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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-11

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MzMn
MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention of Mothers, her
S0OTHIN & SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
WHICH greatly facilitats the process Of tssth
w ing, by softening the gums, reducing all
in6ammations-wil aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodic
action, and is sure
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give Fest to your
selves, and
Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over
tan years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH
of it, what We have never been able te say of any
other nedicne-NEvER las 1T FAILED IN SINGH
INSTANCE, TO xFFEcT A cgRE when timely used
Never did we know an ins lance of dissatisfacti
by any one who used it. On tn, contrary, all arr
deli GIFTED with its operations, and speak in termI
of commendation of its magical effects and medical
virtues. We speak in this matter "wuAr We DC
KNOW" after ten years. experience AND PLEDGE
OUR REPUTATION FOB THE FULFILLNENr OF WHAT WI
HERE DECLARE. In almost every instance wher'
the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion
relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minotsi
after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is tho prescription Of
one of the most ExPERIRNcED and sKILLRUL NURSES
in New England, and has been used with NEVER
FAILING SUCCESS IN
Thousands of Gases.
It not only relieves the child from PAIN bat in
vigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.-
It will almost ms antly relieve
Gripping in the Bo,oels, and Wind ChoIic
and overcome commissions, which If not speedily
remeded, end in death. We believe 1t to be tn
BEST AND sUREsT REMEDY IN THE WORLD In all CASE
| of DYsKNTERY AND DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whetnel
| it arises from Teething, or any other cause W.
wo uld say to every Mother who has child suffer
ing frsm any of the foregoing complaints, DO MOI
LET YoUs PRRJU DIcRS, NOE TIE PREJuDIcks o.
OTHERS stand between you and your suffering chill
and tho relief that will be sURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY
suRK-ts follow the Of this Medicine, IL timel!
| used. Fall directions for using will accompan.
| each bottle. None genuine unless the fac.slmii
of,CURTlS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
| side wrapper.
sold ty druggists throughout the World.
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street, N. 7,
Price, only rs cents per Bottle:
aFsold VIII olesale and retail by
W. w. De AEUS, Muscatine, Iowa.
April sd l. WY
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LEATHER

LEATHER.
GPANISH and Slaughter Sole Leather,
~ French and American Kip skins.
" 60 Calf skins
Pink and Russell Lining skins,
Topping skins-all colors,
Iron and Zinc Heel Nails, all kinds shee threAd,
Boot Webbing and Shoe Findings gsnerally-just
received and for sale by
sep1-59 CHARLES NEALLEY.
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New ,JeWelry Store.
GEORGE G.. WHELDONE

HAVING opened JEWELRY STORE
& in GREEN WATERS CLOCK,
No. 2O5 Second street, -
&HA opposite Dunsmore Chambers, IL pre-
pared to see his friends and patrons, and supply
all their wants in the way OF
Watches Clocks, JeWeiry
anc all such articles as are usually kept in JEW.
ELRY STORES, on moro favorable tefms tnah
ever before offered in h.uscatine.
Prices to suit the tightness Of tho 10 1ney mar.
ket, and cause customers to forget hard timSs.
~Bs sure to call and examine before ptrchas j.
ing elsewhere. lfees oa"th
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-05-11

Standard n Q dicine,
known and approved by
all that Lave used 1t, .
and is now resorted to s
with confidence in all {
he diseases for which {
it 10 recommended. !
1t has cured thous- .
ands within the last two 7
years who had given up {
all hopes of relief, as z
the numerous unsolicit- !
I'd certificates in N y s
possession show. (
The dose must be
adapted to the temper =
ament of the individual =.
taking it, and used in s
such quantities as; to g
act gently On tho bow :
els II
Let the dictates o f Z,
your judgment & III d e
you 10 the use Of the
LIVER INVIGO r A.
MIX WATER IN TIE
INVIGORATOR, AND S
GETHER.
y PrIce One Doll
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New Commission House.
SPRING & BLAIR

TTAVE taken tho large rooms on Water street
Il formerly occupied BY Nj. Block & Co., where
.ney are prepared to do ths bu mess of Forwarding
and receiving all the Produce Of every des ription
that NAV ho entr sted to them.
REEarES As.-0Iesn 4 Stone, Bankers, C. Weed
asher Of State Bark, Cha:. & VIM. X. Ssnze
Hardware dcalers.
March 81, lS60-t
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"a sssaoiIsueo facts q
TOR, and it will cur,
Liver Complaints, BAL.
ious Attacks, Dyspep-
STA. Chronic Disrfhoa,
Summer Complaints,
Dyscntery Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Hakitual
Costivensss, CHI Ollie
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Ipfan.um,
Flatulence, Jaandice,
Female Reaknesse
and may DO used sue,
cessfuliy as an Ordins.
ry Family Medicine
1t will cure SICK
IL Il A D A CHI 4, les
thousands can tostifyD
IN twenty minutes, if
two or thrse Teaspoon
fuls are taken at CON.
mencement CT attack.
All who ESQ it are
giving their testimony
in its favori
MOUTH WITH THR
" ALLOW BOTH TO.
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CASRS, air tight, and wi
Tho Family Cathar-
tic PILL il a gentle but
active Catnartic which
the proprietor has used
in his practice for more q
than twenty years. -
The constantly i'm
ereasing demand from h
those who have longh
q sc d t h Q P l L L S a
and the satisfaction 4
which all express in re-
gard to their use has in :
duced me to place them =
within the reach Of all. :
Tho profession we'll :
know that different Co. IS
thartics act on different .
portions of the bowels. '
The FAMILY @ A. :
THARTIC PILL has, :
with due reference to s
this we'll eStabIis he'd Y
fact, been compounded {
from q variety Of the
puress Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
on every Part CT the al
PRICE THR
Tho Liver Invigerator
Pills are retailed by Drug
Wholesale by the Trade il
5. 7. W.
Manufac
0ot. Is: 335 u
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DIED,

DIED,
At Washington, Iowa. Saturday, May 9TH, 1860.
ELx1RAH, infant daughter Of J. W. and Elmirah
Quinn-aged months and 10 days.
In this city, on Monday morning, May 18th; 1850,
MARIA FRlTz, wife of Anton Fritz-aged so years.
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JOB TURNIN 6
NFA ALL KINDs-such as stair bsnnistcrs, hubs,
~ Gc-done with ditpatch at
D. l. P. STEMS
Furniture Factory, Pappoose Bridge.
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.
| keep in any climate.
imentary canal, and
are good and safe in all
rases where a Cathartie
is needed, such as De-
rangements OF the Ston.
ach, Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins,
Costiveness, Pain and
Soreness owes tie whole
body, frem sudden GOLD,
which frequently, if
neglected, end in o long
course Of Fever, Loss Of
Appetite, q creeping
sensation of Cold over
the body, Kestlessness
Headache, or weight in
the head, all In1ama.
tory diseases, Worms in
Children or A dults,
rheumatism, q grest
Purifier of the Blood,
and many diseases to
which flesh is heir to,
too numerous to men
tion in this ADVERTISE
ment, Dose I too
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AEOLINE WRAPPING PAPER-Crown, Med
VI nm and DJubl, Crown
at PALMER / DEMOREsT'..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MONTHLY ABSTRACT


MONTHLY ABSTRACT
Of tile Asssts Liabilities, and Condition Of the
Muscatins Branch Of the State Bank Of bsoa
for lst Monday, Aay Z, 1860.
Safety Fund, Sc, 1853 rs
Specis. 12,05l 81
Not es of other Banks, 1899 90
Other Cash Items, 1,234 Al
Due from ether Banks, 1857 81
Notes and Billie Discounted, Sl,97l O8
Duo from other Branches, 1876 20
Personal Property, !,2s6 %
Susnonse Acct. 17O6 y
Expense Of this Branch, z,olo ~
" fuiIv secured. Secuted - 2s,Oss 7s
$l06 40
Capital Stock paid in, $3400o W
Notes in Circulation, 1884 90
Due to 9th r Banks and Branches. 3,Ol1 ~
Due o Depositers, 2o,79l W
Surplus (undividsd profits $40 on
Discount and Interest and Exchange
received, SSo IL
$l0s,74s.4 40
GEO. c. Stcne, President.
CHESTER WEED, Cashier.
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BOOts and Shoes.

Boots and shoes.
NULL Stock Mems, Boys and Youths Boots
l. and Shoes, for Fall and Winter Wear: Aso.
any variety of Ladies and Children's Lasting
CATERS, Kid, Congress and Laced Boots-;ust
received and for sale by
sspt1-59 CHARLES NEALLEY.
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"a FOR D's tirh548
LIVER INVIG ORAT OR =

= NE En- DEBILITaTES. : y
TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
i GUMS, and has become an sstsblished fact, a
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
rJNnE subscriber has on hand . large lot OF
| Sweet Potato Plants ut his residence, q miles
west of Mu.catne, on the Iowa City road.
apr27 JAMES CAilELh.
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S A n F OR DIS
FAMILY
Cat hartic Pulls
COMPOUNDED EROM

Pure Vegetable extracts, and pat up in GLASS
CASES. air tight, and will keep in any climate.
Tho Family Cathar- imentary canal. and
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sumo, be finished during the summer. Otner
buildings for business purposes are being erected,
of which we may have q more extended notice
hereafter.
There never has been time when there were
fewer empty houses in Muscatine than at present.
Not only are the business buildings all occupied,
but nearly all the dwelling houses for renting pur-
poses have tenants. This speaks highly for our
CITY at time when most Of her river rivals are
being deserted.
The GALE OF YESTERDAY AND LAST NIGHT
One of the Gaimneys Of the Decalion Blown Down.
The gale of yesterday afternoon was more severe,
and of longer continuance, than any since the
memorable "squalP' of April, IS, during which the
roof was blown off the Masonic Hall building. l
came from the southeast, and continued, with more
or less violence, during the whole OF last night.
has no doubt done considerable damage to steam
boats within its range At the time the gale set in
the Decalion was lying at the Ferry Landing. but
Capt Fisher concluding that the other side of thu
river was the safest, ran over and laid there unit
about dark, when there was luil in the wind HI
then returned to the landing, where the boa
remained during the night During one Of tn
terrific gusts, in the fore part of the night. which
were if possible, stronger than in the afternoon
the chimney to which the pe-pipe was attached
was blown down, completely demolishing the uppe
portion oft, and rendering the whole of it nearly
if not quite, useless. The Captain informs US tina
workmen will commence repairing the damage a
once, and that, in the meanwhile, the Muscatin
will take its place, occasioning delay nor incor
venience to those desiring to cross the river
The Muscatine, returning with some twenty cord
of wood from trip to the vicinity Of Burris Cit.
ran six or seven miles in the gale, when she WI
compelled to lie to. Had she been going down, 81
could have made no Roadway whatever. As it wa
the wind drove her to the shore at dangero'
spsed.-Dai!y, 9TH.
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DY EXPRESS-A now stock of Lalies' LASTING
- Glove Kid and Goa, Congress and Lace Gait
ers for spring and summer wear. Also, q fine lot
IF Children'ssla,k and Fancy Caters, bootees and
Slippersst CHAS. NEALLEY's,
scpt1 SO
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EATNER-Al II kinds of leather on hand.
II septl a - G. NEALLEY.
a complete assortm ent of Saddlsry- II srdw
n now on hand. G, NEALI Ely.
sept1. 50 ... ....
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Price One Dollar Per Hottie.
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Custom. m ade Roots
S00 PAIR Mems Custon-made Kip Boots, Of
wv my own manufacture, on hand and still
making, which arc warranted to be of the best
stock-for sale by CHARLES NEALLEY
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Muscatine, April goth, 1860.
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YJyUBE Paints and Artists Materials, ro E..
April4. Az SnAAAAo'>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. Information has been
received u the conclusion of treaty be-
tween England and Honduras, restoring to
the latter the Bay Islands. 1t now remains
only for highland TO restore TO Nicaragua the
Mesquite protrctorate 10 complete the settle
!Gept Of he differences growing out of the
(laS ton -Bulwer treaty, and this will shortly
be done by Dir, White, the British Minister to
Nicaragua.
Mr Preston. L. s. Minister 10 Spain. has the
ad ustment
Prominent Congressman are now privately
taking measures for the early introduction OF
10 bill amending the laws for the suppression
|of foreign invasion and Indian hostiiities so
As 10 enable the Executive to exercise Federal
when bodies from one State in
wade the rights and territories of another
This is suggesed by the recent raid at Har.
pfT's Ferry
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Additional BY the North Brit0n.

PosrLAsp. Dec. 3i.-A Hungarian journal
had received warning for violent articles
against the Government of Austria.
Prince Jerome has again been attacked with
OF the lungs.
kKpnips closed on Wednesday at 7Of SOC, a
decline Of / per cent since Tuesday.
UrHiIH Wednesday.-M Henry Smith,
roetmssler General of Canada, and Sir Gu
sack Honey. have gone 10 the Continent, to
negotiate Arrangements with the Belgian,
Prussian, Austrian and Bavarian Govern
,nents toy the transmission of the mails TO the
Vul'.i States by The Canadian line of mail
steamers. and via Queenstown. in the same
manner as that which has been adopted by
me French Government.
The rumOred marriage of General Carl
ba!di WIS automatically coutradicted.
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Fires the North.

BRIpGgPoRT. Dec. 3a.-The extensive flour.
In. establishment Of the Bridgeport Mills in
The city. WAS totally destroyed by fire. a, three
O'Clock this morning, together with a very
large stock Of grain and -four. Tie mill ma
chlGery, and steam engines were also totally
destroyed. The origin OF the fire is unknown.
ItSs $4,000; insured fer $4,000, mostly in
Hartford and Sprn gtield Offices.
LAsALLg. Ill. Dee. ga fire commenced
yes terdsy norning, in the ci gar store of James
IIhftcher, on First street, and comm itnicating
10 The adjoining buildings destroyed eight Of
them Lo.s S}u,UG0: insurance unknown.
ALBANY, Dec. Bob. Smith & Co.'S leather
lannerY, AT Bleecker, Fulton CO., was burned
yesterday. Loss about Si-.G0U.
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LEA EHWoRIH, X. T., Dec. }0th.-The Pixies
Peak express. Wilh eleven days later advices
ifum Jefferson Territory. arrived here to-day,
tTinglag 5lo,utU in dust.
lie miners At Russell and Gregory's dig
Fi"g, had resisted the collection of taxes tor
'hr support o. The Provisional Government,
which haC created a temporary excitement.
HE amount of dust exported from the gold
region since May is estimated st from one
AID half or TWO millions OF dollars.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.

,,r.x Ian. THE Arabia, from Liver
~, -, the 18th ult.. arrived here yesterday
c So " viyo and Bohemian had arrived out.
rSs Africa arrived out A. Queenstown
rss peace Congress meets about the S3eh'
- C,vour represents Sardinia.
TIE minors are that Napoleon will inaugu-
~.,e ne new year with fresh pacific ae'ho"-
one hundred and eighty Prosestants-noo.e
-, and GEN llemen~ Hungary, hase oce"
,~,nr,sones. conflict il imminen.
The French had destroyed Village q" oc"-
s.l river in Africa.
wnrocco has been largely reinforced
An English Cabinet Conncii IS "fSe"n5
called. CIV The Em.
>oror OF Austria is about 10 aousSat.
COMMERCIAL.
r4rrR real Dee lF.-CottoH ~ssies ~, .he ~ecA
ia ~, baies ~, srAet decl,"ed "a hosders rfess
% ,se rev crop on the market Quotations are :
ibt W. ar Is ,sd uidd Ias i6d Upiands
- = i5I ialadiinK lbd StocA ~ American
~. - Liverpool q? 90 bsss. Manchester
COZ - ~, ,,nl,vorahie-ptic slightly lower.
: ~ t",@ 'J,i Wheat steady; eiosing htm. Corn
"a" ,dy.rr.n. tend-nc,, and is IN better de-
rae G -, an siysnce oi 81. d6d.
NJ W., ,,,cr.-PaTk DALI Rscon Suiet-new mid
-, ssr,Ms Lard dali. SUGAR buossnt and par .
g ~. Hs r'pber for export. RICE quiet. Rosin dull
80 - CLOSING heavy. Iufpontiae duh AT
q, +" a. 80. Tr. sdtapced 'sSid.
-" p.l'.'o "a the Bank vi Ensleud had decreased.
-, .t,,Ddsrf. CausuiS n8,a.
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TIL. c,Jc a, y;,I;f.y.F;re

BosToN, Dec. 3J.--Uaii.ax papers Of the odd
inst. siate the loss of lie al tue entrance Of
that harbor during the gale OF the previous
Wednesday amour ted 81.
The slate factory of Williams i Co, in
Ssowhegan, Me, was destroyed by fire on
v tdHesday night. Loss heavy
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~ GREAT lND1CEMENrNt

~ GREAT INDUCEMENTS!
With a view of combining my husl ness next year
to the sale Of GROCERIES, FRUITS. PROV1-.
SlONS. &C., will sell from this date my stock Of
WINES AND LIQ UORS, At COST.
Amongst which will be found some of the choicest
Old Hennessy: London Dock, Otsrd and Seignette
BRANDT ESi delishtfnl Old Sherry. Port and Ma
fine Old Bour bon, Monong ahela and Mountain Rye
WHlSK kYS; pure IRISH and Scotch ditto; London
Porter; Scotch Ale; Stong hton's bar snd Stomach
Ing Wines; Brand.es, 60. at all prices. Families
and others will find saving of - to 50 per cent in
vnna and Domestic CIGARS will be added to the
above. J.P. KAVENAGH,
Family Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
do H-tlstJ Ia 6rOad st., below 9Th.
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Burning Of the Steamer NJ;

hhrnIns Of the steamer Martha Putna m.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.--The steamer Martha Put
hen, from Cincinnati for St. Louis, was de-
si9yed BY fire at the landing at Cairo last
boai vas insured for $4,000 The books and
papers were all lost
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Tbr Overland Mail.

1yryysso, CirY, Mo. Jan. The Over
1snd Maj from California reached here a. noon
- aav There had lsrn no arrivals. ana husi-
- san Francisco was more dull.
Iudce Honman. OF the U ; District Court,
,aA gird AZ opinion confirming the Shenehack
clam to @4.tp' square i"e' OF 'anu on h'hco'
/, - a,,s viriutty being some of the most yalu-
Ne nroperty IN the city OF San Francisco
.The claim is ba>ed on what purporis 10 BE-
INe1ic.n grant to one Shenebsck IN i,i5. IL
-. r,gistered in IS by the u. =. Board OF
N .rdr0mrniesioners. This decision was on an
.,,,esf ,skeu 10 the District Court. The unex-
Inrtted confirmation Of the claim by Judge
II tofrrnan produced intense excitement but the
,r,,es interested have since gone to work 10
.ct he case reopened. New testimony will be
Ia rrdnced. which, il is believed. Will defeat
IN. slaim. The property covered by the grant
Is nv worth 81 $4,000. and its pros pective
Eyalur immense Already the most elegant
I,r,,sfe residences Ill the city are located there.
The c1roners inquest on the body OF Eidridge
berry Page dow, Jr..) resulted in verdict of
L ,i.a ID from in TEN perance.'
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

4 CHRISTMAS HCLIDAfS.
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.
EVERYTHING NEW. RICH AND
SPLENDID
ANDREW ANTONl respectfully informs the
PUBLIC that he has just rehtted the st. Nicholas Sa
loon. Main street, next door to Exchange Bank,
making 1t in every respect a most magnificent es
tablishInent. He has on hand very larse stock of
everything pertaining to the Confectionery bust
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FRUITS. both native and foreign; CONFEC-
TONER Y Of his own manufacture, Of every kind
and of unsurpassed quality;
FANCY ARTICLES
Tor holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
Tor the Juveniles;
FIRE WORKS
of the best manufactures Preserves, Jeilies, Cakes
and other articles in that line in snort every deli
cacy required for
PARTIES. WEDDINGS,
and other gala occ ssicns: fresh NUTS, ORANGES,
FIGS; BON BONS and SWEETMEATS Of the
most tempting description and every article to be
found IN n first class Confectionery Store.
4 fine stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
The Young folks will remem Yer the Headquarters
of Santa Claus.
M Country orders promptly attended to.
ANDREW ANTONI,
Frer CHI Confectionery,
de l9-2w Next door above Exchange Bank.
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Tiir Weather.

MONTREAL, &. E, Dec. Give had a heavy
iall 81 SHOW during the Light, but Today the
weather is miider. The they momete- marks
cegs. below zero.
The ice bridge 20 St. Lambert's is perfec tly
good
BosToN. Dec 30.-About six inches Of snow
Is On the ground Snow is sun falling.
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1860. NEGRO HIRING. 1860.

T.. A. j. CLOP TON,
NE R l. AGENT AND COLL CT OR -,
OFFICE CORNER W ALL AN" FKANKLiN SIS,
tOlpoSite ElrktnSoa, HiU + Co..
RICH MOND. VA.
The subscriber begs to return his acknOwledg-
ments to mis- friends and patrons for their favors
during the past year. and would inform Them that
be still continues the business of H RING OUT
NEGROES RENTING OUT nOUSES, COZ
tainin tn a GENER AL Az ENCY, to all Of which
he gives his personal at crtion.
Fartles In the country who may entrust the hi
ing OF tielr ne roes 10 him. rest assured OF
every attention being paid 10 getting them none
otner but good homes and the best prices. and in
the event Of sickness, the best MEDICAL and per
sonal attention snail always be supplied.
"a. Negroes for hire the coming year had better
be sent IN to me us early after Christmas posi-
bic.
Te thoss at a distance to whom am personally
unknown. beg to refer to the follow ng persons
Eiehnioad. ESSEX County.
Dickinson, Hill 4 Co. n. J. B. Whitiock,
king d Queen County. DR.. Il. j.. WrI~ht.
DR.. Thomas Latane, DR.. Jas. H. Latane,
DR.. G. Fanntieroy. Ed F. Noel
WesfnloysiaHd County. Or. Bev. D. Rey.
Dr. F. D. Whealwright, King William County.
Rev. Thos. +. Locke. John J.. Latane,
Caraiine County. VIM. C.. Latane,
Robt. Hud,in, Or. John Lewis.
Or. Jno. ID. Butler, Gloucester County.
l.. IL. Kemp: Or. 7. G. Clopton.
de 9-SS S,,W1tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02
For Eurone.

W. NI" YORK. Dec. 3i.-The steamer City OF
"a1hihgtoh sailed hence At noon for Liver
b., lahing Sl7,H0 in specie. The steamer
,sn ,r also sailed AT noon, taking out S3il,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02
Explosion of n I.ocOmOti,

= AUGUSTA, Dec. 5lst.-A locomotive, named
o~eA.e, exploded ~ Marietta, Ga, on Thurs
LAY, oy which Thos. Cobb, nductor, and a
aifeihan were killed. William Floyd. the en-
also injured