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Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
gThe stage Office for Fayetteville is 10

@The stage office for Fayetteville is 10
Gated at the house of Jno Henry, Williams
d Co., Thomas Walden, proprietor. Mr.. w.
entered upon the duty of carrying the mail
on the 1st inst, in good faith, and so far as
we know, there has not been failure as vet.
On this line there is first rate coaches, easy
and comfortable for passengers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

IN Immense Stecr.-Mr Elnathan Hax-
ton, of Beekmanville, Duchess county, n. Y,
it is said, is fattenng steer which now
weighs 3,o2G pounds. Its girth is nine feet
eight inches, length ten feet, height six feet.
This is perhaps the largest steer on record
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
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so cases assorted fancy prints.
10 Merrimack and Robeson blue,
fancy ginghams,
heavy domestic ginyhams,
fancy laws,
q" asserted bleached domestic,
+" cottonIds.
bales. bed ticking,
heavy osnaburgs,
brown drilling,
l case Dleached
l blue
heavy linen assorted,
furniture checks,
tri-colored counterpane check, all re-
ccived per late arrivals. and for sale by
juIy .'5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
gEide. Robert Graham will preach at

.
the Methodist church in this city, to
night the 9th inst, at early candlelighting;-
also on Lords day at 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
a: night, when further appointments may be
made. He will begin meeting at Dripping
Springs at o'clock on Saturday the 18th
inst, to continue several days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Il BeneroteU ffSlttutton tstoOttsheu cy spe~
ciai Endowment for the Rei;ef Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted sciA Fruienf
and Ep'peDs'e Diseases.
rI>HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN view of
1 awful destruction of human Ii fe cansed by
sexual diseases and the deceptions prarticed upon
upon the unfortunate victims of such Diseases by
quacks several wears ago directed their Consult.
ing SrrgeoD. a. n charitable act worthy of their
name, To open dispenSary fer the treatment of
IL class Of diseases in all their forms and civ.
mecical advice gratis TO all who apply by letter.
with description of their condition, age occupa.
tion habits Of life. &c,) and in Of extreme
poverty Ia furnish medicides free of charge II {.
needless tn add that the Association command.
the eghest medical skill of the age ani will furn-
ish the most approved modern treatment.
The directors of the association in their annual
report upon the treatment CT sexual diseases for
the year ending January lst 1855 express th.
highest satisfaction with the success which has af.
tended the labors Of the consulting surgeon in IN.
of spermatorrhGa, seminal weakness impo~
tence gonorrhea gleet, syphilis the vice of omar.
ism sefaDuse, &c, and order a continuance of
the sames plan for the ensuing year.
The directors, on n review of The past, feel as.
sured that their abors in this sphere Of benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted
especially to the young ard they have resolved 10
devote Themselves with renewed zeal, to this yery
important and much dispied cause.
An admirable repytt Gt spermarorrhra, sem
ipal weakness, the vice onanism, masturbation,
or self abuse and other diseases of the sexual or
gans, by the consulting surgeon. viii be sent by
mail lin scaled epvelppe,1 free Of charge ou re-
ceipt of two stamps for postage. Other rep.Tt.
and tracts the nature and treatment, cf sexual
diseases diet, &e- are constantly being Published
for gratuitous distribution. aud will be sent to the
afflicted. Some Of the new remedies and methods
Of treatment discovered during the last year Of
great value
Address, for report of treatment, DIR. GEORGE
Il. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon Howard As
snciation, No. South Ninth street. Philadel phia
Ia.
By order of the Director.
EZRA d. HARTWELL. Prest
Gro FARCmLD. SecH
july 2, '5S-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Curious WeH.-We learn from several re :
liable gentlemen that Mr.. Baugh, residing
near Strong river, in Smith county, about a
month ago was boring for water in the piney
woods, and when he had bored about forty
feet "a mighty rushing wind" came out of
the hole, which continued for several days
lie quit boring and waited to see what would
come out of it, He placed bottle over the
hole, and the wind makes noise in it which
can be heard a mile. It "blows" about
week at time, and then it begins to "suck
IN" which continues for about the same time,
aud then blows again. So far, no diminution
OF Its force has been discovered. 1t has at
traeted many persons to see it, and as yet
none can tell whence the wind cometh, or
whittier it goeth." 1t is truly strange, and
we shall be glad to hear the opinions OF the
learned as to its cause.-Braadon Repu5H-
can.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

EF-A drove of 1000 head Of sheep pas
sed through this place on Wednesday last
for the Louisiana and Texas markets.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

HThe Rough d Ready passed down on
Tuesday morning last with full load Of beef
cattle for the New Orleans market.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

HE-The weather since our last issue has
been clear, hot and sultry, with slight indi-
cations Of rain.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Warrington News.
Nv

WAsHINGToS, June 2S.
Mr.. Satiges, the French minister had an
interview with Secretary Cass. He disavow-
ed all completely by the French government
with Mr.. Beallay's project on Nicaraguara
and Central America
Our naval force in the Gulf and the Carib-
bean sea is to be augmented.
Secretary Cass invite sealed proposals until
August 9th for ten millions L. S. Stock, re-
imbursable in 3 years from January next at
5 per centum interest.
Certificates not TO be less than one thou
sand dollars-no bids received below par.
FROM UTAH
Sr. LOUIS. June %.
Adyicss had been received at Leavenwor;h
the cath from Camp Scott
Gov. Cumming distrusts the Mormon's
promises.
The army marches for the capitol the 5th.
Ii composes force of 2 500 troops, eager TO
advance.
Look Out for Ae .S,cindler.-During the
past six months, says the st. Louis Republi-
can, of the 9Th ult., scamp representing
himself to be a member of the fraternity of
Odd Fellows, has, through the use of forged
visiting cards, counterfeit lodge seals, and
other rsscally impositions, been engaged in
swindling members of the order out of con-
siderable sums of money in different sections
of the country. under tbs names Of Benjamin
Wright, w. w. Brown, Bro. Benson Wright,
and other aliases
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

eE- We are authorized to announce William
B. Robinson as a candidate for the office of
County and Probate Judge at the ensuing August
election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

EgThe river falling with water enough
for small boat navigation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

We are authorized 10 announce sutton
r. C0ItrcII as candidate for the office OF
Sheriff at the ensuing August election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Il Trap for Catching Sheep killing Dogs
Make a pen of fence rails, beginning with four,
SO as to have it square, and as you build it
draw in each rail as you would the sticks of
partridge trap, until your pen is of sufficient
height, say five feet. In this way you will
construct trap which, when finished, will
permit dog to enter the top with pleasure,
but out of which he will find i. difficult to
escape, should he have tho ability of an ante
lope. All that you haue to do to catch the
dog that has killed your sheep is to construct
the trop where dead sheepis left. As soon
as possible after an attack has been made on
your flock, put-a part or the whole of a sheep
that has been killed in it, and remove the
balance to some other field. In majority of
casses the rogue and murderer will return the
succeeding night, or perhaps the next, and
you will have the qualification next morning
Of finding him securely imprisoned
ern Planter.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

rT-We are authorized to announce Wiitf1t,a
w. Mansfield. Esq, of Ozark Franklin coun
iv as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney III the
4th Judicial Circuit.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Il. %. O. II.

Il. %. %. H.
@r>, Crawford Lodge, No. 6 i o. o. F., meet
1<cSSs at their Hall the store of George
~ Austin, every Saturday night Officers
for the present term: w. f. England N. G; II. Per-
MT, V. G.; w. 3. Heard, Sec L. Willhaf. Treasr.
MASONIC.
a Van Buren, Lodge No. 6 A. F. NJ. meets
NY on the second Monday in each month. at
\their eirHalioverthestore Oft. Walden. By
order of the lodge.
A. X. POSTER, Sec'y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

We learn that the Planters Bank and
Union Bank of Nashville have resumed spe-
Gle payments
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

EO AUSTIN b-gs leave To acquaint hi. old
~ friends and the ones he expect. To
make, that he hats just received by the
Late arrivals subcrinr otof groceries rs uuder-
$50 barrels whisky, varioi, bands
5ot
25 barrels Bourbon whisky;
lO4
30 barrels brandy. wine aud gin: large
quantity of peppermint Stouton biiicr- lemon sv-
rup cand y. sardiues playing cards. &c and various
other articles in the bar grocery line.
ALSO
% hhds Louisiana sugar;
loo sacks ,ffee
e5 barrels muasses;
20!
1000 sacks salt, all for sale by
June 4, '5S GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Silk kAd'kfs.

Silk Hd'kfs.
case 600 pieces red border Barcelona,
l 600 piecesl crimson,
goo pieces assorted bandanna and pongee silk
handkercliefs all lately received and for sale by
July Q, SO JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
ANNOUNCE

rS-~Ty --thorizel to announce Lstst-
yettc GREGG rs oanlidate for re-s,estl3n -, IT., to
+Ln sfIias ~r i'' vi .'''
dicial District at the next August election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Boots & shoes.

4Sk1 FIFTY cases boots and shoes Just received
fE and for sale by
- june 4, '5S GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

sB-C. PIERCE, GeneIal Newspaper Agent Phil
adelphia Is authorized agent 10 receive and re-
reipt for advertise nents subscriptions, etc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

u AISINS d ALMONDS--Io0 I, and Who'll.
4 boxes ra-ins; COO pounds soft she'll almonds
received per late arrivals and for sale bv
July 9, 5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Star Candles, ,

M BONES star candles; so bsrxes do, so /
w boxes do, just received and for sale by
June 4, 3s GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

s1-S. VI. PFTTlSCHL E Co. General Newspa-
per Agents No. 10 Nassau street, New York, are
our authorized agents torecept for advertisements,
subscriptions, etc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
FDCV--1s3
SE0oD o G . -
Summer Hats.

Il A complete variety of summer hats from the
60 superior Panama TO palm leaf. Just received
and for sale cheap by
june a '5s GEO. AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Fresh Rice.

- 600 POUNDS of the above in store, Just
A.OOO received and for sale by
July Q. SIS JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
Steam Refined Candy.

l5O boxes assorted stick candy.
10 fancy drops and kisses.
10 gum drops, just received AM
for sale by
July . 5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

HAVE received per late arrivals fresh supplies
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, varnisbes. oils dvs
stnfis Chemicals fancy articles, perfumery. COS.
metics. wines. orandes, etc. eta. The attention
:. eGu9uy physicinns, painters merchants. and the
and better articles than can any ofthe fifteen drug
gists in this city. i. g. WHITE n u
july I'd, SO. .'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09

Groceries.
500 bags Rio coffee.
loo hhds brown sugar,
. clarified
IL barrels loaf
crushed Z"
3 " powdered.
100 prime reboeI monsses,
80 half barrels received by
late arrivals and for sale by
july q, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS L Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.

4 Benevolent Instifution established BY sps-
cial Endowment for the Reiief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted nth Firuienf
and EppeB1c Diseases.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-09
snuff.

S0 DOZ. Scotch and Maccoboy snuff in paper
~ and bottles, bought for this market and Io
sale by
july Q, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
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HUBB BROTHERS
BANkINs HOUSE OF guups nporurp,

DxsosIfs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
Without Charge. Drafts on the northern seaGoard
eitiss reosiyad Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DkPcsITs.-Interest will be allow ed
On Deposits at suoh rates may be agreed upon.
~ pHPosiTs IN VIRGINIA AND UNcURRKNT MONEY.
ceived TO he checked for, payable IN same funds
specie, we charging the regular EIchange:
UisC9UNTs..Notes, Drafts, and Bills of Exchange
Wiz pc dscounted, and Loans made on Stocks, Bonds,
and Securities, az the mar ket rate.
LkrTKRs OF CRsDIT.-Letters OF Credit will be
United States, on Deposit Of Money or Collateras,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged Coaterals on such terms az may be
upon.
TRAvKLIHs BILLS OF ExCHANsB.-Travelsrs will
be furnished with drafts IN sucn sums may be de-
BILLS AND LETrERs OF CREDIT on ENGLAND, IRK-
LAND AND EUROPK.-BIlls of Ex change and Letters
Of Credit on England Ireland AID Europe, furnished
BONDS, STocKs, &e.-BOnds, stocks, and securi-
ties ps, ing from to 10 pr. oen always for sale, or
bought IN the different Cities at commission of Z
reserve the night to call for deposit of 10 Pr cent
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered By tels-
graph.
RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE BoNDs.-Rairoad,
City, end State Bonds be placed p our hands for
neEotntion, either IN this country OF Europe. Rsil
LAND WiRRANTs:-Lsnd Warrants bought at the
market rates. All Warrants sold BY Us are gssr g.
Land Wafrants located en- commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL r.
ORDERS or sent for sale on commission to ponsibe
parties.
REAL IL E, TAT az nsp Esas
CLAIMS ON UNITED SrITgs, CouRT OF CLAIMS.
CoHeREss:-Claims on the United states, before The
Court OF Claims or Congress- to US, will be
'''''0''1 " p'0"'' c I'll G BRTfffffiERs,
HnH Opposite the Treasury.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 30.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has the effect of bring ng out hoe
of prUfessediy new specifics, and while some ara
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wIsest course to pursue Is TO consult your
family ply sclnn, or Otherwise use only such RENE
dies as long public perlence hiss proved lie sale
and ethoscous. OF this character Is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
physician. II soon became popular remedy, and has
continued TO enjoy growing reputation for The Las
twenty years. la cases Of Common Colds, Coax rs
dc., II aos like charm, and an Chronic Rron-
ohltls. w hopping Cough, Group, A sthma. influenza
&c, IT'S success Is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used II.
Proc p cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nalrn Palmer, Cnsn. Stott, Lo.. Wash
IngtOn: CIssel, Georgetown; Peel d stevens, A
exandTla; where II uty he had also, for cow enience
IN iozenger form. PrIce l2tZ and - cents a hox-
known as "1yle!'s Gum Arabic Cough Ca11y
Drops, as an elegant, pleasant. and rffoac!Ous Pu.
NOME LoZsnge they are unsurpassed. fs III SIN
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KedisiEes,
pTR = S Il M A 4

PporITcTKrb M e.. :.
Ensland, and occurred by the Seals OF the Ecoe de
PhsTmsoie de PaIlsand the Imperial College of nj cd
icine, Vienna. Triesemsr No. I 10 remedy for Re
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Tresemar No. efectually, nm the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely erad-
Gates al traces OF those disorders which copaya and
eubebs have 30 long been thought an andote for to
the rum OF the health OF vast portion OF the popu-
lation. Tnesenar No. 10 the great Continental
remedy for that class Of disorders which, uniortu-
nately, the English ply stefan treats with nercury
to the inevitable destrpotion of the PATIENTS consti
tuition, and which all the sarsaparllla IN tie Vorld
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. ], O. and are ak
devoid of taste or smell, and ofs useatnE auall-
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold IN TIN cases. and divided
in separate doses as administered by Vslpeau Lal-
lenlan, ROux, RicoId, &C., DC. Price S. sach.
or four cases In one for 80. winch saves So; and in
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. H: A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince ST., a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. imme
dlateiy reoeIP of the amount DIR. B. will forward
the 50 cases Of Trlesemar, and the large Sizes oar
rage paid, thus lnsurng genuine European prspara-
tons. The SS cases Also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from IL a. m. till
2. IN. and from Till .m at No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by j.
STOTT, W6shIngtOp. IL \ "
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTEIS

BROWNS HOTEL. III Whitehe id Va.
NJ u n Egar, Pa; B Thomas, Ky;
Tenn; Hoekersmth. do: II F Home. NJ;
Perkins, NC, g A Phillips, Ill; J w Ban,
non, Ky; Gibson, o; II Rollins, Mich, Fl w
W Smith, Mo; ii Turner, do; s p Brawley.
r sherling, do Mrs ; Z Clarke, Mo; Chas 6
Young, La; Gibson, do; Arice, do; j 5
6alham and family; Pa Roudolph, Miss; A
fy 10 BorSa' La; NJ Israel and lady, NC; D w
Gibson, III; Hill, Va; II Jones. Mo; ] A
Eastman, Ind; NJ A Price. Tenn; r. p Allison
DO; Legrand, nd; jas Higgins, do George
kiea, NY; w " allach, Wask Cassus Car.
w Iza'd, Ark; G stephens, wash :; A +
Haines Ga; II Tucker, do; n G Wa-then. do;
w w Carter, do Samuel Hastings, Va; Miss M
McClenan, Md; w G Palmer and child. w
a ai.P DC L Wilton; Mo T H W arren,
Lanier, Ark; C Ewing, Va; j Hnnter do.
c LED Elger, La: Rely, Md; r Coiton' do
cotton, do, q n Herbert, do; 6 Lord, iii; X
ajf Rso A5.; Esh J9pss DO; Petersen la
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-Mr Swift, Msss,J nj
Lan2ho aud r II Allen, NYk: ] nj Pat.
ton, r, Va; Lincoln, Te1a.; > ButterHeld II
SIoeEer, h. W Chitienden, q Il Thomas G
Marsh, jd, W CoFlies, + I. Coriies, /. Andrsw.,
ar and Ms PeDnymaa, n York: Mrs Bruyn and
G sim as MS,lt;, Bmyn, 5; n Wilson,
ny X Stevens, Kansas; W Hatch, q &c,
net, NY; p Hale, J Hunter, Va; j p Brown.
ne ne; NJ l. Eavls, Mass; J Donahue, o; Coles
son. NY; DR. w II Ta.gart, Ia; Col b Bali,
fgH and X Stetson w HaiIrtt. @ Bart,is
Niork w Riley, Pa; j f. Underwood, n w;
W IA W iIsGh, do.
NATIONAL. HOTEI,-G " R;xbo, nti
Grant, Ala; Gotten, La; 4 Lemon, O. + =
BoswoTth, Miss BO.HOTih y Y: j n Sb,rI.ie,r,
NIL NE i1klsy' q p1TdenhOf, y y; 9 McGilI,
al -, T. uray, Ny; Wingate, Nd; Ben
ton ana lazy, NY; r. Taylor, Ind; w n Ad.ir
simo0ds, Thos Williams, Md Jno Whit. Va:
stephan, q w Chase, NYk; A MorreII Ndi
e BOYD, ny; Jackson, II vicker., Ga;
Anderson: Lyons, NY; Philbrok, Va;
smith, CT Massey, Ala; l. Gale Wilcox
w L. Bradley, CT; SedQyyick NY: A B,t.s
TEXAS; X Borden, c Norcross J Hall, NJ;
II Wing, Pa; Stafford, Mass; e q Grace iii:
- Merrill. VT: = Dutton, Ala; Ii WyIis. Ga: i g
Chester, Pa; A % Chase, Miss.
RIRKW GOD HOUsE-w Whiting. NY:
~ Wst,on. Pa; III M Daniels, o; l. Lark}ns,
LsAi DGodwin. w II Meeting and lady, Va
fsoaaly, CsN: " Wright; b RIDLEY, l. An
tom Ny: } Brock Va; Rice, Ny; w ,Pct.rs,
No yyi sew.rt 40; Spence md, G Dudley,
ma foIterheld, Miss; T. HOLMAN, Tex; &
HAnlsi DinfoTtb, Kan; r Crooks, r Crooks.
~; J Rice, Tex: vs. Gill, Mass; g
c1to, Kan; j. Cameron, Pa
UNITED STATES HOTEfv cr,n..,
W EdgelIy, Ind; SWoiv-r,on Kr Sla,th' va:
Ian , and CHILDREN ,, Iowa; NJ W Alien, Tex; a
White, C 4 BerkIey, Va: ] G,vno a"a u lay.
DaboRey, NY: w II ThrockmoTton ,f. n,u' W ~
y Mankins, Baldwin, NJ Thomas w g.
UNI nam MISS cunningham, Pa: A q Gin
Va. ~ ~ Dunn,
WASHINGTON HOUSE, Rem,no,o,
ri; Nj Pilon, Mexico; McNaci.h. Wi.: n
M!htcooP, York; 4 Benet, Mass; r Gould, III
jersey. z'
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rI'HE SHOALS AND UUICKSANDS
OF i09TH; -.

IL ON 3PE2MATORHHisA or SEMI
Nal DiSEh SES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect care Of Nervous Dobility.
Seminal w eaShess. Involuntary Emissions, Imp0-
tence. o. resulting from VICIOUS habits acquired
during the critical Passage fiom Youth to Man
hood.
BY DIR. CULVERWELL,
MenIber Of the Royal College Of Surgeons OF Eng
land, llS27) Llcenciate OF the Hall, ns5il and So
years esident Practitioner in London. Author of
the Guide 10 Health" Green Book" How 20 be
HAPPY" Memoirs of Single and Married Life &c
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned Ply stefan aud Surgeon: points out the
only sure and permanent cure for all diseases result
ing from ssfabu.e and is the only publication Gifts
KIND written IN q benevolent spirit and by scentif-
their life and health and happiness here and herest
ter.
Price u cents, or stamps at the receipt of which
Gil; KLINE, No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1898, New
York. ism 10
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EVENING STAR.
WARRINGTON,

AT the close of Senator Hunters address at
kienfnoud, ON the 22d of February, Governor
Wise Introduced James Barron Hope, who adj
dressed poem prepared for the occasion. The
peroration of this production reads az follows:
-, ms New World had it's Adam; and he fed;
Soo vas the voice, and Gods the mighty tread,
w mcn sea, ed the red man from his Eden bowers;
w IN tns decree which made the gardens ours.
Al Eoen twas! and such 1t still remains,
Sn' bfothers! shall we prove @ race Of Gains,
nc, never Wills earth trsmbss with the praise
~ MIN 10 whom yon brOnzen cast raise,
ShalI lmplous hands be armed with deadly things
neoause W BRING up different offerings
To the Nations shrine
take my gift my Brother, take thou thine
But II this may not be-. virginia hear thy son
whose hlIal service now 10 nearly done
n ear me Oid State. Thon art supren,ely blssti
nero's ashes slumbsr in thy brsasti ''
Oh, Mother. If the ashes Of king
Coud nerve to deeds with which Fams,s trumns,s
ring. UNIV uumPets
Nv Nv hat glove OF challenger shall make thee start
hen thy great son lies sleeping on thy heart
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above. IN rsfersnc. to hk. land. in IN. Hudson d,

above, IN reference 10 like lands in the Hudson d,,
rlot, VIZ:
HeriA Of tks base Iiae ani w.'t JOsrtt rri.-
opal D1ertfias.
Townships 81. 81 and %. of Tangea.
townships s. 81. AZ, ~. and IN. oi rsnrel To-
Townships So y, -, 81, and ~, of rSngell
eth head. At tho land once At SUPERIOR mn
Monday, the fhTTd day Of mdgs,yf, the townEhtps
the proposed roads from the Isl. Croix river ~
lake. To the west end ol Lske ~ peror: aud % IA,
held" SUBJECT TO the "prOrtSo, as stated above IN
reference 10 the like lands IN the Hudson distinct
viz:
North eftks base liss and p,st Of fks IOsrIA yria.
oirai meriSian.
Townships a. -, IS, -. and q, OF rangeI.
townships 81. ~, a., and IS, Of Tange 4.
govn'hips Al. -, -, Is. 81, and -, OF range s.
townships Al q, IS ~, sS 46. 81, as ~, 81. AID g.
OF rarges
Toxnship. 81, q, IS -, t sc, 81. a. q. 81, 81. sod
81, OF yenge5 5.
Townships Il, q, IS ~ IS 4s. q. 49, 20. 50. and ST.
Of ranEe6.
Townships Il. -. s. ~ IS ~ a. and ss. Of ranges
Z, ., and 9.
townships 81. -, -, a.. Is, and &C. Of range ~.
Townships 81, ~ IS, ~ IS. 20, AZ, and as Of rsnges
III and u.
Townships a. a. a. -. -. e. snd 4s, Of range Is.
townships al, a. -. ~ As 10, as. Ind e. of range
Townships a. a. Is. a. IS. &C. a. and as Of range
IS.
Given under my hand, at the oity Of washington,
this sixteenth day of February. snn0 DouuIl one
thousand eight hundred ard hfty eight.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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