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From the New York Ixpress.
An E1enhnme L@00Q,

An EuGOh0M2 A0O80s Il
Or Er;a.v morninp. tremendous excitement |
- cres,ed II The lower part Of Williamsburg, |
.snsaa ~ ,he el.nhant belonging 70 Van AM
$500 Msr.Uerie hecomins enraeed and break |
;nO loose from the keeper. man had beer
onenloved 10 bring some shavings to the me-
nar.rie. Nhich were brought 10 d wagon. The |
man drove into the tent. and while unloa ding
| his wagon. the elephant was observed to grow
realizes Il the sight Of the horse, which had
Wits blanket on. TIE man vas advised to
| lake his horse away but before be could do 90,
tbe elephant advanced 1 few steps, and, knocks
| ING the man down with blow Of his trunk, next
| aeized the horse by means of his trunk, aud in
/ iured him seriously. He next seized the wagon,
| throwing il 10 into the air, ana breaking il to
pieces. His anger vas fully aroused then, and,
proceeding TO the cage OF the prairie volt,
| smashed i With his trunk, releasing him. Next
1 in his way was the cage Of black bear. This
cage was demolished, but the bear was chained
4 up and could not escape. The cage OF the
! zebra being next in his way, be pushed i
a eh.cv0h tha tent and clear through the wall OF
.,n.5i shantv & the hack az the tent Then
~, ,ne ~ Ten, ~ eot into he street. pursuea
~ bis keepers. and hundreds OF people, none
! of whom wefe able TO cope with the enraged
/ elenhant Be finally vas driysn by the CROW
/ into the stone yard. corner Of South Fourth and
Tenth streets. where 4 number Of workmen
, we're engaged 10 dressing stone, and had ilst
, placed upon wooden horses huge stone weigh
ing about fifteen hundred tons. In attempting
|. 10 get out Of the store yard, the elephant GOT
. caught 70 this stone. whi..h checked him. Tue
! keepers gradually approached him with chain.
D 20 fssten his legs, but it was not until he had
o received several severe blows with spears tha,
L his attention could be diverted 90 - to Fendel
. il possible TO further secure him. Finally h'
: was thrown down upon bis side, where he LAY
i for some inmates believing and .hrAshing abou
= him with bis trunk. Application was made q
i the members Of the hook and ladder companie
II l and s, Who furnished the keepers with lonl
. hooks. One Of these was run through one 9
Ut his ears and twisted round until the poor aniMs
Il could mot move bis bead from The pain OF %
. wound. When be- vas perfectly suodaed. o
Il wAs heavily bound with chans and taken oAc
70 the menagerie. He 10 almost covered vi
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The Dubuque Herald says that dark susp'>
cions are aaoat In that city concerning the late
demise Of . we'll known citizen. His remains
are to be sxhuned and examined. He was r'chs
and persons connectsd with him have been
very ss6ush" since his death. The name Of the
man. ve suppose, was Charles Gregoris.
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There we're III ueaAiaes ae - Nav Pelneyl>
vanis Hoass IN Davsnport, laa1 wssk says shs
0A1esse. Il 3sss 4.5s. sse..s
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The ollicial vote for Governor and Iieuter ans
Governor, will not be canvassed Until the Legis'
laiure meets. .7.s
~ A change Of time has been made IN tne
running Of trains on the B. & n. X. Railroad.
The Accommodation Train now leaves Buri'Dg-
TON at 7. 40 am. and arrives At ll.S5 am. The
Express Train leaves ut 220 pm. and arrives
q 6.s5 pm. The travelling public will please
take notice.
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suprense Cewrs
CAUSES pkclDKD.-Nov. Z.
utord Bro. Davis. Dallas, Affirmed
r H0sien " Co. Judge, Hardin, Reversed
NOv. 8.
sOa I. kcfadden, Davis, do
IIans v. Sw.uAnd, Cedar. do
Issn v. Morton. Decatur, do
Ehsger Y. Noriarty, johnson, Affirmed
sssshsik Co. 9. Nickel, RO~esheik, do
hi v. Smith, Bates & Co., Polk, Reversed
Iii Co. '. Stafford l. Co, do do
Noo. Q.
yburb '. Kuhl, Scott, Affirmed
'il~ '. Sheldon, Knspp b Co., Do
baque, do
sgaetv. Crippen, Dubuque, DO
Auourges '. Clark 4 Gibson, Scott, do
IA BAer, Mshaska, Reversed
r.a '. O'HAllosan. Dubuque, Affirmed
.ery '. Grepengetsr, Scott. do
s, ..:s.s !. 1sS;ssss S;;. s:.,' Dubuque n.A..rns
spssl '. McHars. Scott. / Denied
av. Hemingway, Lee.
A's v. Woolpough. Dubuque,
Psli,ion for rehearing Withdrawn and juds,
sai AMrmed.
Tie Court adjourned SINE die. There we're
ree hundred and eighty-eight causes on the
xket Ofthese, two hundred and eighty we're
FpOsed Of. Written opinions we're delivered
tsDs huadred and forty>6ve causes. .,a
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745 3 iErom tbs Iowa City Republican
The Dcss oeracy again caught at Lyin1

The Democracy 0B0am CossD ~ - ysoo
We should suppose that the readers OF some
democratic Journals would not believe any
thing said in those journa's. unless an affidavit
Of their truth was appended to each article
We had occasion to show the utter falsity du-
ring the late canvass of certain charges which
were made against Mr.. Kirkwood, the Governor
elect. which vas shown by the afidavits OF des
morrats themselves. So now, the New York
Herald. aud those, its miserable imitators and
echoes at lying. Incapable Of other imitation,
the Davenport Democrat aud Iowa City Report
er. charge upon DR.. Bowen c0mplicity with tie
miserable raid Of Brown at Harper's Ferry, and
by their inuendoes and indrections seek to make
il appear that he, while Adjutant General OF
Iowa. handed over 70 irresponsible persons and
parties. the State arms. to be used 10 Kansas
and elsewhere, and that the State has coDse>
ouently been defrauded out Of its arms and mus
ni,ions OF defence. As in the case Of Kirk wood,
80 row We are happy to be able to confront and
| contoupd these caiumnistore Of individuals and
yilb6ers Of the truth, by the unlmpeachable tes'
| timony Of q democrat, none ether than Geo. " I.
McCleary, the late Democratic Secretary OF
State. and our present democratic County Judge
/ Will the Democrat aud Reporter have the de-
eency and manlifaes to retract the SANDER ano
ca!un,ny which they have caused to be c'rcess-
ted against worthy fellow citizen, by publ'sh'
! ing in their respective journals the suejo'net
| corr eepoDdenco
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Iowa CITY. Nov. Q, 1869.

Ges. Gro. w. McCLEARY, Qate Adj. GEM
u DIny Sir IL desire TO call your attention to
an article in the Reporter Of this date under
ahe caption Of 's,raltreatment of DR.. Bowen" !" to
which is appended . statement from one Co! !.
rories. representing Gbat have given bonds
far state arms. which sess 20 be given TO inde.
pendent Companies fos kaaeas purposes, snd
aztec being thus delivered. my bond Was 70 nave
been cancelled, but was not, &e. !,
u Now. iuasmuch as l never gave SUCH bon0
to aoy person in lows, and, inasmuch - never
came in the possession OF State arms un'a' my
appointment as Adjusant General, ! oes'te YOU
20 state whether you as Adjutant General ever
took such . bond Of me, or whether ever obs
.sined any arms from you Tor any purposes
! Vhateyer. .@9. sss Ar,
Yours respectfully.
| T. BOWEN.
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sss AuaDsasa % CnAaLGas.-1s. Tnese'
- nsRdssss q CAssssGs, vas sSeested g
Asss - ~ llth. n - - dsash slsA
paeg ensaas aad ssnpessss. Hseesn-
eess - aseoa. an1 asso nnle 1iosAeA
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T NJ. DaIlam, its founder, has again taken
srw Of the Oqugwka PlAindealer. Ar. D. has
hx connected eth the Republican Press for
ss M thses years, where he made . very good
ts si.h Brooke. but very little money. +
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=. n. olsce of State Printer the names Of =.
ss.l. edi,er Of the Citizen, and present 10, !,
-S.a, Of the ofkce. and n. W. Mills: the ven
nm publisher Of the Journal Of Edocea.on
Isi.hsd ., Des Noinee. and 9. Dunham' ee''os
,he Burlington Haskeye. Either one oi 'eese
s,lemeu is yell qualified TO discharge tne
.ies Of the oiice. Nr. Teesdale mas many
Crm friends, aud a. al public men nave, mas
me- euenjes. bot ve have not feen me ema1ls
charge Of dishonesty made against him. IL
1 : reselected ws will have q good o@csf.-
.x Csssty Herald.
A long ss the matter vas eonhned 10 'y'ns
.,eloco papers we never took the trouble 70
,,,.d,cs Il. But 90 our respectable cotem-
,r a, Carinda has thought best, for What
.,a ve kpos not, 10 assert that the editor Of
uuer 10 candidste for State Printer. it i
nm for u 10 say that ~e have not SO an
.vpssd ourself either privately Or publicly
!. nw been in the State Eve years and hops
R 10 IosA many years more without asking
stsl iavoss OF either the Legislature OF peo
When we do conclude 10 be candidat,
.il les our Page county and all other anx-
~ friends know. We object to being forces
ks ne lists in this fashion.
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q fhomse NcDermoss, % last Tharsdsy
"eans undertook TO puoish bic wife for al'ssso
w scaduet. BY whipping her With stick, ana
= y ses-is-lAv interlsriag in behalf et ~
~ as wretch gass hin also . sossd ssafang'
" eseplains Of bic vits, ncDss0oss vea
weight before Justice soyder, yesterday aaess-
~, md tasd 1--WE Sellass fer bic ssss@ps q
- rssslAss No Asosssie iassiestsoas- ~
@sssa ever and vas Discharged.
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q fAs Bsrlisgssa 3 Missouri River ksai-
No. sasiAiy psaAiag % senpssssee sas's
- eapse bsilding o The aserssioas. ase =
an y process of eoosts setiea t0ossieeesy
ssiAg ~ 1spsG viii shsss increased ~
- II iesvAsdisg lssight aa1 psssssssse,,
A's = dsshs - bssissss Il ~ sea1 ~
NUsaGy ineeo,s,A. s-u
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49,. c.ums.-Mv. Scholse, Who RE
=. c....,e a Q campaign paper. nov
""' !. s.us,ss is permanently. Ar. s 10
s,,r,S,y shresghout the State 60 ON ed
-, :. besp.sk Tor his paper large cir
-. hs sound. reliable and ably con-
,aRe,uhssaa joursaL the vide eissslsaen
,txh siu DO mseh 70 Disseminate 's0'o s's
,r,et error.
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named j. Powell, was given up, having pro.
claimed himself On American. 49p4 g@As
4 The U. s. Steamers Misssissippi and PawkAs-
tan were At Shanghai; Layman, q the Gulf Of
Pechil. and the Germantown - Japan. A@4a n
Il ADDITIONAL. NEWS BY TIE ASIA. v
Lord Brougham has been elected Chanosllos
Of the Univsrsity Of EAinbuEah. ~ ,# ,..4s
The widow of The late Sir Robert Peel i dead.
The French GovsRnment has ordered 100 gun
boats, mounted wnb - guns, each, 20 - com
|, plesed With the ut404t dispAtch-i ag sa-yn56 /.
The arrangements Tor the combined French
and English expedition against China, has beer
completed, and - dSparssrst ~ 6Xsd toe u,
! i frs, fortnight 10 Februasx, sagara gos3 ~ N
III The q. 8. Frigass Wabash is q Naples.
II The Prris correspondent Of The London New
II says that the recent meetings Of the Empsfo
!. Of Rnss'a, and The Prince Regent Of Prussia. !
! \ the >u,jeot Of great aDxety at Paris. III
general impression there il that shey agreed no
i % oppose The annexation oi UsntFal ItAly ;
\ Piedmcrs. sss.s aasss#a@ as
The Asia passed shs s.sanship Aftisa. o d
! I'd inst.
!. rhe Asil's mails ~ ~ sousA, lsis tAi ~
i ming. IN es's-.. - ~ 49,. !.
81 0errits Smith shows continued marks Of u
!. anisy, 20 one b allowed 70 - him, but h
: sadssseood 10 refers II his rsvings % the HA
= psr's Ferry mattsr. and supposss hinssH und
=. arrest. 49, 1stss sea sssa... .sfs' hHi
= Charlsstown, Va, Nov. 10.
II Evening-The court to-day ssntenced Coo
~ Gsseu, Coppss and Copeland, v ~ executed
~ Bsiday 18Th Decembsr. Is = eappcsed th
N Gov. Wise Win rsspits Rsown md exscuse q
n vhole 81 tie eond6@nsd psisoaets on the %
= aay. 1he couFs has adjourned ~ ~ sst1l.
=. #7s ~ Assss F0rs 6aensa, o. w, Nov. -.
\. The Jury n ~ eass of Uaited Blasse uarsl
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- ,he above vith our advertised
-;l b. seen that the pFies u as
- =, ssp,. higher than oars. That
> ~ 4. davenport papers has 90 large .
HIa" i. HAuk.Eye, we are well satis-
srsA .sh,;e can thus see that. though
~ - ...daa. " are disposed 70 ssrvs
''h'" q, ,s;s,s, and give every advertiser
.,a VcEtA. 5s4s
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G b
sasaAls sa@ssatFes 4ta s4aptlaaeaTa kaA -
ana isal' sdi xz3taa s3assss i.aa
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There we're three deaths from yellow fever iaaii
this cisy duriae she lass wook.aa Aaf9a e. aaaai
TIE aAidavis sf n. Anass bseaghs by ~ =
stsamsr Charles Morgan. hat BGounsvills had
bess captured by Cosiiaas baad, y isunrsliAhlA
| and the previous Afadasiie ass mot credited.
The rebsllfoa as viotrsia, Msxieo, had been i
Quissed, and sAs hsasss ~ Desa sheasA TAs ~
tsoeps esas - qaslL u haA masahs1. Da0ellaN y
| dAs headquarters eoatiseed q SaA LuiA Isasdsa
The stsanship Robert Wetasmaa hss besa
abaadonsd, and j. sossf Jsse y Her sarge = oe.pp
ieG plsndsrsd by asAssn, F@eTaaa sfs saeiaa
4 ne JoaraAls aeurss sivs LsAssassssA. -
il nsjorisy q al,aoo.o flA AfsH2 AEnrss ssAlae4g
sAs n'l'f'v sssslsssAAassF' tn.sk,.a 49, - aais
| 4 postaca II ~ ssn seSls GFslsE Sisvassssd
which vas basnsd lass wesk fell the ~, Agey.aI
ing ten o. ssslve lahesesoWAo -~ese eagagsd 10
elAStne ~ nso1nAJ s3Wo - 10 1nlsss1aAO
! - ssssi hAnsd aaa easr l.jss.4 II ..is ..gota
Il Alarr. aad vsry ssilliass ..sesr ppssssa svss
Z he city betwssl 3 aad 10 eesssk this uossisgs
Ina diseesssD ese0 nestA - soath s1hs apSA-aa
= rsoe eGaa q ~ n1elses uss CO tepslel eA9e.e.
!, tss, ~ lengA ef sAs tail - lees ~ eAeps
d | lha core, Apesine = ! 6ue polnc eesee seas
i ef bright yellow 1se. y wosssea sso0 varo0 Z
. peia6 = ~ ssy, ~ - - - sase' seasse
: 'As''sA '''.a'''' 'A'0 u, ! n..,... s.- . y.
II lsis ssatsd 49, 0ss. nssessss ssldly svo.s
4 - 'ssisses = - Osa1ueeA ss1 mgo tAas y
y - aone e. paeriesls paspos1A - = O. Y
II esc,>l . assivs = ~ sa1sah sad vili gseea>
: - - - - EDo1l1as3, 6skog - oAoeeA
a AanqlA.4a #HIi hi h4ea#=sa 9ai u y IN ii aasi
~ -sgss laa7 af4 a gaspaoss lsaisiGaa D.
WI WI ss4aAss .ass4ah8es 4aa a4aptihasqtr ~ saA
I'LL ana i4aEi sdi xz3faa ssassss iatl.
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@Sa8 "a se &5a 9A
.mia s4agi s asl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-12

H. In the case Of Peter Corrie, recently con-
victed at Towsontown, Md, Of the murder Of
Ohcer Rigdon, In Baltimore, last fall, the motion
for new trial was yesterday overruled. mo-
ton for arrest Of judgement was then made and
overruled. The prisoner was then placed in the
dock to receive his sentence, when Judge Price
asked him il he had anything to say why the SEN
tence of death should not be passed upon him
Corrie replied .' ~
eyes, sir, desire to say few words-I have
no fault to find With the Court, the Jury or the
witnesses; thank God have been allowed the
privilege OF the law and counsel, and that have
been spared to live this long. On the day of the
murder i was drunk, and all know about the
occurrence was what heard the witnesses tes-
tfy to; whether they swore to the truth or false
hoods, do not know; l would sooner die now
than tell what is not true, and when | have to
die hope the Lord will have mercy on my soul. u
The Judge then passed the usual sentence II
Is said that Mr. Preston the defendants counsel
VIII carry the motion in arrest Of judgment tG
the Court of Appeals.
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Proceedings Of Ts.Duy.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. johnson, of
Tennessee, offered resolution requesting the
President to require of the Heads of Depart
ments to furnish estimates for the expendi
lures of the Thirty-sixth Congress on q basis
not to exceed fifty millions of dollars per an.
mum, exclusive of the public debt and the
interest thereon; and referring that part of
the Presidents Message recommending ccono-
my to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Gwin moved to almond by referring to a
select committee of seven, one FROM each of the
principal committees which report appropria-
ton bills.
This resolution gave rise to discussion, in
which Messrs. johnson, Trumbull, Wilson.
Davis, and Chandler participated and which
was still progressing when our report closed.
liz THE House, the consideration of the Ore
gon bill was resumed.
Mr.. Vallandigham avowed his determine
ton to vote for the bill. Lilo was opposed to
all the amendments.
Mr.. Lane related the circumstances under
which the Oregon constitution was framed, and
repeated his declaration that he believed the
population very nearly $4,000.
Mr.. Stanton opposed the admission on the
ground of the unconstitutionality of that clause
in the Oregon Constitution which excludes the
introduction of negroes and prevents their
bringing suits in courts of the State. ffe con.
tended that in voting for this admission the
Republicans would and must endorse the bred
Scott decision that a negro cannot be a citizen
of the United States
Mr.. Stephens advocated the admission. He
first showed the inconsistency of the Republi-
cans in bringing up the population question;
then referred to the negro exclusion clause,
and asserted that the Topeka, Kansas, consti.
tuition contained similar one. In relation to
the denial of the right to sue, Mr.. Stephens
said that was the case in Georgia; yet suits for
freedom could be brought by blacks, who, under
the fundamental law, came into court by their
81 next friend and sue and are often success
full In relation to comforting the right of cit
izenship, he cOntended that this was the right
of the sovereign State alone to provide for. 1t
was the dearest right of the States which they
should last surrender to the Federal Govern.
ment. He next proceeded with a general ar
gument on the subject
On the conclusion of Mr.. Stephens remarks,
the substitute of Mr.. Grow, authorizing the
people OF Oregon to call Convention to form
State Government in case it shall be the de-
sire of the people of the Territory to form such
government. This substitute also contains a
similar provision for Kansas.
The Chair ruled the substitute out Of order.
MIR. Grow appealed from this and the vote On
laying the appeal on the table was in progress
when our report closed,
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CONVERSATIONAL.
fAiPsy.fiftA Congress Session.

In rHs SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Psarce pre-
sented q memorial from citizens Of Havre de
Grace, Md, asking the establishment of a
National Foundry in thsk town a A
The question Of the Indiapa contested eleo-
ton ease being taken up, 1t was after : lengthy
Argument laid on the table by a vote Of 81
yeas 20 nays.
The bill sppropriating $50, Ooo, 900 for facili.
tating the acquisition Of Cuba was then taken
up, when
Mr.. Benjamin advocated its passage in a
lengthy and powerful argument, in the course
of which he reviewed in an able manner tho
history of the West Indies in connection with
compulsory labor.
Mr.. Doolittle opposed the bill, because Of
the affront to Spain that would be involved in
a proposition to purchase. .--..-...--...-
Mr.. Crittenden next obtained the floor, when
the Senate adjourned. sr. i. .--- Ed.
In THE House, the discu ssion on the Oregon
bill being continued, the admission was advo-
Gated by Messrs. Comins, Thayer. English,
Case, Sandidge, Stevenson, Clay, and Davis Of
Miss; and opposed by Messrs Dawes, Hill, c.
D.: Cochrane, Bingham, Hoard, Millson, and
TMr. Millson's opposition vas based solely
on inadequacy of population
Mr.. Bonham avOwed his purpose to offer an
amendment, so that the bill should not take
effect until it has been ascertained by a census
that the population is sufficient to entitle the
State to one representative. Adjourned.
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PBRsONAL.

go. We learn from Indiana polls, that Lieut..
Governor Hammond Is much worse Il is thong bit
he cannot recover.
80. DR. Bailey, The editor Of the National Era,
Il about to visit Europe for the recovery of his
health. -
-. 9th Q Dog, Esq, member of certain
church IN Salem, Mass, rendered his resg natl on
short time since, because the pastor disagreed
with him concerning the meaning Of a Greek
word IL was readily granted.
-. At the monthly meeting Of the American
Academy Of Arts and Science, at Boston, this
week, the recent deaths Of Prescott the historian
and of Bond, the astronomer, were appropriately
noticed by resolutions and eloquent addresses
from Prof. Ellis, Chas. G. Loring, Prof. Pierce
Robert G. Winthrop, and others.
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oEoRonrOwN.
Csr,ssysnIsnes Of I7s Sssr.

Cs'TssYsn1snes ef IAs Ss6V.
eDelssfowN, Feb. ~, 1850.
Our city councils hsdundss consideration last
night, and completed, quite = large amount o.
imPoftsat business. which willappear hereafter.
Last night being The closing one Of the ladies'
fair at Forrest Hall, the spacious room was lite
rally crowded to overfowing Upon the whole,
this has doubtless been one Of The most popular
and productive fairs held In our city for some
time past. The fne lot Of silver ware was won
by NV. Jackson. 80
child OF MIR. Andrew HESS, butcher, residing
near the almshouse, accidentally took fre yester-
terday morning, about O'Clock, from heated
stove, and befOfe the flames could be exiting uish-
ed u was burned seriously as TO cause its death
in about four hours - FFTFT
The offerings OF beef cattle at the yards yester-
DAY amounted 10 about 225 head, all of which
was sold to District butte hers and SPECTATORS Al
s3 '5aS5 SO on the hoof, equal to 81 J0aSil net.
No change in sheep or hogs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-12
Spirit OF THE MORNING. PRESS.

Inc O'"oa, speaking of European politics,
thinks that the money kings of Europe, the
industrial and commercial classes, will prevent
war by refusing to furnish the funds.
The same paper, speaking Of the admission
of Oregon, expresses surprise to hear of oPpo-
sition to the measure, from Democratic mem.
bers, who use argument that the principles Of
the English bill, requiring representative,
population should be applied to the case of
Oregon. This, it thinks, is wrong, for the reason
that Oregon was candidate for admission at
the same time that Kansas was.
The Lntctfigeneer is devoted to Congress sional
proceedings and news to-day.
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NURSERY AT LINNGAN HILL.

NURSERY AT LIN NC:AN HILL.
~ NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. q,
The proprietor invites the attention of the oublic
to lis large aud general assortment of OK IA. -
MENTAL. and FRUIT TREES. among st =
Ard Norway Fir. Of large growth and healthy con-
zion, with large assortment Of other Evergreen
T ees. h'o0N
A large assortment of Deciduous Ornamental
Shade Trees, of all suitabe for tran p,aDtInr
select. ~ "''"
Also, Garden Fruits. consisting Of Currapts.
1ooseDeIlek, KaspbeTrles, ard kStIawbenies IA
great variety and or most approved sorts.
Grape Vines-Hardy American varieties suited
Rebecs, and Others. ~-"
,5',g" Usage orange for hedging, and Ornamental
ShrubDery for gardens and lawns.
JOSHUA PIERCE,
"LinLGan Hill" near Washington, u. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-12

NorIcE &C.! SS;Sf =. THE
,NriNCENNES, N DIANA, LAND DIS
=, In accordance W tn the provisions of the act of
Congress- ~ proved December n, 1885, entitled
AT TO c3nt que the O1oe Of register of the land Of
and made known that the land ofioe aforesaid will
be recpened for business as soon as the newly ap-
the duties thereof, of which date SAID register viii
give public nOtos.
6iven under my hand at the city of WashingtO ton,
this 10th day OF February, A. ID. 1853.
THUS. A. HENDRICKS,
. Commissioner of the u eneral Land Office.
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