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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
BY Telegraph.

boSiON Aus 81 Art ship ;. CARING, Carlius LIVERPOOL
aAs LSssree Moore Cieafleecs; Wysndyt- hoyt TUX,
Island big Pioo, Teal, Pori suPTince.
Below-bark Eluiwood
w hghlSnd Light ship-Gocouds Melbourne Tor Boston
Dts rec reports 20 have been IN 18th OF Cape Cod
WIN ps r. ATS nom fhiaoep for Boston The PIco lost
slightly Injured. " vs.
CHARlEsrON, Aug Se-The L. 5. M steamship N.,hyiU.
MuIrsy, ART tfom Ne~ y ora a. O'Clock tins morning
NohrOLh Aus S-At Hampton Roads, bTis LaIltAh with
Gusno nc m Snlbtero Island. WAITING orders
SAVANNAH, Aug S1-The steamship P.rker,lur, If
CroEi~ e's hue. arr. here on the -9sh inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Albany Live stock Market.

a. -, WEST Albany. Aug %, 1859.
as, The quality Of the offerings is above last weeks
,sse an more than IN, usual quantity r changing hands
There quite nun Der OF Newiork bnye taking
.ma lois. and the Eastern ss abou. 900 head This
ssss,. w.. S sSa .y while Ices remain the same
wesk~hle pnrehas' on he contrary hold they are paving
fn - much II not We think about draw came and
quote pnces same as last week:
sapenoI;; ....".".5 Third quality ........s asl
ruu Vusy''s''.'''.'f a. lnieIior'.....
The ioowins and Canada furnished Beeyos uj, week
IN the folo wing numbers;
Kentucky .......... SAL New York ............ sse
snesiA ''''''''''''' ~ oAhsds '............ 2Si
Michigan .........'... OIL =
and distributed though daesnt ysd. here a. s%s
81 More's so; Gallups 64s; Hunters eSS.
ssiIs E . C. he Brighton market H. Apdew.
W,. Ia John folS 81 cSSs W SSSi So MN W.s
White 81, and $ Newton, a. IO,al l,oSl
which may b added 100 SpTmsaed WoTosei Sc
s.Iss-J. S Kood sold Curtis Vale. Of Brighton, Il
10 es ss. week in the SO head they averaged
Ss. yHSsSaTy q EXTRA. Kentucky sss p head average
81 = SsSs a, So y head weigh, shout 1850
hsS Is (ps sas sye',Sns Sio n sash Sc
Ms,ish Co. ie sOOa State 81. 50 each OF 4e a. live
+. 9yi; %, s. 9 q sss head estimated st 1000 each
s1s Yoi ''' " N'n'aef, at sSi 80 2 head weight say
t1s.%sD s. STATE Stat t s SIS bead weight sa s,es
Bedie's - kensusly ayessHs Ia d. =. "a 81 a. Zoo
r. Sdssi 70 commons S State s' a! s iysrsas S@
J. M HGburp, 10 Cansda at $50 50 Pet b,,s ,,.,,S,
N. "sse ii'''
Ut. War;, 5, Keusueky ,yerasiaF ISIS 70, a. wic. ~,
bead equal % ~ OF 81 cents York. sellers estimate F' PIT
Moore MoshieI 40 ordinary Indiana . Zach
SIC. sNA
Jshn Mills. ls Canada "a per head a to average
500 n.
JOh1.D Ru:l,de s. fair Illinois Per head average
ESQ n Nork buyers esti1aie
John PhiRP' - ohs at SO Pc' head averaging abOu; $50
M Fountain +, MicAsaa " : IS pss head weigh, LIS II
n Taen IS good ohos =. 81: per heed. average about
r. sholdO IS Kcutocsys; 81. PER head sysss, iSS9
i.3,.h Sinclair So eOarse csss.n, $50 escA ayeras
rpA VISA e KcTsaoiy, q, g. 30 T. lcs o. they ayv,sea
a. Josyp q hsiy STATE e. PIT he.s, average $50
Nok
a, -, IA live WEIGHT "
saskF No L.nts Tie gsip's coaiiuu r,e - prces
main aboet te siac sny cha,f. IL IA h.or tie scEsr
Neat week " ne weather eouiisecs coc here
the ~ when rApvc see more ssss l,e mere
at lsAsT pioA Among lh, sas tbs week Ne notice
sos of lll Lsp ~ ayefssng % each a. &C. y NJ Live rcsst
p. y. Smith sold ~ soeep a; 81 Is . htad.
Capt NcCa6s tSok dIoSes as oaows:
$50 - - - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
iIe :. - (Eabt)..................... G7s o.
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Arrived.

Steamship Ariel Jones Have Aug IT, and Cowes 18th II
a. M ndse and los pass d. Torrance 18th inst at IL
Bremen ship New YORK. hence for Southampton and
Bremen. Aug % lat. 80 30 lon 70 80 passed ship Sheppard
Of Bremen bound W. Anchored of the Battery 1850
Steamship Adse Adams Charleston, ndse and pass
MaeIas, Exchanged signal. with shr Manis.et bound
Same exchanged signal. with steamship srkTbarr bound
Steamship Alabama soh,nek Savannah, mdse pe to S.
.SS M sI a sS Se sSb f' Bar @sss1 %
$3.50 miles N T. Roman exchanged signals with steam
1910 H. with steamship Keystone State lis p M Oh Fry.
ngPan Lghtshp, passed twomas'ea propeller all bound
steamship Florida heIce Tor Savannah.
Steamship foIk,Osp, Parrish Richmond and Norfolk md's
psIk Mary Luerets Gibbs, C.di, 81 days. wine and
Galway Teller 9TH inst, LAT. a q loD 81 o.
whaling bark painted bsek with white streak L. and look
b1Ik with painted ports, quitting in whale.
B~k Lsiwins newl Greenniap, Mystic 70 hours in ballast
TO III. Brewers The L. is 500 buroen and intended for
the TNasade She ;osed this city by tug James
B@k Garele tof Ne~Hs.en Duel, Barbados via Long
Island, sugar and malas'e' TO Troeridses sons
schI RE Grapde Allen, Gloucester fish.
s,hr Bloomfield, Murphy, Baltimore, corn.
schr Lucy Ames Ames Rock and DAYS, lime.
schr n. !: P.ruidse, Smith, Rockand 4 days lime.
solr Ade Eizs, Hunt New Haven days, in ballast.
scir Henry Clay, Hsc, New.Haven days, 10 ballast.
schr Ann 5. saier FIN, Newark, iron for WaIehain.
Shr GrAadils of Boston, Ellis Island 24th inst. via
Norfolk aSys TO Foster Stephenson.
Schr Sea Witch, Bsbut, Georgetown ID. C., days -four
master
SohT Hannibal OF Bsneo) Wcntwurthy, savannah Mar
Ob inst mc,e 20 H. ID. BIookmsr CO. 18th inst in FLORIDA
SiIsits, spoke bg Machiss, rom Remedies for NewSork
Steamer kenneSec Hand Philadelphia and Cape May mdse
and pass. to H. Perkins.
Steamer Albaiross, Jones Providence, mdse. TO OdeL
Steamer osceoa Smith, New London. nd.e to T. H. Rock
well
stesntug j. A. Stevens roxer Mystic IL hoas having In wv
bark Lapsing
sAiLED-sesnshiP EOsnofe, for Richmond, Re.
WiND-Durins the day iiom N. w. to S. w.
The steamship Mount Vernon, Capt Smith 90 Cromwels line
was this morning hsted I'd the large Sectional Dock after hay
s her bottom Tepaired, and Pier No
a. X preparatory 70 opening the Alexandra and Washington
ne on Saturday the 30 proX Nothing than engineers
trial p can De made with this steamer
The shp Ocean Traveller is the GIea. Basnoe Dock
o' repairs She viii be stripped Iecsuked and newly cop
peTsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

f,d 81 45,c; Corn fed, 5ldS.c Co... -, ...;,.. -,
IN fol.owisr osnpsSbtye us,ene'' q ie'spS va
Ne New York Csus'.l Railroad, ,i.,.,ysa l.
Cafe a.,
sos~ 49,,
clu,spa. w..i Ave. weekly TAI ~ same
ist yer. rcp-s ns'SH ca SIs -"
1..s.. ......j 30 2,56 s3Sl2
ctSfp.
b9bI..................'fV'' 49,
Ere. The Albany i:.as ase Ay9ss.
vs,,eu-SPriet.s are upchsDe-d; the. IS te si1e'"e
1904 oon ,e.wsp tie Yofk Csotrsl sSf bs h.a.
ae,s5 and 10 CHARGED oy esct for every ar oa- ou
.h,oa,b 70 N.York b., nfJrm2Soa Nhich ieao'
IL. COZ eu.ioD that no old wI Of ooaPt-oo ' ~. w..
srn Grover Who proposed afe ~ he.d 20 oik @
C-ptrs and Hudson River Roads, was innHcea A1 ~
a. a hon n, Of $40 This couIstctd ~ iht ~ Il
rsInns but oar informant ptrsoa - whom uu.
had related The clrc 90 W
arc con6d.p nat Il the not receives in s. orch
ia I'm Il was made no 20 bin indirecypSrhps bS g .sN
hrn for ore lee. car would bsve been aseo otesJ
.ircuns;.nces During tue past week d,,YeIs Hse snsred
ana in received from 20 fuo0 oh car " =
tI,t tL.y ,hpryd .be Erie In ths way NIX h,s oc
ia. the Central which, h|4e2er stars
vcr,, 20 ,c,.n.rsc bonus" op~rav BY botfyn
ia. h.resT YORK Central silrosa viii cvr]
, aud c,her stock from DaIhns to SsvYork Wis Bud.
lev rsilroad) tie same p CARLOAD ~
sas,s a, tie Yorh ard Erie Ray DAD The difference
t.r,tre m been 81 per W. believe The pric.
I'm susrsrsJo Bnct viii ~ the same from Bo1ai Ua'
Ss m. .s few months the bulk Of the stock going East bs
b.a CARED on Albany and bosSn Road b.. the Comoan
saw f sayy rule refusing r. De shipper free Pass OF
tbs The sh1fes~ took umoeee a. This sn
s,vs tb, trade Northern Road although pledged
the AIssny Boston Rosd like course TINS %
resaa by liberal policy The PROBABILITIES
AT Il succeed.
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A. NJ MEsvrs, AEcspr-sr.
DY BANGS MEkWIN & Co., Trade Sac

~ Rooms, No IS Prkrov.
WEDNESDAY SoRNIN6 septsnbs,7 :, a. o'eloet9
TRADE SALE OF PAPERS AND srATlOSERf-A
Of WRITING PAPERS, comprising soont 2lHo
hns, sup-Ihre and So. Litter Cap and Blank
Boob Paper, 81 the speosrG y@s Of nsnafasre Aso,
. vanty 4 STATIONERY inehdins Biash sos Envelopes.
csds, &C., Se Also. choice eoon Of Steel Essrayns,
Pbotogrspos, ara roY Books
WEDNESDAY EVENING, lugus. 81 e. oaLoct
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKs-uc..ly
and fr.sh st0ck-eou prr -ai.soe library eduon OF
choice works various subjects AZ rscsl.nrop s.;uF'
Also OF Semitic Ciss cal and ho Books Nc
At PRIVATE SUBDIVISIONS 0RSlrhOLOGf, yos,
ITO. Original edition
Tor SALE-By Auction. a. Detroit, Sept ID,
1859 $500 Acre. OF pin. I'D al .~o sA"-hILLS ss
Duncan, CheboJ gan County = I.5is ss.h
" aLrf K CIR 3sE, Rsceiv-r.
WELLINGTON 4 LATER. A1ctoreer.
GROCERY and LIQUOR ST ORE AUCTION
" THURSDAY SEP enlb,r I. lcl Ok, che STOCK AMI
FIXTURES ofstore No l45 prGns Tea
Coffee Mustard Spices Soap CAudss sni all usual nOerss
also The Counters Scales Bsrhxues BeerpOmp, Tobacco
Cgar, Liquor &c. Deposits repaired.
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flgardaI.
ENTRAL RALROAD.-LOST

Al lIHGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.-LOST
- - MiSLalh ttNk BONDS Vi this Couinany NJ sy,
$50 ''a.+ - ans 7lsA Tor ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
- - ioo', auc signed l. ". Ercots Pr.. dent,
- ~ '5e iIt"li't All F.rsou. c.utaLei assius,
- se shove bouds payment Of same
ho- 'rsaTans tt.s. buds can 10 Del. win
hAhCLAN LIVINGSTON, No. y B.asers
NoIiCE,mTho I'd Mortgage BondhoIders on tue
- ~, S' az tae L-os Grant Boodl olSer, u 90
ss, 20 met ~ tte Ohcs 4 Nj GIBSON 30 - W,tm
.. ~ i. On lIApAi neTt scpt Al O'Clock forrua
aJsficu. 49, - . ''''-a
ofF,et or IhE Nfg YORK Ayo NsN -Htvxs R,ISoIDl
~, ~, .''hsI Aia sA-'. New York Aug 10. ls5a
n consequence of al Injunction, No PAYMENT
Of DIVIDENDS seezTsd BY III. Company vii be made
snh 'ar'fsE poke ". EEAENr, fTsa.ssef.
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Sfedmboats ano RAILROADS.

r y h BRlDGEPORT-Fare 80 cept.-Tha
".aI.sr sR!DGEPORr leaves Peek.,Dn ~. RI"
~, 800 aONDAf WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY =. 10 a'r~it
AZ Estrn ,rsls WIN "Ous'ohic Saueatuek aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALI

DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TO CALI
III FOREIA via PANAMA on the 5th and 2Dh Of every
m nth BY the Steamships ADRlATlC, ATLANTIC, and BAL.
Tic formerly In the Liverpool lnel above unyasd
,ssrr .nips owned BY the NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY being tted Coz the California trade, one
,oser a. p m ard semionhly therea,er The rates d
passage freight VII BE- reasonable BY any other hne
They freight capacity aud the arrangements for the
comfort and heath Of the passengers viii be such to challenge
comparison An experienced Surgeon viii be Alta bed to each
ali
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TvrspAY, Aug. j., la5e.
n svs-rhs marie. .,ed f,r not. but qoie' a 70.
-, a 2xO bba a. IS ia IS -. PeAT.s are steady -
rOv-Th. psrhet Continues Irregular soi dull saia ~
\ - w. quote 9, folkw.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

60. sv.c..y oos several o.s, b.. we oooii n'. ~.ra
81. ,.,,. NAV - said % b bsre; as7A ~ 81 -
-, La n p,rs &c va for &c. We quo.e b5rnhhy o-s
fed bla5,c. Corn fed, 5ide.c- ..-. %, ,..s;,.. 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

CTPhEME COURT-Cattaraugus Coaaty.E
- sSne, Martin e.. George Chamberlain, tnos ', DO ~
ssnni.,ratoT AID Lucy r. Howard, siIuni.tra,nx . -
I'd. a.. deeea.,e james H. Howard, betsey ESsD Ere B.
KinEnan Fiie.'s Chas. Anthony Cblse, Icy sg'
s,o4 Dely,ns Brown samuel A. Brown, Nsth.nlei ~
Learder BosGsI tyn BoTden LsSrnse bos o.aa Edsou
den IN. Boiden Lssuitr Edison, Edward Econ Io''A '
fdclA Ia son NJ thar iel Edsou. aud Josiah nsTao. -
To Il. above named deepdants You are hero sb cas-
.nser the complaint q Stanley Martin, Plainna' Ssv
filed ia tie ofioe OF Clerk Of CattaTalsos o1y en- M
York June Q, 1870. ard copy o' YOU 80,
snbssfber at finsislc, Cattaraurus County
twenty Gays aler the service Of his o. Inons, sA .
day OF service the psntif viii apply 20 the 0oa''
auSIawcsW '' A. sToRRs, PlaiD;ia's
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Ccpartnsrebip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that toe frm OF
hi. 10, d.s,yed IN mutual ou.-u. Th- blsUe Il the
s-m viii b, ci,.sd ID sy ALFRED METuNEa, who is alone
au:horze' TO sign the hiS IN fl1rsiioo
ns,.J n Nh lus - lsSa HERMAN MEYER
ALFRED MErHNRR.
ALFRED NFTHSER will cou,inue 'as bus ia his Own
nam. a, to- p. f.riy occupied D, tae. No. rs Duane 81
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legal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County NeYork notice hereby gn 10 all persons
having claims against MARCIA A3BE late Of Rochand In the
State of Mue deceased, to present the same IT'D youchers
thereof TO the subscriber at the Office Of HENRY r fCSSkN
DEN at No 20 Westrce IN the City Of New York. on or
before the fourteenth day Of January nextDaed NevYok.
the eleventh day Of Julv 1859.
SAMUEL C. FEssENDEN, Administrator,
jylS aw6mW-
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Roswell G..
BranSd esq., Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice 10
hereby given, according law all having claims
against CARMAN A. SIMONSON late Of the City Of Brooklyn.
deceased they required exhibit the with The
vouchers TO the subscribers the Executors the resi-
dence Of Isaac pe No n Middaghs Brooklyn Of No. 81
Fulton Market In the City Of NewYork before e 2h
day Of January next.-Dated July ), 1883
.,s,.wsnw SARA AM SSr s!ssoSsoS E,ecuso
NOTICE is hereby given Of, the application q
IN JOSE NJ PIE isoyen. debtor for his discha1e from
imprisonment the provs Of the Revived 6atstes
concerning Voluntary Snmens by insoven fr ts
pose Of cooperating bis from imprisonment. and that
order granted by the Supreme Court the 18th day Of July
l retuInabe the 18th day September next a. 10 O'Clock In
York creditors said NJ Pie show any
they had why said should coord
prayer of his petition; which said order and petition
filed with the Clerk Of said Court the h day july 1885,
JOSE NJ PIE, Insdyent-
ADDISON SANFORD Attorney for Insolvek,
jylS lawlOwW No $50 Broadway NewSfort.
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NaRATGTs-FNOS n SOUTHWICK, Zines Hove and
Matilda T. Howe Executor. Of the sst VIII Of Cssstr hors.
oece,,ed against JOSEPH SKINNER, Susan ssimeI rns
Pesid.r, Directors Company of the Chsutsnq,e C9ai
Bank Hiram Hsrth Isaac CCTo.oot, Warren OiLe Ses~
Hall and John Montgomery Aoa-Summons tor hehet-l2
above uerned Dcsndsnts: You are hereby sianepoa v
answer tue piu' q the above uamed Panuh, wni1
fed IN the Clerks Office Of Chattanooga County on me o
Jupe 1859 and copy Of your alswef on nv
scrt-r Randolph - u, within twenty days airl y "a
OF this slmmous exclusive OF the day II scsyce ana " -
10 answer ssid upi.ipt hereby required the fson "
sury 20 the Court for tie relief d-manced IN the coup
w lagewW ALIEN. SHELDON. Plaintiffs reorhy
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS.

SUPRENlE COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS.
p-Edward ". Bradley ast. Charles 7. Toy DaoeIr Ihi
son. Msgdalena Boerm ard Syiganus Smith, warren n.n
ell and r. Thone Executors &C., Of the les; wan ana rsls
men Of John Mitchell decreased summons for relief Too no
serveo) To the Defendants You hereby summoned sno
qured tie complain, In this action, which Wa hsa ~
the Off OF the Cl-Tk Of the County Of gesu a. lag
Island The 18th Of March. 1851 and 70 serve ~ " ~
answer 70 the aid a. saint on rbers atther gee No
a Broadway in the city NewYcrk within twsn'y asS N 49,
the service OF tits exclusive OF no IVY ~ 80
service and If you M 70 s.wc the said complaint within tsc
tine afresaid de Psrtf 10 this seton viii apply 70 the ooors
Ns,cb 10" 81 FIELD SLUYTER,
srI L. ui0vWed Plaintiff q Au'ys, No. 81 Broadway
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-02
From the Nebraska City News, Feb. II.
Later from the Mines-8hot Gold found
bv the Nebraska CITY Bows.

FROM the Nebraska City News, Feb. IL.
Later from the Mines-Shot Gold found
by the Nebraska City Boys.
Yesterday evening, Mr.. E. A. Muir, Of the
firm of Goddin. Miller & Co., of this city, re.
turned home direct from the gold fields of Ne
braska. There was an intense interest through.
out the city to learn the latest from the mines
as soon as it was rumored that Mr.. Muir had
arrived, rs it was known that his statements
could be implicitly relied upon. We have con.
versed with him At some length, and have Oh.
tanned these facts. though it must be confessed
that he is cautious in his statements and wary
in his conclusions.
Mr.. Muir states that there is at present about
SEQ men in the mines-all healthy and in fine
spirits. elated with present and future prospects,
No healthier country is known i'm the world !;
indeed there is but one grave in all that coun-
try and that is the case of man who went out
from Kansas City in i'll health.
Mr.. Muir states that gold exists through
the country; th.t it is difficult to find shovel
full Of dirt that does not contain more or less Of
the precious stuff. The amount Of wages to the
man is stated t" be about the same as that We
have Cleaned from other sources, from the testi
mony of hundreds of witnesses
The Nebraska City boys have found, and
were the first to find shot gold. They are conse-
sequently in exuberant spirits. They cannot be
hired to return.
Mr.. Muir offered passage home to any one
who was sick of the prospect, but could find no
one to accept of the offer. Their confidence in
Money could not hire their labor for twelve
month to come, so confident are they of bril-
liant fortunes in store for them.
Mr.. Muir made this trip in the depth of win
ter with two yoke Of oxen. and Mr.. Stuff Of
Otoe City - his only companion. They were
obliged to leave their team on the Big Sandy,
about one hundred miles west of this city,
though in the mines the grazing is so fine that
their cattle were excellent beeves. Game is
plenty there of the latest kind. Quicksilver
for mining purposes is in great demand, and
selling as high as $40 per pound.
We deem the statements Of Mr.. Muir the
most reliable we have yet received from the
mines. and we take pleasure in offering them to
the public SO soon after their reception.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-02
From the Atchison Champion, Feb. 10th.
Later from the Mines.

From the Atchison Champion, Feb. 10th.
Later from the Mines.
DATES TO JANUARY 18th.
We have received the following very inter-
esting letter from Mr.. John Scudder. formerly
clerk ON the steamer A. B. Chambers and
we'll known in this vicinity as man whose
statements can be relied upon in every parti-
cnlar. He gives cheering accounts Of the
richness of the mines. and the fineness of the
gold, and advises every one who can get away,
to come out:
AURARIA, Arapahoe Co.. X. r., Jan. 25.
EDITOR CHAMPloN-Dedr Sir: promised
when left 10 write to you on my arrival, but
have been engaged in prospecting, to satisfy
in abundance, and am convinced. The gold
is here. and no mistake. You can find it any
and every place on the plains, in the river
bottoms Oh the mountains and in the 'gulch.
es" and "spurrs' of the mountans-the sand
of the river gistens with the shining dust; the
dark earth Of the rich valleys Is !eeming with
untold wealth. Each day brings to light some
new discovery, which goes to prove that the
wealth of the country will, when developed
cause great excitement in the monetary and
commercial world. Miners make from three to
eight and ten dollars er day, when they work
and there have been instances Of finding mug
gets worth twenty five and fifty dollars.
|. The weather is cold and the ground frozen
so hard at this date, that but very little min-
ing is going on, but men are out prospecting
and hunting up the richest "diggings" every
day.
We, that is the St. Louis boys, have laid
out place we call Auraria. It is beautifully
situated at the mouth of Cherry Crt Elk, on the
south bank of the South Platte, and lying
about twelve miles from the birth place of that
river, in the mountains.
There are about 200 men in the valley,
and 600 Of them have built houses in this
place. We have over 24O good log cabins
completed, and by the LIST. Of June will have
accommodations for 10000 souls. We look
for an emigration equal to that OF 40 to 80 10
California.
The mail and Express company will run d-
rect from your town to this place, and | hope
To be able to furnish you with the earliest
news Mr.. IIockaday is on the road now, max
ing arrangements tor his mail line.
Twill write to you whenever get time, and
hope to be able 10 do 50 regularly.
Yours, truly, JOHN SeUpDER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-02
NEATLY EXECUTED
KENYON'S NEW
SKY-llGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

nVER the Post Office, McGregor Is now open and
~ ready for visitors. Thankful for your liberal pat.
ronage during the past summer, am determined to
merit it in the future, BY making such TEXTURES and
such prices As shall please ALL feel confident that
can do so, having had ten years practice the art
Daguerrcotypes, Ambro,ypes, Melanotypes, Curo-
types Papyrotypes photographs taken in one to ton
seconds at e5 cents to 10 dollars. o. A. KENYON.
McCregor. Nov. II. lS5Sn9tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-02
ClernaOnt Forever !

yUyuE Railroad is located here, and SO Is u. \.
DOUD. We have become u fixed fact at our
old place, the '.Fountain Saloon and Eating House,,
opposite the Clermont Hotel, which VIC are still run
ming, and where at oil times ready to treat our
guests with the best OF everything commonly kept In
3 first class eating saloon.
We would return our thanks to our friends and
for favors hopes by close attention
to business to merit continuance Of the same.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-03-02
Iatest News.

The Canada left Liverpool on the 18th, and arrived
at Halifax on ths 2sth. Continental afairsD had not
oh angsd.
Peace rumors and war rumors were anoat, but 1t is
evident that the feelings and fears predonnate
Sardinia has voted loan Of Fifty Millions If francs,
avowedly for the purpose of arming against the men
aeing attitude of Austria.
Napoleons speech to the Deputies peaceful, but
warlike preparations continue on . large scale. The
French and English funds paper securities closed
heavy-an omen Of war.
The correspondence Of the London papers ID very
warlike Austria is preparing extensively for the sp
preaching storm. England can not we'll keep out Of
it, her statesmen are already expressing their fears
and jealousies of the French Empire.
Smith OBrien arrived at New York on the 25th, and
was received by his friends.
fire At Galesburgh, ILL.,, destroyed SIS 900 worth
Of property on the 25th.
The Cuba Bill called out 20 or 30 good sised speeches
after was supposed to be dead-its reported failure
in the Senate was only parliamentary SUSPENSION
On Friday night last motion made to table It
but the motion failed by IL to &c. Mr.. Brodsrck voting
with the Republican, Mr. Slidsll says he is satisfied
the Cuba Bill can net pass this session.
The President has vetoed the Agricultural Bill, he
says will not do to turn the 80 States Of this Union
into obbers. On motion to pass it in the House
the veto less than twothirds sustain
cd the bill and hence it was rejected.
The trustees Of the Pennsylvania Ayr College called
the President the 25th, to advise against the
veto Of their pet Old Buck told them 1t VA
too late-the veto was already written p!
No tarif bill is yet agreed on.
Hon. Edward A. Hannigan died at St. Louis on tn
25th.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, have resolved to
purchase the Gov. Hancock estate.
The Post Route bill has passed the House.
The Homestead Bill hangs fire in the Senate.
Foreign advices do not set the market up any, but
there is noticeable Armness in prices in oil the citis
OF the United States.