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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE sHoEMAKERs OF

meeting of the citizens Of lynn hcld Monday
evening, At 1yccum Hall 10 devise N meet
hard winter and hard times" There about 200
solutions which presented containing denun
citation of tho action ~ the shoe manufacturers sending
their shoes into the country n he made The resolutions
of nfainnaiory character md opposed by
lewis Jo~seiyn. George Hood. J. n Bufum and W II.
Chamberlain, who argued that their passage would be
productive of evil only and advised that action of more
conciatory nature shonld he taken. The resolutions
were rejected, and committee appointed 81 prepare
another srrica which presented NJ meeting IN the
aamc-place on Tuesday evening This meetingws very
excited one ana some of the speakers exceedingly
harsh In their denuncation of tho manufactures One
young recommended staiioninR force a different
points to seize nil shoes destined for of town work me
Another man recommended any measure that would
cure the work IN Lynn sboemakers, and every other
measure failed 10 start newspaper and through thst
hurl their anathemas upon the manufacturers" ~ tho
suggestion o. this madman committee appointed to
dram constitution and by laws for society. 10 be
formed bv the shorers ~ this city for the oec, of
lng labor FOR thomselyes--B Boston Courier Nor Ii
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ru BATTERY Tho writer OF this paragraph was con
sidcraby surprised the other day finding number Of
woknen engaged upon the part of these grounds,
cveIing and putting them in order Upon inquiry was
ascerancd that under the immediate supervision q Major
Bartlett few patriotic citizens were preparing the acd
for military parades. on the 18th inst Gen Halls brig
ado viii rendezvous there This will be the revival of ths
somewhat forgotten custom Of preserving the military
character Of the Battery There at this time place
more appropriate for the evoutons of citizen scdery
than the added grounds OF the Battery, being they are
without obstruction n any kind The great event how
ever, Of this year will be the anniversary oi evacuation
\ to be celebrated with unusual ect by tbe Ncw YORK
Ssto Militia, who win be joined by Of those OF the
neghborng cities, and the whole 70 b. reviewed oy ,
Governors Of the o New York and New Jersey and
their respective stns Tho occasion promises to oe ona
Of unusual interest well from the place as the CIR
cumstonces Of the parade,
BURNING or A siiASrY.fle alarm OF hre on SasurdNy
night between and O'Clock, occurred from the burn
ING ~ shan,v on Dutch nm Forty second street,
between Second and Third avenues
RrPsrSe oy ror oF SrPAw.-The alarm OF FIRE between
70 and O'Clock on sunday morning for the Third distrct
Was accustomed by the burning Of quantity Of straw
tho dock foot of Amos street II supposed the dre
had been applied 70 the straw by some malicious fellow
far The p rposc ~ excitement and 10 bring the fire.
men The straw had been recently unloaded from
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Nrw york. Nov. l3, 1887.
The friends of Con Walker here much eaied by the
q his departure frum New Orleans. Nobody how
ever knows exactly what his plans somc think not
improbable that he may have gone 70 fncaan, 70 take
rart wthhc revoutionsts there aganst the government
from that point
giance at the map viii show thai the peninsula Of
yuosan presents nc,, inviting field for nbuster enter
prise IT, hcst port Ices than days distant from New
Orleans, end would 10 Of imcrse advantage " Walker
as depot for concentrating supplies n and munitions
of war without danger ~ moie~atlnn from any foreign
Eovcrnmcnt and quito beyond legal reach Of that of the
tinfd States Recruits from Cafnrns ya Tehuanteprc
could reach him hcrc quite az readily from New Or
eans The Ie ~ Pncs. celebrated IN connection with
the lnrez expedition s aso near and might be made a
lr Walker has conc n Nicaragua The steamer Fashion
will outstrp the United States steamer Fulton without
difficulty 80 that there little danger Of his being
Tho e. s. sioop.of war Saratoga well known 70 be lay
Ing o tho mouth ~ the Sr Juan VIII prove equally In
efficient IN efforts intercept Walker and his men fof
hcy land ~ the mouth ~ the Colorado (Which Is IN
ta branch a the San Juan thirty miles distant from
Grcyown md pass to and enter the latter riyc
lofR heforc the Saratogs ovcrtake them.
tccrrcsrondcncc ot the Charleston Courict.l
WASHINGTON Nov. 2, 1857.
TIE President has always couycrsed freely upon the
subject Of Central American Affairs and since the late in
eliccrcc received here that Crea Rca had taken
possession n the ane route blockading the river an
Junn and sewing rcn the fort which commands the head
n the lake he las declared that hc would open the
ration of the San Juan. preventing iis further blockade
There T. perhers scmc question as 70 his power but he
can fnd under treaty national law especially il he be
allowed q little latitude of construction
Is rcrrnach 70 the that this great horouphfsrcs
cioscd to tho word by the diescnsns of thcsc petty
states or tho acts ~ our own illibusfors
The administration intended ~ recognize tho govern
mer ~ Ncaropus, and re- establish diplomatic intercourse
with ~ - coon as ~ fdefo government should arise
rut the latest advccs show that there s NO rrospcct oC
the establishment ~ stable government in that state
General William Walker has revoked a AUTHORITY for
recruiting 'hs country Cor his service IN Central
Amcrica lw fnrso bfv n enioronls o. ow nth him
~ foFofr him Tho present condition Of things NCa
rapra and Cuba v such ~ 70 invite inerp-,sion from
volunteers nj any country either coionisis or sol
dicrp of Fortune n il plain thar they cannot themselves
settle down urtn permanent and peaceful form q gov
eminent
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TOMPKINs SQUARE YESTERDAY.

The scene Of so much excitement throughout the week
was yesterday desert Not solitary Individual 10
he within s imaginary bounds where the fence
supposed 10 stand but where has not stood since cleo
ton day. Not the genial sunshine could induce
fcw loungcrr To frequent tho square. Save by
sonai traveller in transit between the avenues the place
was wholly abandoned. The very echoes OF Madame
Panks eloquence, and the fervidhv of a Bowles and
Mcclure seemed 10 have deserted the spot
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SPECIE MOVEMENTS.
srEcrF FOR UNCLE SAM.


Yesterday one million cf dollars In specie, belonging ~
the United saies. passed through the city In charge Of
Captain 8 s Williams of tho Adams Express Company
and last night another million forwarded IN chnrge o
Y. " Nicholson. Es1 In thesc trying times s me-
lauchoy pleasure 10 know that there such sums q
money IN the world Tulspso Pet Sor 1c.
rTrTEFN TONS OF corn.
Tho steamer Flying Cloud, on her way from New
Orleans 10 this port stopped at Caro and put ont fecn
tons ot co.n hunired thousand dollars of which
destined for tho Sub Treasury of this city and Tho balance
for Washington. Tho boat had also sl01s5 consigned N
vnrioue parties herc.---~. Iouis Democrat, Non 10
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srrEsoR CorRr-Nos 1888, Al, 653 40, cas- ss7, COS,
esT $50 eI7 $50 ess, e2s 653 AS2, 6e3 ecJ sos Geo.
ZOO 7o Io2, 7Os 7oi FOG, 1o1 7os, 7oe 7lo Ti2 Sis
Tli 1l5.
Usrnn sr,rs nr~rcr Cocm--Nes u, 81, "A, Is, A,
40, a., 46, as, 10, ", :, ~
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MILLS RESUMED WORK.

Gently resumed operations -
Union Manufacturing Company, at Norwsil
Ch'copee mills, Massachusetts.
Rolling and nail mills at FAN River.
hassasoit fionr mills, at Fnll River.
american Print Works, At Fall River.
Fddy's woolien mills
The American Print Works.
Iounsbury, Pisrel h Co g works.
Albany Iron Works.
Rensselaer, Iron Works.
Carolina Mills, Fall River.
Naiirk Milla
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-12-17
HOWARD bSSOCllqIOY.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution, established by spe
clal endowment for the relief of the sick anC
distressed, afflicted with ViruIent and Epe m.
ic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases.
such, as Spermatorrhua, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
OF Onanism, or Self Abuse, DC, &c,
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful
obstruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the deCeptonS practiced upon the un.
fortunate victims OF such diseases BY Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, 10 give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afilic
ted, who apply by letter, with description of
their condition (age occupation. habits of life,
DC ,)and in cases of extreme poverty and suff-
ering to Furnish Medicine Free of charge. II
IS needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors. on review of the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be.
neyoent effort, have been of great benefit to the
afflicted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal, to this very important but much despised
cause.
Just Published, by the Association Report
on Spermatorhtea, Seminal Weakness, the vice
of Onanism, Masturbation or Sef-Abuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail,
lin sealed envelope,) Free of Charge, on the
receipt of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9 South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of tn.
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Nov 70 lS57 3@lfft
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Auditors Office, Jackson County Ohio.

JOHN STEVENSON, Auditor Jackson
gong List Delinquent Lands and Town Lots copied from LIST
ms c as delinquent Tor the Taxes Of the thousand g bund
ana % y the Treasurer Jackson County, rded his office.
w same mas Oeen compared with the duplicate accordno
o" ad e amount tax and penalty and due uDon ea
N y calculated as the law Prescde and opposite thereto
ouce heore hereby given, that all said
LOIS or 90 much thereof as will be Taxes and
eu mereon as aforesaid will be sold public by the Tu If &
Oouh OF JACKSON the Court House
next between the hours otlO o'clock M and o'clock P NJ unless said
n pha PAID teha time, tract Of and fvo
Town Lots shall be sold, the quantity sold will be laid off in @P
nearly as practicable the North westerly corner Of the rac from hh
SAFE na nave been made and the sale aD I or O
ow or rom any ptc part thereof the quantity will be laid
extend from the principal street road alley NAV be the most
'front.' SAID lot TO the the l and bounded bv line. a.
parallel with thee lines of such lot practicable = ~ " '!
.emoer 20 l891-6" JOHN STEPHENSON. Auditor J. C.
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u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
CINCINNATI, MAYSVILLE, AND
PORTSMOUTH
+ a CEGET COMPAN

Have extended their line to Portsmouth daily.
Steamer BOST0NA Capt McCLAIN) leaves
Tor M MSysville and CINCINNATI every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at IAN;
Steamer %:E!NTU0KY (Capt. jack leaves for
MAaysville, d Cincinnati every Tuesday
Ihursday|%1 Saturday 10 Nj touching at ali
points. ~
Also , as2ared to ticket through to Terre
Haute, Ftt Wayne, Paris Pana Indianapolis,
Peru Iowa City, Rock Island, Milwaukee, Chi.
cago, Lafayette, Galena, Bloomington, Dunleith,
Fulton City, Mt. Pleasant, Madison (Wis Ma.
pies, Jacksonville, Springfield, Decatur, Bur.
Iington, Peoria, and any points between Cincin-
natl direct to st. Louis
November 10, '57-3m
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant to an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Jackson County, Ohio,
and to me directed as Master Commissioner Of said
Court shall, on the 9th day of January, AID. lS-
3d. at o'clock 2. NJ. of said day. at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson
County, Ohio, offer at public sale the following
premises to wit--The southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section fourteen, township
eight, range seventeen, containing forty acres, sit
uated nthe county of jackson, and State of Ohio.
Appraised at $500. To be sold as the property Of
William Hale, at the suit of Green, Bennor & Co.
Terms Of sale, Cash. J. w. L0NGB0N,
Master Commissioner.
Hoffman 4 Stevenson, Attys.
Dec, 3, '5T,--tdE.
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MASTER 90 InnllissiOler's sale.

Pursuant to an order Of, sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of,Jackson County, Ohio,
and to me directed as Master Commissioner of said
Court shall, on the 9th day of January, A. D. 49,
So, at o'clock P. M..of sad day, at the door of
the Court House, in the towp,1f jackson, in jack
county, Ohio, offer at public sale, the following
premises to wit:-The east half Of In-Lot No. rs in
the town of Jackson, in jackson county, Ohio. Ap-
praised at S425. To bo sold as the property of Ban
lister Brown, at the suit of Buskirk & Davis. Terms
of sale, Cash. j. w. L0NGB0N,
Master Commissioner.
Hoffman & Stevenson, Attys.
Doc g. '7-tds
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IA, TFnNBr1cER & an

y . n ~ ~ n y Z - - ~ WV
BEG leave to present the following discriptior
.ofGOODS 10 the notice Of the public which are al
ways to be found in our New and Fnlerdid Store
Room, styled "SIEREBERGER'S BLOCE.o Bss
foregoing into detail SIC beg lcayo toinfsrm yoo
that We are oniy @be to give you snfl portion Of
le @ names y @ o. inc Goods Of our present Stock other
@lse u "ouia tak9 naIt dozen County papers 10
seTer yo Eno iu pia, pi PIon IA t5e 4rst place. We
Frrisb and German CD5 n,5" n,l aIu Dfao, frsncH.
Fancy Doc SEn Casgn.rn. -Ia" %is ,'Lg. o %1ca arg
Sorinottg Twccd5 and jean, '''' " '"' 81 ''o'A VI
We take pleasure in announcinr that we bovs
The b2st and largest soeatel stock of Clo,b;nz and
GentleInen4 Furnishing Goods that has ever been
pIs 24eTsd to Jackson ana t' vicinity such IS ino
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OaaggaQ U9aq Gg0Ga

A LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS IN THE COUNTY
OIL RETURNED DELINQUENT
TRE COUNTY, YEAR WHICH
ADDED PENALTY TOGETHER WITH
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VALLEY BOOK STORE,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO

=, The undersigned having opened the Store,
NO. 8, Mcdowell Building, Front Street near
Market Tor the purpose of doing a GENERAL
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, would call the
attention OF purchasers to his new and well Sc.
lected stock OF STANDARD, MISCELLANE.
Gus. SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER & STA.
IlONERY, and hopes by attention to the inter.
ests OF his customers to merit and receive fair
share of business.
IrSpecial attention paid to ordering Foreign
or American Books for fublic or private Libra.
ric3.
W Eastern, Western, and Southern papers
on hle, for the accommodation of the public.
Nov. ~, 81 -3m WM. W. REILLY.
Agent.
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FANCY AND TRIMMING

Catalogue! Capcs, parasols, six - Gimn
Bonnets and Ribbons, all widths, Caffk Trim.
mings, Ribbons, Flowers, Lsces, EuI9oideries.
White Goods, Jaconetts, CamhrigsB BoYk Mus.
lin, Swiss and India Linen, ViciHia. Lawns.
shimisetts. Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue Mo.
hair, Head Dresses, Crarats and Ties, Linen and
Cambrick Ilanckerchiefs, Poueee y E'i4'.chieffs,
Noolen Hoods, Jackets, scalis nd Cares for
Women and Children.
silk Velyets, Ribbons or allyarietieq. Noirs
Anuqe, Mohairand silk fall widthsfor Trim.
ming Cloth, silk, Kid, Fur; Lyles, Worstsd, 4
gf m GLOVES, for Ladies, Cents and Chill.
IHBHf dren's Wear. We also, offsr Won Willov,
~ Plush. and Brussels Satcitls. together
with wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone.
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the season. again
we offer WoUlen Head Ties Linen Floss, Cloak
Tassils Silks Ai,is, Belts, Wo5len and Cotton
Hose, WLaeboHe Buttons, Silk. Linen and
Cotton Thread all Of which will be sold to
suit the times.
Wewill now give you rsketch oteur Dom,s-
tics: We have al! brands Of Prints, Scotch and
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Nina.
Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin.
seys, IickiDgs, all colors Of Cainbrics Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red. White. Green s.
Yellow Flanpes, Wool Figured Table. Bureau.
and Piano covers, Noolen Bed Blankets, Cot a
L o R Sc BLANKETS:
i'll he old fba~~ f,r -. III
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! ETIIt : m NOND Ina llI4iG EO y hS NJ
TIy5 ZsgT d II Carpet Sacks, Carpets. Wall and
eaa-l.iIG.JWindow Paper, and Cigsrs: alss.
few School and Blank Books. Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper, which can be has BY the rean
or qulre.
Weare agents for the Ohio Salt Works. san
can be had attbe Factory Price, including trans
portaIion for Cash only
AT the commencement Of another season wa
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
pecliully asking your attention 70 our advertise.
lneDt. Every day's experie ce convinces ia
more ially Of the advantages OF the Luvers, Of
doing business on uniform principle. Our
stock lncipdes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost involving the necessity Of large profits on
But endeavor 10 sell our Goods at A low
proht. We know, and experience has tanght.
large circle -four customers, that We sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose to sci, AT
Cost. Past experience Of fifteen. wears in bu.
siness has7tsught US Chat this is he honest wav
to DO business
We are thankful to the eeRefosi.v Of tbepub.
lie Of Jackson and viciniEy, for your past pat.
ronage, ana hope you Wi cuniinue Ike same !.
long as We des with 4 - as hsaest men.
We ask an iu4RcI b Of our stock as early a.
convenient Yours Respectfully,
~ ST MERGER d 60
ackaona Ola b,rilS IozT
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Nm nTJ 0rRH.

49, A anUrIH - Are ~ rUIfop Ussr
l)araoslv~ : inssrsAs M bea.ufn uirsv>l ~-sA ~
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~ p.sr yarick toh No US zee f3) nvfes attention IN
IA. ar su~~~ssfr nsiiv operations Nth he
snd harmless benubps ssen mot fresxin pre- entns
all PAIN Prices moderAta
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U,xruRsJoYe TO TIN FISHING nNKs oYv SANDY
~ HOOK s-fhc steamer SAT- LLfrt, cspt An3ersm, ~.
tr,rse .rt trips ~ TIE fiensng -very
sav ssc.p' Saturday. sytg Mo.,"u sus.t I; tprns
~. rsct Elm 2 Pr street ~ rir Ncrh liver 2
ocsorh ~ hsrs t.~ki- bait reshnsnis Sc board
~eu Nm eli scccmpsry The s'es rer rsre fr the
saturday.
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70 o. Al oil hor 20 csai with ready safe Tor "i also
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pirate and ~ Ssrsss c-s pc high s"1 20, sxrs
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w care o. rsr Of rs.~ shot dlr,.ne- IN n. 60 m,r
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rY,Nyrr nv ..u,,y ,pncrov ,,.n ,uncr
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up stairs lr-ms m \. '. ss,sry ~. year 70.
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With his parents city .nd Of god character
ssrry nrsi year. 40 Address, IN own @nd~r'uns ovx ASh
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HEwsPAPERs.


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Whs,b ~ sscom. Of III sr.saai
Our summer bier. Qua
Chat Po jss, koi L,ss,.sd 10 Ks; Pri.als 70 Pasiis
pl.,n.siiop u Mr. sm.rooy for sdmsou W As Nov Yors
The nan about fo~s-iss fir., ssaiio~-rns Ao.Asuy
fsaous PAGES In Ksp-as- nu.r aa,n.-rs. ssv.rn,r.
yanst ., compton, ssn-ss T.rrl,r,, Lanes fort 20
h,.n, Tread, near iAwrsa CO, Kansas Territory.
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