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DIR. KINGS DlspENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING, formerly OF New York ,for
Kf[ Sz the last four years of Louisville, KY .,
and who has devoted his attention TO
the treatment OF private diseases FOR so years, nat
tiers himself having attended 10 practice for so ma
nv years, and cured many thousands, he IS ena-
bled all diseases of private nature no mat
ter how bad they may he from nJndicioas medical
treatment, from neglect of their OWL DIR. King s
Dispeusary fs No % Deaderck street between Cher
~ and the Square, second story where he cures all
diseases of private nature.
l;oSoRRHEA cured without nauseots medicines
Interference with business. i -''
STRUCTURES of old recent date, e1ectualiy cured
in a few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes moro mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the skin, grown
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be enecctuay
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having
been given TO this disease and all the consequences
growing out of il, brought on IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsderate youths, aud ex
cessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect OF which
will undermine Constitution, rem defing the Sub
ect un Dc for business society and caSsing prema-
ture Old age. ga -
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty
of the Womb may rest assured Of immediate reliei.
Persons residing abroad, By writing and staung
their case, With fee enclosed, directed 10 Dr. A.
King, 30. . Deaderiek street, Nashville, Tenn VIII
have the necessary medicines sent tc their address
with necessary directions. Strict secrecy obssrvsd
Office hours from soclock in the mornipg until In
the evening. julyl0-indAs1y
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A MAGNIFICENT Chance.

Il WILL sell my Farm in Franklin county Tenn. on
d Rock Greek, six miles Southwest OF Tullahoma
consisting Of 500 or more Acres Of Land. IL b.,
divided into two places. IL has IL good improve
ments-the best Of spring water; good Grist and
saw Mil and Is wlthinfour miles OF
Watering places. - fif ~
For further information apply to B. r. wHrrE ON
the place, or 20 ne at opeiousas, La.
jansz-wtf gtissss .FagB.F. WHITE.
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uLn f !:
MOVEMENTS OF THE RaILRuiDS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE &CHATTANooGA- "A A Ms P n Haa
TENNESSEE & AnR4A1- Al 3 AM 3:Oa II
LoUIsvHIES S4sHvILE-5.00a M, $50 p n
g Gaiia,in Express4 go p N
EDegFIE1D KESTrcKY-6:3O An, 2:45P.M
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE 4sCHATIASooGA-5 r. IL q AN
TENNESSEE & ALABAEA-1O:0O AM 500 T. II.
LopIsFitLE& NASHVILLE 305 An ,2:l5 p II.
EDe1IELD KEsTucxY-IO A M, = +. n
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1yHE asteHton Of the readers OF the Patriot, tie
Il ladies' mere specially IS requested by Afssrs
MACKENZIE AlNCHIN, 10 the excellent kniriser
supplying our citizens Temne<lz Eru<J are az
nirabIy adapted for putting 81 kinds q PRINTS
and EsTraszt ahex age deFabse, simple aHd cheap
and the demand for them IS 80 great nat a-reeH<
nearly shreefzsndr ID 6ozsa b " been sed.
msy24
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A Card.
The Legislature of the State of Georgia having
passed the following Act at its Session of 1858, pro-
hibiiing drawing Of Lotteries within its urisdic
tion after the LIST day OF June, 1860, will on that
day, remove our entire business to Wilmington Del
l-.= WOOD, EDDY * CO, bic
Wilmington, Delaware.
Owners and Managers Of the Delaware, Missouri and
Kentucky State Lotteries. .e@"
AN ACT,
To repeal all laws and parts ofaws, authorizing Lot
teries in the State of Georgia, and for other pur
poses. -.-t.-- ...,. 81. ...-..+sf I'D. I'd.
SECTION l. The General AsseEHbyof Georgia do enact,
That from and after the first day Of June, Eighteen
Hundred and Sky all laws and parts of laws author
izin Lotteries in the State of Georgia, the vend
ing of Lottery Tickets in said State, be and the same
are hereby repealed. si.ffIt q" 4U I
Approved by the Governor
December II, 1858. ..5'. Ed. mayl5-u
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: r.. 3. LOCKE & CO., 4
A@@@ General Agents.

n. B-The above Is q fac-simile OF the
label each box. re-
Edec22-dtrfw&wfy = > - -=-sA = 60 ?
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W anted.

A n Apprentice Boy about rs years cid 10 = earn
"A the Printing and Press business. Apply at this
eaAess A1Ez7s0 = -e akxz "a Icsysi-u.
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Peter Anderson vs.. McRobertss & MeKee-FARM
DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, will sell SAT-
lRDAY, 18TH OF AT GUST 1860, at the house IN
Nashville, Farm Of s. and 10 poles les nom
the city, Gallatn Turnpike and Nashville and Louis
vile Railroad, the being the house lot of Craig
bead place ALso-Iot No. T. adjoining same, and
flaming acres and 122 poles.
TERMS-6, u and Is months, without iBtsfsst .otes
with approved security and hen retainefssS q
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Andrew Johnston vs.. David NJ AIlcn-I.OT OK SOUTH
- MARKET STREET. F ~
DURSUANP 10 a decree of the C4haneery Curt AZ
Il Nashville, in above named case, viii sell SAT
uRDAY, 18TH OF AU6USf. 1S6o. at the Court house in
Nashville, Lot OF Ground, fronting co feet South
Market street, extending through College street and
fronting thereon 10 feet, the being occupied by
Shops. s4-t : i-=-s..ss-sr
TERMS mouths credit, WITHOUT interest and free
from redempt ION zs-stfi-z-S Gs=zH5zsFE1 -
.iuIy26-tdf - g 49,. Ii. a6fEAVES C * M =
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B. H. EiaIn VS.. Edwin Ferguson aps<zaih ers-I7eoe
~ Sc ACRES = ~
DrRSBANT to decree OF the Cha1Szfy Court at
i Nashville, in above named case, wI,Isell on SAT-
GRDAI, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, at E7fz8ose IN
Nashville Tract OF I70o acres Land
IA CheIthdH county, and being the <6fJfe sold
by Dardn, Turner L Co. TO Edwin ~ 4<X Co. (Ses
deed of July Ii, 1S57.1 ' u f>7ssz7fas - s-sf
TERMs-I . and years, with iTteSssf cood personal
security required and lien retained. -aa.l@i
Ijuly26-tds = ,--lss j. E. GLEAvES, C. M
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Sarah Y. ai.Ilen Is. soziah 6 siueu--2sLAgFs.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Chalcery Court at
III Nashville, in above named case, viii sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1880 at the Cours-h in
aged =.
TERMs4 months, notes payable in bank with ap
proved eldorsers, required. - zsE.5
july26-td ~ j. E 6IEAXfSs c<&A
Newman and wife vs. Soan-SIX SLAVES or SLOAN
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VIM. Ncslurrey VS.. John Mcsfurrey--7 SLAVE =
-TlJRStIANT tea decree of the elsncsr< court at
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUST. sese, AT tfls Court house IA
,i,1Iysess- J. Z. 5izfsAFt2S, e.. & N.
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ESTATE

PURSUANT to a decree Of the chancery Court at
Il Nashville, in above named case, viii sell On SAT
URDAY 18TH OF AUGUsT, 1850 at the Court house in
Nashville Frank aged about Is, Nheelwright Wilson
aged about 49, Biacksnith Mora aged about %, Pain
Tel; Henry aged about p, Iaborer. Ann and child
TERMs-3 months credit, esce7a to Fire Hssssi=ed
Dollars the lroe sdle-notes with Two approved
dorsers and payable M bank required.
july25-td - 2 "a j. Is GI4sAyES, C. NJ =
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laa. n. aaIn !. CO.. AsSultEssssss g

Jao. R. Bain.ps George ssieNulty - ~.
DURsUANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Court
Nashville, in above named case, VIII sell SAT
lHdlAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1860, the Court house
Nashville Tract Of iid 80 EHlcs Of IandIyns
On the Naslx lille ard Eislsfo neke 3 mics nom
qty, and the same property heretofore sold by Jno r.
i ms 70 '''s x, 1 s,,'Si -,
without redemption.
july26-td J. E GLEAyES, C. NJ.
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A ) L III III 4, P Pei Ma CURE oTthis dis
ressing complaint use fEse F-zz EsEzg
FEN DTS
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by c. B. SEYMOUR x CO., 1O7 NASSAU ST,
Y Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
raay6-ins1y --. s-4s-zz
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Fresh Corn Meal.

A NEW supply just received per Railroad, and
n for sale by BENJ. +. SHIELDS Co.
July IS, lsso-a. s<9a 9Eksa fsl
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For sake.

vrvHAr comfortable dwelling, No. los South SUM
i. ner Street, Formerly the residence OF Russell
Houston, Esq; -. $50 -. !. 49,.
dence Of Jas Corey, Esq. Apply to - : sss7l5s
J. KIRKatAN, President,
| Aug1-u BE- Union Bank o. Tenn.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-02-11
tPusLisHED ny AUTHoRTrT. .:..c
LAWS OF THE LAST SESSION.

.4l5s.E-s Is! III 30 AN ACT u ;t.3EE s@lssH.
Declaring certain fkiHgs 10 be property specifying
the otoner thereof debating he mode for re-
covering lis possession, and prouidinq for
Tedrsss Of any grieranees that may arise from
pToceedings under this act. 4 :.r..y,c.,
SEc.l Be II enacted by the Governor aud
legislative Assembly Of the Territory OF Utah:
That any person who has inel0sed or NAV here
sitter inelOse, portion or portions Of unclaimed
government land, or caused u 10 be done at his
expense, or has purchased. or may hereafter pur ;
chase, such inelOsurf; or erected, caused to be
erected, or purchased any building or other I'm
PrOyement thereon, or may hereafter do so, 10
hereby declared to be the lawful owner OF the
claim TO the possession OF such incl0sed land,
ami the lawful owner of the imEr yyements there
on and thefeunto appertsniag; and he shall be
50 deemed and held in all legal proceadiags and
Y all rights and doings pertaining or relating to
the aforesaid properly. :'> +
Sec. The owner of any property specified
~ The foregoing section, is hereby authorized,
IN order 10 recover possession thereof 10 request
wHRonl pre- cess from any court officer thereof,
any constable, sheriff, or any deputy Of either OF
said officers 10 proceed forthwith 10 remove any
pereogs and his elects, who has unlawful or
Iotelnie p lssesslon OF said property; or 10 re-
mote any tenant thereon or therein, when said
tenant Tails or refuses to fHliI any OF the terms
OF ms contract wilhits owner, or when the lease
OF said tenant has Expired, or when said tenant
10 washing or otherwise damaging the aforesaid
property or when said tenant has Undelet said
property or any part thereof, contrary TO con-
tract OF against the expressed " h of the owHe:,
or when said tenant shall use said property OF
any part thereof, for any unlawful or disOrdefly
purpose or purpose not specified in the contract
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MISCELLANEOUS.

: Guns were invented by Svartz, German.
about the year 1878, and brought into mss by the
Venetians In 1882. Cannons were invented Il IN
anterior date; they were first used 1t the battle Of
Greasy in 1915. In England they were first ussd
at the sisge Of BerwlckInl4O5. Itwas mot until
1914, however, that they were cast In England,
They were used on board ofships by the Venetian,
In 1888, and were In mss among The Tatks about
the aame time. An artillery company was M
siituted IN England for weekly exercise IN the
year 1910. ..:z.. 5.s
Protestant churches Of worship In Paris have
multiplied Of late. We notice that recent
Saturday issue Of GalIgnsni's Messenger contains
eight different advertisements Of divine service,
which were TO take place on Sunday, VIII; at
Rev "A. Gurney's English Church, the Church
Of Scotland, Wesleyan Chapel, Congregational
Worship, Church Of England, EngIish Church
tRus d'Aguesseaa,) American Episcopal
Church, and the American Chapel.
SToSE cuTTiso MAcHIsE. -seWs have inst
seen in operation" says the JOunsl do l,Asiae,
E'an ingenious machiHe for cutting stones, invent
ed BY eIOcknakeT, OF Fesslsux, In this depart
nent--M Jean Marie. This machine hsws,
:seapPles and carvss the hardest stOnss with
remarkable precision. The bed on which the
stone to be worked is laid, runs on iron rails,
backwards aud forwards, az may be required.
There have been found In England, in rocks
| which were deposited long before the creation
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VOL.I

gee. -. No splrltnoua or ferrnented LIQUORS,
shail DC brought into the PenitentiarV. fer tia
use Of any prisoner unless prescribed Far IN. hsal,h
oy Physielaa; Ia whlch case ne eIaII snscilv m
y, ~ . We warden, ne quantity andqqGlity
Sec. 16. The warden tl.aII bnve NJ, a. ,,,,.,.
and be sued, defend aud be defended. - M.
otiicial capacity, Ia alcourts Of law and touity,
70 direct al persona employed as ogersesr,',
guards assistnnta; and 81 minor Officers. snS
by The consent Of the directors, 10 appoI5t !.
deputy for whose official actS he is responaibls.
Dec. ~. Tie clerk shalt be clerk Tor ids war
den and directors, and shall record ali nrecepta ~
which persons are committed, and keep i register
o. each convict, HE name, age, place n bitth.
particularly describing bis person and former &C..
rupationt and shall record the time FOR which he
was sentenced, and Oh contracts md hnsiDass
matters deemed essential by the directors n
1 Sec. ~ Whenever nm attempt ID made or
about e be made, 20 release any convict bslonV.
ing 70 the PeHitentiary, or 70 commit any unlasy-
.iul act upon any person or premlssS ihels.Ihto
aPPeElainfng, any officer thereof i authorized 10
summons sufficient posse III the most summary
manneL to repair forthwith 70 me place svIeyc
such danger Is spprehendAd, for The purnoss ~
repelhng such Contemplated invasion. II ~ Eer
son refusing or Beglecting to obey said summs,ns.
Or any lawful commands Of the officer III char
shall, on conviction thereof, be imptsone.l. not
e1cteultg tM months, or med, not exceeding one
hundred dollars, By hny court having jGFisdiction
SEQ. ~. The auditor Of public accounts 4 hsre.
BY authorized 70 issue warrants on the territorial
treasury for the relief Of the warden hIs deputy,
or other persons employed in pen epiiary service,
also for tools, cIolbine fafhitnfes ana IN 6ihsr
necessary supplies 20 the amount which may be
ordered BY the directors, payable out4of any
money IN the treasury apptepriathd Cor bsniren-
tiary purposes: provided, that nothing herein
shall be so cutIsfyraA - ~ sSslfeg 49,, -
rants Tor official Ssrvces Of the director. 80
SEc 10 All laws and parts Of laws conflicting
with this aci, srs hereby repealAi. sili lssN
s is. L DAsIEL III wEtls, +.
n 81 president ef Tie Cornell;
.ss Il hi !fjl..,s g.y JoHN TarLoH,
Speaker Of dc House of Representatives
Approved Jan. 90, 1861. t5ssl y
:g5 "A. CuMMING, III. Ii I. .y5i;t5 %s La
" Governor Of Utah Territory. I. .... \:
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.AN AeT


R9ealino certain aets and apprepviating snonev
% locate and open q road from Grtat Sail Laks
CitH. 20 the Yaiikii az thu NJ L--
sKcs I. Be u enactsa BY the Gsvsrnos ma
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of Utah:
that an act entitled ian act for the Improvement
Of Big Kanton Creek Rosd,n approved Rebrua.
~ 10th, 1852; and also an act entitled Can act 10
Incorporate Hg Kanyon Road Company. - ap-
proved January 10, 1855, be, and the same are
hereby rep 4aled q
Sec.2. The Territorial or State Road Com
missioner Il hereby authorised and required To
locate road nm the most fessibis route from
Great Salt Lake City, By way or Big Kanvon
Creek, tot the Valley Of the Weber, on the rnost
feasible ronts 70 Bridger, and to open the same
BY contracting with persona to the best lnisFests
Of the Territory for the completion thereof BY
the first day OF December next, and 10 report
his doings, under this act, to the legislative As
senbly during the first week Of its next annual
session. .. ~ ~ 77.s- Z, =. -
Sec. .. The sum Of two thousand dollar. i.
hereby appropriated out OF any money ID the
Territorial Treasury for the purposes specifedin
this act and the auditor Of pubic acconnfs shall
issue bis warrants upon the drafts Of the Terri
Iotiai or State Road Commissioner 10 any amount
not exceeding tho sum herein appropriated. ~
= ...=. DANIEL III. WINS, =.
: .a.. Il 'tt: m Rresident Of te Co0hciIZ
IL -. .gtg IoHE TAYLOR. N: >. n III,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
Approved January 90, 1860
L.. ~ =: p A. CUNNING, 4, IL IL. ~ -
!, -. : ~ = -. Gope,norof utaa Territory.
D.
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JOURNEY Or GOV. SEWARD FROM EaYPT 10
palestine. tst@$ q
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$50
1860
Jr~eisy school Mce'""e"" """~' S'"'
pl<Nv\vlON GOODS. etc etc" etc.

ARE RECEIVING in 1850 and vii continue
w far That
tbs tralf by industry "
what a t'y idea hf wants OF our e
yuaHyo traded with our house ron W. WY
sl; ,sns and facilities TOR Supplying ''
lhsnd,e hnearye not "k'n' very a
am and furnish Al with their patronage WIN
coon GOODS prices on liberal other house ~ Marsha.
shreveport place SD Nes ot'ons-nnd yet to be d'd
w1 do fr W We" ortn'~ CONSTRUCTING
travelling expense time pledge ourselves our old customers anu
together with atd ani hnr''e va! u
Gs.so srslt yhopat his O Ne" Orleans
old friends and the pubic generally " ' "7
honorable and
the Efforts please alt 'b "
Clerks a charge nothing Tor showing
aics do not y'leA rA 'u WIZ
enufe atsf'trn G mus be our misfortune.
-, a. - zen G. G. 3
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FROST l. co.
u. pANAO NJ.
A Csmp Street New OrleaeA

HAS taken the agency Of the cclebr.,es
III an~ II a. ". GALE h Co. and !, Ia
4 Co. In tho State II Texaa, anil will hsV
respectable stock Al Marshall. ~,
Orders fcr any psrticuiar psttesn, o! ~
will h. taken, and the Phases delivered V =
.hall AMI warranted to give sasislsssis&
I,cey u 1852
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24
Mirrors of I'll Sizes

In endless variety; PLAN ard cueclled India
mating refrigerator. of all kinds. together with
lee Boxes Of every SIR
Furniture carefully and securely packed for
shipment to the interior
City and county purchasers will always find
our work ready for their inspection, and are cor
daily invited to visit our store and examisc for
themselves,
Jaly 22. So ly
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TI"TNT ItIAs TIT 1I'lFFr 'T''''r'T
SHREVEPORT. LA.
Would respectfully announce to the citi-
zcns Of Harrison County. and TO that
norton of Eastern Texas trading at
Shreveport. that we have recently open
ed fresh and complete stock Of Hard
ware, comprised in part Of tie following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-24

7 MuuLOR Importer rs Charre- street, Nv
IL. fN--n Com ard - inui. streets
French mud German Patent Lraihers Calf SKINS
Morneco Kid LINING and Ftprt Boot Legs Also
Lasting and SATIN franra- Boot Wrhhs aud tsoons
Boz, iaeings rw,.i silks, shoe thread hast aud .hor
maker tools
m A large stock Of every article in the mannf.e
turing lin. Nav - IS No Is
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Spring, Hair. ana Moss Mattresses

Patent Spring Bed Bottoms new and econo
mical invention Comforts, Spreads, shoots, pill
low cns,.s mud Mn.unetn hnrs.
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4 GREAT VICTORY FOR SOUTHERN
Ml\UFiClURES

GRAND GOLD MEDAL or HONOR,
Oferea BY N, iatci States fau, Nd u
October, 1858. fer The best
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G. FLINT & JoNES
Nos 81 4 So RoBpi Street Ndc Oflefns.
MOULD invite the attention OF their friends
w and the public to their large and well SEE
lu.....l .t..nl IL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-03

AWFUL CAIAMITY.-From Halifax.
under date of 21st ult., it is teegraphed
that the steamship Hungarian was
wrecked on Cape Sable, Nova Scotia,
and that all the passengers and crew
have found watery grave. The fol-
lowing are al the particulars that have
reached US:
The following is the only news yet
obtained from the scene of the wreck
The large steamship ashore on the
west side Of Cape Sable is the steam
ship Hungarian which sailed from
Queenstown Oil the 9th inst. for Port
land. She is a total wreck, and all
her passengers and crew are supposed
to be lost. A small portion of her hull
is now visible at low water
Nothing like the news dispatched
for the Associated Press can be found,
but it is thought it may be in the mail,
small portion of which has been
saved in damaged state
The following has been sent from,
Cape Sable to Messrs. Cunard & Co:
"a steamers lights were seen on Mon
day morning at three O'Clock. At
daybreak the spars and pipe were
seen standing, and at 10 A. NJ. all
had gone by the board. The ship was
settling fast. A heavy sea was run
ming, breaking mast high over the
ship. Communication with the ship is
| impossible. All on board must be
lost, unless the boats left the ship be
fore daybreak which is not likely. AT
low water, part of the ship is still visi-
bic. This is all the news that can be
obtained to night
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-03

JUDGE CATE a DEMocHAr.-The
Stanton Times of the 2sth, says,
Judge Gate stated to more than one
person on the 2lst inst, that he acas a
Democrat, and that he stood by the
principles Of the party, and that if the
Democratic party wanted to make a
nomination for Circuit Judge that he
acouM citharoac from the field as an
independent candidates. Judge Cate
told us last Wednesday that the above
report is mistake He AYERS that he
did say, if the Democratic party de-
sired to make a nomination, he would
not be candidate in the convention.
If our friends at Stanton have been i'm
posed upon in this relation, we hope
they will hasten to make amends: if
otherwise that they will establish be,
yond doubt the correctness Of their
statement. We hope neither candi-
date will be treated unfairly.
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--zS s~S@-

FEoGs.-An enterprising citizen of
New Jersey has prepared ponds for the
purpose of raising frogs for the table.
These amphibious.vocalists are adyanc-
ed from the tadpole degree to tie ma
turity Of frog-hood, when they are sub
jected to a rap on the head, which eff
fectualy retards their growth and i'm
pairs their musical powers. The pos
terror limbs are then Invested of their
natural covering, and sent 70 market,
where they readily command the price
of 81 per hundred at wholesale. Frogs
are becoming common article of food.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-03

Madison. Feb. %.

- -Hd1iSUII, CD. ZoIIl.
The Supreme Court find an opinion
this morning in the case of the State
ex rel Crawford vs.. Hastings, that when
the Secretary Of State audits accounts
as authorised by law to audit, his aud
ting is final, and cannot be corrected,
whether enormously or not The Leg
i>iature has no power to create any
other auditor than the Secretary. This
is supposed to carry with it the claim
Of Carpenter against the State for $685.
900, audited by late Secretary Jones
and contested by the State Treasurer