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i -vj i.- iged f. . ! i. trjiius.isl, and we have n•
.. : a i ticket w;;! -.e seU-oti-vL which the
• - le .e. It t . I *r-c Ly an ove: whelming ma
ny at the 5 i
From r.ke's Peak.
The news from Pike's Peak is anything ’
: . r ill I■ : cI. ae . I •ir P sand
•, igrant are returng a <*ar ur-g .■-n.
a:. 1 threats arc made against th-fse who have
Wea instrumental in getting tip the e\v teineut..
Vi’e are nut disari' .ia'i'.! iri the t-‘ b.gi ■ - •!
the scarcity of ro: !, f*r we it-, vev t . ■ -. ! *re-! ■
its existence in Kansas, to ar y extent,
it-. ,re than doubtful. a:, i l ave done r j art t.. '
diss ;a.,!e those who had !ct< r:..t:.ei! *• th.-
Elephant,” before anything reliable could '*■
]. arned from the gold regiott*. There are rle<
of horrible suffering ait 1 starvation, which we
},epe will prove as greatly exaggerated as have
the rejKjrls of the discoveries of rich depots.ts of
S' 1J -
The F>*:.ei<;v New*. —The ..'rvnship Asia,
which arrived as Now >rk <e. the-sth, brought
Liverpool dates to the ITh in-‘ He give n
synopsis of her news in another col umn. N til -
ing of iioportanee had transpired at the at of
war. Napoleon had am veil at fb -noa nr 1 was
received With consideraide enth* s asm. Lag
lain!, thi-ngh procuring her neutrality, cot;tiir.es
her warlike p: epara.. He. ns does also I’rass.a.
There a: e lie.-di rniiioias ol trouh.e in Iu: ney.—
The Austrians c .ni. . ne to fall L..c r. but for what
oh 1 ct d..es not it j* j * .*.r.
MoßeNkw l’in:i;s—l miaii < 'h' ft* the name
of anew paper jii-t start*- ! at Tomah, Monroe
Cos., bv J. K. Averill. The t h'f is well eTecii
te<l, is Democratio in p iitn-s, .and o:nl icted
with ahilily.
The Milwaukee r by It K Hale, it
Cos. is received. It is is Nhe pn!!*s!iei! senn
nionthly, in*.sly devoted to adveitis.ng, and cir
culated 'jraluil > -T/.
The Uurliugloa QiU tie. polished at Darling
ton, Kucine C*> , !>y il. . i'helps is r*.*-etved.
It is independent in politics, well [ tinted, an 1
bids lair t.• lie a pet in .. •nt publicat. a.
The t ’.rant County I. n.e.vs, l*y J. .San dm > m
La.sjast made is appearance, from i.a.icitsUr.
f' iLI. <•: rat I. v On*-si Mil’.vi :< •• Ti It
The l.aCt* -e and .Milwanki *- Kail: -i ! was -•!■!
on Saturday, the tllst ir.st,, nu*fer a t..rr-. . ,
to Mr. Bakxks. Trustee f*i the H ii 1 M
Doiidh* l.icrs. It was knocked down to him I> r
the sum of .otlli.thDJ, which i- supp*. Ito ’
tlie amount *l' Third Mortgage Bonds ... s’.a 1-
ing. Tne sale w pcs out the title f ;*e ..';
Company to the road, the Trustee for tl. I'ldni
Mortgage DfeadiV ld ■; S p : ci.a .1 the
e.jility and rcdenij>ti..iu
Axi th 1-R Hahkas CuKi’f-.—There was an ar
rest of a !.native slave at Zain'sville, Ohio, uf.-w
days since, and a negro name*! Johnson was af
terwards arrested on a charge of a* f einp’ing to
rescue the slave, and was taken to Ci.i. l; pi hv
th.r Deputy Marshal. A\ e now learn from th*
Cleveiaml l!craid that a writ ot Habeas Corpus
has l eva granted by Judge Drinker! :f. of tin
State Supreme Court, tin ! the he.n ,ng s, j f.*r th.
25th, at tTdnnil.us, at which time the hearing
the
Brother Bliss thinks, and i. rv j>-.p. rlv, too.
that “Pump i arpenter ” sliouid lie doing the
printing under li e “ basis ” [e. pared hi him
fr tie State- It's rather hard on the part ot
the J'ri ■. .... to aecuse ns **! wrong in our t n
tract. when its editor knows that we were the
“ luiv.it bidder” under the bidding calc dated
upon a basis prepa-ed by the editor of that
paper; and that we are readv. and have bee:
f .in th fi.st, to do t‘ e State*oik Under ti...
bid Akiif .<■ .i J '.tiro t.
Mi. know nothing .f the “basis” undei
whirl, tb.e public punting is being done ; 1 ut
of this we are certain that no man can do th t
w i*i i. a Mr. hosts I,d i.ml make .' pay n. ...
*'**'•, v *'■ nt:ng it ihtTerenlly f.otu .
usual m *de of counting w.uk l*y Iknr.tcrs . ;■*
t. is fact Mr. I , .r:;vn i was avvarc " e; he
t K)k tue Wotk t * do, ; :.■; it ;. i...5,n
1 a;p-; it ie his 1
lives up to I.is coat;act. we certainly have no
disyvositioa to acccs e him of wroug. though he
tii&kcE Limsitii rich in the op. ration.
■re O: Kai.tx Hi ctltu. —The Cincinnati
i learns that application has be.a „ J r
to J.. Ice Sc.*; r. . ; :!fe Sup- me C, for writs
1 '
La,\. un. m !.,i were last week s.•. -1
I Icitl.v.id, t.. true and imprisonment for pnrtici
pa.o n i.i t; e rescue .1 ;i fugitive slave. Ti,.
v grasled, and
the L. ... t ..;
cHiao i>i* W ; . t . * .
I * 1 N IA \ c ► ~ J. I
• " i r !:c * in *e '*
Dounty Judge of Milwa k.v. . i the
''' : :
"he Milwaukee papers a!! o- , .
t-i Ala. S'-;; n, as a gent!. ■
and Will ti:-. J f.r the . tl'ce,
-*■ S ’ S "■ i ' '. ■ A.: . .
1
Kasdajj m las] t sof Kl
t rosso and M.-sissippi i. ulroad I' -mpanv.
.. ' " ' -
.. al.teiers, 1 as been i-0.-nmnted S..i
■ ; - ■' and olb in the pout
and the iru. hanged t. t!, e lU :U vi .n./ L ._
-**ll. tne cxiii .-I his natural 1
** J * J- 1 -oner, of Jack- .vole. ’ -
* . ,
JoonJ, of Aliiwaukde. to discuss uag.,
jecis lae latu-r gentleman cuabeageii
Id U* Ueft grepa iai . - , .
doctriues of the Ep.siN.jcit Church. Mr. Turner
accepts and the “ Richmond " to Jack
i*d*i \ utC 1 .
r:y.*nSt l',v i fbr the 1: cm veara ,- - '
- •—t* 10
v*. j.s f I • !S: -..cs Rrunia AcgUal -*
'.JR, f -■*-• :< ;* d* 1 n*s in the f.il
s % 'JW*. . a-;** w this Government
i fe'-V r- 'tr* >iu CV of a gen. ral war
i- : *s- 'l' *'' ■*'*'''■■
>1 , rs p .: .'♦fa u- wj!?ut figlit ei
• r . U. •>t r Frame, I* t vyi.at
u , ’. be I ’ hat cUT v tferi -
t ■ ..i . <r.• 1 1:. ; y 0..' i .> ad*.
s , - .1 a , . xatibn. on this continent.
■ '>*'. Earopo are engro—id at
gicol s >u ■he a ten ■ L
.. . broken the Administration will
v * the jv-s. is ~>i of Cuba, Central
N tlicea Mexico . I
Nati ....
y. Il with . sand
•a’i -f 1 party. It is and I ; .
.; a; 0p.i....ns colic.„Ly pniuoauced !.. ;. c I'r. s- .
i t. . re is a stronger mot.* e s ,: ”. The :
I ... : i-s of N.-gj ial 'Dcm ~— v might
1 i , . .'**:: i . i its c!<*ss pros*.ect s : or.*■ *Vc 1
i I m the t e ...... !;*■■■ ; . -Re remote tut:.re. by
- r.es of- -s; K ;. 1 l.fjlba? t mbitmv ami
naval exp! its. Tiicse considerat tons are t o
! d.e-.bT, re-. -L. I daily, iu the Cabinet Councils
a? 'Vasb. gt -i.
The w * f.ireigu i-oli,-y of r!ie partv. inrln i
. g-t M *i:- and >c - ri!!(- a-. the Os'. :.d M.ini
; s'... j s i huge lie. .ii less physical f ■ ve is sob
- ‘ ' -I c tl i- . ... ■ circrii loc it rv m--
g Cia'i.-n s which live been hitherto em; 1 yed.
bar. tae pa-’y haw become so ahi.-ct • *
. .-. e i >s’tic-1 •-dnjr’>>f-c.f preservari-i!i if it *1 -
'■\ "pi n us ■ -
rest;amt* vvhi.'h treaties, justice and pair.
n.ight in-.p-se. wil! :i r. w.- a>e disr -• J to think,
s -r; itisfy i-nibarrass its nvoveir. -ut-. Wc s‘ all,
then-fire, ext ?r. -n-'e no - ;r; rise, if we shall
- ■ ■ inns of the offlcifil ; -
gar.s *' the I'. sj t..- •h. •- si’ee Icn are - I
i •erv-o;;t.on ir: the .affairs ~f !Ji-x..- > that a wimh
is ; d-tr of rages l.avc h.-en re-.'.-litlv p rpe
t.- iii-i bv- the Sjianish orr. a!s in (’ .ha, and
tint a.:v heigi-r e-.-t .mne ■ of vvrot.g 1.-otn H at.
cuart.-r w-;i< 4 d< iterv t*. the naliaiial
honor and preiudicia! to the 'iati.m il interests.
The vnr-crv w.ndd !• tiKe-l. and if all things
c- n favoraf.lv, the next I'lesidenlia! i-lct
ti.tghr be eani'-d in the s’ornv and smoke of haf
; by the war party. The campaign would be
• liri-.-ted as mrtel', against the He|mblioau pfirtr
as aga.nst the foreign enemy.
The Tliot at Tiu St TERtOR Mixes. Jo-
Ei-n hrixsMvx has placed ia our hands a cojiy
of the rs ipei mr -I later extra, containing an ac
count of the not on the 24th of April, which re
sniT.-d in the death of Mr, Johns ■> Tn;.:;;u,,
f. to which \vy glean thq i illowmg jiartic .La:>;
'** An alrsnrd nati.*: il antipathy between cer
tain pewvms of the Cornish and frtsh elements
of our pipiffation began to show itself in the
course of th.- afierlioou, by disputes at the various
dm>king Itoos.-s.
I in- day being very fine, a great m.mv peo
jdv; were coiiectfcd in groups about the drink
ing Imii-i -and in the streets o* itosend lie, and
adjoining villages. A man named Uva.x was
seen vvilh an axe, coming along one of the
-tree's, and suddenly to rush iijs.ii a group of
[•ei.' iu.s who were in cor,versa:nm—and to aim
a blow aX one ol them. It apj. irenl Iv missed
•he person lor wl.-.m K was intended, or rather
i - was dodged by ium; I t in descei. ling, the en
tire blade -so k lino the back ol JIM; I- m i.-r
--ib. ami . ..mpletci v .severed liie spmai column
ine jh of young man tell upon his (dee—was
, carried into tie* house ot Mr. John 1 horn is. and
expired in the Course ol a tew minutes, having
uttered big a lew incoherent words after re:eiv
-1 ng the total blow.
As the in vv- of lh>: vmtrage spread rapidly,
lie Ji iends and country iiicit of the deceased
galheied in eon*nßv.i do nauib. rs and tlie ex
cileaient became intense. ,ts is too freij nent I v
the case under sin'il ir circums .mces,thi- ginitv
; party was nd .wed to esc-ape-, with searc. lv an
an effort to detain him, and the vt'iige-.uice
vvt and had be-n e-siu.ul .iv him was turned up
on h.s c-,untry iiu-ti, wiili little dmertniin.Vion.
..•; ,a- matters . ■ to pre
'••lff '■■■■• ...r as;— e-t. retreated to the drink
......... . ...
a'.cly ti.R .by into;iated men, who, after
a ne spot .ate .ggle, took posse'sioii of Uie low
er pui I *-f the bin ding, and drove several ot the
j occupants up stairs. Tlie destruction ot Ibe
Luii.iing now commenced. The windows and
>; .ms a. c t —by !>*-.i .-a in, and s,■ t he* hev-.s—
- to. and V\ , 1 .i; i by o. ertnri.ing ;; stove* nj-ou a
| M-.-u wen? stationed o>-‘ side with chibs. 1 stones
I - i: . ti.’, - to til tae it the occupants wln-n
| they show.-1 attempt to e- ape. As the smoke
i am! flames becaiiu: sntTucatir.g Tlie men jumped
-• •' t'n pj er story windows to the ground,
where these they were instantly as-aih-d with
tasil - ol every de-wripti m t mi gli only t.wo
of them were s-;-ioi.sly injured. One of* those
would l ave got away bad it not been that a
large N e.vt.-midland eh-g outrun the ni-ih and
sei *. and the escaping man. being neitaken lie
wa' beaten until he was left for dead. A.n her
was Knocked ilov. u and beaten unit! b;e was
' id --. o ‘ 1 Is-ext: act. but only seven persons
injury, nml it is thought Hurt all wHI ’recover.
A considerable nuiiiber.liowever, received small
er injuries.
I'.-a re building was entire!*.- destroyed
bv tire, the officers ~| the adjacent ’milus wa re
■ —m tin- ground and succeed, and in preventing
l urther violence. Tim* wounded were taken to
-he pr- J-cr lue.;-es au. la* tendril bv Dr. i’ Jalm.. r
1 he and. ceased was a young n.an ol excellent
; ehar.icter, from Canibourne. Horn wall. England.
He was strictly temper.-ge in lis habits. His
age Was 25 years. He was buried on .Monday
on tl.e northern bluff'. The funeral being atlen
vKai by a large concourse of penj 1.
The State Priuting.
Si: ce the return of Governor Barnhill f: • m
'he e,i--, he lias, aftei i:;q .iring the mci.t., :
a * it o| ’lie S
! ■ • idited i.i* !er the joint U'-d of ;...
L.-gisla*, re,‘addressed the following note the
' ■ ’ .j troite., s-..gg,.:i,.g to that officer to
*' c. ; i;.-:ru* imis of the L- gislutt;re
i * : * 1 a ah: i:,g sucll •- ,- s J., r ,..
“ ■ h ! •be pi inter to liie stitc: Uruis of
. n tract.
‘• i. v,n,. bob!* Hiat lh Legislate-c erred
tc ] as-.;.g the res* l ition. and that it is not hind
. liicvr}, i' .-
y rene, . ■
* -■ ••' mg the letter of the contract:
C "P. v ]
Lxecltive Ofh. )
Mad.-on. May 2Hh. ! '5 ), v,
*•' Ji - -h 1' su.v, i 'o.nUrollcr:— Sir; Since
my
.
1 put-.x J irinimg have been audited bv tue
-•• ■ - rim last Leg
■" ■ • • , : g mi - - .
■■ • ■
tiling. i.. great U:.a:*.i:nity with
* ■ -
: ' ■ *cre by Um
tte *cu . - - ■*
a— i..ic.ii ;i eg p.. ;y, was very akelv to lead
ic audit mg officers ' , ' .
■ ■ - But
- ;■< i. it Rad no jsivyer to alter the te;;u ot a
. -act t.y s.tijp. r. >, ■.*.:
'i ; <vi„ pn u.u n. * - . suggest that, in pas
'■ ■ ••'- ac* oi:, ch y the Secretary
‘ >... 0, i think it y u.r duty under the law to
strictly to tne t<-r s the vcr.tr .• :
' u ■' *i Mr. Iv* - - m. . ■ o Sfa’o. v\ . ;ho>.;
' - - lons *.- ,
■ ■ ' r • H - - red
' *or o*.- .Iv*. gus . . t ,o ;.ii ... ,j ..
. itdirU
v cry Truly Yours.
_vrm, . alex w. Randall.
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•i io liiai c
Lt tv. •- Danes PnnTES'.t; —T: e Sort' -field
( time Ae 1 •*,'- .f- * j
' not • fa ■ ;
bet n P r, tes-e.. i‘ u. k . ; < 'arti.T. an ; M, . i.-u'fs
I' k ' ' • ’.Mark; au ; S-vAt:.
, *'• ’ T tlie , a- i
* '■ V It is wj sod th
■ h*. w, , o nK e ar-„ g-meuts ; . u ,i* cm be
' its of era
FOBEiON E W S !
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRiVAL OF THE '•ASIA:’’
New Vo :r. May 23.
T ’"e City of Babim >re t* e'hcd hep dock at
S o-lock This A. M , with 3ii passengers.
s to the Kngluli Na
vy otiered a - U .mlvvic’i, ii imberc I two hundred
and titty daily.
It t' stat.-l e >nti !e-u;..by iu I.oudon Clubs
hat mi? iniH-ly on fbo u> -tingof I arliahi'm'
Fafriie stoii will move, nml Rns. 1 'will sec.nti,
a vote of censure on tlie Ministry, for having
dissolved Dari lament oii.iei c; itiiwi ctrcumalau-
CCS.
i that 1 1 -
it. ari subjects who mavattempt j?nv ateeriog, or
act contrary to the neutrnltty, will be
tre.i e*l a- pi: ito- a'*-.* , i,"an Ibe liabfo to pros
ecatiou by Belgian tribunals.
Mis. Mu-iiil.ia M :sprat. • inter of Charlotte
Cu-shinaii. died at Liv ;-rr <>ti tlie 10th.
Lonoon, ,J/i:/ 12 — .-on—Consols firm at D7 ■..
•■•t22- j ; but very .i.i!.- d.m.g,
i . ... ; .-npruved U'-vui L:gber .j ;ot;i
, tiui.s Horn i’aris.
Nevv York, May 26.
The royal mail et*>am*dktT> Asia, from Ltvet
]*.>■*! on t!•* l td; iust,, arfived tliis mornwig.
I,<* is N apoh-oiT? do part ure from Kiai.c- wns
a J.orieot o\ at ion. and his reception at (h-n:i,
where he arrived *.ii the 12th, wns most Cordial
He issued a stirn ,g addievs to the armv, en
joiuing diaciplttre. and stating his only fears
were tii.il they w mill show too much enthusi
asm. He was o\p.-efe Ito pps-eed to the army
on the 14th. The Kmg't>f Sardinia visited the
Emperor at G.-u-n
The Sard.u;a oincia! bulletins c-mtinoe to re
port. ivtr.u'adc iiioveim-nts bv the Austrians,
wh .se hea.l-.jnai t<Ts were at flabbio. TheSSar
chnian.s had leAaken thin- foemer t.osi'.on.
'i ne hen: sii tioverniiu-m tormali v jiroclnirns
'st lid nci.t aiity, and warns its subjects against
violatiftn.
The war department has is-,;ed an important
notice, authorizing the formation uf volunteer
corpa throughout Kngland.
1 lie activity in the English dock-yards is
cqus! to that at theheighlh of lite Crimean war.
The Tarliamerftary elections are nearly over.
The result us as last leported.
1 lie army of Lyons wa* under orders for It
aly. i his would raise the French troops in Italv
to 2./;l,tH>o men.
French legislation on the corn Laws is post
] oned sine die.
The bank of Fiance lost 3,0U0,000f in specie
during the month.
I he Ik.urse had been active and higher, but
declined 3 t on tin: Kbh.
The projected mission of Prince MTndisch
gratz to St. Petersburg, is abandoned.
lUe lierman Deit had adopted a proposition
to je.it the teileral garisona on a war l.nilMig.
I lie Prussian Chambers -liave hoik unntiL
mously authorized a war kan by tlie govern
ment.
Ailvices from Turkey report increasing agita
tion in the provinces.
Horrible Sufferings on the Tiains—Cannibalism.
St. Lot is. May 2i—3 v. m.
The regular correstvondeiit ot the Jhmocrai.
wrtUng from Denver Cllv, on the 3tii jnl., kj
i-onnfs the most doplurulde condition of things
“ii the plains; emigrants dying of starvation,
and others sand s.snag on piickl v pears anil wild
onions found along Hie rood. 'l'm: stage ageVit
rejKirls picking u; a man named Ble.e, ieduced
t-> a skeleton from starvation. He started with
, two brothers, one of whom died and the remain -
:ng two ate ins body. Another died, and he in
turn was nearly devoured by the surviving
A man named (iibhs had arrived from the
mines in a-starving condition, and expressed
the opinion tLa; hi- party, number: g nine, h .and
ail perished. Many graves are reported along
the Ke’.te.aud much property had been destroyed
and abandoned on tlie road. 'The writer of the
letter sivs that the departures iron, the mines
arc about equal to to the arrivals. About SUO
returned emigrants reached St. .Joseph on Sa',-
unlay. all of w ho in confirm the previous accounts
ol suffering on lne plains.
Daring 'ittempt to Fire the City—J Fire Kindled in
the Remington Collage ltieenJisries About—
Look Out tor the Fate of Oshkosh.
At about ] I o'clock last evening a terrible
lire alarm called neatly every citizen into the
-Heels. i tie tire compati.il • had their machines
* out, and all proceeded to the scene where the
the alarm vvas raised, Ine wind was b. living
9 like 1 ri me. a 1 I imitug clouds ct
oust fil.vd ti-e air. it was soon ascertained
that liie double cottage on Maui Street, below
tlie t niirt House owned bv il. V. . Remington
wa- the bouse wherein the tire was. It had not
attained such headway but lint tile vigorous ef
l.eis ot , iie crowd soon suhdtn-.i it.
ice building contains two dwellings, one ol
" hich is ocoigaed by J).-. Oiiiwejl, recently in
tae and. i g InlS.ness. 1 lie other part lias been va
cant. ” i-h no lire or lights in u fur at k:;vs' two
weeks past. la Hie iiau leading Iron, liie front
dsr of the vaoant. JiaH, a lire had been kindled
• ■ early the c i., ■,
lilts li.-e- and dmpjvud , tinough. At this time
the (ire was discovered, an entrance effected,
■mu ; tie efforts to s ppress it met w-itii sn.-i-ess,
■ - ei
. r.tic vriad then blowing, at Reis' 2vl dwelim.-s.
tin- Baptist and Catholic churches and other ed
tln -s. in st liu-. c g-uie with it.
No doubt exists but. that the Oshkosh and
lioricon ii.cendiat c s are m -onr m. Ist. Look
out lor lire ! —J/o /nvo* Arg.is. M.i 2 \lh.
TrcMiyteriaa bcncr.il Assembly.
l.M'iAXAroi.is, Mav 21.
The Assemf’ly n.<c at the usu .1 h ur tins
niormiig. and s>..*nt half an hour in religious ex
fiTiM'S,
I’lu- CoHir-nan of tin* 8.-ai*dof Directors of tlie
■■ ll 1 he. * - ■ .-y i,s• -.
aecornpanieil by uumenms .ft.eunients whieli
were referred b. the committee on Theologies]
Seminaries, with instructions to report or. Mon
day next.
The Treasurer ef the Assembly made bis an
nual lejiort. wineb was reft.-.-d.
The Moderator announced the Hornmittee on
synodical Hoeords, enmposod of two from each
>y:, Kl, and also announced the resiguatnm of
> - • Mercer as a trusteo ot th,- General -As
sembly.
I'lse chairman of fb e committee on Churrh ex
•f.Ml.’l unde ; ;.e (,u .th at.:. i.al rejjort. The re
• shows that out ot 2,267 churches in 1-011-
- -- 11 with tlie General Assemble, 553 have
1 w*’-slop. 36 chinches worship in
iff ’ . . ■ - . .
s'- ' ’ ..r I heir wants— DU are in debt, 7t);> had
lild g ■ r *■,... and :. -
ce- ii. . 3i3 caun >t build without aid from the
cnnrcli nt
, 1 " report s'ones that the contributions f..r
cni.rcii e\joti. li is liecn rapidly increasing
-r.t e the cw .niHi eewent. The Cotmoillee rec
omtueiid that <i!i nbul ions tor the building
- : • •dictum , ■
... - ■| | .
tension Con. in:fee.
1 nc PtMm;iittee-< the revision of the booked
Jisij,;ine made a report art 1 iskad t l t it fctt
" ,:i u ‘ ’ tirst order .f the dav, tor 'Uursd IV
which was concurred Adi >ur:. and r
Monday.
Atw Ouaeaxs. Mav 2i.
Tehuantepec advices ~f the 4th, received bv
t: ■ r<..Ut*cvijcv. leinH that (tch. Walker anil
' ! • : 1 111 Ktc*mship OriMfr
-• ri - M Ac,m-|.-;1 ir.tm S-... ft in -
Cisco, i’lo-ir mtonti tt were unknown, hut i:
: lh#j vewin . fcj :
Mexico.
i .... U'iUisii .dels of tl.e HU.sis
' ' ' ‘ • * ' ' •
C-. . :!. e j.nnis ~f the Cm. panv i\ lii
' -' ' : • - >. ■ The Cm. i.-
-.■r- the outline oi the scheme, and remarks
• ' I' Ucip*U •ce retimed.
. ' ';■■■' ■ rejoi that
. V’" c ' ini .1 Railroad inis taileii inainiv
; t ' ' ; ■ -s, - - - .. ..
’ ? “• '*• *'*■' l! * W men and capital to de
veloje U r resources, and U.ih aro to be
*ur|.litd on tAe lauds of Central Illinois.
- C OS,
The R ■Ktheetfcr {2f. Y.) millerslare sell
ing large nnanl. ties of flour to Can ida dealers.
last Saturday an order was received Irani
. Montreal ,for eight nun tired barrel-, and the
same day, a’ propeller left with I,o*o I Arrets for
■llic same citv, which Lad been previously pur
-■ 1 - *
chased .*
The wealthy Mrs. William B. Asroa, of
Mew York city, supports a female orphan asy
lum at Red Flunk, Dutchess county. New York,
J'Sj" Go'vt;,\tbs jlatent for urn revciucuts iu
the manufacture of India rublvr fabrics, ' Iras
been extended seven years from the 13th of this
mouth”
■ fT~ The entire public debt of Mexico is as
cei iViDed to he II 7,704,024. ami Jar.rez, the
ler.der ■■■! the liberals, proposes to pay it by the
sale of the Church proper!v.
Commodore \ axiiesbu.x s.avs that tlur
.ng the time his Nicaragua line was in opera
tion. he tua le --<l.O )0.OIK) per vear, clear of cost.
The steamer Star of the West, which
has been built at Racine. to go to Pike’s Peak
Las started. Jtgoes to Chicago, passes through
tb,e ldiuoi Canal, goes up Le Mt-so l and
Platte to the immediate viciuiay of “ the dig
giiigs.”
v%“ Horst- steal.ag is being earned on pr et
ty extensively in some of the interior counties
if lowa. Lynch law is threatened iu Delaware
County.
* 5?” The St. Louis Directory for-this \ car
j published, gives fLe population of that city
at tu-.u ly 1 20,000.
Wheat is now carried from McGregor to
Milwaukee lor 8 cents per bushel, torn 7 cere s
and mat -ve emits.
Thu Cincinnati Enquirer of flio Q ;h, is
assured by a gentleman from New Yoik that
Teresa Bagioh (Mas. Snictto) is preparing lor
tha stage, and will apnear on the boards next
Autumn.
I*3f~ Minnesota pa|Kjrs state there is a larger
immigiatiou pouring into that State tins
•Spring than at any time during the past two
years, and this of a much more desirable ela-ss.
instead of real estate speculators and adreu
uitc s as in 1H57, they are f rtners and me
chanics, who come to reside permanently and to
till the soil.
ZSj“ A Marriage was recently solemnized in
lae Slate oi Massachusetts between a mau one
hundred years old. and a widow of eighty.
The 7\ ilmington H-raLl says it is re
ported that B. I!. Butis and O. J. Wish, editor
■•I the Uichmoi.d Kinjuirer, fought a duel on the
evening oft Fie 17th iri.-b, and that Wise was
I killed.
The ice business of TANARUS, ike Repin, on the
.Mississippi, tlie past winter,'has been ono of
great unpyrtnnee. Over six thousand tons were
put up at various points on the Lake, the value
- ot which will n-.it be less than
A young lady was recently refused a
■ teacher’s certificate by a New York Commis
sioner because she declined to pledge herself
not to dance while she taught school. tShe ap
pealed to the State Superintendent, who de
cidod that site had a right to dance and teach
school 100.
At New Orleans, m the lath hist., the
L i.'avette 'sugar Refinery and s u v.-ral adjoining
buildings, occupying au ci.liiu souare, \wn
bun ed.
Z 5,‘ “ Mils. Sisclaib, the former wife of the
great tragedian Foiiittsr, is now til Davenport-
I >wa. with Mu. Hkxuv Si;i>lky, giving dramatic
reading-.
l¥f~ A National Convention of the drovers
a . i shippers of stock is to he held in Pittsburg
ou VS edne-day, the Bth of June. It is expected
the Convention will be largely attended.
A great rise has taken place fn the price
of s.i.tpetre in the Eastern market in e.onse
ijuenee of liie aulieipated lieiu.uid for il in the
manufacture of gunpowder to be used iu the
European war.
The rust, has made its appearance iu the
wUe.at fields of Southern Georgia tar earlier
than l ist year.
Hie Burlington Flawkeve names Hon.
W . W. ! Umiltox of Dubuque, as the Repuldi
c;u, candidate for Lieutenant Governor ol lowa.
i lie Milw.a ikt - an i Mississijrpi Railroad
C-*tnp-iny are engaged in laying down anew
track iiet ween J;inesv..le and Milton.
r? 9“ The Chicago Times ot the ITlli says it
has I . - tol v that the Postmasftir Cm.
, has already decided that unless the Rust
Master ot CJiicago, without illav, disproves the
ease made mil against the Postoflice in that citv,
Le will be removed from <4nee.
Judgi Di rot. as left Washington on the
l~ b ms* , fir New Orleans.
W heat is nearly ready for the reaper in
the Egypt of southern Illinois.
2 W Flic estimated ies-> by the recent five at
Oshkosh is auiiKnc 1 up at $1(10.000—about one
foaith of wliicb is insured.
Z&~ The Rock County (Wis) Court House,
at Janesville, was burnt to the ground on Sat
urday night last. It was set on fire. There
was a small insurance On the building.
i Le Rocky M umtaiu A7-ic, of April 22 1.
the first paper published in the mining region,
was received at ct. Jo., on the 1,-tJj. it con
tains little g di news though of a favorable
character.
i he P aval Mail s'uamslup Persia sailed
from N>w York at I o’clock I*. M on V.ednes
■lay with H3 I passengers for Liverpool,
iueiudmg fount and Madame S .kugks and
Cvut s VV. Fikco Esj. Elio took out $3,1)9.1.000
in s: ccix
Z’9.~~ t " 'N :s dosEpti, t’.e Emperbr of Austria.
n ’ !: " loads the Austrian army against Sardinia
and trance, is ' ;; ]1) years of ago.
’j?? i’he week ending the ItJIU no loss thaii
emigrants landed at (he jvrrt of New
\ ork, uiak; . '22,3’JJ since the commencement
ui inc
tour hundred and twenty lives wore
the wreck of an Ame-ieun paso.mger
s h‘l 1 omona, on i} lt . cost of Itetf.oi t Ireland.
She was bound fir New I'ork.
i an .% nr i.xcf-u I'apm.am i;vr.—The Xaißdon
'Uni's exprews the cpimoo that the Derby
M t.i' - rv v,, ‘ \ h t . •.„•).;# to ntain thems. Ives
i.e lot r: the i.ev Parliament, which will con ham
a decided *iterai majority.
L and? ’ hi jlassr.chuset ts a call has been i-s.; C ,j
lo! ;t tPate c •mention of to be held
on the tirst Monday of dune.
,-S? rv'—suth is saiil to have jiaoseti through
Pans about tue first of May.
I-T Farmers rvj ort that crops in all secti ms
ot the country t.iok flourishing. Our prospects
have never been l-tter, ai this season of the
vcir. lor aa abundant harvest.— F'-nui d* Lac
1 rc*i.
Latest IST © ws!
Destructive Fire in I'aNupte.
■ -dn lowa. May - J7.— Odd Fellows'
Mock in this city was entirely ileat>yeJ l>y lire
last night.
The fi;t floor was d tht Post • ’
S,V . G-fieri, grocer; Mo- sd. <ii .iggist; 1!. ■ .!-
gear. confectione!;■ W-. Robinson. ijrocer. Ihe
ma : aitwof lien <jt! their stock." Ev\ ry : ’
in the Post OtHee was saved. *
The second floor was occupied bv Clark *1
Reach, lawyer.-; ad palters l.—t.
'l'he I'. S. Land Office, eteryfhing saved; and
the People's Theatre, all the oceneiy of wt.icii
was destroyetf.
Orf tf.e third floor, wore the Hodge r"i''|fs < f
the Masons and <lii F< 1 . every:hi . •
longmg lo both (it— Iroyeil.
Tin- l.—s is estimated at tjfoO.OJO; insured fur
iSIU,UCK/.
Tornado .Tear Jacksonville —Sixteen Reported
Killed.
SPtUMGFtELP, 111.. May 27.
The Jacksonville correspondent of the Sftf-
Retj'uirr says that a most tenth; tornado oecured
twelve miles sooth of that oily on the thjli.
I he violence of the whirlwind is described
as exceedjm; anything of the kir. I ever wit
nes-ed, excepted tn the Wes! Indies. Sixteen
persons were killed and ninny others seen -!v
wounded—some fatally. Houses were demol
ished and blown ti> atoms. 1 here is an incal
culable amount ol ua'i done to mopertv of
every kind. We liave hot its yel been able to
• earn the names of those killed and wouuded.
Accident on Great Western U. 11.
Si’inxßFtKT.n, IH.. Mav 27.
An accident occured on tin* tire at Western
Railroad to-dav, ID miles west of thj- e,; v.
the axle of fffe tender broke, and eight ca -
were thrown from the track. Thomas' M
brakesman, wounded perhaps la‘a!!v. X(>.:L
ers injured.
Destruction of Key West hy Flie.
TUi.timoise. Stay 27.—Tho I*. S. Surveyitg
schooner Howej[. 'C 4 *bb. which at rived n.'-dav
in eight days from Ivey West, brings in!tiliisje:.ce
ot the destruction of that town bv tire.
Failure.
X kvv \ oisk. May 20—3 r. m.
Ti.e failure of a 1 a:ge dnig Louse in Boston
havo c extensive connections in tins citv a. and,
.vew Orleans, was announced in wall s'.ui'.
yesterday. -
St. Liu is May 23.
A private Inter, oated Pacific City lowa,
stales that a rijsirt just reached iha' a parly of
starving Pikes Peak emigrants attacked and
captured two outward hound trains nc O'Fal
len a fihifls. During the melee. l>. ,G. Oakes,
conductor of the trains, was killed, arid Griffith,
newly appointed Postmaster, Anrana, eii roc .
to take charge of the office, was hanged by [fie
despe) adoes.
New Vuiik. Mav 23.
Private advices from Clah indicate further
serious trouble in that Territory, di e differ
ences so Irtog existing between the Mxecric,
and Judiciary, are about to resc 1 1 in a coiii - .r,
between the United Slates troops, under Gen.
Johnston, and the .Mormon main in, under (iei .
A ells. Five thousand of the laller have been
called out by Gov. Camming, to protect the cit
izens from what be deems the usurpation ni
authority on the part of the Judges and the Mil
itary.
THR I tin* iMTRHEsr IV I’KNN'STI.VANTA.— It -
trrat i Tying to I.ear I but the in.a n.ai.ufcicturi it
establish inputs all over the Si: e are g-t i1 ug i. ..
I lull operalh n with an inn.: eagn -r p .er . t
I increasing business ami proiiis near at hand.—
In AUegUany"county new branches of the bin,,
i ae are being pros.-cut,-d wsth tnncli >. n css.
I Tin' rroirerv from the pt-osrrnt ion ..l lanknr,'.
i railroad, real csiate arui oiher speculative opern
rtons. ha* been sj.ee.iy ami complete. In li air,
i Lehigh ami other regions of tin. State, the fur
nnces nn* i! it ink) >n with every p-vx
pect <>( a.iris- and prolit.— PitUbat'i Putt
KaivLt'>\, Henry Cos., 0., Juh 7, lr'5 s *.
Da. 0. W . Koback, — [>enr Sir : —For the
benefit of suff.-iug humanity, pen,lit ns to an
nounce, through the columns of your Circi.lar,
the surprising properties of your Scandinavian
Blood Flintier and Blood Fills, which is a sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint. We
have Several persons in town, who have I
suffering with Liver Complaint ami Indigestion,
ami not withstanding that we have g.,,t
, physicians as can be found in Northern Ohio
yet the disease baffled I heir skill. Consequent
ly we were in a state of despondency, until mi
'otnmenced using your Pills, through and h\
tlie advice of our friend, .Mu. Bhenva.v. W<
used the medicine according to directions, ami
are now full of life ami hilarity, and our gr.it i
tuile is eijual to our improvement in health anil
spirits. When we take into consideration v.
we have have been, and what we are at present
we feel like charging ourselves of the sin of in
gratitude, if we did not try to announce to tm
. public the great TCaefits of your Medicine.—
Therefore, we recommend to the public at large,
the expediency of having recoursa to your Medi
cine, and consequently, as in duty, in advising
pi rs >hs who arc suffering’ as we have suffered
to make use of the only true ami sure cure f.>.
the iiisea.se already mentioned.
Mhs. Cwix.
Mils Flinty iv.
Mi-s llfitov.
C. C. Sl-EI.MAX.
See advertisement.
lummercial.
f itv op Minkkai. Foist. J
M .11. .sy If V . \tn t: I S'.9*§
The Chicago fret* tf Tribune of S iturca,. civ •*
follow ing
Ki oru—Market very gull. Choic spr.i g ex*va ?-'.OO
Wheat—Wi'ii..-, c,. ! ant (irs.rinr. N *T < i
Whin*. ?I.EO. spane, active ahu mi. iians-* <!. 231a a.a-.
$1,17: K.-ject- ssc;
(Jar own mark u .(idle active, with price* iruumvieg.
We quote as folt-.w* :
EXCHANGE—New York i* Foliiinr at 1 per
for Auj -ricau €dM, 1 \ ptircui. lor Curreaicv ; oa
Chi a ; , pt;f ctut.
WHEAT •- e ■ i ■ * • at an
ta?i*lar<j wheat will r ring SI,OO per busirel. Cunici-.u
fr*m 7- r > >0 cla.
I' bOtii—No. 1. £ 3 No. 2.5<j,00, at p* ;• lun
•ir* I : Buck wheat, s‘2.'o ; Corn M-,i ! $1.25 y : } n : -: :■.
<’• K.V-5. fir '.Tj rent*, p* r bu-* :-,ot To I*.*, fuii selU
reality f r ca*h.
bA FS—-> * <r 40 cent?, an 1
—4O centp !r.N■. i.
HK VNS—T ■ * p.*r C.<m-i f->r clear w?iHe.
HKKF—^T9on'foot: fS • s7in .o-irteis.
1 , Under two liu udreil pounds J 6; over tu t. han
urJ cents.
—32. v) per parrel.
S? i \R—Retail* a * s- T 2 A.s'hr *l.
CCKKAXTKctaiIs 10 •* for sl.
•I )LA v .'r,.' Kfitulp Hi f rc*.-uts.| jy : , lion.
i AMj .>i ;,i J 4 —* :ai Ca. ;; i et-, fi
4 f > ce*rts, ac jonJiiig to si/,, s.
MINERAL— >s S3O per 1000 pounds.
t<> AL—s(> pci n.
Ili>r..S— Urv, lo (, 12:; Grccu, 4 r .c.
I —l.*n Joi: ani Scantling, sl-'*. ;
‘ ca-ar fencing, j.->.
HUTTIKU-Fresh in rolls. 12 c. I'irkia, 10 cents.
—< .£ Bc. p#*r dy:en.
I. AR —lO c . f ner ur, uni,
POTATO!*.?—fv- p *r
MAnnxsx>.
In Linden, n Ji.y 14th, by i-.e lu*v. G,hn Mu- i-U.
Mr. IbaxiEL lo Urt. 6VBaSah Gstoiiv, all cl Lie
den.
In Linden, on May 2tb. by the samp. Sir. Jon* Kir>
to Miss Eliza Wfhb. all of Linden.
On Saturday, tiro 2gth init., by tha nmt, Mr. To
Hancock to \ti-e -r.-rx I.avk, both of Lin . -n
IDIiiIXD,
In Dojgeviile, May ISih, Oloci.e Ccut.s, son of Lewis
G. and Cornelia Wheeler, * S U three years „ue muniL
and two djy4.
“Of such is the of Uearea.'’
SPECI A L A OTIC ES.
7 EA N D AO EA CV
~XD •
iLlogtraot Oflico.
The umh rsigncd liav* optmed a set of B<-oks which
_■ iv• • **cct.; und reliable history f gsrery tact<>f Jah and
i . l-.twa 04/sintv, *mT i>*-cd*, Bon ,
'-ru* rfl- .-De -s,auil all niolti .■ >f Rcl rd aCV-cifni*
tin* -a alf.
T!i-v will furnish a’ >?ra*;ts, attend to the perfection of
T 1 1• - ihe purchase an<: <l Lands, the payment of
Tax•**ll ect i• > u r'ilciuts. ami il. drafting of Deeds and
olh ;■ iu>r mlimnt.s: and will loan uiuut-j , auJ collect hi
vi si i>y tho>* desiring lo invent.
Olio** up flairs, in T• 1 1 n Ito.-Y new atone luiiMiog, np
t the L.. c , v*al oii 9 sui tt. eral I‘oiut
vc:*. vr\T. r. m:.vTTv.'
-JStf FRANCIS HliXliV.
OCJLA.N Tit A X SIT (KMfiNV.
*■- 1 A iII i)S* Jt it-ixnf, olfifps in
New York -I— 1-J Uroadway anti 7 L'at;.ia.i S.juiui New
York.
! Parcels and Pa'diHges forwa: •<’ to r*i and, V.'
. .-" dt land. I felan*: aiui the Continent of Euiojii-. Small
• - .tl Uiilhin ciuu Irtdeuu delivered at lh
(leatiuation.
Dra: -in uuis t* suit fr m eilmg upward.
o . I Mi.ii, Agl., .Mineral 1
roUEIGN K\<H\SGE.
? ’ ■’ ■ > A\*K >n liOiKii n for sail* iu sar- nf
X too u pn ai c>.
GEO. TV. COBB,
Off:, e .Stone Wan* House, I'v .t* 11. .t
; Dated Ap il 27th. 17
m ~r :
Disease of the Liver.
Uy tliih :i'- 'Xc w * stand and infl vmation tithcr
in*. - m •;;! :.ii'mitf r substance of the livwr, know *i
| -ai puris in tlt’• right tad-*, ihe stomach all disordered,
t-- tinge o. ;;.e s4.iu.iirv rough, cate
; ! *ss, hi_ .-ct/uirevi nee.*and of a thirl* natuie ;
I -se%* weakness and severe j a ins in the lo ad.
'he quanUlv of lianHjs in the region of tlio liver
■• > i del livb secretion of the bile. TKe liver w 1 n
\ ;S as a f.r t : l? <rt
.1 , -ray ti- ail, urto n*!i.ie it. When and .. i; o.iu
| not pui iff thu blood, whirl*, when sent to the lung*,
•.brains, and other parts in n wiorMil condition. .
' u Ja in i :e. Consumption, in>anit;-, fcc. t *a:
ho Mi i*r the tmur&l stimulus to 11 j interior-*. m ....
Iysj.ej,>ia, Riles, and other imm.•-••’.tints, • v (i j., .-
<; w the direct way to aurtLrvl and tear tU-e system to
pieces.
A alien! - i‘l ring fryni thru complaint, shout i resort
T* .-pv y rii T. V• ! I: * am v. . l\.w u t in,',
o.uh ictruliu ciu. 3 di-s ..>• >. What then tbaii *
doiiv' W# *r: y. • I)r. 31< I tjr?i.♦ ?i Ko * ]’i!N,
tliev ai e C-oupo-, .* of jdar.t* ;ai 1 i yo'y they will be
found a sure cure for this painful disease, becans ■ the
purge.rotn th body those corrupt and si* riant humors j
an i>o r ■ u>r and ntiew the* blood, v hick is the a :se
u * " ily <>l U* eis-ase of th I vpr aui lb inthim.i ;i. u
°* th uljwi ter, but of . v-rv :• s< r.ptj.
■-■*> ■ i :**m lurec U f us lh n‘ ••.
■•■rv n: / . ‘ ■ n ■i ng : > ti,wi; 1 ; n a I'. . -. ;• •, en! •. < \
. i ev tue • **f ..ei } tavUg th it is o|>;**seU I*L* m
•' i* or ■* 1 u iiai; It. >-.*, i*l .is as c>id** j. uu <]-■>.< -i
Mecivioea,
IiKWAKK o! a r''i,-r rf#.p r.f •a., y. j_—y.vj j \\
•. * ’ A i’l’i. KS . Ai; I.i • •;!<• i < Pi.L'K wr .. r ,w,
Ii .si-natuie and A J. White & f.j ,* n each b- v. i rice
— 3 .
1 iJf*('in .A N’T To FILMALL'S.
SR. CHE ESETaI AN’S PILLS,
Prepared bycorndlitrs L. Chees.ciaa. ?I D.
NEW W*HK Cli V.
The combination of dienU, in these Til’* sre the
ruralt of * long and extensive y- a'i :<••■. They are mi In
i ; their oj.eration, an ! Certain in correcting ail in,„u
--iariti-s, ialnfil XfcriitT: nations*,' removing a’i obsiiuc
"■ ■ 1 1 ’ , ■ t... s i * . .i. iii
the -i lie, jrai;.ilation of tlie !■. irt, whites, all uc;\..us uf
teetions, in sleric', fatiyii-*, |Kin in the back and In
nature.
TO MAT MILD LADIES,
Ur. Checseinan a t his a;i invaluable, a* U.c y will i.ii: ■
Oil the iiKiiMilly j.ci old with regularity. i,auu;.s who haw
.501e,.-,; cOoi. ieiKc in Ur. Ciiuaunn a i .... that
NOTICE.
Tlni-c is „,. e conditio* J the Jr male si.slrn in uhiek
the fill* manat hr taken uilkunl producing a I‘KCl'l.-
l.iR At. S 11* I. The condita:t T'iircd to is iil
■VJ.YCJ—/Ac rrenit, MJnC.IUJUjtO f„ ittrh tU 4> .
resistnhic lemdemy uf the mtiitrine to crrlorr the sexxai
function* f| ; normal condition, that clcu fur reprudne
life power i>J uuiurr cti/ t n,jl rct-itt it.
Wairautv! l-u.eiy and fre* from anjtbin*:
(iijuuous. txj.ii ;1..i . c Lions, Vii.i ii shui'd i,c lead at
company each (e x Price #l. bent by mail ou encios
'[ltt ri to tile General A^'etit.
asf l v one Urn;. -Ist in inert t- an in the L'nituci
-tales.
K- Hi Tt SII.MiS,
t.tncriil Agetii iur i he 1 ultril States.
I*;6 Chamber* Street, New Vark
n. 1). lUI.FOKU, Alter.t, Wincial Point; Roller, Smith
‘ -• ■ ’ ■ ■ ■ - . .I , ; ,
NEW Amr.RTiSLMrXTS.
■
II i t oil i ur
. y ov f-.r.n.My ucn.ai.oeU,' uu
‘ ‘ [ ♦> i‘. > otitili iwt, inn r,* r\fl.
the 'talc of ftWc.,1,,,, to'John i. & Stilt, Drfmdart .
Y’ OL “ r - herein mimu.iihl and required to new the
..lint it, tj.i : -T. .n t wfii I, wil! D- .1 m
<.>■ <’ ry.c- f .. K . V 1 <*ourt, ami to h cmt.%
•fy.iur a,.... t F ,^ r H! hls „ Bfce tht .
“cA""* ‘ ' ' * o.M-.. . ( within tw , ..., -
■ ■ - • o
“r TANARUS; ’V. • , .°’ ! Mi 1 ■ • •■s-ver til.. cmipMnt a,
■ ' • h" ! " l!1 t:,, “ ■ ajrainst you lor
•no sum ... htty-sn liohais ai.O loitvf.iur w ■>.,
>' 1 ’■ neon, fit,;,, tj.e f.
- 11 ' n ' tleUMiiel eiyl.t iiuinitcdi ’nl
* ' ■ ostn nf tills action.
[I„ c 1 Wirvrss the Hon. M. M. r.-n.ren Jnri se of on,
J k1 ;' ! C' uit t Hth .is. of M .A. I>. ]s ....
Attc-:: John 1 . inuiios t i‘k. < 'tD 'ou r* In,, i.■ \
- ii I
r. M.VNW.S J’ATI’.VT ADA INSTABLE
WBIjIP-ri A-TiXIVIG-
REAPER and mower combined.
Maauuctuu-d bj .Manny A Cos r.ctpurt, HI.
< ■
' - ■ ■ : -• ... ...
!i. .pa’ing >*i U.UII, O' i, • faim. *. M , At 1 .-.1 . ii(j -*
KAn.J- .xav h* attached .. r .;-*<• eJin nr. When
1 1 1,1 • run .• 1 . •( ,1, w, t *
rr.- iru g. i> is nnt IwbU to mt „„t >.f ortlsr, a >4
" ,eati " “*• any j... v..j n it g..;„g r,
I i ■ . ... - f
iTo ({.>.; w IJ; : —i’ fan thfb 1 a taken i (T. ,ir . the r.-tkin
■ >l.-i V -m sap.-rIV.-hy f, ~;r a ,, . oth< r n itcl.in .. _1
!: n V ■ aku.g,..: a...i.
‘-G r • , :.„au.v r-lb, .. ig ,\ taelooenl, aie >l. fi-dee’
and fist in(*T;:,iMv !■ . .-j, *
M; J:-}. ~.,K ink* a.. _ . rf-i-t M (tW(f:s * n ,i Sfi;-lUk'n :
i*r* vi t to Hi. mj;^*
• ■ i ......
“ e tna.-Sune f >u-= fa the links o the team. The driver
hivmtr n • net ajirlng -a! i:, trout of the machine, can
• ■ u> ii n.- in tiiie to avord their coming in c-.alact
' 1 ' ■ ! 0 an elnstil- .-, .J■■. laleiy patented,
iiilCmla- *- Sil<i*.-ii to ps-a freely ever Tl.e •ut ras
wnru- In-. -;u : • -a- . J
V ng wneei oe.ng *r, *rg. and to three fcettwr. inch* .. ;
' ‘ " ■ ■■■■■'.. i . . , t .-
if -w.e’a' , r *i MM is ‘!1 ut Ilf. feet in 1). ight
-- e : a re, i. * ntlv . *l* n* 'd, an- : lore
-.“et-in ial. H: : --i-urc a I.erfeet ef,. ■ r Cut. y patent
.-in.* ai a miming ja-ini being [>elt-clli a-a pie . in . ,• -
tin.' ■ ...rer. mi.l u,,t ,-t, g . i ner'e an ,„ M „r* c .
i-'e m ’" kine ; . have
m , .e.t. and are „„t to be found i,. , lU . r machine
"Vr U u, -.l nej.r.-em e In -me is „! „, u ,/ t
. ‘V* 1 'el tmor mowing jakatnmey.s look too much
"at; O" ions, „r -a ant of ekitl in . iiitru-ti-u Pa
" ” iI - ,,,!v i! ' ; I-..-.-, hith a ported eut
*“•' *Pr*a '■■■•• tus. such mis required t.i calling
unreasvii.th.e :■> m.j ■ oe that it w.,1 not Culg.iii. ai -*el
■- ?' - . .
■■■ i , - - ---
a... ...
t> T a o P n 9 W ,h M 'aeral Point Rail
Uiad rtepot, by cailtna on Air. Jsmks Wii.Kiys.
1 - IIE.VRV SCUKLLIXGEK. iri.
NEVV ADVMENTS.
SELECT SCHOOL.
S l .11 51 K It X K It 11.
Kiss J. HILDEBRAND
\\7 11-1. . da.nifO.-e tin- Summer Term of her
* School .id W ,dl •><!•> tire Ist of June, iu :lie ici i
Jieietof"!.' Ujf hor. Tei.u- as hcielolor*..
.'•lay :Jtih.;lt.r.i. ...
GOTJSMITiniVG:
Till. umlen!;ntc i would rei>|ivcUut!.v .-ay to the. i’>. niJ
of Mimtai 1 oint and ri . iity that h* ••till continues
lie above Im.-i.u al lib, cid stand on High sired, whtru
he has constantly on hand a g>od stock of
RIFLES,
SHOT-GUNS.
PISTOLS &c,
‘fWt will le sold loner for c#h than ever I*fore „.f,
fvreU la this market, lie lia a>o a good rl*.*K f
CUTLERY,
I’im (!rr, Shot. Trad, Caps, Flasks., Ap, Ac,
•i are ■ r-i<•■ Ii *i: tin Ds-wt rests*, im lo terms. .VO***
/N THE VI ME TO BUT CHEAP.
KEi'AIRINU done on phorl notice.
Mv Vath, I'-TO. Cii-tf.J XKLSOV I.ATIIROr.
BRUCE S NEW YDftlf TYPE FOUNDRY
lias now on hand au immense k -.f
K -man Tv pc*, Kancjr Tvpe
* prperpinte Jteiipt, Type,
Mu>i iijf, Orn>* meals,
( lifo .r : <’herk*rType f
IIM'S ux.d Metal KtlUe, h-nc 1 ?,
ilrats aric, Klectro t i:cisand K ip*n*,
1.-ihnr-S k\ing K?ile<, C j;mr
iltti! Furniture, etc.
The type-are all cast. Ev '-earn power trorn the h*H
n: !al peculiar t* this {u.iiidn. The unequalled iapidi
ij. iu The process of ca>tin_* c-na -ies Uo l sell Uickm
to* if dura ie I\ rn sat tin- h .. cst juices of ordinary ty per,
• it lit i Cor cash or credit.
iTe>>es, \V < ! T\pe, Ink, Sticks, etc., furr.itih^
at the nannf:.clu ! ef s pi ire.-. A .-peciinen pamphlet of
1 n’t' ofJLeiur only, waand prices,
cr. on tb*- i *■•> (.’.on f srtu-ij ce’it** to prepay po.Masjo.,
i*rin!efi \ *vi.... -o>. wto pchlUh ihb al
- m- r.t. he ! iditoy tH** n<" jrnr t hoM u-lor** lh
l<t iv of Auf.U'l, 1 *n, r . iiiiT forward mo i.ue *>f the ph]eiy
5-.xli bo n;.o\v. *i lorif bit..-, A i:.e liuib of making a ( ;;r
--.1-0 fiMiii mo •*! five linn - the nin*Mirt of my uatmfac
lore.n. A iuKsis, tr.' i. ili iiKUCi*,
id Cilamhexs 6t- New York.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR WALL PAPER!
HOLM iktosiitc^xs
Has a largo stock and Croat Variety which he is SKU.L\(} VERY CHEAP Also, a GENERAL ASSORTMENT ami Full Stock of
STAPLE AN!) FANCY STATIONERY AND TUT SIC. I
ALL T jEX . i Xj c.-xE DANG- NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
A Y 1!00 K OR VERIOmOAI, NOT ON HAM), ITRXISHKD ’JO ORDKII WITHIN' TW'KLVE DAYS.
BOOTS &
I I;], SUBSCRIBER would ro.por*-
■ ‘tl'i ;i:m .:iur' to 11.i 4 citi/.-:is of Mineral Twilit,: -i
; • iJUK*rail, that he U, ", euei a SIIOF for thj
MAJiCFACT- :ie OF
1300T9 tfc SHOES
| lately occupied !iv \vn. B. fl \fiKR. <•
■wine re Bhrtlnhjmpued toauaafact-uo
'• priori notice, aud froui the
1! KS T O F MATE R 1 A L ,
GENTS BOOTS & SHOES, FINE AND
COARSE
LA DIES IjOOTEES, SHOES, or SUPPED-
It ia hisintont.na to KEEP NONE DUT THE BEST
U- a..;1 *, of .Slook, an 1 m;.lov none bat the
BEST WORKMEN!!
Til/- I’uhe c may rely upon all work byinjr don* to the
-.-I and most nubs-tantial style.
I’lear.- give him a cull.
. „ TVM. JACKA.
A!literal Point, Jlay 20, 1559.
GI AKUUN SALM.
Is- iYufr-ilc —(Zolunbia County Court.
Tn the matter of th ■ Guardians.:ip of i.eoruis S. 3 -
a minor.
V- OTICE is hereby cit en that by virt’J*
A- a ami i.i jure - .aii-e of an r*ro r of licenst
rii'i matter, on Ino thin! day of -M >y, 1 kfi.l. l.v the‘ ’■ “
ty Coart of the jeaaty of Coiuuilna, ami State o'. >
orrin, the uu .nrsigued, Guardian > -f th-orge 1- P-
minor, will, on tin.- Into day of June. .V. I> !*.,. 3 " "
•■'el'-ck in the afternoon, at' the dwelling hnnse cf a-,
Muukou, in tiiC 1 own of 'fa. hi and, in the , " un '-’
Inns, in said State, etfer for asle a r public vender,
following deacriia-ii Uue, to wit: Th*- noith wes
ter of Hie north west quart* rof t..-ti* n S". l * \
seven iJf.i > u towusi ij- No. hie (6,1 north of fkv g>" ,
four (i.) East, CoUtnlr.it £ forty Acre* of i-iai, U JJ
in the county oi l.w a and Sta’e of Wisconsin. _ t *
The terrus of sale w.ll be made known at Ur time
place of sale. ,
SVLVANC3 RACE, 6m'";**'
Dated May Tth, IS6O.

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