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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
GE2ATE or GLA'?MENT

G-EzTS l. on CIIvS iIESgF
and you have a permanent cure.
LIE CERATE has proved itself to he the
best Ointment ever invented, and where once
used. it has ncycr been known to fail of cc-
fcctinp 4 pormapcnt cnrno O.i Sores, lct,cr
aud Rinsworm. Scal Head Chiillpin. .od
Frost Bites. Hurbrr's Ttrh Cbar,cd or
Cracked Hands or Iirs Blotchoy N, pim.lrs
an Lorooo A.. e..
"" GWnT Nv V'rn HIE ~ t0I uo cow r,,r,
,ho T Sordto ~ !. 10 L fn}. NNp gym. ~ W.
T.o oe'n'G 70 tAe ?iiI ''','g require" I" cure
IT, H. should De kept IN the house OF every i"m-
Now is fbc time tho. = srcc;rc FIR Tot.cr
and nil other bunors mr., ~. fran, ;r.rrs
/ blood is wanted Read no rn,r.yi,r r.,.
iarro in G,vnr Of DR. w. y.rs Syr""" anl
Crate,
I.,novrvurr Aeur ~, 10 n No, On I'm
! n U,rn,s T. IN nv a. "
CraUrwrn - Iorm, i a fn,v &c wei ,s
. nlcasuro IN ;rfnrm von tlot H. Wao'.
CaInEor md SaIt RIc,m srrrn ,rJ Co,',,
hoyn dono for NM anJ tn,,dp ,Lat ,I:,
letter mny como 70 tLc noted Of oi norsons
similarly ,tnfntnd In tLo WOW lg5h ,,.,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
FAMILY MEDICINE.

FAMILY MEDICINE.
1t has been favorably known formore than
twenty years, during which time We have
received THOUSANDS Of testimonials, showing
this Medicine to be an almost NEVER
FAILING REMEDY for diseases caused by
or attended upon Sudden Colds, Coughs,
Fever and Aguc, Headache, Bilious, lever,
Painsin the Side, Back and Ions, as well
as in the joints and Limbs; NEURALGIA
and RHEUMATIC PAINS in any part Of
the system, Toothachc and Painsin the Head
and Face. Dipthcria and Sore Throat is
quickly cured by Gargling tho Throat with
Pain Killer and water. TRY IT.
As Blood Purifier and Tonic for the
Stomach, it seldom fails to cure dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach,
Heartburn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Head.
ache, Piles, Asthma or phthis!c, Rinewprm,
BoiIs, Fclons, Whitlows, Old Sores. Swc'lcd
| Joints, and General Debility Of the system.
Ii is also a prompt aud sure Remedy for
| Crump and Pain in the Stomach, Painters
Collie, DiarrhUa, Dysintery, Summer Com,
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Iulantum
ScnldS, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites
Chiiblains, as well as the Stings Of Insects
Scorpions, Centirodcs, and the Bites Of Poi
sonous Insects and Vcncmous Reptiles.
Sire Directions accompanying r1cb Eotii".
IT has been tested in every variety Of eli
mate, and hy almost every \alon known It
Americans. 1t is the almost constant com
punion and iue.Gmah.ehicu Di the Mission
AIRY aud ilr traycirr,-ous" sea and lard-auC
no one should travel on our lakes and rivers
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27
AZ. ALDEscH
CHA-- r. BISHOP
BISHOP * CO.

BANKERS. the ui " Makes Bncs on
EaahuuauI street. Honolulu
Draw B..I- 0f E.ychsu--
N--.rs igrvSelL yIryr-sy * Co.. New Yors-
EE-ET 4 Pierce. Esq B'-tgn
NI-z-r=. NuEsAS, ~r1S- * Coz -.tH rTaHa'-1'-
VIII receive deposits discount Grstc!ls business paIer ana
attend cole. A4---
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BoLLES y CO..

shin CH.der- AMI Caruui--Ha N-r-lu- and D=i~r- ~
General NI--lta-Ei-- Llsa.a-. Maui "tal--s tl l-Aed
with recruits th- -0r-t notice. 20 exchange 7T goi
or '---'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27

Importer aaI U'=- in General NarrllH Comm
4g-n- III tf rs -l-fr. Nfl4H- AMI Cote li other
island Pr1Iu-- Agent the Lia-E AMI IETcALF PLA'-
r,rrly- Cals.-rm--js of all Euis of Island Produce
lGJ-rf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27

IMPORTER AND DEALEI. N GENERA MERCHANDISE, .
Honolulu. OsiIu. IA. J.. LIT .
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INGnLs y STANLEY.

ACCOUNTANTS AND COSVETANCERS. HoNoLrLr.
y B-A-=rss=s t=I Protests eScan=! L-ai D'l.sTi-
r.r and closet ami Custom HII-- Gr rtzr done Ac-
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NOTICE


DsyHH TNUER~It>NED BEING ABoI It
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yiewS of Honolulu .

aLL PERSONS VISITING OK RE>l " ~
y r..l-l4 rHas-.I li - -.a- 50 |t e. h
farze--- view Of Honolulu il-r .-....-- +-7l.i-
60 ---- tl-1 pl-- --A l-F a-s-- = - F''
r-saea- r - aEl -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27

Caraaf--rr rN-rraen.--Frg-ProoIB Buildings, Queen sire
H1lalg.l. IS r.r.- q. 1859 I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-06-27

Pure Vegetable Extracts. and pur up I'm
CLASS CASES. Air Tight. and ~ ill keep
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IN ERlYCISCO CORDlGE FACTORY.

CORDAGE OF EVERY SIZE MASCFAC-
- TURED to order. Constantly hand, a large a.
sor-uaent af MANILA AVID HEMP ROPE, Cali siEss Bale
Rope, Lane, Oakuu, for sale BY II sBs Co
ls0-Iv l3e ?ront street. Francisco.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, feb. "a.
No community could nsnifes. more snxiti v
regarding the late movements Of Dir. Llncoin
than Philadelrhis Its ike has seldom been
expsrience here. Extres were 10 unparalleled
demand to-day. The subject has been tie
chief topic OF CONVEX satlon and staten en- :
made nv prominent members Of the Republican .
psrty justify the belief Of his fr'ends, Of an
attempt At assassination on the train or pro.
ceseion at Baltimore. was the real, sole cause
Of his flight. 1t was discussed among The
proninent nembers of his suit. ~heL in this
city, and measures were taken to guard acaiu-,
such calamity. The names OF Gen. Scott
and Gsv. Hicks. Of Mar land. are prominently y
mention Ell as among thoee who ga the warn
ing and Messrs Judd and Davis - these wid
acted on it. 1t 10 possible thst statement ia
the pubic will he published by frisnds to ] q
tify their course, and to remove from Mr. Lin
coin the charge OF unwarranfable aPprehen-
sion.
The recent speech Of Mr. Liueoln At Inde
pendsnce Hall. embodying seDtiWsuA which
have been cor strued into AT admission III ne-
gro equality, 10 supposed to have more partic.
ularly tended to influence the Souhern mind.
and ie said to have created sn nnusual excite
nent It Baltimore and throughout the south
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
Mr.. Lincoln holding Interviews with
His Friends.


Gen Scott returned MIR Lincoin's call ~ 3
3. IN. and was warmly greeted.
At 4 o'clock the Illinois legation, without
| respec to party, head.d BY Senator Douglas.
ca led upon MIR Lincoln snn ysid their respects
The msetng vas les f"rmal p-,hsGs than
would bs the case 1T an interview with ans
other delegation. from the tact that the. wtr"
Ill fr,ends snd scqusin,Gnces before. The in
terview between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Douglas
vas particularly pleasant.
Among the callers ot Mr.. Lincoln this p. m
was Frank Blair sni his son, Montgomery )
| Blair
At elk o'clock DR. Perelestc. Secretary Of
Peace Congress. presented a committee TO Mr
| Lincoln, aspouhcings that the insmhers, OF C.n-
Qress w.rs anxious 70 Ray their resEscts to Mr
Lincoln. d requested ,he latter to name t .
time when he would receive .hem. MIR. L ~.
pli-d he would be happy toiee-ive them At 8
o'clock.
/ All o'clock Mr.. L.ncoln left his hote, and
proceeded in . carrisge to the resi- deDce ol Dir
Sew ard nth whom he dinei at 9 O'Clock.
Mr. Lincoln received the Pesce Congress-
Gov. Chase, OF Ohio, introduced Mr.. Tyler
Mr. Lincoln received him with All the r.spee,
due hls position Several delegates were tnrb
presented 10 Mr. L,ncolu BY Gov. Chase 10 tbs
usu al manner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26


IsvrAT1oH.--Ws are under obliga-
tsons o our friend Patterson the Iowa Insane
Asylum, for az invitation TO be present st the
opening exercises Of that institution on the 9Th
proxin o. Being tf sound mind. DO not just
eos sss GNnesepity sf " thiss bss - lbs
invitation allovs us to extend the courtesy TO
any Of our beighbo's, We take pleasure in invi.
ting Capt Li.tler ofths 0asstts, as fit sub
jec. 70 attend that Institution. not oply upon
opsnise, but upon daily aud sodtiauous op-
e+asious. OF course ve don't insinuate thst
the Capt IL Grassy. viii you go. captain
U:saioSsf U:aS BBRMi. BBM II roc. 1ssIa41s5b,-ws 1sa1 3
II. rs.hsp partial % .Aejod dds." .dd i,Ar,sr
ourselves that We know Just how to enjoy =
thing Of the kind. Let US see. Fridsy eve
Ming the young folks Of our sister city Of Rock
IsIssA rAvs' their elosiug bsll Of the Ssason 1t
Island City Hail.. We vsrs favored with an
invite. and concluded to participate. We did
10. At about six o'clock p H.. We found our
selves in ear o. sossing ths big bridge which
spsns the Father Of Waters at this poiAt. We
w.re mot slone in that car. by long shot.
So ne half dozen of the FAR women" and like
number Of the "brave men, Of this wAslike city
together with . world OF toggery and woman's
fixlngs) we're our companions Arrived at the
Rock Island depot. We found our friend Joseph
Robad.oh. EVq. avaitins 10 With carriages to
convey us bss and baggage 70 the Island City
Hotel. where Col. Smith had provided comfort
able 9ustss<S fqI our AssoapRodation. BY
about bali pat eight We had "spruced up 70
XII. md ~ers ready to proceed TO Che gay
snd festive hslls We secordingly went We
found the Bali Room elegantly fitted up,adOru-
ID with pietores. Asgs and appropriate Do.
vices. pressntinga most beautiful appearance.
The hall rapidly filled With the beauty and
ehivslry Of Rock Is'and. and at nine O'Clock
the Union Ban' Milo White promptsr, gave
the signal for forming the set. From this time
snGiL snppsrssas announced. ws all labored
hard in the good cause. At eleven o'clock tho
company repaired to the supper room, where
mine host Of the leland City had sprsad an els-
CRY, ani for that matter thirsty. too. But u
the eatableA wsrc excellent. what shall we cay
Of The drinkablesf Well. they pe,e good
least we'll known snd brave soldier Of our
city-informed US that such was the ease, and
tie is All honorable man. The good things
having been dispossd Of, the company again
repaired y the BAH Roea. when the dancing
was kept up until the special train provided
for our transit home Was announced as ready
We then parted. 49ress t s.p
10 closing We wish to return our warm
thanke to our Rock II and friends for their hos.
pitaIity and kind attention to our party. Their
equal we never had the gooc fortune to meet
Abraham (not the old fellow on exhibition as .
prize raj splittsr) can never cay them nay. We
hope for an early opportunity to return their
kindness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
. From AsD,nWoDl.

4 Nav YoRg, Feb. 2S
The Ariel. f. m A.pin " aI 10Th. hes arrived
With ITO passengers and Que tsiIsou dollars in
Tlec . .,ssslt Hs
GusysgDal date Il ,he l4th, give rumor
shst ns-q"iva kad hssn dei<stsd and CusssRo
sYna ip the. bands VI tn eossrament.
BoR6td, the Biehcp ot Ccsdsnss. had exscm.
frn1ieSstd' eststjsnl Gat>lssta, I vino h1dssd
l.arsd tbs fossEtr ~ outhw.
Gsvette. ~ho shot J l. White, 10 etill in
prison ~ wsitihg sanfence. K tA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

AsnsNGY0N Feb. ~.
lndstiSjte ruGora are afo4i copceroiux var
like dispatches said 10 have been received iy
the government from he Ssscih. Thess cause
much sxeit4ment sad a.any iIq -iriea. bus th ~
cannot be traced to sIy r~i'at.e source. There
certainly has been no Cabinet meeting to-dey
10 consider such dlspAtcbes a. circulated L.
connection with other req orts.
Mr.. Lincoln's fa,Sid = ssaee through Balti-
more has been condemned here by so~e ~i,c
do mol know the facts, which nre the.s: A ~,
u unscfupuicus political knsvps in BaltinOrt.
Who had detsTnineclu tusO Als. LSneo.ns vieit
there 10 their own account. arranged for =
procession from the De o. to hrs Hosel Pio-
section - asked by IL sse rowiies of AsrsL !.
Kane, y ho protested sgairst such proceeding &.
II. said Mr.. Lincoln woald be treated with III
respect dus him vereUnsliy end his oftieisl 20
sItloD, but 60 ObT OIL US pere the parties. pre-
posing the demon orstratioD' that he would Lot
ensure The same rssp~et 10 shsm. II they wer~
determined to be- trave it Migbt result IN soin~
il dignity being Offered which would be NOR
tIiyinx to The Pteri5ent elect. sod diseracetu
! 70 the cisy of Baltimore FiDding that ihest
men y ere fixed Id their determination u msk
~. Locola's visit subssrvs lhalr p0rp. see, th+
after wAe advise4 by telegraph to pass on Il,
wash'ug' oH 'witnenr stc5ping s~hiSn he did
'Iihs advice s4s1 Jrotp seDliemsn who bad th-
| COED npu,e # Baltlrnors ~ heart. Thsse al
vices fsom Baltimore had been anticipated ~
- spsslAl - esssagsF asnt thssos 10 meet Mr..
Lincolp 1t Philadelphia, With dispatches frois,
Gen. Scott and the War Department urgtnt
him 70 suuns tLrsugh bsitimors uasxpsdsebiiy
AS they had specific Information u hostile pur
poses agsinst hin, tAsxe, IN relation 10 which
theJ could, not be mistaken. Ibis jnforms,,nt 4
was obtained through official secret agents
Mr.. L,ncola dined privately yesterday vi,s
Senator Seward and Mr. Hamlin. and st,eDd- d
st. Johh's church to day 10 mpany With the
former, with whom his sslatlens evidently eois
tinus 10 be OF the most co, dial nature
! MIR Lincoln remains At his hotel quarters,
and win not 60 to MS private house ~ ant'ci
pated He received several visitors to day
The hotel halls are crnwded with people nnx
ious to ct tight ~ him. He told his friend'
to let all come that could, - he wss glad ia
zee and welcome all He was public Tropert J
now. and would 60 far as possltIs ignore per
sonsi esss as his duties would soon preclude
! the possibility Of general reception OF friend.
Senator Cri,tend-n and Hon. q. F. Adsnil
CALI on him to-day. The interview bet
Senstor Crit trenden and Mr.. Lincoln wss very
agreeable one Mr. Cril.snden expressed hin,
self after ward nuch pl.a assd With i'm. aud bal
strOng hopes that he will save the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26

IN THE 17fH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, |
~ sxssutsd ny pronissory noe to A G. Kinna
for 6fiy-tou dollars, for = PhiladeIphia daft
aid psjMsut Vim Be contested u q6S extent II
the Law.
In CLAns, Iowa, Tssfusty 9th, 1861.
esfulels slgg7A1 q -. AoCABE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
arrange
From Askansns.

Vas BuREs, Feb. rs
Arkansas 10 confidently believed 10 have gone
largely against secession. The west end snS'I'
~sst ~ fsr - heard from is neariy uoastmous
She y for cooperation sith the border slsv'
FoRr SMIrH. Feb Is.
Returns from 10 counties 10 southern Az
ksnsss show them to have gone for . Sosven
zion, and secession ean,ii stss ere elected II
u conceded thai the majority for : cpoventicI
IN the state will be from 900 10 900
The int Eruption 81 the overland nail n
T gas wss caus hy = pv'y Of 1'dta0s ssis
ng the .,ock. d-et oyssg property, etc o.
4 iver vss killed, 4ii.a4s E5t.lA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-26
CONN ERCIAL
y = II ARK EH
DAILY REPORT.

=
Oyvrcs DAILY DsnocsAS Axp Exwsl
y 3s-i-y Monday Lve., Feb. IS, 1861.
r Tbe; neaket vas aetiys to-d ~, though TIE 70
csipts we're not large. Wheat is rsther 6rmer,
if it continnei scarce there WY BE .'ll furshe
Tlovr- Fl. J, sAooa4,s5. ship,a.n'si.'. 'i'. 20
bbls., ,..s
i wasA,-Firm and active It 7oG71c. Reeeipt
2,sss bu. Shipmeats l,s7o b. I. l,.,fst.s-.
BARlsy-ln deaaand q Sv0Ssc. Receipts s.
bu. Shipments 500 bu. 4,8s.y. v.
Cokx--Steady At lsc for ear and loc 70
sheIled. Receipts SIG bu. as,e, sa
OArs.-l6@l7c.
DssssED Hoes Scarce at $4.5o@5.25,
HAY-Dull 1t $4.0OQ6.oO.
@1OoAl--Fson wagon loo psr bsShel Coal Va
ley esai sc inyssd Heary county sssl ~ il III
yasd. sa se4. s.f8 .rssss 5.rf s..v
woop- Hickory $500; OAK s4.oo pr eosa.
PoulTsr-Lvs Chichaas $l25@l.5ot = dos
Drsssed 6Qss q h. Tpshsys, te@7te dresses
do. 8l0l0e y b, ,s. s .ssss,4A .s ssae
BUrrss-P Plenty at l2A@lss..--I
LAsD--lo@l2hsI y b.
HAxs-Nsw Sussr cursd tll0125Ss psr h.
ComMsa I9@ll11c per lb.
POrAross-l5G2sc y bushsa. x4l4s..-
TUESlfp.-2o030c per bu.
CsEsss-- Hsrkimer Co. ls@l7c per h.; Wes
tern Reserve 1lK@lShc." ''''' X
~ Chicago Market.
sss a -s.ga- ~ *
Flour dull
Whsss quiet aad steady. 10 for No. 1, IS
No, in store. Il ~ s.7 Aaa e4a#
Corn steady and uncha hanged. lie in store.
Dressed .c.,i Hse' active and advanced l0c Sale
Exchange on New York advanced to y Ct.
*7Hr9 -1-------- D----<-----
New YORK Market.
Nsw YoRs. February Is.
FLoUs-Market . shade lower. Sale ID, 900 Dbl
s5.l5@S.3e Super State; t5.30@5. .s6 Extra state
x5.l605.2O super Western; t5.1ot96 90 Common
Extra do; $5.45Gb.65 Interior to Good ShippinI
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
RYE FL0us.-Stsady at - 340.n4.2O.
WnsAr--uarkst quiet. Prices unchsngsd. =
Sales - 900 bushels. $l.l8 for fair Ckicsg
Spring delivered $i.25@l.25 Milwaukee Clubds
livered
kYs-Msrket quiet.
RARLsY-Sseady.
COIN Aarketdull and scarcely 30 frm. Sale
10000 bushels 6s9s9c Old Mixed Western il
store 6iQnS2c New 20.
OArs--Asrkes dull. 351<@s1o Western an,
State.
FoRK- Market quiet. Sales Loo barrets. ST.
mess $l2.75 for primo.
BsEv--Unchanged:
Cur MRArs-Uull,
LARD-Dull.
BUTrER-In fair demand It l0Q14c Ohio; 1
0l9 State.
CuEEsB-Steedy, 9@l0Hc.
WHTsKr-MAfket more a.tive and frmer.
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shockiss astenpt =, ssicide.

te@*@ * NA NGWAkK FEB. 10
The City Hall 49,. tie seene of ~ attempted
suicide On saturday wight . man and 20.
man '~nrsvsd room icg-'bev. sud largely
partaek u isudnsnm. B,th. however. spr-
vivsd. though they suffered u uch. The mans
r'~'ne Il esii 70 he Moore. eud 10 ecunsessd
si.h tbe Hns vo'ks. snt u respectfully con-
reetrd here spd in Eew York The voman's
. unknown. THE e..r appears to Be- shso vded
IL "y@sfy. Strong Efforts have been msde 20
snrpress the affair.
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5-- NE~ IOaK Feb. -
The Hsyalds rreei.l Was'' gt.'s entries ~
d-u, .ss-: an sssu'e r. 90 h'gh snihsi"A
Inst no .c,iun .,!l be taken by The Admin :
fion rels, ~. 10 IL s~jsurs II the sess~ls q
:. s4s,uab b. Ca bus ,hss IN slsie su' ct sii
b.. lsft Tor the o<ws Ad,pinistra rasips To- dss
~uh Th. Republicans do nrt 'jsst 70 thi'
polic. Of presest Aauiri-t-st,o
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: NUMBER liz.
Fatal Array.

ScsAsToS. PA. Feb. -.
Z Atmb "; eu- O'cloak on Ssndsy urssirs, %
ihr-. M, a4m.d L Brennan, Anirew Farrel,
boyle we're passing a street in thsf sity Of
OsrooAdsls. they w<re astScs.dl by . uusn
nemed Martin Gibson. The forrser ~as In
NsbtIy Killed; Farf~ II, sa'd'y Ssbhtd. and
Bovss dsheesou-lA icjursd The vsspen used
vas large tewie lie No clue can Ls %.
csrtsined for III. Decd. A. sii tht parties were
s6Ssss. Gifsps sxprsssed regret = heisg L.
'.aAed 10 his parpoee u kiliing III three. The
Murderer pssssd through here % hiG Say b
Wilk sbarrs ial yestssoMy. s5Ge -sah1s
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wEGlsTER e NJ.

FOR TUE WEEK ENDING pRBRUARY "a. 1860.
Of Meteorological Obscrrations, under the direction
Of the Smithsonian Inst itwte, taken in Ddvenport,
scott covnty, joUa, bu DR. lGNATus LANGsR.
Latitude, 4l.3l North Longitude, i3.41 West !;
Height above the sea, 555 feet, and 81 teA The
height Of the Instrument.
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L. y. Circuit cougi.

Ms loRk Feb 20.
The United - ites CircuIt Court to-day in
the case Of lie Indian trust frauds. dissolved
the irjanction. deciding that the Co. ernment
was bauLd whsre tbs holders Of the bonds re-
caive. them without notice.
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sentence Is be Huus.

PnILADstPaiA, Feb. rs.
loupg Armstrong wss s@utsn ed shis
morning to be hung tor u murder of Robert
-Cf"" lord lie made speech TO the Court
oesying his guilt. but II aklu1 admissions sho ~
l.s t.a' he wss IN some way connected with
the affair
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
i bought out the firm Of A. 1 @. W0BsR, and
will continuance the business at the old stand,
where he;will - happy . receive tho patreasse
Of the customers Of the old firm. Mcssrs A. : g..
W@ber will be in attendance = my agents.
Davenp It, January ~, 1861.
ftyl d3e1 ADAM NOEL.