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SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 6, 1858.
NEWS NY THE MAILS.
Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer)
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1, Is

Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer)
WASHINGTON, Dec. l, 1s6S.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT FOR NOVEMBER,
Which will be made about the 9TH inst, will show
an increase Of from eigh, to nine millions, which
includes the payment of interest on the debt on
November. The receipts for the month, in round
numbers were about twenty four millions and the
expenditures about thirty-two millions. There
are seventy millions OF gold in the treasury. Gus
toms fall oil largely as compared with October,
while the revenue receipts are slightly increased.
THE ALASKA SCANDAL.
An evening paper reviews the gossip relating 10
the alleged outlay of large sum of money with the
lobby ring to consummate The purchase of Alaska.
IL is said by members of the Russian legation that
no sums were appropriated for other than the
legitimate purpose in connection with this matter
and II Is now probable that their friends, as well
as other prominent persons, said to have been i'm
plicated. will ask an investigation from Congress.
An attempt has ceen made to levy black mail on
the different persons who said TO have received
money, but it did not meet with success. A dis.
tipguished politician from Massachusetts writes
'friend" here he was approached on this subject,
but he declined "forking over' any "h1sh'
money.
STANTON TO WATCH GRANT.
A project has been started here among the more
violent class of Radicals to force ex Secretary
Stanton into Grants cabinet. This class of poll
ticians are evidently spprehensive that the presi.
Gent elect may not respond to their demands. and
want Stanton in his cabinet, hoping he would ex-
ercse great influence over the general.
POSTAL.
II. NJ Mccarthy, of Kentucky has been detailed
for special service at the postotice department in
this city until after the meeting of Congress, when
he will resume his duties in Kentucky.
Commissioner Rollins returned to the city this
morning. His report is complete and has been
submitted TO the secretary of the treasury.
THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Taylor, commissioner of Indian affairs, "a in re-
ceipt of large number of letters from distin-
guished individuals from all sections of the coun-
try, protesting against the proposed transfer of
the Indian bureau to the war department. Gen.
Grant has said IT should be changed. and it shall
be done.
GRANTS RESIDENCE SOLD.
The house in which Gen. Grant now resides on
street, has been purchased by Mayor Brown for
$40 600. The house Is one Of those known as the
Douglas Row one, the other two being occupied
by ex-Mayor Wallach, and the other BY the Pro.
testsnt Orphan Asylum. They were originally
built by Senators Douglas, Rice and Breckinridge,
some ten years ago.
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We have no doubt there are but few of the male
sex now existing who can unblushingly assert
that they have never experienced the unpleasant.
ness arising from an imperfect fit in their wearing
apparel. Were one Of these individuals to an
nouDce himself as being among Us we would re-
gard him with that profound sstonishment which
is only excited BY extraordinary events. Still we
are acquainted with a ertain establishment on
Poydras street, conducted by those clever mer-
chants, Messrs. Davis & Jackson, who with their
leegant stock will approach as near TO perfection
in this respect as has ever yet been attained in
the business of ready made clothing.
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The steamship Cuba, Capt. Dukehart from Bal

The steamship Cuba, Capt. Dukehart, from Bal
timore, ria Havana and Key West, arrived last
evening, with full cargo and the following pas.
From BGltinlore-Mrs. Dukehart and child. J.
Andrews, Miss Andrews, J. c.. Harrison, Mrs.
Sbif, child and servant. John I. Jenkins Fernan-
do Costo, Mrs. Ford and child. Mr.. Fitzpatrick and
lady, N. Shumock, W. johnson, L. Preu and lady,
A. j. Terry, j. G. Scott, A. Troyer, wife and five
children.
From HGrdRG-P. Hanest, John Harlin, Mrs.
Hamel and two children, Mr.. Cook and lady, r.
GIL Taboado, wife and servant, Mrs. C. H. Kline,
W. Tabanez, l.. Lange, A, B. Torio, Charles ).
Bradford, Charles s. Bradford. Jr., Mrs Ducatel.
Mrs Camack and daughter, G. o. Alonzo. o. Besot,
v. Daunoy, Mrs. A. II. Prngle and child.
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CoUNTRY'MKRoHAsTs,S Study Your INTERESTS
Those merchants who are visiting our city with q
view to laying in their supplies, should not
neglect their interests, and by all means give
MesHs. Taylor & Churchill, wholesale dealers in
hardware, cutlery, etc., Al Magazine street, op-
posite the st. James Hotel, call before making
their purchases. Their stock is immense, and
their prices are in accordance with the times.
See card.
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FIRE.WoRKs OF EVERY VARIErY.-Mr. M. Nc.
Graw, wholesale dealer in fishing tackle, hollo-
ware, fireworks, ship chandlery goods, etc.,
adyertises in this mornings CRESCENT the receipt
of large and beautiful assortment OF fireworks
and toys of every description, which he will sell
at the lowest market prices. Parties laying in
their holiday supplies should call on him before
purchasing. See card
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lis often remarked that Notwithstanding the
beauty of female, she loses half of her attrac-
ton unless she is clothed in that fashionable man.
ner which indicates her unmistakable taste. How
to protect themselves against such opinioss is to
purchase from an establishment where all the
latest styles can be obtained. and we know Of
none tina. can be recommended more cheerfully
than the one at No. l62 Canal street, conducted
bv Mr.. +. R. Jusfus.
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The steamship Juniata. Capt. Boxie, sailed
last evening for Philadelphia, via Havana, with q
full freight and the following named passengers
Nme Besmard Mr.. H. Dusendscher, Mr.. Ed.
Melchers, Mr.. Persnisrd, Mr.. A. Msrlesne, Mr..
NJ. LeGraDd. Mr.. Roach. Miss c. Chapman, for
Havana. Mrs. and Mr.. Thos. Roberts, Mrs. j. B.
Hat, Miss RegaE, Miss Feal, for Philadelphia.
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Look out for log aud los Baronne street, oppo-
site National Theater. Another large and splendid
invoice Of fancy and staple dry goods have just
been received at the mammoth establishment of
Messrs Kern & Fellman. Poplins of all hues and
qualities, empress cloths, lovely broche shswls,
and hosts of other magnificent goods too extensive
to enumerate, all Of which are being offered at
great sacrifices. and the public are invited to call
and examine them.
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The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Weir. sails
this morning at s O'Clock for New York direct
with full freight and the following named pas.
sengeis: W. J. Mason, Geo. 7. Perry and wife,
Master NJ Kelley, Jno. welch, SamI Casey and
others in steerage.
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A highly intelligent lady, a resident Of Syra-
cuse. N. T.. says that she was afflicted nearly
year. periodically, with derangement Of the circu-
lation, the blood rushing to the lungs with such
force as to threaten congestion and death. This
was attended with the most intense pain 10 all
parts OF the body. Failing to obtain relief from
any Of the physicians whom she employed from
time to time, she vas induced to try the Plantation
lieved her, and she is now in good health and
spirits.
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CIrr OF JETrxRsos, December 6. 1863.
Arrived yesterday-l00 Texas Beeves. ll3 Hogs
and 27 Mich Cows. Sold-442 Texas Beeves, $50
Calves and YearlIngs. "A Hogs, 3s7 sheep and
364 Calves and Yearlings. sos Hogs, 74l Sheep,
and 81 Milk Cows. We quote: M
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The steamship Alliance, Capt. Parker, sails
his evening at O'Clock for Havana and Florida
ports, with good freight and twenty psssen-
gers.
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The steamship Msriposa, Capt. Kemble, sails
this morning at O'Clock for New York di.
rect with q full freight and number of passen-
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The steamship De Soto, Capt. Eaton, sailed
last evening for New York direct with full
freight.
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Spalding's Glue mends broken china, glassware,
and 10 essential to every family,
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V0PARTNERsHIP.

CofARHE
The undersigned have this day formed ccpsrtnsrssip
under the and style Of GAINES BLANrON for
purpose carrying Wholesale Liquor General
ALO yZO GAINES,
BkEJ. II. BLASToN.
New Orleans, Nov. q 1868
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MEYER, KOTTwITz a. co..
NOSES MEYER, A s. KOTTwIrz, SIMON KoTTwITz,
Furniture Dealers.
f3............. ROYAL STREET...............43
Between CuttOnhou and BitnyIIls strestsJ
New Orleans, Ia.
Always on hand direct from first class snfactoriss COM
plete assortment ofPARLOR, BEDROOM and DINING.
hooh SETS also every description Of Cane Cushion
seaCHA1RS wtich Offering 20 tie trade at the
market prices and respectfully solicit te public to can and
examine Country orders ed with protptnd psrticu
lar attention bestowed upon packing
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g BERNsHEIM.
PELICAN CIGAR AND ToBAcCol WAREHOUSE.
No. az Gravter sti,eet,
Has constantly hand the choicest brands Of Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AID SMOKING TOBACCO.
Also-A large assortment of imported HAVANA and DO
MESTIC CIGARS. Meerschaum Pipesi Brlar and Wood
Pipes robscco Pouches and all smokers Articles To
bseco in hogsheads bales for tho NJ market
plantation Cigar Leaf Of all kind, for manufacturing
purposes hand
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 Garrett's Scotch SNUFF.i
80 boxes SWEET los
100000 Havana ana Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
and sizes
100 boxes PAGES Gold Bar TOBACCO.
50 =. Sam Tbbe,t's TWIST sld l4s
IS MSyos Choice NAVY. !
500 Assorted brands. Medium and Fine Bright.
pounds
500 csddies May Apple TWIST, Bright quarters.
And NAVY ToBACCOS
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MEDICAL.

~ DlkEASES-DR De BAUsSET will take charge OF an
guarantee 20 the following chronic Diseases
Diseases Whites, Blennorrhees, Ucers) Rheumatism Cont
Dyspepsia Chcrose Liver Complaint Diseases of the Urina
ry Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from
o'clock NJ till st his Office Of Orleans and Bour
bon streets Residence, No. a. Dauphine street
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EACTn q kessrs n Eisner 4 Hollanass No. Z.
P0ydras street. Manufacturers halakof Btters
6entenenI have examined the paten. thss granite
Ion BY the Government for manufacturing the Mssko
e a eaae iss snaPoysd
have prescribed said Bitters several tines
instance bad occasion TO their bench
effect REMAIN gentlemen, very respectfully your
obedeDt servant A. MERCER NJ D., l96 Canal street
have examined the pztent hold for the
Nsakon Bers and ind nothing In the ingredients there
taken 10 nordine,e qusnt,ieG Indeed Is nothing bu
cordial arornstc bitter d. A. SMITH NJ d.
Yonr Msiakof Bitters which ! have examined do no
contain any ingredients injurious health may recon
nended 10 thoss who arc In want Of d tonic
Yours N. SOHUPPERT. n D.
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tercst to nonresident eastern and
European bondholders.

terest to nonresident eastern and
European bondholders.
2. We must have free trade, or as
near an approximation to it as our
revenue system will permit, with
all nations. We must throw of the
tax Of $50. 900, 900 or $40, 600, 900
which the west is now charged with,
to maintain in luxury the eastern
manufacturers.
3. We must take such action as
will relieve ourselves of the eastern
railroad monopolies, by which tho
monopolies aforesaid receive more
for carrying the western product to
the scaboard than the western far
mer does for producingit.
These are questions which are re-
ally Of no party character. They
are western questions. Every west.
ern man has an interest in their
success. Any attempt to lug party
in is virtual sustainment Of the
east, and an acquiescence in the
Wholesale robbery of the western
people.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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MjOMAN.-FEMA OWING 70 THE Pc.
w culiar and important relations which they sus.
tain, their peculiar organisation, and the Offices
they perform, are subject to many suerings. Free.
dom from these contribute in no small degree to
their happiness and welfare, fpr none can be hap
py who are ill. Not only 20, but no one Of these
various female complaints can long be suffered to
run on wiIhou. Involving the general health of the
individual, and ere long producing permanent sick
ness and premature decline. Nor ID il pleasant to
consult physician for the relief Of these various
delicate affections, and only upon the most urgent
necessity will true woman % far sacriHce her
thank US for placing In their hands simple specifics
which will be found eficacious In relieving scd cur.
ing alnsst every one of those troublesome com
plants peculiar to the sex.
NxLMBOLD's ExrRAcr OF BucRu-Hundrsds suf
fer In silence; and hundreds Of others apply vain.
ly to druggists aud doctors who either erxy tAnta
lixe them WITH the hope Of cure or apply remedies
which make them worse. would Aot wish to assert
anything that would do injustice TO the afiiicted,
but am obliged 10 say that although il may be pro-
duced from excessive exhaustion VI the powers Of
food, profuse m=nstruaton the use Of tea and coee
and frequent childbirth. 1t Il far oftener caused By
direct irritation, applied to the mucous membrane
Of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints II Is most painful to contemplate the a.
tendAnt evils consequent upOu them. u 10 but
simple justice to the subject to snumerate few Of
the many additional causes which " largely a6ecs
the life, hsslth aud happiness ofwoman in al clAs
~ OF soclety: sn1 wnicn consequently. sHect more
y. ie.S uHc..y tne wens.e " tne enVIs numsn lsnl
~, ,..;.. o. ,'sS. Ss ~ ss. soI sSaSs'os
Mu ~ rne yea1 ~ sns. n.se as'gneo
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A Great Many Duck o.

The LOUISVILLE Courier, in noticing
visit of "Johnny" Morehead to
that city is reminded of an incident
that occurred in tho good old days
when his father was Governor Of
Kentucky. Powell, who kept res.
taurant and drinking saloon in
Frankfort, rendered his monthly ac-
count to "Johnny" (thc boys could
get credit then), which amounted
to $3.50. Johnny" went to his
father to get the money.
"One hundred and fifty dollars.
JOHNNY" aaid tho Governor; "it's
a large bill, son"
EYES. I entertained great many
friends during the month.
"Hays you the bill with you?"
II believe so" hesitatingly.
"Let me see it, son.
Johnny slowly drew forth .
lsng strip Of bill paper, on which
there were exactly thirty-one items
put down az "D'ks," ranging from
ten cents to as many dollars. Tho
Governor adjusted his specs. and re-
gardcd it attentively, and said:
I'D. X. SD. X. S; Johnny,
my son, what does Dks stand for?"
"Ducks, father, ducks! But Of
course they were not all ducks
some were partridges and snipe, and
even eggs and oysters. But Lou
Murray puts them all down ~
ducks"
The Governor looked first at
"Johnny" and then at the bill, and
giving an ominous chem" wrote .
check.
Nobody ever believed the Cover.
nor was fooled, but after that
"will you take q duck?" was for >
long time favorite conviyial invi-
tation with the Frankfort boys.
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Bride and. Bridegroom.

Essays for Young men on the interesting
relation Of Bridegroom to Bride in the in
stitution Of Marriage Guide to matri-
monial felicity, and true happiness. Sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASS0CIA-
TION, Boz !, PhPilsdelphia, Pa. 3IyI,
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If you have q yoke Of oxen don't BE-
ashamed Of them and give your note for
span of fhorscs.
Don't buy patent rights to sell again.
Teach your boys to look upwards and
forward never down or backward.
Don't leave to2memory what yshonld b.
written; it makes lawsuits. "a /.
When the labors Of the day are past, let
good books and newspapers invite he
youngsters to the sitting room.
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FOR SALE.

Eighty Acres of very desirable land, half
mile frsm Crcsco, for $40, per acre. The
East half Of the South East quarter Of Sec,
~, Town 80, Range IL, Also eighty acres
four miles from Cresco, part meadow and
part the best Of plow land, for $40 per
acre. The West half of the Southeast
quarter Of Sec, IS, Town 80 Range 10.
Fer terms Of payment. Address,
BID. EVERINGHAM, New Oregon.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
All about the new Meat Market on Mar
ket street. You will get meats put up in the
neatest possible manner As men Of exper-
ience, and skill are running the machine.
Call and see them one and oil, ano give
them share Of your patronage. 34m6-9
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: Lin1ol Lime 4! !!

A choice quality Of fresh burnt lime may
be found at Garvers, about half way be-
tween Forreston and Lime Springs. It is
the intention to keep . supply consta ntly
o. land. Price reasonable and quality
excellent. ISIS 4.
nllH 1esston Aug. ~ 1857.
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CHARLES PLOFF,

Has opened shop in
NEW OREGON IOWA,
In the building formerly occupied by Mum
son & Pierce nearly opposite the Store OF
Moon 4 Hunt where he is prepared to. At
tend to the manufacture or repair Of every
article needing the attention Of an expert
,enced Cooper.
Good work promptly executed and at
reasonable prices.
n43-9tfl New Oregon Sept, Is, 1868.
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1OHN ID. JONES.
LIME SPRINGS, IOWA.
Manufactures of

Manufacturer Of
Harnesses, Brides Collars, Whips, &c.
would call the especial attention Of the
public to his new harness shop, opposite
the Drug Store at the old village Of Lime
Springs.
All kinds Of repairing, as alse carriage
trimming done promptly and at reasons
blo rates.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
March 10th. 1868. nl6lye.
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a. cheaply as Chicago. Davenport,
it will be seen,. can do the same
thing much cheaper than Chicago.
Consult your maps and see if this is
not t'ue.-Davenport Gazette.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-12-04

No evil propensity Of the human
heart is 80 powerful that II may not
be subdued BY discipline.
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NOTICE I

TO all Whom it may Concern.
Notice is hereby given to al persons
who owe the estate Of George A. Purdy
either by note or account to call at my
office and settle or pay costs.
George Crooke, Assignee.
C. +. BEARY, Atty.
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A building on Elm Street, next door ia
Durham House, we'll situated for any kind
Of business, now occupied as billiard
room. The building is 2Ox75, and can b
bought for two-thirds it's value. We are
bound to 60 out Of the business. Don't be
afraid Of . good bargain. For particulars
inquire Of
(nl9v9.) HEROLD & DIFFENDERFER
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InsurGnCO,

If you wish 70 rcinsure your property
hall on your old friend T. W. LsB, at
siA Reeide1oe in Ossses
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a
D. II. UAMLIN. GEO. L. BASS.
ID. H. HAMLIN T. CO.,
Manufacturers Of
Ploin and Fancy COM fectionery,
always frcsh]'
DEALERS IN GROCERIES
GREEN, CANNED AND
DRIED FRUIT, &C.
No 3, Masonic Block,
Nc GreTor, lOacG.
n40v0
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.B. ISAAC,
MsnufActnrers of Wagons, Cafiasss;
Buggies &C., at
CRESCO IOWA.
Solicits the patronage Of the people Of the
surrounding country who are in need Of
such work. Repairing done promptly and
on reasonable terms. [n26
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WILLIAM EDWARDS,

WILLIAM EDWARDS,
Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
1T Cresco, Iowa, and all work of his trade.
Flows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash,
Agent for the
KIRBY REAPER L MOWER COM
BlNED.
FURsT 4 BRADLEY WIRE LIFT RAKE
1a- Shop south Of the Empire House
Crcsco, April "a, 1867. 23tf.]
R,. MYER'
BLACKSMITH,
West side Of Elm street, adjoining Ed
wards wagon shop,
CRESCO = $50 IOWA.
Would respectfully say that he is prepared
TO give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing in all its branches.
One or more experienced horse-shoers
constantly employed to give particular at
tention to that department.
Plows repaired promptly and eatisfac.
tion guaranteed lnSlm6
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SURGEON DENTIST.
All operations in Dentistry promptly and
satisfactorily attended to.
Office in Brick Block ever Hanchett's 8
hardware store. s.a (n26v9tf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-08

CoRoNER's INQUEST Coroner Whiting held
an inquest yesterday morning on the body OF
Emanuel Joseph, a white man, who was found
dead on board the steamer Christiana. Mr.
Joseph was pilot Of Savannah, and guest OF
the captain of the ChrisIana. He came to this
city with tho Forest City Club, and also for the
purpose of inspecting the pilot boat now build
ing by Mr.. F. NJ. Jones. MIR. Joseph was with
the steward and others on board up to o'clock
Sunday evening, when he retired. The steward
returned to the boat about A. NJ. yesterday,
and found MIR. Joseph at the bottom OF the
forward companions way, with his head against
the panel and his feet on the stairway. He
was then quite dead, though the, body was still
warm. The supposition was that he had come
or deck during the night for some purpose,
and in returning had missed his footing and
fell down the companion-way. BE was in his
night-clothes, and from the position of the
body had evidently fallen the whole length OF
the stairs, the head being against the panel
ing, and the neck broken. The jury rendered a
verdict in accordance with the facts above men
toned. Mr.. Joseph leaves wife and four
children in Savannah.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUcyJoN SALES THIS DAY.

: JOHN G. M11NoR & Co. will sell, at !! I!
O'Clock, at their auction salesroom, NO. los
: q. W. SrEFrENs & Go. will sell at halt-past
O'Clock. in front of their store, Vendue Range
DIvSU, MM3,naAN | l. Son will sell at 10 o'clock, be-
fore their store, No. % Vendue Range, fur
niture, mattresses, &c:
T. nj, CATER VIII sell at ee.que-iers-past
9o'clock, on Browns wharf, t:itter, lard, &c.
r. 4 4. P. CALDWELL will sell at half-past
o'clock, in front of their store, No. 80 East Bay,
bacon sides, smoked beet, &c.
Of their stores, Vendue Range, hams, strips,
&C., 30.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, in his
store, corner of King and Liberty streets, dry
goods, clothing, &c.