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39rcss Grihutte,


TEE WESTERN GOLD-FIELDS~-A
PAkAOtItAL hUEGES ION.
We are ad, ised from various quarters Of nc
tire and extensive preparations for an emig1a-
ton to the Western gold fields next spring,
aud the evidence is too formidable to any long"
Ct resist the conviction that the movement will
much exceed the disastrous ono Of the early
part Of tic present rear. While VIZ question
the policy Of any save men Of energy, busi-
as*s sagacity and considerable capital, going
On this search for gold, still the fact that im-
mense n,ulitudes possessed Of none Of these
requisites to success will be swept into the
current, need not bc doubted Tho spirit Of
adventure, the lore Of novelty. the thirst for
gold, aud above all, tho contagson Of example
and the power Of excitement, will BE- quite su''
fioeut TO- overcome the many columns Of
grAtituors advice. Of prudent suggestion and
untavosahle prediction that will b offered
through the public press The TACT that there
dsgnld thers-shata n considerable community
has already grown up in its neighborhood, and
thu. more intend TO 50, will outweigh every
argument which prudence may suggest, to
k,e, the multitude back. The rush across The
plsins in lsas. to the cold fields Of California,
was probably not greater than that which We
shall witness to the head waters Of tie Platte
Ia the spring md summer Ct 1860.
In riow If th;s antic;nated movement NO
wish to make one or two practical suggestions.
Assuninc that the now eold fields nre equal
to the representations that have been ruado of
tt,etn f,v conuetent ard disinterested pazties
It wiI}' 'not b. denied that the emigration Of the
ncxt aea.on will nroyo only the beginning Of
that ra,t st,a.,n Of humanity which will flogr
th,tber,x;a4rd VAR after year. 20 lonc as pold
c,n be duo f,nm tle oulches or crushed from
the ouar.z, The plautipe Of so larce popula-
ton Ia that reeion-the urgent and constantly
secrninc wants, the uninterrupted coming and
eoipr necesaary to the trapBaction Of business
would seem to Indicate the absolute neces-
.itv for an early railroad connection between
II and the Missouri River. The valley Of tho
Pto,te Nd to the foot Of the mountains is said
to bo seeoud to no other district Of country, in
ftx oaanta,ion Ia tho cheap construction Of q
ra,,,o.a We ao,bt mt thu to1d fields will
=. rs.,h.a ~ m d,st,rt aov nv ro;,road over
+h;a ro,ta Now there ore three lines Of road
n n,ocess of construction across the state or
1oe,e nj, IF which coutd Iva made IN connect
With a mad I'm the valley of tbe p,.,te Tbeso
,o,da xhou1d b, n,,shea "a comn1ct;on no ran.
;a,v as oosz;h,e v.ro a;thar ~ then, 4,n;ehed
rnr u ,,,,,,d command tho ,,h,,a h,,s;naoe
hetwaen the Eor,hern md Northwestern
sta,es and the cola rec;on Ali the en,ior,.
t;on .ro,,,f, r,o,1 oror T. Thu o+as+ hull ,f
provisions outfits and stores rconis;te tn SIM.
nlx tho wants of the neon), There wou1d bo
f,e;obtaf, br Il. ani, ;ts f,;ridendx would ann
r,aca II. stock a+ Tho heaa or t,a H.v Wi
, 1859-12-17
Il U l. l. L 4 n G T II
STEEL UNaRAVNGa
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT !
Y-.1uJs.- - u:..,. ~ %rA f7.-

Including 4 V;sw Of Mt Verucn
In the Engraving OF Wa,htrctoa TAese sp;end ens.s
ipgs fpt the Original paintings by Hicks aal
zared steel in the highest .ys Of An. They ara eseh
e5zs5 inches each containing sGrA1x So mary
miserable pictures hare teen palmed upon the pub
lie works Of ast-1rd especially In cheap black and
muddy engavnEA-hatM il difficult To convtnee persons
Of lasts tast they ssfea ordering what they have
trs We have pail tbs hEst arss tho!r prices
amounting to produce Ens7av
lnxs AkAILr ExAC1CI. u well ~ The best poalts. and
that tha b spleaid Ornaments 10 any pazos Opinions
that can be relied on:
KB The Ed1tor OF the New York Observer say.:-
rhesc enx7s.nsz genuine works Of a-the ukeaess
admirable. Ths portrait Of Mz. Everett will TAXA pre-
eelepea of iii others,~
- They New York Chrss1,n Advocate ays:-"They
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY PEOAIsE~
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We will send. Post Paid. securely pac I'd In rollsrs
Et4HkE rM IA :s F
EVAxeas who trnIs ~ time viii have extsa
copy OF Zach snEtsviox. Ths uaaxsstnesare-
uARPER's,
TIE KsIcK1RBocKEH,
GUDETs LADy's BooK,
THE ATLANTIC.
BLACKWnoD.
HBy special a.ranseutns, the eatrs yeass subsez1p-
uou to shs Magazine Is paid over By Us to ths!r pulnhs.
and sabsces1s receive thsr supply for tbs direct on
telr respective publication oeea. The eok oE The en-
gsarnx pail only by lha doseuee between Tho lowest
wholesale and the regular prizes Of tho Magazines.
EoEasluxs sent u oncs, and subscriptions period
calls Commences With Issue unsaas Otherwise or
dere. Money At r.k II proof Il retained of having
been nailed F1st Impressions best therefore ssnd
carly. Addres, O. Il BAILEY + CO..
TIN, Uan / %Fn.9.
, 1859-12-17

the volume Of local currency is too great for the
commodities in market, and money must be
transmitted to pay indebtedness whero money
has more value by reason Of tho currency being
relatively in small supply. So long rs the price
Of ft5iugsis below their money value, the volume
Of currency is Relatively less than the supply of
marketable commodities. and 50 long rnefchan.
disc must be transmitted and money received
aud retained. The inter ID the desirable rela-
tire position Of money and goods; and it can al-
ways be maintained b5 any community with
sufficient industry who never manufacture
money or currency, nor produce gold and sil.
ycr.
California cannot do it: she produces the ma
terial of money in excess; her piiees must be.
higher than elsewhere or she cannot sell her
gold, for nobody sends goods to California with
out an expectation Of getting more gold than
could be obtained for the same goods il New
York. Infallibly Cailfornia will be deeply in
Yolred in debt by glut Of imports generally,
notwithstanding the cautions aud complaininga
OF her merchants, which, as we ali know, are al
most iucessant. Money must be cheaper in Cal
ifornia than elsewhere because Of it, native
abundance; this is only another mode Of say ing
that prices must be higher on the average, with
occasional exceptions.
The reader, who may be puzzled with the high
rate Of interest in California, must learn that in
terest has nothing to do with the value of
money; it is something nearer the value Of
debt: the poorer the debt, or the more there is
oft, whether in the public or private debt of the
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nR. McCLINTUCk'S COLD and
- coCGti NlXTCKE IL = eombn.s!tu Of natuus
anttdotes to ts tlssp.s Ct Tho
re-. saa sc5s thF.i 1 removes. II abort ,Ims
and Tbs IRE r4on Of perfect hsah pts II
ssnt&- For Aals By JOHN D. FAKk, Ia Lake syEet.
1MlS&H0*
, 1859-12-17

utable uses to which their county jail, pald Tor
bv their own rnonar ia 1,e;no nut We tr,st
this nottce will lend to the investigation Of the
case alluded t. that The brand Of diss7ace
may ~ Paaceo where II justly oe4onSa. oeno
Us tue names Of the kidnappeFs; aud Of every
person VINO can be proved to have had an5.
1n'ng 70 % with the case Ibis dirty Work
most DC stopped
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ka, nor can It. without positive Ierislation for
~ protection. Hoso }oo1ith, tht", 70 eo"sunat
at;on nf fds xo1ie " hnne ,,st ~ a~r M " 1a..'a;..
ers will have Sufficient respect for themselves
~ 1n.,tar. cissr1r ~1thu e1onus IT, sne pors @
and not consume the session in the agitation Of
,'t,s ~ "n,,a soe peeps o. an's terory
specially remind the assembled wisdom Of the
IesntosJ, that none o. them we're elected Tor
atirr A. fhe ahoiit;on. nf,ib,ion ~ esfah1;s5.
rnens Of slasery. The 'lct alone policy is, in
iarly Wien nsupbt I bit but misehief can ar;ee fron, %
il'simed and injadicious agitation"
Thus it appears that the cardinal principle Of
Democracy fat least, Of Northwestern Democ-
sacy) outside Of the Territories is, to leave the
question to the people Of the territories, and
inside the Territories to "1et it alone"i This
il the point ut which ne hare been driving for
FIVE years. We are au1ious to see whether
the Democratic Legislature Of Nebraska will
follow tho suggestion Of their central organ
and exponent in the matter Of this harmless
bill for the abolition Of slayezy. It would oc-
cupy about five minutes in each House to en-
IVY NN 4D A0u''
1t WILL oemonsfate ue slncefaty oa Inc
party anu close Tue mouths OF tho "black he
publican" caVilless. at the same time working
no harm to anybody. But We have had cvi-
dence within 'year that slayery dos erist in
Nebraska. or that n strnnr effnrt has lxacn
,r,da to ,;ra = .vi.ton,e Tina o,r .,ao,.
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VISA @~~t =. e . -
guy ~ 'o"4'ea 19o+4 -Neoia aaAH o'@' 4nIo
Fremont county, Iowa, tor the purpose OF ar
resting number oE fugitive slaves reported to
have escaped from Nebraska City to Tabor.
If the effort Of Messrs. Taylor and Collier in
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charges to prefer against the South 1tcharged
the South with the violation Of all covenants,
compacts and compromises. She had proven
faithless from the beginning, and stop must
be put to her aggressions upon the rights
honor and interests Of the great free labor
masses; their patience and forbearsnce were
exhausted, and they had now come to bay.
They would submit no more.
It Was useless to cry peace when there is no
peace. he saw the truth Of the remark that il
the Constitution. was to be framed anew it's
compromises eould not agaiu be entered into,
and they never could hare been made but fo1
the solemn conviction that from that daY slay-
cry WAS to retrograde. In those compromises
the South gained slavery representation, the
foundation for the fugitive slaYe Law, and ex-
euption from taxation upon exports, while the
interests Of freedom got only the implied pledge
that after the year 1908 the importation Of A.
rieans should cease. The South vas to day in
full possession of the benefts Of al the couprp-
mises Of the Constitution, with aslaverepreseu-
tation Of about twenty members on this door, q
fugitive slare Law, and exemption from export
duties; and before the flowers came again they
would be told TINT the African slaye trade must
not be closed. 1h0t trade WA8 Virtually re-
opened already, and Southern courts had re.
fused to punish offenders. In 1890, when Mis-
souri was admitted as slave STATE, the South
gaye the North q solemn pledge that slavery
should never 20 north Of the southern line Of
that State; yet, after EeapiuR all the benefit
they could from that compromise, the South,
with united breath, swept it awsy. The 9rest
compromise OF the gres. comprcmiser, Henry
Clay, in 1889, only paralysed Northern trade
and Northern industry. He would consider
tue compromises Of 1850 and 1854 together. Is
they constituted but one single compact,
AMER the North had brought California in
to the Union, the South eare the North
solemn guarantee that If they would
adopt the principle Of the Kansas.Tebraska
bill they would abide BY It, but now, if thero wts
any Southern representative Of that p.incip'e
in the House, he had maintained respectful
silence. He had nothing to do with the motivea
for the passage Of the NehrAska bill, bpt
no one doubted what its effect
would BE- Tho South expected that
it would promote the interests Of
slavery, but from tho moment Tat il fdil<d to
pIant slarty in Eaasa4 TIE South lad repudiat<d
Il, and to-day the South would hare nothing to
do with squatter sovereignty. Hers were fet
eomprons,,tv which the. South hid entered into
, 1859-12-17
Price Three Dimes

The Liver Invgoratur aaa Family CshastIe Pills SRI r..
tsNet oy Druggists generally. and Aod whosa.s By to
TzAta In ii the larse town.
8. T. ". SANFORD. u. D.
All fnl Manufacturer nul rtntr or asa s.a1x.T
, 1859-12-17

MO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST.
IN seuarts Confectionery. N2.e41's Confec4ionssJ,
NYi ~
, 1859-12-17

MO. 122 SOUTH CLARK ST,
In For Wines md Esa1dles os The highest Es,des,
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90 M NJ E RCIAL.

DAILY GArx CarY OFFICE,
Ksoknk, Nov. l4th. NJ
FLoUR-aupsrhns, 81 ~; spring wheat, -
ire, - Ia, Fall wheat, extra, ~ 634 to "a rs. n
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4tso 65 per Iee.
coRN--New 70 TO n.
BARLEY-Spring, 35a4o, Fall, eoa7Se.
WHEAT.-In good demand. Fail sealeel
Spring eoa76.
0ATS--g5.
KYE-5oc; in good demand.
P0TATOES--35 by the load retail ACE bush.
aRocERIEs--New Orleans Sugar, fair 7}as,
prime SssI, siarihsd saslo, crushed and Loaf II
y II. Melasses-P Plantation ~ to44c, q. Las
to 10, Golden Syrup, rs to see. CoGss-Kio II
to Ia. Java lSto Isc. Laguyra, 1ss TO IA. Rice,
6Sc.
4 60AP--paim sic, Family SIC.
cAFDLES--Stsr is TO N, Stsarins 10, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-loA 10 III retain l3Is.
BuTTER--Choice is to ~ Z; retail - to 2h !
HIDEs-Dry Iii green s.; green sheep pslh
% 70 s6c; green hog skins IS.
HAY-Prairie SIS to 46l; Timothy and Hanra-
rian, $7a9s; Baisd do. 4si to SO; Retail, IA.
SEEDs.-Hangarian drsss, IS 70 - cents !,
Timothy, 81 90 to 70; Pax Sssd. s5sss
suNDRfEs-onions, IS to 40 Eggs, II 10 Isl.
Feathers, sesto BE; White Bssas, Ssc 10 l1S.
FRu1f-Grssn applss, choice, ~ ~ to D -
Per Dbl Dried spplss, 1i Is 70 q pr bssA Dried
peaches, - 50 ~ SIT; Raisins, ~ % - 3 30.
cHEESx-W. n. 10 To IL; DsnnArk 81 toe
PRoVIsIONS--Hams loto ii Shoulders n 70 .;
clear sides 10 10 IL
B1EF--l Hattie gross; So to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-31 ~ 10 ~ ~ - Assd.
H00S.--Drcssed, - % to % %.
SALT-G.A.,el u to ~ - per sack; Kama
wha, 1oea2le per bhl.; Liverpool, STA per sack.
hass 81 asx1 Is Is " % bbi.
FisH--Nacksrsi, No. $40 70 81 = Dbl; 10.
: 3lS 70 80 No. 8 41totl3. White, No. / IS =
70 IS ID hail. Dbl. ced Fish sts = D.
RxcsAssns--on New Fork for currency pr
cent; forGoh Per sAnt. et.Louis per cent.
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spirits Tufpenlino.
ZEN bbLD. extra coopsFage, for sale low b.
A.J.WILKINSON,
Sign u the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
noyld % 4ain~st.
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There was : big row yesssrdsy morning
near the Paskst Depot. The War Eagle. had
engaged some msn 70 transfer her freight n
10 cents an hour. Thsy wsre soon attacked
BY lot Of Irish, who had combined to keep
the price mp to rs csnts. Tbs fight became
general, snd 6sss, stones and other missiles
were used without rsgsrd 70 personal safety.
The pilot Of - War Eagle was somewhat
injured, snd Rockefeller, Who inserfsrsd and
undertook 70 qasll the disturbance, vas bad.
y cut ovss The head, having the skull slight
y fractured. The light ragged for some time,
sndangeriDg the safety Of innocent persons.
A passenger who came down the road, and
was waiting for : boas, in passing the GROW
Was struck is ~ bask BY flying Stone. -
Looking round, 10 law N Irishnan after
him. WhsFespon hs ran u has utnoss speed,
until b same across m ax.hsiye, which,
picking Up, he used 70 knock down the Irish
man, and then came on up totn.
The tight was disgrAssfal and brutal one
and the ring leaders ought TO be put through
on the fest line. Oncers were hunting for
them yesterday afternoon.
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TAX SALE Of lots for cost Of abating nuisance
upon saId Lots
c=.s.1 : ..-.s I1~5.. c,oss. ~~.x C..s.
Unknown, o. At4O6 n 10
do 30ft fri ends sac 30 o5o lie
do MAson's upad 1915 lie
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owner Of the
above described lots that special tax has been -
sessod and levied said lots being the amsunt en-
psnasa ~ the City Vt Ksokuk for Ahatine nui-
sanos On The Same, and unless payment b. made of
the TAI - levied, anu also all costs. on or before
the 18th Day Of December, A. d. 1872 the said Iet1
q 20 much thereof y shall be necessary to dis
charge seid tar and costs, will be sold on the day
Aforesaid, 1t the Mayor. Cfkce in said city. IS.
tween the hours Of o'clock g. N. snd o'clock 3.
n. @. @. STEVENS,
Nov. 3. 16k0-dtd
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Powdered MOst o10D.
ON Oz6. LEPTANDRIN. Ceramic.
1VV PODOPHYLLIN, CIMICIFUGIN.
For sAle by Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden Rag Il and Mortar,
Novld 8S s % Main-at.
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Mend Your Ola Furniture
ReAA Inc Relieving Testimsnials
AS TO THE QUALITY on
spalding's Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
nnmEN Nm n EMELI - ca

9paldinG'S Prepared 0lue,
FoR SALE BY
OGDEN, DRO WNELL 4 CO.
From tho Christian Inteiiingenserl
This Glue IN put up In convenient bottle, and
schemcaiy held In solution, retaining I'll the de-
sirable analaies Of well prepared cabinet makers
Glus, and 10 uS~d cold. small brush aeosmpa.
mics each bottle, the whole costing but - eeats,
and furnishing an ever-ready and efncient meant
Of repairing Ill kinds OF broken household wares.
II will b found sxssedingly convenient for cone
and she'll work, piano tuners, and for all purposes
requiring strong mucilsge. No housek ecper can
CHORD 10 BE- without It,
from the Christian Advocate and Journal.1
The want Of sueh N article u a. constant and
universal - the family, and hitherto 1t has been
want unsupplied. "Spshing's Prepared Glue
seems to be all that has been desired IN this die
rectien.
IRON the Evangelist.1
Spalding's Prepared Cline, designed for house
keepess, Is boon which every housewife win ap-
preciAts.
rFrom the N. Y. FreemAn's Journal1
Spalding's Prepared Glue il such simple and
cheap preparation that it is pity any house should
be without IL.
IFrom the ". Y. ChronicIe.l
We have never seen any thing which met this
universal want, till the advent of spalding's Pre-
pared Glue, which will be found precisely the ar
ticle every housekeeper needs.
From the Home Journal
We have made practical acquaintance with
this latest household convenience, and cannot re-
frain from calling the attention Of all our lady
friends 10 it, exceliing merits.
Iron the NY Daily Tribane.1
The kind We use Ia labeled "Spaiding' Celehra-
ted Prepared Glue; useful In every house - and
We have found IL valuable addition Ia nnx nahi=
netof little convenience, we fully concur in the
sentiment or the label.
From Life flluatYated.1
To Architects and Draftsmen who have occasion
TO "spring on" paper for drawings, this Glue win
save very considerable amount of time and labor.
nov6d
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Arrivals ~ Che aslfilngs asuse.

Gray, Minnesota; II 3 Hunt, = p Bislsy. Bur
lington; AoArthar. A soring, T Chandler, p
Higgns, steamer Canada; } a FairchiId, Ryans
vilIe; Fairchiid, Ottnmws; w g Davis, " Steel,
Miss Mccarty, FsirAsA; II Rios, BoaapAras; Cor
win, Pennington; Hume, III; n = Metsssr. A
VanDam, lows; Il RaGnsr, HArIis, @ Bolsns,
Mo; r Bottsfssd, Pslla.
ray Your Taxes. Les County Railroad
Coupons for sale BY RIX, HALE co.
0ctl3dtf
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Linsccd OH.
4 n HBLS. Eastern and Ohio, for sals "
~ A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Esgiea and Morfse.
oct2sd ~ Main-st
AULPHATE QUININks~-le9 -eass- Fovcrr =
NJ Weightman and Kosengartcn sons In store
and for sale by
A. y. WILKINSON.
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
sept-lo 90 Main-st.
LEMONS.
& BXS Fresh French received this day and for gale
- by KELLOGG bIk0E,
Novlld No. 80 MAin-st.
NUTS. #T
on BBLS. assorted, all new and fresh, for sale 81
~ KELLOGG BIRGE,
novIld So MAin.st.
vANDLES-a Is bxs., Star and Mould, for sais 6y
0mys KELLOGG y BIkAK
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C0nkling,s Admiralty.
gNHE Admiralty Jurisd iction, Law and practices
Of the Courts Of ths United States.
For sale ~ OGDEN, BROWNELL AcO.'6
CITx Book Broan,
6spsod s. Nain.et.
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= i i = O. =. { II Is e Il
MOULD respectfully inform the citisens Of
W Keokut and vicinity that hs has just returned
from the East with 6nc stock OF Hcods adapt
ed TO the FALL Trade, consisting In part Of
fas Black HroddciofAs; Edge Casissrs;
FsAs Block DessksHs; Harkiss
French bH ribbed Doestsns; SIN rsstinos re
In FURNISHING GOODS:
SAirfs, CouAys, Cravass Gloves
Uadsr- SHIRTS, Drawers, Ssspendeys &c . re-
SOMETHING NEW.
He has also made arrangements with one OF the
leading HOUSES in New Fork TO supply him with
Ill the latest fashions for Boys ClotkinT.
oct3d
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Nor 6o.-The report that Mr.. Edwards
had given bail il iDooFrect. The amount Of
the bond 10 $4,000. A friend Of M. Ed
wards came ap from St. Loais few days
since to get bail Tor him IN this CITY, but be
did not succeed. We understand that the
trial will oomo of Id January ncxt.
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KEOkUK AHIRT MANUFACTOR1
AID
4@ RANAw AK~AA TASn~~s rA~~~~A

ady-Aade Linen Depot.
=. n. 4 y. 0RERmERD 4 co..
CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER, from msesure. cut
~ upon our improved method. Al guaranteed.
0entlemen'S Linen altered or SspAfred.
We Will alo make mp to order, in supsrior man
nsr, LAdies' and Gentiemsn'S underwear in gsn-
oral.
Childrsn'S Clothes, Ladies closks, Rsgalia, 80,
To-, made TO order. & q
Pinking, Stamping, Emhroidsring, and oil kinds
OF needle work executed in = superior manner
Nov. Sd
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A lot Of stolen goods Was found BY the
officers on "Wednesday last, and josiah Ri
sing, Sam. d. Bsrshill, and Bridget Carus-
dy, better known = Bridget Sullivan, vsss
apprshsoded for uala~fully taking the same,
and are nov in the cAlaboose awaiting trial.
ABORTION Of the croeksry and osher artieles
were identified By DR.. McGugin. Mr.. Agns
identified some Of his siiver-wars and other
articles lately stolen from bis house. A
large can Of honey from Todd's, and sack
Of flberts from Austin 4 Co.'s were also
identified. The thieves we're quite miscslls-
nsous IN their selections.
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vARNISHEs.
sOpAL Nos. and !, Coach, Japan, Damar or
NWhits. Leather and Iron, from Queen CITY Var
nish Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. " spseial arrange.
A.sns .4n sA.oicd oner THESE standard Var
nishes, 1T the Company's lowest prices. n store
and for sale by
A.. j. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
sSpt30d Nc. p6 Main-sfrast
, 1859-11-24

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN Tic Co-Fartnesship hezetofo[e existing betwsea
lfsries E.dyyaa Sen Of Cincinnati Ohio. and HensT
Snirsa s Eairaso ill., under the nFm name snd Of
6;es. c. has tsen tug daT tssptaset1 Ct ea{1 W.
hnir,s assumes a the Indebtedness Of said dEI and s
ooue <e Al Of IT, aalss oi anE and every
~ HENRY II. ANDRES.
vii, continue the PAPER Hanglnss and Wlntox Shade
buspe4 Ia uy name, 1t the CID tataa!ahsa Atauas
~, 'o.Ie.a-sSm r. tcsaue'0 '"@ ~ ii. ", ASDRESa-
, 1859-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Baltimore Reform Central Committee
hare oirereda reward Of q, 600 for the arrest
aud conviction Of The murderer Or snurdersrs
Of Adam Barklie Kyle !r., who wu. bEuta!y
A., the I'd int This reward is in addition to
The $500 offered By the city authorities. j..
Il pork dealer in New York has got rer-
dict against hog merchant in Ohio for selling
hin a lot Of hogs, part Of which were ascertain,
I'd, on killing. to be " sota hogs.", which had
been fed with beech nuts, in the woods, H.
stead of being hard or corn.fed hogs, as repre-
sented by the seller.
Miss Helen Weston. we'll known - one ot
the Star Sister," has been compelled to lease
he stage. She is suffering from consumption,
and is not expelled 10 survive long.
Doxxs11c CHAHrAaxR.-Every row and then
there fx crpak over lis country thAt the grapt
crop hers aud In Europe has failed, and thai
re 10 not to hays aoy Nins to drink hereafter