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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
MEMORANDA.
Religious Liberty.

The project of law for complete separation Of Church
and State in that Republic has been submitted TO the Con
sreSs Of New Granada by the Executive tproydes that
from the passage of the act the temporal and spiritual
authorities shall be entirely Independent of each other and
that accordingly 10 civil unctonary shall take part in the
election of any ecclesiastical officers of any religious
whatever That there shall be legal obligation
tribute 10 the support of any religious worship its min
iters That every citizen of New Granada and resident
foreigner shall have the unrestricted right to exercise pub
cv or privately the worship which he processes provided
that no existing law thereby nfringee That the preates
and ministers Of every religion shall be sSect to the laws
Of the Republic in civil well in criminal affairs on the
same terms with other citizens Thatthe Executive Power
shall not admit from the PapR Government any bur purely
Diplomatic agents and for the sole purpose OF negotiating
International affairs That the prohibition OF the Jeuits
from entering the territory OF the Republic shall continue
in force That the penalties ganst infringing the free
exercise Of Catholic worship shall apply to all other relg
ious denominations. That compulsory contributions TOR
the support Of religious worship shall after the first
Of September.
In the official document presented to Congress the ques
ton of religious liberty is argued at length al with abiy
Referring this country, it says In the United States of
America the federation Of worship and religious ndepen
dencear absolute The Government recognizes no edu
cationa authority class only citizens aud foreign
ers but no priests In that country obey and progress
which opens rs doors all the nations of the world ony
about twentieth part of the clergy Catholics the rest
belonging to other religious sects. Voluntary contributions
if they do not enrich the ministers Of worship give them
sufficient for comfortable support The people are re-
gous without being fanaea and the clergy present an
edfyng example of virtue There, the priests have no
power over the property Of the citizens does religion
suffer because there no compulsory contributions for
its support Let notdoubt that shall obtain the same
results by adopting the system Let Us abandon
these chmeca fears which to great a degree r,tard
the progress good principles and the prosperity Of the
Republic"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

Mr.. VANDERBILT said all the talk Of the Senator from
tie let was Tor tie purpose q protecting the rich owners
II happens tia, they The parties affected not TIE poor
mechanic.
Mr.. BAB0CK-An bills Of tbs kind are misnomers.
They bills TO get mechanics into law suits and to fur
nsh employment for lawyers And yet there il great DE-
sire to have these lien laws Tie statue book fGli Of
them As this is local one and seems well drawn I had
probably best pass. All these bills induce mechanics TO
make contracts with irresponsible persons they rely
their lien and then 70 lawyer find out how % enforce
j. This gees the benefit of the profession rather than TO
the mechanic
The bill passed. Recess.
AFTERNOON sEssIJy
Mr.. NEWCOMB introduced bill relative TO the Sd
preme Court Of New-York
The bin to organize Free School in East Chester
passed.
The Senate in Committee considered the blu to restrict
The power Of Municipal Corporations in respect to the
Contracting Of Debts
The biz was discussed a. length amended and reported
20 the Senate.
The question Of agreeing with the report laid the
table, and the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
Tie Senaes resolution for a Committee OF Conference
was received.
Mr. BURROUGHs moved that the Canal Committee be the
Committee on the part Of the House.
The SPEAKER said that under the standing rule of the
House the motion was unnecessary and he should appoint
such COMMITTEE.
Bills PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
To amend the Charter Of Greenwood Cemetery.
To amend the Act for the Improvement of Highways in
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. Ode brOugb Dill TO charter the village Of YOn
kers.
Tie bill authorizing the Ministers and Deacons Of the
Reformed Dutch Church the corner Of Greene and
Houston ss, NewYoTk TO change their corporate name
was passed.
The following Committee Of Conference on the Cana
Resolutions was appointed Messrs, LOOMS West, Cham
pin, Case, LittlejOhn. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from New YoIk-17th, Stella at Cadz Rasted Deal 18TH
Gee d 29d LebnE Plymouth Sheridan Liverpo0 Charles
lanes Deal 2lst Agnes schng Sicily 9th Victoria, Graves
end John Clements Deaf 81, 90,
Ar from Charleston l4h Conoha Aioan 'b Odessa Liverpool
A., o 28t Industiia, Malaga Och Carolina Paer
mo- ieb FANNY Leghorn 2 Sarah Bridge Wurtemburg; Hage
d Fpg1pd bark Head 81 Heena 2h Narayao Liverpool
Arr I'm Mobile 9th Trenton, az Hayre.
sd sor NeW.YOrk 2jth DAVID Cannon Antarctic Jacob Yves
,.,e "a Iyerpool; 18th steamship Washington FIN SouthsIn
ron "a pu,chen HambuIgh 9th, Friendship fun Sunderland
2bh London fun BtO Australian nn LVeIpooi OIangem0nth
and stephen Glover I'm Liverpool
Sailed for bladelpha-Bresens, from Liverpool
sailed ior City 18th, Samuel trom NewpoH sd James
Gray from Cardiff. 80, ~
sailed fo New l9h Clara Wheeler 9th Hawlett
from LNeIpoOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-EnrAA s,s,,ox

SENATE....ALBASy Tuesday June = lsss
The bin authorizing the appointment Of IS Notares pub
&c IN addition 10 the present number passed
The bill 70 alter the Commissioner map Of BROOKLYN
Hs passed.
- BILLS PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
10 organize the Twenty first Ward, New. York
Kings 1870 ~ - Wv '3 VI
mr. COOLEY attacked the bill as mischievous and cal
Ss;Issu % hjure alike employer and mechanic Ii
surfacelke attempt to produce sort Of
,su without doing at all Mr. C. detailed his expe-
he ~ u building in NewYor All these bstend 70 throw
'-s poor mechanic out Of employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
1irernooI Prodnce Marker.

-. hesvv Al n rs for both Pots an PeariA
ASH 80 demands 37o0 abs sold a. 40 for common 10 l
ar fine. IL. Coed worth n IS: gnir Of Tnrpsptine
ssh osr,A sales under that ngsh yelling 81.
bAkk astcc Ia Is very dull, and nominal
6srer; 80 teTces good Carolina sold Al 26a29
fescy deme1d, but freely AID prices
eVeAa 1sed % hhds Cuba Muscoyedo sold a. J7l9
VIZ puneheons Barbados brought 49, Qi53
noLn.Medefafe 100 bags ordinary Rio realized ~
SLes sce during the week but prices maintained The
49,. 80 bad had time % AFFECT the market
limited Ssle 4S5. Seal AID Cod nchanzod Small
u N ljpseed At % Pale Rape a $50
DYrWo0Ds-Vdy limited uansaenons a o Of OampsAcny Log
I'D sod al 90 lOl. - ,
few saed Bosnos Ayrs Horse each IL other
s,hl..,he iraneAetions have been un-mp0rant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

MALONE, Iuesday, June y, 1885.
Yesterday morning, as two men named w Van Tassel
and j. g. Segar from WestcheSter county who had been
purchasing horses in this section passing through the
woods in the southern part of this county, they at
tackled by two hghwaymen, and Segar shot aud in.
stany killed, whercupOn his companion fed. Upon re.
turning with assistance ths murdered found with
his pockets riled of about $50 and valuable watch.
P.S-The murderers of Segar arrested and lodged
in Jail this morning, 10 await examination. Van TAs
seleayes today, with the body Of his friend for New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
The Trainer Cause.-The Authority of the suprem
Court Defiance.

II was expected yesterday that Judge Barculo would
have given his opinion the application for injunction
restraining Rose Cooper from taking the child Jane Trainer
from the State but as Mr. Culver did not produce the
authorities promised the day previous no decision was
pronounced In the meantime, however the counsel
for the applicant, Mr. Culver sued out writ Of
kaBcqs coyas and obtained under TIL sOth sec
of the abeas Corpus act in order TO bring Mrs Cooper
and the child before the Court forthwith There was az
first some difficulty in getting this process executed but
Sheriff Orser having depuised Mr. Hegeman one Of the
Deputy SheriHs Of Kings County, and Deputy Sheriff
Cromley OF New crk accompanying him the two started
on their Grand At late hour last evening Mr. Hegeman
returned snd related his adventures substantially as fol
lows: We two officers proceeded to No l0l Mercers,
and there arrested the child and then extended the priv
Ieee to Rose Cooper accompany in the carriage to tie
office Of James Brady, Esq The arrest made about
q o'clock after which the parties went TO the Office Of
Mr. Brady in Warren ST. Thence the carriage dis
patched for Capt Rynders who made his appearance
and within half hour fifty sixty persons congre
gated about the corner of Church and Warents point
Contiguous to the Office Of Mr. Brady. AT this time Mr.
HegemAn the Deputy Sheriff of Kings County, insisted
upon taking the child forthwith before the Judge in Brook
yp but was resisted by Sheriff Orsers Deputy who had
The wit OF habeas corpus and the warrant in his posses
son. and who refused to give him custody of the child
At this uncure the powers delegated to the Brooklyn
deputy Sheriff were revoked ~ the Sheriff Of New York
who had granted them Upon statement of these facts
~ Aegea-Sn The Kings County Deputy Sheslf Judge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

-. psscsions in BEEF very Insd az uncIa5. p.'e.
Tne there prospect OF tavOute
ne their value Gardiner Co. quote pn1s hsu q
taIe, O6inRrv 80f090 PoRE 10 nosese deman1 aad IN
Eedi PIN; Ks' IS 80 for Wester, aud 65a0 Tor asisfn
re ard not Ct wanted; bah rtes were Wes
Bacon ). - an. Fas.erp 10 5Z 81 d5I IARo
err 'sie bnsnesa steady prices CHsEsE-saa
fsees sod atI4az TALJow tcrded sehiy upward
Ms 1891 wa rot actve. v C. u quoted steady q, H0
~ sesTs-From Liverpool have Faea Dnt Aei unI oead
i.s.s,an Nes-York scarcely 20 hnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Uayre Market.


The sales of CorrOs the week ending 24h May inclusive
a At slight The
a, "a be including 100 American The market without an
As the receipt the Psdc aivces correspondent writes
(26h): "Our CoiIoN maAe' WI ''' 'J' S"'oS OnJ ~
bales. q. A. 4. 49,, ..,-.t s,c III L..
.rroptb sold at 50a55ir
IsHEs unchanged. But little doing H. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT SPANISH BoSDs-THe Wash.
ngton Union has the following official communication:
WAsHINGIoN. June 4. l

W AsHIHNIVHI JuHt = IpVJ
Official information has been received at this Department
that arge amount Of Bonds purporting have been
issued by Don Jorge de ChacOn the Consul Of Spain
Philadelphia payable in the year 1885, at Madrid Of the
said Consulate with interest annually at six per cent
in circulation at New York and elsewhere for which the
Government Of Spain is not in any degree responsible the
said bonds having been issued without authority. Active
country for the invesg alton Of the alleged fraud and the
functions Of the Spanish Consul at Philadelphia have been
suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
LABOR AND TIE LABORERS.

Unier the above head We praposs 70 r,A,.,
r q a. - 1880 ro',as TIE ssis u Labor ,sI fs,
Statistical and 9thsr afornsiion uuor az. t. 49,
vbtn used VIII be PAD ior BY Iae ribssel 'c'e' '1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Passengers.

Tho Canada brings % passengers, as follows; 'EI
Meisrs Sears Jr Miss Sears Mr. ana Mrs kohn Sir Charles
Iye lads maid Joseph Nhtcomh MI and Ms Chewing and
~ I'll dreu Mr. aud T. Tucsonan, Mr. and Mrs Sweezer
Mr. and Mrs Huuan children aud naid, Mr. Human Jr, Col
Unshe Me Kusice Hare Sykes Hefnad FRANKIE Ner j. d.
w Spnrr Miss Mla M and Ms Walker Misses +. and
Ann Maker MIR Nathan Rich Rev. Mr. Hserger, Samereei
DR. Cd and LADY, koEon, HARDWOOD G. f. stowe Abbott
Cun,er Broadbe Mure J John Mowatt John Duncan H. T.
and lady. Miss Swndes Jn
Mr. Short MI an Mrs Meaher Mr. MaIehand Mr. Lewis Mr. and
M Rllnpbnm Miss arauo Mr. VIM Tooth, Mr. Sixeunary Mr.
and Mis- ayes Thomas Margins Mrs STARK three Misses Sk w
nj starr Mce Corge Godfrey Jacob Lpman, Nicholson Banker
Blondel Mutt Heath, Allen aud Edward
III Coooda as;ed at O BaStOn whore he will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
THE CHARTER AMENDMENT ELECTION.
Full Returns Of the Vote upon the Proposed Amend
menf. The City Charter.

This Election came ofyesterday in very quiet and
orderly msnuer and resulted in the acceptance OF the
Amendments by 1891 majority in vote OF SSo's'
about ihreequarers Of the usual poll The opposition
managed TO get 1881 votes. We give below the complete
returns by Districts and in another place the result oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

Barcuo issued attachments against Rose Cooper Isaiah
Rynders and Mr.. Cromley, NewYOrk Deputy Sheriff. re
turnable this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
STILL LATER
RniIrnnd NIeerinR.

ROUSEs POINT, MONDAY, June G, 1858, II p H.
A fan meeting of the stockholders in the Osdensburgh
Railroad held here 10 night the attraction being the
cons0ldaon of Northern railroads under board Of
management.
The annual report showed the total earnings Of the year
lS52 to be Sis0l21; expenditures S2si290 The report
shows increase of income ISL of a. per cent and
OF expenses g per No unsettled clam exists but
that Of Mr. BelknSp.
No dividend will be declared the earnings of 1854 but
Inc income viii pay all expenses and nteres, the debt
and should the income continue to increase anticipated
dendS
Mr. Crane in answer to questions explained the financial
Sonoons OF the Company and then proceeded to speak Of
The of the present management and argued that the
remedy was 20 make line Of railroad from the tide.
water At Boston to Lake Ontario This matter was under
discussion at midnight
RoUSE'S POINT, Tuesday June T. 1858.
Tue Snts Crane ticket elected hy about l. zoo ma
!erlY Shandlers vote 1899; Holbrooks ION both
1890 10, $50 Lee ION both ckttSl 1888 The high
NY On tne consolidation ticket was s363 Ii is said
thAt Ihe ucket elected IS opposed 10 Consultation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Glasgow Markets.

5p AtsVa Co report more frmness in BREADSTUFFs gene
III. M witgOut leading any material advance.
hXxtsT.T and FLOUR held firmly for extreme rates
Eo srrivals Of BAcoH an5 rather less inquiry.
esouI DYRs would bring 1Js
CHEESE
BEEF elected
ysrv triAiDg business doing in PORK
Zine Grease BUrTEs readily worth 505
Eo iuoniry Cor LARD. The stock was ignt
tl im with approach speculation Contracts for tie
OF month have been taken AZ 49, an advance Of q conf
Gently expected
No char ge IN OILS
e. q. ss injured for but The week saIes nanE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Securities

Mosyy in increased demand the lowest rate ofdscount
an pe The finds have been irregular from political
Eastern COsoLs coseda 1909 for money STANDARD GOLD
anoted Al NOS EAGLES 1881; DOLLARS, 4llhl szS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

49,, Rail Son report business had been active
f AID prices generally firm Barring Brothers report
49, ~ @syuds 03l Boston n q cents at 1913 d102; Or
nsss 81 Enc Convertible Bonds 9 No variation in other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
JENNY LrsD AT HoxE-A letter from Dresden

dated April II, says:
"Durng my short stay in the city have often passed
the residence Of Mrs Otto GOdschmidt or Jenny Lnda
name by which here as elsewhere, she IS best known
They reside in the finest section Of the town called ne
English quarter Dresden Is without doubt thelr future
residence although they have not yet purchased a. wA
reported 10 America They have been negotiating ior
very beautiful situation the bank OF the rlyer snort
distance above the city now occupied b. the Eysium,
which they would remove snd bud aecorSing 70 theI
nsasure hut thus far all efforts 70 obtain have proved
unsuccessful"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

- D.v.eys-The New-York and New Haven Railroad
have settled with Of the passengers by the
late catastrophe at EOrwaIk-Mary Jane Williams, the
Irish woman her way TO CaootVie who went down in
the $500 had the same restored her by the Company Al
New Haven before it found, and $500 in addition for
Williams passed through sprrg feId aesdsy night
Norwalk (Conn.l Glzette.
heavy frost visited this region on Sunday night last
Fears are entertained that the fruit may have suffered sO
though il Is believed not materially
Pontiac Mich Gazette, June
The population Of Troy viii be 10000 in 1885. The
Uhig makes this prediction and have doubt will
bs realized Troy IN. ~ Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
London Markets.

Kes Barring Brothern report the Colonial and Foreign Prodoee
aeady but 20 the holidays business had not been
NcoryEE very firm London and the Coniuent and
, higher but the demand moderate Ordinary
Isvs 70 Holland was quoted at &c.
re1E steady with trade demand o Wet India at fall rates
Nsuntius and Bengal iuegpler g., -. ~. ,.
TTs steady Not much 1ng-holde awaiting their Chin sers
T1ILow frmerf7 Oh the spot and 49, tor late dehvery
Rourh TUKPRNTEE The first arrivals val command l00
n. Spirits steady. -.--.oe
~Rtcf-Tbe business . confined 10 American a. So %,
CorTosTe amount 70 oO bales Eat lnaa a. ta
prices o,,s,,, 81 i,,,,s5 hn,ee,. and lsrge arrivals
ittie nassfng 10 hosinr careOes Of WHEAT or CORN
MolAssEs steady. NOsales - 80. L..
-. \, nv onany couce sous would have O. be made
an sfeady Fish Oils quite unchanged Olive slow
of s.Ie but held firmly At t19 Palm 5 Rape cheaper
U scive Prices the better descriptions ruling mead OF
,..vSo1, ouotstions. Exporters buying freely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
DEAN oil n Railroad Ar.

~, an -, SPRINGFIELD, Tuesday Ju,s7 1919
Mr. Allen w Bowen the Agent Of the Westsr MI isS
az Shaker Village, was crushed 10 death this mornin 49,
deisching portion Of freight train WING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Later from Rio Janeiro.

PHILADELFHIA, Iutsday, June I, 1883.
We have received Rio Janero dates to the 25th April
The S steamer Water Witch arrived there on the esd
en- route for Rio Plate
The L. = sloop ofwar Nandala sailed from Rio on the
esd April for Macao
The L. s ship Congress remained at Montevideo and
Jane town at Buenos Ayres-al well
STILL LATER.
BALTIMORE. Tuesday, June T. 1855
The bark Clintonis, Wright has arrived here with Rio
dates 10 the eth April bringing 5000 bags of Coffee The
stock of Flour at Rio INCREASING and was estimated at
10000 bbs Baltimore sold at Sl40 s6 Philadelphia at
Sl5a Si6 Richmond at 500 S23 Sales of New Orleans
were making at lia50o. In Coffee the operations
restricted reer arrivals from the interior were Increasing
the stock Holders vsws too high for buyers Sales
Of some mixed lots good rsts aud superior were made at
4IlO00 1880 Exchange was nominal at 27i Gesl In
Fegh no transactions for the States are reported the
quotations are nominaly 81 81 TO- and So 4 bag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
The Behrins's Straits Rxned,,io,

m. ...os..... -, NohfoLh, Tuesday June = 1883.
Inc necessary repairs having been made 70 the Uuj,sd
aion has finally sailed s' '"~'S EAPe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
state of Trade In Manchester.
Landau Money Market.

usines In YARNS has been large wth advance Of n
HOODS more inquired for at rather higher rates -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

During the evening procession, accompanied by a
band Of music paraded the streets with banners The first
enc was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
Murder by HIghwaymen.

The Canada ssled at 81 F. NJ fer Boston, where she will
be due on Wednesday morning.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-07-07

county in the State, through which a
railroad, to make it'pay, can be located
And The counties along this line, with
those north and south of US, the trade OF
which must accrue to this road, ship
more surplus produce to other markets
than any other portion of Iowa.
Active measures are being taken to Sc.
cure the right of way, and with every
prospec, of success. If capitalists east
wish to invest their money in railroads IN
Iowa, we know of no projected route
crossing our State from east to west, that
would be less expensive, or yield more
speedy and greater dividend than the one
from Burlington, through Henry county,
via Fairfield. in Jefferson, on through
Wapello 10 the Des Moinesriver. Pay
no attention to maps, etc, but send out
your engineers to examine the country
along the line we speak of. and il they
do not coincide with US, then we will &C
knowledge we are no prophet
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-07-07
Later freln California.

The steamer Northern Light has ar.
rived at New Y DIRK from San Juan, bring
ing dates from California to June LIST.
Everything was tranquil at Nicara-
qua.
The transit across the Is,hmus was
effected in 40 hours.
The Brother Jonathan, in coming out
OF San Francisco, me, The Golden Gate
and The clipper Sea Serpent, going in.
A duel was TO be fought on the morn
ing the steamer left, between Senator
GwIN, and McCoRKLE, ex- Representa-,
tive in Congress. Weapons, rifles
Cause, some language made Use of by
Mr.. GwYN in regard to his antagonist.
The steamers Cortez and California,
were 10 leave for Panama on the first of
June. The latter 1925, OO0 on freight.
The Sonora expedition was sill talk
ed OF. The Times says: A Baltimore
clipper, now lying IN the harbor, has
been chartered to carry the party to its
destination.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-07-07
The Fourth

Passed off very quietly in this place.
The "rising generation" had dinner in
grove below town, under the supervis-
ion of Rev. b. A. Spaulding and DIR.
Williamson, which we were informed
passed off very creditably and pleasant
ly to all concerned in getting it up; and
the Sabbath School on the south side of
the river had dinner in Overman's
Grove, near Richmond, which was nu-
merously attended. Rev. Dickinson de-
livered an address on the occasion,
which we hear spoken of very highly
Those who were present on the occasion
speak of it as being delightful celebra.
ton. A sumpsuous repast was prepared
for the occasion, which was pariaken Of
by some 600 or more persons.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-07-07
New Advertisements .

Attention is called to the advertisement
of w. b. Street, of Dahlonega. Mr..
S. is one of our most successful and pop
ular merchants, and deserves and will
receive his full share of public patron,
age.
See advertisement of ]. Aldridge.-
John can make almost any thing he has
mind to. and always a, reasonable pri.
ces. Give him a call.
A. l.. a. ]. Graves, il will be seen by
reference to their advertisement. are car
rying on business in the right way.
They keep first rate assortment. If ev.
erything in their line, and will sell them
as cheap as they can be Dough. at any
other point in the valley. Call and see
their stock.