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Dry Goods.
30 bales 4-4 muslin, prime,
l5O pcs satinets ass'd, 25 to 75c per yard
80 do Ky. jeans do 20 to 40c., do do
500 do prints, new styles
20 do Colungo
90 do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaecas;
DeLaines, Black Silks, Goats Spool Thread, war
ranted J Stewards best Linen Thread, ard general
assortment of Yankee notions, just received by
seno2daw b. A. WILLIAMS.
NExV s.nnuS AND GROCERIES.
yIyIIF nubIic wi II take notice that have received
| an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
SHOES and Groceries, a, my old stand on Main ST.
near Fourth
Families wanting groceries can nave them put mp
nj keokuk wholesale prices.
intend to give particular attention to the pro
duce business, and expect that my long experience
in that line will enable me to give satisfaction m 70 all
customers. sep22 B a. will Hho'
CAsh paid for all country produce. at the old
4 stand of sep22 B. A, WILLIAMS.
\NANTED.-S 1000 bushels Timoihy seed
and all kinds Of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices viii be paid by
sep22 Is. a. Williams.
ID 0OTS and Shoes.--l7O cases Of boots and Shoes
ID for men, women, boys, girls and infants. Just
received by sep22ddw i. A. WILLIAMS.
Leather! Leather!
TJANING purchased the entire stock OF Fikc' I'll,
IL Ter a Co., shall hereafter keep on hand good
assortment Of Leather Shoe Findings, Beltngs itar-
ness Leather, DC All which VIII be sold low for
cash Merchants from the interior requested 10 call
CASH Maid for hides b. A. WILLIAMS.
noy2SdM
Always Trading.
r HAVE bought out the Dry Goods store OF james
| f. Bruce and will hereafter continue the business
in the same place.
The store j. III charge Of Mr.. d. H. aNSApLE
shose ngexperence, and polite and attentive man
ners are well known in this community. AS can
aud will oftr GREAT BARGAINs, expect alarge Gus
tom. -.
Remember the place: One door east Of n Wood
ward / Co.. Main street. Il. a. Will Ahe.
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Always Trading.
G. M. HUSTON,
WhoIesaIe Dealer I'm Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

81 MAIN STREET kEoKuk, Iowa
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock IS purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
urselyes 10 sell prices low for cash or 10 good
,ine BUYERS as ST Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find it to their advantage TO call
and goods and prices before buying Use
where. w will consider 1t no trouble toshow them
through our Stock.-d&w
lust Received-A large stock Of Buck Groves and
j Mitts at sen2e HJST( Ms.
A sSs stS 3 Stock = Pocket cutlery y Us
A HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
a POST Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buff White and Fancy Colored Envelopes at
sep2o HlSIoN. =
Gtnesa assortment Of German silver and dou-
"A bic plated ware, ell warranted and al manufac-
turor's prices, at sep2o htoloN :
A n extensive stock of Whips and Lashes al man
a ufacturer's prices A. sep2l HleloN 7.
VsHE largest and best assorted stock of Embroide-
L ry in the city at sep2i HtSloN ,
yIyHE Finest assortment If Ribbons ever offered ii
L the market. at sep2l HUSTON'S.
GLoCks enough TO supply the market, Of every
" variety Of pattern, Jcrome's make, warranted,
and n msnufaeulrsrs prices at HlSluN
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of every
n grade, at sep2l HUSTON =.
(,oLD and common Jevelry, and Gold and silver
" watches, at sep2l HColoN ;.
LIVERY variety of goods comprised in the Notion
II and Fancy foods line al Huston AT pricvs that
cannot fail 10 induce purchases ana benefit he buy
er Cali at No ~, and examine for yoursel'es
4 FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
y sep2l q. u. HUSTON.
10. ~, Main street.
Hus,on's viii be found the largest lot Of lrist
- 4Fx4
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TAKE NOTICE.

NJ 3hE 4 HOOVER have just received one Of the
VI Hnee' and best selected assortmcnts Of Perfu-
~ rs aad Fancy al lcles ever brought this
f'- The Ladies especially invited give us a call
n5vt1
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CUTTINGS PATENT AMBmOTYPE.

FiflIE subscriber takes this n ~.
friend. %'snGd sn H. ot ..s1is PlF%ss ,s,, j. HI. "
not taking Glass Pictures zG34
new and improved plan, but that
he Is producing Cuttings Patent Ambrotypes, or
pictures on Glass, not daubed on the back with
black paint, yarnish nor cemented with indie
strucible cement which destroys the tone and beau
ty Of the picture, but adheres strictly TO the Cut
ting Patent, Theoretically sealed, with trans par
eat cement, beautiful enameIed plate which
riches the picture, giving tone which can only
be equalled by fine steel plate engraving. The I'M
dersigned has not taught any one the art "a he
sdcrs the exclusive light Of Lee County much more
lucrative than the trife which men in the daguer
reotypc business could afford to pay. To the Bar
numtzed he would say, call and see his new bro
y per 70 the TictmTed he would with loud voice
exclaim, avoid being cheated The gallery Tor Am
brotypes is not Main street, but Mt No. 3, Sd 81.
ian3i EMERSON Artist
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Giumore's Turkish Liniment.

FT,nIs is the beat Lniment which has vet been Of
i fered to the public. IL Is excellent remedy
for Neuralgia, Eryspelas, rheumatism, wounds.
cuts ulcers, burns scad bruises sprains salt rheuin
throat ead sshe tooth ache pains In the
chest, back stomach bowels. Also for founder
gianders b head sweeney, spiint sprains poll evil
stlf complaint, yellow water distemper, ring bone,
hstula collie, botrs and harness gals, SC The words
fillmore Turkish LlDsment are blown IN the glass;
also fac simile If my written signature accenps.
nice each bottle.
Gilimore,s Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.
This j. the beat remedy known fer bowel conn.
iaiDts, such Cholera Diarrhea, Dyseptcry, paius
In the Bowels &c, dc. Ihose who have used it are
charmed with its medical virtues The name is blown
in the glass.
Gitimore's Vegetable Cathartie and
Liver Fills.
These celebrated Pills excellent remedy for
Fever and A que. Bilious Complaints, Collie Dysente-
ry Constipation Of the Bowels, Ind gest on. Jaup-
dice DrDpsy, Debility, Liver Complaints, Eioichcs
on the skin, Fefers DC The beet family pill known
and be used with safety, whenever caiharte 10
xecied
NIB. To insure a geuuine artcls and on
which you reiy with perfect safety be particular
to inquire f0f 6tlimore's Vegetable, caharilc and
Liver Pills ihere IL counterfeit article carcu
Iation.
s' CuIedonian Cough Loxenges.
Prepared by II X. siiilmore. popular remcdy1
forCou gh-, Colds, and Bronchial affections. They
have given entire satisfaction 10 those who have used
them.
Gilimore's Hair Ira sam.
A beautiful preparation for the Hair, and properly
used will restore it 10 its original softness ana
beauty Those who have used il say II the bc> (
preparation they have
Sold wholesale and retail, By II II AZ YERS, Drag-|
rist. corner If Main and Third streets keokuk, lews
Also by Druggists and Merchants throughout thc|
state.
October T. '55-d6wv
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II 13H8 4 H0DPER'S Glyceun Ointment, a de-
VI ish;ta nrtiec for chappd hauis, li}s, &c. at
MOORE d H0UPER's On Man,
uovl near Third street
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los 65 4nd 1872 " Nasns T. ard tbe I'LL \, i
" u i @6-05--J g 4e.vs. n lsyute
F4F he ahol. ~ w1aet Viii sake tsea,.,-f f,oo
Ea~ eaa d"iiars, cne.th fa u Aaal aud ta. balance
ID gae, ta1, trre, alid fuaf annual payments. Win
inss.esl as 10 pr esnt from ia e T. b. pad anna
aaIv aa4 secured by deed VI trasf until ali j. na,d
ANY person wishing fyr particular ni5rma,inn q
to leea qaaiay II tht land may atpIy 10 II /.
4 Re- Esq. ~ nis Vnof he Mayor VI lie city az
Aeokak. VM. GILLIss
July rs, 1855.
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Quarto Dictionary
A NATIONAL STAN ID a H ID.

The entirc work Unabridged. 445o pages, Crown
0uarto Six Dulars. Published by
a. 4 c. MERRIAM, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
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IMPROVED AnnnorYPEs.

ccinenting them either with wo glasses. with
cement that not only bcautifes the picture but
hermcsicaly seals 1t, not with tn balsafn Of Fir
which Will even dissolve in common spirits AS the
old patent pictures done, but with cement that
viii retain its brllianey for ages. To person who
has been humbugged to the tune Of $500 with wor h
less patent L Ishouid think that such advice as Mr
E. glyes under the head of Cutting's Patent Am
brotypes, would be very wholesome. Call at SO Main
street If you wish 10 get good and true picture
Prieh OF Ambrotypes from 81 so TO $2D.
feb2d H. w. BUELL..
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- u ELboS has large stock of c1Ilnrs, crayats,
- hank -chlsfs, g.gs, fns shirts. under shirts
draS,ra gtcv~s, &c. norl9
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TINCUT VELNETS-Assorted coiors, at less than
~ cost TO import-great bargains for miliners
deolDd6r p ID. FOSTER.
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L,RENCH CASoIMERES-A lot or thos,
i Superb French Cassmeres just received Ly
dec loddw +. ID. F0SIER.
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Huston's viii be found the largest lot Of Irist
n Linens, Laccs, Edgings, aud every variety OF
White goods at prices that cannot be beat in any
Western market scp20
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| f ac.yed, & suppiy Of Winter strained lard
y 't apers0r article.
ntET MOORE = HOOPER
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Gilimore,s Cholera and Diarrhea
MIXTURE

This i the beet remedy known fer bowel comp
laiDts such as Cholera Diarrhea, Dysentcry, Pains
In the Bowels, &c, dc. Ihoss who have used 1t are
charmed with its medical virtues The name is blown
in fAr nlass
The daily Gate City., 1856-02-11
A New store Opened.
M N. Chamber

Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper HanSinsss
Oil CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY,
nAMASk Lace, and Muslin Draperies, at
O.95a Oh HAMBERLAIN'S.
rILT Coruices and Bands, Curtain Loops, Corals
u and Iassels for pictures, and Window Shades, nj
pct25d CHAMBERLAIN's
ID DRoCIlA. Cashmere, silk, Wool, Thibet Stella and
ID Merno Shawls at CHAMBERNAlA :
pct2Jd
DoNNET, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
ID and Mantila Trimmings, at
oct24d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
L>RENCIi, SWISS and Scotch Needle Work, first
Il rate stock, CHAMBERLA1N'S.
oct2Jd
IsLOTH Talmasat CHAMBERLAINs.
u oct2ad
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Autumn Stock!
Card to the Ladies.

NT0W ready for the season large stock OF I'm m
y ming Goods in Nelyet-Plaln and Shaded Col
ors and Black Of all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fringe, More Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
Width tsalioons 10 great variety; Gmps, Brad dc;
some in bright colora for children dresses.
sept. 10. d6w +. u. fOalEk.
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| lNaE Y 0.. aal spirit Gas. At
~ 7 MOORE 4 H10PTR'S
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Webster Dictionary, University Edition.
Webster Academic Dictionary.
" ebster $ High School Dictionary.
Webster s Primary School Dictionary.
Published bv
MASON AND BROTHERS, NEW YORK
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{ 1>tI + 5e4 5 Oh, White stich po1nale. iusi
- .e, - ana fgr sale cheap BY
h3Ntt MOORE HOOPER
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deolodaw p. d. FOSTER.
nKEso GOODS, Trimmings, dc. Black Silks in
l. all widths very low. Plaid, check and brocade
Silks. Large and small Plaid sashmers Printed
Plain De LANES, Black English Grape, Moss Velvet,
More Antique. and Ribbon Trimmings, just opened
and for sale cheap decloddw 7. ID. FOSTER.
nIEENsNA AC.--A complete assortment Of
" White Granite Ware in setts or single pieces,
Also, for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups,
Mugs, Flower ases, DC 4. u. FUSILk.
decloddw
ID DReCHA sHAWLs-A few more long and single
ID Brochs Shawls for sale low to close of
decloddw P.D. FOSTER.
DLAIDS.-Tho-c beautiful scotch and Tartan
1 plads, every variety can be found at
sep27dAw WOODWARD d CO.'S.
NJ fEsSRs. EDITORS. Please inform the Ladies
vi that have received the largest stock Of em-
broideries, Collars from cents to $T,o0; Maltese
Black silk Brussels and real thr ad Laes Lace, lac
onett and Swiss Collars Corsets, Ribbons, Moire An
ii. d. WOODWARD co.
Aug. IS, l855---ddw
u EADY MADE CLOTHING Everything in this
I line can be had at the lowest figures at
sep27dpw WOODWARD cos
XITooL DELAINES.--Eseryv variety Of plain and
w figured Wool peLainss just receive at
sep27d6w WOODWARD CO.'S
Fail styles.
I ME hayejast received our Fall styles Of Ladies
w Velvet Cloth and Silk Ooaks, Talma's and
! Visettes also Of cha and Plaid Shawls.
/ sep27d&w WOODWARD 4 CO
! nkESS TkIMMINdS.-Th Ladies can be suited
! IL iu this line at
/ sep17ddw WOODWARD 4 cos
4 NEW EMBR0IDERIES-Eer fine, ana med um
Z ~ French worked collars, setts Linen and Jacone
collars and cuilS fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs.
I in short fine stock Of goods in the above line just
received at 50 Main Street,
dec 10 DURKEE dC0.
n - .AMLEsS BaG,--StArk MilIs-hug Just rccey
\ - "a al 80 Main street DiNhEk Co
deel0d
DLAiD LoAG sHAWLs Just received pei
American Express" 90 of nes aud elegant
styles, which IS h previous stock makes our as
-oftmfni u.or AL and c0ml l,itte than any time
I during thc starou. IS Main Street.
dee ed DCRkEE & co.
1 - LIS SILKS ~ e have received very re-
- GENTLY by express several Large Lofs Of Dress
SHks, which we are Offering at Unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid .'Moire An
H lques IN dress patterns. No S5 Main Street.
declUd DURkEE L co.
I LNLooR OIL CLOTHS = Another lot ~ feet in
L width, new and splendid patterns just received
| Mt So Main Street. DuRKEE eco.
declUd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
Our Detroit Correspondence.

DETROIT, FEB. D, 1900.
Death Of the Hon David Smart-K,ning Prospects at Lake
Superr--Chdrter Elections al Dtroa-2ripnph Of tie
Lire Oek Candidate, de-, dc.
On the lornng OF the 4th instant Detroit lost of
best raost benevolent and beloved citzeos-sne
Hon. David SInart-who died after a short Illness. J
Smart had large circle OF friends and acquaintance
very whom your neghbors in the city of New
York He wss Scotch mao by birth, but had resided in
this city something over twenty five years. Last
mer being in teoitated state Of health he spent seve
raj weeks vt the White Sulphur and otner springs in Vr
gina, and returned with his health nearly red
de was In aiuept pecuniary circumstances and disn-
guished among hs friends and acq for his dsu
tererted benevoIence and friendship He had ho.t Of
friends, and many eye among the readers OF the
HERALD win mosten with gref the announcement Of
his deat He leaves widow the sole heir of his large
estate
Though Sso.chnAn by birth, he vas an American in
principle 0no warmly espoused the cause Of the Amer
party He Acknowledged the necessity of s,ropxer
American element in our government 70 counera the
foreign influence too manifest In affairs through the
large Influx a newly arriving immigrsnts wholly vn,-
sant 0f our laws and Institutions. Mr. Smart was Ar aS
vocate Of the nomination Of George La for the Presdsp
cy, and had he been spared would haze beeu his uees
supporter in Of his nomination.
"a Lake Superior mail e rare thing dnring white
s<tson) sivss very enoourssns accounts tue mining
prot pec~. The Minnesota IL worxi1g n a sl,d mass
than Before and the Portage i. looking better than ever
Amsne the sev mines, tie Everereen HUFF no.
Gated near The Minnesota, and .proDsby having the
s s.%: vsn s' Jo.s sssss Iss%is And the nss
ing recuon and the ven il the wonder of the
Ostonseop range In hole Of eight feet deep and about
the came diameter they already taken out ten
Of copper with prospect Of reaching the tsrmi
nation Of the masses of pure copper In sight.
Oar charter election, The 6h spirited contest
resulting in the election OF Hen. o. H. Hyde Mayor by
sbpat $50 msjony over Hon. A. W. Buel, exM C.. the
democratic candidate The balance of the democratic
ticket vas elected by average OF ego majority. The
secret Of Mr.. Hyds's success his not being re.
publican and refusing TO identify himself With that party
by pfing its nomination 7he balance o. the tickle,
upon which he were acknowledged republicans and
thereby suffered defeat Another power OF strength in
favor ct Mr. Hyde contested 10 his being in favor Of Geo
Law for the Presidency. straw show which way the
vino biowpn The House IL finally organized, and TIE
country Ieioices Many Of the American party ciafn
triumph The election OF Mr. Banks be was formerly
rnber Of that party snd msy be yet The formation
Of hs committees and bis future viii test his feay
to tbe party,
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Latest News from the Fsa,,..

Kansas journal says: We extract the following rom
the daily journal OF T. Brown, Esq., who arrived "a thus
city new days dnce, direct rom Fort Laramie:
Left Fort Laramie on the 28.h day Of October. Com
menced showing the 4th Of November ana continued
TO SNOW without cessation until the ID of Deoemoer.
Weather very severe from the first date and from which
time We began to lose cattle from the frost-ths
also, suffering severely, many being badly frozea
November 9th, met war party Of Pawnees, some 800
strong going, their chief white Bear) informed u.s.
10 fight the Sioux White River. Appeared 70 be
Peaceabe towards but very much exasprated against
the Sioux.
Immense herds of buffalo the Plstte and a. far a.
the Little Blue. II would be imp, for to convey
an idea Of the quantities. unless should say thore
hupd eds of thousands.
The old mountaneers say that the people who i've In
hott had better be hunting the hills before spring.
the musk ats have built their houses from three five
e higher this fall than they have FOR the las. years
which IL sure indication OF immense floods.
Crosse the Big Blue the 18th Of December. We had
inenced 90 into winter quarters there but as the
weather mode ated some we concluded to push on.
Lost men, but before stated several badly frozen
Lost 20 bead OF cattle but these got in with were in
fair order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12
Hiram Powers, the Sculptor.

A statement has recently been going the rounds Of
the newspapers the eeot that this we'll known artist
struggling with pecuniAry difficulties We have 1. in
our power to contradict it by letter from Mr. Powers
himself to Gen. Duff Green, in which he speaks gratefully
of the which has already attended
Efforts and Of the prospects which he has before him:
FLORENCE, March g. 1885,
My DEAR slR-It is now over eighteen years since
modelled your b1st in Washington, and you paid me-i
! remember rght-nne half the price upon it $3.50
leaving tie other $3.50 to be paid it's completion in
marble. 1t was expected, that as should 90 abroad
execute all The busts had dertaken, should no.
have tpem all done Tor come years; and found, on ar
cond BE- for i As sng
could that assistance the marble which, from
representations at home had supposed to be always ..
hand in the country OF art and artists. Workmen
found inc eed, but not suca As could employ foe my
busts not such they had been accustomed to
worked only generalzatous Of the human ace-and
when with my own HANDS had got some of my works
rreut ~ss tho aSrpse A. thes annsar 10
snce, and there was much discussion 10 their
merits some endemned thsm being servile copies of
the actual featores;" others spproved but finally all
ude overtime W. and from that day to tas the
style f truth has stye) Of the Forenne sculptors
has been near my their various abilities would
permit By degrees able train Of the best
marble carvers here into copying my buss, out many
years passed unfinished ordsrs for was obliged liz
order to ve to undertake all the orders that we
offered, that might have the fulfil the old
Some there have been who have complained Of on
lays and many have been the letters like this, By
filed with excuses bu. you my dear SIR have sent
me any complaints and though long about is the work
has rot been forgotten. The bust is carefully en-
cased and baed and at Leghorn waiting for ship viii
is nos up for New York, that you will e,eive
It. You will have 70 pay the freight and other expenses
after its arrival In New York. but nothing to
You will perceive that have choe most exquisite
ece Of marble for the bust and have spared pains
the execution 1t may please you, too to know that
am now most prosperous having passed many years
Of great trial and difficulties, which, but for the Yankee
blood in my veins, would have broken up long ago
and sent me home TO pursue lucrative business
large family has grown up around here-seven
children with us, and ono, eldest IN America
To support these and keep aoat has 1t times been al
most the bounds Of my Htion and hope; but BY the
blessing Of Providence have done than that and
We now turn our eyes sagan to the Wes upon the pres
pect OF permanent home among our o0uatrymsn and
under the laws Of the only country which assures fu
equality to mankiad Your faithful servant,
HIRAM POWERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

TIE CHICAao CAHs CouNcILMEN-Co Commenting
srictnres q the NEW YORK HERALD the apprc-
pration OF $500 to buy gold headed BY the city
council Of Chicago the Chicago Journal takes Oh tue
City Fathers in the following stye:-our cctempoAry
does the City Fathers wrong. They did not vote them
selves worth the petty Of forty dollars Fifty
dollars cane Mr. HERALD, II you please Our Aldermen
walk with forty dollar canes forsooth We would have
sur New York Contemporary know, that they are above
any such weakness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

NAVAL MEDICAL BoARD.--A board of naval sur-
eeons viii BIZ convened at the Naval Asylum Ph,lsde
ptia on the 1st Cay Of March next for the
Of gems tor promotion and OF candidates for
sdmisscn into The medical corps OF the navy rne fol-
lowing officers will compose the board:Presdent sur
qecn James NJ. Greene members, Surgeons Samuel Bar
gon ard John NJ Folz, and passed assistant surgeon
Joseph Wilson, ir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-12

GRANADA, Jan. 10, 1855.
M DEAR CoIoSFI--4 have lately taken tour through
one Of the most interesting sections Of NioaraTna-thA
Of toe department Of hTasand have euouCh OF the
lertkty q the soil the agreeable climate and Rne
~ thArs to eatsy hAt 10 Avery short time this por
ton OF the state must be point Of great ATTRACTIONS IN
the inCgrant who comos here 30 follow agricultural
pursutts The entire Granada the old eapi
ta OF kras or Nicarsgue through very ne ssd fec-
tile country but not much cultivated between GrSpsda
and the s7er Gonzales. There Are lids true few ceess
estates but they are quite neglected nd u the
hsctsnqa@ song the route Rsy ruined igo vs
The little Indian village Of EnGms is the only tova Of
nsequencc between Gransds and the river Goozass Z
distance Of noary seventy miles. This village situssed
In the midst at vast and most fars plaS Dut the D.,
pie pay attention to the cUlrston of the so bevoud
the raising Of cs<n and this thsy ssse cnly In small
catches.
The old hacienias Of Ochouogo, Son Frscci4oo ADD
Others along the ro,e have been alleged 70 70 70 decay
slaost entirely ad the business Of rais0 and ia
digo making which formerly the great business OF
these estates wholly neglected and for no possible
except that the pvopnetors have from ~ time
been robbed by the government Of all they earn and
have become dishe~rs famed Many Of these projectors
would reconmence working their estates but the
resolution has impoverished them that they nave not
funds to begin with, and they are anxious 70 sell their
lands for money enough to mence again upon new
lands Estates that thI yeats held $50 000
be had At from IS 900 TO $40 000 and these same
etta will pay back the purchase money In two GER.
taniy three years have arrived Mt this latter concu-
zion from statistical calculations which think
rect and which based the best and re4ole
information can obtain For inrtsnce, cscao estate