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Ayers Catharrlc Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or AFAxIlY pHYsIc,

are so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely Withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and insigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain physical debility is astorished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once SO
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Contss-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from dssoydered
Stomach Nuassa, Tadsyest ton. Pain IN aud Ao,6id
Inactioa Of the Boroas, Faatu!oncy, Loss Of Apps-
titG, Ja1ta.ltsS, and other kindred complaints,
arising FROM low state Of the body or obstruction
OF It's functions. They arc an excellent alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength TO the system dcbihtated
by disease.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,
ron rHx SPEEDY cUnx or

foR THE EHkxDX CUkk OF
Intermlsfent Fever, or Fever and Asue,
Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. and Bilious Fcycrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases oTigi-
mating In hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague Such
we are now enabled to offer. with perfect
certainty that it viii eradicate the disease,
and with assurance, founded ON proof, that
no harm can arise from iss use in AIRY guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prevention is
better than cure, for the Patient escapes the
risK which he must run In violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This "CuRR'' expels
the miamatic poison Of FEVER AND AauE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, If taken on the first APP
proach of its premonitory symptoms. 1t In
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach OF every
body; and In bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGuE prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach of all--the poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure of Intermittenfs liz, that it contains
no Qunine or mineral, consequently il pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. These cured
by it are left as healthy as If they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of
disorders arise from It's irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache.
Blindness, Toothache. Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitation. Painfil Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, I'm in tho Bowels, Collie,
Paralysis, and Derangement of the Stomach,
all of which, when originating in this cause,
put ON the intermitteas tssge, o. sscog1o period
ical. This CURE xpels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. 1t is nm invaluable protection to immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
lection, that win be cxcreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity
to ripen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable fer protection than cure, and few " i'll
ever suffer from Interinittents, il they avail
themselves of the pr*reti1r ta,ie remedy af-
tords.
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-
DAILY CATS err OFFICE
- n-sr~ 800 Ksokuk4 Feb. l3th.J
1L0Uh-enlsrtn@41 NJ 6Drfeg xls.4 or
- u -, EaH whs1a, extra, y3 Uero q u. 0'a8~
BRAN AND SHORTS, rsss sopsr Ice.
OokHA-se to Abdul sa tastaiar saE
BARLEY-sprins, Aoa1s. FAN, se.ass.
WHEAT In god slomsad. zENl 4laI Is;
Spring eos3lsS. r Sees sEanh4
oATb-ss 70 %. dSsi .sshsa aai e
RTE SsAees hi rood demand. a asts
POTAT0Es-sBo % " the load retail Aots 70.
s0RockRTES.-Nsw orlssns ssgsr, fair sas,,
prime o4aiss, sa4fffed 1eaIsa, crushed and loaf
u Is. Molanss-P lsntstica so 10 s6c, 3. n. IS
to 50, Goldan 6yrsp. 50 % poe. Co6ss-Rio il
70 Isl. lara ISto Ice. LAguyra, 70 IA. Rice, "a
sAc. 4 u II. as - ..s sr MI
soAP-Palm 6}c, Family SIC. 8
cANDLDB--Stsr 1sto -, stsArins IS. Mould
III, GUNNER psesssd, -
LARD-eit TO 10; retail i3le
BUTTER-choice II 10 10; retail Is 10 -.
HIDE6--Dry III 10 i13; green, green sheep
Psihto " 15cs green heg skins IS
HAi-Prairis ~ 70 80; Timothy and Hungn-
risn, $5a$73; Balsd do. ~ 70 80; Retail, 111.
sEEDS.-Hunsarisn Grass, ~ 70 - cents
Timothy, u rs 70 ! ~; Flax Seed, 15sso
suNDRIRs-OniOns.5s 10 -; Eggs, ~.
Feathers. sec 70 15e Waite Beans, zoe 1890.
FRUIT-aresa applss, sAeies, - - per hi.
Dis1appiss, ] 20 - ~ psr bssh. Dried peaches.
- % to31t; Raisins, % 50 TO I 90.
CHEESE--W. h. II to Ill; Denmark to 10.
PROvISIONS-Hams 10 to ii Shoulders n to 8;
elsar sides 10 70 IL
bEEF-2aa3c gressi 40 to be per quarter.
EHEEP--42 - 70 ~ ~ II head. 81
HO0S---Drsssed, - % to - %.
BAET-G.A.,t3 90 psr ssek Ksnswha, -
$3.50 per bbi. /; Liverpool, $aas per SSH. Lake
81 3ea7 80 y Dbl. f.....
FIsH--M4ekerel. No. ] SO to 81 p Dbl; Nc.
3tibte$ls; Ne. 1l2.o$ls. White, No. S. -
70 s. % y half Dbl. Cod Fish tte So n.
KxcuAHnE.--0n New York for currency n per
ssnt.; forged per cent. St-Loui@ 4 per cent.
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CA-if you are sick, the probability Ii that the
root sf yoar su6sriag il in the stomach. From .
wesk ssomssh proceeds Dyspepsia, Asue, Lsnguer,
Nausea, and legion Of osher tormenting diseases.
IsdGsssion produces thin blood, and sAsrsfore De-
ssroys strength ard sigsr Of the entire system.
To restore the tone Of the omarh, and enable it
to throw on and dismiss farcver all these trouble
soms and dangerous complaints, nothing IL nsces-
bat a rerssvcring uss OF DIR. j, Hostetter's Cele-
brsied Stomach Bittcrs. A trial oil their power
cannot fail 10 prove that there IL failure in their
sedstise effects. We ehesrfuIly recommend them
to the public, knowing. - We do, their many good
qualities.
For aals BY Druggists and dealers generally.
everywhere.
Sold by r. Gussoxs, A. J. WILKINSON, BAR7LEr1,
KArH 4 Co., and j. BkApEs.
Feb. III. 'se-daw eg
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Ds. slnTH'S"Elsctris oiP' cures Deafness.
Ds. SAITHS "Elcctric oip' surss Paralysis.
DR. SMITH u Electric OIL cures kheunatisn
Dn. SMITH u "Eieetric OilA cures Asthma.
Ds. SMITHS asEiectric OIL" cures headache.
Da. SMITHS .Risc.ris Oh" cures Piles.
aug ipi
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~Itis stated that Senator Seward, OF
New York, 10 preparing : great speech on the
slavery question, in uhich be will take up
the s.irrepressibIs sonAios' theory, and de-
fend il from the attacks which have becn
made upon il. sa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

McLEAH' % SrEEEGrnEHrsG CoxptAL.--This invai-
sabis compound, We are Glad 70 knov, hes beoome
tAs most popular remedy tn the United stAse.--
Nearly every family kssfs IL ON had. They Hsd
II saves physieians' bills. small quantity given
In season win ward Cd Few sr-, or any prevalent
disease See advertisement In sIother column.
Ijsn16dkwln1
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HTTho S.ntind II the name Of nev
Democratic paper psblishsd BY Young
Gray n Abba. Az old John Johns said, i
sshists ~ diaper" for Douglas.
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= =. NAVAUK = IL OAKAkI1DNf. I
The msmbsrs OF the Ksoksk Fire DspArtvsna
Gre hereby noticed that thsrs win ~ nsssins 81
the Department on Thursday evening, Feb. leth,
1t n o'clock, In the Hall Of Young Aneriea Fire
Co. As busiaess ct importance will - brosghs
before this meeting. it is hopea that esery n.rks
will be present. &t @#h
X. II. MAGRUDER, .
Chief KnCins@ KIP. d.
= Ksoknk, Feb is, '6o-d3t 1851
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Grrr ExTEKpRssE--Althsssh " stand oppossA
to the common swindiipg operations going On nm
der the Of Gift Eatsrprises, yet We feel like
saying to those who always will be trying THAR
luck such mAttsrs that the entsrpriss under ~
management II D. votaw, jr. = co., q Rt,' Msdi-
son, literally Cotton UP, and conduetsd " -
tlenan of strict integrity, who viii falfA III Nc
axrssnsnts honestly and to the lsttsr. For dssul.
an. and any information, address Mr.. votav. "
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eVThe proper depth Of embarrassing L
sat the point where the water from spring
meets the surface water and becomes stag
nant. Experience seems TO show that, gsn
serally, drains four feet deep are the best.
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4a~HILLs or LADING for sale 1t tAia
sfHcs.
~JUsTICEs, BLANKS ,Netisss, Sab.
rsnas and Kxssutishs forsals a. thisoihss. 80
E~ILLINOIs blank DEEDS Ter
Sale at this Office. &'
Distrkcs GsuYt--leshl
llZugg ~. Holmes ct 81. Judgment sgaiDst
the garnishee.
Geo. g. Anderson b 90. W. Hardesty OF oil.
Sudgment for plaintiff. ff
Seller h TO. ". WiIssy ct al. Judgment
for the plaintiff.
Bruce N. Findlsy. Dismissed q plaintiffs
costs.
State Of Iowa ". Damn 4 Costello. Jodg-
mont for defendants.
State Of Iowa " Van vless. Same entry.
Bernard ". Breeder ct al. Decrss and
foreclosure. m
Eicher ". Robb Of 81. Same entry.
Deem 4 90. W. Aldrich. Motion to quash
notice overruled.
Wolsots W. Hakett. Dismissed 1t plain
tia's costs.
Barney ". Nolan, trustee, ct 81. Decree
and foreclosure.
Barniscona ct 81 vs.. MCPHERSON OF 81.
Same entry.
Pyle ". Hughes. Judgment for dsft.
Runner ct nj VS.. Eicher ct al. Appiica-
ton for injunction sustained.
Young vs.. Billings Of ri. Default - to
Bilhngs opened.
Sample vs.. Brigham. Confession Of judy
nens for plaintiff.
Guy Wells W Brigham. Same entry.
Morrison " Reese Of I'll. w. Dixon ap-
pointed guardian ad Htem.
Denny W Hardwiek. Judgment for plain
tiE.
Lots " Hickey b Abbott. Same entry.
Egbert " Waterman. Same entry.
TUESDAY, Feb. Il.
McHenry VI Roberts. Motion FOR defsul,
ovcrruled.
Reilly vs Taylor Ct 81. Default W part u
defendants.
Cox " Grinnan. Plaintiff has leavs to al.
amended petition. sA
. Boyd " Hayes ct al. Defendant has lsav.
30 Gle amended answer.
State W Walker et ai. Dismissed.
Geo. g. Anderson 4 Co. w Tripict 1t u
Default ~ 10 one Of the defendants.
s. T. Miller ct nj vs. Curtis. PARTON ans
dseres.
s. r. Miller ct al We Rice. Same entry.
State W Cahill. Judgment for cost
against defendant.
State " Wright. Defendants discharged
Same VI Letner. Jury still ont.
Avery W Brigham Of al. Confession il
vacation confirmed.
Lyman W Sharts ct al. Judgment To-
plaintiff.
State " Brintgardner. Fined go.
State VS. Todd. Same.
Morrison " Rees et 81. Defsult 40 10 par
Of defendants.
Denmore vs. Twesdy. Decree and fsrsclo
sure.
Miller " Bradford. On trial.
The Grand Jury finished their iAbors IN
we're discharged ill next term.
~ rha IrvrrnsnSr.r Or Arr L. tha ksti
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA, |
a.. ~ rnAn

UEs MosEEs, Jaa. n, 1859.
TT is HEREBY cERTIYTgD, That on this day the
above sworn Statement was filed In this once,
showing the condition Of the HOME INSURANCE.
COMPANY. located In the City Of New York, on
the frst day OF January, 1860, in aacorisnce with
the provisions u an Act Of the Geacral Assembly
of Iowa, entitled "An Act IN relation to Insurance
Companies" approved February ., 1855. That
said Statement shows that said Company 10 pos
sessed of ths requisite amount Of capital, and in
vested required by Law. Authority IL therefore
given to the above named Company TO transact bus
of January, 1861.
That III. b. TEN-EYCK, OF Keokuk has been
duly appointed by said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for the County OF Lee, with
full powers to take risks OF Insurance therein, and
to acknowledge service of process. az provided BY
Law. j. w. CAIIELL,
fsb4d2w Auditor OF State.
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Total amount of Losses, Claims az
Lisbil -...---.... $Azoou~4S
The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
$50 900, but win not, ~ general thing. exceed
SIC zoe.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured In any city, town,
village or block, being governed In this matter IN
each ease by the general character Of the build
ings, width Of streets, facilities for putting out
fires, &c.
No part Of its sapitaI earnings Ia deposited In
eng other State ~ security therein.
An attestsd copy Of the Charter OF Act OK Inccr-
poraiion ACCOM- anies this Statement.
eCHAs. j. MARTIN, Pres't.
j. MILroN SMITH, Eec'y.
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THE editor Of the Indisnola TistfOs 10
pleased with the new besd to his paper
Wonldn't ID be well for the editor to get Z
new head for himselff
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II atica

The Office of ORION cLkMINs, Attorney 4
Law, wiilbe 1t the Daily Gate City slaps, for !
few weeks. 4A#A&
f..hl4dtf s*s4S a8t n sAtf&A t'8$At WEI Y W.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LICLES Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates in the following roIiahle frat class CON-
pAnies;
fRE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This is the safest and NEST relsble Life InsurAHoe
Company in the world, with IN accumulated
Fund Of over %, 900 900.
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c. The JErTzksoSIAS BLADE 10 the It'll.
Of new Republican paper, puhlishsd BY J.
Goasingsr, in Abba. u 10 good looking
paper, and industFiously edited.
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s. - - y f.
Aaviag Juss ratarasd from New York the pub
lie are invtsa 70 sxamins my new and select stock
Of Watches. Je~elry, Silver Ware, &c. I havers-
esivsd = large asscrsmsnt Of coin Silver Ware;
also, full supply IL Mortsns Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which nssds no comment.
EPECTACLES.
Pebhh and Psrisoopr Glasses Atssa " old bows
q short notice. Spectasiss selected 70 suit every
condition Ct sight. My goods viii b sold 1t prices
that will defy corpstiticn, quality considered.
N. A-AAieOfsAueass and goods of every des
oription made mp 70 order.
Watches, Clocks, Jswelry and Musical Instru-
ments repaired in The best mAnnsr, and warranted.
Oct FL, '59-d4w
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W.. L.. Wood
rs AGENT rOR THE FOLIO WING
i RELIABLY LlfE AND EIRE I'm.
SURANCE COMPANIES:
matnal 1enefIs Life Ems. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. l, $50, s., 0ol, 920.ol.
This Conpapy has larger accumulstion com
pared with IT. liabilities than any other Life In
surance Co. In the United States.
- persons In this city have their lives insured
In this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
cash CNpstai $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK..
Cash Ga Pstat 500, 600.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms 20. o. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Cash Capital eiSO, 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. co. or PHILADELPHIA.
Cspitai and Surplas, Jan. !. 1S4o,
s # e304. 3Ss ~.
- Particular attention given to Marine and
Fire lnsura Ace. Contract Policies issued
OFFlcE-0p Third-st., Ksokuk, Iowa.
W. L. WOOD, Agent.
FIME INsUMANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
is. McCuAe, s. M. Edgeli, o.S. 1rssly,
E.Wyman, G. III. Peck, B.W.Alexandst.
Jamss smith, A. d. Pcmercy D. ID. Page.
h IS. ELLlOTT, 6ec'y. E.M. EDGELL, Pres't.
no DECENTRALIZATION Risks TAKEN
E.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dea0 dly BRIDdMAN. Ag't, Keokrk.
Alcohol, Burning Fluid ana Cam
~ phens Distillery.
M Q - 4 y 4 Oh r EN-.
Third-ss. .bet. Main D johnson - y. .KuOKUH.
| ID ESPKCTFULLY informs the citissna of Keo.
IN kak a1a saxroaading country that he has his
DistiltsxyA full OperaEiA, and q ready 10 furnish
al who ny favor him With . call, with anythina
in Ais liAs % ps1ees - lew - dAn - met with ID
any oshsrmarket. Call and try. II thu reads dc
4 Iet give sstis9Astion your money will - refunded
Il 49,. 10. -. HI -. III. 1a. s4ss8t Es
flhnfE 0SshoA1ss Haymm Uooks.
/ 4 GOOD supply Of the di1essat stsss, fsrsels b,
4 n 8I Al. W. WESTCOTT.
s1sbld ~ Main -st.
i WAS. kkADk'S new book, "A 0ood HIT
i ~ ~ sthSs Takes by CAss. Rsads ,for sals 81
Il dseleA O0DEN, BR0WNEIL = 10.
mrs. stowsss Lasa = Grea9cse W0rE
TME mINM1EEH,S WOO1NC.S
1.-THE Minister'S Wosing By Harriss 1sssAs
4 Z ''''' = ' es5n, BRowsrLL eco.
+ HOW'D sa sg 2a Sole - Aaia-St.
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MRS. Stovvess Last = Grcagost WerE.
ksTME 4INM1TER,S WOO1NC.SS
THE Minister'S Wosing, By Harrist 1sseAe,
j 6towe, for sale by \.
N0vDd $500 $500 aA@ % HAtnlSt.
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an8 aSshsAsss Ilynn Uooks.
4 GOOD supply Of the dt1sssat stsss, fsrssb BY
n s9lf Al. W. WESTCOTT.
1Shld "a Main -st. A
WAS. KE1DK s new book, IA Gcod risRXy,
~ AnA stAeF Tales By CAss. Rod, for sals 81
deeleA aa OaOHN, BR0WNELIs oO
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23

UNPARALLELED CHANCES
B u Y
6 o o D 81
Cheap!
Huge Piles Of Goods 4!
UNC0MM0NLY Low PRICES /
LOOK.
Black SILK, worth 81 10 for rs cents.
LOOK.
Good wide heavy unbleached Cotton, worth l2
cents for 8 cents.
LOOK.
Scotch Ginghams, worth s7i cents for IS cents.
LOOK.
Bleached Muslin, worth IS cents for 10 cents.
LOOK.
for IL cents.
LOOK.
Collars and setts at half'price.
LOOK.
at l23 cents for II cents.
LOOK.
Bosom Linens, worth ST. cents for SO cents.
LOOK.
Linen Handk erchies, worth l2s cents for 0. cents.
LOOK.
Fancy Silks,
Beregea,
Valcncias,
Rusohes.
Stella shawls, all styles and shades, from 81 so to
SIS.
LOOK.
Thread Edgings,
Insortings,
Bmbloidsries,
Dimities,
Wrong It Collars,
All prices and styles:
Travelling Dress Goods in great variety.
LOOK.
White Summer Goods at less prices than ever be.
fore offered in this county.
That splendid assortment Of Mems and Boys Hats
aud Caps have arrived and are selling cheap.
LOOK.
Ready Made Clothing for Mems and Boys xoar
that defy competition.
Bonnet Ribbons,
Dute sring Ribbons,
Moire Antique Ribbons,
Of Ribbon
Trimmings,
at HOLDEN'S.
LOOK.
Ladie.' CATERS, worth 81 for so cents.
LOOK.
Good Tea, worth 6s cents for so cetits.
LOOK.
Embroidered Lace and Mouslin Curtains,
Oil Shades, Paper Curtains;
all styles,
at HoLDEN's.
Parasols and Umbrellas cheaper than ever offered
| before. :-e.
UnequaIIed Giughams,
Rich Ginghams,
| Rare Ginghams,
Uncommon Ginghams,
Excellent Ginghams,
! None Eettef
atl2c.
Good Coffee; ground and ungroundi
| Good Salaratus, Rice and Starch.
Good Spices, Raisins aud Prunes:
Good Soda Crackers and Figs.
Good Perfumery:
Good Soaps.
Good Prints.
Good Lemons and ORANGES.
Good Sugars, brow n, coffee and cruAh'd
Good Kerosene Burning Fluid.
Good Stearine Candles, and Tobacco.
Good Alum, Rosin. Madder and Lampblack.
Good Goldfish, Georges Bank.
Good Whitehsh ana Trout.
Good Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps; and all the axins;
LOOK.
scyhes, Hoes, shovels and Spades, all the best and
finest grades.
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DIED,

In Augusta, Georgi', on the 10Th inst, of
Consumption, Mrs. NELLIE WARD, wife Of
w. II. Ward, Of Ravenna, Ohio, aged 10
years and ii months,
Mrs. WARD will be remembered by many
of our readers es the daughter of the late
Mr.. JOHN WILLS. For some time past she
had been in delicate health, and a few
months since her mother was induced 10 tax
her to Florida with the hope of creating an
improv ement in her health. The change
did not benefit, and she was taken farther I'd
the coost.' On the 7th of March last she
was married to Mr.. w. H. WARD, of Ra-
VIENNA, who had gone s outh for that purpose
Her welded life was very brief, the fell
disease making rapid inroads until on the
10th inst, OF three o'clock in the morning,
she fell asleep, to awake no more in this
world. Her end was very peaceful, her
spirit passing away with firm and abidi ng
foith in the existence of better world, snd
the hope of entering its sacred portals.
Ms. WARD leaves many friends in this.
to mourn her loss. Her remains were
brought to this city by her bereaved hus.
band, and were placed in the vault until
the return of her mother fro the South.
when the funeral will take place. Cleve land
Herald. 18th.
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Pryor after EdgertOn.

The following card, which explains itself,
appeared in the National Intelligsncsr Of
the l7th met
A few days since received an issue OF
the Summit Beacon, Black Republican pa.
per published at Akron, Ohio, in which the
editor gives an account of q speech which
was delivered at that place, on the 28th of
April, by Hon. Mr.. Edgerton q member of
the House OF Representa- My atten.
ton was especially directed to the follow
ing words in the report of Mr.. Edgerton's
speech:
"But, in generalizing upon the transuc-
tions OF modern Democracy, Mr.. Edgerton
was at home-forcible, pungent and felici-
tous. In his delineations, too, of scenes
and acteristics in the present House,
he held the audience in the most ear
nest and interested attention. His word
sketch of the lip brave duellist, Pryor,
and bis looks, was capital. The Virginia
Hotspur was handled with merciless ridi.
cule."
On reading the above paragraph resolv.
ed to have an explanation OF Mr.. Edgerton.
Accordingly, | met him on the street.-the
being accompanied by one OF his colleagues,
and l by Hon. Mr.. Lamar and NJ. w. Clusky
Esq. Approaching the gentleman, l said,
"Mr. Edgerton, believe" He responded,
ayes. How are you. Mr.. Pryor" proceed.
ed. IL understood, Mr.. Edgerton, that you
took occasion to blackguard me in a recent
speech in Ohio" He at once replied
"No, sir, did not" / continued "Did
you say nothing offensive about me-" He
answered, "No-nothing whatever"
turned to the bystanders and said, " G entle-
men, you bear me witness" After which
| left Mr.. Edgerton and terminated the inter-
view.
The appearance of the report of Mr..
Edgerton's speech in the Summit Beacon,
makes it proper to give publicity to the COL
loquy between him and myself.
ROGER A. PRYOR.
May. II, 1860.
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