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PHGNiN iNSuRANCE &C.

Which may be done 10y application to any OF the
duly commissioned Agents of the Company, III tie
principal Cities aad Towns of the Juiua.
i...-svs kisisly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
sc2tI ALLEN G.. HAI.IOt Il. Agent
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" EST FRANKLIN, I
October * 1879

OClOUS1 10, 1000
Mr.. +. Y. CARLILE Dear Sir The
election having past and our party having
met with distinguished success some Of
Mr.. James NJ. Shanklin's frieads-thinking
we owed much of our gains to his most ac-
the and strenuous efforts-have determined
\ to exhibit their appreciation of his labors
by suitable present. They could think OF
nothing more appropriate to the occasion
than tall Shanghai Rooster. There is q
deep similitude between the gift and the do
ner. Shanghaes, though long in the legs,
don't "run WE'LL. They are yoiciferous
growers but there is neither music nor fight
in them. We wish you to inform him,
through your columns that the present is
at your office, awaiting his pleasure. And
you win please present to him our sincere
congratulations on his success in the late
canvas, and say to HIM we wish him tc
try it again, for probably if he were to can
vas again, and bully and blackguard The
people, he would meet with the same en-
inent success.
n We send the rooster by stage in box
directed to Mr.. J. N. Shanklin. We haze
paid its passage and all charges. BE kind
enough to publish this letter that the worlt
may know. that "Repub les arc not migrate.
efuly s eEs. Yours respectfully, =
JAcoB BoScHER,
THOMAS MARTIN,
SAMUEL C. DIXON,
ASA WINEMILLER,
VIM. B. Dunn,
And others
With Mr. Shanklin's permission, we shall
exhibit the Rooster tomorrow at the fai
and ask for 4 nreminm
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CoLuNBUs. Oct. l5-P. NJ.

The Democrats are having glorifcation
tonight torch light procession and bon
fires. Great exultation over the election Of
Cox.
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BCRLIs eroN, Iowa.. Col. II.

Des Moines county, Official, gives 1872
majority for Trimbah, Democrat. Henry
county, 695 majority fos Curtis, Republican
jefferson county, No majority for Curtis
Wapello county, leo fer 1TrimbaIl-7a Re-
publican gain since 1851. sF3efi Ef4 "a
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.--es ass=sssasss5,- $500;
PRs.N'S RxPRESS CO.UP.E.t-x.-

ca SEN ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAsT's Impress C0APASY respectfully an
noincc 10 their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased faeil-
ties for Jhe tEsn5 37rta ton Ct
EiEI g II 7, PA c y 4 g. IS.
" q \ L = 4 y D ~ u BLES
They scIieit continuance Of former flvors. Es-
,seeia esirc taken in The collection Of Bills Drafts
Notes, aud lie tTnsYo II small and valuable
packages.
All psrsOHs wishing te avail themselves Of sac IA
ritiPA ii this ExpTeSs obtain any desired @afr-
nation in reference t. the routes and details Of tbs
lti-irfas. At their 0fice First street, between
3iail. oud Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de Il 9. II FISH, Agent.
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PlTTsBURG. Oct.

River 8 feet 5 inches by the pier mark
and falling. Weather cloudy and windy
Mercury 500.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

E9~ Reports from above say that the
river is rising slowly.
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Pu,L.DgIrrIA- Oct I5-p.

I Official returns from the Thirteenth Dis
trict, elect Judkins, Opposition, by &c ma
jority. In the Eighth District, Schwartz,
official majority overJ. Glancy.Jones, Il.
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B- There are $50 churches in the City
of Baltimore.
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ara ptsay7 Potatoes are selling in-New Orleans
q at 81 1882 IS per barrel.
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W. think it is hardly known even to the mos
Intelligent Of onr readers, how deep of the
sciences are looking down into the mysteries OF
creation. We knew there wonderful discover
les in these times and wonderful made If thcm,
but did net know the Chemists initiating in
their crucbIes and even SURPRISING the most wonder
full productions Of organic life. During visit 10
Lowell intro luccd by one of their prorlin-
ent citizoIs to the laboratory of Dir. ~ Err, in
ventor of Cherry Pcctural and Cathartic Pills.,
where we were shown with generous frankness, his
processes and his products. This master genius of
his is manufacturing the subtle essences of f, W
from tar and other vegetable substances. His
essence Pine Apples, Strawberry, Checker6erry
Ounce, Pear, Canella, Cinnamsn, &c, not OIL
equal bat they exceed in purity Of flavor those yes
atables themselves. His oil of Winter-green
purcr and Of better favor than auy that can be
gathered from the plant-aad Yet is made ny
chemical composition from the hydrocarbons in
tar His process Is, to analyze the substance and
find the exact ultimate atoms Of which it is made
then recomposc them in the same proportions which
exist in nature l.ri-ijna 1droc,iLe.
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Special Notices.
GOA

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de
Iivcrcd any part Of tue city, at 10 cents per BUSH
at the pit = cents JOHN WYNCSp,
cct9 ScCretary and Manager.
Efcer and .gsa..-This trying ana provoking
disease which fixes its relentless grasp the body
Of man, refusing him to a mere shadow In short
space Of time, end rendering him physically and
mentally useless, can be defeated and driven from
the body by the of Dr.. Hostctters Henown ned
Btters The great success il has met with, and the
benefcent results following its usa, have estah-
lished 1t permanent institution. We would adj
wise reader 10 procure this valuable specific, AID
if an abfent friend il afflicted with the FeTer and
Ague, or any other disease, TO hasten anu
procure this much ftrorad and greatly desired ar
tcle trial Is Ill that is needed To prove il many
, excellent qualities For sale by Druggists and
dealers generally, everywhere
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CLE.N:EL STOR.E GE.--T have a large aou-
q BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable Of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
ceived stored taken Of and held subject to the
owners orders On most reasonable terms.
P. C. O'RILEY.
mho6-f
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A DistIngsuih Gift.

We received the following letter and a
: handsome Shanghie rooster, from the citi-
-zens OF West Franklin, who have done us
the honor of selecting US as the medium Of
their most appropriate present to our distin-
guished townsman. We are happy to in
form him that the rooster was received safe,
and is of remarkable length in the legs, and
has a fine basso voice. lie awaits the
pleasurezol the honored donee, at the Jour
mad Office We should like to have had time
- prepare suitable presentation speech ;
but as corn is high, and the fowl has a
most conspicuous crop, it would comport de-
cidedly with our interest to be relieved from
the charge Of him at as early day as con
Yenient, for the distinguished defeated to
4,
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DETRofT. o.. ~

81 q zesa.s & DETROIT, Oct. II.
The steamer canada collapsed in .Sagcmair
river, Yesterday, scalding TO sleath three OF
the crew. s.
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IS .SS EH(H.g.s.Ts' DE sfs.sT6H.'

IS gy L tftR.s.s'TS' BE sF'.sTCH.'-
GEM FAST FREIGHT LINE.
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY PR0PRIEToRs.
TO THE WEST AID SOUTHWEST.
VA ALBANY AND BUFFALO.
The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods
from Hra York and Boston, at as low rates as any
Despatch Rail Road Express and in as good or
better iime having uueguaed facilities FOR safe and
speedy trans poTtatiou.
No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any con-
nection with as.
Arrangements made Ivy us early last Spring,
by which are enabled TO forward not only the
lighter portion OF shippers freight, but
~ both light and heavy with the same prompiness
which has always characterized the " Merchants
Despatch " Bringing our freights in our own cars,
with passenger trains, and having agents
points Of tTanHhpmeut, ne have advantages in
point Of speed and SAFETY, which render it impos-
stle for other companies - compete with rs.
, This Despatch il owned and managed by the
, AmeIicln Express Company, which IS sufficient
guarantee thai al just claims viii beseted without
delay, as has been the for the past three years
and to tie Satisfaction Of those by whom they may
ba presented. JOHN G. MASON,
: scuti-ru Agent. Terre Usute
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lEGEVv-CK' or THE Pa ai3.V.sA x.0-
GE SURASCE COMPANY, Hartford CONN.
y. l.. LOOMS, H, KELLOGG,
President. Secretary.
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EBROH.H' 3 .sIR.u.f.N; RECRFH-
I'D ING. FORWARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Agents for kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, In
diana. We have formed "A co-partnershp under the
style of BROwl5 & AIKMAS, and offer our services In
the capacity set forth in our card above
We are fully prepared to extend every facility TO
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and aSslre them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented, should they he pleased to
favor with their patronage.
Office and Warehouse on the corner Of Main at
and the Canal
WM. BROWN, w. NJ ALTMAN
Late Of Howard Browr Late Of FOSTER, & Co.
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EMIT OF cts,

STATE EMENT OF AS S ETS,
JANUARY 1st, Ie5S
Examined ndapproytd by the Auditors Of OHIO,
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, &C,
IN compliance with the laws Of these States.
Cash Capital, s20O,000.OO.
Cash on hand and in Bank ,5I7 CO
in hands Of and due from AEents..-.--t2 1924
Amount loaned on Mortgages OF Real Is
Amount L,rrvd on rlc,ise Of Bank stocks 49, 900 90
Bills Receivable for loans approved col
lateral aud personal security 73.41
NARKET VALUE.
Bank stocks "f Ney, York City Banks. loo 80 %
of Hartford and other n. Z.
Banks 90
Accumulated interest investments III 90
Total S}Il, 1889
LIaBiLITTs
Due or not due to Banks or other Creditors
Losses, adjusted and CUE. hone
- not dtie ......-...--. ...........@Iu,6 Ola
a. not adjusted and waiting
proofs; ''.-.--'io'o
An other claims estimated at
Total OF all Liabilities. Sd 9I4
STATE or CoNAEcTlCuT( :. HARTFORD, CoSS.
Hartford County. January 10, 1858.
Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath that
tine foregoing statement by him subscribed, is true
ard correct in his hest knowledge and belief. BE
{. }. H0ADLEY, Justice vi the Peace
1t IL With much pleasure 10 ourselves and patrons
that We present the aioY; statement 81 our finances
~ the careful pcrusil of tho public. 1t exhibits at
glance, the prime and solvent condition the Com
pany is in and parties who desire Indemnity in a
strictly frst-cia1s Company, will promote their own
/ interests hV lItrouizIIjlr the
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WESTERN BRISCH OFFICE, CINCINNATI,
NJ. A1AGILL, Gen1 Agent.
Il. HI. MACsTLL H. ri. MAGELL,
SPECIAL AGENTS AND ADJCSrERs.
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e,,I.HAREES> 100 RAGS PRIME
- tpGtcp.
IS ibls Leaf Sugar.
Is Lays Nus. 5,7g and coo Cotton Yarns,
81 half Chtzts Teas.
80 boxes soar.
IS asserted Tobacco
% reels Packing Yarn.
80 b5.s HosiE. Fer SAFE by
sept23 ORR, pAZELL Z GO.
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~ ieur.ieG Cincinnati Scale. manufactured 10y
Vim. Huddart * Co OF variuas sizes and sorts.
such IS Hay, Stock, Nell Railroad IA lime, Corey
cter and Platform Scales. cheap any scale Of
same quality, in tbs country.
sept,}- A. il. REYNOLDS & Co.
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Ohio Election. -ft u
Geauga comfy gives 1860 Republicans
majority
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LONDON, Oct. 2.

I.UNIION, NJCI. z.
Barring Brothers quote BreadstuHs as de-
clining. Wheat had fallen Ia I'd during
the week. Sugar dull; prices being easier,
but quotations are unchanged. Coffee
steady. Rice heavy Teas firm; fine Con-
CONS advanced I'd.
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With Mr.. Shanklin's permission, we shall
exhibit the Rooster tomorrow at the fair
and ask for premium.
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No change in Breadstuif market. All
articles are slow OF sale and 10 business of
the least Importance done. Provisions arc
without attention.
LoNDoS, Oct. ..
Consols are ass.
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TTHEE&B.-3O BOXES BEST ": n.
E/and hHgilsi, Doirv. For safe ~
-rF'T7 efS,HFGT { TroUrTS.
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

rrest NooD and Prof. BoswoRTH, viii deliver
null courses Of Lectures with tho aid of the Tele-
SCOPE and ctLcY apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
exierimentaily the principles OF the sciences pur-
sued. Books, and all other requisites for entering
the Gailege, may be had at the College, in the
city ~@
All letters OF inquiry on business. should be
addressed to~R,r. -JoHS COVERT, or p..S. CogERT,
Terre-H,Hte, Indiana.
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Examined andapproyed by the Auditors Of OHIO
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA. TENNESSEE, &C.
IN comrlianct with The laws Of these States.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth ConRress-First Sess,ou

lN THE SENATE, yesterday, besides the pro.
ceedings published in the Star. a number of me.
MORALS, bills, and resolutions Of no particular
public Interest were submitted or reported and
appropriately disposed of
During these proceedings a bill to amend the
act Incorporating the Columbia Institution for
ih" instruction Of the deaf dumb and blind was
reported by Mr. Hamin, from the Committee on
the District of Columbia VII
MI. Pugh presented joint resolutions from the
Legislature OF Ohio, expressing entire confidence
III me Administration, but regarding the position
Oh me PRESIDENT on the Kansas question as nm.
fortunate, and declaring that the Constitution of
every new state should he submitted to the peo
PIE They also contain requests to the Senators
ana representatives from Ohio TO vote against
The admission Of Kansas under the Lecoinpton
OF any other Constitution not clearly an express
sion Of the will Of the people
Mr.. Wade regarded these resolution. "a .xt,.
ordinary and disreputable, inasmuch a. they are
not characterized by that manly Independence
which should mark them as being emana
tons from the Legislature Of a sovereign State
He was prepared to resist to death the ATTEMPT to
enforce the Lecompton Constitution
The bill for increasing the military establish
nent Of the United States, was then taken M.
when ~
Mr.. Gwin offered the following as an amend.
ment:
strike out all after the enacting clause and in
seIt: That there shall be added TO the army OFT
eminent OF dragons, one of mounted Tifemen,
ana thfee Of infantry, Ave surgeons, and ten n.
,s'aht surgeons: that officers, non commi ssioned
SmGe's; musicians, and privates herein author
Ae" 10 ne appointed or enlisted shall be govern.
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PERSONAL

49, Letters received from r ONE bv the E,ro.
pa state that Mr.. Samuel Lawrence of Rot,
visited the Eternal city Christmas week
..-- In very long neurological list for 1857
arranged by nations and published in nuuerou,
columns in one Of the prominent journals of Paris
a. the beginning of this year, under the head al
Etats U MS we find the name Of one Macy an er
Minister OF State; Of Newton, an Admiral. n,
1riswold, Doctor of Medicine -
80 "hI. Caleb Gushing, - says a wasbingto,
IoIes Pondent, "has completed, for the present.
aenuance on the Supreme Court, having
ooneiuura mis- argument in the tenth important
Nv nds Ills term presented to the Court ),
wi SusnIhg has returned home and resumed his
'eo' ih 'ne Legislature Of Massachusetts
go Z tan correspondent of the New Orleans
floayuhe says: One Bishop TJobnson b., n.,e'nS
Ia TOT wives Tour sisters, his own neicey A.
tueI sdInt mas Ms own half sister: and sno,bar .
mother and her daughter for vSws. ai - HeI
truth OF these statements there /, NO -. vi the
ever for doubt. The facts are so In LII, Iii nat
with the cities OF the. latter day saint.
and 6omorrdh were ' sooom
"Chaste as icicles that hang on Diam. ,s,,,,-,,,
The lady who is expected to maxi At.
Fillmore q the baPpiest Of men, on the II,h -
February next, ssys the Evening Post. Is = A. u
Mcintosh, woman distinguished for a a,s.,
variety OF charms, solid well as transito,u
Her former husband made fortune i'm the croc(
cry business in Albany, and was President on the
= albany anc Schenectady Railroad during the last
three years preceding the consolidation.
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W Al Woonsocket, X. J., the other day, the
water forced break in the canal, undermining a
part OF MI Harris's wooden mill and one entire
corner fell with tremendous crash into the ca
IA, .hsiroy causing the stoppage Of all the mills
paee 10, some weeks damage 81 900.
PALACE -The oficial residence Of m. Gov
ernof oi North Carolina, at Raleigh, which Is
owned by the State, is called, by law, s1the GOV.
T palace" This is the only building In the
ohteo states which is officially and legally call
ed palace. The lower branch of the IegisIatnr.
10 called the House OF Commons
" letter received at Boston from a gentle
man on o9a'd brig Monagus, employed In recov
- sun keh treasure In the Caribbean sea from
nv n1b 81 December a large amount of copoeT
r~''s.r ia boxes, fourteen brass guns 1seyen
sUaha.,s) quantity Of lead, and 500 half dol
La" oeeh raised, bat not one doubloon
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FROM KANsAs.-The Westport, Kansas, cor
respondent Of the st. Louis Republican, writing
under date OF Jan. Is. saws:
The latest news goes to show that the Demo-
odetlc ucket has been declared elected by about
so majority, except Carr, who is said TO be eIeci-
eo 10 Congress BY 81 votes over his competitor,
Gen Calhoun had been arrested and released
under writ Of habeas corpus
Jack Henderson is still at Lawrence but il il
supposed that he will be released il a few DAYS
no proof being found against him
botn Legislatures are in session at Lawrence
working haImoniously together
Iuoge kinore Is here, on his way TO Wash
ington He will, perhaps, call and give YOU the
, maiuai iaw now reigns in Kansas, and Jim
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ORGANIZED AT LAsT.-The New York Assem-
bly,, after three weeks struggle, organized on
Tuesday by electiDg Thomas E Alvoord, Dem,
Speaker, and David l.. W ilson, American, Clerk
Previous to the successful ballot a member,
probably despairing of efecting an organization
IN another way, proposed the following expe-
dent:
MI. d. b Baldwin moved to amend by insert
ing that Messrs- Van Nalkenburgh and Alvord
De taken to the corner of Broadway and State
street and there started on race, and whoever
nrst reaches the Speaker desk shall be declared
speaker, and that Messrs. Thurlow, Weed Par
sons, SPrague and John ). Nayfew be a commit
tee TO make arrangements for the race and that
MI Hatch be appointed to keep the lobby in or
DER" ILaug liter.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN-As
the 2 O'Clock p. IN. train of the Camden and Am
boy line from Philadelphia on Tuesday reached
point about three miles east OF Bordentown, the
engineer discovered some obstruction OH the track
and Immediately reversed the engine, but before
the train could be brought to stand the COW CATCH
OF ran against a couple Of sleepers which had
been placed there by some fend in human shape.
Had not the engineer so fortunately discovered
the distractions there would doubtless have been
fearful loss Of life and property
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SPIRIT oETHE NOR MING PRESS.

The Inteiligencer is to-day devoted 10 news.
The Unions leader, to-day, is one OF the
ablsst articles upon the Kansas question so far
appearing in the press of the country. 1t is an
argument to show the responsibility resting on
the Democracy in and out of Congress for the
speedy settlement of the imbroglio, and con-
elusive one, indeed The editor explains that
the policy of the opposition being to keep alive
the slavery issue until 1860, its every member
Republican party in both houses will, of
course, vote against the reception of the Le-
compton Constitution, and then shows that for
any Democrat to do likewise, will be for him to
aid and abet the rebellious schemes of Lane,
Robinson Il Co., and to oppose the policy with
reference to Kansas, to carry out which the
present Administration was placed in power,
and the present Democratic majority of the
House were elected.
The same journal also exposes the charlatan-
ism of the late speech Of Senator Hale with
reference to the deficiency in the appropria-
tons for the military service of the Govern
ment for the current fiscal year caused by the
state of things in Utah. Thus, it convicts Mr.
Hale of stating that deficiency, and the aggre-
gate Of the expenses in question, at FIVE mil
lions of dollars above and beyond the correct
figures; and makes it quite plain that every
dollar of the deficiency that does exist is the
result only Of q combination of circumstances
for the existence of which no responsibility
whatever rests upon the President or his ad-
ministration, or the War Department, though
upon them, up to the meeting of Congress, the
responsibility for providing the proper RENE
dies for the emergency rested, as it now rests
on Congress.
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UTAH MArTERs.-The Utah correspondent of
the New Orleans Picayune, abiding to the scar
city Of salt in the army, says that he saw two
quarts Of that condiment sold for fifteen dollars
He also mentions report that the Mormons had
recently captured Federal officer with consid-
cradle amount Of money in his possession. The
ohcer in question came into Salt Lake Valley
from the California side, and it was surmised in
camp that II must be Jack Hays, who was recent
ly appointed the Surveyor General Of Utah Terri
tory.
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IL One of the Admirals of the Ottoman Nav

II One Of the Admirals of the Ottoman Navy
named Mehemet Pasha, accompanied by four
other functionaries, is on his way to the United
States, via France and England, with a view of
constructing athree-decker for the sultan. This
ship Is to be built and her guns made for her in
the United States, and when finished a steam Il
or frigate will be sent hence for her The Pasha
Is fne-looking man, and will make a favorable
impression in the United States. IL is supposed
that the ship will be built in New York.