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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10

RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Gov. Wise has is
sued proclamation offering reward of $500
each for the arrest of the following named
fugitive insurgents; Owen Brown, Barclay
Copper, Marian and Jodd.
SAcKvILLE, Nov. 4-The Horse Express
has arrived from Halifax with news bruught
by the steamer America.
The departure of the steamer Great Eas.
tern for the United States had been again
postponed, this time sinedie. She will prob.
ably not leave this year.
The details of the treaty agreed upon by
the Zurich Conference had been published
from which it appears to be mere amplifi.
cation of the Villa Franco agreement of the
Emperors.
The rights of the Grand Dukes of Italy are
reserved for the consideration of the Congress
of Powers. Spain was dissatisfied with Nor
occo's offer of participation, and war was
considered imminent.
The Sandman Government has issued de
cree calling for loan of 100, 900, Ooofr.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. THE overland mail
with dates to the l4th ult., arrived here last
night
Great preparations were making at San
Francisco to receive Gen. Scott. All the mil
itary companies and soldiers in the Mexican
war would meet him on his arrival, and es-
cort him through the city. All classes of
people were preparing to pay him their tri-
butte of respect.
The creditors of Messrs. Chepening & Con-
rad. contractors between California and Salt
Lake, had attached the stock and other pro-
perty for debts amounting to thirty thousand
dollars. It was feared that the mails would
be suspended from this cause.
The water courses throughout the State
were at the lowest stage, and minors holding
claims in the bed of streams were gathering
rich harvests Of gold.
The advices from Oregon are to October
sth $50 emigrant wagons had arrived at
the Cascades, Washington Territory.
Capt WALTON, of the Salt Lake expedition,
and Lieut.. Malfen of the Fort Benton wagon
road expedition, announce the good health
and prosperity of their commands.
Capt. WALTON had rendered great service
to the emigrants on the route.
The Indians were quiet.
Everything quiet at San Juan.
The British Colonist says that it is current
ly reported that anew Governor named Howe
may shortly be expected.
The shipments of gold from Victoria in
Sept amounted to $4,000.
The miners at Frazer River were doing
well.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-11-10


we'll
MONTREAL, Nov. THE following impor-
tant item of news is taken from the Liver
pool Daily Post of the 9th of Oct, a copy
of which was obtained by the steamer North
America -
The public will learn with overwhelming
grief that the splendid vessel the Royal Char
ter was totally lost yesterday in Muffa, Red
Bay, near Bangor. The melancholy intelli-
gence which reached late last night, was
brief, but we fear is only too true. Of up
wards of 400 persons who were on board on
ly 10 are SAID to have been saved. There is.
hope, however, that this statement is exag-
gerated, but under the circumstances the loss
of life, it is to be feared, has been immense
The Royal Charter had about half a million
in gold on board.
Where the disaster took place is not known
for the telegraph had ceased to work, and so
destructive had been the storm ,long the
coast yesterday, that the Chester & Brken-
head r. R. had been destroyed in two pla-
ces
AT Penmona we found twenty of the bodt
dies of the dead, who had been washed
ashore.
The bay in which the catastrophe occurred
is two or three miles westward of Putin Is
land, in Anglesea, and six or seven miles to
Al Il
beach for several miles, with promontories a
each end of the Bay. The country around
is wild, and but few houses about.
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TT Henry Ward Beecher in the last ma

TIT Henry Ward Beecher in the last num-
Der Of his Star Papers very worthily makes
good point against those people who re-
gard pitching into some body" as the chief
end Of life: We have made orthodoxy q
study. AID by an attentive examination of
The Presbyterian, TIE Puritun Recorder, and
such ike unbicmsht cOnfessors.ree haze per-
ceivei that is truly sound tOho does not pitch
intO SOMEBODY Gidt Is not sound and that real
modern orthodox man, like a nervous watch
dog, must sit on the door stone Of his system,
and bark necessarily at everything that comes
in sight along the highway. And when
there Is nothing TO bark at. either must growl
and gnaw his reserved bones, or bark at the
moon to keep up the sonorousnesso of his voice
Aud 40, for fear that the sweetness of oar
temper may lead men 10 think that We have
no Theological zeal, we lift up an objurgation
now and then-as much as to say, Here We
arc, fierce and orthodox; ready to growi when
we cannot bite"
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Cooking Stoves,

Cooking Stoves.
I'VE have for < lc three sz Of the
w kEISrUNE STATE Co king stove for Coal
BEAUTY OF THE NESr
TIE VICTORY
Tac above stoves warranted To bake well, to
draw we'll, IN fact To well every way. They as
good stoves any in the market little heavier than
any others and ute as cheap as the cheapest.
We have the following patterns OF Cooking Stoves
for wood
TIE TF.NNESSSEAS, with or holes;
THE BLACK OAK;
THE OLD HICKORY:
THE FOREST HOME:
THE COMET, sizes
We have also full supply OF Paror and Alntel
Crates, Jamb Crates, Sc.
Heating Stoves.
We have good assortment Of Parlor, Store, Onice
and Church stoves, for Coal or Wood
Jaui5-tf MACKENZIE 4 MINCiIIS.
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stomach or Liver.


stomach or Liver.
such indigestion Aciaity Of the stomach, Chono
Pains, Hsarlbarh, Loss % Appetite, DespoudebSy
CustiseneEs Sind and Bleeding Plles. In all Ser
sous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Aneetious, IL has 10
numerous Instances, proved highly beneficial, and 10
others etfeoted decided cure.
fhs - a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
STRICTLY scicuNne principles, after the manner 81 lbs
celebrated Holland professor, Bserhave Because of
IL Ia most OF the European states is
nGruiuotion into the United States ntcnded
especially for those OF AthSrtAhd scattered here
ana theirs the fAoo % this mighty country "
Meeting With great ruccrss ancag them, nov ole
- u The American public, knowing THAI ia truly
derfai uscsiirlnAl vlrtucs must be acknowledged
10 u particularly recommended tnozc pcrpon
whose constitutions may have besa impaired BY th
contihaOas al aTent sIarts other TURNS ~ DIS
siIaton GENERALLY instantaneous ia eeet IL finds ils
way drscss al tbs of iile thrilling and qack
ing eyery nerve, raising up the dropping sgfit,
ia fact, nfusng nee hcaith and vlgOF le - stem.
NonCk-Nbo,vcr expecu % ana tha heyefa
~iil be dtsapfDinted = bat ~ tbs siek tae ~e4k
o~ spiritd u Vii prove grateful zronstie cordiA
possessed OF singular rs1npisi psepsFssos =. ss
CA4 sen.
The great Popularity u tisis aeisskifai Aroma be
indaced many lailtAtions, shrh tias rablic shoai
guard against purcl.sing- he nas persaaaod "a be
anything sise abii yua have glseo Ilsefhase's Ho
land Hittefs FAIR Usl ODe bsltis siil cop sinee y.
he's Infinitely saserior u is o. al tisrre lniiztiuna
ss- sol3 81 81 pes boslls, % 50 bss,iss fsf o.,
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Commercial.
{ DAILY PATRIOT OFFIcE,
- On IoEn

Business during the week ending last eve
J ming was quite amin ,ted. There is still con-
siderable complaint Of the scarcityof money.
but that want does not ri usly affect the
trade in tn staple prodacts of this region, for
| the movement of which to market there is
plenty of 1.-THE ready" Nothing is wanted
but willingness on the part of holders to dis
pose of their produce at the market prices,
which ar highly remunerative.
COTTON-Up to Tuesday evening the sales
reached about 700 bales at prices ranging
| from to 1Osc p D. There is good demand
and all that is offered finds ready sales. I'VE
heard of sales yesterday of As bales at 1000
| l0t of SIS bales at from 10 90 to 10 65; and
80 bales at 9 5O(99 SIS.
| The total r.ccipts at this port since LIST
S ptcmber last, amount to l3, 03O bales against
| 1914, at the same time last year.
TOBACCO-The tobacco market is not yet
as brisk the demand justifes. The article
| is coming in freely. Sales to Tuesday eve
ming of 62 hogsheads at prices ranging from
| 81 to Sc s. p cwt. We heard of sales yos-
| terday at a. HAMILTON of several hbds-ihe
highest figure being 80.
BACON-Th're is an active demand for
NV bacon, al 8; hog round. The receipts,
however are light aud the sales small.
L ARD-Is in r gu st at l09l0tc p b.
FLOUR - The IN ,rkpt continues steady
with an average demand. We quote extra
family at s696 so p bbl.; Superfine 4 500
IS.
WHEAT-Buyers are now paying sOcCss1
for prime wheat.
CORN Is selling at $4,000 per bushel.
OATS In d.-mand at s0G985c per bushel.
DRIED FRUITS Apples 81 s0@l 90 p
bIshrl; peaches, unpealed So; peal 81 SOC
| IS IS.
SEEDS Clover 25G7 so; Millet 10;
Timothy 3 O0CG3 %; Fax IS. Herd Grass
| l 25@l50; Blu Grass, clean, l 1902 90;
stripped l lj(9I 25; O.chard j09l 10;
II .agarian 2 80 p bushel.
SUGAR Supply abundant Brown sugar
is selling at 74C982c; Loaf l21; crushed I23;
powdered l2l. p D.
COFFEE RIO l249 13c; Laguyra l4(9 Is;
Java lS4C92Oc p II.
MOLASSES Sin barrels 30@33 p gallon;
half bbls 35(938c.
WHISKY-ls now selling at rs cents per
| gallon.
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DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

uE<4SnS<> DIX King formerly OF New YORK, for
kxAu8 ths last focE years VI Louisville, ksn-
tacky .a ho devoted Attsntion treat
OF private diseases faF 80 years, aastsrs
himself, having attended a pfactice for many
ysars, and cured nsay shoassads, he s cHabis 10
cure all diseases Of private nslaro, Enstsef bow
bad they may be from snjaascecs Iseica treatment,
OF FROM eegect ~ their DR.. kng's issESnsary
\ No 3 neaaerIck street, ess~ees Cherry and the
Square seend story where he esErs all diseases ef
private nAture
eoSokkA.A cured xaAsus aAasrloas nedlcias or IN
reference xiEb baziness.
sfsferr of old aAte, eaecfnslly cured -
Tea lays, By operation ~hhh c4asss no taia.
Nhere = >trcsarr exists ksAith cannst 10 eu5uys<d.
PERHAPS no DISEASE causes mischief and unGcrs
aius,s tllc cslsastslsthsa ~ taaek.
str1lss. siIa AL The dsrs<s q ths akEn, xre~ins
eat u aegseet % bad ee4Ensnts can b snscis.liy
eerc.i IA a fox aAys-
sxxaxAt wkAkxxzs-farsaenArs sse nson IA ssnz besn
isen thss disease, saa ali tLe ccns<s,seuoez Er0s
lns eak q a, brs1<ht n mssy 81 NE de-
sfr1etxs hsb1s u asuasAtcEssx fe<fliz and sxees-
sise i14atsns u ms I4ss sesiset ef wash 3aii
.aodartllns lke ieE1ns s1tbsef IN O.
Ter hakte4ser seests add ezasng EreaAllrs asr
feal.kn@ ~ha msy - l.e<ataz 44s dlincslIy II
Re wesab mas fest 2Asarea q tmnseslais FrieL
fereaa4 resAii.x <hspa4. b ~frsag zas stating
her case Zee sHei<se<l, 3iFvefs4 ~ A. ksnF
<o - Il.4efsek <tFert, A2zAsllle, Tena ~sii lase
.hs ne~ss@AFy uaezs<s.e kear sfirczs,
szsr4Ff alFssIlaos- s<rtes sscresy a1sesxsa. 0Goe
bosrsffon soesock in DE snarnlas assl shs sss-
ning 2svzes1Esx1y
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N arkess.

New ORLEANS, Jan. I9.-Cotton sales to-
day 1000 bales. Market unchanged. The
steamers news had no cffect upon the market.
Sugar hrm, sales 1000 hhtls ut ct. Molasses
S2s. Flour has advancing tend -ncy, sales
5000 bbls, 371. Corn active sales $500
hHsh"ls, opened at | 0O(9l 05 aud closed ut
S5C9l co.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. i9.-The commercial re-
view shows decrease a. compared with last
year equal 10 l25, 900 hogs. Pork firm and
excits'd, mss, sal,s Toe bbls Is 90. Bulk
sides, sales $4,000 pounds a. 81. Lard in kegs
Ilh iva
Nav YoKK. Jan l9.-.eveniug - Cotton
huoyant, sales 5000 bales l2(Gl2s. Flour
bnoyant; South, RI white wheat 500. Sugar
strady 7(Gs Coffee 1rmi sales 10000 bag-
lla9lls.
CINCINNATI, Jan. l9.-- Evening" Flour
active advanced 5(a Toe; rupertine IS GOA
5 TO- Corn firm a. sos OATS 60. Whisky
2S3. Mess Pork acIige-.sl7 60. Mulasses
SO. Sugar firm 6l9Tt nf
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supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday, Jan. 49,
J.K. Mathis vs. F. E. Davis's estate. Opin-
ioa by Caruthers, J.; reversing decree and
remanding cause.
RI Owen VS. T. G. Leech ct al. Opinion
by Caruthers, j.; affirming Judgment below.
T. Stewart Us State OF Tennessee Opin-
ion by c ,ruthers, j.; affirming judgment be
low.
Wilson, Pop ct al VS. T. G. Fanch"r ct al.
Opinion by Caruthcrs j.; reversing Judgment
AMI remanding cause.
Frank a slave. W State of Tennesse". Opin-
ion Ivy Mckinney, j.; reversing Judgment and
remandiRg cause.
j. D. Goss W. u. Singleton ct al. Opinion
by Mckinney, j.; affirming decree of Chan
cpllor.
TT Smith va W J. Lester. Opinion by
Wright, j.. affirming Judgment below.
f. Douglass vs Sam'l Bugg. Opinion by
Wright, j.; affirming Judgment below.
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Intelligence from Indiana.
ION Eli sIsADt, says.

ABINGDON. Wayne CO., nd, April 81, 1851.
''Aiiow me To- say t.at Hcoiand's German B'tiers
have truly performed miracles IN thls part II the
country, aud there many who can ana dosreak Of
rs exrelleRcy and iutrns'e merits. send yoa the
names Of who have been greatly relieved BY IL
- J. swing, Mrs. II. Carsoa Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt,
Mrs. Joha Minor, M. n. Heise, Mrs b. sell and ma
ny others
These Bters are intended for Liver Complaint, IS .
pepsiA Nervous Debility, add Diseases arising from a
d.sordered stpmaeh They vii perform ~haG IL n said
they viii. For sale by druggists and store keepers
in every town village the United states, Cana
Jas Vest Indies aud South America, rs cents per
bottle See that the signature Of e. n jackson Is on
the wrapper % each bottle. So IAnI-ln
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

THE HERoIC DEAD.-Among the physicians
and nurses who volunteered their seryic 3
during the yellow fever visitation at Norfork.
under the auspices of the Relief Society Of
Philadelphia, fourteen fell victims to their
philanthropic missions The remains of
those who were uttered at Norfolk, having
ben claim d by the Philadeiphia Society
W exhumrd for interment in that city. aid
O Tuesday last their remains we're escnrted
to the boat by b Howard Association, the
Aasons. q ID Fell Iws, and military.
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IN oRpERrNaTIcKErs Or CERTIFICATES


Enclose the money % address for tue Tickets or
dered reooit u whhrh they will b. forwarded by
nrst mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any
ngurv they may designate.
Tho List Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be seat
N purchasers Immediately afteF the drawing.
81 Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, hnc give their Post ONCE, county and State
e. Rene mher that every Prize Is drawn and maya.
bic in fnii without deduction.
Hs- Al JrizS or 81 900 and under, pad Immediate.
ly after t3e irawing-otbcf primes at the usual time
thirty ,lass. . e z
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Thoso who prefer not sending money by mall can
The adams Express Company
whereby money for Tickets, Ia sums Of Ton Dollars
and apW ris, ca be seat rs
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where they have an once.
Tb- fnonfy ana order ma be enclosed IN n Gov
tkNAtNf POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE or
tie express canhyt receive them.
All cnmmun cations strictly con adential
Addr.ss Orders Tor Tickets OF CertGcatesto
WOOD, EliR CO., Augusta, Georgia.
or, Woo kllll CO., Atlanta, Georgia. ..a
or woop, EDDY c CO., Wilmington I,ciAwars
So list ~ the numbers that are drawnrrom
wheel Nth the amount 81 the prize that each one 10
entitled %, - 30 be- Published Aiter every drawing, ~
the following IaIfr .AHgSsa Ca Cislsfifsioaal-
~. Nes Ort,1ss Data, Audlle Rayister. CAarsesss
Nanaord AdshrItis GEetfe Atiahfa Islclig~accr Ncs
fesk Weekly lag book N4raHRaA DaslF Aclas RleA-
s.oai BssBaich. Aets YORK DssatcA, aad EaHldias
tsis) CGrIass, and LtE.s Roek Ark Tras De4oeraf
tEs.iA-td
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The sEIixfr.,s

Prepared by Dr Jas WILLIAMS, for the cure Of DYs
PEpSY and nothing but pYsPEIsl las advertised in
another eonmD, has, % ,ts own merits obtained for
Itself high reputation IN Philadelphia, IhAi rhyst
eians acquainted with It's properes uslng sthe-
selves prescribing 20 their patients convinced,
by Observation OF It's great efficacy restoring the
iisordered digestive organs healthy function.
meFous cases of DsfsPefsy, Of tie most aggravated
character. which were abandoned a. lEcgrAble by
some OF the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
tlxr been restored 10 perfect health Atested
Coates Gezitfy apri3-ly
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New Arrangement for 1859.

IIANING taken charge of tbs large and seil known
Il establishment Cedar str~et No rs formerly
osapscd by fhanss q. James, an preuarcd - AXE
NegrOrs c szshsa fsr sae, a. ssassna bir
fsrtase and wssi arranged hsslse ths kind
the West siii kiFe az cal aftrntiau tie
sale any pFotcFty thai mas be pat a hsnds far
sale. 6rNt ~tit be tsken prsTens HE aT-s
~ any Bczro nsz bat Ia Instance will be
tabie Aar any tszi m.y essaps sil ray the msrkrt
prscs aer negfoes bTssazht aay efee- efsare -
pubic t4vor = all AK Ny re1ereDcc any xentie-
aaAn Ia tss sssazsss y 20 snows nar,9 1sss&
anli-tf EDMfS g HAWkI&E
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Land fOf Sale.

An offering for sale beautiful Tract Of Land stu
ated or the Old Lebanon road, and now called
Smiths Turnpike, fronting immediately sid Pike,
about miles from the city Tract Of Land containing
about II Acres, abeut 30 cleared the balance
heavily tmbered. Upon the tract two neverfail-
ing Springs and beautiful Building Site. The soil is
Of the finest quality aud susceptible 81 the hig nest
state of cultivation and the timber is unnsaal, .vy
This tract is part Of the Jno AcMurry land and
joins that OF J. r. Dabbs's heirs, &. ". McNurry
Bender aud Jno. AcMurry- i would invite the atten-
ton Of those wishing 10 purchase desirable piece OF
lind TO give this exam nation, as am confident
they will be pleased it equal if superior
any that has been offered for sale. For terms, &c ,
apply 10 (. Z. GLASC0CK,
dec3O-1m Agent.
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E- Lincoln got of good one on the
day Of the Illinois Senatorial election. As
soon as the ballot was announced. prOminrnt
Republican approached him in tn. law library
and asked him chow he feltt" Well" said
Abe, Il feel a good deal like the boy did
when b" stubbcd his toe against root; grab
bing his foot in both hands, h. exclaimed, Pm
too much OF man to cry, aud am too id
badly hurt 10 taught"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

The way to keep well. take Mclean ode
5raiei Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier.
be careful in diet, and no disease can attack
the system. This Cordial is the most effective
Alternative and Tonic ever known. Ii is a
perfect preventive OF disease, and il strength
ems the system and puriies and cleanses the
blood Try it. and you will be convinced.
See the advertisement in another column.
ianlS-2w
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~ movement has been set on foot a;
Albany the object of which is to bring out
Gov. SEYMOUR as a candidate Tor the Prr~i-
dency and to secure him the vote OF NV
York at the Charleston Conv n;ion. Thi-
is regarded az promising project, and bod =
no good for the gigantic S nalOr from Illinois.
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e. We learn from the Knoxville Wing
that the opposition to the pr sent Admins
tratinn propose to hold convention in the
town OF Greenvilie on the 18th OF Febru Iry,
20 nominate a candidate for Congress, for the
first Congressional District
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

Having purchased the ectirc stock of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Guns, &C., from JoHS VII
LIAsls lLate WILLIAMS x %. We vii! continue The
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From KANSAS.

Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 10 The Ma ,S,e CITY Journal
Of the 18th says Jndge Wilkins Ia, ju-t
arrived from Fort -cut'. II, sayS the n-igi'-
borhOod OF III Fort is uud r "a reign of terror.
Business IL su p ndeG, and the WON u AID
children are being rvmov d to piac Of
safety. The citizens are on guard day and
night.
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FOR RENT.

NOR the balance of lis year, that fine and n
Il Convenient house. No. 9S North Cherry s.;;.
street, few doors below the Commercial. HO k1l.l
TEL For TERMS &c, apply to
Ianl2-G f. X GLASCOCK, Agent
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River ana steamboat News.

The River is fSling slowly at this point
The B. N. Runyan will leave to-day Tor st.
Louis. She connects at Paducah with Louis
VILE Packets, and at Cairo with Memphis
Packets, and will give through tickets 10
those points. The R1nyan is fine craft.
The Cuba had fair trip out yesterday
The Minnetonka is due tonight, she leaves
with the mail tomorrow, at IL O'Clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-20

No lady will be admitted 10 the next
Woman's Rights Convention who dos not
shave and sing bass. Moreover, the oflic RS
are expected to wear a moustachc, says a
roguish contemporary.
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Wrought Iron Stores,

ME have an assortment uG these popular stoves
w which We All sell the best terms for Cash
or Oh short TIN To pUuctual customers.
lanl5-u MACKENZIE n MINCHIN.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
II. FRANCE ~ Co.. Managers.

A FTER the exposure OF the many Bogus Lottery
n concerns throughout the country, purchasers Of
Tgkcts will Of course feel tmid In ordering. These
who desire 10 pur, base would be foolish 10 send
ney to any Lottery concern without knowing thai
they viii have fairness IN drawings and schemes and
feel that the ManaCersare responsible for prizes.
The MAINLAND LOTTERIES have now been drawing
over forty years Millions 81 dollars have been drawn
Capital Prizes fr6 OOO0 up $780, 900, and ihe
fortunate holders, wtthnut single exception, paid.
These the Lotteries Ia order Tickets IN. The
Managers fully responsible for every Pris" sold
without any security; and ct they have given bonds
10 the State 81 Mary land, for half million Of dollars
10 secure prize holders. They dont promise yOu
SIC, 900, $50, 900 SOo,O00 FIR $40 but they give
you fair and honest schemes, good can be made
for the price OF the Tickets.
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N A s III ILL F.:
MORNING. JANUARY 20. 1859

~,we have just received additional sup
plies of Printing Materials and stock Of all
descriptions, and are better prepared than
ever to do Job Printing in the finest style Of
the art. We solicit orders.
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PORTLAND, Nc, Jan. l9.--The motion made
sometime since to rescind the order for an in
junction on the Union Telegraph Line was
denied. a new motion to dissolve the in
JUNCTION is now before the Court. If success
iul it will extinguish the Morse patent.
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Notice.

ANING qnal Ted as Administrator of the e-tate
IL r BALTnRrP, dec, OF Chcitlllu county, III
Is November lerm, 1853. all persons who have
Chains agti.St sui estate VIII p as present thcir
cams &" the undo sig within the time prescribed
by law, tncS Will be CHARGED. Also, those who
lad BITE. T., siii estate will pl forward
and m axe pay mclt L. the same.
deco ". c. S1EI TON, Admir- &c
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 10 noon-The river is
falling, with feet inches water on the
falls, aud feet inches in the canal.
Sr. Louis, Jan. l9.-The river is rising
slowly and Is clear OF ice. Nothing new from
the upper strcams