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, 1859-05-04

nnaliu, DAYTON and, Of course at Fort Aber.
cro,nbie.
scn'i-wcek1y stage will run through all these
places, commencing OIL the first week Of June
next.
Tie names Of the most prominent inhabitants
Of these places remember only in some cases,
which here append:
Hon. C.. II, Stearns, Stcarns House, St. Cloud.
Linneman, Clinton, Stearns County.
T. R. Stewart, kandotta, Stcarns County.
Alex kinkead, Alexandra, Douglas County.
Wright, Dayton, 0ttcrtail County.
In conclusion l will append few lines ex
traeted from an article published in the St, Paul
's""t~r and b~nocrat, and written by VS.
tarn'llcrs. Register Of the T. s. Land Office ut
st. Cloud:
81 have travelled over ti,at portion Of tl1;s
district known rs the Sauk River Valley rs fur
as The Red River Of the North. and cal, say
have never seen finer farming and stock raising
country. 1t has al tile clements Of wealtl, and
Sreasncss, and is being rapidly settled by an in
ir!ltgcnt aud industrious class Of Germans and
Americans: Already tour;shins settlements
are springing up along tic State raad from
years a@n Il trip to the Red River Of the North
was regarded is quite i feat Nnw persons are
almost daily leaving thr fort for that then fr-off
stream The trip is mudc with ease and COM
fort i'll two weeks"
As soon as the stages commence running the
trip will occupy only "'e week. F. ".
, 1859-05-04
Tie Foray upon Chihuahua and
Sonora

tA''t"+ *'t ~ A'oAAs 4ktFAHHt-N! 3D.
Our correspondent frum I.cavenworth City
confirms The views which we have heretofore e.
pressed. iii regard to foray upon chihuahua
and Sonora, IL. the rvcnt OF the fnilure Of the
Pixies PcIk gold adventure. Tint agents hare
been At work in getting up an expedition, which
IS to be concentrated iii chihuahua and Souora-
does not admit OF doubt and the condition Of
the men vino have GONG out to the gold region
the destitution ot manv Of them even when
lcaving our frontier, and the probability 1hat
hundreds and thousands will be- in state of ah-
solute starvation, and therefore ready for any,
thing, soon after their arrival-ull these things
warrant the belief that III inroad. peacrable Or
otherwise, will be made into the Mexican States
which VIC have mined, Ill that is wanted to
give successful issue to such AL expedition, is
money-money to pay for the provisions for
the use Of the men. THIS Inns been the n,ain
difficulty in the way Of M eurlicr orgaization.
and may yet prevent an efficient force frou, be-
ing set in motion. The country will look with
much interest to the future movements of the
hlibustcrs on the Western Plains
, 1859-05-04
BOARD AND SCHOOLING

PULL sdm.ttei ~. y E1l1 ,,n ~ r;att, T.
n0APn 3EN GO SG37ooi77:G ~ s.:;; -
o>A1'oL4A> W.
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ne1t haf t:r9 " ut 4:,r IT lie Northwestern
o.: W"1day Mav rh 'e' ''" 1"t4s"'' VII
nss-::1 Ai!seas ". i: .IuSE*. \. H. Evaa,ton, III.
rErr.1,.o>- ,r,<,,, :,C,1I -:
e At ~ = EisoON =. G nN,tt sCilOOL.-
u 81 ss:,''h ist.' s's'xs wilt
I'D Tyhs,. I - G the W. .a 'sSs = sspf',xt xt
sef x P. ~othx hF ~ - IT ln,1Hr The Se" xl rye t.
iI ;: SsEs formed IN the vat"n+ grates Of Eus!!sh
- Both MIS- ~ ~ q ''r.nan r II, 'a.'@
taF !l',''a \" at c!n'', 81: st i teh 5ult
=. f:.i:.93:: 2: 9.1 ~: :
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la@; @1,cx 1.,., - ~'' ''''''.' AF'l'
Mf H. T. Ms Sh, eius as IN nents ;n to ny F.'pn,
S M ss p,a u"s ~, VI .h h. !ts t:uc. ~ Ssh"1
s4;:,:ass;"n ~. .:,;.,-t" t' is pasrts'- ~
~n>-.>, 1I1.,1I
{o4 > tllt'u SCHOOL,
\. j. sAWYEr ~, e'''';s: s, ,AoShAf April lsh. IT,
fs ~ y :,s A. .sa !; 4, r.sntv i: N"
they ARE determined Il, d.! vi X -, s.'s
s S.s tFs "f 'A0's 4'se' no prs vi: b sA y
IO1 RI. r <E1ffE A1sN
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~! :'s'' f 'atF,:a - IT ia III ATT
''A'''I' ''@.1 LIE 1:0s:'''' ''"Fc 'kcs
Twenty Esrofn..nr. n.s ,r
As1 AE0AcASOFN anu xe1eAefhs
TEs E:.v', z; r.; cf The :au,:y hv IT, vsvt 1ss.
tu~ AIT r.. H. H., III. ~. ~ !i!s' "a
~ ra::.siv: F, ;:c se a a aS', ~ x sa's L,'I.S.
Ett IT Minerals. AM, >hr!.s MaI. ,:h,r. H.. II sr
;.e-t a:,e.tt.n !, ::srn l., t:s Fc 4n.:r1.
, 1859-05-04
PTRNE>T'S C'OCu.>i\;.,
t:urnott'S CJLOa.Nc,
Durnett's CocOaine.

- y soH1po'nd Ut tena.nut Hl. X. fr dr>..., Il.
iaf Fer efac1ey md as:~ci-ac i Is VIII. ;.:
1t yFsse'.t. thu h4ls trm cA..a, "a.
1t promotes its a,.'hy .'s Vigorous =. ~.
II Is not kEcasy * Silky.
It lf:tres NJ d:sagrreai,e n,.,7
It sun.ns sAr h4f ~hva hard AL dr.
1t soethes The !rrt4:esl -a4p sk:n.
II a3oEts thu r.v..rs: .l.lst
It rrr4.lrs ivEkcst IL effect
II costs tf.y cvats TT ! dAI :!.., ..:,.
, 1859-05-04

PREAATr:E LOSS OF THE lIun. w!l;r:! j. >,,
es':1"' n"w,aA.;-. nA'y /: rc,s:'n IT, ., E.r
ns::s t't. a:.r. !: Ia. 'rla q! ii ....4,.-.:
~a'Er:'e hA.r"ast H,.:5 III !. EI:..-:. H.. ..y..
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=. ~ tnr ~er.:a: s..y-. Sea :v,:.:,>:,:
, 1859-05-04
Burnett'S COcoaine.
Burnett's C2cOairc.
BurEett'S Cocoaino.

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rrr;a.rtav JOSEPH DI'EN!-Ix,r, T. .;.
- FL: sl.c ~ ttu:cr, $ ae;a.; II .,cc.i> 4'.c.
, 1859-05-04

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M. .I;..
l'll.l.ttltS ATTACKS
SO \ .7.s!. :l,.'!!. ". II !, ..,:.
+ @.,'s..;.:s i Tx ,.>4A
i: H.. Vt III L..t7 H..
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, 1859-05-04
Important from Pixies Pcak.-(.hccr-
Ing -Account>--SIS made per Day.

IF1:9l ''.r ~ ia +''t1ria!i
w understand that Mr. Worries, cousin To
the Mr>Srs. Hurit> o this city aud whose III otl-
or resides ne:r irn,rtviIe, arrived in this civ
y lev days since, direr1 lr"m the Pixies Peak
and Cherry Greek guild mines. Mr. |orics is in
cid m'nrr. having rnli grated 16 California III the
spring ri H. aud followed mining in that aurif-
rro''s region 'nr period III nralv ten years,
until Nosenier last. when lle went to1hc Pixies
Teak mines in cn,npAny with few other old
2pi'l steHcr> from stockton, Cal.
III Artl'In. i'll thu vicinity Of Pixies Peak,
flary stuck their stakes and went immediately to
work calling Elr'r mining district stockton af-
;rr ~tmki"n. California. Mr. Norics states that
hs l'r"sirc1c'l MI through Nrw Stockton mines,
and found geld everywhere in abundance. lie
'iaE d""n distance Of ci; ;.l,tccn feet until he
cAne toa >olid bed Of rock finding shut gold tile
''t'r' distance. Mr.. y. states that Iie took out
IL i'Eh us Sl~ i'll one dav, and the average
;'l'1n'n& i'll those dig.inys was =, $l", and ST..
IN tl.n HAN.
~ tie time pf this leaving. the Mcxicans aud
Indians wcse thc principal ones engaged in min-
1n4 the Americans being GENERALLY engaged in
prospecting aud laying ni town sites. liz will
ita'c This city on Monday next for the pikc's
Teak Region, taking ont with him about fifty
head I'll mich cows and leaving this side Of the
Missouri River forever.
We understand that Mr. Worries owns a large
rancho III california. is pioneer Of great expe
Renee. and Il gentleman III whose statements the
Utmost rc'iaure can be placed.
TER coSrnA.-Tle same paper coutaius tire
following:
DISAPPOINTED ENl'EAST>,--.t party Of disap-
pointed cnlErant$ who left home un the 4.uh Of
March last. returned III YESTERDAY. After pro-
rcrd'i'. eut far the l}ig Blue, their filth in
the gold mine, gin ont" and they took til.
i'ark truck. Their appearance 1T Market Square,
with tlh'1r htnd carl and cooking utensils at
''acled general attention. and created quite Il
panic an'on;. >u1ne tiu,id Pixies pcakrrs, who
ire n"w abunt starting nut willie the more
knowing ones wanted to knnw il they '.tli>ln't
have wives at hnm." Onc If The returned party
informed us that he wonld leave fur the East nn
Tue svrnln. train, having had enough Of the
tar West, and that A. he had just walked six
hundred miles. he Intended IL ride the balance
81 'l'r way. Tue Wr>t was no place Tor him.
~ ,fot <jou}hH. :.;h
, 1859-05-04

Drp GOODS a,tD CARPETS.
P. PALMER & co,
liz, III T. 116 Lake Street,
WHOLESALE
D r Y-GOODS
G A r P e r S
SPRING TR AIDE,
fFor Cash}
where In cn,,o.o.
LAWNS, pE1A1SEs.
X A ~ ~
, 1859-05-04

- kitchells minority orer Bowman, for
Judge in the 25th Judicial Circuit, is l,s47.
, 1859-05-04

I'llE LIVER l\\N;DE.iTU':.
l. rKErAl:En l;f Iii. SAA.,l::,
Compounded Entirely from t;sl:.s.

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, 1859-05-04
Educational.

NJ iSS llEATIl'.> >(IIUOL.-A
49, nav term will Commerce NEnxHpAy, Apri
Jaek1on strt~t and E!.nl l.1ct
Puuiia admitted t,.,, III. 1x..
, 1859-05-04
Killed nj =. Raus1o urn

We learn from Major lo>t, editor oftlc Santa
fe Gasti't, that killing affair occurred at Las
:. agos' OH the night Of Tie :.rd inst. 1t Stems
t1at government contract llui been given ou,
that morning To parties in tuwn. and Ut night
1aeIe WIS u fandunEo attended Of course By I'LL
Pa1taes; AT Lug dance. difficulty WAS abou1 to
flsc with some Me>icans. wien Young man by
t1s nane Of Can1wcIl, drew pistol aud tircd,
1n'anS one ~ ~ h,s personal friends. Mr.. Win
large amount Of gold and silver, and the Lail
struck him directly below two twenty dollar
pieces, one catering lis heart. Mr.. Cantwe}
was suffering greatly from mental anguish When
the Major lett.-KaAsa* city Journal Of Com.
srct, 4pr3f "a.
, 1859-05-04

T3rn Rnn11r
-----
p 4 4
Etn1s Not Hooh 0n1v
~" ~ s4ohE
1reomparably the Largest, Richest and che.p-
* '"SN u
GENERAL DRY GOODS
West Of New York City.
We hare .4aA s,xe,y within ,.w dr.. il ..r >.u.. =,
h1ea eu3s'
Elegant Dress Goods,
Paris Embroideries,
Embroideries Of everv hind
Hosiery and Gloves, &c., &C., &C.
,s,e,t fran ,nx+,n. ;. i. ,,,, :. ,-., 49,.
2.ooo Pieces v,rd,;ae rrench
Chintz Prints,
5000 Pieces Cbo;cc Stv}eS 1Tprri.
mack aud tOchccO Prints.
...........
1s3oo fleccs tlnc Do LANES,
FOR TEN CENTS.
J tnn D;ocoe r:uo 1rtJo~ n...+
-
..
ene ''1'N 'no 'o"' aosi"tl es'
o'A 0Sf "'A"AH'
~01ro mon p1vc "r.1
IN GRE-Af VARIETY.
/ .00n Paris Cmhro;doroJ 1rux,;,
StcefcS+
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.......
~'0o MIL i'o4 >"i+"'AHD '@oA'''
4''oo r. elo'tk fl>k-pk'SrED thALl'fS
II
, 1859-05-04

-, -, ~"'1ke"e III VsEOFWfA.
Inc "asa'nS'"n correspondent Of the Phila-
delph'a 1ffe" writes under date Of April ..l, as
follows:
There is quite contest in t;corcia in refer.
eDce to the election ui United State. senator
in place OF the ilIustrious I,crson 1Lr I,.,r ,t
the secession party in tha. STATE. aud one Of ,Ir
n'eu anxious to break up tl!c Cni"u VIA, tlr
il no doub, that Mr. Secretary Cobb l;,s I-unr
home for tie purpose Of taking par, ii, the rav.
he is cl!argtd very distinctly iii certain t,aprrs
With being dcslrous of oLtaiuiu;. tho seat oi Mr.
1rersun, III tue Sc,la1c for himself
, 1859-05-04
AL who arc &*lia:. 1t are .iylH:, the
unanimous Testimony In it~ Favor

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s"-..'rN - T.. t,,-r:i.,-
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FAifN a>In h \ iAiI-
, 1859-05-04
The Philadelphia tsrrcH%'. in the NeH
Test OF Democracy.

il f'l! E:t fh4.tit'i.!a IFes%
The =" "f"nh'f"f'"" war1ls lis that VIC will
h!""rn'i' EH'';y. u anta-nustc or n4ftIeuti{y
!'3'~"f'"n .n III 1>'rifor;''& 0.httuxt AarttY."
IL theory is that tie }"v]I~ ~ III. 7sryitor1s
ht''' Il" rv"ttm trhtfertf "Ftr Mat institution. 4
'l"zen men may establish slavery in defiance Of
the wishes ii eighty thousand frccmen. The
latter cannot abolish it. If they f;lil to protect
it. aud q decree of the Supreme Court rccogniz-
"r:> right to hold :aves in The Territories
Congress is to lie invoked, aud the whole
l.""rr Of ',lc Federal Government ST, in mo-
i:nn, to Fprotcct the rights Of Shareholders.
This theory dedicatcs all the American Terri
t"rics to slavery, and tntist$ all the Federal
powers for its protection within their limits.
against the will Of the inhabitants who are to
reside in them. II destroys every yestige of
Popular Sovereignty 1t brands the language
III the kansas-Nebraska bill with taEseElood. It
converts tfc National Government in in active
agent Of slavery propasandisn,. 1t places slave
property IN higher basis than uny other spe-
eie> ofpropcrty. If insisted upon It will preeci.
pttlte the inevitable division Of the Onion
into two sectional parties, and forever dcstrny
the natiunal organization uf the Democratic
party. No Northern State will support it, and
M Northern Senator or member Of Congress,
with the consent Of his constituents can yote
fur it.
The Democracy of the North have struggled
Ion. and naptullv for the presentation Of the
constitutional rights Of the South, and arc viii
n. t" do 50 still Hut, like tile prisoner in the
iron cell, who SAW its limits gradually circnm-
upon a,aother, until now that Congressional pro-
tcc'ion for slavery is presented Al test Of 20.
Utica! orthodoxy, as Il dogma Which must be ad-
yocltcd unt!vr penalty Of excummunicatiou
Seli-pre>crvatiun compels them to rrpudiate it
III terms which none can 1nlsundtrstaud.
, 1859-05-04
The New Editor Of &tTic tou.st,u.


The ~ !. I,ih".t thus speaks Of Mr. I:rownr
tue new editor IF tEv Washington t;h>'.fui.oa:
lie Il i member ef one If the mos, l,romi.
nent notlc families Of Irr!ard, and Il gentleman
o. hnc cdncAl''n and genial talents. lie lla> been
ocen c'nace'c: will! the .|a1,nM nt t.u.y,r,,
LOT t"o nr iaFc' :':4r> past. .ni h,, contributed
20 u'at Pap'f The :s'1'cir> on 1nrrign politics, Al
the sam" ll:1c. i" las t:krn :,r.. interest il, ,i
conflict going iorward ~ TanInany Hail between
thc nos''!e ''re's oi Wood and Fowler. Bring
IN ultimate Irrsunal tricnd If Mr. :, u. Em,,.r.
worth. his ssn!patilrs havr Naturally !,rru will
tar Fowler iacf"H. tu which, on ,;,,juu, ,,cr,
elcns he has rendered important services: and
'sprobab!y "n tleir RECOMMENDATION t|,,1 In.
aas besn engaged as Mr. Itlc!lauan's assistant
IN conduci.nE tile ofliriai uryar,
, 1859-05-04

TIE Proportion u; r.eripi~ trosa through,
freight t" the aggregate irn al sources for lii,
PAST Year. Was us follows:
, 1859-05-04
The Presidency.
ICr,r 1t,,. 7L ~ f.;t; :

lfr'Ha Tic les M;:tes c:tizeu.l
The Chicago PnEss ASp TRIBUNE gave its
slt'"s, lew days since. to the basis upon
which there should be 4 union ot all the clc-
'ncnts If opp'>iti,n Ia The present National Ad-
''lni>tra1on. II spoke plainly and boldly, with
"ut conccaln'ellt "r eva,inn- It's yirws are those
III nlnetE-une hunlre.lths off tie Republican 70
trrs Of the country. The time has come when
iepuhcans can1Dt be Just IL the country with.
cut standin:! fully and f4ir]y upon .lcir uwl
"bviou. 10 candid men of all sections. TLcv
can 10 longer bc styled 4 sectional party
In this postur. OF affairs, any shrinking from
tie issue forced upon them: auy attempt to
c"!npro1'1,e AWAY the vantage ground they haze
gained. would "trip ths Republicans Of their
'aoral j'owcr, and drive from them tens of thou.
ard Of truc-hvarteA mcn, wl4o adhere To The
organization becas.>r they regard it Us destined,
under i f;lyorln. Providence, to bring the cou,,-
Try back to tl,t p"sition it occupied III tic days
!" m !! t!e kepub'lca't fathers on the Question Of
I'"lt'n;. aud l".'';4l'zln= slavery, When men
and but rarely find themselves the victims Of
misplaced confidence. VI ought not to ask
t!iu>c who are Mi with and tor Us II co.upc-
rafc with It's; and we cAnnot atlo.d To purchase
'l''r en- operation 1T the expense Of principle.
Any suelt basis ri union would, in the end,
prove rul5c Of >:n,, and sourc, Of distrac-
Ton. There was :, time when tl,nse who stood
III opposition 10 tic wicked teachings and cor
ru1'' pract!ce> Of The SIuyr Democracy, were
"u1sldcd. nlauy so'"l and honest men wrrt 1T
loss under which lag 10 array themselves.
That time has ."ne by. Tie Republican flag
Is folds is arraye Il hn>; whose power is ire
::~t'bic u tle. tllcn i cnncilsatory spirit is to
IN cultivated, and differences about nur-es>en-
;a!> Is IN l'c tolerated, the great issues should
'' everywhere distinctly cnncia'e.l. and rigid
II ;derr to; and those WIN are clos tn as >tand
, 1859-05-04
CHICAGO. 81. PAIL AND FOND DC
Lac RAILROAD.

The Ntrife for IkuAInrAN TkctNccll fIlu
Great EASTERN Hallway Litlch.
The American K,.:hnai ~j.,,.-:,a{ in i'll urti,.I
un tin co'nlc'i"n TAN has si,ru,l- up between
the four Great Eastern j;..il, unI int> ,n1I,., t
The conclusion t it wit! hot have ~ t,i>as,r,,,,
HI effect uI"a I'll" financial l',u>pcr,> ri; these
roads a. n':ssv have supposed. Tllc following
are tttc c"uc!udiu:: paragraphs ot tue .h.t, uy<
article:
1t is sorar cnn4irrl, however, To Ennw that The
tu''i"'l;"H n'W ."l,-. III i less iriurions i"
The l1!'r'r-1> u; 1lv Z, snl':s'~ thai, l.~ vrrr
ally been snrl".>.'sl. :i"l tl,. nui>, .!,, has
brvn 'r.4.;c l,,l' !: il t!,r ,.s,t ;rv>$ Taking
all the lines We H., l, E...:,.,, ,r.-:x, Of ,},,.
western hu,llIt-> .":n4 10 anl iiom Ntw York,
Is property l suhtct IL: c"'n,'c,:,i.,'. Ti,' In
tai amount nf M,".,h tlri.lt Traffic III all ,f..
lines for 49, MAS 4, tutlons:
, 1859-05-04

Tug PEon1A AND Haxx1nAL RA1LHo.p,-We
understand that the committee appointed to ill.,
vestigae the affairs Of the Peoria Hannibal
Railroad have been to Lewiston and had a con-
ference with thu people there. They will make
known the result Of their Investigations to the
stockholders. whom, they in company with
delegation Of the citizens Of Lewiston propose
to meet at the Peoria House, in this civ on
Thursday next, May 5tA, at : o'clock, T. NJ
Isoyid 1rdn<rr;,t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

THE APPROACHING HORSE FAIR,-Eyery indi-
cation is favorable for the complete success of the
Fair of the Lake Erie Horse Breeders Assoca ion
at Spri0g Grove Park, which will be held next
week There is no better place in the country
than this for the establishment of a permanent
Horse Show, that will yearly draw to our city
crowds of both noted and superior animals, and
visitors The location of the grounds is all that
could be desired The track is good, the ground
well shaded, first class hotel accommodations are
a. hand at Richards Spring Grove House, good
stabling can be had upon the spot, and abundance
Of pure water is supplied upon the grounds.
! The Park is far enough from the city to avoid
the dust, aud just far enough for pleasant ride or
comfortable walk, Our city is as accessible
| from all quarters as any city in the Uniou and in
no section, norh, south, east or west, can there
be found a more beautiful one We have enough
rood horses in this section to make an excellent
| sxhibiti0n TO say nothing OF stock from abroad.
Taking all these facts into consideration, and
! that other fact, which after all will be the grea
I drawing feature, that Flora Temple and Princess
N,iI be here TO fiy around the course, we do moi
sel how the Fair can iuil OF success, provided Tho
weiuheT is fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15

THk SoNs OF MALrA--In 4 notice Of the mid
night p. rade of the Sons of Malta in New York
Tuesday night last tho Tribune tRus refers to tho
early history of the Order in this co 1ntry'
Tho mystic brotherhood of the Sons o Malta has
an existence in this oi,y dating back, as an Order
not quite two years. Many of It rites have been
praciioed here, however, ever since the time Of
Peter Stuyyesant aud the other old Dutch Cover
nors. Old Peter himself it Is we'll known, was
legally the q. X. j. A, OF the Dutch Colonies 10
North America for many years, in spite Of the loss
Of his leg, which rendered him 10 a certain extent
incapable of performing the arduOus duties per-
tanning to tho Office His misfortune rendering him
Ineligible, be was not reelected, a courtesy which
would otherwise have been extended TO him. lie
positively refused, however to give up TO his
eessor tho regalia aud working tools of his posi-
] ton, TO which ho had formed a strong attach
ment So much respect was shown the sturdy old
Dutohman by those high in authority in the Or
| der, taat no attempt was made to coorce him in
| the matter; and history informs US all the insg'
| MIA of his off co was buried with him. The East.
! ern msguates Of the fraternity, bearing in mind
| this rebellion Cf their early representative in
| America, have steadily refused TO grant working
| charters to this country until about eight years
ago so that whatever work pertaining to the Order
has bocn done here before that time has been sur,
reptitious uDd deserves the apprehension of all
the true members Of the mystery.
In connection with this subject we understand
that there was very large and enthusiastic NEE
ting Of Americas Lodge last night to greet the
English Cardinal who is visiting the principal
lodges of the Union, on mission from the Roya
Commandery at London. Our informant favor'
us with sketch Of the less private ceremonies
attendant upon the reception Of the distinguished
visitor, which want Of space fOrtids our pub
fishing this morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15
BRAnpeErn's PmLs nAvp NO AoIIoN NAVE

BRAEDRErn's Pulls HAvD no AcTIoN HAVE
oS IMPURITIES Young people c0nuOt, but mdde-nged
and old people can, appreciate tho medicine which, being
used in sckues only upon the If the diseose
Around evory organ effected, there ths medicine penS-
tates removing impurities preventing all settling of the
humlrs into ulcers, sweors or tumors In Heart Alice
tous in Epilepsy i'll Pleuriy in Sore Throls and ahec-
tons OF the Respiratory organs goneroly in Iyspepse
hdso wonderful Pills give immediate rel ei; aud peseye
,vereuco will be to Maadcs which have been
pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by their
Aud is this 50 wonderful Behold the reason =
BEtNnRErHs Pills purity the blo0d they have no power
excerpt over impure humors aud these being removed the
removed. Mill deriving health from the
of this innocent medicine, which never weakens hut
strengthen; hrsy by taking out Of the dy these
alters, VIII hatd, as were. the life princi 10 II
custody; and secondly by mpariug life giving properly
the blood.
sold At No 29l Canal ST., Enudreths building; ant by
Gardiner, No. 900 Superior street, C'eveunu aud bY
j. D, Wheodon, Hudson and all respectable dealers IN
medic ines dSW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-15
FROM NEW YORK.

NNhN NhhY ONAs -
letter from Havana dated Oct. l0lh, says the
Star Of the West was to leave Tat port ON that
day for this city. Her starboarj outboard shaft is
broken, but both eugines are perfect Captains
Harrison and McGowan thiuks she eau safely pro.
coed. She has $50 passengers aud 81 800 600 in
gold.
Considerable interest having been expressed TO
learn the intentions of the Associated Press in TO.
aton to the Congressional reports OF the approach
ing session ut Washington, we are authorized to
say that the proceedings Of both Houses wd be
reported by telegraph with all possible cate, aud
us fully As heretofore