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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned have associ
ated themselves together for the purpose Of estab
fishing Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa In the
town Of Ashland, Wapeno County, Is specified In {
certificate as requ fred BY law ed With the Recorder
OF Deeds In and for wapello county, and that the
books Of subscription to the capital stock OF said
Branch win be opened on the 10th day Of September
ISIS at the Farmers and Merchant Bank In Ashland
and remain open according to law
Witness our hands this 18th day Of August. 1865
THOMAS PING.
DAVID NJ. CLARK,
h. BUNN
y. NEWELL,
ug. 10, '66.n26-td J.. WRIGHT.
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/DRe JAMES. The Retired Physi.
caans discovered while ID the East Indies, a
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma bronchitis,
vAs discovered BY him when his only child, . r
u daughter, vas given up to die His child was II
bensntting his fellow mortals he viii send to os
vee wishit tie recipe contaiuins full direc. n
lions for making and successfully using this/
remedy, EREE, on receipt Of their NAME Address O
p. Baown, No. 10 Grand Street Jersey City, N j. -
noAi-Smos. &SAFE
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NEW SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS
II sD5N stt4. o. rHs sRsos sGr8ssa
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r-yEc0tyR "A nm IL. che NExANpLED StJCCESa
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IN the Circulation 81 the long estabshed and popular
ic,r;,i noontbIv the IJN,Tsn A. "a. JorRsti. and
The sale Of cur valuable Books, We now announce our
new prorramme OF premiums for the season Of 1858
ana ia emhrscinr The ceIebra.e Art Union series
"Stvsiys large and spIendid steel Plate Eugrayins
and schedule o. Gold watches, Rich Jevsiry Of Iii
aros Sou al nsS rsys"n: osrs s
oar ew elry IL composed exclusyely Of the richest
articles warranted 10 be solid gold or pre-
ciselv as and every person selects his
own premium. Ours Is the only Publishing House that
srs pre,oi,}s an this pixn or that furnishes this
cia.a OF Jewsiry. pafssSsfvs4 l'4spsH EST
The following Is list OF few Of the articles, with
the amount OF tne c'mn 'os wn'cn - even a. ape
nin mn, anu 'ne i'Ss"ss ss1S1 ~ - ~
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eighteen carat Gold watch, sxaffsnted Z. e. -
t,r a. :, Is,iina rr,,psle5 M Al cgIteo car -
NJ Cold Watch $500
L pp - No. selid solaahrorn
out - 6 90. &c
,r.ut,fnl t3otd peuciis vsrrxuted IN be 3fsa
soI, gold tbrouabout ..-,,.... Q 90. &c
CojI pencil Gold watch Kew and Gold
Tooth pick cnmbiu ed !. -: = g 90 &c
Extension Sjlyef Case Pencil Warranted
R;ch Gan III I na"d m" nraceIst 90. &c
Fancy tiold Mosaic bracelet .:....... s. 90. &c
su ,prr.a lined ao'" i"eke' ensrasta ana
Set 81 ti"id CamIo Ear pro,is :: Il 6iO0 &c
Set of Z; aid Coral Ear Drors . 6 00 SC
Gold cameo PIN for Lady ...s.z....... 3 W. Sc
toi par Cluster PIN Hortsen,ieman 600. &c
Set Of Gold Cameo studs ...,.,4..48 Oa &c
Set ~ spyraved lined Cold Ssussf 2 no &c
Set Of Gaid Comedian Sleeve bu,tona fors s,
LAZY OF uent.s"nn w. .''e
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OTTUMWA SEMINARY.
TuVHE Second Term win commence Monday. Sen.
tember 9th, 1853. 6tudents will be prepared Tor
College, Professions, Business or for reaching Tuition
Will be %, -, and 60, per Term OF ten weeks
Bills should be paid one4haif In advance and the
remainder At the end of the Term when that Is not
done settlement will be expected at Of the
The Instruction win be systematic and thorough |.
and every reasonable effort viii be made 70 render
Institution worthy Of the patronage and cooperation
Of Parents and Guardians - ~ - = :
Circulars Will be given when requested,
Z. O. WOODWARD, Principal.
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Local and Miscellaneous
WANTED!-Im Immediately at this oil
fee on subscription, Woo 4, Coal, Flour, Pota.
toes, Butter, Beef, Pork, and CASH. % Il

HARD TO BEAT. Capt. Davis, Of this City,
prssenteS u with fine specimen Of potatoes,
one Weighing two pounds and . half, and an
other two and . quarter. Also, some very fine
onions, ons q which measured 10 inches in
circumfsesncs. gEffF sf$
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CEvERAL Lots, desirable for privase residences,
- and at convenient distance from business part OF
the city, some lying the biuG, may be obtained q
az NJ I.vrencs n IA store :, NJ
stewart at his once, above Pumroy DIcky's Drug
Store who are authorized to dispose lQt In the
forenoon % Mondays, Wednesday,, and saturdays, I
may he found at the once ~ Nj. geexs, sud VIII be
prepared to show the lots 70 any who wish 20 pur.
chase. JOE. +. ROBERT. Z
Z ottumx., Sept Let, 's7.iS7.tf 3s b@ia lilss 81 I
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VIEW WHOLESALE AND RETAff
y GROCERY STORE,

CURLEw BUILDING, OrrUMwA. j.,,
UyHE subscribers would respectfully invite the at-
tenfion ~ the citizens IT 0ttumwa and vicinity,
tn their large AID veil 6escted stock Of Family Gro
cefies, consisting In part Of the following goods:
s IIdp New Orleans Sugar,
10 Rhts Belehers b "43EE &satiF ttf1tT
g. "a" g -, s,sfs ~
S"'ieti !. Crushed. y ~ 4s'e
IS Ban Rio Coffee, 4 ksaaszn3 ssE 81 .h4Es
Laeuira and Old Got lava Co5ee. .
2 ~ Bbb Sugar House Moissses, DE'R 500
Vinegar,
- 10 Iiexes Family Soap, n Ga oEsA 79Hssi
Kegs Soda, s,Aay :. X q assft,R ~ sa.,s,s
/ 80 Bass ground Alum sait
= goo /" Dairy z.gif"d sFts q M Sgiftea
Tea, Tobacco, Candles, Cordeee,. Spices. Broons,
merous to mention, eli Of which they are deserminsd
10 sell for CASH - low - be bought In any other
market. .sSaH.
Hides and all kinds Of prodhce wanted In exchange
KITTREDGE & merrill. :.
= eOttsuswa. sept Q, 1859 u15-4f fiAH baEiu aN
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IUST RECEIvED--yresh selected rigs only ~ cents
~ pound: Also, Raisons, Pigs, Dates, Nuts, &c.
July S-nl9 I'm. st'A ELMENDORF
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n 0oPARvNERsHfP b1txcsn che und.rss rnred
n vas formed on the Sths Asy o. Aaeust, lsG6 in-
der the arm name Of Kittridge Merri for the pur-
Wholesale apd retail IN OttanvA The articles oS said
eopartnership we're duly recorded on the ED day Of
Asgust 1855. - ne rseosAe of Wshs,s coaney. '2I
~ SARAH 3. KtTTRID0I.
Ansnsl s.. 1s5s-uss-ew.s T1,Tw 80 -.i-.,s.s
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MRS. JACKSON,
Milliner g. Dress Maker
HAnxsr ssssss. oPsossTs fus OLD csu.f souss.
xLLI.seY and Fancy Goods kept constantiyfon
II nj
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~ jOUN PUMR0Y r'ss
-wHoLEsALH AND RETAIL DEALKR IN
DRUGS q MEDl ONES.
iofLs, @STii tn faS FANCY DYE6rtJfyA,
~ GLASS. u ,.,.,,t,. SL4ss HAtts fe
s't'ft '@@a% BO0Oko, 90 aes1 Fsalfnf
9 TAT oNEKy. 40,
Ger. Rrsat and Market stsssss,

OrrUMwA. .:..:...,.....,.,... ,s......... IOWA
- am now prepared to announce 70 =
an my former ffiends Ind custoaSss, 20
gether w!th ., hest Of re9 nnes, that y
pssbabty, the laFRests and mc4 csssAnily rejected
ssnck o. goods y ny line ever bropsht 70 Ottumws.
~ scrs were hoasht IN the East, Oh the most ~
vofabls tssns .asd IN entirely is si, efsses So
- II = ssH An y PsU 10E /.
HT am well aasyrsdtaas Asw f4e SASlsMlsaade .pts.
e ptees thss sanhet 81 - I've spsss ssassi 70
1 ksvs ior Ss iadiss. seees - sssd sasd lr.fi
visY oaofos tor a. PHaSUAsaTas. sTsw
PIT up IL enc uSs sauhisassls syIs. ana u sAs vss
= o Ks.e ao..s'a
Aisrfs aad ven aeiected stock ~ boots nd "a.
slsasrss vsish ~ De opening asio~ asuss&i1 fafl
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Te unvalids, Physicians and Others.
IUgr RECEtvED-Alot Of nne Blackberry Brandy
- for diarrhea; Also, Ciafet Port, Madeira, and
Sherry Wine. warranted pure, BY an 81 's0IT
July S-n19 I'm. ELMENDORF
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ENRESH BURNING FLUfD--One dollar ralion-
y and anything usually found in . Drug Store, 10
De FOUND ~ ELMENDORF
81. sApothecafy, Richards building,
July e-hiS Inn. .i OttumvA
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A unparalleled Disc0veryl
ArOs1TIvE AGUE ERADICATOR
lIoyeLLS Bebeerine Mixture 10 . positive cure for
Mixture has been before the public for . number Of
yeese End has always been used with success II Il
e. ~ cs9esan remedy Get pamphlet from
yer sale here by Dr.. Taylor-in 81. Louis 81 H.
sske:iy sndin Rock Island 1ia. BY tAs Proprietor.
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" ADfEs Collar, Siseves ana Embroiderie,.s
~ zfsy Il 5s sg8aeesss s 70 eE.ss kAW8ENC1,f
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H-9Hs ,sT ..s 53-pAcULryH1st s.S s''f'Gr'
JOSEPH 9. LOPEZ, Profssssr u Book Keeping and
". i. PRATT, frois.sSr 81 fenn.nship and BOO.
W. RTEPE. Professor II German Ian su.r. snHt %
D. Z. sHOREY, ESQ.,, lecturer on Commercial Law,
I,eg Sc-s7liU ifass N tssf =tf a, iy,s,,ss ~
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/ FOR RENT.

nNE OF the Largest and most comfortable dwelling
- heusss n Ire eatS.s a66QJ TO- y E9v 81 yrss
April aSth, 1865. n. II MiinnN. 4,
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IMBEClLlTY OF TIE KING OF PerssIA.-
The question Of the transfer Of the royal pow
err of Prussia permanently-it ha de tGcio
been for some months past from the lube
cile King to his brother, the Prince of p ussla
is sad to have been at length virtually, if not
officially, decided. The ahdicating monarch
is still to retain The title of King. his success
sor taking that of the Prince Regent. As the
King has been pronounced incurable, and is
n'ally 64, while the Prince Regent is three
years younger and in foil vigor. mental and
hudily the probabilities are that at no distant
date heewll wear the crown and, it may be-
wear it long. But at all events, the abidca-
ton of King Frederick William brings his
nephew the Prince Frederick William, the
husband of our Princess Royal, a step nearer
to the throne Of Prussia. 1t was said, indeed
that his father was willing to waive his own
rights in his favor; but as the Prince is yet
young enough at q to assume the relgns of
power, the present arrangement seems the
most rational and suitable.
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0rilillol 1.)oetrl,.
Ut WD Z tLW " WFT.
The Bouquet.

Like my hopes, thos,' flowers are fading;
Both rarely bloomd on yestcr cen,
When for her | Guild those treasures.
Biushng, from their foliage green.
They were symbols of affection
Offerings to her heart from mine,
And the garland chain that bindeth
Hearts that love would closer Irvine.
Each flower had spoken of passion,
That was nursrd for her alone,
Aud every bud, Of tender promise,
Hope did make, Of flowers unblown.
See that rosebud softly pccping-
From its velvet pctall'd cell;
Token of the fame awakened
By her beauty's magic spell!
But flowers, alas We droop and wither,
Left neglected to decay;
Had her gentle hand embraced you,
Yc had bloom'd another day.
And my hopes that whispered promise
While ! Guild those gems so fine
OF il smile, of magic meaning,
Telling that she would be mine,
Have been doomd like them to perish,
AS a desert flower unknown,
Sadly wasting its sweet treasures,
On the wild heath, all alone.
And tho the spring will spread fresh flowers
Brighter, sweetcr, DER the plain,
Beneath her tender smile Of promise,
Hope will never bloom again.
Cecil county, Oct. 1858.
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location of that part of it sought to be
avoided, and the comparatively trifing cost
OF IN" proposed new road, estimates Of which
had been procured by the petitioners from
persons willing to undertake the work at the
sums named. viz about SO 800.
In view OF the above reasons, and the pro-
paDle expense of the work being no greater
than stated, ono damages being claimed for
land or lencng) we confirmed the Report of
the Examiners, and, after ascertaiuing from
actual contracts, let to responsible parties,
mat the work could be done for the sum of
S3.ui3, we levied that amount with the con-
dItioH that an appcalt to the Circuit Court on
question OF damages for fencing, uncXpect-
eddy taken by one Of the land owners on the
route of the road, should terminate iavoratly
to the county.
The allowance for repairs Of road from
Fort Deposit to Rowlandsvilc was made upon
the application Of citizens Of that part of the
county, Ga member OF the Board being also
acquainted with the facts in the case ), who
represented that the appropriation, ut this
time, OF sufficient amount to construct a
wall along the side Of said road next the run
(RGck) would save the county IA heavy ex-
penditure hereafter, rs the road was being
gradually undermined and washed away by
The action of the water, and would in short
Time have to be reconstructed entirely at
'ual point. II IL supposed that the sum APP
propriated will nearly complete the w9Ei.
There are other items included in the levy
that might claim some notice. Other reasons
might be urged in favor of those referred to.
and those given might be more fully set
forth, were this Report not already Swslcd
to considerable length, and beyond our
original purpose.
Suffice ii to say, in cgard to all allowances
OF Special character, that in the mutitu-
diaons applications for such allowances. we
have Disseminated in favor of those granted
as being demanded by the public good and
most deserving Of present attention.
JAMES FORD,
JOHN S. CHRISTIE, I
ROBERT c. CARTER,
A True Copy; attest,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Oct 90, lS58-3w. Comm'rs Cecil Co.
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| evil qualities. How wrong is it to speak
! Hrciudi:lally, or injuriouslv Of another OF
! those in the same business with ourselves -
| Bat how frequently is this done: of Ministers
hf the GoSpe If they shy something we do not
like. Their characters should b. sacred and
| II they speak the truth and we suffer by it.,
the Fault is ours, not theils It would ue
strange if preaching the truth did not produce
Excitement and opposition in this world of
ours. with all It's departures therefrom -
What more shall We say of the Slanderer g.
Let Pollock speak
:. Twas alander fllel her month with lying words
Islander, the lpulest wh"p of sin the IN N
In whom this spirit entered was undone
lis tongue was set OIL fire of hell his heart
Was black as death; his logs were faint with haste
10 prop gate the lie his soul had framed
His pillow was the peace Of families
destroyed. the signs of innocence rcproache1.
nrokon friendships AMI sirfes of brotherhood:
cot DID he spare his sleep? no on his bed
designing mischief and early rose
ana made most heli-h meals of good mems names
rom door to door you ght have seen him spood
re zee He'd the ncishbolhood in which he made
His harnls, and. like u moral pestilencc
Eetore his breath the healthy shoots and bloom
or social joy, and happiness, deeayel.
Fools only in his company were seen.
And those iorsaken of Cod
The Poet then shows that the prudent
Stunned him. and that all who give ear. or
10y their tongues make heralds to his lies,
will finally be found equally guilty. The
course persncd by the slanderer may be,
sometimes, the result of ignorance, may flow
from want of cultivation, or Sufficient intelli-
gence, and proper reflection, but most gener-
ally from corrupt heart; heart that
practices evil. does wrong from love of
wrong and hatred to good.
North East, Cecil Co., I'D. s
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GcIcft 1ilistclI0llD.
vaIentia HARDER and Trinity Bay.

As these two points on the carth's surface
have Suddenly come into SPECIAL notice, it is
well enough TO know where they are. Valentin
is town or perish, Containing something
over 1000 people, situated on the Island Of
Nalentia or Kenmore, of the west coast Of
Ireland, county Of Kerry. the island is
separated from the main land by a straight
ont-and-a fourth mile in breadth. and forms
the most western harhor in the British
Islands The harbor is deep cnpacous, and
being completely land licked, and the most
western part Of Europe, in addition to the
fact Of It's bsiug the poiat where the eastern
end OF the great Telegraph Cable connects the
land, it has lately excited attention by the
proposal to make it the ca stern terminus of
railway communication, and PRINCIPAL sta :
ton Tor Atlantic steamers.
TRINITY Bay, the western terminus of the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable is on the eastern
coast of the island of New Founiland. about
latitude 81 north, and longitude 81 vest
1t is distant about sixteen hundred miles from
Boston, as travcrsed ny the line of Telcsraph.
All who have visited Trinity Bay with one
cnnsent allow 1t to be one o. the most beauti.
full sheets of water they ever set eyes upon -
It's color is very pccular-an inexpressible
1ninglng of the pure blue ocean with the
the deep evergreen woodlands and the serene
blue sky. Its extreme length is about eighty
miles; It's breadth about thirty miles, OPEN
ing boldly into the Atlantic on the northern
side of the island. AT its Southwesterl,sshorr
it branches into the Bay of Bulls Arm, which
is Il quiet safe and beautiful h,rbor about
TWO miles in breadth. and nine or ten in
length running in direction Northwest
hn n nj NJ ,s fo e.,
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HEAT From THE STARS 1t is a startling
fact, that if the earth were dependent alone
upon the sun for heat, it would not get enough
to make the existence ofanimnl and vegetable
life possible upon its surface, 1t results
from the researches Of Poullet, that the stars
furnish heat enough in the course of year
to melt crust of ice cighty-fve feet thick
almost as is supplied by the sun. This may
appear strange when we consider how i'm
measnrably small must be the amour, of heat
received faom any one of these distant bodies
But the surprise vanishes when we remmen,-
Der that the whole armament is so thicklv
gown with stars, that in some places thousands
ar crowd together within space no greater
than that occupied by the full moon.
Dr. Lard,ncr.
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PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-A correspondent OF
the London Builder thinks that the following
instance comes rs near perpetual motion rs
any one can desire. IN the rotunda Of the
N"olwlch barracks there is, he says, Il clock
moved by machinery, which has been going
Tor more than thirty years. lie further states
that he knows gentleman who had a watcl,
IN his possession for more than thirty years,
Theoretically sealed, where there is no means
OF winding, that tells the day Of the week.
We hours minutes, seconds, months, and he
believes years, and how far you walk ine
day. 1t cost about two thousand dollars.
and was made by French artist in Paris.
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A MAN CANNOT BE CONVICTED OF MunDER
BY LESS THAN TWELVE JURORS The New
York Court OF Appeals have remanded Canoe.
mi for a new trial. They find not Only that
a man cannot, by his own act, make triai
for his life by less than twelve jurymen
valid, which no good lawyer ever questioned
bnt that they have power to take cognizance
oil Facts which do not appear upon the formal
record of the court below, if they are such
flctS as might be assigned for cause. and
form the basis Of a writ of eIror In other
words. they hold that the certificates of the
Justice that Cancemi was tried by only eleven
lnrymen with his own consent, was sufficient
ly a part of the return to give the court cog
nizance of the fact.
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TT'October, now so near its close, has
been glorious month this year. The Louis
vile Journal, the editor of which has the eye
and the tongue of poet thus speaks Of it:
OCTOBER. We have always loved this
month, and in our country it is season for
poets and painters to revcl in. October is
rhe very time to enjoy the animated crowds
of city life, and it is the time Of times to ad
mire God marvels in the country, as he
works his wondcrous change from summer to
winter and sea tiers over the face of nature n
rainbow veil to conceal the effects of >" decay S
IF C NJ fingers. " as he would strew lorgct-mv-
not, over the grave of the flowers. October
may be sharp and even cold to us, but we
love it for its Ching skies. it, gorgeous sun
sets and the biaclng tone of its morning sal
utations. 1t paints The cheek of beauty to
make it look more like the rose. and it ami
mates the sep of manhood as if by new in
fusion Of natural vigor. We may in the
spring time have tlirtcd with co9ne,tish April,
with flowers in her hair and treSseS flowing in
tho yerna! breeze; bat October, with her queen
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The CoTroN WANTS OF CH1NA.-The
London ECONOMIST estimates that with free
commercial! intercourse under the late treaty
with China, the four hundred millions Of
Chinese alone, will require the whole cotton
crop of the United States to supply their
wants. To say the least, the opening Of this
new market will add greatly to the cotton
power, and add materially to the va|nc Of he
cotton lands Of the South and to the pyoGuc.
tive la Dor required to raise it.
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PRINTING OFFICES. When Dr. Frank
Inns mothcr-inlaw first discovered that the
young man had tankcring for her daughter.
thai good cd lady said she did not know so wdi
about giving her daughter to printer: there
we're already two printing oflicess IN the U.
States. ana she was not certain the country
would support them. 1t was plain Young
Franklin would depend for his support on
the profits Of third and this was rather 9
doubtful chance. If such an Objection was
urged to a would be son inlaw when there
were but two printing Offices in The United
States. how can printer hope to get vito
now, when the present census shows the
number to be Is 067
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CJ~ilelcne Bozzaris, for some years one oc
the maids Of honor Of the Queen of Greece
and so conspicuous for her extraord nary
beauty as TO become one of the most altr,n-
tive lions at Athens, and to cause just ser.
Saton amongst the English tourists visi,,ag
the city of Minerva, is the daughter Of the
Suliot hero, Marco Bazzors whose name Is
so familiar through Ealleck's noble poem
She is now married, says the New York
Evening Post, to a Frcnchman, formerly g
member of The corps of the gallant Philhcl-
lencS. at present colonel in the Greek army.
and head of the military academy at the
plrens) and has become the mother of Is
blooming family
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GJ-Col. Kinney Informs the San Antonio.
Texas Herald, that he has concluded his
nesotiations with the Mormons for the sale of
his interest in Central America, and has re-
ceived an earnest of 100000 as part of the
purchase money. He is to receive 50, 900 900.
lie was in San Antonio on the 80 ult, on his
way to Austin. The Herald says:
Some Of our prominent citizens have re-
qnested Col. Kinney to permit his name to be
put before the people for the next gulernatov-
ia election. This he declines, say ing that his
private business IN this State and in Central
America will require bis undivided attention.