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.perant and ssomp.chic preparation of iron puri
led snd carbon by combustion in hydrogen.
Europe and the United States and prescribed in their
The experience of thousand. daily proves that
preparation Of iron can be oSmpared TO i. impuris,e:
sckly compilations indicate its necessity in
in which ha. been tried it has proved absolutely
curative in e,ch Of the following corF siuts viz
pepsi,, .ipation D'arrhoea. pysentery inepens
corsumpon zero 1s US ,unsrsuiosi,; Ling ss5u"n'
Ly.r Complaints Chronic Headaches. Rheumatism, Ins
In sa.e. e whether the
OF the ntna@d dnainutou IF nervous
% thi. restorative proved III extent
which description norsritten sitestsen you'll render
erehe nsslids so long bed rid len as 10 nave oeee me
forgotten in neighhorhooas have suftenly
spp-s.ra n me 'a's i.ns s.re W s,so.s in
this Kind sfsestef OF male ems
lion critical ard that eomplicsn q "-rvoas
specific aversion TO air and exercise for VI ch 'hs
I'm Nervous Affection. oY all kinds and for
Tsnr,sn firan mus; necessarily .atary, COR On
ike the 90 oxiG + Is vigorously tonic wIthoat beng
even obstinate eases Of costiFeness t5ata
gas'rc pargasivs Of aaesns sasr se6ies
ls.ter property among others. which makes
epon Which appears isriact and spec,
aesicL. y dsPersag the loss tendency which forms
In Dyspepsia. inuum erAhIeare It's causes. single
box q thes- toslyhssie Ptis has osn sleet for ta
Inur eheeses Dl.rrh"-a, even chen asvsnees to
pvsentrry sop6ruet enseia sai Apparently n.iix
psntshe been equally decisive AID :sh
ing
l. the local pains loss - fesh ans strength 1ssHta
ting cough ART rez5tsert heesie Witch generally ini
cate Encipient C"n>unP tien this reaedy -.
thu fTienSs and physicians, in
xvsffs~i-g sad interesting instances
II Scresutpus tuberculosis. this redcatei
had Tar reed eGet o. she
balanced iodine without Any
their ell kRcun ii,bFatites
Tn attention e1aale be too confidently inri
,. lie remedy in he Psca Ariy
Affecting them
\, N N nm n both Chronic and in6.mnstory-
an IN ls;t-r d-cdedly-ithss s-ea invariA
bx ell reported, 18th arvaSing pain and reducing
az sxsiIta<s stiffness Of the iesnts Ass Easces
{ Ia p0rermsssent Eevers il must necessarily b
energetic restorative and iss progress
IL ne settlements the vess,sfN rroeAeiy De
% hish reE and 1sefu ress
Noren.c las bees discovered in the sAoie lii
tory o. a--cit ~hieh such prompt happy Ant
Ilx restorative complete Aees
non rapid seaastie Of strnxts. sts uaasaal ais
csf,n &c active cheerful exercise nediareiy fol
los =, -,
Put up in 1ss metal boxes containing . pills
50 cents per by Druggists and Dealers
Wftl e .~rt address receipt of tie price
All I-,tsrs o-sers ETC. shoals be Addressed 30
r. B. LOCKE 4 CO.. General Agents.
$50 0roaAWay, View . n
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Es- Oar neighhor of the JEFF intina'es t'st
r POM, 4 n san.a1a n -,ai.ie .s;icser,s nb-

- oIT netgno0f OF Tue Jtu initHd 6 u
dr. Popp took I'd antage Of Seide szticker's sb
-nee To rep ; to him. anJ hat he wouldn't bast
he courage to &C so aere he present. If tbs
JET. j. sincere, and wants discussion n Ger
nan before German audience between these
20 gentlemen, say the word-send for your
.hampica ard Mr.. PorP will speak hour aboE'
With hun anti he and bis friends satisfied
" hat say sou to this, nsighoor?
What our neighbor says about the reply our
riehd popp gave to the denial of the Be IL man
Of has party being the Know Nothings is most
emphatcaiiy not 80. Mr.. Popp did not admit
that the Bell party is not the Know Nothirg
party on the contrary, he showed conelusively
to every intelligent mind present, that the gen
tleman making the request was with the Ameri
cans against the Republicans in SO, and that
he Distinguishing feature Of the Bell party now
vas the same as when that party as lead by
MIiard Fillmore-amendment of naturalization
laws requiring foreign born citizens to stay q
lolger period than five years before they are en-
titled to vote Instead of Mr.. Popps "subsi-
ding" as the JEFF says the Beil-man was pinned
last to Know Nothingism by the 40 wer he re-
.eived II friend Popp had only referred to the
Jeff of Aug. 2, he would have proved it beyond
all controversy. See the extract we take from
hat paper in another column, where the inq uiry
g made, ia reference to fusion with this Sd me
3ell party: What is there dishonest and cor
uptng in the union oe KNOW NOTHINGS
AND DEMOCRATS in this contest?" Put
his in your pipe, friend Galley. and smoke it.
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n~Hop. John Covode mas been renor

Hr Hon. john Covode has been renomi
mated for Congressman in the Westmore
land District Of Pennsy lvanis. Accord
ing to the vote Of Kentucky last year, the
population Of the State is l. 100000. inclu-
ding 9o7 900 slaves. Not single news
paper in South Carolina advocates the cleo
ton of Bell or Douglas. All for Breckin-
ridge w. s Barly, the publisher of the
Free South. at Newport, KY, who had his
office mobbed some months ago. and his
presses and types thrown into the Ohio. has
revived his paper. but upon its first issue.
was arrested on the charge Of publishing an
incendiary sheet, and brought TO trial on
Tuesday before two magistrates, and held
to appear in $1,000 bail Mr.. Covode, the
investigator Of Democracy corruptlons, ad
dressed the Republicans of Rochester, n.
Y. last week. Speaking Of the investiga-
ting committee OF which he was chairman,
he stated that Hon. George w. Jones OF
Tennessee, who has for sixteen years been
a Democratic member of Congress, told
him in private conversation, that the inves-
tisa,ing con- mittee had saved the Govern
meni a million of dollars
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The rare opportunity OF learning the rud'-
ments Of the German Language as taught
by j.. J Wright. Applications will be re-
ceived at all times. Those only who are
Diet. rm,aed to learn are solicited to join the
classes. Let those who are skeptical about
the success Of the method call up at the time
Of recitation.
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Job q e.. Underwood

Will address the citizens of Richmond on
Thursday. the 9th of September next. 1t
will be remembered that Mr. Underwood
was driven. once the home of Washing ton i,
for INDUCING in FREE SPEECH. Come
out and hear him. We invite our Douglas
friends especially to hear him.
He will speak in Cambridge City on FRI
day. the 7th of September.
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HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN WIDE AwAKEs,
New CASTLE, Aug. Goth, 1860.

HEAD QUARTERS LINCOLN WIDE AwAKEs, }
New CASTLE, Aug. Goth, 1860. I
AT a meeting OF the Wide Awakes of
New Castle it was resolved unanimously,
That the thanks of this Club are due and
are hereby cordially rendered to the Wide
Awakes of Richmond for their cordial and
hospitable reception OF our Club on the
gath. And that we shall not fail to hold in
remembrance their Kindness and care fol
our comfort-earnestly hoping that an occa
sion may soon present that we may recipro
cate their generous welcome aud bounteou:
entertainment.
1t was also. Resolved. That the thank:
of this Wide Awake Club be rendered t,
John Brandt. Jr., Sup't. G. q c. r. r., fol
his hberality in furnishing special train fol
the accommodation of the Wide Awakes o
this and other points on his road.
ELIJAH HOLLAND, Sec'y.
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Hon. L. d. Morgap has been nominated

Hon. 4. d. Morgan has been nomn ate
Ut The Sac of New York. and bert Camp :
bell Tor Lieutenant Governor-The wild
ow Of Abbot Lawrence died on We,nes-
day last.-Counterfeits on the Franklin
| Bank Of Massachusetts are in circulation in
New York There was a des. actiye fire
| IN Cincinnati on Sunday morning last -
The officers OF the United States Fair to be
held at Cincinnati next month, have nearly
completed their arrangements Judge
.. NJ. Spencer has accepted the Republican
nomination for Congress in one Of the Gin
cinnati Districts. Hon J. A Gurley being
he candidate ia the other THE latest
Dahomey was about TO sacrifice 1000 per
sons to the memory of his late falher.-
The news from Pixies Peak is cheering -
The silver leads at Tarryall are improving
business at Denver City reviving. several
brick houses going up.-The Prince of
Wales will certainly visit the L. States -
Frank Blair is doing good service slumping
Missouri.-The San Francisco Herald
has come out for Breckenridge. A new
Douglas daily has been started at San Fran
cisco. A Bell daily has started in the same
city.-It is reported that many of the
Mormons propose to return TO Nauvoo.--
Xenia. Ohio, has population of 1859
Portsmouth 6.269.-The population OF
Cincinnati is only 100000. William and
Daniel Kimmel of Cambridge City. have
obtained a patent for an improvement in
stump extractors.-Gov Banks has ac-
cepted the Presidency Of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. John B. Cough has re-
turned to the United States.
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TIME TABLE.
syriras and DEPARTURE Of Passe~1ev Trains.
a,nnafi md ChicaoQ Railroad

svrirai. and DEPARTURE Of Passenger Trains
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and after April 10th. Trains will arrive and depar
Is follows
Freight Leaves 72a An: Passenger, o:io and Pc
oria and Darlington Express Train $40
Passenger arrives 2.30 p. Riehmoni fo
Cincinnati. Peoria and Burlington Express 400 A.
Freight $50 p. N.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r.
Burp rton Express leaves for Cincinnati at 60 A.
Indianapolis Express 10 90 Mail 3:25 Freight
1910 M
IN: Burlington Express 9:s5 Pm; Freight II so
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves r r.
0oingwest- Night Ex ,4O4 am Chcago:M s. 80 IN
Day Express. S 30. m Express Freight, Gas, q m
Cincinnati Freight, 50. N.
Going East-Morning Express. 743. . m: Columbus
Mail. $50. D. Night Express. 1857. m Express
reight. lis; m; Cincinnati Freight, l1.o5 "A.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

Byack,coofs Maga=iae,-The august
number Of this sterling old monthly is on
hand l, is reprinted by Leonard. Scott 4
Co, New York, who also repnnt the Lon
don. Edinburgh. North British and West
minister Reviews. and furnish the ~h.'le ior
$40 The Blackwood now before Us are
as usual. rich and varied. 1t is not filled
up with flash literature. but substantial mat
ter Of a his b literary and historical charac'
tar. fEE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

FIRE Back, CoxE AND Coal TAR
Messrs. Starr and White of this city are
prepared to supply the most extensive de-
mands for the above named articles Of the
best quslity. and on the most reasonable
terms. They also furnish al. kinds of steam
mining. steam whistles. and other fixtures,
on the shortest notice. They supply all
with burning gas of, the puress quality. IT,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

The st. Louis Evening News says that
1.-The Breckenridge Democrats just elected
to the Legislature out number the Doug as
Democrats three 10 one" AT any rate, the
Breckenridge MIXERS will be enough to
send Hon. James S. Green back to tie Uni
ted States Senate.
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ANOTHER REcsuIT.-J. Il. Tyler, Esq.
an old and ;rominen; Democrat Of Napoleon.
is among the Republican acoessions 10
Henry county. We nave known Mr.. L.
for sixteen years as an earnest and active
Democrat, who never v.yered III hrs attach
,aent to that party. until it had abandoned
every semblsnce of It's original faith To
ledo Blade.
The Delphi (lnd } Journsl says the ded'-
cation of the Republican WigwAm at that
place on the 10Th inst. was attended by not
less than $4,000 persons SPEECHES we're
made by II S. Lane. Republican candidate
for Governor, Hon. Z. B. Smith, Judge
Gookins and NJ. j. Fletcher.
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Being that for the interest of both buyer
and deal for CASH L Offering stock OF
Boots Shoes at prices that defy competition from
those % u credit business. Those merchants who
with a call satisfy themselves this point
by personal examination of and will End to
their do before purchasing eisewher
keep n hand a full of Mems BOYS, Youths,
womcus. Misses and Childrens wear Pegged and Sew
I'd Pay special attention selecting such goods As
well adapted retailing. Extra sizes always on
hand Put this advertisement in your pocket and cal
my goods before buying elsewhere, make
charge for showing my goods.
august TO- 1860. 30 Pm.
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REPUBLICAN Do. rarNEs.-Land for the
landless, and protection 10 American Indus
try and the rights OF all men.
DExocRATic Slaves for the
slaveless, and protection TO slavery and the
rights Of all slave holders.
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VALUABLE GIFTS.
WITH b OOK.S
At George &. Evans Oris imal
Gift Book EnterPFfse,
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
Permanently located a.
439 Chestnut street.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

CARD.
Having purchased the sp4eious Iron Building. No
45s Chestnut street, and fitted it mp with every
venienee to faciiit business particularly that
DE aeh devoted 10 ntry rders; and having lArg
er ital than other party Invested in the easi
ness am now prepared 70 oHer greater advantages
and better gifts than ever 70 my customers
will furnish any book (of . moral characterl
published IN the United States the regular retail
price Of which is dollar and upwards, and give .
present worth from so LOO dollars with each
book and guarantee give perfecs ssrsfAe tian As
| am determined TO maintain the reputation already
bestowed upon my establish ment.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia are invited TO call
and judge for themselves. G. GEyANS
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BOswKLL's PICTURE RooMs.--Those who
want good. perfect. lise.like pictures 60 to
Boswell's. who is the oldest and most expe-
rienced artist in the city. He is always on
hand. and ready to serve his customers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

PALATIAL BAzAAR.-S. G. Dugdale is
still serving up the richest and best ice cream,
water ices. lemonade, soda water and other
cooling beverages st his bazaar. where he
has also an endless variety OF fancy arti-
cles. II.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

At Republican meeting at Dundee
Michigan. on the 18th, Junius Tilden, a
prominent lawyer of Monroe. and Mr.
Cheever Of Ann Arbor. both hitherto lead.
ing Democrats, came out for Lincoln. The
departure Of the Democracy from the old
landmarks. and the virtual similarity be
tween Breckenridge and Douglas Democra-
Icy, left them no choice, and hence they
came over to the Republicans. At the same
meeting DR.. Mason, Postmaster Of Dundee.
also renourced Pro Slavery Democracy and
joined the Republican ranks-of course he
did SO at the expense of his official head.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

eN- The County Examiners OF Wayne
county will NEE, iu No. 9 in the Public
School Building in Richmond on Thursday.
Sept 6. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

pH-A knortng Democrat asserts that IN
case Lincoln should be elected by the peo-
pie. the House OF Representatives viii never
have a quorum to count the votes when
that man dies there will be one less fool in
the world than there is now The votes
will be counted and Lincoln inausursted
there Is not a mulatto Democrat within a
thousand miles Of the Capitol. He will!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

There will be a meeting Of the Rechabites
on Monday evening next in Temperance
Hall. A full attendance is requested as i'm
portan. business will be submitted.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

! HARD ON J. BE is the custom Of tie
Long Island Republicans TO open their
meetings with prayer. A venerable clergy
man. called upon to perform this service at
the dedication of the Wigwam at - a
few evenings since, embraced in his fervent
petition the following by means compli-
mentary alusion to the present Admini>tra
ton: 20 Lord! thou knowest that sone-
times the vilest Of the vile attain the high
places of power. and that we, as people.
are now undergoing q bitter experience an
nts fespect!'
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Republican Speaking.

There will be e Republican meeting al
Hillsboro' on Friday evening next. Speeches
will be made--a Wide Awake Company
will be organized, and good time gener.
ally will be had.
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Pole lIm.sang at Chester.

The Republicans propose raising Lin
coin and Hamlin pole. at Chester. on Fri
day. the 7th of September. There will be
speaking. All parties are invited to At
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Rev John G.. Fee,

One Of the exiles from Kentucky. will
speak in Union Chapel. THIS EVENING.
Aug e9h. The public are invited TO at
tend.
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LOOK OR FOR New GooDs Joshua w
Haines has gone to the eastern cities for a
stock of new goods, which for beauty OF
style and low prices have not been excelled
in this city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

HWe are requested to announce WILL
LAM A. BICKLE. Esq. as an independent
candidate for Congress.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

OF Or friend Win Wilson, has, with
partner entered into the Produce Business, on
South Marion, one door south of Brucks ID u,
otore-same building Fresh Butter of the best
and sweetest kind. fresh Eggs. Chickens. and
Potatoes, and Apples. can oe had there at all
times. Cali and buy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

rl IL New Jersey tue Bell men fuse
with the Breckenridge party. In New York
they fuse with the Douglas men. Its good
lord or rood devil with them all the time.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30

The Republicans in the vicinity of Ma
pie Grove School House will hold meet
ing on Friday evening next All parties
are invited. Good speakers have been in
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-08-30
UpW ard Trains,


The Burlington Express Train going leaves Cincin
natl at ON m Hamilton us Camden -, Eaton
arrive at Richmond IS. Richmond at
IS at Eaton Us Camden 81 Hamilton 80 arrive
Cincinnati 7.45.
D. NJ. MORROW, Supt.
Aug. IA, 1850. A.
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FRESH, p IRE And c HEAP
y Campbell, Respectfully informs his
~ old Friends nd the public that he hiss
now At doors of the Peoples
Bank, . very general assortment of
Family Groceries,
which be equal the best and sschesp
cheapest Without enumeTstiug articles suffice 1t to
almost article in the
Family Groceries and Provisions He also the
hi price oduee. and sells small
advance Families town and country invited to
call n mine his and prices
He has in ful operation Sap and Candle Factory.
from which he nablei 10 suppy private families aud
dealers superior article OF Soap and CAndles st whole
sale retail, n the favoroble terms.
AoriI ISM 1850 lssf
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From rich poor bond and free All eeasrs Ssae AH
life ne hear the praiss as~rdea
this wonderful article he.ied pains reeV'd,
lives saved valuable made useful and untold s ~
.ua<ed By great nedcD-, which sarpFasas % 1ss
alignment Of family does not require s'Anasaa
Liainens, Whoever beard Of fh~ sane e1~S'> p "
o,h-- .,.ie,.r Y.r cuts. bruises srrAns- rAsum.sn.
s-.,ii,ss strained Horses ess~i Beware o.
insasioa. rae genuine Mgs>ns LiniH-n " soia 's Al
respectable prussisss Livery nea in every
thrcughsut North snd Soasa America bafoPS
md tAs islands Of the OCEAN Buy n once
BA.xEs & PARK. Proprie,ors. New York
r
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gofals, Aotiees, II.
Richmond, August 3O,Is6O

Temperance Orders.
The TEaPLE o. HONOR every Tuesday
Evening.
The TEMPLE DECREE, Nopdas nights.
The GOOD fENPLkH- meet every Wednesday Even
Coed T.m-iars meet in si.on Friday evening
do do do pt,.Iin. doadsy evening
81 do DO Cambridge, Tuesday evening
do do do Jxek~0abury. FRIDAY evening
The Som OF rEAs TRANCE M ever, saturday
IEe u Temperance in Cstrrve.on Friday
TheUSIoS rEMPt.ARs tcoiore.!l every Friday even'g
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STRAYED.
~ From the subscribers residence in
Richmond, years old Heifer. white with brown
OF her sides and neck, horns stand erect Any
person returning her. giving Information OF
her whereabouts, viii be literally rewarded
PATRICK DoNELAN-
Richmnnd Aug 9TH 1860. 81 3t"
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets the first TUESDAY
evening n every mOnta-
Webb Lodge the 'hitd We inesday ........
King solomon Chapter, second Friday 49,.
Wa, ne Connci1 hsa Thursday in March, June
SeJfember and ippcpinis-r Observation-Disclosures.
BrIttom Lodge (coor-d 6rst Monday in each
month
]. o. .. r.
White Waer Lodge. meets overy Friday evening
Herman ft:~rmanl I4odge,evcry Tuesday evening.
w edward Lod ge.evsty wednesiay evening.
Oriental Encsnpnent. every second and fourth,
TUESDAY, eve. oi each month
Degree II Retecea. Of Whitewater and " God ward
Lodges, frst and third Tuesday of each month
Degree 81 Rebeccs .of Herman Lo &C. first and third
Monday Of each month
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-29
Notice Of Dissolution.

A " ORDINANCE to amend Section 2, Of an
IN Ordinance entitled an Ordinance to provide for
the licensing of Auctoneers and to define their duties
and liabilities.
The Common Council of Marysville, do ordan that
Section p be and the same is hereby amended to read
follows
Section q Auctoneers whose monthly sales shall
amount to $4,000 and upwards, shall pay license
of S3S per month; auctoneers whose monthly sales
shall amount to 100000 per month and less than
$4,000, shall psy license of $25 per month; acc
tiIneers whose monthly sal shall amount to 5000
and less than 500 %, shall pay license of Sl2 per
month; auctoneers whose monthly sales shall amount
to $4,000 and less than 5000 shall pay license OF
- per month auctoneers whose mont iy sales shall
amount to less than S3000 shall pay license of S.
per mouth
This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after tie first day of january, 1860, and all Or
dinanees parts of Ordinances in conflict with tn,
provisions of this Ordinance are hereby repealed
Provided, however, that all rights acquired under th
said Ordinances are hereby saved and continued.
A true copy Of an Ordinance introduced in the Com
Council Of the city of Narysville at its last meet
ing Dec. 2Sth, 1859, passed its second reading ant
ordered published one week in the official paper.
dec3)-1w T. L. PARISH, City Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-29

STEAM NAVIGATION ON THE UPPER SAN JoA-
euIN.-The new steamer Visalia returned to
Stockton on 2lst January from her first visit
up the San joaquin. The Republican says
that she ascended as far as Hills Ferry, and
that her officers were well satisfied with her
performance, and the prospect Of future sue.
cess. In returning, she struck . sunken log
near vanscoien's place, and knocked fourteen
noies In her bottom. She was to be imme-
diately taken to Sacramento or San Francisco
for repairs, and would return to run regular
ly upon the waters for which she was con-
structed. The river was low, and it was ex>
pected that the boat would encounter diff
culties and perhaps misfortunes