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Opelousas, June 9th, 1860.

COMMERCIAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.
JOSEPH BLOCH, SOL FIRNBERG&. :. E.. L0FB
THVHE undersigned entered into COM
~ mercial partnership, on the 1st Of
March 1860, for the purpose of carrying on
general Dry Good Business in Gpelousas.
They tender their services to the public
at the Brick Store, heretofore occupied by
irsiber afH4 aH4l tie tie Ptst1;ot Of Of
Zee Their stock will soon be complete
and customers shall not mplain at prices.
BLOCH, FIRNBERG SEQ.
Opelousas March 3rd, 1860.
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9sso j IlHggl ~ Y lh0Ro
tosiuforn his patrons and friends and
4 Aa sas pablic generally that he has established
VI, LaI,tiry steer between the Office of Messis
md Garland aud that Of Mr. 6. a. Muutor,,
liass he will beready at any aud all tirnes 70 ~
t s thuse whu may favor him with acaIl.
Vpsllatsas HAY bill, Il 8gl1.Iy
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sugar Will for sale.

a good horse power Sugar Mill, with set of
a kettles, all in good order, will be sold at a
moderate price. Apply to John P. Hudson Belle
vue, or at the Office of the 0pelousas Courier.
June 9Th, 1860.
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y. WI. w WaaETE, Carpenter.

y. M. w Ha,FE, Carpenter,
nFFER7 his services to the citizens of Ope.
~ lousas and vicinity who need any thing in
his line of business
%Jobs done promptly. in workmanlike man
hef' anu charges moderate. IJuiy 21.-1y
FRESH SUPPLY OF FURNTTuRE.
The undersigned.has just arrived from the
k City with complete assortment of fine
furniture; such as
ARMOlRS, sOPHAS,
bEDsiEADS. TOILETS,
CHAIRS, ETC. etc.
The best articles at moderate prices, NAV now
be found at the Furniture store of
LOUIS WAITER.
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Carriage Depository.

.Bw T. THE undersigned keeps constantly
AIL. on hand at NEW ORLEANS PRL
C. --Ss12--CESI FOR CASH OR CITY &c.
sGEPT.dNCE sSs ~
Fine Buggys, Rockways, Hacks and sulkys, to-
gether with Harness, Whips and Poles to accom-
;pany, or they will be sold separately
JOSEPH GIBBS.
Opelousas Octnber lst 1850. %ss
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HORSE. BREAKING.

ag HORSE BREAKING.
p ~ THE undersigned will tame
0YS and gentle both wild and spoiled
- horses, making them 60 quietly
and kindly either under tie saddleor in har-
ness. He7win ride or drive any horse which
may be brought to him free Of charge.
He will break horses Of sill bad tricks, aud
guarantee them 70 60 kindly any where at
the following prices: zz.ss.s. x
For spoiled horses .sssH 8 10 each.
-" Wild -. - T. &s4 s each.
.-.-....s G.. 3. MILLER.
June 23rd, 1880 If. f..s.--..--..--......-..-.-
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OpeIeusas August lsth, 1860. sss


TRAlsT On EAN ND !, III easilring 900 superb.
IN aiai afpeats tnore On less, Situated In tne
Farfsff of IT. landry, tue place called ans ~
For further particH liars, apply ~ .M Daire, aa
Iate III III the otice4 pf shs l,sasaas
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II spiishtly negress, from u to 10 years old::-
|aaa that cam be IecoumaHsiesl las gaosl nurse.
slllI Harris ~ Rrnther, Washington, y
EAssaf1. lRfsD
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Bell Cheney Springs for Sale,

The undersigned will sell, at
iii private sale, the well known and
fs popular watering place, BELL
essz9s frIog,o,, Sn,.:,2 ne ~
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1899 Acres OfHlasad.

situated On either bank OF Bayou Rouge, Parish of
St. Landry. This tract Of land, lying above high
water mark, can be made, one OF the most desira-
BILE cotton plantation in the S. w. District of LOU
isiena.
CHEVIs & RITcHIE.
Land agents
Washington. La , July 7th, lseo.-tf. -
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4 10 m YlAbasN III .yA va ID rs
ie dActsos,eer ~ and 10r he Payass
saf 81, Landry
zZeelaers left At Big Cane post-O Ofiiea viii be
Ba.tIy attended To. Jan. 22s
II
4 Il R. ea.nsrR.R.y.E, fsssblss .aase III
xlFEICE at the Clerk uiics. MarksHille.
oyollss. att sales e.ltruste 90 Vi him will
sss prodlpt attenilo ion. Fob 25 1860 -Iy.
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Opelou&as, May 18th; 1860.
FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID SUGAR PLANTATION stu.
IA ated on the Bayou Boeut. consisting of 1900
arpenssofland well improves. sugar plantation
about ten miles above Washington in the Parish
OF St. Landry. - 'DuPRE, 4 GARLAND.
Opelousas, May 1at;., 1860.
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WAg1HlIMG2TO KTDT5I,s
FNHE above popular stand has again been re-
- aopenedby theundersignea. az ~
It is the most conveniently ioratsd house in the
town Of Washington, with large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up. yszsz4
The Accommodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the following prices:
Board and lodging per month, 8 1000
without Is 1910
g and % week 7,oe
+" day $50
D Attached to the Hote. is large and COM
modious stable, well supplied with corn, hay and
fodder, where horses will be taken care Of at the
following rates:
Per month, - . $1,000
Per week, - 7,oO
Per day, -s-a l,50
Elegant buggies and sne saddle horses shall al
ways be kept in readiness for hire st the following
rates: #
Horse and buggy perday 800
IS without IS I" 6 $50
Buggy and harness per day l5o
Washington NAV 5th, 1s6o-si.
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l. AN I'D SALES

I A SUGAR PLANTATION adapted to either
n sugar or cotton, containing sos arpents, 900
under fence, Ssiance most desisa bic wood land in
the Parish.
Terms Easy.
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DR. +. w. LANTER, Dental Surgeon,
MountriRe street, Washington. Ia.
M@An DR.LANTFR having been engaged
many years of his life in the success.
1IY-Oull practice of Dentistry, is compe.
tent to perform all operations in the highest degree
Of perfection: He exceis in the scielee Of savins
natural Teeth, and will devote particular care and
attention to that object.
DR.. Lanter's whole time and undivided atten-
ton will be given to the exercise of his profession
Washinrtnn Goth Nav l66e-Iy
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I'D q. u N N q y d
By q GARLAND. win act - land agents
Iasssigats tale titles of lind claims, mad buy
Il ss1l lslla an commission.
n aa Isalliry Isss'eass hi 0pelaasas
szsssy 18th, 1860
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a1 VII 9. 8 ! y 81
Duns II u Dupr Nv
mao tor sale.
~ aaoth I1V
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-07-14

The Foundry. to be built At 'a's P.ao''
- "a. been talked OF Tor some '.Ae
past, h.. nov b.eans a fIsd , fact. ~, .ss
1870, for the building has already De'
Is,. and the work will be pushed 'of.a. :
,a., a. possible. TIE site selected i0'
,n;,s;ar is. little south Of sosn-ns.
az, Of the hotel 90 the bottom, ana 60
"a The aepo. ground. Of the C'ans'i D.an'
= &. Jo. Railroad. This is sa'
,iaI ;upror .mea., and one thai s'a prov
o,uore real beusss TO Council n'oI'' aDa
n, 4. .sole upper country, than .oaid h',y
.x ,.,, ri.s 10 corner lots, in all the various
r.. ,oxp. bordering the Missouri River.
w. understand tha. ii is the intention Of
~. ,,opris.or (Mr. HrspatE, Of Barring.
..s., 70 "a. up an establishment capable o.
.n-,.xipr all hi. section Of country with
, ,s..io,. and which vii afford constant en-
-, =, abos. one hundred men.
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TELEGRAPH To CALIFORNIA

la acssrdance with the recent &C. Of
Isasrss, the Secretary Of the Treasury
hs' safi'sa proposals Ill the i0sa Of SEP
TENDER 'ss The csc, hy Government, Of the
s'ne or Ines OF magnetic telegraph from the
Eess liae Of Msssessi 10 San Fraaeiseo--.h the
lowest offer to be accepted and guarantee
given fer the performances Of il. service. A
year from the tine Of the letting Of ,hi.
eon'rsss, ve May reasonably expect The
Aslansie aad Pacific States TO be in ,ele-
graphic communication. A few nero yea-s
md tho " iron horse. xsll caresa from
eessa t. sesaa! Well, We DO progress.
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40 EEklON.

Al. a Douglas meeting in Newark, n. j.,
on the 10th inst, resolutions were offered
endorsing the action Of the State Central
Committee, in its proposition for Union
Electoral ticket. After long and excited
discussion, the resolutions we're lost. The
Douglas men resolved on no compromise
or fusion, and two Democratic electoral
tickets will be run In New Jersey.
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PfiYSIC.

1t is currently reported tina: the Demo
cratic party is sick-dangerously ill-se-
vereIy exercised. We don't know thu. a
panaesa for its ills can be found, .this
high mp the creek" bu. We DO know that
anything else in the way Of Medicines or
Drugs, can be had Of DR.. McCLKLLAsp, Oh
Broadway, where you viii also End an
excellent assortment Of cigars, perfumeries,
brushes. glass, paints, &C., for sale at prices
so low as to sssstopish the natives"
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JUDO WRIGHT.

This gentleman is now filing, by Execu-
tive appointment, the place on the Supreme
Bench made vacant by the death Of Judge
STOCKTON. Judge WRIGHT retired from the
bench last January, on account Of ll-health,
agains, the wishe. of almost the entire Re-
publican party. His health being now in q
great degree restored, and he having return.
ed to the post he heretofore filed with such
honor to himself and credit to the Supreme
Bench, we are pleased to notice the press Of
the State, with great unanimity, urging his
nomination for the vacancy he now fills by
appointm snt. A. hs was the undoubted
choice Of the Republicans one year ago for
place on the Bench, so we are fain TO be-
licvc, he is now-and we hope the Central
Committee wall take the responsibility Of pla-
cling bis name on the State Ticket. The
Commute would be sustained in this course
by the bar and the people. We deem q
Convention wholly unnecessary, so confident
are We that its action would result ip Just
what we propose to leave to tie State Gen.
trail Committee-thcn nomination Of GEo. g..
WRIGHT. No other nomination would give
so much satisfaction rs that of the gentle
man whose name heads this article.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

y GEEs.sas, ~ The 5rfa ~ r. Geessnsa 4 Co. J
Viii girs bis serai s.sen.so fe ezresa, snd &C.
czssie easpo1ins ~ Paysiesazs rresxzpzsans Also,
fasf'y receipts h ii< Eas;ssh, Gersnsn, Lsas M
sfeaea ianSzss~. HIS Iaax exp>sieae iass fso-f-
at department. q ire DRUG Bnsssesas jasssses rs sn
ssJiaS taas entire saiisfaessss ~ - sess<sss ~
sressess care nd sssessa hss been sestvsd 10 ~
ssisrssao u cAenkas saA 1san sssesssiy vAl<h sa-
sses tAen y vsfrsas III articles sel = essssss ~
mn,
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r~u,rIuEYsA SAY or Us ABROAD.

Tia. invaluabIs work for Travellers
Appleton. Railway and Steam Navigation
Guide, publishes tia. portion OF our Nay
or,s Inaugural Address, which treats Of 'he
,nsrovensu.. and changes made IN this
,;.v daring the past six years, and remarks
thereon IS follows:
"coupeil Bluffs is 4 large and aourishIng
mite .;,na.ea on the cas-. bank OF the Mis-
,oari River, and is destined ere long, from
II. superior advantages, to be CITY Of
considerable importance. The distance
from this poin: to Fort Kearnsy IS III
miles, being 1870 miles nearer than from
Fort Lsavcuworth over 100 miles nearer
than from St. Joseph, and 50 miles nearer
than from Nebraska City.
"If the population Of this city increased
ai.h 50 great a rapidisy during the hrss SIX
year. without railways, only imagine no"
rapid mus. be its progress upon their INTRO
duc.ion. II we take tho city OF ST. Joseph
4. an example, il would not surprise US 10
the least il, within the next six years, the
population Of Council Bluffs was some ID
or %, 001; ind ere ten years have passed,
probably some 40 or $4,000. 1t is but
few years since when St. joseph contained
population of 5000. |. has, since the
compilation u The Hannibal b St. Joseph
Railway increased to nearly $4,000. There
are many other important towns situated
upon .hs Missouri River which are only
waiting to be tapped by the railway in order
.ha. they msy spring up into large and
wealthy cities: among which is Lsayenworth
City, which at this time contains a population
II over 1900"
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- . sa..-...--a=sa
cot NCtL PROCEEDINGS.


CauxcIL CnaasxR,1
July 18th, 1860.
The Council met pursuant to a call Of tho
Ga7nr. al O'Clock, p. NJ.
Pressn. the Mayor and Aldermen Bggs,
Carpenter, Cochran, Lewis, obsrholtzsr
and Rogers. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved.
Das,d Dsgol, City Assessor, presented
thu assessment roll for the year 1860.
Mr.. Cochran offered the following Reso-
lstion, to-vit:
Resoired, 81 the Common Council Of the
City Of Coanctl BlpiFs, that the assessor ent
made by David pevol, City Assessor, for
tho year 1860 bs received, and that the
Common Cuuneil when it al oarns al oarn
70 meet again on Thursday the 2jth day OF
Jnly, 1850, ut o'clock L. VI. Of said day,
Tor thu purpose of cquslittng, correcting
and confirming the same and that the City
Recorder be hereby Instructed TO give one
weeks notice Of such meeting by publication
Of ne:ics 81 such meeting in the Bngle
and Naayarrii, aud stating therein that all
persons aEgrieved by said assessment, may
b. heard and show cause, If any they have,
why said assessment should be altered and
why 1t should not be confirmed. On motion,
tho resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Lewis moved that the aforesaid As
ssssrn nj Book he referred to the Committee
on rtaanee. with instructions to examine
.Ae came and report at the next meeting Of
tas Caanci.. The motion was carried.
4 pststsn wus received from II. Palmer,
asking The Council to allow him TO transfer
III. auction license to I, NJ. Goodfeilow,
and allowing tho said GoodfeIlow to dcsig-
nate bis place II business.
On motion Of Mr.. Obcrhol,4er, the prayer
OF the petitioner was granted.
The following accounts were allowed:
One 10 favor Of Maynard s. Provost for
Printing Sol 90.
tine IN favor Of IL, Tyaiok, for assisting
the ac,iar City Engineer days 81 90.
nnc IN favor Of Mills & Co., for one Tax
Book for she 1860 SI3 -.
One 10 favor Of David Dcvol, for services
M Csty Assessor SOS 90.
IA account in favor Of J. 7. Wagstaif.
Ter services As City Supervisor fer 5000,
vas on motion Of Me-. Cochran referred to
the Committee ca Claims.
% motion, the Council adjourned,
TiIOS, L. TREYNOE,
rifg pernrfsr
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LII MIsI1R.
TmE LAST CALI

All 5srso.s .Esw.sS tks@ seiTsz iBfsises rvs. 80
rsrses.fstf, requested % ts sa ssfte \. ~,
IA settle b. asse s.hsYsss Hsssax 80 - ~
,s1<t ~ r,~fsAst.sise gsssx % AeTNs ~ = -.
time the setsserssss - nofss ssso - go
=. rSmeras this IN ths issts call, ss1 ~ lhst ~
sasss sssse satisfactory sf-sagessaf U
espea 10 pay c~ss
s1sss e'' s''s : TuOTLr ! JACKSON.
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LINCOLN Club
kErrHLIc,N llsAnQrtsTEEs,

RErrsLIc,S lisApQr,srEss,
Wednesday, July liz
The Club met at the usual hour. The
President. Mr.. TosrEsrx, in the Chair. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
approved. Cartt, Rarroaghs. Chairman
Of The Glenwoei Committee, made report,
and presented several bills against the Club.
The rcpar. was adopted and The bills order.
ed to be paid. John d. lockwood va.
called eat, and in al able address. briefly
reviewed ,he actions Of the late political
Conventions, and gsves stirring account
81 the eisuwood ratification. Me.srs. Rsy.
nasas aud Borough. followed in short and
appropriate speeches. To motion Of u. C..
Rloamsr, sas Chair appointed committee
Of ase. TO confer With The Republicans Ct
fo,iswst;amis AMI aJjotaieg counties. urea
the sxpejieuey q having : grand ratisra.
,icn barbecue in Caancil Bluffs. ia Ssp,crn.
Der Or October. The following named gen.
deman we're appointed on that committee;
ID. {. R!eamer, ID. d. ClsEs. {. Bar
reeshs, 4. J. Ramp and Frank Street.
They arc expected to tepsst ia two weeks.
"a saosiou sas Club adjourned, with three
.csss.s fsr Lineala.
TIIoS. ToSTEYIN. rrtsf.
wv. III. hlNskaS. Ssrs.
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NOTICE.

The Ca-psrtueuifp beTsiot.rn existisg tes-eeH
HosN accGrLLssB, has tbs lag been disscisedy
mutual sonsebt, exeeping nas sasauats sotts, etc.
". figSS,
", 2. AsGLt.IAEDi
All Y<rrsrs sn0vinz Themselves siebisf Il, Il0ss
HrCLEtLasp In fhjs ssy viii m vii tssi ssa sct@
tie " they uish "a Egsa. 9sli o, sur old s5sts
the sisn Of the .sdel. pygssr.
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TO THE rUBLTC.

Sas undersigned having sold their en;ifr s.r<k 81
sas and retire. srpsa business in csaea Esass oea
eave 70 their sincere tlsnss fer the be-si %.
sronaze theJ have received ssd eeerfsss rsonnsmep
Z, iksir cd rnstocrs fseir sscecsgrs Me.srs Panx,
RoEfssos, as sussr~ss vershy ~ The eaetaeze>
and patronage Fl the Fabssr
xgv. -. ssss.--ss. 1oorr.r 4 sacvso~
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DUBUQUE, June 2oth, 1850.

HLUINEE, Jufle zJtEl I51U.
If Mr.. Scisslcr will meet me at the Key
City Hotel in this place, Thursday evening,
july 5th, will take his be, and will give
odds that Lincoln carries the State by over
10000 majority. Yours,
J. G. MONEY.
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gErs on sTEPHEN A;

, Louis seissler of Galena, offers to bet
s. 800 that Douglas will carry illinois.
As the Republicans of that place do not
seem inclined to take the offer, Mr.. scissler
invites the Republicans o. any other place
TO accept the wager.-Erchange.
Par the puf,fgaue TimrS
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coxGRESsIosAL cASDroATr.

The Democrats Of this Congressional Dis
trio, have nominated Mr.. G. C. CoIr. Of
Des Aoine., for Representative. Col. CrE-
It's will add another TO his list Of victims on
HALL, TzIxBLE and CoLE, Who next:
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SE lien. JEFF. Davis followed Ir. B.ecx-
.nrsaSs 10 s9eerA =, Wsshinssor, 90
Monday night, in the course Of whssh he
SAID, that when Mr.. Van barren proved an
tue The Democracy eai him 81 q. diseased
member. and wAca. AZ n ere reccaf perisd
anosaeF Democrat paaSlasl proved recsr
AMI. Z senaaued for III. parss. fs;,hful 10
,a ,asssasss, TO separate BAN asse irosn the
body.
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ECLIPSE OF The SUy.

There will be parsia! eclipse Of the Sun
o. Wednesday morning nexs, July, 18th
commencing at about 6 O'Clock snd ending
al abou. eight. Those who wi.h TO witness
ibis phenomenon, viii take due notice, and
govern themselves accordingly.
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EslraY Notice.

Taken up by Wn. II, iieAarh al bis ftstienet hi Pc
moss township, GsEs county, Iowa. the 9Th esr Ds4
tier. 1859 one bright bay mare, sit years bld paFt
baiafsce, all four feet white almost ~ her kHoes ia
on her Under lip, shout 1914 hats it s3ad behind
no Other sfks OF ttands psfcense appraised at s75
By Jossps panor AID Jefferson Ggoagie bcfofe ".
Bfipkefboa. .. =.
e. W. HENDERSON, rierk b C. cass Co, iesa.
Ce7lef from Ree9rd Jall 80 1850 va
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1heaFerklp Mouparra.
..xn NacHINE-sHoP.

"a map of busy me-
aue,uatson. AZ fis~ vass COM
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The only through route to Chicago from Fort Dcs
De. moines, Council Bluffs and all points in Central
and western Iowa. 81
Two passenger tr,ns leave Iowa City and Washing
ton daily, Sunday excepted, as follows;
FROM IOWA CITr.
Nail, s as A. M.-Arrive at Chicago, $40 p NJ.
Exp, 10 p. M.-Arrife at Chicago, 40 A. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Mail, As 4. M.-Arrire at Chicago $40 P NJ,
Exp, u 30 P. M.-Arrve at Chicago, 4. 10 A. N.
g5-The morning train from Iowa City and washing.
ton Is the only train leaving Iowa In the morning that
makes connection with the Through Express Train d
Michigan Southern Rsilrosd The same evening
Passengers by any other Route Obliged TO remain
in Chicago until the next morning
Passengers are specially requested TO NOTE TIfB
FACT that this is the Only Through Hsue from lord
City TO Chicago. The decided advantage il possese.
by the of the Rosds at the Mssssrpi
River, give IT preference all other routes Al,
trains run Through TO Chicago riihoaf change OF
Cars crossing the Mississippi River Railroad Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island thus dispensing
with the loss Of time the and liability loss
Of Baggage, incidental 10 other lines.
Connections made at Is Sac with tra'rs Of the
Illinois Central Railroad. fer DuBleith Galena Cairo
st. Louis and intermediate points.
At Chcaco, with trains Of the xichi Southern
Michigan Central and Fort wayae and Chicago Rail
Reads.
rs-Through Tickets can be procured At Washington,
and Iowa City, TO BuIa!a Albany, New York Boston,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Baltimore and all the prin-
eipai points in the United States and Csnsias.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK,
Will end this the desirable and expeditions route
from Iowa TO Chicago and the Eastern markets
II Stock Trains run through in II and one
half hours. without Ferriage or change Of Cars.
JOHN =. TRACY, General Superintendent.
". L. ST. JOHN, General Ticker Agent
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Afull bench Of the Supreme Cours bas
decided that the appraisement Law passed
bv the last session Of the Legislature ssean-
not apply to eontracss made prior. . the
massage Of said act.
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II Is said that the various Sighting clubs
IN Baltimore, known a. the s.pla- Uslies, ).
The "Blooj Tubs. The "Tigsss," the Grip
Rars,' the '.Blaek Snakes" the s.kil,srs,"
Se-s 10 utter despair Of being able,o rival
the feass os,he late Democrats Convention
in sha. city, have fairly given up and coaclu-
del to becsmc deeeu. and orderly citizens.
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II is stated hv the Cincinnati Commercial
thai ;as Hon. James Gu:hris refuses 10
inao-se or supper. either Of the Baltimore
naminasiens. lie pronsnaces them ~ Sec
sioaal. sninawor.hs the supper: Of sound
nassonal Democrat. Ii wili be remembered
that he was the sr.s choice Of the Kentucky
Delegation TO the Dsmocrasic Contention
for The Prssidency, asd recssred more rotes
than any other Of the scnresisors Of Ds0s-
Lac Il Chasiestcc.
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HAviSsGsRxoyED Mt LARGE IND ExTEN-
i size sssxt az sTsSvrS TIxwtHE, srni everJ
thsns ssse ssssIy toHrd usr Inc, the kuiisns
sa-nasrly ecr1giea a. the
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vii, he found ii the old stand at all times to settle
mp the'busincss OF the finn Of MCBRIDE b BOWEN.
All persons against whom have claims, will save
costs by settling the by the 18th Of June 1860.
May ~ 1860. II
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.-,... Burlington aHi Missouri II. X.
d. REMICK, General Western Agent,
Chicago, Burlington md Quincy Railroad.
BURLINGTON, May 81. is59-sBn4-ly