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aOMETHlNG NEW

SOMETHING NEW.
A full assortment OF Gent . business Hats, late
style CAPS, and 9 variety Of patterns Of Straw
60 DDS, just received at sOOhn!E0,
sprlbd1w No.sA Mnan-s..
VOORHEES,, Silk and Cashmere HATE are al
the 10. Leave your orders and have good nj
made by ths use Of the Conformafsnrs -
xAa~ Ne. - Main.st.
~ NOTICE.
LII persons inae bted TO the late 6rn Of Bernard,
n Nsadain = Co. are requested 70 call ct the
oaBce Of B. 8. Merriam (whsrs tas books may -
foundl and settle their accounts with y. y. ber-
nard Who alone il authorised 70 collect the same.
10. BERNAKD,
J.B.NAUDAIN,
BERNARDO LOCKWOOD,
Late tho arm Of "BsrnaTd n aEdain Co.,
Feb. i, 18b0-d1
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uslIJGsING NEN
Grocery and Prorssioaa Store in Maso,s's
Lorer addition.
TsHE subscriber Ia Opening store At the corner
Of sAsh and 4 ats, in Mast,si's Lower Addition,
for tie sale d Family Gsaes:se, rrossons, House.
Keeping Articles, Mineral Mater, Ice, &C., but no
WHISKY. LooS feI tbs a,a sign in view from Con-
vent hin. Cheap as he cheapest for caah.
r A. URM6kN.
jy2s-d6m-is
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ssissery - shs MoSnons.
TIME keligioas, Social and foiitisAi histosy
i 81 the Mosmons or LAtter-Day Saints, from
their origin 70 the present time, containing fali
condition, and memoirs Of their founder, Joseph
Smith BY Sami N. 6mucker, A. n. Just rec
and for sale by OGDEN ,BROWNELL ACO.,
senod 50 Mains
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FIyHRRE AAs slesping rooms corner Of johnson
j and FIFTH streets, thir! story.
oet1e-1u yJHN STANHUe.
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-, 900 CITY SCRIP WANTED
s4N by THE
K4Akuk Gas ttghs A. Cob & OMpamy.
AAylAG purchased of Messrs. sSenheld a bro.
teeiI entire stock Of Gas Fixtures, such -
OAasdeliers,
Pendants,
Brackets,
Portable Lights,
BE-, &C.. &C., they now offered fur sale 1t Tho
lowest cash pFices, for ..xa-s@
aEoxuk cur rAa.
The stoSk will Be time TO tins, I
sud GAS FITTING RANCHES viii
Arn1Nst the Once olSAt
@&sk GAS COMPANY,
M1 No. ~ Main-st.. Up Staiss.
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The following quotations are based upon
the Report Of the Auditor Afgthe Sssts Of
Indiana, dated February lss, 1865:
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Cloaka and 6hAwln.

Clo0k0 ana 6haWl0.
VIyHE entire stock Of Cloth and Fit Cloaks.
/ Bay state, Chsnsills and PI1sh DAaWls are
closips out 1t greatly Reduced Prices.
P. D. FOSTER,
nsy3dkv 6eeond-stfsst.
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leEMOyAi..

BANKING IIousx or IL. n. Lows 4 Co.,
KkoxuK, April 7th, 1853.
TIyHE unders gued take pleasure In announcinr
i that they have removed their Banking House
" No. Ss Main street, north sidc between Third
I'D Fourth. II. X. L0VEA co.
spr7d2w
WILKINSON y AIRS n Al La,
yY1HOLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
w have removed to No. g6 Main street. north
side,) doors From Fourth street, whore thcy oG.r
II very low prices for Cash. large stock Of bragg
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye-s.ufs, vsrnishes, Al
cohols, Window Glass and Glass Ware. &a
Apr3d1M ~
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For lseAt.
rINiiE Fad and Bird hpcrs oyer store No. 1lo Main
j IT., lately occupied by Chas. schaasr. The
rocm On the Dad aoor very desirsbie for oaces.
The 3rd Gnor il suitable for lodge room or
church. Fine front entrance an Maln-st.; lease
given for one year--lox. AW.iyto
aprsd2w kE..i.QGG NIRGE.
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kerWeilss steam nag MAnugaclory,
> Nos. ~. A and 40 Wabash Avenue
Aus AND SACKS of every description and
II variety, furnished upon the shortest notice,
and printed with Appropriate Brands.
SIMEON FARwELL,
mchsdAwsm Proprietor.
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There is 80 little suspended Indiana paper
now in circulation, and rates are 30 unrelia-
BILE, that we do not deem it worth while to
give quotations.
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The Metropolitan Bank Of New York and Suffolk
Bank Of Boston rejected, at tho latest dates, the
following New England and New York hanks, and
of 90 sYse they are not received hsres
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MiscOnsiIas

Lsrrabec, (Dcm has III the Third Con
eyos@ional District 1873 majority, with
two counties to hear from. lie is un-
loubt~dly elected In this district the
aggregate vote IS almost fifty thousapd--
Otherwise than in this district the Repub-
Heaus are Victorious They elect two
members o! Congress, have a minority in
both branches Of the legislature, and have
FIVE thousand majority Of the popular vote.
The same storm which dronchcd Michigan
Oh election day spread over Wisconsin. =
Badger State has dono we'll. La year
the Democracy elected majority Of their
State ticket, and carried two Of the three
Congressional districts.
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Nh. EDITOR. i. Is Michigan Q. Mass
achase.'s Let the people be Of good cheer.
IT the mighty deep has yielded to the man
sclc powers Of the immortal Field, the blue
vaults ofheaven has yielded the sublime
and mysterious laws of wind and weath or,
whole and entire, to a Michigan farmer.
Croskers and scofiers thought they had
nothing to do but write burlesqucs aud
call me hard names, would give out aud
die. q, how vain and fruitess the attempt,
How little they are aware who they have
to deal with. This is not my work.
learned it Of no man. Nor have | seen
anything in print. 1t was born with me !;
il was foretold at my birth. Here | will
tell the public what they can expect at
my hand, which / can impart to all. |
can find the number of snow or rain storms
from the fifteenth Of the present month
till the first of March next. | can name
the points of the compass the wind will
prevail from the first of December next
till the first Of March, and so Oh for each
of the four seasons. can name fifty
days each year for nineteen years, and no
storm can commence but on some of those
days. Remember; named Wednesday
the fourth of February, 1857, as a day of
change; Monday the second Of February,
1858; and will call your attention to the
Both of June last. Do you call this guess
work, or will you admit rule There is a
rule or fool cannot err therein.
w. W. RYAN.
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TnE PRIZE FIoursRs. - Morrisscy
says that his wife's connections arc oppos,
cd TO his continuing in the profession.
He intends to open a grog shop and lead
a respectable aud moral life in future.
We do not hear Of lIeenan's re-appoint-
mcnt to the Custom House Office which
he resigne as the performance Of his dut-
les interfercd with his training. He has
not teen logged worse than CLANCY Jones
was and lie stands good deal better
chance on an other trial. Mr.. Blu
chanan ought to do something for him
Providence .JournGi
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Arrj,aiofn Bonapa,te.

jerome \. Bonapartc, Jr., arrived in
Fulton on Tuesday from France, aud is
now at the New York Hotel Jerome
Bonaparte is the GRANDSON Of Jerome Bon
apartc, the only brother Of Napoleon the
great, now living. He is descendant OF
Che American branch Of the Bcnaparte
family, Miss. Patterson, Of Baltimore, hay
ing been his grandmother Ills father,
jerome Bonapartc, nephew Of Napoleon
she great, still resides in Baltimore, Nd.
Young Bonapartc has probably returned
on furlough TO visits Lis relatives in this
country. lie graduated at West Point
several years ago, and was there distin-
guished as the best swordsman IN his class.
In the examination of 1850 he was re-
ported among distinguished cadets for
proficiency in mathematics, French and
drawing Shortly after the accession OF
the present Emperor Of France to power
young Boaapayte joined the French army
as 4 second lieutenant. lie was in the
Crimeau war, and has been for some time
past in \ lgicrs.- Boston TraUcier.
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REPUBLICAN, PYRAMID oi 1858.
TIE GoyERxon's PRooLAMArIoN.--I

TIE GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Vii be seen that Governor BINGHAM has
appois ted the 25th of November as day
Of Genorai Thanksgiving, when it Is ex-
pcctcd that a.. good citizens will unite in
observing this ,:,se-honorcd festival. The
Governors, of Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
and Mississippi, have als'. named the 25th
for Thanksgiving Day, Nes Hampshire
having set the example. The 10Th q No
vcnlbcr is the Anniversary of the s2rrcn-
der e Fort du Qucsne, which terminated
the French rule ON tnis Con.iucnt, and al
so Of tho evacuation of New York by the
British, twenty years later, in prominent
connection with both Of which memorable
victories is the name Of WASHINGTON. -
These cyents lend peculiar significance
TO a general celebration on that day
In New York, New jersey and Penn
fylvlnia, Thanksgiving Day is appointed
on fhc 18th. -K1lamu.oo Ei,aruok.
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Dririn nfthr i. 4. f.a

Many Of our readers have heard Of the
first Families Of Virginia but few, we
sale il, know how the term originated. -
Au cAchslsc cXrlaius il thus
III the carly settlement Of that State, it
vas found imp ,ssiblc to colonize it unless
women went there. Accordingly, ship
load was sent out, but no planter was al
lowed to marry one Of ,hcm until he had
first paid one hundred pounds Of tobacco
for her passage. When the second shi =
load caiSc no one would pay more than
seventy five pounds for tic matrimonial
p.i,il, except II were very superior ar.
t.c.t. Consequently, the descendants of
all thoa3 vino sold Tor one hundred pounds
a.. tobacco were ranked as the first families,
while those who brought but scycnty-fyc
POUNDS lls noS ranked - he second fam.
Hiss; and tae reason Why lao one can ever
ind any CT tAl second families, Is because
ycu c=n't &c. Wing rian to admit that
hii mo!hgr only brought scycuty.GYc
.luDds of tobacco
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\ PErRIFIrp WIFE.---A few days since,
+. gentleman residing in Rising Sun, ln,li-
M. who had married a second time, wish.
20 remove the body ofhis wife to 4 new
'@ctry. Preparations were made 20 that
... - n hborers opened the grave IN
T., Gs2ai manner; blu: when they reached
p e ,.1.u ;E.9 could rot lift l., 50 great
,..l he a-s 4t After obtaining consid-
'.-ac nce, however, the men sue
T.. I'D a.. rasMg the coffin from the tomb.
leu cotlld not resist the tenn tatlon
ring into nccosin aud learning the
i f6i its uuusual weight, and found,
a,. ad Of thc remains OF a corpse, stone
g.. :, tho exact counterpart OF the wcIu> i
20 had died, This strange story Soon
spread, anu hundreds and thousands Of PSF
GOES were present to see the str'ag9 spec
taclc
Iha husband took the body CT his dc.
parted spouse homo and has j. there now,
where it is visited by hundft Of the GU
rious and scientific. The body seems u
have been pc.gified, anl to have become a
perfect etpnc woman. The probability is
that the bcey has become adipocere, and
"'Ei!l before long mclt or crumblc. II inci-
2.gtti Ewauiher 30h.
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rea. The Parkerites built a church TWEEN
ty years ago in Coles county, Ill.,, and SC
decided it that if there was ever allowed
within its walls temperance lecture, a
Bible Society meeting, missionary meet
ing, or Sunday School, the tile was for
ititcd and fell back to the original ow or
Ten years since, its pulpit became vacant
for want of hearers, and now the sheep and
swine sleep there.
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By Alta meeting of the Rev. II. ".
Becchers church and congregation last
evening, at Plymouth Church, to consider
plans for building the proposed now church
edifiec over 1900 were subscribed
The largest subscription was $4,000, and
there was one or two Of $4,000 and many
smaller sums.
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As 1T OUGHT TO BE.-Thc Washing
ton Union, after publishing a carefully
compiled table of the probable political
complexion Of the next Congress, draws
u somewhat natural and very appropriate
conclusion from the result. The Presi-
dents organ points out the fact " that
ueithcr branch OF the Democratic party,
the national or the sectional branch, has
profted by the detection in the party las:
winter The number of the sectional or
Douglss Democrats in the next House re
mains about the same as in the present ;
the whole profit and ADVANTAGE Of their
dcsertion having been reaped by the Re
publicans, who have increased their rep
rcscntation from 50 in the present House
to l04 the next Unqucstionably this
sho d havebcen the result OF the Lecompton
business. If the anti Lecompto Demo
Gratis were temporarily right, the Republi'
cans were permanently so, and it was wise
IN the people to rely upon party whose
entire and permanent object was to effect
what a Temporary rebellion in the Demo
cratic party accomplished. We also enjoy
al. fnet stated l.ss-.l.a IL ;.Ap-l,pt nflnr
| quite different grounds. - Detroit YytIVRc
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To-day's Advertisements
NOTICE.

y He Michigan Genital Rail Read Company
L hereby gives notice, that certain personal pro.
pcrty received ut their depot at Decatur county vi
Van Buren,, State Of Michigan, has remained uu
claimed for the period of three months and up-
wards since the same was received, that the de-
scription OF said property with the date Of tie re
ccption is as follows:
bundle window sash, marked d. Thompson,
received April 9th, 1888.
boxes II. ii. goods, marked ". l.. Prossor, re.
cciv,d May 10th, 1858.
barrels II. III. goods, marked s. Smith, received
Nay 3lst, 1883.
And due notice having been given Of the recep-
ton Of said property On the owner OF consignoe IN
all cases where the owner consiguee IL known,
the same will DO sold according to tho statute in
such cases made and provided, unless the Same
shall be claimed, and all lawful charges thereon
paid within three months from tho first publication
Of this notice.
CARLTON WHEELER,
Freight Agent, " {. R.R.
patcl. Decatur Nov 10Th. 1855 ls-,n.
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THE PoTaro TRADE. The shipment Of
potatoes from this city andSiate il Immense
10 points both east and south. The Boy
ny takes TO Saudasky froD, 800 10
1000 bushels every trip, for the Cincin
uati market. At one load this boat tool
- tons The Cleveland boats average
from 80 TO 100 tons every trip--Dctroit
Pei5RRc
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b the above it viii be seen that the
state Ticket has received an average ma
jonty CT 400 Republican votes, while ever
county officer has hecn most triuwpllauay
elected By majoritic4 ranging f,om III to
384. Glory enough Van Barren County
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-11-12

By Frank Il. Blair is contesting the
election giving the seat in Congress from
1t. Louis district to Barrett. Mr. Blair
has already proved that many illegal votes
were cast for his opponent, and there is a
fair chance that he will GUST Lccompton
Barrett His investigation have extended
over but small portion of his district,
but he has already ferrcted out 400 fraud
ulent votes for Barrett, and he and his
friends do not doubt that the investigation
will result in proving his election by 500
majority
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pe. Tie Slaughter which daily suslains
rs foots W. a. follows: When We ride
VIC sit upon the skin cf the PIG, when We
V TX We tread upon the gkin Of the bull
lDck we wear the skin Of II : kid upon
or hands, and thr fcacc Of Ihc sheep
upon our backs More ,hsn .ef the
world are human beings in sdecp' cloth
lug, and the world is daily eating he n.'sh
nf some creature
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JupaE DouGLAs's SLAVES The Chi
cago Press and Tribune says:
we b, tray no confidence when We say
that Mr.. Sidell when in this city, declared
that the condition of these slaves was a
disgrace to their owner: that they were
badly fed badly clothed, and excessively
oycr.Workel I"
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pa. IL r. stated that the Baptist
churches in New York city, have offered
Spurgeop, the great preacher, $4,000 and
his expenses, if he will consent to make a
six months tour in this country
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a DEMOCRATIC GoyERNoR.-ThcG Gov
crnor OF Missouri. is beautiful rcprcsen-
tation of the Border Ruffian Chiyalry.
Twice since he filled the Gubernatorial
chair he has been whipped when drunk.
A few days ago he was found drunk at a
negro wedding. Upon this The jefferson
CITY Enquirer says; off frolicking with
negroes, drinking with negroes, eating
with negroes, isn't establishing negro
equality, We would like to know what
is2,'
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ToruE PoiNT-Ihe Charlestown Mer-
curry says: at cannot be denied that
most Of the leading founders Of our Re-
public were abalitionists Black Repub-
iicans, as the i.cconptohit wouid cal
Washington AMI Jefferson i they were
alive now.
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sey' California travel IL again seeking
the Cape Horn route Since the denorture
OF the steamer Hermann with full load
the bark Vickery has sailed from New
York with over 100 on board and the
clipper ship Gray Feather is nearly ready
to follow
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The Froestouc Texas] Pioneer say. that
a large lion was recently killed on Noland's
River, in johnson county, in that State,
which had killed nine horses in that VA
ciniiv
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For L,aopE,- Dan Rice the humor!st,
sails for Europe in short lime TO shake
The Jolly sides of John Bull He Will
take with him the Bainoccros odd Put,
"Excclsior," his s2cacious elephant and
trained mules. Dpr viii doubtless make
his mark
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The GREAT QUEsTIoN.-Thc Prcsby-
terrain Synod, %. s., OF Philadelphia, now
IN session, is debating the question wheth-
or man can marry his deceased wfc's
sister. According TO one Of the speakers,
!tac Rev. Isaac Grier,) the subject had
been before Synods and Prcsbytcrics for
one hundred years, and had agitated and
P.erplexcd the Church during all that pc
Rod . =
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nsa. The indianapolis American, lead
ing Republican paper, has hoisted at its
mast head the names of John &. Fremont
for President, and John W. Ferncy for
Vice. President.
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Isa- The regents OF the University ot
Michigan, at Ann Arbor, have voted unan-
imously against the removal Of the mcdi-
cal department 70 Detroit, aud against the
admission Of females 10 The privilege Of
the Uni ,orsitv.
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YIN. 4, NONnrh.

According to the figures of the -4drer.
t;<c' Of Wednesday morning, Cooper, Lee
compton has II majority; bat the Tri-
Junc Of the same evening states that it is
not at all improbable that Howard is elect
ed. The official cahvos will be declared
to-day, but not in time for our paper this
week.
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RT. a young man of Is, VIM. Porter
lately committed suicide in Jackson, Tenn.
because his property was withheld from
him by his fathers executors, and he had
nothing for the support of his wife
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RrVoT.T - LortSAHt.--S"nator Shdel.
has been called suddenly to Loud .iana by
sSa,os>.. l}onjamnn and las friend, 70 stop
a revolt III the Democratic ranks, which
threatens the over throw Of their dynasty,
and Is in upon rebellionaeainst the Admin
istration
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FoURTH CONGRESSIONAL District. =
So far as heard from, Leach, Republican,
stands 1900 ahead of Da,is, Lccomp-
ton. Only two counties remain to be head
from, which cannot possibly reduce Leach 5
majority more than five hundred