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M OR E PRECIOUS THAN
q o Il ID.
BY T. s. ARTHUR.

ssThis war; said Mr.. Holmes, with a
partly affected and partly real impatienee,
1T will never cease demanding: it will rob
'us of everything. Increased taxation, in
creased prices-lessening incomes con
tributions here and contributions there
Nothing will be lett US in the end!'
''lf the nations life is saved, the cost
will not be too dear, was answered. Gall
that man hath will he give for his life.
All that the people have will they give to
save this nation
81 have not held back, so far, Mr..
Browning - There was tone of self-ap-
proval-something a little ebeastful-about
SIR. Holmes. s.No one can say that
have refused to contribute my share. How
much do you suppose 2! have given to the
Volunteer Refreshment Saloons during
the past year?
The person with whom he was conyers-
ing--we have called him Mr. Browning
shook his head, saying. II can't imagine. !"
You'd IDLY credit the sum. Six
hundred dollars! Yes. six hundred dol
larsi That's what I've given in this di-
rection alone. 1t costs just about hun
dred dollars to give a meal to one regiment
|ofa thousand men. So you see, | have
fed six thousand brave soldiers ON their
way through our city. That's something
toward helping the country"
.'Yo ou have done nobly in this, ssid Mr..
Browning. "If all would but do as we'll,
according to their MEANS"
"Yes, if all would do as well5 respond
ed Mr.. Holmes. ''But all won't do as
we'll. IN not taking merit to myself.
I've only done my duty. When the State
is in danger, every true citizen will spring
to the rescue"
And Mr.. Holmes leand back in his
chair, the image OF ignifed.self-approval
'sThen there is the bounty fund, re
/ marked one of the little group who were
conyersing. "If there was nothing besides
feeding the soldiers on their way through
this would be light matter" M
Light as feather, broke in Mr. Holmes
IssYes, there is the .bounty fund.- as you
say. Well, Tvs done my part in that dir
rection also. The time was when we put
our names to the subscriptions papers tc
/ the tune of twenties and 6fties. and though,
Fit liberal. But change has come oyel
4 the spirit of our. dream. We must GO W
to the hundreds now. The public know
what have contributed to the 'beunty
fund, for the committee is garruioust +
ssYes, saw your name down for five
hundred dellars.
4 sAs / was saying, we are up to the hun.
drcds now. resumed Mr. Holmes. sBu,
/ I am not the one to finch or make wry
facas T decided on the amonnt at o,,ea
land sent y cheek to the committee like
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money as well as any of my, neighbors;
and have reason to do so, for | worked
hard enough to get it. But what will our
money be worth if this accursed rebellion
should prevail? IF our country is lost,
what of the people?' s,e -
True enough, Mr.. Holmes-what of
the people? To save this government is
worth the sacrifice of every dollar we pos
sess, with faint, involuntary sigh.
And sometimes fear replied the 9TH
er, that it will take the last dollar. was
counting up, only to day, what it has cost
me in actual gifts of money, to say nothing
of losses and deprecated values The
sum almost frightened me. Four thous-
and dollars! 1t is true. am not speak
ing boastfully-I don't take merit to my
self. | only declare the fact. Hundreds
and thousands around me are doing as
much, or more. Treasure is being poured
out like water
And blood I said a low, clear voice,
that penetrated like asword. The speaker
was a woman. She had been a silent lis
tener.
Yes, and blood I answered Mr.. Holmes
~ was Ouo az OCAO, ldluG anu
(which is more precious than gold. =
The voice was still low and clear, cut
ting down to conviction like the thrust OF
a sword And life,' added the speaker
Her calmness failed. There was a throb
in her voice. She arose, with a quiet,
repressed manner, and went from the
room.
Who is she? asked Mr.. Holmes, with
shame look on his face.
Her name is Edgar
Not the widow of Capt. Edgar?
yes
He dropped his eyes. A shadow crept
over his face.
More precious than gold I he said. look
ing up after few moments. Yes, yes,
and what rebuke! boastfully talking,
in her presence, of my golden offerings,
when she had given blood and life, in her
brave, heroic husband! Gold and treasure
may come back again, but not so blood
and life.'
She has given gold and treasure as well
as life, said one. In losing her husband
she has lost ALL There were few truer
kinder, better men than Capt. Edgar
While he lived, the worlds rough places
were smooth for her feet; and if he had
been spared, the world have been kept
smooth. But, as have said, in his loss
she has lostall; and now her hands, unused
to labor, are reaching out and searching
for the means of self-support.'
HAS she children
Two
Widowed -fatherlessl
'Andpoor.'
A long silence followed. In breakin:
it, the subject was not renewed; nor was
there any more parade of money -contri
button and sacrifice for the war.
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From the New York Herald.
Our Commanders-in-Chief.

George Mcclellan was too slow,
The chaps at Washington said;
And thus they superseded him,
And put Burnside in his stead.
Oh, yes Burnside was just the man =
To lay rebellion low:
The way he was going'to polish 'em off
l tell you wasn't slow.
son to Richmond Raymond cried,
Nor tarry longer here;'
Aud Burnside onned-a fatal move,
That cost us very dear;
For in trap at Fredericksburg
He let himself be caught,
And lost ten thousand men, than which
Brayer never fought.
Up start his friends and cry aleud
That gainst his will he went,
That Stanton, and Halleck, and Old
Abraham,
Him to disaster sent.
But oh the worst of all was that he
Was forced an avowal to make,
And on his shoulders the greater part
OF the responsibility to take.
After this the niger worshippcrs
Gave Burnside the shoulder cold,
And picked upon Joseph Hooker.
lighting" 'scool" and .sbold.
And Joe Hooker he took his time,
Nor hurried up his cakes:
And after many months of wait,
A great resolve he takes.
But great resolves are easier far
To take than Richmond town;
And Joseph Hooker, like Burnside,
Was literally done brown.
Oh, Joseph gay! Oh, Hooker dear
4 Oh, chieftaip all unmatched
A word into thy ear-ne ar count
Your chickens ere they 'er hatched.
Hookercrossed the Rappauannock' stream
10 meet the crafty Lee;
And the way he skedaddled back again
Was an awful sight to see.
He lost guns, and arms, and countless men,
In this dreadful tray:
And yet the abolition men declare:
Hooker did not lose the day.
Now out upon these witless fools
Remnants of schism,
Who'd sacrifice the country's life
To further niggcrism.
Let Mcclellan take the field once more,
Aud victory $ flag wih wave
Ger freedom S home, DER valor's land,
And o cr secession's grave.
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We find the following interesting ac-
count Of an evening spent by President
Lincoln and others with the spirits, in the
Boston Gazette. s s
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mar The Democracy Of Linn County.
Iowa, hav passed resoiut.uns cobdemnirg
in strcng terms the arre.t vi Mr.. Vsllaa.
dighan. : =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-10

PRovIDENT SoLDIERs.-The Vermont
soldiers without counting in the Seventh
and Iii. h h ssi. ents Saye S ntEe me in
allotment money, in the last four ,nsAths.
S333, ,559,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-10

B3 To preserve apples from rottinr--
Put them into dry cellar, Of easy ssce
TO large family Of children
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-06-10

Irateruieao ,oith the "Spirit Rappers"
Secretaries Stanton and Welles and
John ". Formey Presemt-Lafayette,
Franklin, Washington, &C., Comsulted
on the Rebetkon-The Fate Of The Ala
bapaa Predicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1868.

4s--Franelich Pietron ave =
s9-Fernandez Antonio
b0a-Felice Lodovico, barkPe.
t0b-Feretti Andrea
bl-fisueredo y Locarras
Fernando
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Moore Robert. h N l. Cor
sica
Murray Patrick A, sloop- Of
war Brooklyn
Myers Chas. Masters mate
II SN
NcDermott, gunb't Alabama
Mcneil Stephen. bark Pursuit.
Nicholson J w A, Comm der
Philip Jno W, gunboat Chip-
pewa
Power VIM, U s steamer
South Carolina
Robertson A A, Paymasfsr
gunboat Chippewa
Rouke Jas, steamer Ccn.
necticut
Russell Vim, steamer Rhode
Island
Ryan James, U s ship YER
mont
Seaman John. U s bark Pnr
suit
6torer Rear Admiral
Watmough A A, Paymaster
U s ship Calhoun
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f"nr REScH YLuTrrg KsTABLrsBuESr
for Dresses and Msnsiila TRIMMING :, ~uu,.,


y,osr orYrcE EoTIcE.-THs NAILS FOR eREAr
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nr aaesmer BREMEN, and for ireland via Queens-
men ~ ~, steamer CITY or MANCHESTER, win cbx. Al
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NJ " s,st,ons and y, es ocock A. n; stsson u.
sA,lss an ABRAHAM wAKKMAN. fospsnss9.
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Army List.

List.
HArriean jas, U 8 Hospital
Hildt Capt J Mel. Sd inf
Ingersoll Capt G y, Co B, Isl
N Y vols
Jones Lieu, A, regt Q N
5Oth Pa vols
Kammerdiner John, Co n,
62d regt. N YSV
Kelley Patrick. Co D, Wilson
King Lieu. Rufus. 4th U 8
artillery
HOFFMAN Henry Adjt Baton.
N Y vols
Kohly Capt L A. Sd n 2 vols
Lee Col Robert n.
EehnoI Lieut. Robt. o 8 cav
xiSaiy Herman. Co @, 7th N
Miller VIM F. C. /. 2s.n N Z
Moore Cap. p H. sv
Morrison Lieut. Col j J, 10th
N Y Artillery
Mastering out Onlcer seth N
Y Vols
Myers Jasper, Headquarters
9th Army Corps
McNei1 Brig Gen Jno
McNeill Sergt Jno, Co ID. Slst
NYV
Mclaughlin Lieut., 2sth N Y
Hi t.as !. Capt. Hubert B,
ot!lcsr CoIn'dg Co 3, "a n Y
o,Connsn Daniel, Co B, 2S,h
N Y Vol q
O'C0nell Jno, 9Th U 8 inf
O'keefe Col. 18th N Y Vols
Eye John. LIST Fire Zouaves,
18th NYV
Parrisen Capt. Sd N Y
<1WpGstag George. Co 3. I'd N
Raymond Lieut., Co H. Har.
risLight Cavalry
kigan John. late Co X, 8Sth
NYV
- Wv
Roberts Lieut. Thos j. Sd N Y
infantry
Rodgers Capt Jno F, N 8 z,
Russell B, late Co z. 10th N
Wv
Stanley Lieut. W
Staples Lieut. T b, A d @. LIST
brigade, Sd division
Smedburg Capt VIM r, 18th
U s infantry
Shelley Major r L
Sergeant Capt Sewall. 18th n
Y Engineers
Schickharadt Capt Henry, Co
+. 3lst N Wv
Sickley @ W, Co e, 8lth Pa v
skilt0n Julius A, Surgeon
l1tn N cavalry
Smith Augustus, Sd N Y v
battery-2
Smith VIM r. Sd RI
Sullivan Sergt James, Co X,
Wilson's Zouaves
Symmes Capt Jno g
Taylor Gen Nelson. Sd regt
Excelsior Brigade
Waugh Capt, l56th N 7
Won Nuckenback DIR Ottor-
mar. 9Th NV
Won Woyna Lieut. e. 9th N Y
v
Ward Jno v, Co r, 9Th U s
infantry
Webb Mai f
Wheeler Sergt Lyman s, Co
I, 18th Mass v
Wilde Capt Herman, 18th N
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90 Sehui,i RI.aon

96-Schmitt b Leon
@-Savarre DESIRE
100-Urbich Giuseppe, bark
Aust Co
l0l-Vallino b
10e-vilainMaric Joseph, Mad
l06-Vsn zuylen Victor
lOl-Vidal Antonio
lO6-Wstherseu y (orJ)
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| Adams Lieut.. OF "a, N 4
L G-5let ters
l Anderson Jno @ Capt, A ID G
Anthony Chas T, Pa vols
| Ash. Lieut. Up
| Avery Lieut. Col, Robt
l Armbrusl Sergt Geo. Go O,
i LIST N Y artillery
Bailey o. Go 3. lsth resi Pa
Brsinsrd Edw'd R. ilth NY
heavy artillery
Baldwin Nsjor, PAymaster
Blake Patrick. Co @, SD reet
Betson Nelson. Co @, Pa vols
Baldwin Maj Geo 3, disburs-
| ing oflcer
Bigelow Edw'd p, Lieut. lst
| D 8 cavalry
Brightman Nicholas W, Co B,
Sd u 8 cavalry
Bird Capt VIM Jr. s7th regt
NY vols
Bisuker w II. Co H, Pa vols
Brown Lieut. VIM G, 26th
Mass vols
Bum A 8, Convalescent
Hospital
Bryce .. Capt Co A. ssh reg.
Burgess Major. Wilson zou-
Burt BENZ B, Co ! g Mas.
Ohamanski Julian. Co G, Slst
n Y vols
Camp Capt Jno H.H, 4th n
Y vols
Campbell T B. late lieut. "a
Cal vol Eng
Clerk Capt Thos. 72d regt N
ClArkson Lieut. VIM H, Co @
18th N Y vols
Carpenter Chas W, Co I, 8lst
regt N Ysvols
Cavanaugh VIM, Co !, Tooth
YvOls
Coates Lieut. E N. 18th U 8
infantry
Coon Ransom b, Co !. 18TH
N YvOls
Cooper VIM, Co I 18th N w,
Engs
Conger Edwd. late Co 3. 9Th
NY vols
Dalton Surg j o, n D Of
transportation
Delaney Jno, Co A. 3lst N 7
vols
Deimau Sergt r, PIP Co A
D0mainville L, surg In chief
Light division, 9th army
corps
Dnnpsu Michael, Co B, 9Th
w artillery
Downing Jno, Go B. l4sth N
Downsy Cspt Phil. I'd N Y 8
Dyckman Col Ganitt. LIST N
Y vols
Edgar Doct. W r
Edwards Geo, Co A, 3lst N
Wv
Tin James, Co B, ist N Y
artillery
FS%gsyry issrE' B. Co G. 18th
Forrest Calain B. Co X. 3Oth
NYV
Gansevoort Col II s. 18th N
cavalry
Gatcly Oliver, 3lst NY
Grune NJ. r, Co II, 9Th U 8
infantry
Gregory Jno II. battery e, Sd
NV
Gillin Simon. Co X, 37th N
Hahn David. Co Z, 9Th U s
infantry
Hamilton VIM II, Co II, 18th
~ " vrlo
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MiScell ancOus.
ATS ETH
Rurdvs Rank New Jerusalem Messenger
Canton Hoop Sxiyt Co NewYorkCiiy Mission Sec OF
Commercial Despatch Line New York East Conference
Congreg ationalistE ditorofthe John st 49,
Dial The Church District
Eureka Sewing Machine Co New York Record
Furnishing Once North River Paint Works
Harrie Patent Package Co
Hartford Plate Schooner yelasco Agent
Howard Association Head West Indies and South Anne.
Physician rtcan Elk
Liquid Quartz Co -
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Cresmcr Peter, o 8 steamer

Creamcr Peter, U . steamer
Connecticut
Cummings Henry, sloop-of-
war Portsmouth
Doyle James
FitzgibboIAs John. steamer
San tiago de Cuba
Gregory Henry s, gunboat
Gowins Burditt o. gunbost
Kepnebec, Sd Asst Eng'er
Hale Elias w
Heenan Thos. Aci'g Sd Asst
Eng'r gunboat Chippewa
Hickey John X. steamer Pu-
laski
Halden John
jenkins David, ship Ticon-
deroga
Kantz Lieut. Albert, steamer
Juniata
Kennedy, John, ship Adela
Lembert Jos
LIE Roy, Lieut. Henry
Mara Patrick. U s bark Pur-
suit
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nav NsA a. q .sDO.

Thursfay, October g.
ARRlvsD. ss#ae IA
kAfR rAsssL. B ". JAWS, Noptrose.
CASAD,, Parker, MONROE.
DEP AAThD.
DOArS LsAvI>G HI. AWNING.
The Northern Linz packet Canada, Catssir
Parker Clerk jerks, y ~ be due for st. ouis and
interneiiate points this evening. X. n. Pet.
I, man, agent.
BDArs LsAsIS9 TOMORROW.
The mail and pas enser packet Jennie Whippis
Captain Campbell, viii depart tor keokuk and
interuei ate Ian tings to morrow iLorning. Lem
uci Parkhurs in he hce. Il. a. 1iebe 10, agent
Tho mai and passenger packet James Meabr
Captain Pierce. will depart for Dubuque and way
points to m rrow morning 4. A. Prettymsn,
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rates; lsa4
assinsss Cards not 70 exceed lines. SO oo pc
annnU;
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large .ass charged double the same dinssss.
4 typs.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be unacrs.oo
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At ~ cents per line, VI ~ ccnts line por week.
f. All notices tor religious aud benevolent pu
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accept single Ann0uace pents OF narriSxes Aa.
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Aivsrtsse'1eDts inserted asxt to reading matt. 7
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LucKY.-splsnd j presents a.e .till


h.i.y dra wn at tn. Mesropoh.sn G.h b. L
store l.nndreds e our ci';z-rs bavs inv est
ed aud si,aost always hsvs su. eed-d 10
drawing hsndsonae pr,zss rhis thing yos
cas do oa'y for few days logger. Ou Ss,ur
dsv 80 ening the goods. will 10 longer be for
sale In this city. - l, !. best to ,,up. owe thu
present oppor' uni'y. Don't be afraid hat
YOU wili be d,-ss,i- fed. Ter If YOU are ius,
esy 90 ami Ms Hn,chioson will hand ven Lso
your m,u-y aud not lock cross about u
either. List i. be distinetly uoisrs,ood that
he wishes 20 pc sse a I. AMI rather th.q hvas
sny psrscn 60 away from bis store feeling
that thev have no, beso fsiriy d-alt with hs
~,il chs srf liS refund.
Go and see his goods and his preeen.s. H.
has given awsy hundreds Of doilsrs worth ic
our c,tix-ns sni il atis TO ksep doing 80 -
hong a. he stays. Lsdi~s sh1nld give him q
cal sni try their tuck ia gs,siny b nd svne
nj eecnte
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DAVENPORT IOWA. THuRspA YEyENlNe. OCTOBER s. 1858

| Tvs Gs.sr. r.--This Dusding feature
Of nodsro tin~s viIl arpeer 10 the ci.y -
n -tsspolstso Thsetse - osseov evesioS Il
is the same app.rit,on thss has hses csss,i Z
% much ~xci,smsnt Asnsss Ill clssses II p4c-
pissn Nv York snt Bs1Spfr .svsral wests
past. Prepare to bs asto6i he'd. eB
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Mass NETTING ken, the
grand rally OF the democracy at Z.ks S'ein-
b-r's 90 saturda, next 1t l O'Clock ruro out
once more before the election aud hear the
ttus p-sbocrauc coete'.
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The MARKETS.
Davenport Market ...Dxity Report

OFFICs UF TIE DEN. d NEws,t
Thursday tve., October s.
FLoUa-Wholesaie, - 6oes $40; irstsii, 10 2y
@5 s.. Shipments 80, bbls.
NasAr 50 as,5 kece pts, $50; bush. Ship
men;s z9JO gu.
bARArY active 1t .0oGl.l0 Reeeip's, 500.
bush. Shipm nfs7 ,0p bu.
CogN- n N al sos. Receipts 1925 bu.
Oars Al us5U
OxIoEs : IL 'oel,i5 Receipts 625 bu.
PuTAToEs-501 sc.
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.VorE EARLY.-This is the way to
vote. hut II you want the beet hat in TIE city
60 70 F.rrsnd's. H. sells yer, low, and kesps
TO pour goods
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"MI,IrAsY."-Falt in, gentlemen, an !
leave your measure tor one of taos first ciass
uniforms got up 1t Sam. Fssrv'e. No. 45. Bra
dy Street. opposite the P,.t Office.
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SILVER PLATED GooDs. A fresh lot
IT double plated - YER ware u various Ii de-
i u. rece vad At M.rsphack 4 Rutepb.rks ;nl-
40 lsdie-' leaiher travelling bsgs. Of bert ma .
terial Gail ard zee ham
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D.MocRA1IC RALLY- Remember tn at
raey q, lie Claire Hsli on Saturday evening
NJ ior Willard. Judge Lifting y ell, Ira N tche, I
ana others viii address he p ople. 1uru out.
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ALWAYS IN TIMR.-W ellsworth re.
ceis.s new styles Of gnods sv ~ day You
o. 6nd jas what you want every time you
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Tue la'es and most desirable patterns
Of Giants drsss < DDS cao always he fouoh At
X esusee. anu he can nske them up to ord. r
10 ths hes. ety,s.
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end State street, Boston, agents in those cities
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Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at phort notice by Erskin., at No.
West Second street.
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SYoyks AND T,N NwARs.-The pls

STovks AND TlN wARs.-The place 'or
targsios in the beet pAstsrns Of . oking. par
At Elder d H.ndsrs'. Front Crset. esst Of Bra.
dy. The concern keeps none but the best
ct, Ia Of goods. AMI every thing 10 their line 10
so'd very ch.sp aud sa,yanted
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TIL & OFT y.

TAG ladies are A,cking to Whi.Ier's i
to zee his lao arrivals Of dre.s goods. They
are very neat and max. up bean liiuiy.
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Psr.assnt Arrangsnsnt ia Dentistry

wuuid respectful IN ofm III u b.. - 49,, IL.
esesd psfa .nen " IN Osver..c !. - ...s IL y
nes pFstsssf g P"'t.f evsry o.s asson 10 dsst
iHsy - . ~ sssrsntsss ps,fsst .asi ests
snd ths Iossrt r~ssaesstase pr ces. Omre
ssme - sSst oceapasd b. t,r Nes.ll. 81 - %
80 hrady -. WIZ. sOSlNSON,
se.SlAul9 .s. 49, - 800. Doa1ist
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Ola settlers Mtetins.

The Old Settl.rs ut scott CoUnty met at tie
room Of the late Dr.. .. X Brkley yesterday
afternoon fr.siien, JIhn O~%ns io tn. Chair
aud passed the following preamble and reso.
iuttnns
Whereas. Or late fellow . ti4sn, Ssml K
Bar.i-y has suddsny b. h's owo hsnd been
take frcm cur mi.tst therefore.
htso vsd. That We rsc"en'se the occnrssDoe
a. one peculiarly calculated 10 eauss the m0s'
pOig nant sorrow 10 the friends of the d~csasSd
RssJved rh. se dsepsy sympsth - with
then 10 heir sin c,ion and cs.men.; tha- "a
God. who slons ha. power TO heal thu brokeu
hear,ed
Res ,ivsd That vs attend In . body the fu-
nersi VI our late bruther snl tel 90 cis,aea.
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MorEr MADE EAsr-Every pvcper'y
holder sho h-s No, airesd3 dnns 20 sh-usd
make caicuis'i,ss to plant shade 'rees about
their, properiy this fat II ~iIlhsau'ify tie
city and ., Lsnesthe value a The lot whether
il be veeA o~artsd
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New 4 IN AtrAe,.

NFW
NRw Yopx Oc.abere.
-Four Market very dull. IS 0y45i5. extra
state So 25de 40 Il. Il. %
WHhAr-Ma. ket cent lower. 1850 Sl.33 for
Winter Red.
Coas s7@9oo.
,Ars A. better. 7nI73Hc.
WnIsKY-o51.
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The Cinrinnat Cat, C"aasi % Fridsy pss-
ssd . restitution appointing . 60 mtstee,
ard clothing is With p"wsr to procure . cup
DIV of coal, - Ne cold 70 the ci,x-ns ~ cost
rns railroads. will 90 -operste with the eom-
ruittes N .his nasrer, aud ihus the inca1vpn-
ience gro w,ng out of scarci,y Of fuel w,ll b
gsratiy mit'gs,ed. >
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Rak > Named.

An XPGlSls+s CED BAkkR Can PINn 4
~ psssnsnest alta tsvs. q 6Sad wages, ~ sp.
i lyi 4 4. shs Busds Hose.
:, aeis otf1 @f a. 5t J. !. 1CRII4.
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~ A Il u Ed.
In Mareogo. LA Octoo Z 7sh, ~ 8. BY the
Rvv E. h J pp. CflAH 81 HCR ), o. Da.
v-n.ort. ~ Los anna E.sUuVrkK, OF M
rsnso. Z laa aa o. I'D
Pniladelpkia pscers please copy.
Our thsnks are dus, as are our hearty csngrat-
nlaiions. long fe, and happy onr, is the
best an only wish We have for yur you.g friends.
In Primo. On, Oct te- 5th. BY L /. Chapman,
Esq DANIEL OSCAR ant aIss MAT LDA
A. EUDlNUfON. all Of prin.ton