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Die WttelteSer iperben bierbur6 s%tneelaben, btllte. ben % quLi
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Der 9SprIfouS
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SIC. III Broo6Nreft. ."|.0
gtasissr assnt fur ben Serfauf Won g. 80. g airs berabmte
&audD<, S6nupfs rnb 6autabade FIR Ridlnpnb &c.
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btliebi9e Suantit6t Ger pbt9en Iabdte dtaroirt.
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Boarding. und Snack-Haus

Boarding und Snack-Haus.
SID srlaabe mir bic e%rscbcnfe anscisc, Dap i'd bas bteter BON
Serrn Sptb 9efubrte Boarding lmb Snafr SauS, benz Neuen
@larft s~sssnlter @cessn, hbernpnimen babe unb ~iseerssit etipas G5u~
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Der llm!rsctdnete riadt has s'brte @ubliturn amf Irn 0aaer Won
E9uiiNes sieiter Ue'rlt aufmrtlam, Ole or Su duBtrit %bilisent 9reiS
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$40. LII SrraSireet.
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easrbier, 9ortsr, ellie, Brown Stout unS Greame9ier fur Rits
mpnb &c,
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Freundliche thinner nit Board
GS bel benz ltntsrseidnetsn gu faten, Der SaS felt Sabrsn ~btIcberSe
SoorbtnebauS Der NRrS. 6. &aitb ltcrnpmmen bat, uub ILbes
bel otsicr @cls9cnbeit nit Der 9cnerfuns e%mpfeblt, ba6 @Rrs. &attb
nod Spr mic nab Die g~Birt5l6aft beiiclben flbrt.
D4 9. Serbf6teb, 1872 II. 1874 NPainItr.
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ben. Sn SemieIben beftnsst ib etssnpdrtis 10 pernianentc ante
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S. P. SEMPLE,
Apotheker und Farbwaaren-Ha

Apotheker und Farbwaaren-H endler,
= $40. 2O2 @ainh, 8idmpn6, 3d.,
bait ale beuti6e @rnttfoffe un6 icnfise 9trhfel, Die spn Se1hben
9ebraudt rmo in elmer Ipptbee eelft werScn.
" y aud IN ben .StanS seEPt, ale @rha &eeepte mad Der
prsIBiiGsn ub anerianiiNer 9bnrnacopIie an,ufertiaen.
3uslet6 fllrt berlelte elm Eager BON Sarben, Eenferolos.
Sabat, S1rnti6, SLUT, 0ampenSl unb bon Ipnfiosn in elmer
@polvele SNrtonlrlsnSen @rttteln. Die @reiie limb biaialt asfsQt.
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Weuer 9ilperz unb 0plbrakmen.Stor

Die llnterseidntten erlaubsn f6 bas aeebrte Nublifum onf ibr
erpees Eager Der ihSnfca cclulirlkn f%rani6ffheu unb beutfben ,e.
8i!ber aufasrflam ~ MAIDEN, bic Tic sa ben b%iIislten @reNtn absu.
men, ai@<gplbleilsn, aus ibrer eisren 8abrif inb.
Spttael III @ol6rapnten baben mir in ieber ~btIebisen G5r6es an
Sanb. @iiber unb Spe9eI iperben gu ben biaiafcn 0rcifen sinos.
rabmt unb @sparataren seIbn,afppl alss ef lbrt. "'
q. SepbIer II. 60.
10Y grpablr. ;iptfhcn Scr 6. II. 7 CTR
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|5- :@Pcinet beitthsn 2anbssutsn bic erseGene Nn,ciac, bof id
lDebtn fptrScr bier an9stpnmsn blu, ub in meinerl alien Stanbe
No. 2O4 Broad Street, zwischen der 4. u. $. Str.
elm rethtalh9ce Eager oun 9etrinnmkn unb urGetrinn,ten Strpb f.
buteu lebr seri6ieSener Sprtcn, ipptc aud, Grey unb feibene
quite FUR Damien nod ben, neasfsn Geihn,af crSffnet babe. Iud
ganamasS1te fur Serren, Site fur 8naben lmb r,nte
@6b@tns5tte, nsblt allen Scrten 96nbcrn, lowts cine
rstd.t @us'rabl pn Sttfsrsttn, .@itts, ietbne Sanb,
fer wsslalb i'd tint s%efdlissn Ssuf bite,
s.. e. spisauS,
4Sl SO. 204 @rpab Street,
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Neuer Cigarren Store.

NeUeT OIgaTFen btOre.
Ole llnterehhneten MAIDEN bterbur5 ttren %Gsreunben rnS Qonhs.
Iuten bic @neise, ba6s fe einsn @isarrert<S Store erbfnet babal in
tpeldsm cine srSFr! suspael BON adsn 8 savanna, 9rtne:ps aaS
Deut5hen Gtearren,
SabaGen, iii
9feifen,
GtgarrM,gtutS IL. f. 10. ~ ~.
fhr bilta, %enesfanlt, unb baeurdb ino mir in SEN StanS aeiskf. m
ben %niebristcn Sreilsn ssrfaufen 81 fSnnsa. gBieberpertdufsr MAIDEN en-
81 sulipan. Ga Mina Be SrO, 81 @suiIa, Ga Siabsn,a, SiaarSs,.
Yrinige, Great Gylititipn, Speras, &esaIia, Gsnttro 2onSreS Res
gallo. GaborsoS, 81 9isan II. t. ~, lit s~panSsfel, ;e6ntel, ssrtel
inb taGten &itsn serradt. '"N'
aBr bitsn ollie unIere Sreunbe unb Ssfanntsn nm ibr,, 9sf,h
une Tic meroen ith ~dbosr5susen. bB ie nirssn6s better lb biliaerI
bsbhnt tperpsn, as bel 3enrs BON @r6nina II. Gs
21.Tl Gde Der 5ten II. 9rpoS or.
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9e6rerReGl

Gin tsutGher Ser, Der in, gnsIlGen ,rb 9ran,5itIfcn unterriH.
ten fann, tplnlht bic Griiebuta einiser .ainber sci elmer %onEbnliHsr
Sanilte auf benz aanSe Sl atsrneHmen. IPan a6reIire ,sQsbrer."
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Oret Nenements at Nerfnuffn.

Sic ai eberen @nce Sn 8rDaoftrset 9cleaen; 90 SUP Srrnt unS LAG
fue 1teie 9a6en iub ih III 96pbns unb StprebduIeri eionen. Sir
8anss Sreie 1T auberbent in 2ptkn non ie 80 SUP 5rpnt einastbcilt.
auf be1en ih i eins ODER ifpet Sronebaufer befnbeit. ilber Sic nd
3u men0en.i LLNnLNNN- 80. -.- ---L MItnIhfr
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Sapeten! SaPeten! Sapeteu!
SD bsforas ollie in msin Sad ctniatasenbe+ strbehsn bslsns, ips,u
ib mid empfebIc.
Cine i6Sne @rSwa9l Sopeten, SenIers gprbanae, geuer.
Soares &c. &c. babe ib ltetS an Sanb.
&tdsn'Vnc, Nfat 1866. 81. @atter, Gapesier.
Ndn Gp8e lit bel Srn. @6enbad
nm g1euer Sporft
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@irtfd,afts. ubernahme.

SBr sttsen bierturd bent sccbrten gubifum ersebenf an. bo6 mir
bic pn Serrn S.S. S4ier9ptb an 9rpabffcet lcu6er oefnbrtr
Msstrtbltaft ubsrnonrnsn baben. GS pirS atb infer 8cirebsn isin,
burh baS Salten Der Soften G'etrdne uns tinsn rebt ;ablrstfsn
8rsts rinfIultiser Sreunee inb gdite gu %crtcsr6en.
Hse ~ 9 9. Sepbler II. Go.
SIM lsa1i. 167 grpaSfr. ;miImen Der G. II 2 CTR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
The NIissinU .Eronaat.

II makes sbudder to think Of the probable fate of
Mr. Winchester who went in balloon from Norwalk
Huron county, Ohio, on the "a inst. over two weeks
have elapsed, and tidngs have yet reached his
mily at Milan Of his fate Whether frozen to death ia
upper air and thus dashed to EARTH buried in the
deep bosom Of the lake word has come tell While
we wonder at his temerity must pity his probably
sad fate. Yet there hope STILL the seen him
his airy vessel waited towards the North sufficiently
inflated, as we are told By the Norwak papers, FOR
voyage Of from two to three days Perhaps he landed in
Canada far from railroads AM tcegraphs as 20 prevent
tidings yet reaching his home. II Is but hope how
ever. The Norwalk Reflector says
1t reported ome days since that ha had been
he ard from somewhere in Canada but the report could
be traced to reliable source, and proved TO be I'M
founded. II Is pretty generally believed here that he
lost-as to the precise manner IL So there var
opinions. Many suppose that he may have assembled
high that be became nsensble, and pershei from cold
His fate whatever II may be- Is matter of speculation.
We conversei with gentleman from Milan few days
since, who told that MIR. had, for time past,
infested strong desire for baooning. and that he
had expressed his Intention Of ascending higher and ia
make longer eria voyage than any other ronsut had
accomplished. We told he took only twenty five
pounds Of ballast with him. which waa about half
much as ne took when he made his ascension from MILAN
a short time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
Obituary.

Mr.. OTIs ENSIGN, expired at his residence in Sher
dan, on the 18th instant. We believe he was the last
surviving soldier Of the revolution at New Hartford
Conn., the 14th Of February 1862 and therefore
ed only four months Of being ninetyour years age
He enlisted In the revolutionary army the early age
Of seventeen and continued In service nearly six years.
The War Department has received advces of the death
at Fort TETON, CAL Sept g. Of First Lieutenant Thomas
+. Castor, First Regiment OF Dragons
ELISHA BARTLETT died in the town Of Georgia. Vermont
recently, at the advanced age of one hundred years
nine months and thirteen days. He served thirteen
months In the Continental army under his brother
Capt. Samuel BARTLETT marched with his company for
Boston and arrived just after the battle of Bunker Hill
in the division that fortified Dorchester Heights
present at the evacuation Of Boston, in the battle of
Brooklyn Heights Of White Plains, and Of the capture
of Burgoyne. few days previous to shis death he
affirmed and it Is believed that he had walked unaded
every day for one hundred years.
Hon. WILLIAM EMMoNs, of Hallowell Me-. long known
Of the abest lawyers in the State and an exem
pary man in every respect died the sth nst at the
age Of seventy-two.
WIN. HENRY STREET, printer late Of New York aged 80
years. died Of yellow fever in New Orleans the 4th inst
HENRY X. RAMSEY, printer, a native Of Hummilsdorf
York and Boston, died of fever at New Orleans recently
the with Mexico.
SAMUEL YorSG, second Of the late Colonel Samuel
Young died at Baston, N ", the 14th inst in the
43d OF his age Mr. Young for many years con
nected with the Phenix Bank in this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

SATURDAY Oct. 20-2 7. NJ
FLouR-Tho market active and al drmer rates.
The sales embrace about 10000 bbls, including
to good and extra State at So A IS To- ether grades
steady Wheat firm for prime lots, while ne.
rior and common parcels dull Canadian white sold
at 50 49, Western red do at 81 90 and Southern COED
red at 81 95 81 9s. Corn dull at 92c., with
small sales Pork400 to 500 bbls we're sold including
mess at &c.. and prime at 21c. whskey3oo bbis sold
ct 4O4c 4lc Cotton steady without further change
in nrice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
DOmesllc Market.

New BEDFORD OH MARKET, Oct. Indispensable maj.
ket remains without change Since last 700 bbls
have been sold ut 1I5c, and 100 do head I7Te
PR gallon. Spermacet and candles are firm at 33c
per Ill., net. The stock hand In this market Is light
Whale-The transactions the past week include sales
7C0 bbs. at 78c. per gallon; 800 do upon private
terms, and COO do for export at price not inspired
The news from the whaling feet received to-day l.
favorable and holders have advanced e price 81 whale
oil to 80c., at which price the market closes firmly
Whaebonesales for the week $500 lbs Ochotsk at 30
cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

CALIFORNIA DIAnoNDe-THIs NEW AND BEAUrr
~ fn irle st Akes h~ Iced with purchasers jewelry
The best Judge canno vel them from The real diamond The
lfss wtn NE reach Of every Cluster gents pima
~ ~ aud ~ ear rings - 10 -, rings % 10 10 siuds
aides sns crus~es loesa hunns braoelets Ac. Articles
ssnt ~ nA ~ aoy 81 The unied sAisa by enclosing
amount sddfeenedD al JAC0Bs tO7 Broadway
R@rcD y3ICnl : wArcHka JKwELRY. DlA.
IT, uaasrseDsd Or ~ As a6AArsn yssrs . we'll kno1
l~css NJ Ne ~me quaHy han any othes houss In Nss
sofh t1Ss<aphA AS oAss cy. asd ~pl sspd By MAJ
wATCHkS JKwELRy, Ae,
ssrrssse - rsgrs>@sa Orders ~ usAL paid IA -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

49, - o~~m knfx~s. wuH knix~s tussr knives. chE-
1-ns 80 va ssas. hws sss sposn. sver eaps aApkh
ts<hrs ssss sna isseirs repaired a lss AAa usaas
eshss Nsnnss - issssy ~sss a essA~nses
ipforsr q .snse. sss ,~vesy. sss.a.sss ssd rsss.
Ne II Wal ~srem. soeCo Sou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
COAL.

ftokL. CoAl.-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM
~ The public that he receiving orders for and egg
coal be delivered from The boat about Insan
each Ton warranted weigh 22o pounds for 70 IS cash. de-
yered othe odcify OF Brooklyn free cartage
warranted not cnker and free from slate; double screened
gong la 10 The boat. ALEX CAMPBELL, IS SaLds street.
Brook n. where the coal can be burning.
roAL.-TH0sE WHO ARE ABOUT LAYING UP THEIR
" coe Tor winter use would do well 10 call upon the
ber ~ he vii be delivering for four days the bes, red
and egg coal from beats only s. per N B-fu
woskh warranted. JACOB W. CORNWEfL, 40 Broome st.
EoAL At COST. FOR TEN DAYS, AS THE COAL MUST
BE- old out by Is Now preparatory 70 change of business
He's quality warranted refunded prices
Liverpool scotch Coal At o. worth S4 delivered order
from ctrcnis coal yard 81 Fourteenth and Ninth
avenue, or ia Grand street Pacific Bank.
J. r. HODGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21
Naval Intelligence.

The large war steamer Wabash. one OF the six cen.
sIrc'ed under special act Of Congress- is ready
Tor aunehing at philadelphia and viii be consigned to
her destined element the Oath prox She l. now omen
fcr visitors and the opportunity should be embraced by
all to behold this vessela pride 10 our Navy aud an
honor TO our naval constructor and PHILADELPHIA uc.
cbanics. Her dimensions those Of shp.of.the line
and her spArs, rigging, &c In proportion as the
following dimensions will show
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

thr tsow cosi-ssea snd siser ee,esss 20 srsocnss
bffNs hlrf hfsrNi<ts Kpd sn& silver
elrk Nul esers xnA eup~ pu,
ro lahe bel = kssnAn All snaa butes clockt ere
muh - en4nefnied fkswinr toe ngsnierr sua
.how cases w hol<ns gcsd silver. ~ bbA~ hoase 40
Tor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

AZ, ono woRrH oY CAST orr CLOTHING WAN
AZ-tUVt ~dk nn~rAl eqalraf~ul WI " given 80
esI sr IN o hIns s~~erpaoa - sut qasnty
.su f,.vr ars stnxi~ carmen hoassnd Addreas
=, ~. ~ JaMFs sOko~tY n nssisf xres rse orAsge
near ehzfham street
xxrxyfyMFN NOTfcF--GOOE rF Y0rR FAII. Avn
w,nsr elofhin& hrnFe getting send hem Al Pear
street near Brosawsy. Where yea a. mFm properly
re.nsd dved altered, turned. repaired alnxs e
80. tuifors krtlclrs or ~aa ~
Inc 70 A CoKrfs~os. Lea a. So
mo cot NrRy sFRCu ANS 0Oof As40RTNr~r
L o winter sn1 enfhnK 4 reuaufIr
er.et. vii - ssa q hsfTta Y fsliel a. sss r.. 49,
Itquicc eta rEClER p nsRnsg sree'. ~ stalrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

f'HxAP FARE foR AipASy-rAHsAoE rs Cwsrs
~ BY Hsncos Daily Merchants Line. The last aai.ng
sssmer FRANCIS sktDDy. Capt y. HAnco1, Wi isavs
noh de VI Robinson street Wsdne@fas
sns Friday ard he Hero Capt AIMING emIth every 1ns
tsy. THURSDAY snd saturday 81 r. ~ arrivsas BIZ a
LNoR NEWPORT AND FoRr HAMILTON. sryAu
baN kFYFoRI leaves Murray pier daily f5un.
a NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

men can be accommodated with furnished front room
or he second oor, without hoard IN private smv. refer
cnces gIyen aud REQUIRED Apply =, lll NrcenM c sce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

NfATRlMONY MADE EAsY.-MADAM MORROW WILL
A cause speedy marriages and show the likeness OF de IN
tefcd husband and absent friends She has over three
hundred matches in oil Of whom JOY the rea
happiness OF matrimonial hiss 70 Boome Stree La
tween Cannon and Columbia. 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

Int odue tory Lecture At the Medical College.
Psces.or Green NJ d. delivered the Introductory lee
tare 10 re regular winter Of study the Medical
College situate in East Thirteenth street. at that nstt
ton uday evening. At hafpast seven O'Clock the
large lecture Allied to its utmost capacity by
sIoence consisting Of physicians surgeons accouchers
chemists, druggists medical students lay citizens and
about two ndred ashionably dressed ladies. party
81 musicians occupied Of the in the upper tier
and enlivened the by playing fine airs during
the evening DR.. Green the hall attended by Pro-
1essor noremus DR.. Wood, Rev. Dr. osgood and many
ntber professional friends lic received with ar-
1ause
Rev. Or. osgood made prayer.
Prcsss Dcremus then announce that honorary a.
-iecsses would be conferred ,el n sa 4 it4
,.osc n, rnes he read--sof their digeat A.
extra ccur.e OF lectures and cinique hsN ID iat as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

ssrrKpAy, Oct 20-8 r. NJ
There very active market mi. morning q, the
opening All the leading fsciss sold In large lots
principally on time. bayers option. The decline in
prices esneFsi Not stock sold escaped. State
stocks railroad bonss railroad stocks u al classes
eomplexlon nsey stocks u al kinds, all fel % under
the moderate panic that had ssiaed upon bull opera
tors Al The hrst board Indiana Ga declined psv cent
Missouri Ca 4 Virginia o. \ Illinois Central bonds l;
Nicaragua Transit v. Canton c0mpsny, NJ Penn
Coal cusaesflsna Goa, ~ Erie X. Paasna, I; Har.
lem 4. Reading Rsilrosa " Hudson Railroad, ~
nichirsn ceu'ai Michxsn southern, III calena and
Chicago = Cleveland aad Toeio. ~ Chicago aad Roek
i.lssa. 4 Cumberland. IRE. and Reading were the
mosi active stocks the market to-day. A. the M.
ropsan mes. hesones mote tsoroushly aieessed. the
dangerous possan "a financial ami commercial AFFAIR
becomes apparent nv weeks months hence
~ .hsn Be ~ N mia.s 81 fr~queas panies We shall
ook for them every manth - aud their eiect must
he a very who,s-e conservative character long
cannot av,d NE revulsisa TIA, about sweeplag
EaroIe W shouii b. prepared % meet Il shsa Il
coSncs
Al The second board there ga nc chang - the
kci ~ oonscqUence. cumheriAnd and Illinois ceatra
noods we're SHADE better.
The assistant TREASURER reports to-day - sllows:-
sii Treasury account ................ s2sIaa -
Eecryed on Treasury sceennt........... lzs,ses ].
Balance t.ts...s.sst.s. oV@svs
Paid on dIselrsing e.ecks. Isio5 IS
Balance credit all accounts ..s.s*..ss. lass ia 81
The warrants entered Al The Treasury Department
Washington, the isth Instant, - foiiowss--
For the redemption az s,ocks ..4..4..4.. $500 -
For the Treasury Impairment. ..,.....t..a 1897 -
Tor the INTERIOR Department. ......s.sa ~ %
For the Customs sls 10
War warrants received aua ensel ed .... 70 90 a
War repsy warrants received sni catered. 029 ~
Repaymenis account 81 the Navy. % ~
Covered in from lanfs 30 Us ~
The Springfield dn) Journal says:--
number Of backs, sresiy orgsaizcd uuaer the gone
raj law, increasing their @fes sna tccesnk
FRI the state Auditor barge ineresse b. their circaia
ton. We glad L. uote these facts We should sap
port the legitimate banking az the state ana at the
present tuoesse state stock Rsnks wlt b. ahe %
ihe wants Of the people let drive from ~
worthless Georgia fhinllssters which, knaW ophias
about aud Deal in a currency Of oar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-21

-~-~~r-~~-~>>,~-
A TTENTIoN, COMMISSIONERS WHO SERVED
N In he following companies during the Mexican Nar III
n. I'd daroons Co G. 1T Infantry: G., d. an arerv
viii mud 10 their advantage 10 address Immediately All rKE
shrkfNG. agent for claimants Washington, ID IL
ITxTRA PAy-NAvy BOUNTY LAND AND ~rxrp.
IL Pay 0rre-Lsnd warrants, extra pay" and ba ancs,
of due all United STATES navy ia All w. go.
Ia he widows and heirs promptly obtained and pnit 49,
all kinds OF claims against The United States recovered b.
EDWARD RrSSRTL'
Agent, ate Purser z. q. Savy ard Auorney ana
Cstaseucf 81 Lar 81 " al sges
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Garnfr Citu laurrtisrlllruts.

IL CARYER is q new ali,i thriving town ON tia
North bank the Minnesota River, near the foot or
Little Rapids and is distant from st Paul ,about 90
oy water and 32 miles by land; and 10 miles by
above Shakopee. Immediately above the town n iara
creek empties into the Minnesota, which Jopatl,an r.
ver, the first English explorer OF these REGIONS mana,
after himself; and from this circumstance is derived
name or the place. Carver has first
steamboats, at oil stages OF water: and is the
head OF navigation the Minnesota whenever tho vo
ter Is too low for steamboats, to cross the Raps which
are distant from Carver less than two miles in direct
ie. Carver commands in Its rear, rich and ev
ensive back country. including the fe.iilt reoion M
Grow River, above its forks; region pentIruly
cd with prairies, meadows. nd lakes ntersnerscd: and
unsurpassed in the Territory for the advantages n
sents for Immigrants in search of beautu and
homes. Though about 200 families have settled in tb n
region around Career since last spring; vet excnnt
four or five miles back from Carver, the region snoknn
OF Hes still untouched by the hand of man. and
rare opportunities for making the choicest kind of cja
Carver likewise commands the upper end OF Lake
t"nka, from which 1t is distant only miles. Tba com
piy and people of Carver have Just completed, on either
se OF their place, several miles of the North Side Road
up the Minnie River from Fort Smelling to Fort de-
~ and the Sioux Agency; anu have erected sulstano,
bridge over Carver RiveT tst there Is now 10
le TO travel passing via. Carver, between the two rort
ana entirely upon the upper sile of the Minnesota A.
nother Road is being made by the COMPANY To Grove R;
err, which will be finished and ready for emcrants t
travel In search of locations, Navigation onens
Carver now contains good Store; new. commo,lI-.
Gus Gus ana well-kcrt Hotef; good sized Warehouse: n
Btdcksmih SaOp and several Dteelings; and Te,.,,,
VIII Dc in operation early in the spring. The
81 Inc town is In joint stock company, divided into %
shares; and The propretOrs are follows: Fullerton
fres'aenf DR. Thomas Foster, Secretary; II Griffin.
genf for the Company residing at Carver. and Ex-f.ov
Alex. Ramsey, Capt. Samuel Fullerton, Axe Joureen
sen, W Brown, Wmiam Cunstans, W Hartwe and
Julse Pierse. Carver Is undoubtedly point well
worm the attention of merchants mechanics and capjfa
ISIS, eiter as place for advantageous settlement or
profitable Investment.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

New Hampshife Election. I

The Democrats and Wings Of New Hamp,
shire are routed. 5sshorse, foot and dragoons,'
by the all-powerful and victorious know-No-
things. Scarcely a vestige is left of either the
old parties. Metcalf, the Governor elect, for
nerly acted with the Democratic party. Three
administration members of Congress are
elected, aud nearly the whole legislature is of
the same stripe. Two U. s. Senator's will be
elected who viii oppose Pierce's Administra-
ton to the I" bitter end" Rather sad consola-
Homecoming as it does from his own State.
The Galena Advertiser thus sympathizes with
oar old party friends of New Hampshire: z.s.
''BApLY Cur Up Our old and honored Whjr
frienCs in New Hampshire were almost literal
iy annihilated last Tuesday. They were a
brave band. and stood the brunt of battle for
thirty years, without waver of faith, till the
cannihal know-Nothings came along, when
both Wings and Democrats were devoured at a
single meal. Both disappeared together. but
we are sure they did not travel the same road
long aftcrward. without some noise and coniu-
sion thcreabout.' -s- cfi