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FRANCE, Au3ERIk A1p sA bINIAaAE PRE-
PAIRING FOR WAR.

PAIRING FOR WAR.
Deuth Of u. s.. Minister Alasoa.-----. = :.
FATHER POINT, Oct. 1.-THE steamer
North Briton passed this point early yester-
day morning, with Liverpool dates to the
5th inst.
The builders strike in London continues,
the effort to obtain settlement of difficult
ties having failed.
The transport ship Clara, with 400 SOL
diers and their wives and children, struck {
ss 4ef''1 Sstss; * a1t tsa
Tie London Times ii says tue FtEfssEc6 .xu:
stfiin md Safdiniin Goternilint n&s are soiic.
ting tenders froia English iron foundrea
for large quantities Of rtfed cannon.
FRANcE. M1he' Emperor Napoleon astt
leave aBiatfitkslou, she 10Th and stop tive
days at Bordeaux, where il VAS expected he
would address the inhabitants. !,
The French army ofobsefvatioh will Win
ter in ITiAllf. TIC iatest fahor ssJsiftha'
preparations for the French expedition t
China have been suspended, and the. indio6
tioas Of i backing down:by Franco; are Jap
parent Marshal Niel's orders ,to day, OF
joining, the troops q; Toulouse, has been
construed into IN admission that peace u no
likely to last long. GU 'shn'Essa sai ri
i he London Herald's Paris correspondent
says that nothing IS heard sona either hide
but ipreperationsifer wae,And gives . 1simils
tpictnte Of affaiys m Austria and Sardinia
Mr.. Mason, the American Minister I,
France, died ON the Sd inst. of apoplexy.
n
King Belgium to Biarritz. in relation to tn
Belgian debt 70 France, has proved . failure
':'s" SERIOUS TaoUBsLtse IL HAND IN
IrALY::4-:'rhe Sandman Governmsht sen
q note 70 Eufopean COURTS u'xingsths lorna
ton Of the Kingdom Of Upper Italy. 1t il
asserted thstthe Pops has ordered the deliv
ley Of his passport to the!S ardinian Minister
It is said this has a collision between Swiss
troops and the Nontrals, stationed at Cath
olica. An tnsurIectionary movement Id
occurred 1T Palermo-th 6ardiniansi stan
tlard has been hoisted on old palaces ant
:. public buildings The decres issued in rus
canysand Bologna; state that i'm future al
the public acts shall be headed under tn,
reign Of his majesty. Victor Emanuel,
Gen. Gai1abaldi has been enthusiastically
received a. Bologna: 49,. ........ i,
IL the order q the day, issued BY Gen
Fanti, He promises that the tri colnr flag Q
Italy, preceded by the old cross Of, ,6aVoy
will prec,dc the troops; If Central Italy i,
fresh battles, and forever free Italy from
strangers ts..!t rlm to i,as4 on, ssvT,
Gen. Garabaldi has issued proclamation
summoning the. Italians of the legations t.
arms, and a collision IS shortly expected
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LIFE "a NDT ME s
co.,. DANIEL ROONE
COMPRISING A

CO4FkkSlNG A
'1'S'"'y u ''"e C"''4 Se't'e"ess u Ne"
w:., .scxy. ,
lures Q: the Pioneer, to Which Is addsa
COL. BA,ONE,s AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Fser.- a1taT coMPLE:rE, t.;,..,.
As dictated to John Filson "nd first pub
lished in l7sa. a5, s-
"CoLcNEL DANIEL BONE was one Of til,
most remarkable men that this country ha
produced. Ills character is marked with origi
nality, and his actions were importan: ana IN
tluential in one Of Tic mot interesting period
Of our histo,y-that Of the early settlement o
Kentucky. Boone is generally acknowledged
las the founder Of that State, having explored
earliest set.lers':' Sun'iine ,Booas.Iorssueb
having defended thy stations successfully
against the attacks ~ The Indians, and txe
prominent part which ne took IN military af-
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WIZARD \ Atl O Y
: -. ~. ~ l3pxDl7ED NJ J-gUG coed 81
d. !. X X. SHELTON MACKENZIE.

-ssS b Dr. X. SHELTON AAcKRNzlR:, .
II: ppk fail = and .nt.r
tainihg ANECDOTES, of the interviews OF thu
Crest Wizard with the most distinguished per-
sonages of the present Day, and gives descrip-
tons Of the manner Of performing many. ,oi
his most curious tricks and translormatio
Bounds Il Sne volumS 1apas Cloth ~
And apo a receipt 81 ii cent. s,ddidon.i 70,
present worth from IS cents to 600 90, will Ii
sent to any person In the country sra-.naaee
~ li.v /, Fran tie 1a;v:s Psyaos. ".il !.
ETA man may not only !'"t.tsks biz own lifs,,'
by writing his Autobiography, without com.
hitting Jsl0 dc ", bat may carry himself into
future time, by producing . book which the
world will not willingly let die. This j. what
Mr.. Robert-Hoadin, the greatest artist in whist
markable book CSsfderoe. ~. Prsstsqitexr, Z
faithful translation # which is here presented
to the American reading public: Tho wori
has had the create It success in Europe, from
its lively style Us we'll as from the various in
formation il contains, historical and Philo
sophicnl. On the Practice and principles o
sleigh t-of- hand, and, the other details. nenta
perfect the exhibition of White Magic, tho an
til,odcs Of what our fore 'athers knew, perse-
cutel, aid punished US the Black Art. - %
FiU.a tile Vexfminister Reritv.
Without any sarcastic intention, we nigh
$h"w that the Conjursrf was really, u man o
creator ability than many y successful author
On the whole we Gun rccommend' these Nc
nl"irs Of Robert Houdin's al pleasant reading
Published by GEORGE q. EVANS, ,s-
E'EH No!AS9 Chestnut ST., !.
PHILADELPHIA
TO whom all oraers xhonld be addressed.
vq Sc -s.---s~S- . -
lust PUBLISHED. - - ~ Is u
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MOkaa1A4iErk .o..fs
and delivered by swante ). Will ard and An.
Willard his wife, Of 0oodhue county, MINES.
ots. to William ". Phelps and Christopher
Graham, Of the same place, which laGIt9sge
deed bears date the nth day Of Jsly A. 3:
1856, and was duly recorded in the ONCE IF
day Of JAY f.tD. 1855, q eleven eleetArE
and conveys from said Wilfa<d snd viii lib
said Phelps and Graham, in fee, the following
described premises situate in said county, viz:
The north east squarhr Of the north east
s xs es S o of 1ss 1S:.s se as:{ts:
all that part Of the north west, quarter Of the
north west quarter of section No. twenty-five
(29) }, described as follows: COmmen.ing ut
the north west corner Of said section. No.
(2O) chains, thence south ninas(9i chains,
thence north eighty eight degrees, west twenty
chains and five links, thence north to the place
of beginning; also the north east quarter Of thu,
north west garter of the north west qnaner Of
the north cast qua rter Of section No. twenty
two (22), and the south east quarter of the
south wsst quarter. and she south west qnart.r
OF the sonth east quarter Of section No. fifteen
U5), except 90 much thereof US has been here
tofore decided to iIuns Mattson. allil: soxn.hit,
No, one hundred and twelve ll2 ,n..rth IT
range sixteen west; in tho Red Wing Land Dis
trict. now Henderson. Said mortgage was ma g
to secure the payment Of the proin,sory nute If
said Swante J.Wii:ar.!: for tie .sulp iof t.hrcs
hundred and sixty six $3.50 DO lars. payable,
to said Phelps & Graham OF bearer. nix months
from the lltk day Of July. is5.;. ~
No proceedings ut law or Otherwise having
bcon Instituted ~ recover any paEt Oa ssil
mortgagcd debt. and there by ny dpe ON the
said note AMI IN 'rtgagv at til. date 81 this no
ticc, the sum of fixe hundred and atwenty-<,x
and eighty hundreaths $50 sO) dollars. -
Now, there; ore. notice is hereby given that ia
pursuance Of power Of :ale in said mortgage
contained, Of the statute in such ease made .st
provided said mortgagcd premises will i,e Of
tcrcd for sale ut public auction ~, the Nth
day Of Oct Der: q. d. 1859 ut ten (iO clock,
u. m, in front Of the Court House. inthe Cry
Of Red Wing, in said county, to satisfy thu
amount then due ON said IN ,rtgagcd dcot. and
the costs and expenses Of sac. r.-ss,x,
WILLIAM W. PHELPS.
CllRlSTOPIIER GRAHAM.
Red Wing, Aug. 9th, 1859, 1870
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THE DEMOCRATIC, TRIUm PH IN
ia CALIFORNIA. al1o#

The Democracy Of Californ;a have achiev
led most brilliant and signal victory in tn,
late election! Latham's majority tor Gov
ernor il not less th.n twenty thousand. -
What + noble example thisj young and f.,
distant sister in the, confedsracy Of States
has set to her seniors. Although, teset OF
every hand and fusion made between bolt
ling and dissatisfied Democrats and the
Republicans, the Democratic party has me,
the crisis in = way that deserves al. honor
and is worthy q the emulation of all. Ohio
has the honor Of furnishing the present as
well - the Governor elect Of the Golden
State, and our city can with pride claim to
30 the native Gown Of Milton s. Latham
When Mr.. Latham was nominated for, Gov.
lernor he made speech from which We make
the following extract: a,oo.a y. aif.ls5t.
We stand by the principles of popular
Sovereignty and non Intervention. Is they
were laid down in the Kapsas Nebraska
bill Of 1854. We stand by the Administra-
ton Of James Buchanan. And above oil
these. We stand BY the union and integrity
LOT the Democratic parry, Is We feel that up.
on the success Of that party depends the
happiness: and prosperity Of our beloved
and common country."a ri siNGudt ,g9fi i
The California Convention which nomina-
ted Mr.. Latham adopted the resolution Of
the Ohio Democratic State Convention Of
uns 26, 1859, on the Territorial question,
xithont change q .lteration, which IS in
the following language: 10" 335is: Ifi:; )
/ +" Res1oed, That the organized Territories
of the United States, although not endowed
With ali thu attrihiitas fnf sovaraiirnfv .are
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200 i'7f,s!ff RrD wlxa; Oct. 10, 1853.
Pursuant to cali Tor meeting to organize
. county Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
published in the Red Wing papers, 4 number
Of the citizens Of the county met at The Court
House for that purpose. The meeting was
called to order by s. F., Chandler wherenpou
y. Denstnore was elected Chairman and #.
Joss Secretary. The call, rs Published; was
then read, when on motion of E: Strange 2
COMMITTEES Of five was appointed to draft =
Constitution for. the government 81 the society
10. D.nsmore, $. r: Chandler, Edward Strange
George Wilkinson and VIM. Featherston were
appointed as such committee. The meeting
licn adjourned stjlk Z O'Clock in TIN evening
to complete the organization. m +
ne 1i'o 10 9Ta2 aa&t "3 7!o'cLock Pm.
Net pursuant to adjournment. 4 Meeting
called to order by the Chairman. The com.
m'ttec to prepare constitution reported, which
was adopted. The meeting then proceeded to
the election Of officers The following persons
were elected officers for the coming years %'. =.
=. President. .. Deusmorc; Vice Presidents,
IS. p. Snow, George Wilkinson, SIP. Chand-
kr, Addison Hilton; Recording Secretary,
+. joss; Corresponding Secretary; Lewis II /.
Garrarl; Treasures, FL vandeuburRh. b 10 r.
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!'DlRECTQRS.

Belle Greek, r. PattingilL.adi''hoe euo .
Belvidere.. II. w. TwitcheIl. no2 a3ni.tI h
Cannon Falls, david L. Davis. zgl5zoqs: q
Central Point, Perry D. Martin. It'll o. I.
z Cherry Grove. James N Gates. ,,r,,F, 81
/, Featherstop, William Libby. ,,,,.,s -. T.
Florence, Franklin Kelly. ~ ~. -. i
Hay Creek, Rudolph Kruger. .'.2' h.i& y =.
Holden, Lars K. Aaker. ,a2fi"it3a il3 6
Kenyon, Charles q. Averill. ti@5s1ioid Y
= Leon, Ellery Stone. 7}aI1i I'D ct 1ao D
Lime, Charles McIntire.d nHsd1 zsa a5 :
Lillian Edward Bailey.iYIugs, s5s,t.s s i.
Milton, John Stearn& SIRE y,,,ai., -; ~
Pine Island; Clark B. White. ef,a;.... u
Red Wing, J, r. Simmons ..,.. ..I ~, i
Roscoe, Fletcher Hagler. '.'''iH '''is :.
Vase, Charles HimmeIman. ,iat]iati j'i'' :
: Wacoota, Abner Post. q q $40 ~ =
. Wanamingo, Henry Wilson. @oa H. y
= Warsaw, Ehen Sumner. tltS noisYsy
fZambfots, A.G. Grover. 5ssfl spala Y
. The SECRETARY iwas instr1cte.l 10 have the
proceedings published i'd the Goodhue County
REbusLrcAv and Red Wing s..smei. Tie
meeting adjourned iii tomorrow (2oth inst,)
It I o'clock r. II. 73s F.. joss, Secretary. : :
q. DExsxoRE. Chairman. ~ 2 - ::
Erbe. Consultation .nd Bylaws have not
been handed 4! us They will appear, next week
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Proceedjngs> Of the Meeting Called for the
i Purpose Of Organizing An. Agricultural
aud Mechanical society for the County Of
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U. UENsN0RE, ChAirm0u,
Grle. Consultation .nd Bylaws have moi
been handed us They viii appear next week:
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recovered by . law salt $a5' and costs
from an i'll. ,nannered fellow who dres.
scd himself up ~ ghost and nearly
frightned her to- death. ,!ToI wa Z
2'1 In St. Louis a lady brought sui,
againat fellow by the name Of WIN.
Ffukes, for biting Of the tail of her pet
spaniel. She should have sent the dog
to Bonner's New York Ledger, and
had lis tail Confined. 'h2n'fir'79i !, .
90 Joux. F.JAckssos, an opuie,st gen
elcman al Buena Vista, Tenn, finding
THAI bis daughter had been seducet]
by Dr. +. NJ. .Buncc, and that the doc.
tor would neither marry her. nor leave
abc country, shot the follow down III
ids, a6ce. last week, and yielded him
selfup 70 the law. ,5fsa,;.f..t r. ~, ~ 4
Sol REV. Dr. w. NJ. DA1LY, on trial a,
Bloomington Ind, before the indiana
Conferences, has been convicted b,
/, that body OF drnnkness and lewdness
! Of sixty-three to: sixteen. An appeal
has been taken to the General Con
ference Ti4di le,f} auifa~el5i, s9fi
Aconple were married in G:.llatin
Tennessee, ON Monday last, who lla(
walked one hundred miles for thai
purpose. They were from Kentucky
he says, and when they arrived al
9sllatin were out of money and per;
feetly destitute, not having 5 cent Il
pay for their license. f'rhe agistrate
married them gratis, and thee yonpe
IN IL Of Gallati,, gave them sufficient
~ n to pay their expenses home.
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Red Wing, Aug. 9Th, 1852,
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ASSEMBLY HILLS.
CRIMINAL TRIAIS.


CRIMINAL TRIAIs.
Ar. Spencer introduced bill TO give power to every
criminal court enter noie pyoseqi on any indict
mept pending therein and enable defendant plead
when demurrer 10 an Indictment is ogerued
THE EQUALIZATION ACT
Mr. Won Iorn's bin 10 amend the equalization act pro-
vidcs that where person is entitled to receive
serves in any in fec for or liver for
term Of years exceeding twenty one and chargeablc
mon any land lie shall the same the proper
cicer and he assessed therefor as personal estate.
AliER lIll PROPERTY CORPORATIONS
Mr Van hornia bill to extend the power of town col
sell any where within the state any property now liable
70 be sold for taxes belonging TO any corpoFatioa-the
law 10 apply 10 taxes all eady assessed and yet TO
lected, against any corporation
TRrAsuRERs
Mr.. Van Horns bin TO better secure coun,iee against
losses by defaniipg neasurers, amends the I.evsed
statutes as 10 provide that every bond given by such
officers shall be len all the real estate held oiay or
seyeraily by The his suretes within The
y at the time Of fling such bonds, until all costs and
charges against them are fully satisfied.
FRAUDS CANAL.
Mr.. Iucbnson's amendment to the law to prevent
frauds the canal revenues gives power the Collector
falsely eutered which tos lower than the Ia pro-
vides have been paid and declares such boat forfeited
LICENSE
Mr. Bliss proposes by bill 10 amend the present law
hat the commissioners shall hereafter be elected annually
uetcad Of appointed that petition for license shall
have less than fifty signatures that $50 shall he the low
est license Ice paid and all persons obtaining licenses
shall give bonds not to violate any provisions of the law
NEW YORK INSPECTORS cANyAssgRs.
Mr.. Conldn's bill provides that the Board of Super
viscrs Of New York shall annually the LIST Of October
TO year, and shall fill any vacancies other
times. Persons 50 be eligible must be voters in the
ward capable of reading and writing the English language
The term of Office of all present inspectors and
is tei minated by the bill.
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United States District Court.

ADOPTION OF NEW RULEs-IMPoRTANr TO ATrOR-
NEYS.
JAN. la.-Judgc Belts has promulgated the following.
which will be of considerable to members the
bar
In view of the accumulation of business aud of the i'm
pedmens the trial Of accrued during the prep
ration Of accommodations necessary for the service Of the
courts and their officers, and the court and public
offices attached thereto, being ready for use, there
FORE promote speedy disposal OF cases pending this
court ready trial. it Is ordered that the following rules
be appointed and onugated, to take elect in the pre-
sent term
Rule J. The Court may from time to time at its discre-
tion refer Of civil and maritime Jurisdiction at is
and placed upon trial docket for hearing to
commissioners one of them being proctor and ad
voeate Of this Court who shall hear such upon the
facts and law thereof and report to the Court their ind
ngs therein pursuant to the general authority and course
OF Rule A in Admiralty adopted by the Supreme Cour
90, 1872.
ences with all convenient despatch completing the public
hearing Of each cause at single session, when the
shall exceed four hours, and shall not allow ad-
journment os the same except mutual consent Of the
PARTIES upon sufficient cause shown therefor and also
payment the expenses chargeabe for the sngs Of
the adjourned day by the party who moves for and OBJ
tans an adjournment or continuance.
Rule g. The notice of hearing before the Commissioners
shall be day, unless longer time be directed by tho
Judge.
Rule A. The finding Of the Commissioners upon both the
facts and the law may be reviewed upon exceptions fled
by either party within four days after notice Of fling the
report.
Rule II no exceptions are filed within such time, or
such further time may be allowed by the Court, de-
may be entered in accordance with the report by the
Court, on motion day IS notice.
Rule 6. When exceptions to report ded the argu
OF the shall be noticed for hearing placed
upon the docket like other issues but the shall be
ranged in the fourth class upon the docket
Rule Z. The Commissioners shall, when requested in
writing, by either party, within four days after Cling
their report file in Court their minutes of proofs and pro-
ceedngs before them within four days such requests
which minutes, il not settled and assened to by the par
ties, may be corrected motion by either made within
four days after notice Of the ng thereof and shall be
evidence in the cause.
Rule The foregoing rules shall continue in force to the
close Of the January term hereafter unless sooner
rescnded or modified by the Court.
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fff N SAVANNAH, Jan ID, 1859
The steamship Isabel has arrived or Tybee, with Ha
'aoa dates of the 10Th Sugars quiet the holidays
not having ended Freights and exchange were unal-
tered.
ibe slave trade was active in Cuba Nearly two thou.
SAND Africans are reported TO have been landed.
There had been extensive smuggling OF lard under the
curse Of Potatoes and order would be issued re
curing cargoes 10 DO certified by the Spanish Consns at
their port Of departure
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, IL, 1859
The steamship EmPre City, with Havana dates of the
loth haa arrived Sugar dull a, 9E reals stock in
port u GOO boxes Lard firm at 17lsc. Exchange ad.
yanclng, and STERLING quoted 1914 premium; New YORK,
OK premium
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BOs1oN, Jan. IA, 1859.
Mr. B. R. Curtis one of the counsel for Lieut.. Marin,
appeared before the Judge Of Probate today aud asked
for posponement of the hearing, account of the
gagements Of Rufus Choate his colleague in the He
also gave notice ii at the jurisdiction of the Court the
matter would be contested the ground that Mr. Thorn
dixie was not an inhabitant Of Massachusetts,. BY
rangement Of counsel, W. H. F. Gardner and W. N Davis
were appointed special trustees of the property pending
the legal decision with satisfactory bonds which will be
fixed by the Court Monday next full hearing of the
case was assigned for Friday next.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TESTIMONIAL FROM LE0AL aENTL ai.t.
"a vel, Known In Ibis city well In many Souheru

N WAN SrRflr, NEw YORK, Dec. ~. I06
Gentlemen Of the I5 ns has been received sAy'
rp You have have been benehed ~ ne uee
hAr restorative and rsaussnE my Scracs,s q me
fully because think due Ny age about my years; the
color my auburn and Inclined 70 curl Soms nve o.
~ head lose It's scnaibii and dsnd,n1 % tcm
upon H. Each these disa probabilities Increased WIN ue
and abcu four months snce fourth added 70 them BY my
hair falling % IL top had and hreateris 70 make me
ha,d. In this unpleasant predcament WA mduoe9 70
Wccds har restorative mainly TO arrest the Hlng o. OF
haM for had really no s!psssAon nas G rsr a low
ever greatly surped % a1d ass !ne use q wS 10 s
was the gray hars and senectMy "a ne scaip
dendru ceased form head very muSn 70 ne grAuu
cation Of nv wife at whose socAAon was induced 70 try "
For mis- among Toe many oe'sssons owe s9 her seq
all hsbn df who value the admiration o.
~ ceins bald : B. 4. LAvRuDua
Now sod by ALI drggss and ancy good dcers throw CHOU
he world. Derot2i2 RroalSay. .
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ST.. LOUIS, JAN a. 1889.
special messenger from Governor Medary to Governor
Stewart arrived at Jefferson City yesterday He reports
that Montgomery certifying himself near the Missouri
ne that United States troops have been sent to that
gon and that volunteers being raised rapidly
possible Six hundred muskcs passed through Jefferson
City on Wednesday for Kansas.
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NEW YORK LEGIsLAruRE

Senate.
AhaANy, Jan IA, 1869.
Hills REPORTED rAv0RABLy
10 proyd for the adjustment Of the claims the State
against the Bank OF Orleans.
To incorporate the German Swings Bank, New York.
To amend the Usufy laws.
INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. MA1mR (aem ITO repeal the Metropolitan
Police act.
by Mr. ELY dem ITO regulate the ,hea,res IN New
York. H~
Mr.. PRossER (rcp) Introduced areio'um calling on The
State Engineer TO report upon the feasibility and expense
OF doing away with the present lock gates ~ The canals
so enable boats Of hundred ana thirty feet to be
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AMERICAN ASuQyEnEs The lrst OF course Of lectures
hs subject will be given 10 night at the hall OF the
library Of the New York Historical Society Secoud
and Eleventh street, by Dr. De Hass Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES archaeology and Eshnology Of the American
Association for the Advancement Of Science The lectures
given by request Of the American Ehnoogca Society
and intended TO ombody results Of antiquarian inyest
gatons IN Amerca and pal tcnarIy IN the West.
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ATuirs I'm ErIorttfn.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 49, 1869.
The Tampa Pennsuldr of the Sth says that Colonel
Rector arrived on the 9th with delegation of Western
Sominoles, to make last effort to the Florida
Indians.
The Savannah and Cuba telegraph line has been com
menced, and will be rapidly extended to Fernnndna
through Southwestern Georgia and Florda