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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04
&lNGERS SEWING MACHINES

The great reputation Of Singer Sou;,- " it,
.i'' |'i tha' trv ATE ..rclly a,;.l.i..
nueiH oi ""i" AND that "a t,-rl 80
VIII earn fi'' l->>tiial ,rr Ih' and ID lIar g, "
All per>i> desiring tail arif reliable, i,il.rl,,, :
CO.. -, az, iii,r- MODES ,.lI1...T,- l..
.an "niaii u 10. applying. D. letter al ,l..rri,r
,,i " Sisc t"s "aZ Ate. fs.,.:i.. "a IL; T..
..n, uc'"teu I" St"iiE MACH Interests /; mi -
T- :, ais L,Val Af' is wani.. ia ear. t,n,, -
'I ~ STATES 1Mh' ilit-ra I'll r",.,- aI,.,,.. |
.r n; nave f. arraiic-..cfit> Min ir..., ., H.
i. P"uh>ners W "@s'aeT> .i,chlF .;i.;, ana -.
49,, - tneni All Wish L. .a.- ;..i .oi,r,,.- "a,
tru!arS address =, sly. F'r iar-
as. >>''r n,A %.
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CRiNoLlNE SLEEVES The latest nov
ety OF ladies' dresses at Paris is probably in
'ehoed TO act homGopathically on the mon.
strocify OF sklrts-to cure the excessive bulk
oy increasing it. Sleeves are now made
large and long enough to answer for reasona.
ole chem'ses' and this fashion (called sleeves
Ia 1e~ess) Is now seen daily on the public
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STATE or VERMONT

Tn pr,,., ,,.. Caledonia District u,
Uf March. D 1851 wa '"' IN 'iaS
NohD" Al ia! LIZ. Administrator de honjs non IF IN.
estate "i Charles Peabody, late Of Barnet In said ,
m makes application 10 said court for license m
@ % "le "i The real estate Of said deceased reprrScnt
M nat SAD sale Is necessary Tor the payment of the ,j,t
~ su uecca>cd Whereupon II is ordered by sail, Cur,
a sI application come under consideration and In. heard
~, nt "a aE 81 April. 1857. at the Probate I,f e..
~, .ohs!S and Is furthcred ordered thai ali
be notified hereof by publication Of Dijce Of ,i
ppcal"n and order thereon, three weeks s,crr,svrv in
~ atu"all printed at ST. Johnsbury. before said Tim.
Oh hearing that they may appear at said time AMI u ,. e
ana u they see cause. object thereto. ~ 'e
\ true copy Of Record ' s'S'ct'
27-2y Attest .SaI pp,>.,r
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Immense Tea Warehouse of


Dealers "a Teas ai Cr.i,'> A,irs.N,ly- Tit IA ,.
Greatest 'l,,Iii 81 filc Al; iv ,.Irii,- fr ,-
i"rniiilN ii III hines. lr>riilc ,, rris toe. -l.
choice Variety al Teas and Coolers
lri'c lr'>-i uii' a,i a,ri.riIi> 9TH Iisi-, .d
Consumers
the ia litic> possessed hy this l..Ii Az m std,
'iar.'l or IL L. naTi the lr,tr- >;akfii- f.li,
''ai'i'l.iiN ala, til'N Ar li etl>in
AL H. it ie>t Their sincerity iy oriticl, cal,aiii
pi iil'iT >i',k prices.
i,i> i';iir>c c>all Ilrf = Situated The Very fr,r
q" tir ~: al Nrw l"rk. II the r- fg err Al
Ia r'iciEir> Sr-in.N ami t.ra;l ii- ,-,r.
'iN'lif' 81 ra>A irCc>> ana III la, IN. r.,-r
'Ntci.s,'c Establishments > great ,.ins,ria ,,l-.,
r>iiili II All ~ >. .aii ia a--.-si,, l.,
Customers tiii 1l,>> -, a.i t.,A TAM. .-;tal
'' rrir.>,ilfaii that 10, goods III r.Aen tk A..
i' i.f't 'i'ciiUiiN i'ii.lr,i ll-f ,.r
al purchasers -
In CONCLUSION. Respectfully rrl,y .l,r i,y:..-i
families -.id Dealers. i'lcNc Ina; NIL COLA ,,-
i' i al The C-ta; il IA ,,..d rr r
iii la iiAl':. Ii. II l.T, f, l.rxaasv ir.
"i'runi>, n" So q ricr ~ 'rIi'. Street Ncu N,,rk
lea tukI>T.i
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As couple from Marion were beino
married ~ at the parish church of Poul,oo.Ie.
+ !'de, laleIy, the bridegroom, instead of saw
ing :" WILL, when asked by the CLERGYMAN
ne would love, comfort, and honor his cbo.
sen SCI spouse pertly replied, Ill do my best VI
Inc minister severely reprimanded the man
tor bis levIty, and threatened to ston the ,sr.
emony; out an apology induced him to make
the couple lone flesh" CHron;r1.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

The MORMON DEspOTISM.-Iti is stated
that the administration will send a new Gov
ernor to Utah, with sufficient military force
to cause its authority to be respected. The
administration has been forced 70 this &C.
ton by representations made by U. S. Jndg &c
Brummond of the Territory. In a commune
cation just received by Government, he
makes these statements -
1.-The leading men of the church are more
traltorous than ever. Only few DAYS since
paper, records, dockets, and nine hundred
volumes of the laws, were taken out of the
supreme court clerks office and burie -
And this is not the only instance of this kind.
| say to you again, and through YOU to the
President, it is impossible to enforc: laws in
this Territory. Every man here hold. bis
life a, the will of Brigham Young: and here
we are without protection. am firmly of
the opinion that Babbitt was murdered by
the Mo.mons under the direction of Brigham
Young, and not by Indians. Murder is
common thing here; and Mormons cannot
be punished with Mormon jury, witnesses,
officers, and Governor to pardon. 1t is too
cruel, and must not be endured. A man
not member OF the church, is murdered.
robbed, cas'rated and imprisoned, solely for
questioning the authority of the church,
Persons ar. now in the penitentiarv convict
ed before the probate Judge. who are who!-
ly innocent of any crime. Is there any other
country where this abuse would be endured {?
Let all, then take hold and crush out one of
the most reasonable organizations in Ameri-
ca"
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COU)jIS.SIO VEPS NnyI<,r

- = '-H-"T.''1TV.NENO NVTV|E.
line b>'ri"rs being appointed 10y I'll. Pr,ats
u" tc dI>ir't "f Essen. commissioners l., rrccvo =.
anime and ADJUST all claims and demands -, an ,'.
s asa>t iie estate of SAMUEL Sil>by late of LINEN
iS ~ sac. disirct deceased. and represented insnvc,
M tic Term at SiA months from the 2th ,.y ,f W.rc,
' ne!iS allowed 10y said Court IL the creditor. al said
aceaSed t"eAh"t and prove their respective vsinx h
o!c US ENc ticr that We " i'll attend H. the Iu,i,. ~
our appointment 1T the late residence of the tr.,.I
'' . m said District. the furiW cdnrs.iav v,
Oil each Of said days r. e. RINToE 'o"' T. N
,. ONAHBROOKS.l f"m
Lunenburg. March 3'tll 1857, lr.- -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

+, ElEcANT CARPETS CHEAP.-Large invoices of English
ansis ana eve Carpetnss from the New York
their usual prices, by the New England Garner Cne
- Hanover Street.-Boston Post go i"''F'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

DANGEROUS CURIosITY.-An accident
which. though comic enough, might easily
have had traglcal ending, occurred the
other day at Madame Tussaud's Exhibition.
A medical student, examining the gullotine
IN the Chamber of Horrors, took it into his
head that the sort of yoke which fits the Grim
inal, to hold him in his place, would not be
sufficient to confine a person who struggled
His curiosity on this point led him to watch
till the place was empty. and actually put
himself in, letting down the yoke. He soon
found that he was quite unable to lift it, and
it at once flashed into his mind that the
sharp ak which was suspended over the neck
could not be firmly fixed, or it would not
fall Gas it does) with touch. He was a.
fraid to struggle, lest the shaking should
bring it down, and at once deposit his head
in the basket of sawdust below him, into
looking. Having stayed some time in this
plight. he was over Dyed to hear the ap-
Proach of a visitor, whom he supplantly i'm
plored to release him.
"l'm thinking" said the gentleman Ga
Scotch visitor of the metropolis) to his wife,
"l'm thinking he must he hired to show how
the thing acts, and think we'd better not
interfere" So the luckless student was left
till Madame Tussaud came in, and made fast,
the ak before releasing him. The ak has
been removed and laid by the side, to pre-
vent future accidents.-London JVeekly
Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
The simple announcement Of Deaths and MAJ
rases will be inserted free of charge, but all obitu
ary notices will be charged at advertising rates.
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From the Alton Tll.) Courier

Az EXCELLENT REMEDY - Whoever is troubled with
excellent and safe remedy by using Browns Bronchial
Troches which be had of all principal druggists
We have tried the article and can safely recommend them
in all Throat Irritation Singers and Public
Speakers they must be Of great value.
your lungs diseased and would You be cured do not
allow yourself be experimental upon but try remedy
that has relieved thousands and proved itself worthy Of
confidence. We refer to Dr. Wisars Balsam of Wild
Cherry,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04
ID IPOT
STORE.

The Subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens st. Joan>hurv AMI vcil.itv that he Las
Just returned from market with an excelleit stock
of Spring rud Summer Go"ris, consisting %! Ger
man. English, French and American H!,,a,ic,.,.h,
ct all grades a,' c"iors; Plain and Fancy Doe
skins and C;.s.imece>; 4 rich assortment 81 Yes;
inss: lallors trimmings of MI kinds: Furnishing
goods consisting Of Stocks, Furs. Neck an. Pocket
Hankcrcliles, Gloves, Hosiery. Braces. R,som,
Collars, White AMI Fancy Shirts. under shirts ai..
Drawers Associates: style of Hats and Ca;,. GOT.
Shoes and Rubhcrs. Umbrellas. e. &c.
Ready made clothing consisting of Dress ans,
trock Coats, Black and farcv Dvc>kin and Ca,
simere Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey AMI Sa,ine.,
do. Satin. Silk AMI Lasting Vests. Velvet. Cash
mere aud Valencia ID. Jackets Frucss. U.-ran.
&c The above stocA will te oiF-rr.! "A, p....< T.,
ensure res':y sale. and i'll Ice rr.rni>he.i "A. Of
ten rs required to comprise the mos, con pee
stock OF Gents Goods in Vermont
Fers"nS in want of COOL substantial clothing
will do well I" call an! examine cApis i,.ta.
purchasing elsewhere.
Opposite the ra>sumpsic House, E.:l Bad 81,
St .'ohnsbury, Vermont.
1O2atf w. II HORTON
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NOTICE.,

The copartnsrship heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name of Rand. Stone &,
Co., Is this day mutually dissolved all demands
ana unpaid subscriptions due the late firm can be
settled with e. n. Stone at The Caledonan Office
and 1t is desirable that such should be Immediately
attended to.
GEO. D. RAND,
c. NJ. STONE
st. Johnsbury, March, 10, 1867. $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

From the Editor Of the Daily Gazette" Eluira n 7
ELECTRIC OIL" AND DIR SMITH. Ii all we hay,
seen Ia IN" papers lee true. 'au We have doubt If
IL. m'ast We are PERSONALLY acquainted with several u the
parties hose opinions given. then Or. Smith. 81 rhil
""liii mas mai, the most important medical disco, cry
ever BEARD f Tor the cure of all kinds If pam,
near 7" Swrlrd limbs reduced III two hours Of r> cure,
ia wv" weeks 'a'lLcic and t'fa, he In minutes.
rheumatism in DAY. and araI three weeks
N""hIary treatment can accomplish such Results This
IN ha> been tested by medical lcr and approx them
Read the adv eti>cIoent l,2i- -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04
CLARK'S FEMALE PILLS.


TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Prepared from q
prescription Sir Clark d. Ply sician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This Invaluable medic . rMlaIiIs In the Of nj
Those painful AMI dangerous disorders 10 which the female
constitution is subject moderate. all excess and
all distractions. and speedy be relied On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar bears the STAMP
Of Great Britain. To prevent coinicricits
CAUIoNThc>c Pills should not taken felDalcS
are pregnant during the months he they are sure
l" brls o" MISCARRIAGE; but every other
cry other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada
l. {. BALDWIN L co. Rochester ny
Tutlc& Noses Auburn n Y, General Agents.
Sloo and 6postage stamps enclosed To any auhoriz
ed Agent will ensure bottle the Pills 10y return mail
For sale by FRED r. SMITH, Montpelier. wholesale A
gem lT Vermont Sold by Browne IIOYT and J. &.
BIlgham ST Juhnsbury, S IL " cck. DanyiIlr Fan
keyes, New bury. lnl -
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-March 20
AT market-.AW Beef Cattle Ia Stores pairs Of Work
Es OAeh =! COWS and calves 4WV sheep and Lambs and
IHW swine.
Prices Of BeefENtra o. first quality $s''; dc
N:.5; third d" S9.75: ordinary So
Working ONen-Sales at Sli5aS5
Mllci Cows-S24t 10 -.
Sheep and I.amls-EAtra. ST. 9aIo: by lot. 4. 4soa5
SWihe-w h"l>ale Las l-2c. per pound retail SalU
minr>.9 i-2c per 10. Tallow-Sio l-2c per lb-Pclts
81 '5a2 "p Cali Skins II Z per h.
RciIiarks-Tlerc so large a number of tile Mt
market to-day last week, prices remain about the
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Health and Strength.

DIR = D. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters is the hest
Mticin" ever used ir Spring and Summer cnintlans-
MS rc more literally patroIzrd than other ever
Established III TIL, country. IL i. the RichLr,
bittrr> which has Restored ;" inyaliis health
Y Years.
~ B-Bewarc of limitations called Slerr, Wine Bitters
iht genuine nave fac-simile t" signature upon the
"u'c envelope For sale lay Druggists every here and Al
my office, No 81 Hanover street Boston. lv23 q
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r L e & Y WA co n S.
We the un''cr> sneI have on han! AID ,na,irliac
turing for sale Buggy Wagons 1nosr Il" are n.
want of the above, will co well TO call AMI see h..
tore i'nE"iias'ns elsewhere Shops III Cal-riori:,
Nacll.e Shop Co:nvany> Br;l,.ins. re tho D,.po:.
y. Il. FLINT.
ID. :. WHEELER.
I. j. HATCH
81. Johnsturv, March, 81. iSs::
Also re,'alrng done 10 order n, our shop.
2"-"' WHEELER & HATCH.
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Nj + RHIAM & TIL
Manufacturers AMI Wholesale and retail dealer,
IN plain and Japanned Yin, Copper. Brn>., Sheet
iron' '" OGDEN and Hollow ware, Stove. S,ovr,.lps
ZINC Lead Pipe. Cast Iron and lin Pumps, &c.
IL hey Will also keep on hand Farmers Ayricul
tural Boilers and Sugar Pans, and all the la,rs, i'm
proved styles OF Cooking and raror Stoves.
Mr.. Merriam having had large experience in
the manufacture OF Tin. Bras. Sheet Iron. g.. tor
me last years, pledges himself to give entire
SATISFACTION on all work sent from the shop lie
work. which will Le executed with nea:uc.s s,'.
dispatch. "'''
We have adopted the cash or short Credit" .vs-
s.,,r anu .'ena 10 prlce our ware accordingly
Vur motto is, QUICK safes and small profits,
Dehe'ing that a"snre >;xrence is better than
slow SMILING" All kinds vi barter taken m .x
change for goods.
CHARLES K. MERRIAM.
w.. lRA e. SMITH.
- W., o"''e"tu, IT, Narck" .. 1851. lua5lf
U NJ Is f X Y A RI
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] ISr OF LETTERS remaining IN m. p,-, o,a. -, &,
J"hi''hury. VI. Ap.i! Isl. Isl.
Anirus j " Heath rum,,
AiIeh a ) Mrs Hardy Paul
Alden Caroline Mrs H,,,irrS Amn.
Hiiiian of:n ii l!awc> ALERT
Allen Marv Mrs How. A.,
Arlington j " H.li.u YIN
Brock Hart We'll |. i'll Crli,
r'Il !, T. :; Howard Marcus r
h'hi"rd IL / HIVES Mary
badger OhVer i!nihrapk Emily
Barrett Jason " Kennedy Patrick
Bunting ! q Ia;,h,n, l.
Brown Josiah Lock IL
Blake & NI,l.,JV
h"rhham Il Magoon Oliver
Bennett Gc"rcer Mclean Archibald
BamEeron Peer N,vD
nru'e Heofn'tv Mcclellan Mercie
Sroe> Mrs 4 Priest Sally Mrs
Na'u'oiil IrIe>t johnson
Chase " N p,,,.r.,,, W.r,.
Collins Bridget Park, Merit, :
Churchiil Charles Power. Blake
N'e"f! Micii'ei UGuun LYMAN
"r Ah'h r. Eanucv Charles
Clifford Abigail Mrs H,ws,p Er.kin
Curmire Joseph Randall U.,rL,.s
Clark ID EcIf,lJ ill.,
Conner Jeremiah ROGER. lie, i,,m;r
Cole Hshecca E,Ib,r. D..
'a''> 'lliam Shaw Mary
, Nari"s Sauter> v liam
n'o"i' Mn S;earns Vim
~" harriet Sial'le> Henaminr
i:iNii'> Zane VI Sanhurn & F
':ihii'n i-oVinia Stevens Vim Il
,'i ""!";h Sampson Sarah J Mrs
french :, Ha'hi'i'ei Sharpv Patrick
For'ce Lyman Stone Iiarr,et
Flint Horace X Thom,. SS
u'''eif! mos. r. 1rucutt Damase
"i'ii' we" 4 Truv.x Leonard II
Gon,.cll John Th,x.r chill.
"'"'cii \ cheney Toby Michael
t;rinard John T,vl.r A q
":iiiias Lo Thompson SIS
Griffin Nary Mrs Middle A,vir,
Young Hanson
GAZING Tor tie dirc letters will please SAY
'"''''''". q. e. BARNEY T. NJ
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Judge Storrs, of the Connecticut Su-
preme Court, has decided that the new Con
stitutonal provision in that State requiring
voters to be able to read, admits those who
can read in any language, the German as
well as the English.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

Ths subscriber designs having Il i.umbcr y.r,
on Pearl Street, near the Marble Shun whsra ~" ,u
intends to keep good assortment vi Pine. Srru..
and hem!ock boards. S.udLias La,l, S!.i,c.:. c..
Oar rosss. and all kinds USUALLY GALE Tor. liza
amounts vii be surl.;ed upon slo:; Lott e.
s.. Jolp> bury, Mas>li 1871. 1897. l":.-o>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

Rev. Samuel lIopley, formerly of this
place, was installed pastor of the Congrega.
tional Church in Wellheet, Me-, on the 18th
ult. The Congregationali,t says that seve.
raj cases Of hopeful conversion have occurred
at WellAeet since Mr.. Hoplsy commenced
his labOrs there.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

A SWEET AFFAIR.-There was a Jolly
company to the sugar party at Union Hall,
Wednesday evening, by invitation of Engine
Company No. 2. Though the night was very
unfavorable, there was large number pres
ent, and all appeared to enjoy themselves up
to late hour. The Cornet Band added to
the spirit Of the occasion by enIivenins music.
We must protest, however, against introdu-
cling tenor drums, and drums of baser sort
into crowded hall; it is too severe trial
for ones tympanum.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

"A former resident Of this village
writes from Mapeton, Minnesota, that that
town. which no longer ago than the first of
last May, was entirely uninhabited. now has
. population of eleven hundred persons.
Jonah's gourd hardly grew more rapidly than
Mapleton has done.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-04

THEIR LABORs FINI,HED.-Tbe Free.
man learns that the State House Commission
ers have finished their labors, and delivered a
copy OF the plan Of re- building to the Super
intendent. 1t me'lifates an enlargement o.
the wings and Of the main body back also,
the dome is to be upon a new plan-proba.
bly, higher. 1t also learns that the utmost
harmony prevailed and that Hon. G.. p. Marsh
Of Burlington, Of whose counsel on the Com.
mlstes, there naturally appeared some jeal.
ou'y, cordially and heartily acquiesced, as
did the other members of the Committee. in
whatever suggestions were found to be for
the interest Of the State. Mr.. Silloway of
Boston, has received the appointment of
Architect. Notwithstanding the contradiction
OF the fact
No MORE Gas AT PRESENT. - The
woodstock Gas Light Company have sus.
pended operations for the present. It has
"een evident for some time past that the
amount OF Gas manufactured from a barrel
OF oil did not come any where near the
amount which those who laid the works gave
assurances that it would make. There ia
supposed to be some defect in tbe work.
which, we understand. will be remedial a.
'oon az the weather will permit. So saws the
Standard
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] ISr OF LETTERS remaining II, N. Pos, oa,, -, &,
j" J"li>hury. VI April Isl, Isl. - ''
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The WEATnER.-We have frequently
read Of "Win,er lingering in the lap of
Spring" but Thursday morning it really
seemed as ifthe hoary old fellow, instead of
"lnsering," had set himself RICH. square
down his full weight, and liked the seat
80 we'll that be was going to occupy it perma-
nently. The mercury was down nearly to
zero, and bleak North. West wind blowing
over the newly fallen snow of the previous
day excited "reminiscences of January which
were much more forcble than agreeable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-01
RIVER TRANSPORTATION,
BY THE FASHION LINE.
of the follt

COMPOSED Of the following very light drau ght
I ! viz -
The COLUMBlA, 300 tons capacity, and ls draught of
TIE TALoMCCo 400 tons capacity, aad l6 inches draught
of water. ra {
IL inches dTaught of water.
The AMAZON is built of iron, and expense has been
spaed her constructions 10 make her worthy of pat
r0nage of the public.
These compose the De for the approaching
SON. will from their light draug hi OF water, be enabled
deliver gOode promptly al all stages of river, and
shippers by line may rely dispatch in the forward
ing Of their goods.
The importance OfkeeT ngu water communication be-
Savannah and Augusta is too apparent
chauts of Augusta Savannah, and the INTERIOR to require
any advocacy here. suffice say, that the river
ncation has since the commencement Of
railroads. the regulating Iium for freight charges No
this be produced than the exceeding
ly of freight between Savannah and Angus
compared with other points huL bred miles either
side of Is.
Mr.. A COHEN is stii the Agent Of this line Savsn-
nsh whom all goods should be cOnsgnei which will be
<orNarded Tree Of any charge for commission
this line Ill leS Savannah other day and
discharge at this place tri'weekly. JOHN a MO0kE.
june27-Im. F.. ...
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL IA Al. Of - THE p STEAMSHIP psr
MAJ ara.


| HALIFAX, June '29-The steamer Niagara has
| arrived, with dates to the 10th. svn IN
| CoTToS-An qualities slightly advanced. Sales
for one day l., COO bales. Market auiet-Fairs Or
leans IS; Midding z S-16; Fair Mobile Middling
-; FAR Upiands st. Consols 9Ss to 93s. 80
+ NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-sales cotton to-day
I;oUo bales Market stiff. No receipts Flour rs
Genus lower; corn I5a76c.; mss pork $3.50; other
articles unchanged 80 .ezs
NEW YoRK, Jane 2s.-Four serious riots soc
CURED IN this vicinity Sunday last. At the H1d
son Park German Pic Mic was attacked by some
rowdles, and several of the former were injured.
In the llth ward gang of rowdies attacked Capt
Mckinney of the 18th ward police. Seven of his
men were dangerously wounded. '.iN
At Williamsburg the Germans and Irish had q
night, at which three persons were stabbed. --
The hremen also had " free fight" at Brooklyn
Two rival fire companies had conflict and several
were Injured, s.sas 80 81 ,sAa = NA'ls -
BOSTON, june 29.-stephen c. Phillips, worthy
citizen of Salem, Mass, is among the dead of the
steamer Montreal acc dent. So. ~ .14ss-l!
HAVANA, June 25.-A Spanish feet, consisting
of two steam frigates and four sailing vessels, has
arrived. sE -..z9gs<
Santa Anna has not yet arrived.
COSTA RIGA, June 15.--Camas still held Riyas,
San Juan river was in possession of the Costa Ri
cans who are collecting import duties.
The Saint Marys sailed from Panama for New
York on the 18th.
The slOop of war, John Adams had sailed for
Central America. .r l8 sy-s asst
Vivanco still held possession Of Arequipa
The Government Of Castillo was considered re-
established on firm basis -
The English and French protectorate Of the Chin
chas Island is confirmed
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 90 The venerable
Langdon Cheeves died on Thursday last - =
NEW BEDFORD, June 29.-Capt Daniel Drayton
committed suicide here last Thursday. -
NEW YORK, June 29.-The City of Baltimore
from Liverpool, and the North Star from Southamp-
ton, have arrived. Their dates were anticipated.
1t is reported that Gen. Martinez is provisional
President of Nicaragua, and Gen. Turrez is named
as the foreign minister of war.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Barnard, Adams 6 Co.'s
Drug Store has been totally destroyed by FIRE. :
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Flour unchanged; oats
55; corn dull; whiskey 273. Sass
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dublin corporation protests against the abo-
htion OF Vice-Royalty in Ireland.
The Danish Cabinet refuse to assent to the Austri-
an and Prussian demand, but proposes to refer the
matter to the European Congress
The cholera was raging violently at St. Peters,
burg.