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atw 0eaus gals erssttt Saturday ptniu ganar 81 1860

Must BE Sold:
BUSINESS COATS! BUSINESS coATsi.
Our Large stock
GLoTH AND cAsS ERE
BUSINESS COATS,
sELLING OFF ATGREAT BARGAINsi
400 BUSINESS COATS at Cost.
100 BUSINESS COATS at Seven Dollars.
400 BUSINESS COATS at Eight Dollars,
100 BUSINESS COATS at Nine Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Ten Dollars.
100 BUSINESS COATS at ali prices.
DRAB CASHMERE suITS-coat Pants and Vest for $la
Our Entire Stock Of
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
VIII be sold at REDUCED PRICES TO close the season
Rs-es before purchasing, Mt
PERSON, HARRISON q CO.'S,
MAGAZINE STREET,
jal6 2plotAoweSsa Corner Canal street,
OUe1.COats
ovERCoATS. ovERCoATs.
OUR FINE STOCK
-oY-
EAyER 10th, CASHMERE,
And
FANCY ovHCoAra,
WILL BE SOLD AT VERY LOW PRICES FROM THIS
DATE TO MAKE ROOM FOR
8 u ng Go dst!
PRICES FROM 81 TO s25.
Few More New Styles Cape overcoats.
Hl-Cali and examine, at
PERSON, HARRISON Il CO.'S,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Ial6 2ploaoWe&sa Corner Canal street.
w C. WATKINS. C. W. aoNAs
Watkins s Hoaa0se,
IMPoRT ERs AND DEALERS
CAEFEITNGS
OH CLOTHS AND MATTINGs, WINDOW SHADES
coRNICEs, AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
No. 80 Camp street.
ial6 2pe. NEW ORLEANS.
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!. .1Yse GEORGE IK,asl.i,.qto,, =

J .- g 11st- UE ~ NSgtz5EytUE -
SEWING MACHINES
f THIS NEW MACHINE ~
Is ready 10 be introduced the public, and NE
with confidence recommend it as a
Very Superior shuttle Machine,
being GREAT IMPROVEMENT on the Ladd webster and
Singer Machines making The STITCH and selling The
trnordinary
Low PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS. TT
This Is the cheapest Machine brought and being
uaetured by The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
guarantee to the public of being all that claimed for it
Depot, No. III Camp street,
Where also be found large lot Of Machines making the
celebrated Grover & Baker stitch. jail 2ptf
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The Eastern Clarion.
PAuLDIsa. MISS.
81. n. Adams, Editor.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of any country in the South is very respectfully Of
tered as an advertising medium TO the Merchants of New Or
teams. Agcnts FOR New Orleans
A. B. sTRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
a1S 2nH M. % Commercial Place.
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ULAAN NEVILLE a. CO., AuGTIoNEERs, APP
praise and General Agents for the sale of Real Estate,
BANK Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales, Gargues, Stocks OF Merchandise, elc.
Plantations
R5- odice. No Il Commercial Plass. san
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DoIbeas.

DOtbeN5.
CONNER CTAL COI.T,EG II
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded by the Legislature Il Louisiana
With Agricultural and aechaaical Departments
STORY BUILDING"
Corner of Camp nnd Common streets.
Young gentlemen who wish good situations should remember
that QUALIFICATION always secures position. There
apartments and Professors for
HOUSEKEEPING. PESMAEsMIr
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH
GERMAN, ENGLISH. etc.
as to I'll al for business Ladies' and gentlemen
are invited to visit the College and Ige for themselves.
~caiaoges. with fl Information all who desire
them.
,a2i apst&w. RUFUS DoLBEAR, Pres't.
B0ys' Clothing.
NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES :.
Assortment Never Before Equaledl
By late srryas have replsnshsd our stock of BOYS
CLOTHING, making the assortment very complete.
PRICES REDUCED.
In order to make fer SPRING GOODS, soon es.
pected have marked the prices of all styles Of
BOYS CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
Story Building
lao 2pSs Corner Ganp and Common Streets
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ONLY FIFTY DOLLARS.
We have the pisasnre Of introducing e the public NEW
AND PERFECT SHUTTLE MACHINE, making the same
stitch the snger Wheeler Wilson, sloa Ladd Web
ster Machines,
These Machines perfect made and viii be put
at price within the reach of ALL
They fsr superior the Ladd Webster Machine and
are THE MACHINE for sloemakers Tailors and others.
We have named then, the
George Washington Sewing Machine
rg-eall aud examine the New schine at the Grover Be-
ker Depot,
jail 2pf No IL CAMP STREET
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). q. NIXON. Hasscr ana Preprsetor.
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and have sspirsd = - political o6ce; ard
now, y view Of she mad excitement which
eonvulsee the country, and the general dis
ruptiun and disorder Of parties and the
slensots which ccnpoes then, a. usss
thar esee assured that for ne, persoualiy,
thme = no political future, and accsps
The coalition with cheerful satisfaction.
Still, cannot discharSs myself from the
lifelong dssy to watch the cesdsss Of men
10 pasef, sad to rssist, % far - mere
private nan may. the fearful progress Of
oihcial corruption, which, for several years
past, has sadly narred and de6led the fair
fabric Of cr government.
u Ar. lincoln should be elected, COMING
In % new man, at the head Of young
party never before in power, he may render
. great service to his country, which no
Democrat could render. He can march
straight fesward IN the discharge Of his high
datiee, guided only BY his own good Sadg-
ment and honest purposes, without any me-
cessisy 70 tsmpcriIe with established abuses,
to wink as The delinquiacies Of old party
friends. er to unleara and discard The bad
of6oial habits that have grown up under tho
Of his Democratic prsds-
cessors. b short, be can be m honest and
besd ssformer 90 easier and chsaper terms
than any Democratic President can BE-, for,
in proceeding in the good work Of cleansing
and purifying the administrative depart
ments, he viii have no occasion to expose
he vices, assail the Interests, OF thwars the
ambition Of his political sricnds.
Begging your pardon for the length OF
'his letter, l remain, with great rcspect,
You friend and obedicnt servant,
EDWARD BATES.
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fvtsen expres,y for sse Chicago Press snd frfsuze
HONEST ABE OF rME wRSf



o hsxt froa The psns-erssied halls sf cd Aaips
whers the spsen6sr rss falls fsa the vinGs os The
Ard AWAY IN the wess river and plais, frserEins
kirSs eu1 Tie graad anthem Of I1bertyss uxrniaxi
frem Gresa rollins E<aifse II s~elss r. the sea-
FOR The peCDio hAveeylsen, victorious md free;
IAay have chosen thsir iesdess and braves and hoss
OF them sii u oid Ass. Haeess Are Of the wsasi
ne SPIRIT tAss Tough. for the pstr,oss u old
Has swept through the land Ard aroused uS forever
In The pure sir II Heaven . slaseArc unfold
Fit 10 marshal us ca 10 the soSrod endea sogt
Proudly the banner Of freedom bear;
Noble the hopes that eacifcle IL fhefei
ADd where battle Is thickest vs follow the crest
OF gallant Old Abe. Honest Abe Of the Vest
There's triumph in urging gsorions cause,
ThoSzh the hosis VI the foe FOR while be stronger
Pushing On fsf tnst rEiers and boiler laws,
III their iesseninS col rm1s opZose no longer.
But oars the ford pe cf men who have passed
Through the struggles Of years. and are ysctors at
And Trust in Old Abe, Honest be u the West.
Lo see the fright scroll Of the Future unfoid!
B<ssd farms and fair cities shall crown devotion
Fres Labor turn svsn the sArds into sold.
the links Of her raiivays chain ocean 20 ocean
Barges shall dozi the DARK river waves fsiaves
with wealth never wruns from the sine~s Of
II cur noble Old Abe. Hoaess Abe Of The west.
1Asssstsus hosy Revsbsiean serifsf ss~e
And again, for . Future fair - the moynine,
For the sake Of that freedom precious than life,
King out the grand anthem of Lieeriy's warning!
Lar the banner on hiSh. while frum mountain to
The cheers Of The people are sounded again, tp.Ain
Hurra for cur caase-of all causes the beat!
Hurra for Old Abe. Honest Abe Of the West!
EDMuSD c. SILDaAS.
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RAISE srock,

II non- sesideut land owners will persist
in letting their lands lay around ~ IN
inhabited, we might 40 we'll BE- deriving
somo benefit from them % not, BY raising
cattle to range over them. No country al.
fords 40 fne an opportunity for stock cul-
ture as these new counties in southwestern
Iowa. With small amount OF capital our
farmers might vie with the heaviest opera
tors Of raising cattle befe, that ~ might
say, without eIaggeration, that at least two
thirds Of the income therefrom 10 clear prof.
it. We have said il repeatedly, and Ne
again declare II, that tho intelligent farmer
can make more money now than he can in
twenty years hence, when our country bs.
comes chcckered with railroads. Eastern
farmers, who barely derive q support from
q capital Of FIVE or six thousand dollars,
could, with the same means, grow rich in
this region IN . period Of FIVE years, in that
most delightful department Of farming
stock raising. .,.a,.
Talk about market for your corn. Your
safest and surest market 10 10 . hundred
head Of squealing hogs. When pork is worth
SO so per hundred, yen realize 80 cents .
bashel for your corn. No farmer in this
region has any excuse for selling bis corn
for less than two bits. The sxpenss Of get.
ting stock Of hogs u almost sofninsl, Il
you will only turn your attention 70 IL.
Twenty. I've dollars win give you fair stars
il rightly invested. Get hogs and stop your
grumbling. Get cattle and stop your bel.
lowing about hard times. Square yourself
to get rich from the legitimate profits Of .
legitimate business, by pushing along in :
straight line. Omit speculating. God Al.
mighty gave ron more muscIs shsu brains.---
Coming Sentinel.
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a YANKEE TRICk.

A week or two ago four creditors startsd
from Boston in the same train Of cars, for
the purpose Of attaching the property Of .
certain debtor ip Pennington, In shs Ststs
Of Name. lie owed each one sspasdtslys
and they each were Suspicious Of The object
Of the other, bot dared not say word about
is. So they rode, acqsxintaneeS IN, taking
upon everything except thst which. .shsy bad
most st bssrs. Whss tbsJ arrived y She
depot as fsrninSton which Was thres miles
from whore tie debtor did business, they
fousd nothing 20 pot them own the roaa
bus Q solitary esb, toward which thsJ sIi
rushsd. Three get in snd Fsfssed admit
tancs 10 the fourth, and the cab started. ~,
Tha fourth ran after and goe spon ths
outside with the driver. He ssksd The On.
ysr il hs wanted 70 eel; bis horse ns ss.s
pIied that be did not vsps to--shas 70 rAe
not worth more than go, bct BE- would sell
hin for that. lie sstsd bin u hs would
80 fIlO far him. ~YO,v ssid be. The
IS fourth nan . eyuiehly pAid over the sessyi
took the fs;ss ssd basbsd The cab up - .
bsok--slippsd Il ~ from The basessssftr-,
IA Il 10 - thss The door could net b
ooeoed. ;umped spos The horss's bsek ahd
rods 81 !" III ~ y.swiseh !" shiis ~ |. ..
s;dsrs y vsss Isokisg sss ef the sjeee9
feslise liks sisgsd ssas. fIs rode q . ~.
~ and rot viii seYvsd, ssd ~ 6sbt es-
eure, ssd got back . shs bsse! ~ ... = ~ |.
. insiders " ss1s ~ ps9sG - ose.1s.
Ths csbuaa soss beseht 49, p 49, -.
so. Tbs |" seA . - eeeed = ~ Nss
sun II tbs fonsSn4s sss, she fesaa ~
psst4 sd6leJsst 2 pay b. sws espss 10 q !
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HOW LARGE u TIRE KINGDOM OF rwo'
STCJLIES,

II Garibaldi il successful Ia the Island Of
Sicily, without doubt the continental nor.
tion Of the kingdom will also bs liberated;
and thus between nine aud ten millions OF
Italians will he on the road to better govern
ment. We are 90 accustomed to maps Of
the United States, and OF the individual
States, protected on an unwontsd scale in
with European Govsrnnsnts,'
that We do not realize the importance Of our
ncighbors over the water.
For instance, there 10 scarcely . New
Yorker who wnuld at 6rst sight admit thas
the kingdom Of the Two Siciliss--m more com.
monty known as the kingrom Of Naplcs--is
nearly 40 la:gc in area as the Empire State,
aud contains nearly thrice - masy inhabi-
tants. The continental portion alone has
an srea Of 81, ,595 square milcs, while the
island Of Sicily will add about onc.third Of
that area moro to tho kingdom. The main.
land part Of the Two Sclies contains, By
the census Of 1856, 6,sS9,03 Inhabitants,
while the !nsulvr portion has a population
Of 2, ,223l ,O2O. Palermo. the chief city OF
the island, had in 1857, SOC, 600 inhabi-
tante. ss
The receipts from various imports in 1856,
were, for the whole kingdom, 81 ,62G ,36o
ducats, and for the same year the expensss
we're 3l,9I9,e2S ducats. The ducats in
Naples 10 not equal to our dollar. The ex-
pcnscs every year since 1856 must have gone
many millions beyond the receipts. Thoto.
tai debt Of the country 10 nov more than one
hundred and forty milipns Of dollars. hut
the resources Of thc Two Sicilies are 90
great that, under liberal government, the
whole dabt would soon be Wiped aWAy.
The leland Of Sicily once belonged to the
house Of Savoy. Austria At that time own
ID the leland Of Sardinia, and offered 70 cx.
change the last mentioned insular possss-
zion for the first. This was accepted, and
thus the Duke Of Savoy became the sover.
eign Of an island, which gave the name Of
SARDINIA" to the northern kingdom OF
italy. Sardinia has now dispossessed Aus.
tria Of Lombarcy, and who knows but that
The Sardinian Garibaldi will now snatch
Sicily from worse dcspotism than that OF
journal Of Commerce.
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WnArl Z n1elN - a1ll9SR. asw
"bub5isss" q The Califer1;A !. C.ss..,
Ero, Furnishes tAat paper. under lhe HesI
q "Nosss and Cegitatisns, with Is m.
lowing:
l begin te bslievs sAas, sev...s.,..
aesey aales the nas, and drsss ~ Rsass.
nan.
begin 70 hs,is.. thai he priss !, nor.i
potent than the sword and The pea toeeeAes.
begin 70 believe thai sEveS Wdh 81 -
nost dusise Tho Wssk ars Ne meet aeyeas
upon Sundays.
l begin to believe thai honsssy i, the bsss
poiicy-to srscrlats With until yss eais
svrybedy's eoa6dsnos, then lias yese
pockets. So -
begin 70 believe in hunbuse,ne p,onle
out Of thsir dollars. Il is neitAsr stealsnr
nor begging and those Who ars hunb nbusss3
have thsmsslves % blame.
l begin to believe that maa Vac not uads
% enjoy life, but 70 keep himself miscrabls
in the pnrsnit and possession Of riches.
! begin ID bslisvs that the surest remedy
for hard timss and tight money market, i
- sxtsasagant expenditure ON The part a
sae individaals -se keep The money nov
iSesia - believe that nos, Sds tssvss
are qsali6sd to hold oi6es uadsr sevsra~sas
with the exception Of INV natural bora
fsols and lunatics.
begin to believe that piano forte il
more necessary 10 family than meat asd
potatoes. &C., "a
begin to believe that boy Who dsesa's
swear, smoke and chew tobacco, may BE- .
very good boy but 10 naturally stupid.
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&. auHRaIGHs,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

AAyILL txssasn f4ass. sr~esGsaA SOS ssa - ~
w rrswsss Rsasg IA siisss, wtts Ffs seassu e'
e. sac sr>sstdass sAe .sx=t !c&szS q 81 aeS,
ty stteass.s $40 Lever aSss&~ss II VN&
n VI Rst&assFs sesssrr ssr-r All w@Es ~afFsas<~ ~
sss-A ~ aassrseses Sc
aryK1rxerx-y r vsilt,s.. Gsssrs. t,.-ess \
sss.sya ". sames rsSsass u. ksa.sx.. ss. -.
ssaS~ssr all rssses "a tslA ts~a ttast sarss ss
rstke.l Ter
Hss - tNSs --ss-
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A. T.. I.AROE & CO.,

ltc,t.s ssrpsnters and So,tusT@.
COUNCIL RIuFF~. IOWA.
A ss rRrr.Rxr ~ wANs CONTRACTS FOR FHk
n ,rrth,r Il Eaidigrs 80 asst reaSsn shie terms
rt.r, Elrrs,i,its snA Specifications dsswH rua sTR-
rssr, lysstnx n all stSsi PcensgtN tested ~
~ corrtSs cns,tsntly - haa'. sid rsase 10 eFrr
q .sv 4ssgst ststs fsse sseriss sttsaitea sT-
80 - takias CasgEs 81 FsneEsls.
~ she's m "a. t'osrss ~ Jeossc AMI Censrr fac,
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ALFRED A. SMITH.
. AsNse. Ntxn ana uruaAentai rainser

Ness I. rter e. .<sses s,sef.
siAgiN.. GLIDING, sRAtN-
tNss. nafelsax Asss R<szssag- -
.~-60 CarrSnse, ka<xs y ae,H faiat-
tAx. pxeer-ssaaxsnx y Aasesi
ass "a res, ee. r->i sssA "A y ALI. rAfKAs
.saasiy 50 aasd. cesissxs ssse~es ss1a WALLS ce,-
cred. - Orders sssscs<eA ~ sssn ceansry, aoa
psonsrsty attenaea A- -. 4. S1tf3-
S~en<1i Biuea-es-a
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ETBy tEe newly revised sis:rssS Of Mss-
sachc5stfs, bank oihcers sfs feqaired @
ssanp all eoustsrfeis and SpsSiess bills
which nay b. feeeived 10 The seuses q bes.
ines, ssdsf. . peuslty Of peyisG ths tsIl
amount eftbs bill or bills allowed 70 pa0
w,tAees being 30 stamped.
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sr. Lorrs.

A new census Of Sc. Louis has Just bses
taieo-sons~has inpsrfeesly showing the
following results:
wHrrxs Msses q, 10 rsna,ss g. - :faas; iElaE
CoIonxc ..Yres. sest; Nsves. ,1ebS fsaal. ssSsA
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nAHl.lsS \ CROsSLAND,

No. 3. ssrIgE BLOCK.
lsss~ 1rsss~ss. CssssH Sfsfvs.
rrkNyAs
urt,i,s, Trcnsh a~A AnerteaS vry Goods
hOOTS, SRoES, HATS, CAPS,
and Quecns.Warce
,.as-oxs a.. &s-. ~.
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A. COCHRAN.

GENERAL LAND AGEN L
eoCNcit. BLUFFS. IOWA.
v,,ItI. PROMPTLY ATTEND To TIVE To-
w gArtoN and sale VI Land ~srrnats t"F non
.sldsnts, payment 1t Taxes. su the purchase ana
.as az Rsai E,tsts generally WIZ Also enter tahds
,s ..tIisss ,n.t Styp time fss payments tn;-u,
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= r,,prtE ,w q FAtEiEtGU,
+ n rbyfig IL ". TOurtE.

u>S,ytusIygEy wunI.ssALE psALrws IN nFT-
Ia Goups t.Faeesies, BSts. Shoes, t0thsas Liquors.
easonssaFe. ss-, Se., and
vpRW tRp,ss i COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Id. street, st. Joseph Mo-
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PACIFIC HOl Sc.

Lever nrsaitssy, between Main ,ud sc''t Streets,
COUNCIL BLurFS. IOWA.
JptIN NJuSrs...,--.......,.,r Proprietor,
sr>UGS asrss situated crNtras 10 Ihe sasircss por-
ts.a ss the spstsngcas Istxs amt veil ven
nfsst sai evsrytagtx s,ous t has air - comfort
a,aa t,s, vsatarxr ys-nsa
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- II. IL q u Z -

Type Foundry Il Paper w arohousc
No. ts7 NORTH MAIN srREEr.
t,nyv VI rrras Sm. sstaur.
L1pEw. PEERS CO..
NngkLsRs tn r, ssses, rtsBr sst Gtnsnlental rTfe.
~ News. psos. Car Ie5tsr, CBIers+I and ssulHa pa
fsrs cards .Ra Card essrls rtiattnx iaks, cts tsai
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PIONEER BOOK B1NDEKH, .
1asss' Nissk. S"~sr Hr"ss""S
xxrsr ktrRR, BOOK BINDER AND BLANK
" npgk Manatsrtuter. tussrTL hLrFFs, IOWA -
prepared t execute anything In his department OF bus-
usss rrrsupty in substantial ami ~vrkhshtse nisn-
nsFSsri AT low pFrcs. h"-a
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ST. Lor,s, June II. lsss

In most if not ali these particulars, !
understand the Republican party Judging
it by its acts and BY the known opinions Of
Of many of its leading men, to be the exact
opposite Of the Democratic party and that
is the ground Of my preference Of the one
party over the other. And that alone
would be sufficient reason, il had nc other
good reason, for supporting Mr.. Lincoln
against any rtsn who may be put forward
by the Democratic party, as the exponent of
Its principles and the agent to work ont, IN
practice, ITS dangerous politics.
The third party, which, by its very
formation, has destroyed the organization
of the American and Whig parties, has
nominated two most excellent men. know
them well, as sound Statesmen and true
patriots. More than thirty years ago served
with them both in Congress, and from tha,
time to this have always held them in
respect and honor. But xhat can the third
party do towards the election Of even such
worthy men ~ these against the two great
parties which are now in actual contest for
the power to rule the nstionf h IL made
up entirely Of portions Of the disipseerated
elemensa Of the late W5;x and Americas
parties-good ng.e,isls in the main, sd-
NIT, bot quite too weak 70 elect sny man,
Or establish any principle. The most il ear
do is, here and there in particular localities
10 nske division 10 favor of the Dens.
erats. IL 1856, the whis and Auesicau
psrties (not forming nss party but united
- Allies with entire unanimity and sons
seal, supported Dir. Fillaefs for the Presi.
dsucy, and .ith vhas rssultss We nadl
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STREET q CRAWFORD,

AT r ~ II y T.. Y y 4 L l. y w.
ssG.>SsA RLHEEs, sSw:s.
rs. ts-ass-a-
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PROFESS SOR or NJ L = lC
unstruettaa given ~ yocst Music and gu the flann
l PitNgs CAREFULLY TUNED AND REfAiREp.
Far further particulars enquire Al this ONCE.
v a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-30

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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-03-16
ARRIVAL. OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, March IL.
The R. M.-steamer America, from Liverpool on
Saturday, the 25th via Queenstown the following
day, arrived at this port this morning. The steam
ers North American and City of Baltimore reached
Liverpool on the 23d The r. NJ. steamer Asia,
from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the 26th.
The news is interesting,
GREAT BRITAIN.-Mr. Duncans resolutions, in OPP
position to the Budget, had been brought TO a yote
in the Commons and rejected by lie majority. Ar
rangements had been concluded for Lord Elgin's
going TO China on an extraordinary mission
The British Channel feet had gone to the Medi-
terranean, it was Tumored account of Spain de-
rlanding large cession of territory from Morocco
one of the conditions Of peace.
IrALY.-Austria rejects the proposals of England
for the settlement of the italian question, stating
that she abides by the Villafranca arrangement She
will not employ force at present, nor increase it to
carry it into effect but the liberty to do
in the future. n ftH .,.--a
Spain demands from Morocco large indemnity
and the possession of all the conquered territoryas
u condition of peace.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company propose making
an attempt to restore the old cable.
LATEST by TELEGRAPH TO QUEEssTowN.-Tht
London Morning Chronicle says treaty of alliance
has been signed between Russia and Austria.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet. The
sales of Friday and Saturday 5000 bales each
The sales of the week ending Thursday were about
900 bales at prices about the the previous
week.
! Breadstuffs firm Provisions quiet
The London mooney market was easy at previous
rates.