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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01
Further from Merico-Ahempted Revolution in t
City IF MeeicO.

New ORLEANS, May 25. The steamer Texas,
from Vera Cruz, brings dates the 27lh and reports
that, the l7th, revolution broke among the
National Guards, in consequence of order from
Santa Anna to incorporate the National Guard with
the troops of The line. The revolution lasted three
days, during which business entirely suspended,
the regular troops having taken possession OF both
forts, the national streets and the city gates.
brisk firing was kept up during The whole time,
but finally ended on the 10Th by the entrance of the
regular troops from JalaPa, who took SO National
Guards as prisoners. Quiet subsequently re-
stored, and about fifty National Guards were killed,
and many wounded.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01

MORE COPPER Messrs. Turner and Jones, while
guarrying for rock to build culverI for the North
Carolina Rail Road, have discovered quantity Of
Copper Ore, some specimens of which have been
left at our office. From comparison of this Ore
with specimens from Il Guiford mine-(Ihe Fentress
mine, we think, which a company is now working
with prohD-we should pronounce the Orange Ore
TO be of excellent quality. is yet ascertained
in what quantity it exists, but promising feature in
increase they 60 down into the quarry. The spec
linens furnished were taken the depth of about
two feet. The quarry in which this Copper Ore was
discovered, is upon tract Of land ned by Josiah
Turner Esq, lying the Piltsborough road, abont
three miles south west of this place, and about two
miles IRON the Rail Road. Il is worthy of remark,
also, that the rock taken from this quarry, good
Granite, some beautiful specimens of which we have
seen. HiNs6@ough Recorder.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01
From the MesiLIu Valku,


FL PAso, April IS, 1853. Governor Triss arrived
at FL Pasu yesterday, with $50 and SO officers
to command the levies of militia he has made upon
Ell Paso, La Real and Sineca, from VIII Oh places he
had made Call for 700 men.
The General looks we'll. He reports the with
drawal of the Mexican Minister from Washington
war with Spain, &c., sc. General Montenegro,
with 600O men, is reported as en- rOufe from Sonora
ard below to the copper mines. General Morales,
with 1000 men, is expected daily from Durango.
The excitement in Ell Pdso is very great, AMI all
breathe war and death to los Americanos.
Saezar, the Mexican Boundary Surveyor, is lust
from the city of Mexico, and reports the decision OF
the Mexican Government consider as a declaration
of war the refusal on the part of The United States
Government to recognize Bartlett and Condos boun-
Diary. They think they have ouIw iIIed us, and mean
to Sc, up great pre'ensions in consequence.
We have but little news aside from war rumors
tried 10 visit Font Webster copper mines week or
Two ago, but, after getting about half way,
back by Indians. who chased c. and myself (who
were alone) back to Captain Bees camp at Santa
Barbara. They run us about fifteen miles
One day Lafer from Cahfmnia-Orer T,Uo Millions
Of GOld Came.
New YORK. May 25. The steamer Star of the
West arrived here This morning from San Juan. She
brings 437 Passs ngsrs, S6O,OOO in gold on freight,
and $500, 900 in the hands OF passengers. Her dates
from San Francisco are 10 the LIST of May, being one
day later than previous accounts. She made the ell
tire passage in % days and hours from San Fran.
cisco.
The steamer Georgia, from AspinwalI, has also
arrived, bringing same dotes from San Francisco.
She left AspInwaIl the evening of the 18th, with
large number of passengers. ,G79,679 in gold on
freight, and S2OO'oOO in the hands OF passengers.
San Juan was healthy at latest dates. The u S.
sloop of war Cyane was there, and all well. She
expected to leave for Havana OF about the 26th
instant
The steamer Pacific made her passage from San
Francisco to Juan del Sud in just II days. including
the regular stoppages. Not single death occurred
during.Ihe whole passage.
The express Office of Adams & Co., on Mormon
Island near Sacramento City, had been robbed Of
SIS, 900 in gold dust:
The markets at San Francisco, Saturday, were
unusually quiet Flour unchanged. Pork deciu-
ing; Mess $40 SO.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01

GuILFoRD COPPER We have in our Office some
specimens of Copper Ore from the Beard Mine, in
Guiliord, owned by Messrs. Cain, Kirkland, Webb,
and Others of this place. This mine was leased to
some gentlemen in Gu,ford, who worked it some
time tor Gold, considerable quantity of which was
obtained, though the operations carried on un-
der untdvorable circumstances. Since the Copper
fever broke OUT attention has been called this uine
AID 1t Is believed that it will prove be rich in lis
yield of Copper. The specimens in our possession
though picked up after others had selected the BEST
are decidedly good and as the quantity is supposed
to be immense, it is highly probable that this mine
will be found 10 be extremely valuable.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-01
hspe1tapf from 7eaa,,ie4i DEGREES q SAM,

rEs7
InpOstanf from. serico-7 yraniieaf DEGREES II Sa,ltl
.4liuu.
NEW ORLEANs,. May "A. BY an arrival from Vers
Cruz, this moining we have dates from the City oil
1 Mexico to The 9Th instant.
( Santa Anna is adopting severe measures against
! all who he thinks holds what he considers permi-
cous opinions, and the opinion gaining ground thai
ne is following the model of Louis Napoleon, and is
looking steadfast 10 The attainment OF imperial
crown
The President has also ordered the arrest Of all
who served guerllas in The American army during
the late war, who to be tried by martial as
traitors 10 their country.
Santa Anna has also published list of the Next
can officers Who surrendered prisoners of war TO
General Scott when the Capital was taken, and has
issued decree degrading them in rank 10 the army,
and dis;nissng such of them may be in civil EN-
ploymeut.
The army is being organized and increased, and
the National Guards to be forthwith reformed.
Governor Frias. of chihuahua, has marched with
all The military he could muster oppose Iorce the
occupation of Masilla Valley by The American troops
under the orders Of Governor Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
TEXAS.
Arrival Of the STEAMSHIP Mexico.
Frn The \ o. P.esyuas. Iys-

fnm The y o. Pea; 1ne, lsh
BY the arrival If the steamship Mexico, Capt.
Place We have received dafes from Galveston 70 the
l4;h last.
The Ktrs says that letter has been re-
eei,ed IL Galveston, giving information that there
ri.e in the Trinity al Pine Bluff. the 81 inst, Vi
tiItt iCeL
Tie lighthouse On Point Bolivar was lighted
I'd week be.re las and vii CONSUME 10 be hi up every
night hereafter.
TIE Ncrs advocates the culture Of nee in
Texas
The formal says that Nj. John A. Williams,
Chit giu,er re HFTEbuz, Railroad. B now OF u
Czlcrtcn CT the Brszos bcrcn ioT point Of location
.cT crCsslne Ire river. He sec eonpaned by MI Dsyd
LoTiI q contractor aHd icy vii reconnoter the Colo
rtcs valley e. high up Austin. preparatory TO the
Ccmp -ly pushing forward it enierfHe 20 ne la'tef
El-le. =,
IKE Ntrs says that gentleman very Wei
inOnu b. re citizens VI Galveston nan Of high re
f,ectay ana ample meaTs hss gone on 70 attend tae
- recent Legislature az Austin. Tor The purpose OF pro-
ourrg CHATTER for railroad from Galveston % Hous
t,B. He aormed tie eaior Vi IAs Hers, thst be
wsuicd blaas Z lauds, oen Of money, nor any
AID vAal4c.ysr from tie State nor did ne want any
moEOroy or exclusive privileges. Al he woud ssk IL
TIE privilege a constructing double track rsroad
fIl here to Hcustcn which be would give full and sa,
ssctory security shOuld be oonpte within four years,
be wtrd oIies 10 the Stste The OF )00o IN
ease o. islu1e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
~" Grace Greenwood in one Of her Ists

e" Grace Greenwood" in one Of hsr ~ =
ett.rs 70 The htinoi Eys speaking Of q 80 -.
Rome says: THE works VI Bernn arc o.. des.y .ei
nsrksd a. they nearly al are By ths wild I, -
boisterous strength with whics tn! master ,eesc si
Cyer-baEby tesdsd saints, who look as tnoasl .ox
storrr-engeis IL such ssfe Of &is5evesd ~ -
viii their drspery in such crazy nutter Of srs,g
theT very VIII gfesfher 20 on sd, yca COT sss
them Just escaped frola celestial irs1ne sy-
ese simply de,estAtls. -. J-,mvsy
There are here Few monumental wosks y sss skas
scuptured sbon nations Many cures erisas ss.es.
utfes snoiied ty az atroei0gs addition 81 n s
h Of shsefs Of I'm painei u vie ifoitstle. - q
Ilf. n,oI.sty OF Hsv Mother Church l1s gsl1say ~
ssrnips og,bress Of lais yseIs n tho eiiss ~
scsrce xlean Of sandy les or an Sf 6assss
erp.tsl 10 shock tho pure eyes Of Tie
100 ara siIer.resi-nsscs sespis and The w b,sl
sIerub. are henee6oTih TO b matted ~ and ~s ~
"a, M 81 rssse Oh sanity and holy fs;brn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
E,oH PRrcE OF Nresors.-At public auc-

EioH PRICE OF NEGsoEs.-At public auc-
iis. TAtrsosy ThoH4e KysE son sold- Gits-n likely
usETuss IL Sie5 or 40 Eysrsge o; eVsi. i-ee eOy ar
= ~ H. tz0Ust tie oA0~iae FGiEs, yIz 81 10, s-cb
sl.g. u two sl,fc0. n-sklns az svrnsse Of Sltl2
tapsTs Hey ~ cd sslS Of io9 negrUes u lam lea
I've - tire frifs aver grd nom sltfJ . - 10 sOr
rssh Ic-Slctai az tie egre sale averaged k. G. o.
Whitley sold tEo hkey female hsuEe zrts cus az
Slse a stsT a. sl,lse. lCrrleston sS1ries J1 p.
q TIE Southern Literary Gazette has now
tea ITeoIoratsd With iAe CAaIsisl g. e. Weekly Necs
ufftT tie kctona tGFsrysea Of p IL. HAM Esl- for
= mr. tllle Ecltcr q TEe iorzieT journal.
~ At the late election for town officers in
AsslGssn. Ma tie 81 nst, the sEti-,i4sor License
eAtt presaeG by CoIs der@sle De agily; 10 entire
rssiecf AGsrnea Is oFposed 10 grating lesesrL
- William i. Roberts, Democratic mem.
tes tho Rhode Istua Hoa.. OF kepr,ssnsases died
hSA- =: .; fEollsEcs -aV4s . = "a the chclea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
NAME LAw.-we notice by tho journal

thai the Legislature Is daily being hooded with peas
sskng the passage Of Law prehibing the nlanufssfs
snd sale Of alcoholic liquors, similar 10 the Maine Law
Theso petitions are s.ned by Boards Of saperis0fi
c. unity Officers and Grand Jures, by thousands sni
tens Il tbousends Of legal voters, and BY nnnnmefsl
W rne eLd children, who demand protection ff go
fathers sons aid broihers sgslnst the attacks o. -,
" uol IA al the It'll" On the l3th, Jingle nsn,se
10, tie peiition Of 81 $40 legal voters ssd ona
Inhabitants. sskiRg tie law, and other uemben r.
sented numerous petitions for the same oo,ecI,
sincerely hope that there prayers will DO heeasa
that law win be pa,sed which will put oct the a. -
every dxtiilery knock ia tie head Of every brandy -
ard rum eesk and break every whsky jug 10 tae 81
lCoidwstsr tnicb.1 5entlnet JSn'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

U There are IN Cincinnati LIS persom =; -
,;.. tbs, c,y sn annual tax OF between tre -,
,ssnssad dcllsrs "A who pay bstwe.n one asa 80 uSs
ard: rs who pay bsfwtsE iNo and ,hs,e
- ,~a ttiee n -four tree and lseo Pays - 81
s,s,5 tts tiors I'd end who par set~ -. 8,
80 fioirrf Ni.Ic.ss L. sw9l'b ps.s tx o. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
ANTI-LIQUOR LAW.

81 BuI for the BupDression Of the
Trsnc 1. Istsxicasiss Lssssr..
n-s.<.l % az Eac Yors aats 7snpossS ~ na'e"eS
a., Ez.estise Co~aaes Jon ~, lsoJ.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24
poetrp.
Trust TO the Future.
Dr C. \. Briggs,

BY C. A. BRIGGs.
Trust to the Future though gloomy snt
cherries,
Prouls the dark Past. like ghost at thy
back,
Look not behind thee ;-be hopeful and
Steer for the right way, and keep to the
track
rI,, oF Dasn.;r-it haa st,s.sth like q
giant
Shu,lder thy Purpose. and boldly dehanf,
Save 10 the Right, stand unmOved and un'
pliantl
Faith and Gods promise the brave never
lack.
Trust to the Future;-the Present may
fright thee,
Scowling 50 fearfully close st thy side;
Face it t'unmoved, Aad no Present can blight
He who stands boldly each blast shall
abide.
Never q storm but the tainted air needs 1T
Never q storm but the sunshine succeeds it,
Each has . lesson, and he alone reads 1t
Rightly, who takes it and makes 1t biz
guide.
Trust to the Future 1T stands like an angel,
Singing VI hope, like some blessed evangel,
Luring thee on TO brighter career.
Why should the Past or the Presens cypress
thee'
Stamp on their coils, for, with arms to ca
ress thee,
See, the great Future stands ycarning to
bless thee;
Press boldly forward, nor yield for fear
Trust to the Future lit will not deceive thee,
So thou but meet it with brave heart and
strong;
Now begin living anew, and, believe me,
Gladness and Triumph will follow ere long.
Never a night but there cometh morrow,
Never grief but the hopeful will borrow
Something Of gladness to Tighten the sorrow /;
Life unto such is conqueror's song!
Trust to the Future, then ;-ccase from your
r. weeping;
Faith and o firm heart are all thatyou need
God and his angels have yet in their keeling
Harvests Of Joy if we'll SOW but the seed !
Trust to the Future all life will.he glorious;
Trust-for in trusting the soul is victorious !;
Trust-and in trusting be strong and la
borious;
Up and be doing, and give God the need !!
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24
A Merssimg Song.

Let me now forget the past,
Let me turn away from Time
Let me think that life will last
Ever in a glorious prime!
Mine shall be word Of joy,
Full Of hope and free from pain;
] will live q dreaming boy,
Twill never weep asaisl
Let the Future cease to frown,
Let him hide his misty veil,
Let the Morrow cease his moan,
Til weary, weary tale.
OIL To-day To-day is king!
He IL kind aud full Of mirth!
Let his royal praises ring,
He alone shall rule the earth!
Only sinful men, 1 see,
Fearing past or coming time;
Hearts Of truth are ever fres,
Resting. on faith sublime.
Sorrow, thou art here de6edi
Wei know thy fearful power,
But content is now my bride,
And my life-the Present Hour
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

y.B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for thi:
payer in the cities Of Boston. New York end
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered TO take
Advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates As required by US. HIS receipts VIII
be regarded as payments His ofhces are
Bosros, Scollay's Building; NEw ionx'
Tribune Buildings; PHILApELPHIA, n. w.
corner Third and Chestnut sts.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24

Johns wife and John were tete-a-fefe;
She witty WAS, industrious he.
Says he" I've earned the bread we've ate" !"
"Aad i" ssys. she. hare mn'd the tes.'
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-03-24
= = . !. tbs 'Hiterarp Gfbo,
sptl.sHED svssr rxvRspAY ,aossiNssr
ChAmplim Il Dabceck,
At WESTERLY, r. /.
O6ee on bread Sfreet-snfrdnee nerf d0o'
) 1ueesf ef Nos. Perry's JesCeiry Shop.

06Iee on bread Sfreet-enfranee nerf dooT
1essf Of f&os. Pervy's Jescelry Shop.
'Sr rERMs-st coin ADVANCE 81 50 pay
rent is delayed till the end Of the year.
No napsr disseminated until affear-
are, are paid, except at the option Of the
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: One square, (twelvs lines or
less, IL more than sir) one week, 5O cents
two weeks, rs cents; three weeks, 81 %.
One year, IS 90 six months, SO 90; three
months, 81 90; half square, half price, One
column one year .S25 90; six months, Sie w.
Half column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
% 90.
~ comuuuicstions. orders, and remit
tances, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
WesfeyIy, X.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

MUscATrxx, June 3. 1883.
BExr or Poor High, Butchers are nav
ing 5 cts. p4 ID, nett.
Cows AxrlCAIvEs--Scarce and in demand
cows raasia from $40 to eso--calves frod
SaEEFAo in good demand and birb 4. q
Hocs-B&hsrs are paying S., Der cs ~
GRAIS-- tsat, so to 70 cts, Der busb
Corn Is = O.; Oats 20 to % cts. :,
PRovIsIes Po9k, Mess SIS so Der cx Y.
Hams snet ? = 10 OTIS cts per ID; BacoiY,
sides and nlders, 7aS. do; Flour s.. 5Oa
400, per Corn meal 40 cts der bush.
BEES Nt20 cts per ID.
SEEDsrCfer IS Scat, 90; Timothy ST..
S0a2, 00t seed 75a8O cts. per bush.
BurrtsEcos- Butter 10 per h.
Eggs 8 kR dog.
Gao Coffee 10 cts; Sugar 4 LA.
l51-2p Molassss, s II, 35a36, N. O.
Sass - GAL; Rice 5 Ia cts per ID.
Dalsrf-Apples $3.50; Peaches
WI 90 50 loss,oo, 10 ,<i2, e.
90, lO5 441s5 90 per box.
LosiCP, $soosl5 per 1000 feet.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

I. G. A. L. B. R.--A number Of inau-
sneial eitissas q the Northern portion
Of lowe, have assosiatsd thsmsslvss
together, agreeable 70 the code Of
lows, under NE tide q Tie Iowa Central
Air Line Railroad Company, for the pur.
pose Of constructing and operating rail.
rosd from Ssbsla, On the Mississippi sivss
and to run thence wsstwardly on or nea,
the 42nd parallel Of latitude 10 the Missouri
liver, and thence west to The South Pass Of
the Rocky Mountains 10 California. The
capital stock 70 Be- $4,000 900. Il 10 IN
contemplation 70 complete the Arst division,
which extends TO Cedar river, in about two
years. Hon. George Greene, Of the Su.
prsme Court, 10 President Of the Company.
LrM CousrY.-Ths County Judge Of Linn
bounty, has Issued his proclamation order
ling Especial election on The second Monday
in June, ct which election the voters are "a
decide whether Linn county shall subscribe
two hundred thousand dollars TO the capita
stock Of the Iowa Central Air Line Raj
There i 10 Be grand Railroad Jubilee .,
Upton, Tuesday next, tn inst, in honor Of
the Lyons lowe Central Railroad Compa.
ny. A free dinner win b. given in u.
Court House square. In the evening, ,
ball win BE- given 1t the Court House.
The Joliet (Ill.) Signal, Of recent date
in speaking Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad ssys:-s'Thsss are over one hun
drsd miles Of this road completed, and VI
are informed that The work on the femain-
ing portion Of the route i progrsssing rap.
idly. The finished portion extending from
Chicago to Peru, win compare fsvorsbly
with the best casters roads. The work has
bssn done well BY The contractors: and ths
bridges, depot baildines, TO-, are durable
structures" Between Chicago and Peru
there are two passenger trains day besides
freight trains, construction trains, &c., and
the amount Of travel 10 immense.
Late sdviess from Europe announce that
Mr.. Bacon, Of the arn Of Page 4 Bacon,
st. Losis, has bssa successful in selling
bonds Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
70 the amount Of 81, 100 900. This, with
the SUM Of 32,s0o, 900 yrsviously negotiated
BY Professor Mitchell, insurss the vigorous
prosseutisn OF the road.
The vote for and against the subssrip-
ton Of &i0o, 900 70 The Mississippi and
Wabash Railroad. in Ksokuk, On Saturday,
18th, resulted nearly unanimously in favor
"a
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

Ixsrmcrf 4TusrLE.-It has ben oh
.., , sSst q eross the oosas lsea -.
Bsv q i Hosi 70 ths Caynaa lslss, nsar
Jamaica, : Zoe Of four hu.dred end
afty niles. accuracy superior e the
chat and con- OF humaa SkiIl; fcf i 10
s6rms1 49, =. which have last their
latitude IN hssy w hsys STORED entire
y BY the noses OF u.
The object Of their v. ~ - "a ,
tion OF birds, il fee ~ M \. '-e
eggs on spot pssaliaely ~ , -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

have hssa eacanpsd nsar Ksoazt. Thsyase hoa ~
Thsy numhss about Two thoaaand aad hase hsea ~.
naAne preparations foe crossing the Plains b 6alt
LAka. We lam hon he Valley whig, 'they ase h
dnlsioss. hsasa I'd dsosaGly Ola" Rev. John Har.
Hs e1ve Tn g acooant a ths h and peogssa q
Noenouiam n lii country. Ahs. . 6u1A3A chasae-
u q Jes omitA aaA NJ psineiPal ha1en. sea poln1
q ont 70 then u graphic hnG:age. the WICKED end
Hcentious psinciples q 4cgpcoi0L
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

A Esv PAsEa.-fhs "wapslls Intslli-
gsnesr," By james NeGsingsr, has taken the
place Of The ''Louisa Cssnty Times" Il IL
. veil prisssd sheet Of seven columns, and
deserves . esed patronage. Success to it!
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

/CLosED UP.-We learn from the Burline-
ton Telegraph, that on the l4th, the Shsr-
n, By order Of the Court, closed up Ill the
drinking establishments in that town. A
good idea. We do mot contend that this
will suppress drunkenness sntirsly-but
when We have laws they should Be rigidly
enforced. This il IN excellent example for
other public okosrs throughout the Stats
10 initiate.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

VINO - Hss-Ths papers announce the
appointnsnt Of Paul @. JsGtiss, - Pension
Agent for Iowa. We are unable 10 deter.
)nine Who this individual is, or where be r.
-.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

SrArs PsIsrIsG.--wssss By the Dubuque
Herald that Mr.. Hoznish Of tie Ksoksk De.
psteA, has resigned the odIss of State Psin-
ter, and that Messrs. Aahony 4 Dorr, Of
the H~sM. hare been appointed By the
Governor.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-06-03

0ASHs.-W direct aEAsaA3oa b IL savsEtassnsns q
". A. Nsisod. II g. LosiA Will n that city. -
Gently, w I'D IN opportunity a seeing - q II
snrivalisd sa1es. which had hesa hsated n furnace
seven hoass, IN Ne psesssos a handrsds Il wassss
10 ~ - quality. h re was unhart. We exam.
led ths oonAsas. and sbs9d that ~ books Se "a
psaoI purposes. wese uniajured. u cine lhsseaiag
IL haclu having only been melted. We have %
hsaitancy h psonoasapg theA he ssnaips salanan-
.dssa" may ae naanlAstured n g. LOsis b Nr
Neasoa hlnasG Essy tsdnss - b thh city dhesA
have M.