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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-04

FALSE PRoPHETs.-The Old Line Demo crat has several times alluded to the prophecies of the True Democrat and Ar. kansian, relative to Col Hindman before the nomination at Dover. as an evidence ofthe unreliability of our predictions. The Janus faced editor of the immaculate Old Line, is very ignorant of the public senti- ment of Arkansas; the nomination of Col. Hindman neither proved that his editor was well posted, or that we were incorrect in our estimate of Hindman's strength We said he was not the choice of large majority of the democracy of his district, and we are still of that opinion: several counties were outraged by having their regularly chosen delegates denied seats in the convention, while bogus delegates be- longing to Hindman were allowed to sup plant them. Besides this, Hindman' s mon grel strength, almost to man was dragged into the county conventions, while the real democratic strength remained at hom at
 tending to business. A few loud mouthed men may control convention composed of about one-tenth of the county-but our Hi nois cotemporary will find that different element will prevail at the ballot box.
 Next Monday will determine who is bet ter entitled to the name of l" false prophet' The Old Line Democrat has sided with the regular opposition in warning upon the mo- minee of the democratic party; it has resort ed to every species of dishonorable subter- fuge to defeat Col. J John, on, but all its eff forts will be fruitless--inslead of driving uN the Hindman men into the support of Rec tor, it has estranged many good and true democrats who really preferred Col. Hind
 man, and has we'll nigh secured the election of Col. Cypret, an independent candidate.
 Next Monday will tell tale which will make this Illinois missionary hang his head in shame, and teach him that hardy Arkan
 sians are not to be driven b, the lash of reckless disorganizers, or their servile in strumentS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-04

N Nearly every paper in Tennessee, which favored the nomination of Doug las, has run up the Breckinridge and Lane flag.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-04
BLIC M ETIN G .

Laboring men, mechanics and all others,
 who choose to attend, will meet tonight at the The atre Hall to express their disappro-
 bation of the method taken to inure Col
 R. H. Johnson, by arraying against him the honest mechanics to whom he has been a frisnd m Depd 0nd q friend ipdeed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-04

On motion the meeting adjourned.
 THOS. WILSON, Chairman. c. s. KAUFMAN, Sec'y.
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SEALED nTDs

lETlLL 30 received AZ The oiiie. or lie A. a.
w q Mat Fort Bfidgrr, u. T., for the
cutting aHf delivery op or before The 30th o.
0etobsr next qf the fuel required al The posi-
dar1ns he ensuibg winter fsay 500 cord.).
s Toe fuel to be Of good 11ereba6tsble quality,
cedar OF pine, FIRE from limbs; and cut Of saeh
lengths as VIII admit o. Is being compss,ly
conded. 1865 80
Tbs A. Az a M reserves The right Of ieau5r-
luz the fuel 20 De cut on the GoseEnneat lands
on Blacks Fork, south oflhr post.
2 The prison OF persons d. whom. the Contract
shall be awarded, 10 gIse bond with good and
sufficient saeiltity for fha true and faithful Psr-
tgripanes 1t she contract =. III:
The bids endorsed Oh the envelope, APto-
pcs lis foF Wood Contract, nswill BE oPtnsd Al
The office Of this VAC M, al Fort Bridgsr,
on The 3lsr Jnsr 1860: :... X {.
<;z Il. S, ARMTSTEAD. IL ~:
9nj II 10th 1pfy "a. A. q NJ. .
- Folt F,ligeF q. r., June g5, 1861 4s-3t
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.wlll not he SO dangerous to political par
tics, since alter tho nominations are made
and The canvass Il had, the purity ilfpoW-i
er will DC willing To take hold oG the
question: and dispose u ii satisfactorily %
MIC people,
They say. tand perhaps 1t ii trae3
that this is the worst session possible to-
carry cut our wishes, as there are TOO
maay and varied Influences now at work
.in Congress to allow any measure being
successful that contains the least pretext
.ofi which 10 found political question::
MI parties, factions md fractions III pav~
ties think th,ft they ARE vulnerable enough
now, without placing additional Weapons
in tue hands of the enemy, bY endorsing
d bill that touches In tie most remote
degree the miserable qurstiono f slavery.
Had the democrats az Charleston nomf1
mated d candidate and had all things conc
on tremendously, then, perhaps, some two
.er three Territories might have been orr
.gani2eJl. But ii would have been doubt.
.fnl even then. Now i belieteit impossi-
bic, ! think Congress VIII adjourn about
the last 81 June. Time Ii short, but +
shall remain here until Tie last yestigc or
hope is gone VI
nlf Congress docs not tlosoinetling for
us this session, my candid opinion is that
we had better 70 to &ork, organize q
government, and ask for admission as a
State, as. soon as we have sufficient popu,
.latidlt There isa strong disposition now
ain Congress to repeal the Organic Act Of
Utah but il that.is done there would still
sbe trouble IN creating other governments
within the bounds oil tho same Territory.
h There are men here who would ike to
1 haye our country annexed to the Stafe
100 California, but / cannot for. d moment
endorse that measure, believing dis / do
that il would be contrary to the wishes Of
/ the people, and would leave them III d
condition about as Unsatisfactory rs that
ID which they are now placed. Many of
the people Of California, think their State
too large already, andilFc DESTROYS of cut
| ting on the Lower Counties, therefore /
cannot see the propriety Of adding To that
Stdtea district az country divided by .ap
almost impossible barrier in the winter
season. III. !s... .=s. 5.;
/, /" l.oa can expect me back about tbe
last of July, when ! shall be most happy
TO confer with the people In regard 10 THE
course proper to be pursued. With my
Ebest regards To all, /. y.
/ remain. your obd't servant.
s.... ... - J ArssEi;N
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81 ~ O. ~ q. v . t.- - . Z .
II was anticipated that this would sim
MY enholden tlle Chinese. ~.
III Is nntlcrsfood that In any rYentno
blorkalc VIII hr enforced southof the
Grill oF Fceliuic. Nj. III. u.
Tue rebels near Canton were clnsing
To the trade.
ERFAtHiSe lS gANFoN rev. I. IL.
Turner, M English missionary ID Canton,
writes tlps; Besides speaking well of
my ieltHN-laborefs, | ain happy I'd be able.
to tell soii. that Tie facilities for pronarat3
ing Christian truth hero are almost Al
great as could be desired, Iii the open
places Of this large city Tie preacher can.
proclaim the glad tidings to listening
crowds and every where he finds persons.
willing "a converse about the new doc.
.trine. We Can erect ehHp0is, ana hear
etS will come 10 thcm; We can collect
children into. schools orr hospitals Ire
evidently popular, and our books eagerly
received The country round, tbiekIy dot.
ted With towns and villages, is.open 10 us.
and in. his excursions the missionary ge-
morally meets With ciyility ard an attcn.
1 yehearilig Thelpare opportunities here
which may easily induce d Young man ID
prefer Eibori1g among these. teeriiDg my
.ridls, to adding one moro to the thousands
-of Gospel ministers az home. .as. 81;
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AUSTRALIA

Much afurm has been oceasioned at
Sydney by tile report tIfat the Governor
General had, in his official capacity,
stopped payment v 1t appears that the
Legislature had neglected 10 make neess-
sary appropriations for the support ef the
Government, and the CIlief Executive
officer had declined to exercise q power
which was not conferred upon him by the
Constitution, The Governors action
'seEms to be iilteuJed MS a rebuke. TO the
Legislature on account of extrayagant
expenditures. ...... -. ::*.--...r-. J.
Au idea OF the extent OF business ear
Tied on at Melbourne may be formed from
the fact that for The week ending tho / til
Of March, the amount Of revenue collect.
ed at the port was SPA, 600. 49,. -
r The popular excitement relative to the
Snowy river. gold field has somew ha I
abated. The utmost confidence was, how.
ever, felt in the unprecedented richness oi
the digglngs, and the precious metal wal
arriving in large quantities.
The Coomamail had been robhed hy n,cr
with biaeknned fices. The passenger
we're, stripped naked and bouHd TO trees.
At New Zoaland serionS collisions hat
taken place between the natives and thu
British troops ut HeaFnaka Severed en-
gagemeRts, with loss Of life, particulars
on tho side OF. the natives, had taket
tpiace, =.
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KrsstA.

TWAS rnnofed that the Emperor Of
Russia coptenptatts visiting Paris. .s : :;
The general acknowledgements of the
sGrfs viii take place next autumn. For
the two following years they will remain
in a transition state towards freedom, and
at the end Of that period they will be
completely cmancpated. r.: FL. /
The principal measures proposed for
the emancipation. OF the Scrfs have bccn
adopted. by n majority OF the depaties
and mobiles and a general acknowledgements
will be realized next autumn. ..... :.
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Now for Premiums at the Fair!
Fl. A ]. q D. r. sTnWART.

HAVING horght one.tlaH Interest of
IL tie Nail Factory and Mtcbtue Shops,
Al PavsoH. known a. The satln, h rbe
& Co.'S Nail Factory, are nov dc Ing busituss in
said fac ery nadcfth the name firm ah4 style Of
S4bin, Beehr, S oxaFi & Co, are prepared 70
Gil 0rders for nais at %. cents per POUND also
10 finish any. article IA thu Wagon, carti CO.
cabinet, chair aud blacksmith. shops. on short
notice and al re as onGhIs prices. Call AND Cxa.
mine for Yourselves. They will take Ia ex
change for nails and other manufactured ar
iicles. cattle, horses, mules, wheat, oais, barley
aud corn Al. The highest market prices. ..'
p. S,--We have already supplied SAMPLES to
the amount Of so 600 lbs. 4S 81. -.
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.9aIIrriglt ]: N /
. GlslsA i BRITAIN.

iia of t11yL-
~ th' lltllst''t t =, PIT: y , ti.'
q million sterling for. the China y an i
,Ebr6e lt,,n5traiJ ad ,,< * ,,,,,,.
a,s I,s,.,r 'bt,,lti, n ;, .,3lt,i,.i
~ II,,fli,, ;,6f 49, go ,3,,J z;I,Gt,;
a1rs ara ,9Iira;.nm. ,tand ari '; Sf3
Ii { s63d I'm tl,a Ion,lan 1,atf,,1;c
fn,irpoIsY ll,st L icto,s. Il Ia i,i,,,I bas
[nyiftarttd : si,,riy,st,. n,ogri.5o nil, ).
,,ersor ~ y4yy law nrigfn \. +. ..,EZ
q o,,,I,, i,,tll;... ;,,,,,.;,.l o:,s
.t.t < M; -. -
, ~ fI y hsiiii 8 a',u i's,t ~
t'. ~. ~ -, t7 81. 6. WI =
iep + II. s1iV1's =. siit ~ WY - ts'e
: = l's; +; +. :..@ Is 4. Z.
Lord FQrtescue has subscribed two
hunlrcd dollars TO the Garibaldi tIuad,
Eiu IIondon@-he has been so t!smoTpd By
the reports Of the eHecrablc Tyranny and
atroctous eraelties Of the Ming ot Naples:
+ lord Palmerstnn stated that the q q.
yernmefit intended to furnish Sims 10 sur
yer tie Northern seas, In connection with
the project for d telegraph cable via Ice
lauIl 10 America. -. " +. " =. 7. 1. f.
u :, ~, :. ~, I. +.
~ -. $500 80 ,t IL 50 t = 49,
ions to-, anr oiber ,yoris Of dsfnnc" ;,n,,,a
I'D anJ III :, coni,,,iss;n,,ot. r.
tnnin,s5 ont'bow ',tLor 'may h. sro;IaIJ::
~ aefanoo - H. - c"nr r5o,,,},s 80
,si51s g. .hnat -, nt con,nio,;on r. ~ n
t,nS6j - rsa tLo go h.. t,,,n;%,iIn
anmnitio. - t5St mo Ebola ,na! +. a.
sorS"d, - t Sy mr. az vars ~. I'm,
o,l5 Gc Gn 49, t,rnssnt oy,,en5litnr. l. cae i
.,n,, ,,5 y. ,,,st csl.lr. ~ some WOW q,
49, &C s;a,,,l ~ H dishsia a,.1 ;ss,
gs;,ht ;,,s,,;rI ons,onr,t All e. ,trnvnl,n
o..sosS;op : s,sot,,itons = hsst
= 5 5 r soc5,,Tation Tbess fortii;,.a.
go" ~, - c,,at,to nnlsrats srs,,y ,nd
rs - a. ~ w.nrE g ,y,,,ch /, 4,Tnr
80 ~ a - o,ai;t' - -, T..t TO-,
tpat9si ".'n ~, 80 g sa,,,.os go
Z. o"s i"'o' "',u ie - o"t "sp'A, -, w.
4 me LONDON oftf, on tHe. - -p ;,
says ~ cannot iof a lho'nehs peiteFe Tag
J. British public: VIII. aeiIllesce III 50 mon
strous a scale, the carrying =eHt OF Wh'en
will oiiiy prepare tue way Tor sun more so
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AUSTRIA.

i The Austrian government had resolved
npoli ircrenGing tho effective strength of
the second army in Eenetia, aud q corps
of cavalry is also TO be collected in tile
Italian Tyrol, that part Of the Austrian
territory nearest TO IloinbaFtly..
The Wiener Zettang contains a decree
ordering that the StadtLoldcfship of HIN
gary shall conc into effect on the LIST oi
duly at which period the five. existing de-
paftments Of the central government,
which were entrusted with The organize.
ton Of Hungary are to be abolished.
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ITALY.

ITALY
Tho Sardirlian senate Had Approved
/ Tile treaty cediug Savoy and Nice, hy 4
vote of p8 against 10. \
The evacuation Of Italy ily the French
troops was completed Marshal Naillant
WINS expected III Turiaou tIieI2tll.5 #s
I'll was stated that fresh bands of iii.
sfrgcpts we're tiicfiacing the. frontier Of
the Roman States, ard I4anoriciere had
sent additional troops there, HI
The linaacial condition dc tlie PapaI
government continued very unsatisiac!
EtorfEy, and an Official decree extends fIie
tiIne fof closing tic subscriptions to Tic
neN loanuntil tie 15tlldi July .5:.
Cardinal Ayiyeinarl Il about I'd leave
Rome for Madrid, ifl order to ask llecunt-
sary AID for the Pope from Queen Isabella.
He viii arrive just as her Majesty re.
ieeiycs the Morocco indemnity money
Professor Belli, cine ut tile most emf.
.iieiit natural philosophers mid mathCma.
Etirinns i'll Italy, has died at PjRia. 81
a circular Of tic Sandman government
10 the great Powers Is about 10 be pub.
tlishetl, expressing n fear of censpiracy FOR
fthc oyerthrowof the state Of things ii
EEeHtratItalY and for the restoration aI
/ the cxiIcrl Prince, 4, q: 4. f1l...= n
Father Gianolio, one. of the confFihu.
TORS 10 the Ganpdale 81 Turin, has been
arrested by order Of the king ol Sardinia
/ zsAN AReHBrsHop DEfosEIf Ilg THE PoPg,
The Archbishop Of Florence, who
Hchanted a mass III honor of the Ring d
Sardinia, on the occasion Of his recent
Visit to the annexed provinces of Italy
has been deprived Of his Office BY tht
Pope, md cursed Il. ...
if NAroLEoS AlpiSo Az AReifpfsHor.
Louis Napoleon has interreded with tdt
1 King of Sardinia In behalf Of the Arch
bishop 81 Pisa, who has been arrested
land IS about 10 be brought To trial foj
refusing TO receive the King III his Ca
II thelral, when on the same tour. lit ap
pears as If the, italian prelates are nj !,
troublesome and difficult position between
] the Pope aud the King. ::. \
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Something View Il Down Street!

ID oBERT MARTIN btgI leave 10 apnopnes
II 10 bis friends and The public in general,
that he has q, eped an ICE CREA VI s Ilpoa, and
EATING HOUSE. where be Kseps on hand d
good article Of Ice Cream ard Summer Drinks,
Pies, Cakes, &c, also lnnebeoH aud meals on
reasonable terms. -: :. :. $50:
Coed accommodation FOR number Of board
srs. 81. - = ~ : r.: - g. -':.l-. =. =
Produce takea in tie abseDce Of mnHsy.
r.. 49,. n. MARTIN. r..
. Next door sorEh Of ]; Wells, Cutler.
P.S.--All those 10 debt to me for Beef, Bat
ter, Eggs, &c;, please call aud settle 4S.i''-
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woon.cARD1NG.

TIME ur1efsigpedt having rrgceFed 10 their
l. order a superior CarliItE AfachIgs, are nov
p ep1red 10 attend to all orders Ia that liifs with
which they may be favored - =:
The psoft, Of gtah County and elsewhere
will please take notice. .,-.- . ~ =.-. - :
-: HouFZ L BRlNGHUBsT.
sarizgtiie, Utah Go. " ----- r., Js-tf
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Who wants a good Saddle and
49,. ~. Harness T.. %,.....s LII

T BEG leave to inform my ffiends and the
J. public generally. that ! have constantly ~
llahd all sorts OF SADDLES, BRIDES and
also, SPANISH SPUtss, md, IN
fact, every thing IN my Inns ef bashIesss
I SIN carry on the Boot and Shoe Trade, and
take for pay ptodufrsh but nut much cash.
! Cdrriagss neatly trimmed on The shortest
notice, es,~.H III, i 4. W.. JENKINS. 81
Opposite BoN's $ Gre. II ~. f.3m.
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% / m /.

Hunter aged ono ycar.atia ilirse mouths
Z In this city, on "Wednesday, the slslil inst /,
EnNtNp 4 s1fsRssEi He was q nattfe Of Eng
land; had lived beyond the fnlr score years %
hepsiilnaist, and was in every respect beloved
by those Nllp knew him. fN hts eighty ix
Years and I'VE mouths, seyen: years wsre spent
III The prisons of t,rlilce, ilr was one IL the
yietinis IL tha policy of The Fist Napoleoni
which made the land pond 10 tIse bits hiue
SEA iii impiFs0Ipnetlts and Eepfisal. flie old
man died iii gOnd spifitsi He felt that be had
about Iiyoa gat his time nm old soldier
ills friends raid him the h0hofs 81 a martial
liassage 20 The grave The martial aud was
in attendance And, had it been . General 9ot
brigade no flUrs enthusiasm could haxc: heeii
manifested n. .=s. n. ..35 ., ..s
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.INIlLA

The cholera was raging in India r
The residence Of the ex,kiDg Of Dude,
near Calcutta, has been destroyed by fire.
His majesty lost property valued at five
laes Of rupees, as we'll as his crown jewels,
just restored to him. z.--...
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g..
in this Territory, b.gs to interim the reading
public that be 10 prtPSrsd 10 rfeSiFe and forward
sabEct rhtlons for any Paper, Magazine OF BOX
nub.lshed in the URitet States or, 10 England.
Prices The same as the Publishing Offices. -
IL Is deemed proper to state that, IN response
10 the solicitations ofthe Undersigned, he has re-
ceiyod the assurance from the largest FabljAhjng
firm In New York, that the PosngasfeF there
viii have special msiI bag made up for Ore at
Salt Like CITY exclusively, which will avoid fhe
delay, &c., en- route, here tofoFe matters Of great
&upog a6ce and loss. With this assurance in
the East, and with The patronage of the citizens
Of the TrFnteTY, The Undersigned vii give bis
best attention 10 the orders that may bs tuttast.
dto lin, and hopes To see Temeded, 10 some
measure, the confusion, iTregHiariiF ard losses
of mad IuEtlsr. T. D.. Il. SFENiIOuSE.
OFPTqE-First Iiouss west Of TsbsusOls
g. S. l.. City - Fl
Publishers III the States are iayiisd TO Tor
wa'd to the above address c4lalogafs sad i3lA
| Tor disir baton, g. -s=5s-s ASs,f
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GERMANY.

a correspondent Of the flohapn .LeaGtf.
says that the, presence Of Victor Emanuel
cleared the streets Of Bologna Of the
priests quick as Saint Pafrickselcared Ire
land Of the genus reptile. "s +. :..
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r o u RrII or JULY,
& MERRILL UATTER

LAS on band Ladies' Black Beaver Riding
Ii HATS, Cents Gtlrf, Back Felt, & Mapped
BsnV.r HATS, and 6thsr styles AID varieties.
l7ld Hafdi one block east Of Union Square.
l5,3m :. -. T..
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sTRAYS.

FAME THO RIy eRcigspTs some lime age,
" sRec"tsd STEER about four years Old,
hratdsd s Oh each hip; also, another speckied
>: EERl about four years old, banded J on ieft
tEaHk. The qRHor o. owners IRE requested 10
prove property and pay Charges. .: 5:7s...
: Al, THUS MoUSI4EY, State Road.
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GEORGE BAILEY (
=. DAVID w. DAEIE,sSS

Q. 5, I, City,Jlty tn IeNUs - =
Tie business Of bu.cAeE and general trader
will atiltbe c5BliIned IL fhe old stand in Main
Street, half block north Of Emigration Street,
under the name OF George Biitry,gI hase
Bsil4y & Davies pfier 10 the I9 h dry Of JnIy,
A.. ID. 1869: l hope, - my astal prompt asted-
ion 10 business, 10 still receive the patronage OF
my trieuds and the pubic nj large. ! -. y. =.
4s-Ifs@ -. ), III !. +. @CSEOklE> BAILEY,
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CHINA,

IT is reported that the uItimatUm Was
again sent to the Chinese without de-
maud for indemnity,
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al0frtig | III 1 II &.
!. n. :. IIoRsISs A.r .AItCTInN..

fNN Monday, the % d inst, wiH bs spia at
" Public Auction, I'll CAMP FLOYD, M
essh, 10 The highest biiflef, Ten u; s E.l
suitable for farming paIFDsssi bit vi lit for the
mounfed service OF the army. .3'% ]
Al. r.. TURNKEY. x. u.
July ltif85a. A q: CapteQ Ma9fer Dept.
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!. STAIN.
.H HH

. a Madrid letter states that The Spanish
cabinet viii avoid the diplomatic dangers
of the Italian question il possible
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP. 49,

TIME undersigned beg leave 70 announce thai
j. ihey.haye this day, by:inpF1af consent, dis.
solved partnership The basiaess OF butchers
and general traders. e L. 4.
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NEWSPAPER & BOOK AGENCY.

TIME undersigned, having been requested hT
l. the Pdpepal publishing q ms OF Nav York
as also By numerous citizens here 70 sstsSi!sRa
GENERA. NERSPA PER AND: BOOK
H. II, y ~. fz... 9GRNCY - -. - :.
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sfri:tycd Cow.

II HAVE in my possession, at.Seath Webor
L Ward, DAVE Co a bright ted & whit Eso.tet
cow, elk year old; no malkf branded NJ on
len side. The owner j. requested To prove pro-
perty, and talk e her away -. ! | d: 81 ..s
L. 45.4t:. .. .:..s ItoBENT WATTS, :,
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vein 81 Information. but 1 make no doubt
TINT in one form or other tI,e Eastern
question will very speedily eciipss tile LA
liam one s... IA. .
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5flarl.ifl:

lii Mill Creek Warii,ff s. e.. County on
tho l7th:inst !. hy Elder a r. RotkMuod, Mrl
JaHS TunsRow. If lYssfs 3and Miss SARAH
EffzNRrfil fi6RS, Of this eityg
, 1860-03-17
POLICE,

4 {1trL or FSrnrEHnaSEASs.-Tkep police made
IN extensive haul Of persons of both sexes from
two or three noted dens Of infany OH Thursday
night. About thirty parties, pimps aud pau
lcrs, clerks and courteSans, baw.ls and barris.
tcrs. inmates aud visitors, were fined in yester-
days Police Court.
N1soIpERLY--in Irish fight took place at a
sEanty on West Madison street, during which
the stove WIS overturned, setting the premises
on fire. Several parties arrested were fined IS
each.
Charles Iiil'oker was arrested for
stealing railroad iron, supposed to belong to
tie Galena 1lail:o Company, but was dis
charged. 49, a co19red woman named Polly Lee
was arrested yesterday morning fur stealing n
trunk full Of clothing belonging to one john
Smith, colore4 barber on Randolph street.
She will he examined to-day. :. "A man named
Michael Wclch was arrested charged with steal.
ing twenty scvcn fatholns Of two half, three
and fire inch hawser*, valued u. $50. from the
schooner. Mary u. Hale, lying at J. $. New
houses dock near the Ran ndoIph street bridge,
Lie WAS caught yesterday offering then,
Tor sale. Held to bail in the sum Of $500 fot
trial- :. Frederick Peters, William kec1er aud
John Fordfam, three boys about twelve year.
Of age, were arrested for stealing various tix
lures belongio. to machinery in Walking brick
yard. The boy kceler Vas discharged and the
other two tiEci s. each.