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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-11-24


aIlthe leading branches o fmanu featuring Indus
L try the great practical superiority Of Singers
sewing Machines atact established beyond dispute.
NO tailor shoe manufacturer. clothiet ssamstress
dressmaksr. .saddler, carriage trimmer hat manufac-
tursr, &C., &C., afford TO do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average OF theactua the use
OF each Of these Machines and for confirmation
OF TINS truth refer to any ono OF the thousands of
persons who hen. They adapted 10 every sort
OF work, fine coarse upon silk cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail give entire sat sfaction.
To meet the growing dsmn nd for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. We
have produced and ready receive orders for
singers New Family Sewing Machine,
Which, the most compact and beautiful Sewing Ma
chine ever constructed lis ornamented in the high
est style OF art, and all who delighted with H.
makes the improved stitch and ia capable
of doing grenter variety work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pnT
| poses.
Itis not subectto the ection OF using twice toe
much thread, and making raveling seam. like the
Grover Baker: nor is il confined in it's operation
TO few thin fabrics liable 10 get out Ofof der and
ftedt 20 fax thread, likcthe Wheeler h Wilson Ma
chine hut is amply sufficient 10 perform all kinds o
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complet,
for use, 500. The larger standard machines from
sl25 TO 5000. Sendf for I. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
r beautiful pictorial paper, devote TO Sewing Ma
chimes. and containing list Of prices and all other
formation on the subject. 1t will he forwarded gratis
| |. NJ. SINGER h CO.
45s Broadway. New Yorh.
| BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis,
| Providence, Gloversville, Cincinnati, New OrleAn.
New Haven, Rochester Chicago. Mobile.
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
AaEsrs-E. A. Higgins, Psrrysburg; wn. Robert
son, Maumee.
| April 18th, 1858.
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To the Afflicted.

RENEMBrR.-Dr. Dellenbaugh, Of Cleveland, son OF
the far.famed DR.. Deenbaugh late of Georgetown,
Columbiaua County will remain at the Baird House,
Perrysburg, Dec G; G;Napoleon, Dec. {; Wauseon,Dec.
g. No charge for consultation. Nov. II, 1859.
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~cs~Mr Hoyt, Browns counsel, has been in
Akron, Cleveland and other places where Brcwn's
family are known, TO collect testimony respect
ing his insanity.
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1D-knox, OF the lndianoIa, Iowa, Visitor
calls on his subscribers for wood, and remarks
that lit is difficult to get wood these moon
light nights"
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@eyToday, Thursday, is Thanksgiving. Rev.
G. A. Adams will preach sermon sppropria e
to the occasion, at the brick churci, commen-
cling at l0i o'clock A. NJ.
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CT On Sunday tight last, seven prisoners made
their escape from the Lucas county Jail. Two
were fspnd in the city, before morning, drunk,
and two have since been arrested.
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We have just laid in splendid stock OF
cards, of oil sizes and kinds Lima Gdzctts.
Please send us pack of " double headers
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JUsr THE PLACE FOR LANDLoRDs.--Every no
tel keeper in Iadianola, Iowa, was elected to a
county ofce, this fall. Whiskey must be an
infueaiisl politician in Iowa.
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.11- Peck & Hsmlton have Just received a
fine assortment of perfumefy, candies, raisins,
&C., &c. Call soon.
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as-The trial of VIM. IL. Gibson, late Stat
Treasurer. is set for hearing, on the 18Th OF De.
cember, at Columbus.
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II II L s w A Y !
E0UD MDNNYSS
"a PENNY saw ED
PENNY EARNED!"
AND THE WAY TO EcoNoMIzE Is TO BUY
YOUR GOODS AT THE
/ SLOW PRICE STORE"
"a Pc NJ NY S " Ed
(oid Stand Of Juiiu, Biiun)

NC'd SfdHd oJ JhtiHs DdthhD
THE LARGE AMOUNT of Goods sold at
this establishment is a sign which cam
not be mistaken-that the people are
greatly pleased with Goods and Figures.
The people were invited to call and see
for themselves, and not rely upon the
sayings of others. Quite a number
accepted the invitation, and, upon an
examination, they were so pleased that
they recommended it to their neighbors
as the place where the BEST of goods
are sold at the LOWEST of figures
and now the Voice of the People eX'
claims: "IIo every one that is il
want, come and buy food and raimcn'
at The Low Price Store"
EG0~We can give YOU the highes
market price for Country Produce, an,
pay you in The best of goods. Try as
A. w. HITCHCOCK.
PERRYsBuRe, Nov. "a, 1859.
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OCy- The clothes lines of Mrs. Robertson and
Abner Black, in the upper part of town, were
robbed of their weekly washings on Monday
night.
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:ss-The Republican majority on joint ballot
in the Iowa Legislature is IL three in the som
ate and fourteen in the House.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
w.rKtr nre1,rr. ron rnr rENRrsDvrs JOURNAL.

ea>The adjourned session Of court commen-
ces in this place on he 29th inst, next Tuesday.
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SsD~ Mr.. Haskins, OF Watervllle, Lucas Co.,
has manufactured over ], 900 barrels Of cider,
this fall.
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N Il w
Boot and Shoe Shop !
ABNER BLACK,

NNEdoor east ofthe "Exchange,"is Is prepared to
" make Boots and Shoes in a style unsurpassed by
any. lie has given particular attention to Shoes for
Ladies aud Misses wear and will make them TO
der in warranted to gi satisfaction. Also.
prepared to manufacture for the Wholesale Dealers
Rebaring done with neatness and dispatch. Charges
reasonable. Allkinds of produce takenin exchange
for work.
ApriII4. ls59-40tk
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Probate Notice.

II
NOTICE is hereby given that John Ieager, adm
~ of Frederick Wahlfort deceased, has filed his pa
pers with for the final settlement of said estate
Said accounts win be heard and examined on th'
26th day OF Nov. A. d 1850. WM. EWING,
Nov. 10, Is59--77w3$l. Pro, Judge.
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Ill i ST0N g. ST ON L,
FRONT STREET,
rERRlSRURG.
September ~, 1889.
The Secret Inarmitics Of
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just Published Gratis. the Twenty-Fifth Thousand

TBIEk7 A FEW WORDS ON THE RA-
&.s-skstNW ~ tionAl Treatme nt.w ithout Medicine,
us&AxllASlY Of Spormatorrhna or Local Weakness.
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility
Premature Decay of the System. lmpotcucy aud I'm.
psdimenIs TO Marriage generally.
BY y. DE LANEY, If. D.
Tho important fact that the many alarming com
plants originating in the impudence and solitude OF
youth, may he easily removed Withonf medicine Is in
this small tract fully dc cnonstroted; and the entirely
new and highly sucoessfu treatment is adopted By
the author fully explained by means Of which svery
one is enabled to cuREuINskLr perfectly and at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding all tho adve rtsed
nostrums Of the day,
Sent 10 any address gratis and post free in sealed
envelope Ivy renting (pos paid two postage stamps
to DIR. b. DE LANEi, sS east 3lst street, New York
CITY. lly.
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
School Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination of Teachers as follows;
Bowling Green..-.-. First Tuesday in November.
FsmberVills --.---.-. dc do December.
Penysburg ...-...--. do do January.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
Psnetusily at O'Clock A. N.
= ]. W. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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A LII persons are hereby notified not to purehsse
N ANY Of the following notes signed by Philetus
kycs principal, and H. 4. HarueS sec urit call
ing for $S5 each. made payable to EhEubsth
Kyes or bearer. one payable in six mouths. ens pay
able in year, in Is and in years dated about
tho llth OF April 1858 said obtained by
fraud and without valid confederation. and they will
not he paid PHlLETUS KYES.
Nov. l0--2Sw II A. HARNES.
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Public Sale.

TTHE undersigned will offer for sale AZ public
tiOn. ut the late residence Of Eli oossy, de.
csascd. In Miami, Lucas County. Ohio, the Sth day
OF December, a. ID. 1859, the goods and chattes Of
said deceased, consisting in part OF Horses. Cattle
Farming Utensils. 80. Sale to commence at lO.A. NJ
Terms--Purchases amounting to three dsilsIs or
less to be paid in cash. above that sum. at sig
months with two goodly sureties will be taken.
7. HOFFMAN BIRCkllEAD, executor.
MARY WOOLSEY, eXecutrix.
Toledo, Nov. 10. ls5D--gSw
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sc, SC sc.
We are now manufacturing the hest Root, ever
made In this county acknowledged 20 be the hest
by every enc who purchase their Roots of US, they
are manufactured OF the best stock bv who has
long been considered the ablest workman IN the coun
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Incidents Of the Overland Mail
Houte

The Overland Mail from Saa. Francisco On
the 10Th ult., arrived at IS Louris on Thurs.
day night last having made the trip in % days
and hours including 90 hours that were los,
at Fort Chadbourne. by the upsetiing Of the
couch. aud by other delays at Foris smith aud
Upton.
Four passengers came in. to-wit: Bailey
OF Los Angelos;J. r. Palmer Of Marysville.
Calisornis, j W. Bsslon Of Arizou "A and A. L..
Ames, returning TO SPARTA Illinois.
Nearly 100 600 be. p were met on tie plains
going west,
At the Apache Pass. eighty miles east Of
fuscon. the road was piled fall Of rseks in
places in a way to hinder The progress Of the
mails. II supposed to have been done by
the A paches under Mangus Colorado, as the
Sacramento tribe live in that vicinity. Ii does
not esnce hostile disposition, as those In
dians known TO be friendly, BIT old Maa-
gus is something Of a rowdy, aud Will coutiu
We to be ia mischief Of some kind if not pur
sueing bis f~vorte pas,ime of rotbing and
and killing Sonorians. The passengers were
Obliged 10 get out and exert themselves to roll
away the rocks to allow the coach TO pass -
The Apaches themselves were not seen, al
though their camp fires were blazing about a
Ii lie TO the noithward.
Mr.. Bailey. who left Los Angels on the 18Th
Informs Us that the exsrtions made to discover
the murderers OF the station keeper and bis
wife. killed near Visals, had failed Fort
Yuma was reached early the morning of the
18th.
Mr.. Hawley. one OF the Route Agents. join
ed the passengers at RI Paso.
Mr.. Ba-'on. took passage in the coach at
San Pedro. on the river II that name
Near the Colorado the coach was overturn-
ed, and. while damages were being repaired
the coach fson the East came up aud VA
caps zsd near the same place. One passenger
in the latter had his shoulder broken. and an
other received several severe hurts in the face
Their names were DO, learned. 81 For, Chad
bourne, two more passengers joined. and nc
incident worthy of note occurred thence to
Springfield.
Near Bolivar. between Springfield and Tip
ton. the coach was stopp d. about s o'clock AT
night. by persons supposed to be highway
men. 4 man stood Ia the road a. the coach
approached. aud asked, us Sam aboard re-
prating the question several times He had
several aocomplices about. as whi>i.ing was
heard in several directions, as though meant
FOR sgasls and snswers. The mail coaches
have been stopped on several occasions pre-.
vlously. and the boot" has been found cut
open. They are probably Keeping lookout for
Californians who arc lisely 10 have money a
bout them.
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To receive medals from The Sandman govern
ment.
Seward and King. Of n 7. presented me.
MORALS from N. y. for a. investigation Of
system Of marine signals. and urging ne
erection Of -ddisioual defelccs s.r he harboy
Of New York
Brow o. Of Niss.. ,Fsrec a resolution. eai.
lag for ony eoresportcros Of NJ Cary Jones.
on which Marines and J,EsTa. calling ,hsn.
selves the scprcue eovers.rslsui 4 Nicaragua.
could have based the asser,io0 TIA, or sniass.
i'rs of tie s were .hs -cconplices Of Tie
hl'bo s'srs Invading Sics,ssus. aud # srci.
staten nj ~ss made. vh.iher any. ~ vh.t
apology j. neeess.ry f.r sLv RE s,atssaea'.
Adopted.
Bigler. OF Pa. attempted 70 brio W = -rso-
luton declaring 1T. il he opinion Il tho
Senate. large public drtt ia tAe .irse Of ,.ase.
Is neossis,an, ill true pel.cy. ADD lhal c..
gress should proceed y. hors delay. 50 to al
jus! the revenue laws. a. 10 scaal se Tie rev.
enus aud .xpes ditores
AAsor objected TO tie confederation Of tia
resolution. for the reason that he House only.
can originate Measures eFrs,ing tie revenue.
BaFard conceded vith these vcz.
BIGGER replied that he.ss rsed that IL xss he
prerOgAlive Of The House TO originate rs,,n.e
measures. bot his rrs,la,io, 5oes not und-r
take % originate revenue. Il is mer,!s az y.
preston Of opinion by the senate
Clngmsn Was IN f-vcr r giving Bigler sa
oPportonit- 10 express his views.
Biglsr called fgr iie yeas aaa na.-. when
The resolution vas taken ". Mr sler adj
dressed he Senate. hi, views being IN faror
g mixed specific All al ya'orern duties.
johnson. Of Tenn. oiI,s,l az ce,nouir..4
resolution, which MS postponed
Hunter aad Brown i,iei 70 ean CO their
resp Give bill. Brown succee led. aud IA.
Avenue L Til vas taken up 4. beirg over.
laid with smeRdn-rfs. materially G. ansin,
~ original o. jeci. II vss defeated
Hunter then succeeded 10 calling ID tie
consular snd diplomatic appropriation l.n.
and ohrred several amendments. 80 ihs, they
might be printed. after ul..h senate eat I'M,
executive sessios. and subsequently 8jaarr.l
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1J The Buffalo Comm rcial says. Upon
the opening OF the Canadian Parliament on
Saturday, the Governor General prcserled a
series II documents in regard to provincial af
fairs. one OF which-the despatch Of Sir r. Bul.
wer Lyuon. the Colonial Secretary. in rcla.
ton to tn, seat OF Government question-caus.
e considerable sensation. II will be remcm
bered that the Canadian Parliament request Cd
the Queen TO select a capital and made an ap.
preparation for the erection Of public build :
ings. Her Majesty selected Ottasa to the grea,
ehagrin Of each OF the rival cities ambitious for
the honor. aud the selection vas the means Of
uniting them all in opposition TO Ottawa. and
Parliam Mt virtuslly refused to comply with
th~ Queens award. Sir. T. b. iyiton. with
quiet bet singing sarcasm reminds the Can.
nucks that the Queen made The selection a
their request. and tells them distinctly that she
viii not alter her decision. vher upon there j.
a furious uproar. II don't wait to go TO OF.
ta.a. neither does II desire to offend the Queen
However. il i probable that the discomf .rls Of
OuavA. viii be hnaily accepted"
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lie gl5lative.

MONDAY. Feb. :.
SENATE The Committee on elections sub
mtted report recommending the passage Of
Wagner's bill. changing the time Of elec,ng
members Of Congress
A minority report was submitted by Mr. 10
max
Heffrens amendment To Wallace's bill. pro-
viding for the election Of IT, s. Senators, was
passed by a vote Of 25 To IL
The bill with amendments was referred 10 \
select committee.
A number Of other reports from committees
were received and srndry bills introduced
among the latter. a bill by Bobbs. for keeping
a registry Of births and deaths.
Al this stage Of the proceedings communi-
cation was read. stating that woman IN the
northern part Of Kaox county had given brih
TO three ehildren-two boys aud a sir--and
that the little flock were all doing well. Il
was asked in the communication, il the lie
gislature could not do something for The wo-
man ADD her family.
On motion. Adjourned.
No matter Of general interest transpired in
the House.
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GOV. MATTEsoN DEMANDS AN INvEs
TI0AIION.

Especial TelsFrsphie Dispatch TO the Missouri DEM
SP3iSeFIKLD, Feb. Al n.
Isreal sherman. Teller. aud WIN. II Brown,
Cashier Of the State Branch Bank. Chicago.
pronounce all the Canal checks genuine except
one II three hundred dollars IL Is now as
eertained that the loss TO the Slate will be
$4,000
Comfy says tina handed those checks oyer
TO Col Oakley. his successor who j. now dead
aud received receipt for them. which be will
produce
Gov. Maiteson IN letter 10 the Senate Com
miitee. calls for full investigation. and TO
that end asks that such may be Instituted
gainst him ia the Circuit Court } Q Piled sing 10
give fell security for the circulation Of the
shawneetowu Pank in the meantime.
The checks pear the names 81 eighties per.
sons--not one Of whom is now In the State
aud the bonds were issued 10 them or bearer
that Is, TO them. oi Mattsson i.
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CsoRS AND NATRINoSY Mir. Buckle, in his
History Of Civilization" declares it TO be an
establishe fact that the number Of marriages
is exactly in proportion to the price Of corn.-
By this rule. ms.rimony has as pcora show on
the Wabash ibis year as a blind monkey in a
desert. Corn being three times above the av.
erase price. it must follow that the crop Of
babies will be short 10 proportion, the ratio of
population will not only he decreased but all
How many Cesars. Napoleons, Michel Ange
los. NeNtons. Washingtons. ct ii onanes, will
rem in unborn 10 bless the world. 1t is lam
sntable to think OF the endl IS devastation"
that may forever flow from the flood in the
Wabash last spring. its very sad" Mr.
Buckle, VERY.
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From Washineton

WAsHi>eroS. Feb. 6.
Ar. Forsyth formally rendered today. Ito
State Department. h.s resignation a L sis.o.
Minister 10 Mexico. lie was assured by Mr
Cass. that lis entire course hai met viii ito
approval of thi. government, which hal ri
yet CON TO a determination r.lauye 10 Mex.
can affairs
The disposition OF tie presiden, Is 70 axsi,
further develorements during uhicl. he !. not
prepared 10 recognize ether q n. Govern.
Dents.
Mr. Forsy'h's resignation VS. rIoml tel ~
reasons Of deiicacy. he %, being ds.lsoa. to
eout'r"e N a diplomatic capaoiiy. under lh.
present circumstance. Uhi tie action =
our Government r'nlain> uni. terroined
A report IS prevalent thai aigaag sn.ent. a,e
IN progress Tor the s-isbl's hneui - a s,asa.n.
dent Democratic paper 10 BE c.fs ~ y lsrl
and thAt 5000 49, appl.oaii. Ter tiatpa-.
pose. Mrssfs Fr-yih al ,'rior arc indicated
a. the EDITOR, Il u.ai paper.
Prominent Republicans ~ iha, III Demo.
CT tic talk about r.,ssaohnen. j. oal, ,..t,.
eating What Tie Republicans have advocated
II The lat y Ar. asd profess 10 b. read, ~ 20
with the Democrai. q the failcs, extent "a tle
subject. DO, tic Republicans inset TIA. tie
Acmi' isirstiou shall coniioue ii.clf IT, ihe -
dneed appropriations. a. thcy vii rj~ci a,y
and ali deficiency bill which my be called
for mex. session.
NJ less han * fs~ren; parties are irving
TO get franchise fer laying passenger rail.
way through Pcnnss iVania Avenue.
Senator DAVIS. to- az. made remsr in M
way complimentary 10 the lobby managers.
The following air the resolutions which
were unanimously agreed to ~ the caucus Of
The Pennsylvanis Democrats.
Resolved. That the c-e,tion q perm,ne.,
nal'o a. debt i At war with the pr,nsit.le. Z
K'ruhiicsn simplicity. on which our pover,.
"'eni - founded. aud dangerous 20 our future
prosperity. aud TIA, We will carn.s,iy oero,s
any attempt T. inauguraie ,nch policy.
hssoivcd. Tia; Ne sustain the Pr,siae,t..
reeonmenda;ion to the present session 81
Congress.
Resolved. That We do no: rccogn z. the A..
81 the caucus. nov being held in the uous. Of
representatives. a. bineiug upon Us an any
manner VI ievsr.
Mes'r- Chapman Florence. and Devarf.
were appointed The committee Q couf.r f,o,,.
line 10 time. with the Democratic members -
The delegation. and % take such stop. a. may
be necessary 10 Obtain un.tes action.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-09

The best: thing that has been said Of n.
Thirty Million Cuba scheme Of Senator SlI
Dill N behslfofi the President. sihe follow
ing. by the Albany Journal
1T proposes the sh>areity 81 spending
money We have no. GOETHE ai,>urdity Of bay
Ing whai - net Tor saie-and the craWning 80
sufdity 81 offering IA insult 49, prehulinsr,
T. baking bsrgsin' ltTfoposes 10 give he
President AL manner Il Fsvefs th.i DO no,
belong 20 HIM. lie - % have Congress
msn's powered Introducing bills. TIE Sea
ate's power Of ratii, ing TREATIES. the House'.
power u auihorlzlrg loans. and Congress
power q declaring wsfi Like Rstton. the
N'aver. h wants o. play al the parts ~ The
rl~y himself. aud 20 play them al al once
HI dream vii pfotaby ,haie lie fate II ~.
Ire,ots Pc. 1T .haa be called Bottom ,
cFtan. because u hath no bottom"
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u The Cincinnati Commercial says: rSto.
rles related concerning the discovery Of gold
Al Pixies Peak in the Sand are sheer fabrica
tons. Those who mined in California. know
t. their sorrow that gold j. not found in the
sssd. lts specific gravity sinks il below sand
and It Is found either upon the bed rock or in
clay Of sufficient consistency to resist lis tea
deney 10 sink. Gold hunders learn very
speedily that they mus. dig to fad the pref
Gus article Although we are confident that
gold exists in the vicinity Of Pixies Peak. We
are We, satisfied that The exciting accounts sent
from that region srs 20 4 considerable exteui
The fabrication OF traders"
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News by the Overland Mill,

Very rich diggns have been discovered a.
bout City miles To the Northwest of the CHA
Mines in Arizona. said 10 yield from sl2 to
SIS 10 the pan fall Of dirt.
The Indian war in Northern California is
progre~sing.a large number of the Indians
having been taken prisoners by Gen Kibbe.
The news from the mines are eucourag.
ing.
There was a rumor on the sth Of January at
San Francisco that 900 or 800 of the State
prisoners had been poisoned by some -four.
and that 'everal had already died
Certain circumstances tended TO confirm tie
report.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-02-09

NV loEz. Feb S.
Flour duh and lower s,ies 9os1 bl;, n.
'.lSa5.25 Tor srper state: Cos % f-.rr.
DO Si5s5 20 Tor sur,r western $1,000 ~,
eom'non 70 medium extra western: CISCO
Tor shipping brands extra rosnl hoop Ohio.
Closing dull ard heavy
wheat dull and heavy. u sell f.eel,. hold.
ers would have 10 submit 10 a rn.ieris, 8.el,..
sales q winter red at /. 5 uh.te .I7s
Corn ve-y dali AID nominsi q. s.ss6 ssr
mixed western.
Nhi,ky dull and lower. SIZES IT % .
Fork dull SALES 1900 bis otls 50 To- rew
mess 90 Tor OLD mess. and ls.s8ai3.cs f.r
prime including 500 bbls. rev rness. Tor Nav
delivery. at 1900.
Lard steady al l2isl2,.
Stocks hrrner. Va. 6x ssf 10. c. "a
Z. S. SIS ls. a a; 1929.