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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
Tracey rs. Benson. A bill claiming lrei ght
money derived under the agreement between the
governments of the United States and Perm. Be-
fore reported. Argument concluded and case held
sub curia. T. Parkin Scott, ESQ.,, for complainant;
Brown and Brune for defendant.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge.
No cases tried yesterday
Assignment for today 245 to 265.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. Wm Fell
Giles, Judge.
The of Singer &C., Us. Walmesley, was con
tinued on Wednesday until this morning, when it
is presumed it will be given to the jury.
Yesterday, Judge Giles sat to hear evidence in
the contested election case of William G. Harrison
and Henry Winter Davis.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. K. N. Martin, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
John NJ Orem and VIM. s. Hopkins rs. Luther
tachment a warrant. Before reported. Yer
dict for plaintiffs the lst and I'd issues for ST.
469. .0S; on the Sd issue for S203.07.
Same IS. William Hamilton, garnishee. Attach
ment warrant. Before reported. Verdict for
plaintiffs on lst and I'd issues for 81 469 0S: on Sd
issue for 81 ,469oS. Schley and Mclaughlin for
plaintiffs; Marshall and Lanahan for defendant in
both cases.
Assignment for to-day 5s3 to COS.
Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND DECEMBER
Term, l859.-ANNAPoLIs, February 81. 1s60.--No
d6 Richard Thompson John W. Fowler. APP
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
This case argued and concluded by r.. 2. Scott
for the appellant, and by Steele for the appellee
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
THE DIVISION OF TERRITORY.

The New Orleans Picoyune of the 18th publishes
the following letter from special correspondent,
writing from Vera Crux under date of the 5th
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"a darkening universe defy
To quench his immortality,
Or shake his trust in God
THE DEDICATION AND UNvErLIN

THE DEDICATION AND UNVEILING.
The ceremonies concluded with the dedication of
the statue by the President, and the unveiling of
the same, followed by national salute by the ar
tillery. The President wore during the ceremony
the Masonic apron and gavel once worn and used
by Washington.
.a..4 I. DESCRIPTION OF THE STATUE.
We have fac sinaie of Clark Mills equestri-
an statue of Washington. 1t is proposed that the
pedestal (Which will be submitted for the adop-
tion of Congress- shall be of MARBLE about twenty
i've feet in height to be divided into three stories,
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Additional from California.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l.-The Overland Mail coach
with San Francisco dates to the 30th of January
passed Maoy's Station at o'clock this morning
The news by this arrival has been in the main an
ticipated bv arrival at New Orleans via Ell Paso
of a mail with the same dates.
The silver mines discovered at Mount st. He
lens, in Napa county, had proved to be of little
value.
The road between Placerve and Carson Val
ley was unobstructed by snow, and operations had
been resumed in some of the silver mines. The
most unbounded confidence appears to be felt in
the extent and richness of the mines east of the
mountains.
company had been organized to construct
ditch twenty miles long, from Carson River to
the Placer gold mines, south and east of the Val
ley.
Accounts from Carson Valley say that the condi-
tion of the cattle in that section was terrible. In
the vicinity of Warm Spring, it estimated that
there were hve thousand carcasSes in sight at one
time. The snow was going off and it was hoped
that the grass would soon be accessible.
The excitement concerning the WashOe silver
mines continued unabated.
The sales OF claims made in San Francisco during
the two days previous to the departure of the
mail, amounted to $3.50, 900.
The Judiciary Committee of the Legislature on
the 18th made lengthy report in favor of releas-
ing the suretes on the bonds of the Pacific Express
Company, in the matter of the Sl24 900 defalcaton
of Henry Boles. ..#FH
Mr.. Lamar has introduced a resolution. asking
Congress to grant pre-emption titles to actual
March, 1861. f-- r.r., ,-..' -
Advices from the Sandwich Islands are to Janua-
ry Z. The Queens birthday was celebrated as usual
on the I'd.
Mr.. Williams, of the pioneer missionaries
who left Boston in 1919, and who has since re-
mained constantly the islands, sailed from Homo
lulu for New Bedford on the 3lst of December, by
the ship Black Sea. .,..sf-..
Pennsylvania Republican State Convention.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 22.-The Republican State
Convention assembled here to-day and was called
to order at noon. Francis Jordan and John Ham
iton were nominated for Chairman. The Conyen-
ton decided in favor of Mr.. Jordan by accama-
tion. The yeas and nays were demanded and the
decision, as first announced, was sustained by ten
majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HARRIsBURG, Feb. 22.-Tne Republican Conven-
tion was this afternoon densely crowded. Hon.
James Pollock was elected permanent President,
assisted by number of Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries In taking the Chair Governor Pollock
made quite patriotic, Union-loving speech. e..
An exciting discussion caused by a resolu-
ton which was offered, declaring Mr.. Cameron a
candidate for the Presidential nomination of the
Chicago Convention. -. .. ".f
At the evening session the resolution endorsing
MIR. Cameron was adopted. Yeas, s9 nays, 49,
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Since Jan L.. IS O2s7S5 s64ol, asa slO,O2s, ,lS6

NIIIVt oiU-of'Ov SV'fVT'f'7 EIVU-O,IoU
The earnings of the Galena Chicago Union Railroad
Co from Feb. s to Feb. 49, We're:
1859. 1860
Freight. slO6l536 $lO,67754 Increase S62 Is
Passengers. 49l3 95 416s 73 Decrease. ..745. %
Mails, &c..... 10000 5000 Increase. 200 90
Total. SIC 1881 $l579627 Decrease. .s4s3 .O4
We copy the following from the cprreio MercantH Of
Rio de Janeo in relation to the shipments of the Coffee
crop of Brazil for the year 1859
COFFEE DESPATCHED DURING THE YEAR 1859 FOREIGN
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Wisconsin Democratic State Convention.
CHICAGo, Feb. 22-The Wisconsin State Demo-
cratic Convention met at Madison to-day. reso.
luton endorsing the course of Mr.. Douglas was
adopted by vote of los to %.
The Convention meets tonight to elect delegates
to the Charleston Convention.
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The Brooklyn Young Mems Association have re-
solved to form a stock company, with a capitaI of
S5OO0O to erect gymnasium, with library, read
ing-room, baths, bowling alleys, &c. This is truly
agood and sensible movement.-Frank Leslie's Pa
per.
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The Portuguese Parliament was convened at
Lisbon on the Goth ult.
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The second week on the Wabash Valley Road gives
$40 ,029, gain of about $500 on the first week.
We a comparative statement of the Exports tex
elusive spece from New York to foreign ports for the
week and since Jan. |:
1858. 1859 1860
For the week k......... s9l4757 S7I3Os4 81 239 942
Previously reported. Z OPS 5,77S 400 S,7S3 24
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UUHN d. DILkSJ
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
II. J. G. MAxoN,
President of the Committea

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER.-In Boston, on
Saturday, man named George Dover was ar
rested, charged with having committed murder on
board of an American ship, when about seven hun
dred miles from New York, by throwing overheard
seaman named Humphreys. On the arrival of
the ship in Liverpool he was taken before magis
trate for examination. The testimony elected
being conclusive, he was handed over to the Amer
lean Consul, Mr.. Campbell, and that gentleman
placed him in charge of an officer, and forwarded
him by the steamer Arabia to the United States
authorities, Dover says he did not commit the
crime, and intends bringing forward the captain
and mate of the ship to prove his innocence.
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DRUNKBN PHYsIoIAN.-At Lockport N Y. last
week, DR.. Cresswell was on trial the charge
of numbering patient, whom he was called upon
or volunteered to attend, by administering stry ych-
nine. The trial resulted in verdict of man
slaughter, the offence being probably an aggrav ated
case of malpractice, it having been shown on the
trial that the accused was addicted to intemper-
ance, and was known to be at times very drunk
when he administered his medicines.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-At New Brunswick, N j..
on Wednesday night of last week, poor homeless
wanderer went to OF the limekins at that place
to sleep, and by some means fell into the fire and
was burned to death. When found, nearly all the
flesh was burned from his body; one leg and arm
were entirely consumed, and portion of the ribs
left bare.
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WEDNESDAY, February 22 1860
i. M..tnrra Ranl 0AIL sha " q z L
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HALIFAX, Feb. v22., P. M.-The steamer Europa
has arrived from Liverpool with dates to the 18th
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Early this morning the clang of all the city bells
served to remind even the most unpatriotc souls
that the anniversary of the natal day of George
Washington had arrived, The gay display OF
flags, streamers and decorations, served also as a
reminder to the effect did the closed doors
of stores, shops, and business houses, indicating a
general suspension of business for the day Anxious
looks were directed to the lowering clouds, which
threatened rain, and soon this threat was realized
promising very unpleasant time of it for the cele-
brants of the day, especially the streets were al
ready of the muddiest from the previous thaw.-
Between 10 md IL A. NJ, however, the condition
of the weather improved somewhat, giving pros,
pect of a favorable afternoon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
INPDOTIN1,
The perx1an Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure at Fever md Agut
and Billions Fevers. This wonderful re,ced,
was brought 10 the knowledge Of the presen,
rroprietcrs bv . friend who has been . great
traveller in Persia and the Holy land.
While going down the river Enrhrates, lie
experienced 4 severe attack Of Fever and AgMe
IN discovering his condition. one If the Boat.
men took from his prvson m Amulet. saving
. Wear his aud M Fever will touch you.' Al.
! though incredmloms as to it's virtues he rom.
Piled. and experienced immediate relief anil
has since nlwavs fomnd : nm ehrctual n otcc.
! tiua fr IN MI mala riVns CEN rlaiu:s.
On further investigation he fnnrd that the
10 s.men attributed i. i, n;racmlovs ts.w crs. a nd
ts;I .iat i, re.,i,i c.;s ne obtained f.ur, the
PRIESTS IL Nv Sta. Sometime afterwards. the
c.n.,.mau "a ccnvcrsinr with a r. is; o.aain.
ctf,,e,4 linn IL. secret o. is preparation. AVID
aseera,re! v,..se the medicinal herbs were
f4.uA5 81 w,f,asIt 80 conpcura.a The wena
E NJ stftues ef his. aa'e}c hase iaducea u fuI'
licf IA The Minds q. We natives IL III. nliiac
! ems healing pow ers of as,r Priests.
Since his return IL America, IL has been
tried With tl~ehapfiesi e;see, by several La,iie'
and Gsutlemen OF high ci.sra> ter, Who have
given il IL. moss unqualified ,"ralSe. This
remedy having beer a specific IN Persia to'
lund,e,ss Of years. for .s.e prevention and CURE
Of Fever ana Aeuc and Bilious Fever is nov
offered TO tins american people.
u will he sent by mil, prepaid. with full
directions Snr use. on receipt Of one dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory. 1888 Main
ST., Richmond, va. nranch Office. Bank Of
Commerce Hsildins, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX / CO.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

DOrHesdache Is The fAverite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state q the brain, and view
cd in this light i. may be looked on as .
safeguard intended to give notice If disease
which might otherwise escape attention, till
TOO late tc be remsdied and its Indications
should never be neglected. headaches may
be classified under two names viz: Symptn-
matte md Idiopathic. Sy~mptomatic Head
ache 10 exceedingly common and IS the pre-
CURSOR Of . great variety Of diseases, amoag
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism aud
all febrile diseases, In its nervous form It -
Sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach consti-
tuting mex headache, Of hepa,ic disease consti-
tuting bilious headache, Of worms, constipation
n d::other disorders Of the bowels, a. we'll as
renal and uterine affections, Diseases ri tho
heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anamia and plethora are also af-
fections which frequently occasion headache.
~ldiopathic Headache is also very common, be-
ing usually distinguished by the name Of
nervous headache, sometimes coming on sud
denly in q state Of apparently sound health
and Frustrating at once the mental and ply
steal energies, and in other instances it
comes on slowly, heralded by depression Of
spirits or acerbity Of temper. In most in
stances the pain is in the front Of the hesd,
over one or both eyes, and sometimes pro-
voking vomiting; under this class may also be-
named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of Head
ache the Cephalic Pills have been found =
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute pains in . few minutes, and by its sub
tie power Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache 10 the unsrring index.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

State Of Iowa, Tama county.
In District Court Of said State within and
for said said county.
Laura A. wadley, Plaintiff,
vs..
Hiram r. Push, Barbara
Pugh,h his wife, Michael Don.
ahue, Alphcus Kenney,
Augustus Frederick and
N. G.. Wieting, Defendants,
To the Defendants above named: You and
each Of you ar hereby notified that there is
now on fle in the Office Of the clerk Of the
District court Of said State, within and for
said county petition Of Laura A. Wadley, the
above named Plaintiff. claiming Of you the
foreclosure ofall your right title and inter'st in
and 10 the following described land. situated
in Tama county, Iowa. 10 wit: The north
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of Sec
ton No nineteen (l9i, and the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
No. eight (eb township No. e,ghty-three 1897
North Of Range No. fifteen (1s) west Of the
5th r. NJ and that, unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before tho first day Of ia
next term (to-wit; February term, A. d. lE6Ia
Of said court to be held At Toledo, said eon,,'
y and State, your default will be entered
and judgement rendered against ysu. !.
prayed for in said petition.
!. Weller Jackson.
~. TT RlAiatix.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attack
Of Nervous Or Sick Headache may be prevents,
and II taken at the commencement Of ~ !.
tack immediate relief from pain and sickns,
will be obtained,
They seldom fail in removing the M.
and HeadacAs to which females are - ..r
ject.
They act gently upch the bove,.s,-renoj
ing Cos.iceness.
For Literary Men, Student.. ne,;eate p
males, and all persons Of sed 4.,,a-y HABITS. th(
IRE valuable as = Laratre, improving Inc F
petite giving tore and &c or to tho digestive
gans' ana restoring tie natural elasticity !
strength of the w...ole system.
Inc CEpHAL,N Pulls arr, the result OF IL
in.es.iKa'io.s and carefully conducted exp}
n.s,n wing ceen N use many years, id
ing 0,.ich tirte they have prevented and
ne'sd = vast au.ount Of pain and suffer-
from Headache, whether originating in
nervous system or from . derangcd state
lhey src entirely vegetable in their q
Pss..u,n, ADD may Be taken at all times
pe,'ect safety without making change Of
ana tc absence Of any disayreeoJle taste rem
u easy 70 administer them to chIdrsn
BE Ware OF COUNTERFEIrsl
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henri
Spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealer
Medicines.
Box viii Be ssnt BY mo-. prepaid On
csipt Of tho
Er4of D5 CENTS
Al oFoesa sresuia re addressed to
UnNRY q. SPALDtNQ
Cedar Street, New "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

10 . growing tendency in this age to appro-
pirate the most expressive words Of other Ian
guages, and after . while to incorporate them
into cur own; thus the word Cephaiic, which
is from the Greek, signfying, "for the head
is now becoming popularized in connection
with Mr., spauldings great Headache remedy
but it will soon be used in . more general
way, and the word Cephalic will become -
Eiectrotype and many others whose distinc-
ton 40 foreign words has been worn AWAY
By common usage until they seem snAtivs saA
TO the manor born
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Barn cEr-Missus wants you to send h--e
box Of Cephalic Glue, no, a bottle Of Prepared
Pills. but I'm thinking that's not it naithsr;
but perhaps yell be afthe1 knowing WIS. il
is; Ye see shes nigh dead and gene with tho
Sick Headache, and wants some moro Of that
same as relaived her before.
Dyuggtst-You must mean Spaldihg's cep-
halle Pills.
Bridget.-Och! sure now and you've sed it.,
here's the auarther and Civ me the Pills and
don't DO eli day about it aither.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
NEW YoRx, Dec. -.

The Tribune Washington correspond
cnt, says if the South Carolina post
masters retire in > body ~ expec'el |,
MI. Holt will At once give public notice
that no mails for South Carolina will he
made up, because they cannot be de.
lyered At their destination. All such
will be vent to the dead letter Office after
AcertAin date, to be delivered to the
parties sending them,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

From the subscriber on the 18th Of Oct.
last, . dark brown horse, with . white SPIT
on the side Of his nose, a white spot on his
near side made by the saddle. the off hip .
little lower than the other, had on no sho e.
when he left Whoever will return to he
Il said horse, or give information whereme
may be found, shall be rewarded.
C. J. RHODES.
Ola, Tama Co; lows, Dec. 20. n7-sw
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
l;Struy Notice.

Takcr nr by Jacob Luke living in Howard
Township. TaMa Conniy lo~a. on the I'd day
If November, A. y 1850, n hight $, ~ y herry
NTH il s,nall star in the forehead, some white
on the ngh' Fore foot, black name and tail,
supposed to he two years old Inst spring, APP
praised Il. h~fty-hve dollars Proceed irga lad
before John Fay. J, r-rolsdo, Nor rs 1860
DAVID n. APPRECIATE,
v3-nl.Sm. Co. Clerk, Tama Co. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
,ar1ly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrible 'eadache this hafernoon,
hand I stepped into the hapothecaries
hand says hi to tie man, Can you hease
me Of an 'eadache ?" "poes i. h1he Ard
sA,s'e. 'Hexoeedingly,'' says hi hand upon
that . gave me . CepLal,c Phi, hand pom me
'oner it cared me 20 quick that 'ardly real
ICED I id I'd IN 'eadache.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
Io ALL

~.@O
Oar. Farmer are reminded, tina,
Wheat Corn, Oats and Pork are taken
in exchange for goods u tho Peoples
Store"
We have had some very cnll
weather the past week, and AN addition
TO our slciyhing, which is now being
improved by our Gallantry and spark
ling Bellies to the music OF the merry
Juggling bells.
The Teachers Institute IS pass
ing of finely. Quite a large number
Of teachers arc in attendance, there be-
ing over sixty which is more than was
expected. The proceedings arc quite
interesting, and claim a larger share Of
public attention than is given them.
LII our Subscribers should receive
no paper next week they need not be
surprised; if . half sheet they may be
: little surprised, and Ma whole sheet
We shall be very much surprised onr.
selves.
Our hands have been quite faithful
Of late, and they insist upon having .
holiday upon New Year.
Their Pronunciamento renders Us
-. The lectures on Physiology BY
Prof. Kimbal, closed last Saturday
evening.
W. regret 70 cay that these very
instructive lectures were very poorly
attended by OUT citizens notwithstand
iag the abundance fee was but ! single
dime for each evening. Il has been
remarked that ; Negro Minstrel exhi-
bition, would draw out much larger
house It double the price. If this be
true, We lamont the perverted taste Of
our people.
....A little litigation, entirely novel in
its style to the people Of our county,
took place in u town last Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Schuman agent and Mr..
w. &. Hickmal: auctioneer came into
.""" 'ast Alonda) - se'' " qua"ssy OF
Doot' 9 shoes - as'c''""' An" Tor th's
P"'Po>e ren'eh lse NM occupied uroccry
store q Mr. ". .. HARRISON.
lhey were preceding ss'ns smooth
~ nnM I"esday eses'sy. when the
Of the rro..eA i~ss was inter
ra,ta,i hv ! c,H f,r a,f; eYx r. .h,;r
ho,;cs .,,,ra go ,fo.r ., !,
- s'e e.hs3 81 Re1'"'.s
E'sa'Hf,leens !,
They Immediately enra4,5ea a.. ia
,i.eres t~n.,;slr,: ;nt.e. rodo..,a i.
.,sr.a .,v1 h,s,.. a,..
:. "@'"'s f'af
.'o's'N, Wh'f. 'aeF ~s'e informed saat
II they had 8 license, 70 produce i, and
il: 0 to procure one Of ,'.e County
.!a1~e whom Il; .ur,,e, ,r...or
~ was csl,.d ,,,a,, - st.,. ~. ,a,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27

Persons indebted 70 10 BY Note Or Book
Account whose time Tor payment hes expired
will plsass call aad pay 10, Ang save further
lNQaAM . KAINIs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-12-27
A Real BE ssing.

P1y.ician.-Weil, MIS-. Jones, how Is that
headache
Mrs. Jones.-Gone! Doctor, al, gone !! the
pill You sent cured me III just twenty minutes.
and | wish you would send more so that | can
have them handy.
l1ysiciaa.-You can get them at any Drug
gists. Call for Cephalic Pills, I find they
never fail, and ! recommend them in all cases
Of Headache.
Mrs. Jones.-I shall ecnd for a hex d;rect'v.
and shall tell all my suffering friends, ter
hey are . yea! blessing.