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Brushes.


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HoiIOwayss ointment.-Beforeu using this
balsanlic remedy, open the pores by warm fomenta-
tons. Then rub in the salve, and wherever the sore
swelling, wound, brulse, eruption may be located
Il will speedily disapp-.r. mar2e-lw
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miscellaneous.
NEW ROCKS.

n 4 W Ne q q -.
'swHAT WILL HE Dc WITH ITS' A novel. by Buf
wer.
AUTocRAT OF THE BREAKFAsT TABLE, by
Holmes.
ERIC; or, Little by Little, by F. W. Farrar.
THE AFTERNOON OF UNMARRIED life
ETHEL's LOVE LIFE; novel, by Margaret J. M
Sweat.
Captain Mayne Reeds Western Scenes and Adven-
lures.
HUNTERS FEAST; or conversations around the camr,
fire. Elegantly bound in eloth, With eight original
illustrations: limo. 81 %.
THE SCALP HUNTERS or adventures among the
TraPrers. Elegantly illustrated with eight original
designs
fHE WHITE CHIEF, a Legand Of Northern Mexico.
Elegantly illustrated with eight iginal designs, by
Orr I2mo. . Is.
THE RIFLE RANGERS, or adventures in Southern
Mexico, I'm elegantly illustrated 81 25.
The WAR TRAIL, or the Hunt OF the Wild Horse, L
mo- elegantly illustrated 81 IS
THE ouADRo0N, or a Lovers adventures in Louis
lana, l2mo with eight elegant Illustrations 81 25-
With many others just received by
- +. HAGAN
80 = Market ST.
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To Carpenters.

SEAfED PROPOSALS viii be received by the IN
- dersgncd, between tins and The 10th day II April
ieNt for constructing the necessary cases Tor hold
lag the sm ~ III TIE STATE; DC erected Ia Tho
Northern Crypt Of the State Caratoi.
Plans aud specific q ons may be scen b. APPLYING
10 jas. lfauket, cretaFy 81 The Board q Commits
siOaers, At taeir ofaee la The Capitol
: y, MORGAN,
President of the R5arf oi Con- nissiDB hrs,
aprI-gd Tor the eFrctinu Of the STATE Capilot.
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New Publications.
w. Il. RRY s. CO.
IA We JUST RECFTTED

Ii
E. HAVE JUST RECEIVED
SHAKERS: Compendium a the Origin, History,
Principles. Rules and Regulations, Government and
Doctrines of the United Society of Believers Christs
Second Appearing, with Biographies Of Ann Lee Jas
Whitaker, u Hocknett, J. Meacham and Lucy Wright
By F. w. Evans. / vol. lsmo
oNwARD Or, The MOUNTAIN C1AxuEKKRs
Tale of Progress. BY Jane Ann Wnscom vol
l2mo.
CONTENTS.
Looking Upwards; Colin and Jcanie: The Family
at A.cyne; OIL oGl and Away; Endeavoring; Ed
ward Arnold Poor, vet Noble; Little Harry; Poor
Jamie Clark: Fiel's White unto the Harvest; The
Sand Huts; The Drunkard's Cottage; The Infants
Ministry; Stand still; Old Moses aud Little Anah The
Rocky Glenn; salome: Widow Mcleod: stana and
Iona; Clouds and sunshine; Faiths Couhrt; Faiths
Victory; Reunion; Summer Days; The Fading Flow
er; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding Ray; The
Mountain Tops Appearing; fastening On; The SireTs
Birthday; The Summit Gained.
p ACES FROM TIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SID
NEY, LADY MORGAN. / vol, I2mo
from the London Atheneuml
''This volume brims with sense, cleverness and hu-
NOR. lively and entertaining collection Of grea
mans thought and quick woman's observation. a
book TO be read now for amusement and 10 be sough
hereafter for reference"
[From the London Daily News
IA charming Book. 1t is long since he reading
public has been admitted great a treat as this
fascinating collection ef wit, anecdote aud gossip Il
is delightful "reminiscences of brilliant past told by
one of the best wits still extant."
w. II. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
mar26-f
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Fourth Congres~,onai District.

We are authorized to announce W. b. STOKES, OF
eKalb, candid ate fer OrHgress in the Fourth Con-
ress onal District. mar25-td
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uew Aourrtisrments
Steel Shank BoOts.


RE IN receipt Of Brooks's Celebrated Steel shank
II Boots which said n be very superior.
SNYDER A fREkZElI,
aprl-u - 81 Public square.
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sisnafea the Franktsa TURNPIKE within hair mile
&c city and appcse the Fstfence Of The late
ssph ". Hortaa. Tbs y, perhaps, the most com
u,aaafng sac Ia the scinity Nashville, and + a
most aestrabl csuary restleaee, The henke viii be
sofa ~ith IL IS land a. the purchaser may
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CONTENTS.

ONWARD; Or, The MOUNTAIN C1AxuERERs A
Tale of Progress. BY Jane Ann winscom. vol,
limo.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
That suburban Residence.

yITISBiNG % make other Adjustments pro
w Pese 10 seiilil ear Heal Estate in Davilsoa d,
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FOR APRIL.

HARPER's MAGAZINE;
GoDEY's I.ADY's BOOK;
PETERSoNfs MAGAZINE;
THE LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE;
TIE GREAT REPUBLIC.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
marSi-u No. IS Uujon 81 .
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On The 2lrd day Of April. 1859.

az TIE ceurt house door N The ely of Nashville,
exeoss - Pahle safe for cash. the Real Essate men
t1oned and described a sid desd. consisting OF q
Acres and s. fles, sfuate3 about miles from Nash
zFoandz are saiuahle, and thoss desiring country
plseea ueeid 20 vel % sttend the sale.
. mnr1s-td JAMES wlllrwQkfii, Trustee.
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Beautiful Farrn.

on sane .roas, nos oceee.sd by T. Q MccAR.pbsll
sad laFmesiy aNBcd D. Toga BARRING cansslnEnE
ab at @sQ acres Thls rlscc - u~la kaosn - !,
ss-1 hsrtAsr dss Fs1bsn- Il = ~ alse ~ diva
% sst perc1asefs- r. - hrf4zPoeli al shbz leas
slsses ~ any abo All raiis
Al tsza 4h,ssa prsIs4tg AL hs sala al ressaaahls
terms, anG csediI q sae sEe, ElFee asa foEr
~
Anpiy toA. 7. : Laassisy, SAsAE liss % 70 essAsr
q tlle aaaefzAsasf-
Tt0S c. AeCsHI Rf1I.
a Miles fEe1a N4zlsxslle.
J. A. ASAsAalfBs-ii,
sprl sa. AasAsssls. =
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Tanners Practice
N r. ID Z CT y Il
q rrccived and far sats nv
N O &c Il .

II paFsBence % q Ired % frysi, rnsdeand execat-
III 81 ~ ". r. LCckS % me, dated 9Th % feerua-
~ Haas and registered Ia the Registers once OF Ia
xlazon ccuizly Ia fsock Ne - paee alh Mi
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That Valuable Farm,

kn.wu the Sras Tract Sitnafed the Ssnish Tsra
pike fof Ieesssn rad wthia three allcs a Nash
viis -ontaninE 80 The sod = gosi Il . ~ul
waiere aad tiaIbtru1 sad - disde4 lsfa salal
tracts ef twensf acres aot sps3Ts al q whlcA
admirably aias1ted l1r cranfsY Frss4ences Iakrket
x.rslsssss asd ls.irF aes4as Ais that
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Canes! Canes!

st received Ltrre assortment Of Canes or
for sale by I n MI -
mars
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Ties, Stacks and CIoveS
Dressing Robes.

TUSr to hand variety Of Robes &c Chambre. at Va
- rioas prices J. II. McGH.L.
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Shirt Collars.

REcEIVED this day, every vari,ty Of shirt Cellars
IL of tie best quality. ''''
mars J. a. Nr.I'I
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arw advertisements.
Professional Services

Having permanently located in Nasrfvllle offers his
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-02
TERMS Or ADvKRTISING.
fTvaLv1 LrHIs on LESS MAXI aou Ann A

Businss Cards, not sxessain9 six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise Gle.
Funsna Nodes el %. obisaasiss, ssssrding
10 space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advsrtissnsnts loaded ana placed usd4r the
hcsd of "6pscisl Notices." dosDis fAs sYdsMsyy
Yofss. #*ss
Special Notices In the Local Colsnn - ssau
per line.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exslu-
sivsiy In tAs Daily, aftss the Asst two week .,
80 par cent. more than the ahsve rAtes.
All fraastesf sdssrftss~<ass ssst - rsid |ov
IN advssrs. IAis ssle wfH mol be varied from
When tbs adysstissT nass tbs weekly saons,
the price Will be the same ~ in the Daily- -
Whore the Daily and weekly are both ussd
- pr cent. wtli be dsdosssd froa sAe aeeYs.
gats AmsaAt.
Under the present systsm, the aavsrsisss
pays 80 unsh Or ths spacs hs sssupIss, ths
changes bsins shasgssbis for to con position
only. This p1aa - nov generally adoptsd.--
0sr charge fsr changes viii 10 Is cents PEI
square.
- II all easss who're sAvetAssmsnts asa
diseoatinuSA bsfors ths sxpiration OF ths year
OF the tias contracted for, tAsy will bs charged
up 81 regular rates for the time astsai l.
~ IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-02

BANxIx0 HOUyE or
. r q k q r q. A N ID = r . N 4 O o.
+ HAVE this day admitted - . partner In the
L Banking Dasinsss, Alexander BAsslay, lwho has
bssa my tellsr for the Ast six yeArs). The busi-
nsss, hereafter, will b. scndsstsd sndss the ASu
and seyIs Of
GEO. @. ANDERSON = 90.
Being one Of the 0kisst Ranking Houses liz not
the odsst} In Iowa, the now arm solieits sontin-
sssse Of fofnsy pstresaso 70 fibsrsly sxtsOdsd TO
the ssnlox partner.
They win make col1cotions and remit, less Ex-
change, on tho dsy of pAymsnt, free Of charge.
TAsir rsfsssaess Ars - formerly by senior part
nsr, wis
1s1xREHcxs:
pask Bank, n. Y.
Winsiow, Lanier d Co., Bank ess, MY.
Edward W. Clark CO., hiiadslphia.
Howard banking Co., boston.
ClApT lbllsr 4 Drowns, Bankers, Boston.
5Agiso NAnks 6csgo.
e06Aa 40e3Y14c, Chicago.
X ~ kAniees 80 Pittsburgh.
4hsmsss Dsp1ek BaAk. Rittsbusgh.
Kf1nsr . Rahn, BAnksrs, "
6ilmase 3 Bsothsrton - Cincinnati.
A. D. Hunt Co., I" Lsuievills.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksoksk, Jan. j, IS. 0HO.C. ANDERSON.
jAuAd
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Moore's Rural NoW-YoxkaY,
THE LEADING AND LAnals. clacuLA.ap
Agricultural, Literary and Family journal.
VOLUME x, FOR 1859.

+
TsE RuaAL INV. .YoaKsn i 20 vidsly and favor
ably known Ia tho Hast and West, North ana south
"a the most popular Agricultural. Literary And
Family Newspaper Of tho Ago, that ws omit al
explosives In announcing the Tsuth voiame. Suf
- it - saythAt e0ost or expense win he sp~red
% t1lly naintAin and increase t q Ii,
nest Journal of lie Class--rendering 1t, cmphati
sally, The Standard
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.
a1xcsLsOa'' IL glorioss Motto, and "proerss
and Inprovcmsnii its lAudabie Objects, tho Kura
Enoen1m In Circulation snd Usefulness. AZ u
Agricultural, horticultural, Literary, Family an.
News Paper, c.mbiued, II has long boon unrivslsd
Not AoxTaLY Of twelve issues yearly, but ,
Large and Beautiful WEEkLY,--which embraces
In orr greater number Of Useful and Timel,
Topics than skvnRAL ordinary journais,---Tai
RUkAL Is, par exceaes.cs.
The Paper for tho Peopie ana shs
Timcsl
The Tenth Volume will be Printed and Iliu9tr>-
ted In Superior style, while it's Contcnss will Vi,
with It's improved appearance. All who desire !
paper which ignores trash, hambug and deception
and earnestly sseks TO promote the Best Interests
and Home Happiness Of its myrisd Of readers in
both tewn and eonntry invited to try the Model
Harm and Fisesids Journal.
FORM, STYLE AND TERMS.
The "RurAl Ncw-Yorker'' il published Week In
Pages. An Index, Title Page, So, given at the
eiuss OF cash volume.
TEkMS--Is ApyAxcx--Two Dollars . Tear
Three Copies for s. Six, and ono free to the club
sgsat, for $40; Ten and free, for 1lS; Sixteen
and one free, for $27 Twenty, and one free, Tor
t36 Thirty Two, and two tree, for $40, or 80 for
637.k0), and any groater number ~ s~me rate
only 81. ~ per copy with extra copy for every
Ten Subscribers over Thirtyl Club papers sent 10
different pos tofiices, II desired. A. We prepay
American postage, 1l.s7is the lowest club rstcs
for Canada.
- Now 10 the time "a Subscribe and form Clubs
for Ike New Year and Volume. Bpecinen Numbsrs,
Show Bills, Prospectuses, Ac., chcerfuly furniahS
Thy mail or otherwise, 1t our expense, 70 ali dis
posed TO lend portion Of influence 10 behalf Of
ths hUaAL and Its Objects. Address
-. -. r. MOOnH.
. So s4A ~ A-A
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Literary Depot,
WIN. WILSON.

[srccEssoR 70 H'MLLHx co.,)
Johnson At., Near the Pest office.
IIAvING purchased the well known Literary
IL Depot Of Mcmillan a Co., the undsrsig gnsd
will continue the business In al its departments.
| am in constant receipt of MI the
Daily Newspapers,
Wsskly MteTarics,
AontAly MAgasinss, and
New Publications generally.
Also, . large assortment Of Stationary.
msy1ed WA. WILSON.
ArTENTION, HOUSEKEEPE10
T1ATENT GARRETT SWH2P ERnty
u Callaad 80 them, at
TILLIN0HABT, LANE = NUuLss.
dsc1Sd NJ 10 Main-st.
R0sk Ana AsA9A Oa0a vo9os s9 n
A VERY snpAFior aslasls jsst reeslsed aad iol
"A sale lov ~ 6.W, An. TUcK1R.
noytd
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ArA.nEIs...o. IA
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELLERS,
Fine watches, Clocks. yeweiry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
No. s7l NAin-st., between "a and ID,
TrAvTN0 lasely added largely TO oar fasilitiss
III FOR MANUFACTURERS Anp HaeAInIHo Jewelry,
We are now prepared TO do all kinds OF work per-
tainins 70 tkss basiness in the most approved
style.
Partssul.s attention paid to the repairing Of
W atehes, 81 HInsr CLASS WoakHEH. All work
warranted 70 give satisfaction.
go
celia as4 silver > syscssciss 70 suit ail
IN frames.
Cash paid for old SILVER and California Cold.
nov0dAw PAkMELE bho.
y. n, AveTM. Q. n. AIsRss
W. n. AUsTIN 4 CO.,
Grocers ana Produce DeAlers,
NO. ns MAIS-sT.,
kEOk .........lonh A.
WYE erARAsYgx ALL eoops sold by NJ % be
rs,s., g ssy psr. Il she bee city, fRkE or CHxRaE
Being agents for several Touring mills We ars
prepared st all times 70 sell NJ wholesale and retail
AL grades Of FLU al the lowest market prices
Ordsn from the Couatry. aecenpsnied by the
| Cash or Produce, win be filled PROMPTLY 1T the
toVnsf wR0i1sALx PRlc4S.
CASH PAID
For all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dec. 80, 5S-dAw
EUGAns-crushed,,
and Clarified
for sale by W.H. AUeTiN CO.
dsc3udAu
Az Oh ASS Ex-- Belcher's and St. Louis Refine
Ul ry-in bbls. hH. bbls and ksg-for ssls b
seEEEE-kao,
and Costa kicA
for sale BY W. u. AUSTIN co.
uaAR-CUkED HAMS,
- Country DO
IA Shoulder,
L and Side Meat
| for sale BY w. Ii. AUSTIN CO.
dec3Odkw
| 10 kEf TONGUES and Dried Bcsf, ~
ID dscso w. n. AUSTIN 4 co IS.
EAlk.HAvEN OHsrERh
| ID ECEIvRD sysry evening, fresh and for sal
! N low by w. II. AUSTIN co.
deesodA~
| ESLOlj II LOUalI--A large lot OF all grade
e sf Cosntrv snd City FLOUR on hand now AMI
constantly receiving, at
deoDodhw w. H. AUSTIN COB.
/ XIYINDOW lash and FRAA16, al sises, TO
/ w sale Low by W. II. AUSTIN CO.
4 dcc30dAw
YXJKAPPING PAPER, sll sisss of Rag A.,
| w Straw Pspcru, direct from the miIll - fu
salc Low By W. IL. AUSTIN B.
dec3Odkw
IhOsTKTrRR'S BITTERS.
/ Ii Schisdam Schnapps,
i Leslie stomach bittcSa,
Lealis's 0ingss Wine
l FOR ssls by w. u. AUSTIN 4 co.
dec3edAw
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1850.

The New York Tribune, now more thaa seven
teen ye old, which wss the 6rst jessnali n the
world that appeared regularly on IN imperial
which has attained the unparalleled aggregate Of
than 30 go suhsc ptions, rsspe1tfsly soic-
is itA share Of the patronage witch Ne Assfopel-
itan Press II henceforth to receive.
Within the present year The Tribune has pro-
vided itself with new and faster prsss, at cost
Of go 900, merely that some Of our sahecsibers
may receive their papers mail earlier than they
otA1swlss might 40
with Corresponds nts at the most important points
throughout the ciyiliaed world, and stAG Of
writsr chossn from among the best IN the coan-
try, We believe thAt even those who dislike The
politics OF our paper concede to IL ffAnkness In
avowing its convictions and ability in maintaining
them. We up peal then, to those who believe that
IN increased circulation Of the Tribune would con
daee TO the political lscsaal and moral we'll
asiAg OF tho Republic, to aid us In shscting sueh
increase.
The Daily Tsibsns 10 printed On lasxs inperial
sheet, and Published every morning and evening
tSnncays excepted,) and Ii mailed TO subscribers
for six dollars per snnun in advance = - for SIX
mouths.
Ths ssmi- Weekly Tribune, Ia pubhshed every
Tuesday and Friday, and contains ail tbs Editsriai
Of the Daily, with the Cattle, Horse and 0ansral
Marke reliably reported expressly Tor the Irf.
6aDe; Foreign and Domestic Cosrsspondnos, snd
during the coming session Of Congress II will con-
aain summary q Congressional doings with the
more important speeches. II will also contain y
hrst-tlass Novel, continued from number 10 num-
Der. thus adordiDg nrst-rate family newspaper TO
thosc who prefer not TO take Daily.
TERMS,
One cOpy one year ............... 1uU
Two copies one DIV
Five copies one year......-.... .....- 1lJo
Ten copies, 70 one addless 1o0e
The ssni-weekly Tribune 10 sent 70 Clsrgymen
at ~ per annum.
The ew York Weekly TYibuns, large eight
ma vanrs %ur ha nufpw L. vxshl akAA
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q all q o all

Only I4 CENTS DELIvEREDI
rl,HE New York and Pennington Coal Co. having
i such uneQuslled facilities for getting their
Coal TO market CHEAP (not hsing & IN expense
Of having it hsslsd from one " shrec miles with
teams - all other are are enabled there
BY to finnish this superior article II thsiow price
o lAcspts per bushe, dsliycrsd TO any part of the
city. "A trial will satisfy any one that IL Is the
best Coal that oopA Y this market. Flss Coal
for sale at - esab ~ bushel delivered.
Once ON Thiri Street, near Main, ever Chapip =
Lees Bank. H. T. PLATE.
No charge for Coal II not as represented.
COAL! SLAUGHTER C0AI!j
ETsH1 6ha6hsss Coal Co., intending ~ ~ Coal
: - shsap " cheaper than can BE- 1At 49,
where, quality considsred, villa furnisk tas supe-
rior Coalin quantities. 70 sait lsliveFsd
In any part of the city.
Price 10 cents per busheL 90
Assorted, II cents per busAsl. - %83
STkPHEN IL JONES,
- Aeyqt g. G. Co.
To parties Wishing shsAl Csais hrsspscsiye d
true economy, will furnGA Lawrence and Farm
ingtsa ceAl It y ssstssm s.k. JONks.
- -
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1tx, II ale 4 G o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,

Rs1RaKncHa:
The Park Bank, Nov York.
Edward 1ylss, ksq., Cashier 6sAoik Dk., Boston.
Msasm. Dana, TAfrar 3 HyAs, Bostsn.
Daak q Nsuhssy, Wells kivsr, w.
Asssfs. Mattocks, BafEoa Smith, Chicago.
Msssrs. Greeley = Gale, St. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Deuison, Ksokuk.
b. B. Hinnan, ESQ,
fsh1ld
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE


LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
a NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bean dis
n covered, and IL now being extensively worked
on the lands OF the Lawrcnce Coal Co., ut Law
renee, Of qu slty superior to any hitherto brought
10 this mark IN conGrmAtion Of which references
are had below.
am now furnishing and am prepared 10 dslive,
the Above Coal in quantities to suit, Il ths lcwes
market ratios.
/ vill also farnish the ssms Coal soA hy th,
slaughter Co. ier tho past few months, and which
was obtained from the Lswrenos Mines, md which
y secsad only 70 the sbove described Coal, or th,
best 0f klsnghtM CoAiS
Orders for the ADORE may bc left at the ofBoe oi
x. X. = d. w. Eord os Rodsfer = Bishop 1t tho X
h. DoTot, o. IL. IL Riley, under the Dudley House
4. REYNOLDS, Agent.
REgERKHcRs:
State Dsnk, 8. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. HoSnlsh, j. G. Parrot 4 Co.,
Connahls = Smyth.
6lads Bro, Hilhngs IIouse.
81 Clark, MasteT Mechanic st X. FL. d
II. Maehine shop. Ljan24d1
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~. *. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors to Dcming 4 Loys,1
BANKERS,

~. k. LOVE u co.,
{ 6nceessors to Dcming 4 Loys,)
BANKERS,
AAOAU
yIvk particular attcntion 70 collections ,and o.
~ nitpromptly on the day Of payment.
nn1sRuncnss
Bank of North Amsriea, New York.
Drsxsi = Co., Philadelphia.
r. ". CLARK 3 Co., |"
Citiaens' DAnk, Baltimore.
Bank sf Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. b. ScuIly Cashier, do
8. HsAdy, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, ZsnSsvilie.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
State Ssvings fnstitution, Sc. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Dsnk Of Kentucky Lexington.
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w. snonPaos. D. v. nAILsr.
WIN. TMOMPsON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner 81 WARS ana secsnA sss..
Nov. 3. SD,
DK. CAnPRNTEH,s WHTICE,
FTyHIRD-SThEET, between Main and Johnson
i next door below Anderson 4 Bank mp stairs
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New Volume, New Dress, aa0 Nov
Cluh Terms
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After - cy Ae L. = ~,
MILL presiss regular y In ths D1sssist Court
wv 81 IN unitsd stAssa ~ Bsrhngtsn, In the
Dsstriss csugt ~ Ass osansy, - In NE 6spsene
Court Of this State. AZ .4
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4. eHAbt0AD. j. u Guns
sTARro1D = meCuNE,
lXYAOLESAkD0 0R00G0e And COMMISSION
Nv ARhCllAAIb, second door above tAs corner
Of BiopdssU, water street. Ksokpk, Iowa.
msAbaAIy kk1ss AsAsf s@
/ NJ n. - iG1 T. n D.. ossr esnn
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between Main and Jotnson htieeti, Keo
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Is ali the prinsipal dtiss md TOWNS, thsss wssks
will b. delivered, Free - RoosaEos when
sent by mail, the PosrAeA TO Any pAs4 e ~ Uni-
ted States, viii b bat - Cente : year for
,each of The Rsviswp. -8S7sV
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Periodicals. above named y ahssA TAisty-eas Dol
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-06

BosToN, Oct. AZ. B. Beaumont, of Ja-
a,naica Plain. and now resident AZ Homo
Kong, China, in a letter dated 2Ist july,
says rumor here, probably Chinese
story, is that the Emperor has sent COM
gsunication to the Gov Ehanghae,
sa3ing that the firing IT'S at the
mouth Of the Peiho river, upon the British
and French embassy, was not by his orders,
but by those of Mandarins. whose heads he
had ordered to be struck off for the act. 1t
is expected that the American Minister, Mr..
Ward, has proceeded to Japan, to remain
there awhile. IS
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-06
- New York Markets.

NEW York, Oct. 5.-Flour-The market
is heavy. Sales of 5000 bbls at decline of
lo.cents. State S4.40a4.45; Ohio S.. l5a5.45
.southern is dull and dropping to
fsncy and extra $40 to 81; Western Flour
$4.60a4 IS.
Wheat--The market is steady. Sales of
Milwaukee Club, 100 cts; Western choice,
bite $50 cents; Southern red ll211a cts.
Corn-The market is quiet; yellow at IS
cts. AK Af4
Oats-.The market is dull.
Provisions Beet is dull. Pork is quiet;
Ness a, $l5.3715 and Prime $l0.37L. Bacon
aniet at 8 to 91s cts.
Eard-The market is firm at l0HallA
eeats. .a. 49,
Whisky-The market is buoyaEt at % cts.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-06
UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL,
AUCTION SALES
rHE EPISCOPAL CONVENT ION
AND RICHMOND FAIR.


NHE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG Rail
J. Road Company will issue at their ticket
oflce in Norfolk, the following Return Tickets
to Richmond Va, good for the Ground trip:
For the General Convention of the Epis-
copal Church" to be held in that city, com.
mencing on the 5th day of October.
Tickets in this case will be issued from and
after Tuesday 4th October, and will be good
till the 18th of October. l#
2 For the Agricultural Central Society Fair
to commence in that city on the 25th October
Tickets in this case will be issued on and af-
ter the 18th October and the same will be good
until the I'd November.
W- Price of Tickets in either case-First
Class passengers IS 90
Second do do do IS so.
Either of the above Tickets will be good till
the 9Th day of November inclusive.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Sc 70 Engineer and Superintendent.