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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-17
OUR FAMILY MARMETREPORr.

The past week has been sgnazedby the first appear.
anee Of Southern vegetables IN market Six hundred
barrels Of Bermuda potatoes arrived in vessel and
areretang for seven dollars barrel We win soon have
plenty Of these fine potatoes which will % quite treat
after the poor affairs have been eating for some time
back. few tomatoes have arrived the place.
Green peas from Charleston, and large lot are
pected in the steamer due today. Trade in potatoes ~
dull, and large quantities continue TO arrive from the
West There nearly all kinds Of early spring ve'
getab!es in market, will be by quotations.
few lots Of asparagus w. locks, water crosses &c
are plenty
Game Of all kinds s few wild ducks from the
lakes wild pigeon and English snipe all thGt is worth
mentioning. Poultry very high in price.
Meat Is without change. Spring lamb sells for 81 80
81 90 per quarter It is hardly fit to eat yet
shsd s quite plentiful and the probability is that next
week viii be the cheapest food in market The North,
River is as full of shad poles ever, Notwithstanding the
law and Harbor Commissioners. Connecticut shA6 sell
higher than New York shad being much larger and inter
There rs nothing else worth noting this weak
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Basbsdoss Eickerson, Ncherson FBedford; CohAsss
J:sy crS: Fan II; s, w's
IIG s1,.s snorE apr! S SMrs::sd o. s:D
sR.s.s H;S.; 3 " 1 S.,:s gs3 e..
S Sn ,. SD & sfa5: Chaplin o. Kellogg fAAAs
Ss.
si E. }sn
ss So.deS sA live s /. issslas :el1 s.Sisss
HSE s% % T ass p .s Ss s:
S.Ms s'Iniss:Sn Ss iysrpGo SSsSa.Hoa SSsr
ss sag ssess
lO nA .tss%shp Chs~ Norss9 Place Powder
George, Atwel BALTIMORE. Below, coming up-steamshp
ys cs1 n 1; Sss
Ter Gr Prnd
Stein I'm Charleston CID steamship Black WARRIOR Smith
TidlSss Ssssa' Lysrpoo ! wssnsy. Gray. v.sSsls;
dssss Boston, Sarss Grace Hs%monS TSonsS
do, Constapta panl Oliver AaOrca; Prociosa pan)
sS H. by ssD sip Marcia Fa.r p socllAnd Me-
Towed ;s1 sh il 81 ships Gen Washington and MOhonso;
SoRF ApSi SAT- ssip Mary Glover, Chase Calico;
and Cher
inEor repairs to master CID Schr Annie Hamnn Var
NEWPORT, April l4Arr sol, Rosoius; wes.ga.e T.un-
Henry, Philips do for DO w. ''''p ''""
In Dutch Island harbor l*h sshrs Timothy Pharo Gran
from Warren for Alexandria; Simmons, BaTYatt,
from Providence for do Golden Rre Wbert do for do ed
Everett, Msihews, do for Baltimore; and others
NEW LONDON, April ii-Arr schr Governor Case Boston
for Wilmington NC.
NEW HAVEN. April l5-Arr scAr Mary Bromley Phls
dephs Sid sehrs Sterling, AMI Sarah Elizabeth NYork; Jno
Walker FaIren, Porto Ri Jas En- gsb. Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA April 10 Arr brig o. Brien, Robinson,
WORK schrs w Scranton, Csthcart, Palermo l. Mer
shon spsagE Guantanamo; Mary Eray. Bianchs.d BSeks
port; Thompson Barnes Mary Ann Caroline, Bow
en-; Corson Corson, and THOMPSON LLOYD Bosom;
Taylor Young and Alabama, Garcner New YORK; Fanny
spence PORT Wahhal CID steamer City Of York. Howes
Boston bark Trutt, scu: EOreals brig Mslaz1o Pat
srsop Boston schrs Florida key Elizabeth b Bacon and
liam Kelly, Edwards, Hartford # Thompson, Barnes
PORTLAND April I4-Arr schr Julia Newell Blake bal
Cid bark w Bridge Goodng Havana; brigs Esi
nore Whiimofe, Caslda, Cuba Wabash lew, Of kenns
bank, go 70 9th tons Hodgdon Havana.
PROVIDENCE April l5-Arr stesmer Curlew, William
Nyork sloop Pointer Fowler, DO Blow bark Edm Dwight
Nckerson from Mobile soop Blackstone from NYork; and
three schrs unknown Sid schrs Wild Pigeon, Eken, Bal
tmtre; Winfield Scott, Higgins. TacSer, Va Katrina Van
Cortand Leet Croton N.Y. and from below brig Souther
RICHMOND, April H-Arr brig Rosale (Br) holmes Ma
snzss schrs Jacob Lorrard Lyon Mary Matt Ireland
Albany Sid bark Impersdo, Hubbard Rio Janeiro schr
Moi erson Nckerson. Boston.
SAVANNAH, April 10 Cback date-Arr eanshp Star of
the South Lyon, NYork CID ship Asia Howard, Lverpoo
brgs Forester Murry st Johns NIB Brchard Torrey Ea
ton Jacksonville; schr w Raleigh, Horton, NYork
WILMINGTON, NC, April l3-Arr bark Seranac, Bgbee
Cardenas ldlath, schr Ned, Henderson, NYork.
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Achr J Henry, Abarot vxsinia
gebr nree Sisters, Quihan visghia
sehr Aarsh, Redley Virginia
6chr Frances French, LoyeiAnd, Vlspaala,
schx Maria Jana, Jones, BAlimora~ kAayA
BclrPA1iaa, Hilmen Rocklana.
eshY aaA Bird, Spear Roekand
Schr Chance, Haskell, Rockland.
ScArGAneatuch Kelly, 0}0uossksr.
SchY HnAn Ludwig Walden, Providence.
6chr Died EN-, Butler. Newport
Schr Caroline Smith, New LondAn,
schr Rose IN Bloom Ball, New Haven for Glxasc&pat
eloop Dvnn Name Speyer. Virginia.
Bloop Oregon, Brown Md netOwn Point NJ
sloop willard. Buckingham, New London
steameY Caledonia. Layhed. Bsilisnose.
Steamer Locust Point French. BSlwoyo
Steamer Hayah Jones, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Westchester. Clara, Providence
Steamer Chss Osgood. Smth. New I0DaOn and Norwich
BELOW.
Brig State Of Maine, om CsrGenas-By pilot boa. ksy.
Ann.
Two brigs, Unknown.
Wind during the day from NV te Gw.
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Bids will be received for the purchase OF the lands gross.
for separate parcels above described the lie armen
itself the right accept rejec. either boh
may be deemed most outrageous ~ The government
Bids will be received until II o'clock 81 tn day Or
Nay al which hour all then before the department. will be
opened.
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
the purchase OF the Island OF Rock Issnd.n
Payment 10 be made In cnsh 20 the Assistant
S. LOUIS The Treasurer Washington. within ftren
days after the acceptance OF The bids and receipts transmit
ted Immediately To this department. In allure N
make the payment within the time spe.ie1 The award shall
be declared null and void. JOHN H. FLOYD,
rsla.-~ -
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w AsHINGioN AouIDucT.
w o'ricr or yrs wlsurssyos Asvspycz.

wasarsa,os March 1888
vr Iposdnrt ,eors'ns 70 psns md speeYcsop. s1A
win be exhibition IN Ills once and Afer lss q
BIDS YIN be r.csiyed FOR NE ecmpleo. Of the whole -cri
ons u. unea s.ss reserTina The rss % .as eossrse
for The whole or for the separate vorh nos
pron only q hs ycrt can be completed -i,h ,hs Az
yropanons row avshAoc sna me eonLaev wi We sunless
engineer sh pre-crib. the .nOunt Of
vct be done and he rate Of under each contract
frsssy upon he monthly ssums.es q the
ing 10 per cent on AL payments un,l NE eomnson o. ne
vorsmen shall be paid ner FUN wages monisr, aud In
Proposal. .soua ;. ..s.A and snao..ea rrcpo-s. FOE
for 3, H sScis or - any ps y
ms % >, snr psr 81 he rors Who sise 20. ~
euy for The completion Of their osn<sc Al reasonable
Rvsry offer must BE- accompanied by written ru.rsnt~s
h ~ Sss s hs ss sSe bidders VIII .
,her BIDS be accepted enter into a. oesr.on within V.
.s Il =. e., ssS s 3. sSgs
ssiss District Attorney Navy lssnt officer Of me
general gcvernmcnl Q, adydaM sno.n 70 zoe hnsneer
hos III be opened in IN. pr..enc. o. the i-rs noon
The 70 be let lyion Of he dam
coggisaSn q ..:ossy sTlass; ssse v, ..lns si...
n cs sp. s s ps. $
t. a.lsuss T,:.rvor % = ssyy lara and cher gr9ci
service reservoir In Georgetown and snppy % cement
sand brcss ssd s other materials for all OF which
detailed
noasons W be exhibited IN this of1ce.
of The bids will bs made upon
ties noted IN The specifications and plans exhibited the
q lsir and should bid be aeptei tia
ne contracts will be made upon ihs estimate
n the Engineer 81 prices 10 be fred by him, with the
reservation Of per until the enro lotion OF ths
contract according 70 the spesacsions and psu-
Proposals should state the time vitain which ea-h work
will BE completed provided Congress aopropraics the
ceetary funss
BY srder Of the Secretary Of War,
W. "
Captain Of Engineers In charge OF Washington Aquuol
FORM or GUARANTEE
To Car. - G. nses, Y =. k,etrrsss.-
We, the undersigned, resdepts OF -, Ia The state
- hcrehy, Jointly and seversly. covenant vihthe Uotsd
Sa,es arc eusrAny, In case the foregoing bid OF = be
eepasce u ,he ssd hid for the same
With frod and SUFFICIENT suretss perf~rm tbs wcrh o ~
nish The srses PROPOSED In couforvsy 70 me ers ~ ~
advertisement under which u made AUD w Ne we
said shsll fail N into contract .s snr->.m
lusrssiy maize good difference bstwe~n We onef ~
he said - ana tks ssst lowest bidder. 70
Signed. -
thereby certify A, :. M he. Of mr spcw.ds. Nd bs
Net he sbovsna. ed sussn,cr. good and 'ucie1.
Signed. r.
We SONS or MALTA, ATTEND -MsxDERs or MFR
l can,ii, lodge No 1. J. = N, OF brootlyn, are re
aVesed 10 attend special meeting At their ods room Nv
Uonrt street uoniaspe Hall on Mondsy merit ih n- :,
hgiy pes,,ssisd ~ o. DER Of wn W. rOnp, q O.
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WAR DEPARTMENT

w WASHINGTON. March &c 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received this dep until
the 3si day OF May for the purchase AL
less than legal subdivision, of the unso land OF
slaud OF Rock Island" the State Of Illinois, heretofore
for military purposes.
The descriptions and Of the uDsod tracts into which
island divided by the and for which proposals
are now invited, are follows,
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, ALBANY

the Of The Land oce and
day Of May next at Il O'Clock NJ Congress Hall in the
city of Albany will the sale by auc Of that
New M
erected in the cay Albany The Of Broadway and
ed in the office Of the Secretary of State The conditions
sale will be that part of the purchase money be
and the snder within sixty with interest a, the rate
of six per cent per Neglect refusal TO comply
Win hs terms of SALE will subject the purchaser 70 penalty
Deputy Secretary Clerk Of the
of the Land Office.
OVFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ Company New Orleans April g. ls5s-Notce is here
by given that in conformity with article three Of the
OF this company the annual election for nineteen directors
e during the ensuing year will be held at this once
Of X. and 2P Il. GEo. 6. LAwRAsoN, Secretary
TANNANY SOCIETY, OR COLI MILAN ORDER.
Il NEw YoRk, April IL, 1883
BnornrRsAn adjourned meeting o. the members of the
chansn and Of the regular organization and OF The
mocrac party and opposed the candesne and oath bound
association known the Toresers which Is endeavorng
TO feud in venerable society and obtain the
,rol thereof and of the 'Old wigwan viii be hold
this Saturday evening the eth inst ~ o'clock bust
will be transacted all brothers friendly
the respectfully requested 70 attend By order Of
ANDREW II MICkIE Chairman.
JoGS Il CnAxnrns, lsecre.aries.
U,AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
James Buchanan and opposed the usurpaon OF the Ss
cbems in making and unmaking General Committees tor the
onsses 10 NEE, NJ the Uonse p Merser and
Broome streets satur- evening the 7h inst at IA
O'Clock for the purpose OF making tick ct for Sschens
ciety. JESSE WEST, Chairman.
ssas: \ S G$$.:,.sarr sssrs'ars.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. r.z

BIRasIryls -Tlour-The market less active, aud
under the foreign prices dull without change,
however. OF moment quotations Tie sales footed up
about goo 600 bbs closing within the Of the
following quotations
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TIE TURF.

JTE1oS COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTTING.-oN MONDAY,
I April ~. at O'Clock r. M purse OF 80; mite heats,
hos, tar,e in ave- 10 wagons Mr. Rodn snoak;
W Peabody Lady Charlotte; !. Do'v
e.; llosgand NAMES h, Colt ". lalmsn nsmrs hr. 8.
Panic, j. Conway names br Malta Al half pas three
match for $40 mile heats best three In i've 81
runs VI. Woodrun names b. N fnr W. WhelAn names b.
m. Lady Csvsn. SHAW a WHITE, Proprlesors.
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HdHTEI.s.

Nlose, HorrI. DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT
M corner Bowery and Ba,ard street. prov,a.d -sn AZ
The decaces n the rpon the European IN sns hr
nshed throughout with patent sprins beds l@snss 70 Ana
B. Cenia
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REWARDS.

cs1 REWARD LOST, ON FRIDAY LAST ON THE
l side of the city between Fourteenth and Riying
doctor The owners and ad
the The reward With Tanks viii be given,
ats. Third avenue, or al leo avenue ID.
clO REwARD-A ROW sKrFF sToLEN, PROM THE
CIV prcmss OF John Post saltersvile New Jersey,
the nigh OF the lGh The si skin s sixteen feet boom
painted green outside; skill two pair OF
oyster longs tculs her Whoever will return the
The place mentioned will re,sye the above reward
cEn REwARD.-LosT, BETWEEN TIE CORNER or
sDsDO Atorne, and Grand streets and ths Park,
memorandum ok containing three hundred dollar bills
hfiy, t9eniys and tso The owners name "a
wr,lcn the tile page. JOS H. TOONE, - Heck ST.
cox REWARD. AND 40 QUESTIONS ASKED -
- ZD Lost hc Everett House, light blue
ncrd gold bracelet with four dlamOnis set disgonauy
Apply ~ room No. Is Brevonrt House.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

/ uAAIlc FOR ERv yovp-rms
kys Hrrs.........,s sooy SETS .........evs u ~
euN seTr Ti k,sH WATER. Al -
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Canadian was unchanged Southern brands we're
-b ,Ros Of about 200 so bbs., within the range OF
the above quotations. Rye Lour-smsl sales were made
AZ quotations Corn meal steady, with saes o. about
100 bbe. al figures. Wheat w@ more sctve but al
rather easter rates The sales embraced about 100
1900 bushels, included In which about 900 500
bus bes Chicago spring ~ pc 800 do southern Indiana
red Al VI 10 chooe Kentucky white At 81 g., and red
southern al VI L. Corn Lrmer and more active.
The sales embraced about 5000 50 600 bushels, in
GLIDING white at &c &c the later Ggure for Devs-
resur and yellow at &c &c. with small lot al soc
Rye-Ssles Of 900 600 bushels Jersey aud Northern
were made st &c 20. tsie steady aud No good
demand with ssles q ssie and Western at as aud Gle
to- STATE and jersey. Barley dali sales 81 few
haudred busols were made At Sc and 600 do barley
nssn AZ t0c
Csfyr "A cargo uhe spartss y consisting Of 400
tsss ~ Ro sold II exc four months loo do do q,
10 lel.c and go casks and 600 bags Iamaca at D 4
C.ryox--fhe sales embraced s5eut 500 bales without
queabe change in prices Sellers we're not pressing
market while purchasers entered sparingly, and u
close ed with quiet spirit The by the Afro Il had
been 10 far concerned anticipated by The
Washington.
TRKCHrs vefe heavy and engagements very light 10
bverpoo 600 .oOoI bbs. Dour were enfaged al
10 ~ 900 bbls. ro~in q, Ia IQkd. NO grain on cot
aoob wa repvrtsd hs'es 70 LONDON sere ga'NL 10
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yoRE OF GUARANTEE.

We SONS or MALTA, ATTEND -NsxDERs on MFR
L can,ii. fodge No H. q q N. OF brootlyn, are ~
40 speeisi meeting, At their lodge room Nc
Jourt street uoniasue Hall Monday merit lNh inst ~
oc0ct " NJ CENTRAL and puncinsl sO, ~ ~ ~, - ~
hrly rcquesfsd. ny 0der OF W. W '''''' " "
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BILIsIAlsDS.

BILLIARDS.
DuIIAhp TkBLks-Ir YoU WANT As 1000 \ ia.
ID be formerly COS. $50 FOR 500 c., Al 80 Ann stree.
presented also uimn ings and ane sc md hand .e'e
DuIIlRp BlIIs-PATEyTED AUGUST {. lss;-A
Dan scSy I o he be Weigh and eey
no. 70 eng nor gs o. sgJId aaa nt'o, sSp H.
vsnor, AZ Browne street
DuLrARp TABLKs-PHEL.Ss IMPROVED Bu,
ID Hard table. and combination eusAonsProected bT let
Ieoru,g ~ ls'S December ls5',
The recen, improvements made in these table. make
them nsurpssed in the world fey sow offered 70 N
never before obtained any bnlsrd salcsron 10
And ocoNSSR coIssbss A sois mani
RnlIAhos MADE EAsy;.A gssrEcI y.2w
diagrams &e, splenddly illustrated In Pbelans new book
s r;e i1ae IS tSS gs
pnIiAnp TABLrs-oy ALI. SIZES AND or EVERY
ID description desired with uinmpgs everything r-is
rs sAra spa f2r s ss S..., ssss
fev second hand tables Tor sale.
UoUR SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLEs-rS a LARGE
in and spacious saloon ~ chilling gsmc, In counec
tween Rivinsion snd stanton rri.e rolling daily.
IN CENTS A GAME-AT THE ELEGANT BILLIARD
" saloon formerly tno sn as M,saens e.isrd ss1oe
sor Including drinks or lunch.
NEWSPAPERS.
Tnr SCOTTISH AMERICAN IouRSAI-ouT THIS
i day, with special editorial supplement- BY james "
ttplay
T,Hr WAY or i.IFi WILL pE PuBIrsHEp on 81.
II tur,iay, April a. 1855 TIM WAY OF LIfE, weekly
Christian paper conttnng intelligence Of the ess OF the
rsngious revival In this city, and throughout The United
srs also information especiing the operations OF young
mems q risan associations wherever they exist; and
the results Of special eh0rt The pan n The
ous nReical churches throughout the country zach
,umbrr viii contain faithful sketch Of one sermon by an
Fyannslp al minister and sunday school or Bible class
pof, portion OF the paper will be devoted " seiec ions
nom the voumnous correspondence a. the COMMITTEE
Me- New York Young Men IhrsaH
a,sorlsiIon EDGAR tfEkRfE.,
Editors and Publishers. 10 Pear IT,. n. v
an communications 70 be sddrcsscd 'tbe wayso fNe."
ho, al ro,t once. ~ Tcrms-ti ~ srnum, psya
BILE In Single copies cents, hy copirs and
vafds cents each special advantages 81 Remit
snces be made IN postage rsmps spe meu numbers
forwarded upon application send In yonr orders
RESTAURANTS.
OATsKiLL HOUSE.
" 8s wess street
j. L WkvsB.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
r,oIEY roR NAY-sYE rHs SPLENDID may
tT Queen plate and The other magnhcen, attractions 10
oash To .e n. p:n Sy " such sv a.
found IN no other Puec.in Dresses for DE street. for
%esr Is Isr1 ,, ,psr /. new so.y By MI.
fo% HON. &C. For sale By N y. dealers.
rrHoMAs u. BENTON.
n APPLETON 90, Ne- Yo-s.
ry announce that they have In press and WI hs-
VOLUME VII.
BEx1oS's ABRIDdFuESr or rur
Which Is finished to the end OF i " neinle he history
Of The area. sna e ~ s
but aie~ hours before he expired.
d a. 20 '''' '';' S = IsTi sB SFfTcis'''
RESroSs rIuRTY YEARS vIrw.
which attained me extraordinary sale Of
SB-ThIs new edition viii be enriched by naoss inter-
AuroBIoGRAPHIcAL sEErCH
wri',rr within three nnon'hs Of his death
1ht edition VIII ALEC have
-. .or--.- = AZ. -.-.- ~. -
RAILROADS. .--.----.-
HUDSON RIVER RAIrRoAp;-gIrsEss TRAINS ms
ns rSr N %s ss sSd sSrSsr leave csSeTs
'ce'S'S s." and 0 ~ s'a = SIR ssff superintendent.
NTrv YORK AND H1RI.HN RArI.RoAD COMPANY
N -" srptwo .pp1pGnsryr.
Train. ,..ss sss ssSo .opss, q sr-s
sos n Man train stopping at wnisnsbriass and an
sisp NJ Yer white Fi.ps stopping =, ell Intermediate
Trsn. leave Tie depc. Of Twenty saA
goursh avenue, New York. Al
sB A. For wiilamsbridse, stopping 81 an istermcdass
TINA r. write Plains, "a. do.
2WP n willsnshrege do. do.
lsr, r. ~ Dover Plains, dc. do.
s0 p M Wniismshridge DO. do.
Returning trains leave Albany for View vors ~
fS ~ MAI stopping ~ all ssens north ~ ssd a. Wiz
usnsbrdre. WM.J CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
DEvNsyLvANrA RAILROAD
The great central route the West. Time Al teAsf -
short snd rates OF fare and freight low ~ all times by
oher route For passage sorrsc, for cgnt
from New York 70 any point In The snilre West call 'eo
compsnys Office, Ne. 2 Asfor fIousr, New York
ID UILIOTT, Psssenscr Aren't
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At Q meeting Of the Board Of
the X1ick erb0chor Ice o.. ON
T. Compton was unanimously
j. WILCOX Secretary.
WILLIAM j. WILCOX. Becrofa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ArAN ANNUAL M41C1ION, HKLD At r1D OFrICH
"A Of Tie HnfckcYbocker Ice Co.. on Tuesday April u,
66 Ne foovins duly elected trustees Of sAd
company for Ne ensuing year
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LOST AND FOUND.

yAUTION.-LOsT, A CHECK DRAWN BIZ CHARLES
~ CLARK in favor, the Atlantic Bank for 81 l62 SO
All cautioned agsinEt negotiating said check
payment has been stopped. JACOB LITTLE & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13
Bayard Taylor as u Printer.

The editor of the Plymouth Qn.,l Locs-
motire, who was printer in the same Office
where Bayard Taylor "served his time,"
tells some interesting "reminiscences Of the
great traveller:
We had the honor to succeed him in our
term of " devilship' in the Iiilrgye Record
office, West Chester, Chester CO., Pa. We
we'll remember the time when he started
out on his first tramp" with his small
satchel containing change or two Of linen.
and with fifty cents as 4 capital. The az.
prentices in those days had TO carry papers
thrurgn the country on horseback, and our
route was Just past his fathers house.
We DO not know Of 4 single time, through
rain or shine, that old Mr.. Tsy or did not
meet Us a, the end Of the lane with a happy
smile, wishing US a good day. and as we
would hand him the Week. Hecord, he
would remark, "a fair eNchau,. ~ 70 rob-
berry" filling one side Of our saddle bags
with nice apples and grapes. lie was a
member Of the Society of fr.rrjs. With
his little farm and family around him, he
was happy man indeed. l. used to in
ouire anxiouSly after Bayard, F., 'd said, "Hs
liked To ramh,e around too much he was
no, steady enough" Little he knew then
tha. his son Bayard, the Printers appren-
te, would be one day quoted As the gteat;
est travelling historian that America co uld
beast of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-13

A PRIZE FIGnr AT LAFAYETTE, 1SD.-Fan-
cy stock is going up, and prize fights are
not without their effects. Robt. Jones and
b. ~. Chase, two limbs of the law, had a
fist fight in court, at Lafayette, on Wednes-
day last. The Lafayette Courier gives
the following graphic account Of the first
round
"Mr. Chase gave Mr.. Jones the lie, where
upon Mr. Jones planted a well directed bl W
between the two eyes Of the aforesaid Mr..
Chase, and was about to follow up his ad
vantage, when Mr.. Chase aforesaid got
home" as the "fancy" express it, with a
beautiful sri hit counter" On the frontisPicce
of the aforesaid Mr.. Jones, and the attorney
for the plaintiff dropped as lumber as four
cent muslin. He came to "time" however,
and closing with the railroad attorney, piled
him into the jury box in very uncomforta-
ble shape"
AS the parties were both exhausted,
friends interlcrcd and had the second round
poned.