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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Among the passengers by the steamer New York,
sailed or Saturday was the Hon JAMS KSoI, lac
member Ct Congress troG. Fourth District, Illinois.
NJ Krox hes unfortunately b.come blind, an Wars
Europe f,r the purpose Of having, # possible, the
catarsot removed ft0m lis eyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

AMERICAN BIBLE UsIOS.-The anniversary OF the
Bible Union commences tomorrow morning, At .
o clook i'll the Church, Of Brooue and Eliza
beth streets. Tie meetings will continue morning,
afternoon and evening" through two days, and reports
On the progress of the revision OF the English Bible
will be presented. Toe following. among other
sreakers will address the Uni IN: DIs. Hackett and
Swain, Mass; Rev. Nh. Evans, Conn; Drs. Eaton,
CoraIt, Aimitage, Wyckoff and Cleghorn, n T.;
Rev. j. ChslltD, Pa; DIR. Broscdus, Va; Breeken-
ridge, lid Thomas, o.. Henderson, ky.i rroitnsn,
n c.; Prof Loos Of Va, others.
We append an sbsuset of the Teh.h Annual Report,
which IS 70 be presented:
The pes. year marked by univers. increase in the
the unior nsDy Of the former reeee opp,
movement work been prosecuted with
having been published cSected, AID WORK per
i,gu,6 than 10 a., previous wear
The con ple'iou 1eysin OF the spssh New
work FOR WITCH the Rev = Grove prsscusd IL C-n'I.i
America ard for which be sub,equ-ry det auaounce AZ
t.Ltu called VI h wlo~ who cas- Mt Vet -co''
ereo fen the fleets 4 their JOINT peIcuors al .if-fn'
lie nsnd io the r,yd Italian Testament IL MAJ paf 81
I,ay rsp,sn,,d srg- sui incIesn9 The 'ey:on sl
prerre III. I'D aor. of potat' h.rul As
T-.,auni 70 The e''e sho Is bout = vsi,.
Italy In fi-dmoat an esiIi'i o. -NeiA 80 :.
birs printed AID IN Rome go save already been iS-oe'
bong Yr Fs-ed to rubli.s 50 -. . . - ,....,.
az Io~ OH WIN POD M s 80 n ~
loF ie Or T.. sniet. . eircn .r ann t oie.sL'
he Fp,.h Scriptures the revision. a Luke aud John have
hen ...Usd Msthr- Passios tnfouE lr PRES aud
PhsHo- sn5 Galatians ray 70 b. i'ssef u ~ sam- n n
D.o ~ jcs pr Haete. ,.t 70 &C., VA. Of r-,; adyan
b. having lowt tie oo;seP' Of Paul. sa e'4-'ed WIN
Ursrr. All. to s.st in ocui,ps the cbpe.- Japinese,
saaas. Burmese K'ieu ana Btns,i s.P'r-. ~ere ,se
puocaor Trssu.ui for the b-Lls 10 6afl.n t. Rev
Nj Roe cal. fr 81 $50 =, an esioH f'r ~ Pc h.I-e
CoIy.I.a bssrs for iL- Scriptures IT, Rev Nj bf'y'"n
NJ hsnf unite ~ .cts- AfE.-t fts-tss
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Accident 10 a Philadelphian.

BOSTON, Monday, Oct 8 InIJ.
priyste letter from Berne Switzerland, states tina
MI, Carpeuter of the bank. note engraving house o.
Philadelphia was very dangerously wounded by being
pecipitated down a mountain pass.
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Destructive Fire,

BoSToN, Monday, Oct. 3 1859.
The factory of the Peck n Smith Manufacturing
Company, at Southingtop, Conn.,, WAS entirely &C.
sroyed 10y fire yesterday afternoon with its cootents
Loss sbout $4,000 insured SjO,OOO in Hartford Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
Murder Trial.

BuRIINGToS, VT, Monday, Oct. 3, 1882.
Peter Mcdonnell, John Baiu, and John Kelley have
been oh ta here for murder for the last hive days.
The Jury returned the following verdict tins evening:
Peter Mcdonnell guilty; John Balm and John Kelley,
not guilty. Mcconnell was remanded and the others
dischAfped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. Il Last night Officer
JeardsD be Sixth Prsclet spprehendsd fsAov nsDsd
Charles Bsrse, who ssass ebrl.d Yah barsteusy eetean1
pr.uss, u Mr. Cobefn Nc 20 Barter street. sad s,ashag
.b-refron prop ny 70 The value Of The t1rtaJ w
itsd three or four xbts sna e6ssssd ~ tfeg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
Yacht Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Oct. ., 1917.
A yacht race came Oft here to day, Tor the caan-
pions flag None but twenty two-loot yachts were
allowed 10 euter. The Theodore Eslipg beat the Cham
piop, II George M. HIl eight minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
FORGERY.

HosEsDALE, Monday. Oct. 3, 1889.
Andrew j. White, of Morses Indian Root Pils motto
riety was brought here to-day from New York in Gus
todv of Sheriff Turner, to answer an indictment Tor
forgery upon Angel Of this county, and placed In jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Iienry Smith va sress y
th- JsH.s slip Ferry do1s- Of snsh s'sssis !"
l.s ey-r!Iz. for rosDEf cIUns~o vornan ~ ~. ~
her earl ard purss eoassning some mso7J &c sS 10
,.e.sd u the %, ed .VcEsd up ior sxsnias'av6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

THE LAGER BIER BREWERY FlRE.-Tde desarlc.
ton Of Speyers Lion Lseer Beer Brewery, on Sunday
night WILL involve a loss of $50, O0O-s!o,oW mo'e
than was estimated in yesterdays TRIBUNE The
hnil6rc stnck end machinery insured az follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

NV ORLEANS, Monday Oct. s. lSJ9
The first case Of yellow fever this was report
ed to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

F1p,r ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, QUEENS CoUSTr.-rne
Rs,nh,icsns Of the 1T Assembly Dsuif Qaeens
County. unanimously nooi'aied' oy ac,l'm''''n'
Tmo;by Titus for AsseGblymSn, las; Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
LA MOUNTAIN And PADDOCK SAFE.
SIXTY MILES AN HOUR DUE NORTH.

Landing in HudsOn's Bay Wilderness.
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FOUR DAYS WITHOUT FOOD.
RESCUED BY A ZIMMERMAN.

Brought to Ottawa by Indian Guides
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

G-1prss-Se,.rs Nin->n and Ii ly~h4Ls.
SeoTsrs-Me-srs Batzr snc Ford.
We under Obligations 70 the gentle nsnly scofefs
for the g1iy s.teuios 40 received on the grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

rates ~nbn. tbe Iast few moths. oaa cheering
sien, bow -v--. j. visible. III safe Is p'yinc on
ITS Ind >.tedu-ss 81 The rate ii million innu''{'
srd - Treasurer j. u0u advertising iIr pr" P''as
IN oil La, $50. 900 OF State F.yss. Ih's hqrii'
lon cones Of getting I'd Of the cilds g6e
rOom,ut we parted with that ors., the pubic
5nanccs ss.utIed healthy c'DJiii"n. IN ah1-A'I
month eo1 weather -nd the Juusketoes Wi. drive
hoo,. ,n b,s;n.s- the Thousands wrO ara now away
&. The watering places, and better times V Il De
zeal zed Already tie hotel s'-tei, ceott,1 me
nsnrs Of maDJ buyers from The S"n'h an1 West
The Gouih bas bal 80 great q cotton crop ana oceh
SO ael pad for it, O, t. be able u buy 1r2rl! aud
psy well. whether here or in New 1o'k. The
Wet beiBg crippled and in deo', We don't expect
her 10 30 much. But between all thea' stf.ugs 10
orr bow, We nope 10 bear mp, rub aione, and come
out righ, side up-wI,h carc-in spi'e OF AL MS
eiyiu2s az 10 The future. Inc Fal' business o.,
opened WITH considerable emerge, sid this city VIII
seli ia flll shore both South and Wes'. Iaere
was failure IN the grocery trade this week, vita
liabilities amounting 10 S1J,CUU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

s.ses 70 the favor Of porii1u - leas', Of tanss
uLo yould ba likely 10 Contribute tlNard soUf
ts.,iro8i.l in honor Of Mr.. Mann, s1d who N,-h
WI ~ fioch College. Some psoP.e befe,'olri
l,ush NJ Dr. Beil0Hss sssunp lon OF 81 PEI h'r re-
I,ious Character over Mr Parker, ard ifhDk thai
90 snr bio God ID tie tempe OF nature or OF se.snI
j. quite r. strong evidence II flc'y As worship "i
Him in the temple OF Ibespis.
Tn. Commit II. on the Revision Of The St'tntes
has t.arI, g. uplcted is la5rs, but is report MI
moi prb,blv be ready until ju-t hs'0Ee tie meeting
1f,bs Les. ;sture. on The 7tl of Sep,emoer The
thirteen hundred pages of the report Of the esrned
Conan ..iorers have beer carefully gone over, ufst
h, sub-C omm tees. and then BY the General Com
,.tt.e: tie lava oil l-,9 Incorporated therein;
rrsst number of amendments OF si!lc adopted, ara
sucb changes in the EXISTING law as comm-uded
then s.lv.. 70 the Committee have been adjp'ed
ard viii be- recommended 10 the Lee lslAtdre. Ibe
AMENDMENTS will all be put separately and inteil-
oirly b. rore the members, who caG accept slch Gs
they zee H. and reject the rect. There rs consld-
.r,bl, cl-uOr against The Committee for presumlug
10 recnun e. changes in toe law They were,
however f,ily authorized "a 90 this aud they h3vs
lot ,x-rcised their privilege TO aIy very great ex-
tent Most Of The changes theS soegrs, va proc
ably meet with no opposition. Ii Is not difficult to
lfnce The c,mor 10 which have referred, l" lnter-
estrd parties lawyers aud o'h,rs, who WISH lae
whole scheme Of revision 70 ioll, So that toe Old
81 tu,e- may stlll b. IN demsnj. and painful aad
cnf,by !, cal OPTIONS may It'll be ASKED Tor D!
pelpicXed people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

syoyal. lie. any such system become established
aud prev alent, and Woman Will soon De eo'naea %
the harem, and her appearance in the street alto
unveiled face will be accounted Immcdest. / JOY
hly tpst that The genius Of the Nineteenth Cent?
~ te pds 70 a solution of the problem Of Wom'n'
sphere and destiny radically different from tais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
From BOSTON,.
From Cur Own Correspondent

From on Own Correspondent
BOsToN, August f., 1850
TIE Democratic state Convention is TO b. held AZ
Worcester on the 18th Of September. \ few de-
leg.tss have been chosen buJ there does not appear
70 be any great degree of excitement in the party
Gep Butler seems 10 be the iavOIite Tor the Guber
nstorlal nomination. re represents the Onts. Nj
HaIlett is also talked Of ard what is singular, be,
though an ont an3-Out Dat himself is supposed to
represent The lDs There are rumors that a com
prom lee candidate will be brought forward. Pethfps
II is RIDDLE, The horse-monger tniok that Butler
viii carry the day against sll competitors. nope
80 az al events. We bave had enough OF the
Ieayies, such "a Bishop ard Beach. Let W. nave
one of the light weights, now. The General IS q
member Of TIE LEGISLATURE, which holds an extra
session il September, and he can do his stump!Ag
there. without being al the expose aud trouble o'
yl.lug the yaTions pats Of the state Ana II Lhe
Republicans DO not prepare ,ey.ral uncOmlorIdDe
.snes for PIN 10 vote upOn or 10 dodge. tneP VII
be deficient in tactics. Re h9s already Indicated
bis purpose to lead tie way in the repeal OF the la
Of lsst winter by which The School District sSstih
pas abolished. There are some signs tina, toe ne
publlcaus following the c0WaIoIy example oi tue
Wings twenty years sgo, who repeied Tue Hleeh
Gallon Law because there was clamor asnh't''
Will rsstpre the School District system, III oOe-
d ef ce TO mutterings 10 certain quarters. There
was some excuse Tor cOwar0icc in 1879 and l-iO,
when ire opposition was % 600 strong but now
that il j. q years later snd that ptrtyls not so nu-
meI1us by ~ least 10 co., to show the Whife lea
ther would be unpard0uable indeed. see no reason
for believing thar the change in the a~ IS eXien-
sveIy unpopular The town If Mansfel', where
reside an upcomftr labie person by the name OF
Foster Bryant, seems the seat OF the discomfort.
Bryaut bas called State Convention to consider
the subject and he proposes to lead tho onset N
the spiIlt Of the Cornisbmen, when lrelawney was
in peril.
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FROM PUILADELPHIi,

THRILLING THE vOTEEs-sIRtEi LOCONOTII ~
THE STATE FAlR-ANCw SI'THrRN sVPIE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

Dr. 'oANSr4 BSxLrrMoRE

Ma. s,.c,x.-.6 .LOCh nOSfl ALI
mar meSy IN .he woria LOT Al
. % v hNCh.
40 h pxL,oAn fkHkSr.
Sehn "AhhANfsD Oh NJ ChAh1h IN r"o
nA1s
n.y. spa invoiunary Dscnases lnpotency gen
Dssy Dyspepsy LAnkoer, Low Spirits,
OF IDEAS OF tne heart fimidty Irem
png Dlnness OF sSn OF " "a disease OF the meas,
anros nose or Skln Anecuons OF the Luoys somAcn or
bowes-tnose Terrible Dnordsrs arising rom sentsry
tgs sna
which render Marriage fmpossele ana destroy both Body
and Mid. - -
YOUNG MIN
.h~. And ues. uclse hsp WITH snnusy sweeps
an anumey grave OF ioons Men Of the most
sAAed taenu anu briihsh iheiec VINO miSh otherwfse
nave listening Sehstes with the handeTs OF elo
qnence OF ~skea 70 ecs-cy the Vihs Vre may call with
- ,,-- - m nnison. ,.,>,
AARRIfp fkksoSs OF founs mem ht mpinnK Marriage,
oens aware o. pnysca Weakness organic dsoiiity deiorn
H,.' -, sPvoiy
lie VINO aces himself under ths care OF Dr. may relig
ousy oohnae IN ms hohor % gentleman ana confidently
rely upon his sfil as a hysic'sn -
OFFICE NO SOUTH fRkDbRlCk STREET.
H band side going from street lew doors from
tue not 70 observe name ana NUMBER Letters
- DR. JohNSTON,
Member the Royal College Of London graduate
From one OF the most Colleges In the United States
ana the OF whose lie has been spent In the hos
pits OF Lon fars IN ana elsewhere has ef
eeted some OF tho most astonishing cures that were
when aslee eat rervousness being Alarmed at sudden
sounds bssfnness with frequent blusbDg attended
times with OF mind were cnred Immediately
YOups Men no have injured themselves by
certain practice INDUCED In when alone habit frequently
which nightly felt when aseep and II
renders marriage impossible ana destoys both mind aud
THKs Of the sad melancholy prod
BY early hsbits Of youh VIZ weakness Of the OK and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

IL Troubles are Iik babfes-they grow bigger
W nursing But babies are not, therefore always
u bill for the suppression of prize light.
Ing, and for the punishment of parties impli-
Gated, has passed the New York Senate.
IL Whether or not Gen. Putnam had COM
mand OF the American forces at the Battle OF
Bunker Hill, Is a subject of discussion with
some Of the Connecticut papers.
ID burglar was shot In St Louis, a few
nights ago, by pistol which had been aft red to
the window shutter Of shop, in such a way as
70 De discharged In case any one attempted to
II SPaniard has made application to the
authorities OF the st. Louis workhouse for the
nair OF the female inmates, offering to pay fair
equivalent therefor. He 10 a wig maker. The
81. Louis papers think the application ought not
TO be granted because the CITY has no bit to de-
nand anything but and good behavior from
It's prisoners
D-M. Couture, the French artist. vbo bad
been engaged TO paint the c ,mnartments in the
walls OF the Sale des Flats In the Louvre has
been suddenly told that hi. services will not be
required, and Is so nettled at the dismissal that
ne positively refuses to haish grand picture of
the Baptism of the Imperial Prince for which
Doth the Emperor and the Empress gave him
Sc several sittlngs. This picture was intended to
De one OF the great features Of the exhibition Of
modern artists next spring,
u A very much injured man, all bloody and
eenselsss, was picked up in the street in Cincin-
pat., lately, ard cnnveyed to the city hospital
-. -Ns ~ h-u nun, lOu5d MS skull frac-
tuIeo' ana SAID Ne could not possibly live beyond
a few hours. He was left in charge Of watchers
VINO were very much zstOnished ut being dis.
tufDed In their slum6ers by the wound-d mans
getuns deliberately out of bed, dressing himself,
putting on his hat, and walking off He h.S mai
been seen since, and is beloved 10 be a facetioIs
Snost, az lie smiled srimly when he went out of
oAyED BY NKw<PAPER.-A few DAYS since
MI Martin, who is in the employment; of
Ionh n " Mite, Esq as one of the superintend-
ents OF the laboTers at work at the new Washing
Ioh Spf1ng, Saratoga, being engaged near the
s.sah pump, by some means slipped that the
sklrt OF MS coat caught in the cogs of the pump
One bite OF the cogs on the csat and il com
lnenced drawing him in pretty fast. He had no
time to give any alarm before he was brouy bit up
with prospect Of being MANNED by the cops,
but fortunately he had a copy Of a newspaper
folded tightly together in his poe ket, and when
the eogs came TO that they stopped throwing the
band of the pulIiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26
EVENING STAR.

TEE srERRscoPR This unique invention,
which Is just coming into general notice in this
country, has for several years been popular in
Europe, and in London there are circulating
libraries of the remarkable Representations il
furnishes. The stereoscope was invented by
Whcatstone, and consists of two pictures Of the
Same object taken from different points Of view
Of the two eyes and then united BY prism spec
tacles 80 as to bring out the objects Of the COM
bined picture into boldness Of relief and seq
regstion which renders them perfectly life-liks
and 10 attainable in no single picture. Tho
first stereoscopes made for sale were Of statues
They were double daguerreotypes, on silver
pictures on glass which have since supplsnted
them, and even to the pictures on card. board,
which, when highly finished, have Ife-like
reality
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WIZARDS HOTEL-AJ cambridge. @: 1
EobS, va; w Warning, Churchill, Z w
NY VIM Streat, CT; JyC Beaman, Ga; r Schell
and lady, Mass; Hickman, Finley, Pa; w A
W Srts, do; A Morse, La; A Porter. USA; Mrs
n and Misses Bartlett, Cuba; Mrs Ensign, CT;
y Spear, Judge Martin, Mr. and Mrs Phillips
Md Chamberlain, Mrs Nichols, Cuba: Miss
Whitaker, Miss Herrin, RI; N NJ Stundart. q: q
Bsber and son. Pa w Morris, CT; w Silvey,
USAi l. Dexter, Mass; Gould, J H Balian,'
tine, NJ; g Kane, Bowen, r NJ BlatchfoTd.
J striker, A Hamilton, Spencer and Iadv
Miss n Clark, Mr. and Mrs Glentworth, n Yk: II
Pa; Norton, C Torrey, Mass; ID N CampbeiI'
wis; g II Fox and lady, VI; Drane, NJ; III l.
Dousman, Wis; Park, Mass; A Giddines' c..
Miss Glentworth, Kane. A Woodruf,W p
Lee, Morgan and daug hter, NY; RtRey g w
Doane, NJ; w Howard, M Smith, Nd: Mrs
Andrews and son, w Hodges, Miss
NATIONAL HoTEL.-H Bulls and ] w
Moore, Ala; l. and W Pierce, Mass; Rob
Shaver, II A Lucas, Il b rooke, C Keecb "
II Trans, Md; yno ) Wood, Mai Cuhningbam y
y Suies, Hutchinson. Pa; ID Turner
~ and i McConaughy, Del; w G Morse
w Kittridge, NH; ) Bishop, Ct; ] b WiIiism,,'
Mini Whittier and lady, Mass; r. Parker n
n; Il Thomas, o. II G Beach, Jno Sherwood.
s AZ, bseson, Jas Myers, H Ersach, Pa; A
Harden, + c Bailey, Mass; DoT.rtt NJ.
Lyeth, Md; Cheney, ID Harman. : NJ
Ws,fen ana lam, u Reed, N Y; DR. r f. Rogers
"a; w bisseil, Mo; Capt J A Cove, USA:E
ware, Iowa; w Hanscom, r Chandler A n
simpson, NH Stevens, + Beckel, Pa: n
KIRKWOOD HOUSE IT Lewis. Pa. w
dryden, Md; j NJ Dryden, do; X Golden and
nay, Mass; Weaver and lady, Md; Miss NJ ]
weaver, do; Miss A Weaver, do; A Comm
and lady, Mass; II King and iady do: Miss a
King, DO Beverly and LADY, La: JGroome
Mo- NJ kesdy Pa; Hershey, do; A III PAL
mef, Iowa Mann, Md; r WhipIe do O Scotro
doi w Truehart, Va; NJ X Bardsiey, do: part
oV, Ia n Van Reit, Pa: r Morris do; I,leut
Edmonds, Col; w M Ford, Texas; T. T.ati-
BROWNS HOTEL.-T Pethweek. Pa. u
Pethbone, do; Van Dusen, do; A Stu1dev,,t
do Walker; do; G v Cancer Va: w "a Fsdo
MIA, Miss; f. NJ Shelter; NY; r A HookIas Ma.
r sept Ely do; Green do; n Steven. do. w
smith, NY; j Harrison, Pa; M Harbu5oer
NY; w Minor, Va; Col washingtoo. 40. I
WQnerenberry, do; Rose, NY; r Bence. Pa:
Joseilns and laky, NY; NJ Jones, Pa: NJ
:, :; 5urnss. ia; Roles and lady, sc; Field,
No stoyeall. Va; f. Scott, Ind; w shiI,
den, NY; B Mitchell, Md " - 'Ai'-
UNITED STATES HOTEI-W sb,svs, s
10y 81, Hon Loudly, Pa; w Marshall. Va.
A. Mann, do; Clayeth, DC; Ecclesive
HUS ktgan. Md; II Baldwin, va: % R,La,'
L. AZ ~ hanyty, Va; l. TayIer do; C Fad
~, 90 McKennv, Tenn: y n Marsb Va. o
% alIen, do; M Ricketts,. do: p Rsn,Isu' ID ID
n.y. fai w Hindes, NY. A A Ra,trn,.,
80 "a = n"gers, Va; r Bentley, do: j Wit;bsn'
eona ooi D-an and lady, NY
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By TIE PRES, ss BIZ s 9r THE UNITED

dent q the United STATE. Of A@snea. DO h.rsS;
held at the nndermentio.ed land Office, in the State
Of MINNESOTA. at the period hereinafter gnatsd.
At the land office at CANBRrrek. oommenc,pr on
Monday, the sIxteenth day Of May next, for the
in The following townships and psrtS Of town.hlps
VIZ:
North of fhs base Hns asd ,esss Of tbs JexrtA
prtaeipaI nlsfidtas. .a
Townships 90 and q, of range IS.
Townships 81, 20, and Al, OF range q.
sSs: .suons is
'h sss;,a3 s. s. g. IL sps e q fsass and
ton s. sections g. s. TO- ~ "A, IT, 2a. % "a, g. "a.
3D. 81, and 81 Of 1oEnsh,p S. sections 70 %, nols
and g, of township "a; townships IS. S. 81. So, and
Section 2; the f x and the NV u of section 4;
the NE = of section 10; section r.; the y of the
NE 4 of section "a; the II = OF the N E J. of SEQ
49, 90 a. "a Is, q So So and So, OF township s.; Sec
tons 1. s. and 4; the ,. Of section 5; sections
and and Z the i Of section sections Is, o. hnd
y; the of section Is; sections a. Is, q, 50, So
q section 81; townships S. 81 $. $, o. Il. a. and
s:S s snd :; q, the NE y % o, the NV
Of the ivy The " \ cfs =. Nv. and I'd the the z
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81, of township 81; sections To Is, inclusive. the
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N Il, the N a of the Sc 4. and the N y of the SyV
and the NV Of the NV section on s of town.
ship "a; sections to Inclusive; sections and 10;
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oil range 20.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

A UNITED STATES "NIGasR. WIN. Lee,
Of Boston, formerly of the firm of Phillips,
Sampson & Co, was arrested recently at Paris
by two policemen, who suspected HIM Of being
an Italian assassin, with designs upon the life
of Napoleon. When he was taken before the
commissary of police, that officer said to him,
81 am sure that you are no rcd Republican. -
ono, said Mr.. Lee, 81 am O. black Republi-
can" "Voyez Uo1ls" exclaimed the commits
ssry. "C'est nu negre des Etats Unis''
He IS negro from the United States ''-EU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-26

.S How many common hgurative express
sions IN our language are borrowed from the
art Of carpentry, may be seen In the following
sentence: The lawyer who fled bill, shaved
q note, cut an acquaintance, split hair, made
an entry, got up case, framed an indictment.
impannelled jury, put them into box, nailed
witness. hammered a judge, and bored a
whole court, all in one day, has since laid down
law and turned carpenter