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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

ADAR1Nd Fox.-A gentleman residing
in Scott county, Missouri, informs us that
while he was leisurely riding along the
banks of the Mississippi, recently, with
half dozen favorite chickens thrown across
his saddle bow, a large fox emerged from
the woods and impudently followed him.
Thinking Rcynard would lay himself lia-
BILE to capture in making off with them, nc
tossed the hanghais from his horse. They
had scarcely struck the ground before the
fox had seized them. Our friend threw
himself from his horse, but before he had
cloyorly alightod, the fox, with ell six OF
the fowls, was several feet out in the Mis-
sissippi, padding, with an industry wor'
of the occasion, for the opposite bank c.
the river! After offering his kingdom for
gun, about dozen times, our friend
beslrode his nag, and pushed onward, feel
ing very much like acknowledging that he
had been abominably "sold!'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13
s@A Vermont Editor gives the followin

s@A Vermont Editor gives the following
ADVICE to ladies: "When you have got a
man to the sticking point-that is when he
proposcs-don't turn away your head, or
affect blush, or refer him to pa, or ask
for more time-all those tricks are under.
stood now Just look him right in the face,
give him a "buss," and tell him to go and
order a "cradle.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

GGT BoNAPARTE, when he went to take
upon him the chief command Of the army
of Italy, was only twenty-five years of age.
1t is said that on his promotion, friend
observing to him, "You are very young to
60 thus, and take the chief command of
an army" he replied, ~ shall be old when
| return,n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

W The MARCH OF EDUcATIoN.-"S So
here am 1 between two tailors," said a
fellow at a public table, where couple Of
iailors we're seated, who had just began
business for themselves.
True" was the reply, "we are begins
ners, and can only afford to keep one goose
6etleeen uS.n
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

ka5-"Ma, said lit lie girl to her mother
"do the men want to get married as much
as the women do :" "Pshaw, child, what
arc you talking aboutl" "Why, ma, the
women who come here are always talking
about getting married--tho men don't do
sop
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

sG- AT late reception at Paris, no
less than sixty carriage loads Of Americans
followed Mr.. Mason, our Minister, to the
palace, and the latter presented them oil
in lump, saying:
"YOur Majesty, all these are Americans" !"
whereupon Louis Napoleon laughed hear
tily.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

psy- "Sally," said witty youpg man
to a girl with red hair, "keop away from
me, or you will set me fire." "No danger
ofthat," was the answer, "you are too green
10 burn"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

E| Of whistle, daughter, whistle, AMI
you shall have cow-I never whistled 10
my life, and can't whistle now. O!whistle,
daughter, whistle, and you shall have a
mani never whistled in my life, but I'll
whistle if can.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

t9- A horse owned by DR.. f. Dorsey,
of Hagerstown, Nd, died last week, in
the forty.fifth year of his age, The Doc
tor had rode him in ispractice for thirty
seven years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

p0- \ gentleman being asked, show
many dog days there were in a year." re-
coivcd for answer, that it was impossible to
number them "ss every dog has his dag -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

ES- A clergyman asked of his scripture
pupils whether 1.-THE leopard could change
his spots?" "To be sure" replied Billy
"whon he's got tired Ofono spot he goes tn
another"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

The grares might, alone, his heart allure
They and the virtues, meeting must secure.
LoRD LYrTLEToS
Can not win his love2
Is not his hrart of - cncrabG stufi3"
WIN not snbmiss sion, neekn css. patience, truth,
Win his esteem Ia snlo desire to please.
ton4I er Indifference l-thev must-thcy will
hnd me, Kind heaven-l'Ii try AVON
1t was bright and beautiful autumnal
cveting. The earth was clad in garb of
the richest and brightest hues and the
clear ceru'can of the heavens, gave place,
near the setting sun, to glowing saffron
color," over which was hung q most mag
nifcent drapcry Of crimson clouds, Far
ther towards both the north and south was
suspended here and there a sable curtain,
fringed with gold, folded rs but one hand
could fold them. They seemed fitting
drapery to shroud the feet Of Him, who
rideth upon the wings of tue wind"
Such was the evening on which Edward
Cunningham conducted his fair bride into
the mansion prepared for her reception
But had both earth and heaven been deck
cd with tenfold splendor, their beauty and
msgnifcencc would have been lost on him :;
FOR his thoughts, his affections, his whole
being were centorcd in the graceful crea.
turc that leaned on his arm, and whom he
again and again welcomed to her new
nbodc--her future home. He forgot that
he still moved in the world that was groan-
ing under the pressure Of uunumbered
evils; forgot that earthly joy is oft-times
but dream, fantasy, that vanishes like
the shadow of summer cloud that fits
across the landscape; or as the morning
vapor before the rising sun; forgot that all
on this side of heaven, is feeting and
changeable, and false. In his bride, the
object of his fondest love, he felt that he
possessed treasure whose smile would be
unclouded sunshine to bis soul; whose so.
ciety would make another Eden bloom fol
him. 1t was but six short months since he
first saw her who was now his wife; and
for nearly that entire period he had beer
in "delirium Of love-" intent only on Sc
curing her as his own. He had attained
his object, and his life seemed spread be
fore him, paradise of delight, blooming
with roses, unaccompapied by thorns.
Joy and sorrow, in this world, dwell
side by side. In a stately mansion, tw,
doors only from the one that had just re
ceived the joyful bridegroom and happ,
bride, dwelt one who had been four week
wife. On that same bright evening sh
was sitting in the solitude of her richl
furnished chamber, her elbows resting O.
table, lhcr hands supporting her head
while letter lay spread before her, o
which her eyes, blinded by tears, wor
giveted. The letter was from her husband
He had been from home nearly three week
in which time she had heard from him br
once, and then only by verbal message
The letter that lay before her had Just a
rived; it was the first that she had eve
received from her husband, and ran thus
. MRS. WEsTBURY-Thinking you mig
possibly expect to zee me at home til
week, write 10 inform you thai busine
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

gz- LIES are hiltlcss swords, which cut
the hand that yields them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13

One day when Mr.. Westbury, came to
dinner, Julia handed him a card of com.
pliments from Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, who
were about giving party.
IL have returned no answer" said Julia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-06-13
9uterestin9 5torn.
Losing and Winning.
LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE.
by THE AUTHOR OF THE "coTTAGE IN
TIE GLEN" sENsIBILITY," &c.

Thin X not, the husband game d, that all is done
The prize Of happnc ss must still hU won.
An d off, the careless find IT to their cost,
The lover IN the husband may be lost
The grares might. alone, his heart allure
They and the virtues, meeting, must secure.
LoRD LYTJLRToi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
HARDWARE!
Ebr The sps'tssS TrsAsg
1857!
CLOSE & CO.,
Are nov receiving an immense stock o. nardsa,s
sdspted 70 The vasts Of city and eountU.
BUILDERS HARDWARE!
w'a'vo.e much Of ous tim. attention to this De
partment Of our trade. Our stock embrs-
css everything In this line.
nallU NllDNucmaVN n AAMCe
"sss1D . Uss1sssSssA1SW 0VVWOs
rm, J., another .n.e,.,,,v ., on, ,,... ou, ..
Of saws, Files. Betting. Psclins, &c..
AGRICULTURAL IMFLEMkNIS,
NuEy TAAu2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
HARDWARE.0

HARDWARE.0
GOOD NEWS
House Keepers J!
VSHB sasscribess ooatemp,sains chance IN their
/ business. asw oGbr thar entire stock Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
REDUCED PRICES
Consisting Of almost every article that b. wanted
by the house keeper. or = usually kept in
HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
Pure Steer ri 1sed Ware,
BrtsassssjS W-4re.
PlNsstshed Uv.As'e,
JNpassssed Ware,
Wooden = DV,Ill0sc Uv,sre
CUTLERY,
Brssshee or all ktDsAs,
FEATHER Dsssieys,
SHd Irons,
II q Z L II II W Al N:
Tea Trays,
Bird Cages.
Work Stands and Baskets,.
Door and Table Mats.
Cane Chairs, Chiidren's Chairs,
Star Rods,
WireRods for Window Screens
Chamber Pals
Enamelled Iron Ware, dc. DC. dc. de-. dc
We shall continue to sell stoves at cur MS us Low
prices and the attention Of as are In want OF
COOK STOVE
particularly invited To stock, We have soms
patterns for both coal wood, that We can recon-
mena
FIR SUPERIOR
10 any ever offered In this market
SMITH h REMINGTON,
Sign Big 1.A Kettle,
Second Street, four doors above PERU
LADIES WORK STANDS tND
B.lEk ETN
A LARGE assortment just =, ceived and will b,
n old At reduced prices by
SMITH l. REMINGTON.
BIRD Cages
1T very Nv prices At
SMITH l. REMINGTONS.
Sign Big Tea Kettle
TOILET WARE
DETER ard CREAPRR than ever before odere,
ID In this cityb
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
Sign Big Tea Kettl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24
CaTpets 1! Carpetsl

A FINE assortment Of Hemp Ingram and Three
n Ply Carpetirgs now OPP at
J. b. TUITION cos.
0tigGs' block. cot ner Ferry and - IL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-24

A CHOICE lot OF BEREGES and RERR6R 1OD8s
"A just received nj SUTTON q cos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

ssasH Or ON THE EHm R,Ap-MnAcuLors Es-
cArs : Yesterday aternoon 1t .out oolesk . ian
who vas saving wood for The Erie Company near the
track Hohokas, by taking out he nicts from the boom
caussd Toe pile 70 tumbr upon hetra1k Instead Of gns
nx 70 The train, giving nfor nation NE sacn fe
lol bevDs The bsin, became frshsened and ran away
me eng nssr, seens sns obstrs bes On srakss 70
was going 81 toe rate a twenty Eve miles hour Toe
frsmsn toucnT Get or and sticking 70 thu ke, rent
down thu emhankmxnt with The engine, which turned
completely over sDd very much broken mp Strange
cay the remsn MAS mot injured. exccptng by scrAtch
sou ibs hard. he essiDe chen sok the sod pied
upen tue Jack boandtd up hraks The s,ap Ing shch
suncnse tot.u trsn ihts savfe the trsin an psssn
FtIr az ~ ri acalsusy The fall Of pzasen.
gcrr and the rna1n and Of the ladies'
chi dfen -ere for time. The agent ~ Ho
hokns imrsda ely 'scgraphed 70 hr Hobbs, ~ Jersey
City Who fred up locomotive and sAAytsd fos the vreok
rcscrpg the snepe ~ tho dsaer q about O'clock hav
log run up from Jersey City 70 Bchchus In forty maates
The passengers scre then emveysd 70 We city. Tina
Rnoi ant no the Of the accident left Cor
ne -codr, fearful o. being syune ~ b. We Indignant
passengers and rssidents In that vctny. he lame maa,
and fcr rme Inc w~s enSpc, cd saving wood ., The
Main su eel aalon In this city. Had the engine hxes
rods farther, you'd have grne down steep embanh.
mest ibo he pond, and, i'm all probsbDsy, seuid have
cArkd the GAYS AND passengers 70 6ssruson viii her
Ps0son lf. y Guardian, Ssk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

ARs0s N ppsnn
suT it-pssrick Naiiy an irshmas, 10 years Old,
placed on ris charged with In the nrst degree Ia
sstirs FRO 10 three ssory frame hoase located ii No 200
West Sixteenth street, the night Of the I'm Of July
The facts Of the pubnshed n the time In tbc
herald. It's counsel, NJ Abbott, OF phlsdclphia, Cd.
med that ne lied the premises bit said bel would prove
By number Of with eeses, thai hs client ooudi-
ton Of mental imbectity and weakness which ron
eered him Incapable Of knowing what he don 4.
that zen days before the he was ds-
pcesesssd BY Mn Smith, The Of she premises In
OF falling 10 pay his rent and be threatened
In tho hearing Of several parties have revenge By setting
hre W her house. The prisoner In 70 q question
put By wtnes named Peter Carroll, who arrived soon
aer the arc, cosfessed 70 having set 10 the house,
scdrg that hs would have fred cid, ~ere
no for the fact that Mr. carros horse vas In az ad.
ring stable, and he did not vant destroyed rhls si,
nsss oseahsr with number ef others for the defence
said tna. Nally an haDitual drunK1d rwo men, Ter
vhem he had worried nearly eshi yeary, teeraed tnas
hey bad 70 teach bIm 70 drive cart, that he ooud ncs
remember the name OF vessel which he war In the ha BIZ
OF cAIing grain W ever day and that his whole couduct
sSsh - warranted hem In gazing he not or sane
mind.
rae phyies Attorney remarked that II would DO more
regular examine pbysicAna on plea f Insanlty, but
sSLg al the crcomsiasocs Of the lno scouni, he
the ends Of justice would be ~ well subserved By
the Ja rer derins verdict Of no. guilty. on the ground
OF mental eciIity.
Judge Rus ell conceded with Mr. Haus View, and ths
Jury tdaeIy rendered verdict Of NOT saity on tbs
ground Of insaniy. His Honor sent Naiy 70 the Slate
N ATTIC ssylam,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11
Fort Of New York, September 10, 1857,

Fos ~ new YORK, soptsnbsr ~, 1897
CLEARED.
ZIP E,celsor swf Lvsrgoolvs fhompsons Nephew.
BARK Beasro teic), 0usIelma Paermo-J Lav rence.
Big hessAarsdor DAM Jmen. aumscos-M,ller Ri
Brig Lady Chapman OBJ, HIM. Bcrnuda-snia LousA.
s sss, ~ nsss.on sasirs. B..ao.xs9sI. iou,-
scSr 10 as sco, Resmoue@vsn srnsi ssss n0o
srhr smss Bo,swo,ih, x.chuonf-van Bruni 4 siashi
sssr ssiss Fs,'sisS s.s:. i sas
Steamer Delaware, Copss, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Eesm.hp yamer,c-n rsrrish Forsok Ac VITA misr and
one STATE. HAmptsr sosds also sail vsssels wiss
,,ship Vain yam, HACK Hsnsurs, Aura vss ma.. and
pssss. .s,s = B.ss xn,n,rt sept Z. . 4, 2.
~, ss nv, w; ss q sa.o. rsas oron.'Ad oaay
B.a Velocity Witt, ., lego Dc Cob., AuG n, wtA e.s
asas sis%s;si -ss . :. ::
~ soaE 'S no Iss -. ssW s s'' Tie 90
Brig s.l%ss tsr Cow, windsos, rs 10 days win pA1
gr. Sss.is. !s,, ouAou.., 81 join. NIB. days via
Brs snihcrs tss jesnsou. DorcAe..ss SB ra.ya win
scsr ssiI s,Illman. NORTH osroliaA Is dsys
sssr s.Ess, hoss': y yssiss s ss:y:
scar .srd, Rossias yirsi ia ssys
sesi ass.is. Man. 'trft .ss;.
Echr eber wood, wDliams Virginia days
Boar Pansma Crl.en yrsinia dayu
Rrhr rhyee Sister wft1.is Trxira
Hcsr Suera Visa Collins, vrrinia
Hnfr Golden Rule wnber, AlerADdvia. 10 DAYS
sehy Won tedell. Milton asorrsop =, eAys
Rnkr rslconburg, Rogers, Behiuore, days
ehr orAee wa1ou- 0oady, Phi'adeipsis.
scAr A Brown, rnre-st PtiaSelphIa
rchy Rcllirs, Cove Ess'rcrt cays
Pclr go Cover. rhonsss Camden, Ns <dsya
echr Caroline Stone, Boynton, Bangor. days
schr Israsl snow Corp~ry RochlAnd
echr Ltou Bis, RcoAisnd
Ser Melbourne, SUIT KoeAlsrd
tchr B Pits, feudlstou Roctiasd
sehp ~ JueAr. Adams, Roca land, caya
Rchr Olive Avevv Roberts viosfhsvev, 20 dsys.
schr Corbulo. Chrsty. Port Even for soatos.
schr rAuhinbors Fsulh inburr, viii mdse om ship
Cara brcos m a, ashore 81 fq ran
Hssmsr Ds'swsre cones. phfiadephfa
Steamer wamsuta Nye New Bedford. Rsposs tvo schrS
Ghare Mtu rrnd
steamer Pelican. Aidricb Providence.
wind during he dsy wsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

ane Aewhsr Claim Assinaf n. r,.., ~.
Comrsro,,.- eoas.ssi % appear for the
suPez0n CouzT-R1cuAL FIRM.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt
.o.-RoM W. LOUDER Us. Hs Mayor, de-, or Mpo
Tms~In me Judge remained thaa hs haa had very Hais
1,ne q lo.l - matter, in Consequence Of nsessup-
dom. :. M own Asuss saa ss.vAses 10 ssss sAas-
motion, :: uns ss,s ~ y. Ads behalf q 20
citizen and taxpayer, and or q he nsuOsrs & "a cor
por..s SosS a ss%.,: ns mayer, Nassn and os
no D:,Ss.s s:s .sg e .s's a. IN sD so'ss
about $4,000 ssssrsa a., - h. IN SUBSTANCE
.lesss. : quasi oOnfsuaio.., wi,hou. any just
rxo .mlpsxy os,ecsons are p.sed FIRST that the pre-
Nsps Judge y not holding Court; and secondly shas
the aPp ass has 10 standing In Court The answer % the
nst Cbieon ia, that by the 40lst section OF tho Code
and ss mocEs N the FIRST Judicial District with enc
or sasos cut o "as &c ssu %.as
The Comptroller whether officially individually, cannot
formal bin Of complaint; and that's bill might DO nled
on bek ali Of all other taxpayers a. vel as himself
sut Or ~ pd On ss n
tereeis shall be beard summary informal sssdavis,
or he put 10 tho more tedious remedy Of bill in equity,
depeLds according 70 tho Fetled ce OF the 20
The peA crcu OF each particular Ga to be
judged Or after hs adavs on bon sidos have b. en- read
moro IN mOo0Fn umevy oeto~of ssAs
8atc has been 10 grant the relief on motion might
be ceis,ned BY form lsut a ;onns isi 2kernap 40
II the facts be CT ciently aned rum The am 40.
vs uprcsss suit Il Unnecessary pa: on ina SapoT
peseIted The facts involved In douo. ma 0qLEMVAs
Hon. the Court either order reference rhers cros
exanson AZ the witnesses be had or leave tho pas-
ties - formal bill Of complaint nth its censeqaont plead.
gs issues nd trial ~ jury Or ohsr =ise a. ne lay may
qvie 10 determine therefore, the course 70 DO sAxen,
l. u cbvioN tkkt all the papers naust drst be read
The Jue SO said tho practce Of The general
term OF rs Jsurl when preliminary obiect y le mtdo,
10 bear the .hee case sns reserve the deoos On Tao pro
lnnAfy objection mil the whole case u heard
he would suggeft TO the counsel both sides, ~ We
aese In cours Of nkucc and mot n poll oal mseipg-
though the elections cose II hand-thst would be
counsel oorre themselves the and not
70 indulge in personal ep,thets.
Mr. WHtirl -rhsIe 10 danger Of that, SIR, as per.
ceive tho Counsel Of tho Corporation 10 prcseat Nc.
Whiting then proceeded TO reSd the aidaviH OF Mr. Fasg
and Others, which publshed Soma weeks since
Mr. Field submitted number Of afddavta In ans yer e
those read by Ar. Whiting me case stands sdj,urned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

Chs Emigration board and tina Counties.
~ the law undor which me Board Of Enigrsun CON
nss'oneu ce appointed They bound V pay the So.
perniendenis Of Tho Poor In The several counties for TIE
oe Of such smisrsnl psapess have nos been In she
cornry over i've years owing 70 npancisl emtsrrsss-
mcnt sne Commissioner very heavily IN dsbs 20 she
ooun but for the psa thsy have been enabled
pay up great portion Of their Indebtedness. Annexed
the omcia Payment to eaoh county Of the last payment
The Following the reimbrrsernents By As Com
nssIone OF Emigration The 0, Poar In
the several oouniies Of tie Eae u Mes York support
and relief Of emsrans from Nay 1855, 70 set 1886;
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MARITIME INTELLIGRNCE.
Movements or Ocean Steamers.

FOR CALIFORNIA, &c.
eansWoa-'.'....'New York. ...Sept y. Havana NOrl
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
PHrA New York arriving al Havana s,h
arriving az New York zah. -
QuAEER CrrY-From New York 7th month arriving
NJ Havana l2h Mobile Isih From Mobile zi Uayans
Ath, arriving nj New York 2sth
CAHAwrA-From New York 2th, arriving a, Havana l7,h
and New Orleans ieh From New Orleans 9Th Havana 9Th
arriving at New York Sd -
EsrRs gyy-Fryn Me- yorh l7h arriving At Havana asd
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 5h, Havana 9Th.
arriving at New YORK Ism
BLACK wAasIoa-From New York 2h, arrives at Ha-ana
Let and New Orleans Cd From New Orleans l2h Havana
1s,h, striving At New ork 18Th
1sAsxLFrum Charleston .h and l2h due A, Havana TN
and ed From Havana 10Th 2sh dne al New York ism
And sIst
when the above dates fan Sunday win sail
on Monday except from New Irleans
=
~ AT packages ani Liter. ias.ied for ne NEW YoRs
HKRAin ahould " sealed.
Elv yosH-rHu DAY
SUE NOON II On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

- s1s = ne defencars upon the ground ths
SsS~sisssis 49, - soe N uotanic under he aa-
tios Asos NJ Who had % sho y sr sr hs Rsoo,dsr
he'd oomnes - a.. n. gave = aloe 70 ar hyIcr ,Sss
:sss ssss g 7: :.
-, ,Mslor sisnlaed Ills snirs en- :.
oS~v n'~~" the lss-t-' .. "niasn~s !, s.>au
ps- - uuaSst - Sseseed ~
me 1sssi ihes sfs ne , ssoS IssasA
"a "Wednesday, Mpas ~ess
ma Holmes present
49,, n.nSs~ .ncis h LoutTe for stationery and PRINT
ns ere eeensed, sadaed and approved - cor
n. .aey ase dated respectively .s,o ,s
80, 1857 Tor 81
July 81, 1857, 0oo =
~, 1895 II
The application OF John D. Moore, Nc ECO Skin 'siS''
FOR irnkeeper's roense, was granted
THU sdAy there ives no meeting Tor want o. q00'uAA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11
Pcrson.l IntelIiasncc.


Col g JOHNSON, lately appointed oommauder OF ne
III inst BE departed the evening for Leaven ~o ID
W and from that point with esoort Of i've hundred
he would leave TO- sh quickly circumstances
would allow. He WIS accompanied by Major Porter -
sstsnt adjusant general.
B. p Johnson q Secretary Of the s&ase Agricultural
Society, lying asDGerously III n his residence IL Al
bany.
COL 8 A. Lockridse, intA Of General Walkers army
pubiahes card In the e Dtk1 Of New Orleans, stating
the fact that be has longer any connection whatsoever
with Nicassguan affairs.
From Richmond and Norfolk 10 The nship James own
0bsr man. WEN Jameson Keelinx. ny Luzsnsy
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