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" or Pre- Emption Proofs for claimants,
81 n. psnsrcrrIos or CLANS before the
land Ofice. Having had 40 experiences of nsor.
than IL. Years a. Receiver q the Y. 3: i.and
Of5ce n ssuk Rapids, he believes be can give en-
t;ne N; - ihe~e ~bo may conds their nssi-
ess d his charge. win slto attend u e: gaysaen'
of taxes and the purchase and sale OF Neal E.see
Sanik Raoids, juae 45th. asst Ssu
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NoTI,CE 70 LUMBERMEN SC.

1TyI1E undersigned has been appointed Deputy
Surveyor of Logs. and Lumber for the sib
District, ly the Surveyor General. Residence al
Moore's Hotel, opposite The HypessoIean, here ne
--rh. f.,rd 81 .It;ms. X. II. JOHNS
sauE Rnpids, April 2Ah, ISIS :. vsu2ai4s
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S. r. CREIGHTON,

,. X. NhEluIlfONs, k4 5gs S#s
|DD01TA1 SUHGEsG1I1
or MoNrIcELLo, s8
IUTOULD respectfully announce to the ci.i-
w zens Of sss .3.5s SIS .i.ssS.f a $50
'SAUK RAPIDS,
and vicinity, that he will remain with them for
one week. for the purpose of performing All ope-
rations connected with the a I. sfss
& DENTAL PROFESSION. ;3l
From past success, DR.. CREIGHTON feelsjus-
tied in assuring his patients that every operation
viii be performed according to the most recsn,
and scientific plans adopted b. the FIRST Dentists
in the country. tsaSsi. s.Fss 3.i8s
Charges will be made according to the easc,
but always reasonable No fee demanded for
examining the mouth, or for advice.
Those who may desire tina insertion OF Arti6-
cial Teeth. are requested 10 make an early call
Ladies viii be waited upon al their residences
IL desired.
! - Office al Hypsr5ortan Hold.
Oct. 4, 1850. M l.s
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! BENTON COUNTY TICKET.

I'VE had Intended to speak at length
efths Observation-Disclosures on this ticket
but space will not permit US to do So
besides, we do not deem it necessary
Every man On the ticket has been fol
years . resident Of the County, AM
their interest IS wholly identified there
With That they are capable Of fulfill
ing the duties OF the Offices for whicl
they are in nominationi Is not questioned
We ask for them. - We are sure the,
win get. the hearty support ofthe party
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We append the following certificate ont
many which might be given.

gs Monticello, June %, 1859. .
take pleasure = stating. from personal knowI.
edge, that Dr. Creighton is emlnently snceessful
a. Dental practitioner, either in Operative o.
Mechanical dentistry. and from many years ac-
Equaintance, know him to be high minded. hon
orabie gentleman. j. w. MULVEY, M. b.
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TO the Voters Of StearnS County.
Tie unders;gned aanoances hinsef . m IsnE.
PEHDEHr REPUsLIcAN CANDIDATE for the ofhce
ofSh&ik ofStesrns Coauty.
September e, 1859
Nh EDIroR-Bsing solicited BY many friends
II hereby annduncs myself ~ a independent
candidate for The ofice of Sheriff Of Bentoa Co
[ciiizens yosr vosess are respectfully solicited.
asss ss 3 O.. CRAWFORD.
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DIED.

,ppr IN Sunday afternoon jan 30 Mrs. Paul Arpn, IN the
M 5et. vii take place on Tuesday morrog q 1c O'Clock,
from late residence, No. ~ Ilipg scsi lac Tn -
her husband respectfully invited TO attend without ''Ihs1
invitation. .
BLAUvELT-In this city, Sunday morning JAN 49, Mrs
Ann H. Bsuve widow Of Timothy l.. BauSeli in The 4ytI
Hr festges and friends are respectfully invited to attend be.
funeral without further notice, Tuesday morning a,
ocoek her late residence, No 4s We-S lhftlen stfee'
remains viii be taken TO New Rochelle ~ T. io inter-
mcnt
PLtIP-Ip tis city On Thur.3sy jan 27 after long and
painful ues Mrs Jane Blair, wife Of Andrew Blair 1T tHe
RtssfTTAt No ssi Wet twenty seventh street Thoms,
Basset Of Daniel AID Elizabeth Bs'set ssed6 mOntas
op1 10 days.
Of Nicholas Henrietta Butterfly sEe Jea aud II months
BURLING-At New. Rochelle on Friday, Jan. g. Walter
Borlirg, in the year Of bis age
COMSrOCK- On Saturday Jan - sers short Illness, Ns.Aan
TIE ferd Of the family respectfully invited to attend bis
Met,iug House schermerhon street, Brooklyn.
CoNGER-In this city On Friday Jan q Mary Louisa, only
o,usb'T Of John aud Caroline NJ Copser aged 10 years ana
montbs.
DEXTEROn Saturday morning, Jan 20 Nh, Eliza Dexter
wife of iona Marsh Dexter aud dau1bteI o. the ate ospt
uD DextsT and Jsn, r. PETER are invited To- attend tie
funeral from the Presbyterian Church. Eighty sixth street,
Ycfkye, between 1bird and Fourth avenues at IL O'Clock
on Thurscay, Feb. 8, without further notice
GRAUAM-In t6s city, on Friday Jan. p Edward w:
Grsbau youngest SOD Of he late Edward Graham aged
months ana 10 daJs
Banrsh Hopkirson aged " years, Lontbs ana dss-
INNEs-In this city ssiBIdsy morning, Jan ~ Stephen
lines, aged s. years aud months
JONES' Suddenly Saturday morning Jan p SaIst Rogers
daughter Of Wlrn h ana Lydia H. Jones, aged yesI'
months and Is days.
MULFORDOn Sunday, jan So IN the 23d Of her
Enene NJ wife Inos Ii. MuiOrd and daughter Of s a,s
william II. fsifchid.
The niends and Of tie family Of her brother,
Htulet NJ Fairchd respectfully invited - at:end the
funeral at Mr Baspss Church, Canine street Tueidsy
Feb /, st2 o'clock p m
New Raven papers please copy.
OREILLY-At No l09 Madison street on Friday Jan q,
disese Of the hesI Mars Ann wife Of Dr. Philip r. OReiy
POINT In Rroohlyp T. on Wednesday, jan. 8. George
w. Point, in the fiat year Of bic age
TMOND-In Brooklyn, Friday evening jan g. Sheldon
O. D Hammond formerly Of P5Ushkecpsie, sgea e. years
months and 20 days
HIS remains vii be carried TO Poofhkeepse todsy.
saNDERs-At No lC3 BIoome street, Friday. Jan q,
Mary Goldman Sanders, seeG 5 years
TOWNsEND-On Sunday morning Jan 80 Geo Truman, SOP
Of TAppen ard Phebe Ana Towpstui aged IL ytSts 10
months aud = days.
Funeral from her residence Msds3n street second do3f
east Of Marcy avenue, Brooklyn al O'Clock this rernoon
WEBB-At No IS Monroe street Saturday evening jan
90 Caroline Adea the beloved wife 4 Henry C. Webb sged
y years END months.
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NaERfED.

URY-EO5SffAN-OD ThursdsJ Jsu. =, 81 the Re
formed Dutch Church Cts o. Hlason - ne Rev
d. d. D.noGest J. b. bradbury, esq Of New YORK Ciy5 %
AuDis only dAnsh:er # An R9sslan esq OF The iornsI
Place.
RICHARD-Atth United States Consulate y FOR
ence on Tuesday, Dec. o. BY the Rev. o. ONe fd"ar1
Sherman Of Boston, Elizabeth Hsett Pf;h1td q
concord MAJ.
LIVER E-CHlPHAN-A, Eewport r I o. Wsdnes
dsy jan g. by ;he Rev J. r. w. Ware Of Cam o1ge Mass
a,,isted b. the Rev Chss T. Brooks C. Frederick LyeI1e
OF NewYoik Auns Winthrop, daughter OF Henry CnaP
nsD, esq, % Greenfield. Mass.
LYHAN-WAKE-ln Bis city, on lurs5ay, jan ~ ~ y, n
Rev. Dr.. Cook, 81 S. EaIhyOnsws ChAIcni M 4 W.
Lyman 70 Mss Henrietta $. Wsr., al Of this city n,
gbEDg-CUETIS-O % FEosy, Jan =, by toe hey Di 70
% - stephsT's Church. Henry X. sluos " D. OF Nv
York City, Miss Sarsb youngest daughter OF tae ia''
So u1el Curtis, osq Cf EIookyn -,-- L.,
sTfVTEseALDtyIb-A Milford, Conn, n Thgrs1ay, Jan
a. ~ the Rev Or Brace, John b. Stevens o. hi' o'' -
Luey C. Baldwin Of the f.Tner Place. -. . g..
WBITNEY-FAIRsAN-On 1ue,aay jan . a. 1 10 per,
town NJ Y by the Rev. So pben n. syDno. Geo "b.HsJ
ofp1isJslnbi 10 Mis- Sarah C. Fsrnms Of C5oPeEtt0"1
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tie Health Ofieer, Port Warden, IisigoI y
tar. and Police Commissioners Of New iofh 'oi ~
fr,osf, as 70 the salount otthclE ,ees beng oieu
nm Mr. OpnYKE offered On amendment ihe ., Us
o.her Ulcers. Viz: The County CLERK, sheriff
REGISTER Corporation Counsel and Cii' Oha'oOef-
Mr. OPDYKE briefly advocated his amend Dtht'
.,J In ne course Of bis remarks referred 10 ana an
erred tbe objections raised few dsys ago u the
u,,saee If similar resolutions by Messrs. Chanler'
ronkling and C. s. Spencer. lie considered the
n.yment of snch enormous fees as CERTAIN
ddairrrs received in New-York not only
Uoia.t to the taxpayers, but absolutely inju-
riou. 10 the party in power. These offices
lad compe tely debanched tie democratic
party Of the ely and spGt it into violently oppo'lDs
factions: and were the Republican or any 9th er
party to succeed 10 power in that city the effect OF
the scramble for these fat places would first corrupt
and then destroy i.
Mr.. CHAMBER took the floor in reply saying
many things that We're evidently Intended Ia be
severe but before he had concluded he gave way
for an adjournment. The fate of the resolution is
Of course somewhat uncertain, but ! am inclined
to believe that it will pass. No less tn IN A. bills
were introduced into the Assembly to-day. The
Senate was Lot in session to-day having adjourned
over Yesterday til Monday.
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rIarkets...Reported By Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. &Ihe increased receipts OF cotton
all SouiheTn ports up date foot $1,000 bales stock a.
his port coo bales SUGAR buoyal e. 5d6c for fair to
fnUy fair being AZ advance Of &C. HoLAssEs declined cent
M s for 32Ic firm a. f5jo CoRy active; sales
of 600 lush AZ &c OATS 79s0. BACON firm; Shoulders,
nc SIDE, gts Clear Ilc. LASO In bbS to arrive ils.
b.s en- offered Trssd COFFEE firm; sales Of the
y so tsgs, ST l9l ale. for RIO.
v-ORLEAss, Jan 2e-COTTOS unchanged, and uinket
ipsty, OWING the prosced rsinorm; slles to-day 30
bales SUGAR buoysDt At 6G6 for fair % fully fair CoRN firm
al M ;or mixed. LARD bucysIt .sl,s Il 90 bb. for the
Havana market 81 IL. OUNNfEs Ice.
CNcNN.rI, jar. % Flour firm sales Oo1 bbls at IS ~
WgtsKY finn Al BIC. Miss PoRE active; sales $50 bb e.
S8 90 BULK MEATS unchanged BAcoSi sales al 10 for
Should ana DC for >des holders a. the close asking higher
p!ces. Lam IN barrels He. - 49,
PHItA PHIA, Jan. % Flour firm - ia S. WHEAT
stesey 81 AS Red, ~ S5a ~ 81 CORN dull WHsAY
BAITIMopE jan 29-FLoUR steady and unchanged WHEAT
,t4sdy CoaS dull and &C. lower; hite 7lG7Gc Yellow
76c Provisions firm WHISKY oil, bat prices unchanged
AUGUSTA JAM Increased receipts Of COrTos a. al South
elm ports up to this date, $4,000 bal,s 49,,
MOBILE Jan. s3-CoTToS-Saes today, 200 bales Md
dus Halle. Sales Of the week 600 bales Receipts.
q go ba.I sga coo bales las. year. Stock a. this port,
pA.eS.
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..srs hss p,r, g, sssrs City Prs.n &C r,s.s re-
GO. III anf baitery; feLi,snt0J 10 ngs', Na
e. 1.Iy sssa;i sn8 battery kre5 81 I'm D.ae[ty,
ro,s-f,,rv. rSpiteutisry months h19h Ntuey 800
1s.s II Rsfse. LOUIS eeigsn s:eans s1d coz
p f,DY or.hs "a Hieo, ssssf an1 blit"ry Jls
go 5000 JobnGD s.saog s'd oons Peo.,sntiarS az
l,,b. FSu-rf ri Cd ss.eut s1c bs-tey ll1zTent s1s
ts -. Nssbes ad John CArk. stealing beg q VIII,
1st.s,,Ty four months each. Ioomas Johrsons steal
III. P,uf,sstary months. John yekeim sss=at 40
h,ts,r. P,nl-ntisrT sx uo=ths. Ssan Q Kline, 50 1s
rhdrsn, chins City Prison twenty days. ko9nson keh,
....se plated PeLitsHsry four month. John sCaoe
s..arS bundle Of t~iDe; Pebtentisy our mon't1 Si.y
Mcclure. stealing cots'n fenensIy for aosth Ashaas'
BoC0ocs sSsDt and b'tterJ; Peni,en'i.rJ tive m'.tl
Cbrss,opbef hcCfew. s'eskDs buffalo rSoe, g. Two ~
pisinsl, FcIiAD.ry moths Aaisstst 81 -~Csll
MsrgaFst Wallace tteslrg BANK Eo.es sd CONT
th,se VIM HcCuirc, sssa4it ar basslS 49,
rlert sgspf,csc. jar Nsfsb. steshnE Peos q IN III
r. tissy months Csfaarue sens s-a.s i -
staes: Pes.tertisry four msat-s. Wars hlet
solo suds; Fenit. n.isfy three months TONES 1870
AID b.,tery; suI airy 1OGtts. We -
too cost.: Yenrnsry four montos Jonh siIh .,5s,
pars Of stoctirg; Judgment s1spsBtsd Jss .si
eisorsery horss jocgnsu sSspen1ec rf1 od, Of
iak clo,bips: nssc.o Ellen Tsylr stsaing ni1e
bsf i85gneDt ss.peuded Thomts C,aSe sss, ia, M
6ns8 As ncpsel G. stealing two wasn't Ds "
supe5dee. Joseph LAh,y leIesc. byIs 1. ,1.ospsed
yors. AM Psyef Mead sealing skates; y1dsn -
J,p., HsobaB ssstnlt and bst.sryi fined ~. .ig
srfIPh{o sbsresn sssagt and battery; (oofe@l
49, .fioutlus. stsai he8 Tsnapded-
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To tie above mileage should be aided 552 miles of
road from which returns we've published. The cost
of the 9,O6 miles Of road t3O6 $685. 0oi of tho
$50 miles, 60, 900 OO0-makug total Of t.3lj,9jO,-
co., equal to 81 so 1913, 600.
Weean from The C'ereland Rerier that contract
las been concluded between the Northern Transport
ton Company ard the New.Yofk and Erie Railroad
Company by which the former bind themselves 10
transport all the New.York and Erie Lake freight to
and rom the potts of Sandusky, Cleveland and Dur
kirk. Tie propellers belonging to the New-York aud
Elie will be Put 90 the Toledo and Detroit and Dan
kirk line. The Northern transportation Company
will carry the upperake jeight of the New-YoTk and
Erie. BY this arrangement the New-York a1d Erie
VIII rot BE- obliged to cbsrter p-opeers as heretofore.
TIE income Of the Boston and Worcester T lilrol1
for the yer ending Nov. 80 1858 1923 222 g. Of
which $50 269 81 from passengers and 1895 GIL
on freight. The total expenditures were $3.50 9!3 10,
Of which Sj363l5 ~ for the working Of the road,
$.O02i Of interest, So ll3 6S account of the
location in BrightoD ret income, alter deduc.ing total
expenditures, 1892 20 81 deduct dividend IS y cent
7GC0o, ana there remains surplus from the income
Of tie year not divided, of So 30 %. The income
las been S9j j 05 aui the expenses for working the
road S76,3707i less than last year, or the local
business of the road 1855 62l 10 from passengers
u
s6g GO Il was from passengers and 81 l62 from
freelt The funded debt Of .he Company j. 5000
and the float - debt siO,7ii g. The funded debt is
due July 1860. To meet the funded deOt there is
siukir. fu.d % S2Oo,00 The Company have real
estate rot needed for It's business to the amount Of
$4,000.
The bill for the extension Of the Central Railroad of
New jersey to the Hudson Is again before the Legsls
tu1e cf Hew-Jersey. r. authorizes the Company to
extend their railroad from point in their track 10
the City Of Elizabeth 10 some point on York Bay
a. or south Of jersey City, They are also allowed to
,trrct bIcge over eny naygable water they may
cross lNewsrk Bsyl, with pivot draw with two
openings each 10 feet, at right angl.s to the msin
channels, sc.
The CinciKEdti Commercial oftce 21th ssys
CoyIxGToS AND LEXINGTON RAILRoAD.-A Com
mt.ee Of gentlemen went to Lexington yesterday TO
look after the interests of the boDdhoders il this road
Tie Montreal Herald, in It's annual review OF tue
trade of that city, furnishes the following summary
sts.emeIt of the value Of goods imported from the
United States uuder the Reciprocity treaty during the
year. lSJ6 1851 ard 1853:
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rrorri.is,s 4 To- No-.'cA bass oTl tie r'afoa
c,m,e es cave ~ the f9rr-r - an The l4'e' - 9f
cert Of tie join ,sW.tgs. = .'esno'at 60 Hp''F
ara fr-; pss.d a. r.-tw q IS cll'rl 't, WA IA sXyT
Dee 81 e1leat Ur',T sn - ial 'ily en- OF eirnn-f
L. Toe Moon bile IT'S pos Oh ;n.t n a. Nor NC.
ropU,alih usy be transferred & tnc Frosilooev Sln
S'oDiustln l.ae. 10 TIn in c1Iuect9n VITA tue ;!
mouth Rock while tie Commodore oi the St'nlDa ~
i'm cr some other boat g her cliss, Will t'ke het
pIsCe. II j. also stated that Ire boats will pr'oaoy
iersEiter cuue Up 20 Norwich, instead oi reHa LII
81 Aliens Poift Tie Csbrier save: .A.
Commonwealth 70 the St'1i1Ft'n Hns x -
81 t nrcestcod IN s.0uiu - - De- 'u 81 h 20
mini Or The contrary -snvnts srr s.Fr'aS a
,r st.gSouius SCOT. tLt6lS, aul suossf" "a ~
Bal cuposite Loittn te Css,ru 'r! iN' o lc
hrr Prspsrators for struc-ns excessive whtVss 81
% 70 sreou ate the heats nssiug S2d TIE "'fN VII
be ru.bei 10 rapid COO rlei'oo. ..-..,.a L.
Nnsn completed ireght ard passenger deoots erectc
ths uxuturati "a the CID hne ana the cpT''s NJ
'G5otrn Junction junior, viii mIne G.a'eS ioow ~ -
f+b Groton Rank Becomes great pisae, TIE minus 90 -
Provide and Stouirgto Railroad on one bsud OF the
beat line on ne other ard Tie Foat OF Junction between
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Total ST. trips; omitted. g. making SIS trips Desuons
beyond 80 H. account Of weather From Izne 70 o.
;oisr Inclusive, bosts ls!i Nsw-York a. 6 ?. II.
The Railroad Convention of the Central, Erie, Penn
sylvalis Central and b Atmore and Ohio Roads held
ct Washington, has sijouIned, after having adjusted
the questions submitted for arrangement. The prom-
nsr. features discussed by the Convention were as fol-
lows: Fsst: Free deliveries Of freghts in cities,
which was sgreed to be abandoned SeeoRs: Pay
ment of commissions TO Express Companies by 81 Of
the connections Of the Ere road. IL was agreed t1a,
this should be stopped and Il continued that the roai
in question should be cut of from a. business over
either Of tie our Ines Third Agreement s. to tie
uslres G. charging rates TO syoids charge by o-a