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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
TlLLMAN, POHE9S h MCLEAN,
R.1.5'K Ese

AND DEALEE8 IN EXCHANGE.
MckoliS Block, corner Brady aud SeconA SIS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
LsXCHANGE on 81 the principal eitiss Of the Un,
Il ted States, Great Britain, ireland, and eeEti
:entinsl Euroie bought ard sold.
Note, and disfts .lee'ed, and proceeds pemittess
10 any part OF the Upitsd Stat at lowest rates Of
H8ehaI re.
Collections OF notes, DR. ATS accounts lerscsss and
inherttanccs made Ia oil parts Of the United osatss
Csnsdss and Europe.
Stocks and Bcnds bought and sold on conmisriss
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, SOLD and located.
Axchssse sn,tMies IN the UaiseA saasss.
Carpenter verniige, New York city
Albany Ot.y Bank. Albany, New Yorh;
bndalo CITY Bank, Buffalo, New York;
Bank Of Commerce, rossor, Msssashusetts;
T'aismrn's Banh, Phi'sdeipkia, Pennsylvansas
M-rch. DanufactuNvs' bank Psttsoofe, Ioj
MeKim & q Belt more Md;
0ImOse 4 brOtkeSt n. incis nastt, ohto;
state 0avinos Aseeets ticn, 81 1Oeis, He:
CitiSens' nanAs, New Orleans, La:
Waite 0soPo oAlease. ~. o1oo34
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

IN9URAN CI.
Fire, Inland and life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
NAssACHusE11s.
Dash Capital and surplus $2sa,OOO
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO..
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $3.50. 600
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
or HARTFORD, CONE.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
CO NEW YoRK
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
Ua.h ospitaI $75o. 600
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
NEW HAVE. oosH.
". sournwoarH, Pres.
GIN. fcRASTox, Se.'y.
yIBLD X KAUFMAN Asents,
Lahrmsn't Block, 2d-st.
a. FIELD, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Once next 10 the Post Once,
Rock Island, I'll. oct1
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BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
n o O q n N q - In q . - /,
=. SUITS,

NO. 8 NICKOLLS' BLOCK,
VSnow receiving lis YALLA WINTER STOCK Of
l ROOTS, SHOES d RTBBERS, 10 which rs IN
vites the examination II Cus'om,Fs.
Ihave Urge and f.a assortment u all grades
Of goods, both Common and hne Adapttd 1" city and
country trade. think without cxaK." rat, 70 very
common habit with Boot and Shoe nov days.
have the LAkSEsT AND BEST ASSORTMENT
ever offered 10 Davenport. have most Of nv
staple goods Manufactured expressly for my own
trade and warrant them 10 quality equal o the
best. ~ to prices don't profess 10 give them away,
mother try TO compesa IN prizes withthose second
third Sste goods. Ny aim . 70 keep fret class goods
and sell them 1T the lowest living prices.
aug2s SANFORD NUDTS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

THE GREAT wEsTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
or ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their bus;ncss, the sam. viii
the name Of the
THE GREAT WESTERN
lmsmramcc Il Trust Company.
At their once IN the Conpspy's building
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
nv THIS arrang. men. the incs me Of the GRE AZ
WESTERN INSTR 4NCE AND IAOoI 0O1-
PANY viii be lag ty augmented, end over @l30 ,O0
added to It's asse.S Of which 11O0 coo Is In FIRST
Mort with 30 ds, bearing six per cent inteiest
on proved property, worth dnu o - me amount;
which Rtves the Company over oSoO,COO 81 available
means 10 meet any Liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are a.
sumed aud any losses that NAV occur viii be prompt
y adjusted and paid
F;ys, Inland and Marine Cdvgo RiAks Taken o.
ne Moot F1c0vsbis 1svms
Respectfully sc, iting your business, we are
Yonr obedient eervants,
CHAs. q. LA THROr, Pre-.
VIZ. DAALIHo, vice.Pres
e.. N. SHIPNAN, 81 vice.Pres
(Chsrge Of Branch O0ce. New York.
JAS WAIoHT, Bee. and Tress
O. 3. RUssELl, Assn Sec
DnEosoAs:
Cha, q Ls.hrcp, Hon VIM Darling, y Shipmsn
Jno Hunter, Alec whilld,n. L Gillespie.
Hs.!ssoI.s. D:n,., Collier =. :s, s.,s''
I 3 n,Curdv. Francis Tyler.
EDWIN FAY, Aosat.
OEoc with PAkKg1 Z 1DwAADO,
,vQ1-dAm No. 10 Brady.st
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NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS
Great Reduction IN Price.
Immense Increase Of Stock.
INCREASED FACILITIES FOR ACCOMMODATING ALL
WHO WISH TO Buy.
Fruit and OrlIn mental Trees.
Al
SCOTT NURSERY.


N,000.a.rsriaa; o 9nhns planting 1a s1 and
of sorts adapted to the climate and soil of the
Great West. A choice stock Of Pears, Plumbs,
Cherries, Ounces Gocscberries, Grapes. Cur.
rants. Raspberries. Berberries, Strawberries,
&c &c, at unusual low rates. besides a large
and choice stock Of Roses, Dahias. Virbcnas,
and other towering and bedding out plants in
general.
An extensive and select assortment Of For
est and Ornamental Trees, Nursery grown,
large and vigorous. Also, an unparalleled
stock Of the choicest varieties Of the most beau
tiful rare and vigorous
Ever reen >,
Particularly adapted to our soil and climate
In short, general and full assor ment of Nur
sery Stock for sale on the most accommodating
terms and unparalleled low prices for Cash,
good paper Pork Beef, Corn, Oats, Farley T.
tatoes, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Horses, o. !,
Cows. Calves. Wagons. Coal, Wool, &C., or
anything that can use, sell, pay for labor. or
pay debts with.
Now is the accepted time. Call and see.
HIS FINLEY.
Davenport, Oct. 20, 80 DIV VEN.
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Nebraska Land Agency!

FL"KENCF, EEEnkaEA.
AllL attend promptly !oei buslness 6
w nected with Il Land Agency, eithel
Nebraska, or western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sod ani ~.
tod
Busines- for them can be left with any
tho Undersigned
COOK h ShII.tNf. DatonIartI
COOK, SAEGT BnWNLiA Co..ia Il,
COOK, SAKG'T a COOK ,bes Ncirss}
SARGENT 4 DIXW ELL. Boston. MAJ
cd 5dif
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WHITE 4 CO.,
KeNl Estate .lgeMss
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

Ny ACHkS y mics isom ETY. gees 10
w stables and hid 20 Il " ell and eastern .
l3n lrnt trees; viii he sod a great bargain
l2O aces. under dne cultivation ge.d n
bare, ", 81 ~ ~ mil,s ftau si.ambost /. n iu.
II ~ 10 one OF the best iaru.s 10 SOFT equity i
30 sores. all cultivated snd enc d ro1.f 4 Y
snd stable only - miles cut. This /. fne :,
farm.
10 acres, all fenced ard under cul. walton
hoase and barn n"c vours orchard ntaf To .ett I.
will h. ss'd for only 40
Wanted Immediately, Good Pam
Cash nstowrs ~, M,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

The old lnleDAens Line - Ne souee saelu,
THE PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.

Opposition C0urtods competition Oodo0
VJTE hsv. re-openod our MArkes Rouse at No 81
w Brady street. and intent ~ spsre no pains TO
snit all that may favor - Will cali, both IN pri
and quality.
Customers may always fciy upon 0uii.g a Ga.
Aseo rtuaent sros. which 70 maAe THEN la,t,tns
Particular attention paid 70 Packing Bsaf snd POD
isnty rse.
JsnasTs ~. 49,
~ Il p 4 = RRLl
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Letters, Documents ard WemOranda
Nund IN JOhn Brorn's House,
Ou old t,Iend Il. H. a., Of Ishta-
bula county, Ohio, takes Stock to
tic amount Of $500, aud promises
to form association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
rnos. yY.Es..neren. npr
WILMINGTON, Oct. 90.

NlLMlNdIONt OGN -.
Tho explosion Of Dupont's powder mills on the Bran
dywne yesterday occurred while the men In the lower
or hagey yard were employed loading powder dust al
tho presToun to be conveyed to of the other
mills to go through another prOcsss.
one horse cart stood opposite the pressroom door,
partly loaded when the pressroOm blew up with loud
crAsh lhe composition house Immediately followed,
aud minute or two later tho glazing room went oil
aud two rolling mills following simultaneously, boiling
i've In all.
Seven men wOro killed. and another had his arm
broker.
Ihe wind, which was nearly northwest and high Of
the time deaden0d tho sound In the Immediate vicinity
so much that the men n tho upper yard did not sto
work on tho iustaut. Two Of the men were blown
into the Brandywine, into tree aud the hea dies,
trunk Of another blown the opposite aida Of Tho
crcek. OF the Others nothing could be aacortaincd
strange feature In tho eKplosyn H. the horse was
not killed, although standing In close proximity to the
presSroom when II went or Tie cart To which he gAs
attached, and which wRs partly loaded with powder.
dust, was thrown about In Fragments Tho horse wa
entirely stripped Of his harness; his half was singet
oi ono eye put out out, and log broken Yet afe
the smoke and dust cleared away, he was found limp
ing about, exhibiting all tue symptoms Of painful ago
ny. To relieve him he was knocked Ia the head an,
| Killed.
This Coroner visited the scene of tho explosion Il
look after his after his nete4t but could learn moth
lnR Rs the WITNESSES we're all killed Their names Or
VIM. Moran, E. Doughorty, sweeny Jacobs, - Zebei
John Welsh and Michael O'Donuan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

PowERLEss FOR EvL-PoTENT FOR GooD-
When pain Inflammation is present and Brandreths
Ps used they at seize upoa the humors which
are tho occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body. This quality OF alone seizng hold
and oausnE the eXpusioa o deaved hmots possessed
by no other Lejicno For Dndroh's Pills operate solely
upon those imlur les which sunoual aud affect the
sues and organs alecled by disease by natural affinity,
tthey seize these moTs because their o IN below that
of the surrounding art aud expe them rcm the body
Young people cannot but middle sged aud old people
m measure, approo Il that meU which, being used
IN sickness acts only upoe OF disease aud which
has power except hoso hunors whose presence
produces every ptu, and whnse removal removes every
disease Whatever is affected there these wonder-
ul pills penetrate, and impurities rmn thus pre-
venting settling Of the humursi because they are removed
from the body In rheumatism, levers plersies pains in
the side dyspepse head aches, oostteness Asthma colds
coughs thosts piles ulcers boils they give imme-
diao relief; and taken early prevent organic disease
Maades, pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
their influence AMI NIT ions o human lives have been
saved b. their timely Oh how important in sickness
that sdciue which ony eXtinguishes the d ease
and leaves no evll tnoc, behind
Sold At No 294 Canal st., RTtndreths Building; ana b,
s. Ga diner, No. 20 Superior street, CleVound and
J. h. NheedOn, Hudson, and all respectable dealers
medicines dGW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

CHARMS HiLL-ANoTHER WEEK oF THE
GREAT EXHIBITION Wolfstenberger's splendid
PanOramas, from Egyptian Hail. London, will OK
hibit at Chapin's Hall another week, This oxhi-
bltion has been visited by hundreds of people ev-
cry evening since it Was opened in this city, and
all pronounce II to be the nost entertainment ev>
or brought to Cleveland. The character of the
exhibition Is entirely different from any Of the
Panoramas heretofore exhibited in this city. Each
scene presented to view was painted from sketches
made on each spO. represented, by eleven Of the
best artists Ia Europe. These sketches were tak-
in eOlOrs, and all the skies, foliage rocks, trees
and water in these paintings appear to the behold
| or precisely tho same as they did to the artist al
the time they woro skotohed therefore Ia looking
at thOm one secs nature just as it appears in tn,
countries represented. In fact, in seeing these
PanOIamas, it amounts to about the same thing al
making grand trip to the most remarkable placeI
on the face OF the globe. There is not a man
woman or child, Of decent understanding, but wha
can gain an immense amount Of instruction BY
visiting this exhibition.
As there will undoubtedly be great crowd oAct
evening this week, we would advise our IeaderI
to go early n order to secure good seat Door
open Tonight at 7 o'clock. Tickets can bs OBJ
tanned during the day at staeeys, under the Hall
and at the doors when open. The price Of ticket
will remain the same-only Is eents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
Last Nights Report.
FROm wAsuUNCTON

WAsuNGToN, Oct, %.
Gov Wise, in his Richmond speech, SAYS he has
bushe or Capt. Browns oorreHponder4e, but not all Of
u, carpet beg full having boen tAken TO Baltimore
and improperly used.
The letters In his possession prove that promn ent
at the north were implicated In the affair. Whether
our sister States Ia tie north will allow such mon to
remain among them unchecked or runpunished remains
60 be seen. II any one should smuggle oif Gerr II
smith some night and bring him TO me, l would read
him moral lecture and then send him back home
lie had remained at Itrpers Ferry prevent the ap-
plicauon Of lynch law Ia Virginia. There was no
question OF Jurisdiction to be settled, a. ho had made
up his mind fully, aud AFTER determining that the prs.
onera should bo tried ia Virginia. he would not obey
an order TO tie contrary from the President the
StAtoH.
he ready to weep when he heard that the outlaws
comrisod only twelve men, and that they had taken
the town In ten minutes There no cowardice on
the part OF the people there because their unguarded
citizens were prisoners; but he told them that they
had made mistake. aud II General Washington had
been prisoner and bis life mperilled by an attack
he would have rieked his own life and others lives a.
well in making an attack without delay This Kansas
border ruan made great mis- AXE az to tho disposition
OF the slaves to ay To his standard The Abnitionst,
cannot comurehend that they held among US by
patriArchSl tenure. ....
The Governor urged tho Importance OF organizing q
military force throughout the State aud exercising
vigilance 10 guard against tho disgrace OF similar sur
prise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hot WEATHER AND WATER y During the in
tensely bot weather we have had this season, We
have often heard people complain in most dole
ful manner Of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which TO keep them
selves cool by wettiug their door yards and side.
walks. We would advise those TO call on ID. p.
Bowers, (successor to j. B. Barnes, Pumber,) At
water Building, who has large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, 30, and engage him to
put up a ccOiHg institution forthwith. We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
time, aud we will warrant that they can keep
cool.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
HAIR Dye HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
VIM. A, Bachelors Hair Dysl

ne only harmless anu fcttdOte OpG h'tOtob
The Original and hest IN the wUrldl
All others mere limitations and should be avoided
yOu wish u escape ridicue
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
injury To Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wSrded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and sOOOo
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not to be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
wure In the least however long may be continued
and the i'll oect Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair nvigor
Hted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (n private IOOms at the Wig
Factory, No 2tl Broadway N. Y.
Sold ia all cities and the United States By Drug
gists and Fancy Goods pealoss.
20 The genuine has tho name aud address upon stee
plate engraving four sides 0l each BOX Of
WAI. A. BATCHELOR,
lanl1 No 233 BroHdwaV ~. v
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. ~.
Tho overland mail, with dates to the 9Oib, arrived
te-Gay.
g. n. Cane delegate elect from the proposed Nova-
Do Terrtory, died at Gold HI, Carson VALLEY, the
Goth.
New silver miaes have been discovered at the head
Of Washoe Lake
Fiye loaded with ore en- route 70 San Franaia.
co ior sh pment 20 England
The new stage route between Salt Lake and Placer
Wills Il being stocked The mail would pass In
foW weeks.
The Sacramento correspondents Of the san FnneiscC
Bulletin says;
An active canvass has commenced for the vacanl
seat In the v. s. Senate. IL s thought that this
Governor viii mske appointment, leaving the Leg.
isaturo under special obligations to elect soon ~
possible bfter meeting in January.
IL In supposed the Governor favors the election
of 5. W. Ange, formerly Of Alabama, 20 AZ 10 make
the chances OF northern man, himself perhaps better
for the successor Of Gwin who must be elected in the
wntor of 1861. Weller will also fyor this plan In the
event Of his strength not being sueieet TO hs
own election this winter.
lAbera sub'crbionH TO the proposed Br1lptirk mon
unent are coming IN from an parts Of tso State
The American clipper Northern Eagle burned In Es-
quimaux harhor British Coluuibia on the 22d. Vessel
valued at t65,0O0 Trade very dull with scarcely
enough doing 60 eslsbsh quotations, Tendency "a.
vOrnblo to buyers Pork lower. Money In doinant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24
EyEN rnosn who are in the enioyment OF

EVEN IHOsE Who are IN Tue enjoyment OF
perfect health frequently have need to have to
toni,s peyenta ives Of disease We to well
armed AGAINST the assaults OF "the ills that flesh heir
to-" snch an iuvgopior they fud in HJsteters bit
ters-i medicine that cannot ho taken regularly without
giving vitality aud elasticity to tho system At this
particularly, tho strongest proof against the
feAer and que the Rers potent than any amount
u quune, while the dangerous ofbous fever
yield TORS wonderful properties. Those who ha tried
the medicine will another any OF the all
ments which The lI0setter BhteTs PROCESSES TO subduo
TO those who have msdd this experiment cordially
Tecomoud eatly application the Bitters whenever
hey stricken b. disease OF The digestive oIgans.
For sale Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
uctls.lw
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PROM CARTIsLR. PA.


: VHNII8I3Ti VII. -
The arrested on tho charge Of MURDER a. being
participant in the iusurreeliou At Hafpers Ferry is
now supposed not 10 be Cook, but Of his party
10 IA the man from whom a Shape rifle was yester-
daJ taken at Chambersburgh, and who was with Mrs.
Cook Upon arresng him he endeayored TO resiat but
was oyofpowored
He had his person three reyolverH and two bowie
klves lie has been committed 10 prisou Tor further
hearing. The is taller than the published desorip
ton makes Cook. lie has the appearance OF desre
rate man, ready FOR any enterprise. lie refu ed at bis
hearing, 10 answer any questions
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

TnE DEDICATION oF ST. PRTER's CATHOLIC
CHURCH Germany )-corner of Superior and Dodge
streets, took place yesterday morning. The atten
dance was very large, the immense building being
filed. The building is one of the largest of its
character in Cleveland, and in its interior plan per-
haps tho most beautiful and costly. The whole
structure cost about lfty-fve thousand dollars.
Among tue distinguished dignitaries OF the
Church who participated in the services were Arch
Bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. Bishop Gosebereau
of Burlington, Vermont, Bishop Louis of Fort
Wayne Ind and Bishop Rappo of Cleveland; to.
gether with large number of the resident Priest
hood of the CITY, and Father Lohr, the Pastor OF
ST. Peters Congregation The conservation scr-
vices were performed by Arch Bishop Purcell and
the Bishops, and were the peculiarly impressive
style of the Roman Church.
The Dedicatory Sermon was reached by Arch
bishop Purcell and was an interesting and instruc
tive discourse 1t was founded upon text in the
seventh chapter in second Chronicles, wherein Goo
announced to Solomon his intention Of blessing the
newly completed Temple of Jerusalem. In thu
course OF his remarks, Archbishop Purcell aliude,
to the fact that Bishop Rappe, since his in
sta lation Of the Diocese of Cleveland, has beei
instrumental in the erection ofseventy ilve Church
es, and has participated in their conservation Ger
emonles
High Mass was celebrated by Bishop Rape, as
sisted by yclIrgymen Of city churches.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

THE MlNBrER's WooINo. By HARRIET DERoH
ER SrowR. New York Derby a Jackson,
1853.
To the readers of the Atlantic Monthly, we need
say nothing OF this book. It is but reprint in
attractive book form Of the chapters which they
have eagerly looked for from month TO month and
read with deep in crest. The perfectly life like
relation Of the various Of the story, and the
fathiulneas Of both the plot and the actors, With
the Intervening particulars, TO that New England
life which tpurpors TO represent such that the
story really needs no words Of praise from tongue
or pen. The present Is the first volume, Of which
the second will appear in due time The story
has become deeply interesting and absorbing, and
the remainder will be read with liyler anticipation
amer having freshly perused the whole Of tho pre-
eeding. .au..
B. Cobb q Co, have Il for sale
Iey~ See advertisement Of DR.. Banford's LiVel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

, H BosroN, Oct. 20.
Last evening Charles Knapp, agvd and retired
captain, boarding at No. Bumstead Place, swal-
lowed large dose OF audanum, and then cut hts
threat frat with razor aud again with butcher
knife and also fred pistol shot into bis head. lie
survived for several hours expiring late Ia tho evening.
Iln b aunnDlnd 10 have bonn lnaane. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-24

q A Warning TO The UnWaTyI and one
''mighy To save" is contained in the book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. It
e1pns fully and unequvocsly the secret Of func
tona arrangements anl prostrated with unaing
instructions to eradicate every aud particle Of tho
Of disease that guawing that usidousy but too
surely away aud undermines the constitution, leaving
man but the wreck Of his self The victim Of this
fatal tendency should not lose moment 10 procuring this
invaluable work.
Sold by DIR. BARROW, IS7 Prince street, New York -
Price 25 cents Sent ire, everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, and WIN. .FIsKE
Druggists, Cleveland. octT
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 22--6 r. M.
FROM PITTsBUROH.

.HI. PITTsBURUH, Oct, %,
In the Supreme Court mRndamus case of Middleton
versus County Commissioners, Mr. Williams addressed
tho COuu In a speech OF four hours duration.
lie succeeded by Mr. Price ON behalf Of the
bonhhodora, whose speech will close the argument In
this ease on Monday next, whom ihe list will bs taken
up and argued
Quo Of the points OF the defence Is that tho plain
tiiA not bona Ode holders OF the honda on which
loans advanced 10 the railroad to which they were
iasu Cd.
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FROM ST. PAUL.

ST.. PAUL, Oct 90.
hr. Stoue wife anil TIVE children, Nathaniel Butter
Fold, and loring Lnvellng drowned 10 lake MIN
netunka thirty miles west OF this city, last Tuesday
We learn that Mr. Stono determined TO move his FAM
Wy down the lake, and employed Butterned and Lov-
eng FOR that purpose, About dusk the boat cap
siIod under the pressure Of sudden gale, and the
whole party were trowuad
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader omce
the latest impr wed aud RAPID presses
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates Par.
tioalar attention paid 10 blank work Every description
ofBndins done especially Blank Books Ledgers, Joum
SIS Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c. &C.
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PROM OGpENsDUnG.

GGDENsBUR0, Oct 20.
The Ogdenslurg Literary Institute burned last
night, together with all the scientific apparatus aud
portion u the valuable library. Tho loss amounts 10 about
10000. There was no insurance any Of the prop
ofty. ..| ..I ..H