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fPaRTA ACADEMY LsTTGRYl
cAPiTALPREzE $50, 600.
'H"' TICKETS OILY $40. 81,
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Avsrsr, esorsii, DssssS,r IS iss al ss"AsA 90.
5-.r ri,, mOoD, EDDY &rCO M.n.eers
-,Afs "a, a saeee''et' ios SWAN 4 co. ~" ''','
sss o =, s'ss & ssasas VII ss drawn By wCoD EDDY CO
Vumb.i Loster.. - - lottery in each sIr srrIs
ils 49, ~ sa- ~ A. AUGUSTA. ueorxis in nsh
nc superintsndenee 0s1ami.son.rr. u Pno-
CiAss = DKtwr s<ItrKuAY.axssr ts.a, -
- SLsss : .DkA AsATuRuAYIAs sfga
C,nrsf 8 DkANs sATuRDaY,JAr fs' tsss rsr.-z -if
s'ts CLAse . nkAxs SATURDAY, JAN ~ is.e.
oLNs- . biAes skfCTD,Y,JAg a5iisss- f-fe'---
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~ sl-s tas 10000 -rlCKEIsi -
5,5iO PRIzKst .l-i7Nt 'if -.e
11AR4F FoaKP PRIZE 70 xyg7 r YEtyr -7crr,,, -s.
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- - - 80 - . 49,
asssss - ---s..,. -. 49,. -
= =. ; = - - 8; ::
T. - sAATimoEE LOCK HOsPIrAL.
~-.st. BR.-dOHNSTON :,
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fhis 49, Il % saa ~ nses
sisss - ...el LaIss.s !3FlEse. ls.Ps ~
s-,fsESlSs fossr q Prosrs.,ss h ose ss5ssl y
s.s n;s 70 zrrober hssss u.a syths psasas ssds
sSsy ss4 sisa .ss s' ne syss
s ssss, .ss .s.lspsd
on nss IsGss q .1,s
Pvsis oo7sr rsasais. .si ssstr.s ~ rSs,ssy ss-
s1 ses sss m 81. = , :. M .... Hssg
Other ys. n q. ss lnd s. s., 80
1Po,t.ni sarre.l operation,
f,cse Who vkh to Be spsSdnt srsct.ay rssvse
mead sb1l the Who ony uin
'scun, c .nc sppy ., e him :. =, . ,-ssi
H a9 dss, tlss Is sars.. n>'a
se pafecrar m Observing ths md aabr. VII
1s.aks he plAcs --..-.ft.
~ TAKE SoficE-oossT.e tie nsrneon the and WIN
= SSAst, "AhAsfhD, os 80 ChARGE IN FROM ONE TO
!. - ,<~..x... IwO DAYS. - ~ 81 lsls g--s-s
%f"~ 4AHSShfvh hAnSkn SS DRUGS CAkD.
q ph JOHNSTON, t-'eE lta-
me koyst CeIeze % London, rntnAts from
% the Cnei States and The greater
s sssa see' IN te Hplt.ls % LonSn P.,
aaf s1sSiSa . e OF he mos, Afonisn
-. "a ever knovn Many troubled vith rnsnf N ts
- ner s,ep erea, eens slzrrd - sac
r A'-hss N,a deAnsrzeni Of 1ind usre sars
- % ..s.taf -
tvh.a a. =. sAhLAts plskAsE %, -.i -. A.
y go i2r,sn. yotsry OF passsnre nnds M
49,, - M, - ~. pN'ie ssea. " 100 ons9 hnPpsns
sppiytng uos- Who f-or eu-.t,o, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
- sRc1 q, A. Z, sRSs1sFLvs 8 u Q: I re =

'af - - - NV ffsZt ~ %. ". . -
:. M Rlpezz3ss Aesa zs<s :. ~ oals . Sss6s,.
Why 80 Kbos-ko oshngs sts enppess an oppos;,ioe
cke bns many Dssoosuss csaus ssS sil noe ssppcs..
Housse so6ss tbey fsy~tbey e<os ssppar, Gao sho
lev years ago was In issoe Of dividing this gooys.
,eld tiouieon ia,o iror, secsiousl .parisi l.,
it that he can be. othefvise. ~ abs iue = I sp a
ocslc leke aud sipset To- h 70 lohs az tbefe
Is PsrI 20 sxst.bes oppo.-d % The preseht Deocfae
parry. firmly believe that 4 good see eon e nide
~ the Opposition. Honest Johu viii tny ittode " ere
be md all u his stripe sushe 10 stsy. the msa
seleciols sde good oues ard WI rappsrt any
ot them ~ uscesssry but .hoold pfttra cket Of this
stAHp.h uomiDsted .Fof " Root Rds ssy = tor e.,
Gov, Jcs Sesn; for Auy CENT Geo W Sumusrr.l 4
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I.aaGsa sss0Csi OF NsesHaCLoTRIN

I.aaGEa sssnCk OF FHEGFeCLoTBING.
tErNsuAws oUARtE8a g29 street In siors
rhs v-rsen..tyr- ~ Ooodsfor -ers<ntss
sss,st Ss;s s,s yY,s sA-ss ssss asoEsz.s
y1k ~ ssG Grdy s.tssst.,s ID 20 - - -. =
IGetrrA xssyrs Hs srylsni sa.inste; g. - 49,
Heavy Ri1e ard white striped i'nseyE ,t .ts-s b..
Hanchestsr osnAsurgs: Country eoes, -i
ueavy T~insd Fiannsis whlts ana Cora Bl.nkeis-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

...l.t -. et.-r 90 efs s.fssa tns sasss
.fs6sh-fia = "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
SAVE, YOUR CARPETS,
80 ~ a'z7s By CSTN6' 81 ~ sls
HaHHTNtsE Oyss tatf n3a

| CELEBRATED PATENT CARPET LINING.
To put under Cdypts. grdr Piper, c. dc
FHNHIs LISISG eondsasd T upy9gtO any alr used
fr the saving % oarpss or on potar Peculiarly son
cyEr IL aads grrstg % The warmth Of the t6a ~ PIE
vrn,n casing shrough the of the
tn. mstsrsi used ma npOs rndsrs h surs ro.ts'on As-H
ADiEs Cali 1T fHr oaArI Sf-nss AEp szs
pf he principal Csrpei sefrsin TIE stses
-, 90, N, v, oAkefT isISG Co.
srt- ., q, HkasFotos. Ageetl 4fs Nsler street. n.
Hssssoross oARB1 Is PEritus cqroS BiTrrxe
sisaty anai.etorng All fordef pronpiy Attshdsatc to-
oclk D ---.-., ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
sEAsONlAssBBsDn9iG0ODsr !,

nes az s1ss n, s e
SlSs saiisS s'sz ,s-ss
- H(@t4IE EEd ap3 sr ped sfks:
oopd urof ID Hhine II elnfa pnd loreners uef's
Sfsnh, kneish snd Anerrsn Q.leors;, y,,,-. =,
soS = DO g 81, %. Eurpsrs do '.,.,, y @ 10
d.ai.'. xiss. .ss ch,idIe, nes D -, -
l-a 1-syps Ms s,AyS BeIs y.,ts -pd bfrrsrs
vrs 4, x. e.s 81, ~ ia --s,-g
Lsfie. oo-ks 6tns. sh.vs; =. I, = - sesss
si--k ssd tsoev oai, Oloah aed CassimsreE ~ t-Efs
ksaosstc s Krutnrts ytsps. Eoys'w 'woNr:s ,,.s
He.v ~ lst le,hss saisvss Asa k.r~ -
Oefd sndsthA. Phsrs. f4ns Hlsnkss 80 -
Me v'cds Brovo and ocif bsqsses.y1 ~ .a.' ; % ii -,
h ihnrneshhs ofhsr articles IN TIE Dry Goods ine
and cesrsee sh.e VII be sold
| .sNAkN - vALEs1INE Jr,
bo e---,sS is,-, -, - Near th- c.pIo squ.,<s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

~ =, :. ...','..s s.'- ..s ~ - ss~sss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

I cS ri Ars; srsss; ss; -. -.
& itsa - or 9s asSs ss9s = iTos ' 4ai ''a-''
ssepis.H .steI go soE Irea .. s. .. ,l.l -,
tiT,', AZ .sd h1-s-'has ir~n
/" snsisa "a a, Aa-,le.a s oissrsd Steel a..
Rari.a'i pts"si Hcrss-stess
Tsu- saiei Tie Pss fr r,shar, t,,, eh.rso. brand
sI &c ST. sIs's l,l s2a e. ssf ..s 5P
nsI .----l ! !. No = 0.iI i,ss,i
Uur pSasrsR l.o 's5s ~ 'y.-a;r. Ia',g P'-','
saei s-L -...l L.tLt- .-..i Rsiasgoan 20
n EG,.o s,1.,TtssN g Pc :. .. .;.,s1 =. sss'V 'as
a.ss 80 ciais, s..,.. ~ 50 x.is...
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E9eais R.ssa4s's % ..U al .-
s,st - 'I,ii';Ss'ss'''f 'T.f.S.S '-' nsp7yOsp 100.
q G-ENTIEni,NS WsAa.
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= s,seess Tslsi Tsfs ssSiFAsi'' g. g. e. aaL
... % IsSa Hes'I sss "a o.. ........-..
R TsS5aI ~ % ~ 30 IS S' s = cssa Sa "a A1f sS'' e
b t',p t.S'.l S3s 'F- 81 s' &c 9s.i S,iii at,
n s.., ss go. "a. 3. ~ !. ~ ...s 90. so,, DO
% Bs.s bsIlis, "a, Pa'l fissd, sds .aa Berlin, sad
Ne s,-s,,'a. Ki 80 elo,i osa.s,;''
VS. 80, ..Fi S.ssy csss,'.s. ,ss ,.-.y
Si'ss .ss .SS n % 90 clo,. r,isa sss SsSy '
C6ftrsnt' 6iovsf sti n .irrf y ftrrs assosnt
10 WdrFtsi iartsts ani ralnas
Ne Weoi s,au ftnd C,nfus .... ... ..
s. FtDt.' Woli Fow Arf fAf WCss
General ytf, 70 30 ~ fi-s ~ % Nsn
rres, tissi cuRisutHs sJtrfE'p.
EoTT AND RHEVfUAttSu ggF voLbs, sPs.
NJ CfFC TIr atthe ueiitisr bas seer u-.f
.sssefoT 80 o. n vu ~ p. a ess' 20 ~ irsas sni
| abcti,,a NtAoEk HtkEa'i Pre 81 'piiin Sfs,s '
e,u iisd.'u ssr.sttot .ssVs r'-toa are.
aa.a-A -aal-aa-l .s-a-s -a--a.4-a=--4
avs AS,-sl1cof oanp5vdsr Teas hsf Crsssd ca'e,
| kssts p. -.-l -essl - 30 y tANsNloSI.
- sa ssscsGs sugss. Circle A, Es,r. Q, aad T,uo-
| Tnrsi tihsf iai cut tbfsuEu ....
/ ld hafb5zcs losf Sossr.. ~ ssis ~ .-...
dsis-ia La-t..a n r. Laws wYEs co.
pROrrrP rssF rNGai
FHNia uaaltsH CORK RssPtR kfDn srti-is sysr
- 80 s' ,s's1 g = I 81 10 s q. g y, ssre
I fsv o. /. ,,sr -, -s-sf - Tes' 80 - ~ '
30 ~ i.. snSDE = RtKERs Pc. ,o,i,s stsr..
dsis III lss ha'a f,rrr, sor ahsse 49, 20 nee.
ga zee ~ nt.rs. iPLOW sCaeWs,
~ Nreq.hi Slfs Lea W,shers. oSfch Tra
sors al isf iais steA9, y qlealn o sai ,..fss
| 0ttEifSON ,Afb n ~ q %
sasa ~ Z. ,-. p 3 y. Nsise s.,r s,rs,ts
nNiAru We have Ia store ~ sal. p,sss Iot 81 WA. q
Hah raw cfa spfatetc ptuIJ n 80 80. end tessif
noa6 II cor1si Va aud CsFy s,rsefs.
.4toIftH EHut 40 HFAad
80 b. ~stgsa Z .ssaaasH ahot-- .asG raT a9
tfas tahuiut sst .lasa isa, 3D. lsnis, ttss.iu.l.pi
gtc yssg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

w. s,,s -, FALL, TR AIDE. ter ~ IL
-''''- y. u. fF RGUSON, JR., * CO., t--'-
IMPORTERS AND J0BRERS OF DRY GOODS. +,
AVE their Aesesand vsn lighted
No PsaH Stree and stock Of f0R-
Ei6N AND noMssTo nRY GoonS, .heh they uskipg
additions Of which entirely and chiefly ~ their
Tfer Eih turopean MaRnao
ursrs enable present his ali
% Wbe Goods, Irls Losns, DAasks, Ao Cloths,
casrts ystifss and Ladies Dress Good. - lova. The
bouF. which with select sock 81 Domestic Goods
they Oer % The trade for cash. Psneta-l month"; time
very ysnAll advance HH.ss r. rEsFa - al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

rkksii naY cDopS.- ~ y.iisss .iri1.i.. We are r.
- R.rcY snd Hesrpps Pr,rts - - - ~ = -s-
,plpssd sst btssfs ry:ss i's...,'.o :,
sions'r peBegef; bsysdere DO. =
- ~ x AaIS P..d Wool Lip.sy - "a, - ss-ts'g
kice CamNFes, An Soiors -i' a'SE s-t~ ---,-- g.,
" ! nsnn n tuu yari.ty sFs1-st.
| NLte snf Soorei Nsxro bstkso II
/ q. Bed hIsusess. eoy,pop % saper - = '
! - ksn'usky J. Ans: Hssyy weot rreeis irs-
Which We eHr d he ais 4, mn 10. ere.. .g 1ss
h-i o. 4 t.,u go. KyvT PkfsR d 90 Il
~ Ex ITCH Dt<, sSNsp6sss z-sy s,s-u,s q ddiians
IN our stSck o nyv ttye Ieess Goodt
We ter1 We
Bfsc ofosdr Hhine TaGsa Sts, rorv cheap satsI
Rich Deable skjrt and rro pGpn, ca Rob.
\ ,R,eh Raysdsrr md kbfs LSs etf ped sass 4
ttid cpiore. fSnss ana sfournnf stiss y,-,sr sse
Lafgr sbSk very pretty fJcIlainrs o. y
= tsrge stok Ech freuch DeLalnss % vys
Crest variety % ov priced cshra-rr>
Nev and Pch ae ca IRE.
hoss OF tlose oAs1p nd eicves. = - 80
''fH S,F'A FHsKIas a 90 y New Cash store - !
lnaal.--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

-rS ,s- : 's s-s. ,.s--. = -,..s., %. -.
s>rs sssrsss We - '.,s-s 80 ss-, - --,'-,
- se.s $50 .s's s,es' y ~ Z, NV -. a =
a - -. t,.s.s-ss $3.50 ~ 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
-. ''''....,,'ERoM EURoPE, e : >
= DETAILS RY, The AMERICA. .

ThE ATLANTIC TKIiGRArn-AS AStTuIR CoHrAAr 0eeAs-I
Irisa--ExGIaAs ASb rnr sUsrEp srsrrs--Iur. xH-i
Rr rsiSfaiLAsp-skes A esf isis fr,IrA wkHisxx nos,S
Ntsfs-lstER,srs flox Cnisk--ExacIsL Aryaikl,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

xlsss-fstER,snye flox cnisti ti.rixla Isl a,,aikl,
30 -
iHsp'Tsx. Jan. 2,lls5? The royal mail steamship.
Amsre Captain klar. which left L erpool S.tuid
a,oytine. The I'd hat. '.s4s a'FTTy
She fepolts sfSng sssiisfy s.l daipg the snte pas.
cage @-f' - fcs-'s
The market fora meiieas stocks ws qple, xessrs.,
Psing Brcih. qlo Lai'ed sates tes d 1867 and
dsds lusi loAi; do 6yes. sa AAssaehssets hves lis
.lOsi; AsfslAus fires "a PsaosysaOis fYes s4 do.
d.. bosd, 1875. sSf.s7t lnn,is Genital shsre 81 d.
soant; do oosds. s-s2' .Psnes5isaris Central siIa
fF't mortgsge. ?2.2i.,-.1- ~, ~. =
hessr'. b u Co. report ssersge busness in Safe
stock nnali.Isd prcss--AmeSesa IaiLosd secntes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

= - . s,sss ..s..,, < :. s,,s s,soeH a:,sn,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

sfi o. ~stgsa s'1oash siot- ssG rer %
tss tahuif5t bst ssisa isi l glniss t,s1.i.ul. .pi
~. 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

HEAVY AND rBgITE eHeFs. Ps,tsi -
EI fsRMrRs we hAve % hehd. and Grt Mating -lzl1
family. Mens Heavy Drate 49, Pe~d
vey best qsy so ssn's HeAyy Nailed and PeEed Brog,n'
and kry Hhces snfle for snd boys All ~ gAnt
uFsa eood Shoes uel yl last npd gpot Assoumeqi al
hand Also hsn Hesvy pouhle Gs hpo 1ads vsyg
noi1 Z uHNrt.rfan . ptT3rY Watts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

Nt3rISE.rhe sssaey oT ,as saofip. Hsnsrrss sapecr
INwHIsKY torfaey held by MeSss Deanr Brows ssd -
seat Mr. 7 Jas Deane with the of Mr. Desne
ss hat IN sors sad sc, 70 fssp eon
charged BY the fff
sse1 '~ (isf u At - pUNfOHik y aRrKNHoE.
TENLIAFER ykO FAMILY FFiOVIf.-we siIi CON.
knc-h Few days. making the nboxe uLolasd 1rnna u
foa Persona Ssdr heir supplies Will pssss leave
ssii O-'' f-S' y - rKlTAykHRo REID (.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

a their stand, Of Wall aud Frantiir stree.s i
osrrnu sell NEGRO Es. both pubIlsly and priS
frscna e 10 u.s. nsy BE asared In setinF
the hyheai mo ket nree Tor thera. L.. rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

NJ ~. 81 ,ess'gFd drset o,o Ktniacty very rSt
ehogs al superior Tot OF scrE have MuLts sen
snlc Ia and plantatinn
oE Ehd break deiixef
county, a nsnN tt At Dssis ruirh
sons, Ia.e flr,n,s ald =. Waikiki.
b Alf recsr cf freSh stook.
syery rnenA ynqnr. As s6oy. taele--dl 80 '. k.E.g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
. ,DsNNIs, 4. = a:nnsFnEti,. Z g :, = :: 7.

Erantiin street. eoposits NF,Topo'ttnF Hdn 't.lf {
VTND " 'orm IRE Of acfraend and VI
Nv iaiy ,a.ihry prspsrsd 70 DO eysr o.
FS Osn ClsscanE. ISL aud Al ALLOW
ei;y ;G r Casa 1struen wesf
la arIr yei rssned and r~psrc Ia the superior
tho&E We employ -xpsrieacsd
IN snd vuArsntv- sAtaciion in AL se under
take. Rtimcnk ADtY Eand and y erhiiteie
Gnr md - 20 pIsoe" nee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
Isbs sNsD ,S8. 0lI- ~,
FHL AND WINTER STOCK.

HAVE open lsr-e s,e wr.lsr superior -
n READY AADE cLoTEIko and -, -. = 80 !. ....r.
cOnprsng ali m styles asipA Paats sns v,;
Lre1s ovsr Goats seks rne Sh.vs 4nd Tsyeng
nlat n DO o,si@sI srs a. cap c.dEAn i-sssls " ~
Hoetr, N and Miao Ua4r shirts ant Drawer
varied fakke the
rtSh q = = s.fe
for ire a. heavy aiuate Ny pAvns
nd shs yub gsner solicited % can and e.
H No Main strtAti
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05

lditiona ckNrt.. d'no vArist,or.r s~--NA sH-
" Red snern Agents Advertisements not % he In
tbsshArs a TIE. nsnal
rus s.ssssS. ~ - Aal b sg -. N.
with The privilege 4 change shall Tot, OF their year.
~ The sInanp
atgndDg ric unar an etceed
kac G-. Al lls Ss1G =
Inserted S-nesiy Wiz ~ 70 eenu
puare 10 acs tt Ar ns-risn And 20
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
Newspaper Change at st. Anthony and
Minneapolis.

The Minneapolis State atlas, of the 29th..
edited by the able and energetic VIM. S. King,
comes to us with the following announce
ment:
To Our Arrangements have
been concluded for merging the State atlas
into the Minnesota State Neaos, with which
paper shall hereafter be connected. The
publication of the Atlas will, therefore, cease
with the present number, only so far as may
be necessary to complete the legai ao'e'uS-
ing already commenced.
| Those subscribers who have paid for the
Atlas in advance will receive the State News
for the unexpired term of their subscription.
All advertisements paid for, will, also, be in
serted in the News for the term agreed upon.
Iwould here tender my most sincere thanks
to the many warm friends who have extended
to me their aid and support through the
brief, but somewhat stormy career OF the
State Atlas. WILLIAM S. KING.
We understand that Mr.. King takes the
place of Mr.. Crottut in the News. The new
arrangement cannot but be favorable one in
a pecuniary point of view for all concerned ;
and affords the Republican party in Henne-
Din one organ, to give unity and vigorous &C
ton to its counsels. Our pleasure, at this
change, is modified somewhat, by the fact,
that Mr.. Croffut retires from the editorial
| field of labor in Minnesota. A man of talent,
a piquant, original writer, and, We believe, q
man whose life is controlled by honest, sound
principles, we take leave of him from the ed
itorial corps of our State, with profound re-
gret.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
Proposed Ship Balloon Voyage to Eu-
rope.

Mr.. T. S. C. Lowe, the eronaut, has
brought his immense balloon "City of New
York." out of doors. 1t has been placed in
Crystal Palace Square, in New York city,
and connected with huge gas metre holding
200 cubic feet of gas, from which it is now
being filled, preparatory for the air-voyage to
Europe, which, IF the balloon bears we'll the
test of imitation and out door exposure, he
designs starting on IN some two or three
weeks. A party of six men, names not yet
announced, will accompany him in his peril
Gus undertaking.
Some idea of the size of the balloon may
be formed when we state that if spread fiat
on the ground, it would extend distance of
400 feet
The fabric of the balloon is oiled twilled
muslin. The pattern was cut from six thou
sand yards of this material, and was sewed
together in eleven sections; the work was
done by seventeen sewing machines, making
three rows of stitches to each seam. When
varnish, it covered two acres.
The netting is made of cord of three
strands, each strand containing twenty
threads, weighing in all one thousand
pounds. ."..
The basket, suspended from the contracting
hoop to which the net is attached, is six feet
in diameter; it is made of strongly woven
wicker work, about two inches thick; the
sides are about four feet high, and are cur
tained up with canvas, making circular
room or cabin, in the sides of which are win
dows. - ...
This cabin is heated by newly invented
stove, lime being used instead OF fire.
A trap door, in the centre of the basket,
when opened discloses rope ladder leading
to one Of Francis's metallic life-boats, 45 feet
in length, made expressly for this ship, 1t
contains Caloric engine, attached to pro-
peller. At one end of this boat is fan or
fly-wheel, of sufficient dimensions to drive the
whole ship up or down without the loss of gas
or ballast Chough the latter will be taken as
precaution.) A long and very broad oar,
or rudder, at the other end of the boat, will
assist in shaping the ships course. This
boat will have crew of six. 1t will also
contain water. and provisions for six months,
also rubber ife-boat, life-preservers, rock
cts, &C., for signals, one barrel of lime, and
everything necessary for use and comfort.
When rugged and fitted the ship will be three
hundred and fifty feet high, and will have
the power to take up twenty-five tons. Mr..
Lowe has instruments Of his own invention
for ascertaining his rate of speed, the direc.
ton of the wind below, &C., &C. 1t is ex.
pected that the voyage will commence in
about ten days. The gas is furnished by the
Manhattan Gas Company through gigantic
metre capable Of registering half million
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
From Warrington.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette. -
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.

'." WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The pamphlet Of Mr.. Douglas falls still
born. The public are tired Of the subject,
and don't want any more hair-splitting, meta
physical disquisitions, to show the difference
betwixt tweedledum and tweedledee. Doug
las is, in vulgar parlance, played out; and he
had better keep himself quiet for while lon,
ger, and bide his time. He is now beginning
to be looked upon as an insuferable bore, who
is always turning UP at The wrong time and
in the wrong place The next election will be
Q square fight between modern Democracy
and Republicanism, and the people will be
Obliged to take their places on one side or the
A good story is told by Lancaster paper,
OF an incident which occurred during Buchan-
ans recent visit. James B., it seems, took
q fancy to brakeman on the train between
Columbia and Lancaster, and thus accosted
him: .-f ....t, n. n
Mr.. B.-Young man, are you employed on
this train? '0' '.-f'ti ~ :
Brakesman-Yes,s sir. .II
Mr.. B. tpatronizingly. )-How would YOU
like situation at the White House -
Brakesman (mischievously .)-Old man,
your time is too short.
Mr. B. made tracks.
There is a rumor of another collision be-
tween Hughes and Hagner, the rival cand-
dates for Congress in the First District of
Maryland. A duel is spoken of as the prob
able sequel. a
There fs trouble between the harmonious
Democracy in Philadelphia, Florence and Col
lector Baker being at loggerheads.
There is report to-day that the Mexican
Minister has received information of the con-
clusion of treaty between Spain and Mex
leo, by which the latter agrees to satisfy all
claims of the former, and recognize the bind
ing force of all the treaties between the two
countries. This is intended as blow at Ju-
arez, because the money to be paid under this
arrangement can only be collected at parts
held by Juarez. This will give her q pretext
to aid Miramon in breaking down his rival
Under such circumstances, our government
can hardly consent to stand by as an idle
spectator; mo.
Mr. McLane is still In Baltimore. but will
leave in a few days in the Brooklyn for Vera
Cruz, where it is believed the treaty will be
arranged on a satisfactory basis. 1t is be-
leved that Juarez is not unwilling to have
rupture with Spain, as it would give him an
opportunity, with our assistance, of course,
of carrying the war into Africa, by attacking
Cuba.
John A. Dix is to-day first on the Books
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-05
No Vote at Pembina.

We understand, from Mr.. David Hunt,
that he was at the ST. Vincent poll, Pemblna'
on the day of election, in pursuance Of ap-
pointment by the Republican State Commit
tee to guard that poll that Joe Rolette was
absent at Pembina mountain; and that there
was no election whatever held there on that
day. at st. Vincent. There is ample proof
from others that there was no poll opened,
and if any return is made to Ottertall' II
is a gross forgery from beginning to end.