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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-26

ORACE CHURCH Picnic A delightful day
was passed al Arlington yesterday, By the peo-
PIE OF Grace Church, Episcopal, (Ur Holmead }
The crowd were ferried TO the old spring I'm boats
rom the Fourteenth street bridge, to the num-
Der OF about eight hundred per son. OF all ace.
Fine music b. Withers' Band kept the merry
makers In excellent spirits, and the dav was
passed IN agreeable intercourse until Tn. shades
OF evening came. when, with a cool rrf,..hiuo
hrrrze 10 wait them back, the party took leave ~
the pleasant groves Of Arlington and in a shot
space thereafter were living the scenes of the
day over in pleasant Dreams beneath the home
roof. \ large party OF ladies and yentlfmrn
from Georgetown participated in the pleasures
OF the day, and harmony and good Older ORE
sided over all - =
SUN SrROIE.-Ddvid Brian was found ,eS-
tefday evening at the corner of Seventh and p
streets, by Oncer Ross, OF the Fifth District
where he bad been lying for some time under
the innnrnee OF sun stroke n. was nearby dead
"heh discovered, aud t. ken at once TO the
Geu,6i euAd house dnd the medical services of
III ionri put Ih re1nStion, with a view 10 his
IrnIp d'Ior liz remained AZ the su1rd house III
ni2ht, aud was being slowly restored 10 con-
seriousness It an eaGly hour this morning.
ExCURstON.-The Eng fish Lutbsr, s.hh.,h
School have an exclusion 10 Fort Washington on
wednesday next, the Both instant Ieavi,o n.
wharf on the steamer Thomas CcIlver =, si,,h,,
CLOCK, a ia and returning at aSeasonahIa bomr
u the evening. a band of mu lie W n .c,.o,, -,
t1e party, and every arrangement mad. for tbs
'OHlioit and pleasure OF the excuTsionists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-26

~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed. Tor want OF bidders, until MONDAY
next, The 18th instant, same hour and place
$500 ~ w. SEi.DEN,
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ENVELOPES at 81 per .oONst
Ia TAYLOR a. MAURY'S,
je24 st %. Ps avenue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-18

Chippewa Indians for several years, thus
acquiring knowledge of their habits and
wants. To the astOnishment Of the delega-
ton, they were informed by the Secretary
that Mr.. DREW, Of Indiana, had been ap-
pointed, at the request Of the very modest
Indiana delegation in Congress. No Min
Desotian was consulted as to the appoint
ment, not even our delegate the Indianians
settled the matter. An earnest and empha-
tic protest has been laid before the Depart
ment, styling the appointment an indignity
to the State, and an insult TO her represen-
tatives. Mr.. DREW probably never saw an
Indian, but he possesses the peculiar privi-
lege Of being native Of Indiana After
the Ancient Dominion" Hoosierdom is one
Of the greatest institutions in the land.
There is quite fair sprinkling Of Mime
sotians here, anxious to serve the State, and
the appointment of Mr.. DREW was rather a
damper upon them. The pOrtly gentleman
who desires to be U. s. District Judge, is
fearful that functionary will hail from Flor
ida, while the gay young man who would, if
possible. accept land Office, has decided
suspicious Of Indiana.
The President taking into consideration
the pecuniary embarrassments ofthe country,
has postponed the sale of the Lake Pepin
Half Breed tract, advertised to come of on
the 9Th Of March, six months from date.
In the meantime law will be passed, ex-
tending the provisions of the preemption
law over the tract. This will render the SET
tiers secure in their rights
JOIN GREENE has been appointed Post
master at Excelsior, Hennepin county; JoHN
OLEARY, at Saratoga, Winona county; and
JACOB =. KENNEDY at Elliota, Fillmore
county. A new Post Office has been estab-
lished at Crow River, Wright county, and
EDWARD PLowDEN appointed Postmaster
1t is reported that the Interior Depart
ment has concluded to remove the Land or
fee, at Faribault. TO Kasota, on the Mime
sofa river. Several gentlemen from the lat
ter locality left for bone yesterday, satisfied
as to the certainty Of the removal.
No definite action has yet been taken by
the Indian Department as to the propriety
of negotiating treaty with the Red Lake
and Pembina Indians. Such q treaty has
been recommended by Superintendent CUL-
LEN and if deemed advisable, would prob
ably be determined upon, in the event Of our
Legislature memorializing the President.
There are between fifty and sixty Mime
sotians in this city, in search Of Office, pleas
ure, and health. The Kirkwood appears to
be the favorite hotel with them, although q
great many, possibly majority, board at the
National Mr.. RICE resides in fine block,
{" Minnesota Row. near the Capitol
Messrs. BECKER, PuELPs, CAvANAUGH, and
KNGsBURY, are at the National Gen.
SHIELDS, | believe, is at WIZARDS. NJ.
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TUESDAY,. Feb. l6. 1858.

NfaNAlf
Senate met and was called 10 order by Mr..
REprAru. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. COOK gave notice Of bill.
bills INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. VAN E1'rEN A bill to repeal
an act granting further time to complete the
Rum River and Mississippi Boom.
By Mr.. COWAN A bill to authorize
change of venue in District Courts.
by Mr.. RICHARDSON 4; A bill for u
State Road from StJoseph TO Long Paaric.
by Mr.. COOK A bill Cor State Road
from Shakopcc 10 faribault. Also bill
10 compel the attendance OF witnesses.
The following House bills were rnd u
second time:
\ JOINT Resolution in relation % Swamp
Lands bill granting the right to Beui
Van Campun 10 establish a ferry across
Cannon River.
The IMPORT Of the committee OF the whole
made yesterday. and the recommendations
aud amendments embodied therein werp con.
sidcr,l. and on motion OF Mr. VAN Fl.
TEN. the Senate went into commit,ee Of
the whole for the Consideration Of bills
rady for committee OF the whole. Mr.
CowAN in the chair
A bill for State Read from Shakopee
to faribaul, was reported back with Pas
sage recommended.
A bill extending the time for the oomple.
ton Of the Mississippi and Rum River
Boom,--orderd eugros~ed for a thirl read.
ing.
Al act authorizing the County Commis-
slcncrs OF Steele county To levy tax foe the
construction o, a bridge across Straight
river, was amended, and ordcrd engro~sei
for third r,ading
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Our Erniyratio" Missionaries.

To The Editors OF the Pioneer and Democrat
The resolutions proposed by Messrs. REH-
FIELD and SrARKEY are surely excellent ones
to attract immigration to Minnesota.
In addition to them would suggest the
propriety Of engaging two properly qualified
persons TO travel in Europe one to 20 to
Great Britain and Ireland; the other to
Germany. They would require to be pro-
perly armed with letters Of introduction to
prominent citizens in the principal towns Of
England, Scotland, Ireland and Germany
BY this means they could most advanta-
geously hold public meetings and deliver
lectures, setting forth the inducements for
emigration to our State. Questions could
be answered, and specimens of our soil and
grain could be shown; our presumption and
homestead exemption laws could be ex-
planned, these would be eminently attrac-
tve) and small maps and pamphlets deliv-
cred at such meetings, would 60 into the
hands Of those who most wanted them. The
lectures would be referred to in the news.
papers published at the places where they
were delivered, and the inducements to emf
crate to Minnesota would thus be eheaply
heralded ouer the length and breadth Of these
lands, and by having copies Of these Euro
pean newspapers forwarded to Minnesota,
the people of our State would know how
the lectures were received, and be able
to judge how the lecturers were doing their
duty.
These gentlemen could be authorized to
take subscriptions tor the leading Mime
sofa newspapers, and to appoint good per-
marent agents to sell newspapers, maps and
pamphlets a, each important town.
A Scotchman or Englishman and Ger
man would probably be the best agents
They would require to be enthusiastic ad
mirers OF our State, so as TO earnestly i'm
press on Others their own convictions
Many such men can be found in Minnesota
The expense Of doing all this would not ex-
coed sixpence per head to our present popu-
lation, and through these means at least FIVE
thousand persons might be expected to be
influenced to come to Minnesota, each hav-
ing sl00 capital, making in the aggregate
an influx OF capital To the extent OF $780,
600 so that the triting amour, OF outlay
would be first rate investment.
DEsIDERArrN.
NISINcgR. Feb. 10. 1858.
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An act authorizing foreign Administra-
tors TO enter suits in the Courts Of this
State.
An act to authorize the Register Of lsanti
county 10 copy records from Ramsey county.
An act for State road from Shakopee 10
Clearwater.
HOUSE BILLS on SECOND READING.
An act to incorporate the town Of
kasOta.
An act to provide for the qualification Of
clerks Of the District Courts.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
An act relating TO limited partnerships.
An act TO incorporate the county Of Kan
nabec.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. /,

W sNbRNhiNNs Nb o. 1000.
Colonel NoBLZs, yesterday, received from
Secretary THOMPSON an official notification
of his rcappointment a. Superintendent OF
the Fort Ridgiey and South Pass wagon
road. The only change made in the lorna
ton OF the expedition Is the abolition Of the
office Of Discussing Agent, by uniting the
duties Of thai officer With those OF the Super
nteuden'. A vigorous effort viii he made
TO secure an additional appropriation for the
road, and as Colonel NoBlEs has hosts Of
friends in Congress, il will probably succeed.
Minnesota and nor representatives here
have received delicate compliment from
Secretary THOMPSON. The de. CATION, a
few DAYS since. united in r,qaes; to the
Secretary, tina, }. W. LrsDr' ESQ should
be appointed Chippewa Agent. Mr.. l.,
every Minnesotian aware. POSSESSES pccu-
liar Qualifications for the post he speaks
their language ami has nsSici among the
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MONDAY, Feb. Is, 1853.

DIAN u.
The Senate met, and wins called to or.
der by Mr.. RIDPATH.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. C0WAN gave notice OF intention 70
introduce bill.
Leave OF absence was granted to Mcssrs.
NosTox and FoIsox.
A number Of House bills were then read
Q second time by their titles.
Tho following senate bills were read
second time
A bill 10 provide for letting the public
printing, binding, and advertising WAS 70
lerred 10 tho COMMITTEES on printing.
A bill extending the time for the con.
struction Of the Missssippi and Rum river
Boom.
A bill authorizing the County Commits
sioners Of Steele county to levy tax for
building q bridge across Straight river.
THIRD HEADING sESArE Bills.
The following bills were read third time
and passed
A bill to authorize the State OF Minnesota
10 borrow s25O,OOO 10 dcfray the current
expenses OF the State Referred TO the
Committee on Ways and Means.
A bill enabling the Common Council Of
the city Of ~. Paul 10 issue bonds for the
construction Of n levco from the upper 10
inc lower landing. he"rrcd 10 he d. faui
delegation.
A memorial Tor mail route rom Shak-
opce 10 clear Watcr, was read third time
and passed also,
A bill incorporating the town OF Kan
dottA.
A bill authorizing foreign executors and
1dministrAtoFs 10 sue III the courts Of TINS
State.
biil Tor tho protection OF game, was re-
ierred 70 select committee Of I'VE. MesSrs
Cook. kEISkR, ADAMS, HULL and Hudson
bill authorizing the Register OF Deeds
OF isanti county 10 copy deeds from the
Registers once IN The county OF Ramsey
was reaa tn'rd time ana passed also.
b''i 10 iocate stale itoad rom ohak'
opee 10 Clear wafer, and
Memorial ior grant OF lands Tor " rail
ROAD from OF i.ani 10 superior, anu rom
thence TO Grow wing, was rcid third time
and passed.
IN COMMITTEE ~ THE WHOLE
Tho Senate went into Committee of the
Whole, for the consideration of all bills ready
for such action, Mr.. CowAs IN the chair
and the following were reported back with
the accompanying recommendations
An act 10 incorporate tho town Of Fair
Haven WIS laid aside for the present.
A bill authorizing the city of st. Paul Ia
construct Water Works for the use Of said
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A letter from Mobile, dated Jan. Goth,
says; As lar back as ten days ago, tie
al,heas at the door were ont in leaf. brightly
delicate and transparent in green. Now
the peach and plum are in blossom. the fgs
showing iruit. and VARIOUS flowers pesping
from the ground. I saw mulberries in full
bloom ten days ago.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The HOUSE met at 10 O'Clock.
PETITIONS.
Mes>rs. FOSTER AMI KILLER intro
ducel petitions for the division Of Fillmore
county.
Mr.. EAMES introduced remonstrance
signed by several hundred, against any divi-
sion Of Fillmore county.
The petitions and remonstranos werc re-
fcrryd To the COMMITTEE on Towns and
Counties.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. CRUTTENDEN An act au.
,horiring the Register Of DEEDS OF Crow
Wing county, TO copy rcor'k from Ramsey
couaty.
RksotlrioSs.
Mr. FI.ADELANp oiIsrysi a resolution
directing the chief Clerk TO Sssae certificates
TO ,hose prsons having claims against the
Legislature. which were reported upon by
the Committee on supplies anal Exprndi-
turrs, which was adopted.
sEcoNp READING SENATE sII.S
An at u Incorporate the town Of Kan
dctta.
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call being suspended, the previous question
was ordered, and on the motion TO postpone
indefinitely, the ayes and DOCS were called,
and resulted, ayes 2,'nsys 20.
Mr.. PIERCE gave notice Of motion 70
reconsider the vote for indefinite postpone
mcnt.
The Houss then adjourned until ten
O'Clock on Monday.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

uOuSG w ikt.I NtasfsN AtlNFSs
The House met at 10 o'clock AMI was
called to order by the Speaker pro ten.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Public Lands reported
back bill providing for amendments TO the
Constitution, relating to school lands, with
q recommendation that il be indefinitely
postponed. The report WIS referred to
Committee on Education and Science.
The Committee on Supplies AMI Exendi.
lures reported various accounts tor transla-
tions Of the Governors message, and Tor
expenses incurred in the contested election
case Of DpSuAa Is. kISosBrxy.
Mr.. KEITH presented the report from
the Committee on Mileage. which was Rad
and or'srod printed in the journal
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. BALCOMBE offered a resolution
that Messrs. SnrSvz and Oris be instructed
10 ascertain the expenses of the Constitu.
tional Convention. and Of the extra session
Of the Legislature. which was adopted
Mr.. CROSBY otercd = resolution grant.
ing the use Of the Hail for public meeting
90 Tuesday evening. which was adopted.
Mr.. OTIS offered resolution ,cn,iering
the Hall " the House, 10 Mcssrs, no,Llxs.
ngAp. Judge NrisN and Others
Mr.. STARkEY Offered the following
resolution
wssRsAs, Il Is alleged that corrupt means
we're employed 10 influence and control mem
Der. Ut the last sessoa OF tho Territorial Legs
lAiate in their disposal ot the Grant Of lands
Tor Railroad purposes, therefore,
Rssc'ced, That the Select Committee appoint.
cd 10 investigate the affairs OF the Land Gran,
Railroad Companies, be instructed TO enquire
into, aud receive Testimony in relation To such
alleged conceptions, aud r~pot, the result VI
their Investigation To ihe House At an early
day.
A question Il or'i'r WA. rai-d by Mr..
OTIS. that this Hoase b d no authority 10
investigate tire actions OF leg stature that
prsccded il, and the SPEAKER 50 ,hcidcd.
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Financial.

We have been permitted 10 make the fol
lowing extrae; from letter Of an eminent
Banking house in ST. Louis TO Bankers in
this city:
"Sr. Lorls. July 5th, 1855.
" You enquire the prospec, Of the future
We may be mistaken, but We can see no good
reason why prudent, cautions men may not do
a safe and prosperous business the coming sea-
son. We think money viii be abundant for all
legitimate 5uunsss purposes. while fanny mn
viii be very likely TO cry hard tines. occasion
Ally"
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 5, ls5s.
There Is no Use OF Disgusting the iaci tia;
the application OF Minnesota tor admission
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REPORTS

The House met at 10 o'clock AMI was
called to order by the Speaker pro ten.
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Mlomftarp anO finantiaI.
EzxFHIs p1IET APPEAL OFFIoE.


Z ~ORLEkNg--From The Del Of July Il: III,
week conuleDoes with an abund ant supply Ct mapey
The Banks have larEe %surplasi IN faci, some o. them sr'
Eroaung undfr TIE plethora. a. they csrnot make inter
est. An re business paper is discounted freely, hsvinr
two to sH months 20 ran On the street there IL 90 lltus
paper cnerinE, that general quotations may be considered
IS rominsi, The demand for good and nrsi cass cummer-
cal names though not great, lie far beyond the supply.
We quote for special signatures q four 70 eirht months.
from s to s . csut The Taying OF d~lvitends, and The re-
demption Of scrip, ty the HeTchsnf's MutuEl Insrrsncc
Csmp8ny, Is tbrowinE considerable sums OF money 90 the
market, when there Is veiy little o~emsnd-hnt, and Of
cJurEer Il must remain IDLE urtl q chanEe takes place.
This ehangs can not be expected for some weeks.
NV YORK.-Fon the T1brze o. July y. There
b No chEnge TO nCte this week IN Money, excepting. per-
haps, increased abundance. The tendency Is star % lover
rates q interest. Call leans are pressed on the puomin-
mt stocf houses ata9fR uEst, and some q them refuse
very iight, and those Institutions keep up fheir lines ~
purchases q paper 81 the street. The supply % paper IN
9 2 mt with ~ooossisnal tuan-sctoas at S9sA
= oeh There appsars no prospect Of any lmmcdi-
ate change In the condition Of the market, although the
natural increase OF activity In business Eihin two OF
three months mast reset 10 some extent upon capital aud
make % more valuable.
Tbs Near, Of the 10 n. SAYS that du ing the previous
week, the a~fiy-three Banks Of the city report q decrease
IN disoounts Of ssss 40, AMI i1creass q specie Of ss75.-
81, Of circulation Of sos ie3, Of gross deposits Of ssT8-
tS7. q net and actual deposits Of SIS ST This state
ment shows q steady BUSINESS and calls fJr little en-
neat, eKefpt the verT obvious one that Is indicative OF
y ~ contracted business IN the community. he loans
have run down 8 t,oOo 600. The Rank receipts have 50
stati1n ~ while the specie hiss Increased near $4,000.
with snsther California r~euiittsnce near e hand. ne
export demand Is very inHignincznt In comparison.
Money is In slack demand, ttough fhe exPectGtfrns are
that more win Be Boon Ea1tsf for TIE West, whence TIE
receipts Of produce ae much larger than a. his zine
iast year. Rates are easy Al sGfP O. { Tor short loans,
and sos for discounts Of PRIME business paper, inCu1ing
s1 months dates. FOREIGN exchange is inactive. The
rates Gsksd are leek : for Bsrk r. Steriiog, and
for Francs. a. win be observed that the reiurns Of
several % The Bank show that The 2 oportiOn o. 20 .
% sps ie 70 their several Habniue deposits and
airouiAtion-is not MAINTAINED. The Bank e. Commerce
however, has 40 2 cent. The amIunt q bills held bv
ne Banks and falling dus in SEPTEMBER and October is
considerable.
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SrffiaI Notiffs.
no Mothers of PhiIadeIphia.

WOULD you apply pOisons e the delicate nerveui coat
ing Of the stomach, for a local diaculty like a Feloa, a
broken breast, q painful swelins7 &C. By no rleans.
Then do not give poisonous narcotics and Irritating
drugs 70 your child for CrOuP, s.. but sppIy DcGtath's
"ELEcTRIc on" and II It don't eure the Group n one
day, COTE TO the once and cot go. Only omco % south
Eighth street, below Chestnut street. This Oh viii take
cut a barn in % minutes.
Fhis Great Remedy can BE- hal Of the agent hsre,
OHASDLER Co. Price, 70 cents, 50 cents and o..
ivff dewTw
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NV YORK, July n. P. M-Fiour and whast hm,
Corn, While sass; yellow, sc. Esfs Pork, sIs 80
sI7 90. Lard declined ~. Sugar, $50. Holasses,
2ahc.
CTsoISNATL July Is -Ehisky, 2io. Mess Pork,
SIS 50. Barrel Lard, oke Bacon Sides, 7Ro. Sugar,
TH9sse. Hdlasses, SO. Conse, n@uNe.
NEW ToRK, July u Flour, % Sos 81 wheat,
s1utham White. 81 4Oj Western Red. 81 a. Lard,
uK@uEe-
NV ORLEANS. JAY I7-ssies OF Cotton today,
1870 bales prices sitter but quotations unchanged.
Sugar advanced &c. Flour - 90. BssOn, upward ten
deney- Freights on Cotton to Liverpool &c. Exchange
10 coed demand.
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I8atfst 1fns bp GfIfgrapb
TO AsSoCIArED PREss OF MEMPHIS.
AddInonal Foreign New..

NEW TonK, JuyH-in.irs at MOu,snesrO ss repre-.
scented a. serious.
France sends her rlumstum 70 Turky- shs win send
additioasl ships to the Adristio unIess answered salts
factoniy.
vrESsA-A great s~ensation was produced, from q
report that Russian ships had Joined the the French nosi
81 the Adri tl-.
MADRID "A dispitcs says that Gov. COnchs CON-
plains to he government Of Eng ish Insults IN Cubs, and
viii demand an explanation.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
SATURDAY PACKET

CHOCIAW '......... ID. ~SNEDLEY. Master.
IfHls ane passenger and rrightpacket ~
Il vii arrive THURSDAY. April Isl. and TIL
cave a. shove on SATURDAY. April "a k
eaFtnE Memphis every altenate safur-I
l.y SHIPPERS nav rly upon the punctuaIfty OF thiA
Pao--L tor neight or passaEe. apply On board CT 10
mEs-f Al ?. ~LAvALETTE & Co. Agentz.
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LINE,
OLD LINE.
KATE FRISREE.

e@Nr - NNssssauasA- EUlEEA clerk.
SAM WOOD and LARRY H~ARs1grrAD GzrIzffr
HAVING obtained the Nail Contract Rnb
II uom hemPhis 70 Napoleon for the 49,
next four years, this fne, fist running ~
steamer with recent improvements -6
Wnicn make her equal in every respectto any new sream-
ernog sdoat vii leave regularly - above. ana NspoIeo1
every TUESDAY, and SATURDAY.
VII shortly place another good beat In tbs trade.
70 eeFe each port twice q week. thus giving 10 nv
ulehas and me public generally, an aocoumodsfi8n
pa1Ael four times q week, and respectfully solicit
rom tnfm q continuance Of their favors- mis- line viii
run regularly fer the next four years. r~sEardIesF az ne
9FposHlon JOIN T HTRLET.
EFfhis packet has the exclusive rfsbf frgD tbe
White River Nal Line to issue through Bins o. IafiDr
LOT freight or through Tickets 70 passengers Tor white
1ver. and after the lst Of July VII have the same *
elusive privilege OF Arkansas River Nail Linz
b-rhrough Tickets for reisht or passengers WILL
BE By aHy other boat.
U-The wants Of an doing bushes with his line VIII
Be promptly attended %. 1910
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N.u, from b, rel.rrsph Fl..,.

Bosros. July 1.-The ship AHes AhE1TOs met The
steamer Niagara on tn 97th Of June. In latitude 62s s.
and longitude s79 8. The squadron was sixteen days
10 reschirs is destinstias. Tive unsucoessful attempts
we're made to Icy he osbls. tbs Fisgsrs returned 70
The starting point 70 await the A~galemnOa. After she
returned The cable was ssliced and smother stienp.
made, but stormy weather i~nterferei with the arrange