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HEAR wEAT NE PEoPLE sAY.

Tie undersigned having used Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES Ia families
With the satisfactory results, and having fnl conh-
In their genuneuss purity and efficacy, eheerfny
recommend them to all persons who wish 10 have safe
liable and eicacpus remedies Ht hand fer private or do
niesc
The Rev Wm Hosner, editor Of " The Northern Iade-
pendent AubarF n. Y The Rev. II. Cressey DID,
Rector St Peters Church, Auburn n " the Rev. h. l.
Ives, Chaplain 0: tie Auburn State Prison; the Rev.
Spencer NJ Rice Rector Heg-Eedford, Mass the Rev.
Alien Steele, NeS-York Conference the Rev. Samuel
Nichols Easi-Cenesee Conference, NJ Y; the Rev r $
Prair Dsrse vi the Rev. John E. ilobe, Buffalo A. G.
Hart Esa Utlca NJ 81 tie Hon Neal Dow, Portland,
Me te I'm Schuyler C9ax South Bend Ind. the Hon.
Geprgs Humphreys n r. Henry D. Cock, Esl Editor OF
Tie o.n state journal Columbus ohio; te lion r. H.
Graham Moline H. tle Hon. Thomas J. Chase, Month
rela Fla: the Hon. Joseph BeHedGt, Utica, " v; VIM.
Brfsfal Esi Utica ~ y: g. s. Pond, Ks,l utca a. Y.
James Pll.Set Esl Nashville Tenn
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EXeeui0r's Notice.

NShNNtatVf . ANVstNEs
WHEREAS letters testamentary. on the estate
Of Nathan Hammered. hte Of st. CLAIR Township.
Bedford County, deed, have been granted to the
subscribers notice is therefore hereby gwen to an
persons indebted to said estate, to, make payment
Immediately, and those having claims viii make
known the same, without delay, to
AMY DERRIN, Ex'x,
residing in st, Clair Tp.,
JOHN MOWER, Ex'or.
August II, 1860. ia Bedford.
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Hats and Caps,

For the million, from 10 cts, up, Bonnets Bloom
ers, and Shakers, Ribbons, Ruchcs and Flowers
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26
DIR. d. +. BARRY

d ESPECTFULLY tenders his professions
10 services to the citizens Of Bedford and vi
cinity.
Office and residence on Pitt-Street in the
building formerly occupied by Dir. III. Hofus.
Nov. 8, 1851.
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Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS of administration having been grant.
IL ed to the subscriber, residing in Napier rown-
ship, upon the Estate of John Ellis. late of said
township, deceased, he calls upon all persons in
debted 10 come forward and make payment i'm
medstely, and all having claims against the estate
are requested to make the same properly authentI
Gated Tor settlement.
Aug. 24, 1860 Adrn,r.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

M RS. y. n. POTTS has returned from the
I'VE cities, having completed her spring purchases
and is now prepared to offer extra inducement y
fhn nu,ar nf Z
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

4 LII kinds of Groceries just received, and for
"a sale cheap, at shoemaRer's cheap store, No /.
Andersoh's Row.
June 20, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-10-26

STILL CHEAPER, only l82 per doz. for GOOD
MacekraI, at 0STER 4 CARN3S
May 4, 1860.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-14
Sele8rnpbtlcDe OInbrtdbtem
Sert4tst fur ben Baltimore Weder."
2lnfunft Nes Onmnfers
vNprtb u nj ertca."
Weueres npn Gnrnnn.

Bprtlanb 13. WGr3. Sbi9er Oani-
pier 1T BON liverpool nit Nadridten Bis gum
20. 6e6r. bielen Nbeno bier aneefcmmeu. ST
belt am 1. Wtdr5 III Queen8tpmlt an. Der
Dampfer Gitp If Baltimore fubr 5t9lei6 nit
tbm BON liverpool ab. Die 9lbf abrt bes Danlz
piers Sutton lparb bis gum Z. WtdrS perl9pben.
Der unter9ar9 pe8 american. S6iIfe8 2urta
BET @9erbpnrg ~beltdtigt li9. Sour 3lpei BON
ben 107 an Scrb befinoliden Berlpnen errei6z
ten oa8 ufer l%ebenpis cine bieler lebteren farb
meni9e Wd.:nten na9 @rretdul1g pe8 ufer8.
Der (leberle6enpe 1T elm Staliener Nalnen8
Clement.
9tn Der ensl. aHite Bate l6On mteper Elm
befti9er Sturnl 9etpbt. @iuise S6tffe i'm
Weriep ipurpern bonn 9nfer ~9erilIen. Da8
S9iff 0fpbert OtiQS bon liverpool na6 Sal
pelton, 9in9 gang 81 @runbe Bel Splpbeab.
Wtamnl9oft uno 2uoung purpen gerettet.
2ette8.
Der 2pnopn @lpbc ppnt %. 6ebr. fitllDiot
offt5teu al, bic Dltrei6il9e 9le9ieruno babe erz
fldrt, paB Der 8eri9t itber ben NbldluR elmer
Allian5 5piiden 0tuBlano uni Setrei6 9alla
unbe9rinbet lei, !
Der Geit pe8 inoilden Telesrapben@Sabel8
lpltroe 9ele9t rn0 Aleranprta 1T leBt IN tele9r.
Serbtnoung nit Calcutta uuo anberem inoil6en
Stdpten.
Die Nnueratipn Gc8fana'8 an Saroiuien
TT anf9e9eben ipcrben.
gead elmer Depel9e bon Gerlin lino bic
neren Brppplitipnen iiber cine @cnferen5 Der
fitnf 9rOBmddte parau seldeitert, paB Gngz
LAMB iid mei9erte, cine DiStuilipn Der Sertrd9e
BON 1856 Su5nlafIen.
Sn elmer erit jest befannt 0ewcrceuen De-
peI9e ppm 80, Sanlar ertldrt Der reue fraltsSs
il4e Miuilter pe8 au8mdrtisen ser Ditreidi=
iden 6e9ierun9, paB 6rantrei9 BON Der Ger
ltlifelul9 oeS Sir4enltuut8 ablteben mOllte,
nnter Der 8ebiuJun9, baB ba8 Yrinsip Der
gddtzS nterpentipu anfre9t erbolten weroe.
Der ruilil4e @elanote in Surin ernabnte
ben @rafen @auour auf'8 ernftli6fe, iebt, no
ale @rpBml6te ii6 nit Der 56lidtung Der
italienilden 6r19en befa6elL bon Der Nnnera=
ton Wfittelz Stalien8 ab5nlteben.
Sn 6clge oieier @rtldrun9 unp auf ben0satb
6ranfretd'S bat Sarpinten ale Nuneratipnsz
plane auf9eldOben,
Der larointide &~rie9sminifer bat elm Sir
cttlar iiber bic grleidteruns Der Capitalization
nno Organization Der Observation-Disclosures
Nrmee %erlaIIen.
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nigun9 Mittel< Stalien8 nit Sarpiniea %auf3u%
Qebet, Ca ibm 0lublaltb ulD BreuBen ppppniz
rem. Ip8cona lol auf9efproert merten, ltd eli
neu Spuperdn gu mdblen, nno bic frarl5S1l6e
0legieruug bat nidtS oa9e9eu, wenn Die @abl
auf ben Ser5os ppu @enua, Tiftpr Gnlanuel8
8ruDer fdut. Die 5er5p9tbiimer Wecncna Ii.
@1rma mG9et nit Sarpinien p~ereini9t merpen,
ipenn Die 8elppbner bte8 miinlden. Die Sr1a
0e, mas aus oer 0loma9na werben Ipu, ira
nod, III Grpd9n1g 9e5p9elt ulb miro mabrz
I9einli6 elmer Son eren5 Der WtGdtc pproele9t
merpen, pbne Dap n1a1t Die Soee auf0ibt, einen
6elpnberet Stuat unter Der Spuperd1etGt be8
Bopite8 p1rouS 5u Silicon unp i'm in Bcrm
zines pdpf(i6en Sieariat8 an GpScana pper
8iempnt III amteriren. Sarpinien mirO bur6
Die Orpbun9, Die iron6oliI9e Gtntee aus Sta
lien 5ltritd5u5ieben uno e8 Seltreid, prei85uee=
ben, 9e5puu9en meroen, pteIe Ell Plan gu accepz
tirelt.
Neape1, IS. 6ebr. Sin Oefret res
&rieg8ninilterS befieblt alien 1uf llrlaub Be-
finpliGen Sfft5ieren, lid AM 5. War5 Bel ibren
6e8imentera ein5ulinpen. Sin G9eilber 8itr-
9er9arpe lit mpbtl 9enta9t tpprpen. Sn Baz
leruto II. ben Nbbrt5Sen bdlt bic Ngitatipn an.
Wabrtp, %. 6ebr. Die Ipanil6c
8lptte lit bon Nlgeiira8 abgegangen, I'M bic
maroffanil6en 9eebdfen gu bpmbarOiren,
mabrldeinlid lpirp NIT Arpbile bet Anfan9
genad)t merrelt.
8ariS, &c. Sebr. Der Mpniteur perDf=
fentlidt etn Oefret iber Die REORGANIZATION
ber A~rtilerie Die 61Bz Qrtilerie mtrb I'm 3
Jfe9ttlenter sernle6rt unp Die NrtiQeriezS Grains
werOen rieoer ein0efibrt.
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Mms Geras

New Sr1eam8, -. @ar3. Der
Anltul (5era8) Sntelli9encer perSffentidt bic
%orTft5leue @orrelpcnoen5 6piiden @pup. Spu-
ltplt uno Dem Grie98minilter 6lpbb. Dieielbe
entb6lt nift8 Neue8.
on SOultOn b~ranutcn am 10. u. NR. breisia
SdIler alb, her Serlut betrdst $4,000.
3mll9en ben arterifanii6en linp merifauie
open Arlteplern in Meiaa, 9~lri3paa, lam es
81 erllltltben ep0ilicnen. Mebrere 8erlonen
wurpelt auf beiOen Seiten %getEptet. Die W2e~
fitarler bebteltet Die Sberbano unb Gle Sine
tltailer lpltroerl ltn6tt9elt uno i6idten na6
sort Tillmcre INN t6ilfe,
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GnnnreB.


8af9in8ton, IS. Mdrs. 9enat.
Der Sprltser itberreidte bic bonn @rGIoenten
Der Ser. ct. ein9elanhte Abldrift Der Depe=
l9en uaD Snltr1ftipnen oes g. ct. MiniferS
in Gbina.
GuOmbS bradte leiu 8ouferptt-@ eiet pie,
Der Elm.
gSillcr beantra9te, baS Gpmite fin Iu8wdr=
ttSe8 lOlle au9ewieleu tperbert, baritber gu tes
ri9ter, p6 Der 8ertras nit England iber lluz
t%eroriidln9 beS a%frifan. Carbohydrates aus
sefibrt mprben ulo Ob cine 8erbel1eruno Der
lesi9en @eleee Sesen ben Sflapenbanbel nS=
t6i9 1T.
auf ben Nmtras Sumner's muroe pas 81
mite fir ben Diltrift Columbia i%nltruirt, bars
itber 81 beridteu. pb ntdt ettpaS fiir bic Ser
beleritas Der Sail in 8al9ia9tpn seldeben
fGnne.
Gr babe bic Sail belu6t unb sefunoen, poR
le Elm ipabrer mcnIdlider Sdweinefau lei,
Oa nun Der Senat Ielbff @ef1naeue oabin
i&ife (Spattl 10 ici eS feline Yfli8t, bic Sail
5t elmer men ldenipirrtgen Wpbnun9 at MAIDEN.
9au8. Sipeman BON ArfaniaS rpuroe
Dem Spe5ial-@puite fit Die pacifil9e GiIen=
babn nod beige9eben.
@uf ben 9ntrag Scott purpe baS N2i(ifSrz
@cmite Der ~ferneren Snbetra6tnabme Der noz
@ileababuz2 la8elesenbeit entbpben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-14

>purOe beute WfDr9en pon eiuem i3use it6erfub<
rem uno Ip9lei9 %getDptet. @S mar elmer Der
beifen Sn9enieure rer Sabn ulo ei1 Ie6r oe>
a6teter Waln. "A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-14
Qeaislntnr MN Nirninien

NtdmOnD, ~. Mdr5. Sine 8ptl6aft
oeS @suOer1eurS purce o~erlelen, wprin er, in
9lnltdt auf Die 6iuan5lage peS Staates, mel.
fe ipeltere @elete er9eil&e, cine &erldngerulta
Der Selltcn empfabl; eS wurbe baber Ter StsS
Sltl9Sternlt Bis gum 2, Npril perldneert. Die
Sewtut9ltrlgen oieier Sellion merben ii6er 5
Mtllipnen betraoen.
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NLnfnampfer nerhrnnnt.

S9tca9Oz -. Mar5. Der Dampfer
gSeue" BON Yecria, bon Yeprid na6 ct.
SpulS NIT einem opllen Cargo 6e1tintmt, braunte
am Spnnta9 Wtittu9 an Sbarp'8 9anounq Bis
auf BEN 9Salerlpie9el ab. 3wei Seiaer unp
etn Wtatrole famen Inn lrlo Der apeitRe Glerf
ipuroe ldwer perlest. Da8 8pct mar fiir
$4,000 perIi6ert
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Meueres aus merico

q ew Orleans, -. Mdr3. Der
SpoOner paeronaut" brtn9t Nadri6ten aus
Sera Srit6 pom 3. sc. Miramon mar in
Satt Saan on9efpmmen unD 1tanp am 2. spar.
etel lPalltlfe Nfeilen bon Gera @rus, bieIe
0tapt lt1o Alparapp bebrpbeno. Son Gam
pea9g fparen 5pei S6iffe init Qe6ensmitteln
uno Wttnitipa in Sierra Gru3 einoetrpffen.
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Mnterifantibe Ma6rtdbteu.

Nep<Oorfy Sn Der MOntu9S-S ibuua
Der AfemblA 1T pa8 l9niddOOIe @eleb. mels
DIES ale SDnntagSperSui9ui9e III New=OOrt
Derbietet unp ben 8elibern BON Gbeatern cine
idbrli6e Steuer bon $1,000 uuferlest, auoe=
rCnlr1en nproen Hs
Sc lift ieet nur nod bic 6Offnuns Oa, baB
Der Senot bas @eiet perwerfen, Oper Der
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@nrOpdif6e Sfa6rt6tcu.
eettes per 0ampfsr 9Imerica.

Der Bariier Correspondent Der oOailb
Stems" tirdtet, baB e8 nur 5H pabr let, bah in
Winilteruatb, Der unter grriis 6es Sal
lerS ab9ebalteil muroe ulb bier Stunbe1 oqu=
erie, belflclen pnrpe, pa8 Brpieft Der Gerei=
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Bon Gambia, Mfrieo.

8bilabelpbta, -. Mdra. Ole
9eute bier bon Gambia einsetrpfene 8rio gas
ron iiberbrinst bic Nadri6t, Dap Der @apitSll
BEG S6iffe8 empire prn 9pltpn burd cine
Weuterei ieiner Mannidait 9e5tprmaen iplrbe
O9ae iein 3tel CREDIT gu RaBeil, Die Nadfabrt
an5ntreten.
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9lnfunft Ses OamDfcrs

yWt le8 IaHlDt4
New Oorf, 10. Mdr3. Der Dampfer
Ntple8 1aplor, Der am 8. BON Sapannab ab=
Si1S, 1T 9ette bier an9efommen.
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Gdneefturm i'm @effem.

Sod # ter, -. Widr5. Set beute MOr>
gen 5 llbr l9neit e8 unc Der S6nee lie9t be-
reit8 10 3pa bod.
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MiSenbohn=unfom

@afpn y. Wdra. 8nl. @itdeb. Fl,
'n9enieur Der Gep Serlep Central , 8a6n'
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Old town cheap Clothing Store
vi HNN rNr o. 40z 60 W>xa.

JtD. III ~. VNVIIT.
T~ortpabrenS cine srobe NaswabI frhser 2leOer fiji. Serqeh mn
Rnaben gu ben b~tliQiglen Freikn "*
@benio cine 9roBe AuSpabi bon Serrcn- Sember, Rraaen. Nors-s
uo EaIhentider, 0oientri9er, Spfen, Grapatten. MeSenSdSSr,ns
portempnnais unb ete Ween0e nncere MrtiteI. (Sbd1 III
, 1860-03-17
4 New Crlmo and nm Old Punish.


4 New Crlnlo and nm Old Punish.
u1ctts
Tie following is copy Of bill recently in-
troduced in the Missouri Legislature, By the
person who introduced the bill to re-enslaye the
free negroes:
AS ACT TO AxExp AN ACT CONCERNING CRIMES
1865. :.
Ee it tnatfd fy TIE General -dssens1y Of tAe State
ef Missouri ds joltous:
SEc11ox l. Ifany person shall entice, decor,
or carry away out If this State any slave be-
longing. to another, with intent to deprive tic
owner thereof Of the services Of such slave, or
with intent to procure or effect the freedom Of
such slave, or shall aid OF assist in ent'cln= de-
coying OF persuading or earring away or send
ins ont Of the State any slave belonging to
another, with intent to effect The freedom Of
such s1tve, or to deprive the owner thereof OF
the services of such s(ave, or shall attempt to
ent,ce, decoy, persuade or GRITTY away ont Of
the State anE sla'e belonging to smother, Wlsh
the intent to deprive the owner thereof Of the
services Of such slaye, or to effect the freedom
Of such slave, though such attempt does not
succeed or shall feloDiously steal, take Or car
r. away any slave, horse, mare, eelding. colt,
fillv, ass or mule belonging to another, shall be
deemed guilty Of grand larccuy.
SEC. @ Every person convicted Of any Of
feuse mentioned in the preceding section, shall
be puulshedb; imprisonment in the penitentiary
for two years for The first ofense, aud shall At
the expiration Of his Term Of sentence, be fur
Their punished BY haciag the upptr part Of Ais
t3st t4[ 1T IT, ei.tE sr;th he i<tits which said id
cropping and branding shall be executed by the
Warden OF keeper OF said penitentiary, or By
some person for him, On the day Of the expira.
ton oil The term Of Imprisonment Of such con-
yict, unless be be pardoned bJ the Governor,
, 1860-03-17
TTTNlyG OF THE TIDE.

All Mr.. Douglas ammunition Ids now been
usca un-that with which he proposed to mnr-
ucacturc tie sound and fury which should stun
tho Charleston Convention. All tho States
where it was possible to get any delegates IN
atructca for him hare held their Conventions
All that are yet to be holden will be rs EN-
phatically hostile, as Illinois is favorable, TO
his prctensions- The lido has already turned
against him. His supporters were 50 over"
jealous that they did not reflect upon the adj
vantage Of having the last word in the public
car, Of sending thelast slot at the pro-s!avery
Convention, The result isAhat before the del.
csates assemble, tho wires will lave carried
tho adverse decisions Of half dozen States to
tie country il quick succession; and it will
appear, in spite Of all that may bc argued to
the contrary, that the battle has tuEEcd rery
strongly against Douglas His enemies will
not tail to urge TINT tho Republican States are
nearly all in his favor, whilc tho Democratic
States are unanimously against hiu--an aFgu
mcnt Of tenrold force when backed by the con
curing testimony Of Mississippi, Georgia, tht
Carolinas, Missouri and Texas, where tho snprt
macy Of Democracy is unquestioned. Thu
testimony Of Vermont, Massachusetts,, Ohio
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, or eren Illinois
| will 10 Of trif:ns consequence in the face o
! those expressions Of opinion which are yet II
| coma from the Democratic quarters Of th1
Union.
, 1860-03-17

The Republicans Of Illinois owe to Mr.. Liz.
coin and to themselves to present his name with
perfec: unaaimity to the Chicago Convention
as their first choice
We believe there il but one man wle rivals
Mr. Lincoln as the choice Of the party in this
section. Edward Datcs is descrved'y favorlte
Of many. and is probably the second choice OF
ali Mr. L;ncolnfs friends, assuming that VI;
Bates position has been correctly e3ponnded
by his friends. The Republicans Of Illinois ask
Nir. Lincoln at the hand. Of the Convention. 1t
his nomination cannot be effected, Mr.. Bates
would be our choice Is tho stron ,ctt man Tor
, 1860-03-17
WESTERN NEWS.

Tho New Albany (1nd.) Lzdg<r reports the
burning to death on Monday evening last Of n
little daughter Of Mr.. Letcher. Her mother
left lcr to 60 into ueigbbor's, and on her re-
turn found the chid's clothes on fire, and sue
so badly bufuad that she died in few hours.
....A large Touring mill, in Grccuvitlc, (Ind.)
belonging to John ko,b, was burned on Sunday
morning last There was about s., 600 worth Of
wheat and -four destroyed. The total loss is
Slo,oo0-insurcd for s4,5o0.. The Laporte
Herald snys that between three and fire lund-
red persons will 1care st. Joseph county (fn'.)
for Pixies Peak this spring. Considerable
numbers are also making preparations to 60
from La Porte county >. The Michigan Central
Railroad bridge ut Augusta was partially de-
stroyed by fire Monday night. It does not in
tcrrupt the regularity Of tho trims 1.-The
Adrian (a1ich.) Rcord says the weather this
season has not been propitious for making
maple sugar, in that part Of the country, and
there will be only about two thirds rs much
made rs last year. On Friday last, man
named Maillick, living near Brookyiile, 0glc
county, was thrown from horse while running
+ race, breaking his neck. He died in about
six hours he was intoxicated ut the time....
improvement. On the Illinois and Michigan
Canal arc being made to the amount Of $4,000.
The whole system Of feeding the Canal is to be
changed, and new wheels aud machinery are
being .erectcd... The Gatesburgh Democrat
saws the scarlet ferer is raging in that vicinity.
.. Lola Montez is lecturing on Fashion at
e.. uf Ted, H. 1rA1t
kno.n lawyer Of yincennes, (Ind.) has Oh.
taincd divorce from him. The San says
.'the sworn evidence of defendants own child
reu would nlackcn the character Of the devil
HIMSELF. .....At Springfield on last Wednes-
day evening, lire newly born child
was found in the vault OF M out.housc, where
it lad been thrown by its unnatural mother. It
was takca out anl cared for. DR.. Deane, the
celebrated rascal, who sxindled fellow Ger
man out Of large sum Of money in Peoria last
summer, has been arrested in New Orleans,
where be has been practicing his roguery....
Uuucou,be, the Democratic Senator from Web.
ster County, Iowa, in discussing Gov. k1rk-
woods message, spoke loudly in depreciation ol
the "t;rade Of John Brown. There ere in.
ccndiaries at Winona, Minnesota. They burnt
| = house, belonging 10 Vim. Af'ea Of s.. Louis
on Monday night last. Loss &. 900. The Mis-.
| s;ssinpi is clear Of ice as far north as Wiuona
| A steamer from the South arrived at that place
/ on Tuesday morning last. ~ Western Chee:
| Congress i to be held in st. Louis on the I'LL
of April. MorrPhy, panlson. Iills9n. Dudley
sienited their intention Of being present.
We learn from reliable authority that Gna
arrangements hare been made between the Min
, 1860-03-17
Hauc och County Republican Conscn.
lf0n-


Pursuant to call Of the Republican Central
Committee Of Hancock County, the Delegates
If the several Towns met in Carthage.
The mee1in. was called to order By Thomas
e. Sharc. and on his motion Thomas Gcddes
W.. elected Chairman and c. G. Sympson, Sec
rrtary.
Thomas e. Sharp to BE- for the purpose OF ap-
pointing eleven delegates to the State CcnTen-
tiun. 49,, ..,
of five to report to this Contention the uants
Of eleven persons as delegates from thu county
tn the Illinois State Convention Sad Commit
tee reported the names Of Ebenezer !luse, An
drew Moore, Robert Lincoln, Alexander - mp
son. 4, II. King, Vim. L. Barnes, James stark.
Mathew Gray, Lswis G. Didamon, 5. Hatch, and
VIM Smith
In motion, the report Of the Committee was
-eec;vcd and the above named persons were
declared Lulv elected as delegates from Hancock
conntr to the Republican State Convention to
be held iu Decatur on the 9th day Of May. a.
D. 1860.
d. motion, the following uamed persons
were selected as the Republican County Censral
Committee: II. W. Draper, 3. F. Peterson e.
&. Sympson, T. P. Hawler, 5. Hatch, Jno- ~.
Marsh. Thomas Gcddes.
On motion, it is ordered that the proceedings
of this meeting be: published in the Warsaw
Ci:y Bulletin and Cbicago PEEss AND TEiauSs.
On motion, the Conyeation adjourned.
'TnoxAs GEDpEs, Cha;rmau-
.sTarsoS, sec'y.
, 1860-03-17

Steam PloIgA Wanted in South Africa.
We are in thc1eceipt Of the lol. owing letter:
To .he Editors Of the Chicago rrcas and Tribune:
GEx1LExES :-Hnviug observed in your pa-
per an account Of Steam Flow which would
move forward by means Of traction engine,
and turn six burrows side by side in the most
workmanlike manner, should be much obliged
il you will be so good rs to inform me, without
delay, Of the expense Of such q machine; and
whether the patertce has any available for this
country. Ifhe has, shall be happy totake one
myself, and also to introduce It to mapy others,
rs this il complete agricultural country, and
if the machine is approved Of, hundreds Of them
might be sold.
Trusting you will pardon me for troubling
you with this note. ! am Yours,
CuAs. ". PAYNE, Cotton Planter,
Port Natal, South Africa, ria Cape Of Good
Hope.
/ 18th December. 1859.