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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

4 Bcneuolent Institution cstcJ&Ied bv special En-
d9nclaea.t far tie Relief Of the Sick and Dis
trcsscd, afflicted nth Vtrulent and
Epu1emic Diseases
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Ct
Il the awful destruction of human lifo, caused
BY Sexual diseases, and the dccent0ns nrac-
tic & upon the unfortunate victims of such dis
cases by QG"ckS, several Years $50 directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CT ARfTA3!...
Atf worth" Of their name. 20 open q D ei,en-
sarr 70" the II atrlcyt OF ihis class cf d : ascS
II ali thei' fo1rs. and 70 give MriDiCAi A0-
VICE t1H ATS 10 @il who Apply b> LITER, wi h
description Of their c2udi ion, Tagc, occnpa-
tor habit Of lie, &c. and in cases Of ex-
IRENE roycr.v, 10 FURNISH MEDICINES
kR + OF CHARGE.
tn" Directory Of the Asso ciaton in their
Annual Report upon the treatment Of the Sexual
Diseases, for the year ending January IS, 1873,
express the highest satisfaction with the sue
cess viii has attended the Iabors IF the Con-
smiling Surgeon in she cure Of Spermatorrhpa,
Seminal Weakness, Impotence. Gonorrhpa.
elect, Syphilis, The vice of Gnanism or Self
abuse Sc, and order a continuance of the
same plan fer the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spernatorrpa, or
Seminal II eGkncsS the vice OF Onanism Mas
tnrhation, Or Self abuse, and Other disc 81 of
til sexual organs, BY the Consulting Surgeon.
will be sent by mai! lin a sealed envelop, !
FREE OF CHARGE, Oh receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr.. j.
SkILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 32-lv
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
BANKING HOUSE,
Grand Rapids, Niscons:.l
J. n. BRUNDAGE, President;
II. B. PHILLEO, Cashier.

WE are now prepared to receive on deposit
y Gold, Silver and Currency at par; School
Orders nj 9Jc; County Orders al 75c; and Town
Orders at 6}c--to be draw. at he pleasure Of
dcpositors in Drugs, Medicines, Paper, Ink,
Pens, LAWYERS and Justices Blanks, Portmon-
ias, and all kinds of fancy articles, Lamps
Canphene, Burning Fluid, Oils, Extracts pure
Wines ard Liquors for medicinal purposes, CT
CARS and variety of other merchanGi>e too
numerous to enunerate here. Call and sec the
assortment-the best and largest ever brought
into the Pilery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
81 ARNE SS SHOP
JOSEPH ca VIE

il As Just opened shop opposite Hurley's
L. Hall, for the Manufacture of SADDLES
and ii HARNESSES, and ever thing in that line
ANY person having JOHN BRowN symrathies
can have halter furnished CHEAP. That YOUR
fsne OF life NAV run evenly, lines will be made
OH s. rt notice. In fact, any part Of harness
can be obtained without delav. Also, Car
riases trimmed. Repairing done to order.
Pinery Currency taken in exchange fer work
JOSEPH COYiE.
Grand Rapids, Jan. 81, 1880. 4tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
shEngse Makers!

We have for you Saws, Axes Froes. Augers
and Shavcs, among which we keep the ce1s
DRAFTED Green Bay SAeng2e-GnJe. All Shingle
InniS irni.lnnfcd
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EsrecsDSuYa Sale.
Circuit Court, Wood C1un5y.

CVcWt ConFt, W0oI Coui3V.
Francis Robeilland, plaintiff, against Charles
Munier and Sophie Larilne Mupier, defend
ants
= virtue and in pursuance Of Judgment
- rendered in the above ell tiled cause bear
ing date the Sth dsy Of December, A. D. 1859,
/ shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder. at theofice Of Pow
ers & Lang, in the town Of Grand Rapids in
said County, on Hon,iay, the 30th daY oi u!v
\. =. 1850, ut the hour OF nine o'clock & "
Of that day. the following mortg ged premises
wit: Al! that certain piece or p. Gel ri land
stua: Ell and being in the Town IF Ccntralia
County Of Wood and SAFE Of !Vi;corsin. de-
scr;beG a follows: Commencing a he son n
east corner OF a certain lot known as the
"0w"n ScuIien Lot" and running zen lU) rods
cast ~ ~ the Wisconsin Z vcr thence no.: h
sufficient distance to ia Ike one acre, tie
width being ten QH) rods, with The dwelling
house arli aonur.ena;lces thereto belonging -
Dated Sherili's Office, Grand Rapids, april 10,
1860.
w. B, NAYL0R, Sheriff
1G3m By J. X. SEAsL. Un3> " Sheriff.
Powers Il Lang, Atty's for PH;ff
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Cory's StO,,.achic Bitfers
A SANITARY AND RELIABLE
FA MII~ MEDICINE

THE only positive
! cure for Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Cos;iveness,
loss Of Appetite, Ha-
bitual Chelic, Chron-
ic Diarrhoea, General
Debility. Acidity of
the Stomach, Diz2i-
ness, Disgust for
food, Female Irrr gu
larities and Comp
lain;s, and in short,
all Diseases or Indis-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
LUHlBERMEN, ATTENTION

We have not forgotten CTR duty to YOU. We
have Mulay, Gang, Cross-Cut and Circular
Saws, Axes, AugerS, Files. single or by the
dozen, Cable, Bright and Binding Chain, Cast
and Spring-Steel Sled Shoes, Cable Rubber
and Leather Betting, Heavy Iron for mill pur-
poses, and everything in our line that luna-
herman wants to enable him to make money
by lumbeIing At the present low prices
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
Make yosr Homes Pleasant.
III C. WARREN en,iearors to keep constant
H. IL OF hand all kinds Of
2 I r n [ T 7 r E!

such rs Bedsteads. Tables Stands, Chairs. Book
Cases. and all other articles usually kept in
Cabinet Shops, which he is now selling at least
. per cent. cheaper than heretofore and re-
ceiyes therefor Cash County Orders and Shin
giles. Premises are worthless. Competition in
stvle. finish, durability or prices, defed COZ
FINS made at short notice
Cash paid at all times for first quality of sea-
soned Butternut and Black Walnut Lumber
Shop on the Bluff, few doors west of the
Magnolia House. ally
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fuctuFcrS:
ayers ChcrrT pectoral Balsam Wild Cherry
Cory's Stomachic Bitters India Ck2!arnoue
Davis Pain Killer Lyons Kathairon
JAYNE Sanatlve Pills Rarry's Tricopherous
McLane's Liver Pills Venetian Find
Aorses indian Root Pills Fosgates Cordial
GFaHen5urg Pills Cough Candy
Mofats Pills Ford's Syrun
Ayers Fills Mustang Liniment
thanestoek's Nermifuge Golden Ointment
Railways Ready Relief Opcdijdock
Dalley's Pain Extractor Elixir of Opium
Green Mountain Ointment Cheeseman's Da!sam
Traszs Magnetic do Harlem Oil
Thonlpson's Eye Wafer British Oil
Pettit6 Eve Salye baJeinan's Drops
Sherwood 5 " orm Lozencers Balsan Honey
Kennedv's Medical Discovery i1argiinc Oil
Hollowav's Ointment Cod Liver OIL
NarshaIs Catbolicon VOLTS ScAnapps
Javne'S Alternative Noffa 5 Bitters
,Tayno's ENpectorant Navlor's fi,.iment
Cox dive Syrup Syrup FDecac &c &c
Also Nipple Shells, India Rubber Nipples.
Glass and Metallic Svrenges, Breast Pumps,
SC, &c.-Sold for Cash, or for School, Town
and County Orders.
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E ? & As5LEE;lz! .T IETET)Tf;IMJE7g;I
At the wood Co. Drug Store"

1 IL the standard Medicines Of the dav NAV
n be found a he Wood Co Drug \ Station
cry Store, Grand Rapids. The list will be kent
complete by constant additions from the man;,-
81
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EsxsS. Akssi q &&ssJ2A EEkssN.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bcneuolent Lastitution estc5iMed By special En-,
oioulaf't far tie Relief Of TIE iSick and Dis
trcsscd, afflicted ~ih Ftrule7n and
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FAR1GERs. L,OOg IEEREi

We have for your own use and benefit, all
kinds OF Farming Utensils, such as Flows, Drag
Teeth, Shovels Hoes, Spades, Scythes, Cradles
Rakes, Forks, Scrapers, Picks, and in fact ali
kinds Of goods necessary for farnliNr nurnOsas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

10 Pittsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Bal,
i more and Washington City, with but CT
change OF cars to Pit;sburg, connecting direct
~ With all the trains Oh the Great
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CRY INT,ELLIGENCE


BOLD THEF.-Yester afternoon a negro
named John Chambers, entered the dwelling O.
Mr.. Alexander Hand, No. 65 orth Eutaw street
and stole from one of the rooms a gold watch
which was hanging against the wall. He was pur
sued and overtaken, and conveyed to the Centra
police station, where Justice Hiss committed hin
to Jail for Court.
PURCHASING WATCH KNOWING 1T TO HAVE BEE,
SToLEN.-Y esterday Samuel McEIwee was arrest
ed on the charge ofpurchasDg gold watch, know
ing the same to have been stolen. The watch wa:
sold by man named Thomas W. Graves. McElweC
gave him SIS for it, and states that he was moi
aware that it was stolen. Held for a further
hearing.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Col. Samuel H. Cover, auc
tIoneer yesterday sold at the Merchants Exchange
saesrooms lot OF ground situated on the east side
OF Charles street, Lanvale street; no improve
ments, and subject to an annual ground rent o.
S139. so. Purchased by Samson Cariss, for 81 900
MISUNDERSTANDING Monday night the grain and
-four store of John G.. Hewes on Pratt street
between Paca and Green streets, was entered by
forcing open the rear door and window. Nothing
of value was taken, although attempt was made
IN the counting house to force the safe
LARCENY.-Martha Williams (negress) was ar
rested yesterday by officer Keeier, charged will
stealing an inkstand, valued at $685. from Mrs Git
tings, No. 2 Mccullough street. She was sent t.
Jail by Justice Mclaughlin for the Grand Jury
SALE OF ScHooNER.-Ye esterday, Col. Samue
81. Cover, auctioneer, sold at Bowly's wharf th
schooner Baltimore Belle Length rs feet, breadth
q feet inches, depth feet inches, and tonnag,
100 tons. Purchased by C. A. Adams, for 1925.
RAILROAD ELECTIoN,-At meeting of the Boart
of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
held yesterday, John W. Garrett Esq, was unani
mously reelected President.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COTRT. .-IrnGF RnNn

CRIMINAL COURT.-JUDGE BOND,
The case of Nathaniel Hickman, charged with
fraudulent embeZzlement, set for trial Yesterday
was removed, on affidavit, to Anne Arundel County
Court, and bail renewed.-The perjury cases
against Mrs. Hinesey, Miss Russell, Thos Temperly
and William Russell, were called, and upon some
of the witnesses for defence not answering they
were postponed, at the request of Mr.. Whyte,
counsel, until Tuesday next.-The cases against
Charles Gosnel and John Kelly, indicted for riot
ing, were stetted, the Sheriff not being able to find
tbem.-The case against John Feig, charged
with assaulting police officer, stetted Feig
having escaped from the Jail of Cecil county and
ley, for unlawfully selling negroes out of the State,
were removed, on affidavit, to Anne Arundel
County Court and bail in 81 900 in each case given
by Mrs. Thomasina Russell.-The Court ad-
journed at y o'clock.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-JUpGE GILES
The Bank of Northumberland as. Lewellyn F.
Barry, garnishee Of Robbins q Prince. Attach
ment on judgment to recover money alleged to be
in the hands of garnishee.
In Chambers, before his Honor Chief Justice
Taney The claimants and owners of the steamer
st. Nicholas, and Samuel Guy Us, Benz. F. Graves
and others An appeal from the United States Dis
trict Court. Argued by VIM. Schley, ESQ., for ap-
pellants, and Messrs Wallis and Thomas for ap.
pelles.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDcE MARTIN.
Benjamin Curtis, }. D. B. Curtis, Henry A.
Boream, John L. Hubbard and Lewis Curtis cs.
Robert Moore and Charles Moore garnishees of
Robert McEldowney. Attachment on warrant. Yer
dict for garnishees. Bryan and Gale for plaintiffs:
Dobbin and Mclaughlin for defendants-Same
u.s. Henry 6. Rice, trustee, garnishee of same. At
tachment on warrant. Non pros. Same counsel
William E. Wilmerdin and others Us. same. At
tachment on warrant. Non pros. Same COUNSEL
The following cases were similarly disposed of:
Gustavus A. Bourry, &C., rs. same; Henry c.
Bowen, &c, Us. same; Aaron Arnold, &c, u.s. same;
Benjamin Fl. Hutton, &C., Us. same; Saml. Cochran,
&c, Vs. same (two cases. Assignment to-day
326 to 352 inclusive.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREDs.
Lewis Turner Henry knell. Bill for discov-
cry and to cancel promissory note. Not con-
cluded.
On Saturday Lewis II. Robinson, Esq, was ad-
mltted to practice in this Court on motion of Or
vile Horwitz, Esq.
Nothing done in the Court OF CoMMoN PLEAS.
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PERSONAL LIBERTY LAws.-A motion was made a
few days since in the Vermont Legislature and re-
ferred to special committee, to repeal the personal
liberty la,cs Of that State. This is right All such
State laws, in conflict with the Constitution and
acts of Congress, should be rep pealed-not in view
of the present attitude of the Southern secession
lists, but because they wrong. The fugitive
slave law should be respected and enforced in all
the free States.-HarrisbHrg Sentinel,
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BANK NOTE LIST,
CORRECTED BY MCklM 4 Co,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20, 1860.
COFFEE-There has been movement to day in Co f.
fee so far as we have heard There however an inquiry
ior IT, and pretty full rates were offered to-day for
large lots Holders however indposed at present to
press sales We quote Rio as before at 10 cts for common
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New YORK, Nov. 20.-The steamer Glasgow
from Liverpool on the 7th inst. has arrived Her
advices have been mostly anticipated by the Van.
derbitbut her latest advces, ria Queenstown, bring
some additional intelligence.
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived out on the
Sth inst. ~
After the fall of Gaeta, Garibad it is said will
retire to private life for time.
Father Gavazzi was threatened in his own house,
at Naples, by crowd who cried "down with Ga
vazzi."
Fifteen thousand Neapolitan troops have been ar
rested in the Papa States, and would be disarmed
The official result of the Sicilian election on the
question of annexation, stands-ayes 432 054;
noes 6,067.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady Fridays
quotations. Sales OF the days. including Thursday
10000 bales of which 5000 bales by specua
tors BTeadstuhs closed dull Sugar closed buoyant and
slightly higher. Consols closed at 93IGe34.
The bank rates have been advanced to AZ.
Illinois Central Railroad quoted 2j24h Erie Rail.
road stock 34k; New York Central Railroad 7SGsO.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

LIvERPooL-Shp Admirdl.-2,050 bbls. -four, SO96
bushels wheat l6 $50 bushels corn 35 hhds tobacco
AsPINwALL-Brig James MddiSon.-202 tons coal.
WEST INDEs-Schr. Sallie MearS.-6lO bbls. -four 355
DO meal, 500 bushels corn 40 do peas do beans 25
do onions so do potatoes Is bbls bread 36 lbs hams
1866 do coffee 636 do cheese, 500 do butter 10 boxes
raisins 5000 lbs SOAP 900 do candles 500 slaves 900
Fl. lumber.
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From Havana and MeHieo---Resignnt,on of

New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-The steamer Star of the
West, from Havana on the 10th, has arrived. Su-
gar was quiet at "a reals. The stock had rapidly
reduced. Sterling exchange 1877; on New York 2
@315.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 5th instant an
nounce that President MiramoH had resigned, and
was succeeded by Gen. R0bles. The Reactionists
had evacuated Puebla and great alarm was felt at
the Capital.
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From Havana

CHARLESTON, Nov. l9.-The Steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana, having sailed thence on the
l'th. Sugars were steady with light sales. The
crops were in a favorable condition. Exchange
rates were a fraction lower.
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Eire at MexY ArlannS

CHICAGO Nov. l9.-The official vote of Illinois i,
as follows: Lincoln 172 ,545 Douglas l60,549 Bel
4,S46; Breckinridge, 2,272. The increase in the
vote since 1856 is 103, ,l3l.
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The Nafa o%r.tiuo;.

New YORK, November 20.-Business here is very
dull to-day. A despatch from Albany announces
the suspension of two or three -four and grain
houses there.
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New York Financial Affairs

NEW oRK, Nov. 2O.-About 500, 900 worth OF
sterling bills were taken to-day by the Bank Com
mittee, who will hold sessions daily till the entire
two and half millions are purchased of regular
drawers. The rates to-day ranged from IO4 to
LOG. Heavy discounts were made to-day by the
banks, but paper outside is still nearly unsaleable
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Two blocks of small
frame buildings, in the fourth district, were de
stroyed by fire last night.
The Question of Negro Sufragei in New York
New YORK, Nov. 20.-Nearly full returns of the
vote OF the State on the question of negro suffrage
show majority against it of about 10000 votes.
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~fW0V YFNNNs' -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

MAhhEIS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, NOV 20-Cotton is irregular-saes to-day
of 800 bales Prices are not quoabe Flour is heavy
sales OF bbls at $4S095 for State; s55 40 for
Ohio and s52oG5s0 for Southern wheat Is also heavy
sales Of $4,000 bushels Mwaukes club $I.I2X@lI6;
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The Rnrch Divorce Case

NAPIERvILLE, III, Nov. l9.-The proceedings in
the Burch Divorce case to-day were confined to the
examination of individuals with reference to theil
qualifications jurors. full panel was finally OBJ
tained, consisting OF the following named persons
II. j. Wilcox, Lyman Clifford, Rawson Willard
Finch, Jonathan Detzeller, b. W. Hughes, A. S
Barnard, II. W. Lyman, and Alfred Waterman
The jury was then sworn, cautioned by the Cour
to keep themselves free from prejudice, and dis
charged. The Court then adjourned till o O'Clock
tomorrow morning
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New Orleans Money 1T.rL.t

= NtW OTItHliS NIOhty Iarket
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l9.-The money market is
unsettled.
Sterling exchange is quoted at par @1I per cent.
premium.
Exchange on New FORK par @19 per cent pre-
minm 80 - ' F'
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Burnlns of the John n. Wood and Exad N,

New ORLEANS, Nov. l9.-The ship ohm r. Wood,
for Liverpool, with 900 bales of cotton on board,
was burned last night. The loss is estimated at
from $75, 900 to $4,000.
The bark Evadne, with 5000 barrels of lime, was
also burned last night.
The ship Wild Cat, hence for Boston, was dam
aged by fire when fifteen miles below the city She
has returned for repairs.
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ANOTHER DUEL IN New ORLEANs.-The Delta of
Friday says: Messrs. A. E. Lasalle and Oscar
Blasco had hostile meeting at the "Oaks' yester-
day morning. The weapons were colichemards.
and the seconds to interfere when the first blood
was drawn. At the first pass, Mr.. Lasalle's foot
opponents weapon. AT the second pass, Mr.. La
salle warded the colichemard of his adversary, and
ran him through twice-in the upper and the lower
parts of the left breast. The wounds are very
dangerous, if not mortal. The difficulty grew out
OF report made by Mr.. L. in city paper with
which he was connected, of the stabbing of a
young man named Murphy in Breckenridge pro-
cession, by Basco.
Hon. Edward Everett voted, in Boston, in the 7th
Ward, and on presenting himself at the polls the cry
was raised, by those who were working hard as
they could against him, "Three cheers for Mr.. Ev-
erett,. which were given with a heartiness that
must nave been gratifying to the recipient of the
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See Fourth Page.
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Suspension OF Specie Payment by Virginia
Banks,

RICHMOND, Nov. 20.-The Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia has suspended specie payment, and resolved
to pursue course of policy to prepare for an early
resumption The other banks will follow this course
as a prudential measure, during the present pres
sure.
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NEWSPAPERS IN PARIs.-Paris possesses at present
five hundred and three newspapers; forty two of
these, as treating of politics and national economy,
have to deposit a security in the hands of the
to art, science, literature, industry, commerce,
and agriculture. The most ancient of the latter is
the Journal dea Sovans, and dates from the year
1865
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 19-Turpentine has
declined 10 cts per bb SOFT since last report with
further sales Saturday Of 225 bbs at for yellow
dip, SLIP for virgin and 81 Is for hard per $50
This morning 100 bbs sold at prices. Spirits Tur
pentne.-Sales after Saturdays report follows: 65
bbls straight at 35 cs 30 do at 35 and New York
Dbls at 81 per gallon. No sales reported this
ing.
PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, Nov.
19-Market quiet The following the sales for the
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LTNcoLNlsM IN NRGNIA.-In the Northwestern
part of Virginia, the following is the vote for Presi-
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A letter from Havana, Cuba, dated November
5th, says Col. W Wood, second only to Barnum as
a Snowman, is occupying the Villa Nueva Theatre
with Signor Bitz and his learned canaries, etc,
etc. The Colonel has also the Sea Lion and Albino
family exhibiting near the Varieties Theatre He
promises a troop of minstrels and the celebrated
| "Black Swan"
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Quick PASSAGE OF SAILING YEssEL.-Tbe clipper
ship Andrew jackson arrived at New York on
Monday from Liverpool, after passage of fifteen
days, with a full cargo She made the passage to
Liverpool (gran aden) in fifteen days, and on the
passage out and home has been only thirty days at
sea, including two days calm, sailing over 800
miles; thus averaging nearly two hundred and
twenty miles day.
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We learn, says the New York Herald, that very
great excitement prevails among the officers of the
navy in consequence of the present state of affairs
at the South, and that so adverse are they to col
lsion with their fellow citizens in that quarter that
there will be an almost universal resignation of
their commissions soon as hostilites break out
They will not imbrue their hands in the blood of
their brethren
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|HE FIRsr AFRICAN RAILROAD was inaugurated on
the 18th June last. 1t is called the Natal Railway
and connects the capital of the colony, Durham,
with Cape Town The whole enterprise has been
successfully carried through by the colonists no
foreign aid having been received and very import
ant advantages are expected to arise from the
and rapid communication between the interior and
! the coast. train in motion was Of course an ex-
! traordinary novelty for the natives, and many of
the Caires at first tried to measure feetness with
the marvellous iron horse, but they soon had to
give up the race.