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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

@TWe call attention this week to
the Advertisements OF R. DAWSON, OF
Chillicothe, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. is rsceir-
cd at The re,y highest market prices, on Sub
seription or Advertisements, at this Office
Money is not refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12
Var. PALMER'S

Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
PHnADELPHIA, New YoRK, BosToN and BAL
TnoRE, is our authorized agent 10 receive and
receipt for subscript ption and advertisement for
the DnocRAT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

New bogus gold dollars have made
their appearance. The metal Of which
they are made is copper, and thin COW
ering of gold to conceal it. The gold
covering is sufficiently thick to resist
even the action of nitric acid, without
scratching. The weight Of the ringing
will detect them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12
IMPORTANT NEWS FOR THE SHARE
dOLD ERS IN PERHAMS THIRD GIFT

ENTERPRISE.-It will BE- seen by reference
to advertisement in our paper Of to-day. that
the Committee appointed by The Shareholders
at their last meeting have issued call fora
final meetihg Of all interested, 10 get their in
structions in reference to the distribution of
the Gift property. We are pleased TO find
the matter SO near consummation, and hope
that Mr.. PERHAM will receive the patronage he
so well deserves for the libenlity and energy
displayed in getting up and prosecuting this
stupendons enterprise. Orders for tickets
should be sent in Immediately. There ara
fortunes in reserve for somebody. q G &
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

SANTA ANNA A NEGRo.-A Vera
Cruz correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta has been making inquiries into
the pedigree of the Mexican hero, San
ia Anna, and has discovered that his
Serene Highness is a mulatto! The
writer has no exalted opinion OF the ad-
venturous Mexican, and says that "the
first that was known of him, was when
he was court-mar!ialed for pilfering the
funds belonging to his company, tor
stealing pigs and chickens, and for for
gerry OF the signature of his General" "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12
FrOn CnIifOrnin.
New ORLEANS, ID

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 81.
The Daniel Webster arrived from
California, with dates to the 9Th.
A Russian privateer arrived at San
Francisco, having escaped from the
allied fleet.
The frigate Columbia with Wheeler
Falkner aboard, arrived at Greytown,
in which port were three British men,
'of>war.
The Princeton was at AspinwaIl and
was daily expected at Greytown.
Notwithstanding the continued abb
sence of rain which was beginning to
be severely felt, the mining news was
cheering.
The railroad from Los Angeles to
Colorado was iavorably thought of by
the inhabitants Of San Diego who are
also projecting railroad to Colorado.
The telegraph between Columbia
and Stockton is to be in operation by
the lst Of January.
The adaptation of the soil Of Sac
ramento Valley for cotton growing, has
been demonstrated by the exhibition OF
samples growing therein.
The Russian account Of the attack
of Petropaulowsky is published in the
Polyhasian. 1t represents matters as
quite different, and says that two at
tacks were made, both of which failed.
The allied force was much superior.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

THE ERIE War RENGwED.-There
has been a repetition Of the Erie diff
fculties, on small scale, within few
days past, land the bridge in the borough
which was the cause of SO much trou-
BILE last winter, has again suffered from
the the ruthless touch of the destroyer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

ROYAL BRIDAL FEsrIvIrlEsIN PRUs-
IA.-The King of Prusia's nephew,
Prince Frederick Charles, was recent
Iy married to the Princess Maria Anna,
of Anhalt Dessau. The festivities
and pomps were remarkable for an at
tempt to restore the taste for medieval
barbarities. One count, high in mod.
ern dignities, was appointed to have
The honor of handing the king soup at
dinner, and another OF handing him the
wine; other mobiles were to render
similar service to the queen, and 9TH
ers still to the bridal pair. When the
soup and the wine ate disposed Of,
dancing commences, and the king and
queen, bride and bridegroom, the Min
ister of State, and all the royal family,
the King of Hanover, and other illus
trious guests, unite in a torch dance,
gliding about the brilliant rooms with
lighted candles in their hands.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12

How THE TYPES WoRK.-The Sa-
lem Journal, the other day, sentenced
a poor fell ow to six months in the house
of correction, for 'Jragrancy," and
the Boston Telegraph, the other even
ling, gathered all the particulars of the
loss OF the Ocean up to the hour OF
poing to-"dreSS."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-01-12
Eighth Of January!
DemocraIic state Convention!

The Convention Assem- bled pursuent TO
the call of the State Central Committee,
at the City Hall in Columbus, January
Isth, 1885, aud organized by appointing
Col. e. l.. VALANDIEGHAM, Of Dayton,
Chairman pro TEN.
On motion, G.. w. Hill Of Ashland,
J. w. KEGS. Of CLARK. n. G. Ryan, ol
Butler, and w. IL. Gill, OF Columbian.
were appointed Secretaries pro TEN.
On motion Of Col. Morgan. of KGoI. a
committee Of one from each Congress
iOnal District was appointed to report
permanent officers aud rules Tor the gov.
ernment Of the Conventions also, a like
committee on Resolutions.
Mr.. Allen, of Harrison, submitted a
resolution relative to Know Nothing
Delegates in the Convention. which was
referred to the committee on Resolulins.
On motion OF Mr.. McGregOr, Of STARK,
the Committee on Resolutions was in.
structed to report Slate Central Com
mittee for the ensuing year.
On motion, the Convention took re
cess until 2 O'Clock.
O'clock, P. N,
Mr.. Birchsrd, OF Trumbull, from the
Com mittee on Permanent Officers, re-
ported the following:
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Supreme COurt-Special Term.
pof,va Han Judua Flank.


MOTION FOR A MANDAMUs AGAINST SCHOOL TRUs-
TEES.
SrIT. S-Thos. Wilkes W. q. Guest and Nhers-The
defendants in this case Trustees Of the Common
Schools. and the plaintiff employed teacher in
Ward School No. o, in the Twenty -seconi ward at
salary Of 81 600 year. from which it is alleged he
dismissed by the osrd Of Trustees without and be-
fore the year expired. The present motion is for
damus to compel the defendants to pay the pantf $751;
balance Of salary.
The court held that no specific time proved between
the trustees and the reator-t cannot be inferred The
fact that ayments TO be made at certain periods
and in certain does not prove that the employ
men to endure for any prescribed time The act
lstng to Common Schools OF the city of New York en-
powers the trustees to employ the teachers in the said
schools and probably when they think 1t expedient they
ha, the right to make a contract with them for q spe
cc time and the other hand they have the right
employ teachers and others durdn bone dcito according
TO the custom which prevails in the city In the
a6vcrted TO in Finch agt. Cleveland 40 Barb s. c. Rep
the teacher had been regularly employed for three
months, and for four months If rcqured it was, there
FORE properly decided that the trustees Of school dis
rct had power dismiss teacher holding the proper
certificate without cause, and against his consent be-
fore the expiration Of his contract No such agreement
has been proved in the before me; but the
tary IT appears to be the nvarabe custom to employ
OF course to the teachers the right of terminating the
employment when they think proper. The advantages
well disadvantages reciprocal. II is IT. there
fore necessary consider whether the trustees had
cause for dscharging the relator. Mandamus denied
without costs.
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ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Old Point Richmond &c with
n,dse and passengers, To Ludlsm Peasants.
ship 1rnbul Pratt New Orleans Aug 20, with mdse to
Eepie HAZARD -
BARK Zdon (cf Lubec), Hoy Trinidad, Cuba edays with
Bark Aamo Sherwood, Mobile, Aug Is, with cotton &C, 70
Brig Enterprise r) Drew Aux Cages 20 days with log
wood 10 r. Iabcht 4 Co.
brig Isabella Tamss, Sagua Ia Grande Aug 30
with &c, to Peck Church. Experienced heavy
Their during NE gales Oh and It'll: shed
load sprung russel trees Of the foremost sprung yard
and sprung aleak
scbr Mary Wise (of Rockland, Crockett Port Platte
Aug ~ with hides and tobacco 10 Guberna& Escaraza
self White Duncan.
schr John Cashier Bennett st Jago de Cuba Is days with
sugar, 10 Scranton and Tallman
schr James spro Br, Halifax soeker Turks Island
days with salt and hides, 10 Bostwick Benjamin.
Schr W Smith, Burton, Charleston, days, with cotton
&c, 10 McCrcady, Mott Co.
schr Maybower, Dupray, Georgetown sc, days. Aug 20
LAT a. Ion IA 80 Charles Nearghi seaman Of Providence
jumped overheard and WA drowned.
schr Wake, Taylor, Wilmington, NC, 10 days
schr Louisa, Hays, Plymouth. NC, days
Schr Elizabeth, Hovey, Ncwbern, NJ q day.
Schr Harriet Ryan, Haman Ocracoke, NC. days.
sctr High Priest, Craig, ccracoke days
Schr Zenith, Tai err Lexington. NC, 10 day.
Sci r Henrico Scranton, Richmond.
schr J X stoneback, Russell. Philadelphia.
Steamer Thos Swan (Cromwels lne johnson, Baltimore
BtI0N.
Bark Flash Wilson, from Vera Cruz 70 Hargous Bros
Also, one brig and mastcd schr.
SAILED.
Ships Java. Glasgow; Robert Kelley, Liverpool; HebeF
New Orleans.
Wind during the day sW 70 NV.
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The Massachusetts, Anti-Llquor Inv Nomine'
for Governor.

Mr. F. D. Beach, having been notified that he was the
choice Of the anti liquor law convention for the Office OF
Governor Of writes the following letter.
SPRISGf1E Id Aug. IS, 1855.
an in the receipt Of your confidential note OF the
27ih inst. II H. entitled 70 frank reply
do not esteem myself fit for the position in connec
ton with which you pleased to mention my name
a potion which should always be filed by men Of the
hig est mark and merit True ~ has not always been
80 filed and II IL may not always hereafter be filled II
shot at least be by those whose fidelity to the consti
tuition unquestioned Integrity Of purpose is the only
endorfsn ent can bring.
Alesrty cooperation and unity Of action among all
the true interests Of this al rious old Common
Jatamot "a personal and party preerences-in
Emergency like the present Is Of all things most de-
eirable.
Whatever course therefore, shall most directly and
moot certainly conduce this end, should be pursued
cannot wen Judge as you what that course should
be- Lut whatever can do or offer TO this end is your
command +. ID BEACH.
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ONO FLOUR IN BALTrMoRE.--The inspections of
Ohio -four for the week amount 20 402 barrels This Is
the largest weekly receipt Of this description our Ia
our market which have yet been called on TO note
and We are happy in being warranted to accompany II
with the we'll founded remark that IL may be regarded
sure evidence Of the steadily increa flow htherward
Of II agricultural wealth Of the West-Bolnmors Amer
ian, Sc1z. 8.
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Tclegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, sept a-Below, ship Mariner rom Liverpool Sh
Herald Marine Correspondence.

pNEwPoRT Mercury Onice), Sept s-Arr bfes ocean
Wave shaw. Fall River for Bsrnore Dow 1osse "a
ndepha schrs Cadmus, Nckerson, Proynoeown Tor do;
Inssh keni sonerset Gsssabeas Hyand, Boston
Tor do; WIN Penn Coleman. Dover for do Angeneu Black
au Npedford for do; Facs Providence for do; Kos
VIII hnrnh Newbury port for NYork: Stone Boynlon,
p.den"e Tor do: star Brookns Gardner for do; IA.
hover Tor DO; smith, Crowei Providence for
pn.uapd smith Crowe Fall River for Alexandria, Bonita,
Horton Easspori for Baltimore. =
IA hrtc s p Brown, Freeman, Havana.
priII.kDEIPHIA, Sept 9-Arr steamer Delaware copes,
Nvctt brig Bermudans r) Ouierbrdge Turks Islands II
asvs: sehr Geo Cummings, Newell Bosion.
IA srb steamer New York Allen, kYork brgs America
probn Boston; BuckmAn, Tsbbut do; Solomon Eaton
iiachinson Portland schrs Thonss Tue Providence;
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United States District Court-In Admiralty.
Before Hon. Judge Hall.


SET. s.-Chas. u Sanford and others The ship IN
d1,ritr, her tackle dc.The lbeants in this
Of the steamer Delaware and claim to recover
compensation for having in April assisted in saving the
Underwater, which stranded the bar of Squan
Beach The Delaware continued TO render assistance for
twenty hours, when two tow-boats along side
and rendered her aid longer necessary The Court
held that the beants entitled TO compensation for
her risk and services and detention, well the fune
raj expenses Of Of their seaman who drowned.
Decree for 5000 and $500 in addition, TO be divided
amongst the master mate and crew OF the boat employed
in saving the ship Costs also to the owners OF the Della
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Charles W. Randall. deaf man was run and
killed the railroad track In Manchester n H., on the
living In Bristol, W.
On the 3lst ult, Ned slave owned by Mrs. Jackson
was hung ~ Inwddie Court House, Va, for the murder
Of negro owned by Lewis Parhan Of Brunswick Since
his sentence had been liberated by the Feeman and
sold but was afterwards recaptured On the scaHold
he denied having received any aid in his escape from
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IL uNcuyr-The nne ship Oihee ~ 900 tous wae
launched from the yard Of Messrs Tobcy Leheld Ports
mouth "Wednesday forenoon last She owned by Captain
Tucker Of Wiscassei Me.
The bark launched Ia june last by Messrs Andrews
o. IL receive the a her James ID
Thtmpson and viii be aed the North Pacific whale fish
cry under command OF Capt VIM Waterman, late OF ship
Champien. Of NBedfud
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsArrI-From Charleston 10th and 4h due at Havana 22
and Eth From Havana 10th and 18th due ut New York 18th
and 1s
CREscEsI CrY-From New York ID arriving at Havana 9th
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 10Th Havana ed
due at New York 18th
EMPIRE CRY new GRANADL-From New York 18th ar.
irving at Havana sd and New Orleans 9th From New Or
leans 9Th. Havana 9Th due at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9th, arriving at Havana
Ih and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 18th Havana
9Th, due q. New York I'd.
CAsAwBA-From New York 25th arriving at Havana Soh
and New Orleans 3D. From New Orleans 9Th Havana l2h,
due at New York 18th.
Crcsoen, Black Nev
Cyx. War'or. Isu1e Ora da. Cda'ba. IscbL
Mails from No. York g Z L e g
N Orleans. 20 %
:" due from Havana4 II Is
When the above dates fall Sunday the will sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans A. NJ tide
viii admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana
10 A. NJ
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRx--rzs DAY.
Sun ~
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An packages and letters insesded Jor he NEW Tonx
4 ID shfpIdb b e~1ie3
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Calendar for this Day.

sUrREME CouBT-General term-Nos. to IA.
SrrRENE CoCRT-CiI cu-Nos geo 267 to go.
COMMON rIEAs-Nos. 626 1856, 1877, ITO. 21b, 334 BAG
4Oz, l42, All. sol, TIC, 555 sos, Sos.
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fzB SUBMARINE TELgGRAPH EXCURSION.

uAkwAx AND THE HALIFAxlAHs.
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ss- An packages and la.ers insndsd Jor ne NEW Yon
I'm Al sbsn,idh h seuie3
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CHARLESTON, Sept 5-sd brig Angola, Speed, Provi-
last GEEENwIcH Sep, e-sd schr Sophia Godfrey.
FALL RIVER sept sid schr Iran Smith, Crowcl, Alex
zee & g. Aqs Sb s ssas @
s 90 ose e SSs ~ s SsIs S0n Lyncn
NYork; Sept warlwnd simpson, do; an. Albert Mason
BsF F b s Sd rs; s Mary Mss d
NOZZLE, sep,1Arr schr Queen Of the South, Wheeler,
NEW oE1EANs. SEP, Arr sehr Flying Dragon Good
Cenola, Murray from NYok ship and schr name.
Bs; Sip sSsed Dssss Bossn S,ss x%sr
s s ao b IS~sa s " Fss In UT snip
NEN BEpfoRD Sent .shrs : MnnselI wedm 1,
Gibhs waensm lor rhiiadeipha sd .eht osThasen.
s sEWBrRYFoRf Sept Arr big China, Ieman, fhua-
fesa from r,o for avana Ocean Wave shaw IRON,
al Eysr rom a ser e Ssrv lIa s sa
for r. snsS fsrsy III aS fh am ~
NYork Bej English for Philadelphia; slocp Atlas Norh
fE6ylptsoE s'E AR pT0pess Petrol A,sy Xsw
f fSTr s S %s saiaS G W.
sshicon slaw, and arcne Holmes Weaver Philadelphia Tor
hSsny Mary l NOVEL; i Ruer PERT fwen soop sSs
Deem aSS Bray ~ sss as Rc5
ss nqs r ssa sS q &C. sss..s
!r o sG ns s Had s ssy ny s DO
fasaon and Nm Bowen, Niors ca. ,.,,.,. ~
hFM s Arr bark , w% sT, Ne w.Sa AHsy.
Ann, Davis samuel EDDY, Eis: Alice lee, cor.oni r
r rsaepSs saTy sms snow SYors Sd seSr.
wsdis; sal sssh a. Am I'm fsl.ds shs vv...
York; brown, Dsrristson, Do ca cS brig %sSis I
wldsr cgnnnshsn wae' schrs Ida Ts'um Boston
wa %Ab sSG s:S7-atT chr VIM Penn, Avery, P, Ev
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BERNSTEIN Il PHILLIPS,
finanrial.

C,TOCKS and BONDS at AUCTlON.-REGU.
SIAR sALF.-ALBERT IL NIcOLAY viii sell THIS
DAY MAY 81 at i2 o'clock the Merchants Exehanss' F
sccoun, Of whom Il nsy concern; u.p, a, "A.
$500 Harlem Railroad ist Mortgage y cent bonds-@i~
each. .,o,oA
+lo Oco Tennessee State s y cent Bonds-+lOo each
al go New.York ana Erie Railroad y cent bonhs ~
siSCoo Gaens and Chicago Union Railroad l M'''sS''f
cent Bonds-$ go each.
S5co0 Cleveland Painesye and Ashtabuls kahrosa
cent Mortgage Bords-$l.t 100 each - g.. > A.
Sl9 OcO Niamsport and ElmiEs Railroad lst Mo4sse "
cfut Bonds eco each .,
81 coo New-York City y cent Water stock.
ICo sharrs aud Coal Co.-tlcO each. as. a..
go shares Catawssa, WhliamsPort and Emo MANU-
each. ,..
80 shares Bowery Banks eacn;
~ .ha,s- Ch,tham Banks IS each.
~ .bsres Commercial Fire Insurance Co-raS osoh
80 shares Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S IL pfe s-rryeA01'
~ sharrs Irving Fire Insurance GO eaen
So shares Fultou Fire Insurance Co---<o oaSn
bsres Atlantic Fire Insurance Co OF brookyn- eaen
~ sLsres - Nurl. Fire Insurance Cos y eaen
81 share. Crocers' STRAIN Sugar Refining 0o-~iVN oseh
tshsre Pacific Mail Steamship Co.-rl'~.
10 shares Balance Dock Co.-%lcoeach.
$50 ,harss Vermont Mining Coo eacn.
n sbsres Hampshire Coal and iron Co.-tlo each.
loo shares Potomac copper 20. - .,o - .-g,h A..
7s0 shares Isabella Copper Mining Co-$lo each win tue
Davis dividend III . .....,o ~o,,r.ct fx
10 no sold in one lot together with CERTAIN connAc' W
as so held a. security for the shove stock -,
TrsMs OF SALEren cent this day anu tne onan1e ~
Cor, cok Tomorrow The accrued interest on tho Bono
will be charged TO the purchaser.
Next Regular Sale on MONDAY, June
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6onses ano forms manteo.

EARM-Wanted to purchase FARM win COCO
Il roomy DwFLLING-HoUsE within % miles q tns nee ei <.
neer me Railroad Depot sfesmbost Addre.s
In oes,on where fever aud exue never kno~n- -
W. o. Tribupe Osce stating priee and ia'i P1''''' NM
where an interview cen he bad
CTORF WANTED-To PURCHASE or HIKE
- ~ csnalst building sbout 25x'o feet and I't II
% &C., ~ dsrth The Of Broadway preferred
49, ~ ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, No. Broad-st-
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A. NJ MEswrS, Auctioueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Trade-Sale

u Rooms No. IS PhIs.I0w,, =. sso>, - :. ,,,.l -
COINS AND MEDALS-A large collection OF American and
Foreign Coins Medals IN Gold Silver Copper aud bronss
ncnana many that valuable and exceedingly rare
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June :, at 4 oel9c5- nv
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LlbkAht-
Being the entire private Law Library Of the late William Joh
son Fsq deceased comprising complete set Of Common Law
and Chancey Reports Admiralty Reports, United states ana
STATE Laws fndicts Commentaries Teaises ineiua
ing many rare valuable English and French Law boSks
&c Also inc in the catalogue 70 be sold
the law Books l. Mr. JoI nsons collection of choice Mcea
neous Books comprising valuable Engsh French and Amer,
can nnhcaous embracing many exceedingly rare booxs IN
cuding variety the History Of America, when are no"
Cut o. print, &c.
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OfFIcE OF THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. IL Wlllam.s-, Z
NEV-YnRE May 4 l0lA

NEw-Yosg, May 4, I95a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at meet
IN ing of the Stockholders Of the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY held at Adrian In the State Of Mich
izap on The pn last voted that said Com
pany be consolidated with the NORTHERN INDIANA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY 10 pursuance Of the laws OF the STATE Of
Nchgan thar meeting of the Stockholders Of the
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, held At
Lapore Indiana the 18th day Of April last voted that
ths said NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
be consolidated with the MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY authorized by the laws OF the State Of
Indiana Ard thar In pursuance Of tho sd votes agree
ment has been concluded between the said MICHIGAN
seUTERN RAILROAD COMPANY and the said NORTH
ERIN INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, whereby theJ
have become merged and consolidated into Compsny
called THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN
INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY"
Holders Of Stock the old Companies requested TO s
render Immediately their old Certificates Of stock and take oa
Certificates in the Consolidated Company.
j. NJ. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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HFxRY H. LEEDS Auetioneer-By II. n. LEEDS Co.
OIL PAINTINGS On FRIDAY, June ], at III

" ooek fheir Gallery the store No. - Nssssus,
Oh Paint received from Pans on can
vas convex copper and elk tsehed 10 by the mos cle-
brsfed French artists, VIZ: Chsmbesnx C.rdoh, Ls)ore an
SLeder Van Mser Pastele Psrs, H. DuInan c. Browne,
others comprising fine copies from some Of the most &c E
hr.fed the Louvre BY Creme ternet Van Dyk
Sir David Wlkie Berghem Teners, and others
-o number Of 6ne old Pictures 10 the schools u knons
Titan Honde E0ests VeTnt and others To be sold without
Aso Of very valuable old Oh Painting just re-
ee~ed from Europe. landing snip Sir Robt Peel
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HrxRY H. LEEDS Anctioneer.-By II. II. LEEDS & Co. =
IN THURSDAY, May 81, at IL o'clock, in front

" ofsalesroou No. 10 Nsssaust.; -
Canadian POW four old IL hands gh, warranted
sour ana Kind all and good saddle borse can ros
q mile IL three m1uies. $500 -
Ao two iron gray Horses hands high four and Eve
ola warranted sound end kind 10 all hsSness.
srsy "a hands high, believed be sound and j. Kind
IN ali saddle rider; mile IN four min
me- 10 q wagon. sold only for want " use.
a., a 40 81 Doubie Harness