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and that there ia no disease of the Stomach and
bowels, the Liver. the Nervous system. the
skin, Glands ar Muscles. in which they do not
give prompt relief and Ofadninstcred heiure
the very citadel nf life has been invaicd,) ef
feet II painless and perfect cure.
Rear IN mind that the SCANDlN AVIAN VEI.
lErABl.E BLOOD PILLS are end 'rsed by the
experience oi thousands Of living witnesses,
whu, in letters, at,idayits, medical works, and
/ hy word of mouth. proclaim them I" be the
very best preparation of the Kind ever offered
10 the broken down victims of III health. They
hunt disease through every avenue and organ
"ftbe system, aud expel 1t thoroughly and per
manently.
No one ran doubt their superiority after one
single trial they are not only better, but IN
fact cheaper than any other Pills. for IL takes
u less number of them tu produce Il better CT.
feet
I Price ~ tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood
Purifier, 81 per bottle. ~ s. per half dozen. .--
Oi the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, rs
cents pcr box, or livc boxes for 81.
Read Dr. nnbick = Special Notices and Cor
! tlfcttos puhishoi in II conspicuous part o
this paper from tmO to inc.
y Dr. Rohack'S Medical Alu,anaC and Family
= Adviser, containing great variety Ointere' I
= ing and valuable Medical Information. can b'
mad gratis of any of his Agents throughout TIN
country.
In difficult and complicated cases. DR.. Ro
back may bc consulted personally by lsttor
! enClOsing stamp.
2 Principal once and Sales Rooms. No. g Ens
, Fourth ST., Sd building from Man street. Gin
cinnati, q. Laboratory N Hammond strcst
? For sale IN Hancock county by.
=. A. LANGWOGrllY. Fndlay;
GILBERT. FAIL & SON, Nanlus;
4 WM GRuBBS, Van Buruu;
y. BARNEY. McCumh;
D PETERS h son. Arcadia;
NJ HOOK, West Independence;
j. u. EATON. Benton;
THOMAS STARkS. Arlington;
s HENDERSON Il son, Mount ilanChard
4. MAHON II SONS, Willamstnwn;
" and by Druggists aud Merchants generally.
4 Feb B. (Fch. H. Jan. ~ lSig-lv,
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q ETTLE UPi--sETrLE UPi--The under
debted 10 them 10 come forward Immediately
and make settlement. 4 prompt compliance
with this reasonable requirement. viii save
trouble and cost. A wor0 Co the wise 10 sum
Icient. II. POWELL SONS.
Prsp1AY, JanusrSl+, 1859.
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NATURES ASSISTANT
IN DIR. E. d. S0PER, would resp eotfuliy
announce that he has permanent }; ioeatfd tp
Findlay, where be will attend TO AL cails III hiB
Profession. .. E,,9f f..1r,1-
- Once in Colts Block. formerly occupies
byDr. Arnsdesg. toctobsS u, lsSs,'s
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THE LTv ER
IN WIG o r AT o R
PREPARED nv pa. SANFORD.
Cnmnonnded entirely from GUMS.

rs one Of .hc best PurgatIve and LIVER Med
i icinrs now before the public that acts rsr
4 Tofhartie. easier, nnllder. and more srectual
Il than any other medicine knoxn. tits not only
4 Cothartie, but y L,p,r remedy. acting irst Oi
| tho Liver TO eject its morbid matter. thss nc
lcomplishing two purposes efectually, vithou'
any of the painful feelings experienced " th'
,perations Of most Latta,fies. II strengthen
| the system At the same tine that II purges II
and when taken daily in moderate doses.
strengthen and build II mp with unusual rapid
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-02-18

IN Los RON sAf.E.--Thc undersigned has
i IN excellent town lot, situated in u fdyora'
hlc position on Main street. Findlav, to dispose
Of \. A. SPEAR, Real Estate fgenf.
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Is u. hINuoLE OItVtTHHU,
General Agent for Obi,

ushetai agent iof ohit
Also hy
A. LANGWORTHY, Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN, 4"
HlPKlNS q CO., Gilboa;
W. l.. HELLER d CO., Van Buren
SCHROCK h CORBlN, Vaalue
6. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
b. B. BARNEY d co, McComb.
N. s. HAMLlN, Mt. Blanchard,
August l3, ls5s.-[6m
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An Ex,EI.LENr DIV ELLi>U HOT 81

N FOR sAbE.-TIe undersigned has TOR
sale new. substantial, and very convenient
Two STORY DWELLING. situated ~ favorable
point on SanduSky street Findlay. The terms
are reasonable and tho cite desirable Tor any
one engaged IN business on Main street.
5. A. SPEAR. RsaI Eiiait Igsni.
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4 mOUsE NND EOun LOrs tOM SALE

n "A good dwelling house and four lots ad
uinlng. located ~ the suburbs uf Fndlay, 10
offered for sale on very reasonable terms, by
=. A. SPEAR, Real Estate dg'nf
June 1. ISIS.
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XO., 40, TO-, 10
DIR. BRUNON's BITrERs.
Also, Ms = prophylaotio against
FRvER 4 A0uR, CnoLsKA, SUhAkR CoApL ANTS
This remedy has u very pleasant taste, ane
will be taken rs readily by children as BY
adults. The afflicted are invited 10 TRy IT.
Pint Botties-Pries FVty Ccnts.
Send for q oirouly giving full particulars,
Address X. KRUGER,
Sole Agent, 7,l Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
November 8, 1855, S,--(6m,l
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tban any other medicine known. Itls not ony
a Cothartie, but y L,pu remedy. acting frst Oi
tho Liver to eject its morbid matter. tfss &c
compli shing two purposes efectualy. withou'
any nf the painful feel ngs experienced IN th, |
,,peratious nt most t'attu,fics. II strengthen
the system At the same time that II purges II
and when taken daily In moderate doses. "
strengthen and build II mp with unusual rapid
The Jtyyn IL one m The principal regu
lntors of the human body; and when II
performs its func.l - tons wei. the pow
era Of tho svs,cm are - fully developed. II
The stomach IL almost - dependent on tho
he althy action Of the - Iirer for the proper
pe rfuTnauce Of It's ~ functions. when tho
stomach Is ~ fault lihe bowels are ~
fault. and tho whole c system system sui
fers Nv consequence ~ uf ono organ - the
ttygR.-having ceased - TO do its duty. FoI I
tho diseases Of thai - organ, one of The pro !
prietors has mrdo " - his study, in prsc
lice nt moro thdnlS twenty years. tn md
some remedy where -, with to cnunteract |
the many deranEe.lG monts to winch II is
liable,
/ To- prove that This - remedy is Mt las'
found. any person y, troubled with lIvER
CoyPLAINT. in ANY oi - It's forms. has but to-
try a bottle. aud con. ivctinn is certain.
| These Gums remove al morbid or bad
matter from the syS TEN. Simplifying nj
their place healthy = n0w pf bile. invild
rating the stomach = causing food to di'|
gcsi well. PURIFYING = rms. BL0np giving
tone aud health tt,S the whole machine
lrv, removing thew cause ui the disease
--cifeciing a radical y cure.
Ihtiurs ATT ,cEs are - cured. Aao. wuAr Is
BgrIER, PREVENTED byI tho occasional use Of
the LIVER INyidoR ~ AroR.
One dose sr,cs eni. ~ NC is sufficient 10 re.
.iieVe the BtumAch. n aud prevent tho food
from rising and sour ~ inR.
! Only ono dose takcr ~ before retiring, pre-
vents NIGHTMARE. 90
Only nnc duae takei n At night looscns the
boyels gently, ana '"nros o3'rvtNEs9' 81,
lcurc DyspEPstA
ns ono dose Of tw, y, .tcaspnonCIls ylIl al.
wyys relieve StCk - iIglnACHE.
One bn,tIe taken for = female obstruction.
rcmoyes tho cause nt u the disease and
n.kesn perfect cure.
Oniv one dose Immediately relieves Cuoric
tyhilc only one dose of, on Trpratrd X "A sure
cure for GuoLRWA MuEnI's and a preventative
lufCunlEHA
ny- Only one hottie IA needed to throw nut al
the system the effect. of medicine, after A Ion.
sickness.
Hx One bottle taken for JArNpICe remove,
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- 49, May 5, IsadV1
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BLOOD PURIFIER AID blood PILLS.

yITHEN DIR. ROBACK, the renowned Swo
w dish Physician. introduced his Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States, he
set forth in plain language their curative
properties. This was years ago. The task ni
recommending them has since been fdt'n Ovi
Of his hands. Enlightened men, whose CHAR
acter for sound Judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight In the community
men who observe, reflect. AMI mako assnr'
ancc donhly sure" before they decide are
leverywhere approving and urging the use nj
these wonderful preparations. All who con
nde in tho wisdom and honesty Of this clss, ~
who Chouse tn investigate for themselves. are
now NJ one mind ou this important subject
DR.. Rubsck invites the attention of the sic'
| TO the
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Ct ALE OF REAL ESTATE BS ORDER
- OF CoUur.--On the 18th day of March,
/ A, ID. 1859, at ono o'clock. aitornoon, ut the
door of the Court House, in Findlay, will be
sold 10 tho highest bidder, or 80 nluoh rs may
be necessary 10 pay debts, 40, of John Elder
deceased. the following real estate, as the pro
lperty of said John Elder, deceased, towiti-
The North East quarter of tho Southwest
quarter dissection 3,-appraised vt $3.50, Also
the Northwest quarter of tho North. Fast quar-
ter 0f section l0,-appraised At $500. Also
| 10 acres oil Of the East side of the West hal
Northwest quarter of section ij. appraised Al
s522. Also, the East 4 ot the n W quarter OF
section To- all of said tracts in township two
South Of range eleyen.--appralsed At sJ5s.-
Subject to the cnCumbranGe of dover of the
widow assigned to hOr IN the tract last above
described.
TgRAs or SALE. Ono third of tho puro hase
money IN hand on the day of sale, and the rest
due thereof in ono and twn years thereafter
with interest from the day OF sale, To DO SO
cured by mortgage on said premises.
JANE ELDER, .idminisfrdtrir.
BY O'NEAL BLACKFoRp, her Attorneys
EahrIl&ry q lssg.-IDw
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Motto =.
To the Subscribers Of the Fremont &
Indiana Railroad.


INASNUCH ~ the Company are now sn:,sed
L IN the Cuu~ti uctiun ii the !. H'd West uf
Fiudlay. toward shannon. and Will commence
laying track within the next five days Che
weather r"riniitng). II - very important that
the subscribers MAKE strong efforts t. pay m
as fast ~ possible. that ihc rad may be crowd.
cd on To- completion. fur the Farmers have
great need uf il, Il tho Road VIII he com
,,lctrd ~ FAR rs Lima this year. " means can
he procured fast enough. | Am authorized tu
receive and receipt for all moneys that may
come into my hands. Friends. will you all
rIS" united Ell ri To- move the ears alnng?-
VII receive un deposit for the Company, just
II tm 7b-cut. Mr.. rN,v. In tho Fiudlsy Bank,
- we'll 4. myself u. j. CORY,
June H. lNis-tf Director f. s. IA. X. r.
DOOM rOit UEST.-Onc II the m 81 rligi
IL bic B iSjnrsS Rooms in FIud,ty Is fpr rent
.t,ni viii he rented any time between this AND
the Isl uf February next. For further inform
atom ouq ara AT the J,t',Tsonida unice.
FINpLAY. de- s,scr Ia, ISIS.
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A NOTHER FARM.--A GOOD FARM OF
N $50 ACRES Is offered for sale. 1t is situ.
ated on Blanchard River. about Ave miles from
ACRES CLEARED. with a YOUNG ORCHARD,
and good farm house, and frame barn.
3. A. SPEAR, Real Estate dgtnt.
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dEALESTATEAGENCYl
A chance to Dispose Of Lands and Real
Estate in General.
FiNDLAY. OHIO.
Sewing Machines.

THE und ersigned hasbeen appointed Agent
for the sale Singers Sewing Machines;
and is ptepsted to supply Cloth,ers, Sad
dlers, Shoe Establishments, and private fam
lilies with such machines
At the Manufacturers Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming into very gen.
eral use, and are admitted to be very deci-
ded improvement on anything Of the kind
previously offered TO the public.
FispLAy, March 10. s. A, SPEAR.
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1 VALUABLE pRoPERry.-A farm Of

~ eighty acres. with forty.nve acres clear.
ed. and other improvements, is offered for sale.
1t is located on the road leading from Ileck's
mill 10 Van Buren,, about four miles from Find
lay. in very good neighborhood. For tho
terms Of sale and other particulars, enquire Of
s. A. SPEAR, Real Estate fgsnt.
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AFFLICTED READ!

Sxpera ance has rendered Dr. K. most sue
ccSslnl practitioner in the cure NJ all diseases
ut n private nature; manhood's debility, rs An
impairment Ia marriage: nervous and sexual
inhrniiie., diseases ~ the skin, and those
-. fr..tIa lLt nl mn
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EYE WITNESSES.

These parties may bc consulted personally
or by letter. ~ those who have any HOubt mp
on the subject. The evidence In the possess
ion of DR.. t0hack, which ~ At all times access
lille to the public, establishing the following
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n RECRUIT THE DEBLITATED.

and discharge from the system. every tsiut q
Srr"lult, whether hereditary or otherwise
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ORIGINAL LETTERS,

from members Of the Medical Profession, Edit
urs Ui public Journals, well knnwn Merchants
aud Farmers. and ladies Of the highest respect.
liability. giving acc UNITS Of cNra"r linary cures
wrought by the remedies. oi which cures thoy
I themselves were
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Ofall disease. the great iir>t cause
Springs from glcct of Nature Laws.
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who have langnishcd for years IN helpless
weakness and dcspondenry, rccuperaic with
almost miraculous rapidtty under their nvig.
Grating operation. That all sexual disabilities
are removed hy their cordial aud gently slim
ulattug DrnupItips, That they rpcruit
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

and restore the health and strength Of III
lerer. That
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,

and render II enjoyable That. operating III
rcctly upon the poison Of disease in The 6iooG
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,

however they may have been trfrd with An,
abused. That their direct tendency is To
LENGTIIEN LEE.
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Be not clomorou, in dispute, Lut e1
ercse good humor
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Later by the steamer Manchester.l ]

LONDON ia French Protestant journal
asserts that the high duties on English man
ufacture, failed in preventing competition
lighter goods from Manchester, suitable for
the Arab market, were ordered by way Of
experiment, and Notwithstanding import,
duty and expense, they were found to be 10
per cent lower than the same kind ofFrench
goods.
PARIS, Nov. 19th.-The Constitutional Of
to-day confirms the statement which ap-
pears in the Patrie, viz. that the A0eH de
Religion would be suppressed for publishing
a letter alleged to be from the King Of Sar-
DINA to the Emperor of the French, rela-
tive to the regency of Prince Carragnaud.
Baron de TaIlerand will replace the Mar
quis Monster as Ambassador ut Berlin.
The Maqruis Bonneville will be appoint
ed as Ambassador at Athens.
The Spanish troops for Morocco, have
been delayed, as Marshal O'Donnell will not
consent to their leaving before the cOllec-
ton of the war material has been completed,
which will be very shortly. No invitation
to take part in the approaching congress has,
as yet, been sent to any power.
The letters of credence viii be sent to the
plenipotentaries on Sunday or Monday
next.
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New York n:nrkef.

NEW York. Dec. 3, M.-Flour shade
better, with more export demand sales of
Is, 500 bbls at 5 1905 20 for super State;
5 t2O@5 40 for extra State; 10
G5 % for super western; . 1905 65
for common to good extra western :;
5 65M5 IS for interior to good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio clos
ing firm and pretty active. Rye -four in fair
request at 3 1904 As. Wheat without
special change, with more doing for ex-
port; sales 2600 bu at l 25 for red State !;
l IS for Chicago spring not prime; l 43
al 45 for white Indiana and Southern and
winter red Western and Canadian Rye in
moderate demand; sales, small lot at 50.
Corn scarce and firm; sales of 10000
bush at 85(G88 for new 94M95 for old
yellow. Oats dull at 45@46. Whisky a
shade firmer and quiet at II. Pork more
active and frmer sales of 400 bbls at
l6 250l6 so for Mess; IL so for prime,
including 5000 bbls mess, January and
March, at lG so. Beef steady and I'M
changed; sales $50 bbls at O0G)4 so for
prime; 5 00@5 90 for mess; 10 7001l 90
for extra mess. Dressed hogs firm at 100
II, corn fed. Beef hams quiet and un-
changed at IA 25@16 so. Cut meats I'M
changed. Bacon steady; sales 200 boxes
cut long ribbed middles for all this month,
az OF. Lard steady; sales $50 barrels at
lO3 cents.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5, M.-Flour dull, at
. 90, being decline of 15c per Dbl. The
wheat market is dull, but prices are not
lower; prime white l 23@l 25; prime
red 1 l60I Is. Corn firm and prime
steady at 45@46; sales of $50 bush at 43,
and in bulk at IS. Oats firm, with a good
demand at 40; sales of COO bush in bulk ct
46. Rye firm, with good demand at rs.
Barley active; prices firm; prime fall 10
and fair to good at 65@7o. Whisky; 700
bbls sold at 2l3. Hogs-the demand con-
tinues active and prices have advanced, with
sales of 5000 head at 2566 so; closing
buoyant; receipts light. The speculative
demand for provisions continues brisk, and
prices of all articles are higher. Mess pork
-I6 0001G so; the latter the asking rate.
Fresh meats COS, for spring delivery
Lard lO4. The market quite unsettled, and
difficult to give Quotations. No change in
the grocery market; the demand is fair.
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From the Merchants and Manufacture Journal
To those of our readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, we honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent it is
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic while it pos
sesses all the advantages Of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In a
pamphlet, before US, we find certificates
from all classes-the sailor, merchant, and
invalid, which all bear testimony to its ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for circu-
lar, or better, for half dozen bottles, to
LEIGH & CARLsTADT, Evansville, Indiana
d&w6m.
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Receinrs by Railroad.

.
50 bbls whisky, Alls & Howes: 10 sacks wheat
l r. Mills Co.. f.; IL boxes, bbl half bbls Geo.
Foster Dc Co. Dbl eggs, bbl beans, deer, ). D.
Holman $50 bush ear corn, jacob d. Renner d Son;
5Ul bush wheat, Littles Erwin; - bales, cases
mdse, j. IL. Maghee & Co.; tierces butter, 10
cases sindries, box figs, Preston Bros; Dbl ap
pies, Nm Bowles; box Schroeder & kehe;
crate crockery, J. W. Hughes; pkgs books, A. +.
Halnes; box shoes, w. IL. Mcdonald !; L boxes
cheese. j. H. Merely, RusselyiIle, Ky; 40 boxes
mdse, bbls hsh, drum fish, bbls, baskets
wine, l bag mdse, hf bbls liquor pkge 81 boxes
soap, keg sundries, bundles sundries, pkgs
matches, Cook i Langley; II bdIs leather Anth.
Refs bale bags, c. Keitz & Bros; boxes paper,
John Healy; boxes hdware, G. S. Wells; boxes
hardware, Geo. s. Sontag l Dbl oil, Benlent &
Nieie bales rags, Vickery Bros; , box Iudse, L.
kessler; pkgs (S) boxes fire crackers Wheeler Il
Riggs bale mdse, G. Babcock p bundles print
ing paper, +. NJ. 1hayer.
Ale. SHRADER, Agent.
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New YORK, Dec. 5, M.-Flour steady and
unchanged; sales 5000 bbls at 5O0@5 20
for super State; 55 for extra do; loo
5 25 for super Western; 5 COOS IS for in
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. Rye flour steady ats 1904 35.
Wheat very quiet and unchanged with small
sales. Rye firm at 81. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Corn very quiet and unchanged.
Oats 45@46. Pork quiet at Is % for mess,
and l so for prime. Beef steady and
small sales Cut meats quiet and unchanged.
Lard steady, sales 100 bbls at IO!G9u.-
Butter in limited request at s for Ohio and
81 for State. Cheese steady at 8@11-
Whisky quiet at 263.
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NEW York, Dec. 5, M-The steamship
CdhaSo6a arrived to-day, with Havana dates
to the 3Oth nit. There is no news of i'm
portance.
Report says the new Captain-General will
carry out Gen. Concha's policy, particularly
as regards improvements in Havana
An extensive FIRE was seen on the even
ing of the 23d, in the direction of Regla,
supposed to be the extensive warehouses To-
Gated there.
The Caha0ba brings nearly 100000 in
Mexican dollars.
Sugars were very firm at Havana
The steamrhip City Of Manchester, from
Glasgow on the 18th, via Queenstown on
the goth ult., arrived this morning.
There is no news of Importance.
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Our special River Dispatches.

en- two inches in the last "a hours. There
is now g feet inch in the channel. Rain
and sleet Saturday night. Now cloudy and
mild.
PITTsBURG, Dec. 8, M-River IL feet by
the pier mark and rising. Weather cloudy
and damp. Snow rapidly disappearing.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 5, M-The river is ris-
ing rapidly at this point. Weather mild,
damp, and misty, all day; snow disappear
ing fast; rain since o'clock, with indica-
lions of con tinuing all night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-06

SPRINGFIELD, Mass Dec. 5, P. M.-The
election for city officers took place to-day.
A large vote was cast. The Republicans
carried everything by from 800 to 400 ma
jority, in a vote of 1000. Daniel S. Harris
is the Mayor, and Horace c. Lee Clerk and
Treasurer, the latter succeeding Joseph In
gram, Democrat, who has held the Office for
II years. The Board of Aldermen and
Common Council stands IA Republicans and
Democrats.
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BZ~R. J. Foster, Esq, sold his farm,
near Bowling Green, consisting of about
200 acres, Il negroes, and all his farming
utensils. stock, &C., to Miles Kelly, Esq,
for the sum of SI05, 900, payable in twenty
wears. with interest from date, paid annual
iy-Mr. X. having the privilege of paying
at any time as much of the principal as he
wishes, not under $4,000 at a payment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-06

WATERFOWL, Dec. 4, MA Runaway lad
aged about IL years, was run over by the
cars, this morning, cutting off both legs
1t is thought he is fatally injured. He says
his fathers name is Jonathan Babcock, and
lives at Marsville, Erie county, N. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-06

New BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 5, p M-At
our municipal election, to-day, Isaac c. Ia
Dor, Independent, was chosen Mayor by 537
majority, over Weston Holland, the peoples
candidate. The majority of the City Coun-
Gil on the Tabor ticket were also elected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-06

Troy. n. Y, Dec. 5, M-The body of
John Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Brown
and Wendell Phillips, passed through this
city arriving in the cars at noon. 1t started
at 6 o'clock for its destination. Little or no
excitement was created during the time the
body remained at the depot. The funeral
takes place on Thursday, at North EIba.