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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-04
Special Notices.

HoEIOsray's PfIfs cleanse she 6so0d or
alt degenerating particles aud render II pure ana
healthy fluid. Its action is gentle, but sure al"
reliable. Fever and ague, and the periodical di'
most pre- lent on this continent are prevent
ed by timely use Of this marvellous remesy' ana
cured by a course of the same according 10 the IL
rections that accompany each box. slf
sold at the Mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, 25c., CSC, and
81 per box. now
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CoAIs

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, I"iian't.
Ohice Water street, between Main and l.'e 80
Coal, in quantities of not less shan ~ bushels 10
vered to any part of the city, In eeutsir bash-
at the pit cents. JOHN WY8IOND, ..
oct9 Secretary aud Manager.
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SStTOR-R 6IE W:z-N~TRD.--We are prepared
~ to store in Fips proof Warehouse, any
quantity of Grain, ProdHee, or Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms. -es.--
Having large and airy rooms Wp stairs, particular
viii be taken of Household Furniture, Agri
cultural Implements aud all kinds of Goods or
wares liable TO damage from damp rust.
InsHEance effected at the lowest tire proof rates
by the Iaonth, or longer when desired
WareRe<se located corner of Locust street aud
W. and r. Canal and most cOnvenientfor shipping
by River Railroad. Apply to
APPS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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Bg- Messrs SHARPE & Co., having enter
ed into the business of selling agricultural
implements, insert card in to-days paper.
The firm is composed of couple of ener-
getic business men, and will, no doubt, prove
a pecuuiary success. HrM,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-04

R9~ That portion of the Cincinnati Po-
lice Bill abolishing the Office of City Mar
shall, has been decided constitutional 10y the
District Court. Under this decision, the
Chief of the Police will attend to the bust
ness heretofore transacted by the Marshal.
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CRESCENT CITY Gall cry.

WE ALL follow interest in spite at Saih ak,
And 10 those who deal fairly, to hon y should
walk go fr .f m #
Now yo,i ho want Pictures, both cheapai first
rate, r.r.s s-..H
Bring your dimes TO SMITHS Gallery, you oon't
l,ass II vail sF a.sal-t l..#--f4 -lr.
He fears competition from one or the other,
but looks upon each "a friend aud brother; -
tie not for slstN, tor putting, nor blowing,
Mock soirccs, ganInlon, assuredly khOwing
That he makes The Trade, who gives most Tor the
cash = 4..y-f.r. Is E.-r
The people care nothing about any grand splash 8
NOM nii who want Pictures, large ones or small, y
should. Without more ,riay, Dir Smith call 80
The Court House you kEVw, just ever the way,
Examine his P;ctnres--we know hat you II say
The best in the city, and cannot i'e beat
In finish price-ald by way OILS treat,
To Ladies' and Families he lessons his pay
CoIae along, frie,ids ,.ihrlt usisieet i a day.
srIllfi-liIn -.
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Auction and Commission.

Ely .FEf TO.N' - a., SUCCESSORS
XXI . to WOOlsey q Nelson, will continue the
Commission business, both ut private sale aud
auction at the old stand, c0ruer Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they will paS particular attention to the sale
everything entrusted to them; they will attend to
say auctiois sales anywhere in the city.
Particular Intention given 10 the sale of Lands
sHd Town Lots, &c, tNc. p iebI7-ly
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Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency
10 fsiE TEas and fair iproiit.

Ms BUSINESS ATTENDED To WITH DIS
PATCH AND FIDELITY. ga
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent.
sep6-3mdEw s
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ETT:F.Y-S FILE .g.y-D Fs.FD EC.EH

YER STAR, Fowler Ssr'' master, t-Sh5$-G~s-
leaves Evansville every Monday, go
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'clock NJ Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at . O'Clock A. NJ. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for All
points North and East, with packets for louisville,
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for St Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats FOL Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river
BE Business promptly attended, and charges tor
freight and passage, charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills Of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum-
berland rivers rr.., angls
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ssESE1

sgEg3lz
LWR.E.M'S ENPRESS GO.MP-4.H'E-.-
@tE r -s-l- NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAN's EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully
nouncs TO their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, tlt, with Increased faciliz
ties for the transportation OF
ETGHT, PA 4 G FS,
NONE Y AND VAEUA ES
They solicit continuance offermer fayOrs- EsS
pecial care taken in the COLLECTION OF Bills Drsfts
Notes and the transportation OF small and valuable
packages. ais.sT tsefat
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the IA.
cities of the Express, obtain sny desired infoT
nation III reference the routes and details OF the
business, at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust opposite the Post Office.
deIe O.. II. FISH. Agent
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RJ9.z.V.sE-YAAE, P.zDUGER, .9.V.D

- c;~1 - CHARLEY BOWEN, Dexter
s-R$ssszast1AA1 Master, leaves Evansville Tues.
1z2aday and Friday, at l. O'Clock,
NJ, arriving at Paducah at O'clock, Al, Care
a II o'clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday.
tnrning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and SItur-
day, at o'clock, p. NJ. and Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at o'clock, a. NJ, connecting az
Evansville with the Evansville aud crawfordsvilis
Il. L., and Packets for Green River. Also,
Meeting at Smthland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and ST.
Louis Packets
Tickets can be obt~.ae6 on board the boat for ali
Eastern Cites. sept23
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE q cANNELToN
TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.
ED.TChET TIME! R.ACEET PM

ED.2ChET TIME! P.ACEET PM
IL CES!l-The fast and light rzazr-
passenger packet Aida, Capt. k>%zlfssssE=A=zr-
CHARLIE DEsHLEE, Clerks " orth-
ington AID Cooper, is now placed permanent
packet in the Trade, and viii leave Evansville pune
tuaily, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND. FRIDAY,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and returning, win leave Can
Melton every ~ s
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
1T y. NJ For freight or passage, apply on board,
aug4
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oetI9 Office in Crescent City Bank Building.
Il sO6RECTFO.Y-.n.z. PROPLE
q are under the impression that Rosser Bro
10. keeping line silk ani fancy dress goods
only. For the information of such would state
thai stock OF staple goods is complete, such
CALICoES, GISGHAMS, DEBAGES, MerinOs,
wool fiannels the best of canton annels, linseys,
.bleached aud brown shirtings and sheetings, &c
Also sattinets Jeans aud cassimeres, for men and
l. VS. wear. Call lin aud exsnIiue-
- ~ kpSSER BROS 4 co.
oct ~ ~ % g p s-e 70 No. 3n Main street.
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rK,UE U.N.DERsFGN.RD mas

Sp.ETFE.V;G-I50 B.zLES C9.S.S.EL-
RD ton M. 4, Just resolved and for salsby
f aetl9 GEORGE FOSTER i co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14

nor HAMBURG. LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTHLAND
Is ton
The Hamburg American Packet Company's mai steam
ship
BAVARIA, Taube commander,
wiz leave pier q North river,
MONDAY, NAY Is
Frst cabin. 500 Second cabin. SOS sserage.
@. B. RICHARD BOAG.
III Brnadvav.
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TIE sTEAxER ONLY DAUGHTER. CAPTAIN ID.
L Pollok will commence her Sunday trips between
Railway and weehawAen Sunday, the 18th inst. leaving
Railway e7S O'Clock A. NJ, touching - Chelsos Elizabeth
leave weehawken at ano foot o: Robinson Greet at ~
The Only Daughter h running ser regular trips Railway
savng FOOT Of Robinson street dali, s. ososk r. touch
n Al Esctoryvnlc Po Richmond h.eel Dock and Elizabeth;
port .snrning leaves Ranway b O'Clock A. touch,
' sspove pssese on aars Trips 70 EahwF. 2oci inter
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SHIPPING.


CTEA4 TO IRELAND DlRECr FOR So
The Liverpool New York and PhilsdslphA 6sansp Com
panys sple DID aud powerful stt smshps intended 70 ~
yHon ss1yAsr AND ooHx. uySsso ~ s0AA AND
woo, 4h and 6.h May vIGO ,,....... 2Sh Nav
RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin from New York 70 ~ork and LvsrpOol.
Including unlimited allowance Of TIE best cooked prove
which VIII BE- served by the company q ssewsrda
Pss~p, b. b line avoid the great detention OF
calling Halifax and St Johns the cleaners sa direus 70
Cork.
For nsigh. passare apply JOIN yoEEr 100 Victoria
street. Reset; II Corh, 20 ". d SEYMOUR co and Ia
Philsd New York at the ccmpapys oces b0 Wal
nut street, PHILADELPHIA and ID Broadway New York.
John DALE Agent
WILLIAM INMAN. Agent g. ana 81 Tower buildings,
Liverpool
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(yHAPINS AND BEECBER's DTsCOURSEs ARE TO BE
~ published Tuesday during the year la the Telegraph
snd Preacher Price ave ceu at agents. So
Address G. Partridge, 48 Broadway Canal
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TOE soUIHARToN AID HAysE.-TM UNITED
ave Tor Havre touching ct Southampton 70 land e man and
pscsenEers eaurday May g. ut y O'Clock, nom pior NO.
Noth rfver foot of Beach street This shp has ave WATER
ug enclosing the engines 20 that 10 the 1vens
coOn Or s,ndng the water ccnld got reach them ana
eeges would DC secured Price Of passage second cabin
be sent 90 board the day before sailing Below For
freight or passage apply to W. DRAYTON, Agent No.
broedwsy, ~ B.-Tho steamer Fulton wit succeed sha
Arago, and rail June Is
NRRAT REDUCFION.-THB vANBERBur EUROPE.
II an Inns Of United States mail steamshtps
HAND&RBlLI, Capt Lefevro Ahlss, OApl Jouea
NEAN QUEEN, Can't Seabury NORTH Star,
WIN form rORrNIGHTIy line between NEW YoRK. goUPn-
NPrON and HAvRH, under leaving IDS
hnh alternate Saturday and The other dido eacS AenaAo
Wednesday.
FROM NEW Y0Rx Yn0n DAvRB AND
FOR SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON
YORK.
OCEAN QUEEN. Saturday May u. Wednesday, 3.
VANDERBILT.. Saturday, June 4 Wednesday, June a.
ARIEL Saturday June IS. Wednesday, July 6.
OCEAN QUEEN.. Saturday July 2 Wednesday, july 70.
VAEDEkBII.T.. kaurday, july l6 Wednesday. AuG z.
AxIEL saturday July 80. wednesdsy Aug II.
Ihsae steamships have water tight compartment.
Garry able surgeona
PRICE OF PAssAaE-txnHHR war fHB sAng1-F@ vandeg.
% first cabin, $40 and 500; second nsbn, so Pcr Ariel
urn cabin, SS0 second cabin. $50 Per Ocoan Qucon nrs
b 500 and $50 second cabin go asqsd Of
D. TORRANCE. No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
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1sOR NASSAU, N, r. AND aAvAnA--THE BRITISH
II and North American Royal Nail Sses rishio KAHyAK
Captain Brownless viii as. from tie Conpanys wharf AZ
jersey City, for the above ports er the OF The steam.
ship Are which leaves Liverpool May ID (proba5y May ~
Passage money 70 Nassau .9ls &C.
Do. do. between Havana aud Nassau ........, Is 20
Fer freight or passage app!y 70 e. CUNAED No Bowling
Green. -
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CUNDAY, MAY B-THR ONLY REGULAR SUNDAY
boa: 70 Glen coye New Rochelle City Island. White.
regular trips every euudsy durug the win ave
Peek sp. Fast river at O'Clock A. NJ Broome street SIS
Tenth street. $50; Twenty sixth street, 645 Thirty third
street, eis Returning lesyes Glen Cove at O'clock NJ
port SAG pare 10 Glen Cove &c. strastsnpor i2l.c
s ia the peoples TIE Second run within
ere block Of the landing at Thirty third street.
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAI. STANDARDIZATION CON.
"A panys New York and Galway line Tho next departure
om New York viii be the arst class steamship
Cart Nicholson Thursday M May ne1 touching u 81 Johns
sa.s 70 second $50 third $50 Including zee tickets e y
sass must provide plate knife, fork &C. and beddiog
Passage 10 b. JohnsFhM clasa Sa6; second, S25 For
eiRht passage inquire Of the American Express Company
Hudson street. and At their ether adverssd oces 10 the
terror Passage the third class be eured n Of the
sbove Offices 10 bring out from any Of e brin
spA cities on the lines Of railway from Great Britain foE
INERfCXN EXPRESS COMPANY,
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
" FOR

Via Panama Railroad.
The sieamship STAR OF T8E WEST, A. G. Cray,
will sal Friday, May 90 1885, at 2ocloek r. NJ,
pier foot Of Warren street. North river connecting at
Panama with he steamship GO -DEN GATE, Captain r. L.
Whiting.
For pssssge amply only to W. RAYMOND, t III West
sreet corner of Warren.
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RAILROADS.


NEW YORK AND HARIHM RAILROAD,
~ SPRING AhRAEGEARNT.
CT and amer Wednesday, Aprn B. lsa nairs wdl e4vS
Tl5 M for WiTiamspridge.
$50 A M mail train for Albany.
go Am. mr. WNlArnshridse.
1880 AN for Whie,Ps
$50 p n. for Wiian1sbrdgs,
400 Pm. for Dover&Plans
b10PM for White Plains
Sis Pr for White Plains White =, ScpsS.4
$50 Pm for wlliansbrige.
Returning, will feave-
600 An. from White Plains.
6s0AM from Dover Plains
GAO AN from Wiiansbrdrc
100 A. NJ from White Plains
SA5 "a NJ mail train from Albany
go An from WEisu sbrfire
leo N. from WIlliamsbr.dse.
800 p y. from White Palma
500 Pm. from WlljamsbridSo
W. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
DENNsYLvAEIA RAILROAD.-THH GREAT CEiv
trail route 70 me west Time least A. short and rsca
reigbt ard fare as ov at s mer BY any har route
For passage arl eis or 10 contract for freight . points
Sno sVro Wect eAl a. The ose NOT Aptnr oV,a
il SLLIOTT, Passenger AgcuA
AptiE Y. LEaCe CO. FraAgh: AseDsA.
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ECoR SAVANNAH AND rLORsDA.-rHE AMERICAN
4 Allan 81 Screw Steamship Compsnys and elegans
gteanship PATAPsCo, John A. Post commander wrieAye
PSssare 10 aevannsh with adatiors Sl5
through tckes Orleans. $40 rs; Mobile 1885, hcnge
SscoD s2t Ausnsa So Afsc 70 p-!aSpI ssces Ep,i1
nar ce at Apsy 10 W. 2. CRC6 Als. 90 &c " sGt STREET.
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NEW ORLEANS
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
Ard various places "a Flnrida,

The AUcUsTA Capt M S. woodruff, VIII leave on Sasur-
day May IA at r. NJ from pier No. North river Tieketa
other from New York TO Savannah; accommodation
Rev York 10 New Orleana $50 81 Mobile ss5; Nongore-
ry, Ala s26 Atlanta, Ga s2S; Albany Ga $2i Columbia.
Ge $50; Macon, Ga, S2l, Augusta sa; Savannah. SIS
The ALABAMh. Capt Geo. X schenck. will succeed on
Wednesday MAY Is, az Fcg frslght or passage apply
TO- osMuEL L. MlLcHILL SUr.
Ir -e No. IS Broadway.
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DE PERCTvADs oo7 sFOADwAY-srANPED EN-.
stamping executed 10 he pese and perfect
manner embroidered different kndS;
drcssesL Children's pique suita
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TO sous sS GENTLEMEN AND THEIR LAprss


xrrr hs r.,s-A-., NO. fSt Sands street prDoki, =.
~ oe ready 70 receive boayders Ia few i-ys
y a. 'se s'ne uns rsiss essy OF rersss y
'o'd hs'b isTy, By s!Soklyn aad Va sa.ssu-s 80
The hydraulic press., 1859-12-24
Tarietu.
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
u n IVE R 5ITX
State of California.

INyHE BOARD are able to announce that the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical University of the State of
California will commence its first session on the 23d
of November next 1t is "a private enterprise. They
ask no gift or donat on of generous public. They
ask only to be patrorized. An Institution oflesrning
must like every other enterpIiSe be deserving TO he
sustained if worthy .he rub ic will support it we'll if
rot, no bequest of dying millionaire make it
oessiul The University is business enterprise It's
projectors are working men They intend to make it
III every worthy tf the people the Golden State
confident that the people will appreciate their efforts
1t isa working man college We believe that the
farmer and the me- hanc need education just as
much as the lawyer and th- doctor the man
as much as the professional gentleman Has the
ner less need of brains than the attorney the inyan-
tor-tlan the physician: The colleges Of the present
time are cherlshing mothers for young physicians aud
lawyers ard preachers his the Of toll finds them
step-mothers who thrust him aSide for lOng-gowned
young professor who intends to rise above labor
Our University shall be mother to the aborer who with
the sweat on his brow aud the his hands DIS
forth IN the true dignity of IFS racethe full grown
developed man.
The Bo .rd have located their Institution at Heads-
burg. IN Sorofha coenty. the bank cf Russian river
III ore Of the most beautiful and healthy sections Of
our State. embracing lands unsurpassed in fertiIity on
the Pacific coast. system ofuanul tabor has been
adopted for the purpose Of imparHs practical we'll
as theoretical instruction in the various branches Of
Agriculture a.d Mechanics. and also of essening the
expenses of the student. oie-laf of whose board bill
for the present session propose take in labor to
be performed at such hours will not Interfere with
the pursuit OF regular of study for which the
usual rates willhe aoeYed
a farm and steam power ere connected with the
University lisFge and comnodUi.s hoarlin .s-house
Will he ready tor the reception of students. where the
young men will be uGderthe immediate supervision of
some one of the faculty. Connected with te Unver-
sty is an Academy. for which the sane system has
been adopted.
Arrangements have been made for boarding rrr..
ber of young ladies in private families the village
T e Il NJ s:
For the Primary Department......S2 80 per month
academic Ga -ses........-....--.... 90 do
University ClaSses. 6 90 do
Mnsic Drawing, Embroitiery..... . 90 do
Board 90 per week
Besides the facutr the following scientific and lite
rary gentlemen have been engaged to lecture for the
benefit OF the classes
lloH DR.. j. :. 0fnsby, Rev. Z. P. Henderson,
Rev Jas Woods, G. Grannss. Esq,
Dr. Bonham, Dr. g. g. piper4
g. Jas Perpont.
By order OF the Board of Directors
WIN. NJ. MACY, PreSt.
Gins. r. HuTTeN, Seq. nov u 3m
The hydraulic press., 1859-12-24
THE TRUCKEE TURNPIKE

While the merits of the Henness Pass route
to Western Utah are being discussed by the
newspapers, the Truckee Turnpike Company,
lately formed in this place, has begun the
work of constructing read aleng its course.
During the past week Messrs Freeman and
Clark, the we'll known and experienced road
makers, have made final surrey of that
part of the route extending from Grizzly
Fort to the top of Cold Spring hill, dis
tance of about six aad half miles. Thu
amount of grading required in this distance
Is three miles and one rod, distributed as
follows: From Grizzly Fort to PLAN Valley
f47 rods; en- a light grade not exceeding en-
an Average ten inches to the rod. Then
from Plum Valley to the top of Cold Srring
hill, Ola rods; with an average grade of
twelve inches. The cost of making ccod
road for the whole distance surveyed will
not exceed SO per rod, which is below the
original estimate. Applications for contracts
have already been made, and the work will
be commenced forthwith, if the present fa-
vorable weather holds Tire whole amount
of stock subscribed is 273 shares, or S2F, :
300; leaving q shares yet to be taken. i
IS probable, however, from what we learn
that these remaining shares are already
taken; that nothing exists to prevent a
permanent organization of the company i'm
mediateiy
We congratulate the citizens of this part
of Nevada county. as we'll as those of Yuba
and Sierra counties. upen the certain pros
Pect that is now open before them Of having
superior highway which Will go through
their midst and connect them directly with
the heart of Western Utah. The Truckee
Turnrfke VIII net only be a good summer
road, but there is abundant reasen now to
believe that it can be kept open for pack
trains and horsemen through the entire win
ter The deep snow belt, I'VE mean that part
of 1t which has not been regularly kept open.
is only about twenty-four -er twenty six
miles wide, extending from Corhish's ranch
w - ~" iiAiN9 oOy Ohtt ltc SdHIiiil. anu DN
next summer that portion eff the road viii
be iiAed with stations at very short intervals
apart. Even now, as we are informed, there
Is II good trail open across the summit, SO
that goods are being forwarded by pack
trsfns This is unexpected. The best friends
OF the route never before claimed for it any,
thing more than that it weuld afford spIen
did summer road. We also learn that Mr.
Newton had succeeded, before the late
storms, in getting lis turnpike across the
ridge separating Steamboat Valley and yir-
gnia City Sc far mpleted that light teams
had hauled over it 500 pounds of freight
1t has been kept open and Travelled hy horse
pen all the time. This cutoff saves about
6fteen miles, and reduces the distance frofa
harysville to Firgiuiatows to l30 miles