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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09

GREAT GAlNs.-The majority for the Gre
publican candidate for Governor, in Wiscon-
sin, is less than 1000. This State usually gives
from 1000 to 5000 "Republican" majority. In
Illinois the Democracy have elected the county
officers in some ten counties which formerly
gave "RepubIican" maorities, Some of them
as high as 1900. Next year, with the Harper's
Ferry load on its back, "Republicanism" will
have to ''yirId up the ghost" Abolition organ
W II please not to copy,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
A SUSPECTED INSURGENP ARRESTED
WASHINGTON. Dec. ..

a man answering Cooks description of Rich
ard Real[, was recently arrested at PoolsyiIe,
Maryland, but while a commitment was beng
written out, he managed to escape. lie was
yesterday re-arrested at Alexandria, and held
for 4 further examination. lie had previously
visited Washington, and from bis actions ex-
cited the belief that be was a swindler.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
Hrs. Brown at Charlestown.
CRARLEsTowN, Dec. 2.

The reporters OF the associated press tele-
gFaphed yesterday to Gov. Wise for permission
to attend the execution. The reply was that
the Governor declined to accede to the request.
No facility will be extended to reporters. Yes
lerday was passed quietly, with the exception
Of great military hustle on the reception Of
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. B. was escorted over from
Harper's Ferry at 3 O'Clock p. m, and the en-
tire military force was brought out to make a
demonstration. She was received with foil
military honors, but her companions We're not
allowed 10 accompany her from Harper's Fer
ry. After remaining four hours with her hus-
band, Mrs. Brown was escorted back to Har-
Per's Ferry, at O'Clock last night, where she
viii await the reception of her husbands body.
None will be allowed to be near enough 10 the
place of execution to hear any remarks
that may be made by rowu.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09

5. No more hiring of slaves by non-save-
holders.
6. Abrupt dIscontiDuance of subscription TO
pro-slavery newspapers.
Z. The greatest possible encouragement TO
free white labor.
THE FRIENDS OF TREASON AND REVOLUTION.
To aid of the general fund for circulating
one hundred thousand copies of the work in
hand, subscriptions up 20 the 18th of June, 1889,
amount TO about $500, of which the follow
ing, as will respectively appear, have been re-
ceived IN sums from $40 TO $3.50;
Beers, AbneF, New York City, $40
Bonney. B. W., New York City, 100
Brown, Nicholas, Warwick, r. l., 100
Burdck, Asher B., BrookIn, n. Y, 100
Clarke, James Freeman, Jamaica Plains,
Clay, 5' Cas.iu. NJ, Whitehall, Ky, 25
Clay, Cassius NJ, for Kentucky clergy
man, $50
Clay, Cassius NJ, for several persons; 10
Darrah, Robert L., New York City, 10
Dudley, f. g., Boston, Mass, 30
Endicott, William, Jr,, Boston, Mass, 100
Farnum, Jonathan, Mlllvile, Mass, 10
Fiske Edwards W., Brooklyn, N. Y, 100
Fosdick, Samuel, Cincinnati, Ohio, 10
French, Stiles, New Haven, Conn, 10
Frisbie, NJ. j., New York City. 100
rockingham, 0. B., Jersey City, N. j., 100
GOodloe, D. R., and friend, Washington,
ID. G., 10
Greedy, Horace, New York city, 100
Greeneaf, Il. c., Boston, Mass, 80
Harris, Edward, Woonsocket R. l., 100
HedrIcl, Benjamin s., New York city, 30
ETalp w. ctt
Hurlbul, n, Brooklyn, \. Y, y
Jay, John, New York city, 100
Ketchem, Edgar, New York city, %
McCauiIey, William, Wilmington, Del 10
Marble, Nathan, Port Byron, n. Y, 10
May, Samuel, Boston, Mass, 100
Morgan, Edwin D., Albany, n. Y, 100
Nesmth, John, Lowell, Mass, 100
Norton, Joha T., Pennington, Conn, 100
Parsons, J. C., New York, 10
Pinner, ~, Kansas City, No, 10
PIunly, Benjamin Rush, Philadelphia, Pa, 100
Randolph, Evan, Philadelphia, Pa, 20
Republicans OF Pousville and n Coventry,
Pa, $40: Crown Point, n. Y, $il, 81
Republicans of Shawnee Mound, $40, South
Bend, indiana $40 50
Roberts, w. s, New York city, 10
Robson, Hanson, New Castle county, Del. 60
Ryerson, DAVID, Newton, n. J., 81
Sherman, 5. ", Ogdens5urg, \. Y, %
Smith, Gerrit, Peterbogo, n. Y, 20
Spring, Marcus, Eagleswood, n. j., 100
Sober, John A., Smyrna, n. Y, 10
Sranahan, J. S T., Brooklyn, n. Y, 100
Tappan, Lewis, Brooklyn, n. Y, 100
Thomas, VIM. B., Philadelphia, Pa, 100
Tweedy, Edmund, Newport, R. l., 10
Wadsworth, James 5; New York city, 100
IVakeman, Abram, New York city, 100
Weed, Tn urIow, Albany, n. y, 100
White, Aaron, Thompson, Conn, 10
Wright, Z. n. and James A., Philadelphia,
Pa, -
Wood, Bradford R., Albany, n Y, 100
A. A., $50; B. B., so C. c., D. D.,
$40; L. E., $50; F. F., $25, North
IS. F, NJ, Wilmington, Del, 10
A friend, by s. E. SewelI, Boston, Mass,
$40 E. b., Brooklyn; n. Y, SO 50
IN
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09

DEATH OF WAsHNGroN Iav..c.--The cell
ebFated and beloved author, WAsBIxeroN In
VINe' died at his residence in Irviagton, ~ Y,
on Monday evening, the % ai,., at the sdvan-
eed age of seventy six yeas Peace to his
ashes
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-09
THIRTE-SixTR CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dee. Sill M
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Long before Doon. the hour OF meeting. r..
galleries were -densely filed, numbers be;n.
unable 10 obtain admittance.
The customary salutations among memb her,
and others were exchanged, and pleasant ex-
element prevailed
At noon, Mr.. Allen, the clerk, called the
House to order.
The din of voices Immediately ceased, the
spectators were excluded from the aoor. and
the members took their seats.
The roll was then caled-23I members an.
swered to their names.
On motion Of Mr.. Phelps, of Mo-, the House
agreed to the election of Speaker, viua uocs
The clerk appointed MeSsrs. Houstin, Corwin
Adrian and Briggs, telers.
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.sDon't fail TO see Sixth Annual Announce
ment." and brilliant offers, in another column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
Aallp Nnlnn ( american



s. Il. Packard, Esq, an Iowa editor and lawyer
was recently lost in snow storm between Sioux
Rspids and Fort Dodge About three hours after
he started, aheavy snow storm burst upon NM &C
companied BY high wind frsm northwest. hno"
ing the danger of attempting TO cross those large
prairies in such stOrm, he turned back ana at
tempted to trace his steps, but sson i9uho II Wa
impossible for msu or beast TO face the storm ne
therefore proceeded on his journey, coohdeh' 'nae
he could ride TO the next house ~ miiesl y
fall But his horse, having broken ihr '"e" me ice
aeveral times became afraid TO 60 uPoa lie ice,
and he was delayed macy times st siougns UNI
right overlook him at slough about hen way
across the prairie. Here he iound II 'nPOs,OIe 10
Indnns the horse 10 90 upon the ice, and while
searching for better crossing the ice ofoHe "Itn
him and let him into the wafer above bls knees ne
ndeavored TO gel TO the shore, but the ice broke at
overv aten and he struggled on through the ice,
SNOW and water distsce Of tweuty or thirty feet
before he came to firm iee'
he At anoe attempted 10 remove bis shoes and
.tockipes bat ihey eDeasediuice that 1t was
imnossible. Convinced that he must remain where
he vas until morning, aud that his only SAFETY
in keeping in mot on, he commenced run1iBg upon
the ice aud continued TO do 50 until daylight the
next morning, when, having succeeded in getting
his horse across the slough he started foot he
supposed, towsrds Fort Dodge. After walking
about two miles and half he found be had turned
around and was going bacS he Immediately traced
his steps, and walked all day. dragging his frozen
feet through snow ankle deep, and at times knee
deep, his horse following him. and was again over
taken by night about three mics from hOu:e
Here he left his horse, and started on hoping TO
reach the house 10 an hour or two, but he wac so
faint and weary that be fell frequently, ard was ni
hours in walking the last three miles His sensa-
tions during this time, described BY ham, we're
peculiar and strange; the road appeared to be en-
broidered in most beautiful colors and he stopped
and reached to pick up specimen several times.
Satisfied thai his mind was wandering, he endesv-
cred to divert his mind from the consideration of
this subject but in vain if he looked at The side of
the road it appeared be walled up, aud TO be
cred with hogs lying on their backs Raising him
SELF he proceeded, and at length reached the house
of Mr.. Weoh, about four o'clock in the morning
He vas taken in and cared for untilihe arrival oi
friends from Fort Dodge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE TENN cssEG
SNEssION OF ls-g-Hs FIRST GuIiR CorRsE o. LEcHrr
- in this Institution w commence Monday, the No
Fsnfer, lsr aHl VII! continue I'll the lt Of March, ensuing
lie Preliminary CoATse " LrtEJcs, free To al students,
viii he given duang the month % 4cioler.
FACULTY.
THOMAS l.. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy lDes
eriptve, Astrological and Surg0al]
JOHN FREDERICK MAY NJ D., Professor Of Principles
Operations Of Sur-eTy;
DANIEL f. WRIGHT, NJ Professor Of Physiology sld Pa
thology;
JOHN II. CALLENDER N. D., Professor Maeria Mei,a
and Therapeutics;
RICHARD 0. CrRREY, Nj. D. Professor Of Medical Chemistry
and Medc8l JggislfadsG5si
E. B. uASKINS, n. -. Professor Of Theg.y Practice Of
Medicine; -..i -.-t"I
JOHN r FORD NJ D. Professor Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
II. u. COMPTON,, n. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The C9g Hg5R upon the premises the College and IN
der control Of the kaCQlF which operations performed
and cases prescribed for in the psecr u ihe Class, and CHI
cal Lectures delivered
Amount Of fees for Lectures sIa5 20
Naturalization Zee (paid but OnCe) 10
Demonstrat0r' Zee (reguired once) 10 "a
GraIluatOnfee, . 90
Excellent board he obtained for 50 50 81 per week
For further details announcements apply 10
join ,. FORD, ". D.,
y7d&Wt ii-tu a. the Faculty
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
NASHVILLE LUMRER YARD.

1EAElNG purchased Oi' M. JNR. Dshien te~above Var
with the stock of LumierOn hand, will hereafter keep
constantly hand al kinds OF Lume 10th
dressed Mr. Joseph Anderson will always found tie Yard
70 attend to the application Of customers heretofore.
hovs-lsm. 10. T. GIBSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
DRY GOODS. FOR 1855.
FIJI MAN & co

No. Public Square, NashViIle, TenneSsee.
NETE receipt of extensive and comp stock
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, VARIETIES, &c.
Our assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods, Goaks, Maes shawls
EmOeres, White Goods Robes Blankets Cloths, Cassimeres
Tweeds Satinets, Hosiery and all kinds Of Wooden FalrC5
will compete WITH supass any that before
hbte,l in the Southwest.
Superior inducements will be offered cash aud prompt time
buyers.
call respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for al kinda Of barter.
EURMAN a. co,
sug27 No. 2 Public Square, the Suspension bridge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

NNTANTED. --The Principal Of large Boarding school
Wv young ladies situated in the Of Columbia
Ees employ lady the capacity Of House keeper Of
sIpsrensS via " preferred For fUheE references apply this
oEfC. ISAls-ul
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
REMOVAL.
JAMES ID. LEHM q CO.,

fave removed to their argeand commodious Warehouse
Nos al and g. West Second street. between Vine Race
square west Ct therod stand where they prepared
purchase and sell ali kinds Of Produce and
do general Commissions Forwarding Business.
COusgnmentS SndOrdeTs will have prompt personal attention
y = Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
Cincinnati, JAM iang- I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
w. MI. HARGRAVE.

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAZY7ER,
BROADsSTREET,
sept 27-f NASHVILLE Tenn
VNXTRA FAMILY fG.Ol Rive are in constant
receipt Of the finest quality Of Family Flour, from the
CELEBRATED Union and Hinton Mills Ties 'M lis Ms fine an
e Flour any Mills in the country sell Il cheap
and guarantee every pound sold
janI3 P.&C ANDERSON, Broad street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

NASEVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, Al PAD M AND sF~uRED
YHkhls Company being fully organized according Charter
Is prepared write Poll lies against Dsare nv Fi-
on huldings, Goods, Wares and Merchandise generv Also
shipments against Loss Damage by sea- Rivers or Inlan
transportation, on the most favorable terms.
LiEE AND NEsRo Policies IssuED CURRENT RATES.
Office No 36, Corner Square and Cedar street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL w. T. RERRY
ANTHONY W VANLEER, JAMES VOOpS
JOHN NIRkMAN, JOHN II. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. C. N'NATRY'
tbs W. ENANS4 HUGH McCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIRLD.
ALEXANDER FALL. President.
JAMES WALKER Secretary. snrjI3-1
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FISHER, WIRELESS q CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
General Commissions and Produce
MERC HANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Broad ana Market Streets
NAsHvILE4E, TENNESSEE
GROCERIES.
VKTE are now receiving the largest and
w Of Groceries offered TO the trade by any house
ia the city, to wit:
g lhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags DO do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
IS - do do 10
465 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails
80 boxes TaloW Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar
Is boxes w X Cheese;
IS ED do
9Dl barrels Whisky, all brands;
y casks Imported French Brandy
de Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh RasnE:
100 u do do do
IS "a do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1865 bags Fine Salt;
go do Coarse do
3JO0OO0 Cigars all brands;
l75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With other articles numerous to MENTION all Of which
we will sell at unusually Low prices to cash dealers
dec eff FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.
NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

FHyHE subscriber for sale olani
Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville,
Joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones The the with excel
lent never failing water with the beautiful building
country and in the midst OF the finest neghorhood
America. aprH NATHANIEL BANTER
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Enclose the money address for the Tlcits rs ~
receipt Of which Trey he forwarded ty arst uaii purchasers
eau lave tickets ending in aay hgur= Tier may designate
Is List Of Drawn numbers Prizes wiiI Ie sent to sar
clasers in1eslalely after the drawing
j : Purchasers Will please their SIGNATURES psfn aud
give their Post Ofdce, County ana Stale.
u kiIneuter that every Prize and payable in ra
Sthoutdeluction
= All prizes OF 900 and under, paid Immediately after
me drawing prizes at the usual tine Of days
NOtice 10 COTrsspOndenfs-Tt1s- vI,o DR. esr pos
sering money BY mail, ADAMS EXPRfsS GIN
fAN1 Whereby money Tor Tickets,
upwards, be gt risk and ress from y ciiy
Or t0Hn Were hey have Office The mon ad order us
be enclosed GOgrfneRf Poet OFce S,-l.d Eres- y
Or the Express COMPANY cinJot rece.ve them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orlers for Tickets Certihcatesy Mai or Express e b H
reUtei
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
Ornamemt:lI Trees aud EveTgreelns.

GNOEF RENT..--The large Room Daily News Of
foe formerly occupied by BaIuards Book Eiudery This
Is By 40 feet is suitable for Job Printing Oce Book
Biniery, any uechancal emp Oymeu power
Cs.n te mad from the News Office Engine, in this
Enquire Mr. Fisher, News OEce OF A. v Linesley or
the subscriber. Las JAMES ". HOYTE.
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v. A. s-NEEr A. L. KTSO, WI. 3 STREET
STREET, KIsG q CO..
TTOENEYS At LAW,
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GEEER4L AGENTS,


pactice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
Wv Nebraska, buy and M Land land on time
give special attention making in Nsraska
for those wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
dealers reasonable pay entries
notice. buy sell Lands, town lots and all
Kinds o. real estate, and doa General Agency
W. S. Gilman, Ranker, New York city.
Converse, Harding = Co., Boston, Mass.
c. HblaTd, sup't y. Central Railroad, Albany, N Y.
Gen. Leslie C0Omhs, Lexington, Ken lucky
Hon. Francs b. Eogg. Nashville, Tennessee
johnson, W eaYer q Co. do 90
DR. j 5. Yong, do do
Gov. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
HU J. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas Thompson K Co., 81. Louis, Sc.
MUtierc, Chittrnden * Co., Keokuk. Iowa.
Vim. n Sewer & Co b ankers, Oscaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge < Co.. Council Buns, do
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A johnson * Co., New Orlesas, Louisiana. ne II
CRATES! GRATESII
lust RECEIVED
- 30 fine tarlOr CRATES with part,
l5J common mantle crates,
20 do Office gales.
81 janb grates low priced, all sizes,
. very handsome marhlzel mantles.
1850 pieces fibug hollow ware, sisting EagIish
pets from to . gallons, biscuit bakers, deep skss
sizes, WASH and sugar kettles.
$50 pieces assorted deg NJ Of tin vars Il
completes and every piece made in ths best
fell. Opposite the ssussss Houss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

WOOD EDDY x co., Managers,
Successors 70 s S'ean & "a,
Inc following scheme viii lie drawn 5y Woon FpDv A n.
sAns gers OF tae Sparta Academy Lottery ia each of me- A
Ngmper Loteries Tor january, 1859, at AUGUST 4 CEO
Pubhe' under Tie superiutenience Of Counligsops-s
Class draws on
saturday, February 5, 1859.
Class : draws ON
saturday, February E2.Is50.
Glass draws ON
saturday, February 10, 1859.
Glass . draws on
saturday. February 90, 1850.
On THE PLAN OF SINGLE NErsFsrF.s-
10000 Tickets!
FIsS THoUsAED gOUE HUEDRED AND EsHrY-yTyr p,r,u-t
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO livery NINE TIcTETs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
Magnificent schemel
EACH sATVRDAy rrepv.wv

S,iS5 Prizesamountag g9soo on
WHOLE TICKETS So HALVES s5.QUARTERs ser
Circular showing the plan OF the Rss-
teries Niil be seat 10 any enc DESTROYS 81
receiving il
CEETIEICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold At
the following rates, which is the rsk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

1o..s; r i dsH, rs.,.., Co. 81 d sta1
M c. ALL & c o. ;,
SUCCESSORS TO WILLIAMS CO.,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IL
GENERAL HARDWARE,
BIacssmiths,, Carpenters', and COePers'
Tools; House Furnishing and
Builders, Hardware,
GINS AND CUTLERY,
No. 81, Public square,
KirAmsn 8 Enis' old Stand,
NASHVILLE, NNESsEE.
VIM, EAkIs AM ~ S cl,'as'
.. EAKIs, 1- NV -
WIN. s. EAKIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE
DRY GOD 8,
II. w. EakIn & Co.
ADAM q. ADAMS rEr11 W. ABBAT. THOMAS GIBSON
ABBAY. GIBSON g. CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALE r IN
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS * STRAW GOODS,
Carpet Bags, &c,
No. 81 Public Square,
NAsEVILLE, TENN Sc E.
janIs-ly -z....------
J. II. PITTMAN,
soIIcITs BUSINESS AS AN ATTORNEY AT LAW
IN oil Courts of Dnridson, and iths Great ana Chdeeg
Courts Of WasO" 0suHty.
office ON Dederick street, No. G'
FRS, from the Square the occupied by y Robert
son. Egg. a.
TO NASHVILLE ME- CHI A n 4 3,
tOyHoLRsALR BUYERS EXcLUsTVELYJ
LEWIS NSTEIN a. CO.,
(suecessors Einstein JacObs,)
MANU- FACT U r E S o
white and Fancy Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, OVePaIIs, &c.
NO. so, BARCLAY STREET,
NEW YORK.
JaI4-d6w.
~ p.v1s W.
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FUNERAL IN DEETA KE an PREPARED
furnish cosiSs Of dezerpton fr1 Casket 10 the
palnest Servants CONN, Together with everything necessary
Funerals All orers lee ny Warer0oms. Dcaerek rsrt
EeA door To he UpandCp Lyery Stable. between Cherry and
eunel Streets VIII receive prompt ad light
- Furniture Of all ins repaired and to order, u he
besg siyta. tt9l n
julF0 Al CCRpHw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09

TIN PLATE &C.
ShOh BOXES &c IU1I4Tlu, test brand
%CO 80 boxes TX lUxl4 Tin, les. brand
20 DO le l4y2B 30 40 O.
80 Go * 20 Do Do a.
% pigs Banea Tin.
~ pigs Lead, Just received and ior sale Tor b.
eegA =. v. WILSON
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NAJ y have removed tirocerie Iiquors A. Ia
w the large stre house, o. College and BoqI s
recently occupe BY Ierrs Bros. where shall happy to
see our ffends AMI Gus in them letter
prepared than 10 them ihe st flvorlr tc1s
JAMIE Corner CoII--. ars rr1,I "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-09
WOOD, EDDY a CO., Augusta, Georgia-
CT " OODs EBDA a CO.. Atlanta. GeorEa.
or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., WUmiagton, lieis.

WOOD. EDDY a co., Augusta, Georris
or WOOD EDDY a CO., Atlanta. G-orra
or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington, lra.
IL Lat Of The numbers that from Elef with
the amount Of the prize that is snLd l.. viii h ub
se after every drawing % TIE following rarersAu
Oa) CenstutonAlist- New Orleans Delta. Noble kssle
Charleston standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Intellrcer
New York Weekly Day Book Savannah GeorEan Eichsond
Dispatch New AorA Dispach, PaGliug (ss Clarion. ard
Little Itocs tArk) True Democrat lsna2
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
IN BOXES Of pure Virginia Tobacco. just received direct
eDU IRON the manufactures OF Lyuchlurg, by
GRESHAM & hUEFAEBR,
octI3- . Soath Marzei street
/ HAVE ON HAND Z7OyOOO FS5 SasF7I.S as
BkOAEN sIONh Tor McAdaaiiziug and viii sell great
targain,n taken aEag a short TINE.
fe23 - -, i-st.-- -,
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared greatest portess
All eontrae however iars, which may terr In style gud
uI5n terms wtn eannoi fail to give satisfaction. lie is also rs
pared 70 eNernte all uanner Of
siGN AND okNAFESfAL PAINTING
HaTs In that department. services u the st erert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber Eould request having in h line 70
give him call before making dual arrangement
X. 7. FLEMING,
marslf No. e. Union st., between Cherry md Slr1-s-
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DAILY HAfn CrvY Or1scs,
. 49, Keokuk, Dec. IotA.
FLOUH-Supsrnse, = 50 -Gpd.g wh1at, ~
srs - 5oa1T5 Fall wheat, extra, - STA tOt9 ~
BRAN AND SHORTS, 7sso 90 per ! %.
C0RN--1s 10 80. gs 8ssv
BARLEY--Spnng, sSs4o. Fall, sea7ts.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall S5aI la ;
Spring 5easS. se
OATE--S6. 8@ ~ M
KYE-soc ; In coed demand.
PoTAToEs--sy4 70 - BY the load retail 10.
aROCKRIES-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair sas1.
prime ssalea, siarihsd 1eaIss, crushed and loaf
Is ID. Aoiases--Plantatioa 50 to SSs, 8. II. Is
. 90, Golden Syrup, IS TO 90. CoGss--Rio u
70 Isa. Java lsto 1sc. Laguyra. ISL 70 Il. Rice,
s063e.
sOAP--PAln s2c, Family $50.
cARDLRS--Stss I8to ~, Ssssrins IL, Mould
liz, summer pressed, is
LARD--1s to ii retail i72e.
BUTTEh-choice 15 to III retain - TO rs.
HiDES-Dry III grssn.s; green sheep psiu
% 70 6sc; green hsg skias IS.
HAY-Prairie 81 70 ~; Timothy and Hunga-
riAn, $7a3s; Balsd Do. 4si to 80; Retail, tl3.
sEEDs.-Husgarian Grass, - 10 rs cents
6UNDRIES-Onions, IS to 10; Eggs, Is.
Feathers, sec to 3sc; White Beans, zoe to0o.
FRUIT-drssn appisa, ohoios. - % to - -
per Dbl. Dried apPsss, 4 IS to rs per bush Drlsd
.psaches, - 30 70 SITS; Rsisins, - 50 10 4 %.
cHEkSk-W. =. II 70 III, Denmark 81 to ..
PKovISIONB-Hams 10 TO Ill Shoulders " to 8;
clear sidss 10 10 III.
BkEF-1SA13c gross; 10 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-41 % to ~ % = head.
HOaS.--Drssssd, ~ ~ 10 - ~.
SALLY. A., III % TO % 90 per sack Kans-
wha, feos3lo pr bhl.; Livsfposl, t33s per sack.
Lake 81 eoa3 Is v Dbl.
rsH--Macksrei, No. ! SO to 81 y Dbl; No.
Sib TO SIC; No. , tl1to4l3. White, No. IS -
70 s. 10 = half Dbl. Cod Fish 3 to 60 b.
ExcxAsas.-On New York fer currency Per
Aent4i for gold par SAINT. ST. LnsisA psr CONT