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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

HAyAL sTORE s-sri,. ~ seu.i1. .. wy q,a. b..A.
T. ~ Or ste !. 'g2''.s con ~. ~ - ys "a eoe.,s,
riss are h.cy 81 I'D wlh wr r.tss vb.ca ts1s.
i.s but fh ~ ~ bny,f. IN niafkt Fur. d s....
Cu1r uu-hsl ed. 10 Common RIA :Sefs 70 s0tasS &As,
A. ire ices ai~ 10 ni isqles- nar,
ais ulcLsused Slr~ Toe Rls p-sl a.y -3 a. es, sias
ssnd 1o-io' a' o. s,. .'7.'y P.s N ioe hsass
~, ios Lo.45E house TaF p-sy ara so1cshs- aal NJ
heavy
s. s5. hu rsulr paIcss hr Isfy Ia FsA
Os 'herc 3;hos y NOV ut don, sd p7c- gosasarl
Deer ana 'e.sy tg a. tee'e - not s"o'sa sAasa
PROvisIoSs- The Pork u,.rse' &. sruer ms l.s.,sI
tuipspcc'ed P.ll- Me-, sISf.s as4f. sN ses5 IS iS
r.ia,. srd sii ~ r SuI A-.s ilsi~d n TIE '.s se 800
vrh AZ cousins s..ss 1t - h,s " ~ ~ ~ ,:s'
ny Mcp S2aS - or 'ssacsed Nrs' and $40 90 50 ss
s7Ia 10 Fi,n. M'~' hft bid s1A $40. q GOD lnd.
At sE z. = VANS ~, s'',t, = n5 " ,. LSt
,',.ey ard IN fi d-liaad To- H. rd - TIE cs do
zee bp-nauu fran =, n d. o bbsl sic. IS,
bss nj rN a, seiic. choirr L.. I'D - k",s. u: CT
Mats sid ti"Dy; s.es ~ aida ADd t-s
lie den a isir; SAL. i 50 box- ae Sonrle.. Maales 81
Bu-e7 10 u rques q; ID. fJr Vhs', Ana sSs.
fT state. CAeese ], abundant q. "a =
RCFN A-l- has bSeB done w Gn5te con non - e'As
sLTPFTFRA Boston the ses r a'es Days ooanpy,,. s
tsgs ~ and 20 bassGa, = RI mos AID hrU, win
s,cd osn,sos ,,..,. a...,,,
~. 80 b,Sr b,r ris,si Their, n dsy ~ $40 as x
81 - eG Do ;; 81 n, sI .,, Sysa $40 ''' ''' ''
sLGAAS s,e qae ard pcss noeh.ns-l ssas II M hAds
Pur'r Roo q, ~, GO hrds n a '.s7s' and ID boxes
Boon snd White HsssDe Al & q e.
TALLOvrar m.,k-t cios' os'e sid vrry quiz sses q
7cG - at 93dsic .c,sh
II, ,.n o,eI U3 ID c"s- a ate'~s ~di - TAI PoA rs
~ ion tc-ds, mo -ei 'w - MISTY Bee. 40 so st
SAiD icc Campo steT. flfa|ha npef's, So ossase
'WH'sKy-ThS wa,Est >. s,an better Ire dmAa good,
s.ss q ECO bills n 2 nv.
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Arrived.

s.e-r,shp Thomas Swan Ramsey, Baltimore snd horfn
css. 70 n b. Cromwell q. the run ios, sto ~
passed ssio Teiessph, beating out o. Hampton aosts
Steamship Jsn-r-Oyp Parish. RenEloud NorlJk, &C. ude
psss h-DiJ LvdiIa- Tb4t:GAy, - psod SO an
sbp Eoa1oke. hsDce tor noffolk.
steamship Sax ala Ham scu~) Elders Hamburg Jone sn
Southampton Janr Al nes cid fSl pss W hanasie
Co. Hsss1Irepoed westerly .indst eRtIs passage MOI
ins al tines seIy Isa. Sailed .coc.h c-bss fs aos N@s
touS 1slc 5ahIto Lore isaac whee Ahe 70 sf ~ se@n
sccouu. of the 'ook pilot ir 10. ETA gnbst t~wess
tne light snp AID Sandy HOoA. id ns. AZ I'd Sss'
tucEe psasee csabe opsi yard snip paIt~d black Aao~
rec bu'ree W & Willis name bjgLo east
g, sc u. Pbtuy. Espsh~nced nshs winds AID bs .
the rsssSra. HEd plot on .sSd c.ys, -
Big tizsbtn, SrseE!.s Csiss Gays iannoef y coAS
Bo5non.
Brs James Davis Staples Roraou, for Bosson !.
Big iAEch Gil Alanc SSs sLo u Fot Hnbnsa
schr H. c. ho~aIc tof Hstsica Nickessva, Pot spae
TI.ase IL days aud ~ as.sisr IA inst, spse
sncicr at he i.l.rd - Synbr-r sbp Humphrey s's
lo1eirz and wo-a ssii abo a, he IN or isH
sehr. S. App-ton, Taylor, BsstOn Gays, nse 70 a.
kiek.Tsoo. q,
Steamer Delaware, Copss, Ph..dspsa and Csre Nay, n
AID u 4. IeiAi:r -.
Steamer osrecA saith, Norwich and New London. DAs'
=. n. kocsweI. -,
Steamer fO,omsss Cuslusn New Bedf<d rdss 70 Js'ss
Alrr- Is
SIS CGriew, Williams. PreTidcnoc mds 70 i'se w.
PTLOW-l hak.
SailtD-Sss lmsLip' Ksprsroo, Jsfreys, EVepsA rhA~
phi-. Haggsor, Hawai- rid NeS. Oirsas
"iaD-Duins tA- lsy, s.S.E.
TLr tesDsr shc of THO Ch,ressou aod tiavsne I1S' "
ihl ornng taken tao lAss = csicnA DOCK oT elsn~
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THE "ELOPEMENT CASE
To DE Ed,,oy Of TIE ". Y. tribune.

To De Edi0T q TIE Y. !. ITiVaHr
SiR: deem II iocurIbent ION SIT Of JUS
.ie % nv Wills par u,s sud 10 false iDpson
hat n9y abo-d BY the report o The odns before
Judur which sPo'ed iu pbf at 'hn ibih us
~ ate pr ssne the writ u he1eIs eo' 1ey
DEFINED wcu.d give "a. .e 1sr qes cisise
NV aTsctoI fe os t-sir daughter away troD and
said 1.ss should BE- sii>y "a thom ;h'y would a'e
no ob,. ~ fD.l,. hePp1e- ~ -. tO'
con.eu,.d ~ this sbe polooo but el
while a5oIius under great t1 IN great s.ro
hy payg fr BtDti fhr adgirD oil Ore'n 1ri5as
ri noe who saf ,h hig only on the pr OF
her psT,ts gaia time ia order that hev might send t1er
alali away hss'cI ~ iaTyes oc, and ordered po
CO, dit 70 commenced forthwith Tiis nnt.y a ~ 90 my
ia Lnreiy grst at,rward sTned Shat vito was
t es. BET liberty by heI psreD,s but lie c5Itray
Va, esta By ih-in viii marked CONFEDERATION Ia c1acusor
xould sie tba, n 1Du:ter been ar1irtri7 @''d.
YOuis WILLIAM hr.rNhDl.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF nEw-Yoax.....-....JUss


Steam Philadelphia Haa N, Java and r. o.ians
snie-G Morse Dir suore S. Johns, N. b. c. c. Duncan
Co
Bsks-YIns (ius) UGsc' lex Liverpool W. y. s.huidtI
Evelyn Harm s Niohu-is WALSH, Carver Chss-i Gt~
or.ul Ga.k.I Bremen, Ssuton Huger COas5t1Sa
lErsn) Saver, TT trcIIn, ". Il. 5clMidt
Bsgs-J.m-s Du,ls, sple- BO.tn H. ID. BfookIsa CA
Ayoidsle DIX. Ga7cner 6 r. J. Peters
S4toonrJ. D.7, CaaUprn, So irgtsn HsDings Mafsr
O0sius Flying fish PIIcesux 81 JShus N. T.. baeyi
Name, Hsrici We. iDcee j. UeseI, Vivid Hssf<
ST. Jch,s y. b., %. n. DIVINE.
sl.op--.icDIy, Gl-cdirg, n, wpor Eivs-ds.
Bs.e--faloo., BroughtOp, BsilDVe w. D.izsn
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COURT OF APPEALs.-JusE Il.

MOI. D Is tS, 61-oJuck tH
No rs T0wseTd AT. Moth ~es'ern lDsu-Ice Company
Argued M Saru. BvAIdsIey iof aPpt Nj T. L. tAlcief
for re.p't.
No. Gf-sabmitted M A. P LAnriIr couGs+l.
No CJ.F,I ssf. In4aJ. Asuel MI Nchoes Hi io spPt
Nj. JONI Tow, s1' nd for Yespt -
No. Al People az. RnnG Wd Of dsmissc1 Mr. d.
s. DcliIaco g.; p.upe ~. Francis u. Finch for dcf't
NJ LIE RoJ Lo1beT. Judgment reversed With oSss
70 sbide o.sposiaon al Supreme COGr-
No 27-Bteker aat Lynen Argued Mr. w. Watson sor
Al, n : = f,,f esu'.
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COURT CALESDAR-TTIs D.,

RpPRFhE C0UPr-sPECIAL IERb.-Nos. ~, J12,
lss, 100 10 23 ~, 10, l7a. ~ -
sUpRsmE 1-C,RcUIT--Nos. Adj, 4ll2 3SJt
s774 4nat 4il8 S75i 372 S7 ~ $50 5f 3,i7 ST. Sl5
a7,s % 3,i3 31'5 a5 1885, 39i ~ 1913 ii' CO.. sss
S25 !. ~ siSs 2bP 4B' - $40 43.i ISM 2id
$50 $50 Ss,o sG22 474 s 1913 $685. +45t 2s2, ~
46 iJ2 4y7o s72 a 49, fis5, 50 AZ 49,, so 40
hS7 .2D 2l5l &C. IN $50 - q iji, fiH 3l0l, ffD ~
o. 1855 38sg 1850 1872 III 2'l2 253 2ls ?9fi @}} 2iel
1877 41s f573 t5s sois mr. 1lj3 va 81 - %19 ~
~ $40 500 f1l3 4i1i 4l2 MA gt74 J2l Inn 500 49,
lil2 1923 a2i5 rms 5ls 57i5 3!5', 5912 1901 3oJs
SUTERIOR COURT Nos. 1919 ill4 o'4 Dol
COahOs Pleas PAIR Nos. 1913 lt't, 80.
1854 ib 1853 100 1891 lfti. itG 'd5 1901 lG9. s9 -
Par ,26 ll2i 49, 1874 5o7 4a 49, 1900 '5'5
1872 1876 go 49,
KINGs Cou.rY CIRcuir COURr-Nos. ZIG. III.
49, IN ~ l2I ~ 12i I.G -, Is 49,, l5 no. Rser7ed
C4aset-Eos T. Is A., -, g. 81. % -, ".
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Reerip,. Of Produec-JUsE II.

RI Eric Railroads.&c. bols Four 50 do WHISKY sfhss
W. =, A, slime 40 -irs iSa,lrI q r0ls do rs, phss
Bu.i Jo Provision. ~ 10. A-h- 32 do Bark, "a do. To-
bncco, rs bags Feed, 40 Hidea -, 49, 1890.
,ty en North HOWELL $40 bbs Flour, 1900 elsh
Wheat 3 40 busp. Corn. ,Sso bush O-ts.
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In No.. have been as fOlloMs :


IfcNpS'F ~
THE Li.ehfeld Bank, Conn 3, ruuior says, will
shory he sble TO Some Of the interested par
les RE in Negotiation with the Suffolk Bank, Boston,
IN Ike an al cement 10 redeem tie notes OF the
bspL there ipstezd Of a. New-Yoik. Those holding
the ptts had BE- tier not part With them hastily, a.
there n fair presumption OF their early pay ment:
~. hear OF the partial organisation OF the follow
ING bapks in limos: Nanogarsett Bank, Vienna,
Garden i'i.y Bank. Bank of Prsiris du Caien, ,nk
OF Brooklyn, Schuyler, Bank of Cairo, and Cattle
Eatt. V,bste; in Wisconsin, Northern Wisconsin,
E-rk' Aurora, ard BniI.lo County Bark. Nos!h
Htusten; 10 Georgia Esahsnce Bank, Ssvannah; in
I1ui.sna City hank. hsw.Otesns; in Maine. I'm
hes uagus Bank, Bangor; il Missouri, Cry b,uk AID
Esclcege Bah, 81. Lynis; and in Cshsde, Bank o:
BrsntioId. g. ~,
"A new bank, 10 lie called the Stsfipg Bank, has
been orr.nized a. Pee Plains, Duto1ess County,
n. Y. With capital of $i20 Go. NJ. Justus Booth
ha. been elected President and +. BSs.~ck Cashier.
The bark viii commence business nbOG. the lat 5sp-
tenber
.Judss Miller of the Unsed Sta Cour. for W.seoD-
.n bss rendered important opinion in relation to the
Mortgage Say law, passed recently By that Lssisis-
,ure. He ssys be shall regard the law where It a.
,epp.s :. af-c, sxisthg judgments OF dscress, q
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These .sbss are cylsed weekly BY Parker KNAPP Nos %
ard 2eO; John Harris Nos ~ and fs CLARK Johnson, No
gi; John S. HisoOx, No. SIS; K Nv Stoutenbursh Nos
s5a aud 1885, O. Perkins Co., Nos le2 and 49, and Seaman
-htsnsein Nos fJ and 4+5 Washington Market; and Drew
K French No - Barclay street.
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bIslATJsE ALMANAC D.y
srH-ases. AZ SyN-s,ts... 7.4 MOOs-lisos.
HIGH wATER......Iiis DAY
Sandy Hook. fiuy Island .i-D Hello ls
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CAREFULLY REPORTED foa Tax n Y. TRIBUNE
THURSDAY lane Up.
AsHTs-The market Is steady for BON Eads; the demsna
fir sa.s Of 100 otls a. b6.
COtTON-The market under ACCOUNTS Tie South has
advanced Al Ia t., vi salrl ol 90 bie- we quote:
NEw.yosS CfAssIFtc.Tios
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Passengers Arrived.

IN .eaa,sip SGronsI from H5nbag--Mt Corbs faaista
Corcts IvIdes COd-s LSbe dAAoosn. Gan
BAL bfn, LOus. Cussoy s'foye ". E.Sef GBos PoisA
Mis Power j. hnllian ~ serssni.
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SINGING ruyp % rim CRY o. LOUISVILLE.
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price OF the pm
,ipa articles Of Farm Produce in Washington Market,
OF Thursdsy, June II:
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COURT oE COMMON PLEAs-serc,AL rrRs--Jme H.

<SOt}hT Dt tUdhON EAts"c-SFt''"b ib"'i-'u''" -
Before Juoge BRADY
John q Fitrusn, uuses, ast FREQ 'ck A. CoDkins
The luc reDdeJcd Ia thi3 cause was based upon
n. fa tba, deenc hSsTeCoYeed teloaog 10
her, hicb he bod ibt 70 rcsa T0"; aed h up N
he VI Mr. SuenbuIEh, sd Involves no question q ul
h concerned II We b. That be hcoesty believed
hI, snea The moneys retained OF Ina soue aecsipn II
TeireDco the eto Ct competent tribunal was necess; q p
no r.a-on why sbouo be demnhtd extent a.
expenses % tie N.s lOn- 10 view. ho~cvei
a. ,Se =. saa Snr, .hT aad b. rcn
Judgment i0f plaintiff fOT si7 a. aud an allowance OF 81
DECISIONS.
Steely srds respondent, aQt Steele aud Clarke, sp-
ysnt' Msnon sn',d On p.,nent d Of ls seO
Before Judge HiLTos.
Helm sgt Rogefe.-At bcbulent ordered.
PedSis agt. Sibbcrns.-Judgmeut for plaintiff for
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-J,Ns lT.--EoIors
Judge BErrs
A BATCH of lhpICTAENTs.
This morning the Grand JdIy brought In indict-
nents sgsins, the followiog persons:
Angelo CapeM for passing counterfeit coin:
Tbvnas Dwler, second mate Of the chip Margaret
Ezs, for iDh c,iDg cruel and usual puLis luon,.
Thomas Austin, master OF the ship Jacob Nestey-
Welt, for cruel aud unusual punishment.
Tito Rnfil and George Lewis for &C lnterfeiting.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssloNs-Juae I7--sesors Jasi,o.
sHowE%Si,; SI sEsss~ y and wtt.n.
Catbsrine fiuan war convicted OF stealing 8 ham.
PenientAyy ak no1thh
psn'aoons. PenitenllEly sG mo- tus-
Ian a. Bolaud and IL oo Dsnslo were convicted of
sasalns ooetos. BoAnd PeIesta ala months aud Dsuaiow
aAsss InosthI
Joseph Remigers wss convicted of stealing = coat.
peutit stisry three months ..,.
Azores Mcksry vas convicted o. stesnng cost
Rep.-n.iary three mentLs .,.- ...
81 6ssSh jSs CEMENT snsP-beSd. ,r,-,. MI,
Margaret His gina wac convicted oil s.ealihg OshA
sele. Judgment SosFend,S- ..o -,
John Gisdy was convicted OF nteAlng ~ oshS
nate Rsm3oeee ior se1tS.oe. - d,
Moro convicted the charles Of ssbns por1ncnnI'' ana
erba R-rsaded for sentes-e
lanes Uoghes was convicted On two charges Of
lars esss. Other properly. PeensIy sc nontHs OIL
(atharine Smith convicted OF stealing pair oil
,.pia Oeps sod osp. pss.Su;ssIy ~ month";
Bxtsy MarpSy pleaded guilty 10 stealing sSee''
pela.satiAry iEo months -.
CboIIsf Jackson pleaded guiltyto stealing an over
Goa. md Other orieles PssSn1sy "T a'oon. d,.,
-. on L,e,apSsr 6rlai. Prnl.n1 IA two meaihs
John Ed9aIds ives sopvsaed ST stealing q hnen
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SUPERIOR coURr-srscIAL TrRm-JrsE Before

SUPERIOR COURP-sracIAL TERM-JuSE IL. Before Judge
IiOTtNsE-DECistONs
The Trustees of tral kim UuIvn No agt. Wake
nan II. Dyeknsn ct Motion oenicd with - cots :,
CHARLES Inns at. Am0S DAVIS III ~ m de1ed
phh costa With lbsy 70 spfy On iSO days nOee TO f'be
Be,Jir JG !1u SLosaoS.
Hamilton Fish ayt. VA. Il Merchant; Rd'hefi 'rd
~, tIs psinas rcTes - be Irti4e'
Iidc,e act. Tie Market Fire ASSURANCE Company;
Canon at. Helm Cases settled.
Before judge PifGRIPONr.
James Nesmitn agt. roe CnutOn fire Insurance Co.
vsdie. adc, iI ordered; costs 10 gbide event.
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Flour, bbs Wheat bush Corn, tusa BIr,y oltn.
1857 49,. g 81 1880 5iSts $50
1853 ...... tSei9 Z'J.'' i'-'E"7 io'''
Iucrssr.. 1891? 70 o7 Ios,''J o,Ii
TIE aggregate of 'he receipts Of the above sr;ices
20 tsr, tor the years III and ioJS have been:
gIour bis. W5eA, bash. Corn, bash Bailey ouSh.
iSs .....sis.5s 2S76 ~ e6l,Ai 29i47s
I,er,.s. ages i7saao7 s71ve2 1919
Reducing the whea, TO hou the excess Of receipts of
1873 oyer 1851 is equal to 81! 500 bbs
The receipts Of It'd, water Of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening Of the canah to and mclud
.,t mat hava heen fOllows.
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ny Telegraph.
HAMPTON ROADS, Juas l7-An shtF CH'sasass' N'
feu CsaIac.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-10
Evidence Of Public spirit.

To the Editor Of the JourndE-. aes .gsax 20
/ In your last number l noticedao articas. headed. Pub
lie Spirit / heartily concur in its tone, and I would
say, that. if there is any town in the. western country
more distinguished than another, for = proper exhibi-
ticn of Public Spirit, that town is Nininger. ,s46sm
Since the issue Of your last > number / see that the
Good Templars have got to work in the erccti on Of their
Hal. notice carpenters engaged in %mortising the
frames, and am informed by them that they will have
the building raised by Saturday next. When We re.
gard the noble aims for which the Association was or
ganizcd, and also the energy its members have displayed
in the present enterprise, we cannot but wish them
God speed. 81 4l@ *3 m
l also learn that the Baptist Church subscription
paper is being rapidly progressed in. Carpenters, ma
sons, and material men are all donating literally of
work, materials, or money. It will not much longer BE-
a matter Of reproach to this town that it is without the
house of God in its midst. Other churches will, we
doubt not, follow in the wake of the Baptist Church,
until every leading denomination will be represented in
Nininger. ..ajLs bad III zlof ytrA
I furthermore understand that j. M. Hillhouse, Esq,
has proceeded to erect a large livery stable he has Sc
lected a convenient site, has contracted for the lumber,
and will have it ready for his horses, which ARE to be
brought up as soon as the river opens. The same gen.
tleman has also just contracted for a large wood boat,
to be ready for use as soon as the river opens. : III e
Nininger is essentially the town Of Public Spirit. .
Nininger, March 9, 1858. i 9 h~ PR0oREss. r
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-10

To the Editor Of the Emigrant Aid Journal:
SIR: 1t is gratifying to perceive that so many per-
sons have determined to build here this season. 1t may
be accounted for partly from the circumstance that dur
ing the winter an opportunity has been afforded to
strangers to inform themselves regarding the reliability
Of the data on which we claim for our town site so
many advantages as peculiarly our own. They have
been found abundantly satisfactory, and the consequence
is we already meet in our streets 3 greater number of
persons intent on building than the most sanguine Of
our pioneers expected. Our site will bear inspection at
all seasons ; which is more than can be said Of many
new towns, where after q heavy fall of rain the streets
arc for a long time rendered almost impossible on foot,
not to speak Of the noxious exhalations from the mud
holes which for weeks remain as nightly m~an-traps for
the stranger. s a a.- 1o-s = .
We know of one gentleman about coming here from
a neighboring town, who has said he would not on any
consideration risk the health of his family BY remain
ing there over this spring; such a fact speaks strongly
in our favor. Can it be wrong to make it known q
Nininger, March 9Th, 1858. n DAVID CRocKErr.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-10

SEEDs.-It is the time, now, for farmers to be look
ing after seeds Of all kinds. Whatever has to be sent
for abroad, should be got from reliable parties, as there
is a great deal Of deception practiced BY designing fel-
lows to cheat farmers in selling them poor or worthless
trash instead Of what is applied for.
Sugar cane seed is very abundant this year, and be
had cheap and Of a good quality, if sought for in the
right quarter. l.. M. Ford l. Co., Of St. Paul, are q
good firm, and we think the safest and most convenient
parties to apply to for all such articles, as they keep the
most extensive nursery in the State. The american
Agricultural, one of the best agricultural papers in the
country, offers a pound Of the best sugar cane seed to
every new subscriber-which secures the journh one
year, besides the seed, for one dollar. In many places
the seed alone is advertised at two dollars o pound. It
& printed at 1S9 Water street, New York. The 'Du-
buque Farmer will probably do as well Every farmer
should take such papers, if for no better reason thant to
know whore to get good articles for their business.
Inquiries are going from the West to the East in re.
gard to Ailanthus seed. 1t has never been saved, being
so abundant as not deemed worthy. 1t can be had in
any quantity in almost every eastern town BY getting a
friend there to see to it in the proper season. Seeds Of
almost any other tree can be purchased at the large seed
stores.
The Rice County Agricultural Society has appointed
Levi Nuttinz, Esq, Of Faribault, its General Agent to
canvass the county aud hold meetings in each precinct.
A good idea. r. A. Mott, Esq, Of Faribault. is the
Secretary Of the Society Executive Committee.
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assup11Ay Mardheess4ssS.
Council met ct the a~ppointsd hour asd ~o1lled to
order BY the President.
g. {. lEg4sssseep, Esq, having ben s~ppoisfel Re-
sorder pro iens, read the minutes q tAs last meeting,
which were approved.
The following petition was presented by Mr.. Csies,
and ordered to be placed on sde minutes and referred to
tie Committee on Ordinances.
To tho Honorable Council Of the Town Of Ninisoes:
We, the undersigned citizens Of tho Town, believing
that Il Is essential 70 the welfare and prospeehEasax
Town to have the sale and use Of alcoholic liauosSN
brought under suitable acquisitions; would respectfully
ufgs aupcn the atteation Of yopF zhehorsbIs body tko.e
provisions il our Town Charter relating thsssles{tns
they may be embraced in such. ordinassafes
complish our desires not inconsisteot nifa your
for the good Of the Town and h4~ppesa
fellow-citzens. We wish 70 limit S61 nnnfR - -
u asaent spirits a. far - praetieahie, aad sselsde jIsn,x
.firely from the hands Of irrespon9ihlAl1t4eXepe
honorable body will be amply sust1ineds kNk24
fort you may put forth ~torestret IT, ArsGe = -
in its indiscriminate use IN our midst. Hen ~
be known abroad as . commpnity dstssmttoa Is
every evil under proper aa4j1o1 rsghaia
then attract to our town : deflsbe elias q Gt6SmEs7#
And vour netitionAn viii syeT nenv. &xg@N<-s
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The correspondent of the Eco Macioxd1 writer from
Cuernavaca, on the 2Sth of Jsnuary, that 300 bandits
attacked Iguala and were repulsed. Gaona, one Of their
leaders, was killed. They then made a descent on Te.
pecoacuilco, which they captured, committing q number
of murders and assassinations. Vicario had marched
against them with a strong force.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, March 1.-The Leader learns
from Desmet,. a Catholic Missionary, who has spent
many years among the Indian tribes, that on either
slope of the Rocky Mountains there is . perfectly prac.
ticable and easy route north from Salt Lake to the
British possessions. Father D.. has travelled the route
several times with light wagons. He gives it as his
conviction that if the Mormons leave their present loca-
ton they will proceed northward to New Caledonia,
British America, and settle at the base Of the Portage
Mountains, near the 49th parallel. The route Is de-
scribed in detail. The country and climate are stated
to be eminently superior in every respect to those Of
Utah. The Leader calls the special attention Of the
War Department and the people to its article. 3a'4
CAM Scorr, Dec. 30.-The Grand Jury of the
District Court Of the United States for this county, re.
turned into Court to-day an indictment for treason,
against certain Mormons who have been prominently
identified with the acts Of violence perpetrated thus far
in the rebellion. It is to be regretted that the evidence
presented to the Jury did not justify the addition to the
list of the name of John NJ. Bernheisel, the Mormon
Delegate to Congress. The position in which he is
placed by the revolt of his constituency, is such that
great curiosity exists in camp to learn how he has de-
meaned himself at Washington.