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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-13
-7zE-E.f.NT EFPEE POEDE9-2Ol

RS.fELS--I0O hEGS .ISsORTED
O Nails, received and for sale cheap for cash,
by JACOB STRAUB,
jly2i-;iw Me- 40 Main street.
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HeOTECE rs BERERE. GEV.R.N,
g Y that Henry l.. Mitchell has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Mrs ELNTRA
MITCHELL, late of this city, decreased. Said cs-
tate j. solvent. HENRY J.. MITCHELL.
jc2s Admins traitor.
7zyE.s.NI EFPEE P0EBE9-2OO
GEE kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
go kegs Blasting Powder;
p q, =cs Rife do:
80 half kegs Rife Powder. For sale Iv
u. COOK A
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PROF. DE- GEATH's ELECTRIC 0IIe-S25 REWARD
viii give So for the apprehension Of low scamp
who printed some dirty handbflIs and called his
stuff 10y the EGme of Electric OIL =. L.
CAUTloN.-Seware Of low pedlars and Iicayune
druggists who put up stuff composed Of camphene
and Lard oil, calling it Electric Oil No pesldlars
sell the genuine Electric Oil I'm the United States
il is sold only by respectable druggists and Country
snei ehaGts- II sure and get DeGrath's Electric
Oil, or You will lie cheated 20 'If ''
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porHipJ Sar To,lrr, No. laws SWANSON,
Secretary. Regular me, tings every Thursday eve
ming, corner 81 Main aud First street
Crescent Lo,iqe, No. l22.-J"uS GREEN, Secretary.
Meets every Tucslay evening.
Schiller Lr,tTe, tf;cTuts) No. I:;S.-IoHN Dan
NErrELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
Ecal,sriHe EAco1gscsi, No. 2O.-C G.. KEArz,
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Monday il, every
month.
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Meetings OF Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
Erailsriib Loslye No. 6t-A. y. CoLpVEN. Score
tarv. Regular meetings FIRST aud third Monday in
each month, at Masonic Hal, corner of Main and
First street.
ErdhSriUc H. 4. CLaffrr, No. II. w. y. Hon
INGSwoErH. Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
pnth. ~ Masonic Hall.
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COUNTY DEMOCRAT. -4 +. TIIT II"
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
W. BIERBOWER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD a. Co.,
mari Projectors. 3i5 Broadway New York.
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NV ~ bxs STAR Candies,
20 do Assorted German and Palm Soap.
inst received ly r. III. COOK x Son
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fer Inducements, that
cannot fail to be to
the interest # all en-
gagged in the business
80 srst-o mo "a trsfa1
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pRR6N QUEGEEy''s EXTR.s So
lOSO GAR CURED HAMS. Received aud
for sale by Il. II. COOK a son,
july2 sole Agent for Evansville
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Day next disposal
numbered lions within the aforementioned townships which
remain 70 the United states within miles encA side u The Iowa
and the rnrtn and Missouri River railroad, subject,
qircd by law, minimum Of c dollars and my per acre
On the "Iowa Central Air line railroad.
NostA n tie ba lire and .ess n ne A principal msr'san
Townships - and ss O range q
Township 81 q ranges 81 so 81 o. end q.
Townships So -, and IS, ofrrrgc a.
Townships SO 81 81 and ss Of ~.
Townships 80 and a. Of range 49,
Township 81, Of range a.
the "Mssssipps Missouri railroad
Townships Z. r. r. sn M g. e ranges ,. and %
Townships y, IS, y, and 90 u range 80.
Townships "a, "a, 7s, ~, and co. Of range co.
Townships 75 49, ~ and ~, Grange Al
Townships Is, 81 and i, a range 40.
Township 10, Of range ~.
On the ''Turlngtoa Missouri River ralrcsa.'
Townships 70, II, ~, and 70, Of range a.
Townships TO- II, and IT, of ranges 35 and &c.
Townships 7o III n and 10 * range 81
Townships m ~, and ~ a. So 49, a. a. 49,
Office Drcarr commencing Tuesday the aras day
disposal q nwsarra
sections Within the towpshps the
ac r.lrosa and Ire iowa Central Ale line ra, subject r.
required by law 70 minimum Of dollars ,y pr
On the Dubuque and raciac raIFoad.r
N'vsa n a b~at 'ia s~d ea y ns aa fviseras ~osdsan
rowash!s g and nd g, & raag I.
Townships 81 ~, ~, and 20, II range O.
Townships ST. SO, 81, and "a, 0 range l.
Ncrth Of the base lnc principal meridian
Townships ST. g. and 80 ef range L.
Townshiys e. ~, 90, and "a, osrsnKr q
Townships g. So sad 90 ef H. H. Ia
H. '' Z = ~ y 49,
Townships &C., 49, Co. and o. ~ range rs m 6s1
Townships 90, 90, and Of. of ranges 10, H. and 49,
On the "Icwa Central Air raiirus,i,
NeesA n tho bsss oe and principal
Townships "a and IS, Of rangcr I, D. and 3
Township ~, of ranges Z, 3, g. and z.
Sevtk srfAs has isss ssd n Tie A principal ~oiase~
Townships = md IS, II Il 2 stss7ss 10, II, u,
H. ~, II, amA TO- aiTi ftr 'tt 4" F ei
Al the tand oscc Nuxn comencing Moalsy
fourteenth day n June " the
the ww6sr~d SECTIONS within tho udcmrntiscd up>,
which rcran ~ c United States, within iS s AA side u the
railroad" su3res required minimum Z t dsas
~ cents per sore viz
On the "Icwa Central rsilrcsdr
NsssA vas v ~ "a Fvs~esrss mersds~
1owasMsp %, n rangs !
Townships 81 mad -, ~ rsnss 2, 2, A., 5, q. and'
NA u tn bsse NM and Of the nh principal meridian
Township ~, Il rpswew L., 3a,A mis
TwnskirN "a and ~, II aud =
Township -, N ranac~ 10 II. IA IA H. Is and II
Townships A. ~, and A. H. ~ H. TO- IL "a a. r.
nd r. ,.
Townships ~, ss, ~, and ss, az range
Townships s2 81, and ~, II r~urc ~
rcwa~aig~ a. ss,snA A. ranges - No. 81 and 81
Townships ~ and a., N range ~.
Ga ahs "lftssinspsa and Missouri railrn~si.n
SossA n As hass ~e ~wd Ne arr rrisc,sf ~sssssa
Townships w. "a, and ~, q fsnses l. = snas
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tho land Once Foxr DcDos commencing Monday the
tho disposal the
sections within the aforementioned townships
United States wiehsn es side
bnqac Pacific rslroad subject required by
mum dollars and M osvEs per acre, VIZ; y ~
NstA n tAs tsss siss @sd as # ~ ta prisepai mesdiax
Townships - and co. Of range 10.
Townships &c. 49, and a0 Of ranges 20, II, 2b a.
~, -, 80, and 81. M
townships S. 60 20 81, Of range 81 hAi
Townships 90, 90 and "a Of range 30.
uncc At &oax Oy
disposal OF Tho pubic Aers sss
offered within tho following named townships parts
townships, viz W.
principal meridian
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, rss-
L On ff~s~f% WAsmScroy March &C. Ye69

ON THE PETITION Of saac Crossct Of Bennington Vermont pray
Ing for tho cxepap patent grRn him the 1st Of July,
ISA4, for IA msAAs Tor mskiB barrch f6r
fc t S1aAan II snid past which place
the ist day ~ July, 1865 ~ TAaa tas est sa@NtNf
that pesiHou Psat once on
MondxY, thU X4& 1Ht next n O'clock, erpuus
are Dctd "A ~ spw cnsc E they have why %.
httun ought nos b wextAA&cd 3r y4 v as3 aSs .1
Persons oYs nv sxseon rc4eassd nse
Once o1et Hpctinly ID wrtng
before the hearing alt ned either
bsused sad bearing W Nsa
The tszsiN = ~ case Vim be closed the 3lst May
Uet papers resd testimony
in the c6 ~ u she morning Of that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter
Ordared this Published he Washing
ID O. - noston wesG sue
3tfpefl@s hRstn 4s &Aig1qf, JC6 HOLT,
Mar 27--3wSat ~ Connmiautener II Pxenks.
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The quantities. ri al b. Increased ~ dmnsha
for spevinc quantities such quantities. - the sery@
require he delivered those yards rcsrrvriy s
CArtrrs resisting the pisces wero deliveries arr
establish such that drNy III
nhstng what repaired fails pe"y
comply with rcqusticn Bureau Of rrcs ~
the deficiency ancr ths pcuAhy te exlwspc in the contrast
record u raqassitn duplicate thereof At hc bus
Provisions and Coth either n The navy yards sfrfrs W
he evidence That such rCuipn bceu uAe and rccevd
Separate ors 10 maHe cath artcc zach /" w
aforesaid NAVY aad Ia than article n ~
tained In sc c thc Caf VI the Bureau win have The nsn
remainder; and hiers whose proposals accerd tan' ~
cthcss) viii b. fdrthwth rFsctra'"
tract wi hc transmitted 70 tm s exccsscu which eon @
bc rvturusd ~ tbs wn days, exclusive " inc ~
qurvd Rr the rcxnlzr transmission n the mail. .,u
Twu approved = eqtai 70 NE esun"
addition Wi he withheld from he all rayn
hcreof collateral security IN addition to eo
pcrnAcr ami ma IN event % by y nnsiI : !" ~ us
INSIDE PAID nv navy agent shAy days SITTER ea
daily authenticated shall have 1cen presented u hu -,
Blank urns pror.s my " aoss;sel ~ srr'' @es YAK
r1Aas'raaa, nAimcv wasass Nnuk, Pensacola aud "
hurvau
dapsass he le.ser Informing hsidcr q "a
hs mcannR of tA~ q ls4s biz hid All be made ans
ccl&~i In corformny with this understanding al
oossre~ msiiua ariroisicns ~ d. ssssi service $50
approved 10th August 1891 WIRES gnfansec signed ,
cr rrsprasbk pss4 tcthe cat as he cs the, ana a
that The tsdi~r h~t~fs Win his thsir hid he
obagaon wIiu days with AMI unr'ep
furnish he supplies proposed The huran viii NOD hs
proposed accomplished IN r
ny law tho competency n the knsrAhta be certnei y
pNvy agens dststcs attorney cckxnr II
me ancfi~ bisdrs ca|ifso fh sarsc and de'rr i
~r> ,-vs a. ayt6ss rs,1s and liz .p~ys and rs
,ssspa kk ana skeiy xss7asn tfs1
d.ycrsff % s s.t Resolution 27n xSrch 1884 cad @
Nar.h lp-lew1w
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VTyHERE rs MARTHA BROWDRR7--T wss o

VTTHERE rs MARTHA BROWDER9--I was or
w BY Judge circuit county
wddis vftA u ~ March term, 1855 70 advertise Martha
Bpwds< aRa abe ~ deAd fr her Hs len tho
coc1y wdd thirty Axc xnd removed 70 Kentucky
s eastsa 70 rssstve cara ~ with nssssus from
t6 ala n p96sr 1913 nom w. sstnse II The
coef tW ~ 6shat ~ hnwtsde vrgtra shs sAall
hGrdsm W ~ Aex Sefm n said ceurs mnath
Of 0sptsmber, l96S, he 1sh q monthly thee
ess. hsy y aassssa . s her sssrs and
PKr1a1gU3, VA APRIL Y, 1858 Special Commissioner
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MmAwa snb, An~aeas, bsown assa - - sssa ase
BuS{ss, ocAsson, for mustard and pepper s4f M
cosks, Ss aQssee sss4 salesi Sssg' Il yssfs,i
As Mrssox ARTICLES usss u * ~ quality
this psSu and subject 70 @ a. navy
vefM cef the butcah direct tho inspecting officer
An incidsatal the
govep proper vessels perkass sad Me rica each ar
10 wah ito above articles arc be marked with heir
contents and the n the contractor and DO sufficient 10 insure
.seoe,e. ]. uca ..ov. on.r .s.p
h ssacn t 10 day my assss Il furnishing what my bs q
ssss ss s a. IL Fl ssss M s
Authorized purgaaes supply ths dsA
tho penalty be expressed in The contract the r1eod
and chng cor the aforesaid shall DO
rsusAe ass bcss made Eecesve.
amu * c coasct win 30 rs.drod and twenty per ccntm
audubon win Be withheld from amcunt 81 al account
per ass ia aesvsfts sdo Win - rssd y
navyaees s thirty dys asf bs duiy Ssthent'assd, shAn
blank fosms a proposals may ohansa on application
ps s = an Il as s sar ssw 10rk
Asaord dupnie Of The cr nng bidder Of tao accept
ancs bis proposal viii DO licensed ncation thereof within he
conformity with fAs understanding Ss5 MN
Every oaa. ~ b accompanied s directed IN The act Of
o. rcsponsinc persons they
obligation within with good and sufficient surees TO
furnish ~ sspSnss paFei The safcsm will be obgssv %
NY scsoppanis grrsusr required
by law the competency Of the be certified BY the
agent, ~ IA colscsps of tho port
!. 4 s; s ss!sa s 8 s. ss sj ss z
:. .s g, s sx c ss q .ss s az con-
i s ~ M ~ 81 s III ~ ss st' iss. s - sss
p ~ "a N M g IA $50 n. "a
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tys4 q Juas v ~ dlnai q III pubic hereto.
fore ssed, sisuasd wha hs howing sowmshr~
partS Of townships viz
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= p
Nora Of the Il the Anh principal meridian
rs~ashsps III as 5s,ssn ~. u v~sss y s.
7sx sss,ss 4, ~ - u g ~: = en-. -
1s~ssS'rs = y "a : = . = ~stss mae
7....:. :: :: =. 4, !: ::
1s~s ss,iI ~ - y, ~ = r.sx* -
~~ssisss y - .ss d q ssssss H. a. ,s",n r,ss
4: 4: =: "a {: Z: :; range 4 Z.
ru~s4htps y, g - - g, ssaass r. :.
), r. ~ y = - = = '''s- - - " s'
Il s land s.ss = c.A.us ssn.ss..s ,.sa.y the ss,r
sasssrs .scsaas saha - sva1ar. xhss IVA
lhs Uasa wsAa = res - dt q The ~Ds
lnanunum x hcs dsliars cnA ~ ce~h PR
ysnA .5ms t~.< ss~s weA< aA r~n'pas ~osssss
1 Ts~s.,,!s ~, e and q 4 rsr : .,a.
townships q, 4, "a ~ sltsasss ma !
Tcunslps a. ", ranges, :, TO- II, a. and H.
townships ~, Is, ard y q range ~.
townships u a. ard "a q ranges i. "a ~, and 90
rs.nss!. n 81 and 's q ranss -, =, r. - sass
isss .wrour,.ca Dy law sr ,bs - = .os, .,,,.,,
The tracts wi, do 30 ssssss - IA Il 10 salsoa. sms
70 . ~ fss @ ~ ~ = 5. s
sold containing The quantities rsectivsS shewh DE c
Tne oasas q s above hands viii, be- scrpspesd "a hc sn
ss a. sss ~ ssa s sssf ssss s
sale hau BE- kept opcn longer an two weeks and p,
entry q any q hs ahevs aad. ~i b. sAxssd snniAs h s
Gwen under S my hand ii do city o w.sAssoa s n,evaA !,
January Doiui thousand eight haadred s ran
BY the President
comrarssonor q the General Land odoe.
NOTICE 70 pHE.fArrsoN uAnANrs
Every pefses emitted e Co. rsnt rrs ssya !. ny e y
rsss s.sI g sssn 81 ssms g ~ i 81 3
receiver q The proper nd ne< ard se pay~nt tss
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through the Mexican campaign and str exhibited metal
sT ore which one would imagine 70 belong steed

through the Mexican campaign, and stn exhibited metal
an ore which would imagine 70 belong TO var stsed
on HIS isst parade.
FIom Fort NcHen,y the cutter TUNED Der Prov again
wa she Potomac or her return 70 WAsnirgoo wbero
she arrived after rapid and delightful run, yes'esdsy
Sfernocp, having stopped of Mopnt Vernon 10 allow her
company TO visit the homo OF the paer Patri9 The pic
of which they artoos s0e SHORES OF Ao Potomac,
the soil Of Mount Vernon may Do mentioned Is one
OF the most srreenhle incidents o. the oxcureion Among
the septy ents drank the occasion WAS one 10 the
Father Of his Country proposed by Mr. Cobb, which VIA
announced in Lies recited by Or NaSaesser:-
To him whose sword schieved his ocuutry's cause,
Whose rule msinaiDed her lieerty AID laws,
In wsY her leader and 10 peace her guide,
And first In both, ner bulwsIi and her pride
We dare say this excursion was TIE most exquisrey
ssrs able enc tbas has BEEN participated IN in the
lives Of the invited guests who enjoyed it II will mark
Al epoch In the memories OF he excursionisss aud be
required 10 by them all with pleasure Is poignant "a
enourpg. -
uried letter expressing their shanFs for the polite
hess which they had received IRON Captain Faunce his
officers and Nothing could have exceeded the ass
DUTY o. theee ger temen minsterDg N the comfort
AMI pleasure the party. Arrangements we're msde for
procuring piece Of plate 70 be presented " Captain f. a.
ar enonng testimonial Of the sentiments Of the company
In this regard.
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The Hog Nsslssace.
TO TIE BDfToB OF TUE HERALD.

YoRKvrrix, Jaly 16, 1858.
On the principle ina. editors of ucwypa expected
70 know ry,hrg, and something besides, shall be
GLAD you would give myself and noishbors infor
nation on the following subject
live at Yorkville m Eighty second street, which local.
~ 10 constantly infested with OF hogs many OF
which the largest uRest, tIky and direet speci
OF the s'anciean animal" that could DO mustered
within considerable distance,
pGy vicious wrhs; their antics perfectly disgusting
TO parties resicns In the neshborhood, and 70 children
and eques.riaps trey positively dangerous
Nov, what wsh TO know 10 simply ths-Is there any
Law u existence 10 restrain persons from sending their
bcge public seek their daily Subsistence
70 the annoyance and dissust OF whole nsshborhsodS
not, ! suppcse VIC mus. Con the principle that
"wha. can't be cured must be enduroch) grin
and bear n; but II there s, be good enough
10 say whose duy IL to see the provisions Of
snch law carried ortwhether 10 Ia the jurisdiction OF
the police or whether rs necessary for private ndi.
viduas 70 lay the matter before Tho arthoruesS tho
former pray call their attention 70 the nuHanos; End II
the latter, you viii give idea OF VITO tns proper
authorities will undertake. 20 "drive The whole herd
the sea-" viii II eas, rid my family OF
sasce even II the coet of becorirg public ns,rincr
by taking notice OF this nuisance In yoar ysurbls
rAPer you would oblge many subscrbers, AID
80 Than myself. ROGER B2O0J.
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Ire Right Of "Vis1lo-The Tables Turned.
[tyom the HehIAx ~. s Sun. JniY II

Mrs. NcAulay q Phpaelpnia lady, and OF tho pas
gers detained tnis city by the msnap to the steamer
Cy Of Baltimore, paid Witt TO her Majesty g s.esuer
Syx, Friday las and demanded TO the commander
Of that row somewhat ceehrsUed cruiser. The st1ry
goes that the scy politely received ana ushered
into the preserca Of the ocer in command, wbere long
interview tack se ooubtsss VI high import W tho ate
reets Of the two rea. nations represented this
zion. We urGersiaad that The spirA Of the aty's
Writ OF decidedly national character, with the
view Of overhsullng the gallant naval officer for
numerous 1asract ou!rages committed on Ameri-
buptIg Tho particular stye in which
our heroine conducted this reributive visit not
positively PREF cred TO descrbeour reporter not having
bees preeent, unfortunately. may have been that IL
far better for the commander had he been exposed
broadside from Of Brother Jouathans stea1 FIJI
eses or rsy have been that gentle wouan's bessech
Ing and persuasive eloquence elected the onfe ina. he
would "rever Go such naughty things agsS." We iD-
cpe, however, to the latter suppostco but, in either
rse With such champions the lady OF story, Joua
Than VIII always he sure To vapqush Britsns naval
heroes be vii gain victories, We think, with the
wesker vessels taan " it'll the stronger.
Mrs: AcAulay is The woow of the late United States
Ccpsul OF Csro 10 Fgye and said 70 be well known In
political circles In Washington.
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exception, lar can learn express their wasnest
gratitude The passage reads as follows

exception, 30 lar can learn, express their wrncst
gratitude The passage reads as follows
The condition Of the wounded, however, was extreme
" wrecbed In very many instances, owing 20 the scsny
accommodations which could be afforded In 30 small
place.
Icannut avoid the conviction that these words were
penped through iDadvsreuce Consequence OF gene
raj impression being made the mind OF the writer, by
suffering. which place cood relieve. TDe sufferers
have IN every instance 80 far could learn, been fur
pisned with comfortable bed competent medical attend
ance, anu the most assduons and devoted nursing The
people have tn ned out ndsse and given W their time
and Efforts 70 the relief Of the suffering the landlords
Of toe hotels have been uuremiIg 10 their sssduity and
kind attentions Those who have been accommodated IN
ths house myself and family included-would speak
particularly Of the great Kindness shown them by M and
MIS-. Wood and Mr. Bennett Those at the Fowler House
say the fane thing OF the pop-ieors Of ihat establish
DepE 10 fact the universal feeling among the sufferers
H. that Of the peculiarly pleasing features In the ds
persstkn n Provideuos by vbicn their lives have
been spared is that they have fallen into ths care Of such
good SaJoariars se the citizens Of Port Jervs should
also be nenuored that the officers Of She railroad compa
ny ia tots place particularly the Assistant President D. D.
Besdley, Eq the local Superintendent, Hugh Riddle,
Eq have left upsr,sd PROMOTE tue recovery
a1d the comfort OF every one Of the injured Very
truly and respectfully yours. l. LEWIS PEEr.
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PERSONAL.

NY kEsPkCrkBLE PERSON WISHING To aUCpr
IN ahandsome boahby male child tn months old OF rood
psrenage, hear OF tuoh by addressing bon lso ae
raid osf~e
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POLITICAL.

fyENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB THE MENBsRs n
~ this club rc1r esief 70 sterf spccia weeilnC a.
Bowery. ths uussasyl rveoiIg, ~ o'elo.l Ptnctl'
tEiss scrERsorr. PrssiasL
n us.s s f.,.S' Jrr 3seueDrIc'.
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,,,psr prcrvEsr Nsw YORK vOLUrTREas.-TN
corseanence OF oe dssh q Gersral John Antsony Out
-. ke s,yvos az his regiment reqneset " meet nis
e-entns 81 rst he MERCER house, ,~ks
action snuteprt.te 20 he event Nv order.
'" 'pF OAhREr DYCKaAN, President
syRrON rAInOHiLD Wa. rressl.n-.
Crss n BROWSE, fecretsry.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE


JDCsT OFFICE aO1fCg.-THF Walls vOa rAiJ
FORMS ard souih Pacfc Cost per United 8;sss
STAR ~ TIE WEST. viii close this Olcs
Isaac V. FOWLER. Possla.ssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

The people of Minnesota are all agog about the
Frazer gold mines and have held third meeting at
St. Paul. to consider the Ieadiest means of reaching
them, and Incidentally the advantages which it is
believed would accrue to Minnesota from the open
ing OF the intermediate country to settlement -
following report
The distan % from st. Paul to the gold mines Of
Frazer and Thompson rivers may be put down as
follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

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q lar quarterly meeting viii hs bsd ~ Firercn Hal 81
ESQ. W. vHEkl.ER. Il. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

Making total distance Of $50 miles from st.
Paul. The committee have made the following esti
mate of the expense necessary to equip and nit out
party of ten from st. Paul They have included in
Tie estimate sufficient food for six months =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

SfTKF Rul Ns GUARO Will PLskeE wErr AT 81
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-29
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

Cambridge Cattle Market-WEDNEspAY, May
2oAt market 200 Cattle about $50 Beeves and 40 Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen Cows and one two and three
years old
s$7i-2d quality, so I'D quality s6l2 = ordinary
quality, al.
StoTes-working oxen-s8o 100, a $lT6 per pair.
Cows and Caiues-$30, IS, 40, As, 90 a 90.
fenhngs-$lS sH Ttco Years Oid--$26 a rs.
ThTes Years 0d-$36 $40.
sheep and Lanbs-l092 at market Prces-In lots S212,
a. So each Extra and selections s4 ~, 50 each, or
from s q &c U NJ.
- per lbj dressed &c per lb.
Hides-6l a &C per ID. TGhow-6 l-2a7c per ID.
Pehs-kl 25 SO each. Caif Skins-12 l2ic per ID.
zeal Caiues-$4. q, . a co.
There were the Boston and Maine Railroad
~ over the Boston and Lowell So the Ftchburg and
none over the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine and
Horses On the os over the Pichburg "a from Albany
and from Schenectady
Remarks-There but little market to-day con.
sSSadt SAILS we rats~ qui,k- ths p,rnIns tsn as.