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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-26
Naval Intelligence,


We have advices from the United States steamship
vious, Commodore Tatna received orders from the
Secretary of the Navy to proceed Immediately from
Hong Kong to Singapore, and meet Mr., Ward, our
new Minister to China and then convey him to Pekin
The following memorandum, written on an envel-
ope enclosing letter dated United States Flag.
ship, Sea of China, March 12th,'' communicates the
latest intelligence. This memorandum, it should
seem, must have been written after the 18th:
Strangely, we are here. Mr. Ward did not arrive
in the last mail steamer of the 18th Instant nor have
we heard of him. We expect him by the next
steamer, due ten or twelve days hence when we shall
steam away at once for Pekin, and from there to
Jeddo. These will be most interesting places to
visit, and of which, of course, | shall give you some
notices, as full and accurate as possible This place
is only seventyfve miles from the equator, and of
course it is melting hot, the thermometer ranging,
night and day, between eightytwo and ninety de.
grees. Stl we are all well. There are about ninety
ships in this harbor but there is news except that
yesterday tiger was killed near the town, which
had swan over from the main land to catch Malay
or Chinaman. l learn, aso that the French are
having success in Cochin China, having Just taken
several important places.
We have advices from the Pacific and Home squad
rons some days later than those published:
The steam frigate Merrimack was ordered to 20 at
once to Calao, to inquire into the circumstances re-
iatlve to the recent iltreatment at that port of Anne
rcan mariners; but, as she was expecting some por.
tons OF her machinery from New York in the mail
steamer her departure for the South was necessarily
delayed. The Vandaa, all well, after long cruise,
had arrived at Panama, and is now there. The Sara.
mac Decatur, and ST. Marys were at different points
on the coast. The Roanoke, of the Home squadron,
was at Aspnwal, and all the vessels of the fleet are
reported well.
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say, Pete, in going round de world trabbIers
tell us dey loose one whole day."
again. ''.''-S e'-' et'
:" How you gwine to make it up again-tell me
Why, turn round and go back agin."
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r OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM.
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE-South corner Of Camp and Natchez Streets
Amount of Premiums for year ending February g.
$7nl, SUI 81
Net earned Profits for the year 594 oil
Assets the 18th February, 1889 On 02
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six per interest outstanding scrip
redeem the Certificates of Scrip of tho years 1856 1857
Interest redeeabe scrps payable cash on and after
the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates
scrip for the year ending February 49, 1859 will issued on
and after the LIST June, 1852
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
m H JAEVIER eSecretarv
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MlNATITLAN, May 18th, 1859.
Eds. Crescent The steamer Coatzacoalcos AZ
rived here on the morning of the 10th, with Capt
Wilson on the quarterback, and bright and busy
John A. Diamond in the office. Diamond suits this
latitude for he is like glass Of seidlitz to troubled
man, working off care like charm.
The Coatzacoalcos was very successful in towing
the Allegheny Belle across the gulf, bringing her
safe into her port, without an accident, if except
the casual dueking lad received by falling over
board, and being picked up Immediately. He says
his first thought on falling overheard was to look at
the walking beam of the steamer and as that did not
stop immediately he concluded the boat did not in.
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Augnd


The Xnickerbockey Magazine.
1NHR KNICKERBOcKER MAGAZINE begins
in its May number two serials one illustrated
and In popular styi on the Adulterations Of Food
the subject nsaraat the health snd happinsss Of
ssesx family IN tie And, and now attracting great
attention in 1arops; the other . fascinating md
powerful stoFJ Of domestic life, entitled. 80
THE ROMANCE or A POOR YOUNG Man,
by Octave FsuiIlet, sid TO be the best novel prs
ducsd IN The last Ave years. The 6rst shsp&sr
epsn. brsl!iantly. Neither Dickens, Thasksny, nor
any American novelist, 4. prodaesd any thing
Evssy eas kaovs that, BY the criminal avarise Of
naepfaGurses and dealers, almost every article Of
food in common use, liquors and drug, are adui-
thS kniSkSf seeker ID tie ani and only pubIicstim
n ~ Soantfy that bAs Undertaken 70 expose thar
ssshly this 9eant1s wrong wAisA secretly attacks
every mAn's Ne. All Of II stAemsnts are tassd
spea 5Agia eAs.ae:l analysis "a nisroseepiesi e.
deliberations and tho manner Of dstsctipg them
afv un1valsd, ard 10 probe the evil to the bottom
ths kniskesbocksr will publish far - IL invss-
and dsalsn gsilty Of this isaidioas erins against
health and life. 1t il the important series Of
articles ever begun In IN American Maxasiue. and
should Go into every family.
-. -. IA s:s "a Also Inc couclusion
dsshing ooatsihation, Over the PAhri, Dr.. J. ".
PslmAr; Jollyg1eAnI Wsstsrn Tour, b. Osrnond
Ii9any Hamorous Poems By Park Benjamin. and
Ahce Carey and snoyel and pisturssqus contsibu-
dom Of the White Elephant. The Editors Table
10 always 1oat1rs Of the Kicksrbocksf. "A full
pags stssl-Dhas sag1svjng Of Madame dc chsv-
rsssss the gTsat rival Of Richelieu and Aasazin,
Terms, $500 per year, postage prepaid By the
Publisher to any part Of the United States.
Specimen Nanber Of the May Knicksrbockr
containing .ns sbovs, With seven fall-p.gs Steel
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M les 4. KING rsturns many thanks -
4VI to the Ladies' for their past patronage, w
and hopes TO receive continuance OF TIC ~
same. She has returned with 4 large stsck Of
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Bon
nets Of the latest styles Blond Lace. 6ne French
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace Walls. Kid
gloves, 0auntletts, Silk and WOODEN Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select ID with taste, -.
Ladies are invited TO call. Store south side Of
Aain-st., between "a and 3D.
Espt17-d
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SELECT SCHOOL RON ROYs AND
GIRLS.
Ortxinai Nosice.

To Drniel Regain and Mary O'Regan his Wife !:
VOU and each of you hereby notified that
L. there isnow on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, at Fort
Madison, petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage on Lot in
Block 1873 In the city Of Keokuk, Lee county lows,
said mortgage having been made and delivered by
you TO the said Stafford to secure tho payment of
note to him given and made payable by Dsniel
date q said note and mor.ssSe1 ior the sum q
fifty dolhrs; said petition praying for . Judgment
against said Daniel Regain for said san, with in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
of that all equity of redemption Of defendants be
forever forscosed and barred. and for general re-
lief.
Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term Of said court, to begin the first Mem
day Of December, 1889, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro eonfesso. a
CURTIS, GILMORE CURTIS,
Aug. p, lS59-4w Sois. for Petitioner.
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GET THE BEsT
WEBSTER UNABRIDGED
Pictorial Dictionary.
i s,sos riot ssIAl ,~ssrass s.ss
WEBSTRRE UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.
X7E have In press, to be issued ut IN early day,
w new edition Of Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary, o0ntaining
1900 PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
BEAUTIFULLY ExKcurEp.
1900 to 10000 NEW WORDS in the Vocabula.
ry-Table Of SYNONYMS, by Pro-
fsssor GooDRIcH,
In which more thon 2, 900 words are carefully
Synonyms, of ITSELF than any other issued, beside
Crabb, and believed in advance OF that.
Table giving Pronunciation Of Names Of g.
900 distinguished persons Of
modern times;
Peculiar use OF Words and Terms in the
Bible,
With other New Pastures, together with
ALL THE MATTER or PREVIOUS EDITIONS.
eve havs seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial
Illustrations. They are we'll executed, and will
often be found usefal in giving much more cor
rect idea Of On object than can be obtained BY :
dennition.-INew York Tribune, April 16.
eve have econ specimen pages Of portions In
architecture and ornithology, and 6nd them Of ar
tistc beauty. we'll as Of great practical value.
-[Christan Mirror, April IL.
Will be sold by all Booksellers.
@"GEr THE BEsr." Get Webster.
q. 4 G. MERRIAM.
Springfield, Mass, May, 1859.
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- - 4 - - - 10y sss - AAO00hGys
LIFE OF GEN. HEARY MAvELoCx.
One vol, limo, 400 psgss With Ans Por-
trait on Steel, and elegant Engravings.
Mr.. HKADLKf SITTER being engines I'd in public
N1 life for three ysas, has sgain returned 10 the
Asia Of litazstsrs, In which ~ sarned wide rsps-
tatSon. The sshjset ~ hes hsst tsksa up b one
we'll snited 70 his descriptive powers. The ssLife
Of HavsIock' furnishes everything picturesque and
hrilhant In description and thrilling In tie nara
uon a 1es0e Of arms. The 6rst sampAiRu n the
yoaAg hssaanAnt In Rarmah, the romantic snd
tragic history of the Rnglish army in AleAanstan,
the rapidly succeeding and terrife battles in the
Pusjapb, and last the unparalleled sisgs Of Luck
Bow ard AAvelooks march u IRE and death 70 its
relief. are hsss described with that vivdness and
Lille that chasacter,se napoleon and his Manhals''
and Washington and his Generals" The friends
Of Hsyclock family have placed in his hands ma
tcria1 hnt no other persons In the country can nor
obtain. Some Of them could not Be- furnished In
knghnd, and Ar. Headisy wss compelled to send
- India - make tho collection complsts.
The ardent young soldier, the unccmpromising
Christian, and the incompatible general are taken
up in sseUesaon, while afound each 10 grouped the
stuPsndoss sssDery, the oriental magnfhcsnce and
the tsomsDdoos battles that have the
campaigns Of the English army in India.
Just receiveda t
OGDEN, BROWEELL CO.'S
CfrT BOOK SfoRa,
AugNd 81 4ain-st.
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JUVEN He BOOKS.
NOUNG PEOPLES LIBRARY,
l. Unc.e Sans do
g LIN La Series,
German Stories,
Primers, Toy Books, DC,
Just received ut
OGDEN, BROWNELL h CO.'S
CITY EeoK SroRE,
Sept Sod No. 81 NAin-st.
SCHOOL BOOMSl SCHOOL BOOKS
4 LL kinds used in the Public Schools Of our
n city, for sale ct
OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CiTY Book STORE,
sept3O 81 Main-st.
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In one handsome limo. volume, 300 pages.
fIyHKY oonsist, In pasG af s1ghtssa Lstters sup
L posed 70 have besn written from New York ky
Aohamnsd Pasha, Reax Admiral Of the Turkish
Navy, Aafing his famous visit - this country In
the spring Of 1858. Fourteen Of the spistlss have
hssn atranaiAted. for. and puhliahsd in thu Esx
York Evsning Post, asd hava not Only bosu read
with much interest and pleasure BY the Subscribers
TO that Journal but have been copied and highly
eomplimsnted by the best newspapers and PERIOD
Gals In the county.
No bsttsr proof Of the popular nature Of the
ls4tGS conld b admdnd thaa thin instant sdoptisn
BY the ahlsst conductors Of the press, who bsst
know what will crafty the readers Of current lit
sraturc,
with the Letters, - publiahed In book form, are
intGnpsrseA large nsmbsr sf replies, critical sx-
plsnatory, Mandatory, and ohjusgAsory, received lin
fMnefnatieo1 BY the "trsnsiAtoT, /" from people in
different parts Of tia untsed 6esEes and sisswAms,
who arssuppossd to have resd the Letters which ap
pesrsd In the Post af AesN
Both the letters and the replies are satricaI full
o. humor thAs h broad enough to be popular, yet
free frea anS sSspisisa Of yslgsrity, and relieved
- al sstrical hnmor should be, By vein Of phi-
lDsorAy and sentiment. The fudicrous side Of 30
Gsls AteYsYy aod political life in our country IL
eonsidsrsd 10 serio-eomic wsy and, Ii IL believed
WIN p1neency and hill rarely equalisd In this
department Of aathorship.
just rseeived n i saaa vs.
OGDEN, BR0wEELL CO.'S
CIR BOox k1oas,
Aug17d No. 81 Aain-st
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T o II 4 LAD IEsfs&N

UGT o II II l. A ID 4 sri KN
mR1. M. TALON ~
EsPECTFULLY solicits tho attention OF the
~ Ladies' 70 her NEW STOCK of
Eau and Winter Goods.
Inc latest ct les and fashions and various quail
Ities, to suit ali tastes. have been selected
Ladies' Kid and Cashmere Gauntlets. Kid
Gloves, all oolors;
kmbroidsries, Mourning Collars and Sets !.
Corsets and Skirt-Supporters
Ladies' Super Merino Finish Vests:
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS;
B0nnets, Ribbons.
FRENCH 4 AMERICAN FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
HOOP SKIRTS, xEPHYR OPERA HOODS.
And every thing usually comprised In this depart.
ment wiz be found in her store, ut Wholesale and
retail. NO. n AAIN-6T.
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G. L. WATKINS & CO..
-Gt Whoiesais s-< R<tasi Agent. 5sr
L. GILBERT & CO. IS
~ /:
P | A N Q S !,
ALSO, TEE LARaRsr STOCK or
sQUA - e Plan Nos,
From their celebrated Faotory, cyer offered In the
b Western Country:
Prices to sult the times and guaranteed to bo the
best Pianos Gsred 70 the public. Please call and
examine, 70 satisfy yourselves.
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
c. l.. WATKINS CO.
Ne. ia LAX Chicago. HI.
Life. Fire and Marine insurance
Agency.
DOLICIES Of InsuSancs issued 81 tho lowest
= rates In the following reliable Arst class COM
fHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YORK
This 10 the safest and most relshls Life Insurance
Company In the world, with IN accumulated
Fund Of over %, 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. CO.,
o. PROVIDENCE, 4. /.
CaPital $50 200 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO.,
spa.snyIxLr. xAss
Capital $50, 900.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capital. $500 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will DO wsll to call ct
tho Agency Once OF @. r. DIMOND,
Sept NAin-st., over Ogden's Book Store.
1910 ElHE INsURANCE.
N tssouTl state MuGual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
E.wyn.n. O. H. P safs B B.S; . al.s,y
james Smith, A. 2. Pomsroy, p. D. Pare.
RS. ELLIOTT. sscy- s. N. EDHELL. Pr.s.t.
10 DECENTRALIZATION IsKv rAEuN.
FL. HOLMES, 1cnerel Asent.
dAcidly A-BRID0MAN, Ag't. Ksokuk.
III HHD6. BROWN SUGAR,
III 16 bbls. Re- boiled Molasscs.
10 4 Hugar-House Syrup,
Crushed Sugar,
" Powdered do as
Orleans, Refined and Clarinsd Slogans.
fse a.s io ,e morning steamer Waaw
jay lid KELLOGG B1RaH.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either Standard or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings Currant, Coos
berry. haspbsrry and Black berry bushes, together
with Evorgreens and Ornamental 6hrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered In any part of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. o. HILTON,
Late Hubbell 4 Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, I85S-dAw
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Si0mss Last.
FTNHE CASSIQUE OF KIAWAH, Colonial Ro-
/ nance, for sale at
OGDEN, BROwNELEA co. IS
CRY Book STORE,
sepISd So 81 Main-st.
nHE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF JOHN
HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN" by Miss Muioch,
just received at
OGDEN, LROWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
sepl3 81 Main-st.
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vvIHE Trustees and patrons OF Yellow Spring
1 College beg leave to call the attention OF the
public TO the advantages offered BY this Institution
to those who Wish 70 secure N education.
LIST. 1t location In the midst Of farming COM
munity, remote from the temptations incident to
large towns secures Tor the student that quiet %
favorable to study. Kossuth, = small village
around the Institution, is sixteen miles north OF
ness Of i1 location, and the morality OF iH citi-
sens.
ID. In point of economy, THO Institution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which we are
acuuainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, oan be had for % rs per week, with liber-
al reduction for prepayment. Board without
room 4Is 30. There ATE also many vacant rooms In
the village, which Young mon, desiring to scono-
mice, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
approved piefy, having the Ministry in view, can,
(if connected with the New School Preshy teri m
Church), receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships At
present vAcant. aaH Frs
Sd. We have largest ana most complete Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their Uho!e time to the
work Of instruction.
Confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds to complete the endowment of
the College.
Ths neEs Term bsgins Sspt. 7th, 1859.
For further particulars, address Hon. WIN. HAIR
sKR. or H. LxoHARp, Esq, Kossuth, Des Aoines
County, lows.
Aug. 81, sod
KEOKUk FEMALE SEM INAK
rIsaK sessions of this Institution win be resumed
4 on Monday, Sept. 9th, In the basement of the
Chatham Square Church, corners of TIA and Morgan
SITS. These rooms have been found dry and cool and
easy Of access.
The Teachers secured TO instruct in their differ
ent departing uts of study, are the following:
hev. G. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. 8. +. WILLIAMS
Mrs. e. II. CRAVEN;
Madam NEUSS;
MIR. o. g. ISBELL.
Prospectus Of the Institution viii be publisnsd,
and can be obtained on application to the President
Principal.
WIN. THOMPSON, Prssidsnt.
III. SrRoNG, Secretary.
Aug. 20, '59-d
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYs AND
GIRLS.
MISS FOSTER would respectfully inform her
WI friends and the patrons of her school, that
she will commence another sessiop, forenoon and
afternoon. On thS LIT of October in the same house
she now occupies at the corner Of Sd and Blondsau
street. Her terms will be s. per quarter for the
ordinary branches. She would . lso inform the oil
isens that she 10 prepared to give instructions in Pr
ano Music, terms So per quarter also, Oil Paint
ing, terms 50 per quarter. s4laatIaoa fag
e. C. FOSTER. +
ksokuk, August 81, 185o-d lee
=
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GnOwN TREES ron
THE VEST

WIT H several years
w experience tho Pro-.
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
SHRUBBERY, acciima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra size, and
have produced fne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. Those interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for thcms 10 Ives.
Orders for Appla pa~x
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Dow ninK,s Fauit and Fruit Trees OF
1S@f America. as
He culture, propagation and management, in
the Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trees gener-
ally with descriptions OF Ill the finest varieties of
Fruit, native and foreign, cultivated in the coun-
try, by A. j. Downing. For sale at
OGDEN, BRCWNELl. 3 CO.'S
CRY Book SToRE
Sept. Is, SOD No. So Main-st
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~Jst tAoss BOW lAIgh Who sever laneh,a before
And those who always laughed now laugh the more.
An Extinguasher 60 the ssnluo New
ils,,, sr Devils 81 Any Coi0r.


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r~op .H. ~ ~, A,
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TrnM s ~ ~ TrTu - - 49, 49, IA -.
socos.s - y =, -. 49, 49," sas
~ ~. 49, q 49,. ~. 49, 49, n .Il y. nS1
-rs~n $3.50 xAssa P.oseas
;rvsn9s. = s,s.. ~ .SxsaAa me aise the
milnrSv ss~sSYs~ -. .-S e r.
n-r1~-x.1 ~ !. Hs1-.asa18 Y1OAsAo4o
, 1859-12-09

long as We continue TO quarrel over different
routes, We shall accomplish nothing save the
postponement of the very object We seek to
achieve. The California Railroad Conven.
ton, when it again meets, in February next,
we hope will take such steps as will lead 10
good results in furthering the enterprise.
The Committee to whom was allotted the
work of reporting on the project, by the
Convention recently held in San Francisco,
have performed the duty ina very satisfactory
manner. We expect by the next steamer
copies of their report for circulation among
our readers.
The New York correspondent Of the S. +.
Herald writes as followsrespecting this great
project -
When this Is completed, and the long. talked Of
railroad to the Pacific finished, America can
boast Of having completed more in her infancy
than any other nation has yet accomplished in
modern times. In speaking Of the Pacific Rail-
road, am reminded Of O conversation on change
few days ago between some Of the heaviest
men in Jauncey Court and Wall street. Mr..
GrOot said as soon as the route was decided upon,
there was private capital enough in New York
to take the stock IN twenty-iour hours after the
books were opened. Last evening . number
Of men, among whom was Mr.. Smith, President
Of the Hamilton Fire Insurance Company, said
they believed, from thorough investigation Of the
subject that when that road would be completed, II
will be the means Of doubling the size and wealth
Of this city during the next twenty-five years.
The proceedings Of the Pacific Railroad Conven-
ton, held in San Francisco in September last,
were read with interest, and when the Conven-
ton meets again, you may rest assured that
some Of our influence will be present to aid in
removing the obstacles which Il seems were pre-
sent at the September session.
II railroad was now finished, the merchants
Of New York would make il the highway for the
passage Of most IL not all the goods from the
Eastern part Of Asia, and find BY computation,
from all the data can gather, that The money paid
for freight alone in each year Is over Eve millions
Of dollars. What would be the effect on the
Pacific coast to have al the duties Of ten millions
Of dollars worth Of goods paid into the Custom
House there, time can only tell. Yet Il may be
guessed BY many.
, 1859-12-09

The Ierislatnra of onr Terr;,ory ma. a, o,,,,,.
4. !. us.a.. ~. - L-".sty, - -
PA 0n AonoAy 'ast' ana proceeded q once toan
orsani1Anon' whien was ELECTED on Tuesday.
We are indebted 70 VIM d. Wood, Esq, 'nem-
UT :. 'ne nOuse nO'n tnls county ior copy Of
~ Asss-se " vo1 1nOlsoni received 700 late
nOws.'l' 'Or PuOncauOa tnls week. Next week
" WI WI sPpeA, IN our columns IN lan
.us .OliOwlns le'se., giving : nst Oh tne omcers
~ sue wv tlOuse'' WIN Ie'nafks On tne message
= nom N eS'eened nleno IN tne Hoess, who
.ll please accept our tnAnks ana continue his
AsO's-
nj vLSsriA, y IA ". II Dec. :, ieos;
thoronch or~.ni..,;o. N ~ y, T,ssda~ - s,I ~ ~.
ton q the following officers, % VT:
In the Council, Hon. H. j. g. MAxOn, Of Clark
OeI fTeilaent Tssa :, o..
-ms. ~ NJ, !, ~ w'op,s y e,..aas snsl ,Sk C.sn
1>-1y1 ~A--ot-tie Sa~lAs 81 g.
, 1859-12-09

az Nstiee--Ths Close OF the Year-Cus,Omers
having running with the undersigned are respectfully
requested to call and SETTLE An balances due We shall expect
paid or notes given with securities We have right ex.
Peet compliance with this reasonable request.
We here acknowledge obligations customers for such
benefits Of trade as have been enjoyed.
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, 1859-12-09

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