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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

- There are on the docket of the U. $; Supreme Court upwards of three hundred eases. about forty of which are on an appeal from the California courts relative to land claims. involving millions of dollars.
 - Both houses of the Tennessee, Legisla, ture have passed bill to abolish the office ol State Geologist.
 - There are in the United States, hfty-hy' different religious orders belonging to the Catholic church-twenty-fou of men, an' thirty-one of women.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
NOTICE.

TTAVING sold our entire interest in the \ IL Dry Goods business to Messrs. Hayley & Erwin, we cheerfully recommend them to our old patrons and customers, aud guarantee to those trading with them that they will be satisfactorily accommodated.
 J. A. FRITH & co. N. B.~Al indebte6by note or account to the late firm of J. A. Firth < Co.,, are respect fully requested to call at the old stand and settle immediately. J. A. F. X Co. Des Arc, Feb. 1, 1860. Pm.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

fcs# We are pleased to learnthat Mr. JOHN NEWMAN has become sub-contractor on mall route No. 7832, from Des Arc, via Jones Hill to Cotton Plant St. Francis county, and that this mail will hereafter be promptly car ried The public would be greatly benefitted if the time of the arrival and departure couio be changed. An effort will shortly be made to accomplish this matter.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
c. A. HUDSON, CARPENTER AND JoINEI

c. A. HUDSON, CARPENTER AND JoINER' Erc.-We invite attention to Mr. Judson's card in our columns. He has been resident of Des Arc during the past six years, and has constantly followed his vocation, Re- centlv he has erected an excellent shop Tn a central location, and as usual, is both ready and willing to accommodate all who may give hrm call, with work in his line. But-read rh
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

We are in possession of specimens of the first volume, which, together with the second volume, will be ready for de- livery in May next, the third volume as soon thereafter as possible.
 Prof. CRA1cHEAD has authorized us to receive subscriptions at Des Arc, Hickory Plain. Atlanta, and Stony Point. Per- sons in Des Arc and vicinity wishing to subscribe are requested to call at the " Citizen Office" An agent will visit the above named places in a short time.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
presbytevian Church.

Rev. D L. Gray. will preach at the Presby terian Church in Des Arc, on the 2d and 4tl sabbaths of each month, during the yea 1860
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

Santord's Celebrated Stra~ Cutters
 rUST received and for sale, at reduced pri. .D ces, a lot of Sanford's 40 blade Straw Cutters. Tjan4l J. H. QUlSENBERRY
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Executors Sale.

TN conformance with an order of the Pro- | bate Court of Prairie county, Arkansas, granted at the January term thereof, 1S60. will, as Executor of the Estate of Geo. A. H.. Smart. deceased, offer at public sale at the courthouse door In the town of Brownsville, in said county, on the a9th day of May next; the fo lowing property, viz One negro girl named Lucy, aged abont 28 years; Two negro boys, one aged about 10 years the other about years. Sale within lawful hours.
 TERMs-One-third cash--balance on the 1st January, 1861. Bond with approved secu- rity will be required JAMES SMART,
 ian15-3m Executor.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
.gtask Receiced,

A LOT of whips and OK lashes, martingales, A. mule and horse collars, names, saddle bags and brides. IS Buena Vista, Texas and Spanish saddle trees, trunks, stirup feathers and saddIers stitching thread, for sale 6y
 '"s ssba- J. H. QUISENBERRY.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
rses Arc Station-- WethOd st Epis.
 cOpaH Church., SOnths

M. c. MANLEY. Preacher in Charge. Divine service will be held at Watkins Chapel, every Sunday morning. Also, every Sunday night.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
STRAYED!

T,ROM the subscriber. living at (Wants H Landing) formerly Taylor's Bend, four miles S. E. of Des Arc, about the 9th Novem- Der last, three work Oxen One of a dun color Lone of red color branded with w on the shoulder-the other black OK, white Face. will give liberal reward for the delivery of said oxen to me, or for information, so that can get thetn. WALTER WANT.
 January %, iS60.-fm.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
DEvALL's BLUFF, Ark,

DEvALL's BLUFF, Ark,
 January 30th, '60 EDITOR CITIzEN--Please announce my name as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prairie County, at the ensuing August election. Very respectfully. &c, feb 15 J. w. BLANTON. 0T We are authorized to announce WM. H. ENGLAND as candidate for reelection for Clerk of Prairie county, at the next August election. febS
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
MARKETS, &c.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, 2 Wednesday,. February p. 1860. {
COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK.

COTTON RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK. A. Stewart & Bro's., received 46 bales 29 of which they bought at sa@1oc.
 W. B. Crocker & Co.,, received 16 bales, which they bought at sf@1osc.
 Hayley & Erwin received 5 bales. c. S J. McLaren & Co.,, received bales.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
R. R. R.

Nb sse fss ID ADWAY'S REGULATING PrLLs.- " Dr. Radway & Co. have recently discover ed method for extracting from roots, herbs, plants and gums, a nutritious extract of such wonderful nourishing power - which they have combined with Railways Regulating Pilis-that six of these Pills will supply the blood with the same amount of nutrition as one ounce of ordinary bread; so that, while the system is undergoing thol cugh physicing, and regulating process, it daily becomes strengthened.
 Persons afflicted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Heart Diseases, Fulness of Blood and ali Females who are subject to Irregulari- ties, Hysteria, &c., are particularly recom mended to use these Pills. They are pleasant to take-elegantly coated with gum-free from taste, and will not gripe, sicken or weaka en the system, or leave the bowels costive. Mothers nursing should likewise take one or two of these Pills once or twice per week. They will not only keep your system healthy and regular, but will protect your infants against cramp and pains in the stomach, and insure not only healthy child, but wifi in- vest every child, thus suckled, with a sweet disposition.
 RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS Regulate each and every organ of the system, and correct all Arrangement of the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Heart and Kidneys.
 THEY CURE
 Costiveness, Indigestion.
 Heart Burn, Dyspepsia,
 Billiousness, Constipation, Dropsy, Head -ache,
 Palpita,ion Congestion. of the Heart, &c., &c.,, &c.
 They are entirely vegetable and harmless; an infant at the breast can take them with safety, and persons who are subject to fits of Apoplexy, Epleptic, Heart Diseases, &c., should always keep box on hand.
 Price 25 cents. Ask for Railways Regua- tors, or Regulating Pills. [2]
 For sale by D. P. Black & Co.,, Druggists Des Arc, Arlxanss.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

Stock on hand not cleared .... ....... 574 S03
 SUGAR-There is some demand, but with a rather heavy market, and we notice sales of about 20o0 hhds. at easier prices for buyers, without any quotable decline Fair to fully fair 64@7ac. g fb.
 MoLAssEs-Prices are lower, and about 1900 bbs. have been sold at 35@37ac. for ordinary, fermenting, etc., and 3S@40c. g gallon for prime to choice, with 150 half bbls. at 41@44c. 8 gallon
 CoFFEE-Sales 400 bags, of which 250 at 11s@11Sc.; 200 at 12c.; 100 at 12ac.; TOO at 12fc., and 100 at 12ae. SR b.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

N1p The alarm of fire on Thursday evening, was caused by the burning out of chimney at the Des Arc Hotel. N
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Cattle Market.

JEFFEK5UN EtUs IO' Arrived to-day 90 Western Reeves, 32 Cows and S1 Veal Cattle. A good demand prevailed. The stock on sale comprised this evening about 200 Western Cattle, 300 Hogs, 80 Milch Cows and 75 Veal Cattle, but the market closed bare of Sheep and Texas Cattle. We quote |:
 PRICES. Beef Cattle (Western )--fne..... 9@9t Bf Cattle (Western )--2d quality. 7@8a Bf (Texas)-1st quality, R head. 20Cg30 Bf (Texas)-2d quality, P head. 10@l8 Hogs B fb. nett ..... .... ........ S@9d Sheep. in lots, Ss head--choice 4@5.50 Sheep, in lots, 8 8head--inferior.. O. Milch Cows, g head ...... .......3 30 @55 Milcb Cows. (choice) ...... ..60 go Veal Cattle .... .... ............. s. s.0O@l1 00 Veal Cattle (per head .... ...... 7.00f@10 | Calves and Yearlings .... ...... 5.00@9 .00'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
NnTiCE,

IL persons indebted to me for the pur- A chase of property in Des Arc, must make prompt payments.
 feb1:tf D. r. CAlLiN.-
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
New Orleans Market.
conRrcrrp wEEKLY.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 16. CoTToN-The demand was only moderate to-day, with sales of about 9500 bales at ir- regular and easy prices for the lower quali- ties, though we make few changes in our quotations:-
 Inferior ....507 Middling 10s@1l Ordinary ...... 74@sI Good Mid'g 11a@l2 Good Ordinaryss@ g Mid'g Fair. l2a @12a Low Middling 9s@104 Fair...... e. STATEMENT OF COTTON. Stock on hand 1st Sept, 1S59.. bales 26.445 Arrived to date. eco 1 .690.924 Arrived to-day.... ll.2S4 --1.7 .702.20o
 1.728.653 Exported to date ........ l.137.145 Exported to-day ..... 16.705 --1 .153. $50
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS APPEAL OFFICE,
 Saturday February IS. '60

OOs CoTToN.-The continued and heavy rain yesterday, added to other depressing iniu- ences, kept business to very low ebb yester- day. giving nothing of interest to report.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

LIGHT and heavy, Single and sN5N7 Two Horse Flows justreceived ss4sAs4ssxz and for sale by
 feb18-1 A. STEWART & BRo's.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

 R5F We are authorized announce J. M KING. as candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff of Prairie Connty-subJect to the decision of the Democratic County Convention-should one be held. [febl5 TO the Voters q f Prairie Ca., Ark. am candidate for Sheriff of said county, at the election to be held on the first Monday in August, next. VIM. A. PLUNKETT. JANUARY 4, 1S60.'
 BROWNSVILLE, ARK.,
 June 28, 1859. ] MR. EDITOR Permit me to announce my- self as candidate for Sheriff, at the elec- tion to be held in August, 1860; subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conven- tion, should one be held
 w. E. RAULSTON.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22
CASTOR OH.
AVEaY,S FLOWS.

A SUPERIOR article, just received and A for sale by A. STEWART & BROS
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-22

WIFE have now in Store large assortment
 w of "Cooking and Heating Stoves," completely trimmed, for sale low. Call and examine. TfeblS1 A. STEWART & BROS.
, 1860-01-31

The receipts Of Hogs, lire and dressed, since
Saturday, were :tcs; aud The market for both
.zin.lk vas buuJant and advanced about l0c-
sales Of dressed ranging from s5.ssltaG.e0, aad
live at $4:115t35.o5. A 1usnbeE Of tue p: cke:s
are sti1l under inli headway, and there is a!so Il
good demand by shippers
There was less activity in thu Provision luar-
hct to-day but prices still tend upward. Ness
Pork was in demand al *1c.o3; but there is
little offering, and VIC have hut - report sales
Of 100 bbis City Ness and 100 bb!s Milwaukee
Mess delivered hcre) Mt s1c.oo. bulk Meats
xere iu good request, aud prices advanced !c,
with sales Of shout II 900 pcs &: &C aud Sic
packed. Lard is eagerly inquired for, but tie
stock Is light, and it is mostly l'c1d Ut loic-
buyers offering 1oc, nt which lh0 bbls we're sold.
Tailcw scarce and firm ut l0c.
The Flour market was dull and snles were
limited at *4.7o@i.so for good TO cAoIce Spring
extrs, and ss.75@4.o3 for Spring supe1tine.
1ybeat opened with considerable iru,neas, aud
10 Spring was IN good demand at SIC; but
:s1ler the receip. Of the New York tiispatchcsi 1t
fell to see, at syhici several car loads gere sold
closing, however: Yery firm at that figure.
Coru Was quiet and sc lower. with sales Of abont
7.,oou bushels ct 47s@lsc for No i; *4@443c
for No g. and Al gallo for Rejected. Oats were
more active ut Saturdays prices, With sales nj
: sec for No !, and SOC for Rejected. Rye in fair
demand sna firm, with SALES ii s0@ Sc. barley
.quief 1t 6sc for No ! in stare. 1Iigiwines dull
and 3e lover sales being made Ut eo.c. Tino-
, 1860-01-31


NEW loaK, Ian. GA number of Democrat
ic politicians arn here viii. reference to the aucs-
tlon Of the Admission Of Kansas. Soutttrnssen-
u.o1s propose altering the Western boundary,
which is on the 25tI, meridian of .itude We3t
from Washington, under the Wyandottc Con-
sstution. extending it to the summit Of the
Rocky Mountains and tue Northera side to tte
Platte River. This alteration is }csigu~.l to
make the State Democratic By Including O.Nn'
settlers ut Pixies Penk. 1fpassed it would re-
quirc new election for Congress and 1.cgisla-
ture. The programme il for the Senats. to
amend the House bill, stated. ass: in fte event
Of its refusal to accept the modification, to rx-
cludc kan+as the present session.
Russell l. Majors, Government contractors,
intend starting a Courier Express hctwcen St.
Joseph mud Carson City, which is s1e western
'erulinuS Of tie California Telegraph, by the I'd
Of April. Preparatory orders have already
been given. The distance is 900 miles, wh:ct,
it is proposed tn travci il eight days by horse
relay every twenty live miles, thus reducing
the Communication between New York md San
Francisco within ten DAYS. The ccst Of DIS
patches to Carson City will he fire dollars !.
piece. 1t is estimated that sl,e Courier can carry
~ pounds Of matter. 1hry arc to start frcn,
~~eh t~~nr:aus es ta~ -a1nccrfn.=. TEe=c ruu-
tractors hare stations and horses on the whole
route. md only need organization tn commence
services.
The Washington correspondence Q! the Com
ntrrldt .farer;tefr, says: Should Jir. P.nning-
ton be elected Speaker, Nr. Foruev viii doubt
less be cl'osen Clerk IF the House; Me uufI:
Goodnow. Of New York, Doorkecper, and
either Alr. Boyington Of Missouri. Mr. Sctuu.er
Of Massachusetts, 1r Mr. Lucas, Postmaster.
Nicholson made Southern speeci,.
arEn1n~ for its Independence ia csse all tl1e
warnings Of tie South were tlircgarAed.
, 1860-01-31

FAfx ALWAYS ~ tnn AND T.xx - Cvwx l., nf
aS1 o1nxa l-rre:
ASK FOR Tlckkrs By rrrrsnriu;ll.
syiF:assa l.-i:rta4s n.a. 81 III st.e
GREAT wasT. AZ" '"'4
e;aDsSias e Fl T. e. v ss Iss Or ,x, \: r..
with IN. >a.ln tE.. ~ assan:s y Re-, IL ,rurrcl,I
b. ,s>:'tp r. Ftex J. ani tse Travelling ,'utl.s.
se!:ter": the f"'. -Assl4ts lie Company;
i. 4. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
~ F:,s;A Co. z,2er le. a.. j. j. taha,tn,. Ripley,
:,:nvs,. s. ss e.. !raksis 1tm y issreI iss il !:
n'r"S g" '!;s:;.h: uhcsn ! l1!ss'. Tin.
s:!e; ;,:Et@y $''" Esa1.si:; id: \. y. ass-
;:: &s e. - 4i e a'". NJ" Il i; a'*:S; Sss
41se Greatest Facilities offered for the
FSs.~* ito" asst Speedy 'rrMll*.
porsatfon OF LlSI: STOCK:
A. VIII, a.ul privileges forpsr
ElsE1;TITS.
~ 'hls ';.rts Ffs'st+ q y: csser,sr~ can he fc.-
kertussy ntta i'lsol., W..e..,u Iowa ., Missouri
&. k4l "-a iii" l. *
TIE reunsyl .:a sI'zoY' ais, connects a, PITTSBURGH
r"rs on ts sh, Nu.k Ksi.saeIy Tenr. ~ rn.
III % stf .al J. i .tsSs,. ~! :aa taas
;:tssso with s.au'r.si' u: r.4ts ths xoishpys,srn
s a ia H. ihss G sn n: 9 ,xE ~ s It
- ! :t;sA: sn f,e. IN .ny ,.,n, Ia ,hs Wet
sar:. " ss'sr H. %u.rs:.r.. '"''''0e
II artisN;sr 7. ,.I..k r.ekAt "yn rxx~4. L r."
NAG ;AW j EGoSs: : S.1sh s.zs.t. ua,stn,oss.
LEt,'Ma.1 ~; :: sat. street. !,o,s,n.
nE- ;i,M MHsTeS !:;lfs':t s Philadelphia.
, 1860-01-31

NEW OnIEASs, Jan. Gt;h.-The United States
Steam Corvette brooklyn, from Vera Cruz, o4.l,
inst., touched 4: the mouth Of the river ycster-
day, on her way to Pensacola for coal and pro-
risions.
Minister McLaue was passenger aud CAME
to this city in the Moses Taylor which arrived
today from New York ria llavana. 3tr,
NcLaue will remain here week, after which
he will return to Vera Cruz in tic Ercoklvr.
Mr. McG4ane has impor1ar. dispatches for
the government, aud awaits te'egrapllc instruc.
tions.
AEairs ut Vera Cruz were quiet.
Dctachmcnts OF mariues have been stationed
at Tumpico and Maz-t!an for the protection of
American citizens, in consequence Of Niranon's
threatened expedition to the cs,l.t.
The sloop of.war Saratoga was ut Vera Cruz
and the Savannah was expected daily.
Advices frou, the city Of Mcxics, are to the
10Th inst.
MiFauon was preparing m expedition against
Gen. Cayajal at the Lnsca..
The clergy refused Miranon funds for lis
Vera Cruz expedition. considering it Il -uss tn
get the money. Airamon proposed starting GU
the 2Stll.
! proclamation By 3firatnon again protests
against the McLanc trecty.
The British Minister lad presented his ulli-
matun1. demanding indcmnilles.
Tho Liberals bare taken nil the Pacific ports
captured By Miramon.
, 1860-01-31

placed On the tubing amounted to several hun
dred tons; without any perceptib1e effect. when
entirely disappeared, 50 that the materials en-
P'oEed IN the operation rested On the ground;
On removing the rubbish it was found that the
tc5ing had descended thirty feet What con-
i,ecuon. i anT, there j. between this fact and
the shock OF earthquake, science may or may
hos solve eit.-cAarlesfan Is. C) Atr., elst.
Mr.. Andrews, proprietor Of the Delavan
lWls.) .sostTttgn has been arrested for arson, in
firing bis own ot:ce, By which The destructive
fire occurred lew weeks since.
, 1860-01-31

siEw YoRx, jan. 5o.--A grand banquet Of tho
National Democratic Delegates from the East
ern section Of tic State to the Charleston Con-
In addition to tlls delegates, there were large
number of distinguished gentlemen present NJ
invited guests. The best feeling prevailed. aud
among those WHO made speeches were Hon,
Fernando Wood. Greeue e. Bronson, Jas, !.
Tooseyelt, and J. Sutherland. Several dele
gates from the interior Of the State we.e also
present.
, 1860-01-31

REEARx11Lz Observation-Disclosures tho ac-
compartments oG lhe shock OF the earthquake,
NE hnve to record one not the least surprising:
Of the subterrauean phenomena by whitli it msy
sisn well had bern prosecuted until tue d-ptl
had been reached Of SO feet on the 3ist u
Match last, when it was arrested by ~ oh;truc-
ton. which it was impossible to Penetrate or to
remore by pressure the boring having preri.
ously reached a depth Of as0 feet. The weights
, 1860-01-31
Printing Establishment
De4lrDycd.

New York. jan so.-Bs the fire yesterday,
Messrs- Wynkoof, Ho11eubecs 4 Thomas lo:s
$4,000; insurance. sE1,.hn. In addition to
their own immediate work, W., II. & T. did the
prcsswork of the L<do<r. New York Msrrarv.
Koryy's Nust4fnn 4: CAiid. la5inff, the Sv;r;f
# tie 71in.es, Cogch lNdf.r'< .kaga=inf, Rid.
seIY almanac, and other periodicals. Mr. Bcn-
ners lots stock, presses, plates, &c, will nut
fall far short Of s3s';eot; inspred SIT ono. The
losses Of the other publications we're small.
Ward, Close 4 Cc.'s loss was IT.. .l"A1-fully in.
sured.. Various other minor losses were sus-
tained
, 1860-01-31

MEIor;s STATION, Jan. S1-Thc OycrInud
Nail. with California dates to ti,c 10Th. has ar.
rived.
Gov. Latham was inausurated on The 9Th.
The Senatorial question is the all ebsorbiog
topic.
The mining news is favorable from, Oregon,
A!vices from Trbac, Arizona, suy that the
Indians at Apache Pass have given iutimatious
Of extensive preparations 1or The total exterui-
nation Of tie Overland Mail through their
eouutry, to be followed by descent upon tie
settlements.
Since the return of the trrers rom their
recent campaign, the Indians have become more
troublesome.
, 1860-01-31

CrscrssAr1; Jan. :o-Whiter,nrsh's Gotten
Press, containing a,11> bales oil cotton, l5t
hhds. Of sugar, lot Of nsolas=es. thirteen csr-
riages. son1s stage coaehes, and lot Of meg-
1nhnndse whs destroyed by, fire At Houston.
Texas, the 18Th. loss slzo,ef. Insurance not
asctrtaiued.
, 1860-01-31

T0fa;f SA.H:1s..s
It will he seen, by tho above, that the out
standing circulation amounts to 1851 ,'23, and
is based upon nh aggregate Of State and otlvr
stock securities to fhc nnluuut OF 81 s2s oi4 III.
This shows IN excess of securities Of ss4;,-
:eI.C1. mud it is said, by those familiar with
tie subject, thut they au,oug thc best in the
market. lit order l:iat ourreaders may gee how
these stocks ure divided, We sni;oin statement
.s,t,rt rfinttr rnrrarf.
, 1860-01-31

LEr.'ii Nj. STAT. street yo.t,n.
II. H. HtN-SToN. tel F:si;;t II T.:;.t,e}rb,.
e.,o. /; W. -, t;c"t t!lcke, Ast lA:Iaas'!.ha.
inb~. .st1}E3. siro1 :ttt't At.,ra, ~ il -.At1y
, 1860-01-31

l:s G 4co ftst quality e1ttlt from q 9t93 &4.
salee "f 10 csinasy cattle from easGl2.S to o..
Sales 1t sorae Inferior ii Low asel.
dood cattle ste In ave desnc Advance Of a1ort
Ato soT al1ppnF sevexl Eastern men on tie natke,
ara now uaac 10 get ce at WILL .nswer tor tho Eale
rnarketa.
Go fat sheep would se readiIy fona 4sG1 IL A. tx
bct none On the market.
aai's Of .sas hogs from aa.5oa 4.Fs to <ioaass5
Sales of u cows and calves from s:s to 40 heal
We Elve the Average price, Ms folIows:-
, 1860-01-31

We tiAd by referring to The Auditors report.
shat the outstanding circulation of tile banE* OIL
The 1st oi December. 1e:s, umounled to $C.coo,-
l.2. This was secured i,v ii .tetosi1e Of stocks
IL the amount of i,Gi1..", sl,e market vail
Il. Of Which, ii tlsat date, was So. 4e.145?s
showing tic caccsS Of securities to he *;i'3,,-
san
, 1860-01-31

Yhe aggregate yo:e wss lessened b. AessFa:
Pennington, and Smith ot !; G.. not yot.ng:
Republican side denauded syes aud noes,
ur. Clemena wantcd 70 know whether the
Democratic side intended resorting to. parlla-
meutary tactics to prevent m election.
Mr. Houston cid not understand that any one
On thar side wisi ed tc do 50:
ls3-and again vosed When the nanle Of Ar.
Riggs was called, he said he had been informed
, 1860-01-31
Death ofa CuIlcuc proft4xar.

New YoRK. Jan. So.-Rer. .Ioscpl, Addison
Alexander, Professor in the Theological Semi
nary Of the Presbyterian Church n: Eriucettl.
n. j., died a: that PLACE on Saturday afternoon
, 1860-01-31
HOFEAIANN & GEI:pCKE.
.E.4.1.h Ef:S,
~ d IG LASXLLE STREE.
Banking Department.

Banking Department.
pcgo.: rssis.a on 'a,rss: ,s Asss. fo nane; +!
tee ~ n,net. se aov in ls
sptsa! az, er3e''s h.re btc3 aae to ,h.t effect
la,crs,s Wit VII be aIoxs ''7't '' "''"
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
viii le allowed deposits sll's ,r cpsasu .hs
1sss nss .s IL ill., !'fs % !.
deposited
COLLECTION DEpARTmEST.
Collections IN Chicago 1'a' and p,cssl. reuitsd
tay e ls, T. sn5 w. e E1sa1r ha orlS
rc.p!t,ed M favorable ;e1C1..
DOMESTIC ExC1sANGE uEpA1kT.
mENT.
wed7w Sight or, 1!ms BIZ. on thc rs::e IA, cl.e.o
the Eniun, ayapa1s ..IY the rn cd States or
s;4 ::
sEpcrz DEPARTMENT.
tay and So OF Commission e.:hs: 2! ca.cso q
Falway Sc bonis alG SICK, Our ccnsce ions Ia M;
yo1z .ue rremp: anu judcous attention
10 aug or1cE entrusted 10 our c4fe-
Eo1sEtcN Dht.ARMTENT.
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