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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL FOR

BONS n ND ON MT Fs.N,
ny GESSNER HARRISON, II. D., Ii. d.
THNo OPEN SEPTEMBER FIRST next, 21f miles from
Greenwood Depo, Post 0nicc, Albrinarle COUNTY Va
TEENS Tuition and board except light for ten months
s?spa, able hal! September st and other halt
February LIST.
Address the sah-c.be ul:l Argus, 2jh at the Cnivcr
,ity OF Virginia. GESsNER HARRISON.
inly
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NIci ORMICk,S
WILLIAM A. BRAXTOS.
HARRIS ~ GIBSON. =.

- F!rd ~ heir business st The termination
.-'e"' year, respectful: Inform their friends and
'''t 10 not d-,is. ~ enter inio any engage
-at-rtISc any hU.ia--- Hiic', caIno; te closed
lae' Will. howeNrr, coEiiuu" 20 receive and
= l.;e;oior-, All prodgee tia, may c Consigned
'---: 'lie ye-r
" r:nSDs Intends . coa'.;.ue IL" commission
d; s 1- pleased 10 nc from such friends ;..sy
e.. t.'- t-,i.es, arrangements for the io'ur".
~ : u Is l:H,,s H.. EGt yet determined Nr":her a-
-s- e.. :--i.>NeioG q! commission business. hut
-l - .!vcU saonii he determine 10 60 t.
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THE COi.I.Es:E OF ST. JAMES.

TINE Eighteenth Annual Session begin, the last edn.-
day hc 2sth) Of September. The various classes u
the College and in the Grammar school, their wo'
promptly New Students will he examined on Thursday
The 29th. JOHN b. kERfOoT, Rector, &C.,
Juy I5-tav1t College Of ST James 7. o., Nd.
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yINE session OF the school established In family
Il for the education Of my daughters will commence on
the j., OF October and continue months. Sudles-tns
i.h French and Music TIE school will bc limited - zen
inri,isir. Of my children.
TEaus-s2nI per session OF months for tuition and
board one s payable IN advance the other :he trs'
c: March. --....,,
Address, Cot. :. BASSETT fki'HCh,
Aug 21-cti0 Near Richmond va
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

IANuNfk N'l MY. VA
TUNIIH third annual session of this Institution will com
Il the I'D Of September next; with full cor-
Of experienced aH accomplished teachers. For CIRCULARS
and other iu!o.gaiion, aldr-..
CHARLES H. STUART.
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H,yOvEn ACADEMY. "a,

TVNE session OF this School viii commence on u" III
day of October, ~. AID terminate t!e 2y;h day Of
July, ls6c
TERMSs2;) per session. exclusive o! ll.:: Sl:; he
paid .e =: .: oc'OLer-thc remainder the J.. %
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DEALER /.
q Il . G +. IL 1 +. =.
DERCNIAN aud Elite Island Guaao, iuiin- rio'pho'
i Guam" Plaster &c Par;.cula. attention paid 10 the
sale -! all kind OF country produce. What Corn Flour,
Tobacco, Oats, &c.
haze made arrangements with N'r John VI shcpra,''
Jr one o. the best Judges and sl-cn ~ tobacco In the
city, attend the sale Of all Tobacco consigned 20 M
return ms sincere thank. my friend. for The liberal
upon anihope hy strict
attention to business 10 merit continuance o! The 'Auie
- Hlr,
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CANDLES.-"BAr.ca.' tierman Max Candles, for
" sale by ,o,r
Ang IN J. s II. H. DAY IHf""i'
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lo.pIKTN ERSIIIP NOTICE.


HNE subscriber has admitted paTtnr!: IN hi- business,
i hi son WILLIAM =. BuTLEE. JR., AMI slr. PETER
A. FRANKLIN late with M-ssrs Elicit, Waller, Drewry
Co. and more recently with Me-r' h-ti pre"ry un'rr
,lc style and hrm Of
BUTLER, SON g. FRANKLIN.
Tho co.rar;ner.hip 20 date from thr Ia instant
RrcWuoHr, Aug. :, l>J!. "N r III lLtE
TIE UNDERSIGNED EMBRACES THIS OCCASION To
hi, heartfelt, obligations FOR the liberal patron
aye extended TO lin. by his friend, and the public for she
pas: .u.niy years. and most respectfully socs con'Hu-
anre o! :hrr flvo-s - The .irm.
Rcna0Nr, AGs. .. l-j?-cS; WM. 7. HITLER
aIEN, MN a: AIsRErC
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK .nARkEI.
TIME undergr-d 'iD: procured ~. --rficcs nI u.
H. Crockett. for the purpose oi selling Lave STOCK
In the Richmond market will, With Luther : Irvine, BE-
in the rarsc. on the day OF september n-A prepared
10 give cir undivided attention all business entrusted
70 them and feel confident. from their long experience 10
be able 10 give entire satisfaction.
We wil, make liberal advancement. nE conssnmen,s
JOHN CIdusf,
A.. L IRVINE
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sembly of the State fOhio, That the board of
education of any incorporated village in this
state NAV unite with the board Of educotion of
the township in such which village or any part
of it, be situated, for the purpose establishing
a central or high school within such township.
The said board shall jointly agree upon on esti-
mate ofthe probable cost thereof, and thsreup-
on call separate meetings Of the qualificatied vo-
ters of their respective districts, in the manner
now provided in the twenty-first section OF the
act to which this is supplementary; and said
meetings, when so convened, shall in all respects
he held and conducted in accordance with the
provisions of the section Aforesaid; Provided
that no such central OF high school shall be so
established, unless majority of voters at each
of said meetings, shall vote in favor ofthe same
The further establishment of such central or
high school and the controlof the same, when
established, shal be ordered and regulated in
such manner as shall be agreed upon and direc-
ted by said board of education interested there
in. .e..
Sec q This act shall take effect and be in
fosce from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
.= President of the Senate.
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.y AN ACT s@at
Supplementary TO an act to provide for the
reorganization, supervision and maintenance
! of Common Schools, passed March Ia, 1858.
src. /. Be It enacted by the General AS
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character, IN the course OF discipline e1joined
by the church to which he belongs, without the
consent of the person making the confession
9th. No person who would il a party be incOm-
petent to testify under the provisions of Sec
ton 313, shall become competent by reason OF
an assignment of his claim.
Sec. .. That section 3lf of the said act to es-
tablish code Ofcivil procedure, as said section
was amended by the act Of April 18th, 1855,
and the same hereby isrepealed .ar r
Sec. 8. This act sha Il take effect on its pass
age. ... -
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF representatives,
F. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn, Of the Senate
February IA, 1859.
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no. 36.7
AN ACT


To amend section fourteen ofan act entitled can
act relating to Juries," passed February 8,
1881, and took effect June 1st, 1881
Section l. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That section four
teen of "an act relating to jures,' passed Feb
ruarv 9th 1881 be so amanded as to read as
follows: SEC. IL. That if there shall be en-
pannelled, for the trial of any cause, any petit
Juror who shall have been convicted OF any
crime which hy law renders him disqualified to
serve on a Jury, or who has been arbitrator on
either side relating to the same controversy; or
who has an interest in the cause: or who has
An action depending between him and either
party: or who has formerly been aluror IN the
same cause; or who is either party'S employer;
employee, counselor, agent, stewart or attoSney,
or who is Suppoenaed in the cause as q witness;
or who is akin to either party; or any person
who shall have served once already on a jury as
a talesman in the trial Of any cause in the same
court during the term, he may be challenged tor
such causes, in either OF which cases the same
shall be considered asa principal shallenge, and
the validity thereof be tried by the court, and
any petit Juror who shall be returned upon the
trial Of any ofthe causes hereinbefore specified,
against whom no principal cause of challenge can
be alleged, may, nevertheless, be challenged on
suspicion of prejudice against or partiality for
either party. or for want ola competent knowl-
edge Of the English language or any other cause
that may render him at the time an unsuitable
Juror; and the validity of such cha!leng shall be
determined by the court, and each party may
preemptorly challenge two jurors.
Sec. 2. The said section fourteen is hereby
repealed.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after itspassage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
MARTIN WELKER
U President of the Senate.
II 1QkO
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January "a, 1859.

no. Ill
AN ACT
To amend section one of an act entitled "An
act to regulate Enclosures and to provide
against Trespassing Animals" passed Janua-
ry 18th 1910.
SEC / Be it enacted by the General Assem-
of the State of Ohio, That whenever fence OF
whatsoever material constructed and in all re-
spects such as a good husbandman ought to
keep, shall hereafter be erected by any person
on the line Of his land or that on which he may
have a lease for one or more years, and the per-
son owning the land adjoining thereto, or hold
ing lease on the same for three or more years,
shall make or cause to be made or have an in
closure on the opposite side of such fence, so
that such fence may answer the purpose OF In
closing his field, meadow lot or any other in
closure, such person shall pay the owner oi such
fence, already erected, one half of the value OF
so much thsreo as serves as partition fence, to
be adjudged by the township trustees OF the
township in which such fence may be situated;
and the amount so adiudged, ifnot paid, may be
recovered in a civil action before any court hay
ing competent jurisdiction, in the name OF, and
for the use Of the owner Of such fence, with costs
fsuit: Provided that nothing in this act con-
tained shall apply to the incosurc OF lots in cit
les and villages.
SEC. =. That the first section Of the act to
which this is an amendment, is hereby repealed
But all rights accrued and liabilities incurred
heretofore shall remain in force as if this act
had not been passed
SEC. 8 This act to take effect from and after
its passage.
,. na WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,.
MARTIN WELKER,
-. President OF the Senate,
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mo. 25.l
AN ACT

To amend the 314th section of the Code OF Civil
Procedure.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Chic, That the 3l4th sec
tion Of the act entitled ian act to establish
code Of civil procedure be so emcnded as to
read as follows: Sec. 314. The following per-
sons shall be incompetent to testify: 1st Per
sons who are Of unsound mind at the time Of
their production for examination. End Chill
dren under ten years Of age, who appear inca
pable of receiving just impressions OF the facts
respecting which they are examined, or ofre-
lating them truly 3d. Husband and wife, for or
against each other or concerning any commu.
nication made by one to the other or concern
Ing any communication made by one to other,
during the marriage whether called as wit.
ness while that relation subsisted,or afterwards
except in actions where the wife, were she a
feme sole, would be plaintiff or defendant; in
which action the wife may testify, but not both.
4th, An attorney, concerning any comnunica-
tion made to him by his clant, in that relation,
or his advice thereon, without the clients con-
sent. 5th A Clergyman Of priest, concerning
any confession made to him in his professional
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February 25, 1859.
mo. 38.l .r

n ~ ASI
For the punishment OF certain oifenses therein
named, @ r
Section l. BE it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of che State Of Ohio, That il anv per
son shall receive or buy any bank bill or bills
or promissory note or notes, bill Of exchange,
order receipt draft, warrant, check or bond,
given for the payment of money in amonnt less
than thirty. five dollars which have been stolen,
knowing the same to be stolen, with intent to
defraud the owner thereof every person SO Of
lending SHALL on conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not exceeding two hundred dollars,
and be Imprisoned in the cell or dungeon ofthe
Jail Of the county and be fed on bread and wa
Ter, only, not exceeding thirty days at the dis
eietion Of court. s4'A s &SM n n
Sec. g. That. if any person shall9recsVe or
buy any goods or chattels- Of less value than
thirty five dollars, that shall have been stolen
or taken BY robbers, knowing the same to be
stolen or taken by robbers with intentto de-
frad the owner, every person so offending shall,
an conviction thereof be Hned in any sum not
exceeding two hundred dollars, and be impris.
oned in the cell or dungeon Of the county. and
he fed on bread and water only, fora term not
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age. .,..,, -.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
f. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro TEN, Of the Senate.
February IA, 1859.
mo. 30l '.-f.- ..rr hs '.s.aa
To amend section sixty -four of an act entitled
ian act to provide for the reorganization, super
vision and maintenance Of Common Schools"
passed March II, 1853.
Sec /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That section sixty four
ofthe act Aforesaid as said section is now amen
ded as to read as follows; Sec. 64. The debts
which have heretofore been contracted by any
school district for school purposes shall be pro
vided for by the estimate of the proper school
boards created under the prIvlsons OF this act,
and action may be brought against such boards
to recover the same. When any Judgment shall
be obtained against any such school board, it
shall be the duty of said board to make an esti-
mate for the district or sub district as said
board may deem equitable, of the amount re
qured to satisfy such Judgment, with interest
and costs. Said amount so estimated shall be
certified to the county auditor, shall be assessed
case NAV be, and shall be collected and paid out
in the same manner as other school taxes, up
on the order the clerk OF said board upon the
township treasurer, to satisfy the judgment a.
loresaid
Sec. g That section sixty-four aforesaid be
and the same hereby is repealed.
Sec g. This act shall take effect upon its pas
sage.
.. WILLIAM 3. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF the SInate.
February Is, 1859. . . f.. ...E.
mo. 35,l ...,....-.-.s.-
To amend the seventh section Of the act enti-
ted IAN act for the Prevention OF Canning"
| passed march IL. 1851, as amended by the
| act entitled an act more elfectually to prevent
| Gambling" passed January II, 1916.
| Sec /. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
| hly ofthe State Of Ohio, That the seventh sec
ton O the act entitled ian act Tor the preven-
ton Of gaming" passed March IL, 1881, as a.
mended bv the third section of the act passed
! April Il, 1857 entitled "an act to amend an
act entitled an act more effectually to prevent
I
mended as to read as follows: Sec 7. That If
any person shall play at any game whatsoever
for any sum ofmoney, or other property Of any
value, or shall make any bet or wager for any
sum of money, or other property of value, every
such person shall, on conviction thereof be fined
in any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned in the county Jail not less than
| ten days nor more than six months.
Ser Q That the third section of the act pass
cd April II, 1857, entitled ''an act to amend au
act entitled an act more eiIcctually to prevent
gambling" passed January q, 1916, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
| Sec. 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
| e ~..... WILLIAM T. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
| President of the Senate.
February 81, 1859. ".
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To repeal the ten per cent. law passed March
IA. 1850.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State OF Ohio, That the sct pas
sed march Il, 1850 IAN act to amend the sct
entitled an act fixing the rate Of interest, passed
January IL, 1924, and all other laws on that
subject" be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. e. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after the first day of April, 1859
..,. .r5 s.. tsI WILLIAM b. WOODS. I'd
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
,~--ag H MARTIN WELKERlssi
-.E.. .sssaf .sF.n PLsident OF the Senate,
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TERMS--S2,OO

exceeding thirty days, at the discretion Of the
court. 30
-a .f. WILLIAM B. WOODS
. Speaker Of the House ofRepresentatiFes.
MARTIN WELKER.
r's Hae President ofthe Senate.
February 20. 1859. -e'7s raas aat
M 40 -... -..
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NO, IL
AN ACT
TO enable associations for Gymnastic purposes
to become Bodies Corporate
SEC. | Be it enacted by the General AS
sembIv orthe State of Ohio That from and af-
ter the passage of this act it should be lawful
for any number of persons. not less than five,
associated together within this state, for gym
nastic purposes. or other purposes OF physical
training and education to elect, at any meeting
called for that purpose, any number of their
members. not less than three, to serve as direc-
tors, and one member to serve as secretary, who
Shall hold their Offices for for such period as may
he provided bv rules or by laws as the associa-
ton NAV adopt.
SEC 3 That the Secretary. so appointed,
shall make a true record of the proceeding of
the meetings proy ided for by the first section of
this act, certify and deliver the same to the re-
corder of the county in which such association
shall thereafter desire to be known; and it shall
be the duty O ofsuch county recorder Immediate
" on the receipt of such certified statement, to
record the same in such book of records as is
used for recording similar certificates, relating
to literary and other associations, for which SER
vice he NAV demand and receive the sum of ten
cents per hundred words: and from and after .he
making of such record, the said directors and
their associated members and successors: shall
he invested with the mowers priyiledces and i'm
munities incident to aggregate corporations and
certified transcript Of the record, herein au-
thorized to be made by the county recorder,
shall he deemed and taken in all courts and pla-
ces whatsoever in this State, as evidence of the
existence of such associations and corporations.
Sec, 8. The directors who may be appointed
rrdar tba r,oy;s;o,c of tb;s oct and their suc
cessors in office shall have perpetual succession
by such name as may be designated, and by
ting and being contracted with, of prosecuting
and deGnding spits and of ocauirino holding
ENJOYING, disposing fand conveying such prop
erty real or nersonal. as NAV be ACQUIRED by
purchase. donation or otherwise, for purpose of
carving out the intention cfsuch association.
Sec 4 That such association. when incor
porated, NAV elect such officers and make such
rules. regulations and by laws as they may
deem necessary or expedjent for their own gov.
ernment and The management oftheir fiscal and
other affairs to effect their objects.
Sec 5. That if said doard of directors shall
be vacated. either in whole or in part by death,
RESIGNATION or otherwise such board OF direc.
tors NAV be revived or such vacancy or vacan-
cies filed in the manner proyided in the first
section ofthis act for the original organization
of the said hoard or in such manner as NAV be
nrovided in the by.laws orthe association. and
majority Of the directors shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from and af.
ter its passage
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given to said subdivisions or fractions, shall be
deemed in law sufficient description OF the
land so plated, numbered and recorded, for all
purposes of taxation and conveSancing.
Sec. 2. That the recorder shall receive for
his services under this act, the same fees as he
is allowed for recording town plats, to be paid
out of the county treasury, on the ordero the
auditor, and allowance of the commissioners.
Sec. 8. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage. = &
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
p - President of the Senate
Feb. S. 1859. ~ n ~ e1.-
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CADIz OHIO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80 1859

vintOn county March 2l, June 10, septem-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-09

IN How often do We hear the inquiry made,
what can get to cure this violent cramp am
nightly subject tor we'll know the cause to be
my too frequent indulgence in eating the fruits and
vegetables Of the season, besides taking dozen or
more glasses Of ice-wAter during the day-oonse-
quently must pay the penalty. Our advice to
such would be, always to keep bottle Of Hostel
ter celebrated Stomach Bitters in the house, it
will afford instant relief to any person having
cramps, spasns, cholera morbus, &C., which are gen.
orally the result of r-indulgence in vegetable
diet. In fact family afford to be without it.
X requires no addition Of spirits. Sold, In full
quart bottles by all h.tels, groesrs, druggis DC.
1t is meiy.palatable.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Juiy4-dAw MAin-st, bet. Sixth and seventh.
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DAILY CARS CIrY OrvIcI,
Ksokuk, July 4th.
FLOUR-Country, ~ 87} to . 90 Per sack
sspsrfns, - rs per sack. Extra, (fall wheat
~ to 81 SO per Dbl. Graham, - 90 to 5 rs pei
| 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 90 20 Upper 90.
CoRN-1o TO rs cts; ready sale.
BARLEY-spring, 4oa55. Fall, s0a7sc.
wHEAT.--so to 90 for Spring; 90 to 20
for Fall; very choice 81 rs.
0ATS-45 to 4s, dull.
RYE-6oc to 65cj little coming In.
POTATOEs-so TO 90 retail rs cts PIX; new 80
cts PIX.
GROCERIES-N. Q. Sugar fair 7a74, No. J.
u, prime 8,clarifed o4a1o, crushed and Loaf 4
t. Ia. characterization 40 to l1e, 8. H. 43
to 10, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. Codee-Rio II
to l72. Java lsto Ice. Rice, 81 to SC.
s0AP-Palm 6lc, Family SIC.
CANDLES-star Is to %, s.sarins Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-l0 to ii retail 12Ac.
BUTTER-Choice 10 to 124 retail 10.
HIDEB-Dry IA to 15c; green, s. to 8.
HAY-prairie46t to 80 Timothy and Hunga-
rian, 81 to -; Baled do. $94 to $10&; Retail, $l2
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 81 Is to / 40 cts ;
Timothy, 81 40 to 1 50; Flax Seed. 81 o0a$1 10.
SUNDRIES-onions, s5 to 95; Eggs, la ];
Feathers, 35c to size; White Beans, 9oc ! Is.
FRUIT-Grsen apples, choice, - 90 to - 10
per Dbl. Dried apples, - 80 to ais per bush. Dried
peaches, 81 50 to IS rs. Raisins, 81 5ot 3 rs.
CHEESE-W. X. ii to l2A; Denmark 10 to III.
PROVIEIONS-Hams ~; Shoulders II; clear
sides to %.
BEEf-1asc gross; IL to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-$l Is to - 90 y head.
HOGs.-Dressed, IS 90 TO $500.
sALT-d. A.,s1 50 to II IS per sack Kama
wha, 2ooa2lo per bbl.; Liverpool, t17b per sack.
Lake 81 25a2 30 y bbl.
FISH--Mackerel, No. $40 TO sal p Dbl; No.
: SIS to SIG; No. $l2to$ls. White, No. 4 So II
to 50 50 p half Dbl. Cod Rsh sto 67an h.
ExcsAHGE.-0n Now York for currency 2 ps,
cent; for gold I per cent. Bt.Louis per cent.
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Arrivals at the BiiiinEs N suse

Hoadley, o: 0W Little, Miss Richards, N Y;
NJ Wolfard, Wood, Mrs Wales, ] Gray, " Cut
Ter, 81 Louis; g Fonda and lady, W Orndorf,
Warsaw; Black, Ind; J d Howard, W L Con-
dit, wiss Owens, s. Louis; NJ Grimm, Fort
Madison; 9 Wright, Ford, Keosauqua; s O
Tu.tie, N Orleans; O Hubbell, Davenport; 6
Waters, ILL T Hull Montrose; C II Wells, Chicsgo;
Black, Mo.