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OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
Nc Nair's Acoustic. Scarps'5 DE-
British, Hariaem.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWS Brown Windsor, .
lJones' Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compound,
Of AL descriptions
PILLS.
Wrights Indian Vegetable,
Moffstis Life, Rrandreth's,
Strong Is Compound Sanatiys,
Strong's Pectoral Stomach,
Hull s Fever and Agne,
MorrsBon's, Lees, New Londsn
PARIS, Sappingtoa's, Champ
ien's, ~
lGrscHenberg, Jayne's Sana-
tive,
lJayne's Ague, Winer's Carao
mile,
Hibbard's Anti Bilious, Peter.
tSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Gooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
| Anderson's, Allebasic's Heaith
Wister's Gentle Purgative,
AHebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
iChicEner's sngar-coated,
tGiinerps Anti Bilious Beck
witk's,
L.ady's Blood, Tngoldsby's Pills.
iScStt's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Ra<lway's Regulators,
Roae,s Railroad, Leiyts Fema,e
f.osadOn's Indian Sanatiye,
I,ouden's Ague, Hoiioway's,
Hslstead's Anti Dyspeptic,
Gorden's. McJ.ane's Liver.
| HAIR DYES.
tGristadoro'si Hair DYE.
Phaion's Magic, Bachelors,
lGitman's instantaneous,
Baliard's, Jules Hauei's,
lGris1adora's, Bogles.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
/ DIR. horse's invigoratiDs CIR
DIAL,
ffhorn's Extract.
Tarrsnt's Ape1anI,@
Tarrsnt's Elixir OF Rhubarb,
IGarters Spanish Mixture, .M
Mothers Relief,
ITootilAche Drops,
ILyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidtier's, Cordial.
lThouipson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
/ Billings's Astringent,"
iHyatt's life Balsam,
lMcMiinG7s Elixir of Opium,
Railways Rendy Relief,
Railways Resolvent,
iTarrant's lndelible Ink, @
IDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR. Fitchfs Shoulder BrRess,
DIR. Fitch's aiihaling Tubes,
DIR. Roses Preparations,
lWiner's Anonnllm Extract,
fTeneur's Specific,
lMarshall's Gasholicen,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
iMorse's ComRannd Syrup Of
Yellow DessS.
Ferry DAvis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore' Rhesaaatic COM
pounu,
Mortimore's Cordial Bittsrs,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specise,
DR.. Wards Specific,
upham's Pile ElsetaSgy,
Steers Opedildoc,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsasn,
DR.. tulleR's Prepsratfaas,
IBateInan's Drops,
k4r, Jayno's Family AEsieines,
lssidlitz and Soda Powders, Nv
tfaaplng's Fluid Extract Edchn
I4iisina Cordial,
lGnsso Cordial,
lHiagi's Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats, ETC.,,
lLeidy's Erasive Soap,
kiEbysS Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
spohn's Headache Remedy,
Councils Mixture,
DR.. Marehtsl's Uterine Gatheu
con, WI. =5z5=
Gowan's I.ithontriptic,
IaHden's Preparations. o'"
Hotiehtin's Pepsin.
lDarby's Prophylactic Fluid.
HEIUAM SCHNAPPs..
5, ans all dealers in any of the
analogue. will tinG 1t to their 90
leir ort'ers as above, where vii
rtment o. GESUIEE PATENT
tates, and al the lowest Drices
RIGHT 4 CO.. Z
EnICINE WAREHOUSE.
Gharires street. New Orleans
STOUT luis DUBLIN
: other brand as ksFerakh ~
Ia to the trade by
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WRIGHT IL cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
81 popular Family Medicines, which they
Druggists Dealers at Pcpreors Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 15l and q Carres
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DUkE OLD IL H. WHisks-iOv ools of gupe
rsr and fnfs quality TN and for sale by
M2j g. JONES 4 Co. 81 Gragier sire
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SUGAR. ;, The receipts continue very light and
with fair demand prices have been firm for most
qualities, with sales of about 700 hhds. during the
weekat the range Of our quotations, as below.
The last sale on Plantation was 100 hhds. at 72c.
% ID.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
inferior Il Com. Conn.,. al
Fair 10 Fully Fair esi Primc and Choice. .dSs!s
Clarified and hehneu C9eis
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sz5zsszsssa LOSS of TEETA-Dr. j. WEST
liz ST. Charles street, supply the
ALOSS or TEETH without wires springs,
4I4lAJ upon his principle of self adhesion This
method has p.eured him universal appreciation and
mended beingl he Ingenious of supplying ARTI
F1CIAL TEETH hitherto invented all restoring
perfect articulation and maaticaon perfect
nsppearance defy detscon by the closest
method Of ang tee with gold combines all the modern
etrely and scrpuously Dr. W siReere
thanks to the inhabitants Of Few Orleans aud vicinity
extensive practice they have favored him with the
Office and residence liz St. Charles
from Lafayette Square seSf
n G&T-AB0UT THE lsr OF MAY LAST, U. NJ HER
I'D VEg, Spring HILL Ark mailed Thomas s.
Gtshans draft for Ten Thonsand Dollars R. Cummings
Co.. New Orleans payable think March Ia 1861
The not having hand the public cautioned
against negotiating said draft.
iels 96t PHILLIPS NIXON Il co,
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FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
LIST OF VESSELS IN poRr NOT CLEARED

6&6 FREIGHT FOR PHILADE LPEaIA.
EN%N l0O tuns heavy fregh Tor Philadelphia. Apnly
49, ie5 J, Il. AsHRRlDiE 4 NEPHEW.
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For further information, apply at the
General Ticket Office,
lis CAMP STREET.
Opposite Lafayette Square.
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GUINNESS EXTRA STOUT IyHIs DUBLIN
"a PORTER is superior any other brand ms hsFeaks
uie&ssinsl Pssposss. For sale o the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents.
fe2a i'll Old I.eyee nesr ST. Louis street
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nLD AND PUItE RYE UHISk Y-IuU aarre.
" warranted nid and pure. in and f.r sale by
EsIt a, n $500.
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Nh A0aslN has ..6A4aGkaaNEk&Es
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE srEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
SHfNGI.E MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT
CIRCULAR SAWS
COTTON SEED HuIlgRs
CORN MILLS.
STEAM GAUGES
IRON, GAS AND MATER PIPEs
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
Al the aachinery Depot Of RIGH'D n. HARRISON,
all z Nos. q ana ~ vt rharss sarse..
NJ. IoAs IS aEksk4A1 GIVEN, HAT Hall.
apply 10 the tieiiei al Land .sninstpa
pcaie Of Bounty Land Warrant So T56 ACRES
Land issaed under ganssss o. "a Aze
the sanas having been mislad, last or stolen
G. n. SHAW
Nsw ufissJs June Is, 1860 sess it4w1s
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MAIL TRAIN at s A. NJ,
EXPRESS TRAIN at s A. NJ,
Both Of which make close connection Mt Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets 10 he olIogne nlaces at nrcea nar,ed:
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III HENRY GOLDMAN,
W DRUGsisT and APoTREcARY,
Nos. alsnd 30 Canal street.

Having sold the Store the Of Poydrss ard Bafenne
aeeis shall give my whole and entire atetion my Store
stIAted at Nos 81 and 50 Canal Thankful for the
lbeaily bestowed and the confidence
me, solicit a continuance Of he stne
shall always keep hand the variety of seeciai.
ties either Medicinal Chemical or Philosophical.
All preparations the bes i'll keep
any other.
Orders reg the country will ls6 the lowest rates. oI
cash or city &aceptnnces
fell w HENRY GnIDMbHN
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North, East and Wests

Two Daily Train. leave the Depot of the New Orleans Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad caope and Magnolia
| streets, as follows: - T. ~ ~
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6ER FOR BOSTON-Resniar Iine--The Al regu
kS%% 3 lar fast sailing packet bark Maria Morton,
hudson master, having most o. her cargo en-
GEO. W. HYNSGN CO., 50 Camp ST.
For passage apply captain board 20
rct. fy6
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Fran Atoals,n.


ArcHisos. X. ~, Mnrh IS
john A. I,ij~rmsn. G %. n. d 'e5e. q,
~ Moore, g. G. Bisir. J. l.. S'ush Isaac
u. Eaton. Esbt. MrchrI'. Wn,. Wserck
IIsidsy. Rsh' Wilson. Jas cari-lian, and
Col. Sins we're to-day appointed delegate
20 the Charleston C,nseniion BY the Demn.
cratic Teriiov,al Convention held 10 this
city. S'ephea A. u ,nalss Mss deciar' q
The choice .t'in. Convention tor The P.e-i
dency, sndlhe Cincinnati platform rehiiirm.
Cd. The Convention ~ss stormy. TIE
delegation is unsnimous Cor ponglss.
Ii the election Tor ctun,y officers. on the
20th inst. The entire Democratic TICKET was
elected by us maiori,y A,chi-on Guy and
township gave 100 Democratic m,j,r,ty.--
Ouly aboula halt vote " as polled.
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Burial OF Hon ". II Eissell.
SrrfNGrIrLD /

SrEisCfIELD. LII. NJ rch Il
The funeral ceremonies Of the Hon. W. III
Bisseli. late Governor of Illinois, took place
to-day. The attendance from the adjoining
towns and Chicago was very large. The
Military display was the iiaesr ever made il
the Stale. The remains were inferred with
the services q The Roman Catholic Church
The ceremonies thrr ughout were Of lie
most imposing character. Lsu, CIV Wool
was formally inaugurated Governor al 8
O'clock this aflernonn.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, NJ

WAsHis6T.E, March 20
The Committee on Territories in the
Senate directed its chairman OF the las,
meeting 10 prepare bills for Nevsds. Plies
Pesk. Dscots. and Arizona, IL tie ordinary
firm, 10 be submitted next Thursday. No
condition in regard 90 slavery was proposed
but may be beisre they are presented to the
Senate. The House Committee have The
subject sill under consideration. and will
probably osopt the Montreal boundary for
the new Territories proposed by the Senate,
z excluding Arizona. They intend. hos ever,
70 assert the princicl. distinctly in so,ne
form that slavery be not and cannot exi-,
in these Territories uRless esla bished BY
law. /.
The general appropriation bill mskes The
following provisipn For Pensions. $40.
600; Military Academy, $50 600: Indians.
$3.50 900; Consular and Dlplomstir exp-n-
So. Sl,0s2.Oo0 Fvrtifesiicns. SG05 600;
Army, $l3.9ss.0oO. The L gslatva Exc
cutive. ana Judiciary ext enss, $3.50 600;
sundry civil expenses, SO 1900; Navy,
Sl1 1s2 COS; efficiency 10 The Pus,oiic.
Department.. nearly Sc 10000 Tssl Sl5..
40 COO, on . net reduction BY The Cemmi,.
tee on Ways and Mesns u 81 1859 600
from the Secretary VI the Trsssury's esii
mrses.
The appropriations estimated FOR iha ser
vice " The fiscal year. ending with June
1861. mads BY former acts Of Congress. Of N
specific and definite character, amount ID
upwards Of Ss,lT4 COO; mskng. with The
above, total Of nearly $50 3fa 900 Tor the
service Of the next fiscal y-sr. Tae lsrges.
reduction BY the committee Wa $6i0O00l
lrosa The army estimates.
The number o. banks and bankers. on
the istc January. throughou, the United
States, according 20 the returns tf the
Treasury department was ! .563. The c,pi-
tai paid IL s42l $50 900. md the smOun, o.
specie on hand SIS, s94 co., The resources
u these banks including notes. loans, secu.
rites and real estate 10 stated at nearly oae
billion 81 dollars. and other liabilities a.
$53l 100000.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
concurrcd with the Posioffice Committee ia
restoring the inland mail service 10 re con-
dition that Il was IN when the last Congress
adjourned. and will report such provision
10 the Pos,oflice Appropriation bill.
Iii said tina, Elisha English has been ap
pointed y. s. Marshal Tor Iadlsns, IN place
of Robinson. deceased.
The bill fsr the suppression Of poygamy
IN Utah. will be again taken 40 |. the
House next Monday. l. i the same o wss
introduced iour years ago.
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WILLII6EVTLLE. Va N aTCE II
A letter from Howell! Cobb is publisnei,
in the course Of which he says: II must
Withdraw ny name Internationally from the
canvass. anu this letter il written for the
purpose e announcing 10 all who feel an
interest ~ the matter, aud particularly TO
the delegates from Georgia 10 The Charles.
ton Convention. thu, have done so."
AuGrsrA, March 2Ssh The cnrrcspon.
dent Of the Chronicle Of his ci'y, indicates
iha, Hon Howell C,kb il suiiabls candi-
date 70 be nominated by the Baltimore o..
position Convention u the event d Nj.
Douglas being nominated BY tbs Charle.; oa
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1TIt will be seen By the above no.
tice that the 30th Of May is the time
fixed upon for holding the district no
minating convention. 1t will devolve
upon orr county committee to call a
convention to appoint delegates to the
district convention. We hope when
the county committee issue their call,
It will he generally responded to, and
we will have no more as shiny attend
ed conventions as were the last two.
Dubois county should be particularly
interested in selecting the right men
rs delegates TO the district convention,
rs in addition to their votes for Con.
gresham, it will devolve upon them,
We suppose, in connection with the
delegates from Gibson and Pike coun-
ties, to select a candidate for State
Senator from this Senatorial district.
Dubois county is entitled to the can
didatc for this Office, and the other
COMMITTEES are willing to concedc il, il
we are united in putting forward our
man. We have heard Col. b. Il. Ed
nonston. Gen. John Able, and Dam.
Harris, Esq, spoken Of - candidates
for the nomination. Tie nomination
Of either Of these gentlemen wonld no
doubt prove satisfactory % the people
Of the county, and would, beyond per
adventure, secure his election. BIT
to secure the nomination We must
have . full delegation. and to secure
their appointment with the least in
convenience to the people, we would
suggest the week If April court as
the most suitable for holding our
county convention. What say you,
fellpw-citizensl
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JAsPER IL:
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Tie Democratic Convention TO nom
mate candidate for Congress in the
First Congressional District Of Indi-
ana, will assemble at Princeton, Glib
son county on
Wednesday, the 3oth day Of Nay, 1880,
and will be called to order III the hour
Of Q O'clock, "A. NJ. Of said day.
By order Of the Central Committee.
A. T. WHITrLESEY, Chm.
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Dcrasocratic state Ticket.

FIR Governor,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. o. Shelby
For Lieu,er ant Governor
DAVID TURTLE. Of Waite.
For Secretary Of Stale.
WILLIAM II. SCrLATER Of Wayne.
For Auditor Of State.
JOSEPH RISTINE Of Fsuntsin.
For Treasurer of State,
NATHANIEL i. CUNNINGHAM. vigo
For Attorney Genersl.
OSCAR d. HORD. Of Decatur.
For superintendent Public Instruction.
SAMUEL L. RUGG. Of Alien.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
CORNELIUS O'BRlEN.oi Dearborn.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
II. c. KERR, OF Floyd.
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O. "a rather curious case was decided
recently IN Ufbana, OHIO. TIE pl inlifF
Jare Brush, aIieg q that she WAS the wife
% one Reed Brush, an int mperste man
and that The defendant, Peter L,wsvn
though coguizan. q the habits Of her hus
adm, sold hin pint Of whisky on the 29lh
~ April last. 10 violation o. law, he becam Z
aud 10 his drunken IN ) chop.
ped of the LEFT iool d the plaintiff. In com
pensa'ion for this. he s-ked damages il HE
sum O $4,000 The defendant depicd the
allegations. aud introduced testimony u sub
stanis,e his denials. aud further offered 10
prove the immoral character d The plnintiff;
but the court decided that evidence on thr
latter point was insdmirsiple. Tie jury
gave verdict Of SIS 900 damages.
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We rcgre, % harm M, Jadge u, D,uler,
~ long The able and uprigt, Judge. ~ hi.
Common Pleas di-,ric', he's minated his 10
teniion Of retiring from he bench IL ID.
close II The present year. This viii no re-.
srei'ei by everybody N this district. Judge
d Dfulrr has won Tor himself most bril-
liant reputation ~i'h the barr aud the peo-
pie. 80 jnfisl aud cleve- gentlemen. H.
.c,Iremer from the bench viii be an a..
must irreparabIc loss. We learn that his
s'owios Crcui Cou't practice. has induced
h'm 10 take this step. In. field viii thus be
cpen 70 those who aspire 10 that direction. --
Among the rnss promnrnly before the
people ios Judge u the court. We sre those
d II g. Barkvell, pf r 'ck por; DR.. Thvmp-
son Of Rome, Mr.. Clark. oi Lsas enwurth.-
kockport ID 'morra,.
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0TThs sxcitemen. IN regard the Pen.
nysIvsnis oil springs does no, sba,s, sol
their yield does not diminish q OIL. Ons
gentlemen 81 Union recently commence,
boring, and atise depth u i'ny.eigh, tee,
struck vein which yields twelve barrel. >
|oiI per dsy. 0lhers, iron greater depth
'srs sscursios thirty barsIs per isy.
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GA Rockpou correspondent or The
EvsnsviIle Journal says: hear that one
d our most prominent iawyers, Dir. r. r..
DeBruer, il about 70 don the ministerial
robe. lie occupied the Methodist pulpit
here no. long since, and made quite suc-
ce,siui debut IN his new character.
a vein Of lead has been struck IL our
cosi mines. All, bids lair 20 b. Of gres,
i'm porsance. Il u creating some excitement
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OF The Democracy Of the THIRD Con.
eressionaI District ~ Maryland elected ID u.
glas delegates to Charleston und adopted The
folowine resolutions:
Resolved. That 'hr delegates elected nom
This Convention 70 represent Tie Third Con-
gressionsl District il the Charleston Con-
veniion. be, aud hereby IRE requested 10 u~e
all fair and honorable means 10 secure The
oomInation % The Hon. = ephen A. DoueInr
Of Illinois ss . candidate tor Tie Presidency
u the United States.
Resolved. Thst We will boil with excIamn.
tons o. ioy the nomination Of The I.ule Gi-
sntS 81 The West ss : candid te Tor Pr.si-
dsnt OF the Union, bur pledge oursev =
sinr'y and collectively 70 give to The NOM
ners Of Charleston. whoever they b., our
tfm and undivided support, aud We viii use
all fair and proper means 20 secure their
election. believing, ss we do, IL tb- language
~ distinguished statesmen. TINT "Men are
but the beings Of a summers flower, they
are here 10 day and gone 10 morrow, while
principles pass from generation 10 genera.
tion, and are eternal
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Lacked IioKAs We saw the other day
two pair Of burk'- horns 20 tightly locked
Together That an ordinary man c.u'dnol sep.
nss.e them. They were ihr horns Of tso
bucks lhs' had taken q little "set TO-" and
while fighting got their iorns locked. In
Their r'rueges 10 tree themselves they fell
into Pa,oka river, whore they we're cap.
lured BY Mr. Nicaoas Warrck beIvre they
drowned - PInce'on Clarion.
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I uSf RECEIVED sns for sals rhssps,
~ than ever ~ the Cl,ssr Cab Ssose :
fire sssoriment Of rrinss D~Isines, Girs.
hams Deh"'ss. Lue.er Plain aad barred ".
,onnri's. spring shswis "f lie lstess ssyls
L'iir- collars. Dress ,sims ings. Ribbon
noes Edgings &c. alsv fine assortment Of
sdymsde rio'hirg. IIa,s and Caps boots
and shoes, Groceries. Hardware ana Cut.
''try. March 81.
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1.-THE Methodist missionary, Just
returned from q Thirteen years resi-
dence in China, states that the Church
Of Rome has been established there
for over two hundred wears.
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Us hereby given ihn' the under.ien will
4 appy 81 TIE Marcel, tcrm. lcCv. ~ ~,
ID ,b"is Csu.lv COMMITS sion.r-, und.r lh.
pr",i-iorS ~ M act eniiilrd "An act 10 ~
gu'afe and liccnsc ,be sale al spifi,uous. vi.
nous. mai', aud 9th : ininxicaiing hqu.r..''
~ and upon me premises uccuDied by him.
the rr' else location 81 which is a. ioluws
Lots NJ II and AZ Ia The Town 81 Giles
'ne, Hall tovnship. Dubois county, Ind
And The citizens ~ said TOW nship will take
due notice ,hsrenf.
april 4. 1907 EDWARD BOIART.
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XsHEEE will b. sold ~ ma lie snie m the
.sb day q Aprsi, 1860. II one .'eiock
4 NJ, ou NE rfrnnstr, me nur'n ~sst ou.-
quarter o' me n"rih east qu-r,r 81 section
t"iFy live, township one. north range nv.
west; ais" ihfee acres III HE south part o
e." -ouih rasi nusr,sr ~ section 4 en'r.-ix
same town and rangs--knvwns ~ thr Unon
Church land - the county VI Dubois, ana
state 81 ind,sna
Term - One.balf cash, the balance n
Twelve mouths. purchaser giying note, With
good free no q security.
A.. Il. KEi.Sn.
NJ HOPKINS.
5 BINLER
JOHN MCDONALD
nnri 1850 JOHN FISHER.
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Georgia Democratic Convention.

MILLEDcEvILLE, Ga, March Is.
The ID mocra'r C,nven.lon hss adjourn
ed zine die. Nearly ull the old delegates
were reappoInt.d. The December resolu-
tons we're vetoed-163 10 ia. 10 Presi-
Dental candidate was recommended.
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1.-THE election last Monday went
on very quietly. The following are
the officers elected, SO far as We have
heard:
cambridge township-Trustcc, s.
j. Cromer; Justice Of the Peace, s.
Rose; Ccnstables, A. Eckcrt, A. Til
man; Supervisor in town district, s.
Kuebicr.
Patoka-Trustec, L. B. Shively.
Colu,nbia--Trustcc, VIM. Harris.
Hall-Trustcc--Jacob Denbo.
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THE WHIST In ccnvers.tion with a
number ~ wei; in'ormtd farmers. ae gath.
~ the glpomie-, accounts 81 the prospect 81
the groeing wheat in Knox county II il
'heir upihipn that not one Third Of crop
VIII be raised the present season V,ncen-
re- San.
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UThe Beds'd Independent says
that two men, brothers, by the name Of
Jolly, and living in Lawrence county,
lately split 1880 rails in ono day
Some time since one Of the same Young
men cnt and split six cords Of wood in
one day.
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81 i n Id,

On March q NJ. 1850, Mr.. WV Jrwer..
o. March 10 h. Mr. P,LLy JEWEL.
o. M'rch u =, Mr. ISAAC TAYLOR.
The tbcve persons were all members D.
one family. A more remarkable case 81
tsnil; is'aIily has been seldom known.
One April an. DAyID PAR9ER. sged pbou'
4 y-uf-. child of WIN. parket and wiie
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1.-THE Richmond Enquirer says:
The delegates, altcrnates, and visi-
tor 70 the Charleston Convention,
from Virginia, will be carried Il
Charleston, boarded on the stcamc,
Yorktown, and returned to Richmond
~ the sum Of fifsy dollars. No extra
c : whatever. The lodging vii
% y comfortable tertLs aud state
SDoms.n
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NOTICE is hereby given thu L will sell
: = ~ r"oi'c auction, ~ Thursdsv. April
y a. 1850, - M late residence Of the d..
ccdr"', al 'he prrs"nnl properly not taken
ny NE widow. % Morton Jones. is'e 81 Do.
b"s couniv. decas q. consisting Of rsuIs.
sheep farming utensils. and household tur.
nntf., dc
Term ~ Sal--A credit Of nine mon,hs
vii ne gwen on oil sums over three dollars.
purchaser giving hi- nn'e with approved -.
cnriiv. viewing 'nntion aud sppssi.~m.n,
laws. und bearing interest from date Of al.
DANIEL JONES. Adn.'r.
Mach 81 l.G0-3v.
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0rA pedsgogue vas about % nog . pu-
Pill ior having said be as tool. when The
boy cried vus. On. do.'s! | Won't call you
10 any moss-III never ssy WIZ, think,
again