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Furniture store,
BY
J. a. DUNCAN d co:
Elfth-strcet, bet. Main Il Johnson
LARGE STOCK Just RECEIVED.

WlNCEH GOODS.
nUkE'S BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM x
IL veAl allied with ali kinds Of goods in his lin,
for the season.
overshoss, in quality price and extent Of vsriet,
decidedly the beat stock ia ths city. They must b,
sold.
hlippers-T0il Dancing and Common, fol
Ladies, 6enticmen, Misses, Boys, Youths and
Children. Very cheap.
Waterproof Boots, hair lined, and campaigned
with gnm " leather solcs.
Dress and common boots Of every description ,or
hand and made 70 order. ALL CUSTOM WORK
" "AeanSxE
In addition to the Boot ann Shoe businees Duk,
10 Agent for two oi the best sewing Machines ex
tant--Weed's = Patent and j NJ singer y Co. SO
which be keeps specimens constantly on hand
singers Family sewing Machines are nov sold 70
$50. Persons wanting good Boots, shoes or Sew
ing Machines, viii lind this jnst the plao, 70 ge
them. Remember tits no trouble to show good
Machines at the "Bl1 BOOT" Store, No. g.
Msin-st, keokuk, Iowa.
nov19d
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n. X. LOVE Il co.,
6uccesaors to Deming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,
(yIVE particular attention TO collections and
" nitprouptly on the day Of payment.
RKeKRgHcRs
Bank Of North America, New York..
Drsxel 4 Co., Philadeiphia.
f.. Clark 4 Co., -
Citizens Bank, Baltimore.
Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. Sculiy Cashier, do
s. Brady, Cashier, Whealing.
Branch State bank Of Ohio, ,zanssvills.
COmnsscisl Bsnk, Cincinnati.
State savings Institution, t.Louis.
1eo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of kentucky, Lexington.
nov2td
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decSld
OYsTEKsi OAsTEMsiY
L,RESH Fair Haven Oysters,
l. A. Fields Baltimore Cove Oysters,
X. c. Thomas Baltimore Cove Oysters,
Price Littig's Baltimore Cove Oysters.
The above brands Of No. Oysters are for sale by
CoLLIEks ROBERTSON,
dec3ld 73 Main-st.
Hnck W heat Riour.
| lOS BAGS fresh ground Buokwhsas Flour just
decsod CoLLIkRs : ROBERTSON.
lnn BBLS. Lxtr. Family Flour for sale BY
/ IUU CoLLIhkS kOBkRTSON.
r yKAHAM FLOUR aud Corn Meal for sale iy
~ CoLLfEKS 4 K0BEkTSON.
SWAET CIDER jus, lsseivsd and O sale BY
- CoI.LiEKS 4 R0BkkTsUN.
| ID AisiNs-, whole, hall aud quarter boxss--tor
IN sale by COLLIER5 kuBEkTSuN.
dec30d E
/ EULfANA RAIsfNS and ZAntsc Curran.s for
- sslc BY COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
/ dece0d
! DIAPER shell Almonds Aad Fresh Figs for sale
1 by C0LLlEkS ! ROBERTSON.
dscsod
FFEsH Pine AsSs.l sSsllsas k CAM; sossnics Fl q: ''
1
/ LskkoH straw berries and fesche., il cans, Tor
| Z sale by COLLiERS 4 ROBERTSON.
dec3Oi
ATkW Prunss, in 8 and lb boxes = ust rex q lved
IN and for sAleby CoLLlEkS ROBERTSON.
| NEW Citron.-Flvs Bo1es Just rec iysd and fol
1Vsaieby c0LLIEitS Z ROBERTSON.
dec30d
I I1INuLArs, Pearl Starch, Pearl Barley, npi
| i Peas, TapiocA, Boz Salt, sage, Ground Mace
Ground Nutnegs, and asso rted Spioss, for sale by
i yoLLlhhs = AobhhIsON,
0nocsas,
decsod rs Main st., near I'd, Ksokak.
r. eskuk Branch Of the state Ma u h
i 81 Ggowa.
i FlNHIS Bank Is now open tor the transaction OF
i General Hanking, Exchange and Collection
i business.
Collections viii receive prompt attention, ans
remittances viii be made for those payable in thi
city, ON the day of payment, at the lowest cufrsn
exchange.
Smith HAmill: saml r. Miller,
i John q. Floyd, j. W. Cleghorn,
4 =. Ramsay. j. a. bilhnEa,
II C.Garber. BE-. Moody, ]. N. Shelby.
bAM'Lf. MlLLsR, President.
J. w. McMILLEN, Cashier.
Keokuk, Nov. 8, 'bS-d3m
> SECOND HAND PIANON
Ly0R SALE ON favorable terms. Also, lust "a
= csiyed quantity Of those celebrated Maple
LIT Or , String. for Violin Guitar, which viii
sold Wholesale Or r'sail.t prices 2 :s.. - in
Dse. 1-d2w Aess.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS
Lv0R SALE ON favorable terms. Also, Inst rc-
- ceived aquAntity Of those celebrated Naples
Int String. for Violin or Guitar, which will T.
sold Wholesale retaist prices 70 sait IL timen
J. D. PATRICK,
Doo. 1o-d2w At
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The Ssni-W eskly Tribune IL ssnt to Clsrunsn
1t 81 per annum.
The ew York WssAly Tribune, large slsAt-
page paper Tor tbs country, 10 pshlished every
saturdat an d contains editorials on the Import
ant topics Of Ne tanes, the nsws ef The Wssk, In
world, the New York Cattls, Horse and Produce
Markets. interesting and reliable Political, Me-
ehanisaland Agricultural articles, 10.
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~ a. SALT for sais Low hy
NJ aug1 W. H. AUSTIN . co.
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Kookuk Book-Bindsyy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.

DLANK Books made and ruled TO any required
Dpsltsrn. Court keoorda, Justices Docksts, As
ssssors Books Poll Books, Ac., Ac., furnished u
suort notice.
Ola Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound or re-
bouna il any style desired.
ADr.~y kindsry will be found In AcCnne'
Building, corner of Main md Sesond-su.
sep ii sb7-d ISAAC N. PEAkCK.
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I.
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8.
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3.
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reprints, inasmuch "a they can nov b. placed In
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will - delivered, free ~ PossMgo. When
sset n naale ~ PosRAes to any part e ~ Uai-
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oneh a. shs Reviews.
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Periodicals. above named Il About rhirty-ons Doll
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nsrAsreKp. j. neUnE
STAFFORD 4 mcCUNE,
yXyuOLESALEa akUCEkS AND COMMISSION
wv MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
Of Blondesu, Water street. .ksoknks Iowa.
mchS-diy
AA w. ~ q y p NJ. D.s surgeon
between Main and johnson strssts, Kse- a.
kuk, lows. may4d4wl 0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

EASMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
- ~ BAIEs-Orders for fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties.
hied to extent at cents pound The Hoop Tie
guaranteed to hold and also given that the cotton
bound with them shall be received the Orleans Press the
rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made country merchants for cash
ders f. BEJCUER Agent
a2j 6m.SW l21, Place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

A Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-IE CONsEII.
N SasSemberont salon
l5 City Hall midi Inis, lie 10, H. p ct 81 doctobe
samed e de novembre proclaim inspector
Faction u Cone de les applications
pour personnes etc absent de la willie pendant lie
temps inspection
lie Cons des Assesseurs sepembe
de anDte.
lie ssnssigns present les jours heues A. NJ
juqua heures p. NJ, pour ous paran de ce
mo expose les rolls dasscssemen recevor
applications pour aide qui ponrront ere faites.
JNO. A. WATKINS,
Secretaire du Consei des Inspecteurs Assessment
NouSelle orleans. lie l ocfobre 1859 oil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
CHARLES HE1Ds1EcK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine, of the brand has
been and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities to meet the increased demand of dealers
anes Thoroughly satisfied from the evidence
it comes from the closest nea descendant
established house Hedieck Co. Of Rheims they
hold oil with determination bring and its claims
nction before the public generally
The superior quality of this article satisfy it's
eHhnation is from where attention.
thorough experience have been brought produe-
on Charles ieieck has given his whole the perec
on OF his wine and to making worthy the name Fre-
quent visits to the United him more fully to
understand and the wishes consumers;
and OF his having poed by that information evidenced by
the Champagne presented for the palate
IA wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet general excellence
The varieties of brands of Champagne greatly doubt
confuse the purchaser but the lovers of good genuine
must look for Charles Hedsieck the label
as on the corks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAUD & CO.,
General Agents for North America New York.
The Charles feidcck obtained in quantities the
under mentioned houses besides many others here named
and at retail with all the principal hoekeepers.
L. j. HART SEQ,
j. H. &I. N. MARKS,
SEWEII. T. TAYLOR,
fee ly PAYNE, STEELE & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
STREET CoMM,R---oFFICIAL.

STREET COMNPR---OFFICIAL.
lNOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
Il the Fourth District Pound, street cen
Constance and Laurel streets, estray--
One medium size red and white visible brands
Which ii not claimed within Ave days the
paid. will be sold public auction, a said depot on
HuRSDAY, November To- 1859, 10 oclock A. NJ.
New Orleans, November 3 1859.
G. .. FIECIITER Street Commissioner
Registered November 3, 1859
v. DUPIEssIs, Comptroller.
EPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT.-fla Il
- tie conduit ddpot des Qiace District
jackson, les Laurel. epave-
Ine vache blanche, grandeur saupes
visibes.
81 lie dit animal NEST clam jours les frais
payts il vendu fenchere public, depot JEL.
Dl, 10 de noyembre 1859, IA 10 heures A. NJ.
G. o. FLECHIER, Cornmissaire des rues.
Souveile- Orleans ) uovemhre IS5n nd 4 5 o 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

j. l.. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEG1EHE CouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MATTHIAS
de u Nouvelle Orleans : SIIUMAKER-No Is go
A TTENDU que John Duntze n prese nte
petition Ia Caur l'eifet d'obenr les
risration Ia succession de ieu Matthias Shumake deeds
intcsat-
Avis est le present donnt que peut
Favor dtdnre din jours les pour
qlelles IL ne serait pas ait lrot Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour
IL ] L., KELLY Dsruts ,;resiar
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
- -. - , :
SHERIFF'S SALES.


sa sss Rs'Hr RSTsz S M
NJ B. ef rt of ss s s aa ot l.
New Orleans n the above entitled csnss will proceed TO sell
Camp and Hss" @
' AGKRTAiS II IN PORTION OF GROUND, in this Parish, ~.
the isf, bank of the Bayou St John having 5a feet
inches line, where ;aId portion ground
y Win n. The buildings and improvements shereon
ssS @ 3Sss III '"
Ti!iss TnRas1es.h I e. issss es ,ss is.; s,o
Sheriff of the Parish Of orleans.
slSfs S ~ SCSyn Coyg ns PIERRE ronrz HyAcIS
yETU dun writ e se si.isi" sni.is i vsnte .s,
me- asssa pnr Honorable Sixict tour District de Ia
MARn y d s midi sSSi s De IsST,a Is " rue
raEr"E Dc S.s nn s ss,s
p"nSss De face an dit byou premiere protone de
onvre ses rc b pics ponccs ct ane seeo nv nrofan
Ensemble ssec bcs !" "osispns nss%r de an M Sd, %
'0ran Gs,,s nsr Sn S"x *; tSss % eGst,sns @ @ bol>
t@ 'p's par Si csa dHaP d2Pha i .ns nsms e
i;s, Is .on I, ,1,aii s"s S ,lans alne eidvssas.
coNDlrioNs-comp'anta ao nomen' de l'",In1cation
oil q 81 nj Is shrif de Ia Parosse d'5rijans
SECOND DSrFicr counr s@GGeESsIoN @ NoF or THE LATE ED
,o, WARD O'sHAuGNESsY - No
RY XIRTUE of Of i md II o,bsdienc. ,.s to an or
the lonorabs the Second District our, Of New Orleans in the
sSsyS bs @ sns as sSr aan viii sr sell sn n aDa
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of November 1851 at i
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings -.
pna h sp ~ ,s a"s sts" a " y in @ s F % pf a Of
ard and fsrst l, ds,ste by the No. EIsn drawn
ss attsssss sas as @ SfSs%ss M ''p''
Said 10, forming the of Ferdo and Howard streets
urlr Z line frpnt par,d
street by 100 feet in depth and front Howard street between
TERMS AND coNpIrIoNs-The said property to be sold
ssSef s +, s s, certain en,e thereof ending the 2 a Of &
MONTH and the purchaser collect the
gage debt ow two certain NOTES for @ sa"h ss BY
the licensed to his Own order aud by him endorsed in blank
months and bearing iateest from ill maturity
save i've ea ha sn ps @S ' hs os h ~ Ap m
5 a and ana the 5 balance Of q the price Of adjudication payable
special mortgage on the property and payable year after
Sheriff of the IL parish rsl'sH6 Of Orleans. 6'i
DysH1H 'ooH DE RI gEg
de- Ia NouveIe- Orleans No i5sio. '''''i l.
ENXEaSR. XERTH u. dun ~, ordre de vsn,e rsndu le p
e tonr de pFs' l. & k Il u ,s @ s1f 5
de Ia Cia rue de l. Commune entire les du Camp dcs
aH s t f @ vs FT$i IS' ss
j s @ S' ISL p poss ts,s sn u Dc isa ss
G1"ham n. notsi;s n,i;s public public, ,,,..,.
mssnre p peas ct nes de face la reido
Howard.
"pf sySs e; .ss omgs,oni ri *
eNpirnt lie q mai 1852 pour Si' Fan payable, nencemen
oyer compter dn jour ladnica"n a"nera r pas
mcn dune hypoee reprtsen,de deux bIe,s
en- 5a aatS n II Il doe"e % Isl @ ct S5 aya5e Hi on,s s
date 5eS;anes ct surs c @ po gy"' @ por m an r. nn IA
nsret 81 sur e a ess MONS m - a. pnys asnn p dnyr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
POLICE JAIL---OFFICIAL,

Was brought to the City Police Jail on tho
" 18th Of oetober 1889 the NEGRO boy CHARLES Says he
belongs to Mr. John NoHi who lives IN Mllikens Bend
he is feet inches high and has the part the
the right hand cut Off and has under the jaw bone
small ones the forehead
The owner will call and claim his property according law
ED. PLANCHARp,
Keeper OF City Police Jail
Registered October y, 1859
HENRY DUREL,
o29 l5t For pnnptro,le-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
N'HNI1 UON5' FINE GUNS.
HYDE GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
r A. FAHNEsTocH's vERMIFUGE.-

NEW ORLEANS, June 49, 1853
Messrs Fahnestock Co. Gentlemer-I pleasure
IN sending list of customers testify
the superior quality of your valuable
f r M F U G E.
that another article intro
duced into parishes where your known
for great in writing Fahnestocks Ycrmyc
remark" We want li. A. and n, oher'
My sales this year will be least 100 gross
Very respectfully
o24 I'm + r. DUC0SGE Cbnrtyes street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

~ and for sale from the manuactoy of MeSors NJ BRUINS.
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Brunswick Patent Cushions Cloths Balls Cues and all
other trimmings belonging to this line.
All orders thankfully received promptly to-
A. ". MERRIAM,
ALI ly St. Charles Billiard Room N o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

CANDY SUGAR PLuMs LOzENGES etc, ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble Loaf
Sugar without adueraion aGInxture deeerious sub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested
and examine stock and them with offered
elsewhere
BE- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families mt IN
to order, at prices ranging from s. upwards.
HB Candies etc. etc. packed in boxes of 2 80 and lb
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped order
HB- Orders by mail promptly executed
HSY. Terms cash. ir1s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA,

Ridley Il Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,
NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ILER---OFFICIAL
COMPTROLI.ERS OFFICE !
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
mo. 2l29.l
r EsOLXED, That the Comptroller be and
standing advertisement in the official JOURNAL accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 44 approved March
30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against The cty unless
contracted under auhoy of nm order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to-.
lSgnedl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgnedl /. II. PLACE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April Is 1855
tSigned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers city and the public re-
spec,fully called to the foregoing resolution
V. DUPLESSIS
iylt If Comptroller City of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04

II ORFF BROTHERS,
GENERAL ENGRAyERs AND LITHOGRAPHERS
5I Williams Street,
New York.
Blank Checks Bills of Exchange Fancy Envelopes Ball
Tickets and Invitations Bill Heads Letter Heads etc,
siaved IN the highest style Of modern
s Orders from the South respectfully solicited and will be
hlled with promptness and IL reasonable rates.
REFER
BRUFF BRO. SEAvER, A Warren street N Y
NIXON Il ADAMS, Crescent Office N o. jys3 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-04
PHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES

COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Patented Feb 49, 1856 Oct 2s 1856; Dec. 1857 JAN L.
1858 Nov. 10, 1858 and March ~ 1859
O'CONNoR l. COLLENDER
Sole Manufacturers,
g. 65 81 and 60 Crosby street.
pa- These tables in and may he Aiier,s
Southern Billiard Saoon, los Gravier street also n, the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs obtained Il ON
NJ MILLER, sole Agent for this city who ar
ticles in the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Bali.
Cues eaheS Chalk He has hand and for sale
several hne second baud Billiard Tables jy2l ly
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o. Some curious experiments have Re-
Gently taken place at Paris to test 4 new
continuance for protecting tirernen from the
action of the flames, and enabling them Ite
resist strong heat It. consists: of, gloves
made Of amianthus, q kind of flamentou.
material, helmet Of The same, material fit.
ting into another IF wire gauze, and shield
one metre in length and eighty centimetres
broad, besides other garments Of the above
mentioned materials. Three men having
put on the gloves were enabled to carry
iron bars at white heat, for three minutes
without being obliged 10 let 80 their hold
Straw was afterwards set fire to, in Q larg
cast-iron cauldron, and continually kept up
while fireman. wearing the double helme
obove mentioned, sto"da above the flames
which he warded off with the shield. al
though they rose At ti.nes above his: head
he was able to keep his post sr minut.
and a2half., R Numerous other experiment.
were tried, which demon ,tratcd the success.
Of the materials used. =. '''''' ~ g
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WILLIAM coLvILL. JR.. EDITOR
NOTICE TO WHOM IT NAY con:
,a.5. GERM

On the first day Of the present. nsnth TIE
subscriptions Of nearly al Of our subscribers
expired, andias yet but few have paid Up
for the present year, scarcely more than
half for the last, and many are in arrears
for Two and three years. Since the paper
has beon.i in our hands we have rsftained
iron. dun,ips, because We knew that it vas
hard times. and money " was scarce, aud until
the crops were gathered but b~ would ! y
able to respond to ouT call now the @ h b
vest is Oyer, and our subscribers can pay ara
we1esrnestly aud respectfully request shsm
to dose; Is Il is necessary that 20 should
procure our winte,s supply Of paper, ink,
SC. before the elise 81 navigation. Persons
who this week find their paper marked With
- = .fter their name on the top Of the Paper
will know that their :, subscriptions have
expired, and act accordingly. ;,ugsg!o;If
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VINO 7wl::uTE2IiFTI'..'

There: are va,;ous Opinions as to- the au
thor Of the reply TO- Judge Douglas ], Har
per Magazine article. The New Orleans
Crescent's New York correspondent writes
Of course you have read the elaborate 70
ply to the Douglas Harper manifesto, which
appears in the q Consultation. That reply
was not written by Judge Black. IT. Va.
concocted by Mr.. Bennett, Of the Herald
Read it carefully and you will see Mr.. Ben.
nett's style sticking out all through it.
Mf: Buchanan; S dsilibs IN Nj: Bsunetrs 70.
jourus with, him at The Soldiers; Home. ten.
dered' him. the mission to France. Mr.
Mason; will return this winter. and Is seor
IS the Senate adjourns, Mr.. fennett, will
be appointed, and his rejection viii not take
place until the, session Of 1850 and 1881
So that be will have = year anyhow. You
may rely upon this. 'ti'' -f'1i '-ssi 'I2ia 10
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-22

THs CAREER or A vILLA1s.- As on,
readers will remember; Joseph Lacy was .
short time since convicted Of settingifire Il
the town Of Oshkosh, Wis., on the, n 10th o.
May last, by which nearly the whole town
was DESTROYED, q loss Of about $5OQ,OO0
and be was sentenced to fourteen years,
confinement in the State Prison. Lacy il
about SO years Of age, and was born ID Mon
roe county, New York. He commenced
his career Of crime by robbery 1t Rochester,
New York, on the towpath of the canal, and
was convicted and sentenced to- two years
the Peaitentiary at Auburn.
Attic expiration Of his sentence, ;heiremovsd
to Wisconsin. At this time be committed
. robbery, upon an old nan who was board.
ing at bis house, Last Spring he opened 4
house ef ill-hme in Oshkosh, Wis, which
soon became 10 notorious that the citizens
Of the place requested him several times
to ltave. He invariably tefused and finally
carried his evil doings. 60 far; that they
burned his house and drove him out OF the
Place. He left. swearing revenge, and on
TIE night of the tenth Of MAJ. TIE town wa.
fig fired AND and burned s We have stated.
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n THE FALL ELECTIONS.

In, Pennsylvania, the Opposition M
loubtedly have carried the State 90. the J,
general ticketab5 . considerable majority.
They have also . large majority in the
Legi.is,ure., ~ ,Iodj2Int.!il .:5Ii:omoo
:. Il Chic il IS reported Tia: The opp,o.
sition State Ticket is elected BY I5, oco
majority; ,snd that the legislature il large
" Republican. III iro9or lin >oij1iyr1.
nj In Iowa tie result is yet ,dpab'fal.---
Though tho returns heretofore received
seem favorable to tho Democracy; the op.
position papers claim the State. '@@79
In Mississippi the Democracy have elect.
ed the Governor and all the 'menbsrs q
Congress. y:.,., In. .,a% 80. ~. ~
In Georgia the, Democrats have elected
the Govern or and 6 out off congressman.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-22

A PREDclr1oN.-rThe, Buffalo Republican
though NOT prophet by reputation, vent ures
to pFophesy, saying S.:We predict that il
less than ia years steamboat 2 w,,ili Is con:
structed ii run in OUT lakes which 9shail h
longer than the Great Eastern, ana capable
Of carrying three thousand .passengsrs asnd
three thousand tons freight, sad that she
willSmaks.over thirty A1iss an ohousl and
be capable of running IN winter 8 we'll Is
44WneEu, ~. toln III ii lelit1st q. ,iffn1 s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-22

M = msdei;n tho cosdtion Of oert.;p mort vSs.
gage deed duly executed and delivered by
A. g. Littlefeld. of Goodhue oounty. state q
Ninn;sota. to Seth p. Norton. Of The ssme
places wh!ch, mort.aea deai basr. ~ az
div rsSorde5 r. rhsasc., ~ to .s a Wy y
Deeds for sid Goodhne comfy s On ths a4t 4,
dav az Saptember n. p. 1sha .f :s,svcr ~. o,c6cl
AN IN Book a. Mortes q. - ~ - IA .ssnd
conveys. from said A..G. litsis1sld 10 said
premises, situate Is The 81 Of Rsd Wing,
psrt Of iot Ky S,oet tb;ra..ser.n 1.11
commencing on an alley on Bush streetS 1nd
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-10-22

n IssOLD ron. ST 81 fbSartSership heretofore
- existing. between VIM. .Colyifl, Jr., and
a 9 nel lt9a q9sleI tRe. I'm s9se 9.
Colyjus q Hamilton, is, dlssplveds ~ mutual
ductedsb5 Mr.. Cplyill, and .ths, accounts rs-
mainin his hands.
Dated Rod Wing, October is, 1859.
1G6-wi COLvILL & HAMILTON.
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\ HAE vaTE 81 dRv@Rrqn.
Demf ratio I'd R!pttI1 k.jjosFitie. for
||novdaor, sShr g ~ ffdm. " this it
will be seen that Ramsey's majority is over
400O. The Republicans claim to have 4
majority Of z members in the Senate, and
80 in the House.