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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-11-10

Etat deM LOuisiame--Pdroisse dlberrllF
COur dm 6ems Distrid Jsdiaa,re
Dams la Succession dc fen DIR. L. Towle
A TrENDU, que Phillip Towlesa &c jour 4
IA titionne cette conr, a reffec, d'obtenir ~
lettres administration de la succession den
DIR. Thos, Towles.
Avis est par lie present doune a toux ceui a.
celia conceme de dsduire sous dix joun o. y
date de ce preset les raisons pour lesquelis'
ne serait pas fat droit A la dite petition.
lberviile, lie 20 d'0ctobre, 1860.
nov3 VI. A. ESTEvAH, Creme
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NEW GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED AT
Il. A. ORILESON'S

Grocery store,
S doz bottles Pale Ale;
Cor3ia':
." " Syrup;
Candies of all kinds:
Cream Biscuit,
Table Salt, Misunderstanding;
Sauce. Fresh Lobsters:
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh Jelly;
Cheese and Fresh Butter:
Boys Foot Balls,
ParIer Balls;
Boys Tops and Marbles,
Gun Caps, States and Pencils,
LED Pencils. Letter Paper, lHks'ands and
Lux. mhlO
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THF undersigned respectfully informs his
Il friends aud the public generally, that he Las
determined in future, as a great accommodation
to his patrons, TO keep in Plaquemine. rh-Sssn-
out the year, q fine stock Of Ec.ses and Mules,
and also Slaves. which he intends TO sell lo,rsr
than the prizes Of any ether trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms He trusts this re-
newed evidence Of his disposition 10
date the public, will insure him a continuance of
the patronage he has heretofore received.
sepS II. +. MOORE.
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STATE of Louisi0mu-Parish of Berrsut-
GH Judicial District Court.
In matter of Estate of DR.. Thos. Towles,
decd.
WHEREAS: Philip Towles has this day Pc
w tiiioned this court for letters OF admin
%stration OF the succession Of DR.. Thos. Towlx
decd
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may es
Germ 10 show cause within ten days from D.
date Of the publication hereof why the prayrd
petitioner shoult not be granted.
lberville, Oct. 90, 1860.
nOv3 NJ. A. ESTEvbN, Cief
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Fancy Notion Department

Ia this We dis com clifton both tot var ey
and prce. Among lhem ale faD>. >onse rN;rd
Ich: pua an Pow usr Boxes extra rIcu. td'irs
PornunuaIss; Work Boxes Uud Dressing Gases.
Whiting Desks. assorted sizes.
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INVENTED ND PREPARED
EE ~. VI ".


The inventor Of tins ueW aud invaluable rem
"ty mas taken patents in France. England. scot
Hama. Ireland. Belgium aud The United States.
Tn most chroIic cJusilpscv yields 10 the
'a.ty u.s. ufthe luvISoratiHG Cruel.
The Cruel IS a pie SAINT food, and requires no
mar icular jiej: It eXcitrs be appetite. AID scls
tdyuraa.y on the digestive organs. aud ceres
uyTe - .es> TSniiy. bot SUTeiy always, m every
i.ea,e q The stomach. shci 81:
Dyspepsia. Gas'rte. HsdiitniH. NagriTs. Sick
Headache. Pans la The Stoalch, Co>jiveness.
Vomiting. Chrome DiArrhee. NJ NJ.
The ,uvigorsfiug Cruel is taken IN different
WAYS: vi b 2 broih-with SsJer or sweeiened
ml.k-wiih % wIthoU' the orange d0wer water.
\ spoonful Of il s sufficient. AMI should be pat
IN boiling mi : and remain l5Or ~ minutes.
L. T. he taken morning and evening.
Foi ig,iLer particulars apply TO the General
Depot. No. ~ CuHii street. between Chartres
and Ro,a. streeis. New Orleans.
For sse, vs. holesale and leisii bv
"A. BERN iUD-TRABER.
poPa's IN al the principal cities in tie Uni
.ed States.
HMporsant Notice.
Among all its other good qualities, which are
unive sally acknowledged. il has been found "a
ne highly useful dnj benrGcent TO Women in the
state OF Pregnancy. and that it facilitates thei,
d 'iv"ry.
It also improves positively the qnality and in.
crea>es The quantity of Mix Of Nurses.
NJ other Kind OF food eau be- compared 10 IT
Il may he aiministere wifhou, fear 10 the
Youngest ch.idTen. II r,ireshes and strengthen,
them. aud preserves them Against a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We NAV therefore. confidently recommend j
10 every family
Every one-pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL. contains tbirty-two portions Tor on
person. They are all s,gned by p. MARNIAY
Inventor aud Petentee.
iyTo be had in PLAQUENINE Of CAR
son Il kEARNY. mhI7
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Ter snip AmlIy-
10 pipes Brandy; 25 half do Brandy;
% Or 10:
80 baskets Chas. Heidsick Champagne;
100 cases assorted Fancy Liquors;
100 bills White Wine Vinegar.
The above comprise but a small portion of our
stock. We can only assure our country friends,
and country purchasers generally, that we keep
constantly on hand the best of everything in the
Grocery line. which, 81 they will honor us with
a call. personally or by order, we guarantee
to sell them. or ill their orders, at rates that
canuo, be undersold any where else in the city,
and on terms as liberal and as obliging as can be
extended by any similar establishment in New
Orleans. We only ask a trial.
oct6 GEO. +. WHITE * co,
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b'eRse Ge Succession.
E'TAT DEL la LOUISIANE-PARoIssa
IL d'Iberville-Cour du GENE D;s,,;c,

ETAT DE la LOUISIANE-PARorssV
~ dIberville-Cour du Gene District
En- verlu dun Ordre on decret A moi aJrss,E
par Hon bic. Cour du Gene. District Jnd;c;a;.s
de IE'at tie la Louisiana. en- ct pour Ia naro;..s
dIberville, en- date du IL 0ctobre. 1850, J;sy.
poseral en- ven'e p~ublique au plus ofrant q, ds,.
nleT enchcrIsseuT,
HIRDIh 10 NOFEMBRE proclaim,
1850, a IL heures, >. N. a la maison Dc cour d.
ceIie paroisse. dams la vile de P~laqusmine. Ia,
prophecies cl-apres dGcriles appartsnau, a Ia
Succession de teue Mary Draw,
Ell a IA comnIuuaute qui existaii en,re ellie .,
son epoux survivant. Jules Durand ssvoir
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE sit,s dan,
Ia p~arois>e dlberville. vile de Plaouemins. dan.
ce,le portion de la diie vile divisee en- lois p,r
John DuttOn. &c dit lot est situe A 'suooignurr
Se> rues dn Maine ct Seminaire. mesursp, soiI.
ante hult pieds de face, mesure AnsIaise. sur 10
rue du Main, avec une profondenr do suetrs
vrngt pieds on plus sur la rue Seminaire. sn,s
liSnes PaTai!elles' on tou'e la prOlondeur s'eieu-
damt de la rue du Nam jusqu A la ligns divisan,
e dit lot dn lot appartenant a Francis Gallagher,
ct borne vert lie ileuve par lot de la yeuys S, Me-
Fadln, et en- arrIere par lot dl dit Francis Cal.
'agler. etant lie meme LOT one Jules Durand q
acnetie de Francois Gremaud, lie 30 0ctobrs,
ls32, scion de acie de vente pardevant LOWS
PETIT. Recorder de cetie p%aroisse. a~insiqps touiss
les DatisSes ct amelloratlons qui sy ,rouvent ct
y aPrartiennent.
Conditions compliant.
THO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
Praise d lbervIlIe, lie II Oct, 1850. oel2
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GEO. T. WITTE g. 60. respectfully
II inform their Ibervile friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have just received per
ship Forest City
80 boxes Saleratus; 80 kegs Shot:
IN boxes Cream TariaI; 10 kegs Bar Lead.
Per ship Chas Davenport
IS kegs Sal soda; so boxes Pipes, assd';
% cases Brsss-bound Pals;
$50 do Tobacco Boxes. halves and qrs.;
800 boxes Herrings: % cases Yeast Powders;
so cases Fire c ackers; 50 do. Matche
25 bags Spice; so cases do.
Per ship Ida Snow
80 bills White Fish; 30 bxs Goldfish;
$50 kits Mackerel, band ?;
200 bbls do . and 3;
80 qrs do No. l..
Per ship J. II. Chadbourne-
100 cases Bait more Cove Oysters;
100 do Lobsters; - DO Green Peas, in cans;
100 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 cases Baldwin X Myers Preserves;
so DO do do Pie Fruit,
100 do do do gal. Pickles;
Is do do 10 1-2 do do;
80 do do do Ia do 10.
"
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Hats and Gaps.
ladies, Riding Hats, sc.

Mems Han. from % c,Its 10 - %. ne" style
bows HAS aud Caps. irom - cin'S 10 8 80.
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Misses HAS, al about Manufacturer pr''eS.
- Expecting 10 D. IA oT NEN >ioNE '"r
the early rall trade. We purchased large lol OF
the above, but having no couven t place to
keen them. are oijriaZ then at a bargain.
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Shirts and Drawers.
Near, y,r., >.Ea and >tNir maze.
IEsHf5YGia%F.CS.
Carpets and ESuSs,

The most compete loi ever brought 60 Tins
section OF tn rnuu'ry-somr very uch-w'uca
can d. seen ,u ,ue lHlri story o. our store, az
-ur stie very cheap Call and see
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Ladies'. Misses aTl0 Cs1Il'
GEeu:s shoes.

We have a lot Of the above made spe ciaily VI
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TAGOFN SnEDS-Ncw Crop-cv-
II cry ~Yaue'y-rurniP. Red Top. sd Fla,
Dutch tor sale by
uI4 X. A. KEARNY.
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WALDEN SHAWLS.
oHt large assortment Ladies' Long and Square
m sns-ti sale BY the Agents. rn,cv
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furniture.
III NRY w. JENKINS
- PRACTICAL ABINET MAKER,
No. is LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of and constantly uauuact1-
mig every description of CABINET WARE of the best ma
terlals and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES SPPTNa JrNDEp
BE!,S holsters and PILLOWS of Haror Feathers IRON
sBDsFEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c. iattf
q NEW URNITURE
Es5m WAREROOMS
lihe nildersignedwoud the attention of his raras
ana the public to his new WarerT oms and he iarIS
NEW, and of the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand.
THQs. McGlANNAN,
, ~ FURNITgRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCiiA \ GFD and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23 If
"a w. GREENWOOD Il CO.'S
W CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
EEI Nos IS AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly hand and direct from our Factory prcal
yari ty OF CHAIRS manufactured OF Maple, Oak Walnut
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck, Rush and Wood
Chars, painted or unpaned Touchdown drove up,
bundles or boxes for shipping.
Office Chairs, Cane and W ooGl Settees Cane seat,
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Chairs, Cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
BACK Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chars, Cane seat ana Furniture,
Back, bureaus,
Tetea Tetes, Canese an Toilet Tables and Washstaus
BACK, ENtenSi on Tables &c.
Lounges, C8ne-Seat and Back
We cordially invite former patrons, and all others in
the trade, to call.
REFERENcs-Robinson, Lord & Co, Duer, Norris d
Co, ). 5. Stevens Sons.
W GREENWOOD Il co,
Nos IS and LOO Baltimore street,
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THE STEAMER GEORGE wFFus


WIN leave Baltimore Tor the PauXent river every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock far up as Hills Landing Ratnrn
ing VIII eaye HS Landing every Monday morning for
beGnlct VIA leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
Haven going and returning. % $500 ~ an" ran
Freight received Wednesdays and Thursdavs
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FOR THE EASTERN ms @As'

sizs AND WESTERN SHORE
John H. irwan leaves herwharl on Light stree ft y
CaIiaen ,r I2r NIX RlV Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
anu % UkIiA1 MORNING, at O'Clock, touching a I
fiamhrdse' Glolas ?. int aste Haven, Siermans Pier
duhnetEs mart, Cabin Creek MedfoTds Wharf Proyi
Denton TE% TsPy 29d and Benton RqGag leaves
at oclock togchng at the above named Landings o'
tn r +$NT Tor ASNAPoLIS ami WESt RIVER EVERY
a found Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
IF
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Sbipuinn.

sS@A FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th regular packet
ssszsship WILLIAM PENN, Meade, master, having the
most OF her engaged will with quick iesatrh
For bal nee Of freight or passengers apply to
80 j. HOOPER 4 CO.
s4t Commercial BUILDINGS. Cav street
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Minfs. RiQunrs. he.
s7Ht GSNT"VF|t WV
a WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
III RIACR TEAS 40

3A WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
t*f5NsFi BLACK TEAS. &c
iGszEkzfA 2 TIERNAN Il son,
Offer for sale he following articles, of their own
i'm Dor, alton, particularly for family use:
SHERRY Observation-Disclosures finest pale. gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass. -
PORT WINkS-Sande mans competition red and white
Port, in wooa and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard Marchs fine Madeira
in wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOCk " IN Els J, JahanneSherger, Stenberger, Marco
br9nner Cabinet LIB frau mich, Bronneberg of 1886
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pins. ~ "
BRANDlI5s- otard and Hennessy's fine old pale and
dark Branches.
RUMS-0ld and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, and
from the Is ands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlS-The best quality-Tiernan brand-and
900 half chests of the finest sou CHONG TEA au23tf
THOMAS SHIELD p. ).
a SHIELDS b ROCHE,
ESz4ftzA IMPORTERS OF
WINES
BRANDIEs,
And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
r Always on hand, large stock of superior Old RYEWHS
NET my23t
GFO HENRY j. BLANCHARD,
G&E1 (LATE OF New York;
&zsdzAz MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR
FRENCH C0L0RING FOR LIQUORS.
Between Gay and Hen streets, Baltimore
W. II. Walters h Co,
Chas II. Myers & Bro,
B. Maitland Il Co.
~ This is the oldest establishment of the kind in the
United States and We warrant the article to give
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THE STEAMER PLANTER

,r.,, THE STEAMER PLANTER
~ leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river eveiv FITFS
b morning atb O'CLOCK, far up Hilts Landing
alS VIII leave ililPs Landing every Thursday NOM
ing Tor Benedict Will leave Benedict every FRIDAY
ing ar O'Clock tor Baltimore Gazing at Plnm P;nt IN
ar haven going and returning. 'A' ian"
Freight received on SATURDAYS ard Nopdays
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WESTERN

ENC MARYLAND RAEEROAD
Open o FINKSBURG STATION
Trans leave Calvert Station 80 A. NJ and P NJ Re-
turning leave Finksburg Station, 10 and 1890 A. ~
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester, Yves Minister aney-
town and EmmittSburg onthe arrival Of the A. NJ train
Also for Westminster from the P. NJ. train.
81 If. IRWIN X Tsy!Op
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CHARLES b. MYERS BRO,

40 L e lotion AGEN
~ j. D. PRATT &CO.,
are prepared to receive and CLAIMS
IN any city OF county in the United States or Brit
sh PROVINCES Being in direct and FREQ uent
with reliable Attorneys every city and
or efecng speedy and prompt COLLECTIONS are sarh e
villgive entire satisfaction, nv '''h az
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTfI XGEScy
nd = uarle,
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yTsgTa
sssesSs LINE OF
rrr,-,, PACKETI
" EDWARD EVERETT, % Gnnhv
D." HELEN A. MILLER, Cali
" CHARLES, Puark
THESE vessels are all Of superior class, and insure at t
oWeSt gure They sail regularly as advertised and are com
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The c.
pacy TOO OF the above vessels as will afford
tacy 10 Shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply 10 JOHN HEN DERSON Il co,
GEO. ". HYNSON 4 Co, A gents New Orleans win for
their address, - NN eoI'!t
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Commission Tlertbants.

CEO. W. WAIT & son,
rxeSH 5$ sER SF sfED FOR 541: fresh
AFRICAN BIRD ,I PEPPER = pb in mats
g 5AAAcA a'GftHIREE white Esf blsschea
AFRICAN do, in bags
MACE prime in original packages. Limo, n,cl.vos
CAS.IA, IN cases and mas.
fFRE R il %ft' Spills H5s9 and b
with special reference the wants OF pest class of trade in
this and other cities sill
LOHN F. LAWSON CO.,
LUMBER sTAvE,
ossEs4ff, s s94g SEi& N gzg
No opposite IPa site b. B. H D. kk 6 SasEEf'
n G. DE GARMENDIA.
u. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Is COMMERCE STREET,
II P. EVANS,
I'll. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FLOUR GRAIN GUhS6 P GR6UNB BONES AND SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
No5New Corn Exchange Building, Wood street.,
References in Baltimore: ''''
Mc NscT Jones Co. fSi0R z M%msTman Co.
D0DEWALD i sINDALL, 'AA' w. ''SDA--
IN COMMISSION NASf Wh f&Ts AER DEALERS
INDIGO, SPICES, SAL SODA, SODA ASH, &C.,
29 CHEAPsIDE, BALTIMORE.
Messrs Gunther Rod -Gai Baltimore Messrs E. Pratt
) Pakharst Jr Co Do; johns Hopkins, Esq Prss
Mere ants Bank. aul-tf
EEAPRON & Co.
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
an lsn al
orts IRELAND nItf
I9s rls 1 en9So y meow a.e. vIcKERr
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x Sll NOTICE.
lzzssss:sLz1ssss=sn FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

,,r,.,.>,-, ,,,- FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT.
oGdANGE OF DAIS-On and after WEDNESDAY,Na
Z5u iotO, the Steamer MARY WASHIN GTON will leay
barm9re Tor ,he P&GXent river every WEDN ESDAY az
SAIlR AK MORNINGS at clock, preceding as far ~
as yon's creek Wednesdays Returning viii leave Ii
@nS creek Thursday morning o'clock for Bali me-.
VIII leave Baltimore Saturday morning at O'clock c
nm Landing. Returning, will leave Hills Landing a
Non,3y morning at 5ocOck for Baltimore. calling a. tn
usual landings the liver also at Plum Point and ~
Haven going and returning. ~
FIR light received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
D. =, u L. WEEMS, Master
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tsaii Ragas.

ESQs GREAT
s=szHsssSnz1a=nS SOUTHERN AND S0UTHW ESTFRN
FREIGHT ROUTE
m A, rr,,o,>,, - BETWEEN
bALI4AoRt, CITY POINT, LYNCHBCRG, VA KNOX
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN 1870
~, ID Mt ER MEDIATE TOWNS
The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and REIViIER + pro
now now Laying Baltimore Ev cry WEDNESDAY, and s At
UhDAi AFTERNOON, at SOclOck, for City Point, Va
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Iynch6pig
hhoNTIis' memphis and intermediate towns, heIng
TIE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPENDITURES
and
BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 all important points in Southwestern Virginia
bama and Mississippi ~ p"'' Vi MA
&"ods receped for through to any the abo, paces
tons on the route, apply " 'e''i s'a'
J. BRANDT, Jr,
s4-tt ""'"L '2%Se"Ln9?at 20 ptny,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-17

NKW YORK, July Id.
John E. Enright, late Assistant Health
Warden, was arrested yesterday on . charge
of forcibly rohbing traveller of money
Enright, together with his bar-keeper, Mi
chaei Ryan, were committed TO the Tombs
There was q failure on the Stock Exchange
yesterday, caused by the failure OF phila.
delphia house.
Another match hiss been arranged at Phil
adelphia between Flora Temple and Patchen.
A meeting was held last night at the house
of Watts Sherman, TO arrange a fusion be-
tween the Tanmany and Mozart Hall Demo
Gratis. Many leading partizans were present,
including Mayor Wood, Erastus Corning,
Jno. A. Dix, Dean Richmond, and Daniel L.
Sickfes.
The steamship Grenada is under surveil-
lance by the United States Marshal, as sus-
pected SLAYER. She was to have sailed to.
day with sealed orders.
The Tribune's Washington correspondence
intimases that some of the captured negroes
have been carried of from Key West to the
planters in Ais bama and Mississippi. Sns.
pieious vessels have been proving about
Key West, and the alleged mortality among
the captured Africans is alleged to be only .
sham to cover he nefarious designs.
The Herald'e correspondent SAYS Attorney
General Black approves of the lease OF the
Ontario county Court House for Federal off
ces and postolioe. Another despatch says
it is understood decision favorable to Rus
sell, Majors and Waddell, in the matter of
to Utah will be made.
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VI hale Leather.

Squeezing oil ont OF stnne ~ca! va .
thing TO be thought of AZ miracle that
might some Day convert the heather; bat to
get shoe leather from the skin OF q whale. il
so reasonable a probability that one il
amazed it sho lid not have been long ago at
tempted. Frenchman has obtained a pa.
tent for whale leather, and remarkably pii-
ant stud tits. The skin is so thick that,
after removing the inner portion, which ID
spongy, the remainder 10 split to make il of
the usual shoe thickness. 1t is remarkably
toegh, but as soft as buckskin, and il repels
water we'll. The Yankee boot Ia most miser-
able; The leather is spoiled by bad tanning
and worse working up. This makes un-
fair relation between supply and consump.
ton, which it will need all the whales of the
ocean to equalize. The discovery comes at
a time when land leather is growing alarm
ingly scarce; and we behold in it a beausi.
ful provision OF Providence, only excelled
By the discovery OF coal oil at q juncture still
more critical in the history Of human pro-
gress.
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Tne Panacea of Douxlasssm.

The Journal thinks that because Douglas
don't care "whether slavery is voted up or
voted down." that bis election TO the Presi
dency would put stop to the agitation of
the slavery question.
1T all the people felt as Indifferent to the
progress OF slavery as Douglas processes to
be, agitation might oease till il should be
thought advisable by some other Douglas to
open II up again in order to extend the area
OF slavery and promote his schemes for po.
lisical prefermens.
According to the Journal Douglas prin-
cipie has prevailed for the last six years in
the legislation Of Congress, endorsed by the
Cincinnati platform, and yet we have the ex-
perience of the country and the testimony of
Douglas himself that slavery has made great.
o. progress in that period than at any other
in the history Of the country.
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LegaI NotfCs

Legal Notice.
To Melehor &. Coll, John Henry Coll. Edgar I,
Coll, Alexander w. Coll. Ella Eliza Coil. Nav
Teresa Coll, children and heirs Of Elenor Coli.
deceased:
V0u and each Of you are hereby notified that
there h nov on fie in the office Of the Clerk az
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at KeokuL
petition and amended petition Of hiram Barney
claiming of Isaiah Gilmsrs the sum of twelve
hundred dollars and ten per cent per annum in.
ierest from Dec ?, 1855, = money due on certain
mortgage made by him to Charles Mason and aimee
assigned to said barney. dated June a. 1858, also
claiming against you and the other defendants to
sad petition the foreclosure OF said mortgage. the
same having been given for the purchase money
upon the sc. Of NV Of sec. 3s, aud s-w. 4 ii
NV. oil sec. 49, all in TIP. G6 N. range west. in
Lee county, Iowa; for sale Of said lands and GEN
eral relief,
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning of tho second day of the
next term of said court, TO commence ut Kcokuk on
I he first Monday Of September, a. ID. 1860, q de-
fault will be entered against you the petition TIA
Ken rs by yoa confessed, and decree rendered
against Jon Is praysd therein.
NOBLE a STRONG,
July 10, iaoo'dAm Att'ys fer Plt'f.