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FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE,

Aud running In connection at BuiiaO with the NEW
YORK GENITAL x X ind the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE or CANAL boats, on the Erie Canal
and at ClCyull nj vi Il the CLEVELAND pITTSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Mackinac, ShehOygan,
kegau,
This Line is prepared to issue aud give
through receipts for property from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Cleyeland TO Detroit, Shebnygan, Port Washington, Mil
waukee RuCne KenOsha, WHukegan Chicago and TO all
kee and to all prominent points the Upper A1sss-
sippi River
This is the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal utTOuage extended to the Line the
son, by the travelling public, has induced the Pr0pretors
greatly increase their accommodation passengers aud
thu desiring cheap safe comfortable route will find
It by taking this route
Insurance property shipped by this Line be ain
cd nt less rate than by other having within the
past transported property exceeding
sixteen million dollars IN value without any loss
With these unequalled facilities the Pruprie9rs hone to
receive u liberal patronage.
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J. p. LAMBERT, MD,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.

am Methodist Clergyman. My heart has fairly ached
To witness the feeble health Of women as have Travelled
my circuit preAo hing the Gospel Ith1nk God however
that have all these diseases gvo way to the Gruefe
berg MaTshas Uterine CuthOlCun. whe It has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
former OF Western Stark Medina o., o.
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
Out the State
C9- For medicines or agencies address
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
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Transportation.
Sl1gA 1859. ..a!=l |

H.1RNk 1909. EassGs
THE NORTHERN TRANSFORMATION co.
VIII during the present senson then well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OEdensburEh q OsweGO, and Upper Lukos,
Forming TRI-wEEK1.Y LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEMI WEEKLY LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connect;ns at oglOnsburrh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central II II Route
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettcsen os1OegO, Troy, Albany and NeO York,
Connecting oat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK 4 ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ounkirk, Cleve AMI and sandusky, and
TRIwEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
CB Property forwarded by this Line will be subject
but tranbhipment.
r1- Merchandise marked IN T Co Express, b" will be
forwarded q m New York by an Express Freight Tain
over the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Dnnkrk
~ These Lines connect al Cleveland with the Cloye-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
J. MYERS Agent N. T. Go No. III Broadway, N. Y.
]. l.. WARNER, Agent Mt Co. No. Cmnties Slip NY.
CHAS. 3. TAPP N. cor 6th and Chestnut st., Phia.
HQYEY y CRAWFORD, Oswegc. NJ Y.
$. d. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
chamberlain. CRAWFORD Co, Cleveland
j. X McBETH Agent Saudusky
WM Y. WAL KER, Agent. Toledo
E. X MATHEWS. Agent, Detroit, Mich
y. W. GRAHAM 4 co Cairo, Ill.,
J. s. CHENOWETH & CO., Cincinnati, o.
IL =. WlBORG Co, Fulton City, III.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co, No. 95 state street,
Boston
a, CUsHNAN, Agent V. c. Line No lOs State Street.
J. +. CHURCH, Agent Rouses Point, "
e: J. THOMPSON, Treas. N T. Co, Ogdensburgh, NY.
GEORGE PARKER, Age. l. 80 " y
j. H. ERAAWFoRD, Mi waukee, Wis.
McHFNRY 4 BARKER, Racine, Wis
MAIHER CO, Chicago.
FIFE & MICHAEL, st. Louis.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
Office of the Northern Transportation Company
@ Cleveland. Feb 18th, 1859
marl9R8 CHAMBERLAIN, President
A 4 N ~ a tn IA
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Il gives great ensure 70 certify TO the nyarabe
rniye acton the GraefeEherg Marshas Uterine Ca
thucOn IN all Of female disease and tn the skill aud
high moral character Of the Mediba Department Of the
p LAMBERT, NJ D.
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All the trains going Westward cOnuart nj CLEVELAND with
rams for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus. Cincinnati ST
ouls Sci ana all the trains gong Eastward connect at
Duukrk with the trains OF The New York Eric Railroad
md AZ buhas with those ot tue Now Work Central and
8uialu and New York Ere Rairnads.
Cleveland April 4th 1889 aprg
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". WALLANLi FIN n HII = InlIluIl- -as1
SALE.-Pursuan IN the

= y
~ command nt AN order Of sale issued from the
Court Of CommQn Pleas Of Cnyahoga County n The suit
william B. ltlllmm, Plaintiff against James Egber H. j
Parke, Ezuda y LOlh and others defordants me di-
reclet shall offer for sale al public auction at the door
Of he Court House. corner O S6ueua and Jhamplan
70 ths city OF Cleveland m said county on tue a4 day Of
described lunGa and ter omeus, 10 wit. Situate the
township and yilloge Bedford In the County Cuya-
hOgu and state of Ohio aud hlunIe and described n
lows. Hemg the Chair Factory Lot situate original lot
No o. and bounded as follows, VIA Hes iunjns near
3s degs chain p links iron norhsrly end high or
paTapot wall on the mill dam thence y degs 2clans
to the ecge OF OF wut0r Ia Iinkes Creek thence north
easteTly up the creek along hn purheTy edge 10 the
SOutherY end Of high or pArupet wall the dam; thence
noThery said wall To- southsIy side Of mil thence
to Inc OF water from the mill race subject to the gs
mill and SAW mill.
Also village lot No eleven M og Robson Egbert's
subdivision oi part OF said original lot No &c. b0u ed on
two sides by Willis street, westerly by village LOT No "
nOrthery 10y bluff OF Iukers Creek. Together with All
the Chnery engine and fixtures oppertainng to the said
chair factory. Appraised at S5,10n
y, l., WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
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76 RIVER STREET, ,.......,..o .oLRvELAND, ONO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Alcohol, Burning Fuid Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spirits and Whiskies.
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Geaal Notifies.
d. l. WIGHTBIAR, ShtriG.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Pitts Auy. aprItdg2O

GHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuan TO the
- command two orders of sale issued from the Court
uCUmmun Pleas I CuyahOga County tho suit OF
John Hooper ct al pnin aganst Marcus Caufman OF al
defendant aud Al the suit of Robert Hooper al
said detts shall ufJr for sale n Public Auction al the
door 0f tie Court House COrneT Df Seneca md Champun
streotsl the city Of Glove land Cuyahuga County ON
tho 20 day " April 1859, at O'clock NJ ofsaid day,
the following described lands aud tonemunts Stu
Ohio, aud bounded follows BEGINNING at the soeih.
west corner of lot ut land owned by Frederick Wange-
I'm on Lake street, th0nce running nprthofy along
WagenE west line l32 feet TO land occupied by NJ Bir-
nett thence westerly with said Banets line 90 feet;
thence souihery parallel with ~ Muselns line 10 Lake
street, theECe westerly along said Lake street 60 the place
u h6f inning being the premises conveyed Marcus
CnpInan aud Marcus RegFenberger, Of the defen.
dnuts, by j. Fitch u. G Marshal 10y order of Court
Sept l5, 1906, Vol S. page 3i5. App ,aisel At $3.50
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD. AIl ez'

n
IL % A NJ Night ECpress rran stopping n grarl A,hlg-
hala and Pameyilo only, aud arrives AT Cleys-
laud at 3:4p A. M.
125 NJ Mail Irau, stops at all stations except Swan
WIZ, Saybrook Uhiou'tHe, Perry, Mentor and
WICK lile-wlll sion On lIgnal 10 take passen-
gers, for CieUeLJHd 0niy,at Sayhrupk ,Uni6ugille
Perry Mentor and WlckItfe, aud arrive at
Cleveland ll'u6 A. NJ
i;2o r. NJ. Day ENpress IIa, ops at GIraTd Cuunraut
Ashtohuls aud PainrsVille only. and arrive al
Cleveland AT 5Ol p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18

MISCELLANEOUS.
CuRIOsITIEs FROM AFRICA.

Mr. Paul dl Chaillu, Of New York, moved
hv q lore of adventure. has been hunting
beasts ani birds in Africa for the last four
wears, and has returned laden with Spoils, a
rar, Of which he * exhibiting. Among the
novelties which he introduces to the American
nublic for the first time are several splendid
Spcc,mcnS of the newly-diScovered race OF
I'ro-lodytcS known rs GorillaS. These creatures
are exaggerated monkeys, and combine the
clna:n. and nimblcneSs Of the Sinnian tribe
with the muscular power of at least three
pr~;Zr-ichtcrS. One Of DR.. Chaillu'S full.Sized
males would probably whip Sayers, Heenan,
and Morri>Scy all together. The larger speci.
mems are about five feet five inches high, and
ff,v.two inches around the chest, with q neck
like a balls. and arms as thick rs n mans
THIGHS. They eat fruit, but are furnished with
very long and sharp mandibleS, like a squirrels
or wouIchUch'S and probably could tear flesh
a. elSIly rs a tiger. The general appearance
of the Gorilla IS that Il - llbcllous caricature
on .nankind, and some skeletons of the species,
cyl!lnitcd in the same collection. would be
easily mistaken. Oh casual inspection, for the
frame work of tcformcd human beings. Besides
the G~oril!as, of which there are several repre-
scntaiivcS, old and Young. Mr., Du Chaillu
succeed in '~'6a:ging' some alniab!e monsters
of the same genus, which he claims to be new
varieties, and which, 10y right of discovery, he
h., hoaored whit the tough names of "Nschiego'
and .oolo Kamba."
The 'N,chic.o" is the most intelligent CT all
three. and builds a canopy of boughs and
lc,vcs in 4 tree, and. SQuatting on L broad
branch beneath this shelter, dctics the rain
aud :hc scorchins sun. 1t is to be regretted
.L,. ~, M, t'h,,ll, cnuli mot have DrOught
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
az: ;IIIiR:E SEu RIVER land

49, i>lN\T ~ . i,rrr' = ne Circuit rn4-' "
r.s"uf "N.rg y Campbell and uth'rs v. . : ,tH
aad .'nr'.. d." undersigned. - Commission. .a.r 81
,i~rr,-. viii. on The ~ Gfy O.; HI'hNBiE NET
iao-: v.,llnI" NV RIVER E~IATE kurUu - ''--
son. Ep''ur.. situated uu N"H River. 100 'r -
Mercer. auI containing by survey tLkEtN hlN.-'
ND FIFTY iIEl>. Of which FIVE HlNpHtH ~
FIFTY A':!-' a." 60; she very bet N,w EE.. 'i
and lhr ba,aur" consisting - ~ hes; upland I.'a.
cannot l" surpassed Ia he s'a'. 'r r]r.II.'s f"'
corn crops, anl l' s.u produce al. small .ra.s 'rt' q
go finely. II 2, acknowledged 30 hr -, 'ar o '7 .
90, J. situated "1 Nrw River, aud w.lI i"..rgr. "e 80
81 ctpi't.','-. or those desiring 70 tine land a.r '
Improvement. upon 10, ri,r" ~" comfortable
IrEv~-Ca-h IN hand .]I.rel,u' 'p i.g '. o. - y 3
amt be- "rpru.., %; abe. .at for 20" r..'a" n' '-i-
rr,.r ,auu.v q rrru.' OF -. 'rr'y" a1t '.-l'.sr.-
tie purchaser rN,,uG'ug huni. wi.h .nni V'r'"a,.s .'
Iut 10 lien rr'.ir.. ur im" l.ai 90, ri'ims:' s"-a.i.
.ny T. .-sI-,.g. JuIS TtlIJIn. i.r
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Earthquake 81 Cop:apo Half the City Destroyed and
Great Loss OF Life.

~ tie New Granada, from Callao, Which
in.; ~" LET; on the lIth, there is highly i'm
~pntta.li news from Peru and Chill.
Tie British slip Minnelai.a, from Cnldera.
had arrived at CaIiao. bringing intelligence OF
a terrible earthquake .; Copiapo. by which
more ;han uuc-!aii Of the town was destroyed,
and ,a,,Sin@ a great loss Of lite. The shock
WAS ,cn,ihIy lei; a; Ca!icra. The captain Of
the Miunc;laila reports the water as having re-
ccdcl some ,~wcnty-rhree feet III he harbor,
and SAYS his ship >*aycd /" a"d IL" as If in a
h"a"v >c!.
The CalIcra and G"piapo Railroad las SUI.
f.r,d. il /. said. considerable damage, in cor,sc-
Gucncc Of which no trains could pass over the
ro,I when the Minnchaha sailed.
The Chilean Minister I" Peru was murdered
ON the night Of the 18th ol October, at Choir
IiaS. THIS makes two foreign ministers who
have been assassinated in Peru within the last
eighteen months. Certainly there appears 10
lee very little security to life or property in this
distracted country. The government is power
less to- protect either. and is constantly in dread
o: popular outbreaks.
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Eyfft.

nrr. " tom iGi, P~owha'sn, Va. on the -'t-r's-.
VI PLEASANT FINCH. 10 ihr .iA year n' .'a.r
Ia, death rr4r VIII srIIrc f. ..W"u' : ~" r, .t.
too -p.u, uc '.u-'. mg Ll4 who wa taken. A,'.,
Tor YEAR % professor 10 religion, in .nIrf'.H. A."
Methods; Church. ~. was a. humble. retiring ,ha..i
aars" lir'r VIZ most L'-hiy r.trrlusi hE ,a"'e 7a1 -
hl'I most Intimately. - parent .v $50, g.".i'.a." a
'h,alu'fg'. ~,Hr.It;'a. year. - IL ~" H.-' H.'.'-
'h"rD ;nIt TUi welfare u the aWDiy Z h. " '"'.
ION. IL wa. B. k.ri and .ulg.-"@t master ..!A.
'"usrh"li ol servants uuuTa their I"sI
DrD. on tuesday n-,-'. the iG'h inst. At. ta,r.r
30 o',.,ch. JAMS WESTON, E0i,in 81" '.N .-'
o.. 49,.
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Tic Southern States vii hr cu'.iI'i :" Woo U
he Electoral Coll"gr u, follow,
More Fires in New orleans Yellow .e.sr, &c

ulUIU IIIV5 III Z TX 81 @N'~F' "
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. lJ.-Fiv- more ii!c>
have taken place since Saturday lat; three
were unimportant, bat one consumed thu new
Basin row and six stores uG Rampant street
The loss is $1,000. Another burnt ninc
squares and eighty small buildings above Chip
pcwa street. In the fourth district 80 small
houses were burnt, valued at $lrn,Uo". Ouc
hundred families are housnic>S. Tie whole
was caused 10y inccndiari-m. No water conf!
he procured.
The steamship Robcr; Waterman j. 4 t,'a;
loss. The Fishermen hav" pi"n'"rri h"i
cargo.
i. There were three de ,tls hy ycI!os Iryrr
last week.
Snow fell in some portions Of Mississippi
last Sunday.
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The STEAMSHIP NoRrn Sr,E.-A> yet y.
have no triings Of the steamer No.tn Star.
which left New York for .ASpinwa!l on the Gotta
ult. She had not arrived at her destination Oh
the eth inst. 1t is supposed that she was Dis
ablcd. and put into Nassau. New Providence.
If 50. it will take some time vet To- hear iIn"n
her. Besides y large number Of ofh": lsr-cl-
gers. the following United s,alcs officers. OF
dercd to join the steam Irrsa;e >a':ma". "i In"
Pacific squadron, were on board:
Capt. K. Richie; L.icutS. u. {. Watkins. /.
W. Meade; Master. GcOrg' >hyronh surgeon,
d.. 5. Green; Assistant Surgeon, Bennett Green;
Purscr, VIM. y. Ingersoli; En:inecr>-iir,t
Assistants. 7. &. e. Stump, Charles >hrocier:
Second Assistants, b. T.. ChaSSaing, j: L. II.
Wharton Third Assistants. :. VI. Cragg, J.
\. Wilson, y. B.. Campbell, II. y. peIlu>, T.
.Aubry Boat>wain, Philip Miller: saiImak"T,
John Ring.
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SLAVERY p1scouRsEs-TuE GREET BALLOON.

New YogS, Nov. l4.-Tnr Rev. nr. 'i:r":cg
repeated his discourse On ;hc >in %: slavery.
which was delivered a >h"'t time ago ho;":'
the American Missionary Association at Gin.
caro-, at his Church in Union Square, last eve
ming. Very few were present to listen to 1t,
on account of the weather.
Rev. Francis Remington delivered an address
last evening at the Calvary Free Church, Brook
lvn, on the E~!arrer'S Ferry affair. mike the
pulpit orators who have heretofore favored the
hubble with their "icws on this topic, Nr. Re
%ininston, who is an EliScoPaiian, condemned
the attempt of uId Brown ard his associates, nj
Harpcr's Ferry and elsewhere. 10 Stir up insur-
rectlon at the South.
Prof Loves balloon, has been raised again.
The rent in the CANVAS. occASioEcl by the col
lapse last Friday, has been repaired. and the
promise now is that the imitation, il i~SSupposed,
will be completed by Wednesday next. The
time Of its departure Cor Europe, however. Is
'.michty unsartIn.'
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TnE Nrw JERSEY ELECTION. The final result
makes the Legislature stand as follows
S~ena,e-Twelvc democrats, eight opposition,
one straight American. H~ouse-Thirty demo-
Gratis, twenty-cisht opposition, two straight
Americans. Tie democratic majority on joint
ballot is three.
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VlHGrxIA FORESTS ~ Fna.-Wc learn from
IL gentleman who has just returned from =
dccr.huntlng expedition in the vicinity 81
RowlcSburs. on the Baltimore and OHIO rail
road, that the nclgtboiing mountains are Oh
fire. Our informant saw, night before last, leo!
less than 1000 acres Of solid flame, a%ilording
one Of the g%ranlcSt sights hc ever bchc!d. In
one place, on the top Of "a peak. the flames
stretched up to the height of the ~lottIr>t trees.
tapping their red and .larlug win@s IN ihr
most terrible MANNER. \ great dra! .: timber
and tan.barh that had been hcwcd AMI prepared
by the mountainccrS is being destroyed, AMI
the fire has already eaten It's way through The
mountains a distance Of 20 miles. The noun
%tainecrs drag the burning leaves away ir"n'
their cabins and suffer no personal l;lnr% be
yond an uncomfortable warmth. The first good
rain that comes will put the fire out. The ire
in the mountains, from It's frequent occurrence.
has ceased To occasion any great '!rGI'" "i
alarm Uhseiiny Mt,hiq'"c,,, .Nor. H..
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Hal;h Waldo Emerson. IN 4 lecture at the
fremont Temple, Boston. -pokeo / John Brown
a. The Saint. whose fr;e yet hangs In sus-
pcrsc, but whose martyrdom, if it shall be per-
iectsd. will make the ~gailows as glorious as the
cross."-Prodigious -
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Later From Brownsville-The Town not yet Cap
tured.

New ORLEANS. Nov. Is. The report by the
steamship Charles Morgan, from Galveston. of
18th November, that CortinaS captured BronwS-
VILE on the 3iSt October, after five hours of
hand to-hand fighting, is contradicted by relia,
be private aivlccS; and the previous Corpus
Christi :cpor, is now diScredited. Letters from
4 branch 9. i commercial house at Brownsville,
t" the head Of the firm here. dated November
81, q = o'clock in the afternoon, says that Cor
tina> had no; then made 4 demonstration; that
the Rangers and Federal troops were hourly
e"pecie|, and i, was thought the town would
be able U an-l ont tll rcinforcements arrived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-18

There is now in operation in the United
States Ole mile OF railway to every thousand
inhabitants; in England one to every $500,
and in the whole Of Great Britain one TO every
5000 inhabitants.
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.~.

TmE uuNEKHoR OF MISSISSIPPI Oh TnE Posi-.
Ttox ol rur Sourn.-Ciov. Melville. of Mis-
~>iS,ippi. las sent his annual message to the
Legislature Of tina, State. llcsayS the Rcpub.
lean party and the Abolition party is one, and
proceeds
In this view .! Our position un the election
of All Abolition President, will II not be time
10 nut our house III order. and lie prepared 10
carry ont fully the following resolution of the
Democratic party Of this State, which party
represents an overwhelming majority OF the
pcopIc. That is: Resolved. That in the event
If the election OF n Black Republican candidate
10 tie Presidency. by the SulIrageS OF one por-
ton Of the Union only, To rule over the whole
United States, upon the ayowcd purposes Of
that organization. Mississippi will regard it As
Il declaration of hostility. and will hold herself
in readiness to cooperate viii, her SISTER States
of the South. in whatever measures they may
deem necessary Tor the maintenance Of their
rights a, c,.cQual members of the conlederacy.
F"r the purpose OF being prepared for the
contingency provided for hy the foregoing reSo-
luton. would recommend aS necessary aud
cx,rd!ru,. that YOU, hy Your legislation, should
MAKE il the duty of the then Governor, IN the
event Of the election oi II Black Republican To
the Presidency Of the United States IN Novcm-
Der. lStp, To issue this proclamation ordering
AN election for delegates To Il State Convention,
to bc holden on the first Monday OF December
next thereafter, and that said delegate. be APP
pointed to assemble al the Capitol, in the city
Of Jack. OF. Oh the third Monday Of the said
month ui December. 1850, Tor the purpose Of
adopting such measures rs NAV meet the ext
gcncy oI the occasion.
w"uli further recommend that you should
adopt resolutions, inviting the other Southern
States to cooperate with the State OF MlssiSslp'
ri. in the adoption 81 such measures as may be
nccc,.lry for the maintenance Of their. and our
rights. a. r%oclIal members Of the c"ntedcracy.
Tli- Is a!l that. for the present, | wonid re-
cp,nu!r,.l 10 bc done.
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Which consists of a FrSnEp DEEI
secured by a mortgage due III
1872, 1880 and lsS4....... l,.i',ooo ''
To meet which q Sinking Fund
is commenced.
Bonds issued for dividends paya-
bic in 1866, 1866 and 1870 2"e,ot" -
Floating Debt consist
ing Of moneys dcpo:
sited with the Urea
surcr, and other small
liabilities 232, $40 I'll
Less
Debts due the Com
pany, consisting OF
Bonds of the State OF
Va. 81, 800 90
Bills rccci.
vable... 1892 81
Open ac-
counts. 9o,522 Il
Cash on
hand -. 1919 81
- 1924 i"
~ "a -.
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Explosion o, Prof. loves Mammoth Balloon.

The New York Post of the llth inst. SAYS:
1.-The monster balloon at the grounds Of the
Crystal Palace, which has been for some weeks
past swelling visibly before the eyes of those
who would pay their % cents for the show, has
exploded. The accident took place early this
morning. After reaching 4 height Of 90 feet,
the gasSy fabric. to the surprise of AL, suddenly
spit open like Il North river Shad before break.
fast; 1t now lies on the ground. rs fiat and
tiaooy aS a wet rag. The Professor and a>Si>-
tants We're ~solemniy gazing on the wreck, and
three indignant Spectators trying to get their
money back. The balloon had been sand bag.
ged down very securely TO prevent lis going TO
Europe before all the passengers got aboard,
and lodged and squirmed a long while, until
one vigorous puff knocked it into collapse"
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NOVEMBER.

November with his nut. brown face,
And breath Of chilly air,
Now ills with u becoming grace
lis many tinted chair,
Tricky around the sober throne,
Red leaves u%nnumbered lie,
Responsive to the trigid touch
OF Au;umn's minstrels,v;
A | flowers, too. beneath his feet
Robbed OF their beauty rare,
No more periume some loved retreat
Or garland treSScS fair. MiLLErT.
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EXCITEMENT AT CHARLEsToWN, VA.

We learn that considerable excitement still
exists at Cha,lcstown. Va, caused by numer-
oas inc.ndiary fires in the ncishborhood, and
=. belle! among the inhabitants that emissaries
Of oil Brown axe still lingering about. The
N!yor Of Charlcstown had issued the following
nr..lAnn,inu.
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v1pnyn1A CENTRAL RAILROAD.

w find on our table the annual report OF the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, dated Dc
tober o6th, 1859, from which we compile as
follows
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FUn.TNER FROM MEXICO.

New oELrA>>. Nov. l1.-Latcr adviceS from
Northern Mexico state that the rebellion at
Victoria had been promptly quelled, and the
,'adcrS shot. The troops called out to quell
the rebellion marched TO JON Desallado, whose
quarters were at San Luis potoSi.
City Of Mexico dates 10 9TH inst. state
tbrt iiarquisa boldly avows that the seizure of
the specie of the conducta for patriotic purpo-
scS, were expected at the capital. His pro.
spcci> axe ROW fair for SuPcrceding Miramon
as the President, being the iarorite Of the
CllMrch nmrty.