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QLADoN SPRINGS, ALA:-The pro; "a

,PssSia sasss ns yood Gour m}ss wsat q Nj
Tombgbee % sixty mles north Of Mobile beg call the
leaving the city for health or during the
thew completed the additional improvements
Contemplated and are now 70 receive
vtora comfort lhey pledge themevea that
nothing sh wanting their part to make residence
at these Springs the most agreeable. ,.,,--z,,
isssor Riddst Of The University OF Louisiana.
II tho Sulphur Spring contains in 1000 parts
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In copclusr the nndersgned respectfully socits careful
pan lie anayaa the above Syringe with those of others
he SOUTH Such ID examination sasnad will at establish
en- as a,anabe in the treatment of acute chronic
wi CHARLES GULLUM. Proprietor
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
eB GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they offer 70 supply Druggists aud DsasrA a. Propors lowest
Depot and Special Agency Me- ISL
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ToHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

0U
Al Ss h Ut s o. sia h
1 Rsi ssh pure H'nda
5 sa as ely IN az
sss5 aa III s'
G sa aa Tb
s
medical forming producing
curative GOD sea TssriGoNY
State Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks of Bulla Bar
mas no equal sales q BULBS Compound
hs Only With hs effects
he equal Thaa bold BUTT be
Bsa longer,
'A' aa WONDER or THE WORLD,
s nnys altering
ing say saboat salassfsapa
I ha ass s' ds Ssavy
ame NJ the remedies Of hs day. tie
boss Which
afflicted community as q supeIioIarsce.
s'i RaEuMafIsal. Inv :" EN- h'o
those saass De
AsY n,,S s
sassd Vim tas At times
The dssss use
me-
Gins
Itabens The beasnsdieinsin sior ahsnmstsm !,
Unont9Tn ERSS b. " Nay p asSTss
esentia standing,
change
ewispo nsi KY ls4. W. a. p
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John one othe
energy The
weak And 81 q aoS ass
health shaken aud
duty
happiness Were aop, the Of this med
thau g9ald Plass he
long Liz ,nasad o. short
period attendant with 60
IN 9ana to most
s aa
a BEAUTIFUL cLEAHSKIN.
How alade clear beautiful white
q IVY
ooolg materially 70 thu
IT, Ssa
III ss
sast
T. hs Ss sn S youth
and va
ssiSs 81 ~ as
| OF ANY MEDICINE.
MR. JOHN BULL; nave heaatoa saying believe
II eroaia Syphilis and many ana @
used with entire
louisville Ds ssR ss5 FROM DR. MOORE
su aa happg gSss aa
The ost eaciou be made for
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLEMAN,s
vN1HERB are made Mills of the

EMTHERE are made Mills of the various
wv capacity adapted Steam, Water Horse Power
ranging In five hundred dollars ench ani
grinding from sry bushels to tho hsur according the
Burr power applet aud tho velocity given.
Na Southern Invention, wei Az Soutbarn Miami
Of their excellence couns their IN
easng popularity 5ae and the large enH employed IN
their manufacture. . =, -.
family -four Planters and others wanting Mls and
Boilers hone aud 10
purchasing the unde sped than bydepehdg
their Northern trnpB for grinding. ..a ..,
The following table will the prices OF the various sized ss
and ths earacy II accordance with printed nano
lions sent with each mill.
the Velocity from l50 10 500 revolutions er
minute. Rand inches wide,
&I5 Double Cleared aa0. Capacity irona
the hour yslociyom $50 revolutions per MINI
Band inchea wide.
large any Horse Mil and sihet from "a
S8 nhos large enough any Whatever
inch Burr 25 Double Cleared $3.50 Capacity from TO
bushels the hour Velocity from 400 10 500 revolutions per
minute. Band 6iDGhss wida
Burr price 1900 Capacity from u 70 bushels to the
hour Velocity from 900 500 revolutions Band 10 inches wide
price Capacity II 70 30 bushels 70 tho hour.
Velocity to revolutions Band Ia inehes wtde
Burr price sso9 Capacity from - to - bushels hour
from $50 $50 revolutions minute Baud wde
$780, Capacity 20 30 70 she hour
Velocity from 3oto ssorsvoluion minute Band snce vida
grinding attached appropriate power mud Per
the MILL All ordeIa LEFT ~ the
mail the address Of Villa r. Cosnan New
reaps will with prompt attention and dispatch.
TERMS CASH all Mills soi above are tiy gratanteed
s9sdkwol5 s WILLIS P. COLEMAN Pasenee and PROPRIETOR
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THE SPRINGS.
pULLuM's SPRINGS, cHocrAw CO. !,

CULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCTAw Co., -
!. Mobile III i h:s ss ~. as.
~ s.ss s II .s'ss .sss i:
i IL ss
and experiences he
Pi' ne .s.a I'd n
him sar' s q Band
asys and other The Cottages are
Arrangement made " and eonuooa light
Es @ S sss n gs D,sss s,1 70 @ s
Sis .sssS.
@ ,a' .,s sss Il ss.S the Pas s %s III
day tips and from tho springs 10th
,ns y S s sa il
psa 'ir IL hey gA have a
sssaay present
ssr which The kinds q Ssnahcai:
CERTIFICATES.
sss :'s i9s 81
psay s' may saals s ss
BY dividing Springs into three principal groups vii:
AlNAIi0' SULPHUR.
% # sssssl s'0as Govt sasoss
T s Ssfa nsas 81 III nsss
sRas, .s IS; multi
arc Of opsan thai Mr. Culum Mineral spfnrs NAV be Iigby
useiu prescribed and with Judgment
discretion. 55sF ts75
J. Beugnos, .. Nj. P, H. Darat D. M. PA
Balbe, D. M P. Albutsi, o. ii P,
Cb Tuipint y. M;P. r. Marmilion, d. NJ. p,
v. Fortneau D. NJ. r., c. do Vallstti D. MI p
A. Mercisr. p'.h' Fa Oh Delery, D. M. p,
New Orleans, April 90, 1856 5s.,
A. Lambert d. N. P, j. Labaut d. NJ p
4 PecaushD NJ. p, s. Marin b. III, p.
Al ama, D NJ X D. Thiery, d. III. p,
James Jones y. III p. Tricou D. M. p,
g. Martin, " "a. f. j. II. Lawia, d. NJ. r.,
| Mobile, Aprlis, 1855.
Mn, CuILuM Dear SRI reviewed anayss
by Avqu Of sour Springs, which requested you
|
These unlike il the country resemble
most pnga Europe very
large 81 mineral Ingredients
Chabeaie his country strength
Springs parallel excent the Springs
The Of these waters In ell Diseases Of the
be questioned all
pi''' Vary respectfully yours, etc, JIG MOTT, Nj D.
70 invads s proprietor pledges particularly DO
xcstion on will DO wanting make them comfortable and
| contentsd .p.Yps,s
The Analysis the following Springs made by Mr. B. Ave-
anita Of Ees Orleans, gentleman reputation as scientific
She the highest only this country but
| rfapcr as''r ALABAMA yIct5y cppryc
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

ACEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. - This ,@qH@ssss
Establishment b nov f9E toe Summer Season The Es
and tho we'll known aud
advertisement.
The establishment
tion will paid by the
supplied with the choicest food that the New Orleans
Coast furnish.
This visitors onght
Billiards. Ten Pistol Gallery Sailing Fishing
S.Abie and will be
stocked offering
facility To hose who deae enjoy drive
Wharf, ten eet wide snd much longer than the old
nearly fnishsd will afford hntAt promenade
Coast.
splendid Band of Music and dancing al
who desire it; and Ball given week.
Springs being pon, whole
Coast, Proprietor socts ahars public patronage.
L. JENNINGS, Proprietor.
P. s. Connected with the Hotel is Bsr-roo thu
choicest Wines and Liquors the New Orleans market
Ocean Springs, Minis, May %, 1855. myqsH
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4 yARoLiNA SEED PEAS.-5o0 patent
y "a ssasN @sS asSy AT. COCHRAN HALL HALL, ...,
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TO THE PUBlIc,

To THE PUBLIC.
many persons are still in doubt as to
n the efficacy q MAGNETISM in tbs Of CERTAIN
proved incurabie
prescribed by The Faculty mako public
wnoh VIII eea away doubt and convince all
1ne iaeN Nhen 10 completely within
lsdgo as It happened 10 nay family : E-z.,
Of mInet of hadb
sick Tor two and half by having
elpens nn OF 80 gaSe character would make her
oquthm and rendered her unable walk
hQo She ha headaehes and
IN 70 sapsf ny aee eee her fnbs undergo
constant pain the stomach pail full whle AZ I'll samo
ts uhe Stasuaiy mefs isebe lhe deprivation Of
Sep tnese cay 20 until the lady's
setiossy nenaeed
still Tenainrg The eqaert pFsyept
Der mother quitting her for a 4 -
IN hts su6erng niece received the aid
Of medical tren,nsni without
entey despang the Magnep,
the beginning Of last N2sembe
aLpAap No. SsS street, between Unlms
and Hospital siresis.
followed strictly ianetons lady, which consisted
principally Of dssei explorations Magnetism Mr. Auad
nunha othis treatment uniced restore the patient
tletsIy TO health.
Slices nieee Cured, months ago,
erad nhtanher appetite, ply sal power
gaieiy all (
bueh the acir snch Is the truth, which have deemed
70 make 70 niersed who suffer and
relief nedirlns HAZEAR FRkRE,
~ s. For fuller Information, call ut No. 81 ST. AhtAony
street or 90 my plantation on the Mearie Road.
D. A. hadnme Ainaf2s will
tassstrg young Lady who viii interpreter
sPesHlns sae Efsaoh language mys0
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IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on shin
9diisrrnasan Isss o. other point ihs
eS-' nAAAA-ii y CO,i u Gommhn vi,
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4 EMoxAL-The subscriber having pur-
~ CHASED .hs sntiIe Stock DRUGS CHEMICALS at fron
sr,o,a s e - magazine street, opposite thu Arcap hhB
oihA aAnd 49, 81 Charles street. tht shove
M =. liz. 3. lWHEELpCk,
-" SsAe"ht May ~, tsess
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WEDNESDAY, July %, 1855.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. r,,uanhub,
President: Messrs. Culbertson, Dupye, Denegre,
Darrell. Pride and PRICE,
The reading Of the minutes was % mosloh'
dispensed with
aoARn Al ASSISTANT ALpERMEN,( +
New Orleans, July 20, 1855
TO tho President and Members ,,a ..s I, .,,.,m.n
,ssa,,,,sa-I hsEe the honor 10 inform you that the
lcxving resolutions pied by your honorable oooy'
svsr, conquered in by his Board.
a resolution authorizing The Comptroller TO waffah'
on me III easurer in favor of Rob J. Ker for S2os,
IA resolution appointing joint committee 70 sgpp
upon tue expediency of leasing out tne oi's y va
" ~ y, You that the amendment
10 the ordinance providing for me ,,o he
schools e The ey O. sew sva far other PURPOSES was
rejected. and the ordinances persisted ll aao inal
Messrs Gifen, Fabre, Mckn pae.os ana lawns N,
were appointed as commlsee = eoA'e'enss - -
Tbe Amendments 70 the ordinances instrnceg the
f,,,s and Assistant Attorney 10 bring before
~ = cSyders III any court OF competent jurisdiction
Iii NJ doing bnsiness in the city where tax OF
license Ii imposed, to be fined in case Of nonpayment
alSo rejected and the ordinance rsisted in, ant
Messrs Bartietie, Chapea and Barbarin We're APP
toused as committee Of confer nee on The subject
/ have The honor 10 inform You that the mendmen
wiarves of the city OF New Orleans, and providing fol
It farming the revenues thereof, was eoncurrsd in.
The following resolution, adopted BY your honorable
body, was rejected
resolution granting an extension Of time to DEM.
Cronan, contractor y, e,,...,
resolution and ordinance adopted BY your honorable
body were vetoed by his Honor the Mayor, md tha
his Board has persisted by fhreelhs vote in said
resolution ana ordinance, and ask yonr concurrence n
+ the same. ~. -. 80 y. =, N
ordinance in regard 10 the nnsrin winch requi-
fnr The
houses police jails, insane asyinms, etc. ETC.
a resolution prohibiting the Board Of Police 10 APP
point any police officers 10 fill vacancies, removals
designations and dismissas, and not to appoint any
supernumerarics. -
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

WEDNESDAY, July Is, 1855.
net this day pursuant to adjourn
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a NASH STAPLE AND FANU1 DIN UUUUS
~ HousE.-JAMEs McCREERY CO, Importer Jobbets,
No 81 Warren York havs
daily from auction and full ssseTtment Of SILKS
sHAWLS DRESs AND LACE GOODS, EMBROlDERIES, RIB
BoNS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc.
ES The facilities they enabehem offer unusual induce
nepts " eaah and short time huysr. ts5u
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DIED.


Al his residence Prince Georges county, Thur.day
uimo spopexy HENRY ToL5ON, the 62d OF his
rarely falls lot OF chronicle
Although considerably passcd the meridian Of
sudden and distressing Up to the hour of his
permitted enjoy robust aud heah
with
days yet to spent society While upon
of his VOCATION he summoned
The leave this world, and to him
very many the Of all the faculties
body. him. indeed the of death
night Candid straightforward and mind
ed yet hearted aeconae Intercourse and
contact soften aspeles nature,
The friend pens simple
Intimately and confidently declare that
better executed faithfully his social
anap political obligations.
The State lie prompt
the discharge public No could have friend
than poor seeking aims, he turned
widow family children,
many friends Their indeed, great. There
never u afectionate husband.
generous father and the
and love existing between children certain
withheld from has knowledge by child Of
- God great mercy Kindness
and them the power
humility without Righteousness this heavy chasse
ment by the sudden
fen without Tins preparation, and prepare
life for death D.
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ny JAMES .. MCGUIRE, Aacslenssr.

pRusTERts SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Monday afternoon, June xea, M x
rck decd uus, nom jsass A.
WIS, ana wife, dated May duly recorded, the sub
all that OF o Of ground nun
ssred Twelve 2 numbered four hundred and twen
(<lgl On between and
sseis norm Beginning the
the iroa line Of said lot At distance
oftweny Of said bot, and
pns themes seventh twenty 600 feet
thence 1901 the hne Of sd 70,
thence tSo feet thence east
feet The place beennns consinng two thou
s.uJ IA ground,
eonsis.ias of q -ssosy BRICK dwelling house.
Terms: residue twelve, aud s,xh
months secured deed Of she
All eonv.ysncing ofpwrchaaes.
n complied days ass such
right ssl the risk and expense
o. such defsuuns purchaser. -.
= -'N $40 StSIfhE.
.,tysk, -. z.asana. Aaciiopecr.
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by GREEN s SCOTT, Aacsionssr..

ARGE AND CoMMODIoUs BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
Ia Capitol Hin auctionon Friday the list day Of JaHe ~
O'Clock tina the large and Well
brick honse lately occupied ~ the Hon ndge
street near the nsrth Capitol gate
wide through the house
and hni with thick kaiidiDa
half Of toa ~ No. ess having front
vnaas6 t96 FEET inches thirty
psopeyfy oi he
beautiful in Washington pre-
sentlns There also pump otehes
e n !.
Terms balance thress ana 9vT
years. deferred payments Bearing
from day sale
""eo"'e'"o' az w" WV GREEN \ SCOTT,
n"ouonsehs'
osz-roe above sale 10 postponed In consequence of
- .u,,l r,ls.v The M Instant s O'Clock
~ 500 ~ GREEN SCOTT,
-. \ A Auelioneers.
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~ stephens beautifully compared the OF this
IL rom the North into the South % the entrance OF Satan
M form OK the subtle serpent into the garden Of Eden
~ ne In his mouth, calling Eve eat OF the fruit
~ n that dag she should not surely die
10 concluded amid great cheering.
n, Toombs then called for and responded in most
ansat aud impressive speech, and in his happest
- ne fully conceded in Mr. Sephenss sentiments, and
,.,sd splendid euogium upon the principles Of Aneri-
~ liberty civil and reigous-upon the noble feature Of
aus tolerance which charaeteFizes institutions, and
~ wise policy Of inviting TO shores foreign emgra-
ton. !, 10, IL 81. 1850, .
sys sketch Of bis very interesting speech
M Thomas OF Ebert responded loud calls for him
y, ~ appropriate remarks, which well received ;
a which the meeting dispersed IN high spirits and In
GOOD order.
t.lv demolished he could not rise and had not word
ssy lie had probably heard Of the Virginia elections
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New YoRK, June 5Cotton is firm and unchanged. Flour
has declined IL centsgood Ohio SO $40 rs southern is
unchanged-sales at $ll 81 ST. 56. Wheat is tribe
lower0ho, So 60; Michigan So so. Corn is SITTER but
not quotaby higher Pork dull with declining tendency
Beef is firm. Lard firm. Whiskey--Ohio, IS cents.
BALTIMORE, June 5.Four is unchanged-sales this
ing of bills Howard street at $40 81 $50 bbls. City
Mills $40 g. Wheat has undergone particular change
sales of prime red 81 55 So Sc good white at 50 62
Corn is ngedyeow, ST. OF 81 90; white 81 90
ST. 10.
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saries Of h and depend upon charity of friends and
neighbors for subsistence, Tho purchased by the
commissioners had been received and was ready for
gratuitoas distribution.
meeting has been held in Montgomery, Col =. Har-
rson presiding devise means for the relief Of the people
OF Randolph county Mr. Grant was sent OF Immediately
by the meeting 70 obtain all necessary information upon
the subject
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LOCAL NE w 5.


TnE NEW cry CONFERENCE.-The new city government
is composed of the following persons
Register, Samuel f. Douglass. Collector, John NJ Nc
Gala. Surveyor, X. Finley Hunt. -
Board of Aldermen Messrs. w. b. Magruder, Thomas
Miller John Treter, Matthew g. Emery, 81 o. Busey Rob-
ert Clark and John l.. Smith.
Coamon Council Charles Albert, e. III. Fuller, j.
ar. j. r. Walker J. Ii. G. McCutchen, James Towies, A.
McD. Davis, j. r. Clements, John Ball A. Baldwin John
Boblayer j. H. Peters, q. r. Ruff, John Bayne, u. 4.
Vepable Thomas E. Lloyd jackson Humphrey, and s. r.
Alice
OF Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp, will be performed for
the first and only time this evening" at the NATIONAL Theatre
Go early If you wish to secure good seat.
ON Porsr ComroRr HorEL.-This famous place OF re-
sort Il now open for the season Need we say moref
German dramatic company are now playing Tor short
season, at the Iron Hall.
Carolina Hotel.
Change of Proprietors.
rrtE largest hotel in Wilmington North Caro-
| ina near the railroad depot and steamboat landing
u. y. BROWN, Proprietor.
wILwiSeros N. O., May, is55.
Juae 3-dimif
IouN "a BUTHMANN, Importer and Dealer q"
wne brandy has received his supply Of bordeaux wines
300 cases Of red ~ine consisting Of Chateau ahi,s
Chateau Mstssut, Chateau Lcovils sasaur Nesoc' 81
Julien, ~ Este nhe, Hant sauternes, hc
as hoeshssds Of elsses and white s,ae
Also, received by former arrivals
Is 81 feray sparkling
IS do of vines. some Of Il Of VERY hi grade
Likewise sparkling Moselie. -.
o. small cssk o. ers superior cegnac ~
ne, SALON. June S-sm
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ny rELEe ApH.


EAsroS, (Ps,) June 5.-The democratic meeting last
evening in honor Of the democratic victory IN Virginia
wei attended. John a. Hutchinson ESQ., read the reola
lions, and Hon. j. NJ Porter and q. H. Myers, ESQ., made
eloquent and appropriate speeches band Of music lent ia
charms 20 the OCCASION and fired the hearts Of those
present with patriotic feeling
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SALE TO-DAY.



VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NINTH STREET, BE
tween and New asenue, auction Ca We'd
nesday, the 9th Instant shalt @ in on II he premises, %
es'oes seaaaiai building la being o No O. square
No s having ont n 1b west,
bet~esn New roaming back ~ f 10
inches 20 IS feet alley The progefy land
sonsiy and eixeiy situated
wishing 10 pump oe1cr
premises pubiie seNeg
feet deep Immediately IN ffcnt
One-shtsa balance
bearing interest from day q deed deed 81 u
taken. Tide indisputsbie.
GREEN SCOTT,
June Sd AueNagefKs-
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soils I'd should require bat little labor Of cultivation 3D.
have cheap seed ith be Of quick and growth 5tb
stand all weahers and yermin 9Th their roots deep
Ttb, bring up such inorganic matter from the subso the
succeeding crops require sh should smother weeds and
9th, they should produce large quantity Of herbags that
will readily decay in the soil
Patents Graatsd The issues Of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, June 5, 1855, As follows
Patents 81
Reissue l
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w edition.
AdaIass Eqai,, edition, win Ansrican netrs.
FRANK TAYLOR
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FUNNY Article os oosslsRoEs-The Oswego Times men
tons the sale Of 100 barrels Of dough for Boston, from the
repaekng OF the wet part OF the cargo Of the steamer Hu
ron, at l2a cents per Dbl
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Liqner Qas.sion b oaieaga.

Ccsoo June olive wards in this city gave majority
Of 500 against the liquor law and large majority for Cation
as judge OF supreme court.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Departure Of ToopsA battalion of four companies of the
I'd regiment of infantry numbering about $50 rank and file
under the of Brevet Brgadier General Hitchcock
Colonel Of the regmen) left Carlisle (Ia) barracks
the I'd instant for Fort Pierre 500 miles above Fort eaven
worth and in the heart of the Sioux country.
A Change.-F. c. Humphries military storekeeper, has
assumed the command of the United States arsenal at Little
Rock Arkansas vice Captain A. b. Dyer, ordered to Old
Point Comfort.
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fihsr-hATE sorIcE.-The Woonsocket Patriot in no.
ueng welcome Farnum, esq who has lost 100000 in
railroad enterprise and is still smiling man. says He
has the ambition Of Napoleon, the viii Of Cromwell and
the final perseverance of the saints
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Edsel y Magor Vol. EsanpIs.

PHLApELPHA, June 5.Lsst night the police OF this city
made descent upon the and twenty
arrested
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Tolal

Anohsr Seiadiing Claim Agent Conpicted Commissioner
Waldo eynces disposition 10 repose upon the aures be
has fairly won, and modesty worn, prompt, vigil
LIANT aud faithful ofeer Some months since he
mtted such information the United States district attorney
for East Tennessee led the OF John Prham,
charge OF forging bounty and claims One of the Commis
sone clerks promptly despatched to Tennessee to aid
the district attorney with the necessary testimony AT the
last Of the district court held at Knoxville, the
brought trial. and resulted in the conviction of Par
ham, who will doubtless be sentenced to Imprisonment for
less than years This makes the nineteenth
conviction Judge Waldo has been placed at the head Of
the Pension Office.
appointment IN the Pension 0Nce.-Alan Thompson, of
Delaware has been appointed rstcass cerkshp in the
Pension Office. Salary, 81, 400 per annum
OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Ne,c Post ODicesist of offices established since April