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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-23
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II lever 30 feet long turn horizontally
upon me end lthe other end describing a clr-
Gle GO feet in diameter) and a ball bo rolled
from the outer end at a uniform rate 90 as 20
reach the other end or center while the lever
makes one revolution, over what length OF
space will the ball pass1" TON, Penn Tp
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-23

Beauty eventually deserts its posses
sor, but virtue and talent accompany
him even to the grave.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-12-23

THE GREAT EAsTERN.--The task Of
completing the Great Eastern steamship
was about to commence, and it is con-
siderod certain that she will make her
first trip to Portland by midsummer
next. The frst years trips Of the yes
sci are to be between England and
Portland, but where she will be even
tually employed is at present undecided,
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uJ7Answer 70 Enigma IN News Of Dec. 9th
is;-"Ihe Battle Of Cowpeus, seventeen humid
red and sighty-oue.
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0oOt5s department,

Attempt the end, and never stand TO doubt,
Nothing so hardbut search will find il out.
Herrick.
Eniymas should be constructed from single
word or name of an important place orperson.
All Enigmas, Problems, &c, must be accom-
pauied with answers, and the sender 'snume.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

1S5S. Season Arrangement. lS6S.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND SIOUX CITY
PACKET.
For St. Joseph, Savannah, Iowa Point. Linden,
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, iFlc.
renee, Desoto, Omadi, and Sioux City, sc. a.
tNS THE new and elegant Passenger
- Steamer CARRIER, Oscar Posr.
AL, Master, THos. H. WHITE, Clerk, will, on
the opening of navigation, ply as a regular pack
ate ports, and will remain permanently in tho
trade. .. 80.
The Carrier being furnished with every requi.
site for the comfort add convenience of passens
gers, share Of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
For freight, passage, or information, apply to
THO. BARTHoLow, Agent,
March 25, 1s5S-s'n. 's.---.i, Glasgow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
1855. Season Arrangement. 1855.

1855. Season Arrangement. 1858.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
For Providence, Rocheport, Boonvile, Arrow
Rock, Glasgow, Cambridge, Brunswick
and Miami.
IuEs The hight dreught steamer della.
- - WARE, VIM McMURTay, Master,
will make regular weekly trips to above and in
termediate points, commencing on the opening Of
navigation in the Spring, and continuing during
the boating season. The Delaware has been re-
Gently locked and repaired, and is now in COM
plete order. A share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
For freight, passage, information, &C., &C., ap.
ply to THEo. BARrHoIow, Agent, :,
FEB. 70, lS5S-s'n Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

@YAn Indian out West was
heard to make the following excla-
nation, on seeing one of our fash
ionable (hooped) ladies; "Ugh,
much wigwaml" Has
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

e 2 GSYThe nerve which never re-
lakes, the eye which never bIanches.
the thought that never wanders-
these are the masters Of victory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

MoBAL transactions Gen
tleman-9my boyl my boy! you do
very wrong to fish on a Sunday
Boy-'It can't be no harm, sir-I
arn't cath'd nothingl"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

VINEeAR, Pepper,
Y Tartar, all kinds Of
Stufs, all kinds Of soaps
APPS 3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
MISSOURI HOTEL.
The Deficiency Bill!
Market.

THE unusual scarcity of Of money which has
L for some time prevailed, oceasioned by de-
ferred payments for purchases on government ac-
count, and other well known causes, have induced
us to submit quietly, and with the best grace we
could, TO unusual delay in collections, though il
has been cause of great inconvenience and loss.
The state Of things is now changed-large a
mounts of money have been paid out for stock and
produce, and the market for all surplus products
is an open one, consequently the reasonable ex-
cuse which has existed for delay, is withdrawn,
We now beg leave emphaticaliy TO call the at
tention OF our friends TO the importance Of imme-
date payment Of accounts and notes. We have
waited patiently tothe utmost limit, and are now
bound TO collect without delay. .E'...as
Respectfully,
f'aec -- SMITH, BOON & CO., Glasgow.
BOON, DUNCAN j. SMITH,
May 81, 1888. - '-3 Fayette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

Be NEAr.-Young ladies', if they
only knew how disgusting to man
sloveliness is, and how attractive are
neatness and { taste, would array
themselves in the simplicity and
cleanliness of the lily; or, if able to
indulge in costly attire, they would
study the harmonious blending of
colors which nature exhibits in all
her works. A girl of good taste,
and habits of neatness, can make a
more fascinating toilet with a shil-
ling calico dress, few cheap rib
bons and laces, and such ornaments
as she can gather from the garden,
than vulgar, tawdry creature, who
is worth millions and has the war
drobe of a princess.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
KITTY CLYDE.

On, who doesn't know KITTY Clyde? "a
She lives at the foot of the hill,
~, In a sly little nook, .Ii sfl. TX
By the babbling brook, rs-..-- ,.-
That carries her fathers own mill.
Oh, who doesn't love Kitty Clyde?
That sunny-eyed, rose checked lass,
,.. With sweet dimple chin,
That looks roguish as sin,
With always smile as she pass.
CHosus-oh, Kitty, sweet Kitty Clyde.
In sly little nook, .-.
BY the babbling brook,
There lives my own Kitty Clyde.
With basket to put in fish,
Each morn with line and hook,
That sweet little lass,
= Through the tall heavy grass, '
-ia Trips along by the clear running brook.
She throws her line in the stream,
She trips along by the brook side,
81 Oh, how do wish 20 'f
That were Ash, .i''..
To be caught by sweet Kitty Clyde. 70.
CHoRvs-Oh, Kitty, sweet Kitty Clyde, SC.
Oh, how wish that were bird; @
I'd not build my nest in the air; PED
But I'd creep by the side
OF sweet Kitty Clyde,
And sleep in her soft silken hair.
Oh, how wish that were bee;
I'd not Gull honey from the flowers;
But I'd steal sip ..
nj From sweet Katy's lip, .... ..-
And make my hive in her bowers.
CHoRUs-oh, Kitty, sweet Kitty Clyde, sc.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

~One Printer asked another
in our hearing, what he thought Of
the world?-a most pregnant in
quiry, which was answered by the
other in the statement that 'the
world is a stage and the printers are
the horses ..f~.r.st
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

c. Passions, like elements.sare
born to fight" We need not iaim
to destroy them; we cannot. But
we should endeavor TO temper them
to restrain, to subdue them by rea-
SON. .gf-.sato r. b7ss5ei s-. EnEs4@ 81 Z +
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

Together with tne lot of Cigars, from $40 to
$40 per 1000, and also the realimported HaVanna.
He is also prepared to furnish, at short notice.
e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

How COFFEE CAME TO BE
UsED.--It is somewhat singular to
trace the manner in which arose the
use Of the common beverage, cof-
fee, without which some persons, in
any half or wholly civilized country
in the, world, would seem hardly
able to exist. At the time Colum-
bus discovered America, it had
never been known or used. 1t only
grew in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia.
The discovery of its use as beV-
erage is ascribed to the superior of
a monastery in Arabia, who desi-
rous of preventing the monks from
sleeping at their nocturnal services,
made them drink the infusion of
coffee, upon the report of some
shepherds, who observed that their
focks were more lively after brows-
ing, on the fruit of that .ssplant. Its
reputation spread through the ada
cent countries, and in about-two
hundred years it reached Paris. A
single plant brought there in l714,
became the parent stock of all the
French coffee plantations in the
West Indies. The extent of the
coffee consumption can be hardly
realized. The United States alone
annually consume it at the cost on
its landing of from fifteen to sixteen
million dollars. You may know the
Arabia or Mocha the best of coz
fee, by its small bean Of a dark yell
low color, The Java and East In
dian, the next in quality, are larger
and of paler yellow. The West In
dian Rio has blush, or a greenish
gray tint. . afhaS 'e-2,,4g
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

This is the last line in this column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

I'd GsYA youth with a turn for fig-
ures, had FIVE eggs to boil and being
told, to give them three minutes
each, boiled them q a quarter of an
hour altogether. p : .,,~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19
Gold Hunting IN Texas, Sc, ae.


BELToN, BELL Co., Texas
July ist, 1858, I
Our gold hunters have just returned with the
exception Of twenty FIVE mon. who they lett ON the
head waters Of that crookedest Of crooked rivers
.he Peras, they determined to prosecute the search
still further for the yellow dust. They returned
badly sun burnt, bnt in fine health. The
company sent out squads OF men from main camp
on tours of discovery, aud they all reported that
they met with nothing but an tutermiBabIe region
Of sand hills. One company gos lost among them,
and travelled for ten days, the sand from shoe
.outh to hall leg deep, their horses being
scarcely able TO draw the baggage, they finally got
in nearly exhausted Among the company that
went on still further, is Robert Miller, of Union,
Monroe county, Va.
Away up in that uninhabited region, six hun
iired miles from home, ,hey met up With runa-
way negro. on his way to Mexico; he disguised
A. a Mexican; he bad on o wig made of the hairs Of
4 mules tail, which very nearly resembled the
hair of Mexican, bnt the tar that it was made
with, had, from the heat OF the san, ran through
aud stuck it fast To bis hat, when he called
to take off his hat of came wig aud all and left
the uigger sticking out. When brought into camp
lie recognized by several OF the company as
belonging to gentleman near this place; he Ind a
map and compass, also 4 musket aud two pistels
and mounted on one of his masters best horses.
fhe company brought in several prairie dogs as
pets. DR.. Ramsey also brought In complete hu
mau head, supposed to be that OF a white man.
Our farmers are about done thrashing wheat
and although portion was ruined by the rDt,
we will make large surplus In this county
Late corn is suffering tor rain, but the early
corn is about made, 80 We are safe for plenty of
the staff of life. and large quantity to spare
Cotton looks we'll, and 10 in full bloom.
drove of thirty.f five hundred head of sheep
passed this place few days ago They were pur
chased on the Rio Grande by Col. Fortune and Dr.
Moore, for their ranches the upper Brasos; both
gentlemen, l think, are Virginans. Nothing
pays better here than sheep; they have lambs once
IN about seven months. One boy with Spanish
pony can herd six or seven hundred head
0Er little town seems to be improving rapidly,
workmen have commenced building neat Court
house SO by 60 feet, of stone, at cost Of $l3 625
We have plenty offne stone within two hundred
yards of the square.
We have two schools with more than fifty schol-
EACH and more teachers wanted. Our County
ecu has decided to pay ten cents per day for all
INDECENT scholars.
Mr.. John s. Blair is putting up fine steam saw
and Touring mill al this place, aud will have It in
operation in a very short time. From this time
on, we will have daily mail from the coast, via
Austin. Yours, PKcAN.
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Samuel G. Hale merchant of Greene CO., Mo-,
was killed BY lightning on the 10Th uit.
The Masonic fraternity OF Louisville, KY, have
erected . hal. at the cost Of $l50,0o0.
The Dslevan House, at Eimyra, N. Y, was des
troyed by fire last Sunday.
Henry Reilly, Esq., q well known citizen OF Adams
county, Pa, died Ssh inst
The United States steam frigato Powhatsn, Com.
Pearson, sailed from singapore on the 9Th Of May,
for Hong Kong.
Mr.. Henry Ford, recently accidentally shot
In Samelsss county, Md, has since died 81 lock-
jaw, n q
Negro Alfred, the murderer OF Matthias Dormaa,
ESQ IN Somerset connty, Nd. was executed 9th
inst.
Jonas Butler, Esq. one Of the earliest citissns
Of Galveston, Tsxas, died on the 30th ult AFTER
long aud severe illness.
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph .of the 5th. an
nouncss ths receipt u open cotton boil FROM the
pisntation Of Colonel 0rocs, Of Auslin county.
Lisut- psyas, who vss aecidsatAlly shot fsv
svsnings sincs st The Gosport Nasy Yard. 4 ge<ov
ering from his wonsd. e & 8
Dosglas Hsxriasson, con Or Il +. Hsriagsoa. -
WashiaRtoa, uxs drownsd b ~ Ansscaptis river
% Tbursdsy lass.
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ss,- tbs GnsAr HsAIra Rrsronsn /

iHE l.IFE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLo0Ds-1 h6n
che Bio ID becomes yitiated pore, too weak, he
hesh looses its vitality the skin becomes yelo. and
pahid the Liver aisordered lyspepsia SAD lndias~
ton follow the sp5its aroop. Aervvnsaess comMen-
res and lie becomes o burden.
uARTSHokNE'S HtAL1H REefoKkk, Or
SARSAPAhlLLA C0kbIAL &. sssIss
Acts upon the Hood, Liver. stomach and BowelA,
mpartng new vigor and tone 70 50 institution. tna-
pies. and ALI skin eruptiops; arouses tbs ph ucai
powefs VI both sexes, gives bloom TO the rsIiid
cheek, and makes ons Joyous AMI happy. 1hoe4h
taste II is particularly adapted 10 lemaic cum-
paints which in their very nature ART exhxustlua
and debilitating for Dropsy, rdropscsi .saiisgs
r Kidney and Bladder nffectiuu it acts like o
charm Quart hottie, 81. snail bottles q, cents.
ssld by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co; llsHEk WIHsfon,
PAUGa JoHNsoN; buvAL NORTON; A 1nAckkBs
AND DowpIN my 3l-dkcwSn
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rye M.xroAn MusrAso Llslxasr.-

Its wonderful effects and cons On nj puva,a ityg
perhaps TO article ia the history VI Materia Adica
acquired the same patronage, vas "a Jveted -
he sam number OF AMI dIfio ent q SIS, and
met wi.h few failures the Must Aug LiniincIt
At yastlS been styi fanacea Tor all exterusi
= ounds, Cuts, Sweliinss, sprans, Bruises or rup
tons ON Man OF Deass. Itls tar msdiciie Of
prsins virtue, that Pm, sicians are. Compelled To
prescribe it; and from remarkable cur Gf
hrouc and distorted Rheumatic cases Ii has na'u
rally attracted much Attvntloa rom the hrs &C
tfiosminds OF the s.e No iamlis saa. AFFORD TO De
house BelcayeQf Init ltions
The genli . Is sold Ny respectable draleTs in ell
parts vi thu world. bARNks q fAkk.
lie 2i-a&cwin Proprietors, New York.
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REAL ESTATE
NEAp STATNToN

AT 4 BIRGAINI
A TABLE FRAME DWELL q HOUSE
and an ordinary sized BLACKSMITH SH p, with
POUR ACRES uF LAND attached, on the line OF
the Virginia Ce rtral Railroad, within mile OF
siaunton, will be sold by BOW ERs, SNYDER d
CARTER, AT A BARGAIN as they are desirsus of clio
slug up the business of their late oopartnersbp as
soen az pr .stcabie. 1t has the advantage of a Wa
ter-Pewer. ard is we'll located for conduct" small
foundry business.
Inqnire of N. X. TROUT, Esq, Staunton, Va, OF
ASA SNYDER, at the iGchmond Stove Works,
is a-5m Richmond Va.
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n6r IxrsaasrIxo TO LADIss.-Whsn

in the course of human events, Lauies and Gertle-
lose one OF their greatest natural attractionsa
head Of hair-it becomes metIsr OF seriuus
oortsnce, and the question is what shall ws Do %
stop the hair from falling sn and testore iS sigor
and beauty. In reply TO this query. W. beg ~ SAY,
few applications wall stop the hair isll,ns es reAk
ing, remove 1andruh, keep the sta clean and
and although sou may have been bald twssty ysars,
tne coatinued Use OF ii two ponths viii insure you
iuxuriant head OF hair Call and get bottle. Ana
it aud get the price paid. ss
Ask for Dr Harris Han Promoter and Improvsr
Sold in Richmond, ry
w PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th. and Main aud All sls.
NV fO-9n
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Ont of 900 raised In Massachusetts, for Homo
Missionary purposes, less than $1,000 expend-
ed witbinit borders
Yellow fever and black somit ragged fsarfnliy at
Sagus Ia 6rande On the 30th Of June Some AAs-
sells lost from three to hands, and over TWEEN
ty saii had been visited fatally.
Among the passengers BY the Borussis for Brs-
men Wednesday were James M Buchanan, Minis.
Ter to Denmark, and family, and vieuxtsmps aud
lady.
Gov. Wise. II is stated, willpay visit to pennsyl-
vsnla In = week or two.
To get rid Of the smell Of oily paint, put hand
room newly painted.
Tho through passengers on the Yirgiuja and
Tennessss Railroad now avefags about 20 daily.
The quantity Of grain now on the way to OsEe
30, e said 70 be 4,1lss05s bushels wheat; 1850
bushels cora, and n ,661 bushels oate.
O. y. y. Dudisy, . stuasns a4 Madisoa Univsrsi-
~, g Hamilton, n. y, VA drounsd on saturday
shiis bsstias.
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TROOPS FOR OREGoN.-It is rumored that General
Scott has issued preparatory orders for all the
available troops on the Atlantic seaboard TO be
ready to reinforce the army in Oregon aud WASH
ington Territories. detachment of four hun
dred men will sail from New York on the 10th in.
slant, in a special steamer for Aspinwaii. These
movements consequent upon the defeat of Col.
Steptoe's command.
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SERIOUS Acc,pnNr- Last Saturday

OF j. \ G. Potts, on Second street, by the bursting
of fuid lamp. A negro woman named Ann Elf
"a, slave to Mrs. Jenkins, placed 1nid lamp in
her lap aud attempted to fill it while the wick was
burning. Instantly the can bursted, saturating
her clothes with the blazing fluid, which burned
rapidly. fortunately for her, she discovered a
large tub Of water and jumping into it, succeeded
in extinguishiug the blaze, but not until her per
son Was terribly burned from her waste down to
her feet. She 10 now under the care OF DR.. Gun
ningham, aud will require skillful nursing to get
we'll ast ss f5t " - =
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Oars AND CoaN-The oats iu this immediate vi
sinity, although somewhat damaged by-rust, havs
turned out. on cutting, TO be toierahy fair crop
In many localities, In this and the adjoin,ng eoun-
tiss however the oat crop is almost total failure
The corn 10 fully ~ promising - the wheat Was
the season prove propiiious our farmers may yei
be cousolsd for the disappointment they have sni.
fered In their other grain crops, By fall cribs of
maize.--Bristos (Ta.} Nstcs.
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TIE MoSUhENr. 1t is said by some
who profess to know, that the friends Of the late
L. Hamilton, in New York, will not permit y mon
umeut to be reared over his remains. We incline
to the opiuion that this Is mistake; but whether
IL be 60 or not, the monument can be erected in
New York, where il will be seen and appreciated
as a testimony of coincidence from her sister vir
ainia, over the loss Of gallant son and soldier.
and the effect will not be lost upon the people OF
the two States
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VERDICT OF BosroN JURY.-A poor fellow was
drowned on sunday last, willis bathing at Boston.
At the coroner's inquest, the jury returned ver-
dict to the effect THAI the deceased was drowned
in consequence of having, contrary to the muaici.
pal regulations bathed ON Sunday Ut half past
two p H.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

Eas4a gill sail. q. a great bargain desirable lo
cf areard near the old Dstiilery. and outside the
cor poration line 1t has frontage OF "a feet and
depth OF 100 feet. 1t has on u twostcriod frames
Dwelling. and is enclosed with substantial fence
Aa adjoining lot. Of the same dimensions, Will be
cid also. if desired. Apply to
apI6 r CAUTH0RN.
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NEw SocIErY.--Joe Atkinson, slave to

NhH sdCkIutUD, SIHV6 10
z. A. Smith, was arrested last Friday night for
trespassiug on the premises Of James McMurdo.-
On examining his purse at the cage,a receipt sign
ed VIM Coy, was discovered, purportiDg to be for
when brought before the Mayor next morning AZ
effort was made to ascertain the character of the
Society, but npon this subject Joe was ~ dumb as
aD oyster. Whether this new organization IL a.
Improvements on the Free Love Order" or an as
sociation of different character, we are not ye,
able to say. Joe has been locked up until this
morning and if the Mayor fails to get the whole
truth out of him then he will be dealt with as he
deserves.
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MILLS STATUE OF WASHIyGToN.-The artist, Clark
Mills, IL busily engaged on his great national
statue OF Washington the castings for which will
be commenced 10 sbcut three weeks. The artist
u endeasofing even To surpass the universally ad.
nired equestrian statue of Jackson
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Fatal AFFRAY.-A desperate ARRAY occurred in
Maryyille, Tenu, on the 5sh inst, between B. W.
Thompson, a constable, and two reckless mea
named Young aud Barnes. 1t seems Thompson
had undertaken to dspossess Young, having q
writ for that purpose. Young aad his brother.in-
law, Barnes, armed with axes and budgeone, re.
sisted the execution of the writ. Thompson sum.
moned assistance aud forced an entrance, bat was
compelled to retire by the dssperadoes. Several
shots were fred doriag the renconnter, and man
by the mare of Gates, one of Thompson's party,
was killed Barnes and Young were committed to
isil to await q trial.
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iahieRaTios.-The arrivals of immigrants at
New York daring the week ending FRIDAY last.
.how total Of 42o3, making the aggregate from
lst January to date. 1861. The arrivals during
the ntst SIX mouths OF last year were l01 600
showing q falling off In 1858 Of 56529.
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STAMPEDE AMONG THE CoNDucToRs-The Janes
Vile, Wis, Independent states that the Southern
Raiirosd Company ordered some detective police
put upon their trains to whether the conduc.
tors reported correctly 1t says that three of them
have since resigned
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JUSTICE IN TIxAs-The Indianoia (fexas) Couri
er. Of the 3d inst, has the followi g:
gang of robbers, who operated in Navarro,
Limestone, Frecstone, Mism, Washington Falls,
Robersson Ellis, Hill and Dallas counties. has been
discovered. The residence Of Mr.. Graves, on the
road from Waco to Corsicana. was robbed BY four
of the gang recently--tbsy were pursued, over.
taken. and hung-tbey preached and told that
the gang numbered some fny or sixty. 1t is re.
ported that two others were hung in Limestone
county.
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{ - SARATOGA Ehp1RD 5PRlN0 MArun
This Water fresh from the spring. can ~ shtsansd
Kishmond, Va. by the gross simple box AlsU, ,ior
sale AZ all the pricpAt Drug StSaesi thecty. Tor
analysis. directions mr. uso aud certihcntse n emt
st the Dug Stores. =
Orders may be addressed 70 the Prcprieeuxss g. ".
pot. iBsrciay street, New York. % i6m