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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
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DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS
Cured BY wearing an OILED SILK PLASTER,
Moistened with j. X STAFfoRp's OLIVE Tar.
PlasteIs % cents, Olive Tar 50 cents ht.le.
At No. Is Safest, axd BY all brusgisss
Testimopias from Isaac " Fowler, esq VIM B. Townsend
ESQ., Gen Dull Greer and many other prominent persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

BRUTAL AssAULr,-A fellow named JUHH y WI
,bt beor. justice Coruwe the charge o! c1mai
ting uDpovoEed lssa and battery upon aged an IN
snasnue Sunday tight while walking peso-ay with
hs wife II appears that UNe old man aud hocceet
hin down wtbout provocs.ion wbstsysr He pleaded
suty ana seteneed 20 the Peusn.ry for x months
II, sabsqu.nty ef9ase: out CT Tf hsbes, elPt
odcp sn. but Judge Anis IrociPy dismissed the writ and
set him back out hs :eTm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

BOARD OF CANVASSERS-
AID HARRIS, Chairman. 81,
Aid. BLUNT took up the returns Of tbs fifteenth
Ward and canyassed them. The figures compned
With ours give Tiemsnn additional and Woods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

Renowned PICTUREs of the People for 25 cents;
for and for so The cheapest Portraits
in The world Greenwood and the city and country
generally at HOLINESS, No. fss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09
CITY ITEMS.

,.,,k piath will be given fer the l>s' time 'A''
e Of Tie Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

Mr. Fowler snrOuDces oon'se Of lectures 70 'A-e
A Phy.ioo,y, in Bleeeier BuidiTg' commencing %
sPelCek the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

Mr. Henry Day Of MorIis Had.on streets J-r.ey
City. entered oclcck last -veuiI b OF false
keys sud The lt,snd robbed Of overcast tEo frockets
TIE thieves disturbed In their OPERATIONS BY Mrs
Day mo quickly the alarm and saved the building frs
fuIiker depis6 atifD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

CousTrRrrITrHs COMsITrFp.-S;ephsr Wsrng
s.ausI b. saJ Brought setge Justice MoJebo Gee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

rce The stock Of Rio 100 al bag. .nd 81 all knd. ~
bags and mats The sales include fe 9ss Mo ~ NV
,ern received per @.S Of ors,n. and hid. sofa 81,
mos fer refuius quality common; IA hhds Of thu sans
srsS s be . 9sssd sS' SSa. y Cuba sss
few Porto Rico Tic 100 hhd' Mesds pant 81 and
SsaEsTss Sswspd !. poSsrssa ard the market /.
nay lowers small sales Of Pots at &c 'Gsen h and Pearls
HDEs-Ap active dem.pd Ia. prevailed today and .o,ns
TIE following dsscpden.; 7TO Dry BreuOs Ayr.. at ss
mo-. i,ss. do: sc. ESQ onOco st re, "S %
California private terms; and by auction no s'''''' "
LEArBER-The,e eon.,pu., fair demand for Hsu,lost -
c lish ard middle weights Busnos AvIei hssyy wehs
growing rn continue scare. aud are IN good a,"sno
auction sale !. announced for Friday next.
.uppoT.ed; sale. Of i25 hhds Kennedy at 1896 o.~s
Seed Leaf At ld2oc and loS bales Havana and 81 do fss GU
FkuITs-Rs,sln, are selling moderately at fa gces soTs
&c: S:Sr band. sy Mssa
PiT;seg.. :. Is hSns,s. NE ssy run Western Az
pss o. Sss ssG' Business Ss .bou, yesterday.
prices, hhd. Porto aco .. ssaeo s. bo'' Cabs
Susp1 Of ' cop rs. been received pI MID
psSn I S. Shs i, ". o ,s gs' to arrival % small '''
RCEPi%s .ds. .cpsD9. e, ;Sd ia good ss%a'd'
SHOT quiet but steady ssdtic for Drop aud Bach e''
SPLITTER continue, quiet bnt prices have not varied
skINs-Dser coninue very s9suia aud dep',s'ed 0oAt
.nate but the market Is no, quite 80 heavy IS Tor
Deer We do not learn If any important sales.
WHALEBONE Is still quiet aud quotations are aose
nominal !.
TIN-The demspd both Block Tin and plstes ssse
limited the nssoDs the inasdse vAnss of
the trade and prices qve unsettled but decidedly 10
COPPF Knew shesthins and Yellow Metal quiet, but
&c for the stsr lnsot Cop
PER about c cash Bolts aud Braxeu unshsng-
ed. Ole Copper Is still inspi,is@
IRON-The dsmsnd for all kinds continues quite hmtsd
IN the stsencs Of active demand quotations are merely
nominal
INDIA RUBBER continues lspsud and prices somewhss
nouipsl
BFMP-Thsre hes been con,derabs inquiry fog Do
este hut the Of buyers below those ~ bo,dess
rnd pily the transactions hsve been limited the
Wet however there has been quite movement IN honsn
2(OO bales have been purchased In st Louie ov sones'
IT at &70d ke0 tnp and lot OF Dressed -
Fofisn continues IN limited request bat prees are
without change A. Boston coo bales Manila sold g
7c q No. mos. 1860 tuns Russia Hem p, late Import was
bonsht by the Government terms not ade public -
Lead little active notice sss OF i0 'nn S"s
g, mi an and geepish .. Sc tiue and interest
SEFDS-Cacutta Lnseed 10 IN iuue1 request 81 ~ WV
81 bush cash In Boston Gales there OF sons oWo .s:
chiefly latter rate which price generally ss.nded
The there in the hands Of importers 10 oonpseS *
l roo bags AVID n coo pockets: and 10 the hsnss Of
senersy 50 coo sdd 10 THE 100 0c0 bsss on the wsy
from Calcutta before the ls. OF March nsx and ssfs
little probability ~ scaDty spVly to ssy noihiue
Of the large cicp raised In this country this yeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-09

Ess Kate was, bat didat pay mp quarterly
why did you not stop the credit, wnen the hfst
gus,tes YVES moi psd !" ssked Nj Commissioner Pal
bp. Mr. Back responded: "If adopted saeE q sys'
tenn with ladies whe sppearea respecaols, coud not
could ether tTsdesnen, 60 on" Thus IT appears
that the fair daughters Of Britannia do shop upo'
credit relying upon their good looks and their respect
ability and oroageams, and that the MERGERS can onl
go On by trusting them, and sometimes fed It diff
eslt 10 70 on" after trusting them.
NJ, Cemmissierer Phillips viii be held in great die
rspute amorg our Nev.York young fsmAiues fcr init
mating tina. Miss Ks,es ball dresses were expensive
ksyosd pstieres Finsen guiness for sne-eghtesn
guinsss for anothtr--whst did thOse suns af.er al
really amount to Pray, low is manageable
woman, young Old 70 70 into society and ful6l the
chject Of her saisterce with asythiog short of az
eighteen -gcines dfessl How was Mics Kate Verify
t. sfs that appearance in public proper 70. hef ss.e
and expectations, unless che wore love OK gown
We think the oopdla OF Mr.. Com missioner Philips
rot meiely urgsllsnt, bat positively disgusting. Ia
defiance 81 eeoaey, Re read over tue bill OF Msdsrus
the Mlhnsr, and tue report says thst the items
afforded some amusement TO the spests:ors." He
actually bswled Cut the charge for crnolns skir, q.
which there YVES gOffss. Ard be ended by denying
Aiss Kate any protection ss GO nsolvsr' whs.eye,
nps Terminating we teSr, fashionable lie 81 Rife te..
Eoe, Bsyswot.I.
Our Eew-York y)uDg women VII learn & lesson rom
TIE fate Of Miss Kate. Dor uid jarisp 'udeuos may
ret put them INFO oss and sbat nssty ron done np9p
them, and oraS ogly solts upon them and make then
hsh tpoS th@ beautiful void ttJorgh rbyIsssas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

One dollar EoteF - e MARKET Bank OF th cty niered
10 twentles, ere 10 eli epaion They vel executed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

braced about % bids Porto REQ at 6 and 10 do Cnba
clayed part tart, in bond terms eQei N about 4ec
and 30 hhds. Cuba muscovado were sold at 5Sc.
NAVAL sroRts--sacs Of 500 bos. strained common
roein were at 81 30. Splits were quiet Doc +,
bic asked Crude turpentne measursby 90. OF tho
market, and quotations nominal.
Ons lnseed continued steady, With moderate sales
s0c In this market transactions In crude whale and
sperm were moderate without change in prices At New
BEDFORD crude whale was selling pretty freely a. abou
!Oc., in large lots
pEoysloNs.Pork active and higher. The sales
embrace abont 900 900 bb including 500 b1s mess
Of Sj ~ and at0do at s23 so, with prime $40 % $40 80
Bet-lhe market continued 6rm, with sales of about 500
Dds Including country mess at $l4 $40 railroad mess
o. $l2 90. and repacked Western at 80 so tl7, and
VI 90 8ls for extra Chicago. Bacon was held above
the views Of buyers, which checked sales. Cat meats
were irmcr sales OF 80 hhds. shoulders made at
Vac hams were firm al II -. al l,c lard was in
active request the sales embraced 900 bbs fair quality
~ Asc, and goo bbD. good TO prime at 10 sc li}ic
Hner was m good request for Ohio and state a. 20c
2lc 26o. Cheese quiet at lie a lie.
KFE The market continued firm, with sales OF 200
casks al 5+c; prime and choice held IL 5sc
ab1c.
SrGARs.-Tbe market and sales were oondnel 10 small
los made The iobbng 1de al about 1854. ilo for the
whole range Nearly all the importers sent their
gnments ~ the United states bonded warehouses; where,
unless the rces demanded DO obtained, they will
until The lat july 10 await the edhcon ID duties.
WESLEY The market was trm, with sales OF 600 bbs.
Ohio and State prison at Is %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
SECOND BOARD
Rsilrosd Fraud and railroad Management
TO THE KDIroR or THE HERALD.

The recent embczscment Of money in the ONCE Of the
Comptroller Of the New York Central railroad Company
has awakened public attention IN the finances and
diton Of that corporation II occurred mainly In
queDoe Of the Improper mnghng, by the managers, of m
financial and esecut business. ns practice The
Of all the frauds and populations In contracts for
fuel materials and other tngs which have been soug
since the organization Of the company. The agent
that receives pays money has, ~ greater or less
tent done executive business upon the rad. The
sanitary rule whish all governments universally sdors,
that the hand should receive and tay money has
been almost altogether disregarded in practice ~ The
dRcctoe Of this corporation II the Comptroller had been
conhnod " the legitimate duties which properly pertain 10
bis office, true and accurate account Of all moneys re
ceited or dsbursed by hc company this siuendous fraud
would not have been committed. u not sUd SHOULD not
be the business Of Cospuoer TO receive ,ay money
H. books sboed be check upon AL moneys raid aud
ceived by Otbere and nothing more.
tbs corpors1 has very excellent rules for the
men oil 4t- ooess and agents in toe transactin Of their
bnsnesr Rot Of wAat rules when they are moro
ho1ores " the breach than in the observauseg BY
rule no. OF 1eSy hxs Of this company, al moneys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
Operations In Real ESTATE,

The following sales of real estate were made yesterday
at auction at the Merchants Ecbapgc;--
story brick house and lot " side 18th st. 800 #. ID
do do 10. 81 st 100 IL \. OF 9th av a5x75 sts2O
do. do. do. l32 W. 30ih st................ 5000
Two do. do. adjoining lz9 1871, each q, 300 IL 200
lots W. aide sd av., 40ft s. Of 5it st., 20Nso, each
$4,000 ...........................a 5000
lot s siae 5sh st. i5o W. Of oh sv., a5xioo 81 1850
lot 18th at. and lot 18th St., 900 it L. Of 81
av, 25xiO2 2, each 1850 ................... 300
lots N side s2d ST. " II. W. OF I'd sv, 2ooSio2, ~
lot NV. SOD st. and I'd av., adj, 256x9l.. 400
lot on ID ay. adjoining, 25dx9l ............ lb20
lots g. side 9ist st. 800 f. T. of 9Th av, 25xl0os,
lots tido cd ~, go IT. +. of 9th av a5xiOOS,
each $40 $3.50
each $3.50 ......,.....,............ 1850
$500 ........... 1900
2 lots 81 cor. I'd and ilst st., 25Hloo:lO each
House and lot 1876 East Broadway 2oxCl $3.50
House and lot r. side 18th av 30 T. s. l4th st. aOx65 1000
House and lot do do 80 do. 2OzsO 1000
House and lot s. side l+th st., % #. of 18th av
loxS6. .............''''''''..'.'' iVo
Is lots NV l56th st. and 18th Rv., 25xH-n,
Q, lots sW cor l57,h It. and ii,h av., with ots on
l6Gth ct adjoining last, aud 3story cottage house,
lots 2oxso II, together ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: lo,soo
st.. adjoining, 25x99 IL, together. ......... $500
Cottage and lols, NE cor OF l2ih and l56h ST.,
adjoining, 25x9Sll, together ..:.::.......; $50
I5Tih st. and water rs Observation-Disclosures. R,3oo
25xiOO, together ....................... $500
lots NV Of llth and lb5th st., 2bNioo
each $275. 100
BRoOktYN.
story brown stone house and lot, SIDE 81 place,
10 feet OF Court st., 20x 1888 1850
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and have deceived good judges Of money the vignete
Of tho genuine go note spread eagle that Of the al
tered note market scene, With cattle.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of merchan-
disc exported from this por during the week and since
January In each Of the past three years
ConAHRCD TIN PoRr or New YoRK-vAIrB on ESroRrS
1855 1866. 1867.
Total for the week.. SS92,705 ll9o,7a9 1,l02, 735
Previously reported. 5,l34,003 29lsi3A 3O3l9,i40
Since January ... S26 ,026 100 3O3si l03 81 a2l $40
There very few railroads in the country able toshow
greater gross income during the first four
months of the present year compared with hast than the
Cleveland and Pttburg Railroad Company. The follow
ing statement of receipts show enormous increase OF
business
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600 500 bbs AT about the above qucsiions southern
VAS higher and IN good demard with sales Of about 600
Zoo bbls within the OF prices given above hye
bour was nrm, with sales Of about l25 bbs at ~ No
90 - corn meal nr but quiet at 90 20 for New Jersey
and - rs for Brandy wine Whcawas rmcr but sales wore
Canadian white al ~ 81, while choice held nj u 70
Illinois winter red sold at 81 Missouri both red and
white continued 10 be firmly held Corn was again bet
ter, and the sales embraced about $1,000 40 200 bush
laier bgure, and Southern yellow nj 9c 0Ic Tue lat
ter figure was refused by holder ri the close c Change
Rye was hrfner, with sacs nj ~ OF ~ 10 Tor rrine
Northern. Oats were unchanged while prices ranged
from &c . Ioc for State and primo Western
CmrEE-Ihc market, In view Of public sae IN como
on on the 18Th was quiet for RIO. Sales VI 100 go
bses ~ Mayrcabo were made nj p
'01TOv-Ihe market continued quite firm, with sales o.
about 1000 bales based upon middng uplans, az lAca
1isc, and New Orleans do. at IL llsc, with some
sales reported a. high NJ lIi,c.
IRIrsirs.--To IIverrpo engagements -ore light,
loO bales sea Island taken nj I'd. Flour Was ast
taken ~, aud heavy goods los 10 lonan 20 Ter yes
beei were engaged al 3s. vessel we chartered lot
NharaNo 10 cad with lumber, was supposed AZ spout
sl2 yer 600 To Bremen Ne bbls shoe pegs were taken
IS I'd, $50 sslted hides ut 3lc, 70 tons measure
mcn goods al Ia Cd. 30 tons ogwool at 2l OIL and 90
iots tueasuremcnt goods 20s To lavre rates wore
unchanged The Queen Of the South steamer took % oos
ruin atA.
Ern-5 bbls. cuuants sold al l6Isc., asd 100
CASKS 10 arrive Hp. T. - -.
HAS.-Ssles made for shipping "a eoc. 81, The
market closing Urm.
Iiols.-slcs were made To- a Moderate extent. We con
tnue W quote ordinary Eastern and Western az &C. ac
and good ~ prime do ~ Ice lie.
IRON was selling in small ots at So Tor scotch pa
lIhE the market was inactive, while sacs were co,
hncd 10 about 900 600 bbls. Rocknd al Soc. 90c Sv
common, and A. llJc. for hump.
ACLxH-S2ee we're miled. Inc tAnssctors EN-.
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CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

IT y
AaisS.-Pot were firm, with sales OF 70 so bbe. at
issc. Pears quiet and ninAl
DRJAnsItyYs -Tiour--Tbe market again higher and
active, with good Eastern Aad local demand, ADD hight
reecipts. Prices had upward tendency. The sales
looted mp about 10 600 1000 bbs. at about tbe follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER C,AL.
MONEY MARKET.
Tcr-DlY, May 2s-6P.

TuH.Dly, May 2S-SP.M
gc stock market opened the first board u day very
quiet, aud without much change in prices There
particular movement way toe other Ia the leading
railroad fsncles about the amount OF business
transacted. Pacific Mail steamship Company declined
per from the highest point Of yesterday; New York
Central Railroad q, Reading = Michigan sonhcrn, guar
anced, preferred ten per cent stock Eic advanced
Per iu the opening fell oa and closed weak
per cent, decline OF u pcrcen Cleveland and Pitsourg
advanced q per cent; Illinois Central y; Milwaukee and
Mississippi =; In Erie and New York Central there was
general disposition sell, but buyers were forced 10
operac to sustain the market Michigan southern opened
and closed weak, and with downward tendency Ceve-
land and Toledo Is sbou, the sickcst the Bs, aud
much inflated A. any other.
After the aournmsn,o Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made Al auction by Draper
o. 600 Chicago and Miss RI bonds In, added 10
$500 per cent bonds v. Y. Union Club 10. " $40
shsres y. y. flating Derrick Co............... so
AZ the second board the make, much depressed.
With large sales New York Central closed weak at ~
per cent, which decline II y psr the morning
rates Michigan Southern fell on pr cant: do scrip
10 yer cent, guaranteed preferred double distilled
densed, sold al 9oie, which s - per cent lover than
at the nut board. beading closed Al ish., with
salcs TO extent Erie sold down to a2H per
cent, sellcr 10 days. small LOT Of Illinois
Central bonds sod 100 uls siiernoen The
stock market Il ip bsi way. The sellers frou, all
parts Of the country while The buyers few brokers
In Wall street, representing few regular specuators,
who have 10 keep IN prices by taking all the stock
comes In II is fortunate for holders outside who desire
70 realize that there Is market any price Wall stree
" ge,tips loaded down with ,hs class or railroad secu-
ritee
The steamship Asia, ffem his port for Liverpool w.
morrow wednesday,, viii take out sbou, 81 500 600 In
specie. Aboi, million will 90 out saturday. The i'm
preston is that tho total expor,apens for The
will exceed two aud hsn niEens Of dokrs.
Tho Assistant Treasurer reports to-day folowsI-
I'ai IeotliTss k1ofl'< W
Ioh pay JiSyol w
IWA c~ishce. A3,J8@,Uub 70
The semi annual interest the capital stock of the
Long Dock Company viii be paid sle trsnses oboe Of
the Eric Railroad Company, Wall street. and after the
is, OF June.
The stS,s spccuiaiors Of the Doay FINS opar,ted q
~ Brokers Board today a. forgws:-
Bourht-ioc Cleveland and ToieIo, st........e 800
lOO MiChgn ..s.........s...........uN --SJO
100 Nrie Railroad ....................sSi $50
Sold 90 lWusun river. .s.s.. ~ reg.
100 Michigan Soutbefn.. ..........bl Fey.
leo lIrf JRailrosd. MINIMUM. .J3A--rcg.
one dollar roaes ~ the Market Bark Of this city, altered
to twenes, ore b eli cpaion They are vel executed.
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sHp konyar j. LANE before reported ths hsrtf II
fhe burne and out OF danger water IN her "a hs been
reduced TO sis inches below her keelson
BrG JxSsvLtw from Philadelphia fo- Boston, With eDa
Oene reported Senre On ne Bars, OF night % Sh ana
arrived Al Boston 18th.
scHR Wti.s JAsts where fyrn ur bound no stated wer
sscre ON he rOOka OF More SIX Lab Inst turing e severe
sac winch prevailed al TIA Tune. several iore were N se
70 get her OF bat whout and On Wen"say ast sne
we>t " pieces she had OF coal abOt ~ TONS OF
Which were saved. Tbe Nn q g00a yesset ard wAs
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ever liable when wandering 70 an unkDswa Ian IN
pursuit Of an underlined object st.. denomination
Of Christians settled on the lands viii require
minister of their faith to attend 70 their religions
neeeseties the company will grant In AID OF the
maintenance OF such ciergym.n = quans.y =, i.nu,
for his SERVICES 10 the settlers Of his communion.
The calls will not exceed i've pounds per share at
apv one time, nor be made within less period Of
each other than four montbs In the deed OF In or-
noration every security vl be taken against any
Unauthorized or unlimited responsibility being en-
tailed ON the Shareholders
The entire machinery for the sale of the lands is
now in complete operation; this 10 an advantage
which will understood and 40 srecia.ed by those
acquainted with the working Of emigration mea-
sures. The company will take charge for the All
grant of any moneys entrusted to them, giving
letters of credit for the amount houses Of I'M
dou oted responsibility in the United States. ar
raDgeu ents will be entered into with shipping
agents Of integrity and character to forward parties
emisiatiDg under this company by first class ves-
sells, and distinct contract will be made with such
agents. that in case OF their nonperformance of the
engagement through shipwreck or other cause, the
whole passage money shall forthwith oe returned TO
the emgrant or his agent authorised to receive IL.
This mt asure will ef1eetuay prevent recurrence
OF those heart rending cases which have resulted
from the wreck Of emgrant sbi %, and by which
many unfortunate individuals have lost the whole
OF their hare armed savings.
The directors and general officers OF the company
will be chosen at the first general meeting Of the
shareholders, and the company will be considered
formed OIL 1000 shares being allotted. Half yearly
meetings of the shareholders will be held, at which
accounts will be rendered and an estimate given Of
the propOrtionste profits realized.
Applications for shares ~ he made In the form
annexed addressed 20 the promoters, at the oomps-
Dy's Offices, Royal Rank buildings. Dale street,
Liverpool. where proepectuses and all other Deoes-
sary information will be furnished including state
mens of settlers the adjoining lands descriptions
by distinguished travellers. and data Of statistical
and scientific writer's furnishing satisfactory proofs
of the salubrity Of climate, grazing and agrcul ura
advantages, and also OF the rohness and variety Of
mineral resources belonging to this locality winch
unsurpassed by any other State in the American
Union.