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Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
ARRIVAL OF. THE ASIA. THE PopE's HEALTH REsroRED-Aus- TRAIN PARTY TRIUMPHANT IN NA. PLIES.

 PLIES.
 NEW YORK, September 30.-The Gu hard steamship Asia, Capt. E G. Lott ar- rived at this port to-day, with Liverpool advices..o of Saturday, the l7th. Her advi- ces are anticipated by the arrival of the steamship Circassian of the Galway line at St. Johns on the 18th inst.
 COMMERCIAL INrELLIGENcE.-LIvER- POOL. September l7-The quotations for better descriptions of American Cotton are { lower. The trade is unaccountably im- iting its purchases. A further decline is anticipated. The imports of the week amount to 32 500 bales. The quantity at sea amount to 32, 900 bales against 39,- 900 bales the same time last year. Messrs. Drake and Co.,, and Clare and Sons quote Mddling Orleans at 75 and others au- thorities quote at
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05

A There will be regular Communion IVY ton of WHITE RIVER LODGE No. 37, on Friday evening next, at o'clock. All Masons in good standing are invited to attend. r. h. HA LE I, D.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05

F1RE.-A fire broke out about o'clock this morning, in negro shanty, on the premises of Reason Reagin, Esq, corner of Pike and Thornhill streets. The house was torn down before the flames reached the adjacent build ings. The fire is attributed to the carelessness of a negro woman.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05

GOODWIN & SoN.-This firm are receiving their supply of fall and winter goods, and are desirous that purchasers should give them call, as they have full stock, a great varie- ty, and are determined to sell as "cheap as the cheapest!! See their advertisement,
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05

FRosr.-On Mondy morning slight frost was discernable upon fences and dry timber, in the neighborhood of Des
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
MT. Leslie, the interesting young man

MT. Leslie, the interesting young man who swindled platoon of girls by hiring them as teachers, and leaving them suddenly in this city, at the same time trying to steal their baggage, was sentenced in Philadelphia yesterday to three years hard labor in the penitentiary.-[New York Tribune, 2lst.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
BeowNsv,aa :. AnK.,

JIle FS, ToJV. ) Ma. ED TOT Do rmit me 10 aruounce my self as a. at 'o e for Slserig. at ihe elec- tion to oe D' ''c a August, 1So0; subject to the decision of ne Democratic CouI.y Conven- tion, shotd oae be held
 w F. RATTLSTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05

Gy" Our townsman, Dr. Theo. Sanders, left on the steamer Admiral, last Friday. He pur- poses visiting Virginia, and will be absent several weeks. He will resume the practice of his profession on his return.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
TO THE PUBLIC.
FOR PRESIDENT.

r HAVE tract of land well drained, and a l. good we'll of water, which wish improved occupied and cultivated, the ensuing year. The above land lies five or six miles from Des Arc, near MT. McKindries, adjoining the tract sold by M. M. Erwin to MT. Owen. Those wishing either to buy or improve land will please see or address
 JN0. S. PERRY, Des Arc, Ark. rontCC-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, !

WtuIItSudJs VCVUUtI "' fVT"''
 COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. c. W. Vaden received B bales cotton, 20 of which he bought at 1o@10Ic.
 A. Stewart & Bro's.. received 39 bales cot ton, 15 of which they bought at 1osc. Evans & Horne received 30 bales, all of which they bought at 10b@10sc. J. A. Jennings & Co.,, received Il bales, which they bought at 10ic.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-05
Me mphis Market.
MEMPHIS. Or

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1, 1859.
 CoTToN--Owing to the indictment weather, business was restricted somewhat yesterday, and the sales embraced but 754 bales, at the following prices: at 10a, 21 at 1O4, 129 at 10a, 26 at 10s, 345 at II. 190 at 11a and 39 at III. The shipments included 913 bales, of which 583 were taken for New Orleans and 330 for the Ohio river. There has been no change in prices, since our last report, and we continue our quotations
 MEMPHIS COTTON QUOTATIONS. Inferior...... @ ! Middling ...10 @lOs Ordinary. HOS Good Mdlng.11 CHI Good Ord'y.. .S4@9 Mdlng Fair. 11a oil { Low Mdlng .9a@ 10 Fair. .N..11a @12
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
Recent Stnfe Events.

SENATOR BURCH has introduced bill recon-
mending that the people vote for OF. against a
constitutional convention. :. IT is stated that the
antChina party in Shasta intend to abandon
public demonstration, and to run them Off in
small parties. . THE San Andreas Independent
states that William Welch, notified to leave for
whipping his wife, " got up and dusted' according
to programme. THE San Francisco Bulkhead
swindIing scheme has fallen through. .. The
Shasta miners accused of riot have been acquitted
o.. SAM KEERNs was assaulted in Sacramento by
Abraham Keefer; Mike Brannigan was knocked
down and kicked by one Burns :. Snow is two
feet deep in American Valley-says the Plumas
Argus. :. Two Cinnamon attempted TO break into
house at Martinez; one was shot dead, the other
mortally. TIE Napa and Vallejo telegraph is
complete e p. TRACY is to deliver anniversa-
ry Grafton before Sacramento Odd Fellows. -.
Two miners were killed by a snow slide at Great
Basin, Butte county. FARE from San Francisco
to Sacramento, by the " Princess" is fixed at one
dollar-freight two dollars a ton. ONE of the
Rattlesnake Bar robbers-Duscall-has been ar
rested at Horsetown AT La Porte, in Sierra
county, they run tunnels under the snow, to get
from house to house. II. HAWKINS, wife and
fourteen daughters came on a recent steamer
... "A MAN died in San Francisco bath, recently
... Tue Messenger says that ladies Of Gbsonville
visit on snow-shOes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

IRIsu ENADE.-Och Bridget, mavournccn.
inst open the window, and give me a glimpse av
your bcaatiful face, my ancient dudccn is all
burnt to cinder and bugs are quite thick in this
murthcrin' place The liehtnn' is roarin', and
the thunder is nashin', the moon is no bigger than
nothn' at all and such nm outrageous and divil-
ish splashin', niver did hear since the days |
was small. Thin open the winder, my queen Of
affection. or, what is as good plase open the
door, nor dhrame that you're sure of escaping
dotoction-I know yer awake by the length av
vn'r ehnnrn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
r. II. MDONALD 200.

No l39 J street, Sacramento.
N Importers Of and. Wholesale Dealers IN
VI Drugs. McdiCines, Chemicals,
~ painla, Vauishos and Dye Stuff, Camphenr
and Burning Fluid, Whit Lead, Alcohol Lamp
and machinery Oil4, Acids, Herbs Pat.
cnt Mcdiencs, Hrushoa. porfum
cry, Toilet Articles,
Dental and Surgical Instruments.
IN addition to thc large and complete stock Of
the usual NcHtinca EEtracts Powders, Tine.
turca Barbs, Plostcra &c, &c., we would invite
particular attention 10 the following items from
our general assormcnt
Teeth, Gold Foil and Dentists Tools.
We have made permanent arrangements with
the manufacturer IN New York, to keep us fully
supplied IN all ita branches
our stock is the larreat In tlii State, and we
invite Dentists 10 examine our large aud we'll ns-
sorted stock, as we believe them to be nnsnrpas-
Sod. T.. IT, MCDONALD " CO.
jcl022tou. Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

JEWS IN OREGoN.-The number of Jews in
Oregon, most Of whom are engaged in commercial
pursuits, is quite large. In Portland they have
a synagogue, lately incorporated by the Legisla-
ture under the name Of the Congregation Beth
Israel" where religious worship is conducted
after the custom of the German Israelitcs. Quite
a large portion of them, however, are free think
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

al FANCY young man just emerging from the
bright elysium Of youth and commencing the
bright journey Of life.-Old Core.
And we fancy n young man rapidly emerging
from a bright eiysium Of youth, pursued by two
man-cating bulldogs, and an cxasperated old
party with a pouble-barreled ptob-fOrk-and
commencing a Journey for life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

ROMANTIC CoNcGusroN.-E ijah Dodson lost his
wife by voluntary locomotion, and applied to the
Oregon Legislature for divorce. The bill passed
the Council, and while pending in the House
Elijah wrote to a member:
"DEAR SR:-Aftcr nv best respects, wish
to inform You that my old woman has returned
and have found her all right, and if our petition
has not been taken up, be so good as not to take
itup"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

CONSTIPATION OF TAIK.--At the Burns festival
in Boston, N. p. Willis was importuncd for n
speech and with great difficulty produced one
quarter of minute long. He said:
al have never been able to say, except at the
point Of my fingers, with pen in my hand what
wish to express. This is q vain effort for me.
am entirely unable to tell you what should
like to say"
1t seems incredible that person capable of
multiplying volumes OF the most airy sort should
be unable to "cYplode his mouth even under
excitement of a champagne dinner Bnt expert
cnce shows that there is nothing wonderful in
the poets costvcncss Of speech. Many voluble
speakers can't write. When they confront a
sheet Of white paper their IDEAS retire like spirits
at day break. Others who. in-the quietude of an
obscure corner, write brilliantly and cloquently,
would bc struck dumb at sight of half dozen
heads sticking out of a church pew.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

TROUBLES OF IRE1AND-The Manchester Guar
dian says:
1t is evident that in Ireland people are not
only exasperated and disgusted, but greatly
alarmed alarmed to degree which proves that
the peril to each and all is becoming really serious.
The reason is that not merely are outrages frc-
qucnt and criminals audacious, but there is also
such sentiment abroad among the peoplc that
the assassin may too generally expect their sup-
port, and the victim may be sacrificed actually
within sight of men who, perhaps, touched their
hats to him few Minutes before, but who Will
not stir TO his life, speak to denounce the
murderer. This is far the most frightful feature
in the case. That there should be assassns abroad
in a neighborhood is no doubt alarming but it
becomes a cause of unmtigatcd terror when we
know that half the population are ready to be-
come accessories after the fact by conccaling or
aiding the murderers The prospect OF secret
assassination has terrified sovcrcgns in the midst
Of a Court and soldiers at the head Of an army ;
what must be its affect on men living in the midst
of those who, from fear or sympathy, are ready
to become all but accompliccs in the crime, can
hardly be imagined The hands of justice are a
most paralyscd Witnesses are not TO he found ;
the police cannot get Information ; and an Nssas-
sin, who is known by name, person. character
may remain for days in a naighborhood, unhurt
and undptcCted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
Verplanok g. MoMullin,

-, wuoLESAtE DEALERS IN....
GROCERIES, n II d PROVISIONS,
Corner Sacramento aud Front StS.,
SAN FRANCISCO
ofFCU fOR SALE
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
OO0O BONES ADAMANTINE G A n .
plU\IO DIES;
1000 boxes now Layer Raisins;
500 do Pie Fruits and Preserves ;
200 do Oysters, best brands;
600 cases Loaf Lard;
100 bbls, FX. clear Fork
800 ilrking now Juno Butter;
600 bbls. Family Maokorel;
900 kits do do.
500 chests Green and Black Teas
Also u choice assortment Of
CASE GOODS.
San Francisco, Jan, 20, 1850. LIST.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
10 ~ u 9 n
CLUB TICJ ILEso Gin Z
TO TpBE pUEEHC.
10 TpsIG pIfEI.EC

TO TpsE PUETgC.
rNUTS CELEBRATED IN-PGETENDINC
! to nothing hut what IL ia, VIZ. u pure and nm.
odultnrutcd article, and assuming no artificial
merits Of what II rs not, us some ol its rival imi-
Tutors do after five years OF public approval and
very extensive sales In California, has hcon pro
uounccd hy the public to he superior, not only
Ms u beverage OF general uao, TO any other article
competing against II, but IA
Unrivalled IN ita Medical Efficiency
IN most co-"a or complaints 10 persons travel
ling in these davs Of rapid transit from linst to
West North to South, who nrc constantly chang
Ing their water os wcil as their climate who are
drinking, indeed, dozen kinds Of water in cv-
cry twenty four hours, and each droueht contain
ing some property acting In chemical nntngoni-m
10 the preceding one, causing thereby m unuai-
ural degree Of excitement to the flomnch-t IL i4
positively aud atgoluioy necessary TO use II
countcrocting ogout From the fact chat the
"LONDON CLUB HOUSE GLN"
IL prepared expressly to meet such cyqcnclce.
ana 10 net 0s we know II will act. Na an nntidntc.
we confidently prescribe II rs the very best nri-
Gle IN the country, The name Of Aromatic
Schcidam Schnopps" has never been attached In
any way TO this article, In fret presenting tho
LONDON CLUE HOU5n GIN"
to tho public, my aim was to rive them n pure
and unndulterattd article Of Gin, land TO call Il
by ts rlqht name. The success attending its IN
PRODUCTION aud extensive sale In Call fnrnin Is II
sufficient guarantee Of the high appreciation of
the article hy customers
Various parties have from timo TO time put mp
and shipped to California an article which they
call 4" (9ub Hotec GU.' My Gin. which has
gained such reputation in California, is brand
ed on the cases,
"0ld London Club House Gin W. II. D."
The bottles also have white label with n fac
simlllc Of my signature ! caution all parties to
beware Of limitations, VIM II DAILY.
fe53tf. Sole Importer, New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

THE twin sons Of Mrs. Emely Losdorner,
the authoress and reader. both died in New York
recently, within two days of each other, and
were buried in one grave. They were l9 years
Of age, highly accomplished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

THINGS IN KEoKUK.-" They have creditors
without and creditors Within every third man is
lawyer. every other man virtually n pauper,
and all standing in listless and improbable idle
ness, except the police and constables."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

THEY say that the camel got mad because he
was not permitted to 90 first into the ark, and
got bis back up''-and it stuck. Thus is his
hump accounted for
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

"THERE SIZE Blows !'--F. Alton Wbeelock
has been arrested in San Francisco on charge of
obtaining goods under false pretenses There
goes another middle name in full.-BHte Rccord.
Didn't you hear what happened to"P. Pill
garlic Pigniggin, Esq.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

ga TRAVELLER through a dusty road srewed
acorns on the lea, and one took root and sprou-
ted up, and grew into tree. Love sought its
shade at evening time, to breathe its early VOWS,
and age was pleased in heats Of noon TO bask
beneath its boughs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

TTTTU6UIUC5 q
phemous old wretch. lie says:
"Persons wanting to square mp with us can
now do so. If however. they wish to get Off at
a cheaper rate they can withhold even these bills,
and we promise during the coming year TO receipt
them in full through the paper, forever and file
our claim against themdn the high Chancry Of
Heapen"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

Ir is not work that kills mrn it IS worry
Work is healthy; you can bardy'put more upon a
man than he can bear. Worry is rust upon the
blade. 1t is not the revolution that destroys the
but the friction. Fear secretes acids,
but love and trust are sweet juices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12

ONE Of The female Guests at a recent party in
Washington wore Jewels worth 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, sc.
N EW YORK HOTEL.
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KN0WN HOTEL HAS BEEN
| entirely re-ftted, and supplied with new Fur
niture. Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAMILIES S5 PARTIES
The apartments are we'll lighted, and vcntilla.
ted. and in point of comfort are second TO no Ilo
tel in Northern California. Male and female ser
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
cr advantages possessed by this Hotel, good
-v = A X E r. Y
is also connected with It, where may be always
foHnd an excellent assortment Of Bread. Cakes,
Pies. &c, The proprietors acknowledge their
thaukiulness for the patronage heretofore rccciv-
ed, and respectfully solicit q continuance of the
same. NORRIS Il BRADY.
Weaver. Dec. 8, 1857. 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-12
"Old London Club House Gin W. II. D.

The bottles also have q whito label with II fac
simlllc Of my signature. ! caution nll parties to
beware Of limitations VIM II DAILY.
fe5.3lG Sole Importer New York.
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$l99,3O3 30

In addition to the above items there
has beenpaid atleast$5o, 000of appropri-
ations made, or properly chargeable to
years previous to 1858, making total
amount of $249, 1903, so to be deducted
from the amount above given as the
disbursements of 1858, which would
leave as the actual and legitimate ex-
penses of carrying on the State govern
ment the very moderate sum of $780,
949,96.
The estimated income of the general
fund from all sources for the year 1859,
Including arrearages due the State, and
excluding the deficiency in the account
of Treasurer Jansen, is 1892, 1866.
The secretary of States report for
October LIST, 1858, estimates the expen-
SEES to be paid from the treasury, inclu-
ding appropriations to benevolent insti-
buttons, arrearages due individuals, and
all other expenses, at S44S, 743,9S, as
before stated. From this amount de-
duct paid since October LIST, as appears
from the statement of the treasurer,
about $42, 1000, leaves the sum of $780,
! 1853. Should the expenses reach the
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VF1oo@, III
Which are secured by the deposit OF
ell

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
The superintendent of public instruc-
ton has made very voluminous and
able report. 1t indicates great thought
and labor, and will be of great value.
1t exhibits better than has ever been
done before, the condition of our
schools, the character of our system,
the resources at command for their sup.
port, &c.
The whole number OF children reported between
the ages of four and twsutyis 26407S
Showing an increase over 1851, OF LOB!
Only the states of New York, Penn.
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana sur.
pass Wisconsin in the number OF chill
dren of school age. During the yeal
there has been reported attendance al
school of 1911 children.
Nine years ago the value of school house prop
erty in the State $75s00 I!
Last year 1t was Sos, AIS Il
The amount of money expended last year for
teachers wages was over 33a coo o.
1t appears also from the report, thai
the school fund proper, after deductine
the sum set apart for Normal schoo
purposes, amounted on the lst of Octo
Der last, to $2,S45, S46,34.
The interest on the present schoo
fund, at per cent, is $l99,212, 04; add
ed to which, $40, 79o,07 of school func
income In the treasury, and the interes
due prior to the 5th of March next, vii
give an aggregate of s24o, Oo2 for the
next apportionment. The report, indie
pendent of the information In regard tc
our own system of schools, makes aver,
readable and entertaining book.
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JOB PRINTING

Book Blank, Job and Card Printing OF every description
executed with neane cheapness and promptness at this
once Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Printing in Colored
Inks and Bronze.
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p5,,.jojon amt glrgson-W VIII be found at his Office an
S}arkweather Drug store at his residence, corne
of Chicago and Park streets, at all times ready 70 Az
tend the calls Of the Pubhc V
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DIR. A. FARR,

Iag,yance-He Is agent for CGrtou8 ComPanteS =
donbed credit and is prepared to issue Policies on III
and Propertv on favorable terms. See adVefusemeii
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N. A. BROWN,

Fashionable Ttor- Opposite The CITY Hote-A Up f2l
At good workmanship and A. No. goods always 70 Dc
had at my store. Cutting done. Cali and See W
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OAM DFCKHOUT,

GraceI Foundry and Macliae Sa0p-corner Of Ac-
change and South streets. -
OSCAR LANCE, VILLA" NS
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ION II, ,JITSUN

Breloer and Manufacturer Of Pale and Anoer ASe s. %
The Gravel Foundry at the foot Of Wisconsin ST. V+o
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RATES oF ADVE uTTsINC

II Is IIIII3C \ Il &c TELEGRAPH
Is The Oldest Papsr in tie State oJ Wisconsin Prints
and CtroHtttes FIFTEEN HUNDRED C0Dies Dsr 4ceak
f1Er.6tts oftcAtch are in ReHOsha L0lJttg qcAtoh
"sGhes3 u dssirdbIe medium tor Adosriising.
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Aenosba Business DIRECTORY.
DIR. 2. S. ARNDT,

DIR. 2. s. ARNDT,
Having located in the city Kenoshs is prepared to
ttce MS profession in an It's branches.
OFFICE and residence Wisconsin street
Rgerences-A. p TYMEsES, A. CAMPBELL, p. H. WooD, n
EHLs, J. WHPPLE 26tf
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l.. &. MERRILL,

Aaoyney and Counsellor at Lam, Solicitor IN CHdncer
and County Judge. Win attend to all legal business
AGENCIES entrusted to his care. Omce-Alain Street
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LYMAN 81 ROME,

pooto Shoes Leather, Findings, DC EeerV raf9oIg q
every article pertaining to their business may be ap Oh
them the lowest prices. custom " S ~ NJ Mar
10 o,,re and Main street See advertisements
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EDWIN HILL.

DEALERS IN READY-MADE CLOTHING, Gentlemen.
street Kenosha and at Burlington, Wis. lyls
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LANCE e. DOYLE.

EHgraeer Wood and every kiad Of Metal. Stdtions
ry, Fancy Articles, &c. Main street.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
18th 1khA

1TOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls containing
IN enc lists OF all the Taxs, assessed and levied upon the
pel and Personal estate within the limits Of the City OF
sbs far the year 1855 have been delivered to me for
onction payments Of the above Taxes viii be received
=. nv Once daily during business hours until the last
vgvn the North side of Market Square, opposite
ty Hall" u.NsoD- O,,,, gt.sas,,rsr
e ABRAHAM hANScN, S"s Ht"'"'"'
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nEssRE & BRO,.

gaariag. Hair. cutting and StdmPootng saloon, 0Ppo
site the Clty ii''0'' ' Stf
aud repaired.
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II Err NJ S:
10 City Subscribers delivered by the Carriers 50 90
Mail and Box Subscribers, .......- ..... ... ! 50
Ino paid in dd1ance 81 10 be added the
kinds Of Produce taken in Payment for Subscription.
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sienosba Gtibnle & GfItarapb

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
OFFICE, Corner Of Main @ Market Streets Oppo-
site Market Square.
iNlS \ OSIIA, ............ WISCONSIN.
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a. G. LANCE,
ST,DITVyEATUER g. CO.,

ny,,,, ,,,t,i. ,,,d Translator, Land and Insurance
Age9t business transacted in French, German, sweep
isR Danish and Norwegian. Office at the dfayei Eo"N
dry corner Of South and Exchange suee's' ~
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J. j. PETIT,

'4sSteS Of me Peace.- Office syG door north Of Wood
Oarter's hardware store.
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7. STONE, l.. STONE, S. C. WINEGA
STONE, BROTHER C co.
TER MS

EDITORS &c PROPRIETORS.
VI. FRANK, SENIOR EDITOR.