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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
GLOVE ANODYNE.
TOOTHACHE DROP S
cnnpI IAIN 40 MORE OF AGING TEETH.

COMPLAIN NO MORE OF ACHING TEETH.
uVHESE Drops have been extensively
nsed by thousands whose experience has proved
that the Anodyne W i'll give immediate and perma-
nent relief after the failure OF every other remedy
n is pleasant to the taste and smell, and few ap
plications win entirely remove the pain and sore
ness from decayed TOOTH SO that it may be filled
and rendered as useful ever. When the pain pro-
ceeds from the face or from the gums around tooth
apparently sound this Anodyne will give speedy re-
lief bv rubbing few dpops ON the part affected 1t
has only to become generally known to be as highly
appreciated by the public as it is by dentists.
Read the following letter from one OF the most dis
nguisheG practical dentists in the city OF New YORK:
ssMessts sands: Gentlemen-ln the course OF my
practice have extensively used your Glove Anodyne
with much success for the relief of the Toothache,
and as constantly recommend it to my patients,
deem il but Just to inform you of the high opinion
have of it over other remedies. am yours, very
respectfully, NJ lEFEI' Deh'iS'
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER VIAL.
Prepared by A.B&D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, cor. William, n. Y.
For Sale by Redington & Co., San Francisco; r.
II. Mcdonald L Co. and Dr. Justin Gates Bro, Sac
ramentO; C. N. BATES L Co., and +. +. SPENCE,
Nevada.
Oct. 20, 1851.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

"HASG, DRAW AND QUARTER."-Jeh.
Thompson, commander Of rebel force 10
southeastern Missouri, has issued proc
lamation in answer TO Fremont's, In which
be threatens to "bang, draw and quarter"
a "minion Of Abraham Lincoln" for every
rebel bridge-burner put to death under The
proclamation OF Fremont Hanging
drawing and quartering" 10 an obsolete
and barbarous method of punishment but
baving been revived by the barbarian JEFF.
Thompson it is we'll enough to know what
the punishment Is. "Cbitty's Criminal
Law" vol. 1, page 7ol, says Of this punish
ment:
The least offensive form which is given IN
the books is that the offender be carried back
To the place from whence he came, and rom
thence be drawn to the place Of execution, and
then be hanged by the neck and cut down alive,
and then his entrails be taken out and burned
before his face, and his head cut OH, and ms
body divided into four quarters, and his head
and quarters disposed Of at the King 5 pleasure
Substitute JEFF. Davis's" for the
"King'sp pleasure, and, as the lawyers
say, you have the "full intent and mean
ing" Of JEFF. TbOmpson's proclamation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

AMONG recent shipments from Boston, there
were 1888 barrels Of shoe-pegs for Liverpool. Il
has been stated that shoe-pegs we're invented in
1918, BY Jos. Walker, Of Hopkinton, Mass
Large quantities Of such pegs are now sent to
Germany, where they are much used in the
manufacture of children's toys.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

SwHARHG THB WoMRNs--The oath Of al
lesiance was recently administered in ST.
Louis to thirteen hundred sewing women in
the service of the Government. About ffty
declined 10 take II, aud prOntly and prop
erly discharged.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

THE New Orleans Delta, of October 10th,
says: We express the opinion, based upon
what we believe to be reasonable hope, that
our army Of the Ohio-that is, the various COM
mands Of Lee, Johnston, Mccullough and
Price, which will constitute it, when combined,
will be able to make their winter quarters in
Cincinnati and adjacent eligible points in Ohio.
so as to command all the interior lines of COM
munication eastward branching off from the
commercial capital Of that State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

Iris reported that five hnndre6 Secession
lists are eneamped on the Colorado river,
and that parties are organizing 10 Tu-
Olumne, San Joaquin, and MaripOsa cOun-
lies to join them. 1t is believed they are
on their way to Texas.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

U. S. TRoOrs.-The garrison lately sta.
toned al Fort Churchill, consisting of 1917
dragoons and infantry, under Col. Blake,
arrived at Carson City on Sunday. and
started tho next day over the mountains for
San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

SHASTA HERALD.-Mr. Watson, proprietor
Of the Shasta Herald, informs his readers
that be has disposed Of the materials OF his
office. and that the Herald will be published
no more: HO concludes be has worked
for nothing long enough.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

INsANR AsYLuM-During the month of
October, twenty-eighL patients we're admit
ted into the Stockton Asylum. In the same
month twenty we're discharged, three died,
and one elOped-making an increase Of four
during the month. The total number in the
Asylum on November 1st, was 434.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

An exchange says that six-ballots were
had among the Justices ofMendOcino coun-
ty, TO chose an Associate for the County
Court, without success, when il was finally
decided by q game of "euchre."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

REDUCrIoN IN GAs.-The San Francisco
Gas Company have given notice that they
will reduce the price Of gas, on the 4.h Of
December next, from eight to six dollars
per 1000 feet.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

GEN. BUTLER's decision that slaves are
contraband of war was made within sight
of the spot on which the first slave cargo
was landed in this country.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

PRIZE VRssBLs.-Thus far the rebels are a
little ahead in the seizure of vessels at but
not as largely as may be supposed, when il is
remembered the rebel States have but very lit
tie commerce afoat. The aggregates are ~
follows:
Seized by rebels. GA vessels. s., ,79l 400
Seized by U. S. Navy.5 .... l,9l7, 400
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

GOoD FOR ILLINOIs.-Illinois is doing bet
ter for the Federal Union than any other State.
She has 81 800 men in the field; 10000 more
collecting in camp, and 5000 more forming in
Cavalry regiments; making a grand total OF
65,500.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
Totnl. INC Ye,sels $40

IUIuIs sIIU VtsbtId YHttVOIUVV
This does not include the vessels seized
in New York, Boston, etc., by the officers
of those ports, the value of which will ex.
ceed those captured by the navy, and we
presume II does not include Northern yes
sells captured in Southern ports while the
rebels were carrying on the war as q single
handed game.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

SNow.-On Thursday morning last, snow
was falling very copiously at La Porte, ST.
ezra county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

A SECESSION flag was found attached to a
wagon in Sacramento and captured by some
school-boys, who bOmbarded the wagon with
stones.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

HONEST 0LD JoHN.-We see II states that
ex Governor John Bigler. having been re-
lieved of his duties as minister to Chill, is
on his way back to California.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

CAPT SnNis, of tke privateer Sumter, az.
rived At Liverpool, on the steamer Edinburg
about the Esd of October.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

AN OLD CLAIM.-It is said that the heirs Of
Robinson Crusoe have instituted suit to re-
cover the Island of Juan Fernandez, founding
their claim upon the ground that he was "mon-
arch of all he surveyed
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

TnE steamer Uncle Sam arrived from
Panama yesterday, with over 700 passeA-
gers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

THANKsGwNG.-The Governor has Issued
approximation setting apart Thursday, Nov
2sth, as aday of public Thanksgiving.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

A LINE Of telegraph between Watsonville
and Santa Cruz is to be constructed by Janua-
ry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

The citizens of Stockton have presented Col
Connor with splendid horse and equipments,
wowth @e00
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
MARRIED..

In this city, on Wednesday, Nov. 9th, by Rev. Mr..
Dalton, Mr. RICHARD KELSEY and Miss MARY MCCAR-
TT, all Of this city.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

CASES Of small pox are reported at Sacra-
mento and San Francisco. H
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
COLLIE E N B A w N ,
Or. the Brides of Garry Owen,
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
THE MODEL OF A WIFE.

Tickets. SI,OO. Doors open at o'clock. Per-
s,rmance to commence at half-past T. Seats may be
secured during the day.
Oct 2S. 1881.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

Octavian HOOgs Is our Agent for San Fran
cisco He Ia authorized TO receive advertisements,
and collect and receipt for the same.
A, Badlana, Jr., IL our Agent for Sacramento,
20 receive advertisements and collect for the same.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1861.
Tie speech Of Nj. Lincoln Buffalo is wei received
here and gives much better satisfaction thu his former
speeches del verud since he left Springfield The greatest
nnxety manifested by all classes and parties have
Mr. Lincoln reach this city, he is looked upon the
only living man who author tatvey bring harmony
to the country out Of tho present chaos, and nowhere
else he SO thoroughly understand ali the fa3ts and
their bearings as here.
Tie following despatch speaks for itself
Cnrc.Go Feb. 10, 1851.
Hos. VIM. KELLOGG. NJ C.-By ope Of the largest ro
n meetings held in Chicago you and Mr.. LIN
coin have been tinmphantiy sustained.
III. NJ HoU6E President OF the meeting
Tie committc give az n reason for reporting bill
o1izpg President TO accept the services Of votun
teere is certain that tho regular military force is
wholly inadequate ia protect the forts arsenais dock
yards and other property Of the United States in the pre-
sent disturbed condition Of the country the larger por
ton Of the army being necessary for the defence Of the
frontier
Il appears from The in, siration Of the House Militia
ry Committee, that cX-Sccrctary Foyd accepted A. r.
loknars bid fer 100 eco muskcts but that Secretary
Holt refuses 70 recognise the contract. Mr. Delknap
says they were r, ndod for the sardnan government,
u lie further shown that Mr. Floyd distributed, without
any order, Though The engineer OF the department,
C5 600 percussion muskCt &c coo altered muskets and
10 600 rifles among tic arenas at Charleston, Augusta,
Mount Vernon, Baton Rouge and North Carolina, With
the exception Of those Tor Tho last named the fell
into the possession OF South Carolina Alabama louisa
M and Georgia by their secession movements
The select committee & ascertain whether any Of the
missing looks IL tho House Library were obts nod and
erricd aEay ~ gocossion members charged in the
Washington corfcsuonicncc OF the Now York Tine, met
70 iay. Tho following witnessed have been subponaod,
ard n1sry ~ Ct thom have tosttGof-Henry J. R,y-
m-rd, H. Il. panstorn, J. n. sanborn, benjamin J..
I. sli1B CocrEoP nJfnLam, G. G. Chanee, librarian,
and wr. soHta, messenger in tho library.
Nr. Raymond hncw nothing nbort the truth Of tho
statement, ara could not That lie had over read it,
Mr. rangborn sw0re that ho received tie statement
florn Mr. Iulcblns, IL Tho room Of the hitter,
ana wrote Il. Mr. Hutohlrs rooeivel IT from
Mr Souio an Mr. Soulo obtonL his Information
from tic library records that certain h9ots we're miss.
Ing and were charged to members who have seeded
with G,ar states.
Tic cory Of Mr.. Cnce, tho librarian, h, that tho
loos were probably lot by tho memlcrs, a. is fre
qoniy Ito $780, 81 their rooms, and that they ap.
prcrrtc4 ~ other parties than tho mombors to whom
,hoy were charged.
Mcssge. SiaJcrp and Durham knew nothing or the
rrtor occept that tey Lave been supouacd t. tagtfy
n, two dollars per day.
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PoaSce Intelligence.

SWIFT, THE ALLEGED FoRGER, DETAINED CRY ny
ANOTHER H.HFAs GoRrs Last evening Joseph T. Sweet
the alleged fogar the Boone County Bank ndan wlo
by order OF the Supreme Court ordered be taken
back TO the above State the relusitou Of the Cover
Of Indiana again prevented from lea ring the
city, tho officer having him in custody being served with
another hahea corpus returDsble before Judge Allen
the Supreme Court, on Friday next. This The third
time the council Of sweet have managed To foil the ON
this Sweat gould have been well his Journey
In lana had 70 not been that Judge Bernard bore whom
tbccose has been assured the officers habeas
could be isgu3d
10 YHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CRY rRsoS, New YORK, Feb. is. 1861
Allow mo through your valuable columns TO state that
have been for some time, and still am, ncarceratcd
here called charge Of counterfetng, to my So
rious loss and detrmen-my sole offence being that or
the last four years have been accustomed to manufac
ture and circulate my business cards. made Of metal and
hayingia faint resemblance a cent The des gn
cards IL wholly different from the coin, aud my rarne
and address and business stamped them. Ssch
tosers they sometimes called.
in Great it ain and fault found by govern
offence has been committed, aud that shall be dis.
chgzad; but who VIZ reimburse in damages fer false
imprisonment, loss II time. injury to business Gla the
stain on reputation that always ensues from
charge IT felony Tor the sake Of Justice and protect
Ito yirbts Of ezoas favor by the nFer,oo of tho
! above In TO morro~'s ~sue
SAMUEL II. BLACK, I42 Elm street.
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THE MISSOURI CONVENTION ELECTION.

81 LOtN, Feb. II, IsDI,l
Joint resolution introduoea in the Senate yestcr
day afternocn empowering the Governor to call out tho
military preserve the peace ct the election in S. Louis
for dtegates to the State Convention tomorrow, and
after an exciting debate, 1t xas passed by vote Of
1904
The resolution then cant 10 the House, aad mo
ton made suspend tho rles In order to receive the
above resolution, which lost.
Mayor Fiey, 1t IL undsrs,ood, has taken the rncst
effective measures prevent rotiug in any FORM and
real apprehensions Of disturbance exist.
81 Bouu, Feb. fS 1881.
Incomplete returns received indicate the election Of
the Union ticket for the State Conveat to be held in
this city, sy about oe3 majority
The election passed "a quietly, disturbance OF any
kind occurring.
The rosurns from the State, fsr received, favor
the cleo lion OF Union candidates.
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House OF Representatives.
W,savGIoN, Feb. n, 1881.

Et1s
Ug stHvkY PACIFIC,
Jcir Coc1ls'NS, OPP Of N. Y, from the Committee
an Commerce reported p bl appropraiiag $50 600 ~
o srTrcy of Norher water and islands # ,he
csc ocean and rfrmg's Straits, in Wow Of Geographic
Communication fson the mouth of tho AMOR in Asia TO
ecmo point or tho confines Of the Russian psscssons.
filtered to the Committee or sae Whole the state Of
the untcn.
AwAg MOVEMENT
Mr. STANTON (rep,) Of ohio, from tho Military Commit
tee reported bin supplemental % the acts Of 1895 md
1877, providing Tor The calling 70 Tn of tho mA for tho
execution o. the laws 81 the unon the suppression Of
nsuTfecton and rtpelng nvsion 50 40 ~ cyteod hsr
pruvalors the aganat the antho.
rity o. the United states and authorize the President
csscs where II may DO lawful, ~ the militia In add.
ton 20 thc army aud nayyo accept the services Of
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THE NORTH ctroLJSA LEG1S. AZURE.

IsATtlUfIi BOD II, I5tI.
Tho Legislature has agreed 10 aourn on Monday next.
mo Senate hes boon Ct work on tho taliSIy bill,
Nhch wrs &c third reairg. TO Jay, an maerdment
nlnst coercion vas offered which occupied tho day IN
SCI sEcuSsicR.
Tie House IL hard ~ work n tic Cony cnlion bill
convention Of Wake County, Ia lay, nominated a.
secession candidates Cor tho state Convention Messs,
Rand Lewis and wilder
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The VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

Il''1loNn, FcU. u, 1Nbl
TIE Commissioners from Mississippi and Georgia I'd
orosscd tito Convention today, appealing strongly 70
virginia 20 20 with u,em. They pictured tho advantages
oF suc course, and tho danger Of remaining with the
North Tho speeches contemplated such went as ro
upcn.
Mr. rrnltan ~ South OaroeA gfeahs 70 .morrow.
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Iikl " Gsretsn from Ierva attempts at coercion
rop,ng aS hey do 70 rpehd zoe four Yeas com
fottab,y 81 <se espcnee cf tbs nation.
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THE GENUINE pExooRACY ON SECESSION

1sluhrH ~ THE sf0Il HUNTERS.
The German Democratic Central Club have been tron
tled with "sepsa.on" lately about the ALL abaorhins
secession question. Some members are N favor aud
others oppoeed TO itthc latter, s saa being moved
by selfish motives, having longing 70 partke Of souo
81 The loavee and iahes under tho nsw regae Two or
three meetings were held 10 decide Ao vexs encsi0n AZ
t. what side tho German demoSsacy ought 70 mpp,rt
The final result shows victory for tho ofos seekers
On direct vote was resolved that The onh was guilty
OF treason theft, nisdemeanor and olAer crimes not OK
acty specd and that sho ought W bak down. restore
me iorts and afscnals aud beg Mr. wa dis and Mr.
coins pardcn for having caused Them Ia much an
WI be consoling, however, 70 southern bro hrcn
70 learn that only about twenty individuals composed
THIS oegereps meeting, epd Mat the said twenty are
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Newly Ipventea wiss and TouPess, also
Moldavia r sam, preserving and beauty the hair.
Manufac.arsd BY W. A. HATCHELoR, IS Bo,sd street.
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THE HONE SQUADRON OFF PENSACOLA.
4xE NAVAL CIIRESPnN lENGE.

ssE NAVAL CIxREspo1 cSSCE.
CsrTEn STATES srr M,otDoS,v, }
Orr PESsAcorA, FLoRlp!. Feb. IL, isei.
leei consisting OF to United GATES frg.to Sabine
slcops c. ~. Louis sd Macedoaap steamers Tsook
Ign and Tyandot have been cru!sne OF tss harsor Of
RDsasoa for tho las, ,hrec days. with from the
ctmna,der Of the squadron nc to enter sbo part Tho
nyszdo, passed In lAst night rader a lax ae truce
urge number Ct the naval officers - tho homo sta
tps contemplate ~ssigning tScr comn1s.ons
There secms "a be much inlecissa among tho coa-
nandng officers, as to tho proper rsy 10 be pursued
regard TO entering portA
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o fHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CRY rpfSoy. Nyw yopK Eb IL 4,


KY wfsT-Bsrk Mary ,. Kimball-Mrs WIN G Greene
and two chidrts Mrs Stanhope Miss Dora Hogan Dir
weldon DeJu'y n,cd states Marshal STA prfsof
lmuiinecrs ~ the American ship Chapsaa,
tertiary 1T Washington, q; John l. Tatl.n ESQ Unt ali
States pistrio. Attorney; geo Phillips wn Love- ykn
n Quinn, Ttas Carrigan, Smart.
eAvArSAs-S Steamship r r Cuyler-Misl r. L Hart A n
Davis bsyi, 4 cnnsnd, 4 Mccarty, VI SANFORD, L u
Renhsm, Roberts. krget G G C,yta L II Carver !
Iowber Lowber, stackpooe Mr. FsSik, Tnyla.. Mrs
TAYLOR Miss Tsyior Master fsyor, r FrahcrEtanA III
and 6voi staaro
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fCrtstsdoYc's HAIR Dye, wigs, Toupees,
s beet the wmd wholesale and recall md the dye pTi.
yateiy applied. No. 8 Assor House
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sdent the poor mans friend. sse for Ae mes viii
wsshingso HOLMES 6asry as5 Br.adsssy. &c re-
pubicss authority. See Law and Order. - -
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ARMS SOLD TO TIE SOUTH.

CliAK-HfoN, Foe. IS, 1901.
]. p Lindsay, :ae inventor q the ter shooter and
"Yorng America" left last sght for ''ashngtca,
ordered by the PRESIDENT OF TO Arms Company. II .
surposed that be gill be I'd for tia large ausrEt
Of arms sold b.. aim to the SC -xh
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Bsookiyn.-C. n WtlliAgason's Neu
sts Clinton. Establish.a 1851 -"
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WINTER GARDEN Last night Mr.. Edwin Booth
meDced the last week 81 his eng eement pay ago
the Othello OF Mr.. J. w. walack, Jr. The house was
crowded 10 excess, end the performance received
with every demonstration Of approval Mr. Booths Iago
is one Of his very best parts and his is essentially the
best performance Of the character that has been
here for many years Mr.. Wallacks otheio is a vgor-
Gus, finely toned and artistic rendering Of the character
perhaps the most difficult in the whole range Of the
drama. The play will be repeated to night, Mr. Booth
and Mr.. Wa lack exchanging parts
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Reliablo, ia rm-
STREE sosd ane Applied = barcsIIoR ws fsS.oTy il
Bond street
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Trusses MA sh d Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No vssev street or House, opposite tho church
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ACADEMY or MusIo-The new opera, "Un Balio 10 Mas
chera was given for the fourth time last night TO
very large and of course fashionable audience As the
fashionable world 60 give parties in Lent tho
profape section Of the beau monde pays its atcn
ton to the Opera during the penenial The
opera improves wtlseaoh representation and the per
Torrance of last night elected uubounded enthusiasm
AL the artsis-Madame Coson, Mas HnkIey,
Miss Phillips, Sgnors Brignoli and FGri-wore
in their best voces. mad the audience testified It's ap
pSova Of thor Efforts by marked demonstrations OF
pause signor Ferris admirable rendering OF the roll
Of Renato tho theme OF many deserved compliments
The next performance Of the BALD in Mascbera wil
be given hero. Wednesday. This opera will be pee
sentcd night at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music with
the dsss ibation and mise IN scene in Irving
place.
II is expected That the President elect and his suite
will attend the Opera on Wednesday
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TENTLFNFN'S NEW AND LErt OFF GLOWING
VT purchased for The Western marke@ Address ,onroy.
a Cen stre
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SALU TIES IN HONOR OF MIR. DAVIS.
MOBILE, Feb. Is, 1851.
salute Of hundred guns fired here to day iu
honor Of President Davis.
CHARLESTON Fec. IS, 1851.
salute Of hundred guns fired here to day in
honor OF President Davis.
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Drew m, ""'e - So.'s Ocfa-
"sn l0'' ,es oUss6nr.clAss AZ Feb Is, isca
>, % ussha 70, ~, S, GO. 80 81 "a q,
~. ~ W ~. -rrmr-.iLass q. feS j. ~ ~, u
10 .Vs 0 40 IS a. a. ~ 49, 49, 60 . II, 60,
Circulars sent free Of charsl L. FRANZ 4 M
Wilmington, Delaware
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nOMks FOB THE lNcusIRIOuS
H ~ THE
GARDEN sTa. + OF The vyfyST

1HE ILLINOIS CEN~ssaI RAILRoE y COMPANY
HAVE FDR SALE
L2a.Gw ACRES
QF
RICH FATsMiNa LANDS,
TRACTS OF FORTY 1RAs AND U7wARD.
LONG CREDIT ANS AT Low PEseys
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Drawings OF the DeIaw~ ~ state Lot.
terhs-wooD, FDDi Co, Managers. Ns
DELAWARE, HEsTucKY aisSOuai STAT vi hhs
- Dfl.wAxE-ExrRA CLASS 14, Feb. IL, 49,, ~
~, 81, g.. 49, o. 81 8, So. 30. 80, "a, ., 4.
nm - DELawaEr-GLsss l3t, Feb ~ 1851.
w 81 Is, 80, 7s IS, A, a. ~, 20, rs, SO, IL,
rpsrs containing schemes with full particulars sens
WOon. EDDY co Wilmington Dciawars,
Or WOOD, EDDY co, st LOUIS, Missouri