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Family Sewing Machine !
commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1
In thall, on
Thursday, the goth day OF July, 1869,
At my once on Fourth street, Wh5elinr.
West Virginia, In accordance With a dtcree
q the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West
Virginia, made and entered on the lith day
OF June, sB9, In q cause In chRneery pend.
Ing In said Court, wherein John N, Ball IL
complainant and Oliver WRllace's admins.
traitor Ct utS are respondents, proceed 10 a..
certain and report 70 the said Court
la: The debts against the estate Of Oliver
wallace, decd, and whether liens or not,
and the priorities Of tho liens, and their
"a. The estate len by said Oliver Wallace,
whether real and psrsonal, aud the valne
81. whether or not the rents and pruEiIs
thereof will pay the debts in tlVe yCRFS.
4Lh. To settle the accounts Of the AcininIE-
trRtorS, and the value OF tho wid0W'a dover
In the real estate LEFT bT said Oliver Nil.
lace, and such other matters As may appear
70 mo pertinent and proper or shah W re.
qulred by any party IN this papse
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court.
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WIN. Il. MATr1NaLY,
DRs. L1uHTHtLL &RE1p:

GENTLRWEN:-1t affords me pleasure 70
attest 70 your skill, In the reatment OF your
several SpeciRlueS. have been afflicted
with CatatIh. General Debility, and Indi,
geStloni (DySpepslR,l for twenty yean, and
clans before, and received no benefit, but
your treaLm ent has proved o success In my
case. make this statement for the benefit
Of Others, and would advise ali who are
atnlcted a9 was 70 give the Doctor u call.
Respectfully yours,
k.P. sTEED, Attorney.
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Notice of Dissolution:

Notlce OF Dissolution:
No1I0E Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN tee partnership heretofore existing M
tween Donald Forbes and James q, Hawlev.
under the nfm name Of Forbes a HRWiey'
Vas dRsolyed on the 18th Inst, and Donald
E ~ r u me only member 'oI the late aim
St,,1 y, e. hawiey. authorised 70 settle the
49,, }ll % JAR. L. HAwLEY,
Jylo'H DONALD FOkBEA
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DR., JOHNSON.

Member OF the Royal College OF surrsou.
London, Graduate 0I one VI The mos emu.
nsnt Colleges Ii the United States, and Inc
greater pRlt OF whose Lie nas been spenL IN
hit nOspltNlB OF LouuOn, FnrlB, thllAiit,l uIIa
and elsewhere, has eilScted some VI tho iIISi
astonishing cures that we're ever Known.
many uUuDIeI with ringing IN tie head AMI
ears when asleep, great NERVOUSNESS, DsiuS
ALARMED VI Eudu6n sounds, pAAhluLnSsa, with
frequent blnShlng, attended sometime Win
arrangement " niud, were CURED lmmU.
uiRtely.
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TAKE rARTIUULAR NOr1CE.
YOUNG MEN

VINO have Injured themselves by o.rla,u
practice, lnu1lged IN when alone i ha6IL Il,,.
Quently letlEn e0 from evil mpanionS. ar nj
schOO!, The effects Of which are nixntiy IeII,
even when aAleep, andI Il not cured, randsrs
marriage possible, and destroys IN d Ininn
and Doly, should apply immediately.
What pity thRtN young man, The nuuuu,
his country, the pride VI his parents. siltltiid
be SnaLcued nom all prospects aud enljV.
menus III Ing ny the consequence of usVIn.
ting nom tic path OF naLuIs, and inIiuiv,n,,
N y certain beOret hRblt. Such per,OusInnSi
before contemplating .I-''1 r = =
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a. D D. REID of the above nrm WILDE found
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DISEASES OF IAIpKUDENCkl,
DR. HNBTOM.

once Ao.7 South Frederick street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore Street,
IeW uoora nom the corner, Fail not 10 Of
serve the name and number,
- NO letters received unless post palIKl.
eSo n1tana stamp 70 30 used on tne reply
tonR, #'sa 10 - : - 'T'-7'1S - Ntt44P'
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The Doctors DIPLOMA HAND III Ind nIftns
ENDORSEMENT OF THE pRFRs

1HR7HN4 VI TIE FHEBH,
The many Thousands cured nj thI. D,,,,,
l9hment within the Last twenty yeSns 'sNd
Lne n1neroos important surgical OpcTRtions
perotmed BY ID. Johnston, WltnessefI ~ tha
Iepoften OF 1he Sun and many other papefS
HnHtS et soi when nave appeared again and
~ gentleman Of character aud reSuET1ass
Dlny u q snnedent guarantee 70 the tilcted
mArlB-ly
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MARRIAGE,

ronect that sound mind and body ara H..
most necessary requisites TO pFomoIs cOnnn,
Dial happiness. Indeed; without theSseitSe
journey through LIE becomes a wlsSTT. Mi.
ErlmaEei the prospect hourly darkens 10 IN.
view, LIE nIlnu becOnea shAIloWelI Win ~.
SPAR and nIled with the melauchoIv 'TtsSte
non that tne happiness OF another bSc0HS1
bughted with our own, =, - a.
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mr. JOHNSON has discovered the most
~ Certain, Speedy, and only EfiOctuRl
remedy In the World for WOH.kneRI of No
Baok or LiInla, striOturea, Affections Of IN
Kidneys and bladder, involuntary DiBchRF.
geB, lmpotency, General Debility Nervous.
nGiS, DySpepalA, Languor, Low splrltA, Con.
f1Al0n Of ideas, PAlpltAti0n Of tho Heart,
IImidity, Trembling, DlmnOB Of Sight Of
GlddlnOli, Disease Of the Head, Throat, NoSa
or skin, Affections OF the Liver, LunRS,
Stomach or BoWelB-thos0 TerriblO Disorder
RriAIng nom solitary Habits Of Youth-6OcreI
and solitary practices more fAtal 70 their vic.
OF Ulysses, bllRhIlnR thoiF most bTilllaut
hope4 or anuapauons, rendering marriage
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Married PeryonS, or Young Men conIe,n
Weaknes, Organic Debility, DaiOrinlIea
speedily cured,
He VINO places himSelf under the care q,
Df, J. may r0llgl0uRly c0nnd0 Ia his hOuOI
% gentleman, and confidently rely upon
hiA 6klll ~ physician.
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9pocl94ly who have become the victims OF
5onLAIy Vice, that dreadful and doStructiyu
nAplL WMch annually sweeps 70 an untimeiy
GIAvH tnonSanaA Of Young Men OF the mOsl
might otherwise have OntrAno0d iISit,T,,,,s
Senators with the thundOn Of eIoQuence.tIf
walked 70 ecstAcy the living Tyre, NAV al
with full confidence, S''''
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amnnementn.


THE ITALIAN OPERA.-The subscription list for
the season OF Italian OPERA announced to commence
on Monday next, will close to-day, and tomorrow
the regular sale OF tickets for single performances
will begin at Trumpler's and at the Academy Of
are offered ought TO induce the musc-lovng public
OF Philadelphia TO take advantage OF the brief oppor
tInisy now remaining to patr9nlze an elegant and
fine list OF artists, including new tenor, who Is
spoken Of as one OF the very best that has ever
visited this country The repertoire will include the
most popular Italian works, in addition TO Rossnis
great opera OF William Tell and Ferrari's opera of
Ar THB CHEsNUT the great popularity Of the
dramatizaton Of Dickens Christmas Carol has in
'duced the management TO continue its performance
for the present. and to postpone Champagne Step
6y Step which was announced for this evening. The
play now on the boards under the title of Christmas
IcDe; or The Miser'S Dred1H Is very effective enter
tanment for the holiday season, and is well worth
seeing.
other new play as in preparation. The Press, which
appears to be posted about this work, refers to 1t
this morning as follows:-
at is announced The Days We Lfce IN; CO
PPd in yo acts BY % member Of the S, S III ia
re Days, etc, will be worthy Of truthful praise We
Of fellow jOuTnast newspapsE man however is just
bad very probable his contemporaries viii have the
frankness to say So"
AT THR WALNUT Miss Bateman will personate
on On Monday @ next Watts Phillips military drama OF
appointments, apr I and effects This piece achieved
great popularity in London when 1t was originally
performed there, and It is said TO be OF more than
usually Interesting character. The management OF
the Walnut are making great preparations to place
it on the stage in superior style, and to make its
representation perfect as possible.
Ar THE ARCH the dramatzation of Dickens novel
OF ttle Dorrit, by Mrs. K. d. Wallace, will be
peated this evening.
AT DUPREz a. BENEDICTs OPERA HOUSE an
amusing minstrel performance will be given this
evening.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE the
funny Christmas pant0mime and other entertaining
features announced for this evening.
SIGNoR BLITZ and his son VIII exhibit theil
magical wonders this afternoon and evening at the
Assembly Building
"KwEBR KoMPANY."--Mr. b. +. Duane, whose
very amusing entertainment entitled "Ninety Min
utes in Kweer Kompany" attracted so much atten
ton few weeks since at Natatorium Hall, will re
peat Ii, with number OF new features tomorrow
evening, at the Amateur Drawing room, on Seven
teenth street, above Chestnut Mr.. Duane is genuine
humorst and his songs and chit-chat are in an emi
neut degree entertaining.
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DIED.

BANCROFr.-On the 9th instant, Captain DANIEL
BANCROFT, in the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and General
Wayne Lodge, No. 126 l. o. of o. F. respectfully in
vted to attend tine funeral from his lats residence No
4 German street. Thursday morning the Both instant
at IL o'clock To proceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
GRAMBO.-On the 9th instant, HENRY GRAMBO,
in the 6lst year of his age.
The relatives male friends family invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No l4
Csmac street, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock -
LEATHERMAN.- the 25th instant. Mrs. ANN o..
wife of John Leatherman.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
husband. No 1888 N Sixteenth street, Thursday
ing, the 30tn iustar I, at 10 o'clock -"
TRANER-On the 26th of December, Mrs NANCY
TRAINER in the 6lst year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family also Friendship
Grove No. L. i. D.; Washington Couclave, No l. ID of
NJ. Lincoln Association, No g. p and Lily of the Valley
Lodge No g M L. respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence, No. 5 Mckle street.
Camden, N. j., on Thursday December 30 at O'Clock.
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JEwE1aY-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL 8. Second
reet has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
ne ever and Silverware in the city Purchasers can
reIv upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
nrioe which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all Varieties and at all
prices visit to his store Is sHre to result In pleasure
and profit
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WILLIAM WI. ALTER.

To WHOM 1T MJoNCERN.-Hav you ever befouled
YOUR grey hair wihe yscd dyes worse preparations
offered substitl II So they disgust you, OF course
but let not that pint from using PHALoNs VIrAIA
on SALVATION feTHE HAIR which is clear and harm
less water IN apects agreeable, and effects the de
sired object thoroty and satisfactorily
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fine ewelry and Silverware IN the city furcnasers c
reIv upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
prioe which cannot equaed He also has large stock
~ American Western Watches in all varietos and at all
prices visit his store is sare to result In pleasure
and profit
Asa HOLIDAY GIFT nothing coul be moro approp'
ate than Singer Family Sewing Machine. To be had
upon easy terms at No. iiO6 ohesnut street
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
SrSaER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
TEN Do1I.ARs CASH. Balance in monthly instalments
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
RryppEn OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men. Women. and
Children can be had retail at the very lowest prices
Coodyear's manufacture old stand, No. SOS Chestnut
street, lower side.
CRoyFR BAKER's ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MA
CHIMES also their SHUTTLE or "LooK" STITCH SEWING
MAcHsEs may be obtained during the Holidays on very
easy terms salesrooms No. $50 Chestnut street.
oAnpour first sale of Paintings will take place Janu-
ary and T. Persons wishing to contribute must nave
them in this week. ID. oCoII' IN'
No. 1il7 Chestnut street,
Girari Row,
NEW YEARS PR ESEN 7 s
AT
WANAMAKER s. BROWNS.
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DRY FEEr--e most effectual way of guarding ones
health is to keehe feet dry and that only be done
by the Of ia Rubber Ovsrshoes, and the ince.
ment season is "a u.s. we would advise readers to
buy none but thest quality, which can onlybe had at
GoopxEARs H,quarters No. 3O8 Chestnut street, south
aide, PHILADELPHIA
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Rrrpprp OyERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women. and
Children can be had retail at the lowest prices
Coodyear's manufacture, old stand No. 3OS Ohesnut
street, lower side
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ONE CoLD AFR ANOTHER will. with many constitu.
eutons securely eablsh the seeds of Consumption in
the system. The in need of remedy will find in
JAYNEs ExPEcTolST always prompt, thorough, and
efhoacious. Sold eSrywhere.
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HARLEIGH IARLEIGH. HARLEIGH.-PURE
HARD LEHIGpoAI, LoRBERRY, sHAMoKIN,
AND WHITE N SOHUYLKILL COAL.
OFFIOE, SIA AND SPRING GARDEN
STREETS DOT, NINTH STREET (No 957).
BELOW GIRARAVENUE.
WILLIAM W. ALTER.
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matter ttdf pretert be assigned
goods ,ce UiH sell lorer than tLe lo,oest
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. No sis SIs MARKET MARkET STREET, STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
TIE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAI.-Hostetter's United
States Almanac for 1870 for distribution gratis through
out the United States and all civilized countries of the
Western Hemisphere is ready for distribution, and
all who wish to understand the true philosophy of health
should read and ponder the valuable suggestions
tains In addition to an admirable medical treatise
the prevention. of great variety of dis
cases. it embraces large amount of information interest
ing to the merchant the mechanic the miner the farmer
the planter and professional man. the calculations
been made for such meridans and latitudes
most suitable for correct and comprehensive NATIONAL
CALENDAR.
nature uses. and extraordinary sanitary effects of
HosTETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs, the staple tonic and
alternative OF than half the Christian world fully
forth in its pages which also nterspersed with
pictorial illustrations valuable recipes the household
farm anecdotes and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected Among
tho Annuas appearing with the opening of the this
is Of the most useful and may be had for the asking
The propretors, Messrs Hostetter Smith, receipt of
stamp will forward copy by mail to any per-
son who procure in his neighborhood. The
BrrTERs sold in city town, and village and
extensively used throughout the entire civilized world
SuyNYsDE- -ORIGnsALFRE.PIAcE STOVE AND WARN,
Am FURNACE CoMBrED-The only Fire Place Stove ever
nyened that viii the in which it is situated
All others fail in that particular.
Welave embodied in TIE SUESYsIDE all the LATEST
and KNOWN PRINCIPLES OF consuming coal with Eoo
and have discarded all the numerous imperfectons
chat being used in the Baltimore and New York Fire
Plaoo Heaters.
THE SUNNYsIDE will produce MORE WARM AIR with
FUEL than any other Stove and is acknowledged by
all who using them, to be SUPERIOR EVERY PARrI
CUIAR the Baltimore and New York FuePaoe Heaters,
which thy had heretofore used.
DO no, be deceived by misrepresentation in regard
TIE 6UNYsDE but call and examine it and the large
number testimonials from those who have them in
which vii convince person Of its superiority to all
others. at he Warming and Ventilating Warerooms Of
GEORGE P. SHoCH Co.,
No. 83s N. Second street.
FRkoH AND FkGLIsH CASHMERE PANTS
dade to Order,
4 Sl2 and Sl4.
similar rductth on all Measured and Ready ymadt
IN CHARLES STOKES
No. S24 Chestnut street,
Under Continental Hotel.
ONE Coin AF1R ANOTHER WILL with many constitu
Gutons securely tablsh the seeds of Consumption il
the system. The in need of a remedy will fad ii
JAYNEs ExPEcrolST one always prompt thorough, ant
oa..cious Sold eyrywhara
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ASA HOLIDAY GIFT nothing oouli be more hpprop'i
ate than Singer Family Sewing Machine. To be haC
upon easy terms at No. tlO5 Ohesnut street.
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CITY ITEMS.
You CAN Buy
BETTER


BETTER
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
BENNETT d Co.,
THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE.
No matter icdt preteI be assigned sacrificing
goods, zoe UiN sell lOcer than the Ioicest.
REMEMBER PLACE,
No. SD MARKET STREET,
No. 5l9 MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH SIXTH.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
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GpovpR A. BAKrRs ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MA
cHIsEs also their SHUTTLE on "LooR" STITCH SEWING
MACHINES may be obtained during the Holidays on very
Easy terms Salesrooms, No $50 Chestnut street.
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FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
StNaER's FAMILY SEWING MAcH1NEs,
TEN DOLLARS CASH. Balance in monthly instalments
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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New Map efI2 so1Te Ceunty.

WV M~R u ~ SU110 OoUmVs
We, the undersigned, hsvs szAnined maps Of
Osls aad other countiss.in ~ state of Illinois,
compiled and published BY Thompson Bros, Of
Elgin, Illinois, who propose getting rr similar
one Of IL Bale county. We take pleasure in
recommending these gentlemen and their enter
prize to every resident Of this county. We con-
slider the specimens shown us superior to any we
have ever seem. L. Sale county has long need
cd an sceurste map Of this character Showing
as this = proposed to, every farm in the county,
With the issess's aams ploialy engraved vpsn Il,
We hope every cjsizen Of the county viii give it
his support-sc thst La Sale may have map
that WIN truthfully s,present the county aaa
O. II. Hook Cirsuit Clerk; T., s. Bowen,
County Treasurer; w. +. Whitmors, Surveyor;
w. NJ Taylor, Clerk Supreme Court ID. F.
Hit, County Surveyor; Walter Good, Sheriff;
Edward Eames, J. o. GaossEs Charles Blanchard,
Thbs. Clancy, A. b Smith, 9. H Hays, William
Osmsn, Free Trader; r. G Webster, La Sale
Press; A. b. MOORE County Clerk > Julius
Avery @. w. Bernhard, r. Terry, B. U. Cook,
Member Of Congress; L. Elisl g. Co.. Bull q
Toilet, G. 8. Miller, Kosyis. Newstadt, Police
Magistrate; John Forristel, Police Magistrate
Willis NJ Hit, p. X. Bshpsnd, A. Sternfel. Il
w are pleased With thsspecipeps Of the maps
shown us ,.,3 MA N, sr1 =. p. CATION,
ste y 8. LELAND.
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whits Pine.

|. Wh1e0t Pine. 80 s
There 10 almosts fever growing up anssg
old Californians a. wen - others of an adven-
tarous turn, in this region, over the report Of
marvellous discoveries Of silvsri in the White
Pine country in Nevada. rms reports sound
very much like the Frazier river reports few
years ago, and may have no better foundation.
At all events, the so-callsd White Pine district
ID comparatively small, and = reports from
that region say there win b 81, 900 old Cali.
fornia and Nevada miners On the ground BY
the first Of June, there would seem to be little
chance for emigrants from the states. Besides,
man going to White Pine with the expecta-
ton Of making money, win need more than
enterprise and muscle. Silver mining Is some
thing very different from placer digging in.
the earlier days in California. There the chief
capital man needed was muscle. The strong
arm tnat could WELD the pick and handle the
shovel, had the advantage. But silver min
ing needs capital. Shafts must b. sunk, tun.
nels opened, mills erected, with an the ma
chinery and appliances to separate the
sulphures from the rock and the pure ore.
Many thousands must be invested before
dollars return can be looked for. This IL the
business Of capitalists, not Of poor msn SEEK
ing TO make their fortunes and with capital
lists the question will be naturally, team I In
vest my money to better advantage, and with
surer returns in these mines in the wilds Of
Nevada, than in enterprises nearer home ~
We can call to mind but one or two instances
in which Ottawa capital has been risked in
mining stock beyond the Rocky Mountains,
and in each instance certainly with no very
profitable results. aesap es
A trip to Nevada, however, Is not what it
used to be. A man gathering up . few hum
dred dollars, can 60 to Nevada, look around,
and return possibly within month. To those
who can afford to risk few hundred on
trip to that region, the pleasures Of the jour
ney in May or June would 10 no mean com.
pensation, though the trip might otherwise
be proitless.
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w:4AH11n..p7eEf

,1asteaeAE saer> oIaSs14l
RELIEF
The Senate having adjourned, and By. the act
Pssta ~ cgStAgl Fef4stle Pssf1
dsnt and his ministers felt such relief that they
1artsd on sxsas1isps u different directions out
a the city. Grant went to village called Laa-
1sl,, wAses hsmgtana3a,,sd his tihs in plsasapt
co6vefsS WIN General Lee, invffng the great
.seel, .. they sspsr i to visit him ct the
White House.
Tho senAse having rejected four Of Grants
foreign appoihhsas, Il Is understood he win
send, Gen. Stalls lnstsad q Sanford, rsjssted)
p Spain. y Russell Jonss to Belgium. Blow, Of
g. Lssia QnstsaA q Pils) 10 Brazil, and ssnsscr
Carlisle to Sweden, In spite Of his rejection by
TIE Senatesas1 laoQ 20 ssx9A Or
CUBAN MATTERS. SOD
The Cnbanp government having 90 promptly
aoceded TO Al the demands Of the Amsrican Con-
sul General ia the matter Of the liberation Of the
Iissis Major prisoners and the return Of the brig
Mary Lowell, the President has given up all idea
d any hostile demonstrations in that direction.
=, w Sp-nl.n .nl'ssr On aonssy e..n'
~ 49, sns .,.'e uep.f'lmen1' .n'' n'' 1ni0l-i
mon ,OA'e. . .aas .ns iA.a1.s. wete elo~
- 1870, .A0 .u-s 'ae su'no1i''s' W..e pssn'
~ M nv 'ns 1n'sl'ol ,no.e .anoiy 'n.n
''o'- N'lA''' AA A'' ' 0esn ''n' "
: ~ 49, ~. q so. ..lsg BEDS ~
- -. = - !, 49,
= 80 - '-' r,', 0p'Ao' - any
!. .e'''cn OF vonsre@. during the session OF tho
q C,. ..st,
,..v,i,. to- -. r. ~. ~.
- 60. Y:N,N,
~ 49,. r.. - ..,e -.I:.. -
,,,,.s.o. xs...e - go "a -.;.s;..
oEn ~, 80, -. :,
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JESSE L, HrNMAN, Of Farm Ridge, makes
an eloquent little speech in the last Ottawa
Repsblican, and announces himself as can
didatc for the Office OF county treasurer. He
Claims support on the ground Of being an old
Jackson democrat, an advocate Of free trade,
direct taxation, hard money, &c. VI
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james st. Clair Bsal, . young LAWYER 81 Lacon,
formerly partner Of Col. Dioksy and rssidsat
Of this eitN has bssa appsintsa and conlzn:a
q Secretary Of Legation TO Mexico. Jeems IL .
good fellow, barring his radical politics, and Il
he escapes the lariat Of the grsassrs on his way
to the city Of tho Nontezumas, viii doubtless
perform his duties to the satisfaction Of the
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The aaseman, the new radical sspsr ut
Springfield, 70 ppbliah which company VIZ in.
corporsted By the late lssislature, Il 10 be ~
organ Of the new radical tsmpsraass pstty Of
this state. Itis not true that the company has
bought out the Chicago Rsplblican, and intend
to move that establishment to Springfield.