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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
An Apology.

vIsHE reader will please overlook the above ebuli-
ton. Hts heightened moral sentiment In busi-
would not allow him such latitude, Ia his right
mind. lie Is naturally choteyic, and whenever we
have held the torch 10 bis business faisiies and
meanness, he is Invariably attacked with brain COL
&c, and hnguat Summer complaint. 30 don't
hold him responshle--th. discount on his word is
gr alter than on the machines. His "few' is enc,
and that Is there tnr ugh no fair means BY their
toorks. not words, may ye know them.
nov30 QUAKER CITY
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New Meat Market.
.TesC Times, NesU Prices!
MAGAZINES ONLY Is CENTS I!

IIARPER'S MAGAZINE, only Il cents
Cooley Lady's Book, only II cents,
Atlantic Monthly. only is 4nts.
Great BepIb, only Is cents
Leslio's Family AMI Gazette of Fashion, 10 cents,
sckwaoj 10 cents
Knickerb5ok.r. is cents,
Peterson's LADIES' National, 10 cents,
w. National, Is cents
Chess Monthly, - cents,
Harp-r's Weekly, tMoLthly parts,) Is cents,
Less!ie's Illustrated, do d. IL cents,
waveriy Magazine, do do - cents,
Novelette,, do do ID cents
i !. Another supply tor January daily expected
To secure copies from first yeceived also for the
balance Of the year. IL will be necessary to leave the
Lames Of p rsons wanting, 1t tho
IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 50 Brady St., doors north OF n Post ONCE
CHARLES ADAMS, Proprietor.
Davenport. January /, 1859.
Cf3oecial Contracts made with I" the Trade"
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sB- The Kingston (Canada) Meas Of jan
lst, announces the death Of Samuel Row
lands, the editor of that paper. lie was
much esteemed in every relation Of life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
"A Card.

TIVE official report taken frcm the Argus OF Sept.
i 29th, 1888:
No a.. DIP Viii e., Davenport, l Wheeler Il WILL
dati0a
No IS. T G Este, Davenport, l Sewing Machine
Good
No SO. G Este, ewing Machine.
Note.-The several sewing machines on exhibition
were all superior, each doing the work well and at
rapid rate, highly commemorate.
The "Premum Machine" can be seen at "
BAiley's store. p WHITE, Agent
p. S. y Este denies put ting stick In our
ing m.chine at the Rock Island Fair. We never
charged Linn any el sc with it but did you ev-
er see q bird fiutter unless hit?
PIP. s. We shall in a few days have q lot Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson - Pirst Premium" se wing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. oc17
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

eB Woods Theater Cincinnati. was sold
by the Sheriff, a short time since. fof $685.
500. Miss Eliza Logan, the actress, add Mr.
j. II. Boswell were the purchasers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

"a The prosecutors of Judge Watrous,
OF Texas. are preparing other charges to
procure his impeachment.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Two You've MKx FRoxEx 10 Draru-
Probably the most distressing and heart
rending event that ever transpired in this
county occurred on last Friday night on
Spoon river bottom, near waterford. Two
young men. Peter and Jacob PAUL (cousins).
attempted to return to the latters home. in
Waterford neighborhood, from Havana,
where they had been spending the alter
noon. 1t was after dark when they started
on their return, and. as the bottom was
overlooked. were compelled to use skiff
1t had turned very cold in their absence.
and they found ice formed on the overflow
ed bottom through which they were CON-
PEELED TO pass. 1t is supposed that they
forced the skif through the ice until they
were nearly exhausted, and then attempted
to wade 10 land, the ice not being etrong
enough to bear them, making path
through it with their hands as they pro-
crossed.
The unfortunate young men became en-
trely exhausted. and a. last, within fifteen
feet Of solid ice, gave up the struggle for
life and died. They were heard TO call for
help by persons living near the scene Of
suffering. but the hallooing was supposed
to have been made by party of coon-hunt-
ers and no attention was paid to it. On
Saturday the father of young Jacob conclu
ded that h. must have been drowned in
their attempt to reach home, but without
success. On Sunday number of the neigh
bors gathered together and wen. to find
them, and one of the boys was discovered
standing in three feet Of water leaning over
upon the ice The other was found near
him in the water.-Lnncaster, (Hi) Demo
LET
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N Office.

TIE Annual Nesting Of the Hawkeye Insurance
l. Company will b held on the SEcosD NOsDAY
IN JAsuARr. from to6 O'Clock u, for the election
Of Seven Directors.
deco dtjaniO l. p. COATES. 6ec'y
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SEWING MACHINES


Tbs person who msliciously put stick Ia our Sew.
Ing Machine tthe wheeler Wilscnl q the Rock IL.
land Fair just before the exsmioing Oommittee
came afoend, did not probably obtain what they
so much desired I'VE tooh the Prnsr PaxnIun;-
the machine V t0o we'll known. Try sgain-but AoN-
orally D. r. Wits,
Agent for wheeler 4 wilson
p. q. We took the fret premium ct the Iowa
State Fair,
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Home Wanted.

I'M father Of An infant girl, whose mother died
- % ne weeks since, Is DESTROYS Of nndine 4 fani
that vuafd b Willing TO adopt such child. 5hs
~ y PooI ead uAaoe = give his shsid peopor 8.
AZ ~ $3.50 'ssIs' S sssls t::,ss. ss''' r
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"a Card."

"a Card"
AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. "rO BOOT"
noticed statement In . late issue OF the Times
card Of D. p white, Agent, to the eject that the
machine be sells, sometimes, took the pre- MUM at
the Rock Island Fair.
II you VIII look IN the Argus Of Sept. 20, you will
see the ofeiA report list Of prem iuss md here
appears the discrepancy.
In the DIST place, no premium VAS odt red q, I'll,
while none could have been eiven, We sec . highly
compime ntary note in the ocial report, in eonnec-
tion with the Quaker City Sowing Machine,
which, ] suppose. applied % all good machines. II
appears, then, that brother whites ideas Of the
"honora1se" are somewhat ague-shaky, but his
machines pretty good notwithstanding; and the
fact (call for the proof that among Wednesdays
sales WAS one to family having Wheeler 4 Will
sons already, but could nat make Il service able,
does not make them worse, per hsps but only proves
the greater excellence of the Quaker City.
By the way, III barely mention that have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker City Sesoing
Ndch,nes, and there is fine assortment for select
ing fromthree styles and Coz an machines, at our
ofice, corner I'd and Brady streets.
7. @. ESTE co.,
"P. S."-s'Next." sepl8-u
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Sect County Park Assecia tlen.

GUBeCRIBIR0 TO The stock Of tbs above named
~ assoctattoe ore hereby notified that the dSet -.
sessms1 q eweAty.Avs 6pllsrs pes shase y poyobe
. - e0ee q ~ oabeestbes - the IL day % jan.
q 'sssS ;ssssss:1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

The SCANpINAvIANs IN AMERICA If the
New Highlander travels in Wisconsin, he
will, in some portions of that State imagine
himself to be in Sweden, Denmark or Nor
way, if he judges by customs, manners and
language Whole communities exist there
at present, almost intact from the Anglo
American element around them-liying as
they lived in their fatherland, adhering to
old Gust ms, old forms and national charac-
terstics. But there is no better foreign
element in America than the Scandinavian
1t is Protestant, or Lutheran. 1t loves lib
erty. 1t has power and yitality-not to
perpetuate itself, but a power, or condition,
to infuse itself into the American character,
not to degrade but to elevate 1t is an en-
lghtened element. 1t has in this country
not less than ten influential publications,
some of which are ably conducted and wei
supported. Three of these are religious pa
pers, of marked ability, and are staunch
advocates of Professionalism With affinity
towards American Institution, with far
greater vitality of life than the Celt, the
Norsemen in our country will soon become
a part of the American character-adding
strength to what is now so strong.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GrOrer ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A New Style. Price $50.
4a5 BROADWAY, \. Y

These Mschinrs sew from two spools and form a
seam OF uneauahed strength, beauty and elasticity
hch VIII NOT rip, even II every four stlt b b. cut
Ihsy are uDq uesonabiy the best In the marke, for
family use.
pr6EED FOR a CIRCULAR.E
C. WasLburne, Agent,
oc2s-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
The Ladies' Home Magazine
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR,
AND

| EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR,
MISS VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.
VO u m II hirt N and r curt n.
! Ia announcing the Volumes Of the III o M z
| NJ AG 4 ZINE for 1859, the Publishers
cannot Tut refer T. the significant f,ct, tnst, while
nearly every othe- literary periodical In the country
lost gronnt during lS5S, under the depressing ini1-
ence Of the tines, THE Hons MACHINE IN
| CREASED IN CIRCULATION BEYOND ANY
! PREVIOUS YEAR! fac. like this needs n 10 com
rncat-it speaks for itself, AID only remark on
presenting IT. thtt II has encouraged rs in the work
| OF preparing Magazine for the HOMES OF THE
PEOPLE, that sh.ll come 20 both parents and chill
| dren as a true and welcome friend more than any
thing that has occurred since the ihitial number
went forth
Our Magazine will continue under the same edto-
rial supervision before, and Its pages continue to
| be largely supplied from the EDITORS pen Other
writer's Of ability will aid In the t,sk OF producing
perioda which IL designed to meet want that no
other work has attempted so broadly 20 supply. Re
sides the Literary Department. there will BE-, hers
tofore, in each nunber-A Mothers Department; a
Health Department; Boys End Girls Treasury;
the Toilette end Work Table; Hints for Honsekeep-
ers; and an Editorial D. partment
Reliable Colore1 Passion Plates and Gne Steel Nh
CRAVINGS, besides almost endless variety OF Nee
dle-work Patterns, will continue to be given In
werd, the Homo Magszne shall b. ali that It's name
implies; while in style Of establishment and beauty
of Typography, it will not be exceeded by any maya.
line Of its kind in the coun ry.
The admirers Of Miss Townsend will be pleased to
learn that che will common in the January number
q new story, entitled, ssWAIr AND SEE"
to be continued through six seven numbers OF the
Magazine. Those VIE have read her ssLOOK
OJT.', need not be reminded Of the Die asure that
Is In store for them.
TER MS.-0ne COPY, for one year. 81; two
copies, for one year, S.. All additional subscri-
bers above four at the rate, that Is 81 25 per
aonum. Where twelve subscribers and $l5 90 are
sent, the geter up o, the club will be enlisted to an
additional ,opy Of the Magazine. Specimens fur
nished to all who wish to subscribe make up clubs
CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.
me Magazine and Godey's Ladies Book, one year
% 80. Home Magazine ard Harper's Magazine,
one year, So so, Home Msgs zine, Godey's Lady's
Rock, and Hsr?er's Magazine, one year, 90. Ad-
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Blanks! Blanks!!
Warrantee Deeds,
Deeds Of Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Mortgages,
Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

NEW FEATURE~-kIFTH YEAR
THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGs,
BEAUTIFUL ART JOUKNAL!!a
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, SC, Sci
THIS ropuar Art Association. now in its firth
i year OF unparalleled success having purchased
and engraved on steel, Herring's great painting,
'sThe Village Rlack smi'h" will Issue copies TO
subscribers only) heavy plate paper 50 So inch.
es on the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every person RENTING three dollars Will receivs
cope OF the superb Steel Engraving, after iierrings
celebrated Painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also q copy of the beautiful
CoSM0POLITAN ART JOUREhL,
An elegantly illustrated Magazine. Also free sea-
son tickets Of admission 10 the Enstern tor Dusse-
dorD and western Galicries Of the A Association.
There will aAbc given to the Subscribers several
hundred valuable worls OF Art, cempr sing anc oil
Paintings. Bronze7, Sculptures, Sc, &C.. from celc-
breAd American and For ign Artists.
Subscriptions will b" rcceiv,d no to Janu9ry Ist
1859 On The evening" II that date the nluns will
be awarded to subscribers.
For full particulars. see December Art Journal,
price SO Goats. Specimen copies sent to those des
ring TO subscribe on the receipt Of is centg la post
age stamps or coin. Address
O. l.. DERBY. AcTuAnY G. A.
Eastern Once, SIS, Bro.dway,E N. ",
Or, wcstcrn Offce. 1Ss Water st., Ban husky, o.
l. u WI II H IL
IL ST ID cen Oz'E.
T'HE subscri' ers having purchased Of 8. stanch-
i field. are now prepared to fill all orders
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Our stock consists Of
Dressed and Undres sed Flooring and Siding,
Clear and Second Clear Boards,
PLANK, TIMBER, JoIsTs, BARN BOARDS,
Lath, Pockets, Shingles, dc, dc.
Also, 100000 feet of sawed Bridge Timber.
last Davenport, November %, 1855.
nov2s-dsws ALI1Ns VILLA
GRE.1T B.ARG.lIyV'
BONNETs,
WEAK,
AND OTHER ARTICLES,
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
II III o NJ A s OR RS
NEW
Auction and Commission Store I!
NO. 81 BRADY STREET,
BgT. FOURTH AND FIFTH
Dec11 SAMUEL PARKER, Auctioncer.
: HARPER FOR JANUARY, 1859,
WILL be received to-day or Monday next, and be
w sold at the
"NEw TINES" PRICE OF
FIFTEEN CENTS EACH NUMRER.
At the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No 50 Brady stree.
North Of the Post>office.
Dec2S CHApYra AD.uc
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a Card.

I HEREBY give notice that have this d y ap-
i poin ed my brother, kli Adams, my agent, to
tax charge Of my business in the City during my
absence. He viii attend to the leasing Of FRANKLIN
Block, and all PEI desiring therein ap-
y 10 him, and all rents may be paid to him. be
auth rized by me TO receive the same and give
csipts therefor
Sid Ell Adams will also act my agent In taking
charge OF the business Of the low. Boos Ryoms.
pated At Davenport this 2ftn day Of December, A
1885. CHARLES ADAMS.
1p,
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Removal.

TINE subscribers beg leave inform their friends
L that they have removed their Livery to the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Harrison street, bet ween
Second and Third, and for all past iavoYs
they respectfully solicit liberal share patron
age Of he public.
J. H.CANP AGO
NIB. Horses and Carriages 70 hirs on liberal
teYma
ALSO--Horses bearded - cheap ~ at any Stable
10 the City Dec1dtf
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AUCTIOA aALN
O-WORROW M0P MIMI

by ,. Y. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneer,
SUPERIoR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
n tURN TIRE AND HausEkEEPINS EFfkCTs AZ
nnor,b man declining housekeegInF, on q street
the ween l7th aud 18th sts., shall sell All
Rosewonde are and Effects, ooInpTiSing-
more rNsno Forte, BY kIabe Il Co., Balti
CssiIss n p Ssrng seat Sofa, Arm and Parlor
Mahoyany MSIh,. aud OttOmans,
Gard Te6.es, and ~ Centre and Fancy Tables,
VII. frame French Plate mir1or, Sab ard Rr.ok
Damask and Lace Curtain,
Tod Band Window Shades
China Vases. Mantel Ornaments
RUGS. Msss ss oiEJej s1S Brussels Carpets.
MahogsIy Secretary and Bookcase.
6edStes0s, BoLeaus, Wardrotes,
Mashstands, Toi ct Sets
Snyer-pl ated Castor, I,iouor Stands
CHINA. Glass and Crockery Wsre.
hadlator and other Stoves.
ioss,ner with an assortment of Kitchen Reeui-
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sur :,
creolt oi 90 and 9Odays for notes satsfactor,Iy
oo5sed, bearing interest. W
dezS J. C. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucts.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IA consequencr of the inclemercy of tba W ear or
until Until next MONDAY. Jan. I'd, 1859. same time and
de 80 J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucrrs.
SALE AT THE U. =. NAVY YARD. VASE
- lNIToN, ID. There will be sols al nnhi,c 49,
ton, al " M. on MONDAY. the Sd dsy of JannsTv
,s ~ the Y. - Navy ard, Washington ID. c.
the following named articles, VIZ: "
SBlacksHItns' Bellows,
lot OF art and Carnage Harness,
old TtnnCnInE Machine,
Il barrel Of Beef.
ds esLrs Ga:hi WIN Finn,
- -oNsa0s NAVY Agent,
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AUCTION SAILS
BY : WALL LIZ a BARNARD. Auotloae.T,.

By WALL BARNARD, Auotloa..-.
ARnE STOCK OF PRIME FAMILYs,o
THURSDAY MORNING, snth instant M I ,.in
oolock, We vi sell, Ia front Ofou auction rocra
rno.a street and Pa avenue stock Of prime
f,arreis REFINED and yellow Sugars,
Bags Rio and LsguIra Coffee,
inperlsI, Young Tyson and Gunpovder Tea
boxes starch, hdamsniIna Candies
Brown, CASTLE and Toilet Soaps
Eslad Oil. Sardnes, Pepper, Naecnroni
BaFrels prime Shad. boxes FIsh
go packages Lay er and Bnnoh Raisin.
frunes IN glass jars and boxes.
Elss In drums and cases.
Barrels hue old Bourbon and other wb,skx
Votaves Brandy, Madeira and Malaga Wine,
Hum, Din, Eottled Liquors, Claret.
80 bushels Carter Potatoes in hays
Shewlng Tobacco. Cigars and Wine
nests Tubs. Siaves. Meal Buckets
With other goods in tn 9 grocery line
sims: and under cash /; over that amour, a
cledlt p1 ~ aud days, for notes satisfactorily en-
doTsed al d bearing interest,
dc 2S-ts WALL BARNARD, Auct,.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED.
Oh account OF the ram, until TUESDAY, Jan a
yfl WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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M I'm.

" Group. on the 5lst of December Is5s. at half
past o'clock p. m, KuFfNO ZAPPoNE. second
Son mel OF Ame5oss and Margaret Ann Zlpvone sged
ne funeral viii lake tlsce on Sunday afternoon
~ aan PAST O'Clock, from the residence Of his
parents. NO IS Penn, avenue. The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
In Ale1ardria cocnty, Va, this morning. at three
b; and Mary Jane Lacy az ed Ii m0ntns.
ne funeral Will take place to- m ,rrov SUNDAY }
az o lock. from the residence of her parents 90
Iumbla Turnpike, near Hunter Cnspel.
- IN GeoTgeLown, u: c., on the Sat ultimo, WIN
IENI TAl LOR, IN the 9Th year of hsage
ne Iieno OF his family affsctIOratey invited
~ spend ms funeral, Tomorrow, Sunday at two
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FUTURE DAYS
BY A. GREEN, Suctioneer.

by A. GREEN, Suctinneer.
ANDSOME BRICK ASDF FRAME HOTSE
AND THE LoT on WHICH 1T STANDS. on IsTH
Fl I, THIRD HoCsEFRoM THECOkNER OF Pa. Await
AUCTION -On TUESDAY, the 4th Of Jaruar, nc 4 =
EMIL sell, in 'front.' OF the premises, at4 O'Clock D.
IA part 81 Lot No. IL. IN Square No 22e, having a
root OF - feet on 18th street next the corner of
fennsyivania avenue, and running back 100 feet 10
an alley, with the improvements, winch are 8 hand
SONS BTlck and Frame Dwelling house containing
10 good and conveniently arranged rooms and mas
sage, and sas-plpes through the house. Tins prop
cry Is handsomely located. being immediately IN
Avenue. ~ WV
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in 6. IL, ls
a anu 81 mOnths the purchaser TO notes for the
deferred payments. ID airing interest from csy of
sa e. lnterett to be paid semi -annually. deco
bis
Ge 23-st GREEN Ano.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of The Steamxh,.

- - Ak Dec. 9.-The steamship r,,,o,
put in 49,. WITH Liverpool dates 20 the ism
-. :, -. .hlS afternoon for coal she Ia. So
- . .ieisAt, ana - pssseoyerS She enco,,o
r.'tas 1s.oesN'oa OF violent SeS,s-lv u,lss a., :,
PeIed Of twelve days Raies i0f q
The Canada arrived ou, a., A. -.
lily oi Baltimore on the 18th ' anu 'u7
LORD Anberoombie succeeds lo,a ~,
Minister 20 Washington u NAPIER a.
paTY l. 10 wind m iSu4P Nom-
Ine Russian mobiles are uDvtlI,,, a. .-..
Patr thtir s-rfs without foil indpu niec,,Ioa
te Emperor Of Morocco has given m 20 sn,,,
without condition, the officers and soldiers 49,
iur-d by the Riff pirates cap
Money was verv easy az London. and IN soo.
Tlp!V a. per cent. ConsolS closed A. o. 1 ,o-
Le I"nds were buoyant
E., ~ India there are edVices OF the =. ntp-e n,
the rsl.I. :, Va Dude, by the English Many Of
- WIN their leaders, had submitted
I,r., . CcNNERcrAL
. - ss,nrooL' Dec. Is Cotton-S,le, L., 49,.
"a - W oeies' includlag 4 GOO 10 snecnls,or,
.r-n.r,Iiy 80 ou" 't Tor export The markei
: "V'oiiN cIoSed with an ad0,nrs,s ,..a---.-
me extreme price obtained in 800 .enu..ncl,
ing an advance Of LA Ohe cases snow
hester adFices are fsvornhl. u,-A.,
nrnef aLd prices partially higher MAJ Ae'
bfeddstun --Flour has d.clininc, ,...
pIlces tasler, but quotations UNCHANGED W..
NeIS ouli out NORMALLY unchanged Corn ali
ana quotations nominal Nuii
PruvisioHs-Ma-k-t pene-ally Ain n,
~, pork anll, bacon quiet; lard dull
froduce-Rosin - steady sugar a. hro,..,,
steady ~ N'''' nice IL
Ihs LATEsT -LIvERPooL, weduesdsy-s.l.,
"a UoO csIes OF cotton to-day Market 6rmer
with al Increased demand 'i'
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A Train Of Car. Swamped i'm n Flied

ACsUsrA, Dec 3l-The morning train 20 Macon
Isl On Tue tack a. Adams MillS IN con,eo nenca
OF curve 4 being washed out by the heavy food
J n Miller, engineer, the ffeman, and wood
PdSset' ind coEducter Snsu were killed and ,ey
erei passengers were drowaed The number
abd 'heir names are not We; known About
toiiiy persons were aboard the train and about
d~Zen were saved
he morning tain f5Om Macon Also ran "a "a
trec Two miles from Columbus aud the tr,m.n
a"u wood pasSer Were killed q w smith
zoe engineer, had his jaw broken. The pasS. a,
gers were uninIured.
COLUMBUS, De 3l--The train due her. ,h,.
morning from Macon Iun into a culvert near tht.
place, killing two o. the hands and iniuriny the
engineer 1''He 'u0
lhe train going TO Macon, with twenty. nipe
PERSONS on board, intending the hands I'm
through the bridge, sixteen miles from this CITY
killing seventeen persons The folIowing n,
dltS nave been recovered Two Misses Grice OF
Stem, Ala VIM II Smell. a train hand a lady
ana three children, Of Texas; two ladies from
columbus, names unknown. The olheT bodie,
have not been recovered
I~elve persons were saved DR. Walker of
Columbus; DR.. Phillips, Of Alabama : w Bla-
ker, OF New York Conductor Smell a pentIemAn
fcpm Texas and another fIom Alabama and four
Others, names not aScertained
Among The killed IL is believed is Thomn.
% Bren, ~ Charleston; Laura West Of Georgia;
MI Nan Ness and Celeste Sharp, and W p Du-
pee, tie latter OF Houston county.
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Dinner to Govern.r King. kc.

ALBANY, Dec 3l.-A large number OF the proun
lnent clt'zeus OF the state, embracing all parties
have united in tendering Gov. King a rompli
mentary dinner on bis retireme 4 from Office in
token OF their esteem OF his private and cffiriaI
chara,ter
About 81 Goo In the counterfeit Juveniles on tn.
state Bank Of Troy, is already discovered Toe
metropolitan Bank of New York, has a 500 and
TIE Clearing house in this eiry about 500. The
latter, il Is said, can be traced
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The Imported Africans.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 80 The Republican says thu
two of the recently imported Africans have beef
arrested at Macon and brOug ht 10 savannah. The,
Were en- route to southwestern Georgia.