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The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
Executors Sale.

Executors Sale.
IlY virtne If il decree of yhe Probate Court
- If Mldisnnconnty, |. as Executor Of Jesse
Heard decea ed. will en- MOndag the 28h
dag Of November merit offer at nnblic sale, be-
fore Tie Gdnrt House door in Yazuo county,
ION credit Of twelve months, the following
lands, to wit:
The east half Of the south east quarter Of
Section ten. Township eleven, Range one west
The east half of the north east quarter, and
the south east quarter Of Section FIVE; and
Lot No. 7 in Section twenty.nine, Township
eight, Range three west. The north half and
the west half Of the south west quarter Of
Section four, Township eight, Range four
west. The north east quarter and east half Of
The north west quarter and south half Of Sec
ton thirty-three, Township nine, Range fouT
west; and Lot No 155 in the town OF Satartia
All in said county of Yazoo
Nn;es, with satisfactory security, will be re
quired of the purchasers.
W, S. HEARD.
October Is, 1S59-tds.
The ab we 81 is postponed until MONDAY
the 81 day nf January, 1860.
Dec. 10, 1859.l5-tds.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
EXTRA CLASS

70 Bol'otS-l2 Drawn Numbers
TO be drawn in the city of Macon every Mon.
day. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons at o'clock. durips the
years 1859 and 1850 '"'
Bs3y1 BY this Class, the holder Of any One Dol
lar IlcKet, II the numbers so selected should / e
Drawn wlll be entitled to prize, according to
the following N"e "
SCHEME
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24

!, attention to the new advertisements Of
We rbompson Gray this week.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
HAVANA PLAN!
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

TICKETS ONLY So.
Halves 81 G0-Qdartrrs - 00-Eights 81 90 :
Prizes paid IN Fun, mth0m Deduction
Purchasers buying 10 Tickets, when the NUN,
bers end in ., 9, 4, 5, t, I, 8, 8, o. are guar.
anteed a prize Of $2j 90.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
Negroes for Sale.

VNSNVOo TUT DIIH's
THE undersigned have established perma- -
L nently in Yazoo City, l epot for theSH
sale of NEGROES. We will keep constantly NJ
on hand the most choice and valuable field and
house Servants that can be procured in any mar
ket. We have now at our Depot for sale, lot OF
as likely and valuable Negroes as was ever brought
to the county which we offer on the most liberal
terms for CASH or ciry acceptance.
STUBBLEFIELD & PEPPER.
Sept. TO- l859tf
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24

"A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
r-e rII OR RENT.
i OFFER for sale my Residence 10 nm
YaEoo City. The House contains seven .iia
Rooms; good Kitchen and Servants Rooms, u
good Cistern and necessary out buildings, ch'i1e
selection Of Fruit Trees, and about 81 acres OF
frst-rate Land, in cultivation.
II the above is not sold by the LIST Of January
next it will be for rent,
October %, 1859 til
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24

..n tbot A. M. Harlow, ESQ, formerly Of
We. has been elected Mayor of Lexington.
bis city, mas o''A
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
-vAzoO CITY. MISSISSIPPI.

.-.nrdav Morning, December "a, 1859.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place as above specified
Grand CMpiIaIuPrize Oh SIC. OOO
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. r

$500 Prizes amounting to."... ..$6I5, 900
Whole Tickets $lO Halves So; Quarters $2!.
The ordinary drawings of Wood, Eddy & Co.'S
Lotteries will take place at Augusta, Georgia, rs
follonu
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-24

POLITICAL BOOKS.
DYRON'S Poetical Works, in elegant Morocco
ID binding.
Sbakespeare's Poetical Works Morocco and
Library binding
The Poetical Works of Edgar Allen Poe.
Bailey's Festus.
Oowper's Poetcal Works.
Bryant's do do.
Burns do do.
Morris do do
Mrs Heman's Poetical Works.
Poetical Quotations.
And many more too numerous to mention, just
received and fol sale by
Dec. II. COMPTON & THOMAS.
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FOR CHILDREN.
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEN1

fRINo hClJedu WV dl'lC VII lHu'HituJ
Principal Depot Oh the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, No.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23

airy at previous prices. The Money market
continues to wear its easy appearance. Rates
remain as before: on calf 51S6a8, and or
prime 4, and On six months paper 6]]f@7 pei
cent.
AT the second Beard prices were generally
better; Chicago and Rock Island advanced
q; Galena and Chicago 2s; Michigan Cen
tral =; New York Central q Pacific mail
i tell ~ Money matters are without change.
The weather has been very unpropitious and
the doings Doth out and in doors have been
very limited.
%, Sc c,ces.-Milwaukie and Wisconsin 5H
,nicago and Rock Island SO; Galena and
Chicago f59s; Michigan Central 46H Har-
lem preferred 961, New York Central 81 % /;
Pacific mail 7S4 Canton Co. 17%; Mich
isan second bonds 42H; United States fives
t1Oh.
The Exchange market for the Ocean Queen
on Saturday has not yet opened. Parties
sre awaiting the receipt Of the Arabias mail
before operating. The rate on London, how
ever, is very firm at l10H@1l0h. The
export of Gold on Saturday will be full
$2,0O0OO0.
This large shipment, il 10 confidently ex-
pected, will be followed by material falling
off, as remittances will be largely anticipated
BY the Saturday steamer, the summer insur-
ance discontinuing with the boat,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Arrested for Embezzlement.

NEW YORK, september A@'
Mr.. j. Lane, the transfer and foreign note
clerk of the Fulton Bank, was arrested on
Tuesday on the charge of embezzling S6O,44O
Is Of the funds of that institution.
Lane, it is said, admits the accusation, and
accompanied the police to house which ne
had hired in West 1Oth-street, where between
S., 600 and $4,000 worth of jewelry, that had
been purchased with the stolen money and
bestowed upon young woman with whom
he sustained close relations, was recovered.
A private stable, owned by the prisoner, in
Lexington avenue, also yielded up several
thousand dollars worth ofthe abstracted funds
in tho form of four valuable horses, a variety
Of stylish carriages and sleighs, and expensive
harness. Mr.. Lane is married mar, but child
less, and lived at his fathers house, in Seven
teenth. street. Justice Osborn committed him to
the Tombs to await examination on the charges.
The fraud has been committed in suoh o
manner that the father of the criminal, who 10
cashier of the bank, will be the greatest loser.
The father Is now an old man, seventy years
fage, thirty Of which has been in connection
with the bank, Of unblemished reputation and
remarkable for the vigilant care with which
he always guarded the interests Of that inStitu-
ton, with which he was connected. .y
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Caution to Steamboat Ofic,rs.

Letters open aud on the business of freight
may be carried on steamboats,, railroads and
by express without stamps; other communi-
cations must be prepaid. The U,aited States
officers are looking after those violating the
law in this regard With the view Of arrest.
ing public attention to growing evil, Cap
tain BooTH, of the steamboat Liberty Captain
DARLINGTON, Of the steamboat John Buck; Cap
tain BRowS, Of the steamboat Lszie Morti,,,
and several other Captains, have recently
been indicted at Wheeling. No doubt the
cases will be dismissed-with a caution
Those carrying letters should soc they arc
stamped, and deposit them in the postoffice
| when the law authorizes the Postmaster tt
charge ono cent more postage on delivery.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
From Washin gtOn.

ARLINGTON, september ~.
Notwithstanding the failure Of Congress to
make appropriation for the service of the Post
office Department, the latter has SO far been
enabled to transact its business without serious
difficulty. The balances due to contractors up
to the first Of July, after deduoting their usual
collections from post-ofices after that time, the
entire amount of their pay must be suspended
until Congress shall provide the necessary re-
lief. The first quarterly service Of contractors
for the year commencing on the first of July
last will not have been performed SO as to enti-
tie them to pay until October lst, and by the
terms Of their contracts sixty days more must
elapse before their accounts can be finally set
tied, which will postpone the day of payment
till December 10t, within less than week from
the regular meeting of Congress. According
to the contracts, payments are due in Novem-
ber for the quarter ending on the 3Oth of Sep
tember, and in February for the quarter end
ing December 3lst: c ...
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
New York Financial Matters.
NEW YORK, Sentenber OPP.

~, =, NhW iUKk, bepteMDer Z2-P. NJ.
The stock market is again dull day. Prices
on the shaIe-list show no important decline.
New York Central attracted the most alton
tion, and with moderate sales only, opened
at soE, a decline Of u per cent. from the
closing quotations Of yesterday, but at the
close prices advanced to sOH. In Western
stocks, sales were On a very limited scale, and
prices fell H@15. Galena dull at 74Na76,
and Rock Island 6s5s@6SI. Michigan
Southern guaranteed remained steady at 23T,
while the common stock sold as low as 8. Pa.
ci6c Mail stock again lower, influenced by the
announcement Of the formation Of a new com
pany entitled the Atlantic q Pacific Steamship
Company. f.. :
The Railroad Bonds, with the exception Of
Michigan Southern Seconds, which sold
down to va. State stocks remain station
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
The "Want" Column.


Quite a feature of our daily paper is the
Wast' column. We insert Eve lines for two
days for twenty-five cents. There is letter OF
halletin. board in our eounting-room, where
answers are placed, and the advertiser calls
daring the day and obtains numerous letters
addressed to his initials. This cheap method
of saving shoe-leathsr In running over the town
IN search Of what one needs is wonderful
time and abor saving expsdient. Try 1t, good
people. This familiar course of expressing
one, wants should be generally adopted. The
PENNY PRESS is very extensively circulated,
and Is Just the vehicle needed for advertisers
It's oheapness brings 1t into families who, un-
fortunately, have never taken daily news-
paper. Iu worth, we hope, gives it q passport
10 tho homes of our best citizens.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
The County Ticket of Ii ,e sc 'pposition.' ,

The Opposition Party Of aa~ i'0n county
BY their Delegates assembly, Vi yesterday In
convention. a, Smith 4 Nixon Is Hall, placed
IN nomination the following tic. vet;
.ssnste-HESJ. EeeLEsroN, W. -. PRoBAsco,
r;,,. Dr. WM. L. LYoNAHp, Gree oe township.
IsoisIature-Dr. WV. B. DAy ~, GusTAyE
T,pr1. WIN. G.. CaIpPEN, Inyisi Ole Green, J
CIV: JRprHAn d. GARRARD, Mill Crsek Town .
ssin; JoHx M. COCHRAN, Springfield Township;
Iosrpu CILIEY, Whitewater TO wnship; WN.
FL0RO, Anderson Township.
State Board of Equalil ation-JoHN +. Tor"
RyScr. SAxL. b. KEYS, tlol. o. O. HAYS, City.
County Treasurer-ROB.'. HEDGEa.
Judue of Common Pleas Court--WM. NJ
DICKSON. d.,
Director of County Intirmaiy--h' Il. muca-
MORE, of Sycamore.
CITY TICKET
Ju.tises of the peace--P. X. MARTIN, liRR-
,,,r SuuLr2. Mr.. MARTIg res ides in the
Sivth Ward and Mr.. sHuIrz is Deputy City
Auditor. ..-..
We give below the ticket OF the same party
l" SrATE oFFlCERs.
For iOyernor.-W WILLIAM DESSIsoS, -JR., OF
franklin County.
Far Lieutenant antLsovsrnor-RoBERT q. kIRk,
Of Knox County. Wy
For Auditor of S,ate-RoBERr W. J AYLoR,
Of Mahoning County. , - -
For Secretary of staie-ADlsoS P. ussELL
of Clinton County. r eu
Of franklin County.
Of Hamilton County. ,
For Member of the Board OF Publ Works
JoHy D. GREGORY, of Scioto County
| For School Commissioner--ASsoN sATTH, oi
| Lucas County.
To give chance for selection wes give the
State and County tickets Of the l'emoratic
''' DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Goyernor-Rurus P. aANNEY, of cuya.
hoga County.
For Lieut. -Goyernor-Wx. N. SANFORD, of
Ross County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Cou t-HESRY c.
WHITMAN, of Fairfield County.
For Auditor of Stato-G. VoLHBN DoRsRY,
For Treasurer Of State--WN. BUSHNELL, of
For Secretary of state-JAcoB RElSHAHp, OF
Franklin County.
For Board of Public Works--JAMEs ToNIlS-
son, of Washington County.
For Common School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n. ALLHS, of Harrison County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
State Senate-THoMAs KEY, city; GEoRGR W.
HoLNEs; Spencer Townships e. A. FERGUSON,
| Green Township.
House of Representatives--WM. j. FLAGG,
city, JOHN scHIFY, Delhi Township; JOSEPH
JONAS, city; PATRICK RoeEas, city; j. F.
WRIGHT, Springfield Township; DR.WM. JONES,
Sycamore Township; WV. s. JEseur, Harrison
Township.
Board of Equaliza tion--DR. J. L. VArTIER,
city; ISRAEL BRowN, Sycamore Township; J.
DAN JONES, Columbia Township.
County Teasurer-DR. e. D. CRurxsHASX.
Green Township.
Judge Of Court Common PIeas-IsAAc g.
COLLINS, city.
County Commissioner--JoHv N. RIDGwA Y,
| city.
Director Of Infrmary-sAMuEL BESS, Gr cen
Township.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
indianapolis News.

We CLEAN from tho indianapolis Journal Of
yesterday the following itOms:
The session of the Northwestern Christian
University for the collegiate year Of IS50-6O
commenced yesterday. A large number Of
students are in attendance.
Special mail-agsnt Carver arrested a man
named Cooper, local agent of tho Postohice
Department at Mitchell, and brought him be-
fore Commissioner Hall yesterday. Owing to
the absence Of witnesses, the examination was
postponed until Tomorrow.
Mr.. Latta's steam engine arrived last night
and will DO taken from the Cincinnati depot to
the fairgrounds this morning, and there ex-
hibited.
The Sentinel reports that Hon. J. D. Bright
is slowly recovering from his late indispo.
sition.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Death of An Eminent Nsw~Ch,rrch
Minister.

Prof. GEORGE BUSH, an eminent American
theological writer and editor in the New Jeru-
salem Church ranks, died at Rochester, N. Y,
on Monday last, 10th instant. He Wis born
in Norwich, VT, June IL, 1895; gradu ated at
Dartmouth College in 1878; was theological
student at Princeton, n. j.; was ordained a
minister Of the Presbyterian Chu;ch spent
four years in Indiana as missionary /; was
Professor ofHebrew literature in the University
Of New York; has been author Of Hebrew
grammar, illustrations, &C.; became Sweden
borgian in faith in 1845; since which time be
has been dlsting guished and effective as an ex-
FOUNDER Of New-Church doctrines, and editor
Of the New-Church Repository. He was WE'LL
known in this city, and his death will break
chain of close endearment between the editor
and, numerous Western readers. He had re-
paired to Rochester last year in feeble health ,
hoping restoration.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
U. 8. Convention Of Universalists.

This body is now in session at Rochester
New York. The officers are President, j. D
". JoS, Of Boston ; Vice President, G. +. Ma
sox, Of Psnnsylvania Secretary, Rev. NJ. G
Lss, Of Indianapolis, Indiana. There was
sesies Of resolutions presented by Rev. Mosz'
pALis1, Of New York, and adopted, express
ing the most earnest interest in the cause
Sabbath schools. Among the speakers Wal
Rev. g. L. DExAnrsT, Of Cincinnati.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
The National Cricket Match Postponed.

We regret that from the lateness Of the sea-
scn, ,iti likely that the eleven chosen players
Of England may not this fall reach the West,
and thereby give general impulse to the
hsslthful sport Of cricket in tho United States.
The st. Georges Club of New York, under
whose auspices the English players were to
visit New York, have advised the postpone
nasnt Of tho proposed match until good weathe,
IN the spring of next year. This will be q
great disappointment to American cricket
players.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Damaged by the Storm.

EAsTON, Pa, September %.
The rise in the Lehigh River was seven feet
above the hgh-water mark, but is now subsid-
ing. There has been no serious damage to tho
Lehigh or Delaware Division Canals as far as
ascertainea. The Lshigh Valley Railroad has
been obstructed by several slides, and the tres.
tle-work at Allentown is endangered 30 that
trains cannot pass over it.
The Pennsylvania Railroad track has also
been damaged by the washing away Of q Dor.
ton Of the embankment at Millerstown. There
has been only a slight freshet in the Delaware
River. ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

ST. I0U1S, ceptember y.
The Overland Mail, with advices to the Goth
ult,, arrived here to. day. but the news has
been anticipated pta New Orleans.
Business at San Francisco was active.
There had been more liberal remittences
from the interior. "....
Bacon had improved: sales at l4G. Lard 1S
015c. Whisky 3s@4Oc. o ...
Horace Greeley was to leave for New York
on the steamer on the 9Th inst.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
New York Politics.

UTICA, September %.
The American State Convention yesterday
nominated the following ticket, selected from
the nominations Of the Republican and Dem.
ocratic parties:
Judge of Appeals, Henry Il. Davis, (Rep.;)
Secretary Of State, David r. +. Jones, dem.
Controller, Robert Dennison, (Rep.;) Treas
urer, Phillip Doraheimer, (Rep.;) Attorney
General, Charles I. Myers, (Rep.;) State En-
gineer,. Van R. Richmond, (Dem.;) Canal Com
missioner, W.. ]. Skinner, tDem.;) Prison In
spector, N. S. Ederkin, (Dem.;) Clerk of Ap-
peals, Charles Hughes, (Rep.)
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
All Diseases which require Tonic and
Alternative Medicine.


Read what these clersymen, who reside in New
En,,,nd ,vhoro tho pornvop svrrn has Ma ~
e"M Sns'anu "here NV feiu'"'n syrup haS hua lho
fullest trial, say of it:
The Iny, John Pierpont saws. "My own experepcs
successful battle with disease. and that ni The CON-
quests that It gains it will hold W., -
Tho Rev Warren Rmrton saws. .J do not I,o.,to 20
to recommend the Peruvian Sypun to any whose hab.
it's render them liable TO headache. dysnentic com,
plaints neuragia neryons affections md gsnarai d.
bility." ','' 'A| '''','' '''' S'"'''' W.
intense ncrYons hepdachs e,banStnne on nas ~
strength failed to obtain any relief MIL fried
the Peruvian Syrup, since which have been mlish
both IN severity and freanency.s ''''
The Rev Augustus A. Pope: 81 have not leen af.
thres years ago. '''A Wv ''"'''h D'iup'
The Rev CIrdon Ro,;nr. nIt I. dr,,, ou.o .o ,h,
unbc 10 az nress INV cnnfdancs ;n * eSo ] ~ ne
Syrnp as safe and powerful remedy in those vapi.
ous manifesaons of disease conseo,isnt - nnon Iisor
The Rev. Thomas Whittemore: at gives MO new
,Sor pSoyhhncy 81 spirits elasticity OF muscle:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Personal.

New YORK, September %.
Prot. George Bush, formerly of this city,
died at Rochester on Monday, September
10th, aged %. -.. -
BosroY, September 22.@
A letter received by the Arabia announces
the death Of Charles B. Fsirchild. He was
writer Of merit widely known as "Ague
Cheek"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
Congressional Nomination.

PETERsBuRe, Va, September %.
Mr. Pryor has been nominated by the Dem
ocratic Convention in the Fourth Congressional
District by reclamation.
George W. Hopkins, the representative in the
last Congress, was not candidate before the
Convention.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
washington's First Address to Consre, ).

Was mot delivered until April 3Oth, II 40.
some time after both Houses had proceeded. to
business. The House of Representative Or
ganized on April J., and the Senate on April
9, preceding. The following customs Of early
congressional courtesy have been discontzmned
The proclamation for the long life Of the P res
iaent; his repairing to church to attend divine
service, accompanied by the two Houses; the
escort to his own house by committee of the
two Houses; the answer to the ins ugural
address by each House.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
DIED.

kNiGHT-0n the 2lst, Of paralysis on the brain,
Mrs. Mary Desmer Knight. ~.
The funeral will take place thi at clock
Friends OF the family invited to attend Without
BURNS-At st. Johns Hotel, Sept. 20, Miss Anna
Maria Burns, Ia the eighteent h year of her age
Friends are invited TO- attend her funeral, at st,
Johns Hotel, at two oclt ok to-day. ~ = ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
River News.

LOUISVILLE, September 22--P. NJ.
The river has risen ten feet at the foot of
the Falls within the last twenty hours.
Navigation southwark for the largest boats is
fully resumed.
ST. Louis, September 22--P. NJ.
River risen ono and half inches at this
point, and is swelling slowly. Nothing from
any Of the upper streams. Weather cloudy
and warm. - rr-5 .r... .'.
PirrsBuRc, September 22--P. M.
River four and half feet by the pier mark
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23

GSrA Philadelphia correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune says: HJ. ,I .r &
Our city railroad cars are all being lighted
with gas, much to the comfort Of the many who
crowd them at night. A gasoneter is to bc
placed in each end Of the car, with pipes lead
Ing to where the fluid lamps formerly hung,
and supply for two or three nights is th as a,
easily carried. The stock Of all these railroads
is steadily advancing in price.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS
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/, @s- +. II. ROWEKAMP rs A CANDI-
Ssts for resecton 10 the Office Of Justice Of the
fsaes sep2Hts
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23

FOR SALE by ALI DRUGGISTS.
Bg.Prncipal office No. rs Fourth street, Neaye's
Building. j. y. HARRISON I
sep 70 Gcncral Agent for the Western 81 ates .
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23
MARRIED.

STILLEY-FLAGG-0n Thursday morning, ut the
residence of the bride. by Rev. y. L. Yoilree Mr.
Henry g. stley and Miss Relief b. Flass. both Of
EDICT-MULTEN-In this city, on tho nth
inst, by tho Rev. B. X. Maltby, Mr.. VIM. Benedict
and Miss Elizabeth Multen, both Of Cincinnati.