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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-03
CHILDREN TEETHING
OAAAO1bG1N 4GG 7 A4INOo
MRS. WINSLOW,
A n experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-.
"A sents to the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.

SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHLLDREN TEETHLyG,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teethnR, by
sOftening the gums, reducing all infammaton-will
allay Ali PAIN and sPasmodie action, and u s
Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon mothers, will give rest to yourselves
And Relief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years and can say, In confidence and truth Of II,
Whel We have never been able to say Of any other
medctne-SEvER HAsIT FAILED, ~ A siHoLR IssTAScE,
TO EvvEcT CURE, when timely used. Never did We
know an instance Of dissatffactOn by any one who
used H. On the contrary, all delighted with Its
operations, and speak In terms OF highest commcnda
ton Of its magical effect: and 4, medical virtues
after ten years. experience and 1,tsNi1s our repU-
tGfion Jor MsJaidiinent ~ 'rhdt tre here declare
In almost every instance where the infant II suffer-
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found
In fifteen twenty minutes after the syrup 10 ad-
minisered.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of
one ~ the most EXPERIENCED and SKILFUL NCR
SIS In New England, and has been used, with nerer
fIiiing aMcc'As, In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, but invIg
oraes the stomach and bowels cOrrects acidty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. II will
relieve almost instantly
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
And overcome cOnvulsions which II not speedily rem
edied end In death We believe II the best and SCRgST
REMEDYin the WORLD, In all rases ~ DYSENTERY
and DIARRIIEA ~ CHILDREN, whether It arises
from teethiHg or from other cause. We would say to
every mother who has d child suffering from any Of
the foregoing complaints, no NOT LIT YOUR PRE-
JUDGES, nor THE PREJCDICES or OTHERS,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be SCRE-yes, ABSOLUTELY SCRE-to
follow the use of this medicine, II timely used. Full
directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the ac.sime Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New
York, IL on the outside wrapper. per.--t------
sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 13 CEDAR ST, NEW YORK.
PRH'E, ONLY25 Cents PER BOT'TLE
PARK Il WHITE,
EGie Agents for the Pacific Coast,
m5-ly 1872 Washington street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Every plain girl has one consolation -
though not pretty young lady, she will,
il she lives long enough, be pretty old
one.
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

Ex Great Republic, Good Hope, Ocean
Telegraph, Reynard, H. Hastings, Re
porter.
so bales assorted Duck, go a 10.
10 bales light and heavy Bear Duck.
10 bales FIannels, assorted.
IL cases Canton Flanncls, brown bleAched.
~ cases Kentucky Jeans.
Is cases Cottonades.
IS cases AKA, AKA and AKA Apron Checks.
20 cases bleached and brown Sheetings.
so cases favorite brands Prints.
20 cases Denims.
rs cases Tickings.
90 bales Blue, Red and Gray Blankets.
Also. full assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Comprising
Linen Table Damasks, bleach'd & brown
Super Cloth Table Covers,
Quilts-IO.4. ia, l2-4--assortrd qualities.
Toweling, Napkins. Diaper. Doyles,
Embossed Mnt.e @Wy Wsyl1et SaTs T.SIe a Piano Covers
Bleachcd SheetinRs, extra fine.
ALSO. VIA THE IsTHMrs a full line Hosiery,
Cloves Dr!Aiu"s Organizes, Lawns Robes, JAconets,
French MusHur, GHmbricr, Iri-h Linens, etc., aud
general assortment 0f
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Suited 10 the present Trade Also ex Oracle, Eliza,
and TKee-Piy Carpets, InRrains. lieinps, English
and American DrugRets, Table OIL Cloths, Green
baErs, Window Shades, Hollands, Drocatelle and
Damasks, Paper IIAngngs and Borders. AGHScY "
Jewett's Celebrated Oil Cloths-s4 to PA.
Invoices very low priced
FLOOR OIL CL LOT HIS.
Nov landing, and for sale At lowest rates by
FRANK BAKER,
llO and lie Clay st., 1875 and 1871 Merchant st.,
jyll.3n San Francisco.
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VOLTS CELEBRATED
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

Manufactured at my old DIstilIery, near
SCHIEDAM, HOLLAND,
Renowned in Europe and the United staes for
nearly twenty years, for UNRIVALLED PURITY
and WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTIES.
beware Of the cheap poisonous trash put up In
square bottles Of late years, by many liquor r-mx
ers TO initiate my Pure Schnappsand NY bottles and
labels. UDOIPII0 WOLFE,
a. Sole Importer and Proprietor,
je2.Gm 20, % aud 20 Beaver street, New York.
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Terms-In1arisbly IN Advance:
Terms Of Advertising:
THE lGouNTA1H DEMOCRAT
Bnok ann Bob Yrtntin0 @fffrf

Il rppIets With al. the modsTu improvements tos
Ne NEAT. CHAP AxD RAPTD execution q
VveTy variety Of PRINTING-.uch as Rnks,
PAqphIets, Briefs, POsteTs. HandbiIIa, Circulars,
Nan fiekets, Programmes, Certihcates Of Stock or
OsDsstt, Blnhsads, Cheeks, Receipts, Cards, La
Sels, etc.. either in plain fancy cOloTed inks.
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CAMELS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

business calling me to the East, wish to cell
ID my Store and Goods, at American Flat; also,
one half interest in my store at Michigan Flat.
Each store is located in a healthy and popplops
neighborhoOd, and doing eood bHsiness;
ass. II ]. LAWYER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-03

A PopLAR CANDIDATE.-In 1848, Mr..
llyrSchcl V. johnson, the Douglas non
Intervention slave code candidate for Vice
President, was candidate for Congress in
one of the districts of Georgia, against A.
II. Stephens, and was badly beaten by
him. In 1868 he was the Democratic can
didate for Governor in the same State, and
was elected by only 510 majority, though
the Democrats had over $4,000 majority
the year before!
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TU0TTCRs, BLANKs.

BlARk AadSvitS. Undertakings and Writs Of
Allsek@e3, naAsF the HBW Law, for sale at this
O@ee aIsO, Bank Declarations Of Home estead-
the @sst eOavenient fbSm In use.
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PorvLAR SOVEREIGNTY, &c.-A writer
in the Hartford Times, makes the follow
ing plain distinction between popular"
and "squattcr" or Territorial sovereignty:
"If the Territorial Government is SOW
creign, why arc its Governor, Secretary,
Treasurer, Surveyor and Judges of Courts,
all sent to it by the General Government?
Why does Congress pass laws giving the
Territory limited Governmental authority
And why, as has repeatedly been the case,
has Congress repealed Territorial laws!
Pho truth is, Territory is not sovereign,
but dependent. The Supreme Court has
decided that Congress has no power to
abolish slavery in the Territories. 1t fol-
lows, then, that the Territories have not
got that power, for they have only such
authority as Congress confers upon them.
Popular Sovereignty commences with
the organization of State Government.
States arc sovereign n-TcrritoIcs are not. "
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CRA0. p. JACKSON is the authorised
AEenI II the NOcHTIiS DEnOcRtT at ~ Dorado.
OTdeTS Ten Sith him Will be promptly attended to.
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0Nc. .. 0bioaG Street ..... FneerriUe.

l. p. RI0R1R, Ne. my Washington street,
~P0sS,As AA0aiFs's OSeTa House, 10 the emily author
he'd AUsne - Tie MOgSTAIH DKNGRAT D the city of
Fan HSane'see al orders for the paper or Adver-
49, - W1th hin. viii he promptly attended to.
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- hSAhDSGEN q Linden hBkE EhGOi EAk
Nos. las and 10S Battery street, San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WE would call the attention Of COuSTRV MER-
w CHANTS to our unusually large stock OF Goods
Our stock comprises every article in the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line" We have constantly on hnn1 the largest stock
and greatest variety Of CASHMERE, WOOL AND
STRAW HATS Of any house In the city, and
prices for these goods are less than those Of any
other house, as We receive them direct from the
Manufacturers on CONSIGNMENT.
Our stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS is
particularly attractive. and the great feature 10 the
COUNTRY MERCHANT Is the unusually low price
less than IL" cost of importation. We asO keep the
STAPLE ARTICLES In the DRY GOODS line, which
goods We have purchased In this market, under the
HAMMER. aud are Offering them Mt NEW YORK
COST, AND LESS
We publish this CARD in order that We may make
new acquaintance, and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased Of US to call and inspect
stock.
GOOD articles and LOW prices the great In
ducemeDts TO all who purchase to sell again. Mer-
chants who buy OF US eau make q good profit, and
sell to their customers ut = low figure. We remain,
respectfully, your obedlrnt servants,
BADGER LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. 1U2 and 1O5 Battery g.,
s20.3m Gan Francisco.
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hG1W2BBH-the finest Jewelry and Watches
are never IMPORTED ON SPECULATION, or to
SILL At AUCTION
RNHEHBVR-Anv ona offering Watches for
sale should DO A PRACTICAL WATCIIMAKER
HlMbELF otherwise both buyer and seller are H.
able to be deceived a. to the quality.
6MM MEk kREH-No Watch or article Of Jewelry
should be bought without GUARANTEE FROM
AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, able and willing
20 fulfill their contract.
THEREFORE-aso our Watches and Jewelry
have thorough practical knowledge u the busi-
ness, In oil its bFanches-As we guarantee the
ACCURATE TIME-KEEPING Of our Watches, and
QUALITY Of our JEWELRY, We hope for q contn-
uAnee Of the large trade We have enjoyed for over
ten years In Ban Francisco.
BARRETT q SHERWOOD.
0TMARk THE NUMBER-l35 Montgomery
St., San Francisco. aull.Sm
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heed Mro sllIaOeth
Mccoy Mrs + +
Klein Miss Miranda
DOnahue Miss CAthaI
Watt Susie Watt
Gemtl,
Africa, d 8
Andrews, Thomas
Andrews, Z
Anderson, Thos or Jl
Atkins, Z J.
BachTt, Joseph
Baily, 8
Barnes, Daniel
Bartlett. VIM
Barnes, A W
Belvail, Joseph
Beckwith, W
Belcher, John w
Bell, FL
Becbe, A B
Bently, A a
Bernard, B
Bernard, Louis
Best, John
Blazer, +
Blake, Albert
Blair, Thomas o
lloyd, Many
lSonman, james
Brown, Robert
Brown. John ID
Breneman, Tohn "
Burroughs, Joseph
BuTdick, u X
Buck, Solomon
Bonklfn, Err
Butler. Seth
Butterfeld, James
Butchers,
Caldwell, Albert
Campbell, AZ
Caldwell, WIN G
Carter, n VI
CurTier, Walter
Carrea, William
Chappin, Daniel
Churchill, 1'hos II
childers, W W
Clark, DIP
Clark, Daniel
Clark, Geo q
Clarno, W W
Clivenell l. L
COckley, VIM
Coe, II II
COe, Robert
Collins, James
Cook, u +
Cook, V o
Corey, James A
Coulter, & NJ
Cosler, VI NJ
Craw ford, David
Crawford, James
CrAndall, jonas W
Crippcn, J }
Coolty, VIM
Crosby, W II
Croker, John II
CrOcker, q
Cuppet, David
DaSis. Jesse
Davis, Win
Davis, LemueI A
Davis, d VI
Davidson, VIM
Diemcrt, A
Drnnit, John
Deer, Henry
DenptiOIH, II
Dearborn, 1 II
Defenbag, John
Dick, Morris
dodge, T. w
Davant, DIR Jas
Durant, John
Edwards David
Elliott, Ellis
ElsOni, Daniel r
Enner, Joseph
Evans, David Il
Exlim, Il
Faweett, VIM
Farrell, James A
Fitzgerald, = H
Fitzgerald, il
Ferran, Joseph
Fitzgerald, Win
Fleming, NJ
Frankford, Josiah
Frazer, W q
Freeman, & w
Friend, &
Prudential, NJ
Fuller, l. II
Fyfe, David
Fuller, VI.
frinck, Capt
GadbeTry, Wm
Garland, T. A
Gates, BF
Garner, Mr.
George, W \
Giles, 4
Gill, ~
Gilbert, q AT
Gilmore, Joseph G
Gilgatt. EG
Goodpasture, A
Goodwin, AC
Godfrey, Isaac l.
Good, Joseph II
Golden. Frank
Gray, James
Graves, John "
Graves, James G
Graham, j A
Green, II u
Green, X 7
Green, Thomas II
Green, Patterson
Grosenmond, Jacob
Grover, Jerome G
HAincs, John
Hall, VIM N
IIammon, a n
Hamilton, WIN II
Hamilton, GeO 4
Hanbeck, Chas @
IlATtlesS, Henry
Harvey, JC
Hart, y
narring, John or ia
Hart, VIM
Hart, Edward
Hasson, Chas NJ
Henry, Solomon
Hickman, james II
Hicks, John 4
Hiatt, Isaac
| Hobbs, Alvin
Hoffman, John +
Hoover, David
hollistcr, II II
Harvard, Newton
Hubbell, I J
Honeywell, ChaS
| Hunt, Anthony
HUttleStOn, George
Ide, James VI
ISsell, Judge
lnglehart, John
jackson, D Il
Jcwett, l.
Jewett, George E
johnson, Joshua
johnson, LIartin
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Reed Misc Amanda
Ray Miss Harriet
LeWts Mrs EliEabetI
HuR MFs Dfagy
. Denny Mrs u
) Susan a Warren Ma
leRaS List
Johnson, II u
JOnes, Warren
JOees, Gee W
Jones, Henry W
Jones, Lewis
Jones, Daniel II
Keeney, O
kreper, JOseph
Kelley, A Il
keeler, VIM ii
kirkpatrick, D Il
Kreter, Frank
Kyes,,P
Land, n NJ
Larue, II II
Lawry, Joseph P
Lattimer. VIM
Lawrence, John +
Lem, George
Leslie, James
Lewis, John
Lewis, Mai VI O
I.oggins, Alexander
LudlAm, Robert A
Marx John NJ
Mathews, A
MelchOir, Adam VI
Mesuer, Daniel
Melvtn, j A
Melker, Adam NJ
A1ichpi, Pasquel
AIitchner, Il
Miner, Edwin d
Mitchell, Vim d
Mitchell, Hugh
Miller. Martin
Miller, George
Miller, Jacob F
Miller, Lemuel c
Nj cCloud, Ben
McCabe, John
Mclean, John
MeC1aughry. 8
McCumbcr, VIM D
Mcintosh, a W
McGill, Geo p
MCFarlin, Joseph L
Mclaughlin, L NJ
Bic hlndley, ltooert
Nc cKnight, Thomas
McIlajn. johnson p
AicMahon, Francis VI
NJ 0Guigan, Hickman
n eft. Jerome
Newcomb, e +
Nelson, John N
Nelson, II J
Norris, James W
Olds, Hiram J
Oakley, A ID
Orr, Samuel
Otis, NJ
Paine Vim
Parker, james
Parker, Antoine
I'cnman, Alex
Phillips. J W ID
Plumridgc, Robert
Pope, John
Queen, John
Quinn, Robert
Russell, A II
Ranncy, a B
Rapier, Il q
Reese, James VI
leeynolds, John
Reynolds, A D
Rhodes, Abram
Rheinhart, F W
Richardson, David
RiohaTdson, z H
Rice, Dennis
RictOn, Thomas II
Rhincs, Ransom
Ripley, PC
Roberts, I III
Robinson, James
Robertson, James
Rolling, Chas
Ross, ThOInaS
Rose, Cyrus @
RiSon, W r
Russen, Dr S
Saper, James 8
Schnido, Sacob
Sewell. ED
Seely, Jas Al
Seely, TIE
Seigunor, Levy Cary
Shaner, Abraham
Shannon, Patrick
SiiAttack, Henry
Shepard, I.e"i
Shoecraft, Warren
Strubler, z
SimmC ms, Thos
Smith, John
Smith, Franklin
Smith, ID 2
Smith, W ~
6mithWAlt. John
Smart, y L
Smart, X
Snyder, Thomas T
Spooner, Michai
SpinRler, Jacob
Stratlcr, Phillip
Stallnncker, T
Stanley, Robert d
Stub, Wolcott
Steen. John II
Steele, VIM
Stiles, WIN II
StUu,ier, I W
Stringhnn,, Vim G
StuTdivaiIt, nv
Sweeney, James
SynIons, Joseph
StOner, z
Stone, Martin
Stokes, W
Talbot, Israel
Taylor, I'll
Taylor, REV u "
Trammell. Leroy
Turman, Jas Il
UnderwoOP, Jas G
Van N0ltenburg, II
Harnum, PascllAl
Wagner, L
Waggener, Geo W
Wallace, Geo +
Walker, James
Walker, Clinton A
Ward, II L.
WarfOrd. John B
Xelch, Michael
Wentworth, G
White,J
Whitney, Erwin
Wittcr, q VD
whitmarS;l, Wm
whitney, q 4
Wiley, Vim II
Wiley, John B
Winkleman, Jacob
Willets, John
Wilson, W II
Wilson, Charles
Wilson, John X
Winston, VIM
WrAa, Peter Olson
A. H. SPENCE. z.
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], B. PAINTER.
- (L1TE o;MEzRH APAiNfERS

@DealeF In
Hypes Rre9B0sg Printing Material,
;UN1nes AND P11hTsaD STOCK CENTRALLY,
n Play g., near Danscms. Gan FranciSco
WI4NAN CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT adver-
aastnpA esA % caa Q wagon wheel without HUCKs 4
LAGpERTs Axle GreAse-but it goes hard. E2s
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10. KELLEY !, as,hori1ed to receive mo.
AegD dna ahhs ONre.
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Democrat.

PTBLfsHHD sEMI.wEEKLT,
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
~ oELWlCKS & JANUARY.
.. v. eGwlcNs v. A. JASUARY.
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COME ONE! COME ALL!
no THE-
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.

HAVING PURCHASED -
.SD ard REPITTED this old
Stand, We would inform the public that V~yY
We are at all times ready to accommodate --aA-
thOGe who may favor us with their patronage. Our
old friends and patrons will please give ~ call.
You will nnd everything the market aIoris.
Oyster Stews, that can't be Beat.
Porter House Steaks, Pork Steaks. Mutton Chops,
Ham and Eggs, Hot Rolls Hot Mullins, aud Game Of
all kinds.
h1r GAME, CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE SUP.
PERS SERVED TO ORDER
We a!e prepared to furnish suppers for Balls, Par
ties, &c, at the shortest notice.
House open at all Hours, Day and Night
One door be 0w the Oasis Saloon Main street.
PRED COLLINS, lsl2l PAT. SLAvES.
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W. +. GIBBS !. the authorized Ascn, ot,he
DnsIcRAT- At GeorgctnGn Orders for the paprr.
AAvsStlalsG ~ tUs j6a UOtk, ieft with him, viii he
pTo@ptiy attended 70.
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OLD MCXDE RESTAURANT
- HRERY sYMOES q co, Z

HENRY 9TMOHB & co. m
Desire 10 inform their friends, A<N
and the public at large, that they
have, ct considerable expense. entirely rem ~
ovated and remodeled the "OLD ARCADE,"~
and are now prepared 10 furnish Meals IN
superior style, At AL hours OF the day or night
pcr EVERY DELiCACY NJ the Season may he had
at all times Polite and gentlemanly attention may
be relied upon.
E- The BAKERY IL supplied. at all times, with
choice variety Of BREAD, PIES, CAKES, etc,
which will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at Iowed
market rates.
Balls Parties, ETC., furnished with sup2ers, In su.
peTiOr style, at short notice.
aul-Sm HENRY sYMONs L CO., ProprietorS.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Omee at PlaeerviTe,
III October lst. 1850.
FersOns calling for letters In this List will please
say "ADvERTiSED."
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PeraoaaI InssIlsGenee

Hon James A. Logan, OF Illinois; Judge walker q,
Asosms and ex Governor Gardner, Of Bostou are stop
Plug st tie nth Avenue Hotel
Rev. A 4. Willis, Of Philadelphia and j. "A Fersusou.
No. q BALTIMORE, ave ttoppitF al the Taaree House
Captain jones Kennedy Of the steam ship H1inburr 4.
storp'ue at the Everett House.
Htn. y. ". latham, OF Texas Hen. John ncKsnpey Of
Nehsap Ortain piummer, Of the United su'es Amy
Gd bArnnm, ksq OF Baltimore, are stopping a. the
Captain c. n T. sudtirs Of the steamship Persia. e
Brute Al eyoe, H. A. dc Raro Tarms, both OF london
aud fr LUIS Amb. &c Bnnsa Of Cuhs, were smorr the
arrivals 10 the sesmsbp Persa yesterday, and are soc
pire at tie Evsreit House.
Governor Focse. Hop r. N Burton Rev samuel WA.
sen srd Ir D. Mcfarland, ~ OF Tennessee: Cart Tos
ter, e SEN rspcsco Mr.. G NcNey a. the United ssasss
Army. Lieutenant Bach, Of the United ssa,ce Navy; q
: 1c1sn, Ffq OF Hrss, we're among the arrivals Al
the Ntuopoltsn Hotel yesterday
Hen. Amos K,uca, of Washington, n G, sioppiDs 81
the Asfor Bcuse
g. Ducs,e,, spd family; Mr.. n IsrsuBie and Mrs uss
oero, all of New orcsns Cen Kimbcrlcy OF Ne Haven
Jsmts Kennedy, Eiq., OF New York, Rev. J. Thomp.
,or, OF Norfolk, England, and Samuel clover, Bq. q
New York are stopping n the C1areadou Hotel
He bavid Moore member FOR the city cf Melbourne
the legislative Council ~ Victoria and Co@missouc OF
Public Vyofts and Mr.. W N Elles manager Of The Cr.
sptal Balt, arrived yesterday IN TIE Persia
M n r. ballet VII attend The Baltimore Convention
= de,fsats.
malcolm Murray, q Justice Of the Peace iowa City,
ssc,oo
Judge Douglas suferire nom severe attack Of peu.
lhaa, which prevented him nom being preser In the
sspae during The delivery Of Mr.. Toombs speech and
IN hher osnsse him 10 HE house during The present
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KyorAeox TsAu CnAxare ExerxH vHrs Al Hpsur O,
ss o 70 . s On sos q: y. .s 8:
.s. vs'. Il A.s Abs, Jssksss ks,s.ssoe, Nls and
epsisss vhe he ssia w Il full speed VAS aSnrsSv
perfsmsd Before reaching that stAfon the looomosve
ss psess tran sssss.s =. ssos IA .Ses Ss -
Ire kscsr We awaiting engine, Started Ne NEEDLESS
na,n nc .n,ine thuee,rrs The rish,sd switch IN
purtnh OF The new bcomouve and without slacksnnx q
speed the two were unfed without jar or oonluoa me
same feai VS. succesfuIy performed at Michigan sy
train hon caiesburg 10 kalamazoo nine miles, in ten
mrutcs, and several umss mile per minute accom-.
..s sors. n me- 1nsso Ten minutes ss,cre time
Vsrsncsor>p.Rsusolp- T~oe cotcred boys, aged re-.
through Rethe.er on Wednesday, route for csnass
hey came hnfer from Carter county, KY where thsy
were owned by man named Fredefic ok Ressou.
rry CarsrAsc BnsAcp oy Psospx Csss-Ths 81 louis
Nsus Of ihe 9Th inst says-1he motion fer . trial
argument before Judge Rtber in the Court cf Comrro on
Plsss, this morning MAJOR Wright desired 10 Introduce
~ notion, and In order 10 show thai the Jurors am
patched n the recent trial prudecd ne prcv,ou.
,nsr eers snV sreed Tue coursel for defendant %.
wiFht, ite srcund that the proper method TO In
ueduee ,adsvrs n srrrori q The nosiou. Amer con.
Court On ally The oheciors Of deiendsnt, c,un
sell and resipoped TIE ur,ser combination Of the matter
pcitunity 10 take the tffdaviv
RvcovrsY of $500 LoAsD 70 A Pprr-r-Iu TIE case
Of Hsniiy Reilly, BAhop Of Hartford on ,r,s for
the sst two weeks before The Circuit Court ia Provi
ceree, the Jury, on the 18th instspi under the
charge Of Chief Justice Ames, returned yerd,ct
for the fun amount claimed with inferest Mrs
Har nifty pued the ssaie Of The ceceased bshop for ,hs
Of oto which abe CLAIMED abe bad cepos,,ea with
him for the education Of her There was NO memo.
rancrm Of The tsnsscton, either her posscssiou or
sr'onr The ec's Of the late bishop, and for want Of any
cccuner,sry evidence, the claim wss resisted
rsrrrv STATE Troors ron rrlH-A detsohnssn, OF
United <a;ts soldiers from Caree, Pa arrived IN 81,
ape tbs foih Inst They numbered ninety and veye
nlcered ny Captain Gfhbon q the Fourth ArsflIery.
Lieutenant Mae-, do end Lieutenant viIpisue on ike
nrsscors THIS attachment 10 destined for UiAh
srvsror psows Re- Hnrp.-A and woman ware ar
-esed IN the railroad svs between Baltimore and wash
etep Snnfa,, fov ross'pe Senator Brown on u~n Of
1900, al bis ho,ei. The ma, confessed the deed
Bsa,Y nucHaNeA' One hucdred and forty eight work
ntn we're dsetUses from the Serfof Navy Yard on
aiUrcay asst
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TONSORIAL INCIDENT.

From the Washington Intelligencer, May Il
good Joke 10 told Of Of the second order Of off,
On Saturday he went into barber's shop the
hotel order have his tonsuTe fresh shaven, which
accordingly done, and quite to ha hkng. On eAy
Ing, paid the barber, In strict accordance with ton
serial prices the empire from which he came, taking
from his pouch and placing in the hands Of the barber
one copper cash eight Of which are equal 10 one cent
SO doing, he walked lesureiy away
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

ExuunbNI AMONG rHn JKsssY FrHrrnrv An action
has Just been commenoed aganst ak persoos living Ia
South Bergen old residents Of the place violating an
oct OF The egelaufe passed In ISIS In regard 70 the
regulation Of nahpg IN Newark bay, PAsasc and Hackea-
lack iyers The suit brought before A. h Schuyler,
Eq OF East Newark. The afAir has caused some little
gctsip smcng The residsnis ne counsel are c. L. G.
Slnord for the prosscutson, and G. WINFIELD and r. n
koCkiland for defendants
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