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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

IT yoU WANT TO TRY LITTLE GOOD LONDON
half and hall and read the Illustrated london news rcn
and Beis Life II LONDON cas- n NC L9non hoase nor'nes
cgrper 0fIweAiy aIst street anu seventh avSfrie.
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WINES. Liquors, &C.

nEPoT FOR PURE AND uNADuLrERArED ~
nuors Nos 20 william street. between Fne ana cedar,
and South wln and e3 stone streets All Kinds on wines
brandes gina Scotch ale aud London stout OF me chocest
ties saao - n,.ssa1o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-20

GASTs DE PARIS FRENCH KID GLOVES
Just received 500 dozen of dark colors for fall and winter
wear which will sell at the extreme low price OF 6Sc
pair, worth rs.
3I9 Canal street
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GENIN'S BAZAAR.
U Great opening Of aces and embroideres.
Just received splendid assortment OF black thread aces
an widths black lace veils coeurs barbes
Ac 1900 Pushcr lace wells at " o. Spanish point lace
capes and berhes
Point d. Alecon sets,
Point Applique sets,
Honton sets,
yalenciennes sets,
Medallion sets, &C.,
AT extremely low prices
300 point d'Alencon collars from IS 10 $40.
1900 Hontan collars at 81 rs and 81 50.
French embroidered collars with bullion sleeves,
breakfast SETS rayein embroidered handkerschies
bands edgngs and Insertions In endless variety;
5l3 broadway,
81. Nicholas Hotel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
AGSTENS.

General AgeHfs. KeroseRe. Oh. Co..
No. 50 Beaver Street, Ny.
N.B.-Cireulars with fall particular. testimonials.
prices, &C., viii be forwarded en- implication as above.
june 25ts, 1857. v22-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
A. Bradford

OFFICERS:
CHASE. HOLLY, President.
81. Lewis Ageut--Coi. W.P. Howard.
April 2i, 1857, a Z,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
- Store.
Sign Of the Saw.
( T. TLAEERTY,
I-urvorter, Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
American German, English & French
HAPDWARE IND CUTLERY.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.

rs NOW receiving and opening the largest and most
varied assortment Of goods 10 the above line ever
Stored ii any market west Of st. Louis.
Nv stock embraces a full and complete assortment
Of Cabinet and House Builders Hardware, Mechaa-
les tools Of every description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers; agricultural aud hortieul-
taral tools and implements, in greatvariety, eombin-
ing all the recent and useful Improvements for the
saving of a vast amount Of labor to tho farming com.
munity, from whom 1 respectfully requests careful
examination of this department Of my stock. i an
also exclusive agent for the sale Of the celebrated
st. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which
will warrant, and fill al orders at The factary prices
Also a large assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols
Iron, Steel, Nails, &C., Of the best brands: in a word
my stock / Eery complete, which, FORTS quality and
priee, l am determined to offer such Inducements a
wiz command a liberal share Of trade from this anc
adjoining counties. MyaTrangements for importing
and arenciesfO for American Hardware Manufacturers
together with a long experiencsin the general Hard
ware trade,e enables me@not only to defy all competi
ton, but has convinced me that the true prireiPie o
trade is small profits and quick returns.
January l, 1851. vlR29tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
FORMS OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTY, AID cERr1F
t -ICATE. -
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned, =-, whose POST Office adj
dress is - county Of, State o. 60, prOpos-
es to convey the mails OF the United States, from July l,
1853 to June 30, 1852, on route No. -, between -
- and --, egreeably to the advertisement of the
Postmaster General, dated December 81, 1857, for the
annual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge OF the dis
lance Of the route, the weight oftbe mail to be carried,
and all other particulars in reference 10 the route and
service, and also after careful examination Of the laws
and instruments attached TO the advertisements.
Dated (signed)
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
NEBRASKA CITY
Insurance Company.
Capital Stock $4,000.
cIrN- Il =

T1HIS Company, under a liberal charter. is now
fully organized, and their entire capital stock Of
Fyfy thousand Dollars, paid in and secured. They
are prepared, from this date, to grant open policies
and take risks, upon equal terms, with the most
favored Insurance Company any where. Having
adopted the mutual principle, its patrons, without
incuTring any Liability, viii share in the profits Of
the company.
The operations Of the Company. viii be oonined.
for the present, 20 MAEINE, or CARGO risks. With 4
maximum liability Of Sl2,501 on any one bottom.
Being the only Insurance 0fhce, on the above non
ular Plan, West Of The Missouri. it confidently ex-
poets a generous support from Western Merchants.
We respectfully invite the Missouri RIVER pa
tTOnage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
GUARAxTY.

TIE undersigned, residing at ---,s State o.
undertake that, il the foregoing bid for carrying the mail
on route No. -, be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shall, prior TO the Ist day Of August, 1858, en-
ter into the required obligation, or contract to perform
the service proposed. with good and Sufficient %suTeties.
This we do understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 9th section
Of the act Of Congress OF July 2, 1886.
Dated (Signed by two glarantors1
rrnrYrTF ATrr "MH|.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
K E r OS N E OILS
(Secnred by Letters Patent. ,

KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OL.-The light obtain.
ed from this Oil exceeds in brilliancy that Of any
other oil or fluid heretofore discovered; is ~inexpIo-
siYe, and will remain limped in the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend as helamps best adopt
ed to this OOil, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured
by the following parties: Messrs. Cornelius & Baker.
also, DyOtt, Of Philadelphia, F.. V. HaughWout &
Co.. 4SS Broadway, the Buoklyn Flint Glass Co,
No. 13 Broad Street, Messrs. Dietz & Co, I33 Will
liam Street, L. Mercier 1877 Elm Street, n. Y.
Samples of different styles Of Lamps eaa be seen at
the Office of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRICAT1NG On, No. Prepared to
suit the finest, and all other kinds Of Machinery
burns brilliantly in Locomotive Head Lights, Car
Lamps, and all the ordinary S0larand Hand Lamps,
and stands as great a degree of cold as best Sperm
Oil, and is admirably adapted to Railroad and Steam
ship use.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATIN6 0ILs, No. 2, 3.-Superior
Indicators, and willbe found to possess advantages
over any Oils in the market at same prices will not
burn-and has been thus prepared to meet the re-
quifements Of Railroads and others.
KEROSENE BISNACLE O~H.-Prepared expressly
for Ships,use, and will DC found admirably adapted
for use of Steamships, Men Of War, Merchant Yes
sells, Lake and River craft, and burns in all cabin
stateroom, biRnacle, fOrecastle lamps, signal Ian
terms, &c.
Binnaele Oil win remain auil rs long as best
Sperm, and viii burn all night with out requiring to
be trimmed, an advantage that win be obvious to
every ~Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the
Wholesale Oil Dealers, Ship Chambers. Druggists,
and Groccrs in New York. and the regularly appoint
cd Agents Of the Company N many Of the principal
Towns and Yillagosof the United States. the Cana
days. aud the Island Of Cuba.
LOoal Agents appointed in conformity with the
rules established BY the Board Of Trustees, on ap-
~pIieatiun to
AUSTENS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11

The undersigned, postmaster al, State Of =.
certiaes, under his oath Of Office, that he is acquainted
with the above guarantors, and knows them to be men Of
property, and able to make good their guaranty.
Dated (Signed.)
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-11
Groceries! Groceries!!
Fresh Arrivals! Heavy Additions!
Prices Greatly Reduced!
CURRENCY TAKEN AT PARII
]. B. JENNINGS

j, 3. JENNINGS
Cor. End and Frances SITS, 81. Joseph No.
HAS just received at his store room, corner Of Second
and Francis Streets, St. Joseph, everything desirable in
his line, which he purchased for the Fall and Winter
trade, at greatly reduced price for Cash, and which he
will sell at corresponding prices for cash, or to ~pnnctual
customers Among his recent receipts are 90 doz Fresh
Peaches, IS doz Prime Apples, 20 doz Assorted Fruits,
20 dcz HOLSTERS l & 2 b cans, 800 doz Fields celebrated
Oysters put up this fall 20 half Barrels new white Fish,
also Goldfish, 100 boxes w R Cheese, so boxes E d 60. 500
lbs C%urrants, so boxes fresh raisins, 100 boxes dried her
ring. 500 lbs Goshen Butter, 200 bbls crackers, 80 bbls
nuts assorted, 600 lbs Peanuts, 100 boxes assorted ami
fancy candies, 100 do gum drops ard motto Lozengers,
200 drums Figs, sc. Also alarge lot sugaa and molasses,
which will be sold at prices considerably below the prices
sixty days ago.
st. Joseph, Nov. s, 1857. Din
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-17
BruoklYn Casy News.

PRoBAME TSrASiIcDr AT an carly hour on saturday
the body Of q insLt Uncovered In the privy In
the yard OF house No 800 Fulton Tho discovery
was made by q named James Farrell, one Of ,hs
tcpspss who immeo ae'y Informed officer Cssler q tns
circumstance and he inquiry auosg the neghbors
had his suspis Ions directed TO Sullivan who nan
be- until recer .y Domestic 10 the faulty OF Mr. Pa
Der. wh, resided on Tire pfems es After con- ilerahr
tooble be succeeded 10 tracing Der 70 aapbee house
10 the beigbbo hood ~bere At a late hour 90 Ssfutdss
arht be vas stcd. lie bottled Coroner zpe, and
The rqccst upp the body hello nj Fourth Pre- n~
sta,ioo boase yesterday afternoon. a. o'oocx TOE
iury Tenoss verdct rhst tho said 10 s1t 'oUod
dead 10 pr'vy the promises No 500 Fulton sveouc
where believe % vas ccfotrd ny the woman csinos
here & Ann Sullivan. Sbom believe n be ths
her Of ipsnt The prisoner ceipg exsnioed un1-'
he tts,ute spsseres:-' Ny name AUa Sullivan, am
about tgsuty tso twents tbre- years ~ age; -ss
NoTu N LELAND; spatirn Is doing hrusevork re-
eide nov with NJ. RIey, aos Fulton avenue 70 toi-
charge I have nothing 10 say but tost knor pothsR
sbcut hat ohid" she thereupon commit cd on ne
cf arge
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TEE ElMILH nGRALD.

News from C@lisoruta--The Aholttsorish Ia
Coussii-The Tract scesosy--T"e Woma.'s
kisbts Asss sn biss. --woro O"ss~xos Of sns
D,isish-- The bIo mons anu Ussh-Ctsy News
-Bla,kess, &C., &c
The FArmr HxR.Ip Of Wednesday will cos.ain Q l~rs
Of useful end Interesting reading Among oser
matters
The Isest News from California Dom Fran
csco-B lrths Marr,.ses. Desths Ac
Copnuaro, of the Report Of the noinss OF the Ah"i'ns
Asseu baee-Aus<t upon the kevvss and tho Puriiass
Grand windias mp. &c- a.
.erssry of the Amesicsn Tract sosy-ssvery ssa
don again fun vIgor-D,feal and Of the Abolition
ss &C.
The Peuirosts IN Cou- cii-Donss Of tho women's Rights
con,est,on-speeeh of q Passeu,ed man. &o, 40
More outrasss OF The Brissviolaton u Ia Laws Of
Spanish port
She Double Tragedy In rhnsdeipbis-suicias and Al
tempted Murder-Jesicusy and Desperation
very Interesting article the Scrmous and Uah-rui
f'mens Of Prophecy By going 70 hs RockJ Moun,Ans-
Le.vsns Fsu,ooin the winter o. 1875.
The U,aA Fypccitop-Lettsr nom Lesv-~ worth Cor
respcnden'-ln'ersstpg Letter from salt lake ciy
roinss wsshinsson-kepors OF The Proceecass Of Con
presa
Editorial Remarks prcm,nsu, events of'ss day
Obituary Notices Of Distinguished Persons reccny ~
ecas-d.
The Local In .dens Of mi. and adjoining cc. general
interest,"
Full Report Of the Prices Of all kinds Of
duce carefully cosrectsd each wsk
The Lsiet he lsepce received up 70 NE time OF poocs
ton By telegraph or otherwise
--x.- a. c.u-. 49,. $500, ~ 49, u.,~-s
Of ne Cattle sarke,-Nopey and Commercial MArkss-w~
rsses and 10 ming mass o. interesting use'u ana
miscellaneous reading
Terms Only "a yea; four cents single copy To he
obtained attire once Of the Hss.tp srt Of all ne-'sssr
Twelve Cent Amososyps, sed Views OF
sss,. Fsn sn. 70, 90 ps.a snd dollar Photographs ey
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rctvtbsAsvdhg 0st they were pure sud esgsxsd IN
The sesvc~ o. Gcd. oay ara night ooSs'Susl =
ksss<c vvsp For no on wcsshy mIolsi~r or Oarst
b'msst re tpoOStt II socbc~Ct bapp thai hs hs1
vec TO TEE this last evr OF tho m~rcy II Goe
70 UsD pre- % c0osrDs by toe b~sd Of she
church tsTb He bad toe bsOptpers be pveeeas at
sbe time that the Immaculate Oooceptoe decisreds
ESQ be- ccu'd not bep 1ukics even then how veil
ten pie God booov Of the wesch
evey ous Chrstso can never cease o h,ess God Tue
Cst lie shust hsc always locAer upon the vwga - the
hrt At the II Cod First In the order
beng but II exeeeece The right rev~resa eealo
sad soud ok. up tor much inc Tor HIM " give che
judener, o. antiquity upoc the Qaestson Il would take
one qur.tcr II The Fsthsrs Of tes Corwt en- church
~bo Tor l6t0 year. had sounded the praises
OF the vusin tor her innocence sod grsoe;
mo 'bsse could not dDd language 70 express
tlsIr scr,iration Of enc 40 holy and % psrs.
He ccptiroec ri some iepeth 10 sh1W thai when the
'sbe's ~sce a igns' ain hno includsd all under
ID lSoe the Virgin Mober she never he'd orgi.
rsi tip, ~ss che moment under the po~er
o. Satan BE kps y that ne lived In Q sms who's thsse
Who bsd separate then selves the church had osed
The u.o aUesop bu, some Of these he'd aooe %
ter - sny slCRther the existence Of ogins sin The
rgb Tevey Id sseiae concluded very able dcouese BY
atpyuR tho facts cRed by his aygu the Church
M The Inn scuase CncoptcU and u the congregation pro
SCOT
few pealns we're then sung end the benedctson
Sss prft by BIZ hop Lnushn Who s'so procsined
by direction OF thu Archbishop indulgence At forty
Cssa ap vbo we're present 1t the Conservation and
forty Gays after each anniversary OF shr
TIE a"tncsDoe al the early cart OF the service was
vt'y Ssrty, sne no DOUBT u great measure, 70 the
ram ard the tart that tickets 81 admance two dol
Lara AZ The day brshteood up however the cocsrAea
iiop grew htte but the church va, no. tut The Rev
john ~ an the pds fag.he and wcrhy pastor OF TITS
church and 20 his uptrng xsa sod axernns tho
Of the cbnvcb are DUE In great ssure ths succcsfn
Catholic church. The ex-rtioos Of the Rev. Eugene
H'Guire also cell for particular mention
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HoIio.y.y,s enis.-I.,ts,e Sick GIVE Heed
MARRIAGES. And DEATHS


BAKER-CARK.- 90 Thursday. May 10, by Rsv. e. r.
VsIrio'e kIy IS. BAKsR ESSABkgD T. CI .Rx all VI
Newark Cis,, New Jersey.
IAwksrtv- FoRD u. Thursday, Ma, l5, ny the R,v
Hsst,ns, GsoRca IA.R RANCH, ii FluaL ius, L. ~
JErtis NJ eldest daughter u L. Ford Esq, o. Bsooxgs.
T. ID.
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Srvmrro ysR BArDs The Supreme Court at
sslem, Maes last week granted six peuons fer dyorce
rour for deseftou and two for adultery W Lcweh ene
week there dozen more couples cut eundee ~
the coort In We came way. Many = NE cases are o.
lor ssus yeara Divorces has bssa . brisk Ussins0
Since NJ dhcevwy q ~ ~ miaea y - vee@
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6&xfy,s Tstt~pss 10 s@e Usss h--.b
cheapest arca FOR dresgnS btsntfsrs a-s curgs
serving asS Restoring sas hsi' i~f,- w S";s ~
|vusytss
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ttsssSssSssr's ssSsg Gy@s &tes ~a1 Eesar.s.a:.
TIT heat In ,hs ecruxs.ss1x ~ vsd, sAt -
piled vt ste r~snufSr,D 2v 0rrsssss,
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C.stscoese's Her Dys, Wss nd r"aprsT;
the test IN II. void sto.-sls 4 reias
vS.eiv spp,ied. Nc q lou.A
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TIE rpited states surveying steamer Water witch ar
rived port yesterday In three days rssssge from
Warrington, ~ Tue folr wig i LET OF her ohcers
Ijert tom W. y Lowell; Ffrss Onncer, Rollins; First
Asstsns Rcsireer, W. G. wheeler; rhird As'stsnt Eng
netr, p. d II. Wharton; Purscr's Clerk, Mr.. Dsbney.
The United states steam feate Dol rsio went 70 see
ryom Ham pon Roads the 12lb ipet at 10 o'clock NJ
A detachment Of twenty SIX Marines uoter the oam-
msnd OF Lieut. Tstnal from Washington maine barr scks
passed through this cry yesterday Their vsy 10 Bcs-
ion 10 ioip the United Stats sloop OF war Macedonian,
iyipa at that place, and ordered In cor mission
The tcer, ordered the United States steam freais
wabssh, iyrg at The Brooklyn navy ysrd reported for
duty ,he 18th 'nst
me United stsses ftissae 81 Lavrence. Ccmmand-
or j. n Hall, and ssoreebip Supply, Commander A.
Y. v. Gray, were Al Montevideo Mach IA
fhe ttes mer walker, Lieu Conmardirs sands arrived
a Key wess 10Th INST nom New Orleans shs would
leave foon for New York.
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HERON ~ rag BrasDJae Ga.'s v-~ Patent
schr only t2S W hi ,bes pr'ra
shines quarter Parties pur sbissg wu
ceise f,l i-ssu s,iOu. AL froadw-y
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Al pVfgE 10 tTHAkNFHf
"a All ~hp visit Rev vort ~ THE beswtfvl s~onpu
And 18th foe TIE sum nsr bet. wsst, 70 supply.
Al an cu,isv crfo TIE jrs' i-iss ct ress,o
should learn 81 The ssa~s wh. p,u en-. hwy.
In clo hing for Instance t~~e ~ ,rk Of de-
MS of the vrr'hrss y p,toss ace hAh
Let ron h~n . s~Ie~nAy |, des~-fp. ion
Rut Tire fairies i~soecs esd spsre ere sbsy suy.
Pins ssc.. ss.srs. s s,g.ss y, q. ared ,ssals,la
Cps price 10 plsir esurss ~ 4 = 4~~aors.
- ihe shi.e from ezsr~s~ On Vssch psiy.
At stsers a ha, Uonc'sW = ru,~ = - ara usar3sd:
NO purchaser hese oe ever bstrsveA
Arc &c .es ~ = Sssr NJ sysiesn hove smsrtsd
Yer men sd tor eosas vcry syie ~ Apear~i
Ihtp tstrocSss ~ nrivs II ,tain.
Wbc efrm msss-1 wrh their price cant qusrvel
rs ~ no ness' ceai, skere Zeal here sgsin
fV|srs kAtssS D's great cash eiothng ssrehonse
tes mto nc co,s corS ~ rucn md rasssu strsea
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view r.snsc-s IN eer.sl~men's rurnishi,g
GODS By sv--y ss.smss. "a eskRHs sA ~ furnishins
s~~a We. 4 Asse~ Hears.
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ish -t'rt N-s Work ,ss~iustsS III. plan MS
a. sccns 90 "a CERT a. per bounle us
ard pa ~ 0"ss yos- os;er o. 81 per dsy or
fooos tRd board, OgAop
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AT gvHFrEtIs -ELnosNT PARIS wInprNo
N carps ne finest and ehcrpesf he
itrcae way q rrtr Of duane street. ssfsriished 1870
GRovEH BsKeR
A. psmi, ae-ius Msehios
psse and sccsp.sb sfe, dsughsse. sst~v
or LADY fsnd II Il tao best mscAne In tnos, tsS
brcsdsap.
Ar Josn, pAsN s.RlEr, = % yoR ooroRus
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LLSEnINg KANSAS
ID vkte ksrs.s ~ "bi,edins"
he'd hsSs tr~esfisg
To drs- Al ticoa re veins
The D. w~er of
Thea q - the 'sounx fry"
Bescr- e-ch ~ rufi st~ .tt.svs
Newt the ~ ~ nthi .b pot'ou. tssec.s LvO0sDA
powder tnst csstrcys them ara pills fetal
lepot 81 Bfoauvv
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IMPOSING CATHOLIC CEREMONY.

Coss~es sss.n az sf. Gnu ~ tue Ise uacu-
Iss- Co.rs PssD"- sss,Ss. by A cab,..o,
Hushes-
According TO public ssooaoceaent, yssserisy ng
was spart by The authorities ca.hoi In
this city ,or thu ynsecrati OF
tbe Church u The Iu.calss CONGO ,ioo, IN Four
teersb street, Prs avenue Toe gco oy dawn
Of tbs morning promise OF damp snd ohesress
day. From eaf,y boar the previous evsGins large
assse Of besGy clouds hal rolling sulIsa oatsa
Sous along The shy, which, npan Of tho
scky cleaning 'gb'niIg and bling night WIND, supplied
unmsfasesp Indication u approaching fall OF rail-,
Mo- hero any rssi,y IN lhese coaoascos; for II
midnight the rain fell heavily, ard continued with
sl'gbt intermisson fail unit morning The pub
he had been no, I'D that the ceremony would com
ooh ok A. and in conssq those par
inmediALsly Interested on tns grsand long before
Ahis hour. Tho Of the atmosphere, hog
ever 30 doub, proven ed persons from ate adinr
WHO Other sse been pte~eot; but for all this
81 carly boo there soody numbsr Of "ths faith
ful" sssenbied OF the por' al, suxioasy
Awaiting admission rhe outer gates barred aad
boltss permitted 10 enter until long srter
The ceseuon had oesao
Tho pests Who conservation OF the
Sew bu ldps 10 arrive, by Que, after seven
O'Clock, aud In thu tie nbsse osfore che
gates Increasing. Il was not, however, uau
eter cs ht O'Clock that the kght reverend Afcno~npp
Hughes ISIS rhe arrival OF tho Archbishop
was scon followed by that Of the Assistant BsboDs tho
aeon, and those ciergymen who 70 lake
par. 10 the services OF the day
The following the OF the clergy Ia the order
they sIrivsd:-
His Grace the Mot Rev Archbishop Hus,es;
Hight Rev. Joca LOnghiin, Bshop u brooklyn;
R.bt Rev Jono 7a'rs, Bishop or Savannah, Ieorgs;
gbs veIy Rev. W Stsrks, Vicar q, DsrSl;
Archcfsc-n @acf arrrp;
ha pa hin NJ thaC ~ thaT ,cpN.
Gu ale Coacsption,
Tbs Rev Eceeue Mcclure Asss ant Pastor or the ssme
Ths R'v WV Accei.And, Pastor ol the Church Of chs
TrsLsBsora'ich,
Rev. Mr.. Mcs.rney;
Pew. Mr. Dono.t;
Rev Mr. lies,an;
Rev Nj Kelly, OF Jersey City;
Rev NJ Cnir-p, IS sno'ew q Church;
Rev. Sr. Weisb ID o-yn;
IN. Mssrs. HufDp Drscoll, Society Of Jesus;
Rev NJ. Quiu, u; -. PETERS Churcp;
Rev Mr.. McCsyhy.
Rsv ~ DcrE.ily.
Pew. Mr. Brep;
Rev Dir Alc,r,
Rev. NJ forneli
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Territorial Road---Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition wiHbe
IN presented to the County Board of SuperyisGs
of Anderson County, Kansas Territory, at their
next session on the third Monday of October next
in conformity with "an Act TO provide for the open
ing, vacating and changing of highways" to es
tablish the following Territorial Roads, viz:
A Territorial Road, Beginning at point on the
Missouri State line, intersecting the Missouri Stats
road from Butler, Missouri, 20 Moneka, Kansas;
thence through Linn, Anderson, Cofey, Madison,
Breckenridge and Wise counties, TO Council Grove,
in said Wise county, being mail route No. l5OOI.
Also, Territorial Road, Beginning at the City
of Lawrence, and running thence south via Praine
City, Ohio City, Fairyiew, Hyatt, and CoffschiqR
TO Humboldt, in Allen county, being mail route
No 1904.
Also, Territorial Road, Beginning at the town
of Ossawattomie and running thence through Ly-
kins, and Anderson and COhey counties to NeO-
sho City, being mail route No. 1923.
Also, Territorial Road from Sac and Fox AgeH-
cy, via Cresco, TO ntersect the road from jefferson
City to Council Grove, and to intersect the rad
from Ossawattomie to Neosho City.
Also, TerritOriai Road to interseet the mad
from Ossawattomie to Eeosho City, end the most
practicable point, and to run thence to the Town
of LeeOy, in Coffey county.
W F. N. Army,
sep4-w3 and other petitioners
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-11
The ottlmwa Convention.

One week from next Wednesday, con-
vention of Delegates win meet at Ottumwa
to nominate three candidates for the next
Territorial Legislature from the nineteen
disfranchised counties" A great response
bility rests upon the members of this con-
vention. The three men that are to repre-
sent one-third the entire population of this
Territory, should be good men and true, in
deed. No truckers. trimmers or time-serv-
ers, but n,en-of talent. energy and deter
mination-who viii make amends for their
lack of number by their activity in promo
ting the interests of their constituents
The people of these counties sent to the last
House of Representatives three persons
whom it was bard to tell whether they were
most "knaye or fool" They lid nothing
but speculate; aud came back to their con-
stituents with their pockets fall of town
stock. They made no effort to obtain new
apportioDrnent. that those whom they rep,