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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE
ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained in the
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF LONDON,
Actual Capital, 81, 500, 900.
Agency at the Office of the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, No l3l Main street. Rich
mond Va.
DR. JNO 3 d CULLEN, Medical Exam iner-office
at the office of Drs Gibson and Cullen south side OF
Franklin street, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
fe 2-ts w COWARDIN, Agent.
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- WALsH's GUN S><>
A@AND PISTOL DEPOT
x<KGUNS, PISTOLS. FISHING IA Z
CANES. do.-JAs WALSH, Manufacturer and
Importer Of Rifles Guns, Pistols &c. invite the st
awe and we'll elected assortment of goods of every
description in the Gunnery line. which he will sell
at the iowestlpossble prices, and on the most &C;
SHOOTER, and every description of Fire Arms,
kept constantly. Also Ammunition. Percussion
tie has in store also, choice assortment of CANES,
of various styles and colors.
He will repair all kinds Of Fire Arms neatly,
quickly and substantialy; Mount Canes; reft and
repair door and trunk locks at reasonable prices
Gail at his store No 60 Main street, Richmond, Va
~ ~ JAMES WALSH,
lfaHo md Inn of
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LINE ARTS.-Messrs. w. SATTLER
l. & co. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ing public that Mr. Ka0EDLER, successor to Goa
pii 4 Co, New York, has this day consigned 70 10
large and select assortment of Plain and colered
ENGRAVIN9S, LlTH0GR A PH and PHUTO-
GRAPHS. They will be ON exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday, SATURDAY.. Monday and Tues
day, the 18th, 18th. 2lst and ed OF March, only.
A great portion of the collection beng samples
dealers in engravings and the public in lenersi
respectfully invited to visit us during these thrte
days in order 10 nave an Opportunity TO examine
aud select from the whole collection.
large assortment of the engravings Will be Kept
gyms in future and orders for others promptly at
teuded to.
Particular attention is called tothe Ph otogrsphs
as the most beautiful specimens OF that art jet ex
tapt WM SATTLER co
NH Is Artists supply store, ii2 Main st.
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MARBLE WORKS:
JOHN W. DAVIES,
,parrToAT, STONE CUTTER AND MASON,
Main street, between Sth ana YIN ste's
RICHMOND, Va.
Monuments Of any size or design, MAac 70 ef0Sh
al the bet Italian or American Marble:
respectsully invite the attention OF those 10 wsnt
10 nv stock. which is the largest end best hnisned
sssortment of MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD fiA'
ma and MANTLES, to DO found in ting city:
N First Preniunsawarded by the virginia AgI r
cultural Society. and Mechanics INSTITUTE. 20 20
CTTY DRUG STORE. 8. DAW-
~ SON. Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 18th streets, has at ali times on hand ana
receiving weekly per steamer, large ana Wen 80
iecsed stock of Medicines warranted fresh and pure
Perfumes; Brushes of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead; Linseed Oil
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Nader
Indigo; Quinine; Segars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches, DC.
Suiiahi lie tor eeuntry trade. His retail department
IN Complete in ell its varied branches.
Manufacturer of the celebrated DOrsay cologne.
samrson &c "a 10
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!, :. .'''';<;,ssC;-sI,sns5T r mn

u I4th strsst. nsor tl1 1xcha1gs HoesI -.
Df6sr fsr ;1s icrrs md fuil assortnsns q inymi
conprising NWBBE's. AMERIgAn H nAM : n MnnIsH
REFINED English, American. kussis ano y u rMT
ton Russia ehset Iron. GALVANIIsDs 81 nsnssh
iran and rlourh Places Also Tinplste Of VARIOUS
sizes for Tinpere and Manufacturers. SHEET AM
holt COPPER, Bheet Zinc, eDelter and the Metals
nsmailv eod Ia thi1 market. ap Its
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HOUSE ON GUYEkNOk STREE

e. FOR RENT--For rent, and possession given
on the LIST of April the house the west side OF Co.
vernon street. now CURED by Mr.. Il. Il Cowling.
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy OF
Messrs Doggett d Anderson. Apply to Samuel ?
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors of VIM
Mitchell Jr. NH I6-ts
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST LIGHT
YET PRODUCED. = UFRORD,S ceIebratad
IIDoxe consuming patent portable Lamp This
.nmp pIouuces. from the poorest quality az OIL or
gsssase without odor. 90 much light IS ( medium
Soiar. az one quarter the expeuse-the lamn holds
pa. 20 o. pint Of Oh. and burma twelve hours 81
MeEe, pyodneiug most splendid light-plea tant
even 70 weak eyes-requiring Mttle a. no clsnninr
ana only cotton flannel wicks. por sale 81
GEORGE SUMNER.
Sole Agent for this city.
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"a CHINA, GLASS AND EARTH
Esls ENWARE-O TAYLOR, III Main street, is
W. now in receipt of his spring stock of goods,
mostly of his own importation. einbraeiag great
variety of white gilt. and decorated CHINA; white
and Shapes; blue edged &C and Dipt Ware. selected
expressly for the iobbing trade; Cut and Pressed
aud Britannia Ice Pitchers, Casters: Spoons and
Forks Also, a fine assortment of Walters. Table
Cutlery Japanned Ware &C., &c, He feels assured
he can sell goods as low as any Jobbing house at the
North. An examination of his stock is respectfully
soIicitad NH io-2m
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ID IMPORTERS,


Have In store and q. g. Custom House. 80 hhds
TAYLOR's CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
pY imported By them from John Taylor of Lon.
den. Aiso In Custom House, Brandies Of the fol-
lowing brands James Hennessy; Otsrd, Dupuy
Co; the United Vineyard Proprietors Sidney Ce-
lerier, and other brands. CHAMpAaNEs: Green
Seal; Cabinet, in half pints; Piper Heidsick Held
sick Il Co, and other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. SHEERIES Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WHIs-
KEY. RYE WHIskIES 5ummerdean; Lscksy's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of bye Grain; Funk;
Besores; Old Bourbon County Ky. and other brands
Jamaica RUN. Holland GIN, in whole and Il pipes.
Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bitsers. Charles
London COkDIALGIH. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine,
fred and white,) made in N Carolina. sARDINEs,
in whole half aud quarter boxes. etc etc. Also 400
600 Choice HAVANA sEGARS, which were selected
in Havana by a gentleman sent out By US for that
purpose; varying in price from $40 10 Sl5e per thou
SAND. All of which will be sold to pauctual per.
sons on favorable terms.
BuRRUsS i BRO,
Sole Importers, In the United States, of Taylors
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
No Wide WatarssSset Iren Building.
=
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~ To THE UBLtC.-Ih T.
ISNsubscriber takes this method ot9f@E
informing his friends and the public generally, that
he has opened a general LIVERY, SALES and
HIRING STABLE. on 18th, between Franklin snd
Grace streets. one square below the Old n arket,
and az many ones may favor him with their
patronage with the assurance on his part that no
thing shall be left undone that will add to the
fort and safety of STOCK entrusted to his care -
His grooms polite and attentive. and his grans-
ry will always be supplied with the best the market
affords. GEO EARNEST.
Agent for Joseph brummel.
NIB will give my personal attention TO the
buying ard selling of HORSES and MULES. for
those that may entrust such matters to nay Judg'
ment. nh l5-lml II II.
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WIN. o. MAssIE. akNhf W. oAh"
NTASSIE l. SMITH
Wl COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF ,oo
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOHACCO'
.-, 40 fnoNi new YORK.
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CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE.
~ 4 call Of men chants and housekeepers i re-
epectfuliy requested. Our stock Ia large and com.
piete, ana We endeavor TO keep up our reputation
ior having the greatest bargains.
SCHAAP co.
mn 10 Corner Bread aud Third sts.
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a. ROOF Ms FOB RENT-Severa
Eas pleasant Rooms over my store, suitable for
lodging rooms for gentlemen. Also. a Lumber
House. oack of my store, with good entrance from
tory. WENDAIGER.
NH Sim
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,sza DESIRAHLE Ht,tJnE AM LtyTi

CO DESIRABLE HOUSE AMI LUIS
M:s FOR SALE ON LEIGH STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHN0ND-Intend ing to remove t.
The country, | offer for saie privately. my Dwell
ing House, on Leigh street, for many years occu-
pied by Capt John B Prentiss, with four lots at
tached thereto, fronting each 26 feet and running
back 100 feet to alley. said lots will be sold to
gether. or separately, AS purchasers may desire
ANY information rs regards terms, &c, may be OBJ
tanned by applying to Mr. Alfred Shield, or the sub
scrioer on the premises who will take pleasure liz
showing the property to any DESTROYS ofpurchasing
NH t5-lm* CAFHARiNE PREVTfS.
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1859 SPRING TRADE! 1859.
GEORGE STARRETT,
" GOVERNOR STREET.
Richmond. Virginia,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves. Ranges, Fur
Nae es Farmers Boilers Licorice Boilers, Factory
Stoves and Heaters Bath Boilers and Bath Tubs,
iron sinks. Pumps. Hydraulic Rams. Lead and
Iron Pipe, Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper work gener-
ally.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepers-al SUI
perintendents of Pablo Buildings. Churches. Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles or requiring
WORK in our line are respectfully invited to exam
Inc the same we have always on hand large as
sortment from which to select. embracing many
sold at uniform prices thus affordng the least
perienced equality with the best judges of our
work.
NJ Repairing pieces, for all our leading articles
always on hand at the Governor Street Stove store.
NH off GEORGE sTARRETT
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uMBER-The subscriber begs leave
,ha. 20 INFORM ms FRIENDS and the public generally,
ner OF 10Th and Gary streets and intends KEEPING
T. general assortment of both TOBACCO k0Y
Boards and VIRGINIA LUMBER for building
lie patronage. " f"e'
NH Him JAMEs auNN
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g. FOR RENT-A tenement, with
Esa good yard and garden, l44 feet deep. near the
corner of Broad and Jefferson streets, at So per
month. Apply to Ct pEAkE.
Ifs
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ga FOR RENT-And possession given

Sc the 18th of April next, the very eligible
HOUSE, on 5th between Grace and Franklin SITS
now occupied BY MIR Richard Hill, jr. 1t has seveB
good rooms. with an eut-kitchen and large lot at
tached. For terms, &c, apply to
2 NJ TABB e SON. Ast's
nh l4-tS Under Exchange Hotel
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34A pIEStHI
N5 occupied by the Lycnhburg aad Abingdon
Telegraph Company, corner Main and Pearl BIS
Large DOM, gas and water convenient. Apply at
the Office Possession gwen in few days.
nah eft
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- OFFICE FOR RENT-The House and Lot on
h street, next tony own residence, and near the
corner of Grace. Fur good tenant il will be pu
ia repair at low rent Also. the office in the Law
Building in the occupancy of Abel U Mayo. 1t j.
on the first floor. and has gas and other couven
fences Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
for clear water bath and laundry in rear of the
same. Other desirable property both for sale and
NH 22~Im q B MINOR
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&c HARViES' ROW FOR REM
20 The SIX TEN EMENTS on Byrd and 7th street
have been thoroughly repaired. and are now ready
for tenants. Apply to
LEWIS HARV1ES or
THIS w BROCKENBROUaH
iaT-ts At Richmond 4 DanvilIe Z Co.
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Or WIZ, EDDDDvv 70 AxyInAhtA, dA,
Ez- list OF the namoers Enat are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one d
entitled to- will be Published after every drawingin
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
Pauiding (Miss Clarion. And Little Rock tArkj
Trua Democrat. in "a
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I'M FUR kENT.-Une of those neat
H4 Framed Tenements on 10Th street, one square
nor tn of Venable- 1t has three good rooms, and q
Kitchen with 2 rooms Rent Sc so. apply to
an | wa WALSH.
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

EXrRA SUGAR CURED HAMS-For
Ia family use, constantly receiving. retailing al
121a c's by WILLIAM hlNu.
au 2-3t and FranKll u street.
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TWO LARUE ROOMS FOR nEN'

Hl And possession given ut once, two large rooms,
the 81 and stories, oser the Hook AMI Ladder
Company, on 10th str act, between Main and Cary.
They alb Jut 20 by 80 feet. They very desira-
Ole rooms and ia the business part ofthe city. Ap-
ply TO JAS TAYLOR SON.
NH 2i-hW Cotdin'a Hall
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axA EOIS ft1Jy r " III IuI1ICUIdUC PUo@
~ session, very sp scious and comfortable Office,
on the first floor over the Merch ants Insurance
I iii e. on Main street. Apply at the office of the
I ity Savings Bank, mh 3l--ts
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WINDOW SHADES, Wholesale
w AND RETAIL.-My retail prices are 373a
cents for 2 nice dark Landscape. 81 90 for a COLO
Sordered Shade. % cts for q I'D and Velvet l 80
for Cold Center Vase 50 cts for Boquet Centre IS cts
for Vase Flo Rered Shade. Cords, Tassels, Brasses
all colours, Fire Screens in great variety floor and
table Oil Cloth cheap, 500 pieces English O Cloth
from n ew York auction with flannel back, at a
great sacrifice Call and for yourselves at the
established cheap Dry Goods and Window Shade
Store If NJ GOLDEN, go, Broad street,
NH 22-3m Between I'D and 4th sts
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nIssOLUTION.-The partnership of
- f. MCCARTHY 4 SON was dissolved on the
18th inst. by the death Of JOHN d. mcUAhLn;h T.,
mediate payment; and those to whom they are in.
debted, will present their accounts to the SURVIVING
R;chmond. Ian Is. 1889 ja 26
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no P1RTNERoHIP-Th Subscribers
~ have 1fts day associated thsmeelvM tcgetbex,
u1lder liz arm and styls M SAMUEL HAWl4
kON. RI the purpose Of cCnductinE general
CeIJ and WOO trade, but will efvs special af9sn-
In, h, fhe ANTHRAUITE COAL branch Of the bu.
snsss All orcers will receive personal nrd prompt
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- FUR kENT-A large and commo-
&& dious residence on Church Hill, adjoining the
residence OF John L Lyon, Esq. on franklin. be-
tween 20 and 9th streets. 1t has all the modern
imp ov emeuts apd every fixture necessary to make
residence comfortable and desirable. For further
particulars and terms, apply to
GEO III JEWETT
Agent and Collector.
ap2-ts Office 18th st. betw Main and franklin.
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"a VALUABLE D~E LLlNG AMI
Ne VACANT LOTS ON THEEAsT LII NE OF 9Th
NUKTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE.-We are
authorized to sel the large Dwelling located as
above, now in the occupancy of W m Harrison,
fs1 The Lot has front of 40 feet, and depth of
1870 feet The Dwelling is not only large. but is
veniently srraDged for the accommodation OF q
family. The Dwelling, with % feet front, will be
sois separate from the vacant ground on the North
au2~i0t GODDIN & AppERsnN.
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b&r The undersigned win continue the
DRUG BUSINESS at the old stand and hopes. by
unremitting attention and increased facilities, 70
enlarge his custom.
nh Is JAS DUSAD.
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1850 TON OF COPARTNER-

- sHIP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
mutual consent JAMES IUvAL has purchas-
ed Fl NORrON's entire interest 10 the late firm
of DUVAL NORTON, including debts due to the
said firm and will nay all debts due By the said
frm JAMES DUVAL,
j HATLEY NORTON.
March nth, 1859.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

y to the gigantic wicksdssss which
Wise hsd IN his had. Brews, moreover,
va animated By the noblsst purposes Of
philanthropy, even if they we're mista-
ken. while Wise wss animated By the
lowest spirit Of dsmsgogusisn and par
tissnship. Brown only designed 70 set
the nseross Of northsrn Virgins sa the
run, while Wise designed 10 stir up the
entire nation. The robbery Of property
was the extreme Of Browns crimes,
while Wise intended not merely 70 rob
the public buildings, but to arrest the
federal authorities, shoot down innocent
citizens, and arm the mob against the
agents of law and order. Yet nothing
vas said in denunciation Of this infa.
nous plan Of Governor Wise. Thirty
thousand men, 10 fact, stood ready to
execute it, and even after il had besn
peacefully defeated BY the election o.
Mr.. Buchanan, his adhsrents boasted Of
their determination and ability to put il
into execution.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08
Death from Starvation.
A WOMAN LlvIs sixty. EIGHT DAYS
WITHOUT FooDl

A WOMAN LIvBs SlxTY.ErGHr DAYS
WITHOUT FooDl
The wife Of Mr.. Harvey Crusen Of
Madison township, this County, had been
dsrsnged for about three years-.o
much 90 some Of the time that she had
to be confined BY her friends. On tho
l3th Of September last she declared her
determination to commit suicide by star
vation. A night Or two previous she had
taken from her husbands pocket some
forty dollars ia money and announced
her intention to start for Ohio. Foiled
in this she said she would either cut her
throat or drown herself. Not permitted
to do either Of these, she determined to
starvs herself and so told the family
she resolutsly persisted in this dstermi.
nation for sixy.eighs days, whom death
came to her relisf on Sunday evening
the goth, Of November.
We arc we'll acquainted with some
members Of Mr.. c. family, and have
made the most careful inquiry in regard
to this remarkable case. Mrs. G. M
closely watched and attended the whole
time, and those who werc with her are
satisfied that, besides the water she drank,
she did not take two ounces Of neurish.
ment during tho entire sixty eight days.
Mrs. Q. Was forty -four years Of age, and
1t the beginning Of her abstinsncs from
food, in very vigorous physical hssltA.
She Vas large and her dssh vas very sol.
ID. During the last three weeks Of her
starving period, she suffered intensely.
She could seldom b raised il bed with
out fainting. Her stomach became ir-
ritabls 90 that she could scarcely retain
the water che drank. During tho whole
time there vas but little sotion Of the |
other digestive organs. There was no
movement Of. the bowels, except on two
Or three occasions when che VA prevail.
d on 70 take soms esthartio pills. Shs
would not have taken any medicine, had
her attendasts net given her : dozen |
pills at time. She thought that quan |
Eity would put ~ end to her life. She
did not know that al but tho requisite
number were made Of dough. She rs-
tained her CONSEQUENCES and hor rsso.
lutte dsterninstion to die, until three Or |
four days before her death.
We are not aware that, II tho whole |
annals Of medical literature. there i ;
case similar to this, whore : person has
lived an equal number sf days without
food. a case occurred recently u Hast.
ings county, G. w., whore German c..
madam woman, under lhe inaasnee oil
religious excitement, resolved to stssvs
herself. She lived thirty days saly, and
took in that time, besides water, three
quarters Of pouad'of sugar. This has
been considered a "sxtraordinary case.
Yet the aumbsr Of days lived By this
woman l. not equal TO half Tho days
lived by Ars Grasses. We repeat our
full eonvietisn d ~ truth q tho state.
ment made above and nay also state,
that Mrs. G. had every attention, and
every isduosmsnt offered 70 prevail %
her % give y her resolution, that The
affection q husbasd. grown Sp oAil.
drsn and Other ftisads, could ssssesA--
Oskolocsa htr0ld. /.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

Ak original play has been brought ont q
Winchester, Macs. and with success, ~ haes
Of Witch i Ossawatomis Brown, sna tAs ~.
tsrials Of whiteh ars nads up ffsn ssssss IL
his life at the West concluding with tA1s u
Harsr,s Ferry. Itwsswsittsa By J. h. RsGsrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08
: 4aragraqds.

- Ms. Bailey, the proprietor Of TIL
National Era Is said to b % spplican
fsr the Congressional printing.
- The slave population Of Virgini,
vas near half million in 1890, and hal
not increased any since.
~ Il is reported that Westcott, Post
master At Philadelphia, 10 : dsfaultsr {.
the tune Of $4,000.
Ten negroes, valued 1t $4,000, -
capped from Lagrange, Mo-, into Illinois
on the 14th ult.
-. Six. Hundred men arc at work o.
tho Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
within seven miles west Of Iowa City.
~ The Supreme Court, in the case
Of Eidora ". Mt Pleasant for the Coun
y seat Of Hardin County, has decided
10 favor Of the later.
- A clergyman, VIE found il i'm
possible to provide for himself and fam
lily out Of his slender income, wrote TO
. friend thus: - give up my living to
save my lifs."
~. The Branch Of the State Bauk oi
Iowa at Dubuque, has declared divi.
dend Of six per cont. on al paid up
stock, for the last eleven months Of ito
operations.
~ The New Orleans Pieayure says
the sugar crop Of Louisiana will fall
much below the general expectation
some time since. With favorable weath
sr, 100000 hogsheads msy BE- obtained.
The quality 10 generally superior.
-. The Tammsny Hall Democracy
Of New York city, nominated William
F. Havemeyer for Mayor, Fernando
Wood il the nominee Of the Mozart Hall
Democracy.
The Republicans have nominated Col.
Geo. Opdyke.
- The Fairfield Ledger estimates
that Jefferson County has this year man
ufacturse over one hundred thousand
gallons Of sorghum molasses, which At
low estimate, will save 100000 to the
An item Of no inconsi derablc
importance these hard times.
j New FORK, Nov. so.
The Tribune says that Gov. Wise has written
Mrs. Brown, enclosing N order for the safe
senduct Of herself Or messenger 70 Charlston
Tor the remains Of Brown. They will b COM
nittsd TO her rears simmediatsly after the execu.
ion.
Washinston, Nov. 30.
There are now about 80 members Of Congress
n Warrington. The caucusss Of the respect
vs parties will bs held on Saturday night.
Judge Douglas and wife design leaving the
,ity On the 18th inst. for Florida, on the REQ.
q their physicians.
81. Louis, Nov. -.
Flox UrAB.-The Utah mail u the "a brings
Of the execution Of Thos. h. Fufguson,
or the murder Of Alsxcndsr Carpenter. This
. the first judicial sxsction that has ever
'aksn place in the Territory.
- Hon. Chas. Sans uer arrived il
The steamer Canada on the 2lst ult.-
He considsrs his health completely 70
and intends to resume his
.sat in the U. 8. Senate.
- A chain gang hes been establish
ID in Cleveland for the benefit Of all able
bodied loafsrs.
- Il il now expected that the NJ. 4
n. R. r. will be completed 70 Marengo,
by tho middle Of February next.
- H. 2. Hsun, has bssn ap.
pointed U. S Senator by ths Governor
IF Califoraia, to Gil the vacancy ooeas
ionsd b the death Of Brodsrick.
Mr. Mcqueen, one Of the South Caro-
|isis Members Of Congress. says in 70.
osst letter: II would not support Mr.,
Douglas for the prsailsaoy It hs were
to make an a6davit to observe any plat,
6srm that nay bs drawn. know VIA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-12-08

- The eitisens o. Booas County
are nsvisg os the railroad questiss--
uaas nsstings Aavisg been eaiis1 u
take steps 20 fossssd tAsis ROAD.