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Illiaois Election.

SPRINGFEID, ILL.,, Nov. 4.
The Republicans here eoncede the election
Of Douglas by u majority OF ia each House.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
The returns received place the election o (
Congressman in the LIST, I'd. Sd. and 4th,
districts, aud of Democrats in the 9Th, 9th,
7th. 9Th, and 9Th beyond a doabt. The Re-
publican majority on the State ticket in the
northern counties is somewhat reduced from
the vote OF 1856. esslss .esraTBfftta
The following are the majorities for Con-
gressmen:
First Decentralization Republican g.
500.
Second District-Farnsworih Republican.
sl01.
Third Disiriet-Loyejoy, Republican, s.
900.
Fourth District Kellogg. Republican, q
geo.
Fifth District--Morris. Democrat, 1000.
Sixth District Harris, Democrat, s,010.
Seventh D.strict-Robinson Democrat, L.
500.
Eighth District-Fowke, Democrat. I .s00.
Ninth District-Logan, Democrat, 500.
Tue Republican State ticket is elected by
about s, 900 majority The administration
vote in the State VIII not be over 2-50o.
The Democrats have majority IN the House
of aud in the Senate OF 5.
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THE CASE OF TRASsFUsIoS.-The case TO
which we have referred, AS u remarkable in
stance of preventing death 10y TRANSMISSION, has
continued TO exhibit the most satisfactory re-
suits from that treatment. The patient was
lady in whom the yellow lever had reached
the usually fatal stage when hemorrhage
takes place from the mouth. She would have
soon expired from loss OF blood in that way /,
when Dr.. Benedict determined 10 try tras,sfd-
sion as a last recourse. The blood which be
inj cited then aud afterwards iato her veins,
he was careful 10 draw from the arm OF a
person "a volunteerl VINO had just recovered
from the yellow fever THIS. We believe, is
the only known case of TRANSMISSION. in this
city, but IL isnot likely 10 be the last la-
deed. IL would not be surprising II that
heroic practice should b-coIne As popular,
in time. as the opposlte practice OF phleboto-
my was at former period 1t is obvious,
however, that none but the most scientific
aud skillfal should ever be suffered To under
take 80 deiieate an operation.--A. q. Delaa
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re- We are glad to see that the contrac-
tors upon the Cumberland River Bridge are
making good progress. On Friday last the
dam for the main pier was successfully sunk
and the water pumped out in short time.
On Saturday, the wOrkmen commenced put
ting in the immense rock for the foundation.
and the contractors hope to be able to get the
masonry above the reach of any ordinary
stage of the water before the fall rise in the
river.
The rock which will he employed in this
structure, and which is of excellent quality.
is obtained from quarry on the land Of Mr..
Parry, within half a mile of the bridge. and
quarter of mile of the river. Large
quantities have already been prepared, and
the contractors are binding a railroad from
the quarry TO the river. Everything indi-
Gates that the bridge WILDE most substan-
tial. safe and permanent structure and that
it will be completed during the coming year.
-GarksUiile Jefersonian. .t-.. a.--.
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What 1t Is Doing For The Sick.

FRANCIS FELIX, only manufacturer of the original
"Ehtract OF Coffee says: 81 know that your Hol-
land Bes Is one Of the best medicines in the world
for disordered stomach orIiyer."
DR- LUDWIG, Editor of the Packet Baltimore, pro-
nosnces it medicine deserving the confidence of the
public.
Dr. EHRHARr, the leading German Physician of
Pennsylvania has prescribed frequently during
last three years, with marked success debiIitated
states of the digestive organs Of the system gem
orally.
The Manager Of Ballou's Vinegar Factory says :
al used myself, and therefore induced to try
its effect upon my wife, (trcubIed with the debility
common to all of censnmrsive habit and really IL
is doing her more good than anything she has ever
taken" ~ EF+tFfs
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E1- Occasional" the Washington cor
respondent OF Foraey's Press, writes thus:

respondent OF ForRey's Press, writes thus;
There are unmistakable signs Of a revolt in
the Democracy, after the meeting OF Con-
gress, against the domination OF the Uniou
newspaper. to the rash course OF which saga
cious party leaders attribute most of the re-
cent disasters. Perhaps they are willing TO
find prctext for results which were provoked
by causes wholly Independent of any such
influence, and thus to excuse the RECKLESS
policy OF those who are more directly re-
sponsibie. At all events, al effort Will be
made TO Dust the existing control 81 that
iournal. or to disown i. entirely. The parties
who are moving in this matter cannot i'v ig-
norant. even if they aliect a. that the Uaion
has been governed in its political policy
mainly. il not exclusively, 10y the inspiration
of The. President, and that the members Of the
Cabinet have unmistlkably figured as edito-
rial contributors. These facts are not dispa-
ted hut they are Ignored in the threatened
movement. which il designyd, indlrecily, 10
rebuke the power behind the throne, which Is
,,ra.,ar tn,.,, The throne. The Union Ii the
ne sonaf property of Mr.. Wendell. who holds
re ,r.,,sierred contracts OF both the Senate
and House printing. lie and other conirac-
tors bou ght IL long ago. as a leverage TO OPP
crate upon the party in Congress and Admin-
;stration and, while the paper Itself has
.Iwavs been largely Ia airsaFa az the end 81
srery wear. The Indirect beneifs have fuIiy
comnensat..d any. shortcomings in the actual
r.yenue. Jesiionfyof the lsIwer tbns i1xsr-
..ised aud OF the. supposed prcht probably ca
ercises the rebellious patriots VINO demand
e range, quite as much ~ ANY otisf eaass.@
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HON. JOHN f. WARD MINISTER To CHINA
The Macon Telegraph of this morning announ
ces that the President has rendered the
Mission to China to the Hon. JOHN L. WARD
of Savannah, and that Mr.. Ward would
probably accept the appointment. Inanothel
articleit states positively that Mr.. Ward
will not resign his seat in the Senatc-frou
which we infer that he will not depart on hi,
mission until the close of the present session
of our Legislature. Mr.. Ward is now il
Macon, and both these announcements ar,
doubtless made on the "best authority
Columbus Enq.
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4 Rich SCHOOL DIsTRIcrs-We learn that
the Supreme Court of this State at their
recent term held in Knoxville for this division
of the State. decided that a quarter section OF
land in Polk county upon which copper
mine has been successfully worked and
valued at 100000 belonged to the School
District and not to parties who have laid
claim to it and who have been working it
We dare say this decision of the court renders
this, the richest school district of any in the
Union.-C Chattanooga AduatiSer.
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STATIONERY.


=. III A G. A N.
No. 80 Market street.. Nashville,
now Receiving fni supply Of the following works
. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
Wood, Watson, pungiison md American Eclectic.
Anatomy,
sharpley & ouan, Herner and Wilson.
Physiology.
Carpenter. KIRK 4 FACET. and nraner. 184tsa
Pathology, .r..sss
Gross, or Jones and sSronning's Pathological
Anatomy. fI.tFlt E FL .ti
Chemistry,
Graham, Regnauii Fnwrs. nrn,,rr and siiiiuan
rateria Medfea,
Percira, Tnited states Ih-feHsa,ory Rayle Mitchell
and Dubgliscn.
Surgery.
hiIier's Principles. Erickson. Druitt's MODERN &c
Obstetrics.
cazeneaux, Devices, Ramsbotham, aeigs and Ash
well on diseases II Fesnalos Re
Jurisprudence.
Tayer and Beck.
miscellaneous.
Parrsh's Pharmaey neadland an the Action If
Medicine. Neil smiths Compee.S, Menaenhali.s
Students Wade Nccnn, I.edIo~'s Manual. The Uui,ea
States isSecter, sarRent's Minor Surgery, Smith,
Miner Surgery Wilson'S risse.-tor Ioener's Medical
Dictionary. c""pcrs Surgical nsrtianary. SeIrsn on
tke skin, Wilson the SKIN. faaeoSt wistnr. cvcio.
Pcdia Of the Practice 81 MediciBe with may others
For sale al Northern Publication prices ny
r. HAeAS,
oet2s-n Market 81
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SAD OccunKEScE.-we feel panied TO state
shat Daniel Brazeitoa, an aged and highly
respectable citizen OF this eoenty, living near
Salem. met his death, while ON visit 10 Ala
baina. Ia the following manner: He wen.
out to where bis horse MAS in the stable. and
the nurse bsiag youEg and perhaps trigilten-
cd. attacked Mr.. b., and Killed him. Via.
eLs.tastesrsaL
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Second Public Sale of the BOYD Lots.

TNHAT all may have opportunity Of buying a
desirable resilentce lot, especially man of those
who present first sale the 5th Of
October. We will on TUESDAY, NOV, 9TH AT IL
O'CLOCK, A. NJ. on the premises, sell To the highest
bidder about 40 of those beautiful residence lots in
the BOYD ADDITION To WEST NASHVILLE. 4 num-
Der of the lots will sell on Church street.
DoH't fail to attend this sale-coation usual.
Omnibuses will leave our office corner of Broad and
Market street, at 10 O'Clock day of sale.
l.. l.. x r. W. BROWN,
f. R. GIAsCocK, Agent A. Cherry street.
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Virginia gentleman proposes to donate
s2a.o00 for the erection u an Agricultural
College in the yieinisyof the University Of
Virginia on abe condisien that the farmers
OF the State will render the douation availa-
BILE fur the purpose by contributing an addi-
iioaai sum VI s50. poo.- klsAa.easi Paper.
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At the sale of the property of the late
John Clark, last week at months time, porl
hogs sold in lots of fifty from So 80 to So Il
gross; good mules brought good price, Will,
inferior mules and cattle went low.-Linco!,
Journal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-08

TOBACCO INsPECToRs.--The county court on
Monday, elected r. Z. Bowling, Samuel Allen.
and MIR. Dinwiddie, Tobacco inspectors for
present year.-CsarksUille Jet7eTsonian.
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Hem Aouertisrmfnfs.
TypOgranhicaI Union.

A Stated Meeting of the NASH VILE
UkAA 7YPOGR4PHICAL UNION will be
~ held at half past O'Clock this evening.
John PLAXiUN
novS-lt Recording Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms.

ON WEDNESDAY, the Sth of December -
" next, the undersigned will sell t. the SSessss
highest bidder that valuable Farm in William %SaSS
county known the f'Wilkin's WHITFIELD H.
Farm containing about 40S acres lying the waters
of Trace Creek, which enters Big Harpcth in the
vicinity of the village of Tank, in Davidson county
the Richand and Centrevc Turnpike, about Ia
miles from Nashville.
Persons wishing purchase are invited 10 examine
the lands and premises and they will find a farm Of
exceeding fertility ii soil well suited for stock raising
by its superior adaptation to the growth Of blue grass
and its beautiful supply of pure stock-water
The Undersigned will also sell to the highest bidder,
at the time and place, that beautiful Farm be
longing 10 Mrs Luvenia Craghead, containing about
1919 acres, adjoining the above tract of land Both of
these united, will make of the best Stock
Farms 10 its size in Middle Tennessee.
The undersigned has also about 81 acres of finely
Tmbered woodland, within miles of the farm,
which will be sold with the first mentioned farm.
If, upon consultation with those who wish 10 pur-
chase the day of sale, il be found proper, my farm
he divided into two three tracts. There will be
afforded chance for bnying three beautiful farms,
with comfortable dwellings on each
These lands will be for sale privately uatil the list of
December. For all information call the subscriber
living i'm Nashville.
TERMS OF SAIE.-One third of the purchase money
will he required in cash. notes which be dis
counted in bank at 90 days the balance in one two,
three and four years il desired, with interest added
and lien on the land retained until all is paid.
JOHN 7. HILL. Agent.
The above sale will be conducted by Nance &
Woodward.
T. r. GIAscoCK, Auctfoneer. nov5eod&wtd
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0greh street, next door cornehns's Cabinet shop
Nashville. Team.
rTyHE unaersiEned ~uald ufhrnn ms friends yz<SaF<
and he Eabfie gsperAiy that be ~ CO. tk3ll II
sinae the MARBLE BCsINt<S la this city, at -
his shop neat deoF - Csrnsls-sss CAbnses CT
shop, 90 chaFeh Slreet. ana calls atsntoa 70
the stock Of -
Marble Monuuensss Tembs> etc.. ~
Ehic / he has On sxhibton and for sale embracing
great varsity, finished Ia the most superb manner
He = pref@red mAHuf4rtuFe lhe shortest notice.
N . b. Q W q "a efss and every description u >
Marble Work, Of the anes7 American and Hal
an Marble. iln Herk viii, sz heretofore, be war-
rAnssd, and his pFices 70 san The riness
- jAns-0 ~ L sAELfuS -.
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STEiNBGATS SUPPLIED At ALL HOURS 1T
No. 23 South Front street.

yXTE would inform our old customers aud the pub
w liz at large that we have re-opeacd Mat
STORE as above and viii continue Ia keep excel
lent supply If choice Fresh and ait Meats OF ~ kinds
t. which invite the attention Of Steanlbo
al Families
the day obtain Fresh and salt Meats also, rrd Beef
Smoked and Green Suited Tongue, Pigs Feet &c. ia
qua ntifieA 90 suit
ss- Families supplied with Picked Pork, Beef and
Lard IN barrels ami bali barrels VI
sEtAA Z L C. COLEMAN a. DOYLE
Co.
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LONDON BOOKS.

AO4NOON DOOhO.
For Sale by JOHN YORK & CO., No. SO Union
Street.
Sherldan's Dramatic Works and Life
Guizot's History Of Rrprcsen'ave Government
Condos History Of the Arabs in Spain
Sturm's Morning Communion with God
Chillingworth's Religion Of Protcstants
BocaCia's DeoameTon -,
Canantes Exemplary Novels. o. ...
Bedc's Ecclesiastical History OF England.
hallet's Northern Antiquities.
Ellis's Early English Mctrical Romance
Chronicles of the Crnsa Ics-Ill,astratcd.
Early Travels in Palestine, with a map
Keightey's Fairy Mythology-Cru
Hand Book Of Proverbs Savings Maxims, &c
Longs Portraits Of Illustrious Personages
haxwell's Victories Of Wellington.
Life Of Wellington, by an Old Soldier.
Tales Of the CienH from the Persian
Pictorial Hand Book 90 London.
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
History Of the Anglo Saxons-Illustrated.
Aristo's Orlando Furioso--flne steel plates.
Economists Nmcvah and its Palsces-Illusirased.
Raphael and Michael Angelo-Illastrated.
hidrie's British Brds-celored Plates.
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Cookery Books.
The attention u THE LADIES s especially invited
70 the following list II late
COOK BOOKS.
Mrs. Haie's ReceiP, for she Million.
Mss Lese's New Cookery R,0k
Mrs widdiaeid'k PrsotiC4i Receipts B~ok.
Mrs. crowen's American System q Cookery.
e Mrs Eebsser's Improved Book ~ Receipts
Jest recs4vea By ed cHAs W sMFfH,
oct2e-u go fBeAN fzG a Cathse ssrerf-
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Misffllanfens.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Atcr several years experiment IN The manufactnre
OF GIN, fortunately succeeded in the year 1915.
| making discovery in its manufaetnre. ny which it
deprived OF IFS acid and iuiiammatory properties
and rendered perfectly pure. --f
| sly manufacfure Is NJ Schridam Holland. Aner
several months reflection what title ia give H. in
troduccd it to tho American Tahc undor te title or
wolte's scheidam Aromatic schnapps.r-r
ScIeidam is the name or the place in Holland where
the Gin is manufactured aromatic derives its
name from the Italiln Juniper horny with which il Is
/ Favored and the word "Schnapps y Is The German
for drink-orcrle dr7nr-woIfrs 81 hciSanf aromatic
I drink. No sooner had nv Schnarps been introduced
| 10 the American public and rercvcd with aprroba-
! tion than the liqnar mixers af New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started in pursuit. with their mixed
and poiSnnnlrs stun nnder names. In sever
al instances INV ahes have been nsrfectIy initial
ed with Only the addition of few letters. plead a
technical avoldance Of the law, and carefully pre-
pared impose careless purchasers. under
sta d a large quantity has been purchased by the
merch of New Orleans account OF the cheap
ness of the stun. Two Dollars per dAzen .6er tho
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Cents fozcn for the
Pints being the wholesale price in New York 1t is
nothing hut American Whisky favored with the oil
of Juniper and reduced thirty per below preof
4 merchant who participates indirectly the fraul
by selling the spurious ar"le, is much Offend
er : the principal. who planned the imposition.
hope respectable citizen. who values the
health Of the community IN which ne livcS viii AID
me in ferr"tting mt AID exposing the INSCRIPTIONS
chant who. for the sake # ew cents, will pvt
ir Jeopardy The lives nf the community which hs
hv"s. Such should be nailed h the pilIory Of
public cXecration.
UROLPHO WOLFE.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
Seven Plantations
$50 SLAVES

y
$50 SLAV
And Other Valuable Property.
T,HE undersigned as Executors OF the viii of SAM
l. UFL TOWNSEND deceased, late of Madison Coun-
ty, Alabama will offer for sale to the highest bidder
at Public Outcry, IN FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE,
IN HUNTSVILLE, Alabama,
On Wednesday, the 18Th of December, 1858,
Seven Plhtations, bereisafter described belonging
TO the estate of said deceased, credit of j, -
ment 10 bear interest," payable annually from day Of
sale } u be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with at letst two securities . .- rt
On Friday, the 18th of December, 1858,
They will sci l. at Public Anction che TEAGUE
PLACE I3 miles north OF Huntsville large quantity
Of pcrshable properly, belonging the of said
Rye, Mules Horses. Pork Hogs. Stock Hogs Oxen
Mich Cows aud other Cattle, Gin Head, Wagons,
Plows, Hoes, Axes, and other plantation utensils.
being the pershable property OF said estate belonging
to the league, King and Mullins plantations.
On Saturday, the 18th of December, 1885,
They will sell the like manner, the MARLIN
PLACE, all Of the ershable property of said estate,
belonging 20 the Smith, AInonett and Martin Planta-
tons of said estate, consisting Of the kind Of
tices that averli ed above, for sale the league
Plantation. II not concluded on the lSti the sale
will continued until the following Monday and ans
article advertised for sale the nth, which may
be sold that day, will be sold the 18th both
the Martin Place.
On Thursday, the 23i of December, 1858,
They will sell on the JACKSON COUNTY PLACE of
said tcsiator Jackson County, Ala all the perish
able Property of said estate, on said plantation,
Slaves and Cotton exee!ted) consisting Of six eight
hundred barrels of Crn, about so Stacks of Fodder
several stacks of Outs, valuable lot Of Pork and
Stock Hogs, II or Is head Of Mules aud Horses Gin
Head, Corn shelter. Work Oxen, Mich Cows. Cattle,
Wheat Wagons, Plows, Hoes and other Plantations
Implements. These sales will he made a credit OF
SIX months, with interest fr,m day Of sale. ~
On Thursday, the 30th Of December, 1853,
And from day day until the sale shall concluded
they will sell la Front of the COURT HOUSE, Hunt
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MIR. LOngfeiiOw's New Volume
THE COURTSHIP
Nj l. ES STAN DISH

" HER foHUS.
A New Volume. BY the Author OF - Evangeline -
Hyperion, )" Hiawatha," &c, &c.
The principal poem, which gives the title the book
love story Of the early Pilgrim days. and is nearly
as long as "EvangeliRe. The heroine Of the tale is
the beautiful Puritan maiden, Priscilla, whose
name has become historical as one Of the first of
those heroic women who landed al Plymouth Jus,
received by 7. BERRY & Co; Public Square.
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Half Hose.

A LARGE stock of Indian, Cashmere, lambs
IN Wool, White and Calored Merno, and Brown
and White British Cotton Half Hose just received and
for sale by
noy6-tf j. H MCGUJ
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Amusfilfnts. -
CRISP'S GAlETX.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To
MR.. w. II. CRISP.

& = ~ y ~ H
IN consequence of the loss sustained owing 10 the
Il unproIitous weather during the engagement Of
the KELLER TRi iUPE Mr.. l. KELLER has handsome-
/, tend rel the rviees If himself, Madame KELLER,
the Troupe and Young America Ballet Coris for
Grand y rformance 10 take place On
Monday Evening. NOV. Sth, 1855,
When splenfd bill Entertainments viii be present
ed. New Tableaux, in which Mad KELLER will appear
for the second and last tine IN Nashville.
Mr. CRISP in making this appeal ~ the Nashville
public trusts that his claim for bringing attractions
this city meet their due appreciation and PATRON
age. noyS
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DLACK and Fancy Scaris, Ties, Stocks, Cravats
ID and Nlpoleons, just received to- day at
~ zen .. J.. IL. MoiIIIiSH
ladies' and Gents Furnishing Store
nnN6-ff chr CnlInrn nd
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New Medical Beeks. 1aI
NM NEW EDITION OF wArsoy's PRACTICE, 1000
PAGES
the sEw EIanoS os woop's PRACTICE. TWO
VOLUME
me NEW EDIrQS or Z $ pHsrEsAToHr-
fE1eveHsh-l
TIE sEw knruoS on pvSelIsox's pczroS.
Any.
wlh ether Medical Books. tao num-roas >, pArtios-
lArizr, a: fhll<dciI.hia irises. fer saie by
cHARffS ". safTH.
oct7g-u Hsax ~ college street
Cooley ron NOVEMBER. --rhs LADIES',
VI book for November, ts4s, beautifully aair2 led-
Just reserved and for sals By
srtIs-sfw cHAs " SMITH
Tobacco.
ToHN FERGUSON = fEAcH fiAvoRED fontCc0,
u ar sale by
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Together with the above Goods have large
stock Of lo4, IL ana 124 bed Blankets. Also, a
general stpek Of Stiie Dry Goods to which invite
the attention of Retail Buyers No. So College ST.
noy3. A. &. & A. ID. BEECH.
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Gloves.
I/ID and silk plain Gloves;
IN Kid :" lined 90
Berlin and Cashmere Gloves;
Buck plain ami hncd Gloves;
Buck and Cloth Gents Gauntcts; ~
Kid, silk and Cashmere ladies' Gauntlets;
And other styles too numerous to mcntion just re-
eeived and Tor sale by
2 noyG-tf. ..-.a-- j. II. McGIII.
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SOLE IMPoRTER, Nos. is, 20 and % Beaver ST.,
NEW YORK
The following resnertable 1Ims in New Orleans
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Fairbanks Scales.


FULL stock % ali sixes. in Store and for sale by
II lbos7.l HAIRS, GORDON co.
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On Tbursdav the ga of pecember lass
$50 Likely Negro Slaves.

And from day day until the sale shall be concluded
they will sell la Front of the COURT HOUSE ia Hum
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Tobacco.

Cl0 REJIs Ped Cerd and ilol 81 re, Fiyr Cot
s1tJO III Cord, Ia starr and fof Sslr ~ q.
n'v' HAeRiS. Cuki On CO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-23
Summons.

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, I
COffey County. <. 7.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-10-23
Railroad 10 Laaxanunr,h.

Our friends at Leavenworth should be
S'fnng themselves to complete Railroad
connection, at an early day, with ST. Jo-
Ssph and the East through the Hannibal
Snd st. Joseph Railroad. That road will
'0on be completed. Already it is the
quickest route 10 the Atlantic cities, and
unless the Pacific road is pushed forward
WITH more energy than in the past we
nave but little hope for an early connec-
NOn with the East by way of that route.
Leavenworth is now the most impor-
Iant point west of St. Louis. To main-
'~'n tnat position, she must be energetic,
and like Chicago, must make all the rail.
ioao interests of the State center at and
0iVefge from that point.