MARKET FARM FOR
n SALE Il offer for sale that u ost desirable
Dairy and Market Farm. on the new Central road,
known Summeriield. une mile and a helf below
Richmond, containing 63 acres. one-half cleared,
balance in woods adjoining the cottage farm recent
sist Of framed Dwelling recently built OF the best
materials. containing or rooms. with the usual
Iut-hoIses. This farm is admirably suites fur
market and dairy farm; produces we'll Of the usual
crops, with bold sprifg of the best water, " heh
would enable the owner To fill several ice houses
The owner being engaged in other business, would
sell a bargain. For further particulars sppIyto
kD b LYME, Land Agent,
az 4 midi Mufrr. liksrnI Hall
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
IMPROVEMENT Anu PKEsERvA-

"A Have removed their office TO ZOE. Main st.,
above 10th. opposite Corinthian Hall. GOODS
called and delivered FREE OF charge for drsy-
age se tn-ts
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NIFTY DOLLARs-L Nj SINGER q
L co.'s CELEBRATED NATIONAL sEWdN1
MACHIN ES--UFFICE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
VAWe would most respectfully invite al 10 can
and examine our new stock OF Family, fihhtatioI1
and Leather Machines which for 1urabiiity an an
beauty OF finish cannot be surpassed by any. EuI
Machines are SO constructed, that by tne 'nas.tl;
changes they are mede to sew, Rem, gatheL anu
stitcf from the coarsest cotton Dag or neasy
leather. to the finest silk, satin or lace, OF ans
descrip,on, without trouble. The simple con
structon ease of management anu saving on tn s
makes the Machine invaluable, and warrsnteu "
give perfect salts action to all. our ne" Fanny
Machine for light work, will be fouhd one Vi tue
prattiest and best in use II is put IN ROSEWOOD
Mahogany or EnamelVd cases, to suit the parior OF
work roofs Our agent. being hne Hiacninls', Is
prepared to repair Machines, and to give all tne M
structjons 80 that the operators can adJust tieII
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
At their residences also, servants If desired free OF
charge. We invite ali to call and examine. where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady Iper
stors and gent to give explanations, whether they
purchase or not. s.
tons; Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding:
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent 10
ali Cd application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting OF every description, Oh
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts &C, made to order, at short notice.
an 2J-ly NJ SINGER co.
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EINE FAMILY TEAS-Fine Teas. from
= old established Pshin Tea Company, for ale by
FISHER q WINSTON.
no IL Drugeists, i25 Main q.
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THE DISPATCH.
TuFsDAY MORNIN IS. ls.s

An Esrrrr.s Cork POUND IN MISSISSIPPI
yscssos (sisss) Eagle says that several years ego,
!, rsysttbk Egspsaa siirer coin, worth sbont tnlty
cents ofour currency, was ia digging Wen ps s
TulIAhoraa, IN that State. found embedded 10 tno
earth. about thirty feet under ground TINS - o.e
al these isolated facts which are rom uu,o W
time coming TO light, from which pas oecn 800,
the Inference that this country was known Gem ~,
ries before the time of Columbus, not on,y 70 tne
Mortimer ana other Europeans, but to the Egyp
tfans the phcencians and even 70 me oninei ,en
.tn ,o.srad Il 70 be his belief that the Aborig'-
nss Of America spr.ug from the Bedou,ns, from
The similarity Of their general characters, and
especially from tho circumstance that she iemas s
~ ho,h carry their infaats upon their backs ms
synisnation was that they came via the Mediter-
ransan and the straits of Gades (Gioraltar 10 the
time Of the Pho nicisns, who were, IL will be recol
Ieeted, a commercial people Carthage being
$500 from phmuica, the Egyptian coin found
thirty feet below surface ia the solid earth tn
Mississippi would seem thus TO be accounted Tor.
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1853. FALL TRADE 1893.
ROBERT DENNY,
HARDWARE AND TOOL STORE FOR
Builders, Machinists and House
keepers.
3oo Main stree, a6opsthS RaEks, RschmoHd -.
Begs leave 70 call tho attention Of hh htends sns
others TO his large well selected and compiess sesx
Of Naglish. German and American Hardware, AsS
receiving. such
BUILDING MATERIAL
TOOLS, Of All kinds
HOUSkKERPIN0 GOODS
FARMING IMPLgMkNTe, 20
Together with the usual variety Of Fancy Aaf -
ful afscles all selected with care any
to this market. and wiz BE- scld Low 70 sssa -
prompt customers.
Also. agent for the Baltimore Bell end Bress
orks. Orders carefully and promptly atfeadef -
.0N EXHIBITION AND SALE. 81 No.
ie MAin shsst. . large stock u CLOTHING,
I'M DREss suIrs.
BUHINfss kUfrs.
OVER l0z&a
Also. eomplete stock Of rursiAhias Cords. ~
e which WI b sold usvsuAiIr low, sss cAss.as
l.ssr: . ,As ely are solicited \, = . :
&C y Ne ~ Nais a.
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ENGLISH OVEk CATERS
~A@ DIRECT IMPORTATION.-We have
Just received, direct from England imported by
ourselves, q large supply of smiths and Gibbs
Patent Spring Over Caters. to which We desire to
call the attention of all in want.
ALEX HILL Il CO.,
Importers, III, Main street,
noII Richmond Va.
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDI-
ANS HAVING TO BUY LITTLE BOYS
AND GIRLS SHOEe.-That l have now in store
certainly the heaviest and most durable, and at the
same time, the neatest Shoes that L ever had the
pleasure of showing them, which am sure, cannot
be excelIed Recolieot the No. 40, sign OF the Big
Boot just below the st Charles Hotel opposite side
Main street ut WIN WALSH'5.
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RAT KlLLER--This preparation is he
~ surest and most effective Rat and Mouse Poison
which can he made. IT will draw the RATS am
Mice from oil pxrs Of house It's peculiar smell
and taste and II you are rid of them once yoa will
pe rd y tnssn lcr some time after. Price i5c per
box. Made and sold by
WAGNER. Apothecary,
no 10 Corner sth and Broad sts
ELASTIC SELF-SYaINGES --srnott's.
IL Matteson's, and Davi5son's selteyrinxes For
sale By FISHER WIssT0N. Druggists.
mol - No LIS Main street.
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IN GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
AAA H0USE-The subscriber has received his Fall
les OF Hats and Furnishing goods fer gentlemen
Ais, beautiful lot Of Walking Canes and Unbrel-
las TO which he would respectfully call the after-
ton of those In want. JOHN POE, in,
90 W-ts Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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+ me AND TAR 400 casks Thomas.
- tori Lime. % bbls Tar Forsal by
nosi0 - EDWIN W0RTHAM h %.
JENNY LIND BEDsTEADG. just re-
csivsa per stsamer, large assortment ri Rose
wo1a, Nhlle9Any IND W asnat Jenny Lind kedstsads.
- ssaiAoydinary low prices -
g is--la 80. - LARUs b SHINE.
Sa, 20 ahds aud tiercea good
- y II sEIsKER 90.
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hPEhIAi MAIIVIt FhINGS.
prize, are 81. 600
4 priz OF 300. spproximatng TO $50 900
prize, are 100
4 prizss Of $500. spproymating to $4,000
pT.Ia, 800
prizes Of SIPS, approximating to 5000
pCiZe, 800
prizes Of 800, approximating to $4,000
Prize, are 400
/ prizes of s75, approximating to 5000
prIzs, arc 500
prizes Of $50, approximating to 1900
prize. are 200
5000 prizes of $40 are 100000
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN & CO,
LVA WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No 10 Pearl street. Richmond.
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=
* BILE GLASsES-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete az.
sortment OF SP ECTACLES we continue TO keep a.
we have done for many years, o full assortment Of
PEBBLE GLASSES In steel and gold frames With
experience of thirty years in this department OF
business, aud particular attention in adapting
glasses to all the requirements of the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction in our spect
cles.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYE
GLASS rs, gold steel and she'll OF overy variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted In old frames.
MITCHELL TYLER,
an 23-d3m cw6pu los Main street.
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NOTlCE.--l have bought out Mr.. John
" B. Davis, at the old stand of Messrs Davis {
fIee next door to Hector Davis Auction House.
Franklin street. shall keep constantly on hand all
classes of NEGROES fer sale, and will be pleased to
furnish those in want.
iy Sits LEE,
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wA1cHDs, t,Locxs. -.

@A@ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
S6GLAssEs.--AF JAHNKE Orr,
CAN 75Iz Main street. Il have opened q nav lot OF
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
tiIasses, in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantee 10 suit with these superior Glasses
any person to whose vision Optical aid can be sp.
pied.
The public are requested TO call and examine
Brazilian Pebble and other Gissws filed In old
frames A y JAHsRE
NOS tx Main street
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! 00O FEET INCH OAK BOARDs

w ',oSo This lot of Oak Boards is one that
was got en- out for New York Furniture anufac.
turing purposes and will be found much superior in
quality to those gotten out for Tobacco Boxes. and
though it cost a higher price. it will be found
cheaper in the end than ordinary lots of Tobacco
Boards-landing and fer .ae on accommodating
terms, by no3 TRUMAN A PARKER.
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T ARUS & 8 line, Auctioneers aud
~ Commission Merchants, No. IA Main street, give
their undivided services Auctioneers for the sale OF
real estate merchandise of every description, and
household furniture
SaleOf horses, mules, COWS, wagons and carriages.
&C., DC, every Saturday.
Z. q. LARU9. JAS. n. SHINE.
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OFFICE VA: FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.
Richmond. LIST November. 1858 !
THE DIRECTORS of this company
L have this day declared diwdend of seyen per
cent the capital stock out of the profits of the
last six months payable the stockholders or their
legal representatives on and after he 18th instant.
until which date the transfer book will be closed
no2-dtI5N WILLIAM WILLIS, JR Sec'Y.
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{ uarrels to the question of the spolis.
Kansas, therefore, was their last and only
'ope, at least for the present and until the
: lection of 1860. Their power to prolong
he strife there was the test of their con-
'inued life. It has been emphatically a.
;eath struggle with them; and the party
inside of Kansas fells an infinitely deeper
interest than its friends in the territory
themselves do, in perpetuating the strug-
,le. No consideration for principle, no
aspect for law, no love for the qualities oil
ustice and patriotism could lead them
rom their purposes. Wherever their
eaders have obtained power and place,
hey have not failed to demonstrate their
liter lack of principle, and their contempt
or common honesty. Witness their orgies
the halls of plumber in New York,
ohio, Massachusetts,, and even in the Ma
'ional Congress.
1t is in behalf of such party schemes
md to promote the interests of such party
.eaders, that the country has been called
upon to suffer the disgraceful burdens Of
he Kansas difficulties. And it is in be.
half of such schemes and such party that
certain political gamblers and tricksters
IRE throwing their influence, and stalking
heir fortunes, in the defiled name of "pop
alar sovereignty"-the name of principle
upon which, in its purity and in a just and
elevated sense, rests the ground-sils of this
wonderfully beautiful Republic-but which
corrupted by an infusion of Jacobinism
md mobocracy, will prove its most fruitful
ource of weakness and decay.
There are other reasons which impel us
favor the admission of Kansas as a
State, at the present Congress and under
he Lecompton Constitution; such as we
regard vital to the South, and as such vi,
al to the country Those we have given
re sufficient to show that the admission
would infringe no principle of justice or
air-dealing-and should operate upon the
ninds of all patriotic men of all sections
like. If there is even apparent injustice
lone to any portion of the American peo-
lie, either in their persons or opinions, it
esults alone from the bad passions and evil
ondnct of those who complain, and upon
heir heads be the consequences.
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SALES BY The SHERIFF.
sffERsFF,s SALE.

ny xrtne IA directed and delivered from
ID the Honorable Circuit Coart q Dzvdsoa County,
Tennessee, its September Terra. 1881 sIa expose
public sails, the highest bidder Tor cash The Court
hoase ard gate in the CITY of Nashville MOnday the
iSth day Of January, ISIS all he rght, title ea
which A. 6ItLEA then had,
acquired In and 20 he following described tract Of
l4nd-ene tract Of land containing ~ enty-dse IS
acres. whieh - Dixon hses-bOundea on thr
Soash b the Nashville and Chattanooga hsiroAd on ths
BY the lands Of Mrs. p d. DAVIS nosth b,
eatry No -, made ey william Il Hzszns and on ths
east 81 the lands Of OF. r. a. Wallace and Thomas
H4rrs. SAil land Il situated in The Islrics
Dasidsoa eoany- Levied he property q A. GILL
" sA-afy an exsratiea in favor Ct Je JetsEa
j. X kDAoADSoS, sAsrir.
ny Jxo- DAVIS, @. d. @. dscls-td
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY, Jan. l2, 1858.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Thompson, from citizens of Maury county,
praying for the passage of law for the protection
of Game.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Griffith, to amend the Act of ls4s-5o, oh.
II, sec. 2.
Mr. Stovall, to Hx the time of holding the Circuit
Courts of the 18th Judicial District.
Mr.. Agee. to give Sheriiis and Constables two
years alter the expiration OF their terms to settle
the business Of their Offices.
REVOLUTIONS.
The unfinished business of yesterday, being the
resolution asking appropriation by Congress to
levy the Mississippi river, was taken up.
Mr. Rowles moved to lay the amendment pro-
posed by MIR. Gosdsy on the table, which prevailed
ayes 81. noes IS.
motion to reconsider the vote rejecting Mr..
Davidson's amendments yesterday, was lost-ayes
20. noes 80.
Mr.. Williams offered resolution in lieu, asking
Congress TO remove the levy on the west bank of
the river; which on motion Of Mr.. Rosles was laid
on the table. ~
MI. Rowles then called the previous question,
which was sustained snd the resolution reject
ed; ayes so. NOES 50.
And Mir. GollidAy entered motion to reconsider
the VOTE
Me- Davidson moved 10 take up the resolution
to grant the Of the Hall to the ladies' OF Nash
vile for eoncsrs for the beueht OF the poor,
which prevailed and the resolution was adopted.
resolution 20 raise joint select committee TO
revise the fee bin Of 1856, vas adopted
BiLLs rHIRp READING
To establish a chAae<sy Court al snsedsiils in
Hsaeoek county; paced.
To authorize manicipal corporations 10 hold real
estate--amended and p4ssed.
Several bills passsd second reading.
Law RkFoRA.
The special ordsr. being the bill TO abolish the
forms of pieacins n The clreat Coarts, and sao-
slitallng petition snd sasssr. was, on account Of
the absence Of sessf<l msnosrs, postponed e
Monday next ct 10 a. NJ
Aejoarned sill II ?. =.
AYTKKuoes skssloS.
fret time
The bill 10 incorporass che sovn Of Spring Creei
was read . laird lime and passsA-
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Chancery Court mt Nashville.

Geo. W. Lincoln, VS.. W N. Purcell and others.
the Office Of he clerk and master Of the chaneery
n Court at Nashville the 18th day Of January, ISIS
on motion rplainant his counsel in the above
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
and Master thai the said defendant. William Purcell,
is nonresident theStae Tennessee and therefore the
ordinary this cannot be served him,
Il is therefore ordered blythe and masterhat publication
he made for four in the Nashville Patriot
published the city Nashville, requiring the
said defendant to appear the term Of the Chancery
cour TO be holden for the county OF Davdon at the court
house thereof ia the city Nashville, the FIRST Monday
In Nav next and said b, the will be taken
forconfessed and down for hearing pare
G. ID. BRIEN,
Ia, 1a-w1. nrrfees3 Clerk and Master.
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LEAKING LUTHERAN WIspows Or ELLs-
Some years ago had leaking ell. Every
northern storm drove It's waters in. I made a
composition Of four pounds of rosin, one pint
inseed oil, aud one ounce red lead, and applied
IL hot With brush 10 the part where the ell
Joined the main house. Ii has never leaked
since. / then recommended the composition
to my neighbor, who bad Lutheran window
which leaked badly. HeApplied IL, aud the
leak stopped. made my water cask tight by
this composition, aud have Recommended il
for chinneys, windows, ETC., and IL has ALWAYS
proved cure for the leAks.-t Lynn Meas.
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81 The Ctrrier de Lyon says that at the
marriage of young couple, during tbs long
exhortation of the priest, the bride went fast
asleep. The groom discovered it just as he
was about to put on the ring. He was much
annoyed, but concealed it out of respect 10
the holy place. But as soon as the service
was over be got into q carriage with his friend
and drove OF, announcing TO the brides father
that he was leaving Lyons, and she might do
as she pleased. Nothing could change his
resolution. He paid the forfeit G, 600 francsl
stipulated in the marriage contract, and went
TO Belgium, where he has situation as fore
man Of tobacco factory.
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necP-dti
FOR RENT.

THAT CoNYFN1FNT FRAME DWELLING fse7A
the Franklin Turnpike road. he hrs3 Eba
Ton-gste oerupis 10y J. A. McCsn Ubel, E,q AK
he lou,e aims four rooms, besides keen nts'
rooms, and has thiTt OF ground aehSd-
eF- fuiiatle furniture be purchased by the tea
ant IL desiied. IB- Possession given imu ediately.
Apply TO A. Y. :. LlNDSbfH,
Fov 16-tf. No. 80, College street.
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For Rent.

GONE ave six Of Claihornr's and neat cotsgea
- situated between the Lebs aud Murfrfesboro Turn
pke v be rented to coed trnans at low price, for the
ensuing These holse have the privilege OF ine1-
supply OF venient 20 an Of Them, with
out charge, entitled the boneft OF the free
Schools one OF which Is in their immediate neighboIhood
Apply 10 A V. :. IINuSIEY.
Dec 2-dtf p. X. GLAsCoCE.
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The MINNESOTA SENATORS WITH DOUGLAS
ON KANsAs.-A Washington letter writer
mentions the arrival of Senator SHIELDS. of
Minnesota" looking as young, sturdy and vrp-
orous as when, ten years ago he embarked
for the big wars, in which he played so gal
liant a part. Senator RICE is on his way.
These gentlemen are devoted friends of judge
DoueLAs, and will go with him on the Kansas
ouestion.u
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SUke Of Lots.

ID virtue Of deed Ia trust executed TO Trustee
ID bearing date 1855 aud steTe 81 the Regis
sr's OaHce No. g. page sal. viii ell sAtaE
~ January zsr 1855 70 the highest bidder in the Court
case Yard Nashville, four beautiful buidng Lois, In
GAls -ade. Nashville No. ~, IS, 80 and 50, eaeh
Ing hfLy feet - street, and running back 100
set alley the equity Ct redemption the above lots
waived. saeh ale IL vested Trustee viii be
The purchasers Sale ab0et IL oe ock NJ Tsrns
JADE kaovn tbs day q sAle- k.hoBSoS.
deeaD-td.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The eighth section of the code read.
Mr.. Goodpssture had leave to introduce bill to
create the 18th civil district in 0verton county,
which passed the first time, and referred the
judiciary Committee, together with petition the
same subject.
Senate bill, TO allow citizens of Van Buren, coun.
ty TO file bills at McMinnvle, taken up and
passed the third and last time.
A j)urued till o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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Benz. F. Shields Sales.

d EGULAR Auction ss'es az FURNITURE. COOKING
n UTENSILS, cARPEIINGs, &C., &c Every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID EG ULAR Auction Sa'es Of Dry Goods, Clothing ana
h Varie ties, each Wedne day and Friday ming At
early Gas Light, by BENZ. =. SHIELDS.