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CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Flour market quiet

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Flour market quiet
and firm. Sales $3.50 S4,9Q, winter at Sc.
Wheat has declined SOLO, sales LOS. Corn
advanced 1@2c, sales Alt, As. Oats in good
demand and firm. Rye in good demand
Dressed Hogs, owing to the increased de
mand for shipment to the Eastern market,
has advanced 12@15c, sales at 5,50@6,2O
diving on 200 lbs. Market for live hogs a
shade firmer. Cattle in good demand at
2,26 @3,O0 for good to prime.
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Cure DE ERYsIPELAs. read the
statement of Mr.. Benjamin Hopkins, mer.
chant of Cincinnati No. 80 Main street:
Messers. A. l.. Scovill & Co--Gentlemen
Rowing that many are suffering, as | have
been, from the troublesome diseases, Erysip
elias, who would be glad to find a sure rem
ely, feel Tiny duty to make the following
statement:
have long afflicted with Erysipleas, and
have tried various remaaias ur;si'"''' n'f.~';.'-
a cure. have used only too BOTTLES ofyoul
Sarsaparilla or Blood Syrup, which has COM
pletely cured me. At the same time | was
afflicted with dyspepsia, which it has also
cured.
Cincinnati, o., Sept 10, 1853.
REM. Z. HOPKINS.
nY-See Advertisement.
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AMusENENrs.-The General Assembly, OF
Mock Legislature, meets on Saturday and
Monday evenings at the Court House.
The public generally, and the laiies par
ticularly, are invited to attend. Subjec
next Saturday night, is, resolution in ia
vor of amending the Constitution of thu
State extending the elective franchise t.
females.
Eaton's Dancing Assemblies, at the same
place, on Tomorrow, Friday evening, be
ginning at 8 o'clock.
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JEREMIAH G. ANDERSON, one of the
Harper's Ferry Insurgents, who was killed at
the armory, was originally from Yellow
Springs township, in this county, where he
still has relatives and friends. His mother
and brothers live in Wapello County, in the
vicinity of Eddyville. Young Andersen had
the character of q peaceable young man o.
good character. He was an early settler Of
Kansas.-Haaok-E ye.
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Our entcrprising neighbor over the way
Brown of the City Market, has new build
ing under way, in which he can more con-
venicnt,y accommodate his large trade and
numerous customers.
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BuRLIsGroN, Tuesday, p. m.-Weathcr
cool. River sufficiently solid to admit pass
age of teams. Business brisk, and money
matters easier Corn 25c. Panic in pork
market. Prices receded to 1910 at Cincin-
natl yesterday, the receipts that day reach
ing $4,000. In this city yesterday hogs
could not be sold largely for any thing over IS
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CIorHING IN BURLrNGToN.-An advertise
ment of Mr. s. Herschlcr, Clothier, Bur.
lngton, will be found elsewhere. Mr. HIS
Is the place to buy good clothing cheap in
Burlington.
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MAN KrLLED.-The train west on the B
NJ. r. Railroad, Friday last, ran over an
Irishman named Michael O'Conner, near
Fairfield, killed him instantly,
It is supposed he was drunk and had un
consciously lain down upon the track, We
did not learn any further particulars.-Ha@k-
Eue,
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Wanted.

5000 Coon skins, 1000 Mink skins, 1000
Otter skins, 500 Fox skins, 5000 lbs. Deer
skins, for which the highest market price
will be paid at Ezekiers Mammoth Clothing
Depot, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dec 8, 1859-39-11.
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Mr. Rarey, the American horse-tamer, was
operating at Liverpool with great success al
last accounts. -
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Democratic meetings have been held in Al
counties % declared for Guthrie for Pres
ident. for breckenridge, and II have left
their delegates uninstructed.-K
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ItJou want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers.

GuNsMTHING.-The Byrkit Brothers have
opened out a shop in the above business.
They have our wishes for success. See their
card under head of new advertisements.
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WE SEE CROWDS OF CUSTOMERS a
HERSCHLER'S. Cause why? There's
where the Cheap Clothing is found.
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vHNiE prapsirior Of this paper has Thirty iots
fav"rahiy situated between the hnsiness port iot.
ofth city and the Depot which he will sell TO actual
settlers ~ prices below the market aud upon terma
which will enable every one to own Homestead,
grow rich by its rise in value, improve at pleasure
and save rent. Call at this once, and IL this ID
not 40.
Several Dwelling Houses for SALE First rate invest
mcnts Enanire at the Courier OtEce.
Nov 10 tSSq
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad COMPANY.

GENERAL Agents OFFICE,
Burlington, Iowa, Dec. ID, 1859.
Mr.. DUNHAM.-Dear Sir: Shippers wish
ing to forward live stock to Chicago can cross
the Mississippi River with safety, with cattle
or hogs, as We crossed to-day drove on the
ice, and it has been freezing hard and still
growing colder Yours truly ID. Remick.
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HERSCHLER'S CLOTHING is GOING
off like shot cakes"
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OTTUMWA SEMINARY.

TIME I tn term will commence, Monday, Nov. Goth.
u 1879. The instruction will be systematic and
thorough, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution permanent and worthy OF
patronage. students will be prepared for College
Professions, Business or Teaching Tuition win be-
per term Of ten weeks, Primary Glass, ~ Junior
Class So; Senior Glass IS; Latin, Greek. French
Drawing, Painting Water -Colors, Wax-Rruit. and
Zephyr Work. each, IS ; Oil Painting, as
Board can be had for about 81 per week.
Students will be received at any time, and charged
from the date of entrance.
I. O. WOODWARD a. B. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
MRs. LrzErE u. Woopw,Rn-Dra aud French
MISS. X b. WOODWARD. Composition and Elocution
Miss. =. NJ. meteorological Literature.
REv. J. NJ McELRoy, A. M.-Latin aud Greek.
REV. s. II. WoRcRsTER.-0il Painting.
G. G. CLorrM.N, Teacher of Vocal Music.
0ttumwa, Nov IL, '59-24-n
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCOR POR ATED, A. ID. 1910.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Cash CAPITAL ......... ...... 81, 900 900.
CAPITAL, fAiD IN ..-..-............... 100000.
sUkPLuss "vfh ....-....--.--. S0O0W
The reputation acquired by this Company du,in
the last ffty years, by honorable course In the
transaction ofits business and the prompt and liberal
settlement Of Losses together with the character OF
the securities composing its Assets entite the Com.
many the utmost confidence OF the public as afford.
lug reliable Insurance against loss damage by fre
4. II. STILES. Agent.
Nov. "a, 1859 n87-1l-y Ottumwa, Iowa.
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There was considerable damage done at
Cleveland on Tuesday and Wednesday by
the sudden rise in the Cuyhaoga river.
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nY-See Advertisement.
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Com sHlerciai.

COURIER OFvics, Dec. IL.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-14

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menu vi DeCciuUoT IcTill, loJt, ulS all :
nounced its adherence to its origin al
position. Tho claim of the Banks
therefore cannot DO recognized as
valid by tho officers of the Unite d
States.
These institutions, however, relying
upon tho decision of the Supreme Court
of the United States, have placed to the
credit of the State, as heretofore, the
taxes required by the act Of 1915, and
have made no returns for taxation un-
der the act oflast session. In some in :
stances injunctions have been obtained
from the Federal Courts, restraining
tho proper officers from the execution Of
the law. These lnjunctions and some
defects in tho act indicated in the Re-
port of the State Auditor, have prevcn-
ted any collection of taxes under it,
while the law itself has prevented the
collection of the sums set off in lieu of
take under the act of 1915
These circumstances have caused
some dminuton of the revenue, and
present the question whether the
State will again contsct in the Federal
Courts the claim TO exemption sot up by
tho Banks, or so modify the act of last
session as to save the Banks claiming it
from its operation. Should the first Of
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TIT --LATEST IITs BY TELEGRAPH
Maine EIectfou

PORTLAND: Sept I3-Tbe returns Of Yesterday,
election for Governor indicate the re-slection Of
Lot M Morrill, republican, for Governor, and an
increased republican supremacy in thu STATE
Morrill, Z7.9ss; smith II ,f26 The same towns
iast year gave morrill, 30 .3l0 Smith - .o26. Nor
nus majority 80 far Is So against 5.Ss4 In the
same towns last wear, showing a net Republican
The aggregate vote Of the State is considerably
less than last year, but The indications are that
Morrills majority win reach 10000
The Legislature will be largely Republican
about the same as last year-though the represcn-
tative vote falls behind that the gubernatOriaI
ticket
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AUCTION sALM

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionecr,. =
.sn Moa,N o MACHINERY. SHEDS,
5.,r ,IUEsDAY MOkNING,S September
Iotn, az O'clock at the Steam Brick Manu- actorv
on the Canal. DEPOSITS Georgetown. near Tn, Csnsi
S,idzs leading to Arllnston we shall sell tire the
lures. Barrows. and Tools, &c.; together with the
Iat.nt the District for the makns of pressed
brick. The double machine and engin, Of these
works are capable of making 80 ,Oce bricks daily and
the sale will afford q rare opportunity Tor q most
Investment to any one dispos I'd to
Terms, &C., which will be liberal, made known
at the sale.
ssH-d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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r. \ t E y Sr s sIrp y + % X
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

E X T E 3 OF s sI,PEKioRs TOOK
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.
CLAGETT a DODSON,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
superior Furniture Dry Goods.
with full supply of everything in the above line
Tor the comfort and convenience of House Keepers
Omces, Lodgings, &c, &c.
THEIR FIRST STORY
Is hed with ali XII DIS Cocoa. Canton, and Singapore
mtt , "A a. Slstes G9Goa GoiT J9te and other
At The shortest notice. furnished and cut out TO
ne any sized room, hall or passage. The designs of
elegaE. designs known to the trade.
THE SECOND STORY
heavy and a beautiful assortment of Imperial,
Three. Double lngrain, Wool Dutch. Printed
Last, Ras, aad other CARPETiNGS. N''
cG TIE department. ior TABLE. and TOILET
G1O u &C., same hoor, is heavily stocked with
LINEN apd COTTON sHEETINGs,
TOWELINGS, TABLE DAMaSkS, in cloths
from 80 by "a, t. IA by IA, embracing al the ia
OVERLAYS matching in sets, amongst S6ieb
may be found the celebrated manufactures of Elan
ders and Belgium, very rare and elegant and cheap
THE THIRD STORY
hms5ican BRUssELs and TAPESTRY e CAR nRu
PETlNG Tor raTIng rooms, Psrors;, Dining.
new style Rugs matching, or not, as NAV be de-
sired.
The department for CURTAINS contains an i'm
mense supply of all the novelties in gorgeously rich
,naterlals, recently produced from the looms of
france, Germany, England, and China Elegant
Emhroidered Lace and Muslin UN DER CUR
TTAAiNS, from the looms of -. Gaul. Elegant COR
VICES, IN both metal and wood amongst which
are several new styles, representing Rose wood,
Oak, and Walnut, 0Tnanented with figures of gold,
,aom the celebrated manufactory OF Zumpsteiu
Muimaln, OF Berlin, In Prussia.
Also, from the same source, SIDE BANDS, re
Presenting clusters Of Straw berI ies Pums, Roses,
Lilies, Dalsles, Fuschies. and many other fruits
hna MOVERS az gotten up In glass and meal, IN the
Also, rich Centre and Side CORDS and TAS-
necessary belongings for Curtains.
Trsnsparent, Gilt, and other SHADES aud FIX
TURES, PICTURE CORDS and TASSELS, no
THE FOURTH STORY
is also filed with elegant MEDALLION CAR
PETS, ia Velvet, of sizes adapted to the dimen.
sfous of pariors and drawing rooms IN this and
other cities: VELVET CARPETINGS in pieces
which are some Of French mannfacture, style Of
the Persian and Turkish style and eolors. ''''i
pan sg nssPy q Erssh and American
brated manufacturers Of Crossley a Sons, Halifax.
WITH th.I may be found X CGs and MATS exc
cuted In the most exquisite colors ON fne velvet
heavy bodies, representing animals, buds. flowers
psrntinss, at ast. nj -bingly low pricer. -
and Pg61e ere Invited 70 look through our stock
Al our goods are warranted TO be as sold Pnses
rs low as those OF any Other establishment in this
Customers ofthis city. q GEORGETOWN. and Iexan-
qria Who buy ofus, will have their goods sent home
CLA6ETT.& poDs0N,
seiS-eoiw Pa. sv, ID door east Of 9th ct.
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MINIS DRxss SUITS,
Mess Bssiass, Ssifs,
YoxtkS Bssinsss Saits,

NOAH WALLER g. Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display Of rail and
winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. IL
y comprIeed OF an assortment Of Gentlemen and
Youths Ciothin g Of the newest and riches: designs
IN Eieteriai trimming, and workmanship
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles of dress an opportunity now
offered for selecting from the most We stock
duoed prices. y II -. = - % 8-ly
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FUTURE DAYS

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
old BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL
~ At ,AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
ses, we shall sell the Materials in the third story
Brick House and back building l4th street, be-
tween and u streets, one door north of the resi-
dence IF William j. Store, ESQ.
The buildings to be taken down even with tke
pavements, and removed together with the rubbish
within ten days aft the sale.
Toms; A credit OF % and 30 DAYS, with satisfac-
torily endorsed notes, bearing interest
salSd y. G.. NcGI.tRE a co. Auots
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THE GREAT FEATURE Of the day, in this vicinity,
tomorrow, is the grand tournament and picnic
Of the Sons Of Malta, at Arlington Springs. The
cavalcade of knights will leave the city for the
encampment at O'Clock in the morning, the
hour being signaled by the firing OF gun. The
address, &c, will take place between the arriyal
at the encampment and 2 o'clock p. m at wlric b
hour precisely the riding in the tilt-yard is to
commences. Visitors are requested to procure
their tickets before leaving tie city. See adyer-
tisements in another column
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CARPETINes; Oil Pill ,GtoTHs, CURTAIN
TABLE AND TOiLET GOODS. &C., 81.

In Graf Variety, and at Prices LOU as those of
any other house IN this city. =
we have the pleasure Of announcing to the eiti-
gems oil Washington that our stock every depart
ment of FURNITURE DRY GOODS is row
qpIte complete; An immense supply of elegant and
cheap CAkPETINGju just received from the gre (
sale Of Hadden & Co.. New York, any OF which we
shall be very happ, to sell either for the cash 20
ofJanusry next. We viii gladly send out any Of
en- Snr gods on aPprobatlon and lake them back il
siding In the District will be sent home without ex-
ira charge, CLAGETT h DODSON.
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New Eark N1nrlsfn

NEW YORK, Sept. 1i.-Flour 10 declining; sx'e
has declined 10a15c; closing at - 5OaSt.75; Ohio
S5sS5 so; Southern Sass is. Wheat has declined
Corn is dulk mixed 81 kfS2K Pork is firm; mess
SIS; prime sI037. Lard is steady. Whisky is
duh at 26kc.
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WATCH REruRNs.-Henry Brown, (col.,) dis
orderly in the street; fine and costs S3.I5. Fred
erick Nolte, disorderly and fighting; fine and
costs S3.15. Elizabeth Nolte, do. do SO is.
Geo. w. Donaldson, do; lectured and dismissed
George It. Andrews, profane and disorderly; fine
and costs 81 Is.
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An Abolition Orrnuiz.,iep.

ALBANY, sept. l3.-Several abolitionists, and
other friends Of freedom, met here Yesterday and
formed a regular organi Zation for the purpose Of
pressing the passage of a personal liberty bill
through the next Legislature and quest oning can
didates for the Senate, Assembly, &C. For which
purpose committee formed, with A. NJ. Powell,
Of Client, n. Y, as president, G. n. Baker. OF All,
bany, secretary, and lydia Mott, treasurer A
nettion for the bin is to be circulated through the
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Panic Among the Shoe Men.

BosroS, Sept 13.-There is something like a
panic prevailing in the shoe and leather trade I'm
thfs city at the present time. Three Of the princ
pal houses suspended payment on Saturday. There
are reports that, in consequence Of this some q
the small manufacturers have failed 20 meet their
engagements, which will probably result In a
panic In business and trade generally.
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ma lust OPENED, "A
ANE FALL GOODS AT NEW YORK 80
SQkO PRICES.
kIBBONS at wholesale prices.
STRAW BON&EIS, all kinds and prices,
FRENCH FLOWERS, every variety,
BONNET FRAMES, RUCHES, etc etc.,
81 I'll Eel IsI SKiRTS hest quality, all prices, ~
Splendid assortment of HOSIERY,
GLOVES in every style,
And FANCY GOODS, all kinds. at the lowest cash
prices.
N. b. Don't fail to call before you purchase else
where, as my goods Will compare 10 style with any
stock in the city. WIN. y, SHEDD.
so lS-3t (COn.&Inte) 500 nth street
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DIED..

Sth year of her age -77 = -, | .
The friends and acquaintances of the sfsmlly arc
requested 70 attend her funeral on Thursday after
ny n92n, 90 ock, from her late resdsnce, corner
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The SECOND SGEUBEN MONUMENT FESTIVAL,
to be given at Arlington Springs OF Monday next,
the 10Th inst, promises to be one Of the most en-
joyable affairs Of the kind that our citizens have
been treated with for some time. The committee
OF arrangements are taking great peins to render
the festival acceptable to all classes Of the commu-
nifty, and the exercises to be gone through with
will embrace some new and anus ng sports such
as gymnastics, pole climbing, arrow shooting.
and dancing, for 10th young and old-the whole
to be enlivened by singing and the strains of va
rious excellent bands.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, sept. IA FloUr-sales q
U4ion street at IS. Wheat-sales Of fair 10 goo,
fair, 81 l2asl.Ii; good 81 .I5asI "a. Corn-smal
sales atScO. OHs-no sales. Rye-sales at 7Oc
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THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT So
Getty have received $3.50 towards the monu-
ment fund from b. l.. Hodge and others, citizens
of Shreveport, La, the contri button having been
made on the 4th of July last
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRG, Sept. H.-Stocks are lower Chi
cagI and Rock Island 69a; Cumberland Coal Co
II; Illinois Central sE>res 67a; do. Jonds p y,
Michigan Southern IS; New york Central sos;
Reading kR. 45a; Va. SIS e4Y; No. SIS IS.
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HaItfners Marksxa

BALTIMORE, Sept. i3.-Flour IL steady; Hovs'd
strss; aud CityAiills IS. Wheat Is buoyant sales
or IS 600 BUSH white 81 40; red 81 IOasl Is Corn
is firm; white S0as2c; yellow SIC. Provisions are
firm; bacon sides lOc.i mess pork sl5. Whisky ia
dull; Ohio IS Nc.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A stylish, comfortable and
well furnished house, situated north of Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, between Twelfth and Nineteenth sta
and not further north than street. Address ZAP,
plicant" at this Office. SO PSF
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The WESTERN WHARyEs.-The following ar
rivals were registered for the week ending Sat.
urday last Schr. New Haven, Capt Grifin, from
Cornelia, Capt. Riley, from Port Wathali, with
coal for the Gas Company; schr. Alexander Hen
derson, Capt. Ketchum, from Port Wathall, coal
for same.