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Of his children CATHERINE, ROSE, MARY and PAtr CAS-
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M j U l.
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I0-MORROM lEdaayl ENENING. june 2

TOMORROW (Fidayl EVENING, June
On which
Confusing Of
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4 q. %. Pm. r ". GRAND LOOGE OF SOUTHERN
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No "A THURSDAY June J. O'Clock = NJ
JAMES G HOLDEN. Recording Secretary.
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American Insfue.-A stated meeting Of this Institute ll
THIS 1hnndsyJ kNENiNO June u ~ - - o
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IN 000 ACRES Of PINE y 1870 NJ 10 CAi

d OnA WANTED on Bond and Mortgage On
$JUU Hss.e ana Lot 80 town e.. q e a. ~:
oyro sise the Central Pnh There 49, zss;vU
NJ NM v" ~ T. BAILEY, ~ -
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w ACCOUNTANT and BOOK KEEPER wsAes ftlsf9n "a
-, r~,ss h.,rs-~ Woaid object 10 maze snail ~
yssuent address u. r. T. IEbsos Onee
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WANTED-An American in Botanic aedie'Le
w Intelligent ssa nos sI..a - -
Apply psnoEslly or b. letter 70 l. LEAihE' W. -
81 N.Y. n.
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Tie Istendine OF (nnnI-.i aud Widening Of Walker

There will be ~ Meeting OF the Brooklyn HoFticHI-
futuI socefy the tys Room Athenaum tcOIDe Of Gin
,or srd This Thursday EVENING at o'clock
~ AkROWsMiIH Rec. Sec'y
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NEW ST ALTON RY STORE,
IN Nc - fa.ton ct. near William.
SLOTE & JAMES
tHrSBY l.. SLorE, JOSArHAS JAyrsD
have oreHed building Of lillian with entire
new ,;tck u BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.
HGNrG BIkDERY stt4Lsd business under persona
ervop. enabled worn vii De squA - sa1
other house.
Cogutry dealers Fupphed.
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1hree Cent Postage s,amps for sale at this Office.


is ENJOY ed CGnsst the OF Center and Ca
Office established by
Eugrton where always be found large numbers OF la
BOXERS SERVANTS low rates OF wages and persons
heir orders filed by wiring to Ito superintendent ana
the q Tue Paee re-
sU"'" Nv "'A '""'s las p FAGAN Superintendent
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fLFJ.,ianify and the balance OF Power.-Mt o w;

Crpy at The Tickets z5csn,s eseh iof sale It
Acc f lie Wan st. Journal and At the door Lecture % ogn
at O'clock
American Geographical society.-A MEETING Of the Geo
Scc,ty and statistical Society will be held az the New
Iok Tnveniiy. THURSDAY Evening, june a. o'clock
t.rer upon proposed for Railroad TO The Pacc
pef ty ~ large Of the society with Pohlcs
v m b. rcd By Henry v POOR. Esq editor Of The American
-. - IL lnl.a- nr
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02

At public meeting held at the American Flat,
on Saturday evening Aug. &c, to take into consid-
ertaton the best means of suppressing the supply
of spurious liqours to Indians either by gift sale.
The following preamble, and resolutions we're adop
ted.
Whereas, we believe that most of the scenes Of
violence and bloodshed, enacted in our midst, by
Indians resident amongst US, originate in the exces
sve of intoxicating liqours; and whereas, from
the best information we can obtain, such seems to
have been the cause of the recent unfortunate dis
turbance in which several of those Indians lost their
lives, Therefore be it
Resolved, That every man who sells Intoxicating
liqours to Indians endangers the safety Of commu-
nitv, degrades his own character, and outrages ths
feelings of humanity.
Resolved That we do know there are such men
in this neighborhood, and we hereby pledge oursel-
YES to use the utmost vigilance to ferret them out
and bring them to punishment. And that as a
means to that end will not fail to observe should
suchbe the case that Indians 20 to certain houses
sober, and leave them drunk.
Resolved, That henceforth, we will denounoe and
discountenance every person, white or black, who
shall furnish Indians with liquors under any pre-
text, or for any purpose whatever, And more par
ticularlv those who are in the habit of buying liQ-
ours at the stores, and conveying them to Indian
Ranches for vile and sinister purposes
Resolved That copy of these proceedings be
posted at this place, at Columbia, Irish creek and
other places in the neighbohood, and also be sent
for publication to the Empire County Argus. and
Mountain Democrat.
G. E. SILL. Chairman.
PrrMAN S. PRICE, Sec'y.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02

compare We find them all possessing talent sufi-
cient to fill the Offices to which they aspire, with
credit to themselves and honor to those whom they
would represent They are men also who are of
acknowledged integrity and general uprightness of
character G ]. Carpenter, Esq.-I mention his
name because he is first on the tickets gentle.
man of high order of talent, worthy and well
qualified to fill the position with dignity and ability
to which he aspires and to which he undoubtedly
will be elected. Mr.. C. has been resident Of this
State for three or four years. but has kept himself
aloof from political warfare. He has been engaged
the greater part of his time as practical miner
worked hard and sweat freely-but has met with
very poor encouragement, and even that which he
has gained by his honest industry, has been appro-
priated by that magnanimous disposition which
characterises the man---to the education Of his two
younger brothers whose circumstances at home, in
Pennsylvania. would not admit of an education.
And thus you may examine the the ticket through,
you will find men worthy your confidence and your
sufrages. I am willing to trust those men to rep
resent me and my interests---mining-.-i which
have been constantly engaged since
FORTY NINE.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02

BUFrALoEs-Col. Vaughan says that within the
bounds of his agency, where the American Fur Com
pany are operating and trading the number of buf.
faoes killed annually is not short of 100000 He
took much pains to procure the best information on
the subject and his estimate cannot be very ncor.
rect Not less than 100000 robes have been shipr-
ed within his agency during the last year. One
hundred and fifty thousand those animals are de-
stroyed and thousands of hides used by the Indians
to make thsir lodges. Largo numbers of buffalOes
frozen or starved to death in the snow banks &
many are drowned by crossing the Missouri river
in large herds all crowding upon one another.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02
Public, No. 20.1

AN ACT to enable the President of the United States to
fulfil the third article Of the treaty between the United
States and the Mexican republic, of the thirtieh of
December thousand eight hundred and htty-three,
Be 1t enacted By the Senate mi Huse Of Representatives.
# tie Initial &tates c An@ica in Cong'ess assembled,
That the of millions Of dollars be, and the same
is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise APPROPRIATED 10 enable the President of the
United States fulfil the stipulation in the third article
OF The treaty between the United States and the Mexican
republic of the thirteth of December, one thousand
eight hundred and y-thee, subsequently amended by
the Senate of he United States; of which said sum of
ten millions Of dollars millions to be paid on
the exchange of the racations of said treaty, and the
remaining three millions the boundary line
shall be surveyed, marked, and established.
AnroYed Inne ~. 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02
Correspondence Of the Argus.
TIE KIOME-sICE CALIFORNIAN OF 1854.

? NOME-SICE CALIFORNIAN OF 1e
BY JIM. NC.
AS | was walking out alone
Twas as o train came in,
paused to listen to a song
heard miner sing.
The singer seemed o'erwhelmed with grief
As he sang this o'er and o'er,
q, carry me back to my mountain home,
To my mountain home once more.
When was there and doing well
was not satisfied,
Money had to fill my purse
But not appease my pride.
So must fix and come of hero
Like many had done before,
Q, carry me back to my mountain home
To my mountain home once more.
A wife l had, and she is young,
love her dearly too,
If ever get homo again
III stay my dear with you.
To rock the cradle here is hard
At home not quite so sore,
o, carry me back to my mountain homo
To my mountain home once more.
Our parting caused my wife to grove
But her often told,
That / would come and stay one year
And bring home heaps Of gold.
Then we could lead a happy life
And count our money o'er,
o, carry me back to myfmountain home
To my mountain homo once more.
But when l came did not find
As had heard it told,
That one could 60 along the streots
And pick up Jumps of gold.
But now know it is not so
And as | said before,
o, carry me back to my mountain home
To my mountain home once more.
borrowed money from friend
To buy team to come,
When got here that might make
With them handsome sum.
Defeated in that great design
I'll try to borrow more,
To carry me back to my mountain home
To my mountain home once moro.
III succeed you may depend
I'll soon be on my way,
And bid farewell to those l leave
cannot longer stay.
And whilst I'm sailing on tho deep
I'll sing this o'cr and DER,
I'm on my way to my mountain home
To my mountain home once more.
Hill, Aug Oath 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02
Public, No. 27l
AN ACT confirming certain land claims in Louisiana, ii
the Bastrop grant


Be eoocdb dbg the Senate and House cf Representatives.
of the UnteI States IF Aerica IN CoagreSs assem6led
That such of the claims entered in the report dated hr
eth Of july eighteen hundred and fy-wo, of the reg
lister and receiver at Monroe Louisiana in their opinion
ought to be confirmed according the principles recog
missed in the act of Congress of the third March, eighteen
hundred and tory-one pursuant to which the said report
made be- and the are hereby, confirmed for the
extent and under the limitations referred in the opn
ions of the said officers
SEC @ And6e Hfurther enacted, That the confirmation
by this act shall only operate REIMBURSEMENT the
part of the United States and shall affect the right of
adverse claimants to the same lands prevent judi
cia decision in regard to the same and upon the rend
ton to the General Land Office of proper plat of survey
duly approved by the surveyor general for any conrma
ton by this act the Commissioner shall patent
be issued, if satisfied that the is confirmed and
yeyed according to the true intent of this Py0Cded
That if in any claim confirmed by this act was not
actually located prior to the third of March, eighteen
hundred and fftyone, location of the shall be
made to the prejudice of any actual settler but such float
ing claim may be located on any public lands in the
Ouachta district to which there may be existing pre-
emption or other valid claim under such regulations as
may be prescribed by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
Approved 30 June, 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02
Public, No. 26,1

AN ACT to authorize the selection of school districts in
lieu of the sixteenth sections within the twelve miles
square reservation, State of Alabama.
Be it enacted 6y the Sente and House Of Representatives,
Of the United State Of America IN Compress dsseolbe9
That the school commissioners of township six SOUTH
range east townships five and six south, range two
east and townships five and six south, range three east
Huntsville district, Alabama be- and the hereby
authorized to select respectively, by legal subdivisions
from any of the surveyed public lands the quantity
may be- contained in the sixteenth sections OF said
townships, within the twelve miles square reservation
which selections, upon being approved by the Secretary
of the Interior shall be holden by the tenure, and
upon the terms, for the support of schools in such
townships, the sections numbered sixteen within the
said reservation would have been had not treaty stpua
ton made other disposition thereof.
Approved 22d Jnne 1854.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-02
Public. No. Ill

JOINT RESOLUTION directing the connexion of the
public surveys in Alabama with the boundary line be-
tween the States of Alabama and Florida
Res0y0ed By the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
tile United states of AericG IN Congress ossenbIed That
the connexon of the public surveys in Alabama with the
boundary line between the States of Alabama and Florida
shall be made under the direction of the General Land
Office and that the be executed early practca
BILE.
Approved goth june 1854.