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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-03
Fire

Fire
We regret to have to state that
the residence of John AZ Bright,
Esq, situated about Que mile north
west Of this place, was destroyed by
fire about moan last Friday. The
furniture was mostly saved. The
total loss we have heard estimated at
$4,000 toS4000. The origin OF the
fire is not certainly known. MIR.
Bright furnishes us the following
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-03
Atlanta, Ga

Atlanta. Ga
Pork--SnpPly very limited--demand good
and much enquiry at ~ net.
Beef--Supply not equal to the demand
market slightly advanced Price 4@51S by
wholesale.
Bacon--Stock light. We quote to-day
hog round lOl5c.
Lard--l3@ 10 cents. Light supply on hand
Flour--Superiine So rs per hundred
Extra Family So 90.
Corn Limited supply in market and thu
demand good at 1880 cents from wagons.
Meal--From wagons 70@S0 ceuts per bush
ell. with a very light stock on hand.
Sweet Potatoes--Ge off readily, 409 so PEI
bIshel.
Irish Potatoes Country 75Gl p; North
ern s 80 per bushel.
Peas--90@ 81 co per bushel.
Whcat--Sels briskly at S1@1 10 pc
bushel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-03
New Yarsk. n. V

Flonr advanced 1oc. 4 s0@4 90; corn mix
Ell 81; Linsced Oil 55@75c; Mess Polk dull,
I5 l2l@l6 80; sugar. muscavado 81 @7c
Cincinnati. Ol,io--
Flour declined &c. 10; white corn ad-
vanceJ So sc; whisky 23ke.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-11-03

New Orleans. La
Cotton--Middling 1893 @l1c; sugar buoy
ant, advanced N@Ac. 6A@714; coffee firm
Ill@l2Rc; flour has an advancing tendency,
25@5 40; corn firm, l 10; Eastern Hay 24@
%.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-05-07

ISDEHTED TO THE SCHOOL FUN

'.'t'T*FfT III = F1IF y I37F71T3I VIII
ID ag,ie Notice II hereby given 10 all persons
/ concerned. that the interest at sii moneys due
TIE moot FuBd off-dar county loss, Is due and
Pay able al the Treasurer Office in sad county,
oa CT before tae first day If January A. II. Is,s.
And II sail interest i, not paid ~ above spsci.
fed two per cent - penalty for nor payment
for each ncnth, NIIt lee added upon the Interest
due
loa are further .uoti8td katlf safd interest j.
Dot paid within six month. from the fir II day Of
January is4a. tEt auloRat4 unpaid all lie repog.
'st 10 IT, district attorney far collection ..
raaR b. .aa. II (. TIAIT. Tres.
I#nt4n Isaar county Insa nm 4v
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Mercantile COLLEGES,

LorATE1: :
Dsr-srert Esrg A. rs. Co~. ta ass Hrz4y x,s.
Fegraa. III - ass ;, A4.s strs<.
rraECrngs:
Hea PQ~sa. bB wpoa~srt Esq
gE rur4lss k.e r.illixr Alien. Esa
Ls~is HgwsI Ia Hon John r CoaE.
VITA J. yregg, Tag lac 4 Dlisc&s U.s. ~
D2rsltt1 Ess |np l. GesG. Ess
Herrv Noiie. T.. em Cassf. ESQ
TIE, !. Name. "a Cas- Fnsaazz. Ese
J0. Z Fr2e. Nd Ii Prize E.s
F-efs.or. If 3D.: kssssag ana Ca2Gasrra3 Branra-
T- nAvrs. Upton
Jg GoLrsNiTH } . DODGE
Vt r-2g. 7 y NEEDkSyCEs
prof.ssor. n Prsrfaeat end Ornawczsal re4-a7-
r.syvs.-r7acs
Is GKtryrn. " DAVIS Tirror.
L-t.pysrs ~ Kert 1afsls LIE, Rsalroosk-r a.a Ns
rins Lcat.
CnAs { Bg.sEr, DArgpsos,
-No / DlLLgS, Cas- PrTsAa,
LeetYrrr. ca B@atsns Ereha"ss z=a Frs1acs
H.snr LAsPEG. mo J. C0oK,
L,c.asr, ~ poia:sc4! Hs:o-, aze Co7-~er.a1
Geography
uEnAr ; ArsgES. IN ! CLAxx.
grecaaI Lsrf1r+. Kali 5e e<irr1ed ocoasaeaaiiy b,
y<r.f.sa<s. al saesna csResrrfy. La.Tary sss arr
sss,.9c sat5trts rhich wall +, frst to The r~s!Er.
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"Quick Sales and small Profits"



nS and after Monday. April lst 1859 and
~ until further notice, trains wliiIeaye nav-
port, for Muse tine Iowa City, aud Columbus City
Sundays excepted a. follows:
1t Express. train a. ESQ A.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
Isl Express. Train at IN p NJ
Mail train leave Washington at 200 f. NJ
Leave Museaiine Junction, for Muse atine:
lst Mail train at 100 A. NJ
Sd Express Train at 500 +. n
Fer Iowa City,
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 1910
\. NJ. and SIS L. ".
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western stage Coz stages for all psints
west.
The morning train going EAST connects al Cit
cAGo JCscTIos. with the Michigan Southern Af-
ternoon train; Passengers thereby save ali delAy
Connections made At Mu-catIne vita the regular
packets for Darlington keokuk. - Louis &c
Passengers going east maze direct connections
at Rock Island y it'll the Chicago aud Rock Island
X. X, trains, for all points east = uth and north
Also with the naleHa. Dubuque and II. Paul DISC 4.
cts 81 Davenport.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity at
gisir- distinct drectsons a. to the destination
Of the'r baggage Also to procure 1iesets before
taking then seals IN the cars.
April H. ls5a. JF TRACY. srp,t
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Western Tees for WesseTn Planters.


s3. VIE hare lie nanas0Esss aaa =
3$ n-< 10. u Apple Trees srsr ssas- -
L 81 In The West The foll"-ing gre sSas-
q, tae Leasing varieties. t-oz vAich sBg one csb
s.ser, twelve o. ..sesn varieties for te.tf Orch
Ard 80 that they raa hs~s Appsss he ~1ass
rsKr We also have szis< . nasas<r Of ntvr "a
net e. TOO SEA- yet for he Orchard. We coz
respond with sr-s.-y men Of eSs-rsns parts Of
d.. eran.ry. sna e; ALL Thu SE@ SAis!s-
TIES whiGh thtas ~c-11T 9, Aesfsr to car
Nursery. ard Art e0-<.aH.2T ar1pr..ng sc tsHat -
tas tender kincs AID al: suxA - 10 Ess F1ess"c
with or climate and SSH
FiFe yssr old trees, 1 10 10 feet Alghr :" "a
..cLss thrgzgh. ut Is 10 - eeEts rESa-h ies
.ssf larger nj IS c.-ia F0Er year Old. i. - -
mostly lef rsp.s cath
!Sammer Agpia.
Ear, Harvest: ssrzm.s Rose: snnntr ouesa:
sxesi Juss. sweet BoG.A; SPICE Sweet
Rel June
Fall Agp'es.
. Waite TszIo; loue Bea9t.: Eaiiea'. Bah
asaaoe: GSisea P.E'in: faA PiFpau;
rsla Htn<; srEEersfela: as-ones.
F4l! 81 ees; Porter, Swsei Pear Al rl~
Winter -spp'es-
. Striped Sweet Pippan: Ss.ei Eorani.e;
uulk.-z.rmg Sorsssurh: SASH gvnan5tr;
E@cpRs sF8zehba-g; Roman >trn:
Yausws,er: yellow aeslrgw er:
aAss- winser Pssrnsin: baldwin;
Northern SPY; Wine -sy:
gaQ.e. rxneet: Yrgiaaa Greealus
Finr csn.. TO one dollar. Sc: thea On 1ry
s1aaer lsna.
PIrA~ 81 senss
. CHERRIES % cents each.
PEACHES 10 - 3 rsr.s ea-a-
.SnoV Fruit
We Gad fse snail FrE.ts, such ~ ~tr.st 'errSss
Carrauts. GoosaherTs~s. .ssPbr-r5es and baA-k
bxr-s4s. u73rr profitable tha any crop ~e has,
estr raised Ns haze taken great pains In gel
:rg res All choice Ssrt~,tes. They A.e ell.
- pgob4 gated au9 st sell thetg Oh. -.
I&wtsa Blaess~rry. 10 TO $50: Cur.pts 80 Ia
Atf4~ ~e-rass. I rsnt; 1rap~s- III - =
o,v-e le:rae. !; 10 Ice: Easp1er1es. (, 10 q
Eocrgrcrns
We abound in ETsrsrrs -. s=5 haze :as hand
shE8sss collection ever faasea in Iowa We hAT
q I'D TIE ve-y t~s; s4ece@- - trAnsp.sauHg itrE
h. geE8"r - Ia. ~ f&rtG @a is. ro"ts- Iat
~. all .boui Nws~@i,rs. lRsaire e th"se - b
have tried ua We have also st; taer 10 II
J" s61ysE1Hg r9lrt1es-
BE- Ires. Gfy ecEa. to ere 37lar-2 - lee: al Il
: Ar,otris1 ,s;.Leadi&.} AaeFicaa Spree:
= EsS tv1Er. Norway rfrgrs:
Uprasht J1rjg.r, H~mleck;
a# Yellow Pine sag,1 Dir.
FIsperinq .Nrnbs.
e. Torty vE-1e;ie. - Eo4~-.
g. f.A4s1Hg Roses Is 10 so cents.
,- Jane o. g4.A .ases- l.. 10 50 crE.s.
d roa.A!y Roses Dat 'e~ Oh hsa3.H p 10 - e.
f.. Eu-h H9Ee. sack.c. - TO ~ eenis
CIinsrinE aec do. .5r, fragrant 10. .5e:
Eloxera1g Almond. 7sc ~yriusa = - =
D. Loc9rt ~ Fragrant CsrrsEt IL
IS. Ped Ns-hrrrr Ia Lilac, :.
h. white y. berry -, Saow E.ll :
:, slower5ng Asa Iz,: Virginia C-srF~r. :
IassAgasEe &c
Gre<a Hou.e IFr..s
~ We started this asTarsms o. O.! oar Su
E4 sery Sat TAI, ". have l4rge .,gek
~ Nerh-ua-. Of dsF~reni coiors. a,-s4f
= ant sgIe other plants for sAle.
- Baljgxs Roots.
g TuIisrs lilies rahlias sr.
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Last s~easaG : Aaa2e1le leaE.ag Nc
10y = Ssss = Z tlgr d y ct Vet. street,
With latg3e basbe; Of e--s In Eer bae8,
aud w4e9 tew yaFas tr@aa the lery@.-
ose 5zfa. wa. kaa1 "a d. On the d.
yak Her cries bsssgAt { gsllgat " ID
over IL the rescue. WHO ssw, to bi. hor-
r2r, billy goat that erldegtiy he'd
hora :co nlrh. coing lis best to PIT 81
sn3 to toe f<>er ~cmaa's misery. The
ritgwer tried TO scare the vost svsy, hD!
he wouljn't be seare3 He triedt help
the lady mp, wLen, Iaa' came Zoe head
Il The goss against himself, and sro tnts
together csnc, for the goat gave him 81.
o.te;, sr3 5o~r be FL c-ssaise the u.s.
dy, 70 tic serious dsnsge u dosta
frssh eg-s
Help" cried tbs lady "ge: 81 n'c,
vou Ti.aaaa -
bat .aT good so-Ds'. IND ban wen;
the rough horn u the goat, ling -
e3sh: d9i.ar pair Of pants in the wor.
place The. cy4'4 be spoiled.
" Help cried thc voraao, - my
eees
:, Oh, tay pants, cried the RID.
"T4., never mind the pants, re: ", -
cFiel the lady, and, jas. Ia he w.s Try
ing 10 get up, butt. cane the g9s., and
dovo cane the man sgain-
TIE cries II the Two Victims brought
qasse crowd 70 the spot. where there
is- 'he ronan, sud :herc lay the Dsn--
"t@in misery's pregnant with danger -
@rs ng-a ~ s~%~us a., ~ss@ -N#~-~si,a fvvs
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The only Esll Course Mercantile Col
Iege I'm Iowa.

Ii . tAs te.fga 81 the rTgI rieter. Of ihess Col
T. -. te spare 80 erF~ass ~ making sAese mode
institutions s9rtIlE tie not aaeg 81 facilities
~ TgGn- rnen 10 e-ai3sg themselves fsr r.snoa
sstaae positions IN sIfs.
The oar-e q. ia. sr-~.Isa j. II GEc-oagh and
completely practical a. hat 81 4Hy similar irsti
tatsea IN lA~ Jns@a, lgrss.Ee Trart'~2! s1sr
e.sts In
Ba0E- KEEPING ASD ACCOUNTS
aAsrta4Ie ere-e se:@rssseat Of trade. corzrasrre
tgaBass @t1Fvse On prts8nr TIE ttst for'ls la
ssonr .ae rzosss1a.aotas gR:=ts- su-fs&- 81 sag~t
a1tv.ausny - gr g4rtg vr.njp 10 bu..ae.s = nrta
e. jrv@,etaas o. ads re@ 5E BIC fGrca&se and
49, "a! les~. .as@ A. ao.~s=4e all -et4... bga
pcrtsug ana exporting e" rltir Cxr acroG1t Oh
Cg-. -1r~..C1 - On .uE-t Sgecg.at5@r. Bsla@5n-
SIZE .Aiva IA stacks. re=l ss:ai~ A., jta job
Ing. Esla.@. @asrrsh@ sn@n@sartuta n st@@n.-
toa', r.5.'o@t taak52g aEi eA~@sng~- sd 1ss4 -
Or: staes ana @aartere asoe .atioas e=p.r% ally.
EVENING LECTURES.
Delivered ~ Frot~.-5>n&a teer Of sckEs- ledge 5
.l:s sE& tai 81 IS saascts iats asasefy caEhec-
ted eth tAe interest. o. she rperrAs.' recs sufc
ts:g@s al other, '3z: Grrca2ts3@ Law 44sro&5.
lag and Aarne I-2s, EaukiHg ana IL hsRge ry-
lis >. H5.:@r-. CouIercs&l Ge@sr&pbt. I@rs Of
%a.9as. Ht-e,ati1e Customs, lo.rssFoa4cne~
l. snc. .: counts, at.
Practical Pcnmanslip.
In THE n~rsf'-1~1;. a. To- al athe-s. thfs+ Co1
l. =. sa4D4 WITHOUT rtsa8. TIE ~ trs Of pgsr.
u A. tlF1Aratn t&+ ana L@e1~" EFtrloaATg Pen.
EA4t.":! 20 1nI#@f'G3i* na3aiTt1 b. Aii lovers Of
so"a hrt't"s - }-2-At al these tolie So A. 1T
s4o@I!e1 ana IL - 1s'g i','ts theE re ~ skas .
''.."a >Is .a""A- 81 re1aaAae1iF SEAT Zee oi
cASF1s. ca aYlt9ca.."a.
Mercantile CorrsposdeHce
~7@h T1f.ei@ss are IAiF"c4eea GpoE ibi' faA.f -
student ssu a. to fsEli!lar.ze bin sta cnru.
Lrf~4~t '-e al" 4 Aa~" AID F1FAsey."st--s &C ID
.i@E pro fr"a7 IL ".et', Account S4ls., B.!.s a
t&e&a1F~, 4.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS
r-r,A--r. .,s,.x..@ s,sv..,... a., ID. r-.,s...
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TERhs-pa,asie On Entering.
CHAS. & w" R. STONE
Wholesale ard retail dssler.ln
ii \ X ID w \ RE.

~ '~~~1 W 80 %ffi pr bit hfs Iftf
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
IAFEin store, and respectfully ofTer for,l.
III At 81. LOUIS o. Chicago prices, 10 the trad.
OF at retail,
100 kegs nails, (as.ortad sizes
100 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sab-. do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
ID coils lead pipe, DO
20 circular saws, large sizes
1000 # best leather betting. all widths.
l00 doz, butchers files,
80 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles.
100 doz. shovels and spadcs,
casks log chains,
2ooo lh-. carriage bolts, nuts ( washers.
- mouse-hole anvils,
- blacksmith bellows,
ogeih"r With sEe.y variety Of platform Aud
counter scales, carpenters, haeksmIth,s and
co"perss FOOLS; house building aud shelf hard.
ware, &c, &C. We have the largest and be-,
selected stock Of goods Ia Iowa, aud are bound
10 sell al the lowest la'es. Call and see If ~.
are hot In earLss'. No. 2, Union Block
h32-td Mascatins, Iowa.
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ID nartmen,. Of bookkeeping a Account,

Drg4Afrei aud conducted uPan the G0aatnx Room
.gsteu, the Hale - .tudy bng fitted up With appry-
PIRATE Counters. Desks, ETC.. IN Real Business. and
khs stadsut introduced to the practical
and s.atue flashes. conducted IN Banks. aoaEt-
lrs kn"ns, Railroad 0n4eas. ste.
Circular and Catalogue ~ - pages furnished gratait
oasjy su application - the undersigned.
yC.ry BRYANT, BELL N sIRarT0s.
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RAGLIXS
DRue STORE !
-, p,or. socrS or rHE A1'r''H a''"
r,oton. Cellar Street Iowa


~
wotfp pEsrrCTfr LILY iAHLik
"a s,,erfssa Of The pebble 70 Si. 10
- carefully selected ..-vr'.sL'
pnuos = MEDICINES -
rss.h i. wfli -sil ~ the a~SA
rgssib.s prices. He also ssep.~
coed ssoeA u pAinis, 81,
s,.p.. pas.s. Grashes. large
.ssartrasus: SOAPS SID F'eria-
rsery Of every d@scraViaoG-
s..t;ener,-psns. 'na.. peb-
rf1.. envelopes. paper. &r.
patsgt medicines ins fz2@1 es'~'
s.l~ts s,oet errr offered 10 Ills
Eaa-set salt .xes,s SANS.
curry-corBb+, gln1
let. ugrels ~ckoos 5ocs@
aAspk books naaAs bra5s' i@sA a~'
tx. .onr. candles. russrhs.. .i.,s.s. ...,.
unSE l. poRTAosiks'
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The subscribers will be prepared
- d clustering. and ali otber L ads n Macon
39gx ths coming -Gaz3H. ghc ~ them ill Al
nas. b. fg4ad .tth, &cy Court lfaa.e.
EbHARH GoHUEE,
Upton. Jan - l;gI THOMAS GoulEN.
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DkI NE~-In boxes AMI key for sale hy
i ian ~HtfkfE Il FI-f.NHaTT.
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1t Las ae.sga Of the rros rietor. Of ihsse Col
-. te sy@rs 81 exp gss IA making thee mode
installations s9r1ILE TIE Eu.t @aeg Gsts facilities
~ |esnS men 10 qualify themselves To- r.spoa
ssts positions = .ifs.
The ear-e Is: iBssrg~.Isa is II tEe*0Qgh and
c@cn tte;ey practical al 81 Ar similar irsti
t4tsoa IN tA~ lava, .2lyrss3ar Fr4~;' !! s1.'
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Practical Pcnmansiir.

ia The Department. a. !h al athe-s- thfs- Co1
L 2. sasE4 without rtsa3. TIE ~ .es Of Prar.
a. a. trrr arasusal and LADIES Egt+loiary PEN
Ea4g.n.p, 40 gairersz1ly admired By aU lovers Of
sossa HrsaE - &@@ ut al thesc Collie go a-e nj
tga&ie4. and it i. sate.sas4 they ~ ska11 s~
"ri..%a ~y-e aaa~a- ~ i'ezraa1*lip ssAt Zee vt
char ia asgfsFgf4sss.
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THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGl

The ouI, EST ABLIsIIED fomETeT~
cial college la tbs Placs.
E.sa@s arsa - a.t Lg@-E = - i " t43 > y :
Fuar ea1 a. - aEsa1s G@FFa1zs s3'=-
re-. reurtE e trass-Brt N2@ Esa4s - t"Sr@sfg
~1ea ttvy Est&s@@@ t-st ~ astt~f ~ @art t&N
wte.a 5rers. 3%-g=3 LOPEZ PRATT.
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.

Embrace general Xerelses AM rules Tor every . O.
E3~:y Il comp@& sslgns pertaining To nasiBs - t~
II Ia .at -or4t4g - SIZE asosI 70 aaern &ns a.
pryre4 methods LtrrssI, Ds.cg=ss.. ky.4.1ea.a
4rttfratt7r 4 ErcA4aErt f.c,
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sretzaI Ls~f@r+. Kali 5e e<irrTe occasIessGfiy ~
g<r!fsss~s ri kaeteH cs'esrrty. Laerary cad ara
ess,sar Fat5srEs whg1h va4 ts frst to TIC rs.t!Er.
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BUSINESS CARDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

SPLENDID STOCK
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT TIE
CASH STORE
PER KINS q CO.
By recent addition TO our ESTIRELT NEW STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, we are prepared to
offer TO our customers and the public, an assort-
nent of ELEGANT DEEsS GOODS, IN
silk Robes,
Berage Robes.
GrenadiIe Robes,
Pine Apple Cloth
and Organize Robes
Rich SILKS fMourning Silks
DsreZes Bayadere taientias
Fre1ch Jaconets By the Chsllie De Laines
Black Silks " touie de Chevres
Black BornbaZines Ducal Piaids
Black Chaies Plain ChRllles
Rich French Collars and Sets
Ealencienes and Honiton Lace do
Cambria, Linen and Pique Collars and Eets
Black Crepe Collars and sets
White do do do
Fresh stock GeW style Parasols
MAkTILLAs-In SILK, Chantiliy and French
Iece
White and Black Berege sha Wis and busters
Light Coiored Goth and Mohair Raglana
Large stock Of Housekeeping Goods
Best Cotton and Linen Goods for servants
All selected with Fat care and attention Tor the
best Retail Trade-unsurpassed in prices, quality
andstyles.
We are retailing best Cotton shirtings. Sheet
inss and Calie0er' at factory psKrNs pslsseKsir = cos
New Cash Store l4l Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-05

FURTHER PROM UrAH,-The Salt Lake corres-
poDdcnt of the st. Louis Republican, under date Of
the Sth ulr., says that the excitement there has
somewhat abated, and that this Is attributed in
part to the knowledge the Mormons now have of
the practical working Of the Jury law passed by
the late Legislature, 1t being complete nuliity to
the punishment any crime committed by the
Mormons. Under this law the CLERKS Of the Nor
mon county courts select the grand and petit
juries of the federal COURTS and such restrictions
are imposed as disqualify every Gentle in the
Territory.
The rupture between Judiciary and Executive
10 6tated be open and unless the
Governor yields, which he will not dc; and II the
administration moves iu the matter detrimental
to the Jadges, they will resign, and publish q
manifesto disclosing darker and bloodier scenes
than any heretofore exposed.
Judge Crsdlebaugh has adjourned the Court al
Provo, being unable to accomplish anything.
Brigham Young delivered q temperate discourse
in the Tabernacle, on the Ith.
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~ HARTsHoRsB's CURB-ALL-

TIE GREAT PAIN ANN1HILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED By a CHEMIST
BorTLEs II "a and 80 ceats and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
.SO SOIENCE, ga E1.- q
HAHTSHUHNHS CURE-ALL should be kent in
al families In case OF accidents sudden sic
IS it frequently In less time than It requires to
get physician. =
It cures pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
HARTSHORNR5 CUREALL cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilhlains
HAkTSH0RNESCURE-AL cures Crsmps OoIie
Pains in the Stomach OF Bowels.
HARTSnORNEYS CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast. Teeth and Ears.
HARTSH0RNES CDRE-A Ii cures Sprains.
Bruises, Scalds, Burns aud Frosted Feet.
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and Swelling of the joints
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
hom Gold, and Ague ia the Breast
HARTSH0RNES CURE ALL is good for Dyspen-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE-ALL as
Il acts upon tho Nerves, Musles, Sinews Blood and
Rsnes, and, by its warming ELECTROMAGNETIC power
expels ell pain from the system. Get bottle and
try it.
The above medicines TO be had ct ali Drug Stores
!s Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
virginia. oc l-6M
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k TIE PEOPLES FRIEND All dis
coveres that tend TO improve heal and prevent dis
ease are invaluable to the masses pTouiled the
prices at which they are held. not high to
prevent them from purchasing The proprietor of
BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs, in putting his great pa
nscea before the people had eye 20 this fact and
ing them. He knew that they would cure Dyspep
sa, relieve Merton sness. improve Digestion. pre-
vent Diarrf9a. allsJ Feyers, strengthen Debilitat
ed Consti utons and dspe Agues. and therefore it
was that he offered bis great remedy at prices
within the reach OF all. If you arc sufferer try
others who have been made whole, join in their
praises to the rest of mankind Price 90 cents per
bottle.
To be had Of all the principal Druggists in the
city Of Richmon and elsewhere in Virginia and
North Carolina. ap29
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BaoAp ROCK RAoEs-sEoosp DAY :

The race yesterday was . sweepstake for AN agss
that had never won race mp to the 1st OF Janu
airy last 800 entrance, $50 forfeit, three or more
to FL! the stake, to which there were FIVE en:ree
four of whom came to the score, dash of tw,
miles We were not on the track, but uuderstan nd
that The attendance was not large, and the betting
very light. Fly Away won haudily. The entrie,
were as follows: -s.
PD Powell named b Flyaway, years old,
by Boston, Jr, dam by imported Prian.--.
Calvin Green named b c. 4 years old. by 6riffe
Edmondson. dam by Priam.. m........................
Fondren, Williams Co, named b C, years old,
By Childe Harro.de, dam Betsy White........ /:
David Mcdaniel named MIR Harrison's b by
Revenue. dam wD---.......................
McDaDiel's c, years old. by Revenue, dam
by MAJ pd fl
tivna- a.
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ED- TIN GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
AND No HUMBUa.-
PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONoR-

RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no MeI.
:urial or Baisamc properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public in its curative resto
rative and rsnoyatlng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above TO
when they have occulsr demonstrations of the facts
3ut the proprietor, who has known Of the remedy
or twenty odd years. has KNOWN of case of twenty
years standing be restored to perfect health and
Ill other cases of shorter duration. 70 be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
cure provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient; and to any
purch hasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
tngly, In his or her case he guarantees o perfect
cure; and in of failure, Will furnish additional
medicine. free Of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will De effected with
ut inconvenience to the patient Sold by
GRUBBS APPERSON, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond.
de I0-6YnH No. Al Broad at.
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TIE CouSrY CoUar Of Henric, were

engaged yesterday 10 making adopted citizens
and ia disposing Of tipping cases, under the late
license law. Nearly every offender has had TO
fork over $50 and costa. for not getting tavern
license. and some of them have bad that amount
auadr pied against them. In the absence of Mr.
John B. Young, Attorney for the Commonwealth,
Col r. Milton Cary has acted prosecutor, and
succeeded in getting rid Of large number OF
trivial cases.
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,ve themselves to be as

D@- THKY prove themselves to be as
represented.
e3. The longer you use them the better you like
them.
E1- They never fail to give good satisfaction to
all who learn their use.
ca Unlike the most Of Sowing Machines, WHEEL
HR WILSON'S Improve on acquaintance.
~ And WHEELER WILSON'S Ria -hine is the
one that sells. my 2-ec3t+
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HOOP eKrRrs, like other articles o.

UUUF EAtn1oI An0 VoAUH "R e1ofSS VI
fashionable dress, have their inconvenjences.
few days since, lady, on Church Hill passed near
enough to fayorite dog who was dozing in her
path for her skirfs to cover his head. Q1ick rs
thought the poor animal sprang to his feet,
and supposing the netmen had come upon him,
made such tremendous bounce that he tore
through the crinoiine and skirts and ran OH to the
great annoyance of the madam, whose neat appa.
rel had been 80 uncerenoniously spoiled by q lazy