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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
IMPORTANT
| N FOR MATlSN N.
DR. WHIT ID

DIR. WHITE
HAVING removed his onco from 3- Vine f.raa. H
IL Zine street saint Louis, Missouri c%UutitH.
consulted On all diseasos Ola
PRIVATE OR DELlCAIE NATURE
ny n loug course of study aud practical oyp,rer.s
unlimited extent, D.. ". lHE una fHu f|rullIH.l .
presenting tAo uutJrI innate with rem d n.. .l
nc10r failed t1curc tie most alarm
GONORuuRL AND sETHIiI
UuIrf ~ treatment all Che hpf,urs or Yrugr.l sri
Impure Hlanl soroiulN, GonoTfro- uieri. Pains #s
Distress iu the Regions Of rrarrr t'... I~uaHmmrH's Z
the Bladder sud Kidneys. Absr,a- q. umIrg. lr.ufrl
aw'lhuHa aud ihe IHcE train OF hoITiNI" rmTto..H ff-
toGiiUg this ,las' NJ l-na.n- ar ma4r ~ become o.
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of thc fsl aud melancholy effects produced |
carly habits o. youth, orc,
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTORS.

r.. &. LAsD OFFICE,
Dakota City. May So, 1853.
U'HE plats for the following townships have
been received at this Office, and the omsc
ia now open for prescriptions on the same
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
THE MINES A HUMBUG!

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
ZEIGLER & ECKHART,
uAvE just opened a fine and complete as.
| | sOrtment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCEIES, PROVISIONS
c / O r H | N G !.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And ever thing that is usually kept in variety
stores in Dakota city
We are prepared to offer inducements to the
citizens Of
Dakota City,
Omaii,
Logan,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
]. D. NJ. CROCKWELL, NJ. D.,

j. D. NJ. C%ROCKWELL, NJ. D.,
UcmJer oCHe Iora State Nrlcal and Cli7r-
g'cai Society,",
WOULD say 20 his friends and The public
Ia general, that he will attend calls 10
the lioc OF his profession; and that he pledges
To nh afflicted with
Rheumatism,
Liver Complaint,
Female Weaknc'',
Latent Consumption,
And other secret diseases,
An amoliora'i9n of the complaint, or no charge
bat the retainer fee, ou' No co~usritutiouaI in.
jury, as he practices on the
PLILOSOPHIG INDTCATT0NII EIiy
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03
PRIVATE or DELICAIE NAfU0E

| hYlHG removed his Office from 3- Vine f.rea .
IL Tine street saint Louis, Missouri c@Uutilaa
UuFulied On hi Diseases Ola
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-03

by luug course ~ study aud yraHirl oyutrsr"a H.
unlimited extent, d. ". has uoa '.u trallHH.l Pa .
presenting tAo unfortunate with rem dI il.. .I
nCr0r failed tcurc the most alarm |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
The Strike at Piermont.


On Tuesday the pier orers in the employ Of the Erie
Railroad Company, numbering from one hundred to one
hundred and fifty men, struck for their back pay and
advance their wages TO dollar per day They have
only been receiving ninety cents day. These men felt
that longer orbearance had ceased to be virtue, and
gave notice that, unless two months wages ad
vnnccd. and they were allowed dollar per day from
the lst Of March they would work. If the
Tany preferred paying them up entirely, they would
quietly quit and seek work elsewhere Tho company
codrgy paid them all up, but refused the increase Of
pay requested. Accordingly, on Tuesday night, the
freight, instead OF being landed at Pcrmont, sent
TO Ncwbg together with the clerks aud checkers the
pier.
Tho strike has been unaccompaned with any attempts
threats of violence. The have conducted them
selves In The most peaceabe and orderly manner. What
they have otkod s moro than right and more than
would have been granted by almost any other company
Although many in the employ of the New York ana Eric
company have learned under The discipline OF the company
10 sustain their families on the least possible amount vet
think the experiment OF trying less than dollar
day quite hopeless Below that may bc considered star
walton point. But OF course, the Eric company cares
nothing for this They hesrtess, soulloss unprinci.
pied corporation, bankrupt in money, dcccncy and
honor and everything that constitutes respcctabty The
in their employ degraded into mere machines and
Of the greatest crimes they be guilty Of s nter
waiting and suffering patiently for months 10 ask for their
pay The company have always acted upon the principle
that such audacy should be Immediately punished bv lis
msal somc Of these men-thc track men for instance
receive only 5 cents per day and wait three mouths AT
that, A delightful system, truly
We learn that small gang OF were sent up from
Now York ON Wednesdey night to unload the bargos and
Thursday morning The clerks and assistants sent 10
Nowburg have also returned, finding impossible 10
operate there for want Of room as well as The necessary
conyt riaee and help.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
Board Of Aldermen.

THE OFFICE OF CITY INSPECTOR
There only Aldermen present yesterday af
ternoon, and Of there could be no meeting 1t
understood that the Mayor intended Withdraw the nom
nation Of Dr. Foster for the Office Of City Inspector and
send in another name This given for the
want Of quorum. The following Dr. Fosters letter 10
the Mayor
NEW YoRK, March ~ 1859
To MS HSs9n DAsIrI F. TnsaASs Mayor OF The city Of
IYAR sml, Is re than month. since you nomi
hoi oTed by the nomination for oppressed your conviction
Snss rust II Sovs the beh nd lives Of s' he Whole
muny. Moreover, the olce unsought by you
ted S
and on Se ss
me long and we'll The Board Of Aldsmen upon
sm qSSssSn my SSspsy honesty n. matter
sTsd ,hs,s heS
cal rnure slesod persps d persoD be ond
Sa he 20 e. S at nn
San % sr pc m e T & eee the f I purified ss
be responsible however reno,ey Cor the csanors
would not be barrier in The path improve
n msn Isspecay request you therefore as soon as you
know that You earesty endeavoring 10 reform the
may be crowned with sncceis Let me ant You or he
eeres a.o you say IN m snI 4 be let
manner In which they have respor ded nomination
am with the highest respect your ho,srs very oheders
The Mayor will, is understood, send Ia the name Of
Elijah /. Purdy.
CITY INSPECTOR MOTIONS SALARY.
Yesterday afternoon City Inspector MoIton attended by
bis COUNSEL Alderman Boole, called Comptroller Haws
and demanded his salary City Inspector dating from the
1st OF January The Comptroller said he had done al in his
power IN the premises to comply with request having
previously signed the warrant and that he had nothing
whatever 10 do with the objections OF the Mayer who
refuses to recognise MIR. Morton City Inspector Mr.
Morton got very Indignant at the obsnacy OF Mayor Tie
q mn fort
with. The Mayor also refused to sirn pay rolls for
salaries for the appointed by Mr. Moron since the
LIST OF January. Thus the matter Stands and from all
appearances there will be long season of litigation SINH
lar to the late Street Commssioners war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

lNrTED STATES SHIP SAVANNAH,
OH Green Island, Vera Cruz, March y 1859. I
AyySaoI Of As .Svar~aA Tosxz Cs4.x5,vsys
Of War There-2he City Defences-Airamon acin place
his Family in Safay-rOrision for american CITIZENS,
DC, dc.
The United States frigato Savannah Captain ]. X.
Jarvis arrived here the 25th Of last month from As
pinwalla well board-having made the in eleven
days We found the United States sloop Saratoga four
English four French and Spanish vessel of at
chor of the island Of Sacridcios waiting for something
TO turn up in this unfortunate country.
The city present well fortified and nearly all the
streets bnrrcaded. General Mmamon is daily expected,
and he does make his appearance will meet with
reception.
The liberal party have within the walls four thou
sand troops such rs they are, and very sangune Of
II Is rumored that Mramon intends placing his family
upon the island OF SacTicios in he meet
with success he readily embark with them Eng
lish man-of war But there many rumors hy ing
about every one has different story. There is no doubt
tboogh but that the liberal party Is in the ascendcnt
Business appears TO be very dull in the city-n fact
the streets ook nearly deserted. In case Miranon does
lombard the city, the American citizens with their CT
fects, will be transported to our ship for safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
Supreme COurt-In Chambers.
Before Hon. Judvp tlert.e
TIE ALLEGED ElBEzZLENENT OF THE british

THE ALLEGED ENbEZZLENEST OF THE british MILF
TARY srORFKREPER.
MARCH T.-Jondthan Pei, her Briidnnic Mqjssy's
IIinctpal &credyy Of Sate for the Usy Department,
James Suson Eliot This is The well known case of the
British military siorckeeper who was arrested here AMI
held 10 bail in the of 100000 on a charge Of en-
bezing some Of her Majesty funds. Judgment having
been rendered against him. execution ssucd thereon
and was returned unsatsfcd. The defendant was ex-
nmined on supplementary proceedings, from which it
appears that he left England the 23d OF Nay by the
steamer America He LETT at Weldon England at tho Globe
Hotel property consisting Of household furniture &c had
also carriage IN England, for which he paid $50 and
another carrisge in Montreal Canada except against the
British government he had claims legal or equitable
against any person The G400 in gold which he brought
with him, and few small remtiances from his friends
have been entirely expended Mr. Elliott gave bail few
days ago. He was in court this morning motion for
receiver is pending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

bay heir most exac. snlsrneBt We do no. believe that
Nc constitution ass say much Of their troops de-
eaod every co0B.er oI chiefs who, on more than
ole occasioD have Abandoned their soldiers in moments OF
dsI ger and of serious cuDflste.
BD, sc suppose that the csstaDcs OF Vera Cruz will
be ss obstinate the u the jemagosucal band per-
sisi N IfprEsn'Dg H. Ibis vl only to make the
cons a. no'e ana more bloody, but It will not pre-
serve The Io. Of Vera Cruz 10 the constitutional.
ist cause for Ibis place, before hong, has to fall
ipio the Iower Of the supreme government;
because there, in Other pacs 8, avoids the combat
and because Is cJsn Of being conquered by force.
For 'hy reason si ibe necessary taken
sufficient Dunber counons open on tbe rebellous CITY,
ano as tBe dtftDce FLOWS more and tenacious
shan the snoI's Of solders be more vigorous The
city, i. De nec sfay, sDa be bombarded and II
pcalD OF iefistance brs lei; ulud of attack
shah be excluded. Tbs cannot lntt long tme Hs Ex
ccncy he PrtfcsD, gis SERIOUSLY resolved take it,
and ID 9os. decided D,Dner afr tho discharge of the
st soi ana ihe courage Of oor soiders the absolute
rtsontoD Shieh ihey cary cooqlsr and more than
all tie example Of ylor which the III 50 magN OF the
republic ives. 10 paakps OF the dangers Of the combat
end
The oisabnG Of the 1,th instant contains the follow
.Dg iitns:-
AlstsoIiby person who arrived from tha. part in the
mail coach OF the l4b as assured us that Mr. oule has
left United States wh TO entrap five
hundred fbnsters, who are to serve in the defence Of
that CITY This honos the defenders OF the constitutions
and proves what we haye always sad, that TO triumph
tbe denogoeues appeal to every means which are within
their ach To their titles Of assessing and barbarans
they have TO add that Of traitors.
People behold what those who call themselves your
defenders have done behold bow they pretend unite
you with race which you dsspsc, and which can never
Il ok 20 your interestsl
The slea5er, reo, who recently left Chquhuite for
VeaHuA, has IL Is said moved upon Huatasco with some
forces.
There goes in aid Of this point section Of troops
sisng Of 400 men, with two pieces OF mounted cannon,
which left hs city tho ltth. This force, united with
that which s stationed there viii make total Of 600
700 men, with four pieces Of cannon.
We that Ireo will not audacous enough TO
approach that town, because 1t well known TINT the
constitu onalsts take the offensive except when
they are certain Of conquerpg
General Negrete had been ordered to march upon Hoya,
where Governor Lave stationed. We may be certain
that the hero Of Chquhue shall have retired being
is well known much addicted to sratcgetc moy ements
In Chiquihute there s at prcsent Yankee Chief who
formerly affected 10 be the second OF rrejo.
From Pueba the intelligence is that the President Ind
arrived and received with the greatest enthusiasm
by the people and the garrison. The reserved division
had also arrived at Puebia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

usDcOus nr,., :, ,s, ss Of assments and bare given
manner Of impor Ance 70 biz ncysnneDts r,na, IN
What sn Ap,al foreigper may be greA. character
nesso' forsigner bore is really Gulfver amongst
Lhpuss Diplomacy is thing much al A,ired in Msxi.
GO, sp~ foreigner only up 20 an a.sache or
even bearer eI Dispatches he rs at orHs sreA. swell
Der, Secretaries OF legation gen orally clever
Van Minister'S, and not admired py thsir Ministers
Tor thai rsasen, and therefore ct cultivated By the
="
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
Court Calendar-IIis Ory.

strTxy CorKr-Crcuit-P l..-Oyer and Termncr.
Part Noe C.e, e2o e22 26o 1884, ei6, eie $50 eo2,
t5a ESQ, q5s edo p62 pGl e6G S6s go 97, 9,6 Part
Nos $50, 500, ssh Il5 G35 sss, ss5, ss7 sol, 500,
se5, ss7, 500, COL, ot3, sos, 9oT, oil, ei3 elb.
SUPERIOR CouRr--(ln old rooms Mos 22I l35, 1915,
ISL 800 GA $50, 6ti 6t5 6S7 e0s BOP eso o34 6o5,
i2s, 80, 1870, 3o2, 4ol, los, 5sl, 652, 3i2, b02.
Extra calcndar-Nos $685. 537, $685. 600, eG3, 6s5 go,
6iJ, go, 6s7, G59, $50, esq, tsi, 6s5.
COMMON PiR,s-part l-Nos. no, s3i, S35, $50, s37,
$40, si3, s4b sac s47 sis sie $50, s5, 32a Part a.
Noe, 3se 7sb sl5, 72 'e, co., sQS ss, sss s31, s23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
News from Vensz zuela.

INST REACTION IN THE PROyINCE5-MARCH OF TROOPS
CORA-rRODuCE MARKET HIGH.
BY the arrival Of the schooner Amy Chase, Captain
BrcN bave received advces from the port Of Porto
Cabcllo to March 4.
The province Of Cora and two other provinces in
state Of revolt.
Three hundred troops left Porto Cabello the 9TH inst
the day the Amy Chase sailed, for Cora.
There had been rising in Caracas, but put
down by the troops
Produce was coming in pentfally but prices
still ranging high,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

THE REMARKABLE SCENE AT THE SALE OF THE
WSnfHEg We have seen private letter from gentle.
mun who was present vixen the yacht Wandcrcr
condemned as saver was sold at Savannah by order o
the United states Cout The writer says that when tho
ructioneer commenced Mr. Lamar stepped up and said
tontCmen this vessel belongs in ovory sepso OF
the word. she hos been take from me by the hyb hand
of tie law. The United satos claim her but saw sho is
mine; and shall not expect any one = bid against me-
And bid ono dollar for her. Mr. Van Horn bid against
hm ard the price was run up TO i000 which the
sci was rtcked down 10 Mr. lamar The successful bid
oer then turned 10 Mr. Van Horn and with words too pro-
Tie fallen man rose to dcftrd hmsef but tho sympathy
Of the company manhcstly with the assaant, and
the ocntcps of violence and boodshed 80 pan that his
fricrte took him away, Of Iaosrs hackers calling
ont "Cbarley, kill him w which tho wror Of the letter
docs not doubt would have been promptly donc had any
Resistance mate savannah has always boon regard
cd as an orderly city and which IL anywhere South
Of the Potomac laws agsirst tho slave lde could b
enforced with the NIL support Of public sentiment
gidsa9 SesgEc', NghI
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12

Il have U~od Jncoh', Cordial ia my family,
and have is,iHh i a mos, efficient, and III NV
Judgment, valuable remedy.
nm ~
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South Carolina College.

The exercises Of this Institution we've re-
sumed on monday last, and Professors
and Students are promptly at their pos,s,
and we are gra,itied to learn that the
Faculty have succeeded in entering AZ
once upon the full! course OF duties. We
understand that the first week has al
ready been occupied in reci,stons from
all the classes We hear, also, of fresh
acquisition Of applicants, and though it is
aPPrehrnd-d that the extreme rigilness
"f the examinations which the Faculty
have found II necessary TO adopt, SO rs TO
enforce greater amount of diligence and
more careful preparation in our State
schools, m.y diminish the number for the
present wear, we are nevertheless glad To
see any endeaYor on the part. Of the Fla
Guilty 10 carry on, i'll i,s irlegrity the
standard oI scholarship which the Trus'
tees have framed for them.
A HAPPY New Year to our College :
year without the disturbance which has
heretofore been its bane -iSouhern Guar
dian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
Daring Burglary.

The store Of Mr IIe.se. on Main street,
was rorcihIy entered, on the night Of ia /.
9Th instant, aud j-weIry. TO the value Of
shnut s6GO, absuaclei. Also. about
Ss5 or 800 in money. The main money
drawer, 10y som" fortunate oversight, WAS
not touched. There we're other articles
Of minor value carried cff. Tie rocues
were very per.c,rriug aud deliberate
ibei' brSt eif'rt ai one window fsiit e,
they lrir,i an"Iher. with the success above
sisted. After their deprriations thev
leisurely possessed themselves Of the de
canters, and after drinking freely al tie
contents left them. with the glasses tley
hal used. on the counter There Is, AS
yet, pn development which may Iead To
the discovery Of the burglars Among
the articles stolen were laIge numi.er
OF rings. pencils, goIl chains, Gc.--!SovM
Cdyolinion.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
Franklin Aoademy.

ITlIE FIRST Session Of this Institution
Il commences LIST Monday in January
next aud ends lst June.
The second session commences LIST Mon.
day in July and ends lsI December.
The Trustees have succeedrd in retain
ing the services of NIX SAMI. Mc.
CORMlCK, whose proficiency in Teaching
is 'surphsacd by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher institutions of learning in the
S"uIhprh States, The Village is very
healthv, and there is not, at present a
gr"g shop or place where ardent spirits can
be- obtained 10 il.
Boarding can be obtained IN private fam
lilies Mt $40 per month.
The rates uf tuition are The same as
those ia Academies throughout the State
The Academy buiiding is now 10 CON
pl,.te repairs.
The surrounding couatsy will End here
advantages whi, b will at least equal those
~ other places, and to onr District are held
out such Inducements as We believe will OBJ
'inte the necessity of sendiug cur young
men aud boys abroad.
s.B. MASSEY,
Secretary. !,
Dec. 10, 1888. 44-u.
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Later from Kansas.

ST LOUIS. January 5S-Accoun.s from
Kansas state that Capt Hamilton. at the
head Of large body Of desperate mrn,
WAS committing depred"tions in Tie south
efn portion of the territory. A later dis
lAtch sales that Browns band uf inv.
hawks had entered the .Stnte OF Missouri
aud hr'nt and plnnderrd houses, and
stolen horses. Gov. M"d"ry had ordered
out two companies Of L. 5 Dragons and
militia companies. lie also has lele
grarheh Ia Washington for arms and
ammunition. The whole of the mhabitan,s
Of the western portion Of the territory are
said 10 be divided into antngonistic mur
audinr l,amds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-12
Travelling Agents Wanted
Permanent Employm ent.

WE wish 20 engage limited numoer Of res
ponsiLlc Ageh.s 10 travel aud solicit orders for
Atwater's Patent First P,emium Fiftcen and
Twenty-Five Dollar faIniiy Se~ing Machines,
the ve'y beet low priced Naciupe in the
market, and iully equal TO the high priced ones;
as II Is the most supple ia its cOnst, uction. re-
liable ia it, operation, aud less Liable 70 get out
OF order. A salary Oi sou peE month Wit, all
expenses, viii be paid 10 Cny u limited number
OF Agents. Foe conditions snd instructions ia
the business, addIees, with stamp enclosed,
|. II. DAGGETr Il co,
No. WiLsnS Lam i, BosrOS, Mass.
Deeember 20 fS5s--<6-s6s
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IL take great pleasure in recommending this
Invaluable medicine To all afflicted with bowel
diseases, Tor which believe it To be a sovrr-
elSn rcmcdy-d"cldcdly superior To any thug
else ever tried by me.
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NEw York. January Z, 1889.

The Cotton market Was dHiet, aud there
have been sales cf 1000 bales. The flour
market is irm, aug sales of 10 500 bbIs -
Southern is quoted u, e. s6aIO Wheat is
firm, with snlcs of 5000 bushels. Corn is
qnlrt, aud sO0O bushels sold. For Mixed
bnyers offer ssc. but holders demand Soc.
Turpensine is dull. Rice is heavy. Freights
are quiet.
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Later from California.

Sr. Louis, January THE Overland
Mail brings California dates 10 the 18Th
December. The news is uninpor,ant.-
ihe hostile attitude assumed ly the Ca
Eianche t"dIans hgve compelled the sta
ti"n mcn along he line OF tue Overland
Route To erect Qualifications for their pro,
te'ti"u. The Stockton and Kansas mail
party WAS turned back by the Navaj,es.
VIII" threatened 10 exter,niuate them il
they attempted 10 cross their country.
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Dee. Is, 1888.
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TIE MARX
CHARLEsToS, January T,lG

CHARLEsToS, January 7, 1859.
COTTON. There was Il very fair dc
ing reached fully 2iOO bales. Prices ARE
about the same rs previously reported -
The sales comprise 81 bales at lOi % at
lO9 ~ Mt lOI; iO3at Al; &c at Ilt II
at IL l6 +; 80 at lIs; 37I ut III; III
al 9.I6; 379 at lls; ISL at ia; 33s
ut u, and I96 bales Mt lie
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Administrators Notice,

A LII. persons inlehied to she Estate of
"A the late Mis- Esther s Connors afe
notilied To make immediate payment. r. ose
having demands against said Estate are re.
qucstrd 10 hand Them in properly yonchcd
for, IN the Time required by law to- w. Al.
Connors, Esq. INV Agent
II. II. CONNORS, Adm'r.
Dec -, 1855. .-i5if