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Il r We have mh]e the above Reduction H. Prices
Win Tie 40 to@sics of bentf4tDg the rul1ie IN
oAFsrlNfss i he Fufie have b~eh ~ fudi,d lS stp.
rt"fis mas hines ahHdf - imitation oass Thr n,eal
lA thT if ~ te cssa4bg 10 the piece
~ poor guat4ls he makers have hot Ile ans 10 do
Their ork well They hia swas ih secret places
where y Souia Dc fnpossihi 10 aYe - their com
fnahd TIE proper mechanical appliances 1t ii onl,
= u"ng great tasiasset aud having extensive m al.
uiaetartnE establishments, that <. Hfnes an be
Haae at moderate prices The bess designed ma.
ehlhe BADlf MAIZE, are alWats liable TO get out ~
Hfaef ana sFe sure 10 cost considerable trousl, and
mrtel u Keep tas III tu repair.
he qualities ~ &c laekea Enr hi a Machine are
ctratste ef eofrf aefoR II sgsfa spfte4fs
a. rea& aarabt4s4 rapaastn 81 esru.
TICS aottA - fast ta6cf. Machines IT, eanbae tAese
esetttai qualities must be 81 the bet taefa amd
tasskta ~ prrteehon. W. have the suys and means
o1l grand scale. ta H. t34ss
The p4Eehasefs II GnArHffts whose dsItS bread II
mas cetecrtr iil tfa that tilus. having tie as, !.
aaaites hntons Se4k sell a RAPID a. q, Il ~ sfsn
faitr ~ sPet, kut IasI Hoss tle Facet la ;. , ar
affs Tar 5fetHssts ~ nAb& tss Wtt5 tAes auRK
MhNtF. III trse Lthah. t4af aHN othee, ~ AniLr ~
iiai1 aiten Il ass lot In talt, thes ar, eleaIe
tAih ar! ehsf Machines - gIn
IL lpea4 Agfhis anted.
4. n. NINGER a CO,
41s Krsadn Ny.
CHICAGO OfFICE-Ao. 81 Clark st
! NJ. BILLINGS, Agent IN kookuh
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No. 1, Standard Shuttle Machine. rorm-
oriy Sold at $50, Reduced to $40.
No. ~tandaFd RI shuttle Machine Perm
eriy Sold R1 sIO0 Rccaced tOx1s


ls the best Machine In the world for Family sewtpp
ahi Lghi Manufacturing Purposes
ffee with Heminerl and hcsuttu3, ornamental $50
The Nos. ana Machines are 81 gseat cana it4 ana
+ Application Tor manufacturing EnrI oAeA.
lHf Se*J Machines especially ADAPTED L, all
Kinds OF light and heavy Leather Nork ia Garriace
fiamtug, Boot aTsi i noe MAKING, Harness hAk3ny
atc.. etc, They of extra sI1a. with ap arm ! ~
enough 10 lake under IL ald sln tGf lafgest ~txra
oartfs. mere ts scarcely any part n Tnntmer's
sltflng that cannot be bettet dput them M than liz
haiid sa- Toe. The SAVING II time and labor il yer,
Freht The Able ~ thrsv machines II ~ inches lofg
and te shuttle Viii hold Hnats the usual oapliTS
# ~ eat he large machines OK iAst ~ small
ones.
No would nsk faf cur LETTER A Machine. the
sPtcfti aueAtIoD0r NESI MAkERS AID DRESS MA.
kEks, and sli those who waut Machines fer hgA
ntaHnfactEttEs pRrposes. Itt} emhadS he ptir r{fs
81 the ttaFdHfu machines nak ing like fhes th. ia
teFl1ck stitch. atd destined be a. celebrated
tp Ffntig SeRfnk Ana ft at manufacturing lHrtase. n
phr standard MsehiAes are Ter manufacturing pnr-
poses IA senerat
Fe bars ate4p+ On Aaad Iframfrg Gpagf. ytseu a.a
aettoa ahrfs4 sk 1mtst, 4poos, Best acAne Osirm
bofttss, etc.
W. nauufactart our osn Set8tts ara scnld
al persons a*ing machines rot To hlv Ay other
Sho" that There needles soid IL iAe b al lmf,
r'ev g#afb at hsE&fr tkaa charge TOR TIE bf.r
be beeates sold " nIahblaetureu rs4efl1ftv
~ maeEih-s 4 bad Made nag btst aa.
cafae NsageAx.
0AT customers may thar all our nraneh
oiices are furnished wlth the x nu ne artiele
H. case of sma.l purchas the uoney uay be sent
tn p.sl.ge stahits, or eahA haies.
VI oFrc.iahdents W {ll please write their names
di'anctl! u " aii IMPORTANT yhst ~ should n each
Cass Know tht last~Nf',ee. County sAa StatH
Il Alt Ftfs hHFe45 lFa inform Rols ut Sc. ina
N&thIhsH mar size pr4ces, worsibg capaciiies and
thf test methods ~ purchasing pt tam ID bs ta-
."g tus, 60 ahs u euf Eranth orsees, for cory Of
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DIRECTORY.


hastefn Aa1i ai15tes daily Sundays excefted) via
Plyit"utht at ! O'Clock p n.
= Loa's AID southern aailafr3ses daily tMonday. /.
excepted a,o, r.u.
Western Aasiafrtes daily tsss-!t sal -, q
o oel"ek N.
heflastoH MAI errtyes aA.l, ,eAssi -
g..
Carthage ahd I'ly n4vutl Mail arrlyt i4siy s. 49,
saeepttl} At .. .p.m
Charleston DIAL IL tr4-appkly) ARRIVES rss4is.t,
lhafsaaSs aid hstaraay I'm.
harerrort sd keck Leland Nail stri seell. A.t,4,
Of 1aesda5s, ! har sdsss ana sAturdays.ats,am an
Closing OF tIe nails.
Eastern Mai eiossr DIN " ttaeeI satrcay " ate ep
si, Louis ard Southern NAL eIcses daily taopdays
eaeef1eal ii r T.. H..
hnrinseen Aaae!eses daily Iesscl, sAturdass) at
eF.u.
Western Mai eiesss as1, teaes,t satptds. j al y
o'cl0e% i. ID,
eaftlare ai9 n, soatl NAL eiose, ,'as (sataras,s
eacttte-ilat J.,
Aarenors snd Boc. IalAta tail ttri-w@tEty} closes
NantiHys, Mesa dsst atsd frtdn3s, at pm.
tbafaefseG aaii fttIrs eekl.) e4uses Aoudass, ed
Desda.s anA Friday ata a. H..
II 2 Th~ Poet btsee Sill be eten On Surasys from
cs9 SS4stk, . M. J. -. HOW ILL, 4. M.
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4 RltlNAIS AND UEPARTIR
BOATS AND TRAINS

=
he ~s Louis Packet arrives asIf ii from 4 r. Ia
o'elets I. asa drPars- sail. st. n
he @nttc! fsstei Atrtes d4iy, tsgett Mos3ays.
ais Y 9el rke, and departs ds IL EXCEPT sar.
dayt,st ie4 "a.
ihe htnAak ahh AeAshaiia Fatkel arrive daily,
eteel sahlats. 81 al'sa II i. la. al n H. aua de-
paris soan Aissf easl srl4t6i
he AsrtlerA lii tattss. curing good stage ol
Saier, itAfe 81 ioais.ssf4 l4,ssts. 1LArsaa, Al.t
Saturday. evening, and arriye lrrs aea0a = Asurs
sitter; - tAai thsteis geasta.Is a. 81 u COS oat
esets day.
RAILROAD TRAM
softlern TrsiA arrives da.i, 81 II 81 o'eio.l s m
aLda ~. ald q aria daily sts eless = ~ aDd
23op.l.
Nestsrc Train arrives daily, eAet,4 sauda, :. al
= w p "a and 40 i. a.. and departs * 30 o'eoc. .
N. snc 2'o9 q. m.
At iiam4itVh Ieret, Trains the VI atash alley
Aallfeae afttte sAts teaftIt A1LA4tA Htsoseseesp D.
NJ, an1 S,lsf dAii3 slhe4ls tAe. t.d, NJ 81 n M
Bnsses esls4seet y ILL this etia
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Fare as low as by any other Route
Z Il Ask for Tickets bA way of tho Great Nabs b
NaHey Route. and be sure you get uem.
j. p New and Elegant Sleeping { ars are rnb from
GhnfN to Lafayette, t2G0 mirs1 that passengef fs
chh get good nights rest, While pursuing their Jour.
ney.
II ~ baggage Checked frGin Keokuk to all impar.
tant plares, EhSt and South.
y. b.--ficAeIs Tor Sale al the corner ~
VAIN hha SECOND streets, under William Thompson
" Co.'S hunkHg office, keokuk lowe and p's he ton.-
Pah4 1iekei once, "A Font street, sluiney. it.
Il. e. SMITH.
General Freight and Tick ei Agent,
quincy, Illinois,
oeA@diin hEnkUK IOWA
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Fare always as low as by any other
route
Buy TICKETS VIA IITTSBIRG
L Tickets for Sale ut all the NaSu
Ticket OtIiceA.
T. II /, I1.IIl :

J. X T. HITS.
~ this Route, Freighls OF all DESCRIPTIONS can be
rsatded irofa FhilAdeiI tia. New York, Buslon oi
baltimore 10 or from any poi1t the The Railroad.
Of ohios kentucky. lndiaha, Illinois. Wisconsin
Iowa OF Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIaEiT
lhv Pehnss taHla Railroad also connects al pitts-
burg Win STEAMERS. by httA tooas can b. fors
cd to any palHl 81 the Ohio. .ansAlhgum, kenlueky
Tennessee, tum be riand, illinois, iseoIsiu Missts.
stfIt MISSOURI. Kansas Arkansas. and Red Rivers
ahd Al tiesrlaBd, sahdusk3 aud Chicago ln sic am.
ers 10 ait ports the North " estern Iakes
AeretAs.ts and Shippers .nlrusiig The lransports-
lion of their Freight 10 this Compa can res with
confidence on lts speedy transit
hc sate. 0f Freight
y any loni ih the West hs the Ftaar4 fpaufn Raii
Road, are al all times A. FAVORABLE As AXE
CHARGED By OTHER COMPANIES.
Ii u be particular 70 mark packages, AVA PKNN.
II, =. e--A
+. J. sskEpER, Philadelphia.
MAGKAw u honss. SO North 81. Baltimore.
i.aAeH q 1a., No, Aslor House, or No. l. 4,
Ntllian street, n. Y.
LnEen 4 Co, No. ~ State street, Boston
H. Il. HOUSTON, denl freight Agl. Phllaae lphia
l.. b. huIPI, Gen. Ticket Art Philadelphia
EAotH LEWIS, bensral supi., Altoona, Pa
augni
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Governor of Iowa

Ill. Aien viii not leave the Camp with
OUT written pass or accompanied by
Their commissioned officers.
Ill. Commissioned officers will not
sleep oai OF Camp without leave Of the
Commanding Oihcef
~. Commanders Of Com mpanies will be
neid responsible Tor the good behavior of
- their nen.
Y. No Company will be left in Camp
et any time without at least one Ionmis-
stoned officer
VI. The Rules and Articles for the
Government OF the Army OF the | niled
States viii be siictly observed.
By order, Ill. Il REID,
Col. 10th Infantry, Comd Z.
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[ HEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! (!
Singer a. Co.'S
STANDARD MACHINES.

H7E NHoWN o g Ue BeSt .Ior U0uuIoc-
farfay rurposes
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Virginia state Convcntlon.

RIcHNoND, W., March i2.LMr. Sunih,ers
made "a powerful aud effective speech of
three hours in the Convention. to-day, ad-
yoesaItthg i'm y strong argument the Peace
Sontaeneei prop6sitionsy commenting on
each Srticle. He urgedrsuch action ms
would meet the views Of the whole StnIe
and showed the folly of passing an orIi-
nance of secession tor tho action of tue
people, He said that Virginia ought FIRST
Io,scemmand ipeaGe lOnraH5sidessOud then
. SAL aqPorder State conference with, the
itshcs. propositions as an Acceptable basis
DISH stInent and the Convention should
then adjourn over'to awuit the res1lt III
Expressed full confidence 10 The eventual
restoration of peace and harmony.
Mr. Tyler is to reply TO this argument
! 10 morrow. - ~ =. .
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81 .g1IIaEn1h.
exported Is t6 1 Daily fntsi e
AldSfaollERY, All., ilnfrihFIT, -lrb,,..

- . - - 49,
MeSfGoAkRY Ala, alnfrhsif 1Tb,,sA n.r
tnahent Constitution Of tile
States having been adopted US 'Consr,ss
and the oGiigsitiUns Of the Secretnrv re-.
moved, your correspondent Is eIrjIIsd ~
meat. -. : '-'''H'
40 person Of Il foreign stats and uut \.
Sitizen of the GoAiedsrrt ted States, is nj.
lowed to vote for any officer, either ciyiI
or political, State or Federal. :
Under the first census South Carolina ia
entitled TO five representatives in OonorrssS
Georgia to ten, AlabaIna to nine. Ftt,fi,i,,.
e. two, Aississippito seven, Louisiana siF
and Texas TO six Each State is. to- I,iN,,
two Senators. The State Legislature nav
tnstfqcl Judicial or federaI officer. sfl,ssi
a .etl aud acting in said State, BIZ twn-
BgSh branches of Congress may grant
seats ON the floor OF ciIhef house rs IN.
principal officer of each executive. de,slrtsl
nenti VIII the privilege OF discussing the
measures of his department..
The Representation ii tiree.6(ttIs on Tho
slaves is Continued
congress Isl not allowed. THROUGH .,bc
imposition of duties, to foster any branch
"of industry.
The foreign slave trade Is prohibited =
Congress Is prohibited from making any
oprtltiohs, unless By Il vote Of two
thirds Of both houses, except when the.
appropriations are asked BY the head of
some department. or by the President.
NostexlEa ,epP Pepsatiop is TO be allowed
TO ans sc6htrdSIoF, Oficef- or agent amer Inc.
SontT4a isimaden or tue service rem dTIred
hSerg law or Fes0litton Cd vih4 tlI.4 n r,.a
OF law, shall relate 10 but one subject. and
10 be expressed by its title. tss.s's .
The President and Vice President sbslt
serve for six years. s4qdEsitlg .Io5
The principal officers Of the deDnrtments
ana IN tue diplomatic service, shall I6a re-
moYed at tue pleasure of the lPfesident.
and other civil officers removed when
their services IRE ttnhecessarygor for otl,rr
good causes and reasons. -sS
Removals from Office must be renofte3'
to the Senate, aud practically. no sennl
tiops removals are to be tolerated. sia T,
Other States are to be admitted info the
COntederacy by vote of tWO-tI,iTIls nr
both houses. sH% i]issi
The Confederacy may acquire territory.
and slavery shall be Acknowledged mud
projected by Congress and the territorial
government. -
When i've States have. ratified tho Com
stitation, it'shall be established Tor Sail,
States, aud until Fatifed, tho provisional
Constitutions 10 eoHtinne il, force for n,
period not e1eeedthg. one year.
NO business Of importanee was transact
ed in Congress to-day. Al
oil a Fl
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CONGREsaIRMAI..
WAsniSaroS, March No. lseI

The Senate took up air. Fosters resolu.
ton for the expulsion of Senator Wisfall.
OF Texas, Wien, on motion Of Sir. Sim
mons, the resolution together with the sub
slttate OF Mr. Clingnan were referred to
me Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Trnmbull, from the Committee ,on
the udtciaryi TO which was referred SIr.
1 l q resplGtioh about Carlton md San
ooTn, see last weeks proeeedingsJ report
81, Dac2i he resolution ~ith'a sree6mneu-
datlou dbat 10 Observation-Disclosures Sd
nonuayl IN .Deeem6er. Agreed to. The
payment for the, costs OF, suit 1t f6fg tImc,
The Senate then went into eys.,,iivr
session and Subsequently, adjourneI.ff
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.MoENRpPEAMNBms..
Arrival or tbe sfssII,T,,.I,.7, 49,,

arrival OF the Steamer Niagara.
1DA lfR8 0rfit e---=-fs gflaF3fRfI 81
bosToSi March II-zThc ROYAL Mail
steamship Niagara, from Literpooi and
Queenstown on the a4iir nit, via HaliEay
on Tue 9th, arrived Mt this port at ) o'clock
this evening".
Tie Niigarn reports having encountered
pe;1yy Eeatl'er during her passage. .sesf =
Tue following arc tie latest IeIeprof,s
: NAPLEs, 22d.4Tbe Government has IA.
Ken possession of all the religious, nropeT-
- at CHeta. and the garrison'of Gaeta has
he en- sent 10 a Neapoiitnn islAnd.
The Papal Zouares are reported to have.
massacred Doctor Yatni and Ibis iittIe
daughter 1t OaIfafo.
~ uRlS, iSf'tuFdaS S-Admiral Porssuo has
arrived OFF Messint, which b e will SUMMON
to surrender. Gen. eiafdini will soon
join him. wv"
ABOUT thousand brigadcs have been
rdtspersed by Col. -Masi, near Gaeta.
BoNEi Friday, 22d.@The Nationsl Com
mittee have issued proclamation, deeIar..
ing that Victor Emanuel will soon be pro-
rlaimed Ring from the Capital, and ex-
pressing thanks TOT France for its, gener-
The French anthorities. have taken NOS
session Of the KEYS to the Capital. -
SeYelal persons have Gsen cSpelIed for
political reasons.
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DestrueIIre Fire.

NEW YoREi March l2.--Last night a fire.
broke out 10 the upper floor Of No. 5o,
Broadway. The building extends tbroup5
to a new street,. The first fioor and base.
m ntf were occupied by MAsterson & Rca-
mer, Wholesale Grocers. Their store Il
damaged, mall probability, TO the extent
of S20,oooi fully insured in city COM
panies- The second floor was occupied bv
Henry +. Hart, Cap manufactures, whose
stock was entirely destroyed. Loss about
$1,000 :, said. TO be fully insured. The
building is owned by John Fitch. 1t IL
damaged 70 the extent of ahout 5000. 600 !.
insured. No. 81, occupied BY Mark j.
King, Manufacturers of Fnrs, on the first
floor and Gasement, slightly damaged by
water Insured for $4,000. The second
hoot,i was occupied by Rad & Gottctren.
Manufacturers OF Children's Hats, and The
third and fourth floors by Sengstack &
Rahmer, manufacturers OF Cans. Roth
stories are slightly damaged by water
No % was occupied by Carbarts 4 Booth.
ers, Wholesale Grocers. Stock dArnnged
by water to amount OF about So, 600 In.
sured for $4,000 in city Companies. The
buildings Nos. 81 and So are also owned
by John Fitch, They are damaged 10
amount of $4,000; insured. How the FIRE
originated is not known.
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ley. nEI.EIsRAPEI-iL
y,55,.v,, e Sss.I; pAiLX.
EIir,...... .. -. sS 9

pnLADEIPEIA, March 2.-Flour s1uist At sstasy a.
Tor snperhne; sS,5096 for extra family, aud Sgi3I
@e,I5 for fancy. Wheat In demand; 2DOO bus. I'D
At Sl2Sa ~ for red, and 81 iS56bi,50 for white
CoFn=3,O9o buA sold At 56@BT. Mes poflg-steady
a. sliC dlud-l 500 tlercea sold ut 1bI4 on time
Whisky in limited demand at 1870.
DALTINoRE, March l2-PInur dull and ITo,y.
arr Street and Ohio S l2I City Ailiis S6 rs saiss
hsIt stea'y at 81 gl, y for red, and ST. l0al 80
Tor white. Corn active: mixed 66@5T; yellow Sc.
S ~. 19a y, Provisions dun, but uneiange Cof
Zee Nrni at l21S@ls' WHISKY stc'pIy AT rs:
. .CISeISNATI, March l2-F1aur IN moderate demand
az 81 bO for sunerfine and $16035 for extru Wheat
aaEanced Sc closing At Sl@i "a for red and s. ,05a
Ivy Tor white. COIn and Barley unchaugedl live
gel ined1 lc and "a DAN at ts@ %. Whisky ia GiiT
5Ssial, Sth saies q lso0 hblS At 1J< Linseed
vi advanced to et05, aud In fair deuiand!I Clover
seed nm ct St4 Is Provisions dun aid prices are
nominal; tho demand Is quite limited the nominal
rates on mess pork hfo $i6,T5EllI; bacon Z. M aud
Igl4i bulk meats ~. So antI W. Lard BSi6s9.
9rocefies uuclmitgrd and steady with 4 toliefate
demand saloy not iarge Rxeiang On the last frm
At 1Se. pIemtinE New UFleatiA dnlilat re tire-
MUM The banking houses luaVe fhEoEn oit New
Orleans currency and discount at lSal per- cent
Tue money market g htihueS easy ut 10@l2 per cent
for acceptable paper.
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Neyv HamPshlre ELECTION.

GoEG9RP, n. H., March 2 .4Tbe re:,irns
to noon. do not chow. large vote. There
Is but little EXCITEMENT attending The eltr-,
tim, The ilepublicans maintain nbon,
the same msjorities as last year. The
vote in this citylnt ten o'clock stood ne
follows Republicans cal. Opposition. 3T5,
being about the same as last year. =
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as REWARD Is OFFERED for the detection
OF sREIRerson -countePl eiti1g, Initiating, or,
.ths Eendes Of any snCh opnterfeiL or ltmi-
tation of BnrhdreSfi Holland Bitters The
.gspuipeS high ly5eopceutrrted-H olland, Bit
tsrs l. ppt ap iabatt pint bottles only,jinv-
ing the n name OF the pr9Prieter, D. Page
Jr,, blown in them, and his signatnre,
around the neck of each and every bottle,
This delightful -Arolaa has been received
By Americans wtthithat iRtVormhieh is on
" extended to scientific preparations
When we consider the market lsdccess at.
tending its administration, in. the most
stubbornicases of Feyer.and Ague, Weak
ness OF my king, Dyspepsia, Heartburn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Indigestion, Costiveness and.
Piles, together with the complete,control
exercises OYER ALI Nervous, Rhe1matte
.and Neuralgia Affections, We cannot won
/. er aSits popularity, We'll may the inval-
vain This rem ed w.,
For stie by I. II. Logan 4 Co, and I.o-
L r ~ Effl + ,.s Hgfr
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bB-A wkLt-DEsERyEb TRIBUrE.LwO.
are glad to see by last nights dispatches
that President Lincoln has dqly.reeOgnized
the eminent WORTH of the gallant Cash
Clay Of Kentucky, and appointed hin,
Minister to Spain. The old Aadalusians
will find their ancient beau-ideal of cliy-
airy in him. $500 's4z'5t.
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'Flsw Pf'assertaiuing this fast, ehetmoyed
.eant tliematter De referred5t5 tsiel commit.

i'Fskw pf'asserfaiuing ting fast, he moved
tAnt the4matterl6s referEedsto the eodinit-
;; zee on streets and alleys for report. Adop-
Z, hF; Mcclellan moved thetzihe Council
proceed to aucleetion OF co6ncilmnn to
I'LL the vacancy in the TiTth Wr,rd.
Ar. Wickham moved to postpone.
The aayorstated, in answert0 q 4 fheairy,
that no reply had yet been received from
the Hon, John j. Crittenden, in answer 10
the Councils invitation to him to visit the
city.
S-REruaEcs AR uScaEGfrrL.-An
old man. whose trembling limbs tottered
under The weight of the cares vicissitudes.
mistortunes and slings (gin and Others) Of
seventy summers, was going through the
streets begging from hand to hand. This
man served nine years in the American
army and fought ALI through the war of
1872. His father was REVOLUTIONARY
soldier, did good service nstliat memorable
struggle, audi died 90 Did ald;:au -honored
man. By bad habtts, and the asifnes, and
arrows Of outrag sops Stottane''. this patri-
ateleal son Of pattiAts5 pR,d, patriot has
2 7heeSe1ps 9 Common streetU sgpars who owes
,his eEistaase to. the si,ilns ana Banors of
those who hays ave fiYe RsPt pieces to Jingle.
s.ll9 THf RlyRR.4 Tie i yeF lras 81 falling
and the aspect of the sky was
like TIM sswhirhsis always succeeded by.
raihs~ The packets brought in aud took
e 2 g good.deaf Of freight. and moi a, few
sehEsrs, 50 tbps the appearance of tue.
landing could not be described sas dall.-
The Altamoht, Capt. n: D. Johnson, which
has been lying here for a month or. SO. is
receiving freight for st. Louis, and will
leave this evening. The Coulter LETT last
night for Cincinnati, with moderate
trip. azlaa
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BUSINESS NopI0Es.

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of Headache. e @
BY the use of these pills the periodic at
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meat Of AN attack immediate relief from,
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in remoyeing the Nau-
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z They net gently lpon The boyeis.-re-
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The Literary Man students, Delicate Fee
N aud allpersonSol sedentaEy habits,
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the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the
digestive organs aud rest ting The natur-
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R9-TnE PAxoprtcoS had another full
house last night. The show will gaia in
favor with the public, as Whenever it is,
seen i, is. admired, 1t exhibits all this
week. 81
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TnE closing years Of lie are ofteln rend-

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:. d wreteliea' Uy ailments which are
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stomach, aud other Organs concerned in
digestion, -arei thee most fitddetiti They
naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrihi-
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friends are forced to bear the bTunt oftheir
ill.humor. The use OF Hostetteris Cele-
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.sthcient remedy for this evil. = IL will not
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cases ofindigestion, Diarrhoaa, Dysentery,
and Liver Complaint! The Ets; physicians
IN the country are loud IN their praise of
ZION of the ttters Is tliat IL Is 50 ip1,intable
to the taste that it may be used even as a
beverage.
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