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NJ The weather for several days past
has been delicious m orning and evening. but
rather warm at midday. Ours has often been
said.to be the most delightful climate in the
world. and we are now inclined to believe
abe assertion.
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ss- We are authorised 10 announce K II. CAMP
ttid as C1ndtste Tor Criminal Uoart cIeTk the
easalng March election. aagIs-te
As- We are authorized TO announce CHAS T. DIG
GUNS a CANDIDATES tor Criminal Court Cierk The
aeat March electtoa. Iuly4-s
az Woare authorized 10 announce JOHN SHANK,
s~s, - a Candidate for 10 ~ the office OF
Cfnis Co1Ft clark AZ aeKt March election. my lite
u y We are authorized TO a-.ounes Or & "
PATTERSON candidate FOR Crinit NAL Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. m.yss ii
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sAPONlElEss,
OK
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More p.aa Dovbis th< Strength Of Ordinary Potash-
INoR .kiDg soap without lime, vita Luke tros6is
IL aud AZ Irlhiag expense. tbs che.psstartcls ever
discovered Ior tne purpose Oae pounj Will make
txslSe or nflsen s.ilOns VI god sSis soap,
pouads IA I'D sap. PrintsFs ~tA dad a superior
srcle Gor cleaning type. 10 10 pssisesy soluble and
free from impurities.
RrOken IN sn.lI lamps and pat up In ], 2, ana Q
n cas- ....,..- ,.,..,...,..
aanufaetsred At the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
r. DCRKEE 4 Co.
oets-d&wly Isl Pearl street. Ne~ York.
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CEkIED proposals sln BE reserved ~ tss undsr-
- eI<ne1 fFesa anti The xh SoEsnbsr ncxt,
Gar ne 0en.n< .rsdinf. ene 4.c=A1rak IS q Ftrk
- cas,lld Ase1as. frola Cesar - Gay strsst, rhe
Grzde speea 1ezlIo is1ad tcrus ~ eontrAel can bs
s-rk 3s ny oezes 1ntll the s<h Sev@nnsr.
s.x,s-sa MAYOR
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Louisville Iron Market.

LoUBvILLE, Oct. Is, 1882
IRON.-Stonecoal bar Iron is selling a, ~ TO Sc,
and charcoal bar at 81 TO &C rs Sheet Iron BOILED
Axe aud best charc al at SIC In Pig Iron sale
OF IS Tennessee hot blast as, mos,
end IS tons Hanging Rock hnf blast at S27, o Q. I;
Belmont is still held at $50.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27

eFLongfellow asks "what single rose
on 3 lady's forehead indicates" Probably
it means, that il she is kissed, it must be
under the rose.
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Just Received at chas. Robsrtssa's
Candy Mandatory,
No. IL Market street.

loppssiss Norris 4 ssr.siea 'sas~ w.ssAssss.) 8
LARGE let OF fresh sicily orAnsskanc Lsaoes;
- R.isins rigs ,Currants ,Pronee ,6e.
Also, - me ass lot Of all The diasrest kines 81
Nuts.
A aasfrcshlot OF Bzltinofe Cove oystersin esns
Fiald' &C sie orztsd brands.
fresh salmon ,t.obstsrs ss4rdines nc.
Pfekiss reserves PARTNERSHIPS sndStrasbsrrs
N cans.
Brandy Peaches Cherries sc. IN bottles
AIso, sRss supply OF loysans F4ney Articiss
IAat ufActure allDy Caneies acre and war
rsat ,hsm good ,sAd sell a. cheap "a any house N
SAskx He
Fe-D. cHAS. ROBERTSON,
ortiT-fr Il MArketstrest.
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New Music! New Music!!
NJ Luek's Music store.

DoBBiS araand Sehattisch, Is eents.
I'D Siivery Ndnigas Moon, IS a.
have heard from home, Is ..
Annie Lsie, "a beautiful sang) - {"
Gentle Aanls, (v.rialloas by ssilak) Is 81
Forrest Glade, feIk. Brilliant, by GOtts-
chalk, 50
Ia Travlzla, complete Opera, - 90
Richardson . revised Piano lnst-ueter. 90
teachers and s~minsries sappied the usual
terms and Maste seut any para Of the country on
receipt of market price sptisa
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Tusr rec<s~s1 fresh sse<k e r.sey ae><s.
ID cssahs. nrezAes. rsrrss, Fs-<kr1 Beaks, Psrtr
Msna.iss Lszzber s<1rhrlz, tfsss1az c<srs. sasii
Ts<knx renkk. fsst Hz<te1s, k.zoFs Sfrsfs. fe.lst
or1eV J. D MuGftL
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For sheriff.

III = We are authorized announce JOHN X.
ED dVNIlSoN as n candidate for sheriff VI Davidson
county, ~ tue ensuing March election. oe,-o-Ie.
NTHe are authorized To announce JAMES n.
HINTON a candidate for re election - the Of
Sheriff OF DaviIsVn county, 81 tho ensuing March
election. sepISstd.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1859.

srOur friend HoLr, agent Of the Adams
Express Company. will please accept ouf
thanks for late favors. -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27

have IN store . fsil szsersnenf q riPPfxcOrT
l. BARR'S CELEBRATED f5Rf-pReOF sAEEz al
Sizes, which an o1cring AZ msnsfscsarrr,s srsre.
5. n. HuffI~9SwUgTu
oetl@-1 40. q Asrke< street.
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Kern il Before the People.


THAT the Rallre.a. hsys ssrssd 70 The following
J. log rates offfeght. to-sh:
Prom Nashville. 20 Knoxvills and Al Stations
On the East Tennessee and Georgia R2iirosd.
mr.. GoOss Aad ALL fcles usually elasssd "a nrsi
and seeora classes, per loo pogads ~ eunts.
Hsrdware bseSe, l.ra, whisky IN barrels.
sad ali ARTICLES of lard class. per han-
saxsr. solasses, fsur. leaf Tobacco, and All
artisIes sf 70 rth class. per loo s,sanas IS do.
From Nashville 70 Central Depot. Va. and al
stations west On the Virginia and Tsnnss-
sss aaslroad. articles CHASED - above.
Prs a. sl, q. par leo PssaA' ss a.
ralra % 90 Dc 40 ss
Ana frsn Nashvsns 70 LyneAbzrs. Va. and al
Stations west ca the virgInis and Tennessee
Railroad tscszzrAi Depot.
Fsrs1 Casa, per lee psanAs LIS esnis-
<<esaa DO % DO ~ -
ralsd 80 40 Dc 80 e
Fsarsh 90 90 DO e 10
H--Gr<.s sssp.trh saf safety sitza - fssizhu
s.l saFsnf Of ins=r.nee over tnis reasz
re f.rsns raensssaed above ssrer large area u
r,rh PERSPECTIVE terFilory n fssnessrs end Nrzin-
Z. ~hsch fresa Iss sesxrephicsi Pessiaa. oaEhs =
lss< a. Nzshsiiie fuf sapplss sef-1E etori sa.es
~ shss s,nr BY me xxzhxtis NsFehsnts rsf sscnre
= sAsn tas large snt tsef>-s'ss se..sse. e sss
sssss s sss.s,ss-sA.s. x..A cA.s. Es'i,s.z
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INsURANCE.

Asssts a. security k,r losss. a. lells~ss = s -
II Ma Insurance Go. Of H.rtfard. o. $50 ass 50
<LLdssne Insurance Co.. ~ Ses YORK. s.ss5 szS n
Hartford flee insar2sce c., % HIFt'd, s1lIlS a.
fhos1tx Insurance. Co, d Hartford. - $50 sss 10
Lsassf flTe Insurance ca, Of 80 York, SEA 0oS
n. Englasd .ire Asrlas Ina Co., Of
ttAraofd.- 1900. 20, 1Ait
New YORK LIE Insurance c.. q y. T. As7 1Ise
NASH a AAkR. Assats.
ertis-a No - College ssresA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-27

awe are again under obligations to
" pnr,y Conductor on the Louisville and
Nashville r abroad for newspaper favors.
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THE best Machine invested for sroas e.zs
Il sowing aud one that every Fsrner shazsd
have. ARMSTRONG 4 CO.
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Cannei Coal Nil.

SahuSa oo&A Ests.
GONE Of the good ci... l.efnsa csau,
- Coal Oh, are thess
n RfrALs GAS LESa w JRILLLASCr;
1T rs ENTIRELY AVN-EKSLOSIFE:
IT NAY BE CARRIED -x-SOCT;
II II CONVENIENT FOX GENERAL USE;
II BURNS without AN OEfEkSfFE ODOR
IT Is CLEAN AND BEA UT7FUL ~ COLOR;
g II 4PPkA KAN E ~ The LAMP IS ORyA
AENTAL AND A7TRx c7TFE;
IT DOES NJT PESAAN ENTLY SPOIL CAR
PETS, CLO1 ING &c, GA IeAiGA Il May Be spsIird,
el targs Porton 4 being Of Ae best ayf.cies for
elea aiHy sotied goo<ss
ms EaFHLTCALLT THE CHEA EST LIGHI
KNOWN.
Directions for tts Use.
Obtain = Z coal oil lamp. Secure thin wieks
so that they will movs up and dosn IA the tube
Trim The wick With sharp scissors exactly even with
the top OF the tube, clipping on the small D. o.
Jsctng points At the CORNERS Fil your lamp With
our OIL. rarn ap the wick carefully =, nrst,
crack the ealinney. e.
A shade viii greatly enhance lis exceencs for
reaaiIng o. se~tngay.
By t9s careful ssesvance OF these drections you
will secure . hghs that eALnot TAI To pleas.
osti2-u MCKENZIE n MISCHIS.
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sytfial notifts. |
The Test Of Il Fears Experience

The Test Of IL Fears Experience
has proved the superior quality Of
HEGEMAN., CLARK e Co.'S
Genuine Cod liver OIL
Il is pronounced BY Physicians shs best remedy
for Consumption ,Scroruls, Cnronis Rhsumstsu, &C..
ever discovered.
CAuTlos The value Of this remedy depends upon
its purity ,and in order TO secure our custoHaers
pure article one nrm went u Newfoundland 20
superiulend the manufacture Of oil, and war
raut il pure. See that the label has the eagle and
mortar and the signature the cork Of s.cn bot
tie rs there Is . great deal VI cheap, inferior oil
palined OF for genuine, TO the great injury Of pa
teRts. -g - ~ Es
A6Ask for Hegeman. Clark 4 Co.'s, and take no
other as many have been cured with the genuine
who have used others without any benefit ga
Useful i'm Every Family.
Paint, Grease Spots, Sc, removed instantly
Cloves silks. Ribbons, &C., cleaned equal 20 new,
without injury the mosi delicate color or fabric,
By hEGEAAN CO.'S CONCENTRAIED BENZINE.
only Is csnIs per bottle.
81 - HEGEAAN & Co., Druggists.
l6l. 500, siI aud 75e broadway, n. Z.
octl6-dlw-ltw
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Runaway Negro 10 be SOLD.
LADIES VESTS.

ursH secks diosg Sleeves. heavy and OF hes,
H aallty- Also an assortment Of cheaper styles
scts-d n. McGILI-
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CINCINNATI, Oct. TO- Flour quiet; sales
1000 barrels At 90a5 90. W6isky--sales
TOO barrels At 22a2zs. Mess pork Is soa
Is IS.
NEw YoRk, Oct. 26.-Cotton firm; sales of
500 bales; middling upland liz. Sugar
Muscovado 6ia7i.
NEw oRLEAos, Oct 2s.-Coiton 6rn: sales
Of 1880 bales; middling loiall Sugar
baoyans 1T 81. Moiassss-new ila42 Flour
firm at IS. Freight on cotton TO Hayre
IL. Exchange on London declined i-sia
%. New York 60 days lait discoaat
Sight par al premium.
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Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,
MANUFACTURLRS' ARTICLES.
J. & = C.. REAKIRT.
81 Second Street, Cincinnati, OHIO.
l.. LIZ,

hcEF n I'LL SUPPLY Vi
Manufacturers Articles,
Carding Machines,
Warp on Beam, assorted colors, F-r
Machine Cards,
Wire neddles and Frames,
Shutties,
Steel Deeds and Picksrs,
Lacing and Picker Leather.
Harness 1wi4s,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &C., &c.
ALSO, A I'LL ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stufs, Cochineal,
Cudbear, Indigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, sumac.
sep24-ly
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A NUikkf = LadlFs Hoak,
VI fessrssa's a>s.x,as. yast rsesivsd ey
sstis JohA f0kA = Co.
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Buckskiu Shirts and Drawer.
A sappiy a. bsss slkiisy at fsw a .soen6
<Arsss. received ss1 for sale ~
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A beautiful assortment just opened at Iuck's Mu-
"a sic aud Fancy store on Church street Call and
examine befJ:e purchasing elsewhere.
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T<xrRA F.mly Fisar al.as fFan as~ whsAi. .
Sss - = = rxxry
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90 e. =. s = LIN : an -
ssa1-tx - 1nxers sBssI
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WIudow Glas@

.Npow GLsSs. b.xs ensits. Of an ASA frs
w sby 10 70 20 ~ %. far sale a.
sepsis RAINS. RsGux 4 IN 3
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Capt. Cook and HazIest.
p HAR.ISBrRG, Oct. 26.-Goy. Packer has
ordered the delivery of Capt. Cook aud
Hszett. implicated in the Harper's Ferry
riot, To the autboriIirs of Virginia.
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NRw York, Jan. e.--CL'p-eehrs sunny SoS.n
WiIminaton, n o. ARHD-achrs Mar9nret; nen-
son. City Point W n smith Conklng Mmips.sn
tar. and ri A Weeks. Weeks Rich mosd; D = " OH,
Russell. Frederirksburg aud 'he schrs Ross Mlnn:.
CoIins. Triton, french Akin, Wasntngsen EN- ~
MGR, THORN Cooper Oliver and Marriage. az ron
VirGiniA Jan T-AnRD-Echrs Empire. Atwooo.
and Harriet. btinscn, from Norfolk. ior Cnssns'n
and Camden.
CAILAo, Nov 27-In port ship star Of q. Pc. Pear.
son. from Acapulco arr 23d for Chincha Islands 70
load for u States Gid 18Th ships Caroius Magnns
Taylor. Hampton Roads; Emily Farnum. simes' ana
Biondeii, pIumer. do.
Boston, JaH q Cid schr Tantamouns JAWS ,ntn'
Point Va and t3eorQiana. Teel, Warwick Greek, va
PRoyIDErCE, Jan. Gard schr Tuil. Ooopor
fredericksburg, Va. o,a
PHI .DELpHIA. Jan. 7.--Arrd schr Alert o1F ~oou
Richmond. p,h
mond
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Our Prosecutors.

We copy below . piece of important news: a
new fact just brought to view by the aid of a
"Drsmmowd leht'' thrown back upon our past his
tory. This important part Of the "Geness" Of the
new world will startle some of our readers, who
have been sslfconplacent enough to suppose til at
their pedigree couid not be traced back to Newgste
Wesommend to the attention ofsll this interesting
piece ~ history, brought to light by an English
sasan Of the present day. MIR. DRUMNoND, . disc
Singuished member Of the English literati, in .
pamphlet review Of Mr.. JOHN BRIGHr's speech on
. reform Of the English constitution, says:
"You conclude with long panegyric upon Anne
rica, and ask Why, since We import cotton from
America and wine from France, We SHOULD not i'm
port constitutions alsos Are You going to reform
the English constitution, or to manufacture new
onsi It cannot be the English constitution that
you want to import, because it is hero already and
Wss here many centuries before zoe sent out o.
Nsseodt< to America their first Adam and Eve"
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KRnaaa .ErauhlAs.

It's gratifying that in the renewed troubles o
Kansas, they assume much more local characts,
than Ia times past. Freedom Shriskers" hav,
been played out, and "blseding KAnsas'' now
blssds for herself alons and not for "Fremont and
Freedom" Thus passss away the rsscally fana.
tieism Of . day. The agitation of the Kansas
troublss beyond her own borders We. wholly fol
effect elsewhere. Not one of the Agitators felt the
smallest degree Of humane sympathy for the of.
histsd territory. On the contrary, they prayed
for preosgstion of her troubles for political of.
feet and sought to aggrsvats them to increase the
ssnsatton OF horror among their dsludsd follow.
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DIED,

On Sunday the 9th instant, at So O'Clock, A NJ,
Mrs SARAH JANE ANTELOTTI. wife OF u Ante
otti, in the 35th year OF her age, leaving husband
three children, and numerous friends aud relatives
to mourn their less.
Her funeral will take place this (Mondsy) morn.
ing. at 10 o'clock at st Peters Cathedral. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
On Saturday, the Sth instant, of typhoid fever
VIM ALEXANDER RADY, il the SD year of his
age
His funeral will take place from the LIST Presby te
rian church fRey Mr. Moore's) on this Monday eve
ming, at 2k o'clock The friends and acquaintance
# the family aud those of his brothers, respect
folly invited TO attend,
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ARRIVAL. FROM CALIFORNIA. VIA TEHUAN-
49,, mi, MEYIHA
KANSAS LEGISLATOR,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-The legislature OF Kansas
met, as adjourned, at Lecnmpton, and again ad.
iourned to Lawrence with the sanction of Gov.
Medary.
Among the bills introduced was one asking
Congress to annex to Kansas all that portion OF
Nebraska lying south of the Platte, and another
to repeal the bogus statutes and abolish slavery.
The governors message regrets the growing dis
position In various parts Of the Union to oyerrate
the number of votes cast general elections, and
to corrupt the ballotbox. He says "to the victors
belong the spoils," and the victorious party have
a right to distribute the posts of favor among its
friends. He hints that Congress may be more
liberal to Kansas as Territory than as State,
strongly reprehends the conduct of certain per.
sons in Linn and Bourbon counties, and says he is
prepared to unite with the assembly, ia the most
cordial manner, 10 any measures to restore order.
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The DanvilIe Rxteusion.

Tho bill for the extension of the Danville Rail-
road from Danville to Greensborough, N. c., comes
up to-day in the North Carolina Legislature. If
that body takes proper and liberal view of the
policy Of the State, 1t will pass this important
ssrs. But We are not all sanguine OF its success.
There are some very bitter and active enemies of
the scheme At Raleigh aud they will leave nothing
undone to defeaEt.
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D6r JOSEPH HoDasos, Ja., Attorney
at Law and General Land and Presumption Agent.
KANSAS CITY, MO.
~ ARr1r1oIAL TsETH-THs Chico

~ ARTIFICIAL THETH-THR Chico
PLASTIC PkscEss "a W JONES. DENTIST. having
purchased tho exclusive right fer the above
mode Of making TEETH. and after asfng and tsst.
ing II in the most difficult ,chsre other Plates
had as1 is entirely satifed Of ats absolute superb
ority over the gold silver and platna method can
ms desireful partial Of teeth and especial.
BY 10 sitch as mlay be dissatisfied with those they are
asiH0 In this process, all OF the OBJECTIONS 70
the gold plate ara remoyed-the suction 6ein0 per-
feet secures com fort and stability to the Ut and the
teeth being eobeded In the metal. the food sexclu-
ded from nnper or between them; they are there.
fore cleaner smoother. andiin every respect better.
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to toe mouth, and the suction thereby se.
cured be can insert more teeth scfost clasps.
it. s,s.s
This method havins been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in tae profession.
North and South. testimonials viii be given, and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them The old plates Of those wishing to sxchange
the old method for the new. will be taken In part
pay. Will of course. make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OK
tracted by electricity for those who wish tt.
s Office opposite corinthian Hall. js7-ly
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MARRIED,

On the 23d ult at the residence OF the brides fa
Their, BY the Rev T. NJ Peterson. WIN GRANGER.
formerly OF Petersburg, to Miss EMMA Z ROGERS,
Of This city
k2.Petersburg Express please COPY.
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EIRE At OF IAuIS

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Z, 1S59.-A fire broke out here
this morning in s. Mayberg's hat store. ia Broad
way, extending to aud doing considerable damage
to two or three adjoining buildings. Loss $25,.
900; fully insured.
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GUENTHER. ARCHITECT

al UVEI 1IIks. I1ISOlII EOls VIII
IN open DRAWING and PAINTING SCHOOL
for boys. at the s,hool room of Henry v Grooming,
Clay street, "a door from sth to 7th street In
structing in Drawing from copies, Drawing and
Coloring from pictures taken here and in other
places, and exercises in sketching from Nature. in
Q session of mouths. Terms-S2 monthly, Tues
day and Friday, from to o'clock, P NJ.
Recommendations and pictures can be seen at the
above place and on the daya named.
References can be given by Capt Lybrock, at Sat
tiers Artists Material Store. Main st. near 18th.
ia i0-zw*
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LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9-The New Mexican mail, with
Sante Fe dates to the Goth December. has reached
Independence. The Navsjos were submissive, and
willing to do anything to secure peace.
Nothing had been heard from the mail party
which left Nesbo on the 18th ult. for Albuquerque
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ARREST OF MUrJNEEI

MICHIGAN SENATORIAL ELECTION.
DETROIT, Jan. Sex Governor Bingham has been
elected United States Senator from this State.
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UREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF CORRESPONDENCE has determined to
close ont his entire stock of Goods and to do has
marked each article at considerable reduction on
former prices. 500 Worked Bands at l0c; $50 pair
adies' light colored Kid Gloves slightly soiled. at
23c; 20,oo0 yards Fringes and other TRIMMINGS; at
tons at and l2c tn cheapest In this citv Irish
Linens. extra cheap White Tar,atans at lsAc; Cor
sets of all the different makers. at low figure: Mil
Iinsry Goods without regard to cost; Hair Pins;
3 cad Dresses; i5a EMBROIDERED H6kfs at soc, worth
I or Embroideries at extra low prices; Rerage for
Wells, CSC; White Plsnue at great bargains: Worst
ed Hoods: Ciesks; Black silks; Rich French Thread
Lacss; Black and White Blond Laces. and other
great bargains, ean be had at
ia no GlLnSMIT,2 COS Rrnad ct
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NEW BEDroDD, Jan. S.-The brig Thomas and
Edward, of Thomsston, Me-, Capt. Bailey, from
ashore at Cuttyhunk on Thursday night, and Is a
total loss.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Treasury Department
wss conn PEELED last week to refuse payment of an
over due s100 Treasury note for want Of money.
The House Committee on Public Lands have
acted adversely upon bills proposing grants of
land to California, Kansas and Nebraska for rail-
way purposes.
1t is understood that the Committee on Terrific
ries will reopen the ColoDa territorial bill.
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DlYlAeM0.

The Exchange Bank has declared dividend Of
Of ~ per cent. ~ the profits on the capital OF
that institution for the lsstsix months.
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FIRE AT MEMPHIS TENN

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.-Twelve buildings in Mem
phis, between Adams and Washington streets,
were burned yesterday. The loss is nearly $780,
600. Messrs. Forsyth Jameson and Messrs Stur-
ges & Sons are among the losers. Several persons
were injured by the falling walls.
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CoNGREss.-In the House Of Representatives, on
Saturday, the Chairman submitted an executive
message concerning the Claim Of Messrs. Carmack
aud Ramsey for indemnit, for the alleged abroga-
ton of their contract for carrying the mail from
the Atlantic coast to San Francisco via Vera Cruz
aud Acapulco.
Mr. Nichols moved to refer the matter to the Ju.
dietary Committee, and also to direct that Com
mittee to inquire whether the Comptroller Of the
Treasury, who, it is alleged, was ordered to pay
this claim by Congress during former session
had refused to obey the request of Congress-
This motion gave rise to aprotracted discussion,
after which the motion was adopted.
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