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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

IICTSL ON TIE EUROPEAN PLAN.--TUE ARCADE
HI Hotel Cheunu street above sixth, Phladelpbis has
recently bean opened the plan OF tho Eucopesn hotei
whore lodbg meals be had separately or egebber
The rates OF charges foowskoou pfss for
twenty four hours % cents breakfast and tea each 20
1ens diner 90 cents For the sod alton OF business
mon travelling sithout ladies' there no.psce in P,ade
phia equal 70 tbs house for comfort and economy y IT,
J D. BRoWE. PgopfistoS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

CEALL PEA CoAL.-THx PENNSYLVANIA COAL
~ Company cfors FOR SALE by the cargo, small pea
we sdapted for eteam purposes Appiy N thsiS sias
werner Of BEoadvJ Asa &Au stssAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
CAUTION.

WE THH UNDERSIGNED, CARRYING ON THE Blu.
w sa u painters and uphostercrs in the city OF Sa
orsnent California do horeby caution all from
trusir or receiving orders from Edward Downcs our
account who holds OF attorney from which
the sAma. JOHN RIVETT,
Sssrsrneyto July 20, Is51 WIN. L. FULLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

I o. OF o. F.-EXCURSI0N TO SING SING OCEAN
Lodge No. 32I will sixth anniger
snry by excursion to the shove place Friday Sept
Tic steamer New Haven and bayro Irene together with
SeSns celebrated band have been engsged FOR sho
tpn The mttee have spared psins to make this
the agreeable excurs,ons OF the season. Tickets
sdps.ng gentleman and two odias can he procured at
the following HutsoDe corser Of very
aud Breome street; John kopnedy Of THIRD sYenue
and Thh y nth treo Goo. EIya ia Canal strcst OF ~
Of the eIeprs2n and q the captain scsr ,ot q Chs
street. The boat Will Leave tbs foot OF Fifth steet
East yivoy, at A. NJ Desbeey street, 90 pier Nc. >
North river II Spring street So and rhroenth strdet at
yOclock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS TO TIE SEA BASS BAkK3~LAs7
~ week Of tho season.-g'he Atoaaor ZERO Capt Han
con- wloaye day except saturday. masingth las.
erin Sunday next leaving Spring straot At III lam
wcnd street Grand street ats Peck slip At M and
5P. N. Dinner Tickets. tackle Ac furnished. Pare %
narta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

T0BN y. WfCKERsuAM, hAFUFACTG1Ex OF Wfhx
ID railing iron fenoes for farms 60 No. 32 Broadway
Ornamental iron work iron And wire railing for public ana
cents 20 en dollars Der foot IRON seaste.s The ot an
plete ssortnent in bs city, prices from three dollars
SIXTY doiars Iron dogs Hons vases ketehng posts
spring Chairs setecs mattresses, to vel stands hat rsos
umbrella stands, spttoons, 40, 10. Wisksrshams oels
ents to x dollars rod The sbscrber offers largest
stock ef iron work In the United States ali
bis manufacture AZ exooedlngly low prices auperss
1nslty OF hair and corn husk nstroscs JOHN o. WICK
ERsHhr wsrehouse U2 broadway; works Nos. ~ ~ AaS
81 Lewis street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK. &c

IRON BEDsTyAp wAREEooMs, PATENT SPRING
mattress end bedding dSpot-Ackno sejgsd the heat
beds, mattresses. Be- ever male, FOX hoslsb
luxury and nesess; also alt e;ds pillows Iron bed
steods all zea 81 to $50 Private dwellings ks fur lshoa
promptly Please call aud examine At 553 Broadway
Prince strpng - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

NoTfCE..FoR SALE, THE BEST STAND AND
IN stock OF Hquors and groceries In tho city t WHOLE
sale and retail de- olns cash trade 81 Can
be had for 1910 down, balance At four and su months
Snch charo, fortune doss act oucT once ~ year.
Address y. u, Heypid otEce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

LBERf n. NICOLAY AUcTTONrER-GREAY
"A ptory sale At nuction Of 600 beautiful building
tets villa sites In the village West Flushing the
New York and Flushing railroad. oaiy i've
Saf niles from New York
Albert H. Nicolay viii sell on Tuesday Sept L. 1855 At
sclock A. Il, on tho ground G00 valuable and CHOICE
are mostly by aad form part OF the
haalssns property Owned BY the Wst Flushing nd Com
Any IN vicinity located ON high ground
having extensive view Of the Flushing and the
pounding country 1t is situated between this villAges OF
Nswown and flushng about mile from aad is
eessbls during the shse Ssar by stages Steamboat
Ilhs Nov York ssd Flushing Railroad, tnow beiax con-
under contract TO be compoted by LIST Deosm
md Will have the depot its CENTRE thus bringing West
Flushing within twenty twenty fve minutes Of Now
York Over this road trains will steam power the
every hoas, from hvo O'clock A. NJ o'clock P. M.
~ rata q communication rot exceeding - year ny this
means, west Flushng will be easier o. access than the
eAbs Of extensive progress
n the Immediate Vicinity suoh DOCKS plank roads
&o &C., the compile Of which must enhauce the value
e this property ono hundred 70 two hundred per cent
end reader Of the safest and most profitable invest
te strests wbioh from SIXTY eighty
u the expense Of the present owners have set
apart hAndsome tract Of FIVE aors embracing ts centre
AnatarA Lake Of pure water park for she use Of the
sale will liberal The titls unquestionAbl
o. which printed abstract will be furnished gratis to every
Free passage tickets wsst Fussl.s with maps
aad every information had ali hing attend
o or visit the grounds prior TO shs d OF SALE On
STREET h MIGSaAY S. Ms :ss
WV ROSS. 10 Suffolk street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

BALANCE GROCERY srCCK.-AUCTIoN.-oN FRI
ID day September g. ns Dey street Greenwich,
Of stock Tor convent ncs Of sale
Also hogshead five bags coffee, twelve baskets
A''a'''A EI fSe Gi a. CARTER Auees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

~ W HOLMES. AUCIIoNEER.-sALE or ELEGANT
". household furnit1rs carpets pianoforts &oC. W.
Hsl%ss viii sell this day Thursday September sth a.
house No III Fosty NTH 5th street Broadway
elegant carved rosewood and mahogany suites
psrlor In satin brooatee and plush carved
and marble top centre aide and fancy
muslin French plate pier glass superior
rosewood panorte In perfect order sofas tote totes
easy chairs lounges hedstead marble bureau and
bstands cottage and French bedstssds best hair mat
rooker elegant gilt china richly gilt china tea and
sets, gilt toilet sets, silver plated ivory
cutlery black walnut boob and secretary twelvoot
black walnut dining crockery and
basement and kitchen furniture. DO. Terms cash AMI
deposit required from ali pure basers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

GURFTspUBY, LONG BRANCH HIGHLAND DOCK.
~ Ocean House and Ocean Fort.--Jhe new stssner
JAMES CuRIsroPuEs, Captain Joha Prise, win leave
the pier at tho foot OF Barclay strss follows %
cents :-Ieavss New York Sept al O'clock NJ sept
9atsA NJ Sept 10 at 35 a: Sept. il 1t A. NJ, Sept.
sept at "a o'clock ~; Sept. vt r NJ; sept 10 p.
NJ. Sept. III nj p. NJ; Sept J3 at 3r =. 81; Sept Is
st 1 Il. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

DBIyArE DANCING ACADEMY 500 BRO iDwAY.--
Tho undersigned will teach few geotemon private
Lessons no-t Tuesday evening School
the win commence Octotcrt Practice and classes
uit the venepce Of all All application be made
at ~ Bowery, book and music store. X BURNrON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
~ D. NASH, AUGTIONEER.
IL. Score $40 Broadway.
On SATURDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER, AT 10 A. NJ, AT THE


property in the town Of Flatands to be sold a.
By order Of Cor nens Bergen Of tho estate
OF Abiisa Baldwin, deceased 5smes Cols Son win sell
Ttursdsy, September at u O'Clock, at the Franklin
ouBe, Brooklyn. fourteen sections of about
AIso house and barn situate in the village of Tatand
the road leading from Plata to the Neck
ner OF Hubbard street and adjoining Th. Of the
property which has sale acc.
ton MAPS and full particulars At the once OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

L,IFTH AVENUE AND RsfH STREET LOTS FOR
eOne lot 25xlIe east side of Filth aveuae he
tween Inth and l2Sth streets Also eight lot, on 8th
street. south side 25x9 between Fourth AMI Fifth ave-
Also amdtsngs Of s. 49, per cent being per
mortFagod in this city was sold. DUPONT HosAcK
ii Wnll street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08
BANGING ACADEMIEn.

RROoKLYN.-wILsoNsD ANCIEG ACADEMY, LOG
I'D the best DENIES in the United
States PIivate classes which limited to p,rsons
will forming Friday September O. for ladies
O'Clock pHd gentlemen at p. ~ The regular classes
commence September 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

y1LoTHING AND FURNITURE W 49,
j or gonteneu having Any 10 disysw aNrkU -iAUsS
gs. ~ 70 Sc store vest pSss sss,s s s
through IRE Post Once Ladies, rosdrsy or By Lsstex
y CoHEW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

IMPORTANT TO BARBgkS.-A NEATLY FITTED
up shop IN the lower part Of the CITY, large
Together with the lease fixtures a. Tor aas For
particulars apply ss Hiips. IS Nassau street.
IRON FOUNDRY FOR SALE.-ONx or THE BEST
foudes "a this city situated tho aide Ia the
Seventh wsfd, nov doing good bnanss Inquire at COZ
Water street
nNEIBUS LINES FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ cfers for sale tia Sixth and Eighth Street OmuSus
Lines two OF the aos desirable in city
horse: coaches A. IN good cIdss ros farther iafoa
Zoe Exchange, Or rs WashinStoa street. above Esvonth
Spriag Garden. Philadslphla-
TWO NEW HYDR0sTATIc COTTON PRESSES FOR
sais. inside for the New Orleans which ha va
been In Those presses the best Kind and
will be sold cheap fer cash Inquire Of sTILLMAN
ALLEN CO.. Novelty Iron Works, foot Of Twelfth
street. East river.
ITO BUTCHERs-FOR SALE THE sHOP CORNER OF
Bedford and Leroy street gas fixtures, stall awning
Sc Price. $3.50. InquiSe,- In the shop, OF DAVID
MCCULLOUGH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

DOARpTSG--A PLEASANT AND DESIRABLE Room
ID the second ,toy, aud tao the third 'front.' sni
bach rooms with wardrobe closets, suitable
family. or gensmca and their wives may he had, uufu-
pishsd with full psrtia hoard Near railroad nd
oinnibas routes Tor terms &C. apply at 80 Jane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

ITO Er soLD--3ErWEnN ELEVEN AND ONE
\ ocecs s wall street this day Thursday, sert s.
aplep did tacE horse, slx old
ssued slpa quiet IN double and sngla raess aud
perfectly fcnad aid free from blemsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

ITO LET OR LEASs-A SPACIOUS AND ELrGANT
hotel restaarsst located Oh Union slusrs snisA
rg and viii be ready Tor occupation bv the first
Apply TO aOMEE MORGAN, No. Metropolitan BAah
building, Pin, street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11
Accident 10 Con. SrOit.

Nsw YORK, June ..
Gen Scott met with am accident last night.
which D., likely 10 prove somevhnt 'rr,Uu.. A.
he was passing down lIih Avenue rbou' g. o.
clock P " be stumbled aga,n-t h.sgiuL store
that hif'b,rn raised above he surrounding ones
aud fell headou;. He Wa assisted promptly by
some gent Sho happened to be near aud taken
home. when hey offered to suTp"rt hun by tie
arm lie said, Don't touch that believe It D.,
broken" H., face was also blI'y bruised The
night was quite dark, and tie rg.Mfi'y IN the
pavement Is not visible
Gen. Lane. Governor 81 Oregon, lett San
Francesca ir tier scene Of his labors win b ; en-
tire family. on the 18Th.
Private drsptt,he- received from Trieste, via
London. hy Commercial house IN This ,liy, rela-
tive Ia affairs in China, states that the n>urgcu >
have taken the exterior walls Of Nlukn, and
that tn" place would fall iu'o their hand- All
business was su.pcnI,d.-Sr y. B.Dham. the
British Admiral, did MT interfere.
David Hunt, an extensive planter in Mi..s.p
pi, has sent donation -! $500 to the American
COLONIZATION Society, which j. an addition to the
CCO which he has sent to TIN, Society.
For the last ten year,, slave woman nov
confined IN 81 on charge Of having poisoned
her MASTER cLtld, has made confession IN which
She states hat she had previously poisoned nine
whites and blacks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

Tue Peoria AND Bureau VALLEY RAILROAD -
It is proposed ,sSynnec, Peoria with Chicago by
means Of road 4Tnlles IN length. commencing at
Peoria and running along The banks 81 the Illinois
to q point IN the valley Of the Bureau opposite tie
tUwn Of ilednrpen, there to unite with the Chca
90 and Rock Island road.
The towns immediately on the line. Peoria,
ChilicO'he, Henry, DC. have subscribed to the
stock IN the extent Of their ability, but fallen short
oflhe amour, necessary to secure q contract with
responsible parties for the immediate construction
of the road
A Committee Of several gentleman from PEG
ria are now at the 1remnn' House for the purpose
@ presenting lh. enterprise Ia the business men
aud property holdcrs Of Chicaga-and nom the
inp)rtREce of the route in connecting with the
trade ofthe Illinois River which j. oi ~ much i'm.
portance TO the business interes, "f Chicago, we
should Judge the gentlemen more Immediately
Engaged IN the enterprise would meet with very
favorable reception at the HANDS Of our monied
citizens Oh. Jour
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11
W DOL

The dealers have settled into the conviction
that they wal get very little wool under Gu CT.
per pound, for at that ilure all the hight. clean,
Merno wool will pay to export to England The
range OF prices will vary tom 80 To 90 cents on
all except very light, Chan SaIuny, which wall
go il"m 40 to- ~, and some very choice lots may
reach u, at which price German lambs wool is
selling IN London
The prospect for the wool grower 10 very
bright, aud lhera ls no probability of the staple
beng very low again for great may years
OF the wool.market in England aud On tho
Contlnen, the London Tunes says: AT the
late public sales nearly all tha stock then IN Lon
don WAS sold, and the warehouses are beginning
10 look very empty. The advces from the Con.
tihent represent high, stock and high price,
Wool Groper and Stock Register
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

Trrirr wiTn PARAGuAy-Letters have been
received from Hon John s. Psndleton Charge
d'AiTalres to the Argentine Confederation, IN
which he states tina, he ha' concluded aud signed
a treaty Of friendship, commerce and navigation,
with the government Of the Republic Of Para.
quay, and that the treaty hal beon approved aud
ratified by the competent authorities u the gov.
eminent. The National In elllgencrr. speaking
with reference to this treaty, says, that It IL one
"rvery great importance To tn. commerce of the
United States since il opens to our merchants a
country, no, only the richest and most popnlou.
in South America except Brazil but one which
has been heretofore closed agsins, all foreign in.
trcourse whatever; aud lie therefore. in its whole
extent, an entire new addition to the commerce
Of the world - Dem Prea
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FiEsT RAILROAD ~ SpurH ANERIcN-A railroad
has h'el, been pat IN operation N Chill, the first
one ever built IN south Aprrca, and vs. success
sren. to br complete 1t run. from YalpltIso
u C"r'"po, distance Of fifty miles and cost but
81 100000
The business Of tho road flr the MOI tn Of Feb.
ruaty was $50 600, auj tie EXPENSE are stated
to BE- uuly % per cent of the income. Il carries
heigit ior $40 per ton the whole length, aud first
class Passengers at 81 30 It il managed prn.
cipaliy by Amscans, WIN, since our trade has IN.
creased 5" msch on The Pacific coast are now uu.
merous IN Chilli Chicago Press
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Lec!r-..J Fi,ssr Gara,si atQaepsc- Great ram
~ The Chm,h- Setoai pGsors Lod'g injured

Lee!re..f Fi,Lsr Gara-si atQaeDsc- Great ran
IN The Chm,h- SsJedi Ppsohs LoaIq injured
QUEsEC, June 5.
Father Gavazzi delivered his second lecture.
last evening" at The Free Church In the course
IT his remarks, happening tu say that the lnqn.
s'tIuG va, extended to Ireland hy the ard Of r'b
bonIng. nan 10 the boil, Of the Churc. exrlnl.
med that's lc.' Ih.appeafcd IN be the ~.
nal fur "A large party uf ruNdies which were gath
cred outside the church A shower Of stone irst
came rattling through the windows aui then a
party ut ruwGi,. armed with sticks and stones.
rushed inta the church, and attacked him m the
pulpit The lecturer defended limse f with great
GOODNESS aud courage, knocking down several Of
his cs-ailautS WIKI a chair aud when deprived Of
that, with he pulpit bench, which he tore Up for
the purpose lie was AZ length drawn from the
pa pa las one uf hl. a>sai.apis, who got hold Of
one of his less. aud plrrhsl him over further
struggle eusUrl on the i 'nr underneath when the
lecturer was finally rescued by h- friends.
Father GAvdzz's secretary was also badly
beaten, and will probably die OF his wounds
Several gentlemen and ladies were also Injured
a party 1t soldiers were de,atChrd, and. on AT
riyrng qurlei the di.turbanC,. The mob ihp-
went To- the Parliament House mud called for Mr
Brown. one IT it, pembrrs Editor uf the Toronto
Globe, and threatened hs with their vengeance
fr his obnoxlou> proceedings against the Catho.
lics. They then proceeded 10 lhe lower town
A later Dispatch says the Secretary will proba.
bly, recover
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Tax Safe Notice.

To John J9hnsoa and FOI uSi-Younr hereby
nouhsd, that al sale tor taxes, held at the court
hou.e N Ottawa In Sale county ana s'aicoi H.
lmols on the l5'h day OF June, A. ID. lsS9, John
II Murphy purchased the following tracts OF
land, VIZ the rh nrq Of clion y, township 81
range BEAST 81 p n torthe sum OF t"o dollars
and thirty seven cents md the VII nwq OF section
-, township 30, range , cost ot 81 p M, Tor The
sum oitwO dolInrsnnd ninety.scv.n crnts,lt beng
the amount OF taxes interest and costs assessed
upon said ttacts, for the year 4 d 1881 that 'h
certificate OF sale of the foregoing tacs pave been
du assigned 10 the subscriber, and that the sub
scrher is the legal holder OF said certificates, and
that the time Of redemption vii expire on the l1lh
DIV Of lnnc. 4 D 1851 lnnll ELLEN bRADY.
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Later from California.

M, ~ JUN ~
Inc steamer Lido'ado arrived at o'clock
u ,, ASPl"Wa" Nay o. WIN yates nom 90"
rtan''s'n !" NAY ''h N"i t"""ma 10 'ht solh'
Tue sh'p 1"o, stewart passed May 3D. 90
"l"es west sa" 'H tue nam 'n',' nrad tue wreck
" r'Sn sn'P SPP'',"us " 'V'u 'o"7' uu'n'
w I'VE N''e' '"se' 1t n'u or'" apparently III
mat situate" some time,
Ne E''''"'" t'"usn' tue ml'''' passengers
anu treasure H'V"uVc o''"tn' o""n oN tue
'.et'"r' r'n'm'. I",''i on Vhe -S,h 'hr steam
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q" ~ 70 eco" up 'e steamer 9',''" Nv"
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For safe,

4 dwelling house and lot situated in n pleasant
part ofthe city Inquire Of may2S ] u, STONE.
Strnyed or stolen,
FROM the subscriber, on Saturday night, from
the commons onthe east side of Fox river, one
brown horse, and one brown mare pony both l4or
l5years old Neither have any particular marks
npon them, only that they are both eniireybrown,
with no white pot upon them, ANY person return
ing them 80 the subscriber. at the Union House in
Ottawa, or giving Information where they may be
found, will be suitably rewarded. Address
mpy2j-4w' JoHs M. SvLsBERsER, Ottawa.
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Srxl.lr Srgrcu --Upnn u certain time an or.
ntnr win, wished to nIvoeat. the CONSTRUCTION oI
a new rrnprkc through section OF Virginia,
made the following sublime speech
MAY It please Your worship, "h"e EH'p' Is
c,r,il..J IN civil dl.ccris, while her empires
trcmLlr with Internal commo,lun, AMI while as.
tuupm,r> mount the WING of thcu mnSnatnnS,
AND soar lhro .hc ethereal world, ru' 'ung their
course Gnm planet To planet. and from system
10 system. until they have explored the vast
eternity of space let u direct our attention to
a road more immediately m oar own ne'Shbor.
hood "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

On RUIHrEFoED's LEcTrGEl-Dr Rutherford,
Of whom We spoke last week, commenced his
course Of lectures upon PLY siology, in the Con
grega,ional church ON Monday evening last, aud
has continued them every night since, to full
houses. He is a very agreeable speaker and
handles his subject with the utmost skill and
ability. Unfortunately, we have not been able
to attend all Of them aud cannot, therefore, give
the heads Of the different lectures We would
however, advise all who have no, yet attended
them 10 go by all means. as each lecture sou.
tatns interest enough to pay for the lime spent
They will be continued during most Of next
week and will be principally devoted to the Phys
zeal education % the human sy',em. The lecture
On Monday night will be, on the circulation Of
the blood, and will le oae OF the most important,
as well as interesting, Of the whole course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-11

FaoM ruE pLMSE--The Salt Lake mail arrived
at Independence on the Goth The snow in the
mountains continued from three To fourteen feet
deep. There had passed Fott Kearney, up to
Che goth Of May, 33iS men, 90S women, ,907
children, 1920 wagons 2il5o cattle, l,c9l hor.
sos, 14o mules. and l2oo sheep, Tho bulk Of
the emigrants were met on this side Of Kearney,
with large herds of cattle and flocks of sheep,
aud ARE not included in the above enumeration.
No sickness reported on the route Of any kind
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Stolen OF Lost!
NV Pointer n o. JackI

LIES all white except his ears and n brown
/ i Spo, a, the root OF his tail, aud an oblong liv
er colored spot, about an inch wide, and two inch
es long, on his forehead. One Of his ears is dap
Piled, with liver cslored spolswhils the other
liver colored.
Any person returning him TO the subscriber, or
giving such iniormotonas will lead to his recove-
June i-i2-iw'. Ed HERMAN, Ottawa.