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I,LFCrIOs FHErISCTs OY RAJ sRY COUNTY FOR
IA TIit YEAH Al isss.

I,LFCrfOs rRErISCTs OY gAssRY COUNTY FOR
r. THb YEAH Al isis.
Precihct No l-firs, w.ri u The CBJ N ~. Paul
Jsdges-Ths Aldermen ~ said Ward
Eiesi.0n " be ssid al the schosh llsuss
prselBet ~ 2-seeoBd Ward ~ ID. ci'y Of ~ Paul
gads.s-Th- Aldermen 81 ssA Ware
Bssuon W Dc held 81 uls C1Yri IiDas".
Preenrt No S~Third VI ard u he 'iy u D. Psni
Jafg-s-Ths Aldermen - ssid Nsri.
Hisction 70 be held 81 he School House IN Walna
Prestse, ~. Rosssiiis, az PFer ~ rsai
Eqan'isf@s commencing a. us Norm Va, u
ths Narb.EAs, aass,sr seein - b~n ~ rb ~ t.sgs
q thence Running soTih. ts Rorihssst ~
oorih'asi qasyi'f 81 ."ri'op n iorn ~ fanTs u
sa, gong ..id nsHnspn county linz =, D.. His,i..apgi
asrne" i".a Ne hi'.s.ippi % IN: Inns d he
ery 81. FAsi 'hshrt slahs le hm- Il The cry n >,
Pan. % he y.ser q besiaung
J1Ay,.-E y i-srpsr''sar y 4 J BAKER snd l.
Ise.o,, 20 - hsA - he sehao! Use or s' ABhory
road
''rrnnsnrtnE Har'hsssi earnsr u Dorts-
gnar.r q ss"sln = Svn ~ rasss ~ sss' sbsnf.
r. r.us. q res ,s.ae- ilh~ ii esastt
ls.rce y. sg'sthsAsi oarrTr y cSuaiy dsbrs
,s.Des .l,oy - .-assy.. ibs lint. 4 cliy u
Pan lssbrs saaT ~ ~ hfet' " Ne ri~" q tfsis.
Jasss.-Gs,-., H.H.aos.i J'Ah gr.asrs All " n
g'se;.oh y - ~ At D. Lo...s Il ssory, w ts-St
Prsetnet No. g--iAul. '.ssfs
90 aa-as.s =, 10 soa'h-@s. erssr II
s,ea~ y W~b r raaEs z $50 uspss ranass h,rth
,arns- Z .ss'9s s.ssas o~s .ha fAnz.
ssr .sia .s.t 20 n sasfsy ~ 80 .,es.n corner .,
ace = bsgianns
iaass.-l a f-94 Aismaaef psel.,vs ss4 Bsni.
mn D@FVA.
gl~ciss u b. bod ~ ~ -so Iaass seha>.i Di.irsi
Na.k
Yr~cinrf No Yarn tArfs
SoLisd.ras..' essmesc,ar te'hs-s e1rn.r q %,
90 esfa., ~ ss,a D. sans ga .ad rang.
i..-1s. bayb, - hoytAxssa soffsf u <rs 3
srt fsnfs iAshr@ ssss tsrstssss -nfprr A0Sn %
rsr.e s~s thsHss .rs.a = 10 80 4 bsrihslsg
Iaiss.-A Bsassft Sn q Bsfs'r-sssr, y
GtSDs.
r.se.aa 70 - h-1 I. n. baa.s Va q H-sAfe.
Pre- 81 Ne. s-F~ess<a iAxs
kaans.rss-t Al \ Ws Osf n ~ 80 rec z aai = sea,
Js4.s.-Jaa.l Lana. Assssi B.s.sn vIii.m aosi
'-sY
s.~.ea 20 ks1 q he hoo II A sSrsa
D. arssf q - Ia~sSsy c1sars.s,s,s,sr.
kbNAkD BEEsAS
s-t'sf y bsees sn1 f1sss n bars ~
fsl1iT On assslessf. ~ ksls.sT issssiy
Ts,,ss ssSi Peal. Aprsi a u Iss< spis-s.
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Nine hundred persons left New York for
California, on Saturday afternoon, on board
the steamers Moses Taylor and st. IOuis.-
The rate of passage has been reduced from
1925 to $50, which j, il said is the reason
for this sudden emigration TO California.
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"a LILLIAN BENTON, SURVEYOR, CIVIL EN0I-
W naer and Dealer IA Real Estate UBrr on Robert.
street The Lower terry, "es NJ. Paul VIII
tend promptly 70 All business CONNECTED w eva knsi.
necribg and Surveying entrusted To his care.
He UieTs tor sale The following property
house sn1 lot On the Marie square, 81 Paul
house and lot IN Wcst ~ Paul.
la acres of excellent farming land !? miles southwest
uf ~ Paul.
Lots IN West 81 Paul Proper and In Roberts,ns aud
Narsha.s Additions to West 81 Paul MARI, IA aSfu
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CEo ". II. Hki, DEALER M E,L trfAfk
NJ NkSf ~ PAttA
tnt sale la lots In West ~. Paul.
lbn lots Ia Nsrshalrs Addition,
llu lots Ia Kobeftsop's Adain,n,
$50 lots IN iirlla AdlIiinn,
uf land fr sale situated tslw bronson and
Jach sou .. aud woodb.nJ's Addition 10 Wrsl ~ faul,
situated Err t,wb iots,
tirest Inducements for mrH waiting IA build.
NarshalIa Certificates Viii he taken ~ payment
sai. Scrip tskpn Al par
win i-s.a 10 Builder. iots tho landing Tor hr~e
years. by paying The las IN the lnia
mafs-hkNly 0Fb W, W, bELi.
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A large meeting was held at st. Louis on

A large meeting was held at 1T. LouI' on
the 10th for the purposc Of making appro-
pria,e arrangements, TO do honor 10 the
memory Of THOMAS II. Benton. Bret calo
gies werc pronounced by several gentlemen.
appropriate resolutions adopted, and com
mit,ee Of prominent ci'iDns appointed t"
take such action a. may b necessary, Tor a
public demonstration Of respect for the re
mains Of the deceased when brought TO 81.
Louis for in,erment.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

~ CBaspsns March %rh isis
Az Dt.FD, I1aL reg iisr terms Of he District t0gr
~ - -" rhif9 judicsi District Of The TerrtiSry ~
DfekJ,s be he'd IN and scr he several counta herein
a'sF uAn.e1 a. TIE Court Rooms he several County
Of said Csunuss tse days hereinafter rnsn.sst
sAt Court. commence he hour Df eleven In u e
forenoon The sad days drsigns,~d ~ xii
In he county o. b!le Esrth The Ilth dsy II MAJ
l-.r.
Ia he couny u Farbsn on III. 3sh aay of Ma ~
In ne cogatg u wAAscR oA he r n DAY II May I.ss
In be cuan'y a. H4ssr The "a day Il Jane. isl~
to u. county y klcs on Ne Ssh day u June ~
H. he canu'g q HenHsp The 2yj day ~ Jabe ~
In The count, q Baso,a The lab day ~ July Ia.
IN H. csqaty O. ~ 2,,h dsy Il Jal j. lsss
In 10 county q. sibsy ~ NJ 81 ay n August iss
In ID. esan'y - Hefso5 Tho iA'b 1ay Il Augasf
i-s
T. ne eoan.y 1i L. sssar the i7h DAP u August
l-r
In ne county Of s,ee- % lbs sis DAY Of Angus Is.
,UA- D. FtASDEAt
srrt-.H4gl Ass0 Just Sup. Tourf. T.
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From Mexico W. learn that OsoiIo has
taken The city q Guadalara, capturing the
Government force under Gen. JaSARE1, and
his officers were permitted 70 leave the
country. OsoLLo vas On his vay back 70
the city Of Mexico. and would probably os
declared Prsiden,. Very Cruz still hoh''
out 'or the Constitg,iouAlists.
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TO MERCHANTS.

W tal esIec Al attention 10 or revised forms "a
s,or.ge sbd ForW ardug Books Bills 81 iai.ng, Josr
uA.s iecFef-, CASH Books. Ae.
FrdsEER AsD DEMOCRAT
hLANR BOOK MAsCFAcToRY
AT THE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- --saa-==--s--=-----=--
TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATION.

We shall in few days be prepared to furnish Town
oacsrs with the requisite forms and books required for
town purposes under The law. Every pwn should
commence their work night, and 10 do this they
have he proper BOOKS
We have sfew remaining copies OF the law which We
viii send Registers Of Deeds and Town oa4crrs on
payment of ihe postage.
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10 BANK Frs.

lsdl,.d al aud General tedger. Journals. lsh
Books, Discount Backs. B,I Books, Chez n. So'e..
T.k.ers. Drafts, pspo.t Ticsers, hank souee., &c.
male 70 order Is he Gee, qua,iy Of pager.
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FARE REDUCED TWO DOLLARS
10 NEW YORK!
F,rrv-oSx MiIEs sAvkD To NEW YORK.
PTTsBUGG, FORT WAYNE \ CHICAGO
RAILWAY,
To Pni.burr Nee York, Philadelphia, Bsiumcre, and
Washington thy, with bu, change nj cars Ia PITS
burg. coup,ctnr directly with all trains IN the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA
CE N 1R Al RAN X u An,
To New iors, rhiisdeiphs, baltimore. ami Washington
,,uy, and all tse n,ertT lows. OF Pennsylvania No"
Jrrssy, New lsrk, Mar! lsni, te
Merchants ~ u,king this rou,c vii have the adv antsse
Of all thr eassra markets At no additional e.s.
80 '' NEW 70 kS',-~--'''
PBiLlDELPBIA AND BALTIMORE
Trans leave sun UhcAso Tho arrival ri trains Irn.
the West dsay, running through IA iiusburr WITH ba
one chang. o cars connecting al Crcntae Ia ulcyeisna
aud tAhe shore Railroad To nuBtrk buffalo, Niagara
Falls Uos,on and all ineror towns Vt New England
via Nr~ Nmk Central and New iufk and krie Railroads.
Also south 10 Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Ne~srs, Noua,
ver"oa s,eub,nr,ir. Wheeling. and ia,er,1 lawns Vi
Ohio and Virginia.
Tho .bov. trains eopn.c, at forrr. with trains o Mad
River Road " Sprnshe trbane. Dayton and ,intiB
FAgK Az Low Az ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The travelling public Nil see the advantage nj taxing
thus dIect route being the shor,esi and dc
sTable w lsd~s gentlemen accompanied by ladies aud
ehis~n, avoiding the many changes {" cars aud the
soyanc. o, checking their baggage, ~ this route
The baggage Ia checked directly Ia Pshurs, New iofs,
PhilAdrI phla aud bsliinose.
Pssssnsers arriving Chicago any o the roads, viii
und atlsuuse Cheek Agents ri the Dcpois 10 retrN.
ehsehs ans convey baggage n.s II charge ~ tho fhts
burg and 'btuaso cars.
TEkols lar sale all The principal 1ssst ohoes In The
West and al u. Ohcea III The Saint Paul and fraiits da
Chen and Nlnat spla Packet Company,
Through Toksts by THIS ro.n can b. cbiain.d al III.
ColnpAns once, No. ~ neafbsrn street, opposite DE
fremont House aud Jsrsis ious. Once. opposite tho
Depot.
NJ. psrile alaf and ash Gs Tioke,s BY f"st Wayne
JNo. J. HOUSTON,
Gen1 freight and rsssen - Agent
Dan. " Bohs
uen.rsi AgeB Chicago.
30 MppRk. Uepers knp't
JiakrA eau be had
iy2dawI y. aASUAIt. ~ Paul
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SIkkIfff FALk.-Hy yirtas Of an stscu'Luu s.ped
- appn Judgment, obtained la %. psfiet Court ari
Jaisisl ihsftcL f,s he eoany ~ IL sssaf AMI Tefri
b"y 81 6ione,.s, 10 laypf IT James Kelly plsinin sDd
against A Maynard aid q. -. hsyssfd defendants
Tor tbs vi i've hundred dollars aHd interest, from
h~ 10 Day If April isj7 besides .os,s ~ this
ii0, shall cell ~ pHhilr AnGdo a. the Neg slce
IN The hgB ~ lie kusgr And hah county II IL Rgsnr t
SATURDAY "a" S4h dsy n AptIl A. H. is, al ~ O'Clock
tn the f0fsn0sn all Tho FFht. uis snd interest 81 The
above named dsfenaAns De ~b Ia 81 Dcrstnter A
- y67. at any tine since ibss dsy In ths fo~ Ing lie.
ssfibsd real estate
The .yl,.a-i quarter u seciin n. north ~ rabR. "A
the sai osaHiy 81 H. Happf ~ -, mach hsfsf
fnay be sas!y The sA.d liistB. nj and
toss1sr Wih insfssi sgd this ease utss
Dated IL s,s ~, ksfsh is{S
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TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS.

complete Sets q Books, made Ia the mos, approved
forms ,anss'Dg Of Freight Books. cash BooSs, Rigs
ter Boass, P1;Ag. Books, and WOOD Books. These
the rivers.
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ATTORNEYS.


hFLAsO 7 HMtTu. ATTORNEY At LAW, kOTA
- ~ pubDa and Dealer N Real fs,aie. Once
das Ia y y, Land DnAos, sibnsspps Minnesota VIII
pay pafsuiss attention collecting DsLs Gsaysysn.
cnF, Leaning and Investing hsaey, aud uonsrai Land
and Pre- etbpiiDn Agency bassne-s droN~ly
--sa-a--.aHs.s..-
DREA1DTT LAW AND IAsbOFFICE~r wIRE
j Attorney nj Law and bebrrsl Land Agent Pressed,
w.s@stn. III ely
IAMga KINDS ATTORNEY AND ousagiJOR
~ al Law Solicitor IN hanoery aud ie"'fs Land Agent
fstefss dss si"ns U. .sWb
A. smERBURsK, COZ ssELLOk AHp ATTon.
Ms kkf 81 law ofne. In Concert Hail building, ~
Astbosy street, ~ Paul, hnssss<a Jeis dASu
WtLBDRN HAYWARD. ATTORNEY AND COus.
w sslkw ii Law land Agent and Narssy Pable. ~.
nee Umpire HEST, ~. Paul. MI, tStztdawiy
:.
w A 0oRhAs, ATTORNEY At LAW, OFFICE
W Immediately over Cni. kekep,ys, on Third and
sinorsrs sv.es and 10 ,hr opposite end ~ The bu d
ing occupied by Amss Van Wien and OGir~r
Especial attention given Ia Giisetions sad Land Caves
before any fouvt Land Dflea frsn Minnesota Wash
inxn cny. ~ b.iors he rnprss CoaS, ~ III. Tinted
@aes JAMS dIJa~p
81 Nnos.o'iss aud Tunes copy. Daily one ~ssk and
We.sly thfes umss
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HsNUEI. Wisg, sheriff.
J0Bs s"iiSrHv ~ ~ Awy. Traverse mASIl-rG~


MDnT1ADr sALg Desaan ha. been mad, IN he
AL rondii' ID certain lnd.rtars ~ AaiEags made
and ssssp,Ti by tistib1. Wallace III de fhy ~ saot
Paul county u Ramsey, Minnesota 10 Da,i hefriu u
DE county ~ Pn,nzf1, and STATE ~ N@v 1Grs dated IN
b rv dsT Of ssPisabsF isf recorded IN the once ~
Ne Register II Deeds IN and to- The soaaJ OF kaassy.
stnsssssA sDeesaif ths issb day II s~p'smbsr, A o.
lsH o ia o'ciaat, NJ ~ hat tsy ~ boos D' II
Mortgage On pages su 1i5 and sis whereby the said
Ilafihds Wslisss sfsDsd aI1 eyed unt3 the SAID
DaFh hsfiH. his heirs Ard sssigns All nat tract par
Gel 81 land lyiss sal being Ne ely 81 - Faal roiDiy
bstnY siily al, II he ner'b cod n 10, No
oss ~ In bioes h,mksf loJftssr ui s Hsyts addition
"a bs fion siyi II ~shi Paul, according W tho
pisa thsrsS fssora n The sass u HsEis
ter 81 Deeds IN and ff he CyHiJ of Hsmssy Intending
eon,ry strip groasd sis,y sis 49, feet front On
hsstsr stys.t .n1 ~ to- Il. f~sr sDd running
barH ful fep,b ~ .Af ~, number ~ from Mssk
or stree 10 im aaahsf tSD ~ IN sad bl0ek number
t,ar,ssn 90 w sscars he payment =, the said David
Asrrsu b. s cad IiAiBfs Wallace. ~ tho ~ ten
SUN sissssa " be sas 81 MS dale The secured
b. s.ld ksrs.ss aud sih pIo~sstlnss Asvs been
tasInasf 81 az W fsrogsr The debt secured By sAld
n4r,1sss any par, hsrssd
kss ksf.fors, Do.ss 10 hereby given, hat Ia pursa.
.s1 ~ Vrts~ IL power ~ ssis contained sad
lnsas sd PROVIDED ihs nwy2gsf prsnls~s shoys a..
ssr,bsa ssd covered ~ s.d MsrsAss Ana sins.
ujsS he sppsr>nsosss and privileges thSrsupin be-
bnsns Separating. vii be sid Il pubhr Aueoo 10
bs n ths Coar Hoiss Ia tss sy " ksi.l Faal In sAa
sssp'r o. ksms,y xnssssA. ca Wednesday be sseon1
as.. dsy os.sy NE smSsn due sAad Nor,Ssgs. vih
costa u sAls
DN' ~ 'e' NY %Dsgi6 xsskyTi xr,r.xs..
s.s'osp = Bs,sa'rss- Ar ~ H@ssss
spIi stv
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TO RAILROAD OFFICERS.
Booss, BlAuEs Forms sc. ruled printed AMI bound
20 any lesutee pattern, IN superior manner.
TO COUNTY OFFICERS.

Deed and Mortgage Registers made according e
s,'s Records sni al other Legal Bians. had %,
H. .fa 70 tr,erit. he mos tnrAble manner
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DRtAGOrT LAW AND LAsbovFiCE~r. wEE
! Attorney a, Law and denrrs Land Agent, Prescott
WissUtsin. I'LL ely
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l(ARHLg-sagsLE --JUsT KEcriyED At TIE
Au hiDb@ssa AsThle Nofss cntusr Z" fS'ssfi Ah9 Fes
Emu stree. - PAT e>c- ias RAm~rosn ana fisnsa
Eouun-na. Tonb ssBs. EATbls hin.nsy Pieces. PAR.
li slAhs &c
Ibs~e sl.h.s u erect .a.iAts AT i.sans tsbE.~
the nsnanry - hey fr.sSs sIl ~ sci s4ii
as-lu. n~f1fe purchasing s~eh-r" 49, -. I'd. -.
s~pz ds~g ThTsAN v UfE,
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(tOt RI NOTICE. Aos~s = bsFssl gwen Ia he r.
" guar Nay Term u tss nIts4 -tsies DsiTff Gar
fr BE ssc0ni ia;issi Dsref NJ rrrrissy a Nj
l~-atA. all - s@l4 q n. CoaFi HDgss, - FAFi,
Dsf.rt ecfnusssc .uE ~ 10 sasss1 b1ahsy h*it.
.@s lVk a. * ksy. o.. lasa a. ~ s'rxsk. a
k.o-A rszg.zg tsrrn - .sid Usf.rf 'o7rt EluEsg IN
Ant for ne county ~ RaEnssy h.f eg1afseGelhs
a. NE snf pst- fDr ID. IlA & 900
.s.se sfhsf % q tset-
ysnrss ipr Grad 500 Pes Jurors E - iss1.a so
rc.ss Frtartsbls ens1ipElg T. NEi.sDS
sg3 4fa-sy 10. jasss d r<rst
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N-GTICy-Ths pndsrssgns6 having bsen .ppasn, a
N Coul sas.sY.srs 70 receive. eIaEins snd 1aIas
cams AID s~n~e. ~ y :. yFf@Ns ssssa AZ >s'sf ~
.ay eianss ,IAtte3 n o-s~ Asrs7o. ss~ tk~refl-s
al p,f.os sisr".a ~, es&s are sersbT - I'D
,sr ~ p4ry,~@ a -srstFhF ,IamaisL ard al sst ~
tas sane o. nee :, - "1es I" crysr JsnEi-
q .I.... go n saii ssy ssd stsrssn<f o. ..
ai Ard 81 s@ar-Ags ,s:a moab sshl 'Ss ~. az q
% '1sssv 49,
Al psrsa-. sil s.ss~si a-t' '..ia. ssia lhs p.r4
4 r11stAs frsa Ls asr-ot % - 1sesrrss 'rsta
ApT~l 80 rHoyls TAkDLET
90 iEWIs,
zlLLIAs CRAWFORD
.r1.f CH~sn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

Doors AND SHoEs.- The United States
Economist estimates the consumption of boots
and shoes in the United States at seventy
six million pairs per year, valued at eight
million dollars, About twelve million pairs
are made in massachusetts, one-haf of them
in Lynn. The Economist mentions as a re-
mArkable circumstance in this connection,
that Notwithstanding the immense extent of
the shoe and boot manufactures and the army
of persons engaged in it, neither boot nor
shoemekers figure in the last census. though
shoehnders and shoe-peg makers do. There
is no branch of manufacture conducted with
such poor economy as that of boots and shOes.
1t is within bounds to say that one third of
the leather made into boots and shoes is a
dead loss on account of the imperfect manner
in which they are manufactured. Witness
the heaps of half worn and ripped shoes in
every attic. 1t is this waste of material that
has appreciated the price of leather and all
articles made from it very rapidly within a
few years. And 1t Is waste that is in the
end bad economy for the manufacturer as well
as the purchasers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival ofthe Kangaroo Mt New York

The following news, received by the Kan
CARGO, is one day later than that by the British
steamer Circassian, which left Liverpool Nov
26.
The British papers raise an indignant cry
against France for coercing Portugal into the
surrender of the ship Chas. L, I. Georges,
and the Derby Cabinet are Sc, erely censured
Tor not interfering to prevent it.
The Hamburg steam line has been rein
forced by the steamers Petropolis and Teuto-
MA The former leaves southampton on the
4th inst for New York. Additional marines
were under orders to proceed from France to
Canton.
the rebels had been defeated with heavy
loss, on an island in the Gagua.
Hong Kong dates to the 18th OF September
were at hand. Lord Elgin had effected sat
lstoctory treaty with Japan, and retired to
Shanehse. Trade at Canton was stagnant.
Subscription is being organized in Hamburg
to present to the captains of the French and
Norwegian vessels who saved the Austria's
for their exertions on that occasion.
The exact amount of indemnity which Por-
tugal engages to pay France in the affair of
the captured SLAYER, is not yet decided. The
London Times says upon the subject: "Nev-
er was the voice of truth and justice more
arrogantly overpowered by mere superiority
OF physical force. Never was the right of
brave and independent action more reck lessly
trampled on. Never was the understanding
upon which the affairs of Europe, since the
peace of 1915, have been constructed, more
entirely cast to the winds. For Portugal is
left but TO fold her arms and record her pro-
test against the violence to which she has been
forced to submit. For Europe there remains
precedent fraught with danger" The Times
thinks that one most lamenlable result of the
affair ls, that France can no ongerbe count.
upon as among those nations who are bent
upon encouraging, in every manner, the con-
tinuance of slavery. The Daily Necs declares
Portugal entitled to the sympathy of all civ
pized powers, and that the censure of Europe
will deservedly fall on France.
Several Parliamentary elections iu England
have resulted in favor of the Liberals.
The Csmbridgeshire stakes at Newmarket
were won by Eurydice. .?rioress came in
sixth. --e
Five companies of marines are about to
leave France for Canton, where it is said the
French intend establishing themselves on ter
ritory formerly belonging to France.
Austria is said to be negotiating with Tur-
key for the cession of a port in the Sea of
Marmora, for the Austrian Lloyds.
In India the Gwalior rebels were still at
Serouge, and it was thought would attempt
to cross the Nerbudda, There were 5000
rebels engaged in the fight on the Gagua.
They were driven out of their entrenched po-
sition. 1000 were killed, including the lead
ers. The British loss was rlfing.
Atlantic Telegraph shares we're held at $3.50
a E380
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

ST. Louis. Oct. 9.-The Santa Fe mail of
the 18th ult.. has arrived. Fort Defiance
dates of Sept. 25, say that a Eight occurred
between detachment of troops under Capt.
Hatch and band of Navajoes, in which Lar.
COS, principal chief of the nation, and six
Indians were killed. Col. Hiles would leave
about the 2Sth, with his entire command, for
Chasco and Tunica: where it was thought
the Indians would take stand. They have
heretofore retired before the troOps, and are
now driving their stock as far westward into
the mountains. The employment of the vol
unteers is still recommended.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

INoENDIARY RATS. On Thursday last, the
dwelling house of Mr.. Miller, in Orange co !,
N. Y, was destroyed by FIRE, with all it's con-
tents. including $500 in money--all the work
of rats. The fire originated in closet, in
which we're a quantity Of matches strewed
around, and it Is supposed they were igniled
by the rats running over them. This is the
second lire in that county within the last
three weeks from the same cause the store
and dwelling of MIR. Noe of Newburg being
destroyed about that time from matches being
ignited by rats. We record these facts as a
caution to housekeepers to be careful OF their
matches. which are often left lying about
oarelessly. Every room should be provided
with a matoh.safe, which can be had for six
ponce, and may prove good inYestment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10
General H K Oliver has received the Repub
lican nomination for Mayor of Lawrence.

OLD THINos MADE NEw.-The papers have
got thee old story revamped, of the elegantly
dressed woman who went to Stewart's, in New
York. to buyra $500 shawl. She offered $1,000
bill in payment, and the clerk, before he would
accept it, stepped to broker and ascertained
that it was true bills The lady was quite indig-
nant that her honor should be questioned, and
on the clerks return, snatched the bill from him,
declaring that she would not take the shawl
She finally relented, however, and received it and
the $500 balance in money. After she was gone
it was discovered that she had adroitly changed
the bill, and that the one last received was coun-
terfet. The only material difference between
the old story and the new, is, that, according to
the new one the bill was $1,000 one, and that
she received $500 in change
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-10

END OF THE BELL WAR IN KENTUCKY
Horace Bell who was seized by a company Of
Kentuckians at New Albany Ind, and car
ried across the river to Bradenburg, KY, and
imprisoned, for having rescued his brother
from Jail there, has been released and return.
ed home. The Indiana people sent over
strong force, well armed, and demanded his
relense. The Kentuckians had heard that five
hundred men were coming to destroy the
town and many OF the merchants and others
had carried away their goods for safety. But
a sufficient number were found to treat with
and the Bradenburgers easily came TO terms
and agreed that Bell should be released on
bail, which they would furnish themselves
and that they would petition for the pardon
Of oil tho Bells, il they should be convicted
Of stealing negroes, Of which they are accus.
cd, Bell was taken home IN triumph and had
public reception at the theatre. This "a
considered the end Of the war, aud il ia NOT
supposed that the Bells will be brought To
trial.