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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-11
APPLE, FEAR. TEACH. &c.

Grape Vines and Strawberry Plants. at low
prices, all Of which be will warrant to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with call HENRY SrEELT,
miles above BclIeville. on back road
September II, lSGl-Iy Gm*
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
Gbc Ottnulrua Goarjrv.

When Deacon Y got into bad fix, he
was very expert in crawling out oft. Though
quick tempered, lie was one of the best dea-
cons in the world He would not in sober
moments utter an oath, or anything like one,
Ger has weightin cider. 1t the close of a
rainy day, he was milking upon a knoll in
The barnyard, at the side Of which was a
dirty slough, and near 10y. an old RAM; that,
in consideration ofhis usual quiet disposition,
VAS allowed with the cows The deacon was
piously hlmming Old Hundred, and had
Just finished the line exalted high" when
the ram, obeying.a sudden impulse to be az
gressive, gave him blow from behind, that
put him up short distance, only to fall di-
rectly in the slough, where the dirty water
was just deep enough to give him good
duckirg. As he crawled ont, AID before he
rose from his al-fours, he looked over his
shouldcr'at the ram, aud quietly reiterated
"You id old cuSs you! but looking
around, ard seeing one of his re:ghbors al
the bars looking at him, he added, in the
same breath, "Ifi may be allowed the ex
preston
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
FOR ZINC INNATE
CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS,
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE
Rail Road!

yasrtsst Quickest, and only Direct Route from Chi
cago to Cincinnati.
Passenger trains leave the Great Central Depot foot
sfLake street, as follows:
First train 7:45 In, arrives at Michigan City at
1880 D. M, tdinner) La Fayette 525 tsupper) Indi-
annapolis s:l5, pm, Lawrenceburg $780, and Cincin-
nati at lf45p.m.
Second tram S.0Op m arrive at Michigan City at 9t2
Pan, La Fayetts 249 am, Indianapolis 800 am.
kawrenceburg 1920 am, Cincinnati at l045 am.
Passengers leave Ottumwa 800 pm, arrive at
Burlington at 7:25 p.m arrive at Chicago 5:l5
81 Cincinnati 1850 am. .a
Only one change Of cars between Chicago and Gin
sinnati.
Patent sleeping attached to all night trains,
and through from Chicago to Cincinnati withou:
change.
Thron gh tickets can be had at all railroad offices
In the West and at the company Office corner Lake
and Dearborn streets, and at the depot foot Of Lake
street, Chicago.
Fare as low as via any other route.
III. SPALDIN6, Ag't Chicago.
wv. POWELL, Trav. Agent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24

We should think that Ex-Secretaries
Floyd and Thompson would be admirable
piano players-they are so light fingered
Louisville Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
BURLINGTON, PEORIA, AND E.o-

npURLsyGToN, PEORIA, AND E.o-
I'D GASSPORT r. r.
Trains leave Burlington follows: MORNING
NAIL, 700 IN NIGHT Ex Saturdays excepted) s
=. n. Sunday Night Train leaves at p IN, Connect
Ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Ex. TRAINS on
LAKE SHORERR X.
The S:oOp m bogansport Express makes direct con.
lections. as follows
At Ell Paso with Illinois Central Rairoslf for Bloom
ington, Decatur, Pana, sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenca with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to St. Louis
A. Gil man with Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and south
Az Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafay cite, indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At I,ogansport with Toledo Waba and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati, Day
ton and Columbus.
The l:45 D m Peoria Accommodation makes the
same co nj ections sss above to. Gilman.
The above is new and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points
IL IL thoroughly built, and we'll manned and run in
every way srtthe appreciation of the travelling
public.
Cars will run directly through from Burlington 20
Toledo without change, and arrive IN advance of any
and all otherlines.
Oar advantages are. Shortest and Quickest one less
change Of cars: 0mnibussing as via Chicago; con-
sections positive Is owned and controlled by the
interest while via Chicago IL is the reverse In
short, is is every way the most desirable line.
j. r. FAYRWEATHER Jr.
Ticket Ag't Burlington.
rs. WILSON, Passenger Agt, Ottumwa.
A. BARRIER, Western Ag't, Dies Moines Iowa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
NEW TDRK Ann ERIE
Gseat ErOad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,
RAILROAD

Gseat ErOad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,
TuN0 New York, Boston, and all eastern cities, car
IL rying the Great Western and Northwestern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily, arrival of
Alltrains the Lake Shore Railroad, ON Clev eland
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, ST. Louis, Dubuque,
Burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change.
The only route running through from the Lakes
TO New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
Yua night trains
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
BY any other route. r.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free in New York
Be particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad, which sold 1t all
sae principal Railroad Offices in the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight,
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through 10 all points West and quicker time than
before made any line.
For freight rates enquire off. c. Oaman, 24l Broad
way, New York, or of Jacob Forsyth Freight Agent,
u Dearborn st., Chicago.
CfAS. MINOT, sup't
yoHN d OSBORN, Western Agt Cleveland, Ohio,
sAn'L READ, Ag't, Toledo, Ohio
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
EIATTI,

THAYER a ELRRlDGiE OF Boston have
in press a GUIDE TO HAYTI. by James Redpath, pub
lished under the auspices Of President Gersrd which
will embrace hsior! oi that Country. its Constitut
tion unabridged Essays It's Natural History, Min.
erai Wealth, People, Resources, Religion, Commerce.
Revenue, Laws, &c, Also, all the Official Documents
in to tie great Emigration Scheme, which 10
now attraetinRs so much attention from our colorcd
classes everywhere. No ok has been published on
Hayt in the United States for thirty years nor in
England for mere than twelve years. volume on
llayti, therefore, is much needed AT this time Two
editions Of the Guide will be pnbiished. Price Fifty
Cents for the "Enipant's Edition." and One Dollar
for rhe "GsfIrsrd Edition. Including postage.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. R.
Open TO OTTUWWA, 70 Miles.
Change of Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY,

AN and after Monday, Jan. 2sth, 1867 and until
W further notice, daily train will run each way
Sundays excepted as follows
NAIL TRAIN
Win leave Kcokuk at 945 m, arriving at 0ttumwa
at 3:45 p m.
EN- leave 0ttumwa at $40 M and arrive at Keokuk
at 400 p
Passengers taking the Mail Train from KeolSuk
~ 245 m, make sure connections with Stages for
Iddyve, 0skaloosa Fl Desmoi 4es, Councilblufs &c.
Through tickets, as Low as the lowest. may be had
81 the Office for all points in Middle Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, &C.
TICKET OFFIOE-At the Depot, foot of johnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
Superintendent.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-04-24
CHINA, GLASS,
@ u e e N s w q Y Ell

WE are now prepared to offer to the trade =
w general assortment Of
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENswARE & GLASSWARE,
Of all styles and qualities at prices that cannot aito
render satisfaction Having visited Europe in person
and made permanent arrangements for the direct i'm
poraton of our Wares, We feel justified in asserting
that We can sell goods as low any house In the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
the business make arrangements with us to ir..'
port their goods directly from Europe at email I'D.
the sterling cost.
eFs" COAL OIL LAMPS in endless variety, at very
low prices. MoKITTERICK & MILLER,
Grimes Block, corner Main and Valley -sts.,
Burlington. iowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

Of prioes Rye -four quiet a, our quotations Corn
neal was duh Mt our ngores, aud sales limited
were without important change zoe transactions
footed up about IS 600 bushels 81 10 81 As 81 So for
81 IS for Milwaukee cub 81 10 81 Is for Chicago No
spring and white California private terms Barley
was st4ady with sales Of 200 bushels al 75s for state
ana at 7siSc for good Canada West Barley malt was
quiet al SOC 96c. Corn tribe easier while tho
sales cmbI aced about 600 bushels At &C. 6ec
Old Western mixed Ole Coo for new DO and Csc roc
and heavy, while saIes were ght ann prices unchanged
corfEE.-The market was hrm The rates embraced
1000 bags Java ut Ice hold ut ld1ac., 1N bags
Maraca,bo at 1880. u lie 40 bags Jamaica az IKE,
and =, $50 bags Rio at losic 1870.
ColIoN was less buo, ant ana active, though prices
were without change Of moment The sales embraced
about COO bales, closing quietly thtn the range of
abou. II &c. leo, but coedy ~ llAc all2sc.
tkusHs-ro Liverpool / 200 Dbl. flour engaged
at 70 3D., 800 boxes bacon 1T 40s AS 3D. 800 boxes
cheese at AS 3D. $50 bales OF IL SD and 100
do compressed at sd aud 20 toas tallow al 37s 3D. TO
London ECO bbls -four Al ~ 100 p,ck yes snip stun a.
As, zoo boxes bacon at 4ps 200 bp,s our at is zoo
small terces beef at So Cd 100 bbs lard At 4Os 30
casee OF artowroot, 10 arfiFe az 400. as vessel
was chartered for Cork and market u load with 20 600
bushels OF grain ut la
HAY was IN moderate shipping demand, with moderate
salss at 9Oc, al for city Use al Doc. asI
noI.sl sales Of $50 5os. New Orleans molasses at
SAC. B1sc 3Cc.
fonIT Sales of 20l tieTces andN Y bbls were made
at 70; 73c cash In bond.
NAVAL STORES Market sas quiet, and sales limited c.
unchanged prices.
FRoylsIcNs-Pork--The market was steady, with
fair Demand from the trade, with sales Of about 800
bb's, including moss at ST. amt prme 49, Bee
inactive, while prices wore steady, with sales OF about
100 bbs at IS so 50 Is for country 49, So 10 70
for 'epacken mess, and at $40 $40 Is extra Primo
mefs Was quiet at Si6 ZIG 20 Beef hams were dull
but arm $14 SID So Lard was in good demand for
export, with sales Of $50 bpis at 91Sc. 1876
Dressed hogs were unchanged Butter and cheese were
without change OF momen' in prices.
RicEThe sales embraced about 200 terces at SIC. a
&C.
srGAR--The sales embraced about 900 hhds Cuba
New Orleans at &c. sc.
spIcEs.Sales OF 800 bags Of pepper made part
ct 7Ic. cash.
WsiskIs.-The market was armer, with sales OF sooa
900 bbls at lSc.
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p.s4s., Feb. l6, 1861.
The Panama Railroad Company steamship Guatemala,
John Dow Commander with two weeks later intelligence
from Central America, arrived at this port on the sth
instant She brings avery heavy cargo and the mails
for Europe and Central America
GUATEMALA.
Congress- Ia n session. and has had under confederation
the Presidents Message The oadget for 1851 amount
ing to $3.50 es has been approved by Congress The pub
lie debt of the state amounts TO 81 $50 lG3, which is
email Gum considering the resources Of the country
HONDURAS.
The Bishop Of this Sta.e has accommodated Presl-
don't dioa and the President In turn has benlshed
tho sao i aned o s sns s1sa%
tho property Of the church and disposal Of portion Of
It's income for the Uses Of the State.
SALVADOR.
Nothing Of interest has TRANSFERRED IN this State
OF late President Barrios had arrived At Acuta from
his visit tho President Guatemala in the
or Guatenaa and prcceetcd hence 70 the city OF san
salvador There has been great deal Of talk as 70 tho
nature Of his visit 70 Guatemala. thought by many
TIA. had for its OBJECT the conquest Of Nicaragua aud
Costa Mcaupon hich states Barros g known TO have
had desisns for tien which IL y believed reei-
dent cIrcra, Of Guatemala, sympaihi1es
NICARAGUA.
The CoDTess Of this state the 10Th OF January
The message OF lesdont Martinez, as was TO be expect
%, describes tho cCntry being IN 9 very distressing
situation although las made como little progress Of
late Auston " made 81 tho Misunderstanding between
Salvador and Ntcarag and 70 tho pardng treaty with
tho United ssa.eg tho rattle Of which by tho
lstsr, modified by Nicaragua, IL Amented by prcsi-
dent Martinez, who recomrsrrds however, ts ratGsa
ton b. tho Congress- Of Nicaragua u ns present amended
form.
COSTA RIGA.
CoDsisTabie excitement prevails h runta Aren-Ss,
arising oct u lse construction By the local Custom
House officers q The law establish Custom H1use 10
that port, which won't into operation the 2sth or
Jaouary appsars that, b,sdal the regular npos du
tios ch rged on all mNchlnnse introduced from that
date thu amount OF duties "a again Issysi all
goo1s tskap from that Per. ~ any ether pa1s Of the
aass republic and even 70 towne Of The depart.
the MOI chants have nenoyali1cd the Pres don't
the subject but Jet answer has besu received.
Coffee 10 unasaaly dear tbs year thirtecn cents per
pound tho nominal proe bot hero Is acne TO b. had In
th3 market,
Argentine CONFEDERATION.
The dates from tnat country are down 70 the 9th ul..
appnto has arisen between Gen. FAD art tho Go
vernon ~ tho province Of San Jaar the former refusing
u obey Tho instructions Of the later 10 s,ppress dis
iurDaics whssh aao been exhibited by dsArscted
CIT zeas II appears that tbs General no. cniy acted i'm
pntayely 70 he COMMANDS % THO Governor, but has
united with Tho Goyornos Of san LUIS aud Nsndozs
nvade Gan Juan, and he lct LA been denounced IN
D. exclamation OF civil war Tho affair viii pr1ba.
biz lead another Of thoao South American epe1ies to
winch we are now fary accustomed.
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Police Intelligence.

S23uors STARRING AfFHAy-0yE Man DANGEROUSLY In
JrKD.-The lager beer saloon of John Smith. No. 134
Division street. the Of lively fight and stab
bling ARRAY on Sunday night, in which a German named
Brown Kocter was dangerously injured. A namber Of
Germans, appears engaged in drinking lager aud
talking politics. when dispute arose between Francis
Mochday and kocter side, and Henry Wal
tiers the other. During the heat OF the discussion
knife was drawn, and in moment afterwards Mccnday
and Kocter were Set hors de combat Mochday
veyed to his Residence No 90 Allen street, and attended
by physician but kocter severely wounded that
IT WAS deemed necessary TO send him to the New
York Hospital, where he now lies in precariols
condition The Tenth precinct police were early the
ground and did much towards ALI ing the excitement
Walters arrested charge of being the ass llant
but the evidence of his guilt Is by conclusive
No to know who inflicted the wounds bat the
police aresbuey engaged in the matter and
tho track Of other parties who said to have
been quite active in tho In the melee the furniture
and fixtures Of the saloon suffered considerable damage
ut the hands Of the bigerents go much SO that Smith
says he will have to reft the entire place at expense
Of several hundred dollars
CAUGHT AGAIS.-John Hoey, young man about twen-
tytwo years Of age, who recently liberated from
the City prison, where he confined charge Of
saboing, arrested yesterday by policeman Golden
Of the sixth precinct, on suspicion Of burglary The
prisoner Is strongly suspected Of having broken into the
store Of Sabbath Brothers. No. II Mulberry street, and
stealing therofrom $40 worth OF broche shawIs Com
mtted for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26


The introductory Of q course Of lectures military
science arranged under the auspices Of the Indepen
dence Guard, Twelfth regmant, win be delivered To-
night at Irving Hall Fourteenth street, by Lieut. Egoert
L. viec, late Of the United States Army and INV Gap
tain Of Engineers, Seventh Regiment National Guard
Subject Field Forti6cations Campaign Duty,n &c
The lecturer eninently qualified 70 treat on the gu ect
which he announces, beng man Of practical expe-
rence having served with distinction throughout the
war with Mexico. We authorized 10 sats that the
lecture win not be made up OF professional echncsties
and ngures any further than the subject may deman
but, ON the contrary, II will be octsre from which
volunteer troops derive much necessary advice and
instruction The lecture viii be illustrated by and
diagrams including large map Of the siege Of Sebasto
pol by the French I'd British
VALUABLE PRESENT FOR COLONEL CoRCORAN, OF
THE sIxTY-HIHTH REGnENr.
The Irish citizens Of San Francisco have prepared
beautiful medal of gold Of huge sc either side OF which
il set round with enameed wreath Of shamrock and
side inscription that tells its own story.
IL reads as foows--
Presented the Sixty ninth regiment NJ Y g. ~, by the
ishmen OF San Francisco, CAL IN approval Of the manly
pursued by the regiment refusing TO take part In the
demonstration IL favor OF the Prince OF Wales during his
visit TO New York San Francisco Jan. !, 1851
On the reverse the medal has the dag OF the Union,
rising sun and the motto Grin go Braugh-" Colonel
Corcoran, tho representative Of the regiment, WILL Of
course, be the recipient Of this beautiful gift.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26

Oar sam Francisco correspondence
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb |, 1901
Ne Alnsadcn Quicksilver n mes in Operation Aslia--
SAeociag A5ras--7he Gaze Of a Atrdrcr-Loss Of One
q De Passengers Of the Sedmer Sonora on mr. Late
3ysp, de-, dc.
The works in the Almaden quicksilver mine have been
again pat in operation consequence the great evils
nder which the seekers after gold have aborei since
- unjust interference OF the federal government in the
sasrs Of the company arc happily at an end, tho
mice Of the article has at once decreased, and
shout seven hundred men, unemployed for two
years, are engaged at rcmunaativc labor
IN Santa Clara county, where the mine situated the
loicpg over tho decision q the court general AMI
eiDcere and though appeals have been taken on both
,de the Supreme Court OF the United States all
eased that justice has been done, and efforts OF
Ses matter how high IN station can prevent the sac
<ooeaful wo king of the mine hereafter.
CHARLES Patrick was shot ana killed, by named
Wasson at Churnto~n, Shasta county, the I'D ult.
ne bloody 20 have been done In self defence
william Williams, tried and convicted Of tho murder Of
A Blanchard and who have been hung in sacra-
ncnto friday, has boon granted supersedeas
~ the Sa ,rene Court.
Charles Deeg, one Of tho passengers or the Sonora
- her last trip from Panama. Was lost overheard ON the
uDorp.ng Of the Oath ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-26
Personal IntcIlICeucs.

Mics Lizzie Edwards Is stopping with her mother, the
sister OF Mrs. Lincoln, a, the Metropolitan Hotel She
win accompany hfs Edwards to Washington, where her
youth, beauty and accomplishments viii greatly add 10
the attractions Of tho White House.
Lockwood H. Todd, isq OF san Francisco who escort
cd Mrs. lincoln 10 Washington, this city this
morning 70 meet his sister, Mrs. Grmsey and the other
relations Of the Presidents family now soiournng at tho
Metropolitan.
There 10 just now an immense influx or Western poll
ticlans their way TO Washington 70 to tic proper
distribution Of tho spos Illinois especially has hume
rous representatives in the city. Some twenty odd are
stopping at the Metropolitan alone Governor Yates and
large additional party are expected to arrive at the
sanc place 70 morrow
Mrs Frances W. Pckens wife Of tho Governor Of South
Carolina, was in New Orleans on tho 10th inst.
II Hamln and wife, u. A. Pike, J. N. Goodwin, j. H.
Rice, G. w. Goddard G W. Walton, @. +. Brown, Of
Navy MAJOR HcnoWe United States @o Army sss
United States Navy Gen. A. Rogers Va; NJ Fauntic
roy, United statos Navy Mr. Hcrna II. D. NJ Ccnsul IT
Baltimore, are IN Washington.
Mr.. Molyncur, Of the British Army j. shoppsYd, OF
New Orleans; N e. Nash, u Boston; s q Cunningham,
OF kentucky, and J. and W J. Small, Of Toronto are
stopping at the FIFTH Avenue Hotel.
Capt r. h. rolgcr OF California; Dr. C. o. Ioring Of
Salon; =. r. Cheney q Boston, u. 4. Banks, Of Charles
ton; O. o. Barnes Of Georgia. Albert Richards Of Troy,
ana j. O. Baie OF Charleston, are stopping at the Aston
COL Townsend, and Mr.. Kiss and wife, OF Abany Capt
D. H. Silver, OF S. Louis; Mr. Reed md vito, Of Paris;
u. W. Fitzgerald and A. @ Sners OF tho Unlted States
Army; g. A. stovali, OF Memphis; A. g. wcs and W. II.
Jordan, Of Virginia, and j. Duncan, OF kentucky arc
81 piping at the ~. Nicholas Hotel.
J. L. White, Of the United states army; @. r. Hicks
OF Ohio; NJ " T. EcCe Land, OF st. Louis, j. A. kimba
and wife, of Jousyius; T. II. Todd Of CALIFORNIA; w H.
Hare and J. NJ. Booker, Of Lynchburg, Va; r. g. Willis
Of feyas @. N. Reilly and wife or Hamburg; q. W.
Garcia, Of Boston T. O. Ferguson, Of Baltimore, and j.
w. Tlson, Of Philadelphia, are sioPpng At tho MeTopd
tan Hotel
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Arcl-F FeYTar and LADY Carts ain
Wilson and family Mr. Harding and family, Lieut. Baldwin,
alschsoch M nc. and chile I,eg Camp Nader, Capt
Miss Hudsoa, Icut pinaar and family, Lock III
Cramotcn, Dan Capt hunsley, Capt staln, Capt wade
w2osv s- Babcssk Pratt Mrs. Lehfnan and ooi,d,
9Nhott y Most, u y Nslaason. Jo,e8 . Brown, y
y, q Green's ood, kayr SCH Ieah, q Tads, wood.
whtd aud lady, q 2 RoaCan, Brntaur, l. u Thomas N
Ferris, W horror, fayor, Cassvcn Jones, Mies
small Esson, hrs lshara AID dhil y sunnsr, K
Nee, Mrs yacseon, Rage Iienl Ferguson B niraoson
asss gcseer osrook and fansy, Mr. Demon. and child
Haskell and children, Hosen ScotL q
J Dtevins, Col Wm rhe. Or Mcfarland. nrs Bowie and
child Sanford and family, C1rn, NJ coGu, N Crawford
IA W Huntington, q kumervie ID y Broufcr, fr "a Clair
Bartlett 6ridth, kryard and 20 Ia the sseerses
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.


FANthA, FOO. 10, IbtI
rno English steamer Bogots, from Valparaiso sad IN
ports with two resks ater Intelligence iron,
all pars y wcs; coast arrived q. tbs port on Tao ah
inst bringing Tho rnas and sra amount " spsoe and
merchandise Tor Europe Dstes are yapsraiso January
~, IA psa, Bolivia l5Gh sS3 cslso 2s.h Inc news B
aniroOr'aos, ma. from Bolivia, vbers rcvoo-
scn hid CURED resulting 'bs comps.e overthrow ~
No sosHTnr1ens q IAnareg hs part or which VII
% found bs'oU, unicr The appropriate bend.
CHIIp.
rno Rlalna.,on o- saDc- pa Anlcp.c Ya-as ne anla
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before Hon. judges Cert, q ~, Allen and sutherland
SRAUDs or THg BOONE COUNTY BANK.
Ifn. 2b.-7he Pacp< ". Jos,ph 7. SSss.-rhe defend.
ant In this case was accused Il being connected with the
Boone County Bank 'raoas wr. Of habeas corpus
granted by Judge ANen roiurrbie on washinons birth
day, but stood over until THIS morning. when the
So for sweet applied 70 have 0Roors McCord Elder
punished for contempt The ground thsy had evadcd
the writ, Ssco1 having sFadoa their vigilance and left for
foreign parts.
Mr.. A. Oakley Hall Submitted that no contempt had
been COMMITTED, and tina, the writ was improperly
seryei.
Aaaavi. were FLED and decision wa reseryed
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Nexvs from, Austraraa.

Our flies of the ~ dnoy kgrinS Hsc1G. received via
Caao reach 10 the 9th OF November. a ministry
bad been formed and accepted by Governor Sir Henry
Barky but the opposition preparing TO make most
ormidsbe array. Tho elections for members of the
Colonial Parliament had been prosecuted with unusual
animation Sir William penneon, tho Governor General,
having accepted an appointment 70 Madras, the
We OF enabarkng from Sidney