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The Emperor Of Brazil has granted to an
American the exclusive right Of mining and
converting into oil vegetable turf discovered
by hiOa in one lho northern provinces Of the
Empire
Deer skins are getting TO be much in vogue |
for foot mattings, and many of our houseNkeep' |
ers are adopting them IN preference to any oth' |
er kind nov in use. They are much softer and
easier to clean than wool.
Two sheet iron cars sre in course of construc-
tion at the machine shops Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, for the purpose Of carrying pow-
der and other eombustibe materials. They
have India rubber jointings, aud close up per-
fsctly air tight.
Captain Mcolintock has been presented by
the officers and crew of the Arctic steamer Fox
with handsome gold chronometer. "in token
Of their esteem and regard during service Of
two and half years under his command 10 the
Arcrlc seas"
An unfounded report Of the death OF Tom
saysrs, the English champion, had been in
circulation. sayers is in Newmarket suffering
from an injury sustained in the recent encoun
ter. by punesurs in the leg caused by the
spikes in Brettle's boots, from which he has
suffered some pain and lamensss.
The Mariana (FlOrida) Patriot nOminates the
Hon. R. N. T aHanter as the Democratic cans
aidats for the Prssidepcy inls6O. {
The Postmaster General eontsmplaies re
moving the Post Office Stamp Agency from
Philadelphia 10 Washington.
Late adsices state that reportwas current
in Paris that Prince Napoleon was about L
pay visit of6ye days duration 70 London.
WIN. g. Harrison. Esq, President Of the Bal
timors and Ohio Railroad company, has beer
nouinpted as the Democratic candidate 70
Congress. in Baltimore, against h. White
DAVIS. .a.rlisl.
Miss susAn Jane johnson is under arrest il
Detroit for stesling IS from one loverto pay tn
niDistsr's charge for marrying her to another.
A dispatch from PhilAdslphIa Of tbs 26u
aaVss y. j. Merriam, Of Boston, who had som
connection with the affair al HaFper's FerEy
but who escaped before the taking ofthe Al
aspal, has since died of his Wounds. He.wu
harriedly buried in this State BY fugip'
slaves. -a F.
The PittsbuFg Press says; Mr.. Fountal
Beekham who was among the victims at Il
rsespt terrible affair at HarpeF's Ferry yes
brother Of the late Major x Beekmhan, Ward
Of the Pennsylvania PenitsntiaFy. He was 4
Mayor Of HaEpsfs Ferry and Ticket Agent
Of the Baltimore and Ohio RailroHd AZ y
polot. Like his brother, he VISA Vigini
gentleman Of the old school, beloved and
SPsCtsd by all who knew him ea4H
Thsyepng man. Cook, concerned IN the 4
insnrrseiian at HarpeRs Berry, pnd disiinguis
cd with he lille Of Captain" Cock vassaal
six o. seven years ago. resident OF PhilAd
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fSr BsarIy year, he "held copy" as the Prll
sraeall il, for the proof reader. He vas u
sespl eighteen o. 1inslssa ysars old.
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GrThs Cincinnati papers Of Saturday statsd
that the type and portion Of the fixtures In
the Office Of the Free South at Newport, KY.
were destroyed on Friday night last. party
of about 20 men, II is said. entered the othcf'
and stated to the proprietor. Mr.. Bailey, their
purpose This demonstration was made on ac-
count Of the viOleOt anti slavery course OF the
paper. We are sorry TO hear Of such ac1sithey are
iudefsnsible almost always, and 10 the case OF
the South, there was not a shadow OF cause why
the Office should be demolished. Bailey IS a
man of 20 influence whatever for good or evil
outside Of little clique Of rabbid abolitionsts'
who are themselves pow erless for evii. rhe
quality styled ability, which he economiEed
through whole year, would not il employed
upon a respectable daily paper, invest 1t wlth
ordinary interest for even one week. rh'
course pursued by the people Of Newport wa
not only wrong, but is calculated to give lh'
man n Importance he does not deserve; and
instead Of "bettering thiugs." will only maxi
them worse. BAily's paper was nuisance bu
was one Of that kind which is made anuoSip
Just in proportion as It is stirred up. The pee
pie have now put the poor, miserable deVii !
condition to get the sympathy of thousand
who, while they detest his lncepdiary teaching
and ribbsld slang, favor under all eireumstnr
css, the freedom Of speech and the press, right
ly Judging that error will effect little misch;'
where truth Is left free to combat it.
Baily is now a martyr--a very bad style
one, 1t is true. but be is martyr, nevertheless
We trust the people of Newport viii feel prof
erly ashamed Of themselves for giving the eref
turs prominence which, had he been left alor
he could not have attained in lifetime.
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Is hereby given that petition will be pre-
i sented to the Commissioners of Montgomery
county on the first Monday of December, 1863, asR-
ing for the eBtablishingof new County Road, on
the middle line of Section IS, in Harrison Town
ship Township No. 2) aud to run from thence west
wardy on the half section line to the west line OF
said section, and continue westwardly along the
half section tine through the middle of sections g.
IA and 10 In Madison Township to the old Race bank
east of Wolf Greek, and from thence in south
westerly direction, TO interaeet the Dayton and
Wolf Greek Turnpike, near the bridge across
Wolf Creek, and there to terminate.
oct22-,ytt n MANY PETITIONERS.
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FARMS.

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
l. farms, lying about miles north OF the city, %
acres each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken In
part payment. ALSO, -. -.
24O acres in Hancock County, not far from the
county seat and three iourths of mile from arail-
road station 100 acres improved, balance excellent
timber Very fine land, and Will be sold at bar
gain. Also, =,
iaO acres one mile north weat of Union City well
impFoy ed; creek running through the oentres- :
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
ALSO,
81 acres in Darke county, part good timberj good
land, No. J. barn, painted, good house. $1,000
down, balance on long time. moss .. -
LSO,
Anumber of other msvariousiy located and all
very cheap, together with large amount of denlra'
| lylS CHAS. T.. CLARKE, sd st,
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FOR SALEI
IN Dollars an Acre!

- A~N44StAI = eNAA a-A~A - |.
FOR a good Farm in Darke County, miles
Il north east of Union city. ~ acres under good
cultivation, balance good timber; rich black soil
Frame house of o rooms handsomely situated, anc
surrounded BY alocuBt grove, good frame barn,
crib stable Ind other out buildings. Good bearing
Orchard with ali kinds of fruit,
'rnisis great bargain.
CHARLES Il. CLARKE,
aug Is. Real Estate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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LUCAS g. GRIER PRINCIPALS.
LHoAL NOTICE.

HUGH SCOTT will take notice that Eliza
IL beth Stouffer. on september 6, 1859, hled hel
petition in the superior Court OF Montgomery
county, Ohio, setting forth that said Scott gave
mortgage TO one J, A. Jordan on lots nine (9) and
ten ti0J on plat made by Joseph Barnett and 9TH
ers recorded on Plat Book A., page 30, In the Rec.
county, to secure the payment of s21o, evidenced
by three notes of $50, each drawing interest from
Sept. 81, 1885, that said notes and mortgage have
been assigned to said Elizabeth Stoufier and pray
ing for Judgment for said e270, and interest from
sept 26 1856 and for sale Of said lots to pay said
debt Said scott is required to appear and answer
said Petition by the Sd Saturday after October 20
- JORDAN 4 JORDAN,
septl2-sww Plaintiffs Atty's.
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nm For Locale, Telegraph, and other
meltsrs o. IntereeD and lnfoFnaaion' sec
Firat aud Fourth PAGES
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CITY PROPERTX!I
% Jefferson sta handsome Lot. Westside, below
9Th st. Small Frame upon IL.
Second at.--HouHe and Lot below Perry, north
side. House, Two-story Brick
Large and convenient Lot50x200.
Brown st .--Opposite Buokeyess. Large Brick
House and large Lot CHEAP.
Brown st. Corner of Ann. TwO-Atory Double
Brick House, good Cellar, Wen,
CisteFn, 40 WIN rent 10 pay lO
per cent. on the Investment.
Mo I)opouRh at t-Oppoaite Barr. Two-Htofy Frame
House. ot50xl50 g
Fifth Bt.--coFner OF Montgomery. Fine Lot
Small Frame Houae. s
ALSO;
FoRTY IOTss-On the Hiiibetween sd and6th ata.
~-f'1 7l and large nunaber ofvacAnt Lott
s in different parts OF the city. Fol
sale cheap, or toexehangofo othel
CHAs. il. CLARKE
aFa Rssl Esfate Agent,
tr CIegg'B Building, 90 81.
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3 aHERlFP,s sALna

l w'ais% A'pPls' montsoRSsSf,yl Ne, lsa1 sup Court.
y.,,.. shsyiiN. ct. al In Partition.
PURSUANT 70 an Order Of Sale issued
i from the superior { court Of Montgomery eoun-
ty IN this cause to me directed VIII oher ~ pup
o SALE at the door OF the Court hoose5 ~ lhe siy
Of Dayton. An said eonptYson ,a.n
Saturday, November 26th, 1889,
Al O'Clock NJ OF said day tho following Real
Estate, to witt .a.. :,
situate ia the county OF Montgomery and state Of
Ohio being part of the SOUTHEAST Quarter OF Sec
tion sixteen, Township two, Range hve, east &C.
west OF the Great Miami river, containing hity-
ave acres of tn north side OF said Quarter section
and being that part thereof which WAS assigned Y
Mary stetler, az her dover therein. -. 5 ~
Said premises are appraised at 5000 per acre
free OF dover, and cannot be sold ior ehb hhh wv
thirds OF the appraised value.
TERMs. .--0ns-thir oashi ione-third In one year
and onethird In two years; the deferred pAymeht'
10 bear Interest from the day OF sale and TO be 80
cured by mortgages on thepremiseS; ,,r,,a
sheriff Montgomery County, ohio,
| ADAM CLAW, Atty. Nv oct1-W
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EXECUTORS Notice.
pRonArn CouRT.

PRUHAIH OVU M
ACCOUNTS and Vouchers hled by Exeeu-
"A entors. Adminiatrators and Guardians, to this
date sre ali continued for settlement until the
seoond Monday Of November, A, D, ls99, and are as
follows, to Wit;
Egsout9ra Of
David splitter, Michael Beeghley,
Tl Administras0rs Of Etfn H
samuel Folkerth,
asa. Guardians Of
AT..4ha A Heeter. irwin u. 4 John d. Jones
element FierObe's heirs, Martin Rohrer,s heirs,
Simnn neaehler. Caroline Grossly.
''" ,. j. IL. BAGG0TF,
o.+oo au,vy Probate Judge.
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Attachment.

william Nipple, Prf,, Before VIM. Goudy, J.
Clinton, nipple Dert. county, ohio.
IN the Sd day of October, 1853, said Jus-
" tlce issued an order of attachment in the above
case for the sum OF 25,42-lO0 dollars Cause set for
hearing on the 10Th day Of November 1863, at o.
clock, A. M WILLIAM NEUss.
| a,f1l o. Ktrsxy
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David clark, Prh., Before Geo, owen J. p. Day.
against ton Township, Montgomery
O. .. Wood, Dept. } county, Ohio. f VA
ON the Goth day Of October, A. D. 1859,
" aAid Justice Issued an order Of attaehmept N
the abose action for the sum Of thirty 30
ana foNiY esAts. Case set for hearing Deoempefbth
~ sslsS. itakWsN DAVID CLARK.
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ATTACHMENT.

Phillip solomon, Before William Goudy, ]. p,
c,,.vs.,,,. Miami Township. ,t
THE Defendant, who is a nonresident of
L Montgomery county, win take notice that an or
der OF attachment was issued against him BY said
Justice on the eth day of September 1853, for the
sum of IS. Case set for hearing on the 22d day OF
SeptIs sww PHILIP SOLOMON
p. p. HsllAmsn, Ppf., Before James TaEner,J.P
Dayton Ip., MOntgOm-
John H. Bsker, Dert. cry county, Ohio,
IN the 2Sfh day of September A. ID. 1852
~ said Justice issued an order Of attachment In
the above action for the sum OF seventy-eight and
% octS-aww P.B. HALLAMAN.
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Land. Land.

/ WOULD call attention to Land now of
1 fered to exchange for City Property or Goods,
located as follows. sa.r-g.
OHIo-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, Dsrke and Williams Counties,
INDIANA-RandOlp w ellis, Wabash, Stark,
Jaspef, Pulaski and Lake Counties.
ILLIN OI5--LawTence Richland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
MI69CUHI-CharitO w ashington, Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon CouHties.
IOWA--Scott, Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren, Counties
MINNHSOTA-Dako Ramsey, Rice Scott
EN and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application to
Fl.tnE4 CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
jYs Ciegg's Building, Third street.
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Farms
FOR RENT

A FINE store room on Market street very
"A suitable for Grocery or Eating House, being
that par OF the reom now Occupied by u. A TIT.
More, that fronts Market street, may be either
81 M ~ feet deep. -.n4uu5 u5imfih 5000
Also, large room on the second 1oor, 2gx40 feet,
suitEblefor 81 Office, Entrance on Third street,
't' - II u T - CHAs. u. CLARKE,
iyls fsrf ReAl Estate Agent, 81 81. }
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Per Raduga," from BOsa

Blue sheeting and drilling, brown sheetings,
P. X. denims, Jewett city denims,
Cotton duck and Irvine. mems kip brogans,
Saddles with stirrups, &c., complete, whips,
Mems COW hide boots. cut nails,
Copper and iron tacks, rivets, asst'd,
Solar lamp shades and chinneys, ".
Whisky in barrels and kegs, casks OF nav bni
English cheese, 1900 Dbl shocks, hams,
Mess beef, prime pork, tobacco, shoe blackins,
Preserved meats, assorted, preserved oysters
Black pepper in ! fb bottles, saleratus In d. o.
Bright varnish, spirits of turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome yeaoE,
Blank books, pass books. envelopes,
Letter, note and fooIscap paper, &c, &c.
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MARKS. / Numbers. Packages.

Permission Is hereby given to land the above merchandise.
fron on board the -, whereof - is master, to order Of =.
Dated-day of-,1s
Sec. $50. The collector shall provide an officer,
whose compensation shall pc such as may be hxed
bv the Minister Of Finance, on the recommendation Of the COL
Iector-Gcnera OF Customs, TO be present on board the vessel
during her dsscharse, 10 superintend te landing OF the goods,
and see that no other or greater amount Of goods are landed
than Is set forth on the permit
Sec. $50. Whenever any inward entry shall be
made at the Custom House. the petuon naking snch
entry shall exhibit to the collector the o9xlnoL Uyoceh and
bills Of ladinR, and verify tho same By oath
II goods Of which entry shall be mad. Be ~ t1xx4
conling to their actual cost at the plao9 o. export, vH0 4L4U
to evzde the whole or any part Of the duties thsseoa, 49, 49,
OF the value Thereof, to be recovered rom the pesson m4km
the entry, shall be forfeited.
Sec 654. The collectors Of the several Pos19 dheu'
be er o6sei0 iuspectors, appraisers, end a. !r1I9,
= 6eir respective port, Ian cspe4 rsg.tz1ng e r xS2
disc, q cher property, scattering q n1ngi r. sny ~ mo
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THE BARK
SAILED FROM LONDON FOR HONOLULU DIRECT
APRIL 18TH, WITH A
GENERAL CARGO!
CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING
Z goods, viz:
Jams. ielIies, white wine vinegar, maccaron,
vermiceli, almonds, pearl sage, oatmeal,
Capers, candied orange peel, candied citron,
Currie powder, muligatawney paste,
Ground black pepper, cayenne pepper.
Cloves, tapioca, saleratus, patent Darcy,
Patent greats, sardines, in ! and / tins, peats pos,
Tart fruits, bacon, hams, Cheshire cheese
Ale, Wines and Spirits.
Marselrs brandy, Q. v. Coys brandy,
Jamaica rum. Demerara rum, Old Tom gin,
AlIsopp's ale, Bass's do, Marzettfs do,
Byass' do, Edinburg do.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
E
PERFUMERY.
Sundries.
Fearnought Jackets, blue pilot cloth trowsers,
Red and blue twiled flannel shirts,
White. blue, green and scarlet blankets,
Green blue and scarlet baize, hne blue nannei'
Real Welsh flannel, huckabuck, cotton socks,
Fine white shifting cotton, birds eye diaper,
Gala plaid for children's dresses,
Check Holland for do, black silk scarfs,
Black silk mantles, ladies' black silk robes,
Fancy prints, pink and yellow prints,
Blue prints, mourning prints, white ground muslin'
Mems shoes, ladies' do, childrens do,
Ladies' cloth boots, side springs
Hardware.
Flat bar iron, round iron, pitsaws, pitsaw tiles,
lemon saw files, cross cutsaw do, boiled hnseed OIL,
Sheathng copper, IA o. "a 80 o.,
Composition sheathing nails, assorted sizes.
The above, part of the cargo Of the bark Will
be offered for sale. on arrival. on favorable terms, 10y the
AGENT HUDsON's BAY COMPANY.
Honolulu, July 20, 1859. l6o3m
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Advertisements
Just Received and for Sale!
EREsH AND CHOICE GRocEKIEs


1 hoxes lCheese. papa Jelly. currants,
6alslns m a. lCitron peel, Oregon salmon,
a- hams. Fresh apples, raspberry JAM
psssrved peaches. Honey, ginger In Jars,
.,d pears. I0reeu cDrna and peas
~. 80 .,d current ieiHes, French peas, asstd sauces,
Mince pie meat, sardiues, ny oH, Psrtr -nssd
Tins salmon, a-ou, Ginger.
Oysters in i and 2 ID tins, Curry powder, grouno s'ns'''
EE svrun lCloves, cream tartar,
Lewis pickles and pie fruits, lSooa'
Prunes, cinnamon, chocolate
Crockery Ware.
$3.50 rroilet sets, cups and sancers,
800. ,rse1 IPitchers, sugar bowls,
Scup - saIad bowls. Tea pots, cream pots,
Vegetable dishes, sauce tureens, Mugs, Doa.s,
49, n;ckIe dishes. Washbowls and pitchers,
nitar ME dishes. Flower pots, spittoons,
D ~ "a so,n nlates. lCandle sticks, foot baths.
Stone Ware.
s,o,e;a rs Bread pans,
Bean pots and bakers, f"a~i JUGS,
GIass Ware.
,...n,.rs Ships water bottles,
ole - d;.hes Lamp shades, lamp c!hmneys,
1855 ~ creams bird bottles, seed bottles,
Dutoer $50 tntues salt cellars, Indian lamp shades,
Cut tumblers, lamps, Shaoe San"p
Wine glasses, goblets, Ooofeu ."
Molasses pitchers,
Britannia Ware.
Coffee pots, water pltcners-
Tea pots, lamps, iOrue
Sundries.
Nason,s Hacking. Swinging lamps,
Shoe brushes, axe handles, brass caunIe s'",
Lanterns, selves, coffee mills, sauce ano ny
Pain killer, lea etHes
Tobacco, cigars and snuff,
const.n.,v nm hand. fresh island butter, ground coffee, &c.
T. MOSSMAN & SON.
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Port Of -, Hawaiian Islands
l. do solemnly swear that the entry now subscribed with
my name, and delivered by me to the Collector OF -: contains
a true account Of all goods, wares and merchandise imported
for sale, for me, or on my account, or on account Of any person,
or OF any house Of trade, or partnership, in which I am corcem-
ed, at this port or its dependencies (saving such goods and mer-
chandise as are described in the other entry or entries hereunto
annexed) in the -, whereof is master, from that
the said entry contains a just and true account Of the cost
thereof including all charges. as per original invoice.
Subscribed and sworn to this day f., 49,.
Before Inc,
=, Collector Of Customs.
Sec. 551. Upon such entry being made, and the
duties paid to the collector or secured to be paid by
bond, as hereinbefore prescribed, the collector shall grant to the
consignee, or owner Of said cargo, OF Of any part thereof intend
ed TO be landed, a permit to discharge ia the following form
No. Custom HoUsE,-,H.L 1.
PERMIT TO DISCHARGE.
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such port, without fnvoscs, Or When In his opinioa undes-vanso
upon the entry, OF in any other cass when IN bis jndgement tee
same may be necessary.
Sec. 655. Every collector shall have the power 70
order one or more packages. out Of every invoice Q.
goods fmported into this kingdom, 10 be designated by him, 70
be sent to the Custom House for inspection, or am,na. ,
| and any master, owner, importer, or conscience, VINO snAn ea a.
to obey any such order of any collector. shall be hapde 70 q ="
| not exceeding one thousand dollars.
Sec. 500. No person shall enter any goods, ana
| secure the duties on them as principal IN the pono,
unless he is the owner or consignee at the time the vessel enters
the port, or unless he is the authorized agent Oh sucn d Vi
consignee.
Sec. 557. Whenever any vessel shall arrive at any
port of entry in this kingdom, having on board any
war. DR. shall be taking on board any such goods for exploration,
the collector of such port may Immediately place on poaT Oh
such vessel. one or more officers, whose duty it shall be to see
that the revenue laws, and regulations of the port, are duly
observed said officer or officers shall remain on board sucn
vessel until the goods are landed, or until the departure q
said vessel Such officers shall De compensaleu d ro'u II"
section $50
Sec. 55S. No goods, or articles of any description,
shall be landed at any of the ports of this Kingdom,
on any Sunday, or national holiday I; nor on other days except
between sunrise and sunset, under penalty OF seizure and con-
fscation.
Sec. $50. In case of the transhipment OF goods not
landed in the kingdom, the c~onsignee or owner shall,
before being entitled to a permit to tranship the same, furnish
to the Collector of Customs, a full statement Of the goods IN
tended to be transhipped, with their invoice price, as follows
TRANSIT ENTRY.
Entry Of merchandise intended to be transhipped from =,
whereof is master, on board Of whereof Is
master.