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MONEYS received % depoait, paYahss
n n aeaaA& 81 at spawiiS sd dases Ia "a
szzslAeus inessas ~ psf st wfkA
We ATam slirees IN New u sFk. Bassnss,
Phisada1psAsA, Detroit &nd EhieaEp, AID
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whieAawe iasae sFassH and letters III credit
On Asp xineipai bakers Ia enc hunArsd
and City @esea cities Of Europe.
Ealleeeioms mAds Ia Western Iowa and
Eastern Hshsa SKA, free aR charge, and re-
saiiksa At euKTent Fates Of exchange.
We receive orders to bay and aea4 an
coxsRzsasaa gesa sskass In gewa aAd ne
hraska.
aRxes8 Hsoasy Cor sapssaa Els, and bag and
Aell Land WATsaastn &c eaTTNn aaaa.
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wv making eegaeskions. inysntfng ncnsx.
Locating and ssIiImg land &aEaamRa. pmyis8
taHes, buying and selling ettypsopsty and
all ether baaineaa psrtaiag to shelF pfakeas-
ioa IN Wsstsrn Iowa and NaAxaakss
Letters Il Gnqwlry pTOmptI answsp
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and sold % e0mEzisAioEs ~4 saTEzs g-a
Taxes pafdfnF non -gaskdsnts.
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three naonths o. cyar, as The rats often per
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To Thonssa II. BeatoGs gr., Vary Jans
G;gay snd Elixabslh Cray go 49,
Yca ard each 81 yeu are AsfsAy h0tihsd
kaat fspge Ia nos on Sic ff ID b "a Ss es tha
(;IeFh Of the District Court b Potfawsss
ssmais eOuafy, Tewa, 3 pskasine m Rakns
l3saA. ssainAfng Ne 1essxI Us Z mott
gaes, and that unless YuH appeag AMI an
svEsg thersko Oh or before fAb Sixth day Of
ReSeaary 1885, judgmsas wa ~ tsndsrsd
aaaamss you thersons seecfdiax q re pray
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sEtas s6haa sa seAsey a. adequate
idea % the Immense gaad now bsing toa'
By Or. Smish's Elsseris Obj Ut Philaasi-
phIa. X Ia impoEkRhk to place 1t IN Tia
hands * all maaieaf assa ~ Soss 80 MAJ
hss d Asa p4Es Aad sulFsrlRg, In asi cess
OF aecidsatss &c. Noknkag has ever dOas
what this article Ia dsing ia tia same tina.
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pRrLADEEwxzxkt June s, '5s.
DIR. 6miEA-4 was suffering iHtsnsslT
from Internal piiss; was given up BY i've
phyBaelGfss was aasfasd 20 try DT. Smiths
Electric Oh. By fniectioAA Tue FIRST APP
paicaGIea relieved tbs psin, aad after four
applications was satiEelY cared.
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Prom the Troy, fN " TtEss-
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ty ladies visited DR.. GaIutia B. Smith, a
ths Trey House 6nzs cemiag Eve to tea
mEless suffering from Aath4ma, NsTyoas
paina. nhsHmzfasm and gzner1f deraRgs-
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and vicinity. Call sasly,
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and inciPiaat gathering which for time
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carried 90 through Ehs circulation "strlkss
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Delainss. Fancy Dress silka. shavvis, Manaiiiaa,
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- ENssABK ss@AAM W@v y .
IL JRow EHnniHg hstwssn Csnasa hazlssi
And Daaha City.
Or Ferry Boat In enc Of the kmest, Iar@
gast. and oaiy safe and rsaiaAls beas % saas
Upper Missouri FiEsEs ana 80 SalA % tas
only plaza MshnFs aase psbaie Ca sFoss al
all atages Of the wRters ne wcRl@ advise
TIE public and ezEErata0n to come this
roass, and ws wiEl e4Uss yvu witaoas delay,
sisheF In high OF low wasaEy aa khls g TIA
Only place wAsre any crossing could -
done dssriag the hign waisg thig spgfng, for
ossn hs.sssagsssa azfsss g o. aewn saHs river.
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MKs &e, $50
We have Just received airsst fgom Eaa-
tern Importers, Tire laExs& and best selesa
ted asssEkmsuk 81 aueh arsssB&s 40 ass Sssa~
raegasea above, and all eaAaxa naMe III kapk
In Drak Stores which va viii sell at the
lowest easA u<fes. We have afsc Cd hand
. faliy supply Of the most
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

The GREAT Breach OF PROMISE Casa
correposndent of the Bulletin, writing from
ST. Louis, Jan. 18th, says:
The great breach of promise case that of
Efiie c. Carstang vs. Henry Shaw-and the
same in which the plaintiff got verdict of
100000 last spring, came up under the Or
der for a new trial in our Court of Common
Pleas day before yesterday. The conrt room
was crowded long before the opening hour,
and by the time Judge Reber assumed his
seat it was scarcely possible for another man
10 edge his way in at the doors. The crowd,
Agever, put on a look of disappointment
En- one of Miss Carstang's lawyers arose
md began a parley for a continuance, on the
plea that the plaintiff desired to take further
dispositions in Charleston, South Carolina,
her own side of the case having been but i'm
perfectly attended to at the time the defend
ant had commission engaged in taking
testimony in that city. The application was
allowed by the Court, aud the trial post
poned to the first Monday of March next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA The leading mag
mates OF hungary have made important de-
mands OF the Emperor of Austria, in sub
stance as follows:
l. The restoration of the ancient Huneari
an Kingdom.
2. The organization of Hungarian Chan
Gerry, the Chancellor to have a seat and voice
in the Imperial Cabinet
3, The appointment of Royal Satdthold.
er, who, with the chancery and the ban OF
Croatip, shall organize one Hungarian Stadt
Moderate, instead of the now existing banat
and the Croatian Stadtholderate.
A. The appointment of administrators for
the different counties, and of royal commits
saries for the free cities.
5. The restoration of the supreme court Of
justice and of the septemvirate ; the reforma-
ton of the court of exchequer
s. The replacement of the religious acade
mical and university funds, uuder the super
intendence of the SladthOlderate and ecclesi
astical commission, and the restoration of the
Theresian privileges for the Pesth University
Z. The use of the Hungarian language in
the court of law and in all the schools
8. The restoration of the royal body guard
A letter from Vienna published in the
Prussian Gazette says, that the Austrian Gov
eminent appears more and more resolved not
to allow the agitation in Hungary, which has
suddenly arisen, to continue. 1t has ordered
the 9th corps darmce, which is now in Italy
to proceed to Hungary, to be at the DISPOSE
ton Of the Archduke Albert.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

IRISH FEELING FOR THE PoPE.-A decided
manifestation in favor of supporting the
Pope's temporal authority is in progress in
Ireland, where the great majority of the
people are Catholics Not only in Dublin,
but in various other parts of Ireland, have
public meetings been held to express the at.
tachment of Ireland to the head of its church,
and of sympathy with the Pope under his
present and threatening difficulties Offers
ofactual physical aid are literally made, and
there would be no difficulty it is said, in rails.
ing new army of Irish volunteers, $4,000
in number, to augment the Papal army. The
feeling against Napoleon, for his presumed
coalition with the enemies of Rome, is deci-
dedly strong in Ireland.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
4ailp NationaI Democrat.

The INDIANA STATE CONVENTION FOR Done.
IAs.-A dispatch from st. Louis, January IA
says:
On Thursday there was stormy time in
the Indiana State Democratic Convention
FINALLY, a resolution pledging the support of
Indiana to the nominees of the Charlaston
Convention and instructing the delegates in
0puy TO vote as a unit for Douglas, and use
all honorable means to secure his nomination
passed by vote Of 265 to li9. One or two
district delegates opposed to Douglas, said
they would pay no attention to these in
struc'ions, but would obey those from their
Thomas A. Hendricks was nominated by
reclamation for Governor. On the third
ballot Joseph Risine was nominated for An
ditor of State; d. F. Cunningham. Treasu-
rer; o. b. Hood, Attorney General; David
Turge, Lieutenant Governor; VIM. III. Shlar
der, Secretary of State; Samuel Rugg. Sn-
perintendent Of Public instruction Cornell.
Jus O'Brien, Clerk Of Supreme Court; Mich
ael Z. Kerr, Reporter. Majority of candi-
dates on the State ticket are Administration
men. The resolutions adopted are very long
and indorse the Kansas Nebraska Act. and
recommend the delegation in Congress to
support tho Democratic nominee for Speaker.
wish success to the Administration of Blu
ehanan, and re>ahlrm Douglas instructions.
etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

FRoN CnINA.-By the arrival Of the ship
Morning Light at San Francisco, we have
news from China to December Sth.
The ship Flora Temple bound from Macao
for Havana, with $50 coolies was wrecked on
the l4th of October, on a shoal six days out.
The ship was total loss, and all the China
men and eighteen Europeans of the crew
were lost with it. The Cinnamon had laid a
plan to murder the whites short time before
the accident. There were -forty.nine whites
on board, of whom thirty one were saved.
The American ship Norway had sailed
from Macao for Havana, having on board
l,045 Coolies.
The American ship Rhine had been burned
at sea-
The United States Commissioners of the
Canton claims commenced their labors on the
18th of November, and expect to be through
with their work in one month The United
States Minister has received about $3.50, 900
on account of these claims
Rice had advanced materially, owing to
the failure of the crops
The ship Northern Light from San Fran
cisco, arrived at Shanghai, Nov 18TH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
DISTRICT COURT Jan. Term.
Hon. S. NJ. Bliss, JUDGE.

TUESDAY, February 7th.
People VS.. Thos Mckinney to-mor-
row.
Rice VS.. Mahoney-Submitteed
K0ptel VS.. Harris ct al-Defaut of Harris en-
tered and judgment for plaintiff.
Mitchell VS.. Chandler-Placed on calender
McClarran VS.. Hutchinson-Motion to strike
out amended answer overruled.
Yuba CO. VS.. Mott Baker-Set for trial 10th
February.
Craw VS.. ThOrnburgh-C Continued by consent.
Chapman VS.. Observation-Disclosures on demand
entered.
Jerome VS.. Martin ct al.-Set for trial Feb. Sth.
Sawin vs.. Beach-Demnrrer submitted.
Goodwin VS.. His Creditors-Sherf appointed
assignee.
Davis VS.. Hewatt-By consent, referred to G..
E. Filkins to report testimony and facts
Greenbaum s Bro. VS.. Cramer-Set for trial
February 10th.
Desanchier vs.. Borden-Same order.
Spear VS.. Sherman-DIsmissed by consent at
cost of plaintiff.
Levi Straus VS.. s. Worms 4 Co.-Dismssed.
Twelve other cases, Of different plaintiffs, VS.. S.
| Worms & CO.-All Dismissed.
j. Z. n. Lewis VS.. COvlllaud Nye-Tried by
Court and trial progressing
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

THREE or four times couple appeared be-
fore a clergyman for marriage. but the bride
groom was drunk, and the Rev. gentleman
refused to tie the knot. On the last occasion
he expressed surprise that SO respectable II
looking girl was not ashamed to appear at
the altar with man in such a state. The
poor girl broke into tears, and said she could
not help it.
"And why, pray?"
Because, sir, he won't come when he is
sober"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. CHARLES LINDLEY, Judge.

TUESDAY, Feb. 9TH.
Court met persuant to adjournment.
People vs. Jas. Chandler-Cause passed till 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
L. Hubbard VS.. W. H. Chapman-Motion to
place cause on calander and dismiss appeal, over
ruled.
Griff & Hodson vs. A. ]. Jackson Ordered
that appellant file new bond on appeal within two
days.
w. B. Vineyard VS.. Jas. Madison-Summitted
10 Court.
People VS.. Bruce Garvey-Set for argument to-
morrow.
NJ. Barrett VS.. ]. L. Brooks-Set for trial Feb
10th.
Boulware & Smith VS.. Smith Jennings
Judgment for plaintiffs.
Antoine Scrage VS.. Littlefeld-Judgment Of
Court below affirmed by consent.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
TELEGRAPHTC
lover THE UNION LINE1
Shooting ARRAY at Yreka.

YREKA, Feb. Z.
Gen' ). j. Limerick was shot by mar
na'neu Berry, gunsmith at jacksonville
oregon on Sunday last. 1t appears that
there had been an old quarrel between the
parties Limerick went to the house If Ror.
~ and 1t is said, insulted Berry's wife she
immediately sent for her husband, who, upon
entering the house, fred upon Limerick, the
ball entering just below the left eye and pass.
Ing out at he right ear. Berry was arrested
and gave bail In the sum of 81 OOO Limerick
was armed with a Derringer pistol but did
"o' ura~' AT last accounts he was sensible.
'onversing with his friends. and does not
wish to have Berry prosecuted No hopes
are entertained of bis recovery.
The quartz excitement is still increasing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
Forr's fine French Boots

lust received These Boots manufactured in Pa
ris. and for which have the sole Agency.
Goods sold at my establishment superior to any
offered In the country as regards their besuty, shape
workmanship and durability.
Fresh Goods received by Every steamer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Men'ssuper. custom made, doubled soled and upper
Calf Waterproof Boots;
Mems EXTRA quality double sOled grained leather
Mems extra fine sewed French Calf Dress Roots:
Mems extra quality double sOled Kip Waterproof
Boots;
Mems super L tap soled, grained leather, IIunga-
Mems super i L tap-soled grained leather Water
Mems super imitation stitched, half welted Kip
Mems super imitation stitched Calf Dress Boots
Mems extra quality lined and bound, imitation stleh-
ed half welted Kip Brogans;
Mems extra fine, lined and bonnd, French Cali Dress
Brogans
Mems lined and bound, imitation stitched, En-
ameled Leather Brogans;
Mems extra fine French Patent Leather Monterey
Invoice Of Gents Fine Glove Leather Top Fancy
French Calf Dress Caters.
LADIES AND MISSES SHOES
Ladies' extra fine fancy Coored Silk Lasting Gaitersi
Ladies' extra fine Black Freuch Kid Buskins;
Ladies' extra fine French Patent Leather Albom res
Ladies' extra fine enamelled Leather Jenny Lind Bus
Misses s,, fine French Kid Buskins AMI Ties;
Misses fine Ensmelled aud Patent Leather Laced
Roots
ChiIdrens fine fancy colored Morocco Boots.
~ English Hunting Shoes.
Vxy- Orders from the country promptly attended to
A3 ID STREET,
J jan94-my hARYsYlLLE'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
San Francisco News.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 7.
Order appropriating $3.50, 900 for building
a State Capitol in this city was lost last night
by tie vote in the Board of Supervisors.
An attempt was made this morning to burn
the Tehama Honse.
A man named Baker fell from the main
yard of the steamship Morning Light and
was killed.
MARKErs.-Flour, jobbing sales of 400 or.
sacks Alviso, at 1925 per 200 lbs; wheat,
sales OF 1900 sacks choice milling $3.50;
barley 2dO sacks at 21c: potatoes, 200 bags
choice Bodega. at 81 ,O24, and 400 do do at
Sl'O4; oats, sales of 800 sacks extra choice at
23e. coffee, 100 mats Java, at 2lc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

A SIoKLEs CASE IN CHIoAGo-Chares Kauf
kolz. German, was shot and severely woun.
ded in Chicago on Friday last, by a fellow
countryman named August Williams, because
of a criminal intimacy with the latter's wife,
The Sickles case has a parallel in this, the
frail one having made confession, which
the injured husband reduced to writing and
required his wife to sign in the presence OF
witnesses Williams was committed to Jail
He justfes his act and is confident of acquit
al.-.Sk Louis RepMbLiean Jan 12M.