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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-08
Democratic Senator. Oce upyimg the True
t.ruund

The proceedings OF the Senate yesterday,
show that the Kansas resolutions introduced
by Senator Cook-which were identical
with those adopted by the llouse-were in.
definitely postponed, without debate. We
anticipated this action on the part Of the
Senate. 1t is made by the constitution the
conservative branch of the Legislature, and
we looked to the Democratic element there
to sustain not only the character Of the
body but the integrity and unity Of the par
ty. The body OF the Democracy through
out the State will applaud the conduct Of
their Senator's without regard TO the opin-
ions of the altraists on either side Of the
question.
The vote Of the Democratic side Of the
Senate was not given on the merits Of the
Kansas question as presented in the rcsolu
tons. 1, was intended, generally, as an cx'
preston Of opinion that the subject was not
d pertinent one for Legislative action; and
specially, that |, WIS not u question on
which the Democracy were called to speak,
nor one o, which the representatives Of the
party would attempt to bind the conscienccs
or expressions Of its members In taking
this position, we repeat, Democratic Sena-
tors have exercised u wise discretion, and
one for which they are entitled to receive
the approval Of their constituents. This is
the las, Of kaasasism in Minnesota.
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where do the Emigrant. settle

The following table shows the avowed
destination Of the emigrants landing at Cas-
tie Garden, New York. during the year
1857:
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Dispstcbs from Issvcnworth co The
18th, BY U. 8. Express TO Boonville, Ays
that well founded report Is In circulation
TO the eject that Gov. Denver intends vacst.
Ing the 0ubernatoriL Chsir soon after the
election 10 August Ths reason which
prompted his Excellney 70 determine on
such course Ia not stated.
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LETTEss from ne African squadron states
that 'sves u raging on board the Dale one
ohoes and several seamen have died. She
viii be ordered home.
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The Propeller North American, engaged
10 light b0use service, took fire 90 Lake st.
Clair, On The hrst, and wss totally consumed.
Grew Of 70 persons and two I~ssngrs
jumped overheard and were aAved vssel
was owpsd in Cleveland and valued Of s22r
600. Said 70 be Insured ios $1,000.
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Iowa BAxx Law.-On Monday last, an
election was held 10 Iowa 10 decide for or
against two Banking projects. We infer
that both have been adopted by vote more
nearly unanimous than WA TO have been ex
pected from such purely antibank State
as Iowa has been in years heretofore. The
vote in Dubuque stood a. folloxs:
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M W<~eM
TO OUR sUBsoRIBERS.

The B@no o no person Nlii entered ts Gnes u
pNyaeut o he sa6sc-irtoo be maze IA advance. s
ntan, subopeys rNard ps p'oney BY Letter. sNd N -
will he s-suaa sy gar,elvss 80 tssAsns oa
rbo COUNTRY pAt4a Is pbs.ed ,riwseky daas ts Fes.a
Of Congress, aud semi weekly during The reoess
susseripons period viii be received on 'sfa
proporuoned 10 tbs above 1880 ilssIl.
ASr1H authorised Ageuss; am %
ssndns US sks
WEEKLY subscriber with t2s enclosed win ss enusa u e
grauL
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nRPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall, PenDsyl-
" vsps avenue Tie nclcmeney the weather having prevent
ed many pcrons who do from attending tho fair
Odd h the managers have upo to continue
hw days more, aud will Iron Hail. 1hs articles
sale marked down 1.-THE lowest possible p and the patronage
OF The chsrabie earnestly socd Nearly $50 orphan girls
depending npon The result this effort procure what absolutely
necessary FOR their present - . tt @iuiEINt1
Jan I'D stsr &statesl
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHA6ED
THE RFr RATES FOREIGN BILLS or EXCHANGE SOLD on
lHl PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EUROPE m SUMS TO srIr.
NOLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
VI opened for depotors payable in same funds
gold charging Checks be marked
ccrdngy
SIGHT all principal cies Ia the Union sod in sums to
~ sHslf efitsi e.Iasf5
Bonds and stocks sold commission m R# -s
rncurrent money bought aud soid-
land purchased at the highest rAtes.
swEE2Sy, RrTTEsHOt'sE FAINT, CO.,
Dec l. am 9s t..fs lot Bankers.
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INSTRUCTION.,


the department. may deeha proper.
allowed each intermediate oace
No w se made FOR trips M each Of such
omissions. NOT satisfactorily explained tire. .nes the q tho
nsxon with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
zines will imposed delinquency bs promptly aud
satisfactorily explained by certificates Of pcstmastcrs the aav
.sscs @ e ais the from or dser sss once os
'1s 1ss be a, % or lost
ares run to for violating the post oee laws
c.rrer when requested BY the assigning
contract without the assent Of the Postmaster
porting packages conveying maiabe matter
Tho Postmaster may increase Of service on
by allowing therefor pro the
He change schedules Of departures and arrivals ali
out Of provided the running time be NOT abridged He
as s s
Tho contractor however tho increase
doing 80 carrying he order into sa The
General may also cua discontinue the service in whole
saon the amount dispensed with whenever his opinion
p,rsede ii by different grade transportation.
Payments will be made for the service By cotors from
tcr-ssy in February, May, August and November.
NJ @ os I g. soSs Sn aS the o. but
ted the points be supplied be correctly BIDDERS
requested use practicable tho printed
form q proposals Furnished BY The department write a the
Each bid must be hytwe responsible persous Cen
Tho bid should sealed superscrbed small Proposals State of
addressed Second Assistant General
once by mail not by and will
enclose letters Of kind their
.atH
be executed department
1853, the
menced the Lat July or the next mn day thereafter whethr
the contracts be executed or not
Is Congress- approved
for the Of the
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
faithful performance without other reference the mode of such
transportation than be necessary provide the CELEBRITY
description W bid has been received docs specify
mode Of but to take the entire mail each with
celebrity certainty and security using the the law
bids styled from tho In which they designated
tho books OF the department. BIDS they will be
providing for the Of the entire mall hore large
~haec way os e mode necessary to inprs ia "esleriy, certdn
and sscNriyo "a ''f
where tho lowest grade believed
succnt the lowest bid will be duly
"sd" specific bid So tf 'Ti tf .g,f,I. st
When the lowest bid not bid specifies
inadequate mode Of will
aside for specific bid proposing tho necessary service
When the bid docs specify
such specification will be considered for horseback
service. t1' tstvf.l ri. s.l. ett3 tf.l.
Postnsers 10 he careful certify tho sucency
sees without Knowing that they Of sum
responsibility and all bidders and snrees dis
ncty notified that
the service for bids their legal liabilities
VIII be enforced agaIns, them. e.t7 - 4 4it
Present contractors and known at tho department.
equally with others and certificates of their
substantsyu the prescribed, The
Gates Of sncency must be signed by postmaster Judge Of
court Of record f1 ~ '..i'ti4-i aa4 f..ftfa
...t. .t AARON " BROWN
rostmaser General
F.b2-lswSwT
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Feb 2--law1wT

NTASHlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION.--Th Sec
wv ond Annual Exhibition Of the Washington Association s
now open the Gallery on II street between 18th and i4 streets
from 10, D.. m, TO 10, pm lt'at I'll. ~
as scaon g. To principal
bookstores and hotels asd at the door
26-df
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rY OF WASHINGTON. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2,

5sso From iIssv- by HALEY Ferry Rockingham miles
and bAck. q n
Leave Iissvils Friday st ob m; .4f
arrive al Ropkinginm by IA m;
Lsavs hocknghAm Friday 1 y m; .asqs 80
Arrive al iiksv1lls By eh
sssi From Troy by M ION Plank PoAa)
II mlea and back a week
Leave Troy Wednesday Il IL M ,l. a4t H3l aes lt1.
Arrive at Pages BY 0 m,
Pages IA or on arrival Of
Mail; =
Arrive at Troy by 2k 8tf - 'i''
Proposals for additional weekly trim are invited 81
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Arrive ss Wiliansbargh BY On sf stH .s. iIa
Leave wiliamsburgh daily except sunday, II 7 m;
Arrive at Holiday ssburgh by II I lHf ts n
Proposals embrace tho yellow Hpnss invited
1928 From circuit Creek Cheung ~ " ~ miles and back
q week Il
Leave 0rcuts Creek Tuesday Saturday at .
Arrive ii Chsmung BY 10h AMI s..sE -. gt f.
Leave Chemang Tucsday and Saturday II M
! Arrive Al orcuu Creek BY l2k Att fG ~. ltt
3S2o From sxuccs Txlmansvle mues
Leave aaracea Tuesday aud Saturday sa
Arrive at Talmsnsvlle by AZ pm;
Leave rsimansville Tuesday and Saaurdsy Al ION
Arrive ss Sarucca time with the msn from saa
'qushanna Depot q II m.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wolfe,s Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps

proprietor b%gs call the attention of aud the
Washington very superior article Of Holland GIN which
American public under the Of Woes Sche
lam Aromatic schnapps. Az stttig3
Gin proprietor exclusively At his d
Schlcam Holland made nom the beat barley that
Kurope edcAed
The hash berry, but by the variety
Italian juniper berry vinous
tcd recded with is spirnous solvent
of xque flavor altogether
heretofore known. iff 44 t
proprietor submltod 10 nearly the whole faculty
linked sacs four thou
ard csmista who endorse IT, their signatures
a mcs desirable addition matera medica. t al
Persons Who purchase careful get the genuine article
the country flooded with councrfs and limitations
up in quart pint bottles Of one dozon each,
% by the cspcabs Druggists and sroccrs IN the United States
Hath4 isi UnOIPHO WOLFE, tat.
. U.f Soe Importer and MANUFACTURER
| Depot No 70 Beaver street, New York
Dec iJ-d3mir
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COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad. Reduction

NOMPLETTON of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ OF fare 10 mail steamships leave New
AsTnwa 9th Goth Of each month"; connecting
steamers from Panama to San Francisco
steamships have boen inspected and approved by the Navy
department, and guaranty speed and qfdy gs
The Pansa railroad 47 miles oug completed from
ocean, crossed hours The baggage Of passengers
checked through passengers
Panama by at the companys The
New York all expenses Of the trip.
kept New York Panama and San
detention Of accident that the route
entirely rriak< III. +,
Conductors through by each steamer and take charge Of women
and children without other protectors.
through the apply At the agency III
Nest street New York, to W. RAYMOND
Way 8-du M
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Marble Manu1aCtures TOmbSs Statuetfcs, Etc.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the atten-
i ion public 10 his large elegant stock or
NARB1Es, ToMMToSES AMP MONUMENTS
his north
employ other experienced
and marbles and in other description of stone
MARBLE NANTE1s OF THE LATEST STYLES,
Of his mAnuhctsre and OF superior quality.
lNTIIs DOOR AND WINDOW suI8, CARRIAGE STEPS, NEW
YORK TAG0NG, Ac.
fact everything that required In the marble and stone bus
ness either for utility taste for the Ane arts. r
particular description Of bis tok unnecessary but
daily bis yard where every Judge for him
self tHfN #t&{ 4kts egat,'t F
the enumerated articles hc has number Of
beautifully suees suitable for either the tomb the
dem them imported himself from Italy these please
fancy will manufacture 10 order such be desed
facilities prompness and strct attention to business
hopes 10 meet the expectations Of his patrons.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
Sep 3-d6m 3f w
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IA. From Lowyll: BY ws.! nartnssg wes. owyls Harris
a.s back, hree tnee week. fssf ast.ftiga# f.et.
Leave Iowvlle Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
IeAyo watersowa Tuesday Thursday IN;
Arrive At IowviIe by 9pm sta W. 1l'ft, E
ls From Hudson, by Humphreysyo Livingston miles and
Leave Hudson daily, except Sunday, at lla M;
Arrive q Livingston by 2Xpm;
i Leave Livingston daily except Sunday, at
Arriye 1t Hudson by l0h a m.
l44e From Oneida by Oneida Castle, Vernon, OK
back, twelve times week.
Loayc Oneida daily, except Sunday, 0h and 3
Arrive At Vernon by ii and p m; t.t
Leave Vernon daily, excspt Sunday, at ~ and
Arrive At Oneida BY q m and 2h m. aa
1 Comstocks landing by North Granville Middle
vile, TO Granville ~ miles and back, times week
Leave Comsock's Landing daily except Sunday, atsam;
Arrive ut Granville by 10 m;
Leave Granville daily, except sunday, at IL m.
Arrive at Comstock's Landing by m.
ss From North Hector by Hector to Logan miles and back
Tuesday Thursday, Saturday M;
Arrive at Logan by II m.
Leave Logan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at sh
Arrive at North Hector BY ~ m a5 g99Jl Ea5sgi
l449 From Elzabehown, by Lewis, KeeseVe 81 miles and
a back, three times week. g 84se 3ssi saAs# 1886
Leave Ezabehown Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday at
Arrive AT Keeseyilc by IL IN;
Leave Keesevle Tuesday, Thursday Saturday m;
Arrive at Eizabethtown by 81 m. hsag 5t's
lI50 Mecklenbus
mansburgh % miles and back, three times a week
Leave IIayanna Tuesday Thursday and Saturday toam
Arrive at Trumansburgh by m; ts8itf p0sN4i u VI
Leave Trumansburgh Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive a HAVANA by 4 D m.i
Proposals by schedule differing foregoing,
M be stated by the bidder, will be considered.
Proposals to run but twice week are invited
ls From owego by South owgo TO Warren Centre 10 miles
and back, twice a week.
Leave Owcgo Tuesday Friday at / pm;
Arrive at Warren Centre BY , M f
Leave Warren Centre Tuesday and Friday at ea
a q 81 Z n . (. J +. q
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+ .
Ga SOUTH CAROLINA sd a
f.Os JaIy /, 1s5s to June 20, 1859 M. s4 aaiG
'' From y ns' s
a;s;;. sss .ss:.;:s s.s:.s. Iss;':;y !,
| FROM . IT, .. y "a. ys A''
Lave Anderson Il Wednesday cam;
Leave Abbeyale 9. u Thursday at am;
ar, Arr, Arr,vs pa... A. ANDERSON sss q G. ILL., H BY
Clayton, back , once s's awsss 'N N'''
Leave Herse Shoe saturday IN; ~ F
ns.ss isass ci.tss ! s,sssa srssy y sg%' as.'m
H. $ Cow creek, Anderson. N Rock
Mnumsan liable BOOK 81 nss Mountain and south saudo 10
| Ieavs Pickens O II Tuesday at lPm;
| Leave GreenvlIs Monday At cam;
Arrive At nekens G II. next day BY IAN.
GEORGIA
From July 1, 1855 TO June 30, 1859. 31 aar e
1857 From An.reas Dsnvie Dayt0u q miles aud back
Anercua Tuesday Friday ats am;
Leave ngton Tuesday and Friday at ipm
.,s. Arrive Arrive .asAIa .,Amorcus S,, By pm .-m.
fsnds!a 70 miles and back s ,hrss time. we Wses
Arrive !. Pendleion days BY epm;
Leave s,n r.r.ison Monday wsans.i.y and rHd4yalsm
PROPOSAL. By n ssaul. will b. considered
iss Iurpssy ss' q miles
back, twice q week. f.srs p..l,.--sss'i- ,., r.
\ Leae Clarksvile Wednesday and Saturday a p m;
Arrive at Murphey next days by Q p M M alt.s Y
IsaW Murphey Tuesday and Friday at am;
4 Arrisc at Clarksyilc ncxt days by IL IN. sHH
65t0 Coyngton Rocky Plains snaprng Shoals
shba, 10 miles and back, twice a week.
/ Leave covington Tuesday and Friday at II m;
Arriyt at Bcrsheba by pm;
Borsheba Tuesday Friday 8 a NJ; ...#.s
Arriveas Covinston by ii
Bbl From Inpkn by Florencc GIsnnris Ala 20 miles
I + back, once week. ".
Leave LInpkin Tuesday at M t" "#1.
Arrive atGennvlle by p M;
Leave Gltnnvine Wednesday al s M;
Arrive stInmpkn by sHH
Bids for additional trip per will 70 considered
s542 From Nsanan to Wccdowec Aa ~ miles aud back
week.
4 Leave Newman Thursday at
II Arrive wesdowse next day by IL m
Leave weedowee Friday At M;
Arrive at Newnansuext day by Q pm
85aa From Rocky Mount BY Holly TO 0rane 10 miles and back
I twice week. Y i 3 I. es f.
Leave Rocky Mount Wednesday aud Saturday at am;
Arrive At Granville by II m; |#.@3 sl #
Leave GrantsIle Wednesday and Saturday At M
Y Arrive At Rocky Mount by pm.
osa From the the brunswick Fords
OF the Sa river TO the terminus Albany
and GuE railroad west OF the Altamaha river tI1
Bidders will
the amount and kind Of and suitable
schedue OF departures and arrivals.
z s FLORIDA. uaFe.#.
1 F'oa Judy !, 1858 10 Jaae 80, 1859.
$3.50 From Orange Springs emnston 20 miles and back
Ieaye OranQe eSprinQ Monday nj 3 4 IN.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


From July 1, 1855 to June 90, 1860.
Conusautye Crossnsvle Edsnboo Water
ford, 10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Connsautyie Monday and Wednesday att IN; L
Arrive at Waterford BY pm;
Leave Waterford Tuesday and Thursday At Am;
Arrive At Conueautvlle BY spm
mittsburgh, ~ miles and back three times q week.
Leave Hanover Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
is.V. %.sars% rassasy Thursday and Saturday
Arrive At Hanover by aam
BroOkvle by Nchsrdsvlle Annvc Sba1ners
Corners Beach Bottom Creeks Mills Rdreway,
90 miles and back, week.
LAave Brcokvile Saturday at 7 M t.f,ttt3'
Arrive At Rdgsway by opm;
Leave Mdgewsy Friday ATTAIN;
Arrive a Byookyile by pm.
ssc2 Yron Silver Spring HempHed
l2h miles and back, daily, except Sunday. t,tss
Ieave Marietta daily except Sunday, pm;
Arrive at Lancaster by pm; SO Er1t a-
Lancaster daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive al Marietta BY IL m.
ss2s From Lancaster BY wOs Street Raw n.vs and Bethesda
Leave Lancaster Monday and Thursday n ami e 6ar
Arrive At McCAlls Ferry BY II M
Leave McCAl's Ferry Monday and Thursday NJ q PM
1894 Greenland and Sudersburg 70 Paradise
miles and back, sin sialeS = week
leave Iancaster daily, except Sunday, atSpm
Arrive at Paradise by p mi sf.Lf .stg4
Leave Paradise daily s1csp Sunday at7ami
Arrive atIancastcr by 10 a N. aEstaI
500 From Beaver Psrkoa frankfort Springs
20 miles and back, twics week.
Leave Beaver Tuesday and Thursday at sam
Arrive At Frankfort Springs BY
Leave Fr.nkart springs Monday and wednesday rssmi
Arrive at Beaver by 3pm
$3.50 From Ey,n.su,sh by sssmAnvis TO nvis miles and
Leave Evansburgh Monday Wednesday, Friday 10
Lave neavills Monday, wednesday and Friday a. apm
Arrive IT EvAnsburgh by &pm.
ssa from Hoaay.Su,Sn & BY 1T f,pssovn and Canoe s' TO
Leave Bclda ysburah daily sxcsps Sunday az
rival Of western mail
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DHILODEMIC SOCIETY OF GEOkGEIOWN
oes. There win he meeting OF resident and resi-
members of tho Fhicdemc Society Gccrgssown College on
erpeaucy o celebrating Landing OF the f1srns Of MARIAN
As ensuing Nay tt....fssr st..r e7. .ti =. r-
' BY order NJ Society 'l -e
Rev EDWARD WEIGHS,
President.
Hs KgSSY, Cor Sec rs JANIS
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Posr OrncS IrRAkrnrsr, February I, 1855
pROPOsAIS for conveying the mails Of the United
i1sK SEw aAHRr ss' yssHo NOM x II ~ cox
&. ssx Y1vx s % ~. ..s g Ss, .s
Jey lsss . June % 1852 the States of yIRoNA NORTH
times herein spsessd sosv.d :. ID. Con
Ss g @ q s"a a nj Ss,s 81 :.
established BY act Of Congress approved March 1879
MAINE
sSom July l, 1865 to Jsss 30, 1851
100 From stowhesAn North II
Leave skowhesau daily .rcsp. Sunday, at m, or
sav. Leave North M Anson ' ssliy, ....p, Sunday, .,sam
1870 f1m sssss.a ~ aostrs ws Camden South Hope
aonssls, Liberty. Soosvis Si.saon, ws..
DOM Cent?. Albion Albion East nu.cn and Benton, 70
Rockland Monday, wednesday, Friday am;
isaSs @ K.na.s % Nils % rassaay % rhursd4y and Saturday
i From North Caasns Sy w.ss South sroosy. and
Drookvile, ssdgwick, IS miles and hack three
North castne Tuesday Thursday, Saturday
Arrive at ssdgwlck by spm;
Leave ssdgwek Tuesday Thursday, and saturday aoan
lea From rasten BY Island fs to Smyrna 20 miles and back
Leave Patton Thursday st7am:
. Arrive =. % smyrn. nah! sy sp mr. at
,ss From & s,as;s 1 y
Leave Weston Monday and Friday ateam; br8i
@ ssvs south % aoassas Tasss.y and
From Mars H w Letter and xap. arov. to FORT Fairfield
10 miles and back, three times week . Tgls
Leave Mars Hill Tuesday Thursday and saturday am
Arrive at Fort Fairfield by p IN; ~ ~ ga ~.
Leave Fairfield Tuesday Thursday Saturday M
Arrive At Mars Hill by SPIN @
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From Judy l, 1895, to June 50, 1851,
Keene swansey Richmond 10 Richmond
IL miles aud q
suitable schedule Of departures and srrvals b. arranged
vERMoNT.
IssF From Jaly i, 1868, to June 80, 1861.
Cabot by Walden Walden Hardwick
Gsensboro TO Glover 25 miles and back, three times
departures arrivals to bs arranged
20 miles back, three u week
suitable schedule Of departures arrivals arranged
4s From Arlington by West Arlington 70 sndsats miles and
back, three times week. tsaN it4 kifi htf t%A-
Leave Arlington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday psn
Arrive at SAndgate by 11tl m;
sandEate Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday lsx
Arrive At Arlington by 2hpm
MASSACHUSETTS,,
From July !, 1888, to June 50, 1861
72S From South westpo by westpor. Point Ad.mvs H.
miles and back, SIX times week aR
suitable schedule Of departures and arrivals be arranged
by the postmastsra ,t} 3.A. H.as .a8
CONNECTICUT.
Ev~ July 1, 1858, . Jane go, 1851. q
ora From Waterbury by hddlsbury Woodbury..
Waterbury Tuesday and Saturday at I'M; s
Arrive a. Woodbury. By II M 4
Arrive at Waterbury BY pm 5 tn ls5' $50
lb six times week fa sla 3f.as Tgi tta35 iIh
Leave wolcotvle daily, except sunday H.
Arrive at Goshen BY apm;
Leave Goshen daily, except Sunday, At los
Arrive At wolcot.vils BY IA IN eH sE (,
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h.ael| FLORIDA.
Ftoa July !, 1858, 70 Jans 80, 1859
$3.50 From Orange Springs Feminscn 20 miles and back
week . F..H-
t4 Leave Orange Springs Monday At sam;
Arrive At feuuington by 8 p m; s
Leave Flersingon Tuesday at Sam
Arrive at usange Springs by IN
Bids TO embrace lola will be considered.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-12

EFFECTS OF Voorhees,, the
water rent collector of Cincinnati, it has
already been stated, is defaulter. He is
a young man, who had always exercised
prudence and care in the management of
his business, and enjoyed the most un-
limited confidence of his friends. Some
eight or nine months ago he found his
way into gambling house, and he was
finally tempted to participate in a vice
which he had always previously abhorred.
lie played, won, and lost, and kept on
playing, and, though almost constantly a
loser, was so fascinated with the charms of
the vice, and animated by the hope of re-
gaining what he had lost, that he could
not withstand the temptation to run on to
utter ruin. When he commenced play
ing, he was worth between eight or ten
thousand dollars. He lost 1t all! With
the infatuation of despair, he continued to
gamble, however, using the public funds
which came into his possession as water
rent collector. That, too, disappeared
into the Golfers of the gamblers. Mr..
Vorhees' addiction to this vice was not
known to his most intimate friends. His
previous adherence of gambling put the
lie to all rumors to that effect, and the
truth was not known until his last quar-
terly settlement claims against him. To
his securities he subsequently confessed
all, informed as to the locality of the gam
bling houses, the proprietors of which
paid back portion Of their ill-gotten
gains, In order to prevent prosecution.