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DIED,

On Sunday, Jan. I6 Of scarlet fever. TALLMADGE,
youngest sou William and Nancy SlaGe, aged ye2rs, ?
months, and one day.
Owing the illness Of anohe member Ct the family the
Funeral VIII take place from the Lecture Room Of the
Euclid street Prsb tean Church to-day (Tuesday) at 10
O'Clock a. NJ.
In Bronson on the Goth cf Dec of Cancer Mrs JERU-
SHA WARREN, wife Of Daniel W. Warren, IN her Goth
year.
In Pern Center. De- 25. ANN N wife Of Chalmer
Webster daughter Of Richardson Eaton aged p years
In Norwalk, on the 18th ult, MARY ADELIA HIX,
aged IS wears
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MORTALITY IN CHICAGO FOR ls5s.-The re-
cord of deaths in Chicago for 1858, shows
total of 2O43. In 1853 the deaths were 1906,
in 1854 they were 1929, in 1855 they fell off to
1870, in 1856 they were 1895, in 1857 the total
was 2l7O, and in 1858, 2043.
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Ncm advertisements.
THE ONLY ARTICLE
ETnPiVaEe6 in Market
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.
THE REASON WHY rs THAI

THE REASON WHY is THAT BY
Z Natures process it restores the natural color per-
manent uer the hair becomes gray; supplies the natural
andru chi 2 and hea from the scalp qaists and tones
up the nerves and thus all nervous headache and
may be relied to al diseases of the SCALP and
halr VII stop AMI sseP It from falling o nlaes q soft
reader, read the following and judge for yourselves
New YORK, Jan s. 1855
good deal about Professor Woods HAIR Restorative and
the which in conmon VIII gTest ~ MANY %
sons had against all tnueru Of patent meciEes. and short
SELF % ago ''''0a using your article 10 test 1t for ny
The result has beeu so very satisfactory that am very
glad did so, and in justice you we'll Tor the en-
who having my preudices without nv reasons for sefSs
them side, Unwilling 70 give your Restorative tria
until hey have u theT DrO5f and the best proof being
lar demonstration. write you this letter which you may
show any SUCH and direct them 10 me for further
proof who in and out Of the N Y Wire Railing Esab
Ny hair its natural color and much improved in
more healthy looking am, Yours Respectfully,
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Fer. Il, 1858
much good in this part of the country NV hair has been
slightly diminishing for raj years caused, Suppose
using your Hair Restorative for weeks and find that
have fine head OF Aair now growing aer having used all
uable remedy extant and advise all who afflicted
that Vayto use your remedy.
You can publish this If you think proper.
Yours, &C, s. W MIDDLETON
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1851.
PROF. WOoD-DeG- SIR Your Hair Restorative j. prov
iug ltef beneficial The front and also the hack part
Of ny head almost lost its coverng-vas in fact BALD
have used but two hall bottles Of your Restorative and
the TOP Of my head is well tudded with promising
fyOuns hair and the front also receiving its bene
fit. have tried other eparations without any benefit
whatever Think from my own personal recommendation
can induce many others % try 1t
Yours Respectfully, D. R THOMAS, NJ. d.
No. 464 Vine Street
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three sizes
Lagc, medium and SMALL the small holds Z pint and
retas for dol per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per cent proportion than the SMALL retais
for dollars per bottles he large holds quart 40 per
cent IN proportion and retais for three dollars per
bottle
oJ WOOD co Propriators, No sl2 Broadway, n.
Y, On the great N. y. Wire Railing Estabahmeut) and
No ia Market street ST Louis. Mo.
Aud sold by al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian1s
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PREs1DENT's LIT LUcK.-Mr Breeken-
ridge is now stopping at one of the Washing
ton hotels, and correspondent of the Boston
Traveller states that it is rumored that the rea-
son why the Vice President does not furnish
and occupy his magnificent residence, which he
has Just completed, is that the bulk of his for
time was lost by the failure of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company.
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70 Dr. Lyons Office is removed from 81
Water street to No. 97St. Clair street.
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MARRIED,

ON the 31th of Dec. NJ. MILTON HOUR of Illinois, TO
Miss ALICE NJ. TILLSON Of Greenfield.
In Bronson Jan G Mr.. LEAIUEL COLE OF Ridge
field, to Miss MARI HA NJ. TOWER of Bronson
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TRE1sURER's OFFICE, G Q. 3 Z. X r. CO.
CLEVELAND, January 6. l55s.
DIVIDEND OLE FIVE Pc

IA cent from the Earnings Of this Company for {
six months ending December 81; has been declared ,
made payable to the stockholders respectively and
the first Of February next
Stockholders registered in New York will be paid at
Phenlx Bank inst CITY. and all othcrsa the 0cs Of {
Treasurer CITY, either in Exchange New York
In currency AT Iheir option
The Transfer Books Of the Company viii be clssed frc
the 10Th day Of January 10 the lst Of February
By order Ofthe B, ard 7. P. HANDY, Treasured
ian7d22
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-It seems to be settled
fact by multiplied thousands that the only specific that has
ever been roduced found that celebrated remedy and
antidote malaria We refer the renowned Dr. Manns
Ague Balsam whose advertisement found in another col
una Of paper Long have prudices existed asanst
all patent proprietary medicines, but when find an
arcleso completely successful in the cure of all inter
nitteut we are constrained give publicity through
our columns the benefit Of readers end the public
Truly Dr. Mann the wise discoverer of th great remedy
deserves much credit and the patronage Of the public
his valuable Basam being placed within the reach of su-
feriog thous1nds Sold by all good druggists ltd&w
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t1INI IN01I11s
hand oftime weighing heavily upon them, with all its at
tendan Ills will find the of Dr. J. HOSIETTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS 40 elixir that viii
nsi new life in.o their veius in the
aFdor energy of youthful days. build their
srunen forms and give health and vi5or cir remain
ing yeas Those who the least afflicted with Dys-
pepsa Ague Larguor Nausea any.other troublesome
and da gerous disease sing from dsordered system,
should not hesitate avail themselves of the benefit to be
derived from this great remedy.
For sale By Druggists and dellers generally everywhere.
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Benfral Motifs.
Notice..

THE ANNUAL MEETING of Il
stockholders in the s.. Clss street Pank I Aoaa =
6coof = PRFNTISS the City Of Cevelan On the Il
dav Of Feb-r4-Ji 1850, at 10 o'clock A n.
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8a9Ia4 H0a
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Dividend Notice.
HALL FOR RENT.
E0-n

THE SPACIOUS AND PLEAS
Il ANT HALL. also room secoud floor. 3 feet By %.
in he buildings Ontario street. for rent Apply
at No 15j Ontario street. jansR6
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no TILE nnESIM9SnS EMoS5SS ON Nh

ITO THE CREDITORS OF NEI
Il HEISH -lhe creditors Of Neil Heisa. lats
Cleveland Ohio are hereby rotihed thatthey requ
present their claims to the undersigned dulJ sworE
hands as Receiver
Cleveland. Dec q 1855. Receiver for Nel He =
fIa-1Cdq17q1E
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13

still aud the. sound OF mukkctry as wen as OF
cannon was distinctly heard; sometimes only
single flash woaid be seen, then two or three
at ouce and sometimes half dozen would break
forth in instant succession 1t was beginning
to he dark whe, turre55E To descend the hin
aud all the way down. L ain heard the roar of
the cannon and the Gathering Of the guns of tie
Infantry. The AuStrianS have sustained an
rWkelming defeat, and it seems to me not
unlikely that the Emperor may now lie induced
by the representations Of the neutral powers, To
accept the peace which Napoleon will he likely
to tender him. ain afraid 10 venture upon any
conjecture as to the number killed and wounded
IN this battle, bmt from the nature of the ease
ittnuSt he enorainus, lam confdentt at not less
than 10000 wounded have been brought into
thiS,Vilage alone during the day. tn say nothing
OF those that were lett the field or taken to
other places
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ItETAII. NiARKEr.
BY TErEG,A pI

NhE f"sE Jgsy 2Co.ton Unchanged; sales 900 bales
EioG' teclli:et li 5c sales $500 his closing NJ an ~
$ ;S rate for Ohio s8 for zoulEern
~ % si:ct'9E sales 1880 bUs rcd 81 s.; western red
80. AilwagEie Cub Wheat f..4sounl ssa % PorS
IT, His=s psae sl2 g,e 81. Lasd dull ut
BALiEaoHS July i2-EI2ar dnu decline of &c per
AZ. Sttys oio 2.r7tse and cEar,i 1875 Wheat
Says e9o'ce - Uf an ADVANCE, witg 81 IS:
rsd 81 sVs IS C~ru has siyarcei Iast sa-s Whit A.
- S0 Provisions quiet at former rates Tr1ist.-
Oois. sold Il c.;cr OHIO 9@s-S'"
ctXsISNArI, Jaiy i=-Flour duh and tower; surerfuc
sNSra to- sales OF 500 bills delivered next VIZ
~ Fe22- Wat aeye sales iarge, +i.IJ FOX r-t. aud
Tt;l9 st=p t,r Tiite Bltl=y sale. RE dali q. Sue.
Daisies iy at "a" Corn Arm SGgS.. Whisky dr. a.
Ps9Tistors sill neglected; prices uonnay urcIan-
tt=i b. some OF the bankers.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

BRnoNs-CJmmou $3s<
BUrTER-In kegs 9 a 10
BGcEET5-9i1rtetta S39aR rs
CHEESE-WesteEn Reserve SLl9S:
CAShLSS-FalIOT nIoaki IL ain -: star ~. Sreru, m
GoETEE-JSya tsc7 Rio I2sEsLl-
RIE-IVO.
Co1S-IHp,
BAaLxT-S5.
OITS-l5
EEAraEEs- s5.- scarce.
FLSH-ShAd $I4; Herriues S6. NacSereIN No 10
FCRS-SaeSnon 3OlE3T 4<e - - =
GISSATG-5596B.
H IIasSsegcsz : ton sa,Oc5 Timothy $1,000
LtaE-LoUiSvte so
9oLsssE s--S ottsAss 4o Sugar House 45e
NJ NJ qFpsHsne &C. tar s4Kg5
kA6s-SCg35&, dull.
RIcE-554S6-
SSsDS-FIaXseed les; Clover az.
S"AP-Casrie per 10 I5GIG; common 5GsG
SGGAES--S+w Orleans yes hhri- slssS1z in bII
SSCEF-ScoSeh %; RaPpee =a9s6.
TEA-GunpoWder f 10; Imperial 4CEd7ss. TTvxnr ~.
Poachfng 2SS3Gc; UoIoug :sg.s 1Sc
EgEAcco-6t~isss Il; iye r3u a+9SS
MooL-uawashe from Is 10 % Common WASHED a. To
80; Fun blood extra ~
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SACKvILLE, July 12.-The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool, viii dates to the Dad inStant,
passed Cape Race at half PAST O'clock on
Monday afternoon, and arrived at Halifax to-
day She was boarded off Cape Race, and a
brief summary of her news procured. which
was started from St Johns, \ +. Yesterday
but only reached here this forenoon The fol-
loving Is q summary of her news:
The steamship City OF Washington, from n.
Y. arrived at Liverpool on the LIST inst
The intelligence from the seat of war states
that no lighting has occurred since the battle of
Salferino.
The allied troops continue to cross the river
hinico without uolestation from the enemy.
The Emperor Napoleon had removed his
headquarters from Volta to VaIlegio
Tie SardinianS, uuder command of Victor
Emanuel, haze invested Pischiero, their lines
extending from Loda de Gordi to the Miuico.
The Emperor Of Austria has not ;:.ke;t his
departure for Vienna, as he was said TO intend.
but he is now expected to remain in Italy
The new English Ministry has announced
that 1T will be governed by strict neutrality
AF. Cobbel has declined the protfercd seat in
the new English Ministry
LIVERPOOL July 1st.-The sales of cotton for
the week have been %, 900 bales, with decline
OF is, principally affecting lower qualities
Breafistutfs have a declining tcnde:,ry. and all
descriptions are lower Provisions are Clull.and
quotations are barely maintained
LoNDoN, July lst.-Consots arc quoted at %
Is for account
The advices from Manchester continue to be
tluorabie. The market for goods closing quiet
but steady.
HAvRR, July lst-Co,ton market-New Or
leans tres ordInares are quoted at 1o7f Ali
qualities have slightly advanced.
LIVERPOOL, July lst-A!I descriptions of
Bfead>tutfs have decliHsng tendency and quo
tations are lower
rae Provision market is dull ard quotations
barely maintained.
LoSDox. July lst.-ConsoIs are quoted ut
935 for account oS diviIend. The tno.ey mar
ket Is slightly more stringent
The buition in the Bank OF England has in
creased e2II, eco
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CALIFoRNIA riws.
ARRIVAL OF tue sfAR OF THE WEST;

Nav IoRS, July 1a,-The steamship Star Of
the West has arrived .sith California mails OF
lhe Goth ut. she brings nearly million ard
three Quarters in gold.
The Star of the West Iefs ASpinwall on the
Sd and Key West on the 6th inst.
The .. $. frisate Roanoke WAS at Aspina-a!l;
all well. The steamer North Star was also IN
port awaiting The arrival CT the steamer Orizaba
The California adviccS havc been art:cipated
by the arrival of the Tehuautepec steamer at
New Orleans.
The trial of Nr. Williams, at Panama, for the
murder OF Capt. JuniuS OSiS of Boston, has
resulted in verdict OF homicide in the first
degree.
The rcv9In,ion is entirely at ar emil Copiapo
is IN the hands of the government; and the last
of the Insurgents crossed the Andes about . or
GOO strong, and reached San Juan, where they
laid down their arms before tue authorities OF
the State. Gen. NdaGrri, commander OF the
government forces in the north. returned 20
Valparaiso on the 2Tth, aud was received! with
great enthusiasm. The troops are aiso return
ing home, but the war footing Of the army has
not yet been reduced. 4 nuu:oer OF kpli;lcal
prisoners have been tried by court nrartals aud
sentenced to death, but IN all cases tie govern
mlnt has couIEutel the punishment to lliriS-
onmcnt or banishn!ent from the country. This
lenient policy the part of the Executive has
done much TO increase its popularity.
There is some prospect OF the army being
employed in reducing the Indians of Wlancanian
Territory and the press generally approvesssof
the prGject, but IS yet the government has no;
officially annoGced lis projects in regard To the
matte. Congress 10 meet ga the LIST of
jane.
The long pending ditiIsu!ties between GEM
UrqniZa, President of ;hg co,ifcdega.ion ard
the G9veEu'Uet.5 OF Bueacs Ayres seem likely
10 result in war. Utquiza rec>Ut.s u,s tie
support OF Brazil, Paraguav aHd tr.saH aGj Is
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81 D09e.-Because we have had no cases of
nydF0Phobia this season, does it follow that no
preeautiOn need be taken, by way of muzzlinp
dogs, Se'' If SO, why does the city supply
the firemen with hose? We have had no f.es
for three mouths.
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SEw ToaH. Ja.y l2.-Tac yf.ijQas SAYS we
are credib!y informed from va-os so lrc,,. that
the Hon Daniel Z. S.ck!es has hecou,e entirely
recoacl!ed with his wife aud Is now living With
her in martial relations before the tl,ttll Of
the late Phillip Barton Key. We ase also in
formed that IN taking t4ls rersaikabie step, Mr.
Stekles has aiieuiated himself from most if not
all OF his personal and po!itcsi! friends who de-
Sctedly adheFed to him during his recent i'm
prsoumeut aud trial.
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c. F. ST1FEL,
'I"nufnctnser ef Tin g siscst E1ou Ma.r
EoUsEFURNIsHINc HaRDUnvp

BoUsEFURNISEING HARDwaEE
A. en- hand a NerS large Eess farrf-f-
1 L =aE trot4s- part Of lis
o. y with Por:etE w=ere'tcrr-s Watt.
srs, E.sterS> AasseTS patent Et,.er az.
Dvaaia:er C"..erots Rrd ga, o. -r- .s-sfS.Sis -:
Black Tn Ware TiaEei AID EGanes=y Iioi. Ur, Bca,,
lie requests Of ts customers rd the rt'is .rsrai!y
parS.s a-tsion t" bis Water coolers Tst.
F's maxi The 5ss: eoasS sn! scoa wi pay r. 4,I.cp
3ISo "t Rae: 4 very large EssorJE8EtS c,Et ~
ilesTf-d Tia "aEs aoiyst.e AID AS src!r- rs
lrlr~ 49, -#''-s al AZ
g. kittr t.A-SS AHA Is G-sriS.tNE,
:hoS- N want OF ii1s Co.'s Va: 10 r,tu
ha4. H. articles ar, To-, .if-,,..y =, a.
VI" SAL VII IT,: eyrry s5sl- :or 81, ~, ON,
household. {, = sTGEE; N -
uti-S-i Eul 10 = NtEo = rlT, IN Y,
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W NsntSGroS, July I2.-The Mayor Of this
city, having received despatch from the Mavur
of i;ichgond that 0. Jennings Wi and p IL
Aylctt had left to fight a duel ami would rroFn.
bly, proceed 30 the ueighborhood of Washing
ton, caused warrants to be iss!ed for their ar
rest N case they came tais way. The officers
arc on the look out fur illes;l.
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a Securing a slase. 4 muiatto giFl in tue
service of gentleman living on Hampton street
was recently discovered making preparations
10 run away. She was rescued and is now
confined in Jail. -"
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e. 4r. 'h'"es lone, will serve the Daily
l'tesE'gsneer to the people of Welsburg, each
day on the arrival of the mail from this city
All persons there wishing this edition of our
paper will hereafter apply to him for it.
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81 The city council met last evening and
immediately adjourned owing to the excessive
Iy hot weather.
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PIANO FORTE4,
a. Y. G.Lw = 20

a. z Gil z . 60
axe pleasure in .2Nijlzr ~. attention 4,
p, Ar tsts. Assataurs. Pahisr. sei,.r.,t,
i q fS'ti.eis NENi SCALE Piano sbucE. f-tsr ~,
tEo"ccri' Tkc rtngFrs. Ge.l-s. to- a : ~.
fiaao Forte that sat Approach s= h.. vaI.r-
Hnes OF 'as t'ree-:oF1ers'i et cur
[eS 20 RE production OF such IC~iasrdfB, or -j
petition. % - ~
81 Oar P.anos arc all guaranteed :, .,y. e,,5r-
iartar Wheisr or6ere iro'a direct SOLD by
oar a. ants throughout :hs rUrT.r-y ~. w scf!-
"a aeee. it1nt F1trora- htch hs.
tTen67I;ge Esars A IL GALE & co
J%-'-1f lrI EAs- I'm r, Sez YrrS
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~ sto Goo,t<,-The undersigned has Just
received more of those very fire pictures and
oval frames, besi7es which he has also received
" general assortment Of goods, such as Port
monnie<, sateheis, Music Books, Frereh and
German Aecordians, FIusinas, Fans, Umbrellas,
Coat's Spool Cotton, French Working DO Hooks
and Eyes, Soaps and PerfGmeries of llaest kind,
Cloth Pins, Backing and Pocket Cutlery; also,
some Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles. ANY
one not having bought anything in his store for
the last few weeks will end a great difference
in his prices, as he sells now, no matter how
little person may buy, at wholesale prices.
P. LEcneK,
Je25-tf No. Washington HALL
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- 81" .'s,ge1.-A young man by the name
. A.acAey struck his father yesterday afternoon
While The two were engaged in digging ditch
N Main street. TIE biow ,.as given with a
.S but did no serious damage The hot
zatheE and bad whisky are supposed to have
len the two ruling causes of the affray.
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~ Te.te,ytay was an anniversary day among

~ Yesterday was an anniversary day among
-, GERMAN Turner's, and the order here, as usu-
H., such At. occasion, turned out in large dis
-.,r They were reinforced by quite number
..t;te brethren from Pittsburgh, fine looking
I,ix Of men, who brought with them one Of
~. 5.s: bands of music iii that city. Quite early
M, DIV. the members of the Societies, to
...fsr 2it;, large numbers OF other Germans,
$50 Of AauercanS, repaired to Leatherwood
g..,a,n 10 have day of outdoor pleasure. In
,.,Hs-noou we foand large crowds in attend
,-... some Of them, the military portion
r.-. exercising their skill in target Shooting
m u4.icaily inclined were gathered in cluInns
her. AID there, around the bands-the Manor
choir singers. Jc., listening to the flow of vocal
am, Instrumental music. Others were scatter
Il ,,5a- she bill side, or up ard down the Bot
,s,g vaaia. and talking, or exercising. The
iars7ies hael formed kiss me quick rings, and
ws-s llarirg
-E:a. ".lilarI Sas King Jar,es' son"
4aI al Sosts Of other highly amusing PLAYS.
Along about the middle oft the afternoon public
Speaking commenced. Prof Weber, the orator of
tie ,,y addressed the Turner's in German. Col
Wheat pence the English speaking with some
gsa1-sks to tie Pittsburgh. visitors He was
'1aaed by II. Pe,die,on, Esq, wno paid a
..s>yrsed tribute to the excellent music which
Lad characterised the occasion, designating by
uaa.e the pieces which had been played, and
r-etsAlng upon the soul stirring nature Of their
-,-e5iatioOs. Judge Thompson followed Mr..
2.aileton, ard made some very happy remarks
,1.aesame effect. lie in turn was followed by
altwell, Esq, who contrasted the quiet
sgness OF a day like the one they were
ing meath the shade of the grand cd
-ge=mores, with the long gone scenes which
IL saNe old sycamores had witnessed prior TO
Il, si.iizing sound of ;he woodulan's axe
t:,er Ar. Caldwell, Mr. Buersner, Of the. stats
t.g, Louis Keller, and some other gentle
aag. whose name we could not learn, made
sss,stes.
l-s day passed Of most pleasantly, no acct
.,.sEco d!<agreeabie disturbance, 50 far as We
.e:sae,I, having occurred.
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local MATTERS,

a-7ss Csuts Wssk-The Latstligsnesr is
furnished to subscribers in any part of the city
=, neishborhood at ten cents week.
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ST; Loct<, July PA special ,ies5i,a tel. TO
the De"aoc*ut says that the Ne5rasas. delegates
to the Kansas Constitutional Convention .,erc
admitted to-day with the prtv:lege of speaking
ai. ana. making motions on questions cunnecccG
w'sh their mission y petition frou, the NcM
England Emgrant's Aid Society, asking li.dynI
nifty for distraction of Free State Hotel at Law
renee, was relc!rr,i
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