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STATE Or wsssssssvps.t
PAsULA COUNTY.

'lo'.' oAoF, ! rrAcIlnfsT :.
W. \. MAlosf.> bufn, j. v, on The 9Th
day Of July. 1859. IN favor u saId Moses
Gage and against The Estate VI said ".
y. Malone, for Sls 30, in The Justices
cour. held nj ranoln, IN the County Of
i'anola aud State u Mississippi. Tho de-.
isndant Ia hereby notified that unless b.
appears In said Court nj the neat Term
thereof, 10 be held At tho Court House In
Pamela. on the 80 Monday In September
lsbp. and plead 10 said action, Judgment
will be entered and the property sold. and
judgment also rendered against d. Rig.
ncy, as Garnishee IN this cnse.
AM AyBURN, J. p.
August 10, 1859. Mltw.
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efu JasFtsf N aWl|on Ia. Tasan4
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fafahAaa mat flyt hhtd, hassiaH IL
forest n ~ cent llpW Hsifs HHh aaNl
ntaftf ~ ~ fHfAhssA mlAag.
IhIs laHi was alyefllsf1 a4l a9afai
~ sHls aH lhs ~ AZ N kHsHH 1850,
but ~ Purchaser hIibf " fs4 AsHa. -
~ ~ p 4ilfsss u - nsefsstlf - base
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TAkEs uFby N W VIII VH
hnafrt, heaf Wsnslm Neual, 49,
Steers one fsi. ~lfh y boil flst9 fsT u
with = espdeh hnoile, slaf IN the fsse,
and MARKED ~ . hsla md Hniaftlt il
eeeh ess. lan yeat 90 llns fsi ulth
white hark aud billy, mafkal with crop
~ fle right ~ and swallow fafk and
split In lhH lefl, M flshi horn 10, eight
yenfa old hpth appraised 10 sti ~
ani nne lAfga I'd ani white pldei steer,
marked With = slope under each eaf, eight
years Old alrfaiiel " t1D 90
7. u. JOINS, haagsr r. e.
Al nsi II, 1859. 80 Nv.
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fHaialnlhf vi ses, ~
#Ffs N eHlffaf M iffN
Htiqh "a tl#u "A tm fhfa ftYm =
mita tati n tall iiAia, 81 lha mia
iati n lfsleha Tiers ~ suli psalls
W., Ntffy tablass kiaiis., tnNt. = it
eve = iia beet ifAHa tle hipsii n ias
hui np, % ihls flasss flass EN- ! VI
nni fnIis, stih 81 q ~ bod n Cattle.
llNfs, Naisa, Hlftts, te Afi fl n
mty - hal Hiih Ne pltet Z
aifh A lHffe tafiiaH n 10 lahd 80
hhute thH HFeat h44A N
Alan, lHH a fas. Ik1 eiaaitt. ntaf AL
Immediately tsH n panulh, wih good
uin'huasa anihsiaffs. some latinl, slfh
hTsi.nle Vel and Peach vTehafd on The
sans. Ibis lad, N taisl " qaal 10, j..
ealliy ani desifahlsHiss u equal ~ an
10 Pamela count, viii ssll wllh thls
place, Corn. ! pdiaf, " hsnl ani a. mnali
stock " every hlhi A. msy W Desired
Wnh tho above pi%anlANuna, u 10 I'll
lhely nnWfytg sill b. splI, II desired
Terms liberal, esafy waJ
j. ~ risrR
raacla, Aug ., Isig. - ~
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For sole.

For solcs
r OFFER for sale Lao
acres Of land, e,j Of It SG
clearei--n old land except ~ssi}rts
iaD acres-all the remain. &e'sz@
der fresh. Tho cleared land Is in a
high state Of cultivation. There are upon
the premises two settlements, two TIM
houses, Dwellings, Stables, Barn. Negro
houses. tisterns and Wells. The place
i. near sarii. Depot. where there i good
society, Schools, Churches, &c. Terms
easy. Address
GEORGE W. BALL.ENTiNE.
" Memphis Enquirer will please pub.
lish the above for three months, weekly,
aud send account TO this once.
July IL, 1859. :'-sm'
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STATE o. MIssusssPPl.(
PAMELA COUNTY.
Asa Lovs ENACTMENT u

rs. ~ sued b 4. n. RAy.
W. y. MStosr. burn, J. r., on tho 9Th
day Of July, 1859, In favor 81 said Asa
Love and against the Estate Of said W.
\. Malone, for $40 - 10 the Justices
Court held nj Pamela, In the County Of
Pamela aud State Of mississippi. The De.
PENDANT !. hereby notified that unless be
appears In said Court ut tho next Term
thereof, TO be held 1t tho Court nouse In
Pamela on the % Monday In September,
1859, and plead to said action, Judgment
will be entered and the property sold, and
judgmcn, also rendered against u. Rig
ncy, Us Garnishec in this case.
A.. NJ. RAYBrGN, up.
August III. 1859. 3D-}w.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
.FremIIthe Virginia Daniocrat
TheB Election.

We delayed going to press Thnrs
day in ORDER that we may lay before
Our readers the returns ofselectioh 80
far as heard from. We have not as
yet received Thu full official returns
lof the Polls ofthis county !; but from
All indications, the entire Democratic
has ticket . majority varying from 6s
to125, excepting the Whigcandidate
for the Honse oil Delegates, T. G. Z
Beuhring, who relieved 4 majority 81
about ISL. Tke vote stands as fol.
lows.
Tie Democratic ticket for Cover.
nor Lieutenant Governor. and {.
sorney General, received q majority
of about rs, atthc lowest estimate
Hon. AL G.. Jenkins, Democratic can.
.filate for recollection To Congress. fo.
ceived q majority over Mr. Laidley
the Opposition candidate Of 65 votes,
Nv. W. Newman, tie Democratic
candidate for State Senate received .
majority of SIS. There was his regu.
lar Democsatic candidate ia the
fell for the House of Delegates, Mr.
r Tickets having withdrawn, conse,
queHtly Mr.. Beuhring ran ahead 81
Ills Ticket, There Lss;l,s lwa IndeIw,,fl.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
We'll Done for Richmond.

The gallant Democracy Of Richmond
deserve tile thanks of the Democracy Of
the whole State. III The most holly con
tested election thatshas ever taken place
IN the State, the Richmond Democracy
have reduced the Opposition majority
from 978 in 1855 to ago. Goggin loses
l.l0l, and 4Letcher gains 81
In 1865 The vote Twas, for the Know
Nothings 2l44 for the Democracy li66.
In 1859. Opposition vote g043 4 Demo-
cratic 1888,
Though we have lost tho Delegates,
which will be deeply regretted, yet we
congratulate the Spartans Of Of Rich
mond on the gradual increase Of their vote,
and the certain indications Of future sue
cess held out BY the reduction of the
]" Opposition Z vote and the increase Of
the Democrat Richmond Eaqairers
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Nhat Party do Ion Btlong. ta.

/" What party do you belong t.
now, Bill e asked Joe the. other day.
!. e belong, TO the Know--no,athe
American - no the hanged ef ]
fhaintiforgot, Joe. What sort Of var
mint was it you ketched tother night
stealth chickens I q
{ 1t was a oppossum.' Y
Il 3 That's it, Joe,that's it. OPP
op-what did you sslyFfit was, Joea I
s OppQssnina s55s =.
1T was something like oppossuln. l
Opposition" said Joe"
6 know'd itwas somethin' orIoth-
er. Ny party changes 90 often, darn
me eff | can keep up I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
i PtotestantGensraL ii The French Arm,

Il may not be generally known that
Marshall Random, the third Commander
in rank Of the French troops in Sardinia,
is Protestant Tn the memorable cam
paign against Russia, he served with dis
tinction under NapoieonI. In the vari-
GUS Governments which France has had
forthe last forty years, he has command
ell great respect for bis requirements and
abilities. He is a diploniatist as well as
d soldier, and was for 4 number of years
Governor General Of i Algeria From
1851 toI 1856 the Count Random was a
General Of Division n but. if we right
~ remember, he was created 4 marshal at
the close Of the Crimean war. He com
nands that portion ofttho French troops
known as 81 the army Of the Alps. -
Judginglfrom the past, he has superior
military abilities I'd: Canrobert, who is ga
zetted as the Commander in Chief Of tile
soldiers Of Napoleon Ill. in Sardinia
Ii New York Journal of Commerce.
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MI. EnstiS Of LaniSian1.

Hon, GEoRsE EUsTIs, Representative
IN the last Congress. from Ithe FIRST ais
irictIof Louisiana and elected as an Amer
lean. has issued an address declining 10
be a candidate fol reelection, and ex.
planning the reasons Of his adhesion to
the Democracy. Wehqaote two impor-
taht paragraphs: sia ssls
I'M The fusion OF the shattered leqions
Of The Americans, in most of the free
States, with The Black Republican partv
their repeated and Overwhelming de-.
feats in the Southern States the sectional
color assumed BY the politics Of the coun-
try, leave no room to doubt the fact that,
in the coming Presidential election, the
contest for supremacy. viii be narrowed
down 20 Republican and Democratic par
ties! Indeed, iii Louisiana. al State
party, the American party bids fair fd
come to pieces. il we are permitted III
judge by The signs of the times the adl
dress TO the people 70 revive the old
Wing party. signed BY fourteen prolniil
nent and influential Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes, the assimilation Of some of IL
branches IN seyeral country marshes e
one prthe other faction ofthei Domo lsracs
IIn the Presidential contest. where tie
field will be occupied by tha Ram bI;ssS
and Democratic forces, marshaled Il M.
tle array, no Southern man can hesitafc
is 70 bis place. No son Of Louisiana e,n
mistake his honor; for. whatever errors
the Democratic marty NAV have co,n,,;itl-
,ed-+and II undoubtedly has many tolsn-
swer for-whateyer iiidoasistenl.;es 4
may have fallen into. Ne must bear IL
plind that SpatJseriE men. Soslser,a sStoiS5 -
mr,. kdtc rniea sapfeb,e S. IS e5gorsslx
au,t DIST ;es I'll tAd;r laus,.,s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
Elrgiaia Election.
WIAsHINtsToN, May 3

WEAsHIsGToN, May %.
Tho following additional returns
from FirginiaHhaye been received !:
Maiorities for Letcher Barbour
County 400; Lewis, 3T5s Upshur,
$50; Doddridgc, 300; Harrison,
318; Richie, 1850 !; Brooks, 100;
Hancock so.
Maioritics foF Goggiirl IA ceomac,
-; Westmerland, 600; Chic, 29S ;
Marshall, 200, Isl.
sIil RrcnaloSp, May IS.
]. It is estimated here that fletcher
has been elected Governor BY about
2 200 ajority.
BALTMoRE, May 28.
Ohio county elects 2 Opposition
and | Democratic members to the
Legislature, Representatives ate elcc.
ted III Marshall county,. Letcherss
majority in Isle Of, Wight county al
far as heard is 400. Small vote.
Southampton county ote close !;
probably small majority for fletcher.
Northampton County Small Dem
Eecratic loss. u III III
Accomac and Nansemond coun-
ties Democratic gain
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Cincinnati harket

rhIDAIs MAI II.
FLOURTh market was sxa s dali
to-day, and the sales sd insignificant thar
prices could not BE- established. Thers,
was liitle A6f no demand has t6Hld Ws.
perceiSc any disposition - p5szs Mes Il
any extent. TheIfedeipistls last tksuts
fpp .houuslcnmprises2a7 700 brls.
WHISKYyTFhe market Is dull aad
lower sales Of 900 brls. 1t a5e, iisie
PRQNIStON TIle.market " as easi-
eF to-day, aml prices tended daKhwsrJ.
The sales were confined to q Ihds Ba-
con Sides At 6sc ]; 500 pieces Hams. IL
bulk. AZ 44es 1t the banding, and a59
brfs. Lard al l4cl
GRQCERIESr The deraud &c Sugar
continues fair At full prices sales Of l00
hllis.ag7@79c Molasses and C5Hee Nv
changed.
/ WHEAT-=The market islsteasly. With
al good demand. at our quotations sales.
I'D bushels Red at > tsR6.;:, 59Q 10. doa
1t 8 80 +. 800 Do. fair w hila ats So.
!. 600 do. good do at 81 81, and so do
prime do. al s i 90. hhsll
C0RN-1he market ID steady aad
Erfa ! sales 900 bushels at coo.
OATSThe market cOntipnea dull
and dropping. anil prices have further az !
clined lei per baskel, with sales 600
bushels at SIC. e. IL.
I. BUTTER Sales is 6rkmsi aehoies
Western Reserve 1T si6e. Marl4 dali.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
Later from California, per, Overland

ST.. LOUIS. May 25.-The overland
California mail, with dates to Cd inst,
has arrived. T I
a rumor, prevailed At Los Angeles
that the steamer Santa Cruz hadIbeelIde-
tanned al Guaymos aud pressed into ser:
vice by EsqueIs, and her passengers
imprisoned. M.
Considerable bad feeling had been ex.
cited between the Americans and Mex.
leans along the line Of Sonora, and sever.
kal Mexicans had been killed.
Walkef, the filibustef,. had an agent al
the ella mines, enrolling volunteers fol
hisexpedition. s.
The Passengers from San Francisco
deny the publisher statement that Gen
Walker. with three hundred men, had
sailed in the steamer Orizabs for AGA
Ipuleo, r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

HEAVY Loss. Gen. SnlELDs, United
States Senator from Minnesota, Oh arriv-
ingIat Hastings, on the 9th instant, found
himself minus his pocket,book contain
iuga draft on New York for S2. 900 and
$500 il cash. It appears that, having
taking his pocket book out, he LETT itso 4
the desk pf the steamer, and somebody
rewarded his carelessnsss By making way
with it.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
Instructions Il cut Minister al Paris

NEW YoRKg May 25.-.-The Express
says tba. instructions have been sent out
by the Persia to Minister Mason, I'M
strncting him TO intimate to the French
goFerRplent that III case Germany il
drawn into the war, this government viii
not suffer any interruption of the service
~ The Hamburg ard Bremen steamers,
now carrying the u s. mail. as long Is
they DO not carry articles contraband 81
war. Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

|ent candidates Iii tie field that sslivir
|ded the body of tile Democratic votes
Under fhe circumstances, the Demo-
Gratis have achieved d great victory il
Cabell.
The vote taken ia Kanawha for 4 new
county, was7Eot large.
Nv. D. PARE IL elected % the Senate
from this District. \
pr. TnoArsos X. M is elected
in Putnam county TO the Legislature,
by allarge majority.
FRosr II. ny Is elected in Jack
sonand Roane toI the Legislature.
GaEEsBRrEa CouNfr. The official re-
turns of.this county shows ! majority fol
GoGe1S Of 100. Mathews, lopp; ]:
elected to the Legislature.
MoNreoNERY. Dem. i elected 70 tht
Legislature from Fayette and Raleigh
counties.
II is reported here that Mr.. STANLEY
who left this place for Pixies Peak q few
months since, was shot in Kansas, lby /
ferryman.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

n Tue ATLANTIC CABLE AGAIN.--It il
said that Cyrus w. Field, Esq. ex.
poets to leave for Londen within q
week orIten days, to renew His ,abors,
il connection with the company ii
Tendon, in having manufactured
during the summer 4 new Atlantic
cable. This is ITO be brought ont with
att the new improvements, and fnIlJ
prepared forslaying across the Allan
tic early III the summer ofIthe nexi
year. AT. Field expresses his faith
inEthe ultimate success of the enter.
prise az strongly as be didlat its firsl
commencenant. ,sa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

PkrL MoRPnY Arrived At New York ii
ibp steamer Persia last Wednesday. Ii
Aas made his appearance several times al
Tho New York Chess Clubs rocms.
And mas preserved bF that Club on lasl
week. with Chess. board. 4 set of Gold
and Silver ehessmen, and 4 enc gold
watch: alllof which cost near So. 600,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

The FArAL DUEL NEAR MONTE.
Young Wick, who. was killed in a. duel
near Mobile last week, was q son Of Col.
Henry Wick, of Mississippi. His antago,
mist James Sfith, was i sen of Commo,
dore Stith. Of iVicksburg OF thesduel.
agcorrespondent Of the Picayupe writes !.
AL pfeliminaries being arranged, and
the weapons placed in tlis hands of the
belligerents, tie usual n command was Civ
en-. Each gentleman answered, audibly,
ready AT the word SIRE" Mr.. Wick
brought his weapon down3and discharged
it. At one. Mir. Stith fred, and his
antagonist fell instantaneously dead
The ball took effect Immediately under
tie left cheek. and ranging upwards,
passed into the brain where ii lodged.--
The unsostunate victimlfell, stiffened him
sslfout aud was dead before his seconds
reached him. What a change! Al 10.
bnst, manly form. vigorous and healthy
"a second, and tiles i bleeding corpse
There's honor for you.''' 81
The weapons were les--disiance forty
PAGES, Wick was the challenging party,
r. = = ~. III ~ IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

SAY ANNA, CA, NAY IS.
3 Capt Townsend. Of the SLAYER Echo,
has been acquitted.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

The report cf 4 duel between Wise and
Bolts Is not confirmed Il was h0ak,
Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

Ex5 Commissioner BowIin has b..
suddenly called to Missouri ~ .he 81 g
we're illness Of his broiber.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31
! aaahba pallsn STIR
EiSiWHi :. NJ
TUESDAY,, siAy II, 1880.
kadaWha County.

EMrMs ESP, Opposition, are electea ~ |
the House of| Delegates from Kanasha-
Mr. iVslch i ! farmer, anil man q
socnd, practical ana vigorous mind, and
has has always SUSTAINED In irrsproachabls
prvals character. ind Is notorious tn his
iadonllable energsRand perseverance, =.
sir. smith IS Il young man Ri moretlran
ordinary intellect and sprightliness' and
Although one N the youngest members Of |
our Bar. las gained considerable disfinc-
don as 4 lawyer. He Is 4 young man Of
+ integrity and of strict moral habits, and
Ne doubt not but lie will devote The whole |
energies III bis nature, 10 The next Legis-
i lature, ID the advancement lofthe Interests
! 81 his native County. The only objeec5 n
zion We have ever entertained u ths cleo
/ ion Of Mr, Snith. and The only regret wei
.lRaow have IN relation FOL him. n TINT be Is
Il Not 8 Democrat. Westrust, however,
That lie may vet see tie error of His POI
HIiticai principles. and be induced y, co.
operats with ihe only national and con-
1 servaiire party NOW IN existence the
states Right Democracy.
ii regardfo eaitifriend Mr., HEDRfck.
We have nothing q say. Webelieve him
HIto Be 4 man of integrity and 10 possess
sufficient talent 10 make useful repTe-
sentative. VIII have always entertained
llfor him, personally highest regard
Ut, Al matter of course, vel preferred
the election III ! Democrat 70 him. Wei
think hehas been badly treated BY bis
party.
III Notwithstanding DR., PATRrck had
Withdrawn bis name from Che canvass
previous to the election. he received lalE
large ana highly complimentary vote.
IIis friendsmuch regretted his Withdraw
III, 40 they belisYedshis election certain.
Mason.
psJ. III. HAxDEEY. Democratic nominee
ii reported elected OYER Paisley. 0pposis
ton nominee. ny from $50 ~ 200 ma
s,,;,v
18th Senatorial District.
IFS The csndidatssWere WV. NEwMANs
hsq, q Mason, resuiaf penoera''o a'mf
Zee 'Aa sil IpreAissos' H. lsa,' z. IT,
son OPposiIlonIi' anq ool.iiy &C. MANsi
FIELD. ot wayne, independent democrat ,'
Newman asFreported g nave maj0flaies
eyer the combined YoIe .oI oo.h q h's
Mason Iaekson Wirt. and Roane. Call
belI IL also reuorlsd ashaying gone foil
Newman. If Wavae il believed to have
visep.slansfsldt u majority. Newman i'll
Sel;cyeil Is be elected by 4 majority iii
fran 400 j IL i1aooEyotes over each Of hisIl
,c,,,n,aii;to.s ~, il L the frst DEM
s"PSAss't - N BsiT
ocrat who has eYer been elected from .theEE
Ash District. 4
gsf. ai;e;.ii :, !, - j III oo,,rtv
,s;t,'ha saa, a1s. ,,. : a;a,aa5 ,a,,..,;;,,adN
zs7a a.;ar;,I Tn;g;s En,a,la,l,ban III
sd..,;aadta,i q MI EaaE, "a a,a.,;oa. 81,
NARSSkNut N fpho lteg W Wy ,sefASs
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Wholesale & retail dealer in i3F,x- q,
Groceries and cf,tfufrv MOI 80

u1uSS - ANoyo4,l
wholesale q resaii deaIe Z in Dr,y ooS,.
Groceries and coslntTy proAlcf.
Fleut4per barrel, ON
Wheat. III. IS IL II
Corn, q. q, IN
Corn Meal sio0
yais, .G
DRIED ppies per busgel,s = seas
a. re- Esss g ,s..h;.s - i 20 ritSes $50
e 81 n. mixed, n 81
Coffee, per pound.t ~ -sE ~ s,lsss II
y. Y. Sltgn1r, -lea F-sdfs 8 ~ ei to I2s
Lard iii stss 10 to.io3
Purk,Ek sss x i
Betf, q, ~ I'D II
Mnlases per gAIlonI al
Chickens. per dozen; - II. 30 "a arc
Eeess H1s tr IFfIssa q 80
Patltoes. ei1t. -ssbiEa lns'xI ! i ( 20 20
Timol BY Seed, q rs4.s I ~ III "a %
Clover Seed, & - "a
Onion Std Is rsr gallon. Is
Sweet Potatoes,
Flax Seed. \ u ~ sss,a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-31

Next week We hope 10 DO abls to
publish full returns IF Sic election.
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The news fFor, lhis dislrici. Indicate i
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Goods precinct give i majority for Jen-
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pFecipct !, :sissioasslls democrats wersde,
csissd. as was Tho Democrats Of Sandy,
updn The Old Soldier Bill.
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JOHN B. WELLMAN.
CATIErrsDpRa. Ky Nay 9lst, 1859.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-22
CLAYTON LODGE M. 10.

OF A. +. 4 A. NJ: Mouona Clayton County Isxs
meets on Friday preceding the full in each month
Chas A. DEAN W. NJ; J. T. II. ScorT 8. w.; II.
SON. Sec'y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-22
than myself-more than ANYTHING On eaath,

than myself-more than anything On eaath;
and, inspired by this love, I ask one boon
only one boon---trom England, and that
is: that she should not support Austria
England has not interfered for liberty; let
her not intetfete for the worst Of despot-
isms on earth--that of Austria. (Great
Cheering.) The only boon ask is strict
neutrality; and this, too, should not ask
if | were hot certain in my conscience that
England's interference in the war would
bring incalculable calamity on this, your
free and happy country, without any pos
sible present profit or future compensation!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-22
H. & j. +. HILL,
Com nm issiOn MerchaM ts,

MIL WAUKEE, :: WISCONSIN
nDARTiCULAk attention given to the Sale
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK AND HIDES,
And oil other kinds Of Country Produce, at all the
Railroads. We have commodious Warehouse, CHE
same that haze occupied for the past nne years)
aud prepared to Store property and to make liberal
advances thereon either for sale here or to DO ship
ned to our correspondents in Eastern cities.) We
pledge prompt attention to all property entrusted to
US aud hatter ourselves that our long experience in
the Produce business, will enable Us to give saeisfAc
ton We confne ourselves to CsmMission and
Storage busiaess strictly.
We refer to the State Bank of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Wis. Marine u Fire In. Go. Bank
/" e Marine Bank,
HoRAT HILL. JOSEPH r. HILL
January Is, 1859 1lm6