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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
pEOPLE's LINE between NEw-YORK, CITY

DEOPLEs LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
l. ISLAND NEw-RoCaELLE and MAMAROSEcK-Os
Mi after SATURDAY jane y, tas s.e.nsr ISLAND CITY
te va newly furnished thro shou viii maxim,
DAILY fRiPs tSandsy' eIcsPei between the .69ye named
S1tol N.IIs spT4P n. returning esv-s N.EnsoaNci d
! I. N, Nov Roehsle -. m city Island =, y a
,ni New Roche. City Island Is y,J
freight must De- c, eosi half AZ hour before the time Of ssan
DEGULAR NAIL LINE for BOSTON and
N PROVIDENCE via STONlN9fON-HorR Of LEAv-
INC eaANGE2 09 ,o1k sha "a &c! fyEs3
this lrs v leave Pier No. North River fret vaA sbovs
S.ueg5!.oe tay sx,ep sandsys .; n inssssd Of
Once No. 10 BstteD place.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-
~ Cornec.ins =. Ee~Hsmp,oa with ne D-svNe, Laoks
ysIs ara Western aAhoAd, and 81 E~on with ias Lsdst
STidMER EhRANeENENY, commencing April u 1859
No NOrth River. H y m, AID p. m sor sonsfvs
By shove traas Sii Al So pm.
Yhe se0y- Ess6sth with
Jersey Rlrosd which lesy. New YORK as foot Of con,
hpas-st ~ :. and u 8 IN, and .nd5pn
Passengers for the Delaware Lack. and wer.n Ral
IL n. md i. !. JOHN o Stems, sspsanSsndsn.
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Lssyss Fulton Mar
h, wAsn b steamer IoLAs at IS 7e sni 10 N. .na
L4nts IA fas cara leave Flu,liIs L L. Ssi5, And IL
M cent. IL - 4 ~ ' w X SMITH, Rscsiv.i. I '
EB.-ric Nc and Ercaron p.rs. then reduced
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-From june
IL q 1859 Trains VII Rave Ch.mbersN Station folovsi
o. in' ii n md n W is.,o m M o. 6oSS. Y.ny
n: ? n. t< fSy.e~n. ss ? ri for sinssns lo;n..
~ :sa r.si q s. 7ss % f! .ld SS sSI ,a
YsrytO.n and Dob5. Perry Trans rS u, Way s..1onH
fr.n: r. E-. Ycs s.7. Troy s. md 10: 3 a. saa n
md s;l5 p Il and Albany G 4: 70 and ioU = r. and ~
snd 'h , m % saadsJa - p rTI,u m s.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

IN PC RsC CANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate oi
ihe County Of New York notice heeb given Al persons
hsving claims against WILLIAM +. CATPERFIELD late OF
the City Of New FORK deceased TO present the same With vouch
Thereof; g tbe subscriber s. the 0tce Of OeoIse Ireland
No. l9 Pines in the City Of New York before t5e hity
r,t dsy December rextDsed few ork the th dsy &
June. 1855. EMMA A CATTERFIELD A1niln,,FatfiK.
ie-2 IaVGuM
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Eegal Noiltss.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
o. ibe County Of Nrw Yots notice 10 her,by s7en % ,zl
prfons hsvin. claims sa.u, JOHN ;. AVERY late Of Brdzs
port Come cu. formerly Of the Cy Of New loII deceased
10 present the " h vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber ~
h. psce % b.e.. No 10 Front street In the City 81 New
Yof before the twenty second day Of October next
Ds.st New. ! ok the seventeenth day ot Apr 1888
spJ lsS6mM WALTER 7. AVERY, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
DENNS VANIA Rail Z . A u

p. Peaa,ylvzais RxIoai eonB~I Pfrsorsa " I'M, ~
sssd 70 ,Dt RON 81. LouiI No. Aoo GAsns aa 80 La
Y-, ko., L IN LoriIve, KY Terra Hslte Assh
isys Z. ana IsiixApols Isl Cincinnati Dsytoa s2nnt
SD B.Ieslntsiae, sArigssy, foet9 1ev-sst Se-aeaz
.rh-, bo.A hou aad hss 3s>as D. lod.A 0isS2s Sas
etrrln1sr
Ynrooas E.s, be ssi acy Of tA' seo''
a.oed pses iu t,e Wet -. -. - Ala. -.
p.a,snx@ VI ssd ths the sse-,,t nos eHpetaon -
s.-f,r-.b. rDl,- between the Far and Nes - .......
IRON NFT-YORK TO ClNCiNNAIl ~ o. NJ, ~
ZION NYW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN % AotAs
sRov NgH-yORK To ST LOUIS N n aOVA
Gsr- % .ov o. any o.n-f ios.e
- hsptbil. n .,s ho,.ls Of tals city
-. of "a. Plr;SSY by ANA RAiLROAO,
VIZ" ~ No Asx Houss BroatvsJ.
~, J. K ELLIOTT Axssi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
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AItr,IA y. y. 80. -. %, '.-, noxn-

aifr,r = nl-3-aY. s~@.,7--, ,,x-,-
DEGCLAR SAIL Of ST0CHS snd BoSDS,-
X .fgFRT NICOLif ~ - TAis Osf' As . a.
no.es :, e. e., M,.,.st ,,o "a .a,s,o. -, ~ .ls
..s@ .'' S: 5: Z Z {. I'M Ne 6 p .-s: B,ai.
30 s,r,,s,.s- si-l ls,n.cp T. p y a.o, soai, .,
s.:..: :; s.is 4 4 81. ssi. g.. g.: - IL
80 WSIes r oINe~ JsIs., i: as'r.- q 3: B'ni'
so,hs.,, Nsrest.-e B,-I tie s,eh.
u S.s.5s. On s,s,l F.is IL. Go sitce,,A
70 .asres Msrcaao,. Pre- Ins c. os.a
g ,sr., B-,oEyr -, Ia' Co - ..s'
- .s,s: .s,s: es3, es1Ss. Il. re is. c. 80
81 .5s.,, ftra Fire la Ca ara
70 ,sss, ,s.,s, C. G eShs:a FI:. Il, O. eloss,a
y y 80, Psss.1 ~, Il, Co. sH faa
= ss.rss Iry.ss sIe l., c. - 7ess
1i1Ge, sssIs,s n. Ili p. = e, - -,
Il .os.s. Ess..ssJs Yiss II. c. SIS saeh.
81 hare, Pa isc Frs Y, e 2. q y. s,a ..s
% .ss. .1.... B. Blo.5..y q. frs L. Co. s;s ..ea
N g.5s,. Wr,..r....s5 c1ty To-, c.. % sss.
s:,: sa: A' M s.i: N. IL. .s s,s.. & % Ia. Co. 80
o:ss.. :sss. VS. ..ss.5 - ~. ..' L. e.
- share. Cor'o iastoa s.;s c., g. eSs-
s:. *. ss 'sa I'd f''s.s &. sss.i C. - 80 ,.
.S:: Ws I.lss c.: z. 5ii'.,, 2 - ..S t.,s '''
s.eis. i'.. ~. fes. sal % e OF i HI ss6aY AZ .
f9,, 81 ' . s a. .:' s a...as sTs sse
Ais spca sac. az other Jay, s.i snA B;n4s boush;
and si a. private sac aid 81 ihe Brokers Bost la:srssi
Allowed dsposts ai4s variety Of secai.e. o.ssntJ
oa Ls1a a yfIse sas. ALBERT II. kICoLAY,
Stock -c..orssr a. BsEkss, ~. Bos3r-
P.CIFic MAT STEANsHir COsP.NY,i
Efw.YOsx, August. is;s Z
Y'HE Board Of Directors have this day declared
Il . DIVIDEND o. SIX PER CENT o1t q the PT,at.,
payable and AFTER to- l7h Inst be Ofe o. the Company
fhe TIss.3er Books vii b. eio.ed mil s.es that dse
FREDERIC HOFFMAN, Secre'Iy.
T7HE GOLD HILL MINING COMPANY have
Gef. .en ~.
past months Tbs dv5etd psJs5e NJ oS cai
D. o. SEPT j.
CTATE OF NEW-YORK.-BANRD DEPART
- MEEf Albany July I25-Ths TINE fIed SJ sv bs the
REDEMPTION oftAs CIRCU ULA1ING MOTIFS iss1sd 70 he
JAMES BANK htDz EXP I'D pnrslsn 70 Chspts, 81 o. tns
Laws Of 1850 notice ia hereby given inu lNA D'IDENp
oFfGHT N PER CENT Ess be-n declared upo1 tae AIons o
potes dposed represented BY toe oeste lslei oJ the
m Isism piOn oi no.ss OF tie sad Bsnf sy
able gu Of tbe sad e.rth ste properly ntoTsea
tai. Department within months from ~, dGe o' tbs no7cs
.n5 no.! th,r..c,r JANIS NJ COOK.
iylO sc Superltel l1-nt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23
Oop SAVANNAH Ann TLORIDA-r

MAIL LINE-Tae fsvoli,r s.esnshi, Al OF STA Csp.
q Weodhuu Will !ezve or THURSDAY AEx s. a. /.
go. T. from PrI No Eos River Csbis psssass tc Ss
y.rr.b as Bis Of slinE signed cniy bsGt Fer f-sht
or p...sr, sppsy to sAkL L AlfCHILL L SON. No IS
B,csivny T5e ALABAMA ~L ,rcce-5 srd l-sy- SATUa
DAY sf;h ~ 0cock ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

CHAPTYR CCCh lli.An A., % ,hodZe tIs spprh.he'1
Of Con n.'ior 70 take .he proof ac tn,~s, n,
a. other ir Ensuts aid % administer o,,s a oies'
Ta- People Of of New iort repree.et IN se,S
snd A,ssTby. do sast fol7~s 81 IioN J. Ih. -isn
q this STAT ne by thor led - sppoio and
or. and Of ,rc.etinE three in Zach u ne
iso.iI c;ies LoLcon LiyeIpo sud sxoS Great b "a
AL Psrs and Masess 10 Franc, who shall con ne ~ oh,,
a4,e alhosy % take a. fno~edgnent Of proof q a- -N
or iced xttsn nstEuusn . b. recorded f.,f
rydsnce n ts sis- sxcsp. bills Of Esrg pouisry ats
sd ss: wills snd ssmeuts snd also - siinser 81 os,s
.ou 70 sYy p~r.on or pesons who sy der, ,.ss "a.
.sme ia 20 crify th- 4sIg o slc5 oa'h sfnsOa soi
certify the sKene o. 9srst, record - tr
In Cre. Britain Fame ana the Of copy o. az
,ch p.er: ord other dc ueu The certsts o. pj
ou- Coz sorefs under bis of s ssI and osnee
By hin 10 Iessri The kao~ed EDent proof a lie srsi
of iset written Instrument, thr ;sk1g of s
soc the existence :1e,s ofs cc?y o. -.
patent record 10 umeni when ataercs'ed ~ tue s. i
sac heIeLs-r mentioned. shall nsge IL ssrn
sol'fe TIE IfcortDg restng 10 evidence q o. &C.
written rs.Tun.ni cath sidAyi, patent record o S
as q sissn by law 20 Ike crr-hc us- By a."
supsns Coglt OF nis SAe % ,ry cstcs:e o.
toE By s1y oscs othis Ss,e d any patent e>oi u Wv
nle.,-
Before ,ny sch deed or ether as.rages cath .; snid
pssn. ;esoid document shsi BE- -nI ed - be sd ,,,
A. an cyceIce. "a addition y the pfece-as .sss1
by such Commissioner Aforesaid certificate Iaar' yas
sut oaciA Il The Secretary u Stst- o. his Se -. q
.bst st tue tine OF taxing sa
sck.on .st gnea. Of sansirsenIs 'cn AZ
aL.ss wa TIE hs2cv ritins Of 'rcH Coo "a a
rsr he .lh cehc ss- VITA ta- st1
CIR ,'lonsr d.po'ed y n. ons sna s, sA va .te
ps,,on O. lie sea Il ch CofnnoDs d~?os ed 80 -
,ud -. be B. !evs sEps, sni The impes4ioa
- Conn I,,,on y sp,oin,ed BY ,h,ss o.
"a. a.. cf5tT. al duty -f-:i.t1; saJ pc r&SsN
b 40, lr...s srt .ssl .sx, sol slsserss a. 'sA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

C,TFAM 10 RIO JANEIRO.-Stea HER
- MANN CAPT Edwni Csysr3y vii ssi o. SATURDAY
A1.S, N M he pr. beT % CALIFORNIA
FRASER RIVER GOLD MINES. Ts!s ship ~ll c.ry Only
United rber passengers and amount ti-sIer for
,bove tt. tor which early appisaoo3s bs made. H.r
,c,oa osx.0r fasej Apply a. Ae one Nc. IS
HENRY RANDALL. Aren't.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

IoNG ISLAND gA1L2OAD-Lss-N s1ts
IL Perm Aa g. G--~s,o-- at SAY sOAfd,
ats ?. z EHprsI rI.a - H.r.S h-.. a. . S'i
s. 49, - a.! otsef f.as 70 io-7'-sai Az 49,
KEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY Y-5CLNys A22AssENENI.
CcEn..cng MONDAY ksy -, iss
Srsni leave D-Po. Of ate sa rsss Sev rok {"
frH.ns Ave D-Po cone, -stss- al ts.T Ne~.fo1 o.
sic H.. W ls1I-Tisx @ trsa- so7P-cs q A. sss-oSs
40 L. Ms s-Ia s'o77ass NhhSH's-lSs ana q -
i.n.. VI :s--erit. sso-rat .. A. s..,ns
n: 81 /. =. White ?i.t1s T-~a '.oPrrr a. a. s.,'na
". larnssr. 1x- IA, srPylE . n ca1clA
t.c z. UAs ?s1s ,rha y q7SnT :. g. sssic1s
So z Dsvey Pls.-, uNI- Co77-s - a. s,s2fss seoTs
SO. u..vhs- P-.a, .s.a, ',o7P'-r. Al s;,;9-.
Sc -. vi .-sor is- tn pYnsr A. s-s2'ah
a. q MAJ IA T. q oc,rgs W.AlLr,oi.ss, VIE rsns
w J. cAa.s.LL s1,-ra'sn.-n,
NYW-YORK ani NET-HAyES RAILROAD
II Is,s SuNHKS ARRANGEMENT. is~
CD u.eaciog HsJ s.. 1885,
Yu.-a<-t sxs5a IL Ns~YSEt oSF-rs 8-'- A. IN "'i
'i'',~ . fsAINs LEAVE SEw-Yosk
y,fS.u.g.vsn. :, So II (eLg l. "a y - y" lMl 1s
ys,m Fsg 3uds,poc, S, n .eIl u - 80 - ~
N-g.r q N, l7:S. SIS sot Snn Tor NsvSL .
sna G-..awcS :. "a n.G i! IS SIS as sS So az yo
t 's1 ,s s:.1 ~ .bl ls .a..rs sts .a.:. ..asu.
i'S' SO 40 cSoSSESriSs co .K,Ns
. ~ s.so. .. &, -. p m '' rs O. sTs'
Rl,-5.t % Aoa:-,. ct For Can. h..ioss - Ma
lnp.on sar t-Il art l.; - n foi y 49,. -. s 81.
Nev-Lent1a Rsnroii. So n and > z .el n't 20,
IL g SIS n -; pAn 5lry .ndNcr~sk RafDsd a
Iapu JAMS e HoYT. ssPeaa:esteae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-23

CTEAM TO VALPARAISO.-Steams HER
- MANN, Capt. Edward CsYeEdy. vii Positively sal &C
SAT- KDAi A sus, g. foi tie above s .ogoAnz RIO
JANEIRO Ber Noya-r 70 CALlF ORNIA and tue FRASER
RIVER GOLD MINES This stir will caTrJ on.y q limited
uuubr Of snd amount Of ts tie above pEA
Apyy toe oics NJ - Green gic bet Dlsae.
HENRY RANDALL, Aren't
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
GILBERT s. B0WLES,
successOts to s. E. Gilbert & Co.,
WHOLESALE CRCCERS,
CITY ELECTION.

OII EEIEC IONs
NOTICE HEREBy GIVEN to the qualified
~ Voters Of the City of Evansville, that tfe
City Election for the purpose Of eecting nineteen lgl
CouI cilmen; One City CLERK; One CITY Collector
One Ci,y Treasurer; One City Marshall One Civ
Assessor; One City Recorder, and One City Survey
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL
being the 9TH day thereof Thesos will be open al the
followiT places, to-wit:
Upper Precinct-At the Neptune Engine House, L
ii. neGarmO, Esq, inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young America Engine
House, Robert Fergus, ESD, Inspector.
Low. r, or Lama>co Precinct-At the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector.
Discretionary power is given to each Inspector to
appoint their ow judges aud Clerk.
By order of the Common C"uncl.
WELL. II. WALKER. Clk.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
THAT GUM BELTING!!!

YTyO refute utterly staten made in advertise
Il menf in another column. about TIE '.New York
Betting Cos" Vulcanzed Rubber Betting and Pack
ing, only necessary 10 say, that the editors Of
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
ssTHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICA

in long and elaborate article in their columns (Which
onmends the New YORK Being Cos Betting above
an others and by way of elineher they state that
they il on al their pressts and machinery
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the articles made rs them equal if not su-
perior to any other nuke.
The rapid sale of the New York Betting our larg-
est machinists, mills, and factories {o whs are
judges and cannot he deceived is sufficient evidence
lean cantbe aside by dispsragihg conn petitOr.-
ssNuf ced." r.
Just opening the eighth shipment to me Of Betting
since summer. for sale az Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES : WELLS. Jew Store,
dec3 Opposite j. II. Maghee & Co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26

SELLING OFF AT 4 GREAT SACRIFICE
HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE WHOLE
y stock Of Goods from the asSignee's Of VIM. Loe-
wenthal Co.. which, for 10 sell ont as quickly as
possible offer at great reduction, wholesale and retail
Nv goods from the East, which will he here i'm a
few days, will be sold at wholesale only very low
prices for cash and TO prompt merchants.
mara-3m ABR. LOEWFNTUAL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
. ., PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
T.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets,

- Tue privilege of yearly advertisers IS limited TO
their immediate business, in their name; and
AL aiyerSements for the benefit Of other persons, as
well legal ADVERTISEMENTS and advertisements OF auc-
lion sales and Advertisements with the name Of other
PERSONS in by them, must be paid 70. at the usual
rates.
- No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
portion, society," Association public meeting, and no
communication designed call attention To mat
Tor lfu,iAt viual interest be inserted, un-
less paid for as an advertisement.
leS- No advertisement can he inserted gratntousy
or rhfie other societies, public institutions or
rsgiyauicS. a.,
~ Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be DIS
ontiune unlss an oler tn that effect i left at the
sfcs ami when discontinued in less than year, the
.-ice of the whole wear will he charged. -, =,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hereafter, Will he published
~ Ns sxpne Of the attorneys ordering, and not delay
sle for the legal proceedings, but colecahs AZ our
Usual tine.
* our terms for job Work and transient advertise
rents aSe CASH. -... . r ..
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
AN ORDINANCE

To prescrihe the time within which ra estate may he
sold for the payment of City Taxes assessed thereon
SECTION l. BE il ordained by the Common Council
Of the CITY OF Evansville that from and after the pas
sage Of this Ordinance, il sa, and may be lawful fol
the City Collector at any time after the first Monday in
October, and before the second Monday Of March OF
each year &c make the taxes assessed, real estate
Of the claimant thereof, by selling the lo
piece of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
unpaid or much thereof may he necessary TO pay
such taxes and costs of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEW son, Mayor.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk. febg
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
H1RANBERRIES, &c. &c.-

HNRANBERRIES, &c, &c.-
" 10 Bushels Choice Cyanbeuies;
300 Heads Prime Cabbage;
% Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
200 do Prime " bite Potatoes; just receive'
and for sale by Eli. CO0E & SON.
iaus.f.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
BITTROLFF & son.

tS4n DEALERS In Jewelry, Watches, Clock
G9> silver Ware, &c. have now on hand we'll
sss selected stock Of gold and silver Watches; hne
Jewelry Of all kinds and % the latest styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases; silver Table
srd Teaspoons plated ware porte mones, gOld silver
and steel Ietcles, &c., which preTared 20 sell
at the lowest eastern prices, and warrant every article 10
he what l. represented. The public generally m
vited 10 ca and examine for themselves, At the old
stand on Nqin street. between lst and end. apo
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-26
lust RECEIVED BY EMPRESS.
NOTICE.

yUNUE ASSIGNEES OF WM. LOEwENTHAL &
II CO., inform YOU herewith that they have sold
the whole stock of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr.. A.
l.oewenthal
All Debtors TO the late firm of VIM. Loewenthal &
Co. will please call AZ their old stand and settle with
ABR. GUMBERTS.
LEOP. VI. BERNIIEIMER,
,nara-9y Assignees.
, 1858-05-07
REIloIoUs ExoIrrnrNT-The Boston


RELIGIOUS ExoITEMENT,-The Boston
Journal OF March goth says;-The matter
most attracting the public attention at the
present time, uot only all throughout New
England, bnt the entire country, IS tie
wonderful awakening which exists in regard
to religious matters In former numbers
Of The Journal we have mentioned the re.
markable revival in New York city, where
at noon-from - to O'Clock daily-men
in active business have for many weeks as
sem6led by thousands in prayer meetings,
to pray for themselves and for others. The
feeling seems to have extended from that
city to many other cities. In Boston,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chi
eago, Detroit, as well as many Others not
so prominent, prayer meetings for business
men are held daily from - to O'Clock,
and in all instances they are attended BY
large and crowded audiences Other meet
ings for prayer are also held during the day,
and they are all crowded. The minds OF
the whole community seem TO be turned a.
they have never been before, to this ali-ifn'
portant subject. The work is quiet, free
from excitement, and is shared most largely
by adults, and in some places almost entire
ly by men. As some indication Of the e1'
tent of the interest in this city, we might
mention that there are at least dozep
public prayer meetings held every day y
our largest vestries, and in one instance 70
a large church, all Of which are hued--
Most Of the time at these meetings is sPeps
in earnest prayer. OF the number oi con
versions there is no means Of forming sp
opinion. The number, must, however, Do
large. In other places large numbers are
reported. In Newburyport there are from
FIVE to six hundred; in New Bedford lou,
to Eve hundred; in Worcester, two hundred
and fifty to three hundred. In all the
places where the work has commenced. "
seems by the last accounts to be deepening
and extending. Many wanderer from
New England home now on the facllS
shore or among the mountains regions O'
California, has been earnestly aud Affection
, 1858-05-07

THE Law OF PRE-ENPTIoN CLAIMS. -
Thos. A. Hendricks, Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in letter to G. w
Gift, U. S. Register and Receiver, says
By the 4th section of the Act of the
Sd Of March, ls43, it is declared, that
where an individual has filed, under the
late pre-ewption law, (lS4l) his declara'
tion of intention to claim the benefit oI
said law for one tract of land, it shall not
be lawful for the same individual, at any
future time, to file second declaration foT
another tract
"Ths prohibition is held by the De
partment to extend to both classes Of
lands, unofered, and such as are subject to
private entry.
"Where claimant, however, of either
class Of lands files declaration which may
prove to be invalid in consequence of the
land applied for not being open to pre-
emption, or by the determination against
him as a conflicting claimant, or any other
similar cause, which would have prevented
him from consummating a pre-emption un-
der such declaration-such illegal filing
will be treated as nullily and as no inhi-
bition to his subsequently filing legal and
proper declaration for the same tract,
should it become liable to pre-emption, or
for any other land it being the purpose
Of the law to allow claimant pre-emp-
tion upon one tract, and nothing more,
and also to prevent declarations from be-
ing presented or fled where the intention
of establishing presumption is not bona
Ede.p
, 1858-05-07

loMARgLAED KANSAS REsOLUnoNs. the
Democratic caucus held on the LIST of March
By the Senator's and members of the House
Of Delegates Of Maryland, resolutions were
unanimously adopted, declaring that the
Constitution formed by the Convention at
Lecompton was a regular and legal exercise
Of power BY the people Of Kansas, and as
such Is valid and binding, and should be so
recognized BY Congress. That inasmuch
Is the defects and errors (if any exist
which may be found in said Consultation
can be remedied BY the people of Kansas
in their sovereign capacity, at any time, by
q State Convention, it would therefore be
not only irregular and illegal, but unwise
and prejudicial to the best interests Of the
whole country, for Congress to reject the
Lecompton Consultation on account Of any
such supposed defect and errors s. Phladel-
piia Ledg0.
, 1858-05-07

DIsAPPEARED.-Two half lfbarrels Of mack
erel and keg Of nails mysteriOusly made
their disappearance from thelawful owners
Messrs. Williams & Co., a few nights
since. 1t is supposed they simply walked
off," as no one about here is known to be
possessed Of SO inordinate an appetite
The keg of nails, it is thought, lave been
taken to assist in their digestion. The
felonious rascal is supposed to be the iden.
tieal man who swallowed the whale. "
Atall events, be has natural taste for fish.
, 1858-05-07

PRosPEcrING.-A party of four men, hav.
ing with them one pack animal, was fitted
out by our merchants, last Monday, with
provisions, picks, shovels, blankets, &c, with
a view of prospecting the BLACK Hills
distant about five miles west Of this place.
The party is composed of practical Califor,
mia miners, who will give the region a
thorough searching. They are provided
with provisions sufficient for fifteen days,
and will remain in the hills until these are
exhausted, Gold has been found in them,
but not in quantities enough to make il
profitable.
, 1858-05-07

main to attend its culture Wheat now
commands So per busheI. At these rates
your farms viii prove in themselves an in
exhalstible mine. The mechanic will find
his wages to advance just in proportion as
gold digging is profitable. Therefore keep
cool and shady"